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 1 XIII  |         listened, too, we could hear a dull rumbling sound, but
 2 XV    |      the reef. But he would not hear of such a proceeding, said
 3 XXIII |        bales of cotton we could hear a splashing, or rather gurgling
 4 XXVII |     something which I could not hear distinctly, but which sounded
 5 XXXIII| consideration, “perhaps he will hear what we are saying.”~And
 6 XXXIV |  answered; “but I wish we might hear it now, for this silent
 7 XXXIV |       to listen, “I think I can hear it now.”~“You can,” he answered; “
 8 XXXIV |         answered; “yet what you hear is but the first warning
 9 XXXIX |      not so loud; some one will hear us,” he said, Towering his
10 XL    |     voracious eyes, and I could hear the grating of his teeth
11 XLVI  |        would not for one moment hear of his risking his life
12 XLVII |      tent; it was bad enough to hear; without witnessing the