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 1 10|          nearest neighbors, heard loud cries, stamping of feet,
 2 18|         Artagnan, breaking into a loud laugh, he having heard,
 3 20| reflections by Lubin, who uttered loud cries and screamed for help
 4 22|          midnight great cries and loud acclamations were heard.
 5 25|         friend, Porthos uttered a loud cry of joy; and Mousqueton,
 6 26|      still speaks within you in a loud voice, ALTISIMMA VOCE. You
 7 46| accompanying this courtesy with a loud hurrah which was audible
 8 47|           the camp. On both sides loud cries arose--on the one
 9 48|            said Porthos, with his loud laugh. ~Athos started, passed
10 53|      Felton, "only do not sing so loud, particularly at night." ~
11 56|           conscience murmured too loud for his mouth to dare speak. ~"
12 59|         floor. ~Patrick uttered a loud cry. ~Buckingham tried to
13 63|         All at once she uttered a loud cry of joy, and darted toward
14 66|         over the water cried in a loud voice, "Let the justice
15 67|          d'Artagnan," said Athos, loud enough for the cardinal
16 67|     cardinal turned and said in a loud voice, "Rochefort!" The