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 1 1,1|  everything!" ~Such were the loud and startling words which
 2 1,1|     water. ~At that moment a loud voice, the voice of a man
 3 1,1|     surface of the water. ~A loud barking was heard. A dog
 4 1,1|      men. Then immediately a loud voice shouted,-~"Land! land!"
 5 1,6|     among others. Suddenly a loud trumpet call resounded through
 6 1,7|      Top stopped, and gave a loud, clear bark. Spilett, Herbert,
 7 1,2|      the tide, broke up with loud crashes. Numerous birds
 8 2,4|   enter one of these caves a loud roaring arrested them. ~"
 9 2,4|     beasts which can roar as loud as that would care no more
10 2,4| invented this way of causing loud explosions, for, according
11 3,4|   effect. The report was not loud, and besides there are so
12 3,9|      massed over the island. Loud peals of thunder broke,
13 3,9|  caused them to explode with loud reports, while others, less