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 1 1,1|          inaccessible to fear, was heard. To this voice responded
 2 1,1|         water. ~A loud barking was heard. A dog accompanied the voyagers,
 3 1,2|     abbreviation of Neb. ~When Neb heard that his master had been
 4 1,3|         the place, they would have heard the barking of the dog Top,
 5 1,3|           of the surf was scarcely heard. This side of the promontory
 6 1,5|          the sailor. ~The reporter heard him and seizing his arm, "
 7 1,5|           A little spluttering was heard and a tiny blue flame sprang
 8 1,5|          come on. Outside could be heard the howling of the wind
 9 1,7|           not give way. However he heard the noise of stones torn
10 1,7| attentively, and really thought he heard, during a lull, distant
11 1,7|          of the tumult, they again heard the barking, which they
12 1,7|          he could not make himself heard, in a way which signified "
13 1,8|            seen his companions nor heard the sailor speak. ~The reporter
14 1,8|       beside the engineer, he also heard a throbbing, and even felt
15 1,8|          as it was getting dark, I heard the barking of a dog. It
16 1,8|         indicated to him. ~We have heard how, guided by an instinct
17 1,8|           cried Neb. ~The engineer heard him. He recognized Neb and
18 1,2|            a thicket. The settlers heard successively the song of
19 1,2|         the stream, which could be heard murmuring beneath the bowers
20 1,7|           lake, he very distinctly heard the noise of a subterranean
21 1,7|           tremendous explosion was heard. The island appeared to
22 1,8|           were near him might have heard him murmur these words,-~"
23 1,8|          attentively. No noise was heard, not even that of the water,
24 1,2|     Granite House the sea could be heard thundering against the reefs.
25 1,2|            not pleased whenever he heard his chase made light of. "
26 2,2|         inventory finished, he was heard to mutter these words:-"
27 2,3|           half-darkness. They also heard the noise of a waterfall,
28 2,3|         suspicious nature had been heard during the evening, a good
29 2,4|           cries of the wild beasts heard in the night. ~The exact
30 2,5|          they were rising, Top was heard loudly barking; and the
31 2,6|     listened and they thought they heard a sort of chuckling laugh,
32 2,6|          this direction, when they heard the dog barking furiously. ~
33 2,6|           at that moment a cry was heard, and a great orang, who
34 2,7|         December, Neb and Top were heard shouting and barking, each
35 2,8|          Honest Jup!" ~Nothing was heard but that, and Jup without
36 2,9|         2nd, peals of thunder were heard, the wind blew from the
37 2,9|            bad season, nothing was heard but the grinding of tools
38 2,0|        from its depths a voice was heard repeating excitedly,-~"Tobacco!
39 2,2|        could see nothing, but they heard a singular yelping noise
40 2,2|            the yelpings were again heard more loudly than before.
41 2,2|           and he remembered having heard them before during his first
42 2,2|          of August Neb's voice was heard calling to his companions. ~"
43 2,4|         waiting. ~But no voice was heard, the door did not open.
44 2,4|           thicket, when cries were heard resounding from the north
45 2,5|     Pencroft were dying of hunger, heard in detail all the incidents
46 2,5|       collecting my plants, when I heard a noise like an avalanche
47 2,6|          common life. He evidently heard and understood, but no less
48 2,6|           at the door of his room, heard these words escape from
49 2,6|        appeared so, as soon he was heard to express himself in these
50 2,7|             when a light knock was heard at the door. Almost immediately
51 2,7|             The Irishman had never heard of this wreck, but, to the
52 2,7|            Britannia'; he had just heard of it from Glenarvan's account.
53 2,7|          March. On that day Ayrton heard the report of guns. The
54 3,1|            gun would not have been heard; a fire would not have been
55 3,1|    darkness, and a cannon-shot was heard. ~The vessel was still there
56 3,1|         same time, the chains were heard rattling through the hawse-holes. ~
57 3,2|         having been either seen or heard, arrived at the ship and
58 3,2|            the Chimneys, when they heard the reports on board the
59 3,3|         that moment two shots were heard. Smoke curled up from among
60 3,3|    immediately a louder report was heard, a cloud of smoke issued
61 3,3|      Speedy." Frightful cries were heard when they returned on board
62 3,3|   devastated, when a deep roar was heard, followed by frightful cries! ~
63 3,4|          noise of the sea could be heard as it rushed out at the
64 3,5|            A tremendous report was heard, but the piece had held
65 3,6|            Ayrton's voice could be heard. ~"Let us enter," said Cyrus
66 3,7|        groan. ~The sailor had only heard the last words uttered by
67 3,7|         minutes, when a report was heard, followed by repeated barks. ~
68 3,9|          Herbert's room, when they heard Top utter quick barks. ~
69 3,9|     companions uttered a shout. He heard, and ran to meet them. ~
70 3,0|              Fortunately, Pencroft heard nothing of this conversation
71 3,2|         the grass, would have been heard without difficulty. All
72 3,2|    listened. ~Not a sound could be heard inside the palisade. The
73 3,2|      palisade behind which Top was heard growling sullenly. ~The
74 3,3|          who accompanied him, also heard these distant mutterings,
75 3,3|       Mutterings can be distinctly heard in the very bowels of the
76 3,3|       rumbling could be distinctly heard. However, no sign of smoke
77 3,4|            countries. I have often heard it asserted that the winters
78 3,4|          fine weather, nothing was heard of the genius of the island.
79 3,5|         the smallest details, have heard all that was said in Granite
80 3,5|           that not a word could be heard. However, there was no occasion
81 3,5|          Harding's voice was again heard. ~"Stop!" said he. ~The
82 3,6|         show. ~"Wait till you have heard all," he said. ~And the
83 3,6|            to its upper orifice he heard the colonists as they recounted
84 3,7|         Without doubt Captain Nemo heard Cyrus Harding's reply, for
85 3,7|        what they had just seen and heard, and their hearts were deeply
86 3,8|           the thunder could not be heard, like a low but incessant
87 3,8|       properly so termed, could be heard. It might therefore be concluded
88 3,8|           Cyrus Harding distinctly heard the rumbling which proceeded
89 3,9| disappeared. A frightful sound was heard. The colonists at first
90 3,9|   explosion, which might have been heard at a distance of a hundred