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 1 1,1|          At that moment a loud voice, the voice of a man whose
 2 1,1|       moment a loud voice, the voice of a man whose heart was
 3 1,1|       fear, was heard. To this voice responded others not less
 4 1,1|        Then immediately a loud voice shouted,-~"Land! land!"
 5 1,2|        and who added, in a low voice,-~"Captain Harding, will
 6 1,2|     answered Harding in a firm voice. ~This "we" included Spilett,
 7 1,5|     jumped up, exclaiming in a voice which showed how hope struggled
 8 1,8|     Harding, in a still feeble voice, "you did not, then, pick
 9 1,0|     lad's hand, and in a grave voice,-~"An island!" said he,
10 1,1|       to them in a calm, grave voice,-~Here, my friends, is the
11 2,2|       said the sailor in a low voice. ~"What?" asked Neb, who
12 2,5|      reporter to him, in a low voice, "this is a strange thing." ~"
13 2,6|  answer." ~And in a stentorian voice the sailor gave a prolonged "
14 2,6|       guess the origin. But no voice replied to Pencroft, who
15 2,6|        this in such a peculiar voice that it was difficult to
16 2,0|   arose, and from its depths a voice was heard repeating excitedly,-~"
17 2,2|       the 25th of August Neb's voice was heard calling to his
18 2,4|  friends were waiting. ~But no voice was heard, the door did
19 2,4|       them. ~"That's Herbert's voice," said the reporter. ~"Run!"
20 2,6|       said Harding in a firmer voice, "look at me, I wish it!" ~
21 2,6|        arms; then, in a hollow voice,-"Who are you?" he asked
22 2,6|       stopped and in a stifled voice,-~"What month?" he asked. ~"
23 2,6|      the, stranger in a hoarse voice; "no! You are honest men!
24 2,7|    approaching, who, in a calm voice and humble tone, said to
25 2,7|       posture that in a hoarse voice, speaking like some one
26 2,7|      This man spoke in a frank voice and with a confident look;
27 2,7|      stopped for a moment. His voice trembled, but he continued,-~"
28 3,1|    vessel!" he exclaimed, in a voice which did not express any
29 3,1|       his eye, and in a hoarse voice,-~"The black flag!" he exclaimed. ~
30 3,1|          said Harding, and his voice betrayed some emotion, "
31 3,2|   asked a tail man, in a harsh voice, who, standing in the shadow,
32 3,3|        he spoke in the calmest voice, as if it was a question
33 3,6|      of the sheep nor Ayrton's voice could be heard. ~"Let us
34 3,9|        him, excited him by his voice, while keeping a sharp look-out,
35 3,9|        onager, and in a hoarse voice,-~"Oh! the villains!" he
36 3,1|           he repeated, and his voice was choked, as if his throat
37 3,2|     drew back, and in a hoarse voice,-"Ayrton!" he exclaimed. ~
38 3,5|       the cave, when Harding's voice was again heard. ~"Stop!"
39 3,5|        he answered in a hoarse voice,-~"He! an outlawed man!" ~"
40 3,5|        Then Harding raised his voice, and to the extreme surprise
41 3,6| undermined by illness, but his voice seemed yet powerful, as
42 3,6|       them by a sign, and in a voice which betrayed more emotion
43 3,7|     himself slightly, and in a voice more feeble, but always
44 3,8|   space. Then he said in a low voice,-~"Yes! the captain was
45 3,9|     friends," he said, and his voice betrayed the depth of his
46 3,0|       said Cyrus Harding, in a voice of the profoundest emotion, "