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 1 1,1|          balloon rise?" "No!" "I hear a noise like the dashing
 2 1,7|     strained his ears, but could hear no noise beyond those caused
 3 1,7|         an hour. ~They could now hear and reply to each other,
 4 1,8|       engineer did not appear to hear, and his eyes remained closed.
 5 1,3|     would have been delighted to hear some soup bubbling on the
 6 1,9| confidence is; he even smiled to hear him speak, and said nothing
 7 1,2|       25th of August. They could hear the tempest raging in Jacamar
 8 1,2|       suckling-pig, Pencroft? To hear you, I thought that you
 9 2,6|       And then, no wages, do you hear, my boy? We will give you
10 2,1|    odoriferous smoke, they could hear the storm howling without.
11 2,2|       Should you be surprised to hear him beginning to speak to
12 2,3|     glade on the left they could hear the bushes rustling and
13 2,4|         to understand or even to hear. And yet on looking into
14 2,6|        then we shall be ready to hear him!" ~During the following
15 2,6|   distance, had not been able to hear the shouts. Pencroft and
16 2,7|        stand." ~"We are ready to hear you," replied Harding. ~
17 3,3|      fact, they could distinctly hear the creaking of the windlass.
18 3,9|         was asleep and could not hear them. ~"My friends," said
19 3,2|         expected every moment to hear a report. Five minutes after
20 3,2|          and Cyrus Harding could hear the noise made by the door,
21 3,3|    mountain, he was surprised to hear a deep rumbling noise, increased
22 3,5|       Gideon Spilett alone could hear. ~The reporter evidently
23 3,8|     listened, as if expecting to hear some distant muttering.
24 3,8|        it seems to me that I can hear a dull, rumbling sound,