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 1  IV,  8  |        to run away from any loud noise, such as would be made by
 2  IV,  8  |         while stupefied with the noise. And yet, for all this,
 3  IV,  8  |  particularly careful to make no noise with oar or net; and after
 4  IV,  8  |          that they count upon no noise being likely to reach the
 5  IV,  8  |       aloud and make any kind of noise; for on hearing the noise
 6  IV,  8  |        noise; for on hearing the noise and hubbub the fish are
 7  IV,  8  |         up without the slightest noise, but if any man make a noise
 8  IV,  8  |     noise, but if any man make a noise previously, the shoal will
 9  IV,  8  |          fish, bewildered at the noise, darts out of its hiding-place.
10  IV,  8  |     captured when stupefied with noise; and so, while it has no
11  IV,  8  |        razor-fish, if you make a noise, appears to burrow in the
12  IV,  9  |      some of them make a humming noise, like the bee and the other
13  IV,  9  |      like, produce their special noise by opening and shutting
14  IV,  9  |       the act of flying; for the noise made is by the friction
15  IV,  9  |        wings when in motion. The noise made by grasshoppers is
16  IV,  9  |          make a grunting kind of noise) and the caprus or boar-fish
17  IV,  9  |     bull-frog makes its croaking noise by putting its under jaw
18  IV,  9  |         make a shrill twittering noise. Of little birds, some sing
19   v,  30 |       eggs.~If you make a sudden noise as they are flying overhead
20 VIII,  2 |       sound corresponding to the noise made by air-breathing animals
21 VIII,  5 |     within its reach by making a noise that resembles the retching
22 VIII,  5 |      that resembles the retching noise of a man vomiting. It is
23  IX,  3  | consequently if a sudden clap or noise is made, they close in together
24  IX,  37 | utterance to a kind of muttering noise. He is so earnest in the
25  IX,  40 |          listening to a rattling noise; and consequently men say
26  IX,  40 |          or no they can hear the noise at all and also whether
27  IX,  40 |          early dawn they make no noise, until some one particular
28  IX,  40 |   particular bee makes a buzzing noise two or three times and thereby
29  IX,  40 |        first are noisy; then the noise gradually decreases, until
30  IX,  40 |          about, making a buzzing noise, and apparently calling
31  IX,  40 |         in good condition if the noise heard within it is loud,
32  IX,  49B|       peculiar habit of making a noise at their hinder quarters,