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 1     I|     both in sense~ And ring of sound - so much the elements~
 2    II|     brass, and from beneath, a sound~ Goes forth from feet of
 3    II|    without smell,~ And reft of sound; and those the mind alert~
 4    II|    they move,~ Both sterile of sound and dry of juice; and throw~
 5    II|      in begetting things,~ Nor sound, since pow'rless they to
 6    II|  serene spaces of the sky with sound,~ And hurl his lightnings, -
 7    IV|  things at hand, and hear them sound.~ Besides, since shape examined
 8    IV|   things perceive.~ Firstly, a sound and every voice is heard,~
 9    IV|        we must~ Even voice and sound to be corporeal,~ Because
10    IV|     Moreover, roughness in the sound~ Comes from the roughness
11    IV|     primal germs,~ As a smooth sound from smooth ones is create;~
12    IV|       it haps, that thou canst sound perceive,~ Yet not determine
13    IV|         tossed back~ Returns a sound; and sometimes mocks the
14    IV|       jumble enters ears,~ And sound we seem to hear far more
15    IV|       round about,~ Astir with sound. But idol-films do tend,~
16    IV|    However, 's borne so far as sound or voice -~ While I omit
17    IV|      Unfailingly the voice and sound are borne;~ Wherefore, besides,
18    IV|       the uttering of a single sound -~ There lurk yet many moments,
19    IV|    were~ Much earlier than any sound was heard;~ And all the
20     V|    could with many a different sound~ Denote each separate thing.~
21    VI|      are battling. For never a sound there come~ From out the
22    VI|      of the spreading world~ A sound on high, as linen-awning,
23    VI|       And imitates the tearing sound of sheets~ Of paper - even
24    VI|    mayst~ In thunder hear - or sound as when winds whirl~ With
25    VI|   speed,~ From whence that dry sound grateth on our ears,~ So
26    VI|        Give forth a like large sound.~ There's reason, too,~
27    VI|        and burn with monstrous sound,~ As if a flame with whirl
28    VI| crackling flame~ Consumes with sound more terrible to man~ Than
29    VI|       swift hail gives forth a sound~ Among the mighty clouds
30    VI|         The blow gives forth a sound athrough thine ears:~ Thus
31    VI|   things at hand and hear them sound.~ Now will I seek again