The assistant fortune-hunter had been in residence just a month when Mr. Teak, returning home one afternoon, stood in the small passage listening to a suppressed wailing noise proceeding from upstairs.

"But I can't be content here now since the big noise-shop has been built right in our neighbourhood.

"He shook his 'ead with sorrow and made that sucking noise agin.'

You're always making such a noise SISTER O fie, John; none but naughty boys Say such rude words as you.

The noise increases.

When the active fermentation has ceased, the casks should be plugged upright, again filled, if necessary, the bungs be put in loosely, and, after a few days, when the fermentation is a little more languid (which may be known, by the hissing noise ceasing), the bungs should be driven in tight, and a spile-hole made, to give vent if necessary.

80 To towns, whose shades of no rude noise complain, From ringing team apart

No kind relief, no lenitive at hand, I seek, at midnight clubs, the social band; But midnight clubs, where wit with noise conspires, Where Comus revels, and where wine inspires, Delight no more: I seek my lonely bed, And call on sleep to sooth my languid head.

I seed de fust train dat come to dis here town an' it made so much noise dat

Burglars work silently, and at the least noise decamp, as a rule.

Harke how the generall noise doth welcome from the Parthian wars; each spirit's jocund, fraught with glee, then wrong not thine with this dull meditation.

So noise ensues, and quarrels last for life; The wife abhors the fool, the fool the wife.

My eyes are veil'd; a murmuring noise Glides tinkling through my ear; Death's chilly dew my limbs o'erspreads, Shiv'ring, convuls'd, I panting lye; And pale, as is the flower that fades, I droop, I faint, I die.

Again Johnny made the circuit of the fieldthe noise grewa hundred voices, it seemed, not one that was friendly.

There was a brief drop in the noise level as the piano player crossed the room with quick steps and went out the door.

The wearers are provided with flutes, whistles, cymbals, flageolets, snare drums, and rattles, or other noise-makers.

At which sad noise methought I saw thee enter, But, having nere a sword, I counselld thee To strangle him with a Lute string, for which cruelty Of mine, me thought he threw an Arrow at me, Which, if thou hadst not wak'd me as thou didst, Would as I slept with my strong feares ha killd me.

'They will make enough noise opening that door.

"There was a slight rustling noise overhead; a bat suddenly emerged from a broken panel of the ceiling, flitting about the room and athwart my solitary lamp; and as the fateful bird almost flouted my face with his noiseless wing, the grotesque faces carved in high relief in the cedar ceiling, whence he had emerged, seemed to mope and mow at me.

It made an unco noise ower a' this country.

Just that same evening Mother stopped me again laughing too loud and making too much noise playing with Lester; and I felt real cross.

Its noise resembles that made by the boring of a large auger through the hardest wood; whence the country people sometimes call the bird "the pump-borer.

A clock struck, a window slammed, or a street-noise smote her ear sharply.

From both the fleets men's eyes are bent this way, Neglecting all the business of the day; Bullets their flight, and guns their noise suspend; The silent ocean does th'event attend, Which leader shall the doubtful victory bless, And give an earnest of the war's success; When Heaven itself, for England to declare, Turns ship, and men, and tackle, into air.

We did not make any noise threading that wet thicket, and we ascended the opposite slope very cautiously.