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capable of being heard
- Exit Maggie, dragging her bonnet by the string, while Mr. Tulliver laughs audibly.1.2 — Book 1 Chapter 2 — Mr. Tulliver, of Dorlcote Mill, Declares.... (92% in)
- Tom was hanging over his Latin grammar, moving his lips inaudibly like a strict but impatient Catholic repeating his tale of paternosters; and Philip, at the other end of the room, was busy with two volumes, with a look of contented diligence that excited Maggie's curiosity; he did not look at all as if he were learning a lesson.2.5 — Book 2 Chapter 5 — Maggie's Second Visit (38% in)
- Then he pressed Maggie's hand; but there were no audible good-byes.2.7 — Book 2 Chapter 7 — The Golden Gates Are Passed (96% in)
- "Ah, well, who was it that did say so?" said Wakem, opening his desk, and moving things about, with the accompaniment of an almost inaudible whistle.3.7 — Book 3 Chapter 7 — How a Hen Takes to Stratagem (57% in)
There are no more uses of "audible" in The Mill on the Floss.
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