Part, Question

1   2, 69 |            as in the ~case of the deaf and dumb. For an advocate
2   2, 70 |         14) he says: "But I as a ~deaf man, heard not; and as a
3   2, 94 |   likeness of a serpent, like the deaf asp that stoppeth ~her ears,
4   2, 166| burdensome to others, since he is deaf to the moderate mirth of
5   3, 44 |       well: He hath made both the deaf to hear and the dumb to
6   3, 66 |            for instance, if he be deaf, or a child. But it is useless
7   3, 86 |         man who was both dumb and deaf, whereby He shows us that