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 1     4,      7, 2|         to see.]~"Those who are deaf fail to hear you even when
 2     4,      7, 2|         talk volubly enough. [--Deaf to the very core!--This
 3     4,      7, 2|      Not necessarily altogether deaf.--That something is still
 4     4,      7, 2|        Said Ummon, "You are not deaf then?" [--Deaf to the very
 5     4,      7, 2|      You are not deaf then?" [--Deaf to the very core!--Do not
 6     4,      7, 2|       not say that this monk is deaf in his ears.]~Ummon further
 7     4,      7, 3|       or a hossu. Those who are deaf fail to hear you even when
 8     4,      7, 3|  reference to the blind, to the deaf, to the dumb, they are vainly
 9     4,      7, 3|        Said Ummon, "You are not deaf then?" Finally, he said, "
10     4,      7, 3|         in regard to the blind, deaf, and dumb? Let us see what
11     4,      7, 4|         Remarks in Verse~Blind, deaf, dumb! [--Even before any
12     4,      7, 4|         the mysterious tune? [--Deaf in his ears!--There is no
13     4,      7, 4| appreciate the greatest merit.--Deaf to the very core!]~What
14     4,      7, 5|       Comment on Seccho~"Blind, deaf, dumb!~Infinitely beyond
15     4,      7, 5|   attain the life of the blind, deaf, and dumb. Here all your
16     4,      7, 5|       after all dumb, that this deaf one is not after all deaf;
17     4,      7, 5|       deaf one is not after all deaf; it is disheartening that
18     4,      7, 5|       the one who is not at all deaf is deaf for all that.~'Li-lou
19     4,      7, 5|       who is not at all deaf is deaf for all that.~'Li-lou does
20     4,      7, 5|      all, one who is not at all deaf is really deaf in his ears.
21     4,      7, 5|       not at all deaf is really deaf in his ears. The most exquisite
22     4,      8, 2|         stay at home, blind and deaf, and without much ado;~Sitting