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 1     4,      7, 2|      unheard.]~"Those who are dumb fail to speak out, whatever
 2     4,      7, 2|    they may have inwardly. [--Dumb to the very core!--This
 3     4,      7, 2|    Not necessarily altogether dumb.--That something is still
 4     4,      7, 2|      Ummon said, "You are not dumb then?" [--Dumb is to the
 5     4,      7, 2|    You are not dumb then?" [--Dumb is to the very core!--What
 6     4,      7, 2|     not say that this monk is dumb.]~The monk now grasped the
 7     4,      7, 3| volubly enough. Those who are dumb fail to speak out whatever
 8     4,      7, 3|    blind, to the deaf, to the dumb, they are vainly groping
 9     4,      7, 3|  Ummon remarked, "You are not dumb then?" This made the monk
10     4,      7, 3|       to the blind, deaf, and dumb? Let us see what Seccho
11     4,      7, 4| Remarks in Verse~Blind, deaf, dumb! [--Even before any word
12     4,      7, 5|       on Seccho~"Blind, deaf, dumb!~Infinitely beyond the reach
13     4,      7, 5|       of the blind, deaf, and dumb. Here all your imaginations,
14     4,      7, 5|     It is ludicrous that this dumb person is not after all
15     4,      7, 5|       person is not after all dumb, that this deaf one is not