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 1    1, Prol|  manifest to the sensual eye and ear.~Body is not veiled from
 2    1, Prol|          save one distracted,~As ear inclines to the whispers
 3    1, 6   |          He speaks to the rose's ear, and causes it to bloom;~
 4    1, 6   |          of light.~Again, in its ear He whispers a word of power,~
 5    1, 6   |          it that God says to the ear of earth,~That it attends
 6    1, 6   |          wavering will, 1~In his ear hath God whispered His riddle,~
 7    1, 6   |     embarrassment,~Stuff not the ear of your mind with cotton.~
 8    1, 6   |      suggestions from the mind's ear, 2~That the heavenly voice
 9    1, 6   |          secret.~Then the mind's ear becomes the sensorium of
10    1, 6   |             The spirit's eye and ear possess this sense,~The
11    1, 6   |          this sense,~The eye and ear of reason and sense lack
12    1, 7   |         cries sound sweet in His ear;~He requires from the two
13    1, 9   |     Accept this counsel and give ear thereto,~That it may be
14    1, 16  |         Prophet whispered in the ear of my servant~That one day
15    2, 11  |     pasture."~Another says, "Its ear was cropped."~Another says, "
16    2, 15  |        God Almighty spake in the ear of Shu'aib,~Addressing him
17    2, 16  |         their cry to the outward ear, ~The souls of each sect
18    2, 16  |       this world hath the soul's ear ~Heard from any man the
19    3, 5   |     water-pipe; another felt its ear, and said it must be a large
20    3, 17  |          be this, ~To lend thine ear to my orisons. ~Though thou
21    3, 17  |     smiles. ~Thy inclining thine ear to my supplications ~Is
22    4  (3) |      love him, I am his eye, his ear, his tongue, his foot, his
23    4, 6   | perception of divine things. The ear and the nose cannot see
24    4, 8   |  thousand of them,~Because every ear is stopped with doubt.~To
25    5, 1   |       discourse put a ring in my ear,~Take me by the ear, and
26    5, 1   |        in my ear,~Take me by the ear, and draw me into that holy
27    5, 1   |          eye,~And the Jim of the ear, to amaze reason and sense.~
28    5, 9   |         when I love him I am his ear, his eye, his tongue, his
29    5, 9   |         after forbidden things;"~Ear will say, "I listened to
30    5, 13  |     false?"~The sage touched his ear and said, "This is false,~
31    5, 13  |          report is certain."~The ear is false in relation to
32    5, 13  |    assertions are related to the ear. 4~If a bat turn away its
33    5, 13  |       press on to seeing; 7~What ear has told you falsely eye
34    5, 13  |        eye will tell truly.~Then ear too will acquire the properties
35    5, 13  |         First the hearing of the ear enables you to form ideas,~
36    6, Prol|         who know;~Mystery in the ear of infidels is no mystery.~