Part, Chapter

 1    1, 13|        the mark, as those of the deaf man who went to condole
 2    3, 13|        sharp of hearing, and yet deaf; and a third naked, and
 3    3, 13|          others; the sharp-eared deaf man hears death approaching
 4    4, 1 |   pleasantries,~Like calling the deaf a hearer and the blind a
 5    4, 1 |         is made by God blind and deaf; ~I saw with the heart's
 6    4, 5 | understood not my counsel or are deaf.~The second counsel I gave
 7    5, 6 |           he behaved just like a deaf man who sees those around
 8    5, 6 |          joke to his friend,~The deaf man who listens laughs twice
 9    5, 6 |         blind imitator is like a deaf man,~In regard to the joy
10    6, 9 |         ears, however sharp, are deaf to my cries."~The spiritual
11    6, 9 |       all,~For he is asleep, and deaf to the other's voice.~But