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 1       1, Story26| happened again~to pass and to hear him saying to his friends: '
 2       2, Story20|      in my ear that I may not hear~ Or open the door that I
 3       2, Story30|   with thyself~ Thou wilt not hear others reproaching thee.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 4       3, Story28|    world and no one will ever hear anything about his name
 5       3, Story29|    may during a lifetime~ Not hear the sound of drum, lute
 6       4, Story4 |       what use is it to me to hear him blaspheming?'~ ~ ~ To
 7       8, Admon5 |   Lest thy sanguinary foe may hear thee.~ Take care of what
 8       8, Maxim10|      enemy but permissible to~hear it; and to act contrary
 9       8, 29     |  advice will have occasion to hear~reproof.~ ~ ~ If admonition
10       8, 72     |      Maxim 68~ ~ ~ How can he hear whose organ of audition
11       8, 2      |    murderers; and~the qazi to hear complaints about thieves;