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1   2, 144|      truthfully fills both his ears with the Veda, (the pupil)
2   2, 200|        there he must cover his ears or depart thence to another
3   3, 100|       who subsists by gleaning ears of corn, or offers oblations
4   4, 10 |       by picking up grains and ears of corn, must be always
5   8, 125|     the eye, the nose, the two ears, likewise the (whole) body.~
6   8, 234|      carry to his master their ears, skin, tails, bladders,
7   8, 272|    into his mouth and into his ears.~
8  10, 112| himself, should (rather) glean ears or grains from (the field
9  10, 112|        of) any (man); gleaning ears is better than accepting