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1 Pre     |      a stranger, come to the ear of the master, and between
2 Pre     |      their doctrines: "Their ear is strained to catch the
3 Pre     | caught and held the Oriental ear; and the Oriental mind is
4 VI      |     swells and dies upon the ear,~These are enough for thee!~ ~
5 IX      |    name?" breathe low in his ear;~"Knowest thou not that
6 XIII    |       and if thou turn thine ear~Unto the wise, thou shalt
7 XIII    |      at any time I lent mine ear~To hearken to the glories
8 XXIV    |     and gaily rang~Upon mine ear those harbingers of mirth:~"
9 XXXIV(*)| opinions. Some say it was an ear of wheat, some will have