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 1   II, 18|         terror in the 'wildered ears."~But now He suffers men
 2  III, 3 |         has opened the eyes and ears and other senses in the
 3  III, 9 |      that more depends upon the ears than upon the eye, since
 4  III, 9 |     wisdom can be gained by the ears only, but not by the eyes
 5  III, 10|        smile, when with soothed ears, and contracted mouth, and
 6  III, 17|        made for seeing, nor the ears for hearing, nor the tongue
 7  III, 26|        and quickly, if only the ears are open and the breast
 8   IV, 11|       hearken, nor incline your ears to hear, when I spake unto
 9   IV, 15|  eloquently. He also opened the ears of the deaf, and caused
10   IV, 15|        blind be opened, and the ears of the deaf shall hear:
11   IV, 26|     frail things. He opened the ears of the deaf. It is plain
12    V, 1 |         that which charms their ears by a more soothing sound.
13   VI, 2 |        says, "dost thou win the ears of gods? Is it with lungs
14   VI, 9 |          that is, the eyes, and ears, and tongue. For assuredly
15   VI, 11| especially that of the eyes and ears, men either forget and are
16   VI, 21|         OF THE PLEASURES OF THE EARS, AND OF SACRED LITERATURE.~
17   VI, 21|     LITERATURE.~Pleasure of the ears is received from the sweetness
18  VII, 1 |      self-restraint wound their ears, which restrain them from
19  VII, 24|   degrees grow yellow with soft ears of corn,~The blushing grape