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 1 4 | thinking so much of~his buzzing ears, his chilly chest, and other
 2 4 |     stomach, the~buzzing in his ears, and a thousand other fads
 3 5 |         thought had sullied the ears or entered the mind of her
 4 6 |         mist upon the face. The ears are~delicately convoluted,
 5 6 |      have seen, had reached the ears of the Abbe Grimont and~
 6 7 |       to his forehead; even his ears~were on fire.~ ~"Oh! forgive
 7 10|      came fresh and pure to his ears from the little salon; a~
 8 11|        desires which closed his ears and darkened his intellect,~
 9 12|        amazing news reached the ears of Mademoiselle de Pen-~
10 12|         a change~of weather; my ears are buzzing, and I feel
11 22|    speech of course reached the ears for which it~was intended.~ ~
12 25|         was to reach monsieur's ears. Then, at a corner of the~
13 26|    three~times as if to box the ears of La Palferine. The third