Chapter

 1 II    |        far above all his Fellows, hearing of this iniquitous decree,
 2 III   |       seeing, he did not see, and hearing, he did not understand.' ~
 3 IV    |        all men." ~The worthy man, hearing this, but never guessing
 4 V     |          to all. He knew, without hearing it, that this was his father'
 5 VI    | everything to the king's son. He, hearing his tutor's words, felt
 6 XIII  |          expect none.' The other, hearing this, despaired of the succour
 7 XXII  |      distress of spirit." But, on hearing his words, the king suspected
 8 XXII  |   befallen thee." ~But Zardan, on hearing this message, at daybreak
 9 XXIV  |         Then said the king in the hearing of all present, "Art thou
10 XXX   |        the condition of his eyes. Hearing this, the king, they say,
11 XXXII |        giving sight to the blind, hearing to the deaf, motion to the
12 XXXIII|         flight; and these, in the hearing of many, loudly lamented
13 XXXV  |          sight of all and, in the hearing of all, proclaimed our Lord