Part,  Dialogue

 1   1,  Int| Sorbonne, who went in crowds to hear him; and he introduced,
 2   1,  3  |       air my heart's voice do I hear:~"Whither dost thou carry
 3   1,  4  |        This is what I wished to hear from you. Now, if the act
 4   1,  4  |      because the intellect will hear the whole truth, so that
 5   1,  5  | response;~My voice she will not hear,~Nor pitifully will she
 6   1,  5  |      understand, I will let you hear that which is written on
 7   2,  3  |         none of him! But let me hear whether the eyes made a
 8   2,  3  |         LAO. I pray you, let me hear.~LIB.~57.~First response
 9   2,  4  |         to great noises, do not hear the lesser, as is well known
10   2,  4  |     longed-for vision. You will hear what he says to the throng
11   2,  4  | bystanders that which you shall hear:~68.~The sixth blind man.~
12   2,  4  |         where did ye~Feel ever, hear, or see in any place~Woes
13   2,  5  |         oh my sister, thou wilt hear what happened to those nine
14   2,  5  |   sister, do not fail to let me hear so much of it as you can