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 1     I| idleness, liveth in manner of a dumb beast. And because I have
 2     I|       doctor not conning, and a dumb crier, this be a perilous
 3     I|          or who hath made a man dumb or deaf, seeing or blind,
 4    II|      recovered their sight, the dumb their speech, the deaf their
 5    II|         which had been mute and dumb six years by a sickness
 6    II|         which was both deaf and dumb, and by signs he opened
 7   III|        hast sent to me meat for dumb beasts, therefore take this
 8   III|     happed that a young man was dumb and might not speak a word,
 9   III|        young man that was lame, dumb, and deaf, and by the prayers
10   III|         the idols were deaf and dumb, and that he should require
11   III|        by his friends which was dumb, blind, and lame; the blessed
12    IV|      deaf men their hearing, to dumb men their speech, and to
13    IV|     healed a nobleman which was dumb. And as he entered into
14    IV|       name of our Lord upon the dumb man, and had so cured him,
15    IV|         he gave sight, and to a dumb man he restored his speech;
16    VI|         and anon they were made dumb tofore the enchanters, so
17   VII|         deaf men. It maketh the dumb to speak and giveth wisdom
18   VII|      man that had been deaf and dumb the space of forty years
19   VII|    their strength, or that were dumb, deaf, counterfaited, blind
20   VII|      recovered by miracles. Two dumb childien and divers others
21   VII|    young child of Burgundy both dumb and deaf of kind, coming
22   VII|        life, iii. 207.~Deaf and dumb man cured, vii. 146.~Deerhurst,