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 1 VII  |  which was always music to my ears, saying, “My dear Axel?”~
 2 XXII |  words echoed painfully in my ears: “it’s all over!” For in
 3 XXV  |   except a little pain in the ears.”~“That’s nothing, and you
 4 XXVII|     companions could reach my ears. At the moment when I left
 5 XXIX | noises. Yet neither eyes, nor ears could be so utterly deceived.~
 6 XXXV |  under the dazzling light, my ears are stunned with the incessant
 7 XXXV |     uproar are incessant; our ears are bleeding; to exchange
 8 XXXVI|    the Professor fell upon my ears as I awoke; he was ominously
 9 XLI  |     and made a whizzing in my ears, we were moving faster than
10 XLII |       time to time reached my ears I thought I could distinguish
11 XLIV |     shaking the urchin by the ears. “Come si noma questa isola?”~“