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1        I,  I  |        the Englishman was “all ears.”~In fact, the visual apparatus
2        I,  I  |       it among a thousand. His ears, to be sure, had not the
3        I,  I  | scientific men know that human ears possess, in fact, a very
4        I,  IV |     and listened with both his ears.~In fact, rumor of the rising
5        I,  VII|     they did not know him— his ears were soon struck by the
6       II,  II |        hundred eyes, a hundred ears, open in his service. Besides,
7       II,  II |       Ivan. You will find here ears very ready to listen to
8       II,  V  |     jewels, glittered in their ears. Circles of silver, marked
9       II,  V  |      her dance, dinning in his ears with her daire, and deafening