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 1 1 |       gone ten steps when his ears began to tingle, a faintness
 2 2 |     and listened with all his ears, stretching his five senses
 3 2 |       pinched the tips of his ears from time to time to preserve
 4 3 |     pale with fury; for their ears, closely applied to the
 5 3 |       that should come to the ears of the king; and as the
 6 4 |    twelve I will cut off your ears as you run." ~"Good!" cried
 7 9 |    were fixed upon him, their ears were wide open, and there
 8 11|       and listen with all his ears. ~He was right; at the end
 9 14| objects as through a fog. His ears had perceived sounds without
10 20|    toward him, "I'll cut your ears off!" ~At the same instant,
11 24|      he listened with all his ears, he heard nothing, amid
12 25|     have been warned that our ears should answer for our tongues." ~"
13 27|        said d'Artagnan, whose ears chafed terribly under the
14 27|   wine. Speak, then, I am all ears." ~     ~ ~ ~ ~
15 44|      heads together and their ears on the alert. ~"You will
16 46|  walls of the bastion have no ears; if we are, we will talk
17 47|       I heard her with my own ears." ~"I also," said Aramis. ~"
18 47|    whistling sharply in their ears. The Rochellais had at last
19 50|       had fallen into outside ears; but she could not suppose
20 55|    Milady, "but they see not; ears have they, but they hear
21 55|     grief, "but they see not; ears have they, but they hear
22 60|      perpetual buzzing in his ears, which Porthos explained
23 66|   hung his head, covering his ears with the palms of his hands;