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 1     I|         style be such as modern ears are little accustomed to,
 2     I|       the air in the tongue and ears, the water in the natural
 3     I|    curiosity, in the tongue and ears is scurrility, in the natural
 4     I|         was in hearing with his ears the reproofs and villanies
 5     I|       extinct in the death. The ears hear not the song of the
 6     I|         not coloured, ne by the ears, for he soundeth not, ne
 7     I|     another dream. He saw seven ears of corn standing on one
 8     I|        corns, and as many other ears void and smitten with drought,
 9     I|          and in likewise of the ears. Joseph answered: The king'
10     I|    seven fat oxen and the seven ears full, betoken seven years
11     I|        oxen, and the seven void ears smitten with drought, betoken
12     I|      book and deliver it to the ears of Joshua; I shall destroy
13     I|        gold that hangeth in the ears of your wives and your children,
14    II|         that whoso heareth, his ears shall ring and sound thereof.
15    II|         and a gold ring for his ears. Our Lord blessed more Job
16    II|      and put them through their ears and through their nostrils,
17    II|     said to each other in their ears, how like is this young
18    II|      touched my tongue and mine ears, and anon I received hearing
19   III|  venomous serpent, and thy holy ears should be made foul of my
20   III|       thine affection, and mine ears be open to thy prayers,
21   III|       greeting entered into the ears of the body of S. Elizabeth,
22   III|    salutation entered into mine ears, the child that is in my
23   III|        hearing. She touched his ears and blessed him, and anon
24    IV|     into his mouth, ne into his ears that did to him grievance
25    IV|       companies with her bodily ears. Of which she was fed and
26    IV| deserved to hear with my bodily ears the right sweet song of
27    IV|   virginal hand and touched his ears, his nostrils, mouth, hands,
28    IV|     greatness of it, it had two ears. And it was founden then
29     V|     give understanding to thine ears. And after that he put his
30     V|         it, she replenished the ears of our Lord with clamour,
31     V|         voices have run in mine ears, and thy truth hath dropped
32     V|      and voluptuosities of mine ears have bowed and subdued me,
33     V|         Doctor said to our deaf ears, and by the signs that all
34    VI|       and so blinded, and their ears so stopped, that they will
35    VI|        his neck and address his ears and leaned upon his staff.
36    VI|         have heard it, for mine ears were at thy mouth when thou
37    VI|       and cannot see, they have ears, and hear not, they have
38   VII|    passeth lightly through mine ears. To whom the prince said:
39   VII|     wheat and other corn in the ears of Mahomet, and set the
40   VII|        He tended and opened his ears to understand his words,
41   VII|        he thus kneeled were his ears opened and heard, and his