ears

• It seemed that all this time he had been feeling more and more deeply offended at the way in which my ears were adjusted to my head. —  Cobb's Bill-of-Fare
• At that instant our ears were assailed by a fearful war-whoop, and a shower of bullets and arrows whistled about our heads; but, happily, not one of us was hit Keep together, gentlemen," cried Tim; "and don't fire until we can see our enemies. —  In the Wilds of Florida A Tale of Warfare and Hunting
• She knew, too, that the deep music in her ears was the sound of his voice which came in short, stabbing, half-sentences Ethel! —  The Promise A Tale of the Great Northwest
• As we walked on, feeling our way in difficult places with the long poles we carried in our hands, our ears were assailed by the screeching of night-birds and the occasional roars and mutterings of wild beasts. —  In the Wilds of Africa
• The last words which reached my ears were the first certain intimation I had that my cousin Stanley was in the camp near us. —  In the Wilds of Africa

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