1
A deaf man would have fancied he was being awarded some prize.
2
To ring like a deaf man would have been useless, stupid even.
3
A deaf man at the other side of the city could hear them.
4
The deaf man had closed it behind him when he entered the gallery.
5
The deaf man made the blind man acquainted with the course of things.
6
The deaf man addressed me with a cold and distant manner.
7
A fellow in a fatigue cap ran by, shouting like a deaf man.
8
A little soul. He was shouting against the wind, like a deaf man.
9
Everyone in the house but the old deaf man and his wife has fled.
10
And the next day the deaf man, running across the yard, called to her:
11
The sensitive nerves of the deaf man shrank as those shrill tones pierced them.
12
He opposed it with the obstinacy of a deaf man, with a violent obstinacy.
13
You are quite right-yourdeaf man was at his window when I went by.
14
The deaf man is far more completely shut off from the world than the blind.
15
The deaf man and Aksinya looked after the shop.
16
Your heart feels the sunshine and softens towards the poor deaf man who worships you.
