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He and the blind man were of the few that can think.
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And then our Lord relieves the blind man of the infirmity itself.
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The two steps were taken, the blind man paused on the cross-roads.
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The crowd laugh; they make way for the blind man's black dog.
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The blind man answered, It was like the sound of a trumpet.
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The blind man was left alone nearly the whole of that day.
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A blind man might have followed the trail of the retreating army.
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In a blind man the organ may be perfect, but not connected.
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The blind man walked forward, tapping ahead of him with the cane.
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Her terrible blush must have touched the consciousness of a blind man.
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And now it was her task to make the blind man cry.
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Silent and motionless with the two eye-cavities gaping, stood the blind man.
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Szilard began to perceive that this blind man was right in everything.
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The flight of that blind man will cause much trouble and bloodshed.
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Beyond that point Speaker-To-Animals was playing blind man's bluff with his receivers.
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Jesus stopped and commanded that the blind man be brought to Him.
