damna aures, Pater alme, meas, et claude meatus obbrutescentis capitis, ne pervia tales concipiat flexura sonos; est perdere tanti extinctum vitae officium de parte cerebri, inmunem modo sese anima expertemque nefandi auditus felix stolida conservet ab aure.
Close my ears, bountiful Father, stop up the passages of my head and let it lose its sense, ere their windings take up such sounds and give them access; to annihilate the function of life in a part of my brain and lose it utterly is not too high a price, if only my soul, thanks to a dulled ear, has the blessedness to keep itself immune and free from hearing impiety.
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