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 1       3, Story11|      rate the inconvenience of asking it from him is a~lethal
 2       3, Story12|        than the degradation of asking.~ ~ ~ ~ ~
 3       3, Story16|       by a crowd of~people. On asking for the reason he was informed
 4       5, Story3 |         I once reproached him, asking him what had become of his
 5       5, Story4 | accosted the youth graciously, asking him whence he came~and what
 6       6, Story1 |        youth stepped among us, asking~whether anyone knew Persian,
 7       7, Story10|       in~prison by the police. Asking for the cause, I was told
 8       7, Story20|       worlds.'~ He retorted by asking me whether I had heard the
 9       8, 57     |        not; for the trouble of asking~ Will indicate to thee the
10       8, 58     |      of time. Make no haste in asking for it, else the awe of
11       8, 58     |      he would learn it without asking.~ ~ ~ ~ ~