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 1 6 |     revolution when the great question of the classics and the~
 2 6 |   problem belong to the great question of races? to hitherto unobserved~
 3 8 |      and yet, if it becomes a question~of creating, doubt assails
 4 9 |       was eating nothing. The question piqued him, and he began
 5 11|       private, if you let her question you, if~you fail in the
 6 13|     much surprised, wished to question her, but she bade~him hastily
 7 14| doubted! Love was not yet the question; what he asked of her was~
 8 17|   debating within himself the question which~the newspapers used
 9 17|      costs me to reply to the question, 'Of what~are you thinking?'
10 17|       mind when she asks that question. Sometimes I am seeing~Italy
11 18|  profit by it.~ ~"It is not a question of loving a man," she was
12 19| fibbing in case Sabine should question the vicomtesse. Thence Calyste,~
13 19|     he have come from?"~ ~The question was whispered in her ear
14 23|   tete-a-tete/ she opened the question of her~future, and declared
15 25| Palferine.~ ~"In putting that question to you I don't place the
16 26|  myself, I have pondered this question deeply;~and, as you know,