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 1  1, 4 |       dangers. Ah, brave Ned! I ask no more than to live a hundred
 2  1, 10|        I answered; "only I will ask your permission, sir, to
 3  1, 10|        board." ~"Entirely." ~"I ask you, then, what you mean
 4  1, 10|         to escape." ~"I did not ask you for your word of honour,
 5  1, 12|       that puzzled us so. I now ask you if the boarding of the
 6  1, 12|      question, Captain Nemo." ~"Ask it, Professor." ~"You are
 7  1, 14|        I answered. "I will only ask you one thing, Captain--
 8  1, 15|      and easily handled: I only ask to be allowed to try it.
 9  1, 19|      you for them. Only, I will ask you what you mean by a `
10  1, 19|         of our planet?" ~"I can ask him, but he will refuse." ~"
11  1, 22|     steadily at him. "But may I ask you one question?" ~"None,
12  2, 3 |       last question remained to ask of Captain Nemo. ~"And our
13  2, 4 |     content myself with that. I ask you for your personal opinion." ~"
14  2, 4 |        to the Egyptians, I will ask whether you have met with
15  2, 6 |         lead us into Oceania, I ask to leave the Nautilus." ~
16  2, 10|       coal, which I do not even ask from the mines of the earth.
17  2, 12|            A simple question to ask you, sir," replied the Canadian. ~"
18  2, 12|        Conseil, "why do you not ask Captain Nemo's permission
19  2, 13|       then came into my head to ask Captain Nemo if he had ever
20  2, 15|         I, at once. ~"I came to ask you, sir," replied Conseil. ~"
21  2, 15|          I exclaimed. ~"We must ask Captain Nemo," said Conseil. ~"
22  2, 15|       helped me little. ~"May I ask, sir, the cause of this
23  2, 19|          Ned, do you wish me to ask Captain Nemo his intentions
24  2, 19|       been here on board, and I ask you to-day, in the name
25  2, 22| expected to see him appear, and ask me why I wished to fly.