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 1 I  |        he returned to his first question. ~ ~ ~"This is all very
 2 III|         ordered the preparatory question to be applied. Mme. Mangot
 3 III|         There were two kinds of question, one before and one after
 4 III|     been first subjected to the question both ordinary and extraordinary,
 5 III|     middle planks; the ordinary question was with four wedges, the
 6 III|      was ready to speak; so the question was stopped, and he was
 7 III|  extract from the report of the question and the execution of the
 8 III|   Lachaussee, released from the question and laid on the mattress,
 9 III|        register: "Report of the question and execution on the 24th
10 IV |     under Paul III, propounds a question about a man who had lost
11 V  |       weigh your words. But one question, sir, and pray take heed
12 V  |          See, I begin with this question, because, if I am to have
13 V  | marquise, "that this your first question is only put by way of a
14 V  |       state. I shall answer the question without any personal application.
15 V  |       judges or the fear of the question. The holy and devout priest
16 V  |       shall have to undergo the question as well as death, I intend
17 V  |    fresh eggs to take after the question."~ ~"In truth," says the
18 V  |        let me submit to you one question which is troubling me. Yesterday
19 VI |       is to be subjected to the question ordinary and extraordinary,
20 VI |        various apparatus of the question. The marquise firmly gazed
21 VI |        the rack of the ordinary question, two feet from the ground.
22 VI |         untrue."~ ~The ordinary question was at an end. The marquise
23 VI |  proceeded to the extraordinary question. Instead of the trestle
24 VI |         made the blood run. The question began once more, interrupted
25 VI |   Forgive me, father; it is the question and the sentence that have
26 VII|         again, as he did in the question chamber? All these preparations