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1 V   |         gifts. To him he put the question what his father might mean
2 VIII|        told me I believe without question, and him whom thou declarest
3 VIII|     knowledge. ~"As touching thy question, How it is that we have
4 IX  |       for evermore. ~"Beyond all question, therefore, there shall
5 XI  |       denial with the three-fold question, `Peter, lovest thou me?',
6 XVI |        for it is true and beyond question, but `twas because I reverenced
7 XIX | uprightness of heart and without question accept the truth that the
8 XIX |     receive these things without question, never seeking to know the
9 XXIV|         do thee to death without question, yet such is my humanity