Chapter

 1 I   |        you desire? When the judge questions me, I will, perhaps, reply;
 2 V   | obstinately refused, to answer my questions, and wouldn’t even give
 3 VII |     finding himself assailed with questions by every one he came across,
 4 VII |       cheeks. He was pressed with questions, but did not vouchsafe so
 5 VIII|     confess, but answered all the questions put to him in the most evasive
 6 VIII|         interrupt the driver with questions, but to listen to all he
 7 VIII|      blonde or brunette?”~So many questions at a time confused the driver. “
 8 IX  |         the subtle purport of his questions so veiled by his seeming
 9 IX  |          always begins with these questions as to individuality, which
10 IX  |           refused to answer their questions.”~“I told them all that
11 IX  |          guard against any direct questions. Now, it was essential that
12 IX  |     result, he thought, but a few questions more, and the old woman
13 X   |           skilful in managing his questions as a tried general in maneuvering
14 X   |          Chupin with disagreeable questions, at her next examination,
15 X   |        the whole truth: answer my questions honestly without reserve.”~“
16 XI  |       request. Now, there are two questions I desire to ask. If you
17 XI  |          prisoner smiled at these questions. “I can easily explain that,”
18 XI  |         had anticipated the other questions, and had been prepared for
19 XII |          refuse to answer all the questions put to you?”~A gleam of
20 XV  |          affected harshness. “Two questions only, and then I will leave
21 XVI |        time he asked him the same questions: “Are you sure that M. Lecoq
22 XVI |          answered the preliminary questions, telling the magistrate
23 XVI |       answered all M. Segmuller’s questions with “no” or “I don’t know”;
24 XXII|         allow me to address a few questions to your prisoner.”~“Oh!
25 XXIV|          asked a few common-place questions, in a troubled voice, and