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 1 I   |      his seafaring craze, would question their new friend about the
 2 I   |         Then he enlarged on the question of the sand-banks in the
 3 II  | vexation had crossed him, as we question a sick man to discover the
 4 II  |        him.~And then he put the question to himself, “Can it be Jean’
 5 III |      spoke of Roland’s son, the question would be: “Which, the real
 6 IV  |    which made him dwell on this question, not the rather mean but
 7 IV  |        not even ask himself the question which was a crime! Meanwhile
 8 V   |        not match. The furniture question is an absorbing one.”~She
 9 V   |         brother reverted to the question of stuffs and arm-chairs.~
10 VII |       ill.”~“That is out of the question, as Pierre left you here.
11 VIII|       had he asked himself this question: “Since I am this man’s
12 VIII|       to beggary.~This delicate question being thus disposed of he
13 VIII|       once intelligible without question or explanation, and the