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 1    I,  I  |         in love with you; but I ask myself whether I am not
 2    I,  I  |   within five minutes she would ask some adroit question that
 3    I,  I  |          He would have liked to ask her pardon, to devote himself
 4    I,  II |      coming here for me, and to ask you for a cup of tea.”~Their
 5    I,  III|        down immediately, and to ask you whether you will go
 6    I,  III| movement of the head, she would ask “Who is that?” Bertin answered: “
 7    I,  III|         that morning, to go and ask for a cup of tea that same
 8    I,  IV |  elsewhere, he was compelled to ask: “Which of you said that?”
 9    I,  IV |        his eyes and beg them to ask him the same question, the
10   II,  I  |          frightful, alarming. I ask myself:~‘Where am I going?’
11   II,  I  |        going to happen to me. I ask myself whether~I am not
12   II,  I  |    somewhere,~and charges me to ask you to wait for him at your
13   II,  I  |  Delighted, Olivier replied: “I ask nothing better. But do you
14   II,  II |        the Countess.~“What? You ask why?” he exclaimed, with
15   II,  II |       out again? Why did he not ask me to come with him? He
16   II,  II |        not resist the desire to ask: “Why did you not tell me
17   II,  III|       again, to be succored, to ask help from someone who could
18   II,  III|        always I. I have come to ask you something. Have you
19   II,  V  |   appear without appointment to ask for a cup of tea between
20   II,  V  |         to tell him. He did not ask himself why all those preparations
21   II,  V  |      not my hour, it appears. I ask pardon for having come without
22   II,  V  |         beginning of January. I ask your pardon for not having
23   II,  V  |       at her grief. She did not ask Him to do for her that which