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 1 6 |         to the fact that he had asked me to send him the wherewithal
 2 48|    inspection, denied, when you asked him, Maximus, that I had
 3 48|     shrewdness more than human, asked them what profit I derived
 4 48|        a fit.' `What then?' you asked, `Did she die?' `No,' they
 5 48|        tell you, Maximus, why I asked her if she had noises in
 6 51|        think, reasonable when I asked the woman whether her head
 7 54| sorcerer! Else tell us what you asked for? Or take the contrary
 8 58|         blackened with soot. He asked the reason of this fro m
 9 61|   attracted by his skill that I asked him to make me certain mechanical
10 62|         He s aid that Pontianus asked for the tablets, that Pontianus
11 98|      single syllables, when you asked him whether his mother had