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 1      I,       I|        s Diana?"~ ~"Allow me to question her," here interposed the
 2      I,       I|         visibly affected by the question. "I have no wife; therefore
 3      I,       I|        bed.~ ~"The most serious question now is, where shall we find
 4      I,     III|    puzzling his brain over this question when his door suddenly opened,
 5      I,     III|    friend has flown?"~ ~At this question the old gentleman rose from
 6     II,      II|    belonging to the castle. The question now is, will Katinka hugom
 7     II,     III|       Frau Countess?"~ ~At this question the count at last removed
 8     II,     III|      Instead of replying to the question, he turned on his heel and
 9     II,     III| contract was to be written? His question, therefore, had not been
10     II,     III|             Thank you. One more question: if you were my attorney,
11     II,     III|      venture to propound a like question to his future employer.~ ~
12    III,      II|        Ludwig, evading the main question. "Through us the world exists - "~ ~"
13    III,     III|         But no one answered the question. Since her last birthday
14     IV,       I|         Ten" in one person. The question was, whether the new mistress
15     IV,     III|       on in a dark room.~ ~This question Count Vavel was given an
16     IV,     III|        of all, however, was the question, "Were there people on the
17      V,      II|     very brief had he asked the question," was the count's grim response.~ ~"
18      V,      II|         proposes to settle that question?" he said, in a voice that
19      V,      II|        my honor to ask you this question: Is not this lady by your
20      V,      II|        a brief instant it was a question which of the two enraged
21      V,      II|     Colonel Barthelmy asked the question in measured tones; and without
22      V,     III|         come from? The puzzling question was answered by that angel
23     VI,       I|     gates of paradise, my first question to St. Peter will be, 'Is
24     VI,      II|       The money-bag decides the question between cavalry and infantry!
25    VII,       I|       had been entered came the question of uniforms, arms, officering,
26    VII,      II|       something or other - some question he alone could decide; then
27    VII,     III|   possession. Now, however, the question is, What will she do with
28   VIII,     III|         not Themire, answer one question. A creature who calls himself
29     IX,       I|      know where he is? A pretty question to ask me! He is n't anywhere.
30     IX,      IV|             Without stopping to question whether he was friend or
31      X,     III|       The count did not stop to question her, but went on into the