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 1     II,      II|      dares he say such a thing?" demanded the vice-palatine.~ ~"Because
 2     II,     III|        boots.~ ~"And why, pray?" demanded the astonished vice-palatine.~ ~"
 3    III,      IV|       about so long out yonder?" demanded the doctor, when she burst
 4    III,      IV|        Who brought you here?" he demanded.~ ~"Pray, pray be calm,
 5    III,      IV|             Who said so? Henry?" demanded the count, rising on one
 6    III,      IV|       this doctor, Henry?" again demanded the invalid, with expanded
 7     IV,      II|   conventional usages of society demanded that the lady who took up
 8     IV,     III|         and his weapons; then he demanded imperiously:~ ~"Who are
 9      V,       I|      guards on watch at the gate demanded: "Halt! Who comes there?"~ ~
10      V,      II|      been a studious hermit?" he demanded proudly. "Besides, might
11      V,      II| darkening.~ ~"And why should I?" demanded the count.~ ~"To convince
12     VI,      II|         II~ ~When a sacrifice is demanded by one's fatherland, it
13     VI,     III|         more glorious queen?" he demanded, in a transport of ecstasy,
14     VI,      VI|          you ever seen me weep?" demanded the woman.~ ~"No, Lisette;
15    VII,       I|       not tell me this at once?" demanded Count Vavel.~ ~"Because
16   VIII,       I|     camphor."~ ~"But why - why?" demanded the baroness.~ ~"I will
17   VIII,     III|          you."~ ~"Who is it?" he demanded sternly, recognizing the
18     IX,       I|        him, and a scolding voice demanded irritably:~ ~"What do you
19     IX,       I|          What do you want here?" demanded Laczko. "I will not let
20     IX,      II|       dismounted at the inn, and demanded of the host whatever he
21      X,       I|         to call her a princess?" demanded Count Vavel, his face darkening.~ ~"
22      X,      II|         what do you want of us?" demanded the elder lady, haughtily