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 1   I, 13  |        when I was present he was asked, How many thousand books
 2   I, 32  |      with a cheerful countenance asked, 'How many thousands do
 3  VI, 263 |                        3 When we asked why, since there is but
 4 VII, 359 |          in the banquet the king asked the envoy who sat in the
 5 VII, 361 |      praised the answer and then asked the next man, how he could
 6 VII, 363 |         too, upon his answer and asked another, how he could have
 7 VII, 365 |         with the reply, the king asked the next guest, how in giving
 8 VII, 367 |        warmly for his answer and asked the next in order, how he
 9 VII, 369 |        Welcoming this answer, he asked another how he might become.
10 VII, 373 |       had answered well and then asked the next how he could keep
11 VII, 378 |                  51 Thereupon he asked the man, 'What is the true
12 VIII, 385|      there were ten who had been asked questions on the former
13 VIII, 386|      silence was established, he asked how he could continue to
14 VIII, 387| reflection, the man who had been asked the question replied--'If
15 VIII, 388|         praise upon him and then asked another how he could maintain
16 VIII, 392|         The king praised him and asked the next in order how he
17 VIII, 400|         The king praised him and asked another man, how his deliberations
18 VIII, 402|     Having praised him, the king asked the next, how he could be
19 VIII, 403|        And he replied, 'You have asked me a. question which is
20 VIII, 412|       with these words, the king asked the next, how he could be
21 VIII, 414|        in a long speech and then asked another, how he could despise
22 VIII, 418|       expressed his approval and asked the next, To whom ought
23 VIII, 420|        with the answer, the king asked the sixth to reply to the
24 VIII, 422|     spoke kindly to him and then asked the next, What is it that
25 VIII, 424|         applauded the answer and asked another, how, if he were
26 VIII, 426|       with these words, the king asked another, how he could be
27 VIII, 428|        great praise upon him and asked the tenth, What is the highest
28  IX, 434 |      king expressed approval and asked the next man, What is it
29  IX, 438 |          expressed agreement and asked the next, how he could become
30  IX, 440 |         The king praised him and asked the next How he could avoid
31  IX, 444 |         as to the rest, the king asked another, how he could attain
32  IX, 446 |       expressed his approval and asked another, how he could always
33  IX, 448 |         reception to the man and asked the next to answer the question,
34  IX, 450 |        praise upon him, the king asked the tenth, how he could
35  IX, 453 |    opportunity offered, the king asked the next man, What is the
36  IX, 455 |         had spoken well and then asked another, how he could be
37  IX, 457 |  listening to this man, the king asked the next in order, how he
38  IX, 459 |      expressed his agreement and asked the next, how he could be
39  IX, 461 |       with these words, the king asked another, how he could be
40  IX, 466 |       man had answered well, and asked another, What is philosophy?~
41  IX, 468 |        signified his consent and asked another, how he~could meet
42  IX, 470 |          at this reply, the king asked another, how he could build
43  IX, 473 |       too, had answered well and asked the tenth, What is the fruit
44  IX, 478 |          spoke kindly to him and asked the next, Whom ought a man
45  IX, 480 |         The king praised him and asked another, What is the most
46  IX, 484 |         given a good answer, and asked another, how he could live
47  IX, 486 |     delighted by this reply, and asked another, 'Under what circumstances
48  IX, 488 |      given a fitting answer, and asked another, how is reputation
49  IX, 490 |  confirmation to the answer, and asked the next man, To whom ought
50  IX, 493 |         had answered wisely, and asked another, What is it that
51  IX, 495 |        encouragement to him, and asked another, What is it that
52  IX, 497 |      acknowledged the answer and asked the eleventh (since there
53   X, 501 |   opportunity occurred, the king asked the first of those who had
54   X, 503 |         applauded the answer and asked another, Why is it that
55   X, 505 |        he had answered well, and asked, What ought kings to obey?
56   X, 506 |        too, had spoken well, and asked the next, Whom ought we
57   X, 509 |          given a good answer and asked another, What man is worthy
58   X, 513 |  enthusiastically to the man and asked another, how ought a man
59   X, 521 |       praising this man and then asked the last of all, What is