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1 I, II | at Mrs Paulina Barnett’s question. They were talking together
2 I, II | traveller.~“A very important question of political economy was
3 I, III | near the moon? This is a question which science has hitherto
4 I, III | eclipse, have involved the question in fresh obscurity, so that
5 I, III | Yet the solution of the question is of such vast importance
6 I, V | team of dogs !”~“I don’t question your skill,” replied Mrs
7 I, VII | If a purely geographical question called you to the Pole,
8 I, X | discovery of the passage in question. In that year two intrepid
9 I, XII | was Mrs Barnett’s natural question after this incident.~“Yes,
10 I, XIV | easily be removed.~This question of heating was a very serious
11 I, XVI | suffer this international question to remain in abeyance for
12 I, XIX | snow, which was a natural question enough, for the house was
13 I, XX | new fort f Such was the question which the subterranean rumblings
14 I, XXII | thinks. But may I ask you one question. You know that next June,
15 I, XXII | excursions were out of the question. There was no necessity
16 II, I | cap—~“May I ask you one question, sir?”~“Of course, Corporal;
17 II, V | ignorance. This serious question was often discussed by the
18 II, VII | Talking was quite out of the question, and they did not attempt
19 II, VIII | lower. It is now only a question of time. Will the winter
20 II, XII | and to obey him without question as before.~“You are indeed
21 II, XV | little surprised at the question, “you know that well enough,
22 II, XV | after the thaw, and the question whether it would be drifted
23 II, XVIII| how about air?”~To this question Mac-Nab could make no reply,
24 II, XXII | fellow-creatures being in danger.~The question now was, would those in
25 II, XXIII| surface. It was now but a question of moments!~Night set in,
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