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 1 II  |          went on, both asking the questions and supplying the answers. “
 2 III | investigating abstruse scientific questions. What pleasant hours we
 3 IV  |          I was thus asking myself questions, and mechanically taking
 4 X   |         It turned upon scientific questions as befits philosophers;
 5 XII |   breakfast; answering my uncle’s questions about the road and our resting
 6 XXIX|           You must ask me no more questions until the 10th.”~In truth
 7 XXIX|         myself these unanswerable questions when the Professor entered.~“
 8 XXIX|         was overwhelming him with questions which he answered readily.~
 9 XLIV|  chattered and asked all sorts of questions as to our whereabouts, for
10 XLV |    natural phenomena.~While these questions were being debated with