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 1 II  |     fact of this nature? This question James Starr could not cease
 2 IV  |       s eyes.~“And the second question?” asked the latter.~“Do
 3 V   |     nor he himself answer the question in a satisfactory way.~“
 4 VI  | entirely exhausted. The chief question now was, whether this was
 5 VIII|       new vein. The explorers question whether, by a strange chance,
 6 XII |      old Scotchwoman began to question her a little.~“What do they
 7 XII |  seemed not to understand the question.~“How many days, do you
 8 XII |      see her, and endeavor to question her carefully.~She appeared
 9 XII |        in answer to his first question; but a cry of terror was
10 XII |      As to its occupants, the question is— Are they here still?”~“
11 XVI |     Simon and Harry Ford, the question constantly recurred, was
12 XVI |       this matter, and not to question my poor Nell. I know she
13 XVII|    Harry, you positively must question Nell. She will perceive