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 1        I,  VI  |     flashed into his brain; the question presented itself under quite
 2        I,  VII |        he distinctly heard this question and answer made in the Tartar
 3        I,  X   |        business to obey, not to question.~Just then a distant noise
 4        I,  XI  |  Jolivet did not put any direct question to Michael as to where he
 5        I,  XIV | Strogoff. And while putting the question his face was pale as that
 6       II,  I   |         see them again? At this question, to which he dared not reply,
 7       II,  I   |      the first time putting his question direct to his companion.~“
 8       II,  II  |       spoke. “I have no need to question you,” said he; “speak, Ivan.
 9       II,  II  |         secret. To him it was a question of life and death, and still
10       II,  II  |        death, and still more, a question of duty and honor.”~“Duty,
11       II,  III |      which Ogareff repeated his question. “I am not mistaken, Ivan,”
12       II,  IV  |      when her own safety was in question, was frightfully pale. She
13       II,  IX  |     resumed the girl, “I have a question to ask you. Do not answer
14       II,  XI  |       put to her the invariable question: “Nadia, are you ready?”
15       II,  XIII|        said that the officer in question was condemned by the Grand
16       II,  XIII|       East, and that was only a question of a few days. The Tartars