Chapter

 1 1 |           This was the principal question. If this were settled, it
 2 2 |          instead this more exact question: Are you as fond of riddles
 3 2 |         we face here is merely a question of expense.”~“We must not
 4 2 |        as possible.”~“I have one question to ask.”~“Go ahead, Strock.”~“
 5 2 |     gather all the testimony, to question the people of the towns
 6 2 |      which he gave me was beyond question. I saw his cheeks flush
 7 2 |    sounds. I therefore seriously question, if this must not have been
 8 3 |           added James Bruck.~The question now was to determine to
 9 6 |         are the police?”~It is a question which has phased me more
10 6 |         success there was only a question of expense.~“Never mind,
11 7 |      there remains as before the question how could it have reached
12 7 |  whatever way this last puzzling question may be solved, the nature
13 7 |     explain. Not only is there a question as to how did the submarine
14 8 |     answered. “But permit me one question. Ought I to act alone, or
15 11|           That was the momentous question! As we approached the denouement
16 12| companions rejoined us. My first question was, “Nothing new?”~“Nothing,”
17 13|       determined to ask the same question about the Captain. But when
18 13|        or even more.~Happily the question if they meant to feed me,
19 13|    really the ‘Terror?’”~To this question also there was no response.
20 14|        And always one persistent question remained insolvable. Why
21 15|          this retreat?~The first question to be solved was the location
22 17|      should never see it.~On the question of my liberty I argued thus:
23 17|        fate, should I resolve to question Robur? Would he consent
24 17|         have already asked you a question, which you have not answered.
25 17|   humanity within.~I repeated my question in a more challenging tone.