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 1 3 |   Garden to-night.”~I made no answer, and did not move from where
 2 3 |   Come, Mr. Strock; you don’t answer.”~In truth, it cut me deeply
 3 8 |       He is also requested to answer as promptly as possible
 4 8 |       He could scarce fail to answer it in some manner. And why
 5 8 |  sixty minutes! There came no answer, no letter, no telegram!
 6 9 | America, need expect no other answer than this:~I refuse absolutely
 7 12|      upon me, I could give no answer. Furthermore both Wells
 8 13|     not had the politeness to answer me, perhaps he would be
 9 17|      even now I knew only the answer to the problems of the Great
10 17|      that name seem to him to answer everything?~That day wore