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 1 5 |    black, and were then to ask whether he is white in respect
 2 10|    didactically should not ask questions but make things
 3 10|    the other should merely ask questions.~
 4 15| his father in everything", ask "Should a man obey his parents
 5 15| number is a large number", ask "Should one agree that it
 6 15|     the same. One must not ask one’s conclusion in the
 7 22|   the answer "No", were to ask if a man could give a thing
 8 24|    know what I am going to ask you? you know the man who
 9 32|  If, then, any one were to ask, "Is a stone him whom you
10 32|    more than if he were to ask, "Is he what you call her?"
11 32|   suppose some one were to ask, "Can "he" be a she" (a
12 34|   was why Socrates used to ask questions and not to answer