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 1        I|    pensioners abuse her bounty. Ask your wife if this is not
 2       II| pistoles,” he thought, “I would ask Father Barrois for the hand
 3      III|        was here this morning to ask alms in the name of her
 4        V|       they owe you?”~ ~“I shall ask them for nothing.”~ ~“You
 5        V|        I love Marie-Anne, and I ask you to give her to me for
 6       VI|          I, in my son’s behalf, ask the hand of your daughter
 7       VI|       well be proud of him.”~ ~“Ask him to stop,” said M. d’
 8      VII|      neighbor had some favor to ask for himself, for his relatives,
 9     XIII|        to-day at Courtornieu to ask you to give me a~ list of
10     XIII|         going on up there. If I ask my father, he will laugh
11       XV|      night parishioners came to ask his assistance, he was always
12      XVI|     tranquillity.~ ~“You do not ask me for news of Maurice,”
13      XVI|        evident reluctance.~ ~“I ask only five minutes. But if
14      XVI|        your coming. You come to ask me again for Marie-Anne.
15      XVI|  changing my resolution. Do not ask my motives; I shall not
16     XVII|     which M. d’Escorval came to ask an explanation from his
17    XVIII|     heard him put on his boots, ask for his hat, and select
18    XVIII|         command, I will obey. I ask only one favor, that of
19     XXIV|         endeavored to speak, to ask some question, but Abbe
20      XXV|        to the nearest house and ask the hospitality of its inmates?”~ ~“
21    XXVII|     grounds of defence. We must ask a delay; it is indispensable,
22    XXVII|          I have a last favor to ask of you. When the sentence
23   XXVIII|   distrusted him, but we should ask his pardon. A man who fights
24   XXVIII|         his.~ ~“Ah! I dared not ask it!” he exclaimed.~ ~And
25     XXIX|      presence here. You come to ask mercy for Monsieur d’Escorval.”~ ~“
26     XXIX|   exclaimed. “I knew they would ask something that was impossible!”~ ~
27     XXXI|         decided to enter it and ask for food. He was on the
28     XXXI|        Under what roof could he ask shelter?~ ~And even if he
29     XXXI|       Farewell!”~ ~He turned to ask further directions, but
30   XXXIII|        She would not so much as ask a single question on the
31   XXXIII|        boy,” said he, “I do not ask you to discover Monsieur
32   XXXIII|       himself that he dared not ask what had become of them.~ ~
33     XXXV|        We have a great favor to ask of you——”~ ~And then, without
34    XXXVI|        favorable opportunity to ask their names.~ ~“My name
35    XXXVI|          perhaps, be obliged to ask his consent in order to
36  XXXVIII|       did not move.~ ~“What you ask is impossible!” he replied.~ ~“
37       XL|        he replied. “Allow me to ask you one question. Was it
38     XLII|     true that I have a favor to ask you.”~ ~“Ah, ha! I supposed
39     XLII|    shuddered.~ ~“Really, what I ask of you is almost nothing,”
40     XLIV|     this case, Monsieur, I must ask you for a rough draft of
41      XLV|         I shall be compelled to ask the aid of some other person.”~ ~
42   XLVIII|    reason, it was impossible to ask him for them; and Martial
43        L| indisposed, she had ventured to ask if her breakfast might be
44       LI|        of intense irony:~ ~“You ask me what would I do in Paris?
45      LII|    desired to speak to her.”~ ~“Ask his name and his business,
46      LII|      said, proudly:~ ~“I do not ask for alms.”~ ~“What do you
47      LII|       for alms.”~ ~“What do you ask then?”~ ~“My dues.”~ ~The
48     LIII|        Nothing; you will merely ask her for money.”~ ~“If she
49      LIV|        forget him.~ ~He did not ask the duchess to accompany
50      LIV|       since he had no favors to ask, no cravings of ambition
51       LV|      his command.”~ ~“They will ask me who I am, whence I came,
52       LV|      the Hotel de Sairmeuse and ask for Camille. Tell her that
53       LV|        I have one more favor to ask, Monsieur,” he said, entreatingly. “