Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   4|       result before the Academy and ask for their blessing and approval.
 2    2,  61|             ve been a slave, you'll ask because I put myself into
 3    2,  62|            place?' the master would ask; go straight home and don'
 4    3,  98|            room without stopping to ask the reason for my wrath,
 5    4, 111|         surrendered. What could you ask, or wish for, more? These
 6    5, 131|             for I didn't disdain to ask, but what is to prevent
 7    5, 133| prescription to one as sick as you! Ask Giton if you would like
 8    5, 135|         yourself along today?" "Why ask me," I replied, "why not
 9    5, 145|             you deny my assertion I ask who dare wager 1,000 sesterces
10    5, 156|          man, before he had time to ask a single question, was seized