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"She is in London," Wingrave answered. "I have seen her from the window this morning.
"I don't imagine it will last very long," he answered, "and I shall get a fair amount of time to myself.
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What do you say to this answer?--Figure is the only thing which always follows colour.
MENO: But if a person were to say that he does not know what colour is, any more than what figure is--what sort of answer would you have given him?
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``To bid you prepare yourselves for death,'' answered the Jester.
``I am ready,'' answered Athelstane, ``to stand the worst of their malice, and shall walk to my death with as much composure as ever I did to my dinner.''
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"This, then, is our answer. We have no words to waste on you.
An argument which the future is preparing in answer to the demands of American Socialism."
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"You talk like a child," he answered roughly, "or else your whole conduct is a fraud.
"Not one moment," he answered. "Yes - now, this instant - or I go!"
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"I go to bring my medicines, men of the king," I answered.
"Good!" I answered. "I will come now; but first I would run to my own place to see how it goes with Macropha, my wife.
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In less than a half hour, at least twenty people passed and Pinocchio begged of each one, but they all answered:
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"I cannot tell them things which I do not know myself," she answered, frowning.
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"He's a brick," Trent answered. "We've been in some queer scrapes together - I've lots of messages for you!
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