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5092_16 | Q: Do many men have difficulty with erections?
A: yes
Q: how many?
A: Nearly 1 in 5
Q: does it have a name?
A: yes
Q: what?
A: erectile dysfunction (ED
Q: Are drugs like viagra the only solution?
A: no
Q: who says this?
A: Dr. Stephen Kopecky
Q: who is?
A: cardiologist
Q: where?
A: at Mayo Clinic
Q: What should it tell... | the guy with ED | [
"(Health.com) -- Middle-aged men who take steps to improve their heart health by eating better, getting more exercise, or taking cholesterol-lowering drugs may end up improving their sex lives as well, according to a new analysis of existing research. \n\nNearly 1 in 5 men in the U.S. has difficulty achieving or ma... |
5092_17 | Q: Do many men have difficulty with erections?
A: yes
Q: how many?
A: Nearly 1 in 5
Q: does it have a name?
A: yes
Q: what?
A: erectile dysfunction (ED
Q: Are drugs like viagra the only solution?
A: no
Q: who says this?
A: Dr. Stephen Kopecky
Q: who is?
A: cardiologist
Q: where?
A: at Mayo Clinic
Q: What should it tell... | Rochester, Minnesota. | [
"(Health.com) -- Middle-aged men who take steps to improve their heart health by eating better, getting more exercise, or taking cholesterol-lowering drugs may end up improving their sex lives as well, according to a new analysis of existing research. \n\nNearly 1 in 5 men in the U.S. has difficulty achieving or ma... |
5092_18 | Q: Do many men have difficulty with erections?
A: yes
Q: how many?
A: Nearly 1 in 5
Q: does it have a name?
A: yes
Q: what?
A: erectile dysfunction (ED
Q: Are drugs like viagra the only solution?
A: no
Q: who says this?
A: Dr. Stephen Kopecky
Q: who is?
A: cardiologist
Q: where?
A: at Mayo Clinic
Q: What should it tell... | blood flow | [
"(Health.com) -- Middle-aged men who take steps to improve their heart health by eating better, getting more exercise, or taking cholesterol-lowering drugs may end up improving their sex lives as well, according to a new analysis of existing research. \n\nNearly 1 in 5 men in the U.S. has difficulty achieving or ma... |
5092_19 | Q: Do many men have difficulty with erections?
A: yes
Q: how many?
A: Nearly 1 in 5
Q: does it have a name?
A: yes
Q: what?
A: erectile dysfunction (ED
Q: Are drugs like viagra the only solution?
A: no
Q: who says this?
A: Dr. Stephen Kopecky
Q: who is?
A: cardiologist
Q: where?
A: at Mayo Clinic
Q: What should it tell... | the arteries in the penis | [
"(Health.com) -- Middle-aged men who take steps to improve their heart health by eating better, getting more exercise, or taking cholesterol-lowering drugs may end up improving their sex lives as well, according to a new analysis of existing research. \n\nNearly 1 in 5 men in the U.S. has difficulty achieving or ma... |
5093_0 | Who feels grateful? | George's face reddened. He was stirred by mixed emotions: relief, gratitude, | [
"CHAPTER XXIV \n\nGEORGE FEELS GRATEFUL \n\nWhen George returned from Winnipeg, Edgar took him to the granary. \n\n\"You may as well look at the seed Grant sent you, and then you'll be able to thank him for it,\" he said. \"It's in here; I turned out the common northern stuff you bought to make room.\" \n\n\"Why di... |
5093_1 | Q: Who feels grateful?
A: George's face reddened. He was stirred by mixed emotions: relief, gratitude,
Q: What chapter is this? | unknown | [
"CHAPTER XXIV \n\nGEORGE FEELS GRATEFUL \n\nWhen George returned from Winnipeg, Edgar took him to the granary. \n\n\"You may as well look at the seed Grant sent you, and then you'll be able to thank him for it,\" he said. \"It's in here; I turned out the common northern stuff you bought to make room.\" \n\n\"Why di... |
5093_2 | Q: Who feels grateful?
A: George's face reddened. He was stirred by mixed emotions: relief, gratitude,
Q: What chapter is this?
A: unknown
Q: Where did George return from? | he returned from Winnipeg | [
"CHAPTER XXIV \n\nGEORGE FEELS GRATEFUL \n\nWhen George returned from Winnipeg, Edgar took him to the granary. \n\n\"You may as well look at the seed Grant sent you, and then you'll be able to thank him for it,\" he said. \"It's in here; I turned out the common northern stuff you bought to make room.\" \n\n\"Why di... |
5093_3 | Q: Who feels grateful?
A: George's face reddened. He was stirred by mixed emotions: relief, gratitude,
Q: What chapter is this?
A: unknown
Q: Where did George return from?
A: he returned from Winnipeg
Q: Who did he meet on his return? | Edgar | [
"CHAPTER XXIV \n\nGEORGE FEELS GRATEFUL \n\nWhen George returned from Winnipeg, Edgar took him to the granary. \n\n\"You may as well look at the seed Grant sent you, and then you'll be able to thank him for it,\" he said. \"It's in here; I turned out the common northern stuff you bought to make room.\" \n\n\"Why di... |
5093_4 | Q: Who feels grateful?
A: George's face reddened. He was stirred by mixed emotions: relief, gratitude,
Q: What chapter is this?
A: unknown
Q: Where did George return from?
A: he returned from Winnipeg
Q: Who did he meet on his return?
A: Edgar
Q: Where did Edgar take him? | the barn | [
"CHAPTER XXIV \n\nGEORGE FEELS GRATEFUL \n\nWhen George returned from Winnipeg, Edgar took him to the granary. \n\n\"You may as well look at the seed Grant sent you, and then you'll be able to thank him for it,\" he said. \"It's in here; I turned out the common northern stuff you bought to make room.\" \n\n\"Why di... |
5093_5 | Q: Who feels grateful?
A: George's face reddened. He was stirred by mixed emotions: relief, gratitude,
Q: What chapter is this?
A: unknown
Q: Where did George return from?
A: he returned from Winnipeg
Q: Who did he meet on his return?
A: Edgar
Q: Where did Edgar take him?
A: the barn
Q: What might George take a look at... | all of that the new seed | [
"CHAPTER XXIV \n\nGEORGE FEELS GRATEFUL \n\nWhen George returned from Winnipeg, Edgar took him to the granary. \n\n\"You may as well look at the seed Grant sent you, and then you'll be able to thank him for it,\" he said. \"It's in here; I turned out the common northern stuff you bought to make room.\" \n\n\"Why di... |
5093_6 | Q: Who feels grateful?
A: George's face reddened. He was stirred by mixed emotions: relief, gratitude,
Q: What chapter is this?
A: unknown
Q: Where did George return from?
A: he returned from Winnipeg
Q: Who did he meet on his return?
A: Edgar
Q: Where did Edgar take him?
A: the barn
Q: What might George take a look at... | the seed Grant sent | [
"CHAPTER XXIV \n\nGEORGE FEELS GRATEFUL \n\nWhen George returned from Winnipeg, Edgar took him to the granary. \n\n\"You may as well look at the seed Grant sent you, and then you'll be able to thank him for it,\" he said. \"It's in here; I turned out the common northern stuff you bought to make room.\" \n\n\"Why di... |
5093_7 | Q: Who feels grateful?
A: George's face reddened. He was stirred by mixed emotions: relief, gratitude,
Q: What chapter is this?
A: unknown
Q: Where did George return from?
A: he returned from Winnipeg
Q: Who did he meet on his return?
A: Edgar
Q: Where did Edgar take him?
A: the barn
Q: What might George take a look at... | Every bag, | [
"CHAPTER XXIV \n\nGEORGE FEELS GRATEFUL \n\nWhen George returned from Winnipeg, Edgar took him to the granary. \n\n\"You may as well look at the seed Grant sent you, and then you'll be able to thank him for it,\" he said. \"It's in here; I turned out the common northern stuff you bought to make room.\" \n\n\"Why di... |
5093_8 | Q: Who feels grateful?
A: George's face reddened. He was stirred by mixed emotions: relief, gratitude,
Q: What chapter is this?
A: unknown
Q: Where did George return from?
A: he returned from Winnipeg
Q: Who did he meet on his return?
A: Edgar
Q: Where did Edgar take him?
A: the barn
Q: What might George take a look at... | must have sent the whole carload | [
"CHAPTER XXIV \n\nGEORGE FEELS GRATEFUL \n\nWhen George returned from Winnipeg, Edgar took him to the granary. \n\n\"You may as well look at the seed Grant sent you, and then you'll be able to thank him for it,\" he said. \"It's in here; I turned out the common northern stuff you bought to make room.\" \n\n\"Why di... |
5093_9 | Q: Who feels grateful?
A: George's face reddened. He was stirred by mixed emotions: relief, gratitude,
Q: What chapter is this?
A: unknown
Q: Where did George return from?
A: he returned from Winnipeg
Q: Who did he meet on his return?
A: Edgar
Q: Where did Edgar take him?
A: the barn
Q: What might George take a look at... | it was tough job | [
"CHAPTER XXIV \n\nGEORGE FEELS GRATEFUL \n\nWhen George returned from Winnipeg, Edgar took him to the granary. \n\n\"You may as well look at the seed Grant sent you, and then you'll be able to thank him for it,\" he said. \"It's in here; I turned out the common northern stuff you bought to make room.\" \n\n\"Why di... |
5094_0 | What are the names of the 2 dogs? | Tank and Muck | [
"Two dogs, Tank and Muck, joined the extraordinary animals in the history of the RSPCA, along with a donkey who saved an old man in a fire. \n\nOn a quiet afternoon, Tank, Muck and three-year-old Max were thought to be playing in the yard. But later, Max's mum, Annie, found they had disappeared. \n\n\"I searched ev... |
5094_1 | Q: What are the names of the 2 dogs?
A: Tank and Muck
Q: What is important about them? | they saved an old man in a fire | [
"Two dogs, Tank and Muck, joined the extraordinary animals in the history of the RSPCA, along with a donkey who saved an old man in a fire. \n\nOn a quiet afternoon, Tank, Muck and three-year-old Max were thought to be playing in the yard. But later, Max's mum, Annie, found they had disappeared. \n\n\"I searched ev... |
5094_2 | Q: What are the names of the 2 dogs?
A: Tank and Muck
Q: What is important about them?
A: they saved an old man in a fire
Q: What organization is recognizing them? | RSPCA | [
"Two dogs, Tank and Muck, joined the extraordinary animals in the history of the RSPCA, along with a donkey who saved an old man in a fire. \n\nOn a quiet afternoon, Tank, Muck and three-year-old Max were thought to be playing in the yard. But later, Max's mum, Annie, found they had disappeared. \n\n\"I searched ev... |
5094_3 | Q: What are the names of the 2 dogs?
A: Tank and Muck
Q: What is important about them?
A: they saved an old man in a fire
Q: What organization is recognizing them?
A: RSPCA
Q: What other animal was involved? | a donkey | [
"Two dogs, Tank and Muck, joined the extraordinary animals in the history of the RSPCA, along with a donkey who saved an old man in a fire. \n\nOn a quiet afternoon, Tank, Muck and three-year-old Max were thought to be playing in the yard. But later, Max's mum, Annie, found they had disappeared. \n\n\"I searched ev... |
5094_4 | Q: What are the names of the 2 dogs?
A: Tank and Muck
Q: What is important about them?
A: they saved an old man in a fire
Q: What organization is recognizing them?
A: RSPCA
Q: What other animal was involved?
A: a donkey
Q: Who was concerned when they couldn't find them? | Annie | [
"Two dogs, Tank and Muck, joined the extraordinary animals in the history of the RSPCA, along with a donkey who saved an old man in a fire. \n\nOn a quiet afternoon, Tank, Muck and three-year-old Max were thought to be playing in the yard. But later, Max's mum, Annie, found they had disappeared. \n\n\"I searched ev... |
5094_5 | Q: What are the names of the 2 dogs?
A: Tank and Muck
Q: What is important about them?
A: they saved an old man in a fire
Q: What organization is recognizing them?
A: RSPCA
Q: What other animal was involved?
A: a donkey
Q: Who was concerned when they couldn't find them?
A: Annie
Q: Where were they found? | in a fire | [
"Two dogs, Tank and Muck, joined the extraordinary animals in the history of the RSPCA, along with a donkey who saved an old man in a fire. \n\nOn a quiet afternoon, Tank, Muck and three-year-old Max were thought to be playing in the yard. But later, Max's mum, Annie, found they had disappeared. \n\n\"I searched ev... |
5094_6 | Q: What are the names of the 2 dogs?
A: Tank and Muck
Q: What is important about them?
A: they saved an old man in a fire
Q: What organization is recognizing them?
A: RSPCA
Q: What other animal was involved?
A: a donkey
Q: Who was concerned when they couldn't find them?
A: Annie
Q: Where were they found?
A: in a fire
Q... | an old man | [
"Two dogs, Tank and Muck, joined the extraordinary animals in the history of the RSPCA, along with a donkey who saved an old man in a fire. \n\nOn a quiet afternoon, Tank, Muck and three-year-old Max were thought to be playing in the yard. But later, Max's mum, Annie, found they had disappeared. \n\n\"I searched ev... |
5094_7 | Q: What are the names of the 2 dogs?
A: Tank and Muck
Q: What is important about them?
A: they saved an old man in a fire
Q: What organization is recognizing them?
A: RSPCA
Q: What other animal was involved?
A: a donkey
Q: Who was concerned when they couldn't find them?
A: Annie
Q: Where were they found?
A: in a fire
Q... | she took him inside and gave him a hot shower | [
"Two dogs, Tank and Muck, joined the extraordinary animals in the history of the RSPCA, along with a donkey who saved an old man in a fire. \n\nOn a quiet afternoon, Tank, Muck and three-year-old Max were thought to be playing in the yard. But later, Max's mum, Annie, found they had disappeared. \n\n\"I searched ev... |
5094_8 | Q: What are the names of the 2 dogs?
A: Tank and Muck
Q: What is important about them?
A: they saved an old man in a fire
Q: What organization is recognizing them?
A: RSPCA
Q: What other animal was involved?
A: a donkey
Q: Who was concerned when they couldn't find them?
A: Annie
Q: Where were they found?
A: in a fire
Q... | Yes | [
"Two dogs, Tank and Muck, joined the extraordinary animals in the history of the RSPCA, along with a donkey who saved an old man in a fire. \n\nOn a quiet afternoon, Tank, Muck and three-year-old Max were thought to be playing in the yard. But later, Max's mum, Annie, found they had disappeared. \n\n\"I searched ev... |
5094_9 | Q: What are the names of the 2 dogs?
A: Tank and Muck
Q: What is important about them?
A: they saved an old man in a fire
Q: What organization is recognizing them?
A: RSPCA
Q: What other animal was involved?
A: a donkey
Q: Who was concerned when they couldn't find them?
A: Annie
Q: Where were they found?
A: in a fire
Q... | they were taken home by the Smiths | [
"Two dogs, Tank and Muck, joined the extraordinary animals in the history of the RSPCA, along with a donkey who saved an old man in a fire. \n\nOn a quiet afternoon, Tank, Muck and three-year-old Max were thought to be playing in the yard. But later, Max's mum, Annie, found they had disappeared. \n\n\"I searched ev... |
5094_10 | Q: What are the names of the 2 dogs?
A: Tank and Muck
Q: What is important about them?
A: they saved an old man in a fire
Q: What organization is recognizing them?
A: RSPCA
Q: What other animal was involved?
A: a donkey
Q: Who was concerned when they couldn't find them?
A: Annie
Q: Where were they found?
A: in a fire
Q... | Yes | [
"Two dogs, Tank and Muck, joined the extraordinary animals in the history of the RSPCA, along with a donkey who saved an old man in a fire. \n\nOn a quiet afternoon, Tank, Muck and three-year-old Max were thought to be playing in the yard. But later, Max's mum, Annie, found they had disappeared. \n\n\"I searched ev... |
5095_0 | Who summoned all his men? | Ivo Taillebois. | [
"CHAPTER XXXV. \n\nHOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM. \n\nThough Hereward had as yet no feud against \"Bysshoppes and Archbysshoppes,\" save Egelsin of Selsey, who had excommunicated him, but who was at the other end of England, he had feud, as may be supposed, against Thorold, Abbot of Peterborough, and Thorold ... |
5095_1 | Q: Who summoned all his men?
A: Ivo Taillebois.
Q: Where did they ride through? | Spalding and Bourne. | [
"CHAPTER XXXV. \n\nHOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM. \n\nThough Hereward had as yet no feud against \"Bysshoppes and Archbysshoppes,\" save Egelsin of Selsey, who had excommunicated him, but who was at the other end of England, he had feud, as may be supposed, against Thorold, Abbot of Peterborough, and Thorold ... |
5095_2 | Q: Who summoned all his men?
A: Ivo Taillebois.
Q: Where did they ride through?
A: Spalding and Bourne.
Q: Who was his bride? | Lucia. | [
"CHAPTER XXXV. \n\nHOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM. \n\nThough Hereward had as yet no feud against \"Bysshoppes and Archbysshoppes,\" save Egelsin of Selsey, who had excommunicated him, but who was at the other end of England, he had feud, as may be supposed, against Thorold, Abbot of Peterborough, and Thorold ... |
5095_3 | Q: Who summoned all his men?
A: Ivo Taillebois.
Q: Where did they ride through?
A: Spalding and Bourne.
Q: Who was his bride?
A: Lucia.
Q: Where did Thorold enter? | The Golden Borough. | [
"CHAPTER XXXV. \n\nHOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM. \n\nThough Hereward had as yet no feud against \"Bysshoppes and Archbysshoppes,\" save Egelsin of Selsey, who had excommunicated him, but who was at the other end of England, he had feud, as may be supposed, against Thorold, Abbot of Peterborough, and Thorold ... |
5095_4 | Q: Who summoned all his men?
A: Ivo Taillebois.
Q: Where did they ride through?
A: Spalding and Bourne.
Q: Who was his bride?
A: Lucia.
Q: Where did Thorold enter?
A: The Golden Borough.
Q: And what did he hope to fatten himself with there? | Treasures. | [
"CHAPTER XXXV. \n\nHOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM. \n\nThough Hereward had as yet no feud against \"Bysshoppes and Archbysshoppes,\" save Egelsin of Selsey, who had excommunicated him, but who was at the other end of England, he had feud, as may be supposed, against Thorold, Abbot of Peterborough, and Thorold ... |
5095_5 | Q: Who summoned all his men?
A: Ivo Taillebois.
Q: Where did they ride through?
A: Spalding and Bourne.
Q: Who was his bride?
A: Lucia.
Q: Where did Thorold enter?
A: The Golden Borough.
Q: And what did he hope to fatten himself with there?
A: Treasures.
Q: Were the treasures there? | No. | [
"CHAPTER XXXV. \n\nHOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM. \n\nThough Hereward had as yet no feud against \"Bysshoppes and Archbysshoppes,\" save Egelsin of Selsey, who had excommunicated him, but who was at the other end of England, he had feud, as may be supposed, against Thorold, Abbot of Peterborough, and Thorold ... |
5095_6 | Q: Who summoned all his men?
A: Ivo Taillebois.
Q: Where did they ride through?
A: Spalding and Bourne.
Q: Who was his bride?
A: Lucia.
Q: Where did Thorold enter?
A: The Golden Borough.
Q: And what did he hope to fatten himself with there?
A: Treasures.
Q: Were the treasures there?
A: No.
Q: Which friend did he join j... | Ivo. | [
"CHAPTER XXXV. \n\nHOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM. \n\nThough Hereward had as yet no feud against \"Bysshoppes and Archbysshoppes,\" save Egelsin of Selsey, who had excommunicated him, but who was at the other end of England, he had feud, as may be supposed, against Thorold, Abbot of Peterborough, and Thorold ... |
5095_7 | Q: Who summoned all his men?
A: Ivo Taillebois.
Q: Where did they ride through?
A: Spalding and Bourne.
Q: Who was his bride?
A: Lucia.
Q: Where did Thorold enter?
A: The Golden Borough.
Q: And what did he hope to fatten himself with there?
A: Treasures.
Q: Were the treasures there?
A: No.
Q: Which friend did he join j... | Norman. | [
"CHAPTER XXXV. \n\nHOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM. \n\nThough Hereward had as yet no feud against \"Bysshoppes and Archbysshoppes,\" save Egelsin of Selsey, who had excommunicated him, but who was at the other end of England, he had feud, as may be supposed, against Thorold, Abbot of Peterborough, and Thorold ... |
5095_8 | Q: Who summoned all his men?
A: Ivo Taillebois.
Q: Where did they ride through?
A: Spalding and Bourne.
Q: Who was his bride?
A: Lucia.
Q: Where did Thorold enter?
A: The Golden Borough.
Q: And what did he hope to fatten himself with there?
A: Treasures.
Q: Were the treasures there?
A: No.
Q: Which friend did he join j... | HOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM | [
"CHAPTER XXXV. \n\nHOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM. \n\nThough Hereward had as yet no feud against \"Bysshoppes and Archbysshoppes,\" save Egelsin of Selsey, who had excommunicated him, but who was at the other end of England, he had feud, as may be supposed, against Thorold, Abbot of Peterborough, and Thorold ... |
5095_9 | Q: Who summoned all his men?
A: Ivo Taillebois.
Q: Where did they ride through?
A: Spalding and Bourne.
Q: Who was his bride?
A: Lucia.
Q: Where did Thorold enter?
A: The Golden Borough.
Q: And what did he hope to fatten himself with there?
A: Treasures.
Q: Were the treasures there?
A: No.
Q: Which friend did he join j... | He was going to slay her one remaining relative; | [
"CHAPTER XXXV. \n\nHOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM. \n\nThough Hereward had as yet no feud against \"Bysshoppes and Archbysshoppes,\" save Egelsin of Selsey, who had excommunicated him, but who was at the other end of England, he had feud, as may be supposed, against Thorold, Abbot of Peterborough, and Thorold ... |
5095_10 | Q: Who summoned all his men?
A: Ivo Taillebois.
Q: Where did they ride through?
A: Spalding and Bourne.
Q: Who was his bride?
A: Lucia.
Q: Where did Thorold enter?
A: The Golden Borough.
Q: And what did he hope to fatten himself with there?
A: Treasures.
Q: Were the treasures there?
A: No.
Q: Which friend did he join j... | Cursed and kicked her. | [
"CHAPTER XXXV. \n\nHOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM. \n\nThough Hereward had as yet no feud against \"Bysshoppes and Archbysshoppes,\" save Egelsin of Selsey, who had excommunicated him, but who was at the other end of England, he had feud, as may be supposed, against Thorold, Abbot of Peterborough, and Thorold ... |
5095_11 | Q: Who summoned all his men?
A: Ivo Taillebois.
Q: Where did they ride through?
A: Spalding and Bourne.
Q: Who was his bride?
A: Lucia.
Q: Where did Thorold enter?
A: The Golden Borough.
Q: And what did he hope to fatten himself with there?
A: Treasures.
Q: Were the treasures there?
A: No.
Q: Which friend did he join j... | Peterborough. | [
"CHAPTER XXXV. \n\nHOW ABBOT THOROLD WAS PUT TO RANSOM. \n\nThough Hereward had as yet no feud against \"Bysshoppes and Archbysshoppes,\" save Egelsin of Selsey, who had excommunicated him, but who was at the other end of England, he had feud, as may be supposed, against Thorold, Abbot of Peterborough, and Thorold ... |
5096_0 | What was Dolores's aunt's name? | Jane | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_1 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname? | Little Dolly | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_2 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\ | Colonel Mohun | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_3 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about? | being at the station. | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_4 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station? | Darminster station? | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_5 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there? | Yes. | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_6 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there?
A: Yes.
Q: What did her conscience say? | How does she know it was her that he saw. | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_7 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there?
A: Yes.
Q: What did her conscience say?
A: How doe... | Fur capes are common. | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_8 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there?
A: Yes.
Q: What did her conscience say?
A: How doe... | Lord Rotherwood | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_9 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there?
A: Yes.
Q: What did her conscience say?
A: How doe... | Uncle Regie | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_10 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there?
A: Yes.
Q: What did her conscience say?
A: How doe... | Before she knew what she was saying. | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_11 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there?
A: Yes.
Q: What did her conscience say?
A: How doe... | Morning. | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_12 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there?
A: Yes.
Q: What did her conscience say?
A: How doe... | Stooped down and kissed her. | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_13 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there?
A: Yes.
Q: What did her conscience say?
A: How doe... | Mr. Flinders | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_14 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there?
A: Yes.
Q: What did her conscience say?
A: How doe... | A slippery scamp. | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_15 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there?
A: Yes.
Q: What did her conscience say?
A: How doe... | Constance. | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_16 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there?
A: Yes.
Q: What did her conscience say?
A: How doe... | Lord Rotherwood and her uncle. | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5096_17 | Q: What was Dolores's aunt's name?
A: Jane
Q: What was Dolores's nickname?
A: Little Dolly
Q: Who called her that?\
A: Colonel Mohun
Q: What was one thing she lied to him about?
A: being at the station.
Q: What station?
A: Darminster station?
Q: Was she actually there?
A: Yes.
Q: What did her conscience say?
A: How doe... | That Mr. Flinders never wrote to her. | [
"CHAPTER XIV. \n\nA CYPHER AND A TY. \n\n\n\nDolores was coming down to breakfast the next morning when Colonel Mohun's door opened. He exclaimed, 'My little Dolly, good morning!' stooped down and kissed her. \n\nThen, standing still a moment, and holding her hand, he said-- \n\n'Dolly, it was not you I saw at Darm... |
5097_0 | what was georges playground? | the meadow | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_1 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born? | an estate in Stafford County | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_2 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to? | to the one at Bridges Creek | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_3 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook? | a meadow | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_4 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do? | send their sons to England | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_5 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why? | to complete their education | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_6 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why?
A: to comple... | Lawrence | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_7 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why?
A: to comple... | no | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_8 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why?
A: to comple... | oldest | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_9 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why?
A: to comple... | fifteen years of age | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_10 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why?
A: to comple... | no | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_11 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why?
A: to comple... | old field school-house | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_12 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why?
A: to comple... | Hobby | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_13 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why?
A: to comple... | reading, writing, and ciphering | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_14 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why?
A: to comple... | no | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_15 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why?
A: to comple... | ragments of bricks, china, and earthenware | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_16 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why?
A: to comple... | no | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5097_17 | Q: what was georges playground?
A: the meadow
Q: where did his father go after he was born?
A: an estate in Stafford County
Q: what was this house similar to?
A: to the one at Bridges Creek
Q: what did it overlook?
A: a meadow
Q: waht did the wealthy planters often do?
A: send their sons to England
Q: why?
A: to comple... | the future head of the family | [
"CHAPTER II. \n\nTHE HOME OF WASHINGTON'S BOYHOOD--HIS EARLY EDUCATION--LAWRENCE WASHINGTON AND HIS CAMPAIGN IN THE WEST INDIES--DEATH OF WASHINGTON'S FATHER--THE WIDOWED MOTHER AND HER CHILDREN--SCHOOL EXERCISES. \n\nNot long after the birth of George, his father removed to an estate in Stafford County, opposite F... |
5098_0 | What is Utrecht's official found date? | 50 CE | [
"Although there is some evidence of earlier inhabitation in the region of Utrecht, dating back to the Stone Age (app. 2200 BCE) and settling in the Bronze Age (app. 1800–800 BCE), the founding date of the city is usually related to the construction of a Roman fortification (castellum), probably built in around 50 C... |
5098_1 | Q: What is Utrecht's official found date?
A: 50 CE
Q: What two ages can it be traced back to? | Stone Age and Bronze Age | [
"Although there is some evidence of earlier inhabitation in the region of Utrecht, dating back to the Stone Age (app. 2200 BCE) and settling in the Bronze Age (app. 1800–800 BCE), the founding date of the city is usually related to the construction of a Roman fortification (castellum), probably built in around 50 C... |
5098_2 | Q: What is Utrecht's official found date?
A: 50 CE
Q: What two ages can it be traced back to?
A: Stone Age and Bronze Age
Q: Who decided not to grow northward? | Claudius | [
"Although there is some evidence of earlier inhabitation in the region of Utrecht, dating back to the Stone Age (app. 2200 BCE) and settling in the Bronze Age (app. 1800–800 BCE), the founding date of the city is usually related to the construction of a Roman fortification (castellum), probably built in around 50 C... |
5098_3 | Q: What is Utrecht's official found date?
A: 50 CE
Q: What two ages can it be traced back to?
A: Stone Age and Bronze Age
Q: Who decided not to grow northward?
A: Claudius
Q: What did he do to prevent this? | build fortresses | [
"Although there is some evidence of earlier inhabitation in the region of Utrecht, dating back to the Stone Age (app. 2200 BCE) and settling in the Bronze Age (app. 1800–800 BCE), the founding date of the city is usually related to the construction of a Roman fortification (castellum), probably built in around 50 C... |
5098_4 | Q: What is Utrecht's official found date?
A: 50 CE
Q: What two ages can it be traced back to?
A: Stone Age and Bronze Age
Q: Who decided not to grow northward?
A: Claudius
Q: What did he do to prevent this?
A: build fortresses
Q: When was the city eventually abandoned? | Around 275 | [
"Although there is some evidence of earlier inhabitation in the region of Utrecht, dating back to the Stone Age (app. 2200 BCE) and settling in the Bronze Age (app. 1800–800 BCE), the founding date of the city is usually related to the construction of a Roman fortification (castellum), probably built in around 50 C... |
5098_5 | Q: What is Utrecht's official found date?
A: 50 CE
Q: What two ages can it be traced back to?
A: Stone Age and Bronze Age
Q: Who decided not to grow northward?
A: Claudius
Q: What did he do to prevent this?
A: build fortresses
Q: When was the city eventually abandoned?
A: Around 275
Q: What was built under the Franks? | a church | [
"Although there is some evidence of earlier inhabitation in the region of Utrecht, dating back to the Stone Age (app. 2200 BCE) and settling in the Bronze Age (app. 1800–800 BCE), the founding date of the city is usually related to the construction of a Roman fortification (castellum), probably built in around 50 C... |
5098_6 | Q: What is Utrecht's official found date?
A: 50 CE
Q: What two ages can it be traced back to?
A: Stone Age and Bronze Age
Q: Who decided not to grow northward?
A: Claudius
Q: What did he do to prevent this?
A: build fortresses
Q: When was the city eventually abandoned?
A: Around 275
Q: What was built under the Franks?
... | destroyed | [
"Although there is some evidence of earlier inhabitation in the region of Utrecht, dating back to the Stone Age (app. 2200 BCE) and settling in the Bronze Age (app. 1800–800 BCE), the founding date of the city is usually related to the construction of a Roman fortification (castellum), probably built in around 50 C... |
5098_7 | Q: What is Utrecht's official found date?
A: 50 CE
Q: What two ages can it be traced back to?
A: Stone Age and Bronze Age
Q: Who decided not to grow northward?
A: Claudius
Q: What did he do to prevent this?
A: build fortresses
Q: When was the city eventually abandoned?
A: Around 275
Q: What was built under the Franks?
... | ongoing border conflicts | [
"Although there is some evidence of earlier inhabitation in the region of Utrecht, dating back to the Stone Age (app. 2200 BCE) and settling in the Bronze Age (app. 1800–800 BCE), the founding date of the city is usually related to the construction of a Roman fortification (castellum), probably built in around 50 C... |
5098_8 | Q: What is Utrecht's official found date?
A: 50 CE
Q: What two ages can it be traced back to?
A: Stone Age and Bronze Age
Q: Who decided not to grow northward?
A: Claudius
Q: What did he do to prevent this?
A: build fortresses
Q: When was the city eventually abandoned?
A: Around 275
Q: What was built under the Franks?
... | the Frisians | [
"Although there is some evidence of earlier inhabitation in the region of Utrecht, dating back to the Stone Age (app. 2200 BCE) and settling in the Bronze Age (app. 1800–800 BCE), the founding date of the city is usually related to the construction of a Roman fortification (castellum), probably built in around 50 C... |
5098_9 | Q: What is Utrecht's official found date?
A: 50 CE
Q: What two ages can it be traced back to?
A: Stone Age and Bronze Age
Q: Who decided not to grow northward?
A: Claudius
Q: What did he do to prevent this?
A: build fortresses
Q: When was the city eventually abandoned?
A: Around 275
Q: What was built under the Franks?
... | castellum | [
"Although there is some evidence of earlier inhabitation in the region of Utrecht, dating back to the Stone Age (app. 2200 BCE) and settling in the Bronze Age (app. 1800–800 BCE), the founding date of the city is usually related to the construction of a Roman fortification (castellum), probably built in around 50 C... |
5098_10 | Q: What is Utrecht's official found date?
A: 50 CE
Q: What two ages can it be traced back to?
A: Stone Age and Bronze Age
Q: Who decided not to grow northward?
A: Claudius
Q: What did he do to prevent this?
A: build fortresses
Q: When was the city eventually abandoned?
A: Around 275
Q: What was built under the Franks?
... | Germanicus defense line | [
"Although there is some evidence of earlier inhabitation in the region of Utrecht, dating back to the Stone Age (app. 2200 BCE) and settling in the Bronze Age (app. 1800–800 BCE), the founding date of the city is usually related to the construction of a Roman fortification (castellum), probably built in around 50 C... |
5099_0 | Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ? | John Prevas | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_1 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries? | classical | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_2 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from? | Macedon | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_3 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name? | Alexander | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_4 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name?
A: Alexander
Q: What was he intense about? | focus | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_5 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name?
A: Alexander
Q: What was he intense about?
A: fo... | a massive ego | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_6 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name?
A: Alexander
Q: What was he intense about?
A: fo... | Alexander's undoing, | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_7 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name?
A: Alexander
Q: What was he intense about?
A: fo... | King Darius III | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_8 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name?
A: Alexander
Q: What was he intense about?
A: fo... | the western half of the Persian Empire | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_9 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name?
A: Alexander
Q: What was he intense about?
A: fo... | Darius' family | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_10 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name?
A: Alexander
Q: What was he intense about?
A: fo... | the Macedonian army | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_11 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name?
A: Alexander
Q: What was he intense about?
A: fo... | Parmenio | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_12 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name?
A: Alexander
Q: What was he intense about?
A: fo... | No | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_13 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name?
A: Alexander
Q: What was he intense about?
A: fo... | he resumed his conquest | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_14 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name?
A: Alexander
Q: What was he intense about?
A: fo... | Death | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
5099_15 | Q: Who co-Authored "Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today." ?
A: John Prevas
Q: What does he call features that survive centuries?
A: classical
Q: Where is the first leader from?
A: Macedon
Q: What was his name?
A: Alexander
Q: What was he intense about?
A: fo... | Alexander killed him | [
"(CNN) -- There are certain elements of leadership that survive the centuries -- that are classical, says John Prevas, co-author of \"Power Ambition Glory: The Stunning Parallels between Great Leaders of the Ancient World and Today.\" \n\nAnd while these features aren't necessarily a guarantee of success in the mod... |
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