Before she was aware her thought had become a spoken thought; in the interval of quiet while her mother was counting the young people in the village she was very much astonished to hear her own timid, bold, little voice inquire: "Is there more than one Evangelist?" "Why, yes, child," her mother answered absently and Evangelist began to tell her about some of the evangelists he was acquainted with.

An Aide-de-camp inquires for the Count Terzky.

In this scene of confusion there was no one to answer Mr. Saltram's eager inquires about those travellers whom he had pursued to this point.

Useless to inquire.

If the eyes have lost the faculty of seeing, or the mind of perceiving, we in vain inquire after the quickness of sight in one, or clearness of perception in the other.