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Meanings of inquire too in English

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Usage of inquire too in English
1
The intendant himself would not inquire too narrowly whence the child came.
The Arabian Nights Entertainments — Volume 04
2
The intendant himself would not inquire too narrowly whence the infant came.
The Arabian Nights: Their Best-known Tales
3
We did not inquire too minutely as to how it was made.
Adventures in Africa / By an African Trader
4
I preferred to keep silence, and not to inquire too far.
Within an Inch of His Life
5
Gentle reader, let us not inquire too curiously into this matter.
Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 1
6
Let us not inquire too curiously, then, how he received this kind proposition.
The Guardian Angel
7
Hotels didn't usually inquire too closely, so long as you signed in that way.
New york: the novel
8
I won't inquire too sharply whether you brought it down with lead or silver.
Opening a Chestnut Burr
9
We do not inquire too closely into these things nowadays.'
Phantom Fortune, a Novel
10
It might not be wholesome to inquire too deeply into a case of the kind.
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
11
Indeed, he did not inquire too closely of himself.
Burned Bridges
12
They do not inquire too curiously into a man's descent if he shares their ideas.
England and the War
13
What the poor girl's impulse was, on seeing him, we need not inquire too curiously.
Elsie Venner
14
Ah, it was better not to inquire too closely into the secrets of that lodging-house.
Victorian Short Stories of Troubled Marriages
15
One must not inquire too much into motives.
Mistress Anne
16
In fine... A wave of the fat hands, suggesting that Chirac should not inquire too closely.
The Old Wives' Tale
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