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interrogador catalán
inquisidor Official (usually with judicial or investigative functions) in an Inquisition.
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They had simply given the control of their judgment to the inquisitor.
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Not in the harsh tone of an inquisitor were these words uttered.
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Everyone saw that the inquisitor had not treated Theresa with proper respect.
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The wounded inquisitor of the state was still between life and death.
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Mr. Stone had the genius and the appearance of a chief inquisitor.
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The door closed, and Dellon remained alone with the inquisitor and secretary.
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The inquisitor made a sign to the executioners to await his pleasure.
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Farwell leaned against the table and so came nearer to his inquisitor.
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This was locked, and Ned ordered the inquisitor to have it opened.
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The voice of the inquisitor pierced her numbed sensibilities, compelling-almostdictating-heranswer.
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O'Reilly eyed his inquisitor gravely; a subtle melancholy darkened his agreeable countenance.
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With its broken strap trailing, it hurried from the inquisitor to Chrestomanci.
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Sara drooped, her shoulders sagging as she looked at her small inquisitor.
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But there was that stern inquisitor with his pointer exploring his soul.
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That's because you look at everything with the eye of an inquisitor.
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Writer does an imaginary playlet showing an income-tax inquisitor questioning a Lord.
