Q: If They stood before the firing squad on the Esplanade near where it crosses Frenchmen Street, named in their memory., can we say that "The firing squad was close to where the Esplanade crosses Frenchman Street."?

A: yes

Q: If Julius, too, was absent but that to the girl's mind was more easily explained., can we say that "Julius was not present and this did not make sense to the girl."?

A: no

Q: If that kind of that kind of put you out on a limb a little bit i guess, can we say that "I have no opinion about your position."?

A: no

Q: If Tufte, too, likes his etymologies., can we say that "Tufte despises the study of words."?

A:
no