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44614	Why should not useful knowledge be imparted to the Chinese as well in China as it can be in Europe or America?
60335	I turned to him directly, and said,"Do you speak English?"
42904	May it not be like this with China?
42904	The social customs of China do not afford much opportunity for scandal; but who can say?
23451	And a voice said:"Who''s there?"
23451	But the mother said:"How am I to know it is little Wee- wee?
23451	Now little Yellow Wang- lo had no pockets and no bag, so how could he carry away some of the money?
49637	May not this allow one to suppose that the coast had suffered considerable changes since the year 1762?
49637	Vaugondy, is imputed to the Russian geographers, in fixing the longitude of Kamtchatka?
39009	The_ Sichia_, who are said to have come from_ Trautheyco_, towards the west[ Thibet?
39009	[ 89] Falchions?
39009	[ 90] Billhooks?
2156	How could we have attained this measure of victory had not your Majesty''s soul in heaven bestowed upon us your protecting influence?
2156	How should it endure that the spirits of the great dead should be insulted by the everlasting visitation of this scourge?
2156	The question was this: May converts to Christianity continue the worship of ancestors?
2156	Why then should we repine to- day that victory has tarried long?
42146	Large tracts were covered with a tall fern(_ Pteris aquilina_?).
42146	and if so, to what are we to ascribe the deposition of such an enormous mass of alluvium- like accumulation?
16142	Do we not still remember that the name of"Munich"symbolizes a vain hope of appeasing dictators?
16142	Does Mr. Khrushchev think that we have so soon forgotten Korea?
16142	What should we do?
16142	Would that be the end of the story?
45188	Is it not far better and cheaper to rebuild the houses of all China by a preconceived scientific plan than by none?
45188	Shall we follow the old path of western civilization?
45188	Shall we organize for war or shall we organize for peace?
45188	Then, why doubt that a prosperous Canton and a developed China would not give the same result to Hongkong?
45188	Where in this world can Europe and America look for a market to consume this enormous saving from the war?
32752	''Bank clerks at Tooting do n''t have centipedes on their bedroom walls, do they?''
32752	''Got what?''
32752	''That dispels the bank clerk idea altogether, does it not?''
32752	''What do they mean by calling this something country a something tableland?
32752	''What is it?''
32752	But why should we have grieved?
32752	But, even so, what fool shall rush in and criticise the East?
38253	And do you agree with me that the prime of life may be reasonably reckoned at a period of twenty years for a woman, and thirty for a man?
38253	But I suppose you will hardly extend your approbation to my next proposition?
38253	What is that?
38253	Where do you place these years?
38253	And Emir Hussein asked him, how dare you come to Mecca being a friend of the Portuguese?
38253	He says:"But how are they to distinguish fathers and daughters, and the relations you described just now?"
38253	N''est- ce pas faire de Carsa un dieu chimérique?"
12296	But do you not almost consider yourself a resident of the city now?
12296	But,said Clive,"he will probably die, wo n''t he?"
12296	Have you ever been there?
12296	How long will it take to get there?
12296	How many?
12296	Well, is it ten_ li_?
12296	What are they going to do with him?
12296	By ten o''clock the court was crowded and a hour later there came a partial stillness which was broken by a sudden burst of music(?)
12296	Can anyone possibly believe that they have chosen this life because it is easier or more luxurious than that at home?
12296	Captain Clive said to him,"Do you think the Chinaman will die?"
12296	Could this really be China?
12296	How many for you?"
12296	On every hand were questions:"Why are these men taking him away?"
12296	Shall I tell_ mafu_ break their heads?"
12296	Why is it that every traveling foreigner in the interior of China is supposed to be able to cure diseases?
5350	And are these men strong and happy?
5350	And why should he be when he leads time by the forelock, and uses all there is?
5350	But who would risk a reputation so clad and so environed?
5350	Can one wonder that the Japanese loves his country or that they are born and bred landscape artists?
5350	Can the farmers of our south Atlantic and Gulf Coast states, which are in the same latitude, sometime attain to this standard?
5350	Must American agriculture ultimately feed sixteen people where it is now feeding but one?
5350	Shall we be able, when our numbers have vastly increased, to permit all needful earnings to be acquired in a better way?
5350	To the question,"What yield of sweet potatoes do you expect from this piece of land?"
5350	What did the operation of this machine cost?
5350	Who need believe they did not look beyond the imagery and commune with the Eternal Spirit?
31043	Exguse me, madame, is this not Mrs. Daway? 31043 And I saidIs that so?"
31043	But do you think they will do that?
31043	But if he is stuck up what should I be when a woman appears for the first time in history at a men''s carouse in Japan?
31043	Did this affect his status?
31043	Have I told you we bathe in a Japanese tub?
31043	How long are we to stand here?"
31043	I said to her:"How is he coming, in an automobile?
31043	In the midst of the passing I asked the companion with me,"Which is the Emperor?"
31043	Is another world war already preparing?
31043	Is n''t it strange that in the latitude of New York this drought should be expected every spring?
31043	One girl of seventeen said she loved babies and how many did I have?
31043	What is the number of your room, madame?"
31043	Why potatoes under glass?
31043	Will it be effective?
31043	Will you not come in and look at our many curios?
43669	Against whom, then, we may ask, or for what purpose, were the numerous forts erected?
43669	And what_ was_ the little improvement in their lot, which resulted from their removal into other cells?
43669	But where will not the"auri sacra fames"tempt mankind to court the smile of Fortune, even with the grin of Pestilence and Death before them?
43669	Can any situation be conceived more horrible at this moment than that of the unfortunate wounded man?
43669	He now declared his intention of demanding passports for all her Majesty''s subjects within_ ten days_--(should he not have demanded them_ at once_?)
43669	Is it not far better to enjoy the blessings of peace than to fight for successive years, and to fill the land with the bodies of the slain?"
43669	On one occasion, they asked whether America had not, some time or other, been situated_ in_ England?
43669	Where are their copper- mines, and how are they worked?
43669	Where, for instance, is the immense quantity of Sycee silver, which is_ annually_ exported from China, obtained?
43669	Why is it that the Americans have taken precedence of the English in this great and glorious work, since the commencement of the war in particular?
43669	how large London was, and how many outside( foreign) nations are subject or tributary to England?
43669	whether a man could_ now_ walk from London to America in a week?
60959	But where has the Chinaman learnt this kind of language?
60959	Do you know how many they actually had at work?
60959	Does Mr. Lyttelton never read the daily papers?
60959	For what had the war been waged if the Transvaal was to be left a barren, unproductive corner of the Empire?
60959	If Chinese labour on the Rand is n''t slavery, what is it-- is it_ Freedom_?
60959	Instead of the question being,"Why is it Kaffirs die at the rate of seventy per thousand per month?"
60959	Is not the Chinaman better off than he is in his own country?
60959	Was England to be denied the fruits of her victory?
60959	Were the fruits of victory to be Dead Sea apples?
60959	What has His Grace of Canterbury to say to this?
60959	What were the mine lords to do?
60959	a month more than they were presumably paying the Kaffirs?
26412	Are you really the grand duke?
26412	How do you like the Chinese?
26412	Amongst many curious things which I thus heard the following has always puzzled me with the conjecture,"Can there possibly be any truth in it?"
26412	But, you will ask, what besides amusing themselves have these Anglo- Chinese to do?
26412	Can do, no can do?"
26412	Does she hope to conquer, to change or to purify?"
26412	Her husband was dead, she had bewailed him and burnt incense at his grave, and what further could this poor, broken woman do?
26412	How then about foreigners''knowledge of the language?
26412	I have often heard the question asked--"Would the Chinese be any the better for becoming Christians?"
26412	One of the most frequent questions that I am asked at home is,"Do not Chinamen wear the finger- nails very long?"
26412	Putting aside all criticism of missionaries themselves, the vital question is--"Will they succeed in converting China to Christianity?"
26412	Sometimes, in order to keep up his courage, I have even heard him shout"I see you,""I know who you are,""I''m coming,""Who''s afraid?"
26412	What could be done in the face of such horrifying circumstances?
26412	What has been the cause of this descent?
26412	What to say anent missionaries?
26412	With the thermometer standing at ninety degrees in your bedroom you frame the mental query"Can I last through the day?"
26412	she inquired with striking accent;"are you really a prince?"
13940	And if China does copy the model set by all foreign nations with which she has dealings, what will become of all of us?
13940	But on what grounds can we think that the natures of clay and wood desire this application of compasses and square, of arc and line?
13940	Can Chinese virtues be preserved?
13940	FOOTNOTES:[ Footnote 63: On this subject George Gleason,_ What Shall I Think of Japan?_ pp.
13940	Is it prudent to lose all enjoyment of the present through thinking of the disasters that may come at some future date?
13940	Is it really wise to be always guarding against future misfortune?
13940	One is forced to ask: What are the things that I ultimately value?
13940	One of the feudal princes asked an official, saying,"Have not the people of the Wei State done very wrong in expelling their ruler?"
13940	Or must China, in order to survive, acquire, instead, the vices which make for success and cause misery to others only?
13940	Should our lives be passed in building a mansion that we shall never have leisure to inhabit?
13940	What is Americanism?
13940	What sort of ends should I most wish to see realized in the world?
13940	What will be the outcome of the contact of this ancient civilization with the West?
13940	What would make me judge one sort of society more desirable than another sort?
13940	What, meanwhile, is China''s interest?
13940	Who then is it, except the Sovereign, that can appoint, dismiss, and punish a Minister of State?
2076	May then a subject,he asked,"put his sovereign to death?"
2076	What do you mean?
2076	At length he was summoned into the presence of Kublai Khan, who said to him,"What is it you want?"
2076	How should such men trouble themselves with the conventionalities of this world, or care what people may think of them?"
2076	How, then, is it that some men are evil while others are good?
2076	Light asked Nothing, saying:"Do you, sir, exist, or do you not exist?"
2076	My fields, my gardens, are choked with weeds: should I not go?
2076	My soul has led a bondsman''s life: why should I remain to pine?
2076	Of what use, asked his great rival, is Hui Tzu to the world?
2076	The four seasons pursue their courses and all things are produced; but does God say anything?"
2076	The latter pointed out that Confucius, when asked to speak, so that his disciples might have something to record, had bluntly replied:"Does God speak?
2076	The times are out of joint for me; and what have I to seek from men?
2076	Then when nothing came into existence, could one really say whether it belonged to existence or non- existence?"
2076	This brings us at once to the question-- What is meant by the term China?
2076	To the same man, who inquired his views on capital punishment, Confucius replied:"What need is there for capital punishment at all?
2076	What boots it to wear out the soul with anxious thoughts?
2076	Where can he come from except from the small islands which fringe the Middle Kingdom, the world, in fact, bounded by the Four Seas?
2076	Where does he come from?
2076	Why rob one to feed the other?"
2076	Why, then, not set our hearts at rest, ceasing to trouble whether we remain or go?
2076	cried Light;"who can equal this?
13118	And the other?
13118	Is there, perhaps, a true religion somewhere? 13118 Tell me"I ask"of these men, which is the better judge?"
13118	Again I ask:"And is it true that you''ve a Yâmen, a police judge, all your own?"
13118	And then I ask:"How much do those poor coolies earn a day, who take the place of carts?"
13118	But whence are you, and whither do you make return?
13118	Ching- lung- chiao The Sikh Policeman: A British Subject Of what, I wonder, are you thinking?
13118	Does a fox- maiden, bewitching, tiny- footed, lure a scholar to his doom?
13118	Does not a bird need an airing?
13118	Hankow The Camels Whence do you come, and whither make return, you silent padding beasts?
13118	I am sorry, but what would you?
13118	Is an unfilial son tortured of devils?
13118	Or are you?
13118	Or does a decadent queen sport with her eunuchs?
13118	Over the mountain passes; through the Great Wall; to Kalgan-- and beyond, whither?...
13118	Over the mountain passes; through the Great Wall; to Kalgan-- and beyond, whither?...
13118	Perhaps it will bring me luck, who knows?
13118	What can it help to look?
13118	What is that-- that-- Thing?
13118	What shall be said of blood- brotherhood between man and man?
13118	What, I wonder, is civilization?
13118	Who am I, that I should die for these?
13118	Who can read me your hand?
13118	Who shall read me your hand?
13118	Yet among the shades may he not take comfort from the presence of his Pearl Concubine?
13118	You were caught here like these, and who could live, young and so slender-- in Shanghai?
13118	_ To- morrow!_ did they say?
41878	Who,said he,"could but approve of such a scheme?"
41878	325 APPENDIX WILL RUSSIA BE REPRESENTED ON THE MISSION FIELD?
41878	337{ 3} CHINA IN TRANSITION CHAPTER I WHAT HAS AWAKENED CHINA?
41878	A foreigner, talking about Esperanto, remarked:"What would be the use of making an universal language?
41878	After we had talked some time the question was put plainly to them:"Would they support such a University?"
41878	At last he was asked,"Have you never allowed you were wrong in your whole life?"
41878	But why not accept the Chinese architecture as eminently fitted for the climate?
41878	Could any Western power hope to accomplish such a feat?
41878	Could any form of architecture be less suited to a country like China, where the sun is frequently oppressively hot, than Gothic architecture?
41878	Do they forbid both vices equally?
41878	He inquired,"If a University is started in China on such lines as you propose, will you guarantee that the teachers are efficient?"
41878	How can spiritual ministrations be performed by aliens, supported by alien money collected from a possibly hostile race?
41878	How is it possible that a mission like this can really solve the problem of making Christianity a national religion?
41878	Is it likely that they will be either able or willing to send into other countries efficient teachers of Western education?
41878	Is there any monument in the whole world that has more feeling of beauty about it?
41878	One may well ask what has accomplished this change, what has awakened China?
41878	The question is,"Will you become a materialist or a Christian?"
41878	The question put to the Chinaman is not,"Will you be Roman or Protestant?"
41878	They have intimate contact with the Chinese; they know both the recent origin of this vice and its terrible ravages; and what do they do?
41878	Those who have not realised the size of China will be perhaps inclined to ask why not unite the two schemes?
41878	WHAT HAS AWAKENED CHINA?
41878	We then changed the conversation to the question of"whether Confucius believed in God or not?"
41878	What will Chinese Christianity be?
41878	Who{ 24} can tell how we shall speak of China a few years hence?
41878	Why should there be any difference when another Oriental race comes in close proximity with Europe?
41878	Would any English parish like as its Rector a Chinaman, even if he were saintly and went so far as to cut off his queue?
41878	{ 329} APPENDIX WILL RUSSIA BE REPRESENTED ON THE MISSION FIELD?
31571	Are those two little boats coming to attack our whole fleet?
31571	How can she make so shameless a request? 31571 Is the man mad?"
31571	What have you to say?
31571	Who can these be, and whence have they come?
31571	Why do you trouble yourself to conquer Kumaso?
31571	With all the ships?
31571	Would you like to live?
31571	Yes,he replied;"my father and mother are both dead, and who but I can pray for their happiness in the world to come?"
31571	''Why do you not leave the place?''
31571	And why did Nitta, who is himself a samurai, permit her to do so?"
31571	But who among them was ready to yield life for duty?
31571	Can you design to do so?"
31571	Could she deliver up her babes to death?
31571	Did she owe the greatest duty to her mother, or to her children?
31571	Do you think the Mogu are coming?"
31571	Does not this make them thieves and villains?
31571	Have the gods forsaken us, and sent this host of strangers to our undoing?"
31571	His kinsmen advised him to refuse, but Mehe sent the horse, saying,"Would you quarrel with your neighbor for a horse?"
31571	How can such as these put down evil and preserve holiness?
31571	Is there a country in the sky?
31571	Meanwhile how was Galdan engaged?
31571	Mehe again complied, saying to his friends,"Would you have me undertake a war for the sake of a woman?"
31571	Should I be acting against thy decrees, O Heaven, if I sought to place a new prince on the throne?"
31571	Tell me, who are they at the chase who pursue and capture the prey?
31571	The dogs.--But who direct and urge on the dogs?
31571	Thus far his progress had been irresistible, and should a mere expanse of water put an end to his westward march?
31571	What say you to that?"
31571	What were the steps taken by the new shogun to insure this happy result?
31571	Why, then, should they not speak to me?"
31571	Yet could she abandon her mother, whom she had been taught as her first and highest duty to guard and revere?
31571	_ But that is all._""And how many can you lead?"
57382	Chopsticks?
57382	Did-- you----?
57382	Do you mean it, Margaret?
57382	Do you see the one with very black hair, his face turned away a little-- the one in the grey suit, Margaret? 57382 Feel as comfortable as you look?"
57382	How could I come back to you-- and to your loyalty and trust-- with the shadow of that deception between us? 57382 How is your august mother, my lord?"
57382	Missee- sabe- master- have- got- one mother?
57382	Much better way, do n''t you think, than taking great meals many hours apart?
57382	Queer? 57382 Shoes, Chan- King?"
57382	The little bird- lady out there-- mother of Li- Ying?
57382	What do you say?
57382	What if they should fall in love-- marry?
57382	Where could death take one of us that the other could not follow?
57382	Where is Li- Ying, then?
57382	Which one?
57382	Why do you wish to end our friendship?
57382	You like it better than you like American clothes?
57382	And before I left, she said to me,''If she is all you tell me she is, why do you not bring her here?''
57382	Are n''t you afraid to go to China?
57382	Are you glad?"
57382	Are you really going?
57382	As I could read the foreign titles, would I kindly arrange the pictures in proper sequence?
57382	But how can I know?"
57382	But they can make no difference with us-- you understand that, Margaret, dear?"
57382	But which one could we leave to enjoy those advantages?
57382	Chan- King looked at me long in silence and then, sighing humorously, he asked,"What of their father''s example my dear?"
57382	How can they do it?"
57382	How can you give up beautiful America?
57382	How can you leave your mother?
57382	How, then, could our child be so?
57382	On the way home Chan- King said,"Will this be difficult for you, Margaret?"
57382	Once when I confessed this fact to him, he said,"Do you love me only because I am Chinese?"
57382	Should you like to go, my dearest?"
57382	That is to say, none but practical reasons, and what have they to do with young people in love?
57382	Then he said, in his abrupt manner,"You are happy in that dress?"
57382	What could destroy our happiness now?"
57382	What have I to fear?"
57382	When are you going?"
27861	Have not the colonists a right to import a drug, which is legally an article of import, allowed by the crown?
27861	Oh know you the land of the orange and myrtle?
27861	Zounds, how he sleeps,"where, where, oh where is my hammock boy?
27861	And whence gains the cheroot its magical properties?
27861	And where will be those who breathe and walk one hundred years hence?
27861	But what does my poor pen with what our own wizard of the west, Washington Irving, has made immortal?
27861	But_ will_ they come?"
27861	Cheroots, then; who is there amongst the masculine dwellers of the land of"_ musquitoes_ and myrtle,"that affects not the gentle cheroot?
27861	Had something of a nightmare, eh?
27861	If Faust was supposed to have been assisted by the Evil One, what would his persecutors have said, had they been shown a picture like this?
27861	Is it not faithfully recorded on these pages?
27861	It had been the practice to fish(?)
27861	One gentleman asks in relation to the subject:"What do we know of the rebellion?
27861	She had barely touched the water, when the men gave way; but now came the difficulty, which way to steer?
27861	So, if you now in glowing numbers shine, Did I not_ right_(?)
27861	They walked and talked, and in what phrase?
27861	Was either good?
27861	What would they have said?
27861	Will the parallel hold good between this rock and China?
27861	Yet need this be?
27861	how can make walkee?
27861	no can see, how can walkee?"
27861	when twice I''ve crossed the Line?
45167	Addressing the man, we said, how can we lamas kill an animal?
45167	And how can such antagonistic traits of character be reconciled?
45167	And how were we to catch them when turned out to graze during our halts?
45167	And if dreaded in September what must it be in January?
45167	And supposing we took possession of two islands, how many would France take?
45167	Besides, past experience had taught us to look for the dreaded north wind after rain, and how could we abide its onset in such a condition?
45167	Bright treat those who ventured to express opinions at variance with his own?
45167	But how to carry it?
45167	But supposing even that the insurrection had been successful, what substantial advantage would have accrued to Poland?
45167	But to what purpose-- with what results-- is all this labour spent?
45167	But what has become of the fine navigable river that existed in 1720, and has now disappeared?
45167	But will the consent of the Imperial government be granted to the project?
45167	By what law or standard of ethics can such an abuse of the moral faculties be judged?
45167	Did he intend to heap coals of fire on our heads?
45167	Had they done it?
45167	Has any one ever tried to arrive at the exact value of a Chinese measure of distance?
45167	Has it also been upset by an earthquake?
45167	Hitherto we had trusted nothing to the chance supplies of provisions that might be found on the road; but now, being in a civilised(?)
45167	How long would the kingdom have been likely to maintain its existence under such conditions?
45167	How was it that we did not sometimes by accident stumble on a bit of soft ground at night- time?
45167	Huc explains this almost in the words--"Am I a dog that you should cross my threshold with whips to chastise me?"
45167	It did seem cruel to put heavy loads on such suffering creatures, but what else could be done?
45167	Now what do the facts say, even as Mr. Cobden himself has stated them?
45167	Or ought we to start by break of day with our whole baggage to Peking, and trust to arranging matters there?
45167	Or was he proud to show his friends that he had such distinguished guests in his tent?
45167	Ought we to wait till the morrow, and try ourselves to hire beasts of burden at Tung- chow, with this shaven head probably plotting against us?
45167	Then why do n''t they do it?
45167	This break- down of our mainstay was unfortunate, for as we could not get on with his assistance, how could we manage without it?
45167	Were we lamas, or Chara- chun?
45167	Why should not emancipated Russia issue forth from Europe and subjugate Asia?
45167	Would they sink or swim?
45167	You sternly order them to their work, but are met by the unanswerable question, how can they work without food?
45167	and if England were to lead the way in such schemes of aggrandisement, would the ambition of France stop short at islands?
45167	or to show us that Mongols bear no malice?
2133	Do n''t you foreigners also dread the denizens of the inner apartments?
2133	While you do not know life, how can you know about death?
2133	And what are these passages?
2133	And what is the result of all this?
2133	By what means would a man chronicle the glory of his ancestors, indite the marriage deed, or comfort anxious parents when exiled to a distant land?
2133	Can it be supposed that, if true, nothing of all this has yet been brought to light?
2133	For these men are not of us; We are like the horse and the cow;[@] If you associate with them, Who will expel these crocodiles and snakes?
2133	For who but a barbarian would defile the banquet hour"when the wine mantles in the cups"with a_ white_ table- cloth, the badge of grief and death?
2133	How then about this one, stranger than Buddhist or Taoist creed?
2133	How then can men willingly walk with devils?
2133	I ask what and whence is this loving- kindness of which he speaks?
2133	Is it below Christianity in this?
2133	Is it that no holy and wise men have appeared?
2133	It is always a compliment to an old man, who is justly proud of his years, and takes the curious form of"your venerable teeth?"
2133	Of all religions the only true one, What false doctrine can compare with it?
2133	On receiving an affirmative reply, the Emperor added,"Even down to the crutch on which you lean?"
2133	Say will you come back, little red- coat, again?
2133	Should we not run the risk of sowing seed for future and bloody religious wars on soil where none now rage?
2133	The shapeless, voiceless imp-- Why worship him?
2133	Where, then, is this scourge of which men speak?
2133	Who ever sees in China a tipsy man reeling about a crowded thoroughfare, or lying with his head in a ditch by the side of some country road?
2133	Why then sacrifice so much for such trifling gain?
2133	Would Christianity raise the Chinese to the standard of European sobriety?
2133	Would it bring them to renounce opium, only to replace it with gin?
2133	[ A drunken man does n''t know heaven from earth, how can he be expected to distinguish right from wrong?
2133	[+]"The miseries and horrors(?)
2133	which are now destroying(?)
27481	What sort of a foreign woman was this?
27481	Why should they learn to read? 27481 (All right?")
27481	A few were in chairs; I had long since jumped out of mine, although as Liu complained,"Why does the Ku Niang hire one if she will not use it?"
27481	And now-- is it too late?
27481	And who can blame them?
27481	But where was the famous lamassery that lay at its foot?
27481	Did ever pilgrim tread a more beautiful path to the Delectable Mountains?
27481	Do trees anywhere group themselves as picturesquely as in China?
27481	How did I live?
27481	How would the wheels go round in the East without"chits"?
27481	Old wall, new railway; which will serve China best?
27481	The question one naturally asks is, Why do these men become lamas; do they do it willingly or under compulsion?
27481	Then, riding up with thumbs held high in greeting, they would cry to me"San?"
27481	To whom will they now fall?
27481	What are the chair and the pony for?
27481	What lies behind the riddle of their impassive faces?
27481	What of the Mongols nowadays?
27481	What was I writing?
27481	What was the land that bred such a race?
27481	What''s the use?
27481	Where in a Western frontier town could one find the like?
27481	Where would I go when I went away?
27481	Who can call China aged and in decay face to face with her success in conquering a passage up these gorges?
27481	Who can tell what the Chinese coolie is doing in the same way?
27481	Why does not the shoemaker of the West, if he wishes to secure an Eastern market, study the foot of the native, and make him shoes suited to his need?
27481	Will it sweep away the elephant?
27481	Without his soul he would die, and then what would his mother, a widow, do?
27481	Would she not fare worse if her husband found she had missed a sale than if she disobeyed orders?
27481	a mountain?
27481	a rock?
11367	: did it mean"white"plus"horse"?
11367	A much more difficult question, however, faced him: How was the empire to be governed?
11367	And how could it be ascertained whom Heaven had destined as successor if the existing dynasty was brought down?
11367	But how was it that the Mongol rule did not collapse until some forty years later?
11367	But what had happened to the Toba?
11367	But what was the position of the"official"religion?
11367	But what was the purpose of all this?
11367	But what were the traders to do with their profits?
11367	But whence came the officials?
11367	But why not by the Toba?
11367	Can the Chinese eradicate this tendency?
11367	How can we explain that Buddhism had gained such influence?
11367	How could unity be restored in these things?
11367	How was it that in spite of all this the Manchus were able to establish themselves?
11367	Northern Ch''i( Chinese?
11367	Now a new question arose: what should be done with all those people?
11367	Or should the right wing prevail, an alliance be concluded with the capitalists, and limits be set to the expropriation of landed estates?
11367	Or was"white horse"no longer a horse at all but something quite different?
11367	Should they work with it or against it?
11367	The Europeans concentrated especially on the purchase of silk and tea; but what could they import into China?
11367	The volume of short stories entitled_ Liao- chai chich- i_, by P''u Sung- lin( 1640- 1715?
11367	Were the aliens to hold to their own worship of heaven, or were they to take over the official Chinese cult, or what else?
11367	Western Liang( Chinese?)
11367	What could take their place?
11367	What was to be done, for instance, with Chu''s helpers?
11367	When we read of the turning over of great landed estates to the state, do we not imagine that we are faced with a modern land reform?
11367	Why discuss the hearts of the people?"
11367	Why should not the Huns have the same right?
11367	Why should not they join in this struggle for the Chinese imperial throne?
11367	Why was it that the Mongols were able to be so much more successful than their predecessors?
11367	Will China be able to continue its eighteenth- century dream of direct or indirect domination of South- east Asia?
11367	Will North Vietnam detach itself from China and attach itself more closely to Russia?
11367	Will Russia and China continue to create separate spheres of influence in Asia, Africa, and South America?
11367	Will the present government change the minds of these men and eradicate their feelings?
33712	A more serious question for the ruler was, how did it affect his own position with regard to his subjects?
33712	An officer( Kho Dalay?)
33712	And how had this soldier of fortune acted towards his own country when he had received everything from her that he needed?
33712	And what was that law?
33712	But what is that fortunate stroke of diplomacy to be?
33712	Did Yakoob Beg appear in the eyes of the Kashgari as an exacting and oppressive tyrant on account of these heavy impositions?
33712	Does this concession, which we never made use of, entitle us to send a mission to the Chinese in Kashgar?
33712	For all Russia''s protestations of friendship and good- will, what advantages has China reaped from those high- flown promises?
33712	He died near the town of Balisan(?
33712	How can it be peacefully solved, if Russia will not accede to the terms from which China is resolved not to budge?
33712	If we admit this, as can scarcely be gainsaid, what becomes of the Kuldja question, and of its peaceful solution that many claim to see?
33712	Mulla Yunus Jan, the Governor of Yarkand, and his son and brother fell into the hands of Hasan Jan Bai, Ikskal(?
33712	The question then was, who was Hakim Khan Torah?
33712	The three great Asiatic Powers have now converged upon a point; what is to be the result?
33712	To so courageous and so honourable a reply what rejoinder could be made by the abashed officers?
33712	We can scarcely persuade ourselves that he was aware of these occurrences, and yet how could he be ignorant of them?
33712	What better epitaph could be placed over a courageous and just ruler?
33712	What can we judge from this, but that the rule of Yakoob Beg, while presenting some striking features, was inferior in degree to that of the Chinese?
33712	What have been the mutual relations between England, Russia, and China?
33712	What necessity could be alleged to justify a scarcely excusable attack in a moral sense, and a quite unnecessary in a political?
33712	What, then, have been the mutual relations between England and China in the past?
33712	Why therefore will you persist in coming to it?
33712	and how is it to be brought to pass?
6708	At the end of the tour he asked how much greater he was than his minister?
6708	Can not men respect its decrees?
6708	Could it be done?
6708	He asked:"Are these proceedings worthy, I will not say of princes, but of men possessing the least spark of honor?
6708	He exclaimed,"What need have I of gold after my death?
6708	He wrapped up this counsel in the exhortation,"What is the use of embarrassing ourselves with wealth?
6708	How could the Sungs expect to avoid the same fate, or to propitiate the most implacable and insatiable of conquering races?
6708	If Heaven had not favored me should I have succeeded in destroying with such ease those who withdrew into the desert of Shamo?
6708	If they had paid heed to it, should we ever have reached this spot?"
6708	In his letter to Niyamoho he said,"Why fatigue your troops with long and arduous marches when I will grant you of my own will whatever you demand?"
6708	Is not the fate of man decreed by heaven?"
6708	Oh, heaven, shall I be acting against thy desires if I sought to place a new prince of this family on the throne?"
6708	The English no doubt demanded more than they ought, but what was the use of arguing with them, as they were masters of the situation?
6708	What are the advantages which Russia possesses over England in dealing with China?
6708	What is the conclusion to which the observations of all first- hand students of China have conducted them?
6708	What would China be worth to Russia?
6708	What would you say if we were to transport ourselves to Europe and to act there as you have done here?
6708	What, in brief, was the Chinese case?
6708	Who is more worthy of it than our general?"
6708	Would you stand it for a moment?
26070	And what about your wife and family? 26070 And what may the price be?"
26070	And what, may I ask, may be the trade in which you are engaged, and of which you seem to be so ashamed that you dare not openly confess it?
26070	Are you dissatisfied with the services I have rendered to you to- day?
26070	But are you aware who I am?
26070	But have you never appealed to Yam- lo, the ruler of the Land of Shadows? 26070 But have your ministers of State made no efforts during all these three years to discover their lost king?"
26070	But how am I to get you out?
26070	But how can such a ceremony be performed over persons who are still alive?
26070	But is there any system by which the unfortunate people may get to know when this terrible sacrifice is going to be demanded from them?
26070	But may I not tell the people of this approaching calamity?
26070	But shall I and my family escape with our lives?
26070	But what is the Demon like?
26070	But when will that be?
26070	Can you tell me, my man,asked Yin,"to whom this piece of land belongs?"
26070	Do you not know that the man who owns this building is my father- in- law, and that his daughter is my promised wife? 26070 Do you see that dilapidated- looking cottage down by the riverside?
26070	Do you wish to dispose of these things?
26070	May I ask,said Sam- Chung,"what was the reason for the great gathering here to- day?
26070	What age was this man Chan,she asked,"when you entered into this engagement with him?"
26070	What did you mean,asked the visitor,"by depriving me of the one chance I had of gaining my freedom?"
26070	What do you think would happen were I to do what you suggest? 26070 After I had proved the murder, what would become of me? 26070 And would she, a young girl of eighteen, be content to accept as a husband a man so advanced in years as he now was? 26070 But what did the words really mean? 26070 But where was he being taken? 26070 But who knows how he may have changed since last you saw him? 26070 Drawing close up to him, he said in a low voice,Do you see those six men who are descending the hill and coming in our direction?
26070	Had Willow after all made a mistake eighteen years ago when she gave him the name of this town as the place where her new home was to be?
26070	Have they tamely submitted to have you disappear without raising an outcry that would resound throughout the whole kingdom?
26070	I should be cast into prison, and I might have to lie there for years, for who would ever bail out a thief?
26070	May I ask how it came into your possession and what reason you can give for not having restored it to the King, who has long wished to discover it?"
26070	To his astonishment, Lo- yung, with a frown upon his face, angrily exclaimed;"You common fellow, what do you mean by calling me your brother?
26070	What if the bird should tire, he thought, and he should be dropped into the fathomless abyss below?
26070	Where, too, was he being carried and how should he be ever able to return to his far- off home on the earth?
26070	Why not then be contented and cease to long after the dignities which the State can confer, but which can never give you any real happiness?"
26070	Would she recognize him?
33359	''And who the devil is Atisa?''
33359	''But has he no interests or amusements?''
33359	''But what does he do all day?''
33359	''But why did you not treat with the Tibetans themselves?''
33359	''Do you get much of this sort of thing?''
33359	''Do you read much?''
33359	''The ruler of your country leaves his palace and capital, and you know nothing?''
33359	''What the devil is that old thief doing over there?''
33359	''Who are you?''
33359	A transport officer was shouting:''How many bags have you, babu?''
33359	And the rabble?
33359	And what Englishman with the same prospect to face, caught in this dark eddy of circumstance, would not have done the same thing?
33359	And who is he?
33359	Answer:"What signifies whether it was a bird or not?"
33359	But the men who attacked the Kangma post, what parallel in history have we for these?
33359	But what was left him if he lived except shame and humiliation?
33359	But what was the flame that smouldered in these men and lighted them to action?
33359	But why not own up that one travels for the glamour of the thing?
33359	Do you know where he is?''
33359	Have we removed it?
33359	How in the name of all their Buddhas were they to stop such a man?
33359	It may be asked, then, What is, or was, the nature of the Russian menace in Tibet?
33359	One wondered, were they pursuing truth or were they petrified by ritual and routine?
33359	Or are they depths?
33359	Or were we noted as food for gossip and criticism when their self- imposed ordeal was done?
33359	Says I,"Was that a bird at the magistrate''s that flapped so loud?"
33359	We will not molest you, but we refuse to accept your terms''?
33359	What could they have done?
33359	What, then, drove them on?
33359	When Colonel Younghusband put the question direct to a head Lama in open durbar,''Have you news of the Dalai Lama?
33359	Where else can one find a racecourse, polo- ground, fishing, and shooting, and a rainfall that is little more than a third of that of Darjeeling?
33359	Who can tell what they think or what they wish, these undivinable creatures?
33359	Who knows?
33359	Why could we not have left at least one city out of bounds?
33359	Why do n''t they send up the--th Light Cavalry?''
33359	Why should he?
33359	Why should not the Tibetans, who are of the same stock, yield themselves to enlightenment?
33359	Why should they?
33359	Why, in the name of all their Bodhisats and Munis, did they not run?
33359	Why, then, deal with China at all?
33359	You do n''t understand?
33359	_ Officer coming up_:''... Up above Phari ideal country for native cavalry, is n''t it?...
16261	Is it well with thee, my lord?
16261	_ Do you ask me who she was,--the beautiful Sië- Thao? 16261 And the Spirit of the Furnace made answer unto him with roaring of fire:_ Canst thou divide a Soul?
16261	And the Spirit of the Furnace mysteriously answered him with muttering of fire:"_ Canst thou give ghost unto a stone?
16261	But whither, whither?
16261	But whither, whither?
16261	Did she not say she was wedded to Ping- Khang?
16261	Did she not sing the songs of Kao- pien?
16261	Ere he could speak a word, Pelou demanded:"Son, in what place have you been passing your nights?"
16261	Had she ever done aught to merit the malediction of an ascetic?
16261	Has Thought feet, that man may perceive the trace of its passing?
16261	Hast thirst?
16261	How shall man lend the aspect of sentient life to dead clay?
16261	Knowest thou not, also, that the people of my kingdom are the first- born of the Master of Heaven?
16261	O thou most pitiless god!--thou whom I have worshipped with ten thousand sacrifices!--for what fault hast thou abandoned me?
16261	This is the way of..._ Her_ form, too, unsubstantial, unreal, an illusion only, though comeliest of illusions?
16261	Unto whom was it first given to discover the divine art of porcelain?
16261	Was the merit of the giver illusive also,--illusive like the grace of the supple fingers that gave?
16261	Was this death?
16261	Was this languor of the Will a signal of coming peril, the peril of slumber?
16261	What marvel had been wrought?
16261	What was she?
16261	Who first discovered the virtue of the curd- white clay?
16261	Who save the Infinite can give soul?"
16261	Why not permit him to slumber in my house during the season of snow?"
16261	Wouldst pray?
16261	Wouldst sacrifice?
16261	ever render the aspect of flesh made to creep with the utterance of a Word, sentient to the titillation of a Thought, if thou wilt not aid me?"
16261	for what error hast thou forsaken me?
16261	was everything a dream?
16261	why should he curse her?
49121	Do you think it will be pretty? 49121 If he is a man of letters,"they ask,"why is he dressed like a colonel?"
49121	Well,he questioned,"how did it go?
49121	And the women, wo n''t they freeze in their evening gowns?
49121	Are there hidden princesses and treasures here?
49121	Barbarians have been this way,--but which?
49121	Do you think it will be a little unusual?
49121	Had they been abandoned?
49121	Has some one lived here in our time or was it in the distant past?
49121	Her body?
49121	How could one fancy oneself in China, in Pekin itself, so near to mysterious enclosures, to palaces so full of wonders?
49121	How many hours-- or how many centuries-- has he been gone, and who could he have been, the occupant of the abandoned room?
49121	How to get them away without looking like pillagers in the eyes of the servants and guards we meet on the way back is the question?
49121	In this dry, powdery soil how can the new wheat grow, which here and there makes squares of really fresh green in the midst of the infinite grays?
49121	In what far- away forest did the trees grow that permitted such groves to be created out of one single piece?
49121	Is it a fortress, a prison, or something more lugubrious still?
49121	Jumping Jacks?
49121	Monkeys?
49121	Possibly they will again destroy my churches; who knows?
49121	The air is soft and moist.--Is it the summer of the North, or the winter of a warm climate?
49121	To be a soldier such as he was, to make yourself loved like a little child, could there be anything more beautiful?"
49121	What are we to do?
49121	What can it be that keeps itself rolled up like a ball, and has such a long tail?
49121	What can they be?
49121	What could I do, with my borrowed"mafou"and my revolver, if my appearance did not happen to please them?
49121	What distorted views of life had been bequeathed to him of the things of this world and of the world beyond?
49121	What do all these gruesome symbols signify to him?
49121	What do their Asiatic brains make of all this French gaiety?
49121	What of the illuminations, of the awnings?
49121	What shall we do, since it is to take place in the open air on the terraces of the palace, if the north wind should blow?
49121	What sort of a reception shall we have in this mysterious enclosure?
49121	What was the real character of this dreamer, who shall ever say?
49121	What will be their fate?
49121	What, then, was Europe doing?
49121	Where are we to lay our heads?
49121	Where are we, then, in what obscure, closed, clandestine dwelling?
49121	Who knows what has been done with the body?
49121	Who lived here, then, sequestered behind so many walls,--walls more terrible by far than those of our western prisons?
49121	Why should there be three of them?
49121	Why should this desert be enclosed by the city''s walls?
49121	Would not a supreme attack against them be attempted, an effort be made to destroy them before the allied troops could enter?
49121	what was your impression of it all?"
34167	And Jean- Marie? 34167 Are you content patiently to await all the horrors of the future?
34167	Do these monsters pray?
34167	Do you see the three boats yonder?
34167	Hate the men as much as you like,said one of his companions,"but why be so cruel as to kill the women?
34167	Is he English?
34167	Was n''t she some pirate''s mother?
34167	What more can I know of the horrors of the sea,I asked myself,"if it be not to make it my grave?"
34167	Will you then do nothing?
34167	Would they lie at anchor if they were pursued?
34167	Are you below?
34167	Being so wretched, what more had I to fear?
34167	Can you not help to disguise me?
34167	Could I get it down into the sea?
34167	Could it be the approach of a steamer which caused the flight of our captors?
34167	Even supposing that we had come across a steamer by the way, what had we to hope?
34167	Had I strength enough to row or paddle two miles?
34167	Had we been separated from our companions only to die slowly of hunger, thirst, and suffocation?
34167	How can you sleep while we are yet in so much danger?"
34167	How shall I describe these absurd warriors, dignified by the titles of"War- tigers,"and"Mountain- splitters?"
34167	I can still hear the voice of the captain calling, and counting his sailors--"Jacques, Pierre, André, Remy, Christian, Robert, where are you?"
34167	I questioned my past life; I searched all the corners of my memory; I asked myself what I had done to merit this great trial?
34167	I turned to Than- Sing, who was awake and listening also, and asked him what he thought could be doing overhead?
34167	If even we had succeeded in weighing the anchor, what chance had we, in our dismasted state, of drifting into any place of shelter?
34167	Jean- Marie?"
34167	Might not the pirates even now return, and might not the steamer put off without having once perceived us?
34167	Till to- morrow nothing could now be done, and who could tell what that morrow might bring forth?
34167	Transferred to another junk, what might not be our fate?
34167	Was it possible that they were nailing down the trap above our heads?
34167	Was it possible, after all, that they were about to give up, and go back to the steamer?
34167	Was it their intention to cut off my hands?
34167	Was this hole destined to be our coffin and our tomb?
34167	We are going to seek our fortunes-- to seek, but what to find?
34167	What could they want?
34167	What had we to expect?
34167	What shall I do?
34167	What was now to become of me, friendless and alone, in a strange and savage country?
34167	What were death to one whose sufferings had already touched the bounds of human endurance?
34167	What would now become of us?
34167	What would they do with us?
34167	Who knows what might have happened had one single drop of blood been actually shed?
34167	Would not our captors sooner throw us overboard, than be taken in the fact of piracy and kidnapping on the high seas?
34167	fire!--the ship is on fire-- do you hear?--what noise is that?"
34167	was that anchor ever to be weighed again, or was it destined to rust away throughout all the ages of time, in the spot where it was now imbedded?
34167	what if it were but a ship bound for Hong- Kong, Canton, or Macao?
34167	what should we do if the pirates came back, and once more took us prisoners?
34167	where are you?
44261	Are you satisfied with this proposal or not?"
44261	But do we not every where see government placards inviting us to submit, why do we not then send somebody to make the offer?
44261	Can the bird remain quiet with strong wings, or will the fish not move in deep water?
44261	Every man will charge me with the wanton murder of a commander, after he had been vanquished and his ships taken?
44261	Fung yung fa said:"How then if government should not trust our word?"
44261	He met him at Neaou chow, and asked him:"Why did you not come to my assistance?"
44261	How can we, under such circumstances, be confident and rely on our own strength?"
44261	How could these extraordinary engines have escaped the discriminating genius of Marco Polo, had they existed in China?
44261	How shall I alone be able to fight the government forces?
44261	If O po tae could before vanquish you quite alone, how much more can he now when he is united with government?
44261	If they pursue us in the different windings and bays of the sea-- they have maps of them[47]--should we not get plenty to do?
44261	If they should make extortions a second time, when should we get money to comply with their demands?
44261	Is_ Lang lae_ a mistake for_ L[)u]h lae_, which is mentioned in the_ Hae kw[)o] hëen këen_, p. 214?
44261	It is said that the_ Kaou chun peih mow_(?)
44261	Paou addressed himself in an angry tone to Neaou sh[)i]h url, and said:"I advise you to submit, will you not follow my advice, what have you to say?"
44261	Paou became enraged and said:"How is this, will you then separate from us?"
44261	Paou then asked the Doctor:"Have you any commission about this matter, or not?"
44261	Paou.--"Thou hast committed some crime and comest to me for protection?"
44261	Paou.--"You will then know, how it stands concerning the report about our submission, if it is true or false?"
44261	Paou.--[sd:( 16 r.)]"Who is bold enough to compare me with O po tae?"
44261	Paou:"Why then do you not obey the orders of the wife of Ching y[)i]h and my own?
44261	The lists of population gave last October( 1830) 23,000,000(?)
44261	The use of_ tsew_ in the place of_ tseu_( 10,826) is confirmed by the authorities in Kang he; but does Leu song really mean Spain?
44261	There is certainly some mistake in the Chinese Itinerary; how could Canton be only 6,835, and Chow king foo 7420 le?
44261	They are assembled together and stay in_ Leu song_( Spain?
44261	What is this else than separation, that you do not come to assist me, when I am surrounded by the enemy?
44261	What is to be done under these circumstances?"
44261	When Fei hëung chow came to Paou, he said:"Friend Paou, do you know why I come to you?"
44261	Who opposed the enemy in time?
44261	Who will believe that it happened not by my command, and that I am innocent of the death of this officer?
44261	Who would dare to publish or recommend any thing under his own name, which could displease any of the officers of the Chinese government?
44261	Why should we not rather spend the two thousand pieces of money to encourage government officers and the people?
44261	Why should we not therefore come to a determination to that effect?"
44261	Would I not be treated according to the supposed cruel death of Kw[)o] lang?"
44261	[ 100] This is my opinion; if you think otherwise, let us retire; but let me hear your opinion?"
44261	[ 38] The town_ Sin hwy_ is south- west from Canton 230 le; its area is 138 le(?)
44261	[ 48][ sd:( 9 r.)] If I am charged with the murder of this officer, how could I venture, if I should wish in future times, to submit myself?
44261	[ 87] And now concerning this business-- to give or not give assistance-- am I bound to come and join your forces?"
44261	[ 99] What are you in comparison with O po tae?"
44261	_ Lin yin_, perhaps, may mean the island_ Rugen_?
44261	_ flavam Cæsariem_, et madido torquentem cornua cirro?
44261	v. 164, Cærula quis stupuit Germani lumina?
40350	)-1123(?) B.C.}
40350	Another of Sun''s programs relates to the question: How can democracy be reconciled with ideological control?
40350	Apart from the future of capitalism, there remains the question: Will Japan collapse before reaching imperial success in the world economy?
40350	CONTENTS PAGE FOREWORD BY FRITZ MORSTEIN MARX vii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS xi INTRODUCTION 1 Duality or Confluence?
40350	Ch''ing dynasty(_ see_ Manchu dynasty) Chinputang( Progressive Party), 151 Chou, Duke of( died 1105 B.C.[?
40350	HSIA ended 1765(?) B.C.}
40350	How can Western technology be used without the attitude of mind which has created it and brought it to operative efficiency?
40350	How can a world which never knew Rome or the Normanic_ Curia Regis_ know jurisprudence?
40350	How can government be studied when politics are antecedent to government?
40350	How can modern government be made Chinese, when government itself has meant something far different in China from what it has meant in the West?
40350	How can the standards of the modern world be divorced from their Western origins?
40350	How did this shift develop?
40350	How do men wield authority of any sort, while they create or destroy the machinery of authority?
40350	How is it that China''s institutions survive, while those of other nations did not?
40350	How is it that, with their great talents for organization, they have let a shabby third- rate militarism sweep their land in modern times?
40350	How real are Chinese institutions today?
40350	How, it may be asked, have the Chinese succeeded in being such a peaceful people, and yet a people so prone to popular uprising?
40350	If property is insecure and the standards of wealth subject to variation, how can economic power be treated as an ultimate determinant?
40350	If the rulers make and unmake the form of government almost at will, where is the real source of their power?
40350	If these disappear the question arises: How can the individual conceive clearly his relationships within Chinese society?
40350	Or, more dangerously: chaos or political extinction?
40350	Scholastic bureaucracy, 5, 86, 129ff., 188 Settlements, foreign, 140 Shang dynasty, 1765(?)-1123(?)
40350	Sun Yat- sen asked himself: What is China?
40350	Sun Yat- sen[ Sun I- hsien; Sun Wên], 1867(?
40350	The Western world faces today the same problem that the Chinese face: How are men to agree widely enough to live together in peace?
40350	The old system was threatened with ruin, and modern China faced the problem: replacement or reconstitution?
40350	The problem was: could Chiang accede without ruining his prestige or impairing the ideological position he had so laboriously built up for himself?
40350	Was the Nanking government a dictatorship?
40350	What are these?
40350	What happens when they must and yet can not effectuate such adaptation?
40350	What ways of thought are there that the conquerors might tear apart from the long past, to change China into a mere geographical expression?
40350	What ways of thought are there today that will absorb the conquerors?
40350	What, precisely, is the Republic of China?
40350	Why did their polity not break up into a wilderness of tiny social groups, each jealous and particularistic, like medieval Europe?
40350	Will the Chinese preserve their national equanimity and sanity in the face of such an attitude?
40350	[ 1] As an ideologically constituent movement, how did Nationalism use its power?
40350	]; semi- historic state founder), 127 Chou dynasty, 1122(?
40350	_ Duality or Confluence?_ The phrase_ Republican China_ indicates an era rather than a system.
40350	or CHOU 1122(?
40350	prehistoric SHANG 1765(?
19365	But how can you afford to lose a day''s money like that?
19365	But what about the money for all these men?
19365	But why are you not working to- day? 19365 Is there too great a burden on the shoulders of the Chinese Christians?
19365	Were you not sorry to see them burnt, seeing that you had prepared them so carefully, and had spent a lot of money on them?
19365	What about your beads? 19365 Why do n''t you try to save him?
19365	But how should she begin?
19365	But where was the money to come from?
19365	Could such faithful work, done through the prompting of the Holy Spirit, and through the constraining love of Christ, be in vain?
19365	Could the Lord have dealt more kindly with the old man, who would have had none to lovingly care for him had he passed through a long illness?
19365	Did the Lord not have compassion on them, or had He ceased to care?
19365	Do you know what happened last week?
19365	For Christ''s sake to me; for Christ''s sake to Thee; Oh what, oh what shall the answer be?
19365	Had the Lord changed in His love for them, or had He forgotten to be gracious?
19365	Her heart is lifted up in prayer to God for a lost world; shall we let her wrestle alone, and let the cry of many a despairing soul go unheeded?
19365	Her husband''s death would be at her door, for had she not angered the idols in leaving them?
19365	How can you play about like this?"
19365	How could she do without it?
19365	It comes unto me; it comes unto thee; Oh what, oh what shall the answer be?
19365	Now, how much is it worth?
19365	On her last Sunday morning on earth she asked,"Who is coming to preach to- day?"
19365	Pulling out one straw, and showing it to her, we said,"Do you see that straw?
19365	Shall we not unite our voices with hers?
19365	Some months before his baptism we asked him,"Grandfather Hsü, what about your boxes of clothes and all your paper money?"
19365	Some one said,''I see you have a big burden, have n''t you?''
19365	The writer, putting her hand on Mrs. Lü''s shoulder, said,"Mrs. Lü, what are you doing this morning?
19365	This was his dream; but was it not a clear call to that man to seek the things above?
19365	Was it not because he believed God and took Him simply at His word?
19365	Was it possible to flee from the suffering in the next world?
19365	Was there anything that could give her aching heart some comfort, her despairing soul some hope?
19365	What about you?
19365	What am I to do?"
19365	What had happened to the man?
19365	What is our part to be?
19365	What is the outcome to be?
19365	What might that be?
19365	What more could be said?
19365	What power was there in that strange religion that could make him forgo all the money a weekly day of rest meant to him and his family?
19365	What was she to do?
19365	What was to be done next?
19365	Where are they going to be hung?"
19365	Where had they gone?
19365	Why did they not prosper in everything as before?
19365	Why do you not call them?"
19365	Why should he reveal to her what he had hidden from the other worshippers?
19365	Yet, what were they to do?
62121	Are you quite serious?
62121	But are there no European edifices in Canton?
62121	But how about wagons, carriages, and horses?
62121	By the way,said a friend at my side,"do you know that once in the history of this country the Japanese throne itself was wrestled for?
62121	Good morning, sir,said one of them in excellent English,"do you know Carter Harrison, of Chicago?"
62121	Have you not been to Haruna, beyond Ikao?
62121	How can your people live thus thinly clad, and with so little fire?
62121	Must I get into this thing, and have n''t you any blankets for these horses?
62121	So you are Ah Cum?
62121	What is it,we exclaimed,"a winged Mercury, or a Coney Island bather rushing to the beach?"
62121	What is this?
62121	What places have you visited?
62121	What under heaven is this?
62121	Why not retrace your steps and go there now? 62121 And if so, who will guarantee that we shall not be murdered?
62121	At last he gathered strength enough to ask:"But what security have you that I will repay you?"
62121	But is anything good for those who lead a sedentary life?
62121	But now, among so much that is disagreeable, one naturally inquires,"Are there not some redeeming features in this Chinese life?"
62121	But were they really coming in just that economical style of dress?
62121	Did we desire an entire story?
62121	Did we insist on having separate rooms?
62121	Have we a definite conception of what four hundred million human beings are?
62121	How could they?
62121	How do we know that his future may not be superior to our present?"
62121	I exclaimed,"can any one be too happy in this world?"
62121	I exclaimed,"what in the world do you mean by''precipice beef?''"
62121	If such then be the state of things in the capital, what must it be in the interior towns, so rarely reached by foreigners?
62121	Seeing some buildings on the opposite bank, we asked:"How do you cross here from shore to shore?
62121	Shades of our childhood!--what are these?
62121	Shall, then, our people die, and your lives not be required?
62121	Should we approach a group of Chinese merchants in Canton, and ask any one of them"How many children have you?"
62121	The motion lasted less than a minute; but what can not an earthquake do in forty seconds?
62121	The only question is:"Which side is up, and which is down?"
62121	What is a hundred years?
62121	What matters it if those who merit death are said to have committed one crime or another?
62121	What wonder, then, that tourists resort to Miyanóshita?
62121	Who could resist, in such a place, the impulse to revere that Power of which these forms of nature were imperfect symbols?
62121	Who shall say that there are not worse methods than this old Japanese mode of arbitration?"
62121	Will this old empire ever be aroused to new activity, and can fresh life- blood be infused into her shrunken veins to animate her inert frame?
62121	Will you take me?"
62121	Yes, we will take you; and, first of all, can you get us safely into one of those boats?
62121	Yet search the world through, and where will you find servants such as these?
39421	Suppose men do reach the top of Mount Everest, what then?
39421	Suppose we do establish the fact that man has the capacity to surmount the highest summit of his surroundings, of what good is that knowledge?
39421	What then?
39421	Why be so particular about the two?
39421	A disappointment?
39421	Allium Wallichii, Kunth Allium Govenianum, Wall.?
39421	And how long should we require for these operations in such weather?
39421	And if the snow has melted, where will ice be found?
39421	And presuming Wheeler were wrong?
39421	And was it not in any case an attractive summit?
39421	And what more were we likely to accomplish from a camp on Chang La?
39421	And what of the Sahibs?
39421	And what of the final arête?
39421	Are we seeing the true edge?
39421	But how, if this bay were of any importance, could the glacier stream be so small?
39421	But the puzzle is, how can that point be arrived at from below?
39421	But what lay ahead of us?
39421	Cl.?
39421	Could the North col be reached from the East and how could we attain this point?
39421	Could this glacier conceivably proceed in an almost level course up to Chang La, itself?
39421	Drum.?
39421	How could so little water drain so large an area of ice as must exist on this supposition?
39421	How could they be otherwise?
39421	How many days would he be absent before he came to tell his story, and what sort of story would it be?
39421	Is it not a first principle of mountaineering to be as comfortable as possible as long as one can?
39421	Is there an arête connecting this with the great rock peak South of Everest or is it joined up with the col we reached the day before yesterday?
39421	Might we not see it from the summit of our mountain?
39421	Or was it cut off much nearer to us by the high skyline which we saw beyond it?
39421	Or will black and white appear in altered proportions?
39421	The question is often asked,"Why twenty- nine thousand and two?"
39421	Was it all composed of pinnacles?
39421	Were they not to prove highways here?
39421	Were we fit to push the adventure further?
39421	What can be cut out next time?
39421	What is to be done for a man who is sick or abnormally exhausted at these high altitudes?
39421	What lay between them?
39421	What was the meaning of this?
39421	Where had we been?
39421	Where is the limit of this process?
39421	Where were we going and what should we find?
39421	Why not get to the col and find out what lay beyond it?
39421	Will the amount of snow on the mountain be the same in June, 1922, as twelve months before?
39421	Will the multiplication of red corpuscles continue so that men may become acclimatised much higher?
39421	Will the whole of the snow fallen during the monsoon of 1921 have melted before the next monsoon, and if so by what date?
39421	Would he know for certain that the way was found?
39421	Would it not be better to follow up this glacier from the Rongbuk Valley?
39421	Would they prove an insuperable obstacle?
39421	f.& T. Meconopsis grandis, Prain?
39421	f.?
39421	or how much longer would our doubts continue?
39421	var.?
27021	''Smart,''sir?
27021	''Wild''you spell w- i- l- d?
27021	And where does he live?
27021	Are you quite sure that this lake is the home of the gods?
27021	Do you ever expect to become a saint?
27021	Do you hear the sound of bells?
27021	Have we passed the Gomba? 27021 How is he clothed?"
27021	How many coolies will you take, sir?
27021	Is it a_ Plenki_?
27021	Sir, do you see that island?
27021	Tell me, first, how you reached Taklakot?
27021	What are the evil qualities to be mostly avoided?
27021	What are you doing, sir?
27021	What are you going to do?
27021	What do you do with these?
27021	What have you done with it?
27021	What is that?
27021	What is that?
27021	What is that?
27021	What is your name?
27021	Where are Mansing and the goat?
27021	Where are they?
27021	Where are your certificates?
27021	Where?
27021	Why is that?
27021	Will five do?
27021	_ Chuwen bogpe, tsamba, chon won ì?_( Will you sell me flour or_ tsamba_?)
27021	_ Chuwen bogpe, tsamba, chon won ì?_( Will you sell me flour or_ tsamba_?)
27021	_ Keran ga naddo ung?_( Where are you going?)
27021	_ Keran ga naddo ung?_( Where are you going?)
27021	_ Keran ga naddoung?_( Where are you going?)
27021	_ Keran ga naddoung?_( Where are you going?)
27021	_ Kiula tuku taka zando?_( How many children have you?)
27021	_ Kiula tuku taka zando?_( How many children have you?)
27021	_ Kuan hai?_( Who is there?)
27021	_ Kuan hai?_( Who is there?)
27021	And if it be God''s decree that he should die, what would be the use of rebelling against it?
27021	And you,"asked he, inquisitively--"how long have you taken to come from Ladak?"
27021	Are you one of his advance- guard?"
27021	Can we stop near your camp and pick up the food that you will throw away?"
27021	Had he come across some of his mates, or had he heard from the soldiers that they were in the neighborhood?
27021	Have we not yet reached it?"
27021	How could we now turn back when so near our goal?
27021	How much do they want?"
27021	How spell?"
27021	Or had they been caught by the Jong Pen( the Master of the fort), and been imprisoned and tortured?
27021	Should I let myself go, choosing rest and peace rather than effort, or should I make a last struggle to save myself?
27021	Tumka hatte?_"( Come, come, come!
27021	Undoubtedly the satisfaction of going up high mountains is great, but can it ever be compared to the delight of coming down again?
27021	Was what I saw before me real?
27021	Were the Tarjum''s men coming, preceded by their animals?
27021	Were these Tibetans trying to surprise us in our sleep or were they my men returning at last?
27021	Were we discovered?
27021	What clock?"
27021	What is meaning?
27021	What is''_ kiang_''in English?"
27021	Where are you?)
27021	Would they betray us and never return?
6624	Your Majesty can do it, certainly,was the reply,"but how about the consequences?"
6624	), when confusion and change was going on in Tsin state; how can they take this as a fit precedent?"
6624	And, even if a rare case occasionally occurred, what chances are there of any one recording it?
6624	As to the bulk of the Japanese race, be it mixed or unmixed, it is surely in the main to be found now where it always was, or close by?
6624	CHAPTER XVI LAND AND PEOPLE What sort of folk were the masses of China, upon whom the ruling classes depended, then as now, for their support?
6624	Do you think the state of_ Cheng_ will last out your life?
6624	He observed when in Lu:"We only know how to knot our hair in Wu; what could we do with such fine clothes as you wear?"
6624	How can the superiors maintain their patrimonies?
6624	How can they now respect their superiors( having book to go by)?
6624	How is Ts''i going on?
6624	How much more, then, must we be ignorant about the Japanese movements?
6624	I did see rogues on the stage, it is true, but none of them looked like a Ts''i man; hence I asked,''What is it?''"
6624	If superiors and commoners confuse degree, how can the state go on?
6624	If the celestial movements can be foretold, why not corresponding terrestrial movements, each corner of the earth being on the meridian of something?
6624	If you are doing it with a view to pacify the people, surely you will not find this an easy matter?
6624	In 535 the Ts''in administration consulted its own astrologer upon the point:"Will the state of Ch''en survive?"
6624	Lastly, are there any_ proved_ instances of such radical tamperings with history by the Chinese annalists as M. Chavannes suggests?
6624	Naturally every one asked:"What is that?"
6624	Not many years after that, when the future Second Protector was making his terms with the King of Ts''u, he remarked:"What can I do for you in return?
6624	On being refused, he said:"Do you forget my ancestor''s services to the father of the Chou founder?"
6624	Once in Tsin it was asked, about a prisoner:"Who is that southernhatted fellow?"
6624	Or:"If the people we find at A. must have come from B., whence did the people at B. come, before they went to A.?"
6624	The Chinese historians have no statistics, indulge in fen( few?)
6624	The old Tartar blood and Tartar sympathies of the First August Emperor must surely re- appear in a policy so incompatible with all orthodox teaching?
6624	Under these circumstances, even if they did not want to gain the people over, how can they avoid it?
6624	What can they do to me?"
6624	What could the semi- Tartar ruler of Ts''in have known of all these wearisome refinements in pomp, mourning, and music?
6624	What do you propose to do?
6624	What is the use of that?''
6624	When did the ruling house ever before reach the low depths of to- day?
6624	Where were the written laws in those times?
6624	Which of us does not begin to furbish up his pedigree when he is made a peer of the realm?
6624	Why is it that the book which Lao- tsz wrote at the request of a friend is not alluded to by any writer previous to 100 B.C.?
6624	Why is that life so scant, and why does the writer of it allude to"other stories"current about him?
6624	Why should Duke Muh trouble himself about the rites due to members of the Ki family, to which the Emperor belonged, but he himself did not?
6624	Will this apply to present conditions?"
6624	and was never heard of again?"
6624	do not attempt to decide are: Why is the life of Lao- tsz not given to us earlier than 100 B.C.?
6624	if the king slays one of his officers, who can avenge it?
42732	Do you know Major Gordon?
42732	What advantage or what point did we ever gain,he wrote,"by negotiating or humbling ourselves before these people, or rather before their Government?
42732	What will you do, sir, if they fire?
42732	: Tsze- kung asked, saying,"Is there one word which may serve as a rule of practice for all one''s life?"
42732	And at the close of the Portuguese campaign:"I wonder if Alcock knows that he has got the decoration of the Tower and Sword?
42732	And in either case would it not have been better to have had the point cleared up before undertaking the mission?
42732	Are they all for Namoa?
42732	But imports of what?
42732	But this is surely remarkable testimony from the Minister of Great Britain who was charged with the protection of his nationals[13] from wrong?
42732	But what was it precisely that he approved of?
42732	But what, then, is the secret of dealing with the Chinese which so many able men, not certainly intending to make failures, have missed?
42732	But why"massacre,"much or little?
42732	Can it be doubted which left the deeper impression?
42732	Do you go farther up the coast?"
42732	For where was the"difficulty,"one is tempted to ask?
42732	How can these foreigners then remain unawed?
42732	How did these various occurrences influence the progress of diplomatic relations with the Government?
42732	How has such a gigantic displacement been brought about?
42732	How was one to take advantage of the opening, and be first in the field?
42732	How, then, were they likely to regard the, to them, infinitely greater outrage of resident foreign Ministers in the sacred capital itself?
42732	If our former treaty needed a material guarantee for its execution, how much more this one?
42732	Is it the cause that inspires him, or is it only devotion to his immediate leader?
42732	Is it the fighting instinct, hereditary heroism, or military discipline that makes the soldier?
42732	Or are we to interfere and insist upon justice being administered not according to their usages, but ours?
42732	That is saying a good deal, but how could it be otherwise than satisfactory?
42732	The Master said,"Is not RECIPROCITY such a word?
42732	The Prince looked aghast, then said solemnly,"Do you mean to say we have been deceived?"
42732	The mandarin opened by the direct questions,"How many chests have you on board?
42732	The world rested securely enough on the tortoise, but what did the tortoise itself rest on?
42732	These opinions may be false or true in their foundation, that is not the question, but, What is the influence they are calculated to exercise?
42732	Though it be allowed that the foreign guns are powerful and effective, can their ammunition be employed for any long period and not be expended?
42732	To the first four great commercial objects involved in our relations with China, as above specified, shall we sacrifice the fifth?
42732	Was it so much as conceivable that it would be voluntarily carried out?
42732	Was it, then, greater knowledge, or superior judgment, that inspired Lord Elgin to an opposite opinion?
42732	Were not this preferable to the fruitless proclamations and manifestos of government?"
42732	What advantage or what point, again, have we ever lost that was just and reasonable, by acting with promptitude and vigour?
42732	What did I find on my return?
42732	What is the explanation of this continuous repetition of the same mistake?
42732	What said the imperial decree published in the''Peking Gazette''?
42732	What was the official charged with the protection of his countrymen to do?
42732	What, under these circumstances, was the"present value"of the treaty?
42732	Whence, it is pertinent to ask, came this sudden access of vigour in the British representative?
42732	Which of these is the more important in a national point of view,--the commerce, or the revenue derived from it?
42732	Why should they?
42732	Why was nothing done to protect them at least from the consequences of this misrule?
42732	Why?
2330	And if so, what is it?
2330	Animals,he argues,"do not become spirits after death; why should man alone undergo this change?
2330	Any slip of a boy may be that,replied Ch''in;"why not I?"
2330	But all men die whether they have found the truth or not, urged the questioner; what then is the difference between them? 2330 But,"argued the Sage,"we support our dogs and our horses; without reverence, what is there to distinguish one from the other?"
2330	Has God a head?
2330	Has God a surname?
2330	Has God feet?
2330	Has God got ears?
2330	How do you know that?
2330	If the soul comes back, the man lives, answered Mou; but if it does not, whither does it go? 2330 If then spirits have neither sound nor form nor substance, are they consequently non- existent?
2330	Is consciousness dispersed after death, or does it still exist?
2330	Of course,replied the disbeliever,"many people have seen and heard spirits; but is there any instance of a properly verified appearance?"
2330	What have these creatures to do with the matter?
2330	Where is He?
2330	Another question was,"As Nu- ch''i had no husband, how could she bear nine sons?"
2330	At death the soul reverts to its original state: how then can it possess consciousness?
2330	But if men sacrifice men, who will enjoy the offering?"
2330	But why wait until time is pressing, and man''s skill of no further avail?
2330	Can it be possible that what man regards as evil, God regards as good, and_ vice versa_?
2330	Can you expect your prayers to be answered?"
2330	Did not God give her comfort?
2330	Did not Lao Tzu say,''The reason why I suffer so much is because I have a body''?
2330	From of old until now the people have constantly seen and heard spiritual beings; how then can you say they do not exist?
2330	Had He not accepted her sacrifice, So that thus easily she brought forth her son?
2330	How can it become a spirit?
2330	How did she give birth to them?
2330	How is praying for rain asking a favour?
2330	How so?
2330	How then can you ask what is the difference?"
2330	How then should we dare to offer up a man?
2330	If He allows good men to be put upon, and evil men to be a source of fear, is not this to admit that God has His likes and dislikes?
2330	If He had no feet, how could He step?"
2330	If He had not ears, how could He hear it?"
2330	If he is already dead, to whom do they call?
2330	If something brushes against me, and I grab at, but do not seize it,--is that a spirit?
2330	If the five sacrificial animals may not be used promiscuously, how much less can a feudal prince be offered up?"
2330	If there is something in the room, and I look for it but can not see it,--is that a spirit?
2330	If they had never seen nor heard them, could people say that they existed?"
2330	Is it that God is unable to determine the characteristics of each, and lets each follow its own bent and develop good or evil accordingly?
2330	It is not; for if spirits are soundless and formless, how can they have substance?
2330	So long as God does not destroy this wisdom, what can the people of K''uang do to me?"
2330	Some are wanting in virtue, and will not acknowledge their transgressions; only when God chastens them do they cry, What are we to do?"
2330	The envoy took upon himself to catechise the philosopher, with the following result:--"You are engaged in study, are you not?"
2330	To one who asked about God, he replied,"What have I to do with God?
2330	Wei Tao Tzu asked Yu Li Tzu, saying,"Is it true that God loves good and hates evil?"
2330	What crime have my people committed now, That God sends down death and disorder, And famine comes upon us again?
2330	Where then is God''s love of good and hatred of evil?"
2330	Where then shall God be found?
2330	Why in spring and summer?
2330	Why not in autumn and winter?
2330	Why so?
26744	And how do you propose to go there?
26744	And may I ask whence you come and whither you are going?
26744	And your honourable second name?
26744	Are you going in that direction?
26744	Are you going to Hai- ning?
26744	Are you going to Kia- hing Fu?
26744	Do n''t you see the wind is coming? 26744 How much may that be?"
26744	How much money will you give us?
26744	What is it?
26744	What may be your honourable profession?
26744	Why,I asked in surprise,"has Amelia broken her promise?
26744	Will you give me a passage as far as you do go that way?
26744	You are a physician, are you?
26744	And are we not told to seek first the kingdom of GOD, not means to advance it, and that all these things shall be added to us?
26744	At last a man responded,"Are you a guest from Shih- mun- wan?"
26744	But had not GOD said that whatever we ask in the Name of the LORD JESUS shall be done?
26744	But scarcely had I opened my lips with"Our FATHER who art in heaven"than conscience said within,"Dare you mock GOD?
26744	Could that which was wrong for one Christian to do be right for an association of Christians?
26744	Dare you kneel down and call Him FATHER with that half- crown in your pocket?"
26744	He answered,"What would be the good of that?"
26744	How do you write it?"
26744	How long shall this continue, and the MASTER''S words,"To every creature,"remain unheeded?
26744	I said to him in the quietest tone, but so as to convince him that I was not, nor had been, sleeping,"What do you want?"
26744	Is it so hard- hearted, so wicked a thing to neglect to save the body?
26744	Is there any spirit of prayer on our behalf among GOD''s people in Kilsyth?
26744	Need I say that peace at once flowed into my burdened heart?
26744	Now arose in my mind the question, Ought not this sum also to be tithed?
26744	Of how much sorer punishment, then, is he worthy who leaves the soul to perish, and Cain- like says,"Am I my brother''s keeper?"
26744	Oh, why did you not come sooner?"
26744	Or could any amount of precedents make a wrong course justifiable?
26744	Ought I not, for her sake, to speak about the matter of the salary?
26744	Shall we say to_ Him_,"No, it is not convenient"?
26744	The next question was,"How am I to go?"
26744	The thought passed through my mind,"Why does the author use this expression?
26744	The young lions do lack, and suffer hunger: but they that seek the LORD shall not want any good thing"--and if not good, why want it?
26744	Then came the thought,"If the whole work was finished and the whole debt paid, what is there left for me to do?"
26744	There was no doubt that if faith did not fail, GOD would not fail; but, then, what if one''s faith should prove insufficient?
26744	What circumstances could have rendered the Word of GOD more sweet, the presence of GOD more real, the help of GOD more precious?
26744	What was I to do?
26744	What was finished?
26744	While thus engaged I said to the landlord,"I suppose I can arrange to spend the night here?"
26744	Why live I here?
26744	Yet, what was I to do?
26744	and He that keepeth_ thy_ soul, doth not he know it?
26744	and shall not He render to every man according to his works?"
26744	might repeat the same question to- day?
26744	or is there any effort to seek this spirit?
26744	or will my want of faith and power with GOD prove to be so serious an obstacle as to preclude my entering upon this much- prized service?"
26744	shall we tell_ Him_ that we are busy fishing and can not go?
26744	that we have bought a piece of ground and can not go?
26744	that we have purchased five yoke of oxen, or have married, or are engaged in other and more interesting pursuits, and can not go?
26744	why not say the atoning or propitiatory work of CHRIST?"
14492	Can they heal the sick?
14492	Can_ girls_ learn anything?
14492	Do you know what that means? 14492 How can you go''round''a''square''?"
14492	Is it true they have been studying for four years in a foreign land?
14492	Is self- supporting work a missionary work? 14492 What makes these girls look so different from the other Chinese women who come here?"
14492	Will they live in Kiukiang?
14492	After a while one of the girls came back and said,''My face is clean now, is it not?''
14492	An explanation of this was afforded Dr. Hü, by a remark which she overheard:"How can we stand having this hospital closed?
14492	And if all money received goes again into the work, to increase its efficiency, why may it not be counted missionary?
14492	As she was starting for Chicago at the end of May, she wrote Dr. Danforth:"Do you think I shall be able to see much clinic in two weeks?
14492	As the company slowly proceeded up the Bund, the missionaries were besieged with eager questions:"Are they Chinese women?"
14492	As they came up an old woman who carried one corner of the bamboo bed called out,''Doctor, have you opened your accounts yet?''
14492	Assuredly yes; for is not the money thus gained used in giving relief to the poor?...
14492	But what did you call the writing on the stones in the graveyard?
14492	Can any one dare to think,''What is the use to teach these Chinese people?''"
14492	Can not Mrs. Ahok make an exception and come on this occasion?"
14492	Do you think we ought to refuse that offer, which is a wonderful one, because the church has only just been established there?
14492	Finally the woman said,"Why do n''t you answer me?
14492	He wanted me to do what?
14492	How can we undertake to help spread medical education in China with the limited means at our command?
14492	How could you hear unless I came to tell you?
14492	How could you know the needs of China without hearing them?
14492	How do you suppose he found out about the matter?
14492	How many physicians are there to minister to this vast mass of humanity?
14492	I have never seen_ them_ yet; so why should I come so far to see other places?
14492	I left my little boy, my husband, my mother-- all this: for what purpose, do you think?
14492	I said,''Do you want me, or do you want the idols?
14492	If we ask,''What would Jesus do?''
14492	If_ you_ can not, will you cause others to come, by sending them and doing what you can to help them to come?"
14492	Is n''t that splendid?"
14492	Missionary work?
14492	No one could resist Dr. Mary Stone''s persuasive tones as she went up and down the aisles asking,''Wo n''t you join?''
14492	One morning as she was going down to breakfast some one asked,"How is our little China girl this morning?"
14492	One woman who heard her sing asked,"Why do you let her go back?
14492	Shall we simply take unto ourselves a few students as assistants, and after training them for a few years turn them out as doctors?
14492	So she asked an old"literary man"standing near her,"Ibah, are you glad to see us building?
14492	So what do you think I do?
14492	So wherever we go we must think how to benefit our people, and not do as we please, and then how can we be proud?"
14492	The first question asked was,"Please give your reasons for coming to study medicine?"
14492	The_ New York Herald_ gave a long and enthusiastic report of her work, ending with the words:"''Am I not fortunate?
14492	Was that a prescription or a proscription?"
14492	Was that a prescription or a subscription?"
14492	What was it we had in church last Sunday?
14492	When she would ask,"Can you stand them a little tighter?"
14492	Where comes the time and strength to teach the students as they should be taught?
14492	Will you buy one-- a good one-- for me?"
14492	Will you come back to China with me?"
14492	You wonder how I know it?
27243	After all what would he have had to sacrifice had he followed Jesus? 27243 Are you aware that I have been a Christian for twelve years, and that I am known far and wide by Chinese and foreigners alike?"
27243	Did you say_ twelve_ years a Church member?
27243	Does the sun ever shine in your country?
27243	Hast thou seen Abraham?
27243	Have you been to the house?
27243	Have you turned sixty yet?
27243	He came unto His own, and His own received Him not,she read, and how can I say what took place?
27243	How can I hope to influence my scholars when this sin is in my own home?
27243	How can a man be born when he is old?
27243	How can this man give us His flesh to eat?
27243	Is it by extra imposed work, or by the public disgrace of the rod, that their misdeeds will be made most heinous in their own eyes?
27243	Should not the missionaries''conduct be regulated in accordance with the command,''Seek the lost until it be found''?
27243	What do you stock?
27243	Who would spend the money?
27243	Why did they spend months in another district instead of coming at once to make themselves acquainted with us, our affairs, and our homes?
27243	Would it reach the hands of his good genius on the opposite side, unruffled and unsoiled?
27243	***** What can I say of Mr. Lan?
27243	Are you?"
27243	Do the crops seem to fail for lack of rain, and the farmers, anxious and worried, speak of the famine confronting them, and him?
27243	Had he been informed correctly that we had been appointed to carry on the work in Hwochow?
27243	How could they be filled?
27243	Immediately upon the conclusion of my business he asked:"Is that Miss French of Taiyüanfu?
27243	Is some aggressive movement proposed?
27243	It is an everyday occurrence, and you ask,"Why do they not widen the road?"
27243	Oh say, what dost thou yet deny, My heart of love to satisfy?"
27243	One is tempted to question,"How shall the superficial enter into the Kingdom of God?"
27243	PHYSIOLOGY What are the various uses of the Cerebrum, Cerebellum, and Medulla Oblongata?
27243	THE POWERS OF DARKNESS"What name hast thou?
27243	THE TREASURE HOUSE"Who ranks higher than others in the Kingdom of the Heavens?"
27243	That is what he would have lost, and what would he have gained?
27243	Thy strength, thy time, thy goods?
27243	What do you know of the Crystalline Lens of the Eye?
27243	What do you know of the Spartan methods of treating children?
27243	What do you know of the following:--Chaucer, Rienzi, Savonarola, Simon de Montfort, Gladstone, Li Hung- chang, Bruce?
27243	What do you understand by the term"Ostracism"?
27243	What is meant by"Long Sight"and"Short Sight"?
27243	What is the cause of each, and how may each be remedied?
27243	What period of human history is covered by the Book of Genesis?
27243	When questioned as to whence it came the demon replied by giving the name of this man, and to the question:"Why have you left him?"
27243	When the question is asked:"How came you to believe?"
27243	Who could replace her?
27243	Who has passed this way before me?
27243	Who were the combatants in the following battles:--Crecy, Hastings, Marathon, Bannockburn, Waterloo?
27243	Why have you returned?"
27243	Why is there no redress?"
27243	Would you believe that he spoke of nothing more practical than prayer and patience again?
27243	and"How many brothers and sisters have you?"
27243	define the critical turning- point in his days?"
27243	exclaimed the physician;"how is that?"
27243	how wouldest Thou deal with this sick man-- in body, or spirit?"
27243	said he;"are you not the man to whom I gave medicine last time I came this way?"
21661	''Av a''oss, guv''nor,''av a''oss?
21661	A very dark day, is it not?
21661	Ah,said he,"another earthquake, is it not?"
21661	And all your friends?
21661	And have you no high buildings either?
21661	Bully, is n''t it?
21661	Custos, quid de nocte?
21661	Did I not expect to meet a lot of savages?
21661	Hallo, you, with whom are you dining to- night?
21661	Have you no street cars like in New York?
21661	Is that one, there?
21661	My goodness, is n''t that Lord Roberts?
21661	Rest, long rest, is what we want, I suppose; but how can a fellow get rest working in a big newspaper office in this city?
21661	Was I not surprised to hear them speaking English?
21661	What did I think of the Boers?
21661	What is a company promoter?
21661	Why do n''t you get married?
21661	A man near me said to me,"Do you hear the steam escaping?
21661	A soldier galloped along and called out,"Hallo, Johnny, what are you doing here?
21661	As I write I am looking down from the thirtieth story of one of the highest, feeling as if I had been"set on the pinnacle of the Temple"( of Mammon?).
21661	But she said, laughing,"Is it not just like a curio- dealer''s shop?"
21661	How was it that no one seemed to be laughing and enjoying himself out of all the crowd?
21661	I wonder what that other city looked like from the pinnacle of whose temple He looked down on the other great cities that had their day?
21661	If they did not enjoy it, why did they do it?
21661	Is there no knight to champion the cause of the toilers of London and in earnest tackle this dragon problem of distances?
21661	Is there no place where one can get away from that air?
21661	It was a strain; but is not successful effort Brian L''Estrange''s definition of happiness?
21661	No idea in such a car of the men sitting down, against whose knees hers rubbed, to get up and relinquish their seats-- why should they?
21661	Or are they going at the pace that kills?
21661	Or at least the pace that tires into premature exhaustion?
21661	That is left to enterprising Americans who come over from pure philanthropy(?)
21661	The English equivalent is"How- d- do?"
21661	To whom does the City belong, and the river?
21661	Up above a wood- pigeon keeps cooing that ceaseless question, or is it a question, or the plaint call of his pigeon heart for love?
21661	Wait until the world was aired?
21661	Was it a sort of neuter gender, a sexless being that was there in course of development?
21661	Was it not a great epoch in his life, this arrival of his in London?
21661	Was she not by her very going down town taking the place of a possible man there?
21661	Was this severe struggle and necessity of existence to eliminate the supreme joy of motherhood from their lives?
21661	What Carthage looked like?
21661	What is the voice of London?
21661	What will it be in fifty years-- at the end of the century?
21661	What will the offspring of these quivering, twitching, highly strung men and women be like?
21661	What wonder, then, that weak nerves can not stand it, but sometimes break down under the strain?
21661	Why could not men wait for light?
21661	Why should they be hauled out to fight in the dark?
21661	Would they ever reach the point of the hill?
21661	Would they succeed?
21661	X EX ORIENTE LUX What is a barbarian?
21661	blush to eat lobster mayonnaise?
21661	member who has just been making a noise with his face on this amendment"--how would that sound?
21661	or has he lost his love, and croons a mourning for her?
21661	was she not showing that she could do a man''s work?
522	All?
522	And what put in it?
522	And why do they speak of snow and the crane, and lightning and a yellow dog?
522	At last one of the old men said to him:''You have been here a long time, ought you not to go home?''
522	Ca n''t you grab once for us?
522	Can you do it?
522	Can you toss the knives?
522	Chi,I asked,"do you have any such games as host and guest, or games in which the large boys protect the small ones?"
522	Chi,we asked,"what kind of games do boys play?"
522	Did you ever hear this one?
522	Do the Chinese have no other kinds of toy animals?
522	Do you have any other guessing games?
522	Do you know any games?
522	Do you know any of these stories?
522	For instance?
522	Have you any games more vigorous than this?
522	Have you any other games which develop the protective instinct in boys?
522	Have you any other games which require strength?
522	How high were they?
522	How use the water?
522	Is the mouse at home?
522	My name is Grab, what is your name?
522	There is no grandmother Wind, is there, nurse?
522	What are in those?
522	What does that represent?
522	What have they done?
522	What is it for?
522	What is that game you were playing a few days ago in which you used one stick to knock another?
522	What is that game,we inquired of Chi,"the boys on the street play with two marbles?"
522	What is that?
522	What is the knife for?
522	What is your name?
522	What rhymes?
522	What shall we play?
522	What were you playing a few days ago when all the boys lay in a straight line?
522	What will you get to- morrow?
522	What will you heat?
522	What will you make?
522	When did that happen?
522	Who is Chi?
522	Who is it?
522	Why do they call the other mother- in- law Rain?
522	Yes do you know any?
522	Did n''t she get any meat?
522	Did the dog die?"
522	Does he like it?
522	Finally, as it began to dawn on him that I was talking of his son, he asked:"Whom are you talking about?"
522	Headland?"
522	Hsin?"
522	I followed him but how could I catch a man on horseback?"
522	If you want them we can play any number of them for you, but what will you do with them after you get them?"
522	In imagination I can see the reader raise his eyebrows and mutter,"Do the Chinese eat crows?"
522	JUVENILE JUGGLING"How is that?"
522	Returning she asked:"How is this that one of my flowers is gone?"
522	They walked up to the girl digging and engaged in the following conversation:"What are you digging?"
522	We said to Mr. Hsin,"Foreigners say the Chinese do not have dolls, how is that?"
522	We want the monkey show, may we have it?"
522	What do you see in the earth, pray tell?
522	What do you see in the well, my dear?
522	What is he saying there on the rock?
522	Where has the little dog gone?
29683	''And ca n''t An Ching come with us?''
29683	''And did you get my letter?''
29683	''And what if she does?''
29683	''But what plan?''
29683	''But,''said Chang,''if we get the children, are we to keep them here until they are taken back to Peking?''
29683	''Do you know where she is?''
29683	''Do you think I shall let him go to the Legation?''
29683	''Do you think your father will give money to have you back?''
29683	''How can it be managed?''
29683	''How can you expect me to know how to make"Hung"and"Li"?''
29683	''How did you manage to find us?''
29683	''How do you feel, An Ching?''
29683	''How do you mean to do it?''
29683	''How is it that you can sing that hymn?
29683	''However did you find us?''
29683	''Oh dear,''she sobbed,''why do n''t they let us out?
29683	''Oh, what will my mother do?''
29683	''So he is not going to take us to some other place?
29683	''To be sure,''said Chang,''and are we not living pretty comfortably on the type- cutting I get from the missionaries in Peking?
29683	''Was that you singing?''
29683	''Well, have you thought of a plan to get hold of those children?''
29683	''What are the others doing, and where are they?''
29683	''What are you doing here?''
29683	''What are you looking at?''
29683	''What can be done?''
29683	''What does it matter?
29683	''What does this mean?''
29683	''What is the matter?''
29683	''What is the matter?''
29683	''Whatever is the matter?''
29683	''Where are they?''
29683	''Who is An Ching?''
29683	''Who?
29683	''Why did you do this?''
29683	''Why do you want to keep us?''
29683	''Why me?''
29683	''Yes,''grunted Ku Nai- nai,''and what''s to prevent the child telling her father where to find us in Yung Ching?''
29683	''Yes,''said An Ching,''but who is to write it?''
29683	''You are sure she wo n''t tell her mother- in- law or any female friends who come to the house?''
29683	''You shall come as my maid to England; but you ca n''t do much, can you?
29683	''You surely did not tell about those children?''
29683	''You will make Hung Li give up An Ching and take her with us, father, wo n''t you?''
29683	Are you sure she is to be trusted?''
29683	Are you sure you can?''
29683	Are you well?''
29683	But would Little Yi consent?
29683	CHAPTER XIII THE ROAD TO PEKING''Now what are you going to do?''
29683	Chang, after making sure that Hung Li was not looking, quickly put his head forward and asked under his breath,''To Peking?''
29683	Chang, who was still at his post, took away all An Ching''s embarrassment by greeting her with:''Is the young Ku Nai- nai well?''
29683	Could you be here to- morrow morning while the women are brushing their hair?''
29683	Do Catholics sing"Art thou weary,"I wonder?
29683	Have I ever heard of any missionaries who live at Yung Ching?
29683	He continued:''How is it that you have large feet?
29683	How is Baby Buckle?
29683	It may rain, and then what shall I do?
29683	May n''t I tell her about you?
29683	Please will you tell me your name?''
29683	Should I ask Ku Nai- nai if there are any Christians in Yung Ching?
29683	Suppose our son had been stolen, what should we have done?
29683	What did they mean to do with her?
29683	What do you mean?''
29683	Where can I hide it?
29683	Where do you live?''
29683	Wo n''t your mother be miserable too?''
29683	Wo n''t yours?
29683	Would n''t you like to learn some English to begin with?''
29683	Would you come with me and leave the Chinese girl?''
29683	You do n''t suppose I want to adopt the children?
29683	and Bob and Bessie and Arthur, and all the other children?
29683	sighed Nelly,''shall we ever get home?''
19172	But where is it?
19172	But why, señor?
19172	But''Australia''--where is it?
19172	Do we believe that these millions are without hope in the next world? 19172 How far is it now?"
19172	How many honourable and distinguished sons have you?
19172	Pardon me, Caballero,he said,"but will you do me the favour to tell me where you come from?"
19172	Pardon me, but will you do me the favour to look at this basin?
19172	Sir,he said,"do you wish anything?"
19172	The Chinese? 19172 Then you have a Chinese interpreter?
19172	What do I think of him?
19172	What is your noble and exalted occupation?
19172	What is your noble patronymic?
19172	What kind of a man is D.?
19172	What pidgin belong you?
19172	Where from?
19172	You speak Chinese, of course?
19172	A Chinese servant who can speak English?
19172	An English companion who can speak Chinese?
19172	And what is his reward?
19172	Any relation?
19172	But why does China grow this poppy?
19172	But why should they look south?
19172	But without doubt you are armed?
19172	Ca n''t you see I do n''t understand a word you say, you benighted heathen you?
19172	Could I get him a bottle of hair- dye?
19172	Could I give him any higher praise than that?
19172	Could anything be simpler?
19172	He continues--"How many tens of thousands of pieces of silver have you?"
19172	How much longer are we to persist in regarding the Chinese, as they now are, as a warlike power?
19172	In England this creek would be spanned by a bridge; but the poor heathen, in China, how do they find their way across the stream?
19172	In the same time how many hundreds of unoffending Chinese have been murdered in civilised foreign countries?
19172	Surely they will come to blows?
19172	Their fates were in his hands; which master should the Italian serve, the French or the Burmese?
19172	Town?"
19172	We went on another six li, when again he asked me:"Teacher Mô, how many li to Santien?"
19172	What did he mean by that?
19172	What do you think of him?"
19172	What is to be their condition beyond the grave?
19172	What part?"
19172	What was his probable tenure of life?
19172	What was the dispute?
19172	Which half should he hang, when all were equally guilty?
19172	Which is to be our colonist, the Asiatic or the Englishman?
19172	Who could ever have expected to meet_ you_ here?"
19172	gustar?_"is not meant to be accepted.
19172	he asked-- meaning what is your business?
19172	meaning how many daughters have you?
19172	my dear friends, may I say one word about that condition?
19172	so then you come from Austria?"
19172	what are they?''
12344	And what was it?
12344	Are you not ashamed to fight with children?
12344	How old do you think I am?
12344	Is Her Majesty the Empress- Dowager agreeable to receiving me as British Minister?
12344	Look,said he suddenly, addressing the table in his most charming manner,"did you ever see sherry exactly like that before?
12344	May I offer you my boutonnière?
12344	Then is she willing to have me leave the Inspectorate?
12344	Then you have too much work to do?
12344	Was not that an excellent idea?
12344	We must have a chat about old times,said he cordially;"when may I come and see you-- on Tuesday?"
12344	Well, are you willing?
12344	What can I do?
12344	What has happened?
12344	What is your secret power of settling a difficult matter?
12344	What,retorted Hart, astonished,"is the list published already?"
12344	Why do you not ask me to give you this amount?
12344	Will he come back a heathen?
12344	After this little victory the Governor of the school remarked to him:"Now you see what you can do when you try, Hart; why do n''t you try?"
12344	And why?
12344	Anything to declare?"
12344	But what could he do beyond asking Mr. Campbell politely if there was any other matter about which he would like to speak?
12344	But what hope had he of being heard?
12344	Can you not make peace with him for me?"
12344	Could it be a Censor had denounced some one and enquiries were to be made?
12344	Do you not think that my going will be an excellent opportunity for you to send some of your people to see a little of the world?"
12344	Do you notice its peculiar colour?
12344	Eight weeks of doing nothing,--what more could a man expect?"
12344	How could order be brought out of chaos?
12344	How has he done it?
12344	How shall I collect them?"
12344	I believe not once but a dozen times in an afternoon he would turn to the boy and ask wistfully,"Who are you?"
12344	I wonder if their ghosts have a sense of humour, and if they ever chuckle a little over the trick Fate played on them when they were helpless?
12344	Is he small?
12344	Might he telegraph it home to his Government?
12344	Naturally he refused to do either of these things; how could he possibly agree to such quixotic demands?
12344	News?
12344	Nobody, indeed?
12344	Shall I tell you the secret-- or what he often laughingly said was the secret?
12344	So will you please tell me what happened in the latter place?"
12344	The Chinese officials_ could_ not listen and his own countrymen_ would_ not, so where was he to turn?
12344	The first thing the Minister said to him was,"Have you sent that telegram?"
12344	The man who would cheat time should live on nuts like the squirrels( do they contrive to do it, I wonder?).
12344	Therefore, when we give rewards, shall we not give them where they are justly due?"
12344	Was ever an arrival more providential?
12344	Was ever simpler or saner method discovered for warding off old age?
12344	Was ever stranger complaint made by servant to master?
12344	Was it about the finances of the provinces?
12344	What could the change mean?
12344	What do you think they said, now, before I came up to Peking?
12344	What more natural?
12344	What was more natural, since he was destined to"wag his head in a pulpit?"
12344	Why not seek to soften the hearts of his captors by a_ kotow_ as profound as it was novel; why not stand on his head?
12344	Why not, indeed?
12344	Would they?
12344	Yet what could they do to circumvent these innovations?
12344	and after they had spoken with him for ten minutes,"Can he be all that?"
12344	half laughingly remarked,"So you are going to fight China after all?
12344	one might ask, and another-- but never aloud--"Will he come at all?"
12344	say about such and such a thing?"
39486	And is there nothing we can do for you?
39486	Asked me to do?
39486	But are you really going to eat them?
39486	But we have come at daylight,they replied, with amazement in their looks;"what is it now but daylight?"
39486	But why engage to bear so heavy a load? 39486 Did you die on such a date and were you eighteen years of age then?"
39486	Do you find that your grave is dry or wet?
39486	Do you mean me?
39486	Do you really think I would cheat you? 39486 How far have you travelled with your load?"
39486	How is it, then, that these three have come so much earlier in the day than is the custom with opium smokers?
39486	How old am I?
39486	Is your name Pearl?
39486	May I ask,said the doctor, with a smiling face,"what people generally call you?"
39486	Well, when you were a girl what did your mother call you?
39486	What do you mean? 39486 What does the mistress mean?"
39486	What have you gained to- day in your appeal to the goddess?
39486	What is its weight?
39486	What is the matter,I asked,"and why do you stop?"
39486	What is the matter,I at last asked,"and why are you making such a row over your meal?"
39486	What need is there,they replied,"to search for other bearers, when you have us, who are perfectly willing to make the return journey with you?"
39486	Yes, I mean you,he said;"what is your name?"
39486	Yes, I mean you; how old are you?
39486	You ask me what answer I have got to my petition to the goddess?
39486	You mean me?
39486	You mean my name?
39486	A person comes along who asks them what they are talking about?
39486	And is it any marvel that this should happen?
39486	Are you acquainted with the wiles of the Chinese mind, or will you accept everything you are told as though it were gospel truth?
39486	Are you not afraid of teaching him to be a liar?
39486	Are you shrewd and wideawake, or are you so green that you can be cheated with your eyes open?
39486	But how amid the maze of narrow streets shall he find a shop where he shall be able to make his selection?
39486	Coming to her turn to be treated, the doctor said to her,"What is your name?"
39486	Confucius replied,"Whilst we do not know sufficiently of life, how can we know anything about death?"
39486	Did you expect us to come without having had our breakfast?
39486	Do you know where it is?"
39486	Do you see this man?"
39486	Does he understand his work?
39486	Have you the medicine you just now spoke of as essential in my case?
39486	He must be guilty, for how otherwise would he be here charged with this offence?
39486	How could one expect that it should?
39486	How could we come earlier with all these things to do?
39486	How did it come about that your mother gave it you?"
39486	In this case there was no one to bring any complaint before the authorities; for what was the crime?
39486	Is he good- tempered, or is he touchy and masterful, and, like most Chinese, does he want his own way?
39486	Knowing this peculiarity of the Chinese mind, you repeat your order, and you ask him if he knows where the post- office is?
39486	The question often arises, how is it they are all so identical?
39486	Was it safe, therefore, for him under these circumstances to accept the offer that had been made him, or should he reject it?
39486	Were we really labouring under a mistake, and were the broad daylight and the great sun that glared down upon us simply visions of the imagination?
39486	What had her conduct got to do with the favour of the goddess?
39486	What motive could he bring before them to induce them bravely to meet death?
39486	Where can it have got to?"
39486	Who are these men that thrust themselves so prominently upon the notice of the stranger and the traveller?
39486	Why delay?
39486	Why should not some of them be, say, a foot or two longer, and a few inches wider, so as to anticipate the needs of a growing family?
39486	Will you watch everything that is going on in your kitchen, or will you leave the full control in his hands?
39486	You are astonished, and you ask him, with a look of wonder on your face, what he means and what he intends doing?
39486	You say to a man, for example, more for the purpose perhaps of having something to say than anything else,"How old are you?"
39486	of course we are; you would not have us waste the food, would you?
56089	But would the American Government assist China in bearing the responsibilities of such a step?
56089	Could the Allies, even with the assistance of the United States, win a decisive victory?
56089	Do you not think that General Tuan should leave Peking?
56089	Have you not,the Premier asked me,"found me always candid and true?"
56089	What form,I asked,"has the Chinese answer taken?"
56089	What is the present state of the war, and what the relative strength or degree of exhaustion of the belligerent parties?
56089	What is the purpose of your government?
56089	What substitute for this protection do you suggest?
56089	What, then, will happen at the conclusion of the war?
56089	What,the Premier asked,"may be expected of America by way of direct military action?
56089	Will you remove the American marines,he queried,"from the Chienmen Tower?"
56089	--"If you try to punish us, we shall all go away; and then what will become of the orphan asylum?"
56089	A New World War Coming?
56089	But the Premier met all my explanations with:"What can we do?
56089	But when the minister I saw most frequently would ask:"But what will you do to maintain these rights you have so often asserted?"
56089	CHAPTER XXVIII A NEW WORLD WAR COMING?
56089	Could foreign financial action and influence in China be gathered up into a unit?
56089	Could it be made to build for the whole of China, not tear it down in its several parts?
56089	Did he not remember the Treaty of 1903 and America''s long- continued interest in Chinese currency betterment?
56089	Do you not know that Japanese engineers were formerly employed there?"
56089	Do you suppose that some of our friends in China would wish to contribute?"
56089	England and her European allies, it was determined, had"gone broke"; if there was to be a Consortium of lenders to China, would America lead the way?
56089	I could not explain its purposes; but when my visitor asked:"Does this paper recognize the paramount position of Japan in China?"
56089	If not, will she not lead in a reorganization loan joined by several powers?"
56089	Not perceiving anything unusual to which his expression of horror could refer, I asked,"What?"
56089	Now what shall we do?"
56089	Now will not the United States independently finance China?
56089	Or again:"Are you not weary of the domineering attitude of the foreign ministers in Peking?
56089	Questions came from all directions:"Is this action to be immediate?"
56089	Should they await its delivery, or try to placate the Japanese by further concessions?
56089	Should we stand together, who could close the door in our face?"
56089	The Premier asked:"Why not go ahead with the development of mining and iron manufacture?
56089	The chauffeur had said:"Is your old man going to sign up?
56089	The present American administration might withdraw its"pretensions"; but what if they should be resumed in future?
56089	Then also our people, having grown wise, will be sure to shout:"Why was not this stopped while there was yet time?"
56089	Two days later the representative of the London_ Times_, who had been out of town, asked me casually:"Has anything happened?"
56089	Was a new one looming?
56089	Was not here a vindication of distinct priority enjoyed by Japan in China?
56089	Was not this the entering wedge for a complete control of Chinese military affairs by Japan?
56089	Was she to get the rest?
56089	What exceptions would be made?
56089	What matters the woe of the whole nation by the side of the joy and happiness of our own families?"
56089	What should she do?
56089	Why are they so slow to come in?"
56089	Why may she not have the raw materials for them?"
56089	Why not hold her in a prison somewhere in Germany until the war is over?"
56089	With eyes of real sadness he looked me full in the face, saying:"What shall we do?
56089	With whom would he ally himself?
56089	Would China longer freely coöperate with the other Allies?
56089	Would it also mean the end of sinister intrigue in China?
56089	Would it not be useful if the American Government would confirm Mr. Bryan''s statement?
56089	Would not Chinese militarism be strengthened and made obedient to Japanese policy?
56089	Would not this alone be ample security for a large conservancy loan?
56089	Would she not be under Japan''s strict leadership?
56089	Would the neutral ministers view the Allied ministers as guests of honour on this occasion?
56089	Would those in control be real republicans, or would they be merely politicians?
13420	Be your servant? 13420 Chow?"
13420	Great Brother,he ejaculated,"why journeyest thou wearisomely towards Yung- ch''ang?
13420	What does she say, T''ong?
13420	And as I look upon it all I wonder-- wonder whether with the"Opening of China"this must all change?
13420	And then, after a time:"You no wantchee catch''chow''?"
13420	And who will contradict it?
13420	Art thou not the''Living Garment of God''?
13420	But the new life can come from whence?
13420	But, again, will she?
13420	Can do?"
13420	Could I not from such things get free, even in Inland China?
13420	DOES CHINA WANT THE FOREIGNER?
13420	Did I not know that the foreigner_ must_ have a chair?
13420	Did it reach to the ends of the Empire?
13420	Did the blank, blank, blank cook, the worm and no man, not know that a foreigner was among them?
13420	FOOTNOTES:[ Footnote U: The incredulous of my readers may question, and rightly so,"Then where did he get his saddle?"
13420	From within or from without?
13420	Have you had a good journey?
13420	How far are you going?
13420	I wonder at his ignorance of merest rudimentary political economy-- but why?
13420	I wonder whether you, reader, were ever thirsty?
13420	If there is no opium, where do the people so easily secure it in endeavors to take their lives upon the slightest provocation?
13420	Is it then surprising that I look upon these stupendous masses with wonder, which seem to breathe only eternity and immensity?
13420	Is there any business man in the Straits Settlements who has not the same opinion of the Straits- born Chinese?
13420	May I give a word of advice here to any reader contemplating a visit to China under similar conditions?
13420	Mysterious words, what could they mean?
13420	No international question has become more hackneyed than"Does China want the foreigner?"
13420	O Heaven, is it in very deed, He, then, that ever speaks through thee; that lives and loves in thee, that lives and loves in me?
13420	See?
13420	See?
13420	Shall I ever forget the day?
13420	Shall I say the shadow of the smile upon her lips deepened and softened with an infinite compassion?
13420	Shall I?
13420	Should there be a rebellion, would the soldiers remain true?
13420	Something had happened, but what?
13420	The question is, will he?
13420	Very warm?"
13420	Was the reform, if genuine at all, universal in China?
13420	Were all the foreigners resident in this town dodging us, afraid of us-- or what?
13420	Were they going to kill me?
13420	What is it in the nature of the Chinese which makes them appear to be so totally oblivious to the best they see in their own country?
13420	What is it that makes a man''s heart go pit- a- pat when he is about to meet a European lady in mid- China?
13420	What on earth did you come for?"
13420	What right had he to listen to what I in secret would say of the horrid keeper and his twice horrid shakedown inn?
13420	What the---- who the----?"
13420	What was the little trick?
13420	What would have become of me?
13420	What would the canny Highlander or the rural English rustic think of two pig- tailed men tramping through his countryside?
13420	What, then, was the little game?
13420	When in Yün- nan-- or even in the whole of China-- will there be the innocence and beauty of childhood as we of the West are blessed with?
13420	Where, then, was our picul of rice, and our curry, and our sugar?
13420	Who can describe it?
13420	Who is there that could give his time and energy to the removal of a dead man?
13420	Who is there, who knows anything about it, who would wish to see the Chinese character drop out of the national life?
13420	Will she go?
13420	Will the people continue to live as they are living?
13420	_ Does China want the foreigner?
13420	_ Is the Chinese racially inferior to the European?
13420	_ Is your master drunk?
13420	_ Will China lose her national characteristics?
13420	shall I?
13420	why do I not name thee God?
26162	And what did they do?
26162	Are you hurt?
26162	Ask the Chinese Government?
26162	Ask the Chinese? 26162 But if they have n''t the money, if they must borrow?"
26162	But, naturally, you hate us all?
26162	Do you admire the view?
26162	Have you an invitation to tiffin?
26162	How do the European nations acquire these''spheres of influence''in China?
26162	Just notify China?
26162	Mess?
26162	Present for Missy; cumshaw,says the pleasant voice, and what can you do?
26162	Trus''dat niggah?
26162	What with, stupid Gretchen?
26162	What''s the difference?
26162	Which of us do you hate most?
26162	Why did n''t he wait till the Chinese took it down?
26162	Why do n''t you leave us alone?
26162	Why not?
26162	You mean they do n''t consult China at all and find out whether she''s willing or not? 26162 After all, what does food matter? 26162 And after the war is over, how many years will it be before they are sufficiently recovered financially to undertake such an expenditure? 26162 And why did we declare diplomatic severance with Germany? 26162 And will the country from whom she borrows money, who agrees to train and equip her armies, also have full military control over the affairs of China? 26162 Are we going to pull them up to our level, to our high idealism, or are we going to sink to theirs? 26162 But what did the Shanghai Combine do? 26162 But will the Chinese, in spite of their ample skirts, have laps wide enough to catch them? 26162 But-- but-- what does it all mean? 26162 Ca n''t you imagine a Chinese lady in satin trousers passing through a great American department store and being remarked upon? 26162 Can you blame us? 26162 Could anything have been more fortunate? 26162 Could such things happen anywhere except in Peking?
26162	Do you think a ten- thousand- dollar automobile is handsome?
26162	Do you think donkeys are sure- footed?
26162	Do you think we can do so?
26162	Does it not seem rather ludicrous that she should suddenly proclaim herself the upholder of international law?
26162	Finally, in exasperation, the American turned to the silent Chinese and asked:"Where the hell is China?"
26162	From whom?
26162	Germs?
26162	Glad Missy back,""Missy like Peking best?"
26162	How are they behaving?
26162	How are they taking it, the Chinese?
26162	How can I reconcile this impression with previous ones, of the docility and servility we had previously encountered?
26162	How can a virtually bankrupt nation like China take up arms, which she does n''t possess, against the mighty nations of Europe?
26162	How comes it that she''s got this sudden influx of moral strength?
26162	How then, can a Government be held responsible when it is not in a position to enforce its authority?
26162	However, I ask myself-- I who am nothing if not fair- minded-- why should n''t missionaries act as recruiting- agents?
26162	Is the participation in the war beneficial to China or to the Entente Powers?
26162	Is this the same China that accepted the deal of the Shanghai Opium Combine, powerless to prevent it?
26162	Is this the same China, prating about the sanctity of international law, that sat supine and helpless under the French grab of Lao Hsi Kai?
26162	Like Moses of old, she is now stretching forth her arms; but who are they who uphold those arms?
26162	One"adviser"arranges everything nicely in the interests of his country, and then what does the"corrupt"Chinese official do?
26162	Saddles?
26162	Shall we be trotting home again?"
26162	Thought of what?
26162	Was it not to render assistance to the Entente Powers, and was it not to render direct help to Great Britain?
26162	Well, what can one do?
26162	What did they do?
26162	What else could we have done?
26162	What happened?
26162	What''s the use of spending years converting heathen into Christians, if they are not to act as Christians?
26162	Who are we, to question the truth of them?
26162	Who or which shall it be?
26162	Who would n''t be in the circumstances?
26162	Why did we address a protest to the German Government against its submarine warfare?
26162	Why not try to forget?
26162	Why remember?
26162	Why should there be any scruples about enlisting converts for a"Holy War"?
26162	Why?
26162	Will that nation be given liberty to suppress her press, to stifle all opposition to whatever moves military necessity may dictate?
26162	Would it not be well to see that these ripe plums do not fall into the lap of Chinese incompetence?
26162	You ask, why did n''t the Chinese fight?
26162	[ Illustration: Peking cart][ Illustration: Fruit stall in the bazaar] Style?
26162	said one;"trus''dat niggah?
58369	''But the picture Maou- yen- show brought to me?'' 58369 Adopt Tuen?"
58369	And what is it?
58369	Beautiful, did you say?
58369	But what god is this that he worships?
58369	But who is Jesus?
58369	Can no one help me out of this unfortunate difficulty?
58369	Can you do anything?
58369	Can you tell me nothing that will interest me? 58369 Did you ever dream there were so many boats and so many people in the world, Wang?"
58369	Did you, father?
58369	Do I no longer please you, that you want to get rid of me?
58369	Do you dare to question the accounts of our great historians-- you, a foolish girl? 58369 Do you not see that this is the procession of the Rain Dragons?
58369	How can I ever repay you, dear Wang,Tuen cried,"for teaching me to do this?
58369	How can there be anything to tell after she was married?
58369	I know that,she said, impatiently,"but what I mean is, could it ever happen again?"
58369	If she were very wise, could she have power, even in the Forbidden City?
58369	Is it that you are angry with me?
58369	Is there a God of Love?
58369	Is there no danger that where there are so many crafts some may be run into and sunk?
58369	Is there no rice, father?
58369	Must I go so soon?
58369	Seeing that she did not speak, but only blushed the more, he asked:''What is your name?''
58369	Sell who again?
58369	Taught to read?
58369	The truth?
58369	Then it would be a great favor to you if I went and looked happy?
58369	Well, first, why do you wish to learn to read?
58369	Were the gods deaf to their prayers, that they should thus destroy them?
58369	Were you glad?
58369	What matters a girl?
58369	What?
58369	Where did he get her?
58369	Who ever heard of a woman who could read, or who even wanted to? 58369 Who is this creature?"
58369	Why should you, when you have food and clothes here? 58369 Why?"
58369	Will the dragons let it rain now, father?
58369	Yes, why not?
58369	You mean my son has bought, do you not? 58369 After a while, Tuen came back and, squatting down on a silken cushion beside Szu, said:Could a woman have done what that Woo How did?"
58369	And how dare you speak of selling her?
58369	Do n''t you say so, Wang?"
58369	Have you not some news of what goes on in the city?"
58369	Is not that enough?"
58369	Is not that true, O Wise ruler of the province of Kiangsi?"
58369	Just when she was so happy must it all come to an end?
58369	May I ask whither you are bound, that you traverse this bleak plain?"
58369	Now tell me what gods are the most to be feared?"
58369	Of all living creatures which would you like to be?"
58369	One day when the sun was hot and she was tired, Tuen said to Szu impatiently:"Do n''t you know anything except about the old kings and their wars?"
58369	Perhaps it was the admiration she read in his face, perhaps but an impulse that caused Tuen to ask abruptly:"What is your name?"
58369	Seeing that no one moved she cried, angrily:"What, is the reward not great enough?
58369	She was satisfied, why not let her stay where she was?
58369	The music sinks to a low, reverberating wail as the Princess tragically exclaims:"What place is this?"
58369	The old story- teller turned his face toward her, and asked, scornfully:"Who would listen to the babble of a woman?
58369	Was she again to be sent forth, alone and friendless, among strangers?
58369	What can the people hope when they have such rulers?
58369	What did he mean?
58369	What is it?"
58369	When the rescuer stood before her, Tuen said, reprovingly:"You have done well, but why must you be bought before you would help the drowning man?"
58369	Who first made porcelain?
58369	Who made paper first?
58369	Who was it that discovered the compass?
58369	Why did you not ask him for a silk dress, or for a pair of gold ear- rings?
58369	Why might not their souls, wandering in the unknown, look back to earth and listen to the prayers of mortals?
58369	Why should you make sport of me?"
58369	Will you not accept it, and thereby lighten a traveller''s load?"
58369	Wo Ting made a sign of assent, and someone else remarked:"Why not?
58369	Would he be pleased?
58369	Would he speak to her?
58369	Would he wear it there?
58369	Would you like to hear of her?"
58369	cried the astonished Emperor;''not Woo How, the daughter of one Tai- ting?''
11754	Are missionaries subject to discipline by the Tai- hoey?
11754	Are the missionaries members of Tai- hoey in full and on a perfect equality with the native members?
11754	But whence this cheerfulness? 11754 Is it likely that there can be but one Presbyterian Church in China?
11754	Is it not likely that the sooner the native churches become self- governing, the sooner they will be self- supporting and self- propagating?
11754	Is not that a specimen of humility? 11754 What are these benevolent- looking barbarians tramping up and down the country for?
11754	Why should the Christian tremble at the prospect of suffering, or be impatient under its existence? 11754 ''But,''I asked again,''is he not still a man?'' 11754 ''Know ye not that there is a prince and a great man fallen this day in Israel?'' 11754 ....But may not the Church change or improve her decisions?
11754	An extract reads as follows:"But what shall I tell you of the Lord''s visitation of mercy at Chioh- be?
11754	And how many do you think have been strangled at birth?
11754	And where shall the thousands of dollars of necessary expense come from?
11754	Are they all alive?
11754	Are they happy?
11754	Are they well?
11754	But how and where has this test been applied and found so satisfactory?
11754	But how was it to be done?
11754	But the grace of God triumphed and again she said,"I prayed to God for this, how can I object?"
11754	But the point is, how can our disapproval of the mongrel Classis mar the peace of the Amoy brethren?
11754	But, it may be asked, if the native members so far outnumber the foreign, of what avail is it that missionaries be more than advisory members?
11754	Can this be secured?
11754	Can we give them a sufficient reason for such separation?
11754	Do not different denominations exhibit jealous rivalry in this land?
11754	Do you ask why?
11754	Do you remember that many years ago I said,''I am going to be a missionary''?"
11754	Does this look as if missions were a failure in this region?
11754	Has it been tested in China?
11754	Has it been tested in Japan?
11754	He, also, has rights; but how, on this plan, can he possibly obtain them?
11754	How shall the company of believers be organized and governed?
11754	How, then, can we do this thing?
11754	I ask, is it possible for him thus to obtain justice?
11754	I inquired,''Is he not a man?''
11754	IS CHINA TO BE WON, AND HOW?
11754	If he can benefit his fellow- men by running the risk of losing his own life, shall he hesitate to run that risk?"
11754	If not, what modifications shall be made?
11754	In expecting to obtain this union, will it be said that we are looking for a chimera?
11754	Is Chinese human nature different from American?
11754	Is any one inclined to blame him too much for this, as though he wore himself out and sacrificed his life before the time?
11754	Is it right to impose a yoke like this on that little Church which God is gathering, by your instrumentality, in that far- off land of China?
11754	Is the waste of time, of a year or more, nothing?
11754	It ought to be so, ought it not?
11754	Let Almighty grace for nearly three- quarters of a century triumph in a man''s soul, and do you wonder that he is happy?
11754	Now, who dare say that this shall not exist at Amoy?
11754	Oh, when will He stay His hand?
11754	Our churches originally were one, and still are one, and the question is not whether those churches shall be united, but shall they be separated?
11754	Possibly the question will be asked, why were these churches allowed originally to become one?
11754	Shall it be exactly on the model of the church which the missionary represents?
11754	Shall the seedling ten thousand miles away be roped to the mother tree or shall it be encouraged to stand alone?
11754	The City of the"Elegant Gate"Description of Amoy and Amoy Island Ancestral Worship Infanticide Is China to be won, and how?
11754	The''King of Glory''suffered, and shall a sinful man complain?
11754	Was not this sometimes the case in the days of the apostles?
11754	We now ask, Can the Prudential Committee expect of us, while we hold such views, to conform to their decision?
11754	What advantages in independence?
11754	What is the House of Hapsburg or Stuarts, compared with being son of the Lord God Almighty?
11754	What is this request?
11754	What perils?
11754	What relation shall he sustain to the home church?
11754	What shall be our relation as individuals to the Dutch Church in America?
11754	What shall be the status of the foreign missionary before the native church just organizing?
11754	What voice so cheering as hers, to conduct him down the steep of old age?
11754	What will the aged man do without this other to lean on?
11754	Who can so well understand how to sympathize and counsel?
11754	Why are they establishing churches and schools and hospitals?
11754	Why not?
11754	Why strive to entail like evils on our missionary churches?
11754	Will Mr. Stronach recognize his native land?
11754	Will not their prayers be heard?
11754	Wonder where and how my many friends are?
11754	Would it alter matters much to say, and to make it a fact, that some of those churches belong to a Classis and others to a Presbytery?
11754	Would it, indeed?
11754	Would they respect us if we did?
11754	or are differences of dialect, etc., such as to make different organizations necessary and inevitable?"
26553	(_ Gazes enraptured on the miniature._) These eyes to meet, these rosy lips to kiss, Who would not hazard all to win such bliss?
26553	(_ Suddenly recollects himself, and looks at her searchingly._) Skirina, would''st thou traitress turn?
26553	(_ after gazing at_ KALAF,_ aside to_ SKIRINA)-- Skirina, what can ail me?
26553	(_ aloud_) Say, who art thou?
26553	(_ looking about, uneasily._) What spectres shall I see?
26553	(_ rises and declaims_)-- What is that thing, held cheap as dust, Yet honor''d by the Emperor''s hand?
26553	(_ who has listened with increasing emotion_)-- His words are torture to my wav''ring pride, How shall I act?
26553	Adelma here?
26553	Adelma shall I trust?
26553	Ah, what a gallant youth, Behead him?
26553	Ah, why Altoum, wert thou too merciful?
26553	And thou, my domineering, wilful child, Wilt not relent towards this youth?
26553	Are you convinced?
26553	Art thou her tool?
26553	Be slave To brutish force, that makes your sex our lord?
26553	But hast thou not, good keeper, Some better news to tell a waken''d sleeper?
26553	But how escaped you from that fatal licking The Bey of Tefflis gave us all in battle?
26553	But what''s the meaning of the crowds that flood Each caravanserah?
26553	But who''s this man?
26553	But, dearest Prince, how was it, tell me, pray, You''scaped the perils of that dreadful day?
26553	Can it be?
26553	Can nothing your credulity convince?
26553	D''you think the royal head of your kind Daddy Is lined with lead, like a Japan tea- caddy; What say you, colleague; and ye Doctors wise?
26553	Dear me, what is the matter?
26553	Dear prince, May not our Royal words your ear convince?
26553	Do I still live?
26553	Do my eyes Deceive me?
26553	Down, stubborn soul(_ advances towards_ ALT.,_ then hesitates_), and yet, beneath Man''s yoke To crouch?
26553	Each day do we not see, for smaller gain, Great captains brave the dangers of the main?
26553	Fair cruel one, who may your tears withstand?
26553	From what far distant land Dost come to seek in marriage that fair hand Which only royal blood may justly claim?
26553	Good gracious, what can hither bring my wife?
26553	Has thy keen wit discovered-- tell me truth-- The secret of this overtrusting youth?
26553	Have you not heard that Turandot the fair Has filled this land with bloodshed and despair?
26553	How can a painted semblance thus have crazed So sensible a prince?
26553	How dare you make such a confounded clatter?
26553	How may I best decide?
26553	I say, Truffaldin, what''s this grand array?
26553	Is this a wedding march, with muffled drums?
26553	No woman yet has caused my heart to throb,-- Shall painted lines my soul of freedom rob?
26553	Of what has he been talking?
26553	Oh dear, oh dear, what ever shall I do?
26553	Our handsome guest will be Chang''s future Who''d have believed such an astounding thing?
26553	Presumptuous wretch, dar''st thou our queen defy?
26553	Prime Minister, ca n''t you some project form And be your monarch''s rudder thro''this storm?
26553	Prince Kalaf?
26553	Shall I by thy hand fall?
26553	Shall he outwit me?
26553	So far, so good; what hast thou more to say?
26553	Tartaglia, have you seen this poor young fellow?
26553	The Bey of Tefflis dead?
26553	The high Divan again-- twice in one day?
26553	Thy cruel will shall find no more resistance; Why need the headsman end my sad existence?
26553	Truffaldin, do you hear?
26553	Well, friend, what is it?
26553	What do they say?
26553	What do they say?
26553	What do you say?
26553	What do you say?
26553	What do you say?
26553	What do you say?
26553	What does she say?
26553	What have I?
26553	What is he muttering all to himself, Just like a miser counting o''er his pelf?
26553	What is the matter?
26553	What is this mirror bright and clear, Free given to all, to all so dear?
26553	What is this tree, so young, so old, So sunny warm, so icy cold?
26553	What makes his Majesty indulge in high rant?
26553	What man is this?
26553	What put such silly nonsense in your head?
26553	What should I fear?
26553	What will Adelma''s fertile brain devise?
26553	What, do n''t you know Skirina?
26553	Where art thou going, wife, in such a hurry?
26553	Who calls?
26553	Who comes this way?
26553	Who''d be Prime Minister?
26553	Why does my hand such tempting bait afford?
26553	Why make you such a fuss?
26553	Why should I grieve to see That men for love such arrant fools can be?
26553	Why should my person, throne, and wealth be booty To one harsh, jealous master?
26553	Why, what harm''s done?
26553	Why, what''s the matter?
26553	Will treachery be used my life to end?
26553	Wouldst doom me to a life, of love bereft?
26553	You had possession-- nine points of the law, Why should you for her meagrims care one straw?
26553	You know my stranger- guest?
26553	You stupid, do n''t you know the whole Divan Are called to meet as quickly as they can?
26553	You understand?
26553	here-- alive?
26553	must thy life thus end?
26553	what dreary sprite?
26553	when will this torture cease?
56985	''Where away?'' 56985 And did n''t ye jest tell me,"Kathleen replied,"that Japan is an island in the Pacific Oshin?
56985	And is it really the case,said Frank,"that a Japanese baby never cries?"
56985	And so these things come here in cans, do they?
56985	And were lost in it, I suppose?
56985	And what are norimons and cangos?
56985	And what is sa- kee, please?
56985	And what is the difference between Buddhism and Shintoism?
56985	And what was the edict?
56985	And you''ll let me go with them, wo n''t you, father?
56985	Another thing,said Fred--"why is it that the grooms are covered with tattoo- marks, and wear so little clothing?"
56985	Anything else?
56985	But does every Chinese who goes to a foreign country understand how to talk pidgin English?
56985	But you wo n''t let him go all alone, father, now, will you?
56985	Ca n''t we go first to Yeddo?
56985	Can I get any kind of money with this letter, father?
56985	Can it be? 56985 Did n''t you find that an orange would buy more cherries or apples at one time than at another?"
56985	Did they destroy the cities that we see in ruins?
56985	Do my eyes deceive me? 56985 Do you mean the island of Pappenberg?"
56985	Doctor Bronson has been there before, has n''t he, father?
56985	How can I tell?
56985	How do you know which way to turn?
56985	How long shall we be on the voyage, Doctor?
56985	How was that?
56985	How was that?
56985	I ca n''t think of it,replied Frank;"what is it?"
56985	If they did no work,said Frank,"how did they manage to live?"
56985	Is there any law about it?
56985	Now,continued Frank,"there are thirty- two points of the compass; do you know them?"
56985	Please, Doctor,said Frank,"what is the nature of the notices they put on the sign- board?"
56985	Please, Doctor,said Mary,"what do you mean by legal tender?"
56985	Something Japanese?
56985	Then the emperor is called the Mikado, is he not?
56985	Well, how did he live all that time?
56985	Well, then, as they are both women, or girls, as you may choose to call them, why do n''t you take up the subject of women in Japan? 56985 Well, what did you expect to find?"
56985	Well, what is it?
56985	Well, what is it?
56985	Were you ever sea- sick, Doctor?
56985	What did you do then, Doctor?
56985	What do they use for the burning?
56985	What do you suppose it was? 56985 What is it?"
56985	What is it?
56985	What is that?
56985	What is the jin- riki- sha?
56985	What is the reason they do n''t strike the hours here as they do on land?
56985	What is the use of writing up our Canton experiences,said Frank,"till we know what we are to do?
56985	What puts that into your head, Kathleen?
56985	What time in the evening must we go,said Fred,"so as to be there in season for the beginning of the performance?"
56985	What was that?
56985	What''s that to do with the crow?
56985	Where are we going, please?
56985	Where away?
56985	Why are we like that chambermaid over there?
56985	Why do n''t they work on the ground instead of climbing up there?
56985	Why do they call that the Golden Gate?
56985	Why is that network we have just been looking at like a crow calling to his mates?
56985	Why so?
56985	Why so?
56985	Why, everything,Frank answered;"the crow makes ye- caw- go, does n''t it?"
56985	Why, what could pirates have to do with this boat, I wonder?
56985	Why? 56985 Will we stop anywhere on the way?"
56985	Would n''t it be well to go the day before?
56985	Would the money be lost altogether?
56985	You mean those little things the Japanese sleep on?
56985	But then what could you expect of a lot of heathens like the Japanese?
56985	Could anything be more fortunate?
56985	Curious custom, is n''t it, according to our notions?"
56985	Do n''t you see that Bishop Berkeley wrote before railways were invented, and before people could travel as they do nowadays?
56985	Do you observe that one side of the island is like a precipice?"
56985	Do you see that little hollow down there?"
56985	Do you see that low bank there, in front of a mud- wall to the left of the fort?"
56985	Do you think my old drawing- master at home could do the same thing?
56985	Frank inquired,"or must I take it in pounds sterling?
56985	He had just strength enough to say, in a troubled voice, to the man nearest him,"Say, stranger, how far does this thing fly before it lights?"
56985	I wonder if they make much money out of the music they are playing?
56985	Is n''t it a grand idea?"
56985	Perhaps you have seen New York Bay on a pleasant afternoon in summer when every boat that could hoist a sail was out for an airing?
56985	Then the question naturally arose,"How is the operation performed?"
56985	Then the question very naturally arose,"What is pidgin English?"
56985	Thus:''Can do walkee?''
56985	Very kind, is n''t it?
56985	Very sensible advice, I think-- don''t you?
56985	What do you mean?"
56985	What is the meaning of this?"
56985	What was it?"
56985	Why should we be in a hurry to write up our account, when, in any case, we shall have the time to do so while we are at sea?"
56985	Wo n''t that be nice?"
56985	You know we expect every kitten in America to play with her tail, and what can she do when she has no tail to play with?
56985	You remember the pocket pin- cushion you made for me?
56985	[ Illustration]"''"Man- man,"one girlee talkee he:"What for you go top- side look- see?"
56985	an American leader for Chinese?"
56985	means''Are you able to walk?''
56985	said he;"what are those beautiful white birds?"
17003	Have you seen them?
17003	What do you mean by deceiving me?
17003	And yet what did this mean?
17003	Are they traces of a forgotten siege?
17003	But about the trains-- why are they stopping?
17003	But could anything have dared to move to us?
17003	But for how long?
17003	But the ultimatum-- what is it, and against whom is it so summarily directed?
17003	But will this last?
17003	Does he not know his history?
17003	Everybody was obviously making for the north of the city; what was going on in the other quarters to cause this exodus?
17003	Foolish bishop he is, is he not, when Christians have been expressly born to be massacred?
17003	From whence came that shot?
17003	Had they seen me?
17003	Have you ever heard a high- velocity machine- gun firing down deserted and gloomy thorough- fares?
17003	How could it have been?
17003	How long will this last?...
17003	I asked for them-- where were they kept?
17003	I began to ask myself this question: Were we really playing an immense comedy, or was there a great and terrible peril menacing us?
17003	I know that half of them are much upset at the_ role_ they are being forced to play, but who can help them?
17003	I waited patiently to see how they proposed to solve this problem-- did they wish a bold, open, frontal attack or an underground plot?
17003	In all the clouds of dust and smoke around them, how can they understand?
17003	Is it always thus with faith?
17003	Is it good to hope on a 13th, or is it mere foolishness to thing about such things?
17003	Is it only the power not to be afraid which makes one a hero?
17003	Is it true that they are losing courage?
17003	Is it true, or is it merely a mistake, such as life- loving man most naturally makes?
17003	Is not the South African War still proceeding, and has England not enough troubles without this additional one?
17003	It means... what the devil does it mean?
17003	K---- was manifestly plotting for those watches; it was not my business-- what did it matter to me if he took everything there was?
17003	Marines, sailors, and Legation juniors groaned; was this opportunity to be missed?
17003	Meanwhile, is there anything special for me to chronicle?
17003	Now do you wonder about our clocks and our watches, and our time?
17003	Of course the Boxers coming in openly through the gates can not be true, and yet-- shades of Genghis Khan and all his Tartars, what is that?
17003	Otherwise, why had they been brought?
17003	Passers- by, did I say?
17003	Somehow my heart sank within me at this; was it too late?
17003	Suddenly a quiet voice said to him in French out of the gloom:"_ Monsieur desire quelque chose?
17003	They had not made anything-- was not that a sufficient excuse for any behaviour?
17003	They wanted to go to the British Legation; not to this place-- what was it; where was the British Legation?
17003	Was all the world still asleep, tired from the night''s debauch, or was it merely the end of everything?
17003	Was it really so?
17003	We are still on speaking terms with the Chinese Government, but who knows what the morrow may bring?
17003	Were they white troops at last-- were they Bannermen of the white Banners?...
17003	Were we trapped?
17003	What could I do?...
17003	What course should we take, if the attack was suddenly carried all round our area?
17003	What did it matter?
17003	What did that door mean?
17003	What did this fleeing to the north of the city and this ominous quiet mean?
17003	What did this mean?
17003	What did we wish?
17003	What had happened to all the inhabitants?
17003	What has happened to justify all this, you will ask?
17003	What in the name of all that is extraordinary was happening to cause these strange doings?
17003	What is going to happen?
17003	What is the use of depriving one''s self for the common good later on under such circumstances?
17003	What is to be the next thing?
17003	What should we do-- push on or go back?
17003	What was it?
17003	What were these newcomers?
17003	What, indeed, did it matter?
17003	What, then, has happened?
17003	Where had the famed Boxers vanished to?
17003	Where the devil were our relieving columns?
17003	Where were the Russians, the Italians, and the Germans?
17003	Where were they all?...
17003	Who has not heard that pleasant sound?
17003	Who was to go?
17003	Who would not rob a fleeing Emperor of his possessions?
17003	Why have they wives, you will ask, since they are only half men, and can not perform the duties of the male?
17003	Why should so many be called-- why should we die thus in a hole?...
17003	Why should the obvious be so often discovered?
17003	Why, you will ask?
17003	Wife of a eunuch, did I say?
17003	Will not something happen which will fling our enemy against us animated by one desire--a desire to slay us one and all?
17003	With a natural impulse, everybody''s attention became concentrated on this fugitive: would he reach cover in safety?
17003	Would I go?
17003	Would it have been safety?
17003	Yet can one ever forget?
17003	Yet, what could be done-- what steps could be taken?
17003	You remember the V- shaped barricade garrisoned by Russian sailors, I spoke about a few days ago?
17003	mais ou est l''or?_"It was almost pitiful to hear him repeat these words again and again like a child.
17003	was I no longer to experience that supreme delight of shooting and being shot at-- of that unending excitement?
17003	was it really over?...
48788	A foreigner?
48788	Are there other foreigners here?
48788	Are you speaking of Pragmatism? 48788 At billiards?"
48788	But I thought you had one year''s furlough every seven?
48788	But do n''t you want to see your daughter?
48788	But if it is so easy to write a play why do dramatists take so long about it?
48788	But what is your explanation?
48788	But what on earth makes you stay with the man?
48788	But what''s the grave for?
48788	But you, do you know what you are doing?
48788	Do n''t you think we might leave it till after luncheon?
48788	Do they know you''ve come here?
48788	Do you believe in fate?
48788	Do you care for a game of billiards?
48788	Do you know it was found within thirty miles of here, on this side of the Tibetan frontier?
48788	Do you know who that is?
48788	Do you like them better than paintings?
48788	Do you think so? 48788 Do you think so?"
48788	Do you think that is why I wear it?
48788	Do you?
48788	Does it require no more than that to write a play?
48788	Everything go off all right?
48788	For me?
48788	Found where?
48788	Have you not noticed that Ibsen uses the same plot over and over again? 48788 Have you read_ Les Avarià © s_?"
48788	Have you studied the modern developments of philosophy in America?
48788	He had lodgings with you?
48788	He''s priceless, is n''t he?
48788	Hulloa,he said,"where have you sprung from?"
48788	Hume and Berkeley? 48788 Is it not strange,"he said, with his charming smile,"that we Chinese wear this gown because three hundred years ago the Manchus were horsemen?"
48788	Nerve, eh?
48788	Nice looking fellow, eh?
48788	Roads to Freedom? 48788 Shall we say apartments then?"
48788	Tell me,I said,"do you believe God will condemn the Chinese to eternal punishment if they do n''t accept Christianity?"
48788	They do not go so far as to get out and let the nuns ride in their stead?
48788	Well,they said,"did you see the blighter shot?"
48788	Well?
48788	What are you having a grave dug for?
48788	What do you mean?
48788	What do you mean?
48788	What have you written?
48788	What is socialism?
48788	What is the reason for which you deem yourselves our betters? 48788 What is your name?"
48788	What the devil do you mean by that? 48788 What''s the good of going back to England?"
48788	What''s the young man like?
48788	When are you going home?
48788	When are you going on leave?
48788	Who the devil''s that for?
48788	Who was this anyway?
48788	Why,she asked,"do you English write such silly books about Russia?"
48788	Will these American students ever produce anything like this?
48788	Wo n''t you also give me a translation?
48788	Would you like that?
48788	_ Moi?_ Oh, in a day or two.
48788	''But what about the sick?''
48788	''What is the name of the doctor in charge?''
48788	''When do they take their holidays then?''
48788	Am I right or am I wrong?"
48788	And the string?
48788	And what will become of your superiority when the yellow man can make as good guns as the white and fire them as straight?
48788	But how can I analyse the subtle quality which distinguished this old man?
48788	Do you call yourself a Christian?"
48788	Do you know that we tried an experiment which is unique in the history of the world?
48788	Do you know what I did?"
48788	Do you not know that there are in this country four hundred millions of the most practical and industrious people in the world?
48788	Do you not know that we have a genius for mechanics?
48788	Do you think it will take us long to learn?
48788	England?
48788	Has our civilisation been less elaborate, less complicated, less refined than yours?
48788	Have our thinkers been less profound than yours?
48788	Have you excelled us in arts or letters?
48788	Have you seen the last one?"
48788	He was always ready to have a drink with you and no sooner was your glass empty than he was prompt with the China phrase:"Ready for the other half?"
48788	How long had the kingdom lasted and what tragedy marked its fall?
48788	I knew he was drunk, but I did not think he was very drunk, till he asked me suddenly:"What is democracy?"
48788	Shall I tell you?
48788	Shall we go into the drawing- room?"
48788	The moment he got back to his office he called to his number two:"I say, Peters, who''s dead, d''you know?"
48788	Then why does the white man despise the yellow?
48788	What bold adventurer was he who had penetrated so far towards the East to found a kingdom?
48788	What did he care about Shanghai?
48788	What did it matter what people thought?
48788	What did it mean?
48788	What in heaven''s name was to be done?
48788	When they had met that afternoon Dr. Saunders had exclaimed:"What on earth has brought you to the city at this time of year?"
48788	Why had he ever come?
48788	Why should he unless he were a missionary or a Chinese Secretary at the Legation?
48788	You could n''t have an hallucination twice, could you?
48788	Yü?"
44043	And so Chook Aloong is an opium smoker?
44043	Are all these men dying from opium smoking?
44043	But where are all the people who are suffering from opium smoking?
44043	But where are the smokers?
44043	Do many people smoke?
44043	Do you sell much?
44043	Oh, is not this a terrible thing?
44043	What for,said he,"you say my no talkee lie?
44043	You say they are good, respectable men?
44043	Against whom and against what is all this outcry?
44043	And for whom pray would this sacrifice be made?
44043	And what fault can be found with the merchants?
44043	Are these Chinese converts the class of the Chinese from which truth is to be gleaned?
44043	As he leaves he asks his guide,"Does the keeper of the opium shop expect a gratuity?"
44043	As to the tincture of opium( commonly called laudanum),_ that_ might certainly intoxicate, if a man could bear to take enough of it; but why?
44043	But even admitting, for argument''s sake, that smuggling in its ordinary acceptation did, in fact, exist, how does the matter stand?
44043	But how is it that such divergent opinions can exist between Englishmen living in China and certain Englishmen here at home?
44043	But what does Sir Robert Hart, with all his official information, say?
44043	But what if it be a mere figment of the imagination, and absolutely devoid, as Dr. Medhurst says, of a semblance of truth?
44043	By what right could the English Government or any other Government do such things?
44043	Can he believe that human nature in China is different to what it is in Europe?
44043	Could any evidence against the allegations of the Anti- Opium Society be stronger than this?
44043	Could anything be more disingenuous than this?
44043	Could the force of folly or fanaticism go further than that?
44043	Does Mr. Storrs Turner consider those gentlemen worthy of credit?
44043	Does it not strike His Lordship how absurd is such an antithesis as pleasure and death?
44043	Does not that form the strongest possible evidence that the Chinese are an extremely steady and abstemious race?
44043	Drink vely bad for Inglismen; what for you do n''t go home and teach them to be soba, plaupa men?"
44043	Here I would first inquire-- what is the poppy?
44043	How many times has it happened that the consuls have had discussions with the Chinese governors respecting these receiving ships?
44043	I admit that opium is in itself a poison, but let me ask what changes does not fire produce in the various substances which it consumes?
44043	I do not believe there is any solid truth in this assertion; but if there is, what does the fact prove?
44043	I should like to ask Mr. Storrs Turner were the medical and other gentlemen then present Englishmen or foreigners?
44043	If that is not what is wished, what is?
44043	Is it honest or just to place the civilized, wise, and educated Chinese in the same category with the barbarous natives of Central Africa?
44043	Is it not the Chinese who go out of their ports to the"Receiving Ships"to fetch it?
44043	Is the Chinese nation composed of children, or of savages who do not know right from wrong?
44043	Is the testimony of such people of the slightest value?
44043	Is this patriotic or proper on the part of this Anti- Opium Society?
44043	Now did anyone ever hear of such an extraordinary explanation of De Quincey''s motives in publishing that volume?
44043	Now why have not these merchants ever complained that commerce has suffered from the opium traffic?
44043	Now, is that a fair parallel?
44043	Now, why are England and Englishmen thought so well of by the Chinese?
44043	Now, why is this belief so prevalent?
44043	Should the Company prohibit the culture of the drug in order to allow other nations to derive the emoluments arising from it?
44043	Should we then have the Chinese the hard- working, industrious, thrifty, frugal people that we find them?
44043	Storrs Turner, who is himself no mean Chinese scholar, to mislead his readers by making use of so forced and inapplicable a comparison?
44043	Take him to the Tung- Wah and to an opium shop, you savee?"
44043	The great subject on his mind is opium, so he comes to the point at once, and asks,"Is there much opium smoked in the colony?"
44043	The whole affair is just as defensible a proceeding as that of some tenth- rate dauber who, having copied(?)
44043	They say,"We do not protect these ships; why do you not drive them away?"
44043	This is it:-- They[ the missionaries] secure some adherence to the Christian religion, no doubt, but what is the value of the Christianity?
44043	To reduce the quantity of opium smoked in China?
44043	Was he right or wrong in doing so?
44043	What do you mean, then, by trying to make Christians of us?"
44043	What was the celebrated saying of Prince Kung to the British Ambassador?
44043	What, then, is the fair conclusion to draw from such a state of things?
44043	What, then, may I ask, is the reproach constantly hurled at the East India Company?
44043	Whence, then, comes the great bulk of the drug to satisfy all these smokers?
44043	Why does he not apply the same rule to the one as to the other?
44043	Why, then, does not the Government of China suppress the cultivation of the poppy there?
44043	Why, then, is it not grown here?
44043	Why?
44043	Yet these are the people whom Mr. Storrs Turner would put in the same category as the savages of Africa?
44043	Yet what are the present plans of this pragmatical body?
44043	is that the way?"
22210	''Smart,''sir?
22210	''Wild''you spell w- i- l- d?
22210	And where does he live?
22210	Are the people very obsequious to the Rajiwar?
22210	Are you quite sure, Kachi, that this lake is the home of the gods?
22210	Cut off my head?
22210	Cut off my head?
22210	Cut off our heads?
22210	Did you not feel the earth shake and quiver?
22210	Do the natives adopt any special method to protect themselves from these mountain demons?
22210	Do the spirits ever speak?
22210	Do you ever expect to become a saint?
22210	Do you hear the sound of bells?
22210	Do you know any one who has seen them?
22210	Does not Mr. Landor remind you of''that other''eccentric gentleman that came through here last year?
22210	Does not that sound more like an attack of indigestion?
22210	Have we passed the Gomba? 22210 Have you ever seen a spirit, Jagat Sing?"
22210	How is he clothed?
22210	How many coolies will you take, sir?
22210	Is it a Plenki?
22210	Sahib, do you see that island?
22210	Tell me,I said to Jagat Sing,"are there''spirits of the mountain''in these ranges?
22210	What are the evil qualities to be mostly avoided?
22210	What are you doing, sir?
22210	What are you going to do?
22210	What do you do with these?
22210	What have you done with it?
22210	What is that?
22210	What is that?
22210	What is your name?
22210	What?
22210	Where are your certificates?
22210	Where is my book, Chanden Sing?
22210	Where is your son?
22210	Where?
22210	Which way did it go?
22210	Who is that?
22210	Who is that?
22210	Why is that?
22210	_ Keran ga naddo ung?_("Where are you going?")
22210	_ Keran ga naddo ung?_("Where are you going?")
22210	_ Keran ga naddoung?_("Where are you going?")
22210	_ Keran ga naddoung?_("Where are you going?")
22210	_ Kuan hai?_("Who is there?")
22210	_ Kuan hai?_("Who is there?")
22210	And do the people really believe in them?"
22210	And if it were the God''s decree that he should die, what could be the use of rebelling against it?
22210	And who better than the Lamas could make peace between God and him?
22210	And you?"
22210	Are you married?
22210	Are you one of his advance guard?"
22210	Are you still at Almora?
22210	Are your dear parents alive?
22210	As time went on, and they did not put in an appearance, we began to entertain doubts as to their safety, or would they betray us and never return?
22210	Besides, what does it matter whether you die to- day or to- morrow?"
22210	But how could they be when you consider the gallons of filthy tea which they drink daily, and the liquor to which they are so partial?
22210	Can we stop near your camp and pick up the food that you will throw away?"
22210	DEAR MR. LANDOR, Do you remember the night when we separated near Lama Chokden in Tibet, you to proceed towards Lhassa, and I to return to India?
22210	Had he come across some of his mates?
22210	Have we not yet reached it?"
22210	Have you any brothers and sisters?
22210	Have you not got a copy of my official report?
22210	Having come thus far, should I be compelled now to go back or give in, and be captured by the Tibetan soldiers whom I had so successfully evaded?
22210	How are your eyes and spine?
22210	How could we now turn back when so near our goal?
22210	How did the photographs which we took up at the Lippu Pass turn out?
22210	How many times had not my schemes been upset?
22210	How much do they want?"
22210	How spell?"
22210	I said to the Rongba,"what is that?"
22210	Is that the care you take of my notes and sketches?
22210	No doubt the satisfaction of going up high mountains is very great; but can it be compared to that of coming down?
22210	Or, as was more likely, had they been caught by the Jong Pen( the master of the fort), and been imprisoned and tortured?
22210	Should I dwindle painlessly away, preferring rest and peace to effort, or should I make a last struggle to save myself?
22210	THE BIOLOGICAL PROBLEM OF TO- DAY: Preformation or Epigenesis?
22210	Then you, sir, I, sir, five coolies, sir, start night- time, what clock?"
22210	Tumka hatte?_ Come, come, come quickly!
22210	Was what I saw before me real?
22210	Were the Tarjum''s men coming, preceded by their animals?
22210	Were these Tibetans trying to surprise us in our sleep, or could they be our men returning at last?
22210	Were we discovered?
22210	What have you done with them?"
22210	What is meaning?
22210	What is your name?"
22210	What is''kiang''in English?"
22210	What painter could do those mountains justice?"
22210	Where are you?"
22210	Why then should we expect them to be faithful to us?
22210	Will five do?"
22210	Would all the brides of the first man become the brides of the second?
22210	Would it be possible, I asked them, to get over the Lumpiya Pass or the still higher Mangshan?
22210	[ Illustration: THE LADY IN QUESTION]"''Why did you marry me?''
22210	[ Illustration: THE NERPANI ROAD]"Where are they?"
22210	[ Illustration: THE PHOTOGRAPH THAT CAUSED THE CHILD''S DEATH]"And how about your husband?"
22210	[ Illustration: WOMAN CARRYING CHILD IN BASKET]"_ Kiula tuku taka zando?_"("How many children have you?")
22210	[ Illustration: WOMAN CARRYING CHILD IN BASKET]"_ Kiula tuku taka zando?_"("How many children have you?")
22210	asked he inquisitively,"how long have you taken to come from Ladak?"
22210	or had he heard from the sepoys that they were in the neighbourhood?
22210	where has it gone?"
12818	But will he do nothing about the matter?
12818	How did you learn this?
12818	Is it possible that such a being as man can, according to law... become a slave even by his own consent?
12818	Is it really true that the authorities have been deceived, and did not know of this flagrant violation of the Ordinance to protect women and girls?
12818	What is this strange man doing here?
12818	Who among you will give ear to this? 12818 And where did Suey Ying come from? 12818 Are they not likely to exist in spite of laws against them, so long as human nature remains so frail? 12818 At this moment Mrs. Lau heard voices of men on her stairs, and said in alarm to A- Kan,The inspector is coming, looking for you, is n''t he?"
12818	Besides this long argumentative answer, one question must be answered:--Is it right to do or sanction wrong that good may come?"
12818	But from whence comes that danger of rudeness and insult or worse from which man is to protect woman?
12818	But need we go into further painful details?
12818	But to what purpose?
12818	But was that the truth?
12818	But what about working women?
12818	But what could a Chinese woman do in the face of such a debt?
12818	But what of the many young girls with whom exceptional conditions did not exist, when_ they_ were brought to the examination table?
12818	But what transpired when that Commission was held?
12818	But what would be the effect on any man having to administer such an Ordinance?
12818	But why should Americans be called upon to acquaint themselves with such loathsome details?
12818	But, what was the fashion of his uniform?
12818	By and by a woman came and offered to buy poor man''s little girl, and as he had but little food, he asks,''How much?''
12818	Can not?
12818	Did he attend the receptions of His Excellency and the Port Admiral?
12818	Do we not pretend that it is such to all who are oppressed?
12818	Do you believe God did that, reader?
12818	Do you wonder that these girls do not tell everybody who asks them that they are unwilling captives?
12818	Forsooth, to protect her from what?
12818	From what motive will you read our recital?
12818	Have not murder and stealing always existed?
12818	Here, again, it may be asked what are the precise relations of the acting Colonial surgeon to''our private hospitals?''
12818	How can we explain such a state of affairs?
12818	How could a Government that held slaves in its licensed brothels forbid Chinese residents holding slaves in their homes?
12818	How to administer them the Orient already knows, for has not the door to his domicile been already forced open by the Western trader?
12818	If she were sent to jail what would become of her little boy?
12818	Is it not quite likely it was from him she borrowed the money?
12818	Lonely and friendless, and poor, is she in no danger of a false accusation from malice or from error?
12818	Might she not in reality have been acting the part of"pocket- mother"to the girl?]
12818	Rattlesnakes, buffalo, lions, wildcats no more overrun the country, and why is this relation of"protector"still claimed?
12818	Reader, have you ever traveled on another''s ticket?
12818	She came and said to Tai Yau:"Who is this?"
12818	She is brought up the next day to be tried for the offence; but, before whom?
12818	She replied:"He said:''What can I do?
12818	Should not the entire country be one great city of refuge?
12818	So the three planned this campaign:"When is Detective---- coming?"
12818	The Attorney General:--"May I ask your Lordship to say on what charge?"
12818	The Judge asked,''Is this your own mother?''
12818	The Judge said,''Did anybody tell you to say all this?"
12818	The Judge said,''Did this woman give you birth?''
12818	The question naturally arises,--Are these women and girls free agents?
12818	Then were they likely to strike a blow at that slavery?
12818	Then why not license_ them_ in order to keep_ them_ under control?
12818	Then, will you continue to read from a worthier motive?
12818	To what other source indeed could they turn for a livelihood?
12818	Was he allowed precedence of chaplains, or how otherwise?
12818	Was he decorated on the abolition of his office, and allowed a good service pension?
12818	We asked,''How would a girl have to do in order to live in this house?''
12818	We asked,''If a girl should say that she_ did not_ want to be a prostitute what would be done?''
12818	We can not, without sin against humanity, ask the scoffer''s question,"Am I my sister''s keeper?"
12818	Were the informers punished for giving false evidence designed to work incalculable injury to five innocent women?
12818	What could they say?
12818	What did all the laws against man- stealing and slave- trading ever accomplish so long as the slave owner was allowed to keep his slave?
12818	What important event had to be discussed?
12818	What is to be thought of the character of such reports for the_ Public_, and such an_ Official Report_,"not_ intended_ to be_ published_"?
12818	What serious matter decided?
12818	What was the outcome of this dreadful arraignment of crimes against Chinese girls?
12818	What was then done?
12818	What was to be done?
12818	What, if the master is brutal, or the mistress jealous, becomes of the poor girl?
12818	Who can tell, moreover, what hopes or aspirations have been instilled into the minds of these girls?
12818	Who will hearken and hear for the time to come?"
12818	Why are not these societies broken up, root and branch?
12818	Why did she not turn him out of the house?
12818	Why should not the pursuer be turned back at the Golden Gate, rather than at the door of an exceptional home in San Francisco?
12818	Why should they shrink from it?
12818	Will it not be good to see something actually done and at once about that matter?
12818	Would the Mission try to save this poor girl?
12818	and was he expected to dine with the Bishop?
12818	or is he still in the service of''our religious and gracious Queen?''"
12818	what about the daughters, sisters and wives of working men, out, it may be, on an errand of mercy at night?
17002	Are such things right?
17002	Are these ecclesiastical bodies respectively Indian, Chinese, and African in their character?
17002	Are these the doctrines or policy of the Dutch Church?
17002	Are they, then, two- thirds of an integral part in America, and one- third of an integral part in England?
17002	Besides this, how shall we know which of them were converted through our instrumentality?
17002	But are these things so?
17002	But has it been more successful than the Mission at Amoy?
17002	But how and where has this test been applied, and found so satisfactory?
17002	But how, on this plan, can he possibly obtain them?
17002	But the point is, how can our disapproval of_ the mongrel Classis_ mar the peace of the Amoy brethren?"
17002	But will the plan of Synod give us any greater security for these things?
17002	But will they do it?
17002	Can it be that a policy which requires_ such constitutional changes_ can be the old and proper policy of our Church?
17002	Can the Board try them?
17002	Can they be designed to prejudice the Church at home against the ecclesiastical body which has grown up at Amoy?
17002	Can this be secured?
17002	Can you account for such things except by the energy of the Spirit of God?
17002	Can you not do the same now?
17002	Cannot-- ought not-- the Church change her policy if wrong, or if a better can be adopted?
17002	Do not different Denominations exhibit jealous rivalry in this land?
17002	Do you wish a similar result in China?
17002	Does that mean that we had no qualms of conscience about''submitting to the decision that had been reached?''
17002	General Synod?
17002	Has it been tested in China?
17002	Has it been tested in Japan?
17002	Hence the question has been put to us with all sincerity and gravity,"Is it a_ Classis_, or is it a_ Presbytery_?"
17002	How can they be secured?
17002	How should we designate such an act?
17002	I ask, is it possible for him thus to obtain justice?
17002	I have been asked, Why not bring this subject before the Church through the columns of the_ Christian Intelligencer_?
17002	In expecting to obtain this union, will it be said, that we are looking for a chimera?
17002	Is Chinese human nature different from American?
17002	Is every thing then to be regarded as_ unsettled_ and_ changeable_ but this policy of the Church?
17002	Is it because they were baptized by our Missionaries?
17002	Is it because they were converted through the instrumentality of the preaching of our Missionaries?
17002	Is it necessary to defend such acts?
17002	Is it not plain that the Church at home will not thus have a moiety of the control over her Missionaries she now has?
17002	Is it right to impose a yoke like this on that little Church which God is gathering by your instrumentality in that far- off land of China?
17002	Is it well that we should be disputing among ourselves concerning who shall have that credit which all belongs to Christ?
17002	Is the Classis, in evangelizing the heathen around, to operate through the Board, or the Board through the Classis?
17002	Is the Dutch Church a hierarchy?
17002	Is the Mission, then, to attend to all the evangelistic work, and the Classis to do nothing?
17002	Is the waste of time, of a year or more, nothing?
17002	Is this right?
17002	Is this the way to keep the Church at Amoy sound and pure?
17002	Is this, indeed, as the Committee assert, one of the"admitted principles"of our Church?
17002	It ought to be so, ought it not?
17002	May the Board of Missions, on mere report or suspicion, recall them without giving them a proper trial?
17002	May we not refer, without being charged with disrespect, to the Synod of Jerusalem as a proper example for our General Synod?
17002	May we not,_ must_ we not, correct them?
17002	No?
17002	On the plan proposed, what can the Church do with them?
17002	Or are there to be two distinct evangelistic policies carried on at Amoy, the one by the Mission, and the other by the Classis?
17002	Or is the Classis first to come over to the Synod, and so get to the Board in order to carry on the work around?
17002	Peter says,"Why tempt ye God to put a yoke upon the neck of the disciples, which neither we nor our fathers were able to bear?"
17002	Possibly( not probably) the question will be asked, why were these churches allowed originally to become one?
17002	The church grew, and in due time a Consistory was called for; must the work stop, because the Constitution had made no provision?
17002	The important question now is, what will be the result of this decision on the Church at Amoy?
17002	Then why form the connection?
17002	They might by the act of our Church, and_ a correlative act on their own part_, become an integral part of the Church in America?
17002	They would have been strictly correct if they had run as follows:"These Churches are_ all_( why say,''_ three at least_''?)
17002	We might have acted on such principles, but shall we be_ censured_ for not doing it?
17002	We must obey Synod, but may not the Church change or improve her decisions?
17002	What made them so?
17002	What then?
17002	What will be the difficulties when it becomes an_ Indian_ Classis?
17002	Who is the Lord of conscience?
17002	Why forget or ignore the fact that they are_ Evangelists_ and_ not Pastors_?
17002	Why is not the Dutch Church the principal Presbyterian body in this land?
17002	Why must we deprive the native Christians of the benefit of the collective wisdom of all the churches of like doctrine and order among them?
17002	Why not so?
17002	Why not?
17002	Why object to an ecclesiastical relationship exactly corresponding to, and required by, their office and position?
17002	Why strive to entail like evils on our Missionary churches?
17002	Why, then, such questions and suggestions?
17002	Will any one assert that the Classis thus formed at Amoy is not a Classis_ de facto_?
17002	Will it be said, there is no danger of such difficulty?
17002	Will it not seem to them that our Church is deficient in liberality, when they learn the decision of the last Synod?
17002	Would such a reflection have been cast on any other body of ministers in our Church?
17002	_ They conceived it to be their duty!_ Was it?
17002	and where shall the thousands of dollars of necessary expense come from?
17002	one of the"convictions in the mind of our Church, hardly separable in idea from its very existence?"
17002	one of the"old truths maintained through blood and flame?"
17002	or are they all_ essentially American_?
17002	or that they were in any sense under the control of those bodies?
889	Were you brought up in Europe and educated?
889	: What had Miss Carl been saying?
889	A little boy like you come to fight me?
889	After Miss Carl had left the Court, Her Majesty asked me one day:"Did she ever ask you much about the Boxer movement of 1900?"
889	After she had passed the camera she turned and asked my brother:"Did you take a picture?"
889	After that we return to the Sea Palace, and what can we do with this artist?
889	And even if this can be satisfactorily arranged, what about the Winter Palace in the Forbidden City?
889	And how do you know that these are my favorites and have placed them near me?
889	Another thing-- did you notice that Mrs. Conger handed a parcel to Miss Carl out in the courtyard when she came in?"
889	Are these good presents?
889	Are you all tired?"
889	Are you hungry?
889	Are you not dizzy turning round and round?
889	Are you standing on your head or feet?"
889	Before we had time to explain to her, she said:"I see, dresses with tails behind must be more dignified than short ones, am I right?"
889	Ca n''t they see that the veranda is wet?"
889	Can you guess what it is?"
889	Coming again?"
889	Continuing, she said:"By the way, how long will it take before this portrait is finished?"
889	Could you get Chinese food when you were abroad, and were you homesick?
889	Did any of the foreign ladies ever tell you that I am a fierce- looking old woman?"
889	Did n''t I tell you she was watching you when you pulled my sleeve?
889	Did you enjoy yourself while you were there, and do you wish to go back again?
889	Did you really study to acquire all those languages or was it drinking the water that gave them to you?"
889	Did you sleep at all?"
889	Do n''t you think that our own customs are much nicer?"
889	Do they consider me a man of character and do they think me clever?
889	Do you have to jump up and down with men?
889	Do you know how the Boxer rising began?
889	Do you remember what Her Majesty said to you?
889	Do you think they are beautiful?"
889	Do you think they, the foreigners, really like me?
889	Do you think you know enough Chinese to read this map?"
889	Does she speak Chinese?"
889	Evans?"
889	Has she found out yet that you are there simply to keep an eye upon her?"
889	He looked surprised and asked:"Can you take pictures, too?
889	Her Majesty exclaimed:"Why is it your head is upside down?
889	Her Majesty said to me:"Why ca n''t you win once?"
889	Her Majesty said:"I would like to see how you jump, can you show me a little?"
889	Her Majesty said:"Why must you change your clothes?
889	Her Majesty then enquired:"Do you think that this Artist lady will paint my picture to look black also?
889	Her Majesty turned to me and said:"Have you ever witnessed such an operation?"
889	Her Majesty walked along a little way, then laughed and said to me:"Do n''t I look more comfortable now?
889	How dare she suggest that you would say anything against Miss Carl?
889	How dare they give orders without receiving instructions from me first?
889	How did you learn?
889	How is Yu Keng?"
889	How is it?"
889	How would you like to look after her?
889	I can see that it is myself all right, but why is it that my face and hands are dark?"
889	I order you to bring all your things to this place, but what is your father going to do?
889	I told her that perhaps Mrs. Conger thought I wanted to advise her to refuse this request, but Her Majesty said:"What does that matter?
889	I was very much surprised to see Court ladies doing this kind of work and I said to myself, if I come here will I have to do this sort of thing?
889	I wonder who made that story up?
889	Is it bad luck?"
889	Is it true that the foreigners do n''t respect their parents at all- that they could beat their parents and drive them out of the house?"
889	Is that true?"
889	Is this dress only worn on certain occasions, or is it worn any time, even when gentlemen are present?"
889	Matters became worse day by day and Yung Lu was the only one against the Boxers, but what could one man accomplish against so many?
889	Now, where can we put her?
889	One day Her Majesty asked me:"What kind of medicine does a foreign doctor usually give in case of a fever?
889	Plancon say yesterday?
889	She again asked me what was my objection to getting married; was I afraid of having a mother- in- law, or what was it?
889	She again examined the portrait and said:"Why is it that one side of your face is painted white and the other black?
889	She asked me:"How do you like this kind of life?"
889	She asked:"Do you not think this food has more flavor than that prepared by the cooks?"
889	She came out and said:"I want to see you people eat; why is it that you are standing at the end of the table, the best dishes are not there?
889	She could not understand this at all, and exclaimed:"Why has this gone black?
889	She looked surprised and said:"Why did n''t you tell me that before?
889	She said that I had guessed right, and asked:"Do you know anything about this audience?
889	She said to me:"I know you can wear my shoes, for I tried yours on the first day you came, do n''t you remember?
889	She said:"How is it that these foreign ladies have such large feet?
889	She said:"If her brother has been in the Customs service for so long, how is it that she does n''t speak Chinese also?"
889	She said:"Oh, must you jump with music?"
889	She said:"What kind of a place is this wonderful Paris I have heard so much about?
889	She sat up on the bed, smiled, and said:"Are you glad to come back?
889	She smiled and asked:"Have you had a good rest?
889	Tell me, have you yet changed your opinion with regard to foreign customs?
889	Tell me, is not this so?"
889	That night one Court lady came over to me while I was sitting on the veranda and said:"I wonder if you will look nice in Manchu dress?"
889	Then I heard Her Majesty say to the Emperor,"Is that correct?"
889	Then she asked us:"Is it very tiring to hold half of your dress in your hand when you are walking?
889	Then she said:"Has anyone told you to put them away as soon as I am finished with them?
889	They asked:"Do you think you would like to live in this place, and how long do you intend to stay?"
889	This Li was indeed a bad and cruel man, and said:"Why not beat him to death?"
889	Was she really pleased?
889	What does the Emperor know?
889	What is dancing?
889	What is the general opinion amongst the foreigners regarding myself?
889	What is the matter with you?"
889	What is the use of changing everything?
889	When Her Majesty saw me, she asked me:"Where have you been?"
889	When will he be able to come to the Court?
889	When will it take place?"
889	While we were talking Her Majesty said that she felt chilly and asked:"Are you cold?
889	Who can the rest of the people be?
889	Who told you to come and wake me?"
889	Who told you?"
889	Why are your arms and neck all bare?
889	Why could n''t they leave China to deal with her own subjects and mind their own business a little more?
889	Why did n''t you show them to me before?"
889	Would n''t it be foolish to have a school at the Palace; besides, where am I going to get so many girls to study?
889	and on my brother answering that he had, Her Majesty said:"Why did n''t you tell me?
889	it is you, is it?
63233	''Are the Manchus capable of regeneration?'' 63233 ''Do you think the baby Emperor can be raised to be a capable sovereign for the nation?''
63233	''Has Yuan Shih K''ai any reason to love the Manchus?'' 63233 ''Has she any real power?''
63233	''How are they brought up in the palace and what is the influence of this upon their views about government?'' 63233 ''If the Monarchy is retained, what reforms should be made in the social life of the Court?''
63233	''What are the first things to be done in China to institute real reform?'' 63233 ''What is the chief source of their inefficiency-- does it lie in their characters, training, or habits?''
63233	''What kind of Government do you think is better for the present?
63233	''What kind of a woman is the present Empress Dowager?'' 63233 ''What part is she likely to play if the infant Emperor remains upon the throne under a Constitutional Government and Chinese Regency?
63233	''What part will the Manchus of all kinds play in China under a Constitutional or Republican Government?'' 63233 ''What sort of education and surroundings should he have?''
63233	''Who is, then, the real power among the Manchu nobility?'' 63233 ''Why are the Manchu princes and high officials so inefficient?''
63233	Are they? 63233 Are you quite sure that the Revolution will be permanently successful, that all China will become loyal to the Republican flag?"
63233	As regards business, do you think that Hankow will benefit in trade from the Revolution?
63233	But do n''t you think that that''s a funny sort of_ tao li_ for Chinese to kill Chinese?
63233	But do you think the Revolutionary party, as it is, strong enough to establish conditions which shall permanently make for peace and real progress?
63233	Do you think that Yuan Shih K''ai will be the first President?
63233	Have you any more to say?
63233	How often would you elect a President? 63233 Of course, you have been a Revolutionary for some years, have you not?"
63233	Well, will you be in favour of granting concessions to foreign syndicates for the development of mines and so on?
63233	What are you going to do now?
63233	What do you consider the main point upon which the two parties will have difficulty in seeing eye to eye about at the Peace Conference?
63233	Where to?
63233	Who are your political associates at this time?
63233	Who do you think you would ask to become the President-- Yuan Shih K''ai perhaps?
63233	Why, General Li, did the Revolution break out? 63233 After a moment I suggested:But Yuan Shih K''ai is one of your great friends, is he not?"
63233	Ah, who knew?
63233	And have you ever seen a cargo of human freight not knowing what to do to reach the shore or any place of safety?
63233	And imagining, think you that you could describe?
63233	Another Dynasty, or a Republic?
63233	Are we not all alike, subjects of the great Manchu Dynasty, and shall we not acquit ourselves like men in the service of the State?
63233	But I ask again, Can_ you_ imagine all this?
63233	But is there no way to avert it?
63233	But shall we?
63233	But what at?
63233	But what is the sum of it all?
63233	But what was happening elsewhere?
63233	But{ 286} what is the genius of any reform, and what are the elements which ensure its success?
63233	Ca n''t you stop this dreadful carnage?
63233	Can you tell me briefly the specific reason you assign for the outbreak to have taken place so suddenly?"
63233	Coming over to me, with sincerity shining in his eyes, he exclaimed:"Come, you''re a journalist; ca n''t you help us?
63233	Could a Republic solve these offhand?
63233	Did they think that the great bulk of the common people of China actually understood what the issues were?
63233	Do you not think, General Li, that Christianity will become more popular among the people as the country is opened up more?"
63233	Fighting was still heavy, but every moment made a difference-- and who knew but that those blind boys were being burnt alive?
63233	Have you ever noticed how soon a Chinese can spoil or totally destroy things in general?
63233	Have you ever seen a boat drifting on a rapid river?
63233	Have you ever watched a Chinese junk, ungainly and ugly perhaps, just going helplessly with the tide?
63233	How can they think that?
63233	I know that General Li Yuan Hung is anxious for a Republic, but do you think there are many who would rather see a Republic than anything else?"
63233	If further war were to come?
63233	If he is true, why does he not withdraw his army at once and let there be peace?
63233	If the present Dynasty would be overthrown, what would replace it?
63233	If we had agreed to your terms, had you any means of compelling the Manchu Government to fulfil its promises?
63233	In the battle of brains( as well as of bullets) who would prove to be the stronger man?
63233	Is China, the oldest, and to all outward seeming one of the most effete, of Oriental monarchies, fit for so vast a change?
63233	Is it not a well- known fact that every anti- Christian outbreak invariably brings misery to the stupid innocent people of the district concerned?
63233	Is not this a lamentable thing?
63233	Is there no way to save the lives and property of millions of people?
63233	Now how can they bear fine sons?
63233	Or would{ 193} a republic have a better prospect?
63233	Should Yuan Shih K''ai concede the point at issue and assent to a Republic, what then?
63233	Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, till eight o''clock in the morning-- after then, what?
63233	THE PEACE CONFERENCE-- A MONARCHY OR A REPUBLIC?
63233	The letter continued:"Are you not the most famous and most able man among the Chinese?
63233	The next point is, Who is to get it, and how is it to be got?
63233	The students rule the people-- who rules the students?
63233	Then--"Where do you come from?
63233	There will be need for foreign loans now more than ever?"
63233	They have decided cases unjustly, and what not?
63233	Was it Yuan?
63233	Was there to be any more fighting?
63233	What can they do with power?
63233	What do you want?
63233	What else are the mutations of the Yin and the Yang?
63233	What man could convert Szechuan, Kiangsi, Anhui, Kiangsu, Kwangtung, Kwangsi, Yunnan, Kweichow, Shansi, and Shensi to republicanism?
63233	What was she going to do?
63233	Who wants to protest against this thing?
63233	Why not meet and set younger civilisations an example in civics?
63233	Yuan was looked upon as being the great man who could make no false moves; Li was merely a trained soldier, and what could he know?
63233	{ 183}"Do you in Wuchang still hold out so strongly for the Republican form of government as you did?
63233	{ 185} CHAPTER XIII THE PEACE CONFERENCE-- A MONARCHY OR A REPUBLIC?
63233	{ 62} What nationality are you?"
63233	{ 81} CHAPTER VIII THE BURNING OF HANKOW Have you ever seen a fire-- a big fire?
37376	''What miscellaneous account of mine?'' 37376 ''Who''s a magician?''
37376	All were killed-- none were left?
37376	And is there security here?
37376	And now-- where is the fighting now-- have all the devils been driven into the sea?
37376	And those shoes?
37376	And were you afraid?
37376	And what have you done in the way of work?
37376	And what is your purpose in journeying when all is unsettled?
37376	And you?
37376	But are you sure that you can keep it there for many days?
37376	But give me to eat?
37376	But the dead-- what of the dead?
37376	But the year of the test, may I not learn the year?
37376	But where-- in what direction?
37376	But would you not show fear?
37376	But your full name?
37376	Certain powers are given: otherwise how comes it that the sword draws no blood?
37376	Do you wish to fight?
37376	Has he been here long?
37376	How could we know? 37376 How has this happened?"
37376	How is it possible to talk of security, when we fear at any moment the resumption of fighting? 37376 How is it that you who lack food have money?"
37376	How is it?
37376	How many coins? 37376 In the city--""And what is your name?"
37376	Is not that what I declared?
37376	Is that supposition true, do you think?
37376	Just as he was speaking the chirping of a small bird was heard in a tree, so they all asked the priest:''Listen to the bird; what is he saying?''
37376	Leave the boy alone-- go your way-- what have you to do with him?
37376	Tell me: was there not fighting here last month? 37376 That is all?"
37376	The city,he exclaimed in his rude, guttural voice,"would you see the city?"
37376	Then what will you do?
37376	Um,said the priest,"and how many such coins have you with you?"
37376	Up there was it that you saw it?
37376	Was that laughable or not?
37376	Well, is it good?
37376	Well, what do you say?
37376	Well-- what do you think of it?
37376	What can I do?
37376	What do you mean?
37376	What have you got to do with me and what have I to do with you?
37376	What is it-- what does the writing say?
37376	What is it?
37376	What is your Honourable intention?
37376	What is your name?
37376	What work?
37376	What would you?
37376	What''s a bad business?
37376	What''s the matter?
37376	What,cried the woman,"you would eat all our store for one small_ tiao_ of money?"
37376	Where are your relatives?
37376	Where do we go?
37376	Where do you come from?
37376	Where do you come from?
37376	Where is it?
37376	Where?
37376	Who gave you permission to go up there? 37376 Who is it that laughed?"
37376	Who is that?
37376	Who is your honourable Saint?
37376	Whose child is this?
37376	Whose money was it you carried?
37376	Whose money, I say?
37376	You would strike me with that?
37376	_ Lao- ho- shang_, have you noticed that an ear has dropped off?
37376	_ Shui_--(who is that)?
37376	''What do they say this time?''
37376	And should I give away from my small store when I may shortly be in need myself?"
37376	And the Sword Society, have we them also to expect?"
37376	And where is the money your mother gave you that I may feed you?"
37376	Are you ready?"
37376	As for renovation where shall I find funds?
37376	But almost at once she changed her mind and exclaimed irately:"What are you doing up there, ill- educated boy?"
37376	But is it not true that my gatekeeper was once a robber?
37376	But just then the girl asked:"Will you risk climbing up again?"
37376	But what do you do in the house?"
37376	But where was the foreign army-- where?
37376	But who was to do anything?
37376	But why did you wish to look over?"
37376	Do you understand?"
37376	Do you understand?"
37376	Do you understand?"
37376	Do you understand?"
37376	Had all been massacred?
37376	He tried again:"_ Yeh- yeh_( grandfather) can you not give me some comforting information about this neighbourhood?"
37376	He tried to calculate how many days had passed since he had left the capital-- was it six, seven or eight?
37376	How and when?"
37376	How could people travel when there were no conveyances for hire?
37376	How many times have you been warned that if you break orders you would be dismissed?"
37376	If I go who is there to insure safety?"
37376	If they did that to the men what would they not do to him?
37376	If you do n''t believe this what objection is there to your going and inquiring?''
37376	In any case it is too late to turn back, for whither should we go?"
37376	In smuggling, the account of the smuggled goods is always carried like that--""But then it may be known to others?"
37376	It was so rumoured in our locality?"
37376	My grandfather is the steward-- has no one told you?
37376	Now he went to the nearest foreign gateway, and accosting a man there asked:"Is there no place where I can most easily see all the foreigners?"
37376	Now the hands?"
37376	One of the guests at the table said,''Do you hear this bird?
37376	Still there was no doubt or hesitation in his reply:"How can I forget that Your Honour''s house gave me employment and food when I was in want?
37376	The boy stammered:"My full name?
37376	The priest eyed him suspiciously for a long time and at last commenced this interrogatory:"How far have you journeyed?"
37376	The resentment within him had faded, for was this not his father?
37376	Then he asked:"And you, will you follow the example of the others?"
37376	There will be no soldiers about, for what would soldiers be doing in marshes?
37376	Two snakes-- what did two snakes mean?
37376	Well-- he had travelled far and braved many risks-- was that not enough?
37376	Were they barking at some person or merely baying an evening salute?
37376	What did it mean?
37376	What did this mean?
37376	What does he say?''
37376	What is the nearest village?"
37376	What will be our lot then?"
37376	Where do you go?"
37376	Where have these eaters of foreign rice gone?"
37376	Where now were the watchers of crops?
37376	Whither should I flee even if there were the great danger since I am without parents?"
37376	Who will face danger willingly and not hesitate if by another way there is safety?
37376	Why had the others not done what they had undertaken to do?
37376	Why has it not come-- who is arresting its progress?
37376	Why indeed should any one mind?
37376	Why should n''t he run away, too?
37376	With trouble abroad how dare I venture out?
37376	Would they be allowed to proceed?
19665	Does that not sound familiar to thine ears? 19665 How have you eaten?"
19665	Thou hast seen her?
19665	25 Is there anything so wonderful as being the mother of a son?
19665	26 Dost thou know what love is?
19665	4 My Dear Mother, Dost thou remember Liang Tai- tai, the daughter of the Princess Tseng, thine old friend of Pau- chau?
19665	And what is our conscience but the inherited sum of countless dead experiences with all things good and evil?"
19665	Are not our ancestors in very truth our souls?
19665	Art thou dissatisfied with me?
19665	Art thou not glad that thou art in a far- off country?
19665	Art thou not tired of that far- off country?
19665	But why?
19665	But, instead, what have they done?
19665	Can I ever forget that day when I came to my husband''s people?
19665	Canst send me Feng- yi, who understands our customs?
19665	Canst thou hear her, and see her shake her head dolefully over the dismal fact that thou hast left the narrow way of Confucius and the classics?
19665	Canst thou imagine it?
19665	Canst thou imagine thy Mother''s face if a God from a stranger family was in the niche above the stove?
19665	Canst thou send me Wong- si for a few months?
19665	Did I say I disliked these foreigners?
19665	Did he not say frankly that he must consult his mother, and was he not honoured and given permission to come to his home to have thy blessing?
19665	Did not thy son have to ask thy leave before he would decide that he could go with His Highness to the foreign lands?
19665	Do I love thee?
19665	Do I speak strongly, my Mother?
19665	Does it bring back thy son?
19665	Does it bring thee happiness, my lord?
19665	Does it make a quick little catch in thy breath?
19665	Does not that make thee think of thy childhood''s days?
19665	Does thy pulse quicken at the thought that soon thou wilt be a father?
19665	Dost thou remember Chen- peh, who is from my province and who married Ling Peh- yu about two moons after I came to thy household?
19665	Dost thou remember him?
19665	Dost thou remember him?
19665	Dost thou remember it?
19665	Dost thou remember the Kwan- lin Pagoda?
19665	Dost thou remember the servant Cho- to, who came to us soon after I became thy bride?
19665	Dost thou remember the story over which the Chinese in all the Empire laughed within their sleeves?
19665	Dost thou remember the wife of Wang, the secretary of the embassy at London?
19665	Dost thou remember when first thou raised my veil and looked long into my eyes?
19665	For centuries untold, men have been able to support their wives; why enter the market- places?
19665	Have I done wrong?
19665	He said, just like a child,"Why should I go?
19665	How can I describe them to thee so that thou wilt understand?
19665	How can she feel, how can she know, that thing of gilded wood and plaster?
19665	How can they expect us to believe in this great Teacher when they themselves are doubtful of his message, and criticise quite openly their Holy Book?
19665	I do everything the same as if thou wert here, and in everything I say,"Would this please my master?"
19665	I often ask, when looking at my son, what is his gain?
19665	I said nothing-- what is the use?
19665	I said, quite calmly for me,"Thou meanest thou art choosing thy wife instead of allowing thy father and mother to choose her?"
19665	I said,"Do you want little eyes to fill with tears each time they see you coming across the courtyard?
19665	I said,"Is not four years of college in America enough?
19665	I said,"There are too many Gods-- why add a new one?
19665	I said,"Why, is she a friend of thy sister''s?"
19665	I sat back in my chair and looked at him, and said within myself,"Was ever mother blessed with such children; what may I next expect?"
19665	I say,"I am too old; I have suffered in the binding, why suffer in the unbinding?"
19665	I say,"Thou dost not understand?
19665	I was thinking,"Will he find me beautiful?"
19665	I wonder what will be the outcome of it all; if after all this turmoil and bloodshed China will really become a different nation?
19665	If a woman bear not sons for her lord, what worth her life?
19665	If it is true, should education and science make its teaching less authentic?
19665	If it were not for the kindly sun which dries them, how could they toil and work and drag the great rice- boats up to the water- gate?
19665	In this passage from the unknown to the unknown, this pilgrimage of life, which is the straight path, which the true road-- if indeed there be a Way?
19665	Is he not a God to them?"
19665	Is it not enough that they take care of the home, that they train the children and fulfill the duties of the life in which the Gods place women?
19665	Is it not ridiculous, little Mah- li needing a strong hand?
19665	Is not every action the work of the dead who dwell within us?
19665	Is there not work enough for our men in the province without going to that land of heat and sickness?
19665	Is this a long and tiresome letter, my Honourable Mother?
19665	My husband was bewailing the fact of the empty strong- box, and Wang said,"Why do n''t you do what I did when I was in command of the troops?
19665	My last letter was unhappy, and these little slips of paper must bring to thee joy, not sorrow, else why the written word?
19665	My wife, my sons, my home, my all, were within the walls; why go outside?"
19665	Now would this tortoise rather be dead and have its remains venerated, or be alive and wagging its tail in the mud?"
19665	Of what use is it in the end?
19665	Of what worth that clothing lying in that box of camphor- wood?
19665	Oh, Mother mine, why didst thou send to me that priest of thine?
19665	Oh, dear one, dost thou understand that, to a woman who loves, her husband is more than Heaven, more than herself?
19665	Shall we insist that they return to the old regime and learn nothing but embroidery?
19665	She gave her sleep; and who can blame her?
19665	She was cold, and thy Mother came to me so gently and said,"Kwei- li, hast thou no clothing for the child that was found by thy servants?"
19665	Should we think of that thing which is in each of us and which we call''I''should it be''I''or''they''?
19665	Sometimes I think,"If something should happen; if the Gods should be jealous of my happiness and I should not see thee more?"
19665	Their courtesy, what is it?
19665	Then he thought,"If there is ater here for me, why not for all this great city of many tens of thousands?"
19665	What can we do?
19665	What do I do?
19665	What is honour, what is this country, this fighting, quarrelling, maddened country, what is our fame, in comparison to his dear life?
19665	What is it that has given these men this marvellous adaptability to all conditions, however hard they may seem?
19665	What is life?
19665	What is our pride or shame but the pride or shame of the unseen in that which they have made?
19665	What is progress?
19665	What is the true answer; where may we find it?
19665	What is there to compare in binding power to the family customs of our people?
19665	What will become of the filial piety that has been the backbone of our country?
19665	What will they do to gain their food in this great country which is already full to over- flowing?
19665	When wilt thou come to me, thou keeper of my heart?
19665	Whence do I come; where do I go?
19665	Where is there one so autocratic in her own home as a Chinese mother?
19665	Which is the Way, which path to God is broad enough for all the world?
19665	Which is the best?
19665	Whose holy book holds the key that will open wide the door?
19665	Why can not we, with our unlimited numbers, make an army that will cause our country to be respected and take its place among the powers of the world?
19665	Why can they not take what is best for an Eastern woman from the learning of the West, as the bee selects honey from each flower, and leave the rest?
19665	Why could they not have left thy son for thee to see?
19665	Why four years''separation to prepare to go to that college?
19665	Why then not set our hearts at rest, why wear the soul with anxious thoughts?
19665	Why, Mother- mine, didst thou send the old priest from the temple down here?
19665	Why, then, should our young people be ashamed of their country''s learning?
19665	You ask me how I pass my days?
609	Ca n''t you spare a glance? 609 After all, the main question is, does a sensational play exercise a beneficial or a pernicious influence over the audience? 609 Again, can Americans say that they are happier than the Chinese? 609 Air in a closed cage must be mischievous, and what are ill- ventilated rooms but vicious air cages, in which mischiefs of all sorts breed? 609 America professes to believe in publicity, and what ispublicity"but the open window and the open door?
609	American versus Chinese Civilization( Continued) The question has often been asked"Which are the civilized nations?"
609	Are not many women practically governed by their husbands, whose word is their law?
609	Are there not many in their midst who are friendless and penurious?
609	Are they happier than others?
609	Are they indeed so"highly civilized"as to be in all respects worthy paragons to the so- called semi- civilized nations?
609	Are they not swayed in politics by their"bosses", and do not many of them act and vote as their bosses dictate?
609	But are they perfectly free, and are they really independent?
609	But do Chinese really make good husbands?
609	But what have been the advantages to Great Britain?
609	But when a serious play ending tragically is put on the boards is that amusement?
609	But who wishes to attack her?
609	But why not consent to allow the cardinal principles of morality to be taught in every school?
609	Does not this indicate that the intellect of the American woman is equal, if not superior, to that of the men?
609	Does the superior cunning and intellect of man warrant his taking life for fun?
609	During the Russo- Japan War was it not the yellow race that displayed the superior intelligence?
609	First, as regards the weather, does woman''s dress protect her from the cold?
609	Have they succeeded in prolonging their lives?
609	Have we got a chance?
609	How does this compare with the states in America?
609	I should like to know how many persons pay even a little attention to this important subject of pure air breathing?
609	If so, why?
609	If this high- toned doctrine continues where will it end?
609	In addition to the suggestions I have made, may I be pardoned another?
609	In domestic circles are not many husbands hen- pecked by their wives, because they, and not the men, rule the roost?
609	In his home and his office has he not enough to engage his serious attention, and to frequently worry his mind?
609	In society are they not bound by conventionalities and, dare they infringe the strict rules laid down by the society leaders?
609	In the matter of dress also are they not slaves, abjectly following new- fangled fashions imported from Paris?
609	Is anything more important than that which concerns their health and comfort?
609	Is it advisable to adopt a similar system in the United States?
609	Is it for the purpose of emigration?
609	Is it for the purpose of trade?
609	Is it not amusement?
609	Is it not good for both to learn the same subjects?
609	Is it to be wondered at that American servants have different manners from their brethren in other countries?
609	Is it worth his while to dress and spend an evening watching a performance which, however skilfully played, will make him no happier than before?
609	Is not the slogan of nationality, to a great extent, the root of the evil?
609	Let me ask again what is the object of nations seeking new possessions?
609	Now Hongkong is a self- supporting colony, but what benefits do the British enjoy there that do not belong to everyone else?
609	Now does the dress of Americans meet these requirements?
609	Now what is Civilization?
609	Ought a free and independent people to live after this fashion?
609	Should such people be denied admission into Australia, Canada, or the United States?
609	Should we encourage such artful devices?
609	Sir, strive to keep the world in its original simplicity-- why so much fuss?
609	That which is good for a boy to learn is it not equally advisable for a girl to know, and vice versa?
609	The Importance of Names"What''s in a name?
609	The name of Emperor may be distasteful to some, but may not a new meaning be given to it?
609	The theater, as I have already said, was in several countries religious in its origin; why not use it to elevate people indirectly?
609	Then I said to the young lady,"Will you accept his offer?"
609	This science is undoubtedly of the first importance, but what advantage is good birth if afterward life is poisoned with foul air?
609	To the query,"What about the nations in the East?"
609	Was I to be blamed for wondering if the elevator would be my coffin?
609	What about the sufferings of pugilists who take part in the prize- fights, in which so many thousands in the United States delight?
609	What benefit does he receive from witnessing a tragedy?
609	What effect will this have on mankind?
609	What pleasure can there be in being tricked?
609	What right have we to wantonly kill these harmless and defenseless birds flying in the air?
609	What, I ask, is the advantage of adding to national territory?
609	What, however, we may ask, is the object of the theater?
609	When he said this did he think of the way the women of his country dress when they go to a ball?
609	When such a state of things exists can international peace be perpetuated?
609	When the matter is further pressed and it is asked,"What about China?"
609	When you purchase a knife do n''t you expect to use it?
609	Whence but from himself?
609	Why are the world''s armaments constantly increasing?
609	Why do we dress at all?
609	Why not convene an international congress to decide as to the best form of dress for men and women?
609	Why not go a step further and preach through a play?
609	Why should not hostesses make as much effort to stimulate the minds of their guests as they do to gratify their palates?
609	Why should such matters invariably be remanded to formal conferences and set speeches?
609	Why should the world assume a depressing monotony of costume?
609	Why should we allow nature''s diversities to disappear?
609	Why then forbid cockfighting or bull- baiting?
609	Will not occasion be found to test those war implements and to utilize the naval and military men?
609	Will not such a policy create mutual sympathy between the sexes?
609	Will some one inform me why so many varieties of wines are always served on American tables, and why the sparkling champagne is never avoidable?
609	Will the great American nation still refuse to consent to this?
609	Will the twentieth century witness the collapse of our present civilization?
609	With their genius for invention why have they not discovered means to safeguard themselves so that they can live longer on this earth?
609	Would not the exclusionists in those countries profit by association with them?
609	what differs more than man from man, And whence that difference?
15125	But can you govern the empire on horseback? 15125 Has he been called to account?"
15125	Is it not evident that whatever spark caused the explosion, the nitro- glycerin that made it possible came from the boycott? 15125 Shall I then have no tidings of mankind?
15125	Suppose,said one of his students,"that Shun''s father had killed a man, would Shun, being king, have allowed him to be condemned?"
15125	We beg your pardon, we know enough about Asia; but what of America-- does polygamy flourish there?
15125	What are his merits?
15125	What is to hinder us from doing what those islanders have done?
15125	A helpless fugitive, how could she conceive that fortune held in reserve for her brighter days than she had ever experienced?
15125	And is she not at this moment taking the medicine of Japan?
15125	Are not the same to be seen all the way from Afghanistan to Dahomey?
15125	Are the Chinese hostile to these branches of missionary work?
15125	But do we not know how it has been fostered in China?
15125	But how about the preaching missionary and the teaching missionary?
15125	But is there not a deplorable difference between the conditions under which it is used in the two countries?
15125	But what do they think now, when they see cabinets and chambers of commerce compelled to reckon with the British of the North Pacific?
15125	But what of the feeling towards religious missions?
15125	But where would he look for the third?
15125	But why extend the gruesome list?
15125	But will they not see it when the trolleys run?
15125	Chinese authors assert that it was sent in search of the"elixir of life,"but do they not distort everything in the history of the First Hwang- ti?
15125	Could Hebrew or Arab hospitality surpass it?
15125	Could he have been less humane in the treatment of his new subjects?
15125	Did not China after a trial of European methods also relapse during the Boxer craze into her old superstitions?
15125	Did she hate the foreigner for driving her away, or did she thank him for her repeated restoration?
15125	Do not these specimens show a laudable attempt to simulate a free press?
15125	Do our Chinese friends wish to be looked on as Quakers, or do they desire to fraternise freely with the people of the great West?
15125	Do they not announce more clearly than the batteries which command the waterway the coming of a new China?
15125	Does not China do the same when she mistakes hostility to foreigners for patriotism?
15125	Had they not made war on China ten years before because they could brook no rival in the peninsula?
15125	Has not Carlyle shown in his"Sartor Resartus"how the Philosophy of Clothes is fundamental to the history of civilisation?
15125	Has not hatred of the foreigner been mistaken for patriotism, and been secretly instigated as a safeguard against foreign aggression?
15125	Have we not seen her in that splendid portrait executed by Miss Carl, and exhibited at St. Louis?
15125	He expired on the island of Shang- chuen or St. John''s, exclaiming"O rock, rock, when wilt thou open?"
15125	How could China be opened; how was a stable equilibrium possible so long as foreign powers were kept at a distance from the capital of the Empire?
15125	How could they tolerate the intrusion of Russia?
15125	How does her period of probation compare with that of her neighbour?
15125	If she makes things easy for China this time, will it not be because the Republic is engaged in mortal combat with the Roman Church?
15125	If so, might it not be possible to wrest the sceptre from their feeble grasp, and emancipate the Chinese race?
15125	If stocks pay well, why should not the Government hold them?
15125	If we of the Yellow Race only stand together, What foreign power will dare to molest us?
15125	If we suspect the artist of flattery, have we not a gallery of photographs, in which she shows herself in many a majestic pose?
15125	In China does not the coming of a parliament involve the previous issue of a Magna Charta?
15125	In view of these facts, what wonder that Chinese newspapers are discussing the question of a national religion?
15125	Is flattery possible to a sunbeam?
15125	Is it merely tributary or is it a portion of the Chinese Empire?
15125	Is it not because greatness in these higher realms requires patient thought for due appreciation?
15125	Is it not probable that the same view of the situation flashed on the minds of all three simultaneously?
15125	Is it not probable that their representations, backed by the viceroy, moved the hand that sways the sceptre?
15125	Is it not probable that they were occupied in making good their claim to the nine provinces emblazoned on the tripods?
15125	Is it not therefore a fair question whether the maintenance of these old restrictions is desirable or politic?
15125	Is it not to be regretted that the Chinese are excluded from the Philippines?
15125	Is not China in danger of being left to the fate which her friends have sought to avert?
15125	Is not woman a slave, though called a wife, in a society where such things are allowed to go with impunity?
15125	Is there a people in either hemisphere that can afford to look on with indifference?
15125	May we not look forward with confidence to a time when China shall be found in the brotherhood of Christian nations?
15125	Might we not call the place the Temple of Cain?
15125	On one occasion a feudal prince asked the question,"How heavy are these tripods?"
15125	One may ask, too, would Japan have come to terms so readily if she had not seen her huge neighbour bowing to superior force?
15125	One of the princes asking him,"How do you know that I have it in me to become a good ruler?"
15125	Say, when shall we next meet together?
15125	Shall we describe such manifestations as hysteria, hypnotism, or hypocrisy?
15125	Should they turn back or push ahead?
15125	That he was allowed to do so-- does it not speak as much for the morality of Ts''in as for the courage of Lin?
15125	The new education requires new tests; but what is to hinder their incorporation in the old system?
15125	The question arises, did we know her in person and character?
15125	The question no doubt arises in the mind of the reader, Will China succeed in freeing herself from bondage to this hateful vice?
15125	To him a golden dream, will it ever be a reality to his people?
15125	Too late for Port Arthur, might they not reënforce Vladivostok and save it from a like fate?
15125	Was it not the satisfaction of a gladiator who seated himself on the throne of the Cæsars in a burning amphitheatre?
15125	Was not this a sure sign that their divine commission had been withdrawn by the Court of Heaven?
15125	We heartily approve the practice of Europe, but what of Africa?"
15125	What better evidence than that he has kept himself on top of a rolling log for thirty years?
15125	What but that impelled her to seek for it a second terminus on the Gulf of Pechili?
15125	What but that led her to construct the longest railway in the world?
15125	What but that motive led her, in 1858, to demand the Manchurian seacoast as the price of neutrality?
15125	What did we think when she tore up the track and dumped it in the river?
15125	What feeling of unity can exist so long as the people are divided by a babel of dialects?
15125	What influence can we presume on when our commodities are shut out, not by legislative action but as a result of popular resentment?
15125	What may we not expect when the women learn to read, and when education becomes more general among men?
15125	What of the other 14,000?
15125	What shall be said of the successors of Cheng- wang?
15125	What use had they for books on that subject, so long as they held no intercourse on equal terms with foreign countries?
15125	What was the case of those singing girls under the age of fifteen, of whom you spoke last week, but a form of slavery?
15125	What was the real object of that strange expedition?
15125	What, for example, was the lady from Szechuen doing but carrying on a customary[ Page 299] form of the slave traffic?
15125	When these changes come, what will be left of this queer antique?
15125	Where could it be, if not in that very channel?
15125	Where is there another conqueror in the annals of the world who has such solid claims to everlasting renown?
15125	Where there was no tribute and no command, why send them?
15125	Who says the Chinese are not original?
15125	Who will find us a man to take them in hand and keep them in place?"
15125	Why did they not enact a law that no man should surpass the longevity of his father?
15125	Why sought this mountain den?
15125	Why?
15125	Will not the new arts and sciences of the West convince them that their Sage was not omniscient?
15125	Will they persist in burning incense before it to disguise its ill- odour, or will they bury it out of sight at once and for ever?
15125	Would not the future of that archipelago be brighter if the shiftless native were replaced by the thrifty Chinaman?
43549	And how long will he remain there?
43549	Are you all Ladakis?
43549	But is it not possible that the prisoner may speak to the monk who pushes the_ tsamba_ dish into the loophole? 43549 But what happens if he is ill?
43549	But who are you?
43549	But why? 43549 Did I not tell you that I was not going to Khotan by the ordinary route, but by roundabout ways which would demand at least two months?"
43549	Did you not promise to give me the black horse in exchange for butter? 43549 Does the Sahib remember me?"
43549	Does the road cross over high passes?
43549	Has he relations?
43549	Has that ever happened?
43549	How long has he lived in the darkness?
43549	How old is he?
43549	Is it not beautiful?
43549	Is it not just as wrong to kill sheep and eat their flesh?
43549	Is not our country hard and terrible to live in? 43549 May he never come out again into the daylight before his death?"
43549	Tell us, Bombo Chimbo, is it you, with your glass and measuring instruments, that is keeping back the rain this year? 43549 Then he must have enough light to read by?"
43549	What are the names of the others?
43549	What colour is he?
43549	What does Lobsang think?
43549	What horse is that?
43549	What if we have to stay here till the lake freezes over, four months hence?
43549	What is it?
43549	What is the name of the lama who is now walled up in this cell?
43549	What is to be done? 43549 What is to be done?"
43549	What man is that?
43549	What would you do if I quietly disappeared one night? 43549 Whence have you come?"
43549	Where does the lake lie?
43549	Where has he come from?
43549	Where have you come from?
43549	Which of you is my cook?
43549	Who is the caravan bashi?
43549	Why do you weep?
43549	You are then eleven men altogether-- three Lamaists and eight Mohammedans?
43549	You never know, then, how he is?
43549	You will perhaps allow two of my own servants to carry a letter from me to Gyangtse?
43549	And he thinks:"What is a short earthly life in darkness compared to the glorious light of eternity?"
43549	And if we tried to slink through to Rudok and thence make eastwards?
43549	And then?
43549	Are you mad?
43549	Are you well armed?"
43549	But does he clearly conceive what this means?
43549	But how much water flows to the lake by underground passages which we could not measure?
43549	But how would that be possible?
43549	But tell me why you have come back again?
43549	But would it be prudent to advance further into Nepal?
43549	Can not he get help?"
43549	Did I not tell you expressly to take barley for 2½ months?"
43549	Did it actually exist?
43549	Did you not obey my orders?
43549	Does he not hear what we are saying, or, at least, that some one is talking outside his den?"
43549	Every time I write in my diary"the first,"I wonder what the new month holds in its lap-- new discoveries or new disappointments?
43549	Had I not already brought about Hlaje Tsering''s fall, and would I cause the new Governor of Naktsang to meet the same fate?
43549	Had he gone quite off his head?
43549	Had he got lost, or was he a scout sent out to see if the ice were broken up on the lakes to the north?
43549	Had you not enough last year, when you were obliged to leave the country by the road to Ladak?
43549	Had, perchance, the horses strayed away?
43549	Has the Gossul monastery been changed by some whim of the gods into an air- ship which is bearing us away to another planet?
43549	Have you brought me a message?"
43549	He had 2500 rupees with him; had he decamped, or had he been robbed?
43549	He said himself that he would crawl to Shyok, but how was he to get across the river?
43549	Here you have me again; what do you mean to do with me?"
43549	How far would this snow extend?
43549	How has it been produced, since the lake is quite peaceful?
43549	How have you found the way?
43549	How is that possible, and why are you come?"
43549	How seldom are all these conditions fulfilled?
43549	How was this to be done?
43549	How would it all end?
43549	I clapped him on the shoulder, saying,"Do you know me again, Pemba Tsering?"
43549	I could not avoid Rawling''s and Deasy''s country, but what did it matter?
43549	In Turkestan one simply encamps when a storm comes on, but what is the use of encamping to await the end of a storm which lasts thirty days?
43549	In a corner surely waves a Swedish flag?
43549	Is June to be reckoned among the winter months?
43549	Is not the Bombo Chimbo''s country( India) better?"
43549	It is very kind of you to say so, but would it not be better if you were to love your own country a little more?
43549	Late at night two horsemen rode past our camp; the watchmen called out"Who''s there?"
43549	May I hear which way you really wish to take?"
43549	Mundang is marked on the English maps of Nepal, but who was Lo Gapu,"the King of the Southern Land"?
43549	Nothing could be done with the leather waistcoat and the fur coat; they would not be dry by night, but what did it matter?
43549	On the morning of May 27 the weather was really fine after a minimum of only 23 °; had the spring come at last?
43549	Or what did I mean?
43549	Shall we leave it on the right or left?
43549	Shall we turn back?
43549	Should I never cross the Trans- Himalaya again?
43549	Should we be able to cross it with our little caravan?
43549	Should we be successful, and be able to complete this exceedingly important meridional traverse through an unknown part of Tibet?
43549	Should we succeed, or should we be forced back when we had traversed only half the distance across the blank space?
43549	Should we try to make a road along which the animals could be helped over the blocks by the united strength of the men?
43549	Should we venture in our little canvas boat on the lake, exposed to all the winds?
43549	Should we venture to creep along the shore southwards so as to reach a point opposite the camp?
43549	Stags''horns are set up on a_ mani_ heap; where do they come from?
43549	Then the thought shot through my mind:"Is the boat moored securely?
43549	Was it now the turn of the men after half the caravan had been lost?
43549	Was it one of the men who had been drowned in the winter?
43549	We are a little beyond the promontory; would it not be better to turn back?
43549	We are certainly past the early days of August, but is it possible that autumn is already beginning?
43549	We see the boat filling slowly-- shall we reach the bank before it sinks?
43549	Were the dogs keeping together, or were they seeking us along different paths, having lost each other?
43549	Were they afraid of us or were they suspicious?
43549	Were they spies?
43549	Were we hurt at all, and would we come up into the monastery and spend the night in their warm rooms?
43549	What could the Tibetans be thinking of?
43549	What did they want?
43549	What do you mean to do then?"
43549	What has become of the earth, if all is sky and clouds?
43549	What if I went down into Nepal and came back again into Tibet by unguarded roads?
43549	What if we went through the Chang- chenmo valley to Pamzal and the Lanak- la?
43549	What in the world did this mean?
43549	What is the use of looking forward to spring when the days are darker as time goes on?
43549	What is your occupation?"
43549	What news?"
43549	What shall we do then?
43549	What would she do when night came down with its dreadful darkness and its prowling wolves?
43549	What would they say, what would they do, if we were drowned like cats in this raging lake?
43549	Where are the others?"
43549	Where was she?
43549	Which was more expedient-- to travel north- east or south- west?
43549	Who was he?
43549	Why do you ask the names of the valleys?"
43549	Why had we not started an hour earlier, instead of watching the religious ablutions of the Hindus?
43549	Why have you come back again?"
43549	Why have you travelled in winter?
43549	Why is the beautiful view concealed and the daylight excluded?
43549	Why then do you travel by this dangerous side route?
43549	Will you agree to accompany me to Kamba Tsenam''s tent, four days''journey from here?
43549	Will you instead have the kindness to follow us to Semoku by the Tsango, on the_ tasam_, which is only two days''journey to the south- west?
43549	Would he keep his word?
43549	what was she doing at this moment?
14345	What is my crime?
14345	Which side will win the war? 14345 And as the Powers will be afraid of a second world- war, who will come to our aid? 14345 And why must it be so? 14345 And yet is there no plan possible whereby she may be saved? 14345 At what precise moment will that occur? 14345 But at this season of construction and dire crisis how shall these mutual suspicions find a place? 14345 But can we suspect the troops-- so long trained under the Great President-- of such unworthy conduct? 14345 But do they even know whether the Great President has taken the least part in connection with the phantasies of the past four months? 14345 But what a year and what a day we are now living in? 14345 Can it be imagined that Chang Hsun is actuated by a patriotic motive? 14345 Can it be possible that Chang Hsun has acted in the interest of the Ching House? 14345 Can it be possible that you have never heard of this and thus raise this extraordinary subject without any cause? 14345 Can our authorities firmly make up their mind to solve this Chinese Question by the actual carrying out of this fundamental principle? 14345 Can such a man blame his wife for immorality after marriage? 14345 Can you find any person who is able to be at the head of the state besides His Excellency Yuan Shih- kai? 14345 Can you gentlemen bear to see this come to pass? 14345 Can you tell me anything along that line? 14345 Could you not at that time have brought out an essay by one of the great scholars of the world as a subject for discussion? 14345 Could you not have cited the cases of American republics as a warning for us that these republics were by no means peaceful? 14345 Did it not heap persecution and humiliation on me to the utmost of its power and resources? 14345 Did we recognize it as such? 14345 Do not the Sages say:In dealing with the people aim at faithfulness?"
14345	Do they know that the Great President has, on many occasions, sworn fidelity before high Heaven and the noon- day sun?
14345	Do you not know that you, as citizens of the Republic, must in duty bound observe the Constitution and obey the laws and mandates?
14345	Do you not realize that the State is a thing of great importance and should not be disturbed carelessly?
14345	Do you still doubt my words?
14345	Do you think this provision is not sufficient to avert the terrible times which you have just described?
14345	Do you understand?
14345	Do you wish to select a person other than the Great President?
14345	Does not the last ray of hope for China depend on this?
14345	For who can replace the Great President in coping with our numerous difficulties?
14345	Have we not seen the example of Korea?
14345	How can we stand as a nation if such a state of affairs is allowed to continue?
14345	How in such circumstances was it possible to keep alive absolutism?
14345	How then can one rule the people when he"eats"his own words and tears his own oath?
14345	If not, then are we going to ask the President to form a responsible cabinet under a figurehead monarch?
14345	If our industries are not developed, how can we expect to be strong?
14345	If so, then what do you take the President for?
14345	If the South rises in arms against this measure, what explanation can the Central Government give?
14345	If the branches are all withered, how can the trunk continue to grow?
14345	In plain words, is the person in our mind the President?
14345	In such circumstances, how can you devise a general policy for the country which will last for a hundred years?
14345	In these circumstances what did he do?
14345	In these circumstances, how can one hope to send forth his orders to the country in the future, and expect them to be obeyed?
14345	Is fiction mixed with fact-- are these only"trial"drafts, or are they real documents signed, sealed, and delivered?
14345	Is it a misfortune for my words or a misfortune to the Country?
14345	Is it because no one except a foreign doctor can discover such facts?
14345	Is it not the greatest misfortune to set up an example that can not be handed down as a precedent?
14345	Is it not then a vital necessity for Japan to solve at this very moment the Chinese Question?
14345	Is it too much to dream of such a consummation?
14345	Is not Persia a monarchy?
14345	Is not Russia a monarchy?
14345	Is not Turkey a monarchy?
14345	Is not this highly advisable?
14345	Is such a course a charitable way of doing things?
14345	Is that true?
14345	Is the man you have in mind the present President?
14345	Is this not a great injustice to native merchants?
14345	Is this not a service to humanity and the true spirit of civilization?
14345	Let us ask Mr. Yang if the activities of the Chou An Hui, of which he is the President, are acts within the bounds of law?
14345	Mencius says,"Am I argumentative?
14345	Mr. Ko: But why is it that there is no hope of China ever becoming rich?
14345	Mr. Ko: Can I know something about the contents of our future constitution in advance?
14345	Mr. Ko: How is it that should China desire wealth and strength she must first adopt the constitutional form of government?
14345	Mr. Ko: I do not understand why it is that a monarchy should be established before the constitutional form of government can be formed?
14345	Mr. Ko: What do you mean by honesty?
14345	Mr. Ko: What do you mean by the proper method of procedure?
14345	Mr. Ko: Why is it that there is no hope of China''s becoming strong?
14345	Mr. Ko: Why is it that you say there is no hope for China having a Constitutional Government?
14345	Mr. Ko: Why so?
14345	Now has that anything to do with the change or not of the form of State?
14345	Now what have these things to do with a change in the form of the States?
14345	Otherwise tell me what you have got to say?
14345	Pray, how large is Germany''s share of the Boxer indemnity?
14345	Shall we then make the present President a monarch?
14345	Should they advocate the continuance of the Republic or suggest a change for a monarchy?
14345	The proverb says,"If now, why not then?"
14345	The question I would ask in plain words is, who is the person you have in your mind as the future Emperor?
14345	The reason?
14345	Then it may be asked why not fix upon one man instead of upon three since you have already deprived the people of part of their freedom?
14345	They have asked the question:--"Who has invited the disaster, and brought upon us such great disgrace?"
14345	To whom shall I speak?"
14345	Was there, then, evasion, on the part of China?
14345	What attitude then should those who have the good of the nation at heart, take under the present circumstances?
14345	What do the people of our day mean by advising and urging the President to ascend the throne?
14345	What has no parents?"
14345	What is that thought-- whither does it lead?
14345	What is the remedy?
14345	What obligations had I to the then Imperial House?
14345	What policy has been followed to solve the Chinese Question?
14345	What preparations are being made to meet the combined pressure of the Allies upon China?
14345	What proper means shall we employ to maintain our influence and extend our interests within this ring of rivalry and competition?
14345	What shall we do with the President if we find another man?
14345	What then could have prompted me to aspire to the Throne?
14345	What was the foreign response-- the official response?
14345	What was this Central Government?
14345	Where were you then, advocates of monarchy?
14345	Wherein then is there need of doubt or fear?
14345	Who dares to contend for the Throne?
14345	Who then can claim the right to drag our Great President into unrighteousness for the sake of vanity and vainglory?
14345	Who will dare disobey the behests of the Great President if he should elect to open his heart and follow the path of honour and unbroken vows?
14345	Why do they not do so?
14345	Why is it that the attempt to introduce constitutional government during the last years of the Manchu Dynasty proved a failure?
14345	Why should we not think out and lay down a plan beforehand?
14345	Why should we wait for the spontaneous uprising of the revolutionists and malcontents?
14345	Why stir the peaceful water and create a sea of troubles by your vain attempt to excite the people and sow seeds of discord for the State?
14345	Why then should I blame others?
14345	Why then should we talk about exchange of privileges and rights?
14345	Why then should we traffic for these things at the risk of grave dangers to the nation?
14345	Why then such unrest?
14345	Why?
14345	Will it be wise to place so valuable a personage in so idle a position at a time when the situation is so extremely critical?
14345	Will not this then be indeed a bonâ fide proof of our friendly relations?
14345	Would the South remain silent respecting this outrageous measure?
14345	or any other person?
34199	About how many inhabitants has Thaï-ouan, the capital?
34199	And I suppose there is ever so much traffic on it?
34199	And are there many Christians in China now?
34199	And are there many holidays at Chinese schools?
34199	And ca n''t they be cured, father?
34199	And did it keep out the Tartars?
34199	And did they not let him off,Leonard asked,"as the son had suffered so much for him?"
34199	And do children often worship at their parents''tombs?
34199	And do people really sell their children?
34199	And he is a living man?
34199	And he suffered all that?
34199	And how long were they in Formosa?
34199	And in this case was the real culprit ever found out?
34199	And is anything more done for the dead after this except worship being paid to them?
34199	And that of the other convert?
34199	And what do those characters mean?
34199	And what does''Yantze- kiang''mean?
34199	And what is the height of the wall, father?
34199	And what sort of dress does he wear?
34199	And what''s done on his first birthday?
34199	And, father,he said later,"I wonder why so many of them wear turbans?
34199	Are all Chinese parents so silly as to have their little girls''feet bandaged?
34199	Are the priests very good men?
34199	Are these people rich or poor?
34199	But how are these letters made to''arrive?''
34199	But what is the use of preparing feasts for the dead?
34199	But what shall give us comfort? 34199 But who, then, is the great Lama?
34199	Can I forget thy cares, from helpless years Thy tenderness for me?
34199	Can a mandarin be punished when he does wrong?
34199	Che- fan,or"Have you eaten your rice?"
34199	Did grandfather make many converts?
34199	Did you ever go into a boy''s school, father?
34199	Did you ever see them at drill, father?
34199	Did you ever want to be a sailor then? 34199 Do Chinese girls learn lessons?
34199	Do Taouists and Buddhists believe in, and read, the writings of Confucius?
34199	Do n''t you?
34199	Do you mind waiting one minute, father, just to tell me a thing I have forgotten, and you told me once?
34199	Do you think, Sybil, that the heathen Chinese could teach the Christian English anything?
34199	Does anything else happen on the grand shaving day?
34199	Does the Emperor''s eldest son always reign?
34199	Father, do you remember well when you were just eleven?
34199	Father, why do Chinamen wear pig- tails?
34199	Father, will you tell us something now about the children?
34199	Have you a picture of it, father?
34199	How I shall think of you, father, and the Hong- Kong Mission on Intercession Day, when it comes round, sha n''t I?
34199	How could he have done so?
34199	How far did you get?
34199	How far is Tientsin from the capital?
34199	How long is it now since the Dutch were driven away?
34199	How long was he left there?
34199	How many gods have the Chinese?
34199	I suppose children give their parents beautiful presents on their birthdays?
34199	I suppose tea is n''t ever sent about in wheel- barrows?
34199	I suppose you know, Sybil, that there are some wild beasts in Formosa?
34199	I thought the Chinese were clever people,Sybil said;"if so, how can they believe in so many gods?"
34199	I wonder if you and Sybil can tell me what grows principally in Formosa?
34199	I wonder what Swatow is like?
34199	I wonder what made people first think of doing this?
34199	I wonder whether I shall be able to do anything to help him there?
34199	Is it not strange New Year''s Day next year will be on the twenty- ninth of January, and in 1882 on February eighteenth? 34199 Is it very difficult to teach the Chinese, father?"
34199	Is n''t Tientsin noted for something?
34199	It must be an important one, I should think, as it carries things, does n''t it, from the sea- coast to near to Peking?
34199	Now, father, do n''t you think it''s high time you began to tell us about old Peking?
34199	Now, father, will you please describe a Chinese house to us?
34199	Oh yes you do, Sybil,was the answer;"you like your father to be a missionary very much, you know, do you not?"
34199	People have not known very long, have they, that the island of Formosa is important?
34199	Shall you have one?
34199	So they can not believe at all in the immortality of the soul?
34199	Supposing I do not know anything about it, though; what are we to do then? 34199 That was a beautiful name, was n''t it?
34199	The Chinese part of the island, I suppose, belongs to Fukien?
34199	The east coast has n''t a harbour at all, has it?
34199	Then a priest is not obliged to go to the funeral?
34199	Then what do you want to be now?
34199	Then, when children do wrong, their parents and schoolmasters are blamed?
34199	They can not think that the dead really eat the food?
34199	To what part of China are we going, father?
34199	WILL you please tell us to- day, father, something about the religion of the Chinese? 34199 Well, what should you like to hear now?"
34199	What are mandarins, please, father?
34199	What are the most peculiar of them like?
34199	What are you here for?
34199	What does casting his horoscope mean?
34199	What does that mean?
34199	What does the ancestral tablet mean?
34199	What does the word China mean?
34199	What games do they like?
34199	What is opium?
34199	What is scented Caper Tea?
34199	What is the name of your beautiful dwelling?
34199	What made the Chinese call Formosa Tai- wan?
34199	What sort of flags do Chinese boats have, father? 34199 What was his name?"
34199	What would happen,Sybil asked,"if a child were to do anything very dreadful to a parent in China?"
34199	When was the Hong- Kong mission begun?
34199	Where_ did_ they all come from?
34199	Who is that Jui- Lin of whom you have a picture? 34199 Who was the founder of Buddhism?"
34199	Whoever thought,Sybil said one day on board,"that we should actually be on the Yellow Sea ourselves?
34199	Why did that policeman come after you to- day, father, and take down the name of the boat that we got into?
34199	Why did you say that opium- smoking was so dreadful?
34199	Why do Chinese ladies have small feet?
34199	Why do people not kill their boys too?
34199	Why do so many Chinese rivers end in ho and kiang?
34199	Why does all that happen?
34199	Why is your house called a yamen?
34199	Will you please go on about the religion now, father?
34199	Will you take me to see a school in China?
34199	You were saying the other day, father, that Chinese people smoke something else besides tobacco?
34199	_ I like my father to be a missionary very much._ He must be glad too; is n''t he, mother?
34199	A missionary''s children must not shrink from fulfilling, must not fail to fulfil, the mission on which they are sent, must they?"
34199	And do you know what river it is on?"
34199	And what does this teach us, children?"
34199	Another time she meant to ask Sybil if she were not very rich, so she said,"You can muchee money?"
34199	Are n''t you glad to go to China?"
34199	Before E- Chung heard that Sybil had a brother, she said to her,"You one piecee chilo?"
34199	But I wonder if Leonard knows what''shan''means?"
34199	But what are these, when we think that this vast empire alone contains 400,000,000 people, one- third of the human race?"
34199	Does it not seem greedy, when people have so much to eat, to take poor little birds''-nests which have been made with such pains by their owners?
34199	Had she been grown up, this question would probably have been,"What is your venerable age?"
34199	How can we?"
34199	How many native communicants are there in Hong- Kong?"
34199	I do n''t think I shall ever want to say it again now; and I used to say it rather often, usen''t I?
34199	I know tea comes from an evergreen plant, something like a myrtle, but that is n''t much information, is it?
34199	I know they worship idols, but how do they believe in them?"
34199	I wonder if you would like it?
34199	Is it not kind of Che- Yin?
34199	Is it not so, my child?"
34199	Is it not so?"
34199	Is n''t it a pity that they do n''t know better?
34199	Is n''t that nasty?
34199	It will be longer for poor old Leonard, wo n''t it?"
34199	Leonard said;"with no end of ships to be seen?"
34199	Must not this scene have been very lovely?
34199	Should n''t you like it too?
34199	We can not help feeling sorry to leave our old friends, can we?"
34199	What could this be for?"
34199	What other amusements have they?"
34199	What religion had the aborigines?
34199	When she went out visiting, questions such as the following were generally put to her,"What honourable name have you?"
34199	Who will be our guide, stay, and comfort, when we are separated from one another?"
34199	Why is it called that?"
34199	Will Jesus chide thy weakness, Or call thy labour vain?
34199	and is he alive now?"
34199	and"What age have you?"
34199	but what was the Christian name she chose?
34199	ever think for certain you would be one?"
34199	or is it only the boys?"
34199	ought n''t we to be careful, then, Leonard?
34199	she said;"and leave you and mother?"
34199	she then asked;"to the same place where you were before?"
34199	she then said,"is n''t the time dreadfully near now?
34199	though, as a rule, when people said"How do you do?"
34199	to her it was"Chin- chin mississi?"
34199	was"How do you do?"
34199	what shall we think about when we are trying to do our several duties, though apart, I hope contentedly and well?
523	''And are they taught the same branches of study as the boys?'' 523 ''And do you mourn over your dead father more than you rejoice over being in the presence of your living ruler?''
523	''But, Yin- ma, did you ever see any of these paper images transformed into soldiers?'' 523 ''But, Yin- ma, you do not believe those superstitions, do you?''
523	''Quite right,''she replied,''but what consolation is there in that? 523 ''Why do you wear blue shoes?''
523	According to international law has any one a right to interfere with the internal affairs of any foreign country?
523	And are you sure she had not swooned?
523	And did he use it?
523	And did she go to Li Hung- chang''s home?
523	And did you believe they could?
523	And did you go into the palace every day?
523	And do you settle up all your debts as we do here?
523	And how will you undertake to secure a concubine for such an old man?
523	And now,she continued,"we have these patriotic braves who claim to be impervious to swords and bullets; what shall we do?
523	And these are really the work of Her Majesty?
523	And they have done all this embroidery and painting in that time?
523	And what are those conditions?
523	And what are those ends?
523	And what do you propose to do?
523	And what does she do?
523	And what has become of your sister? 523 And what is she doing?"
523	And what is that?
523	And where is it now?
523	And why do not her friends call her attention to this fact?
523	And why not?
523	But could you not sit down?
523	But how do you consider it better than our method?
523	But how would they know that your slave was a Christian?
523	But what is this all about?
523	Can it be removed?
523	Could you come to- morrow morning?
523	Do n''t you think it is cruel for parents to sell their daughters in this way?
523	Do the Manchus consider themselves superior to the Chinese?
523	Do you fire off crackers?
523	Do you happen to have any from the brush of the Lady Miao, her painting teacher?
523	Do you know anything about the early life of the Empress Dowager?
523	Do you suppose he ever sees the edicts issued in his name?
523	Does n''t it cause trouble in a family for a man to have so many women about? 523 Does the Emperor know anything about this?"
523	Everybody knows it, why not he?
523	How did you do it?
523	How did you obtain your education?
523	How do you ride it?
523	How does he know that?
523	How does she employ herself?
523	How is that?
523	How is your sister?
523	How long has the school been in session?
523	How many concubines has he?
523	How many servants do you use ordinarily?
523	How many sisters are there in your family-- eight, are there not?
523	How old is he?
523	Indeed?
523	Indeed?
523	Is not the Empress Dowager very much opposed to foot- binding? 523 Is the Princess very ill?"
523	May I ask if you would be willing to undertake the development of such a system?
523	No, I was not aware of the fact; and were they married?
523	Of course, I know you could not sit down in the presence of Her Majesty, but could you not withdraw and rest a while?
523	Of what does their course of study consist?
523	Of what importance is the study of chemistry to the agriculturist?
523	Oh, you are from the palace near the west gate?
523	That would be very kind of you,I answered,"but how would you undertake to get them?"
523	The young lady demurred until finally the Empress Dowager said:''Do you not realize that a request coming from me is the same as a command?''
523	There is general alarm in the city that the Emperor himself will be disposed of; what do you think about it?
523	This is a new move in Peking, is it not?
523	What Princess?
523	What are the Western sources of economic prosperity, and as China is now so poor, what should she do?
523	What did Your Highness think of the relative characteristics of the Germans and the French, as you saw them?
523	What do you think of that?
523	What do you think of your bullet- proof Boxers now?
523	What do you want to join the church for?
523	What is his given name?
523	What is the matter?
523	What is the matter?
523	What is to prevent our putting into operation such a system throughout this province?
523	What kind of a night did she have?
523	When does she want me to go?
523	When is she to appear?
523	When may I do so?
523	Where is your slave girl now? 523 Who can tell?
523	Who would do it?
523	Who,he asked,"are these Boxers?
523	Why return so soon?
523	Why?
523	With pleasure; at what time?
523	Would you not like to come and visit our girls''high school?
523	Yes,he said,"that is true; but does n''t it make you awfully mad if you ask a lady to marry you and she refuses?"
523	You are a Chinese, are you not, Lady Miao?
523	After they had gone I asked:"Why is it that the Manchu and Chinese ladies do not intermingle in a social way?"
523	And for what?
523	And what shall we say of her compared with the great women of other races?
523	But how was this to be done?
523	But it would be a delight to call in this nephew- in- law, and have him sit or kneel, and may we not believe she allowed him to sit?
523	But then, what if she did?
523	But what would you have done?
523	But who did it?
523	Can they be depended upon as pillars of state?"
523	DOES ANY ONE THINK THAT OUR TROOPS ARE AS WELL DRILLED OR AS WELL LED AS THOSE OF THE FOREIGN ARMIES?
523	Did not the thirteen colonies throw down the gauntlet to England for less cause?
523	Do you celebrate the New Year in your honourable country?"
523	During this time were the Emperor and his young"Confucius"idle?
523	Had you or I been ill would we have allowed the man who was the cause of our fall to select our physician?
523	Have you been out of the city?"
523	Have you never noticed that in his edicts the Emperor speaks of his Manchu slaves and his Chinese subjects?"
523	Have you noticed how ready we are to forgive those on our side for doing that for which we would bitterly condemn our opponents?
523	How can they, a mere rabble, hope to vanquish the armies of foreign nations?"
523	How could I send her out to death when she had been so kind and faithful to me?
523	How is it that I have never seen her?"
523	I believe it is customary in calling on a foreign gentleman to see his lady, is it not?"
523	I said to him:"The Prince has a good many children, has he not?"
523	Is it too much to say that she was the greatest woman of the last half century?
523	Is that true?"
523	Need we ask the reason why?
523	OR THAT WE CAN SUCCESSFULLY STAND AGAINST THEM?
523	One day the eunuch saw my wife''s bicycle standing on the veranda and said:"What kind of a cart is that?"
523	One of her critics, referring to the last sentence of the above edict, asks:"Do not these words throw down the gauntlet?"
523	Shall we cast in our lot with their millions and drive all these foreigners out of China or not?"
523	Shall we go with this busy little princess to another festal occasion?
523	That the Emperor was poisoned?
523	They are very intelligent, and after I had become well acquainted with them I said to them one day:"How is it that you have done such wide reading?"
523	They usually followed this with another question:"What would happen if the Empress Dowager should die?"
523	We expressed our surprise that he was still in Peking, and asked:"Has the Empress Dowager ceased prosecuting her search for you reformers?"
523	What about your old conservative friends?
523	What now were the results?
523	What now were these wonderful gifts before which these men and women of rank and noble birth were falling upon their faces?
523	What shall we say of his Chinese relations?
523	What then are we to infer?
523	What then is the explanation?
523	What then shall we say when people of an alien race come seeking admission?
523	Who are their leaders?
523	Why did she not stretch forth her hand and prevent them?
523	Why has she not forbidden it?"
523	Why then should Yuan Shih- kai have been made the scapegoat of the court and the officials, and branded as a murderer in the face of the whole world?
523	Will the curious world ever know?
523	You say she was anti- foreign-- would you have been very much in love with Germany, Russia, France and England under those circumstances?
523	said I;"what makes you think so?"
39735	Are these facts consistent with Earl Russell''s assertions? 39735 But how is it that at present the fields are left uncultivated and all agricultural business seems to be entirely neglected?
39735	Colonel Sykes.--''By whom?'' 39735 To what case does this allude?
39735	What, on the other hand, is the state of the country on this side of the Ta- tsing lines? 39735 _ Second._--Can the Ti- pings form a Government with which foreign Powers can treat?
39735	''And what about those in the country?''
39735	''Are there any special laws or commands connected with the dynasty?''
39735	''But is not this the case with a great number of your adherents?''
39735	''Can you read?''
39735	''Can you repeat the doxology of the Heavenly Father?''
39735	''Do you know the New Testament?''
39735	''Have we ever broken faith with foreigners?
39735	''How can you expect to go to heaven?
39735	''In all the public offices is care taken to instruct the soldiers and civilians connected with them?''
39735	''Now,''I said,''how is this command observed by you, seeing that so much cruelty and wickedness are practised by your brethren all around?''
39735	''Was he not afraid of being wounded or killed?''
39735	''Well, but suppose you should be killed, what then?''
39735	''What book does he use?''
39735	''What does he in the way of instructing his people?''
39735	''What great work did Christ do?''
39735	''What, notwithstanding their adherence to the dynasty, and fighting under the same banners as yourself?''
39735	''When did you join the dynasty?''
39735	''Who instructed you in these things?''
39735	''Who is the Heavenly Brother?''
39735	And if the disciplined troops do this with impunity, what can you think if the non- disciplined do it?
39735	And where are these roads leading?
39735	And who would be so oblivious of merit as not to do them reverence when they caught him?
39735	As principle has nothing to do with the policy pursued in China, why should it elsewhere?
39735	At this moment P---- hailed me:"I have covered the mandarin; shall I shoot him?
39735	Besides, is not the vile pirate an enemy of all mankind?
39735	But was there during the revolutionary struggle in France no mutual killing of the opposing parties of Frenchmen?
39735	But what could these miserably armed men effect against the hundreds of perfectly equipped Europeans pouring over their shattered walls?
39735	But what has been the course pursued by Russia with regard to that which is loosely and inaccurately termed the Ti- ping revolt?
39735	Can anything more dreadful than the state of these unhappy patriots be imagined?
39735	Can this be called a"blasphemous and immoral"basis of religion?
39735	Did it prove that Cromwell was neither a general nor an administrator?
39735	Did that prove that the English noblemen and gentlemen who first headed that rebellion were unfit to establish a government?
39735	Do you ask how this our body Is to attain to length of years?
39735	Does Colonel Gordon, R.E., call this"observing the rules of warfare as practised among foreign nations,"according to the proviso of Sir F. Bruce?
39735	Does Sir F. Bruce, after the massacres at Wu- see, Kar- sing,& c., still term Gordon''s conduct"a service in favour of humanity"?
39735	Edkins, John, Medhurst, Muirhead,& c., referred to and quoted in this work?
39735	Have we ever retaliated the enmity of England and France?''
39735	He asked the Chung- wang"why he had ventured within the limits of Consular Ports;"and received this reply:--"Why?
39735	He wanted to know in what single instance had our treaty rights or our trade been in danger?
39735	He will be very sorry to resort to force(?
39735	He wished to know any instance in which either the property or the life of a British subject had been placed in danger?"
39735	His name is most honourable, To be handed down through distant ages; Who was this Hwuy, That he dared to alter it?
39735	His reward would be a sorry heart(?
39735	How came it that General Brown was either ignorant of, or suppressed the fact?
39735	How did Gordon learn that fact, or that story?
39735	How did the fact come to be kept so secret from the public?
39735	I said that I wanted to make the Imperialists and rebels good friends(?
39735	I told him I was going to the Tai- hu; and he said,"_ Why not_ wait?
39735	I told him I was going to the Tai- hu; and he said,''Why not wait?
39735	In reply, I ask if it be so, in how far do the Taepings differ in that respect from the Russians, French, and Americans?
39735	In what respect do you think the trade injurious to us in our relations with China?
39735	Is it not a most shameful perversion of the American nationality?
39735	Is not faithfulness bought and sold in''Vanity Fair,''and should that not be looked for in the conduct of a-- British soldier?"
39735	Is not this a time for foreign governments to come forward and arrange the terms?
39735	Is the peaceful and civil reception the English get from these nations the result of pure friendliness or of policy?
39735	Is this British justice?
39735	Is this not excellent?
39735	Is this not the best plan?
39735	Is_ this_ neutrality?
39735	It was for such a state of things as this, was it, that Gordon gave his talents?
39735	Let me ask you that before my Lord settled at Kiang- nan, could you get admittance into the interior?
39735	Let us ask, whence these great and glorious changes?
39735	Mr. Adkins goes on to say"that the impostor(?)
39735	Shall the four hundred millions of China remain in their state of darkness and death,_ because of the worldliness and deadness_ of the people of God?"
39735	The only other excuse of any moment is the"_ might_ injure trade"one; but is that to be considered a sufficient justification?
39735	They did so, and were well paid for the affair; but is this neutrality?
39735	Was it for this that English guns had been loaned by the representatives of the British people?
39735	Was it for_ this_ that Englishmen fought?
39735	Was it for_ this_ that the''first nation of the world''and the two_ Scotchmen_, Gordon and Dr. Macartney, had fought?
39735	Was_ this_ neutrality?
39735	We have seen that in the preceding debate Lord Palmerston plainly and frankly declared:--"We interfered in the affairs of China; and why?"
39735	Well, why then do they persecute Christian converts so that their lives are in jeopardy?
39735	What about the"immense loss"of the other version, in which they do such heroic deeds to capture the palace?
39735	What are our Channel fleets, our fortifications, and our 150,000 volunteers for?
39735	What can there be in_ British_ officers that they should be so repugnant to the Deputy Viceroy?
39735	What course did he pursue?
39735	What did they see?
39735	What do the starving Chinamen above mentioned say?
39735	What else have we got to look to for the re- establishment of a government having power to preserve order?
39735	What is the duty of an elder brother''s wife, And what her most appropriate deportment?
39735	What merit have you to get there?''
39735	What sterling money do these 125,000 bales of silk represent?
39735	What was his bidding?
39735	What will the British public think of the following account of the behaviour of Captain Dew''s allies when re- established in the city?
39735	What will those who falsely accuse the Ti- pings of devastating and destroying say to this?
39735	What would such manner of warfare be denominated in Europe?
39735	When the major returns to Scotland, will any of his''canny''countrymen ask impertinent questions as to the source of the''siller''?
39735	When will all Manchoos, Morrill tariff men,& c., learn this lesson?
39735	Where does Dr. Rennie get the interpolation from?
39735	Whether circumcised or uncircumcised, Who is not produced by God?
39735	Who can prevent us from committing such acts, if we choose?
39735	Who has ever seen an Imperialist official do the like?
39735	Who is responsible for all this misery and loss of life?
39735	Who other than England?
39735	Who then with common sense and natural patriotism would not strike his breast and weep?
39735	Who, after this, shall talk of_ Ti- ping_ cruelties?
39735	Who, then, proved to be the devastator and marauder; the uncivilized Chinese, or the civilized Christian?
39735	Why did he not make it his business to see that the assurances which he had given to the Nar- wang were carried out?
39735	Why did not Gordon mention this important circumstance in his letter to Sir Frederic advising His Excellency that he had again taken the field?
39735	Why not interfere in America for the sake of trade and to prevent so- called rebels from collecting duties?
39735	Why should a soldier of fortune not make a fortune?
39735	Why was Major Gordon absent?
39735	Would any_ other_ nation have borne these outrages for years, as we have done, without making reprisal?
39735	Would they attack us if they felt sure they could do so with advantage?
39735	[ 14] Did it grieve the philanthropic Admiral"much,"I wonder, to massacre them in his raids from Shanghae?
39735	[ 73] How came it that Mr. Acting- Consul Markham in his letter to Sir Frederic announcing the reconciliation, was silent on the point?
39735	_ The Hymn says_:-- The whole world is one family, and all men are brethren, How can they be permitted to kill and destroy one another?
39735	how could one great man, without means, save a people, a sacred cause, and a city invested by 100,000 savage foemen?
59972	''"Because,"I said,"the men would never have reached the place, and then what should I have done?
59972	''(_ b_) Is it desirable that a unit told off to the defence of a fort should go to it feeling like men who went across"the Bridge of Sighs"in Venice?
59972	''A Japanese?
59972	''And do you know, gentlemen, they took me for a foreigner-- a Swiss by birth?
59972	''And under whom will Kinchou be?''
59972	''And you will, I suppose, only write the truth in it?''
59972	''Can you tell us, Colonel,''said an officer of the regiment,''why we are being continually taken into Arthur and then back again?
59972	''Go?
59972	''He seemed surprised at this answer and asked,"Why?"
59972	''How is it that I can still see our men in a bomb- proof?
59972	''How?
59972	''Is it true, sir, that the Fortress has been surrendered?''
59972	''May I use steel shells, sir, instead?''
59972	''Sir, wo n''t you order Tretiakoff to remain on the summit of the hill all the time?
59972	''They had to go from the Chinese Wall through Kuropatkin Lunette, and what was this lunette like by now?
59972	''Very well, but are you sure?''
59972	''Was it possible for me to literally carry out this principle in practice?
59972	''Well, sir, what can be worse than having to remain on the defensive?
59972	''What are they up to?
59972	''What are you doing with yourself?''
59972	''What are you doing?
59972	''What can I do for you, General?
59972	''What do you want?''
59972	''What has happened to General Stössel?
59972	''What have you to say?''
59972	''What''s happened?
59972	''What''s up?''
59972	''Where were you?''
59972	''Who was to blame?''
59972	''Who writes the"News"in the_ Novy Kry_?''
59972	''Who, may I ask, gave you permission to abandon it?''
59972	''Why are the other batteries silent?
59972	''Why is this?
59972	''Why, if there was a chance of our being cut off, do you suppose for a minute that Stössel would let supplies be sent out?
59972	''Will they be all right?''
59972	''Would you care to come with me to Green Hills?''
59972	''You doubt it?
59972	2 being followed, and to ensure that the principle that a garrison should resist to the last should not be forgotten?"
59972	2 being followed, and to ensure that the principle that a garrison should resist to the last should not be forgotten?"
59972	A smile?
59972	After their departure a telegram was received:''Why have the reserve men not been supplied with first- year tunics?
59972	And is it to be wondered at?
59972	And we?
59972	And what was the cause of this catastrophe?
59972	And what were Stössel''s staff doing all this time?
59972	And why?
59972	Are you mad?
59972	Are you wounded?''
59972	Aye, and not only was he an aide- de- camp, but he was now a hero, for had he not been promoted to the St. George of the Third Class?
59972	But how could he deal with this enemy of the Fortress?
59972	But now the reserve was used up, and what were we to do?
59972	But what could we now do?
59972	By the way, Semenoff, have you given orders for the outposts to be strengthened, and warned all officers to expect an attack to- morrow?''
59972	Can I go and rest a little?''
59972	Can a more hopeless state of things be imagined?
59972	Can we hold out at Kinchou?
59972	Can you guarantee that the enemy wo n''t mount guns there?''
59972	Captain Golovan, what is your opinion on this question?''
59972	Colonel Petrusha authorized to arrest''anyone''?
59972	Colonel Yolshin, looking out of the window, said:''I wonder how long all this will be ours?
59972	Did that correspond to the needs of the besieged Fortress?
59972	Do we know how to?
59972	Do you really imagine that the Japanese can wage war on two fronts?
59972	Do you remember?
59972	Does Russia realize the gigantic work done by Smirnoff and the garrison under him?
59972	For what did he take Captain Kwats, the commanding officer, and the men?
59972	Had the subject ever been considered in St. Petersburg?
59972	Has his wound really made such an impression upon him?''
59972	Have you ever, when travelling by rail, stopped in a station or at some siding at night alongside a cattle train, and heard the noise of the cattle?
59972	He did not attempt it by speeches; for where, when, and to whom could he speak?
59972	He would ask,''What have you to say?''
59972	How am I to get them away?
59972	How can one account for such a decision concerning men suffering from scurvy?
59972	How can the Japanese, yellow- skinned little devils that they are, get into the place?''
59972	How could I have dared to do such a thing on my own responsibility?''
59972	How could a Russian general be ignorant of it?
59972	How could they be spies, when they asked me to let them enlist in the volunteers that they might bark at the Japanese?''
59972	How did you dare leave Kinchou?
59972	How many Russian officers know and care for their men?
59972	How many protested or were even indignant at this legalized butchery?
59972	How much longer is the train going to stop here?
59972	How should he have acted?
59972	I have the honour to inquire if this can be done?
59972	I say, are you all mad?
59972	I was struck by the calmness and endurance of the gunners during the whole time of this, their first artillery battle; whence did they get it?
59972	If the energetic, indefatigable Raschevsky began to feel tired, what must the faint- hearted have felt?
59972	If we had only had good men here, in six years what might we not have done, seeing what had been accomplished in four months?
59972	If we, in the inside, could not sleep, how could these men, whom a shell might at any instant turn into blood and dust?
59972	In saying that''the men would never have reached the place, and then what should I have done?''
59972	It may be asked why the new Commandant was not entrusted with the plan of mobilization works?
59972	It was founded on letters from the Japanese saying:''Why do you hold on?
59972	It was of this hill-- the scene of eight days of the most desperate fighting-- that Stössel had said in May:''Why are heavy guns being mounted here?
59972	It was possibly good training for the hardships to follow?
59972	Kinchou had shown what damage could be done by small shells, and what might we not expect from siege- guns?
59972	Major Yamoaka anxiously asked:''They are surely not firing?''
59972	Naumenko, do you see them?''
59972	Next day I had a conversation on the subject with General Smirnoff, who said:''"Why did you surrender the fort?
59972	One can not help asking why, when Velichko drew out the plans of the Fortress, he did not insist on Ta- ku- shan being fortified?
59972	One of them, mad with fanaticism, got on to the top, shouting:''How are you, Russkys?''
59972	Remove the cattle from country already in the possession of the enemy?
59972	Report it to St. Petersburg-- yes: St. Petersburg was many miles away; but why stultify himself before the whole garrison?
59972	Salt,[?
59972	Stössel''s efforts to repress drunkenness were beyond praise, but what could he do?
59972	Surely they are not retiring?
59972	The blockers at it again?
59972	The day was ours, for we still held Green Hills; but how about the morrow?
59972	The fleet was there again in its usual place in the western and eastern basins; but what was to be done?
59972	Then, turning suddenly to Fock:''And you, sir, it appears, do not intend to obey my orders?
59972	They had been accustomed to expect death, and now-- now-- what did they not hear?
59972	They wanted the Fortress?
59972	To the question,''Was it possible to have avoided this epidemic of scurvy, and could we have checked it with what we had in Port Arthur?''
59972	Veselovsky killed?''
59972	Was he laughing at the Commandant, or had he gone off his head?
59972	Was it a joke?
59972	Was it not all possible?
59972	Was it not mockery indeed to ask me such a question?
59972	Was it submission to fate, trust in luck, or stupidity?
59972	Were the enemy getting ferocious in their exasperation, and beginning to ignore humanity?
59972	What are they looking at?''
59972	What are we to do with all the gold vases?
59972	What are your orders?"
59972	What can I do for you?
59972	What could Smirnoff do?
59972	What could Smirnoff say?
59972	What could be expected from hospitals opened after the August assaults, when there was nothing left in the place with which to equip them?
59972	What did they not know?
59972	What had been done on the whole?
59972	What have you to say?''
59972	What influence had that on its fate?
59972	What is the good of firing on the near slope?''
59972	What is to be done?''
59972	What use is a fortified position if its loop- holes are unsuitable for firing, or, instead of giving the firer cover, expose him?
59972	What was the result when war commenced?
59972	What would have been his feelings, I wonder, if on the way to Arthur he had come to himself?
59972	What''s happened?
59972	What''s happened?''
59972	What, I ask, could he have done?
59972	Where''s your officer?
59972	Wherever we find the war correspondent we find the Commandant, eh...?''
59972	While we in the town were kept awake by anxiety and on account of the hideous uproar, how about the men at the front?
59972	Who can equal him in gallantry, unselfishness, and endurance?
59972	Who cares to lose a leg or an eye?
59972	Who could say that Stössel''s arrest would not have results quite opposite to those wished for?
59972	Who has altered them?''
59972	Who is better or more noble than the private soldier?
59972	Who says that Kinchou is badly fortified?
59972	Who was to blame because it had returned without having brought on a decisive action?
59972	Whose fault was it?
59972	Why did General Bazilevsky-- if he had such a plan-- not give it to Stössel?
59972	Why did Kuropatkin when he went round the Fortress not ask for the plan of its works, even though only roughly drawn out?
59972	Why did Smirnoff not do this?
59972	Why did he publish the order?
59972	Why does n''t Irman, who is commanding the western front, send us any word?
59972	Why is it all done?''
59972	Why?
59972	Why?
59972	Why?
59972	Why?
59972	Why?''
59972	Will you sign?''
59972	Wo n''t you sit down?''
59972	Would he have held out long if he had attempted with his army of 40,000 to retake the redoubts from us?
59972	You can see those little poles running all the way down?
59972	[ Footnote 46:?
59972	and amid such surroundings?
59972	so that''s it?
59972	what are you talking about?
59972	what did I not see?
59972	where are you going to?
59972	| 13| 6|--(?
15250	And what will she be like?
15250	And why must you be going away like this?
15250	Are men of good family and talents wanting in my kingdom? 15250 Be quick,"urged the Immortal;"you have been commanded to return as soon as possible; why do you hesitate as if you were a young girl?"
15250	But how,said Chin Hung,"was he to be found in this immense emptiness?"
15250	But how,said the Chief,"can I possibly marry my daughter to a dog?"
15250	But,replied the T''ien- shih,"was it not your Majesty who ordered me under pain of death to exterminate the authors of this pandemonium?"
15250	Has he had the smallpox?
15250	Have I not power enough to be the God of Heaven?
15250	How can I cross?
15250	How could I, a poor useless wretch,replied Ch''un- yü,"have ever aspired to such honour?"
15250	How far off is this island?
15250	How is it that I find myself in this place? 15250 How is that?"
15250	I gave him back my substance; why did he burn my temple and smash up my image?
15250	I gave him back the substance I received from him; why did he come with violence to break up my image? 15250 I have ever treasured the recollection in my heart; how could I possibly forget it?"
15250	If you are of a cultured family, why did you become a priest?
15250	Is it because I am poor?
15250	Is not this my home? 15250 Since my husband is dead, what can they say?"
15250	Then where can I procure this remedy?
15250	Well,replied the dog,"will you agree to her marrying me if I change myself into a man?"
15250	Well,said Miao Shan to her father,"will you now force me to marry and prevent my devoting myself to the attainment of perfection?"
15250	What Immortal,she asked,"can have been so charitable as to sacrifice a hand and eye for the King''s benefit?"
15250	What are you saying?
15250	What description did he give?
15250	What else can they do?
15250	What have you been doing?
15250	What is the meaning of these verses?
15250	What is the name of this spirit?
15250	What is this cursed place where I am now?
15250	What is your name?
15250	What obnoxious creature is this that you have brought into the world?
15250	What power have your masters?
15250	What qualifications have you?
15250	What remedy is there, and how am I to protect the people?
15250	What shall I do?
15250	What special degree of ability have you attained during your course of perfection?
15250	What was the face of the saintly person like who gave you the remedy?
15250	What way, and where is it?
15250	What, after all, is this remedy that I must have in order to be cured?
15250	When you removed her hands and eyes did she seem to suffer?
15250	Where are these people going?
15250	Where are you going?
15250	Where is Hsiang Shan, and how far from here?
15250	Where is the sky?
15250	Where is the source of the salt water?
15250	Where is this bird to be found?
15250	Where will you go for aid?
15250	Whither away, nun?
15250	Who am I,asked Miao Shan,"that you should deign to take the trouble to show me such respect?"
15250	Who are you?
15250	Who are you?
15250	Who are you?
15250	Who but she would have given hands and eyes? 15250 Who has demolished my temple?"
15250	Who is Ch''ien- t''ang?
15250	Who is that who speaks so brutally?
15250	Who is that?
15250	Who is there,answered the girl,"who does not love the royal dignity?--what person who does not aspire to the happiness of marriage?
15250	Who slew my messenger?
15250	Why are you so afraid that he might hear what I have just told you?
15250	Why continue so useless a fight?
15250	Why do you not leave the place?
15250	Why eat of one tree? 15250 Why have you come to this place?"
15250	Why is it,asked the King,"that this remedy, which is so efficacious for the left side, should not be applied to the right?"
15250	Would it not have been better to gain your living honestly in practising your art than to shave your head and go loafing about the world? 15250 You can not do it; why trouble?"
15250	Addressing himself to Lu Ch''i, he asked:"Do you wish to live in the Crystal Palace?"
15250	After a little while Hsi- mên Pao said:"Why does she stay so long?
15250	Are n''t you ashamed to do such a thing?
15250	Are we not told that''out of evil cometh good''?
15250	Are we to suppose, then, that the Chinese Lei Kung is of Indian origin?
15250	Are you sure it is still upon your head?"
15250	But,"he added, pointing with his hand,"is not that Sun coming yonder?"
15250	Can a good woman be found in that class?
15250	Chia then picked up half a brick and laid it on the washing- block, saying to Mr Chên,"This little piece is not too much, surely?"
15250	Detecting this manoeuvre, the god was incensed, and said to the Emperor:"You have broken your word; did you bring Lu here to insult me?
15250	Do n''t you remember how we tied a handkerchief on the stem of a bamboo?"
15250	Do you wish to have me disgraced?
15250	Forthwith the dragon went on shore, and, spying a monkey on the top of a tree, said:"Hail, shining one, are you not afraid you will fall?"
15250	Half- measures"Who else, in fact, but his child,"she continued amid her sobs,"could have had the courage to give her hand to save her father''s life?"
15250	Has anyone ever known a daughter of a king become a nun?
15250	He said:"Why do you make no progress?
15250	He then said to Sun, with a laugh:"What can you do to me now?"
15250	He then spoke,"Illustrious friend, why did not you tell me?
15250	He, seeing her colour fade away, said:"My dear, what shall I get you to eat?"
15250	Here, without any lonely mountain on which to give myself up to the pursuit of perfection, what will become of me?"
15250	How can I be wanting in sincerity?"
15250	How can I get one of their hearts?"
15250	How can I live in this desolate region?"
15250	How can we serve spiritual beings while we do not know how to serve men?
15250	How can you speak so lightly?
15250	How dare you kill him, and then boast of your crime?"
15250	How dare you lend your mountain to the Demon for such a purpose?"
15250	How did these Taoists deceive your King?"
15250	How is it you do n''t know?
15250	How is it you do n''t know?
15250	How made Heaven and earth?
15250	How made insects?
15250	How made men and demons?
15250	How then did it come about that scholars worshipped the K''uei in the Great Bear as the abode of the God of Literature?
15250	If I were to be accused at Court of having instituted the worship of false gods, would not my destruction be certain?
15250	If she is left without help, who is there who will be willing to adopt the virtuous life?
15250	If you can not suppress them, how do you expect to see the Great Lord?"
15250	If you must die, why should Sha Ho- shang and Pa- chieh and the Dragon- horse also suffer?"
15250	Is a human being meant to live in marital relations with a horse?"
15250	Is not this the same as if they had committed the crime themselves?
15250	It commences: Who came to the bad disposition, To send fire and burn the hill?
15250	Ku made a low bow, but the young lady said,"Sir, when you were kind to my mother, I did not thank you; why then thank me?"
15250	Made male and made female?
15250	Made male and made female?
15250	Miscellaneous Legends The Pronunciation of Chinese Words_ Mais cet Orient, cette Asie, quelles en sont, enfin, les frontières réelles?...
15250	Now you have n''t the luck of an ounce of silver to call your own; and what would you do, for instance, with a beautiful princess?
15250	Of course, everybody was firmly convinced of his guilt, and what could the poor boy say when his own appeal to the god thus turned against him?
15250	Of what use have been all my labours and all my victories?"
15250	On the road they met a blind man, who addressed them saying:"Whither away, Buddhist Priest?
15250	One of the ceremonial questions addressed by a visitor to the parent of a child was always_ Ch''u la hua''rh mei yu_?
15250	She indignantly exclaimed:"How dare you come into my room in this indiscreet manner?"
15250	Shih- tsun ordered you not to reply to anyone; why did you not hearken to his words?
15250	Shên Kung- pao said:"What is that you hold in your hand?"
15250	Shên Kung- pao said:"You will not go back on your word?"
15250	Some members of the palace guard seized her, and inquired angrily:"Who are you that you should dare to tear down the royal proclamation?"
15250	Sun pointed to his fan and said:"Is not this the Fan?"
15250	Sun replied:"Having never met him, how can you know him?"
15250	The Demons of Blackwater River One day the Master suddenly exclaimed:"What is that noise?"
15250	The Master thought a while and then said:"O disciple, when shall we see the Incarnate Model( Ju Lai) face to face?"
15250	The Monkey said to the two leading Taoists:"I wonder if I shall be so fortunate as to see your Emperor?"
15250	The Slaying of the Dragon- king''s Son"How is it that the officer does not return?"
15250	The art I practise is a secret known to the Immortals only: how can I divulge it to you?"
15250	The guardian angels of the Five Religions asked:"Whose is this mountain, and who is crushed beneath it?"
15250	The legend of the Creation commences: Who made Heaven and earth?
15250	There was an end of that; but Ma went on to say,"I always heard that fox- girls were of surpassing beauty; how is it you are not?"
15250	They smiled and said:"How is it that you have so many relatives?"
15250	Tzu- ya quickly asked:"My elder brother, why have you returned?"
15250	Tzu- ya said:"When your elder brother has spoken his word is as unchangeable as Mount T''ai, How can there be any going back on my word?"
15250	What are we to do?
15250	What if it should rain?
15250	What say you?"
15250	When he reached her, he asked:"What have you to fear from the robbers?
15250	When they met the servant said:"Do you know that your face is completely altered?"
15250	Where are now all those powerful dynasties which have laid down the law to the world?
15250	Where is this Hsiang Shan?"
15250	Where is your abode?
15250	Whither else am I to go?"
15250	Who came to the bad disposition, To send water and destroy the earth?
15250	Who is the Demon- chief''s associate?"
15250	Who made insects?
15250	Who made men?
15250	Who will dare to dispute his right to the throne?"
15250	Who would ever give his hand or his eye?
15250	Why are you molesting my parents?
15250	Why do n''t you know?
15250	Why have you killed his disciples?
15250	Why should some peoples tell many and marvellous tales about their gods and others say little about them, though they may say a great deal to them?
15250	Why should the four travellers not finish their journey there, and be happy ever afterward?
15250	Why should this be?
15250	Why should we not marry?
15250	Will it satisfy you?"
15250	Will you not rescue your younger sister?
15250	Will you not save us from this fiery destruction?"
15250	You have nothing for them to steal; why throw yourself over the precipice, exposing yourself to certain death?"
15250	You remember this, without doubt?"
15250	cried Mr Chên in despair,"what is to be done now?
15250	do you not know that your victim was a deputy of the King of Heaven?
15250	he cried,"what diabolical suggestions are these that you dare to make in my presence?"
43497	Am I, then, to travel through the air, or sink down to the lower regions?
43497	And how old is the monastery?
43497	And west of that?
43497	And west of the Caspian Sea?
43497	And what is there to the west of this ocean?
43497	And where do you come to when you continue to travel westwards?
43497	And you will send my letter to Gyangtse?
43497	Are they civil to you?
43497	Are they in fairly good condition?
43497	Can you depend on your wife''s faithfulness for so long a time?
43497	Can you find your way, and are you sure that your supplies will last out?
43497	Certainly; but which way do you think of taking? 43497 Do you know the way to the south?"
43497	Do you see the small white swirls in the south- west? 43497 Does not the Sahib hear something?"
43497	Does not the Sahib think it dangerous to go further when the lake is bottomless?
43497	Does the Bombo Chimbo remember that I tried to detain him five and a half years ago with a large levy?
43497	Does the Devashung know that I am here?
43497	Has, then, Rabsang played a trick on me and the Babu Sahib?
43497	Have you any fresh information?
43497	Have you any horses you can sell us?
43497	Have you any yaks for sale?
43497	Have you heard anything more of the Governor?
43497	Have you heard that Hedin is in Srinagar?
43497	How are the hired horses?
43497	How can the Sahib regain his strength if he eats so little?
43497	How can you remember all that?
43497	How do you know that?
43497	How goes it with the animals?
43497	How is Hlaje Tsering getting on?
43497	How long can the animals hold out, if we find no pasture?
43497	How long is it by the nearest way to Shigatse?'''' 43497 How long will it take a messenger to reach him?"
43497	How many do you want to manage the caravan?
43497	How many more animals have we?
43497	How much do you want?
43497	How much longer will the storm last?
43497	In which direction have the robbers retired with their booty?
43497	Is Hlaje Tsering still ruler of Naktsang?
43497	Is he bringing with him as large a following as last time?
43497	Is there nothing here, then, that we can burn? 43497 It was agreed that you should accompany us as far as the Yeshil- kul; do you mean to break your word?"
43497	Master,suggested Robert, who always addressed me thus,"would it not be more prudent to land again before the storm reaches its height?
43497	May it not be Changpas?
43497	No, really? 43497 Now you see that I was right; how often have I told you that we should be ordered to halt at the Bogtsang- tsangpo?"
43497	Ordered to halt?
43497	Shall you have more of such lake voyages, Master?
43497	Tell me, Hlaje Tsering, do you think that I shall be stopped in the territory of the Labrang?
43497	Tell me, Ma Daloi, do you think that the Tashi Lama will receive me?
43497	That is all very fine, but have you any proof that the Tashi Lama will assume the responsibility of forwarding your letters? 43497 The road to the east is also barred?"
43497	WHERE ARE YOU GOING?
43497	We are, then, in the province of Tang- yung?
43497	We shall, then, have more losses soon?
43497	What are you afraid of?
43497	What are you talking about? 43497 What are your terms?"
43497	What do they say to my remaining away so long?
43497	What happens if she misconducts herself with another man?
43497	What is it?
43497	What is the matter?
43497	What is the news?
43497	What is their intention, do you think, Muhamed Isa?
43497	What lies to the west of Yarkand?
43497	What time is it, Master?
43497	What, in your opinion, do they mean to do with us?
43497	When?
43497	Where are you going?
43497	Where do you come from?
43497	Where do you think that the soldiers are waiting for us?
43497	Where is he? 43497 Where is the Governor of Naktsang?"
43497	Where?
43497	Which way will they ask us to take this time?
43497	Whither are you travelling?
43497	Who founded it, then?
43497	Who has brought the mail?
43497	Why did you not close the way to me? 43497 Why do you put these questions?"
43497	Why have you come to my tent, Karma Tamding? 43497 Why is it that it has just been so dark?"
43497	Why, then, have we not seen the fire before? 43497 Why,"they then both asked,"did you not show us this paper at once?
43497	Will it, then, be still colder than now?
43497	Will you be so good as to sell us yaks, Karma Tamding?
43497	Will you give us some of your sheep?
43497	Will you go on a long journey with me?
43497	Will you guide us?
43497	Will you procure us guides?
43497	Will you sell me some horses for them?
43497	You have not heard, then, that any messenger from Shigatse has been inquiring about us?
43497	A coarse fellow asked shortly and boldly( Illustration 89):"What are you?"
43497	A curious feeling of awe took possession of me; had I insulted them through some want of delicacy?
43497	A thought occurs to me: shall we travel on to the mouth of the Ki- chu and thence go up to Lhasa on foot?
43497	After all the severe trials and adventures we had experienced should we succeed in reaching our goal?
43497	Ah, where would my dreams again be shattered and my aspirations cease to pulsate?
43497	And why should they not be endowed with intelligence?
43497	And why?
43497	And with what object?
43497	And, besides, how long do you expect to have to wait here for the answer?
43497	Are they walls erected across my path by hostile spirits, or do they await my coming?
43497	Are you disposed to accompany me on a journey of two years through the high mountains?"
43497	But could we carry ourselves enough provisions to last us through this uninhabited country?
43497	But he must know something about me, or how could Ngurbu Tundup''s arrival at Ngangtse- tso with the letters be explained?
43497	But tell me, are you not the_ Peling_ who came five years ago with two companions to Nakchu, and was compelled by the Governor to turn back?"
43497	But what is that?
43497	But where are our men?
43497	But why is this?"
43497	But why was he so late?
43497	But, tell me, how have you got on since we last saw one another?"
43497	Can I have the kidneys for dinner to- morrow?"
43497	Can he be Amitabha himself?
43497	Could I not buy some of these charming figures?
43497	Could the boat provide us with shelter?
43497	Could we keep alive till the sun rose?
43497	Did spring set in so early in these more southern regions?
43497	Does the Maharaja of Kashmir lay claim to it, or the Dalai- Lama, or is it a part of Chinese Turkestan?
43497	Each community remains together on the journey, but how do they choose a leader?
43497	Had Ganpat Sing lost the letters, or had they never reached Leh?
43497	Had Hlaje Tsering received secret orders from Lhasa?
43497	Had I not here a task before me much more profitable than following in the steps of Tommy Atkins to Lhasa?
43497	Had he been informed that the Tashi Lama was really expecting me?
43497	Had it, perchance, tributaries deriving their water from the heart of the mysterious country to the north?
43497	Had the wolves torn him in pieces?
43497	Has anything happened to him?
43497	Has one of your superiors sent you?"
43497	Have they not come this very day to stop our further progress?"
43497	Have you one from the Tashi Lama?
43497	He was given the particulars he wanted, and then he asked:"Will the Bombo Chimbo be so kind as to wait here until the answer comes back?"
43497	Hlaje Tsering bristled up at once and exclaimed:"To the Dangra- yum- tso?
43497	How can they love a wife whom they possess in common with others, so that there is no room for the idea of faithfulness in marriage?
43497	How could I foresee that I should one day reckon him among my best friends, and think of him with warm respect and admiration?
43497	How is the caravan?"
43497	How long is it to the dawn?
43497	How long would it be before the boat would ground on the hard, salt bottom, if it found itself in a trough between two waves?
43497	How should we prosper?
43497	How were we to pass the night with 29 degrees of frost, and wet clothes already stiffened into cuirasses of ice?
43497	I look in vain for the beacon of my servants; have they not obeyed my orders, or are they so far from the shore that the fire is invisible?
43497	If I let you go, which road will you take?"
43497	Is it to be wondered at that a stranger feels happy in this house, where he is surrounded daily with kindness and hospitality?
43497	Is not the following menu tempting?
43497	Is the river one of the forbidden paths of Tibet?
43497	Is there a lake in the neighbourhood?
43497	It is evident that we must leave Shigatse, but by which route?
43497	It is well and naturally executed--_pia fraus!_"When was the monastery founded?"
43497	Might it not be better to make for the unknown country west of the Dangra- yum- tso, which after all was the main object of my journey?
43497	Nay, should I ever have enough of it?
43497	Now all the militia must stand under arms to----""You surely do not intend to detain me again?"
43497	Now the only question was: should we be able to drag ourselves along to inhabited districts?
43497	On October 1 I wrote in my diary:"What will be our experiences in this new month?
43497	Or should we seek out the nearest nomads at once, and beg them for assistance?
43497	Or tell me to what Power this land belongs?
43497	Robert and I rolled ourselves together in a bunch, but of what use was it?
43497	Several months?"
43497	Shall we remain together so long?
43497	Should I be tired of it?
43497	Should we all remain together till we fell in with the first nomads?
43497	Should we be received as open enemies, and after all wish ourselves back with the wolves on the banks of Yeshil- kul?
43497	Should we perish one after another in these icy deserts of the Tibetan Alps?
43497	The post?
43497	Three antelope tracks we crossed were regarded as a good sign; there must be pasturage somewhere about, but where?
43497	Twilight falls; I feel my heart beating; shall we succeed?
43497	Was it another traveller, or had hunters wandered thus far?
43497	Was it certain where the source of the Brahmaputra lay?
43497	Was it possible?
43497	Was it, perhaps, impossible, for political reasons, to send me my letters from India?
43497	Was the spring coming?
43497	Was, perhaps, the Raga- tsangpo the main stream?
43497	Were there warm springs at the bottom which prevented the lake from freezing over in parts?
43497	What are you gazing at?"
43497	What did it matter what time it was?
43497	What did it matter whether the Tibetans would be friendly or hostile?
43497	What did this most unexpected change of front mean?
43497	What did we care if the air was raw and cold?
43497	What did we talk about?
43497	What do you think of doing now?"
43497	What is to happen then?"
43497	What on earth can he have to tell them that they have not heard already twenty times over?
43497	What would become of the re- incarnation when no one knew where the two popes were dwelling?
43497	What would it have profited me to have made them anxious by anticipating troubles?
43497	What would the next year bring?
43497	When and where would these leaves come to rest after flying over endless stretches of unknown country?
43497	When did he come?"
43497	Where have you been yourself?"
43497	Where would our grand progress come to a standstill, checked by a peremptory"Thus far and no farther,"backed up by muzzle- loaders and sabres?
43497	Who would have looked for a true prairie up here in North Tibet?
43497	Why did I not understand him when he so plainly said a last good- bye?
43497	Why did they not signal by lighting a fire?
43497	Why should they speed away at random like soulless flying- machines?
43497	Why?
43497	Would it be granted me to find once more my home unchanged?
43497	Would it not be better to land and wait for the day?
43497	Would opposition still continue, or would the Tibetans prove more friendly than Europeans?
43497	Would the 13th be unfortunate for us also?
43497	Would the lama monasteries of Tibet give us such a friendly welcome?
43497	the culminating point of my career or a retrogression?
12086	Alas, how could you do this thing? 12086 And how do you know that, maiden?
12086	And what is the price of that?
12086	And what successful stroke of business have you concluded?
12086	And you sleep on the ground- floor, while your parents have their room above? 12086 Are you betrothed?"
12086	Are you not a little mad?
12086	Are you not the protector of our doctrine, and is it not natural that the spirits should pay special attention to your prayers?
12086	But are you not afraid of rousing suspicion?
12086	But how is she to be cured?
12086	But how shall we bring the thing about?
12086	But if, by mischance, our son should die?
12086	But what are you going to do?
12086	But what has caused this illness?
12086	But what shall I say if he asks me for news?
12086	But what, then, is the reason for this hunger?
12086	But why must the wives of the people come here, if my wife need not disturb herself to do so?
12086	But will my mother consent?
12086	Could you not lead me to him?
12086	Do you dare to come to my house and insult me and strike me?
12086	Do you mean what you say?
12086	Do you think we can be safe when she has gone to Fan?
12086	How can it be done? 12086 How comes a singing girl to belong to my brother?"
12086	How could a young man of your education commit such an act? 12086 How does this wretch dare to dishonor my family?"
12086	How is our plan going?
12086	How old are you? 12086 How should I dare to fix a price?
12086	In my heart?
12086	In what can I serve you?
12086	In what special way are you so seriously ill?
12086	My poor child,she asked,"what is the matter with you?"
12086	Since we are husband and wife,he said impatiently,"why do we not sleep under the same blanket?"
12086	The small Eternal Life? 12086 Then how much must he give to take me away?"
12086	Well? 12086 What are you going to do, then?"
12086	What do you mean?
12086	What do you want with me?
12086	What have you done?
12086	What have you there?
12086	What is his name?
12086	What is my Lord''s intention?
12086	What is the matter? 12086 When I have the good fortune to receive your learned and enlightening counsel, how could I fail to respect it?"
12086	When will he come?
12086	Where is the silver?
12086	Who is this friend, Sun? 12086 Why did you not say so?
12086	Why do you lock yourselves in during full daylight, and groan and embrace each other?
12086	Why do you tell me all that? 12086 With such an adorably beautiful girl?
12086	Would you not say they were real?
12086	Ya- nei? 12086 You are not very eager, then?"
12086	You have succeeded in rising, my elder brother?
12086	You wish to go? 12086 Your Honorable Favor has doubtless some admirable plan?"
12086	After a moment she continued:"Shall I tell you the name of your illness?
12086	Also, if you say nothing, who will know of it?"
12086	And in what manner are these prayers made?"
12086	And then frighten us with your illness?
12086	And what is your first name which one does not presume to repeat?"
12086	And what would people say of me afterwards?"
12086	Are you able to come back again, when even I am so tired?"
12086	Are you not betrothed?"
12086	Are you not hungry?
12086	Are you trying to insult me by expressing a wish to prove my words?"
12086	At last he answered:"What, in your enlightened opinion, ought I to do?"
12086	Bewildered and not knowing what to do, he turned to Eternal Life and asked:"How can you say that I have been intimate with you?
12086	But about the rest?"
12086	But at last she said:"What man are you who dare to take my sister- in- law''s place?"
12086	But he was seized by a whirl of cold snow, and called to the dog:"What are you barking for, O animal of the Gods?"
12086	But how do these slippers come here, for they have already been worn?"
12086	But how much would you need?"
12086	But if the young girl should call out?
12086	But it was always dark, and how can I be sure?
12086	But what will become of me alone?"
12086	But will your honorable father be satisfied?"
12086	But, though he is there now, where will he be tomorrow?
12086	By what blunder of the gods had this piece of flawless jade fallen in the windy dust, among the flowers beneath the willow?
12086	Could I not have a letter from Ya- nei on his arrival?"
12086	Could he have committed this double crime in his sleep?
12086	Dare you say it is not true?"
12086	Did you not confess all before the judge?
12086	Did you not match the pair of my embroidered slippers?"
12086	Did you not throw your handkerchief?
12086	Did you see her?"
12086	Do not fly into a rage, but answer me: what happened after ma- ma Lu had visited you?"
12086	Do you believe that I could be a murderer?
12086	Do you wish me to act as the go- between for your marriage?
12086	Do you wish to make us a laughing- stock?"
12086	Each of them cried:"Uncle, how could you do such a thing?"
12086	Elegant watched him with astonishment, and asked him in a low voice:"Is that still too little?"
12086	Eternal Life answered in irritation:"Did you not look at me with lecherous eyes under my window?
12086	For what did you take me?
12086	Had your father an enemy?"
12086	Has my Lord made a decision on this point?"
12086	Have you come to some arrangement with her on this point?"
12086	Have you found the hundred and fifty ounces?"
12086	He asked her:"On which pillow would you like to sleep?
12086	He brought his lips close to the delicate ear lying beside him, and whispered:"Why are you so bashful?
12086	He only answered with a flood of tears; so she insisted:"Can people have been so hard as to refuse three hundred ounces?"
12086	He repeated:"Is it I?
12086	He thought:"How does he already know what happened in my house but yesterday?"
12086	His emotion began to rise, and he asked:"How many flowering Springtides have you known?"
12086	His mother opened the door to him, and cried in terror:"Have you stolen the corpse also?"
12086	How can I manage to see this bird?"
12086	How can I tell him how to find me again?"
12086	How can he be here?"
12086	How comes it that she is not further developed?"
12086	How could I have avoided this?"
12086	How could he endure such torture?
12086	How could she have a forbidden love?
12086	How could you get in?
12086	How could your prudent relatives and valuable friends fail to share the views of your honorable father?
12086	How dare you deny it?"
12086	How did you kill her father and her mother?"
12086	How is it that you want to eat all that?"
12086	How shall I ensure our happiness, when my father has broken with me?
12086	How shall I set about making known my thought to him?"
12086	How should I dare not to keep my word?
12086	How should I not be glad of this offer?"
12086	If anything is the matter, we must discuss it Why do you hide your sorrow from me?"
12086	If he spent the borrowed money on"tinted faces,"would not his father bear a grudge against those who lent it?
12086	If his plan is good, why should I not agree to it?"
12086	If there were a mistake, would you leave him to die?"
12086	If you beat her, all the neighbors will know, and who would wish to marry her?
12086	If you kill her, what will be left to us?
12086	In his emotion and fear, he cried:"Are you not dead, my darling?"
12086	In the darkness, and in such emotion, how could that mistake be known?
12086	In the middle of the night he awoke and gave another deep sigh; and she said to him:"What is this difficult matter with which my Lord is troubled?
12086	In this way he fell into the trap set by Sun, who hastened to salute him, asking:"Old- Elder- Brother, what is your honorable name?
12086	Instead of leaving them to enrich the earth, would it not be better to take them?"
12086	Is it not a fitting time to drink and rejoice, so as to forget our former sorrows?
12086	Is not my turn coming?"
12086	Is not this the house of Fan and Erh- lang?"
12086	Is she not an Immortal from the Jasper Lake Or from the Moon Palace?
12086	Is she not charming?
12086	Is that not strange?
12086	Is the matter so in truth?
12086	Is there no son of decent family who would marry her?
12086	Lord Wang pointed out the guilty ones, and caused them to be put in chains, asking:"Whence come these marks of red and black upon you?"
12086	Meanwhile the nurse objected:"But what can they say there?
12086	My uncle, what brings you?"
12086	Otherwise, must I not die in order to redeem my shame?"
12086	Ought he to kill her?
12086	She approached the bench where he sat, and he took her hand:"How can I have been so foolish as to fear you?"
12086	She asked him:"Has it been very difficult?
12086	She called him:"Have you a little honey- water?"
12086	She felt him gently move her leg to one side, and then she made as though to wake saying:"Who are you who come in the night and insult me?"
12086	She has very well kept him company, has she not?"
12086	She herself went to the room where the nurse was, and asked:"Has our new daughter''s mother something to say to us?"
12086	She then undid her husband''s clothes and, leaning on the pillow, gently asked him:"What news have you heard that has so upset you?"
12086	The Governor smiled:"Then it is only the cells which these two women occupied that have secret passages?"
12086	The latter looked at him intently, and harshly asked:"How did you enter into an intrigue with P''an''s daughter?
12086	The lower one?"
12086	The sick man was startled and sat up:"How do you know that?"
12086	The unhappy man wept, saying:"What must I write?
12086	Then he denied the matter:"Kinsman, whence come these words with which you are trying to sully my family?"
12086	Then in the middle of the night she asked:"If you can not find three hundred ounces to free me, what are we to do?"
12086	Then will not the temporary residence of your Honorable Favor become a permanent one?
12086	They looked at each other in dismay:"What are we going to do now?"
12086	They quickly put on their garments, and came to kneel before the Governor, who asked them:"What did you see during the night?
12086	Was it not strangely fortunate that Prudence''s mother should herself have come and let her in this manner to his bed?
12086	Was it you who killed her?"
12086	Was this departure genuine, now, or but pretended?
12086	We might imagine that your family had changed its intention....""At least, can I see the invalid?"
12086	What are these sighings?"
12086	What are you afraid of?
12086	What can we do?"
12086	What could she do, she who was thus deprived of the money and the pledge of love?
12086	What have you done?"
12086	What have you to say?"
12086	What is it you desire?"
12086	What is the illness?"
12086	What is the use of arguing it?
12086	What is your plan, ma- ma?"
12086	What shall we do?"
12086	What will become of us, now that we have no trace of visitors?"
12086	What will happen if people come to know of it?"
12086	When I saw him beneath the moon, why had I not wings to fly to him?
12086	When she was alone with Li Chia, Shih- niang asked:"Where shall we go when we have left the capital?
12086	Where are the thousand ounces?"
12086	Where does he come from?
12086	Where will you find clothes and food?
12086	Where, then, shall we two, floating with the current, come to our anchorage?
12086	Who is the little girl who has such feet?
12086	Who would be content with three hundred ounces for such a beauty?
12086	Who would have thought of troubling to examine the two new arrivals?
12086	Who would have thought your faith so shallow, that, on the strength of a chance conversation, you would consent to lose my loyal heart?
12086	Who would have ventured out there?
12086	Whose was that voice?"
12086	Why are you resting like this?"
12086	Why could she not meet some charming companion, some phoenix worthy of her?
12086	Why did she make the mistake of loving Li Chia?
12086	Why did you show it me?"
12086	Why do you fear to speak?"
12086	Why do you show such grief to- day, when we are about to cross the river and to taste the joy of a hundred years?
12086	Why have you committed acts of which Celestial Reason disapproves?"
12086	Why should you cut my parents''throats, and cause my death?"
12086	Why were you weeping?"
12086	Why, then, do you hang such words to your/ teeth?"
12086	Why, then, must the women also go and pass the night in the temple?
12086	Will you hear it?"
12086	Will you not consent to favor me with a song?"
12086	Will you not consent to help me?"
12086	Will you, please, feel his pulse?"
12086	With what object are you trying to encompass my ruin?"
12086	Would it not be better for us to go to him, and to keep to our boat while you pray your friends to go and ask for a harmonious reconciliation?
12086	Would it not be better to send him back with a letter to Wu, requiring gifts of betrothal?
12086	Would it not be better to tell Prudence to go and keep her company?"
12086	Would it not be my venerable brother''s pleasure that we should go to a riverside pavilion and divert ourselves by drinking wine?"
12086	Would it not be safer?"
12086	Would not the neighbors know it?"
12086	Wu asked him:"How many sons have you, O Old- Man- Born- Before- Me?"
12086	You leave a beautiful woman to live there all alone: can you guarantee that none will climb her wall or penetrate her dwelling?
12086	You to whom I owe so much, what do you say?"
12086	Your suffering rises from that; is it not so?"
29939	Ah,said the ape,"is it so high that it outranks all other dignities?"
29939	And have you come?
29939	And how do you know this?
29939	And what have you done during all those long years?
29939	And where do you wish to go now?
29939	And where is Molo?
29939	And where is the heartless husband?
29939	And who might he be?
29939	And why should we not celebrate,answered his wife,"since we have now become emperor and empress?"
29939	Are all the stars in their places?
29939	Are you able to walk?
29939	But she is up in Heaven,said the Herd Boy,"and how can I get there?"
29939	But what are rain- sheep?
29939	But what shall I do now?
29939	But where is your daughter?
29939	Can one gain eternal life by means of them?
29939	Can one gain eternal life in this way?
29939	Can one secure eternal life by means of it?
29939	Could you present him to me some time?
29939	Did all go well?
29939	Did not grandmother tell us that we must save no black- headed human beings?
29939	Did you kill any one?
29939	Do you imagine,he told her,"that because your parents can visit human beings with misfortune, that a real man would be afraid of a frog?"
29939	Do you wish to marry some one else, seeing that he has been missing so long?
29939	Has she also invited me?
29939	Have you enough?
29939	Have you seen the girl in the red coat?
29939	How could we claim such high descent?
29939	How many are there of you brothers?
29939	How many did you slay?
29939	How so do our lines not make sense?
29939	I am the man,answered Dung, alarmed,"how do you happen to know me?"
29939	I am the third,he answered,"and you?"
29939	May one sit down here?
29939	Now just tell me what tricks you are up to? 29939 O youth, whence do you come, that you dare to take our clothes?"
29939	Shall I teach you the sciences?
29939	Then, if you are no blessed god, how comes it you sing that divine song?
29939	Well, what are these evils?
29939	Were any fields damaged?
29939	What are the sciences?
29939	What can be the matter with the horse?
29939	What does that teach?
29939	What is the way of repose?
29939	What is to be done?
29939	What rank has this office?
29939	What sort of a god is he?
29939	When is the great flood coming?
29939	Where are you going?
29939	Where is your home?
29939	Who is Tsian Tang?
29939	Why are you making such a noise?
29939	Why are you so sad? 29939 Why did you not tell me at once?"
29939	Why do you ask me how I am getting along?
29939	Why do you not go along yourself and hunt up your father?
29939	Will it give one eternal life?
29939	Will you not rest a bit?
29939	A leaden bullet is no bird, the stable- boy does his work outside, would you call him into the room?
29939	After they had driven a good ways, they asked:"Will we soon get to grandmother''s house?"
29939	And now, who are you?
29939	And the emperor said:"What shall we do?"
29939	And the father said:"Are those not my daughters''voices?"
29939	And then I must ask you whether there is anything else you can do, aside from playing your tricks of transformation?"
29939	And to his apes he said:"What should be done?"
29939	And what are you doing before my door?"
29939	And when he entered the hall, an old lady with white hair and bent back, leaning on a cane, came forward and asked:"What man is this?"
29939	And when the fire had heated him thoroughly, he suddenly opened his mouth-- and can you imagine what came out of it?
29939	And when they saw that the struggle had still not come to an end she said to Laotzse:"How would it be if we helped Yang Oerlang a little?
29939	And who are you, tell me that, who instead of grieving for yourself, are grieving for others?
29939	Are there gods who teach men to fear their wives?
29939	Astonished, he inquired:"Who are you?
29939	At once a warrior emerged from the waves of the sea, and asked:"Whence come you, honored guest?"
29939	Before long one of the saint''s disciples came and opened the door and said:"What sort of a beast is it that is making such a noise?"
29939	But his brother was jealous of him, and said to him, harshly:"Where did you manage to steal the money?"
29939	But is your hat genuine?"
29939	But since a ruler has already arisen to reign over it, what is there to keep me in this country?
29939	But the ancient was already there, took him by the hand and said:"Are you back already to where you were?
29939	But the sorcerer answered:"Did not my ship turn turtle at sea, and yet you try to deceive me?"
29939	But what magic power have you at your disposal, that you were able to get here?"
29939	Can you fly already?"
29939	Can you prevent it?"
29939	Do the gods slaughter cattle like men?"
29939	Do you know of any one who might answer?"
29939	Do you not want to tell your old slave about it?"
29939	Dschou Bau asked him:"Who are you?"
29939	Dung asked him:"Did anything out of the ordinary happen when Sir Wang died?"
29939	Dung was agreeable and asked:"But what really brings you here?"
29939	Full of joy he leaped up and said:"How is it you have come back to me?"
29939	Have I no halo which makes you fear me, instead of going walking with me?"
29939	Have you any other income aside from it?"
29939	Have you come from the castle of the Lady in the Moon, or the Jade Spring of the Queen- Mother of the West?"
29939	Have you heard anything regarding a hero who is supposed to be in this neighborhood?"
29939	Have you no kinsfolk who will hasten to help you in your need, that you are compelled to turn to a mortal man?"
29939	Have you still not forgotten your pain?"
29939	He asked him:"Where is Old Dschang''s country house?"
29939	He asked them:"How many trees in all are there in the garden?"
29939	He belonged to the butterfly dancers, said he, and asked casually:"Are you sick because of Rose of Evening?"
29939	He called Sun Wu Kung up to him and asked:"What progress have you made with your art?
29939	He called out to his Master:"What does all this mean?"
29939	He was angry and scolded them, saying:"Why did you disobey my command?"
29939	Her father asked angrily:"Why did you throw the ball into the beggar''s hands?"
29939	His foster- mother was frightened, and asked:"Where have you been all year long?"
29939	His hand is not a foot long; how could I help but leap out of it?"
29939	How are you?"
29939	How can I honorably live again with such a man as you?"
29939	How can it possess a god''s power?
29939	How can you be of aid to him?
29939	How can you expect to rule here as Lord of the Heavens?
29939	How could the light have gone out?"
29939	How could you arrange our marriage?"
29939	How dare you claim that you have left my hand?
29939	How did you happen to meet my sister?"
29939	How does that happen?"
29939	How is it that another one comes now?"
29939	How is it with my merit?"
29939	How is it you do not return to us until now?"
29939	How many years would you have to pass before you could attain the dignity he has gained?
29939	How would it be if we were to buy steel and iron and have those smiths weld weapons for us?"
29939	How would it be possible to win into it?"
29939	IV WHO WAS THE SINNER?
29939	In she came, much excited, and began:"Have I ever omitted, as is right and proper, to visit you morning and evening?
29939	In the morning the father was very angry with the children, and said:"Who wants to go along to grandmother?"
29939	Is it possible for you to walk through the water?"
29939	Is it possible that she may be up there?"
29939	Is that not better than dying of hunger as a poor scholar?"
29939	Liu I asked:"What is this place called?"
29939	Liu I asked:"Why should the matter be kept from him?"
29939	Liu I went on to ask:"Why is he interested in the sacred book of the fire?"
29939	Ma asked:"Did not a man with two pails of water on his shoulder just go in?"
29939	Mosu bowed with lowered head and said:"But what have I done?"
29939	Moved to tears, he asked:"O my father, why are you here?"
29939	Notscha, however, came to them and said:"Why do you weep?
29939	On the way he met the Bare- Foot God and asked him:"Where are you going?"
29939	Once he was asked:"About how old might this tortoise be?"
29939	Round the Blue Pass snow towers high, And who will lead the horse aright?
29939	Said Sun Wu Kung to him:"To whom do you belong, little one?
29939	Said Sun Wu Kung:"What does magic teach one?"
29939	Said the Great Saint:"And who are all those whom the Queen- Mother has invited?"
29939	Said the wood- chopper:"I am only a workman; why do you call me divine master?"
29939	Softly he said to his friend:"What are the three river- gods called?"
29939	Suddenly an ancient man stood before him, leaning on a staff, who said:"What do you lack since you complain so?"
29939	Suddenly he saw a creature rise out of the waves, on whose back sat an armed man who cried in a loud voice:"Who has slain my Triton?"
29939	Sun Wu Kung answered:"If you do not know me then why did you send for me and have me dragged to this place?
29939	Sun Wu Kung grew very angry and said:"What sort of a devil is this who dares be so impudent?"
29939	Sun Wu Kung shouted at him:"Accursed devil, where are your eyes, that you can not see the venerable Sun?"
29939	Sun Wu Kung snorted and said:"Who are you, who dare to speak to me?"
29939	Surely that is enough to entitle me to be the Lord of the Heavens?"
29939	Tell me, pray, whence you come?"
29939	The Emperor said:"What do you know?"
29939	The King of the Apes said:"Where do these three kinds of beings live?"
29939	The Lord of the Heavens asked:"Then this hairy face with the pointed lips is Sun Wu Kung?"
29939	The ancient man said:"How much money would you need in order to live in all comfort?"
29939	The ancient seized his arm and said:"Where are you going?
29939	The ape leaped out, and when he saw the powerful hero with the three- tined sword standing before him he asked:"And who may you be?"
29939	The cow said:"Do you see that old willow- tree there on the shore?
29939	The eight boys changed into old men again and said:"Do you wish to go to school to us, O King?
29939	The eight old men smiled and said:"Oh, and are we too old to suit you?
29939	The giant called out harshly:"Who are you?
29939	The great king nodded, looked around and asked:"Are all the folk of the Wo- Me hills present?"
29939	The inn- keeper received him with the words:"Are you Master Dung, and have you come from the bay of Kaiutschou?"
29939	The king asked:"Are you not a living human being?
29939	The latter cried out:"How are you?
29939	The sea- dragon cried:"Who is disturbing me here in my own kingdom?"
29939	The ten Princes of the Dead were frightened, bowed before him and asked:"Who are you?"
29939	The wise man asked:"And have you still in your possession the stone which compels the dragons to do your will?"
29939	The woman answered:"How could I use you as a stranger?
29939	Then Sun Wu Kung was frightened and asked:"Is there any means of protection against these dangers?"
29939	Then he asked them:"Whom have I really the honor of entertaining?
29939	Then he looked at the merchant and asked:"Why is your necklace so short?"
29939	Then he questioned them further:"Have you the dragon- brain vapor?"
29939	Then he said in a deep voice:"Where are you?
29939	Then he saw the merchant and asked:"From whence does he hail?"
29939	Then some one asked:"If you have pears then why do you not eat your own?"
29939	Then the Master asked:"Shall I teach you the way of magic?"
29939	Then the apes opened their mouths and stuck out their tongues, and said:"Father, how is it possible for you to carry that heavy thing?"
29939	Then the daughters asked:"Mother, what are you eating?"
29939	Then the fox said:"How about it?
29939	Then the girls within called out:"Who is knocking at our door?"
29939	Then the soldier showed her the rope and said with a laugh:"Is this the thing you mean?
29939	Then the woman asked:"And where did you pass on your way?"
29939	Then there were doubts and questionings:"But the river- god lives a thousand miles away from here, how does he get to this place?"
29939	They sat down beside each other and the stranger asked:"What have you to eat?"
29939	They thanked him and began to flatter him:"With your power and wisdom, great king, why should you have to serve the Lord of the Heavens?
29939	What are you doing here?"
29939	What are you waiting to learn, then?"
29939	What difference does it make?"
29939	What do you mean by carrying on in such an unfitting manner?"
29939	What do you wish me to change myself into?"
29939	What has brought you here?"
29939	What has the Lord of the Heavens accomplished that entitles him to remain eternally on his throne?
29939	What is the punishment you wish to lay upon me?"
29939	What is this one ear worth to you?
29939	What need was there for him to lure me into his heaven to feed horses?
29939	What need was there for the body to go along?
29939	What shall I do with it?"
29939	What should be done?"
29939	What sort of a creature must I be?
29939	What sort of a title is that?"
29939	When Sky O''Dawn had died, the Emperor called the astrologer to him and asked:"Did you know Sky O''Dawn?"
29939	When he reached his house he asked:"Who is weeping here so pitifully?"
29939	When he reached land he saw a youth who asked him with astonishment:"Are you not from the Middle Kingdom?"
29939	When the rice was nearly boiled his sister- in- law said:"Wo n''t your leg be injured?"
29939	When they admitted that they had not, the wise man said:"How then will you compel the dragons to yield their treasure?"
29939	Where are you?
29939	Which way shall I teach you?"
29939	While the daughters replied:"Is that not our father''s voice?"
29939	While they were at table Sun Wu Kung asked accidentally:"Stablemaster?
29939	Why are you not asleep?
29939	Why did you have to marry her to such a wrinkled old gardener?
29939	Why do you have to turn yourself into a pine- tree?
29939	Why do you speak about my having been gone a year?"
29939	Why is this?"
29939	Why not let me go instead?
29939	Why should I continue to live?"
29939	Why should a gentleman''s beautiful daughter condescend to marry a poor old gardener like yourself?
29939	Why should he withdraw from you the enjoyment of the incense?"
29939	Why suddenly grow so angry about it?"
29939	Will you not come home with me?"
29939	Will you not speak one little word to save me?
29939	With tears in his eyes Sun Wu Kung asked him:"But where shall I go?"
29939	Wo n''t you say one little word to me?
29939	Yet the Sea of Dungting is long and broad, and how am I to find him?"
42886	Am I not a representative of one of the greatest mandarins of the empire?
42886	Are n''t you almost certain to be killed if you are found in company with a foreigner whom you are aiding to escape?
42886	Are they armed?
42886	Are you going to accept that proposition?
42886	Are you hurt, Rob?
42886	Are you really my father?
42886	Are you sick, or wounded, or what? 42886 Are you the American minister?"
42886	But how about the message to Pao- Ting?
42886	But what were you doing all this time?
42886	But who are you, sir? 42886 But why do you wear your finger- nails so long?"
42886	But, Rob, what do you suppose he wants all this white stuff worked into it for?
42886	Ca n''t something be done for them?
42886	Can you possibly be the Rob Hinckley who crossed the Pacific to Manila in the transport_ Logan_ last March?
42886	Can you tell how he was dressed?
42886	Can you tell me how soon I can get a train for New York?
42886	Can you tell me, sir,asked our lad, addressing this officer,"what American ship that is out there, and how she got wrecked?"
42886	Chinee, is he?
42886	Closed, pig? 42886 Did I not tell you that we are the servants of Yu- Hsien?
42886	Did n''t you know who I was until we stood together on the watch- tower?
42886	Did they know we were coming?
42886	Did you see any of the other boys throw anything at him?
42886	Do you mean the''Hi- ho''call?
42886	Fable?
42886	Garnet?
42886	Have n''t you just told me all about yourself?
42886	Have we?
42886	How can you identify them?
42886	How did he do that?
42886	How did you know? 42886 How did you know?
42886	How far is it from Pao- Ting- Fu to Pekin?
42886	How far is the line open?
42886	How long have you been in this country?
42886	How were they killed? 42886 I am told that you speak English; who are you, and why do you come here?"
42886	I wonder what Corregidor means?
42886	Including members of the legations?
42886	Is it possible that you are my own little Rob?
42886	Is not the man with the black face, standing by your side at this moment, a foreign devil?
42886	Is she pretty?
42886	Is there a gentleman by the name of Wang stopping here?
42886	Is there any answer, sir?
42886	Is this terrible thing the work of the great Boxer?
42886	Is this your man, deputy?
42886	Is your first name Robert?
42886	Like this?
42886	Like this?
42886	Native of China?
42886	Never lived in S----?
42886	Not a son of Dr. Mason Hinckley?
42886	Not as my guest?
42886	Now tell me, Miss Lorimer, what the Chinese boy did all this time? 42886 Oh, he carn''t, carn''t he?
42886	Oh, would he?
42886	Oh, you''re not going to wait any longer, are n''t you? 42886 Pretty tough- looking characters, are n''t they?"
42886	Speaking of the Fourth of July,said Rob,"do you remember that to- morrow is the Fourth?"
42886	That well- dressed young fellow?
42886	That''s the worst place between here and Pekin, is n''t it?
42886	Then what do you say? 42886 Then you are pretty certain that we will go sooner or later?"
42886	Then you really are going to Manila?
42886	Um,said the other, meditatively;"changed his description, have they?
42886	Was it any one you knew?
42886	Was that China boy mixed up in it? 42886 Well, my friends, what is it?
42886	What could they mean? 42886 What do we care fer him or fer his talk?"
42886	What do you fellows want here?
42886	What do you mean by abusing him? 42886 What do you mean by wrecked?
42886	What do you mean? 42886 What do you mean?
42886	What do you mean?
42886	What do you propose to do now?
42886	What do you want now?
42886	What has all this to do with us?
42886	What have you been doing there?
42886	What is going on here, Constable Jones? 42886 What is it, old man?"
42886	What is the meaning of this disgraceful exhibition, Robert?
42886	What is the use of running any farther?
42886	What is your name?
42886	What kind of boys were they?
42886	What means of transportation should we have if you did decide to leave, now that the railway is no longer in operation?
42886	What name was it?
42886	What other damage has been done?
42886	What was his crime?
42886	What''s the matter with walking around an end of it?
42886	What, for instance?
42886	What_ do_ you mean? 42886 When will it get me to New York?"
42886	Where is his excellency, Yu- Hsien?
42886	Where?
42886	Who are you?
42886	Who is the most popular fellow in Hatton?
42886	Who would have thought of his playing into our hands by doing such a fool thing?
42886	Who?
42886	Why did you not come forward sooner to testify in this case, Miss Lorimer, since you seem so greatly interested in it?
42886	Why?
42886	Wo n''t you step inside for a cup of tea?
42886	Would n''t it just be pie for them to get hold of him, blue dress, pig- tail, and all?
42886	Would n''t you rather remain in here and live than go out and meet a certain death?
42886	Would you know any of those boys again if you should see them?
42886	Yes,chimed in Constable Jones, wrathfully,"what does it mean?
42886	Yes; and is n''t it queer that it should be the same as the first two names of the I- Ho- Chuan?
42886	You are alive and not harmed?
42886	You are sure?
42886	You do n''t mean the place where the missionaries were killed the other day?
42886	You have n''t seen any missionaries killed, have you?
42886	After all, was the city of Pekin a good place for a young American and a Chinese who had befriended him to enter at that moment?
42886	Are troops on the way?"
42886	Are you all mad or drunk with the juice of poppies?
42886	Are you going to take her with us to Pekin?
42886	Are you willing to return to the mission with an order for its inmates to set out for this place within half an hour?"
42886	Are you?"
42886	At length he began to grow uneasy; and, walking over to the officer who guarded the door, he asked:"Is the commissioner very busy this morning?"
42886	But is it any more dreadful than certain things done at fashion''s decree in your own country?
42886	But what''s the matter with riding?
42886	But wo n''t both of you come to our house for luncheon?
42886	But would you dare travel another thousand miles through China, alone, and in view of the rumors of trouble that we have been hearing lately?"
42886	But, before I forget to mention it, how would you like to go along with us?"
42886	CHAPTER XI ACCEPT A KINDNESS AND PASS IT ALONG"Is it as bad as all that, my boy?"
42886	Can not I meditate in peace without being disturbed by the howlings of you swine?
42886	Can you let me have one of your men to identify me at the Italian barricade across Legation Street?
42886	Can you take them and see that they go light away quick?"
42886	Can you tell me by what fluid it has been saturated?
42886	Could Rob have reached there in time to become involved in the trouble?
42886	Did he not, even when we were strangers, fight to save me from abuse?
42886	Did it really occur?"
42886	Did you get through to Tien- Tsin?
42886	Do n''t yer dare let him out, for fear he''ll get hurted?
42886	Do n''t you remember crawling into it last night?
42886	Do n''t you remember that I was telling them what Yu- Hsien would do if they interfered with his plans?
42886	Do you believe it can be as bad as that, Uncle Will?"
42886	Do you happen to know of any one who could give me a job?"
42886	Do you hear me, Chink?
42886	Do you know what I think?
42886	Do you need an introduction?"
42886	Do you remember the date, sir, on which you saw them in Hong- Kong?"
42886	Do you want the job?"
42886	Foreigners expelled Chinese from their countries, so why should not his people in turn expel foreigners from China?
42886	Had he enlisted in the army?
42886	Has it not already been told to your dull ears that upon his reaching the imperial city within two days depends the very life of the Son of Heaven?"
42886	Have I your permission to question him?"
42886	Have n''t you been employed in Charley Wing''s laundry in S----?"
42886	How can it be that the gate is closed without orders from me, the keeper of the gate?
42886	How dare you come up here without orders?
42886	How did you get here?
42886	How in the name of--?
42886	How in the world did he happen to be on board a transport?
42886	How many?
42886	I am a student, and--""This is n''t your picture, then?"
42886	I wonder if it has become known that we communicated with your mother?
42886	If so, was he alive or dead?
42886	If you did n''t know that about your family, would n''t you want to go where you could find out?"
42886	Instead of shaking each other''s hand and saying"How do you do, Mr. Wang?
42886	Is anything the matter with the old packet?"
42886	Is it a go, and may we count on you as a fellow- passenger aboard the good old_ Logan_?"
42886	Is it not?
42886	Is it, by any chance, blood from the veins of this Joseph Lee, and caused to flow by the ill treatment he is alleged to have suffered?"
42886	Is n''t it the greatest bit of luck in the world?
42886	Is she a monitor?"
42886	Is she alive or dead?"
42886	Is the track- repairing car ready, as the governor requested?
42886	May I ask where you were born?"
42886	May I ask your name?"
42886	Run away?
42886	Savvy?"
42886	Shall we take advantage of the confusion to light out?
42886	Should you have known him, papa?"
42886	Their names?
42886	Then he said:"Did you not know that his excellency Li Ching Cheng had been given a position on the Board of Punishment?
42886	Then, again speaking to Jo, he said:"Ask your friend what''s wrong with the road beyond Pao- Ting- Fu?"
42886	Was he very fierce, and did he strike at his assailants as if he were trying to kill them?"
42886	Was n''t he perfectly splendid?
42886	Was n''t she awfully glad to see you when you got back from America?"
42886	We certainly have got the old wagon to ourselves now, and the question is, what shall we do with it?"
42886	Were the muckers fighting among themselves?"
42886	What could it mean?
42886	What did they do?"
42886	What do you say?
42886	What do you say?
42886	What do you think?
42886	What do you want?"
42886	What has happened?"
42886	What is your own name?"
42886	What time do we start?"
42886	What were their names?"
42886	What''s the matter?
42886	When do you think I can start, Uncle Will?
42886	When they reached the parsonage, and Mrs. Hinckley, in the back of the house, heard their voices, she called out:"Is that you, Rob?
42886	Where are you staying?"
42886	Where is father?
42886	Where is she?
42886	Where was he now?
42886	Where would he go from there?
42886	Who are these people, and what do they want?"
42886	Who are you?
42886	Why do n''t you rush into each other''s arms?
42886	Why had their boy gone to Manila?
42886	Will you accept the position?
42886	Will you and your friend sit down and kindly tell us everything that you know concerning the situation?"
42886	Would he find himself fatherless?--or would the dear face still be there with its smiling welcome?
42886	Would n''t you like to go aboard and take a look at her?"
42886	Yes, is n''t she fine?
42886	You wanchee catch one talkee man-- sabe?"
42886	You wanchee catchee one piecee dollar?
42886	and can I do less for him now that we are friends?
42886	and do you think he would harm his own?"
42886	and is n''t it fun running off with a locomotive?
42886	asked the lieutenant of marines;"and were you ever on board the United States monitor_ Monterey_?"
42886	cried Rob;"what shall I do?
42886	demanded Jo, fiercely,"and am I not come to prepare the way for him?
42886	demanded the startled minister,"and what proof can you give that your astounding statements are true?"
42886	exclaimed Rob,"to have them here?
42886	gasped Rob, as the friends of our lads gathered about them with congratulations at this happy ending of their troubles;"does he really mean it?"
42886	he reflected;"and would n''t he think he''d run up against a war party of American Indians, ready to scalp him?
42886	it''s already in the paper, is it?
42886	persisted the other, curiously,"and are you very fond of her?"
42886	suggested the captain, gravely;"and ca n''t I read''honesty''written on every feature of your face?
42886	where are you?"
47218	A tumult is heard to the right, in the wings, where more soldiers come on._] EMPRESS Who is there?
47218	ARROW- BEARER Have you nothing more to say to me?
47218	ARROW- BEARER I dared to raise my voice to give that order----Can I have displeased you?
47218	ARROW- BEARER So this is the way you do your work?
47218	After all, what have I to risk?
47218	Am I not glorious?
47218	And once on the ship-- so freighted with your anxiety, do you remember?
47218	And then is not one permitted to change one''s mind so near to death?
47218	Are you ill?
47218	Are you not always the Daughter of the Mings?
47218	Are you not lost in any case?
47218	Are you satisfied with your government of the South?
47218	Are you too proud to name the favour which would please you?
47218	As soon as that dissolves---- EMPRESS I shall suffer?
47218	At the Court of the Usurper who reigns at Peking what position is I yours?----Secret agent for venturesome missions?
47218	At the head of his troops?
47218	At what precise hour will the festival begin?
47218	Black clouds, the armies of the Tartar Emperor----But this torch which shall illumine the future, what it is?
47218	But can you feel anything save utter hatred for him?
47218	But do you believe that I still belong to Earth?
47218	But how do you come to have it?
47218	But if the loyalty which I read in your eyes does not deceive me, cease the game which you are playing, and this time answer-----Who are you?
47218	But to save us-----child, who think you could save us?
47218	But what may it be?
47218	But what was the cause of it?
47218	But where are the Tartar armies, now?
47218	But will not your despair be infinitely more intense should harm come to his Majesty because of a weak tenderness?
47218	CHILD What about?
47218	COUNCILLOR[_ To_ Veiled Light] Where did you get your information?
47218	Dark rumours have reached us----Are our reconquered Provinces well garrisoned?
47218	Deign to listen to what the Emperor---- EMPRESS[_ Interrupting_] Where is your Emperor?
47218	Do not the laws of Heaven and earth seem always to yield to certain superior beings?
47218	Do you know the order of the ceremonies?
47218	Do you remember the beautiful favourite, who formerly captivated one of your sovereign ancestors?
47218	Do you remember?
47218	Do you think I play shuttlecock so well?
47218	Do you think I would accept it?
47218	Do you think that I am afraid?
47218	Do you wish to ruin me?
47218	Does not some new danger threaten us?
47218	Duty, do you say?
47218	EMPEROR Can I do so?
47218	EMPEROR Depart before having seen her for a last time?
47218	EMPEROR Do all the inhabitants of the city garb themselves in the old way?
47218	EMPEROR Minutes?
47218	EMPEROR Must we go in?
47218	EMPEROR My doctor?
47218	EMPEROR My trouble is mixed with sweetness----Would it not seem that Heaven approves of me and will be my ally?
47218	EMPEROR That I did all in my power to save your son-- you believe that, do you not?
47218	EMPEROR The Pavilion of the Ladies- in- Waiting----So there are also Ladies- in- Waiting here?
47218	EMPEROR What matters it what I am?
47218	EMPEROR What shall I say to him?
47218	EMPEROR Who am I?
47218	EMPEROR Who knows?
47218	EMPEROR Yes?
47218	EMPEROR Yet if he should escape, would I not be lost indeed?
47218	EMPEROR You fear what?
47218	EMPEROR[ To FOUNT] What makes you so uneasy?
47218	EMPEROR[_ After a pause_] And your reply?
47218	EMPEROR[_ Handing the child the shuttlecock_] Do you wish to go on with your game?
47218	EMPEROR[_ Imploring more insistently_] Sovereign, what if I now were to implore your pardon----the right to remain here and die at your side?
47218	EMPEROR[_ In full regalia, his expression sombre_] How many heads did you say had already fallen?
47218	EMPEROR[_ To_ FOUNT] Did I acquit myself creditably?
47218	EMPRESS A communication?
47218	EMPRESS A spy, then, when you came on my Coronation day?
47218	EMPRESS Ah, you have them?
47218	EMPRESS And a Prince?
47218	EMPRESS And by that means should one not at least see a faint glimmer?
47218	EMPRESS And shall we have sufficient air in this vault, where sleep our dead?
47218	EMPRESS And the rest of the city, the western citadels?
47218	EMPRESS And where are they taking him, my son?
47218	EMPRESS And you will give it to me?
47218	EMPRESS But if I command them!----Am I no longer their Empress?
47218	EMPRESS Can you not illumine the darkness?
47218	EMPRESS Child, do you not know the history of our race?
47218	EMPRESS How do you explain the mystery of that dream which obsesses me?
47218	EMPRESS I understand----but now my son, to whom is he to be entrusted?
47218	EMPRESS Is it then in my power still to do aught for them?
47218	EMPRESS No aid?
47218	EMPRESS Not the real Viceroy?
47218	EMPRESS Oh, what are you going to say?
47218	EMPRESS Our duty longer and more terrible?----Then what do you expect of me?
47218	EMPRESS Power speaking to power?
47218	EMPRESS To whom shall we entrust this greatest of our treasures?
47218	EMPRESS What has happened?
47218	EMPRESS What is it now?
47218	EMPRESS What matters it now, at the point we have reached?
47218	EMPRESS Will it take long?
47218	EMPRESS Will you grant me the favour to sleep near him?
47218	EMPRESS You swear it?
47218	EMPRESS[_ At first very slowly, pacing the platform of the throne like one in a dream._] Whither am I going?
47218	EMPRESS[_ Calm but bewildered_] You?
47218	EMPRESS[_ Crying aloud_] My son!----It was against my son!----Where is my son?
47218	EMPRESS[_ Embracing her son_] Yes, but to whom will you now entrust your Emperor?
47218	EMPRESS[_ Still in great excitement_] And, clothes wherewith to escape through the country where the enemy roams at large?
47218	EMPRESS[_ To_ GOLDEN LOTUS,_ who is seated to the left, holding in her lap the dying_ ARROW- BEARER''S_ head._] And you, Golden Lotus?
47218	EMPRESS[_ To_ THE CHILD] Will that please you?
47218	EMPRESS[_ Very calmly and indifferently_] Is it only that?
47218	EMPRESS[_ Very excitedly_] And if the Tartars take us there, if they track us like beasts of the night, hunted into their burrows?
47218	FAITHFUL PRINCE But you do not hope to save those of my men who are still alive?
47218	FAITHFUL PRINCE Did you succeed in seeing the representative of our enemies, the Viceroy of Nanking?
47218	FAITHFUL PRINCE How could I dare?
47218	FAITHFUL PRINCE I May I untie them?
47218	FAITHFUL PRINCE To see him again?
47218	FAITHFUL PRINCE[_ Hiding weapon in her gown_] But how will you be able to use it?
47218	FIR- SAPLING Ah, was it like that?
47218	FIR- SAPLING What was it?
47218	FOUNT And the doctor who is taking care of the mock Emperor-- are you sure of his fidelity?
47218	FOUNT Will he know how to play the part which he assumed?
47218	FOURTH OFFICER And have you heard the news?
47218	FOURTH OFFICER Who?
47218	From the usurper to your Sovereign, a communication?
47218	GOLDEN LOTUS Doubtless it is unhappy for us that the usurper has made peace---- ARROW- BEARER Who knows?
47218	GOLDEN LOTUS What is the meaning of that allusion?
47218	GOLDEN LOTUS Will women be present at that?
47218	GOLDEN LOTUS[_ to_ ARROW- BEARER] My lord, I heard that you ordered the flowers to be removed----Was I misinformed?
47218	Have we time?
47218	Have you not approved of my project?
47218	He who is coming need not know.... Has the fire darkened my face?
47218	How came he to know him?
47218	How can you ask?
47218	How could I make my escape in the midst of all these wonderful personages?
47218	How could he reach him in his quadrupled walls?
47218	How many minutes are still left to me?
47218	How win the attention of his melancholy idol?
47218	I am fighting like them!----And it is he, your phantom Emperor, who dares to send me a message?
47218	I divided my last grains of rice this morning with you and my soldiers!----What then?
47218	I do not intend to speak of your power over the Emperor----But, defeated and captive, what does it matter?
47218	I must go on account of the Tartars?
47218	I, your slave, and at this moment one of the first dignitaries of your Court, why am I so insignificant a thing?
47218	If not, whence have you come, how, by what witchcraft have you passed these dreadful walls?
47218	If one feels like that for no more than a Viceroy, how would it be if one were gazed upon by the Emperor himself?
47218	In the distance a bell and a drum can be heard._ ROCK[_ Stopping his work and listening._]_ Do you hear_ the great bronze bell and the drum?
47218	In the distance firing is still heard._] GOLDEN LOTUS[_ Very gently to_ ARROW- BEARER,_ whom she approaches at once_] My lord, do you wish to die?
47218	In the distance they appear in the twilight like a long black trail---- FAITHFUL PRINCE How far?
47218	Instant death to any one who, for any reason whatever, dares to open that door before I sound the gong_ Three Times!_ Is that understood?
47218	Is it not punishment enough for you to be the last of all the victims?
47218	Is n''t it true, Lee- Phuang?
47218	Is not the very idea an insult?
47218	Is she alive or dead, free or captive?
47218	Is this our reunion beyond the grave?
47218	It is the signal, then?
47218	Let me be told the truth!----Where is this army?
47218	Let us take time to think at least----Or perhaps, since there is such immediate need, you have deceived me, and we are surrounded?
47218	Mr. Executioner, do you have to strike very hard to cut off their heads?
47218	My life?
47218	Never, do you hear?
47218	Night continues to fall_] What is it now?
47218	No, a great dignitary, then?
47218	No, your hard task is not yet completed!---- EMPRESS My task, you say, is not yet completed?
47218	Now you will give me my last freedom, will you not?
47218	OFFICER For how many minutes?
47218	Of what concern to us now are the movements of the Tartars?
47218	Only she!---- FOUNT But, as she loved you once---- EMPEROR And to- day must she not hate me?
47218	Otherwise you would have been unable to break through their ring of steel----A Tartar, say?
47218	SECOND EXECUTIONER[_ To some other women as he points to the prisoners tied to stakes._] What, the second group there?
47218	SECOND WOMAN Why not?
47218	STRONG- ARM You?
47218	Since there is no more hope, of what avail is this final slaughter?
47218	So I am running about now, to have more patience later----Do you understand?
47218	So you dare to touch me now?
47218	TARTAR GENERAL Have you no last desire?
47218	TARTAR GENERAL How could that be?
47218	TARTAR GENERAL Oh, when will this dreadful war cease, which is renewed and has already soaked the soil of our country in the blood of her sons?
47218	TARTAR GENERAL What can be done?
47218	TARTAR GENERAL What is that?
47218	TARTAR GENERAL[_ Advancing quickly_] Who dares to give orders without my consent?
47218	THE CHILD Tell me, mother are those men to be put to death?
47218	THE CHILD[_ Embracing her_] What?
47218	THE OFFICER My lord, when a riot is beginning, is it not my duty?
47218	THIRD OFFICER Who?
47218	THIRD TARTAR WOMAN And do you suppose they will show her to you?
47218	TRANQUIL BEAUTY Have all the invited guests arrived at the Palace?
47218	TRANQUIL BEAUTY Is she not the Queen of his heart?
47218	TRANQUIL BEAUTY Is the lesson not finished yet?
47218	Tell me, it is indeed death which you have given me?
47218	The Chief Executioner has given us a few minutes''rest, and we''ve earned it well, have n''t we?
47218	The EMPRESS,[_ as the_ LADIES- IN- WAITING_ gather about her._] Who is that man----who is so like a god?
47218	The EMPRESS[_ To the_ TARTAR EMPEROR] And you, Prince, do you desire nothing?
47218	The poison which you promised lulls one to sleep, does it not?
47218	Then I shall empty the cup also soon after you----Do you wish to die?
47218	Then what duty remains, I ask you?
47218	There is more than enough now to consume my body----Why do you make the fire so large?
47218	They are thrown on to their knees at the foot of the throne._ WINGED PRINCE Who are you?
47218	To the dead?
47218	Under the shadow of that throne from which they would banish me, is not life an unending agony?
47218	WINGED PRINCE Where do you come from?
47218	WINGED PRINCE Your crime is flagrant and needs no further proof, what have you to say?
47218	What are her orders?
47218	What can he imagine, do you suppose?
47218	What does he desire of me?
47218	What does that imply?
47218	What duty?
47218	What interest would he have in betraying me?
47218	What is happening now?
47218	Where can we hide?
47218	Where is the Tartar army?
47218	Where is the body of my little son?
47218	Where?
47218	Where?
47218	Who are you?
47218	Who can describe the horror of that indolent stagnation, of that idle solitude?
47218	Who can tell me whither I am going, where I shall soon be?
47218	Who else then, in the world could it be?
47218	Who else would remember me and pay the honours to my spirit?
47218	Who has mourned him more than I, excepting only you?
47218	Who is the woman, even though she be almost a goddess, who would not yield?
47218	Who will dare to doubt?
47218	Why am I in his palace, instead of in a prison?----What can he, what dares he hope?
47218	Why did I not even dare to ask him, as though to speak of that man to my own child were criminal?
47218	Why do the gods permit that in my lofty position, happiness should be almost unrealisable, when murder is so easy?
47218	Why has he not informed us?
47218	Why is my will barren, when it is so eager to make a path both smooth and glorious for your feet?
47218	Why should he appear to me in that hostile and terrible form?
47218	Why was I no more offended by that gaze than by the rays of the kindly sun that beat upon my palace?
47218	Why?
47218	Will you grant me one last favour?
47218	You graft the young plant with cockscombs---- COUNCILLOR With cockscombs?----Can it be done?
47218	You have already guessed my project, have you not?
47218	You have it too, have you not?
47218	You have witnessed such a sight?
47218	You here?----Dear Prince----Have we then departed this life?
47218	You know then who he is?
47218	You mean him who presented himself fraudulently as our Viceroy of the South?
47218	You remain here, my mother, and where you remain there I must be too.-----Leave my mother on account of the Tartars?
47218	You see that he is ill.[_ To the_ EMPEROR] Why are you so pale?
47218	You wish you were my mortal enemy?
47218	[ FAITHFUL PRINCE_ orders the_ SOLDIERS_ to remove a rock, which hides a small bronze door._] EMPRESS Ah, I knew---- PEARL What is he doing?
47218	[_ A silence, during which the EMPEROR remains bowed before her._] EMPRESS To the Daughter of the Mings, what message can the Tartar Emperor have?
47218	[_ He bends the knee._] EMPRESS[_ To_ GOLDEN LOTUS] Golden Lotus, did you, as I command, attach a ring on which to hang it?
47218	[_ He bows and goes out._] WINGED PRINCE[_ To_ FAITHFUL PRINCE] May I enquire after your precious health?
47218	[_ Pointing to her uniform._] Not these, for sure?
47218	[_ She continues to descend._] Why is there ever before my eyes the image of that man whom I saw this morning for the first time?
47218	[_ Suddenly terrified, she starts up._] You have not deceived me?
47218	[_ The Prince still hesitates._] You do not dare?
47218	[_ To the_ EMPRESS] The torture at once, is it not?
47218	[_ To the_ LADIES- IN- WAITING] Which two of you, my maidens, will have the courage to follow me down those gloomy paths below?
47218	[_ To the_ WOMEN_ who questioned him_] You see the last one in the line, look at him, the one who walks with so haughty an air?
47218	]_ TARTAR GENERAL Before passing from this world, have you not some mission for your dear ones which you might desire carried out?
47218	are you not?
47218	to the Shades, what can it matter how I use this last flicker of my life, so soon to be extinguished?
47218	you ask if I fear?
39163	And leave the noble Nicholas to go to the world of spirits alone? 39163 And thy reward, prince?"
39163	Are my friends unjust that they will not listen to an injured man, whose injuries may be their own to- morrow?
39163	Are the words of the Emperor dirt, that they should have escaped the ears of so small a dog?
39163	Are then the special secrets of my noble parent of so little value that they may be wafted about the very air of this vile city of Pekin?
39163	Are we birds, that we can fly?
39163	Art thou also a traitor, O Yang?
39163	Art thou an idiot, that after the exhibition at the monastery, the folly of these toy gods of the bonzes is not imprinted upon thine eyeballs?
39163	Art thou foolish, O Chow, to believe that this eclipse was caused by the effort of a monster dragon to swallow the heavenly luminaries?
39163	Art thou then a disciple of the Saviour of mankind, O Ki?
39163	But the red- haired barbarians of Formosa, from whom my father has just returned, are they of the same race?
39163	By what means, O foolish man, can these bonzes save thy child''s life? 39163 Can it be under heaven that Yong Li has forgotten the great services of his most illustrious general?"
39163	Can it be under heaven,said he,"that so holy a body should contain so vile a heart?
39163	Can the worthy woman aid us?
39163	Can these words be true, O Woo? 39163 Cans''t thou be honest and silent as to my visit?"
39163	Canst thou swim, O Chow? 39163 Dared the dog say this?
39163	Dares the dog so far?
39163	Didst thou hear the name, surname, and title of the villain lord, O Chow?
39163	Do not the people fear the vengeance of the gods, that they behave thus?
39163	Emperor!--what Emperor, thou ox?
39163	Even if so much treason existed in my heart, how could so mean a person serve so great a prince?
39163	Has the noble mandarin suffered, O worthy man?
39163	Has the safety of the pearl of my life been endangered?
39163	Has the vile deed been performed?
39163	Has the wretched woman no friend who will purchase her?
39163	Have we not honored these priests, even to making their chief the president of our high board of mathematics?
39163	How came it, O thou great rogue, that the soldiers should repay thy great services with so much ingratitude?
39163	How is it possible, O noble Nicholas, that we can pass through the roaring rebels, who are, doubtless, without?
39163	How is this possible, thou rogue?
39163	How is this? 39163 How is this?
39163	How,--what words are these? 39163 If it is adverse?"
39163	Is he not the son of the great merchant of the south, who rules the four seas?
39163	Is it not a maxim that no effort is hopeless to the brave?
39163	Is it not a maxim that wickedness defeats its own ends?
39163	Is it possible for a son to forget the slayer of his parent, even if the wound in his face would not betray him?
39163	Is it under heaven that thou couldst save the life of the slayer of thy parent?
39163	Is my son blind, that he can not see that his parent is a prisoner to these Tartar dogs?
39163	Is the boy pirate mad that he dares so insolently presume upon his small services, as to interrupt the course of justice?
39163	Is the slave mad, that he dares intrude in this our highest council- chamber?
39163	Is the youth bereft of his senses? 39163 Is this treble sore fresh, that it should now so rankle the heart and cloud the brow of my venerable parent?"
39163	It is a common one,replied the merchant; adding,"but what brings the son of the great merchant to Pekin?
39163	It is a pagan doctrine, Chow; but how came you upon yonder perch?
39163	It is not under heaven, O princess, that thy slave can have given thee pain?
39163	Know any of you the residence of the colao Ki?
39163	Knows not the youth that I can slay him as if he were a venomous rat?
39163	Let the mean rat rise upon his bamboo legs,said Nicholas; adding,"What has the dog learned of his guests''affairs?"
39163	Let the youths follow,said the good- natured Woman; adding,"Whither would they be taken?"
39163	May then the illustrious Prince Woo- san- Kwei be found within the palace?
39163	May this not be a trap, O my prince, to beguile thy person within reach of the assassin''s dagger?
39163	May thy servant inquire the amount of this innkeeper''s debt; for it is fitting that the taxes should be paid?
39163	My own seeking, O mighty son of Ming? 39163 Of what enemies does my honorable father speak?
39163	See,he added, as Nicholas came by his side,"he is sniffing something good; what can it be?"
39163	Shall it go down to posterity that the noble Woo- san- Kwei was the assassin of his parent?
39163	Shall we not kill the traitor, who has stolen my beloved mother and the princess?
39163	So far thy words are truth,said the mandarin, to the astonishment of Nicholas;"but what answer can the youth make to the charge of this man?"
39163	Surely my prince lifted his voice in council?
39163	Surely the fleet of my father can exterminate these wasps?
39163	Surely this is not well, for why need the brave stoop to such villainy?
39163	Surely thy servant, who has but just entered the town, can be guilty of no crime?
39163	The kingdom- soothing general speaks well, for who is this turbulent lord, and what the value of his services, that he dares be so rebellious?
39163	The noble Nicholas has a father?
39163	The rich need be cautious, for is it not a maxim, that a successful rebel is more to be feared than a dead Emperor, O noble Nicholas?
39163	Then how, thou trembling rogue, couldst thou know it was a princess who spoke?
39163	Then the sacrifice was not thine own seeking, my poor fellow?
39163	Then why, O my father, were such pauper barbarians permitted to place the soles of their feet on the land of Formosa?
39163	Then will not the worthy Sing seek a temple at once?
39163	There can be no doubt it is the villain, for saw you not the wound upon his cheek? 39163 These are wild words, O youth; for know you not that it was the duty of our chief colao to receive thy letter?"
39163	Thou art fond of Pekin, Chow?
39163	Thou art the son of the good merchant, my correspondent?
39163	Thou rascal,said Nicholas; but adding, more prudently,"Canst thou be honest, and serve us?"
39163	Thou, then, art the servant of this dog who has profaned the imperial gardens?
39163	Thy name, surname, and rank?
39163	Truly so; for whose ears could be so dull as not to have drunk in his fame as a wise minister of state?
39163	Truly the noble youth does not doubt that the words of his servant are straight?
39163	Truly we will do better-- make him useful,said Nicholas; adding,"Is the rogue certain that these soldiers have proceeded to Lao- yang?"
39163	Upon what has their wisdom determined, O prince?
39163	What answer didst thou make, O Chow?
39163	What answer made my honorable father?
39163	What are these sad words, O my princess? 39163 What didst thou hear, dog?"
39163	What dog''s words are these? 39163 What has the dog of a eunuch to say for intruding in our presence with such matters?"
39163	What has the priest of Fo to say to this disgraceful charge? 39163 What mean the dogs?
39163	What means the slave? 39163 What means the youth; is he a robber?"
39163	What meant the rat by those words?
39163	What purchase is this, thou rogue?
39163	What rogue is this who dares disturb the quiet of the noble Ki?
39163	What sayest the innkeeper? 39163 What says the accuser to these words?"
39163	What shall thy servant discover, O brave youth?
39163	What useless words are these, for where in this city is such a dog to be found, since they were hunted down by the illustrious governor? 39163 What words are these, Candida?
39163	What words are these, Chow?
39163	What words are these, O Candida? 39163 What words are these, O Chow?"
39163	What words are these, O prince?
39163	What words are these, O worthy friend?
39163	What words are these, my noble parent? 39163 What words are these, thou dog of a bonze?''
39163	What words are these? 39163 What words are these?
39163	What words are these? 39163 What words are these?
39163	What words are these?
39163	What words are these?
39163	What would Chow do to obtain the punishment of his enemies? 39163 What would the General Li- Kong with Woo- san- Kwei, that he thus humbles him?"
39163	What would the Tartar dogs?
39163	What would the nameless night prowlers with the priest of Buddha?
39163	When is the next festival, O worthy innkeeper?
39163	Where are our wings, O, my master? 39163 Where are we, O Chow?"
39163	Who are the dogs? 39163 Who are these vile dogs that are so openly seeking their death?"
39163	Who art thou boy; thy name, surname, and from what province?
39163	Who cries for help?
39163	Who is the vile slave, that he dares disobey the commands of the great Emperor?
39163	Who is this dog, that speaks without prostrating his mean person at the feet of justice?
39163	Who is thy servant, O noble Nicholas, that he should doubt, when learned mandarins believe?
39163	Who, O my brother, is this bold, brave man that thus shakes the world by his power?
39163	Why, in the name of the social relations, art thou as dull as a tailless peacock?
39163	Why, what words are these? 39163 Will the magnificent fountain of justice give his unworthy servant a private hearing?"
39163	Will the ungrateful villains let me die the dog''s death for the want of a cup of water?
39163	Will the worthy innkeeper relate the ill- doings that could have brought this good magistrate to misfortune?
39163	''Begone, dog, what wouldst thou do?''
39163	Alone?
39163	Are not the physicians of Hang- tcheou famous for their skill?"
39163	Are such things possible?
39163	Are the dogs tired of their lives, that they venture to make this unseemly uproar within the very hearing of the Son of Heaven himself?"
39163	At any?
39163	At which the bonze said,"Can not the heavenly eyes of the great prince see that the poor creature is suffering from such violent language?
39163	But how wouldst thou know this vile rogue again?"
39163	But then the princess could not travel without a female attendant,--and whom could they trust?
39163	But who art thou, O my poor youth, who thus seekest certain death by thy presence here?"
39163	But why had they not killed him at once?
39163	But why then,"she added, bitterly,"has the worthless life of a daughter of his own blood been saved?"
39163	Can it be that one so brave on land should be so great a coward upon water?"
39163	Can, or can he not, aid me to gain admittance within the palace?
39163	Canst thou answer, thou villainous old man?"
39163	Do my brothers seek the presence of the great Woo- san- Kwei?"
39163	Do the Tartars confer kingdoms upon their prisoners?"
39163	Dost thou not know that these are the symbols of the Lord of heaven''s religion?"
39163	For fear that my reader may think this episode exaggerated, I must assure him that similar scenes are even now of frequent occurrence-- and why not?
39163	Has he no respect for his parents, who will assuredly be punished for their neglect?"
39163	Has such villainy taken place in the land?"
39163	He grasped his sabre, saying,"What says the slave?"
39163	However, the innkeeper addressing him, rudely said,"How is this, that a mere boy should be without the walls at this hour?
39163	Is it possible that the Emperor Yong- Li can have left the earth?"
39163	Is the Emperor a slave that thou darest so far?''
39163	Like magic they kept my sword suspended midway, and I said,''What words are these, thou dog?''
39163	Need I tell you that the stranger was no other than Chow?
39163	Neither could Nicholas get rid of his puzzle, till Ki said,"Has the name of the colao Ki ever fallen into the ears of the honorable youth?"
39163	O master, what would become of us all; what would become of day and night without the sun and moon?"
39163	Should he comply?
39163	Should he give it to Chow?
39163	Should he not appear to them in the despicable light of an eaves- dropper?
39163	Surely it must be the cabin of a junk-- but what?--whose?
39163	Surely the noble Woo presumes upon his age, for has it not been wisely said that the will of the Emperor is omnipotent?"
39163	The stanching of the blood, the cold water, and the movement, revived her, when she exclaimed,"This terrible dream-- where am I?
39163	Then bitter were the feelings of Nicholas-- for himself?
39163	Thou art indeed laughing at thy mistress, for didst thou not say the traitor was in open rebellion?"
39163	What could it mean?
39163	What could it mean?
39163	What could that mean?
39163	What grief can come in such a place of repose?
39163	What has this most wise maxim to do with thy case, fellow?"
39163	What should he do?
39163	What was to be done?
39163	What was to be done?
39163	What words are these?"
39163	Where could he be?
39163	Who art thou, thou empty rice tub?"
39163	Who is this woman?"
39163	Why should one complain that he is not more fortunate than the rest?"
39163	Why this clatter at our gates when the tribunal is closed?"
39163	Will he aid me?"
39163	Will their god aid him in the hour of his troubles?"
39163	Would he faithfully serve the stranger who has saved his life?"
39163	Would the honorable gaolers get some?
39163	Yet surely this is not without cause, for hath it not been asked,''Why hath Heaven placed the Emperor upon the throne, if not to be our parent?''
39163	_ Innkeeper._--"Is it not true, O tribute- collecting lord, that but little may be gleaned from an empty purse?"
39163	_ Mandarin, angrily._--"Would the vile innkeeper laugh in our face?"
39163	_ Mandarin._--"Thou incorrigible dog, where hath been thy industry, that thou hast not sufficient even to pay thy taxes?"
39163	did the slave pirate dare to overcome our sea tigers?"
39163	does he not know that it is certain death to pass the prohibited wall of the inner palace?"
39163	for if thou art not a receiver of stolen things, how camest thou by this kingdom of Fokien?
39163	for what reason had they brought him there?
39163	of what crime speaks the youth?"
39163	of what use is a friend if he will not be serviceable in the hour of need?"
39163	replied Nicholas, impatiently; adding,"Hast thou bought the robe?"
39163	said Chow, who gazing earnestly in the face of Nicholas, added,"Art thou really a boy or a man of short measure?"
39163	said Nicholas; adding,"Is it the will of the princess, to proceed upon her journey?"
39163	surely they were not pursued?
39163	surely thou art not a Christian, my poor friend, that they should bring thee here?"
39163	we are betrayed; what rogue is this?"
39163	what dog''s words are these, thou ignorant slave?
39163	what means this?
39163	what rascality is this?
39163	what their names, surnames, and rank?"
39163	who art thou, thou terrible man?"
39163	would you molest the son of your Emperor, the good prince Yong- Li?"
10321	A funny world, ai n''t it?
10321	A shadow? 10321 Alone?"
10321	And the big characters,she added,"the big characters you tried to hide, are''Kill''and''Burn''?"
10321	And the day?
10321	And the placard, so finishing, so artistic-- That says?
10321	And the theme?
10321	And what--the aged voice rose briskly--"what saw you on the waters?"
10321	And where did you study?
10321	Another,said the girl,"of your heathen stories?"
10321	Anything to concern us?
10321	Are n''t you coming,called Heywood,"to sit with us awhile?"
10321	Are we ready?
10321	Are you all excuses, like the others? 10321 Are you dead, then?"
10321	Black Dog? 10321 But what can we do?
10321	But you are a griffin?
10321	Chantel? 10321 Dare what?"
10321	Did he mention,said the big padre, presently,"the case against my man, Chok Chung?"
10321	Did n''t they just?
10321	Did she kill you?
10321	Did you catch what she said? 10321 Did you climb into the water- jar, yesterday, before dinner?
10321	Dispatches for Rudolph Hackh?
10321	Do we play cards,he cried sourly,"or listen to the chatter of senility?"
10321	Do you hear, Nesbit?
10321	Do you know enough to time a fuse?
10321	Do you still think,he answered coldly,"that I would beg off?"
10321	Do you?
10321	Do? 10321 Do_ you_ dare go to the place I show you, and hide?
10321	Dose fellows catch me?
10321	Earthquake?
10321	Eh, what? 10321 Eng- lish speak I ver''badt,"he whispered; and then with something between gasp and chuckle,"but der_ pak- wa_ goot, no?
10321	Escaped? 10321 Extinct?
10321	Fair? 10321 Fang?"
10321	For the last time,he said:"wo n''t you let me tell him?
10321	Goo- moh? 10321 Good?"
10321	Heard? 10321 How do you like it, Rudie?"
10321	How do you manage all these nice things?
10321	How long, Rudie, how long?
10321	How many times must I give me orders?
10321	How much does he think a man can stand?
10321	How shall we know the hour?
10321	How''s the fair Bertha?--Mausers all right? 10321 How''s the old forearm I gave you?
10321	I am welly? 10321 I do not yet-- Of what?"
10321	I mean,Miss Forrester explained, smiling,"it is your first visit to the Far East?"
10321	I say, Kneebone, what''s your idea? 10321 I say, what''s the matter one piecee picnic this week?
10321	I say,he complained suddenly,"you''re not going to''study the people,''and all that rot?
10321	I was naked, and--how ran the lines?
10321	I''ll be along, tell her--"Had she better go alone?
10321	If I have made my flock a remnant-- aliens-- rejected-- tell me, what shall I do? 10321 Is Hackh there?"
10321	Is n''t it just a place to be happy in?
10321	Is that not better?
10321	Is the water safe?
10321	Jolivet''s kids wake you?
10321	Life sentence, eh? 10321 Little devil, I always thought-- What''s missing?"
10321	Lowdah?
10321	Must we take it so very, very hard?
10321	My dream, eh, little dog? 10321 No, is she?"
10321	No,he cried, with a start:"you have n''t?"
10321	Not dead yet, you rascal?
10321	Now what does Byron say?
10321	Of the world?
10321	Oh?
10321	Oh?
10321	Oh?
10321	Old fool and his earnings, eh? 10321 Over where?"
10321	Pardon?
10321	Pistols? 10321 So you''re there, too, eh?
10321	Stores? 10321 Take me-- leave him, if he wo n''t come-- I scolded him-- then the noises came, and we ran--""What boat?"
10321	Take only the left half of that word, and what have you?
10321	Take,the padre ordered,"this one; left half?"
10321	That dingy little procession, do you know, it''s quite theatrical? 10321 The beggar puts one shot every five minutes through the same window.--I wonder what he''s thinking about?
10321	The best?
10321	The good? 10321 The right half?"
10321	The very best friend? 10321 This remains the same, does n''t it, for all our troubles?"
10321	To the nunnery?
10321	Two swords, that''s all? 10321 Was that true?"
10321	Was what true?
10321	Well?
10321	What are you thinking of?
10321	What book did you read?
10321	What cannon? 10321 What did we promise?"
10321	What do you see there?
10321	What do you think of it all?
10321	What do you think, Gilly?
10321	What have you there for us?
10321	What is danger? 10321 What is it?"
10321	What is your news?
10321	What must I choose?
10321	What price sympathy on a pagoda?
10321	What shall I say?
10321	What ship?
10321	What the devil are you firing at?
10321	What thing you do?
10321	What was all true?
10321	What would a chap ever do without''em? 10321 What would you give,"he propounded thickly,"for a hay harvest breeze?"
10321	What''s that about Rome?
10321	What''s this?
10321	What''s up, Captain?
10321	What''s up?
10321	What''s wrong?
10321	What,began Rudolph, suddenly, and his voice trembled,"what is your true opinion?
10321	What? 10321 Where should all the rats be coming from?"
10321	Where''s he taking your Mausers?
10321	White Lotus?
10321	Who can tell?
10321	Who comes?
10321	Who poked fun at me, first and last? 10321 Why have you such a sensual face?"
10321	Why is your face so green?
10321	Why, I think-- it is-- is it not all now the sense- manifest substance of our duty? 10321 Why, where''s the Mem?"
10321	Why,continued the examiner,"do you look so happy?"
10321	Will you bite the clouds?
10321	Will you speak out and live,cried the swordsman,"or will you die?"
10321	Without saying good- by?
10321	Yes?
10321	You have killed him?
10321	You old Sly- boots!--But are you sure? 10321 You see at the phosphor, not?"
10321	You speak English, I''m sure, do n''t you?
10321	You were saying?
10321	You''ve never seen it, Mr. Hackh? 10321 You?"
10321	''Nisi damnose bibimus,''--forget how it runs:''Drink hearty, or you''ll die without getting your revenge,''""You are then a university''s- man?"
10321	''_ Das versinnlichte Material unserer Pflicht_''No?"
10321	--Satirical and debonair, he shrugged his shoulders.--"What use, among these thousands of yellow pigs?"
10321	--The little old reader had quietly disappeared, leaving them a vacant table.--"Isn''t he weird?"
10321	After a pause, he added soberly:--"Images?
10321	All zo many shoots,_ kugel_, der bullet,--''_gilt''s mir, oder gilt es dir?_''Men are dead in der Silk- Weafer Street.
10321	And by the way, did you make that inventory of provisions?"
10321	And come join me in a peg at the club?
10321	And did my cook arrive to help yours?"
10321	Are the rest coming?
10321	Are they?"
10321	Are_ you_ married to these people?
10321	At last he regained himself, stood quiet, and added very pointedly,"What did_ yow_ lern?"
10321	Boats?
10321	Bring any new songs out?
10321	But was she?
10321	But what can you have brought back?
10321	But what?"
10321	But why come here?
10321	But will that stop him?
10321	CHAPTER XII THE WAR BOARD"Rigmarole?"
10321	Cadging for chow, does one acquire merit?"
10321	Can I truly be proud of-- of her?"
10321	Can we, now?
10321	Come see us, when we''re not so busy?
10321	Desert''em?
10321	Did you find them?
10321	Do n''t you think you have a better?"
10321	Do you dare?"
10321	Do you hear?
10321	Do you know,"his voice rose and quickened,"do you know, the other end of town is in an uproar?
10321	Does the knowledge come so cheap, or at a price?
10321	Duels?
10321	Eh, Heywood?"
10321	Eh, what?
10321	Eh, what?
10321	Eh?
10321	Eh?
10321	Eh?
10321	Eh?"
10321	Equal to hauling a sack out?
10321	Extinct?
10321	Fang, the Sword- Pen, in great favor up there.--What?
10321	Fixed ideas, eh?
10321	Fixed ideas, eh?
10321	For some time again they stood as though listening, till Heywood spoke:--"Holding your own, are you, by the water gate?"
10321	Forrester?"
10321	Going to stay long?"
10321	Hackh?"
10321	Have n''t you-- a better friend?"
10321	He clapped Rudolph on the arm, and crowed:--"Nunnery?
10321	He drained his whiskey and soda, signaled for more, and added:"Were you ever cooped up, yachting, with a chap you detested?
10321	He hailed them in a dry voice, and cleared his throat,"Where is she?
10321	He snapped the empty shells from his gun, and blew into the breech, before adding,"Would_ you_ mind, then?
10321	He stepped lightly across the landing, and called out,"You chaps make yourselves at home, will you?
10321	Heywood laughed, and turned his head:--"How much do you know about sieges, old chap?"
10321	How ran the verse?
10321	I lern moch.--But iss Rome yet a fortify town?"
10321	I mean, we ca n''t carry these long faces to the club, can we?
10321	I would say-- picturesque, no?"
10321	I''ve kept the guns oiled, and will warrant the lot sound.--Now, who''ll lend me spare coolies, and stuff for sand- bags?"
10321	In a daze, Rudolph gripped the wet and shining hands, and heard the same quiet voice:"Rest all asleep, I suppose?
10321	In the hoary peace of twilight,--"What can_ we_ do here?"
10321	Is it?"
10321	Is n''t that-- what I call-- being invulnerable?
10321	Let you go?
10321	Look here"--He held up a tin and scanned the label triumphantly:"Chow de Bruxelles, what?
10321	Man,"he cried, in a voice that made Rudolph jump,--"man, why did n''t you stop him?
10321	Meantime, you chaps must lend coolies, eh?
10321	Meantime,--what do you say, Doctor?--chloride of lime in pots?"
10321	Mrs. Forrester?
10321	Never saw chow spelt with an''x''before, did ye?
10321	Next instant he whirled on Rudolph in fury.--"Is this a game, or Idiot''s Joy?"
10321	Nothing else to do, is there?"
10321	Now please, wo n''t you listen to my advice?
10321	O heh!--O ha?
10321	One leg at a time?"
10321	Or do you dare?"
10321	Phew!--Oh, I say, what did they mean?
10321	Pink Pagoda, eh?
10321	Poor chap, he''ll never ask you to return them.--Anything else?"
10321	Rather neat, what?
10321	Rudie: are you game for something rather foolhardy?
10321	Rudie?
10321	See those bead eyes watching us, eh?
10321	She moved away, carrying her medicines, but paused in the door, smiled back at him as from a crypt, and said:--"Have_ you_ been hurt?"
10321	She''s resting.--I hope we''ve not delayed the concert?"
10321	Shot- guns?
10321	Sniping all night, will it be?--or shall we get a fair chance at''em?"
10321	Some are marked for you, and the rest-- will you send them Home, please?"
10321	Still, what had he expected?
10321	Sturgeon, Teppich, Padre, Captain?
10321	Such a nasty little-- Why did-- What do you propose doing with it?"
10321	The joke is now on the merchant, eh?"
10321	The merchant?"
10321	The voice, level and ironic, was that of Fang, the Sword- Pen:--"O Fragrant Ones, when shall the foreign monsters perish like this cock?"
10321	Then your name''s-- what is it again?--Hackh, is n''t it?
10321	They kept asking,''Do you follow the foreign dogs and goats?''
10321	Think I carry ships in my pocket?"
10321	Think you these things are but still to come?
10321	Thorough, rather?
10321	To- morrow will do.--Have you any money on you?
10321	Tough as ever?
10321	Was there a German mail- boat?
10321	Was there a club, from which he had stolen out while she wept, ignominiously, in that girl''s arms?
10321	We''ll just make it a holiday, catchee good time.--What?
10321	What Black Dog is to bark?"
10321	What can we do here?"
10321	What could he know, this airy, unfeeling meddler, so free with his advice and innuendo?
10321	What did I come so many hundred miles for?
10321	What did you do then?"
10321	What had loosed the bond, swept away all the effects?
10321	What have we?
10321	What is it?"
10321	What presence could lurk there?
10321	What price fixed ideas now?"
10321	What shall I do?"
10321	What was the use now, he thought indignantly, of all their watching and fighting?
10321	What''s your plan?"
10321	What?"
10321	What?"
10321	When dey shoot him off?"
10321	When you did-- that, for me, yesterday, did n''t it seem different and rather splendid, and-- like a book?"
10321	Where the devil does Maurice Heywood live?"
10321	Where''s Bertha Forrester?"
10321	Where''s my cap?"
10321	Where''s my wife?"
10321	Whim?
10321	Who always came out aboard to tell me what an old ass I was?
10321	Who was Christian?
10321	Who''d have thought?
10321	Who''s afraid?
10321	Why Must life bear all away, Away, away, Ah, my beloved, why?"
10321	Why did you ever let me come back?
10321	Why not stay, and learn more?"
10321	Wish I carried some money: this chit system is damnable.--Meanwhile, doctor, wo n''t you forget anything I was rude enough to say?
10321	With a stick and a handkerchief, he twisted on a tourniquet, muttering condolence:"Pain much?
10321	Wo n''t you?
10321	Would that answer, he wondered, be a month, a week, to- morrow?
10321	You and I are just--"She broke off, humming:--"Only here and now?
10321	You can''t-- What did you mean?"
10321	You did n''t say, but-- She made no attempt to come here?
10321	You do n''t care?
10321	You do n''t speak the language?
10321	You know this sign?"
10321	You were joking?
10321	You''ll find the dipper more handy.--How did you ever manage?
10321	he scolded, as though addressing a horse; then growled in Heywood''s ear,"Why did_ you_ go lose your temper?"
10321	it''s you, is it?
18674	A charm, eh? 18674 Ah,"he said, looking the great cat straight in the eye,"you have come to eat me, have you?
18674	All right, father, I''ll do what you tell me; but suppose the foreign soldiers should come while you are gone? 18674 Am I not your master, you mad creature?"
18674	Am I to be changed into a bird?
18674	And I shall never again have to beg for crusts on the street?
18674	And are you sure of this wondrous beauty you describe so prettily?
18674	And has this gracious goddess brought sunshine into your life, my pretty one?
18674	And is it far?
18674	And there were only fourteen then?
18674	And what did they do with the mule he was riding, his bed, and the money in his bag? 18674 And when, most august King, would you have me decide?"
18674	And where are you going, Lu- san, now that you have left your father? 18674 And where do you live?"
18674	And yet, nephew, you think this fellow is really peaceably inclined and is not coming among us as a spy?
18674	Are n''t you afraid of Blackfoot?
18674	Are n''t you even going to give him a scolding?
18674	Are there not moments when you would prefer to be a man?
18674	Are you mad from hunger, or have you caught another flea?
18674	Are you quite sure there was not some friend of the miser''s spending the night with him?
18674	Are you speaking of Su- nan?
18674	But did n''t he live here, too?
18674	But did n''t it kill me?
18674	But did you count them again last night?
18674	But how can_ I_ help to punish the Emperor?
18674	But how shall you get the tablet off your back?
18674	But what about you, my boy? 18674 But what am I to do?"
18674	But when was it, little one, that they did this?
18674	But, father,persisted the boy,"have n''t you forgotten?
18674	But, mother, what has this brass bauble to do with the dumplings, these wonderful pork dumplings, the finest I ever ate?
18674	But, woman, are you mad?
18674	Ca n''t be found? 18674 Can a carpenter make shoes?"
18674	Can you think of nothing else?
18674	Ch''ang,he asked,"what was it you called your guest when you spoke of her a minute ago?"
18674	Count you?
18674	Did you not find the fruit we told you about?
18674	Did you not know it? 18674 Did you not say it was a tiger that killed your son?
18674	Do n''t want me to go, eh? 18674 Do n''t you see me swimming?
18674	Do you indeed?
18674	Do you not know me, father? 18674 Do you remember me?"
18674	Does he have a fire in cold weather?
18674	Doing about it, sir? 18674 First of all, are you willing to help me bring good fortune back to our family?"
18674	First tell me what good fairy of a rich man has been filling our hands with silver?
18674	Forgive me, kind sir, but what have you done to my master?
18674	Going? 18674 Have you come here to laugh at our misfortunes?"
18674	Have you suffered many a cruel pain since you were snatched away so suddenly? 18674 Help to devour myself, eh?"
18674	How long?
18674	How many have you?
18674	I know you are telling the truth,wailed Wang,"but how, oh, how can I ever work with all these feathers sticking out of me?
18674	I wonder if I dare?
18674	I? 18674 If he asks even a peach, how can you refuse and at the same time save your face?"
18674	Is he nothing but a cry- baby?
18674	Is that true?
18674	It takes me back to my boyhood,he cried,"why, oh why, is it not the fashion to swim?
18674	Just a little business for the mandarin, is n''t it? 18674 Kwan- yin,"he continued,"do you wish to pass by the green spring of youth, to give up this mighty kingdom?
18674	May I try it now?
18674	Now what is the silly boy blubbering about?
18674	Now, old woman, are you satisfied?
18674	Now, what do you propose doing about it?
18674	Oh, can you not, good fairy, will you not restore my parents and brothers, and give them another chance to be good and useful people?
18674	Oh, that was it, hey? 18674 Oh, who has brought this woe upon us?"
18674	So I am the tiger- forest, am I?
18674	Then he is your husband?
18674	Then, are you indeed contented with your lot?
18674	Tiger,said he, turning toward the prisoner,"did you eat the woodman whom you are charged with killing?"
18674	Well, that''s rather strange for a miser, do n''t you think?
18674	Well, what''s your business, friend Wang? 18674 Well, you did n''t forget me, did you?"
18674	What am I doing now?
18674	What are they? 18674 What are you doing in my bedroom and who is this child who seems so frightened?"
18674	What are you doing, Daddy?
18674	What can those queer- looking papers be?
18674	What do they care for a man when he is sick?
18674	What do you know about success and failure? 18674 What do you mean, fellow?"
18674	What do you mean?
18674	What do you suggest?
18674	What does this mean?
18674	What have we to gain by deceit, we who have performed our miracles before the countless hosts of yonder Western Heaven?
18674	What is a sin, Daddy?
18674	What is it, father? 18674 What is the matter, old woman?
18674	What killed you, foolish boy? 18674 What kind of bird is that yonder in the sky?"
18674	What shall we command them to do?
18674	What time do you suppose I have for Classics? 18674 What trick is this you have played on me, masters?
18674	What use, what use? 18674 What will he say if he finds us here?"
18674	What''s the matter? 18674 What, masters, a peach?"
18674	What,shouted the other,"you say I am still young?"
18674	Whatever is the matter with you?
18674	When will it be finished?
18674	Where am I?
18674	Where are we?
18674	Where are you going?
18674	Where is the beginning of the world?
18674	Who can be knocking in that fashion?
18674	Who has done this great evil? 18674 Who knows a man by what he wears, By what he says or by his prayers?
18674	Whom have you here, my lad?
18674	Why did n''t you say something about it before?
18674	Why did you laugh? 18674 Why do n''t you flee the country?"
18674	Why do they have a turtle? 18674 Why is it that the gods have not given me a taste of duck during the past year?
18674	Why not borrow Mrs. Wang''s charm for a few days until we can pick up a little flesh to keep our bones from clattering? 18674 Why not, boy?
18674	Why, surely you ca n''t help me to earn a living?
18674	Why, what''s the matter? 18674 Why, you old goose, do n''t you know what a fairy is?"
18674	Will it be the largest in the world?
18674	Yes, but in what a shape?
18674	You remember the day Mr. and Mrs. Chu were here, and how Mrs. Chu returned in the afternoon after master and mistress had gone to the fair? 18674 You would, eh?"
18674	You?
18674	''What do I care for a spirit that lives on my father''s land?''
18674	A duck''s a duck, is n''t it, and surely you would like to know how you lost it?"
18674	After all, what was a hook to a fish when he was dying?
18674	And Kwan- yu-- what of Kwan- yu, the frantic father?
18674	And besides, would not all the other villagers be hungry, too?
18674	And is not every lad in China taught to honour his ancestors?
18674	And what could he do if he did find you?
18674	And why not?
18674	Are not the daughters of our nation often wedded long before they reach that age?
18674	Are not the wise men always saying that study brings its own reward?
18674	Are those big eyes of yours made of glass?"
18674	Are you ill?"
18674	Are you never coming to the hero of this tale?"
18674	Are you not afraid to be alone here at night on the bank of this great river?"
18674	Are you ready?"
18674	As a cannon- maker you are successful, but who can say about the other task?
18674	As she hobbled from the room, she cast sour glances at the judge, muttering over and over again,"Who ever heard of a tiger taking the place of a son?
18674	As you have n''t a sign of a scale, how will people judge you?
18674	As you look back through your wicked lives can you think of any reason why you deserved this rescue?
18674	But surely you would not have a labourer do more than his employer requires?
18674	But we must hurry on with our story, or some of our readers will be asking,"But where is Dr. Dog?
18674	But what will become of the real me?
18674	But, here we are, and that is enough, is n''t it, enough for any one?
18674	Ca n''t you recognise your old friend?
18674	Can it be that you do not know my rank?
18674	Ch''ang was staring at her with wide- open frightened eyes that seemed to be asking,"What can it all mean?
18674	Could he have heard correctly?
18674	Could his eyes be deceiving him?
18674	Could it be possible that they would soon be living in it?
18674	Could it be that the turtle would carry him beyond the forest?
18674	Could it really be that the old family property would be given back to his father?
18674	Could the priest have told the truth?
18674	Did his ears deceive him?
18674	Did they try to restore them to his people?"
18674	Did you not say that you came from the land of dreams?
18674	Do n''t you know it is the custom now to put prisoners on their honour?
18674	Do n''t you know this is not the proper place for you?"
18674	Do n''t you know what the Classics say about such rudeness?"
18674	Do n''t you wish it was yours?''
18674	Do you know where she hides it?"
18674	Do you not know that when she cries the gods themselves are weeping?''"
18674	Do you remember now, my child?"
18674	Do you think it possible that he could change me in some manner into a fish and accept me as a subject?"
18674	Do you think it would be convenient if you had to flop yourself out on to the land every time you wanted a bite to eat?
18674	Do you think them suitable to protect you from cold and sickness?
18674	Do you wish to enter the doors of a convent where women say farewell to life and all its pleasures?
18674	For what strange reason, however, did the gods write this beggar''s name on the stone?"
18674	Had Wang discovered the absence of his employer?
18674	Had he been dreaming?
18674	Has old Black Heart been beating you?"
18674	Has your life been filled with sorrow?"
18674	Have you not been whipped and punished all your life?
18674	Have you nothing new with which to regale my guests on this holiday?"
18674	How can a tiger be brought to justice?
18674	How can they afford such eating?"
18674	How can you say so?
18674	How could he say it was my fault?"
18674	How then did you learn to look with love at those in tears?"
18674	How to get something to eat?
18674	Hurt a neighbour''s feelings just for a duck?
18674	I will bring it to you in a jiffy, but how shall we exist when our charm is gone?
18674	If they should come here, what must I do?"
18674	Is it strange that they did not have hearts full of pity for you when you looked like a beggar?"
18674	Is that the moon rising over yonder?
18674	Is there not one little deed of goodness that was not selfish?
18674	Is this an age when old men are good for nothing?"
18674	May n''t we keep our sins a little longer?"
18674	My darling daughter, where have you been all these years?"
18674	No matter if the dragon does think he can fly faster, I beat him, did n''t I?
18674	Of course, K''ang- p''u promised, for he was always obedient; and was not this little man who spoke so strangely, the spirit of his grandfather?
18674	Oh, how can he cross over?"
18674	See the point, eh?
18674	Shall I have to be a fox and look like you?"
18674	Should he sell his last outer garment for a few pennies and buy millet for her?
18674	Surely you would n''t wish them to burn your father''s tablet?"
18674	The greybeard bent over until his mouth was at Ying- lo''s ear:"Did you ever see me before?"
18674	Then, as the fever began to rise again, he sprang up with a determined cry,"What am I waiting for?
18674	There are talking birds and talking beasts for that matter; but talking fish, who ever heard of such a wonder?
18674	To cure my daughter?"
18674	True, he had been able to produce the magic peach which the mandarin had called for, but his son, where was his son?
18674	Was that a servant calling?
18674	Were all his hopes to be suddenly dashed by the failure of the metals to mix and harden properly?
18674	Were the gods, in answer to his prayer, sending fire to burn the vessel?
18674	Were your mistress''s ancestors followers of the sage?"
18674	What are you doing inside the temple in the dirt?
18674	What can you be talking about?
18674	What could have taken place while he was sleeping?
18674	What do you know about water?
18674	What do you say to going with me then?
18674	What do you think of that for honour, Sir Rat?
18674	What does he care if I die of a raging fever?
18674	What does he care if I pass away?
18674	What have I done to be thus denied?"
18674	What is the world coming to?"
18674	What is to prevent my getting my freedom this very night?
18674	What kind of food is your master eating now, that you should be so round and plump when I am thin and scrawny?"
18674	What must I do to save my family?
18674	What power is it that has saved you from his clutches?
18674	What reason have you for wanting to see me weighed down here all the rest of my life with a mountain on my back?
18674	What say you, will you accept my offer?"
18674	What wonderful discovery have you made-- that every rat has one tail?"
18674	What would you do if you really lived here always?"
18674	What would you do to keep yourself from starving?
18674	When heaven itself has commanded, what can even a princess do but listen to that power which rules the earth?"
18674	When others work, why do you lie down and sleep your time away?
18674	When would you find them away from home, now that they do n''t have to work any more?
18674	Where did you learn so much?"
18674	Where should you think I would want to go after my century in prison?
18674	Where was he going, and what should he do?
18674	Who knows but that they have sent this flock thinking I would have sense enough to grab one?
18674	Who now will look after my grave when I am gone?"
18674	Who will take care of me in my old age?
18674	Why be a coward?
18674	Why did you come to see me at all if you thought I did not know you were guilty?"
18674	Why do n''t you get up and shake your lazy legs?
18674	Why do you make a poor man like me run his legs off for nothing on a hot day?"
18674	Why do you raise such an uproar in front of my yamen?
18674	Why do you speak of it?"
18674	Why have the gods treated me in this cruel way?"
18674	Why is it that other people have all the luck?
18674	Why is it that to- day you try to get out of your promise?
18674	Why not a lion or an elephant?"
18674	Why not order her father to bring her to the palace that you may we d her and place her in your royal dwelling?"
18674	Why not tell him that old Sen stole his duck, and get him to give Sen a scolding?
18674	Why, are you not eighteen?
18674	Wo n''t they save you the trouble of wearing clothing?"
18674	Would he sound the alarm, and would the whole place soon be alive with men searching for the fever- stricken patient?
18674	Would his father come and find out what had happened?
18674	Would that not be quite contrary to the teachings of our fathers?
18674	Would those three minutes never pass?
18674	You are a pretty fellow to be complaining, are n''t you?"
18674	You are the same fellow that carried off the woodman last month, are n''t you?
18674	You remember all our big dinners that came from the pot?
18674	_ your_ father helped make the world?"
18674	and all over your body?
18674	but did n''t I do a great trick?
18674	do n''t you count your old grand- daddy?
18674	looking for you in the ashes?
18674	losing a duck?
18674	said the dog angrily,"what did I tell you?
18674	said the small man, laughing,"so you thought you''d bury your old grandfather in feathers, did you?
18674	shall you leave us?"
18674	she cried,"of what use is it to live?
18674	so it''s because I make you a good playmate, eh?
18674	they laughed;"do you know what you have done?"
18674	what ever shall we do?"
18674	what honour has a rat?"
18674	what''s that?"
18674	what''s the matter, man?"
18674	why do n''t you let me out?
18674	why had he not asked the friendly nephew a few simple questions?
18674	would you hesitate between love upon a throne and death?
18674	would you lay your wicked hands on one who made the tears of Kwan- yin flow?
18674	you think old Sen is a thief, do you, and that he has been stealing from me?"
5173	Do the inanimate preach the Doctrine?
5173	How art thou going to encounter it?
5173	How can you turn Self into the phenomenal universe?
5173	How do you display your supernatural powers?
5173	How do you, sir,questioned the monk,"teach about that?"
5173	I have been reciting the sacred Canon, why do you not see? 5173 Is there not anything good in the worshipping of the Buddha?"
5173	Let go of that, I say,the Muni commanded again; but the Brahmin, having nothing to let go of, asked:"What shall I let go of, Reverend Sir?
5173	Obak said:''How dares this lunatic come into my presence and play with a tiger''s whiskers?'' 5173 Then who is that confronts us?"
5173	What doctrine do the masters of the South teach?
5173	What has brought you here?
5173	What have I to do when death takes the place of life?
5173	What is the best way of living for us monks?
5173	What is the spiritual body of Buddha who is immortal and divine?
5173	What is, reverend sir,asked a man of Chao Cheu( Jo- shu),"the holy temple( of Buddha)?"
5173	What is, sir,asked a monk to Yen Kwan( Yen- kan),"the original body of Buddha Vairocana?
5173	Who are you,demanded the Fifth Patriarch,"and whence have you come?"
5173	Who can hear them?
5173	Who is the master of the temple?
5173	Why, then, do I not hear them?
5173	[ FN#262] Who could cheer him up who abandons himself to self- created misery? 5173 [ FN#37]"I know, your reverence,"said the man,"that you belong to Samgha; but what are Buddha and Dharma?"
5173	''Are these sages alive?''
5173	''How should you, a wheelwright, have anything to say about the book which I am reading?
5173	''O monk,''demanded the man, as Boku- den was clad like a Zen monk,''what school of swordsmanship do you belong to?''
5173	''There are nettles everywhere, but are not smooth, green grasses more common still?''
5173	''What is life and death?''
5173	''What is the real nature of mind?''
5173	''What is the spirit of Bodhidharma?''
5173	''Where is my visitor, where my dear monk?''
5173	''Why not,''he might have thought within himself,''why all this is futile?
5173	''Why, you might go to the master and ask him what is the essence of Buddhism?''
5173	''Why,''said the teacher,''art thou so late?''
5173	A man asked Chang Sha( Cho- sha):"How can you turn the phenomenal universe into Self?"
5173	A man asked Poh Chang( Hyaku- jo):"How shall I learn the Law?"
5173	A monk, Hwui Chao( E- cha) by name, asked Pao Yen( Ho- gen):"What is Buddha?"
5173	Again, if there be nothing real in the universe, what is it that causes unreal objects to appear?
5173	Again, if there be nothing real in the universe, what is it that causes unreal objects to appear?
5173	Are the stars too distant?
5173	Are there not holy men, Holy Truths, Holy Paths stated in the scriptures?
5173	Are there not many who are rich without any virtues, while some are poor in spite of their virtues?
5173	Are there not the humane, who die young, while the inhuman enjoy long lives?
5173	Are there not the unjust who are fortunate, while the just are unfortunate?
5173	Are we doomed to be victims for the jaws of the environment?
5173	Are we not endowed with inner force to fight successfully against obstacles and difficulties, and to wrest trophies of glory from hardships?
5173	Are we to be slaves to the vicissitudes of fortune?
5173	But are your beliefs, we should ask, based on historical fact?
5173	But as soon as they withdraw into themselves and ask themselves,''Am I now happy?''
5173	But is there inner life expressed, or possible to be expressed, in any other form save physical organism?
5173	By what authority does he declare all this meritless?
5173	Can a superior man be without the feeling of shame to such an extent as this?''
5173	Can you assert that those traditions which deify Mohammed and Shakya are the statements of bare facts?
5173	Can you cause things to fall off the earth against the law of gravitation?
5173	Can you not recognize something undisturbed and peaceful among disturbance and trouble?
5173	Can you realize that death, which you have yet no immediate experience of, is the greatest of evil?
5173	Can you recognize something awe- inspiring in the rise and fall of nations?
5173	Can you say that such traditional and self- contradictory records as the four gospels are history in the strict sense of the term?
5173	Can you thus prove that you- in- yourself exist beyond or behind you?
5173	Confucius replied:''What words are these?
5173	Could there be any meat that is not fresh in my shop?''
5173	Do n''t you see?"
5173	Do they denote or connote anything?
5173	Do you bear the trumpet call?
5173	Do you feel the earth tremble?
5173	Do you not need to mitigate the struggle for existence more sanguine than the war of weapons?
5173	Do you not shed tears over those hunger- bitten children who cower in the dark lanes of a great city?
5173	Do you not sympathize with poverty- stricken millions living side by side with millionaires saturated with wealth?
5173	Do you not want to do away with the so- called armoured peace among nations?
5173	Do you not wish to put down the stupendous oppressor-- Might- is- right?
5173	Does He not give new forms to His design?
5173	Does He not show us new materials for His building?
5173	Does He not surprise us with novelties, extraordinaries, and mysteries?
5173	Does not even a stone tell the mystery of Life?
5173	Does this not amount to your stealing the annual salary from your lord?"
5173	Does, then, Zen use no scripture?
5173	For what purpose is your question?
5173	For whose sake should he take life,[FN#350] or commit theft, or give alms, or keep precepts?
5173	For whose sake, then, should he be lustful or angry?
5173	Has it a form?
5173	Has not art found that she is beautiful?
5173	Has not each of us a light within him, whatever degrees of lustre there may be?
5173	Has not even grass some meaning?
5173	Has not philosophy announced that she is spiritual?
5173	Has not religion proclaimed that she is good?
5173	Has not science proved that she is truthful?
5173	Has there been any paramour who disgraced himself that lie might help his neighbours?
5173	Has there been any traitor who performed the ignoble conduct to promote the welfare of his own country or society at large?
5173	Has there been anyone who committed theft that he might further the interests of his villagers?
5173	Has, then, the divine nature of Universal Spirit been completely and exhaustively revealed in our Enlightened Consciousness?
5173	Have we not hundreds of thousands of life- long slaves to gold among us?
5173	Have we not myriads of lifelong slaves to vanity among us?
5173	Have we not thousands of life- long slaves to spirits among us?
5173	Have we not, nevertheless, hundreds of life- long slaves to cigars among us?
5173	He replied:''What profession is there which has not its principles?
5173	How can he be so?
5173	How can it, by coming quickly into the eyes and ears, distinguish the pleasing from the disgusting in external objects?
5173	How can such a person be the master of things?
5173	How can the divine law of causality be so unreasonable?
5173	How can the spirits of the past always live in a crowd?
5173	How can there be reward for the good( as it is taught in your sacred books),[FN#315] that Heaven blesses the good and shows grace to the humble?
5173	How can this one put the others in motion, or communicate with them, in order to co- operate in producing Karma?
5173	How can we suppose that we, the children of Buddha, are put at the mercy of petty troubles, or intended to be crushed by obstacles?
5173	How can you be saved when you are at the verge of death?
5173	How can you single out angels from among devils?
5173	How could I understand all human affairs, ancient and modern, in the world?
5173	How could he be reluctant to give his halo?"
5173	How could he, however, succeed in his task unless he has two or three lives, as some animals are believed to have?
5173	How could it be called a noble( path)?
5173	How could it be possible to make the unmoral being moral or immoral?
5173	How could man, the most spiritual of the Three Powers[FN#284] exist without an origin?
5173	How could one extirpate man''s bad nature implanted within him at his origin?
5173	How could such a dull fellow as I grasp its spirit?"
5173	How could we save the dying by persuading them that death is a bare privation of life?
5173	How could you establish the authority of morality?
5173	How could you know Him to be a Divine man different from other criminals who were crucified with Him?
5173	How could you say that its relation to a knower is the only and fundamental relation for the existence of the tree?
5173	How could you think anything purely spiritual and formless existing without blending together with other things?
5173	How did he come to consider that he ought to be good and ought not to be bad?
5173	How do kings differ from beggars in the eye of Transience?
5173	How do you know the causes of one are more numerous than the causes of the other?
5173	How does it differ from soul?
5173	How was it possible for man to do good before these sages''appearance on earth?
5173	How, then, can the heart within freely pass to the organs of sense without?
5173	How, then, did philosophers come to consider reality to be unknowable and hidden behind or beyond appearances?
5173	How, then, do you distinguish the real cause of pain from that of pleasure?
5173	How, then, does Alaya give rise to them through transformation?
5173	How, then, is life sustained there and kept up in continuous birth after birth?
5173	Hwui Chung( Ye- chu), a famous disciple of the Sixth Patriarch in China, to quote an example, one day asked a monk:"Where did you come from?"
5173	If it be said that it is the mind that produces Karma( I ask), what is the mind?
5173	If it be the will of Heaven to bless so limited a number of persons at all, and to curse so many, why is Heaven so partial?
5173	If man be double- natured, how did he come to set good over evil?
5173	If mind as well as external objects be unreal, who is it that knows they are so?
5173	If morality be merely subjective, and there be no objective standard, how can you distinguish evil from good?
5173	If the dream is not the same as the things dreamed, in what other form does it appear to you?
5173	If the external objects which are transformed are unreal, how can the Vijnyana, the transformer, be real?
5173	If there be no distinction between the pleasing and the disgusting, why does it accept the one or reject the other?
5173	If there be no individual soul either in mind or body, where does personality lie?
5173	If there be no life in earth, how could life come out of it?
5173	If there be no life similar to ours in animals, how could we sustain our life by subsisting on them?
5173	If there be no life, the same as the animal''s life in the vegetables, how could animals sustain their lives feeding on vegetables?
5173	If there be no unchanging mirror, bright and clean, bow can there be the various images, unreal and temporary, reflected in it?
5173	If there be no unchanging mirror, bright and clean, how can there be various images, unreal and temporary, reflected in it?
5173	If there be no water of unchanging fluidity, how can there be the unreal and temporary forms of waves?
5173	If there be no water of unchanging fluidity,[FN#373] how can there be the unreal and temporary forms of waves?
5173	If there be no way of escape, why do you trouble yourself about it?
5173	If this assertion be true, is it not a useless task to educate man with the purpose of making him better and nobler?
5173	If vices be congenial and true to man''s nature, but virtues be alien and untrue to him, why are virtues honoured by him?
5173	If vices be genuine and virtue a deception, as you think, why do you call the inventors of that deceiving art sages?
5173	If you contend that good is man''s primary nature and evil the secondary one, why is be so often overpowered by the secondary nature?
5173	If you could conquer the enemy without fighting, what then is your sword for?''
5173	If, again, man''s nature is essentially bad, as Siun Tsz holds, how can he cultivate virtue?
5173	In short, why are so many destined to be unlucky and so few to be lucky?
5173	In such a world as this, what is the use of the enjoyment of pleasures, if he who has fed on them is to return to this world again and again?
5173	Is he himself not one of the holy men?''
5173	Is it bright?
5173	Is it conscious?
5173	Is it empty?
5173	Is it intelligent?
5173	Is it non- intelligent?
5173	Is it not a fact that the more virtuous one grows the more sinful he feels himself?
5173	Is it not best for it to do so?
5173	Is it not just one moment from the nuptial song to the funeral- dirge?
5173	Is it not just one step from rosy childhood to snowy age?
5173	Is it not mere tautology?
5173	Is the doomsday coming instead?
5173	Is there any example of an individual object that escaped the government of that law in the whole history of the world?
5173	Is there any instance of an individual who escaped it in the whole history of mankind?
5173	Is there any merit, Reverend Sir, in our conduct?"
5173	Is this not contrary to fact?
5173	Laying aside his hammer and chisel, Phien went up the steps and said:''I venture to ask your Grace what words you are reading?''
5173	Let us ask you: Are you satisfied with the present state of things?
5173	Li Ngao( Ri- ko) one day asked Yoh Shan( Yaku- san):"What is the way to truth?"
5173	Might I ask you, sir, to pacify my mind?"
5173	Nothing exists from the first What can be dimmed by dust and dirt?"
5173	Now ask yourself what is you- in- yourself?
5173	Now if I, being born among men, know not whence I came( into this life), how could I know whither I am going in the after- life?
5173	Now the question arises, If all human beings are endowed with Buddha- nature, why have they not come naturally to be Enlightened?
5173	Now, then, what is the use of our life, if it stand still?
5173	Now, then, who can point out any sinless person in the present world?
5173	Of what use( then) are the teachings of Lao Tsz and Chwang Tsz?
5173	One day she instructed a young girl to embrace and ask him:"How do you feel now?"
5173	Or did you do so, in the service of a perishing state, by the punishment of an axe?
5173	Or was it that you had completed your term of life?''
5173	Or was it through your evil conduct, reflecting disgrace on your parents and on your wife and children?
5173	Or was it through your hard endurances of cold and hunger?
5173	Ordinary people know not even the phenomena actually occurring before them; how could they understand the unseen?
5173	Pao Chi( Ho- shi), a Buddhist tutor to the Emperor, asked the perplexed monarch:"Does your Lordship understand him?"
5173	Perhaps he might have thought:''Why is nothing holy?
5173	Providence, salvation, and divine grace-- what are they?
5173	Say, one and all, how do you understand the Law?"
5173	Shall we perish in the darkness of scepticism, shutting our eyes to the light of Tathagata?
5173	Shall we say, then, that the shape of the nail gave the shape of the coat, or in any way corresponds to it?
5173	Shall we starve ourselves refusing to accept the rich bounty which the Blessed Life offers to us?
5173	Shall we suffer from innumerable pains in the self- created hell where remorse, jealousy, and hatred feed the fire of anger?
5173	So why do they not see and hear and thus produce Karma?
5173	Such is the clearness of still water, and how much greater is that of the human spirit?
5173	Tapping it with his horse- switch, he asked it saying:''Did you, sir, in your greed of life, fail in the lessons of reason and come to this?
5173	The elder said:''Have you ever approached the master and asked his instruction in Buddhism?''
5173	Then Tung Shan went round the chair, taking the officer with him, and making a bow again to the officer, asked:"Do you see what I mean?"
5173	Then an attendant of his asked"What is the matter?"
5173	Then the monk bowed politely to the teacher, who questioned:"How did you understand me?"
5173	Then, turning to another monk, inquired:"How did you understand me?"
5173	Thus thinking, he inquired:"What is the holy truth, or the first principle?"
5173	To the question,"What and who is Buddha?"
5173	Tung Shan( To- Zan) was on one occasion attending on his teacher Yun Yen( Un- gan), who asked:"What are your supernatural powers?"
5173	Was it not typical of a so- called great man of the world?
5173	Was not Jesus also a criminal?
5173	Was not Socrates a criminal?
5173	Was the golden age of man, then, over in the remote past?
5173	We have to ask, in what respects does the interrelation between mind and body resemble the relation between a coat and a nail?
5173	Were we born eyeless, should we not be happy, as we are in no danger of suffering from eye disease?
5173	Were we born headless, should we not be happy, as we have to suffer from no headache?
5173	What business have you, a Samurai, with a thing of that sort?
5173	What can I do for you?"
5173	What does he hold as the first principle of Buddhism?''
5173	What does his Absolute, or One, or Substance mean?
5173	What does his Reality or Truth imply?
5173	What holy text can be quoted to justify his assertion?
5173	What is Real Self?
5173	What is his view in reference to the different doctrines taught by Shakya Muni?
5173	What is morality, then?
5173	What is our sin, after all?
5173	What is self?''
5173	What is the difference between eternal life, fixed and constant, and eternal death?
5173	What is the difference between everlasting bliss, changeless and monotonous, and everlasting suffering?
5173	What is the reason of all this?
5173	What is the use of your endeavour in the reformation of society, which does not endure any longer than the castle in the air?
5173	What is the use of your exertion, they would say, in accumulating wealth, which is doomed to melt away in the twinkling of an eye?
5173	What is the use of your striving after power, which is more short- lived than a bubble?
5173	What you hold as duty may I not condemn as sin?
5173	What you honour may I not denounce as disgrace?
5173	What, then, are the spirits of the dead( which they believe in)?
5173	What, then, is the chief agent that produces Karma?
5173	What, then, is the use of your worship?"
5173	When that monk came down and approached him with a respectful salutation, he asked:''Where art thou from?
5173	Where do you go when your body is reduced to elements?
5173	Where does the Root of the Illusion Lie?
5173	Where does the Root of the Illusion Lie?
5173	Where does the real nature of mind exist?
5173	Where, then, does the Error Lie?
5173	Where, then, does the Error Lie?
5173	Where, then, does the error lie in the four possible propositions respecting man''s nature?
5173	Who can deny furthermore that Wang''s philosophy is Zen in the Confucian terminology?
5173	Who can deny that one''s physical conditions determine one''s character or personality?
5173	Who can draw a strict line of demarcation between mind and body?
5173	Who can live the same moment twice?
5173	Who can overlook the fact that one''s bodily conditions positively act upon one''s personal life?
5173	Who can say that Zen is nihilistic?"
5173	Who can tell whether another sanguinary affair will not break out before the Bulgarian bloodshed comes to an end?
5173	Who could blind your spiritual eyes, unless you yourself shut them up?
5173	Who could chain your will but your own will?
5173	Who could prevent you from enjoying moral food, unless you yourself refuse to eat?
5173	Who could put fetters on your mind but your mind itself?
5173	Who could save him who denies his own salvation?
5173	Who is that other person?"
5173	Who, then, after the destruction of body by death, would receive the retribution( in the form) of pain or of pleasure?
5173	Why are trees and grass which were also formed of the same Gas unconscious?
5173	Why did Lao Tsz, Chwang Tsz, Cheu Kung[FN#304] and Confucius do such a useless task as to found their doctrines and lay down the precepts for men?
5173	Why do the sun and the earth seem changeless and constant to you?
5173	Why do we prefer an animal life, which passes away in a few scores of years, to a vegetable life, which can exist thousands of years?
5173	Why do we prize changing organism more than inorganic matter, unchanging and constant?
5173	Why do we value the morning glory, which fades in a few hours, more than an artificial glass flower, which endures hundreds of years?
5173	Why do you bother yourself about such an idle question?
5173	Why do you not preach?"
5173	Why do you waste your energy in the construction of the Three Worlds?
5173	Why does it wait for some direct or indirect causes( to gain its knowledge), and to acquire them through study and instruction?
5173	Why not, then, these trees, grass, etc., the alphabets of Nature when they compose the Volume of the Universe?
5173	Why so many to be low and so few to be high?
5173	Why, then, do you trouble yourself about it?
5173	Why, we must ask, do you trouble yourself so much about death?
5173	Would you know where He is?
5173	Would you like to hear me, sir, tell you about death?''
5173	Yoh Shan, pointing to the sky and then to the pitcher beside him, said:"You see?"
5173	[ FN#261]"Who ties you up?"
5173	[ FN#407] Ratnakuta- sutra(?
5173	what does it avail you to come and go all the time like this?''
23493	''Ave a cup of tea, ladies?
23493	A notticle mile, Aileen; what is that?
23493	Ah, I see he has.--Well, Rooney lad, are you prepared to go down?
23493	Ah, sur, may n''t I give him a farewell kick?
23493	Ah, then you are not bigotedly attached to that of your employer-- like some of your fraternity with whom I have conversed?
23493	Ah, you want to see my son- in- law? 23493 All right?"
23493	All right?
23493	All right?
23493	Am I to kiss_ all_ the divers we shall have to do with before sending them down?
23493	An''what does he do,asked Rooney, with an anxious expression,"whin they give him too little?"
23493	An''why do n''t you stick to that?
23493	And Mr Baldwin''s partner-- if I understand you correctly?
23493	And tarantulas?
23493	And the debts, papa, which you told me once were so heavy, do you mean to pay them all?
23493	And tortoises?
23493	And will you go with me, Susan?
23493	Any sign of treasure?
23493	Are there any more pirate- junks hereabouts?
23493	Are these the pirates?
23493	Are you asleep, Laura?
23493	Are you deranged, child?
23493	Are you ready?
23493	Are you ready?
23493	Are you ready?
23493	Are you sure,said Baldwin, with a look of great solemnity,"that your going to London has nothing whatever to do with apparatus of_ that_ sort?"
23493	At Sea Cottage-- who lives there?
23493	But what about the bad- smellin''job he''s got on hand just now?
23493	But what if he forgits, or misremimbers the signal?
23493	But what_ is_ making haste?
23493	But where''ll we putt it, sir?
23493	But why a breath at the surface?
23493	By all means,said Aileen, with a smile;"why does he want them?"
23493	By the way, have you seen Miss Aileen since you came home?
23493	Can none of you pick him off?
23493	Can you keep a secret, Baldwin, and give advice to a fellow who stands sorely in need of it?
23493	Can you spare a minute?
23493	Come here, policeman,said the captain to the native functionary;"how far above this, did you say, is the nest of the vipers?"
23493	D''you think you could read by the light of your lamp?
23493	Darling Aileen,said Miss Pritty, recovering from a paroxysm,"did you ever hear of any one dying of sea- sickness?"
23493	Darling, how_ can_ we sleep among tortoises, tarantulas, and serpents?
23493	Did Rooney never tell ye about the Spanish Armada?
23493	Did n''t ye see, I lost me howld? 23493 Did she not expect me?"
23493	Did she, indeed? 23493 Did you mean that?"
23493	Do you think such mystery undesirable?
23493	Does a diver named Baldwin live here?
23493	Does anybody know how many of a crew we have altogether?
23493	Eight thousand-- eh?
23493	Goin''down, sir?
23493	Gone,repeated Aileen, rather sharply;"of course he is, and if he were not, what then?
23493	Good,said the captain;"are your dresses and apparatus at hand?"
23493	Has Machowl come on board yet?
23493	Has he gone to London with her?
23493	Haul''i m up-- no, why?
23493	Have ye got the hole finished, Maxwell?
23493	Have you ever seen anything of this sort before?
23493	Have you many friends there?
23493	Have you seen my father?
23493	Have you signalled down?
23493	Have you spoken to him about raising the hull of the ship?
23493	Have you the receipt made out?
23493	Have you treasure on board?
23493	How comes it that you enter my house and drawing- room without being announced?
23493	How comes it,replied the Malay,"that the sea- mew flies far from home?
23493	How could I hinder you, Joe?
23493	How d''ee git on down there?
23493	How did it happen?
23493	How is he to breathe?
23493	How much rent does he owe you?
23493	How? 23493 I might answer,` What is that to you?''
23493	Is Miss Pritty at home, child?
23493	Is Miss Pritty at home?
23493	Is Miss Pritty at''ome?
23493	Is he gone?
23493	Is it not?
23493	Is it?
23493	Is n''t the air sent down fresh enough?
23493	Is that possible?
23493	Is there not a risk,whispered Aileen to her father,"that the same accident may happen again?"
23493	Is this right, Mr Timms?
23493	Is this the first time you have thought so?
23493	Is your master at home, my dear?
23493	It feels quite like old times, sir, do n''t it?
23493	Know her? 23493 Laura, dear,"said Aileen,"did you hear what the captain said to some one just now in the cabin, when the door was open?"
23493	Like it? 23493 Listen; do you hear no sound?"
23493	May n''t I show him out, sur?
23493	Mean what?
23493	Might it not be something of the kind?
23493	Missus said so, an''she bid me ask you if you''d like a cup of tea?
23493	Mr Hazlit,said Edgar,"will you walk with me to the stern of the vessel?
23493	Naughty man, why did he detain you?
23493	Nay, my friend, be not so hasty,said Moses;"what do you ask for them?"
23493	Now, David, are you all right?
23493	Now, Joe, are ye aisy?
23493	Of a very particular friend?
23493	Of course I am-- don''t you see me?
23493	Of course, of course, but_ how_? 23493 Oh, sir,"she said,"would you like a cup of tea?"
23493	Or that noo helmet wi''the speakin''-toobe made by Denayrouze and Company, an''this dress made by the same?
23493	Please, ma''am,said the domestic with a broad smile, as she took the basket of vegetables,"would you like a cup of tea?"
23493	Please, sir,''e would n''t''ave a cup of tea, sir,she replied meekly, then, with a gleam of hope in her eyes--"Will_ you_''ave one, sir?"
23493	Possible? 23493 Secure him with ropes, then,"returned the captain;--"where is Mr Berrington?"
23493	So, sir, it seems that you''ve set your heart on learning something of everything?
23493	Sugar, Eddy? 23493 Sure ai n''t that the very raison I tell ye always at laste twice as much as I know?"
23493	Sure our fortins is made already,said Rooney;"how much d''ee think we''ve fished up, Mr Berrington?"
23493	Sure, sur, that ca n''t be it, for if he''d lost his pegs would n''t they have comed up an''floated?
23493	That you would n''t like to''ave a cup of tea?
23493	That''s a pity,returned Aileen, with a little frown of perplexity;"I am also much in want of a cook-- do you know of one?"
23493	That-- that I think I may trust you; in short, Baldwin, I''m over head and ears with a young girl, and-- and--"An''your love ai n''t requited-- eh?
23493	The native policeman has told me all about your friends-- I understand them to be such?
23493	Then you''ve fairly hauled down the enemy''s colours and hoisted those of the Lord?
23493	They''ve got lots of captives aboard, I suppose?
23493	Was any one wounded-- k- killed?
23493	Was you bred to any trade?
23493	We are not far from the coast of China, are we?
23493	We should be rather badly off without tea, and silk, and spices, and such things-- should n''t we?
23493	Well now, Mr Berrington, what say you?
23493	Well, as you are now ere, pray what have you got to say to me?
23493	Well, aunt,said Edgar Berrington, with a hearty smile, as he extended his hand,"you are surprised to see me?"
23493	Well, my lady, has your ladyship any orders?
23493	Well, then,continued her father,"what, in these circumstances, says common sense?"
23493	Well,said Pungarin, abruptly,"I have nothing more to say, except, what will you give for these things?"
23493	Well?
23493	What d''ee intind to turn your hand to if you give up divin'', Joe?
23493	What d''you mean, girl?
23493	What did the boy mean?
23493	What do you mean, sir?
23493	What does he reply?
23493	What happened to him?
23493	What have you got there, sir?
23493	What if your friend should not be at home?
23493	What is_ he_?
23493	What now, Joe?
23493	What now, boy?
23493	What o''that?
23493	What on earth are you about down there?
23493	What shall we do?
23493	What she''s like-- eh?
23493	What would happen if it broke or stopped working?
23493	What would you do, dear?
23493	What''s the matter?
23493	What, are they such bold fellows?
23493	Where are we going to?
23493	Where is it?
23493	Where is it?
23493	Whereaway?
23493	Which of the various dresses do you think the best?
23493	Which way--_this_ way or_ that_ way?
23493	Who is going to make the venture?
23493	Who is it?
23493	Why do n''t you sit down?
23493	Why does he pat him so?
23493	Why, man, what was your haste?
23493	Why, oh_ why_ do people go to sea at all?
23493	Why, sir, do n''t you know Whitstable?
23493	Why, what are you turning about like that for?
23493	Why, what d''ee mean, David?
23493	Why, what''s wrong?
23493	Will you let me go, Susan?
23493	Will you tell her that I called for her subscription to the new hospital that is about to be built in the town? 23493 Would you--""Some more cake, Eddy?"
23493	Wrong?
23493	Wrong?
23493	Ye do n''t main it? 23493 Yes, Miss?"
23493	Yes, do you know her?
23493	You are the captain of this schooner?
23493	You bring a message, I see?
23493	You had to fight, I suppose?
23493	You will believe what she herself says, I suppose?
23493	Your missus then?
23493	Your name?
23493	_ Did_ we make haste to be rich?
23493	` Taken at the_ flood_,''is it not, papa?
23493	A piece of bun?
23493	Aileen,"she continued, with sudden anxiety,"are there not serpents in these woods?"
23493	An''if you go down to twenty- five fathoms, or 150 feet, which is often done, what must the pressure be there?"
23493	And if he was not ignorant, would he have passed over such means in silence?
23493	And now, Joe, what is it that you want?"
23493	And were not diamonds of the purest water dropping at that moment from her down- cast eyes?
23493	And you did not come to see me till now?"
23493	And, please, ma''am, would you like a cup of tea?"
23493	Are you all right?"
23493	Are you game to go?"
23493	Besides, I have taken a fancy to see something of foreign parts before settling down vigorously to my profession, and--""Well?"
23493	But how can we describe what followed?
23493	But what are you goin''to do, sir?"
23493	But what does they do?
23493	But who are these?"
23493	But why do you hold so low an opinion of him?"
23493	Can you climb?"
23493	Can you tell me where I am likely to find one, or can you recommend one?"
23493	Come; who has got the heart to do a gallant deed, and save these women and children?"
23493	Could it be a rock?
23493	D''ee hear?"
23493	D''ee understand?"
23493	D''you understand me?"
23493	David Maxwell can finish the job you had in hand,--speakin''of that, does any one know where David is just now?"
23493	Did n''t I say I''d give you as much baccy as ye could chaw or smoke an ye''d only kape out o''this place?
23493	Did she say when she would be home?"
23493	Did you feel it?
23493	Do n''t you remember that this is the evening of the day in which we attacked the Malay pirates long ago?"
23493	Do n''t you think so?"
23493	Do n''t you think you''d better come up?"
23493	Do the prospects and terms suit, and will you come without delay?
23493	Do you accept that situation?"
23493	Do you happen to know what takes him so far from home?"
23493	Do you know his name?"
23493	Do you know much about the poor and their miseries?"
23493	Do you know what that means?
23493	Do you not think it probable that the air- tube may burst a second time?"
23493	Do you remember her sister?
23493	Do you wish me to wait, ma''am?"
23493	Done it already?"
23493	Eager inquiries followed--"What''s that?
23493	Goin''to fast to- morrow, eh?
23493	Got everything you want?"
23493	Had n''t we better haul''i m up, sir?"
23493	Have you anything to say to me before I go?"
23493	Have you forgotten all about it?"
23493	Hazlit?
23493	Hear it?
23493	How comes it, Pungarin, that you are so far from your own waters?
23493	How much did you say the total is, Mister Eddy?"
23493	How, for instance, is a man of my size to squeeze through that hole at the top?"
23493	I am_ so_ overjoyed to see you; you have business to transact eh?"
23493	I know you would like it-- would like being with me, would n''t you?"
23493	I was going to say--""Have you enough cream?
23493	If Mersennius were in a position to become acquainted with that diver''s powers, how comes it that he failed to become acquainted with his apparatus?
23493	If it''s not takin''too great a liberty, Mister Edgar, may I ask what she''s like?"
23493	If you do n''t quiet yourself, I''ll chuck you overboard-- d''ee hear?"
23493	Impossible, surely?"
23493	Indeed, I know that I am, but, then, have not my worst fears been realised?
23493	Is it necessary to say that both arrangements were found, in course of time, to answer admirably?
23493	Is n''t it strange that I''m so fond of you?
23493	Is n''t it the fulfilment of your grandmother''s owld prophecy, that you''d come to a bad ind at last?
23493	Look at your brother Ram, now; why do n''t''ee take example by him?"
23493	Meanwhile, who is this?"
23493	Miss Hazlit, is_ that_ her name?"
23493	Molly dimpled her cheeks with a smile as she held up the glass, and said,"Are ye ready?"
23493	Molly gave one pull at the life- line,"All right?"
23493	Mr Berrington, what_ is_ the matter with papa?"
23493	My man, how came_ you_ here?"
23493	Need we say that the sea is at the bottom of it?
23493	No, no, no,"said Miss Pritty, peeping out again;"how could you bring these dreadful creatures to my remembrance so abruptly?
23493	No?
23493	No?
23493	No?
23493	Not being a man of rapid thought he changed the subject:--"You are a diver, you say?"
23493	Not bin wounded, I hope, sir?"
23493	Not unwell, I trust?
23493	Nothink at all?
23493	Off with his mouth- piece,"cried Baldwin, kneeling on the writhing diver;"why, what''s wrong, Jem?"
23493	On the contrary, we have been remarkably well treated-- what do you say?
23493	Or to live on stooed hatmospheric hair with your own sauce for gravey-- hey?"
23493	Or what if an earwig shud chance to have got inside this iron pot, and take a fancy to go into my ear?"
23493	Pungarin, my excellent friend,"exclaimed the Jew, extending his hand, which the skipper merely condescended to touch,"how do you do?
23493	Rooney, who carried his shoulders, took occasion to say while on the way down:--"David, boy, did ye find anny treasure?"
23493	Shall you?"
23493	She said this with an expression of such awful solemnity that Aileen could not forbear smiling as she asked--"Did you see any?"
23493	Then he took the slate, obliterated the information on it, and printed in an equally bold, but very sprawly hand:--"Indeed?
23493	There is a newspaper, to look-- no-- where is it?
23493	This check induced the following ideas--"What if I shud want to scratch me head or blow me nose?
23493	This here toobe, made of indyrubber, d''ee see?
23493	Was not her hair golden and her skin alabaster?
23493	We must always reply to each other, d''ee see?
23493	Well, I forgive you, and am glad to see you-- but--""Well, aunt-- but what?"
23493	Well, well!--Now, Mister Eddy, do n''t you think it would be as well for you to go down and have a look at the wreck?
23493	Well, well-- now, look here: you think you''ve seen all my apparatus, an''know all about it?"
23493	Well?"
23493	Were not her lips coral and her teeth pearls?
23493	What are the various modes you speak of?
23493	What d''ee mane by it, Chok- foo?
23493	What d''ee say to try, David?"
23493	What do you mean, papa?"
23493	What do you want, eh?"
23493	What has kept you?
23493	What has_ that_ to do with your visit?"
23493	What on earth''s wrong with you?"
23493	What ought I to do?"
23493	What say you to that?"
23493	What say you?
23493	What say you?"
23493	What was the passage, dear, that you quoted to me as being your text for the day?"
23493	What would me mother say if she heard I could n''t git on my knees whin I tried to?"
23493	What''s that?"
23493	What, therefore, am I to do?"
23493	What_ shall_ I do?"
23493	When do you start, and when do you expect to be back?"
23493	When the rulers and grandees of some Eastern nations live by plunder, what can be expected of the people?
23493	Where did you find it?"
23493	Who can tell what tales may be revealed in regard to such, in Eternity?
23493	Why did you not mention it before?"
23493	Why did you open me?"
23493	Why should not an Irishman make a good diver?"
23493	Why were we gifted with the quality of courage if risk and danger were never to be encountered?"
23493	Why, what is Romance?
23493	Will you sing?"
23493	With a divin''dress on?"
23493	You know, dear, that we had lost everything, but ever since our jewel- case was found by-- by--""By Edgar,"said Miss Pritty;"why do n''t you go on?"
23493	You speak English?"
23493	You''ll go, wo n''t you?"
23493	You''re sure o''the old ingine, I fancy?"
23493	You''s Eggirbringting?"
23493	You''ve heard, I suppose, of coral reefs growing in places where none are marked on our charts?"
23493	You''ve often seen Siebe and Gorman''s dresses, but did you ever see this helmet made by Heinke and Davis?"
23493	_ I_ am a poor man: will you give me one?"
23493	_ Now_, Miss, d''you think you can tell him all that?"
23493	_ That''s_ not one of''em, is it?"
23493	_ You_ not a good comforter?
23493	_ can_ it be?"
23493	` Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?''
23493	ejaculated Baldwin, elevating his eyebrows a little, as he said gravely,"what, not even like an angel?"
23493	exclaimed Miss Pritty, in breathless surprise,"where?"
23493	exclaimed Mr Hazlit,"not one of your paupers?"
23493	exclaimed the Demon of the sea, giving the ship a little lurch to starboard, which cut short the merchant''s remarks abruptly;"you think so, do you?
23493	gasped Jem, as soon as his glass was off;"wrong?
23493	he repeated,"why, I thought you did n''t like the sea?"
23493	said Edgar, with a surprised look;"what more is he?"
23493	said Joe, with a smile,"is the gentleman who borrowed you within?"
23493	she asked;"shriek for help?"
23493	shouted Jem again, while a horrible grin distorted his unhandsome visage;"wrong?
23493	stammered Mr Hazlit, in equal surprise;"whereon earth-- why-- how-- where-- young man, did you find them?"
11469	A stowaway, eh?
11469	Ai n''t he the broth of a lad? 11469 Ai n''t you comin''in?"
11469	An''that old stiff signaled to him to make his getaway?
11469	And go back?
11469	And have returned to China to live in peace and comfort?
11469	And how far to Peking by the road?
11469	And in the meantime you''ll tell him that I have gone away?
11469	And make terms with a pack of rioters?
11469	And my friends?
11469	And now what?
11469	And so,he said,"you think we are spread out along this road for the conspirators to grab off?"
11469	And the machines are gone for good?
11469	And the revolutionists will win?
11469	And they are strong?
11469	And they went away with this fellow?
11469	And they will fight for that?
11469	And what''s the matter with me goin''?
11469	And wounded?
11469	And you claim a cablegram which is here? 11469 And you have captured them?"
11469	And you have the Secret Service code?
11469	And you think Hans, if it is he, will understand?
11469	And you think they will hang about the flying squadron until they recover what they have lost?
11469	And you went to sleep with all this on your mind and slept up to within a quarter of an hour of the time set for action?
11469	And you were engaged in it?
11469	And yours, Jack?
11469	Are all the men you took from the ship with you?
11469	Are we never going to get anything to eat?
11469	Are you an officer of the telegraph company?
11469	Are you there? 11469 Boys,"he said, in as matter- of- fact tone as he could assume,"what did Frank and Jack say when they left the camp?"
11469	But he did n''t have the powder, or the dynamite, or whatever thing he figured on blowing us up with, in his pockets, did he?
11469	But how am I to get it to- night?
11469	But how did you get here?
11469	But how did you get here?
11469	But how in the Dickens did Hans ever get to you? 11469 But how, when, why?"
11469	But why does he remain inactive? 11469 But why should the Secret Service department put you in such peril?"
11469	But why should this man be doing business with the rebels?
11469	But why were they not given me before?
11469	But why?
11469	But, say, did you ever see anythin''like that vanishin''priest? 11469 By the way,"said the consul,"where are the papers you took from the captain of the Shark-- the boat you fought with your submarine?"
11469	Ca n''t I?
11469	Call of the pack?
11469	Can he make a tree three hundred years old in a minute?
11469	Can you make the talk come from behind me?
11469	Can you run?
11469	Cut it out?
11469	Did he brush it all away?
11469	Did n''t he know that you were expecting instructions from Washington while on the way to Peking?
11469	Did n''t you see him crowd out with the marine officer?
11469	Did n''t you see them when you went back?
11469	Did you speak?
11469	Did you?
11469	Do you hear them buzzing?
11469	Do you know him to be Ned Nestor?
11469	Do you know the way out of this?
11469	Do you know what that means?
11469	Do you know why we are going on motorcycles?
11469	Do you recognize the fellow with his disguise off? 11469 Do you see the fine work done with the seal which made this impression?"
11469	Do you see the light in the cellar? 11469 Do you think he''s on the level?"
11469	Do you think they are Chinamen?
11469	Do you think we can get him on to Peking?
11469	Dressed in native costume?
11469	European police?
11469	Even if I found it in a cellar by the side of a half barrel of gunpowder to which a lighted fuse had been attached?
11469	Finders keepers?
11469	Found somethin''?
11469	From Washington?
11469	Got a light?
11469	Got clear away, did he?
11469	Had n''t you better make your case-- if you can make it at all-- in the courts?
11469	Have you a match?
11469	Have you the message with you?
11469	Here, kid, where are you going?
11469	How badly are the machines damaged?
11469	How could he make the journey on foot, through a country suspicious of every foreigner? 11469 How could you have been?"
11469	How could you mix with them?
11469	How did it affect your appetite?
11469	How did the sneak who set the fuse on fire ever get down there?
11469	How did you do it?
11469	How did you do it?
11469	How did you get to China?
11469	How did you know there was danger inside?
11469	How did you know?
11469	How do you know?
11469	How do you like it?
11469	How long has he been loitering about the room?
11469	How many of the Chinks did you catch?
11469	How much money was offered you to hold this message?
11469	How much will you take for a month in vaudeville?
11469	How the Old Harry did he get here?
11469	How?
11469	How?
11469	I presume I can see him?
11469	I wonder if old Chee is still asleep from the dope?
11469	I wonder if the little scamp is in trouble again?
11469	I wonder if they are out in force?
11469	I wonder what''s keeping Ned?
11469	If he had reached the old house first, he would have waited here for us, would n''t he?
11469	If he is here?
11469	If they should try to hold us here, what?
11469	In this dump?
11469	Is it in the code of the Secret Service?
11469	Is that a promise or a threat?
11469	Is that true?
11469	Is there another way out?
11469	Is this yours?
11469	Japanese- lookin''chap?
11469	Let''s see,grinned Frank,"we were to have a flying squadron of marines with us?
11469	May we go back to the fire?
11469	Murdered? 11469 My friends?"
11469	No, it does n''t; yet what is he stopping here for? 11469 Now, what do you know about that?"
11469	Oh, they wo n''t?
11469	Oh, yes, easy, but how did you do it?
11469	Our friends?
11469	Out for a walk?
11469	Perhaps he thought the truth would frighten you off?
11469	Say, are we ever goin''back after that gold?
11469	Say, do you think you have run''em down at last?
11469	Say, how would you wild animals like to take a jaunt on your motorcycles to- night? 11469 Say,"the boy said, excitement in voice and manner,"did n''t you leave Frank and Jack at the camp when you left?"
11469	Shall I go get him?
11469	Shall I risk an answer?
11469	Shall I take them in charge?
11469	Shall we go in?
11469	Shall you go on to- night?
11469	So soon? 11469 So you are now the only one to look to for the history of this bit of deviltry?"
11469	So, they were using rockets?
11469	Suppose the Chinks attack the men left behind?
11469	Suppose we all go back on our machines, and really see something of the country?
11469	Suppose we go in and ask some ordinary question?
11469	Suppose we make a little noise?
11469	Suppose,Ned said,"suppose I turn you over to the revolutionary leaders, with a statement of what you have just said?
11469	Telegrams in China?
11469	That waiter?
11469	The fuse went out, did n''t it? 11469 The man who warned you is Lieutenant Rae?"
11469	Then he understood, all right?
11469	Then this is final?
11469	Then we''d better be on double guard?
11469	Then what can be done with them?
11469	Then what can we do?
11469	Then why do n''t we ask this good, wise, benevolent, sane, and all the rest of it government to keep the revolutionary party off Uncle Sam?
11469	Then you do n''t know that they have gone back to Taku?
11469	Then you think he knew there was something wrong because we did not meet you?
11469	They will not be attacked there?
11469	This man Rae?
11469	This was not used?
11469	To scare you?
11469	To the embassy?
11469	Very well,the Captain said,"now will you tell me how you set this trap so, cleverly?"
11469	Walk?
11469	Was he there with your captors? 11469 Was that stamp made by the seal you just hid away?"
11469	Was the stamp made with the seal you have with you?
11469	Was there a Chink who spoke English like a native?
11469	We ca n''t fight a whole nation, can we? 11469 We do n''t know much about China, do we?"
11469	Well, suppose he is now here trying to get something in exchange for the gold which lies at the bottom of the Pacific?
11469	Well, supposing, for the sake of argument, that I was at Taku, what has that to do with this brutal and illegal arrest?
11469	Well,Jack said, more to break the strange silence than for any other purpose,"why do n''t you say something?"
11469	Well,Jimmie asked, of Ned,"did he tumble?
11469	Well,Ned went on, laughing,"we had a high wind yesterday, did n''t we?
11469	Well?
11469	Were these men present?
11469	Were you to withhold the message altogether, or were you merely to delay this young man?
11469	What are we halting here for?
11469	What are you going to do about delivering the cablegram?
11469	What are you going to do about that runaway kid?
11469	What are you hiding back there in the darkness for? 11469 What are you trying to do?"
11469	What did you do that for?
11469	What did you go an''sit down there an''wait for?
11469	What did you say?
11469	What do they do with them?
11469	What do you make of the mummery now going on?
11469	What do you mean by coming in here and giving orders?
11469	What do you mean by that? 11469 What do you mean by that?"
11469	What do you mean by that?
11469	What do you propose?
11469	What do you think we ought to do with you?
11469	What do you think?
11469	What do you want?
11469	What does he mean by that?
11469	What does it mean?
11469	What does the accuser say?
11469	What does this mean?
11469	What for?
11469	What government do you represent?
11469	What has this to do with my case?
11469	What have you been doing?
11469	What is going on out there?
11469	What is it?
11469	What is it?
11469	What is it?
11469	What is it?
11469	What is it?
11469	What is the trouble?
11469	What is this Rae person doing here? 11469 What kind of a game is this?"
11469	What kind of a hotel is this?
11469	What kind of a play house is this?
11469	What makes you think so?
11469	What makes you think so?
11469	What nation is it that is protecting the imperial government of China?
11469	What national seal made that stamp on the wax you have in your pocket, Ned?
11469	What next?
11469	What next?
11469	What they doing to Ned and Jimmie?
11469	What was an American doing in that bunch?
11469	What was the motive?
11469	What''s coming off here?
11469	What''s the answer now?
11469	What''s the answer to that?
11469	What''s the difficulty, kid?
11469	What''s the trouble?
11469	What''s the use of all that if the Chinks sit out there like blooming cigar- store images and never give a hint as to where we are? 11469 What''s your name?"
11469	What''s your notion?
11469	Where are the marines?
11469	Where are we?
11469	Where are you going?
11469	Where did he come from?
11469	Where did the Chinks go?
11469	Where did they ascend from?
11469	Where did you get it?
11469	Where did you get this information you''re favoring us with? 11469 Where did you leave Frank and Jack?"
11469	Where do you live?
11469	Where is Captain Martin, of the marines?
11469	Where is Captain Martin, the officer in charge?
11469	Where is he?
11469	Where is he?
11469	Where is the other prisoner?
11469	Where is this mysticism of the East located?
11469	Where is your uniform?
11469	Where?
11469	Which is Ned Nestor?
11469	Which man?
11469	Who are these men?
11469	Who bribed you?
11469	Who did it, then?
11469	Who did it?
11469	Who directed you to the house where I found you?
11469	Who is it that is doing the talking?
11469	Who met you in the library at the house you attempted to destroy?
11469	Who was it that ran away?
11469	Who was it?
11469	Who''s Hans?
11469	Who''s first?
11469	Why daylight?
11469	Why did n''t some one follow him?
11469	Why did n''t you get a move on?
11469	Why did n''t you notify the officer then in charge of the squad?
11469	Why did n''t you pull him out?
11469	Why did n''t you say something of an accuser before?
11469	Why did they dope her?
11469	Why do n''t you go back to the Pyramids and sleep for another thousand years? 11469 Why do n''t you knock a fellow over?"
11469	Why do n''t you out with it, then?
11469	Why do n''t you tell us what the danger is?
11469	Why do you attribute this outbreak to me?
11469	Why do you call her Chee?
11469	Why do you ride in the night?
11469	Why does n''t he come into the place with a brass band? 11469 Why morning?"
11469	Why not?
11469	Why this midnight industry? 11469 Why venture out in the storm?"
11469	Will you deliver the cablegram?
11469	Wo n''t the finding of them men there get her into trouble?
11469	Wonder if that old gear- face thinks he can guard us an''sleep, too? 11469 Yes?
11469	You are Ned Nestor?
11469	You are convinced that these are the people who were sent out to defeat the purpose of our mission?
11469	You are taking life easily? 11469 You arranged for this demonstration in case you should be taken?"
11469	You can read this code, I suppose?
11469	You doubtless recall the time the allied armies were sent to Peking to rescue the foreign ambassadors during the Boxer uprising? 11469 You have just landed?"
11469	You have possession of certain documents taken from a certain wreck in the Pacific Ocean?
11469	You have the key to the code?
11469	You know how the Moores, father an''son, tried to get us on the submarine? 11469 You mean the men you left in the cornfield?"
11469	You placed the powder under the house where the wounded men lay?
11469	You planned this?
11469	You saw Hans?
11469	You think there will be a war?
11469	You were at Taku?
11469	You will deny your own fingerprints, the shoeprints?
11469	You''ll do what you can to find them?
11469	You''re going to Peking on business?
11469	Your proof will assist you when you get there?
11469	A cablegram in cipher-- the cipher code of the Secret Service of the United States government?"
11469	A wind that tumbled the dust of the streets in upon us?
11469	And Lieutenant Scott?
11469	And help him hunt Frank and Jack, will you?"
11469	And how comes it that he chanced on this building?"
11469	And these others?
11469	And, after he got away, how did he happen to blunder into the company of our escort?
11469	Are you ready?"
11469	But?"
11469	By the way, I wonder where Jack and Frank are?
11469	CHAPTER III A SHOE AND A SURPRISE"What do you mean by that?"
11469	CHAPTER V A COLLECTION OF WILD ANIMALS"Well, what do you think of it?"
11469	CHAPTER XI THE MYSTICISM OF THE EAST"You remember what the consul said regarding trouble on the road to Peking?"
11469	CHAPTER XVIII A BROKEN MATCH SAFE"Why do n''t she go up?"
11469	Can it be possible that you were treacherous to both sides?"
11469	Could it be possible that the nation to which it belonged had been engaged in this conspiracy?
11469	Did he know where you were going?"
11469	Do you know where I found it, my friend?"
11469	Do you know where your two friends are-- the two who accompanied you here?"
11469	Do you see why it went out?"
11469	Do you want him to know that we are wise to his game?"
11469	Frank nodded and whispered:"Did they get Ned, too?"
11469	Give it up, now?"
11469	Got that?"
11469	Had he escaped from the building, or was he detained in the room he had surreptitiously entered?
11469	He advanced upon the priests and demanded:"Will you take me along?"
11469	How did he get to Tientsin, anyway?"
11469	How did he know where to go?
11469	How did this German boy learn all this?"
11469	How did you get to China?"
11469	How do you like it?"
11469	How far must we walk?"
11469	How would they be received?
11469	How would you like to take a New York special, just now?"
11469	How, may I ask?"
11469	I wonder how he got hold of Hans?"
11469	I wonder how he likes the scene?"
11469	I wonder if this gazabo will get Frank and Jack?"
11469	I wonder what instructions this Rae person will give Ned?"
11469	I wonder where it will be?"
11469	If he had indeed escaped, would he have the good sense to hasten to the camp instead of trying to assist his chum single- handed?
11469	Is this true?"
11469	Machines in good order?"
11469	Ned did not know the men as well as he knew the Captain, therefore he asked:"The men will obey your orders to the letter?
11469	Ned pointed to one and spoke to Hans:"Can you ride?"
11469	Ned said, then he stooped over and called out to Jimmie:"Is the fuse out?"
11469	Nestor?"
11469	Nice to be so exclusive, is n''t it?"
11469	Nothing odd about that, is there?"
11469	Now, how did he ever get to Tientsin, and how did he locate us?"
11469	Now, what do you think he''s doin''here?"
11469	Now, what shall we do?
11469	Sandy, who had been listening in silence to the explanations which had been made, now asked:"How many Chinks are there out there?"
11469	Say, Ned, what do you know about them callers you''re goin''to have?
11469	Say, Ned,"he added,"why ca n''t we cut it out?
11469	Say, how would you fellers like a chair in front of the grate in the little old Black Bear Patrol clubroom, in the village of N. Y.?
11469	Say,"he added, with a grin,"ai n''t this tie- up game getting stale?
11469	See?
11469	See?"
11469	Shall we sneak out of a window, or remain here and find out what he wants?"
11469	Suppose we knock this fellow on the head?
11469	Suppose we wait until daylight and then make a rush?"
11469	The latter asked:"Where''s Ned?"
11469	The only question in my mind is this: Will they let us alone until daylight?
11469	There was a smile on his face as he asked:"Do Taoist priests accost strangers on the highway?"
11469	Think they are sufficiently soused with opium?"
11469	Vot issit if I hand himone?
11469	Vot?"
11469	We had to keep cases on this chap, did n''t we?"
11469	What I want to know is, where did you catch him, and who pays you to bring it to us, and who pays him to pay you to feed it to us?
11469	What about it, Gulf of Pechili and the Peiho river Ned?"
11469	What are the lives of a dozen or more to the prosperity of millions?
11469	What did you pull me out of me covers for?"
11469	What did you see?"
11469	What did you wake me up for, anyway?"
11469	What do you think of that?"
11469	What does it mean?"
11469	What inducements were offered you to keep the cablegram away from this young man?
11469	What nations did they represent, or pretend to represent?"
11469	What was it?
11469	What were they to get for the gold?"
11469	What would be your fate?
11469	What''s the matter with this rice, kid, and this meat pie?"
11469	What''s your name?
11469	What?
11469	What?"
11469	What?"
11469	When do you expect to meet with these foxy chaps?"
11469	Where does he live, and is he black, white, or red?
11469	Where is he?"
11469	Where is the paper to which the seal was attached?"
11469	Where is there an eatery?"
11469	Where was Jimmie?
11469	Where''s that Secret Service feller that was goin''to set the pace for us?"
11469	Who are you, and where did you come from?
11469	Who were they?
11469	Why ca n''t you boys behave yourselves?"
11469	Why should he want to get us into a war?"
11469	Will that answer?"
11469	Without trial?"
11469	Would they be greeted with treacherous words, or with a murderous fusillade of bullets and knives stabbing in the darkness?
11469	Would you know this lad you speak of if you should see him again?"
11469	You claim to be Ned Nestor?"
11469	You were about to start on without your final instructions?"
11469	he added,"where is Ned?"
11469	he said, feeling about in the darkness,"what do you think of my ruinnin''into a sea soldier an''getting chucked through the hole the carpenter left?"
10056	''A Sage and a Philanthropist?'' 10056 ''His words-- uttered with difficulty?''"
10056	''Who can give it to him?'' 10056 A rude life,"said some one;--"how could you put up with it?"
10056	Am I, indeed,said the Master,"possessed of knowledge?
10056	And after enriching them, what more would you do for them?
10056	And are not those who, while not comprehending all that is said, still remain not unpleased to hear, men of the superior order?
10056	And can he be said to be wise who, with a liking for taking part in the public service, is constantly letting slip his opportunities?
10056	And if you are obliged to give up one of the remaining two, which would it be?
10056	And what call you the five excellences?
10056	And with you, Kung- si, how would it be?
10056	And with you, Tsang Sin?
10056	And you, too, Tsz- kung,he continued,"have your aversions, have you not?"
10056	Are such available?
10056	As to those of whom you are uncertain, will others omit to notice them?
10056	But Yen, then-- he had a State in view, had he not?
10056	But had not Kung- si also a State in view?
10056	But two tithings would not be enough for my purposes,said the duke;"what would be the good of applying the Statute?"
10056	But was he a man of fellow- feeling?
10056	But was he a man of fellow- feeling?
10056	But was not Kwan Chung wanting in good- will? 10056 But,"he asked,"how am I to know the sagacious and talented, before promoting them?"
10056	But,said the disciple,"if you can not really have all three, and one has to be given up, which would you give up first?"
10056	Can any do otherwise than assent to words said to them by way of correction? 10056 Can it be so?"
10056	Ch''ang,said he,"is wanton; where do you get at his inflexibleness?"
10056	Does Heaven ever speak?
10056	Does a gentleman,asked Tsz- lu,"make much account of bravery?"
10056	Does that make them''superior men''?
10056	From what do you know that I am competent to that?
10056	Had they any feelings of resentment?
10056	He knew the Rules of Propriety, I suppose?
10056	He of Lu?
10056	How is it possible indeed to serve one''s prince in their company? 10056 How shall I dare,"he replied,"even to look at Hwúi?
10056	How should I dare to die,said he,"while you, sir, still lived?"
10056	How should such a rule of life,asked the Master,"be sufficient to make any one good?"
10056	How then,he answered,"would you requite kindness?
10056	How would you describe those who are at present in the government service?
10056	How,exclaimed the Master,"can such words be appropriated in the ancestral hall of the Three Families?"
10056	If I were to take a raft, and drift about on the sea, would Tsz- lu, I wonder, be my follower there?
10056	If the''superior man''make nought of social good feeling, how shall he fully bear that name? 10056 If you would know one who without effort ruled well, was not Shun such a one?
10056	If your Majesty say,''What is to be done to profit my kingdom?'' 10056 If your Majesty wishes to carry out a benevolent government, why not turn back to what is the essential step to its attainment?
10056	In the Declaration of T''ang it is said,''O Sun, when wilt thou expire? 10056 Is it not this,"he replied--"to make that which is of benefit to the people still more beneficial?
10056	Is it so bad as that?
10056	Is not this apropos in such cases?
10056	Is that the case with him?
10056	Is that what is meant by proper regard for one''s fellow- creatures?
10056	Is the philanthropic spirit far to seek, indeed?
10056	Is there, then,he asked,"one sentence which, if acted upon, would have the effect of ruining a country?"
10056	May I ask, please, what these are?
10056	May I presume,said his questioner,"to ask what sort you would put next to such?"
10056	May I still venture to ask whom you would place next in order?
10056	May they not be of use to the villages and hamlets around you?
10056	Nothing more than that?
10056	O Heaven, what crimes have we to own, That death and ruin still come down? 10056 Of that I am not sure,"he answered;"how am I to get at that?"
10056	Of that I am not sure,he replied;"how am I to get at that?"
10056	Of what sort?
10056	Once, though, he was standing alone when I was hurrying past him over the vestibule, and he said,''Are you studying the Odes?'' 10056 Say you, is there any one who is able for one whole day to apply the energy of his mind to this virtue?
10056	Sir,replied Confucius,"in the administration of government why resort to capital punishment?
10056	Sir,said Tsz- kung,"how comes it to pass that no one knows you?"
10056	Sir,said Tsz- kung,"if you were never to speak, what should your pupils have to hand down from you?"
10056	So far as I have to do with others, whom do I over- censure? 10056 So then Tsz- chang is the better of the two, is he?"
10056	Suppose that he take his duty to his fellow- men as his peculiar burden, is that not indeed a heavy one? 10056 Take Tsz- hwa, then; what of him?"
10056	That is the man,said he,"who knows things are not up to the mark, and is making some ado about them, is it not?"
10056	That, and yet no more?
10056	There is Yu''s harpsichord,exclaimed the Master--"what is it doing at my door?"
10056	Those men are right,they fiercely say,"What mean your words so bold?"
10056	Those men are right,they fiercely say,"What mean your words so loud?"
10056	To have associates in study coming to one from distant parts-- does not this also mean pleasure in store? 10056 Tsz- lu,"said the Master,"you have heard of the six words with their six obfuscations?"
10056	Was he miserly?
10056	Was not Tsang Wan like one who surreptitiously came by the post he held? 10056 Well, are they then,"he asked,"such as will follow their leader?"
10056	Well, is not putting duty first, and success second, a way of raising the standard of virtue? 10056 What are ancestral temples and Grand Receptions, but for the feudal lords to take part in?
10056	What harm?
10056	What mean you,asked Tsz- chang,"by bounty without extravagance?"
10056	What rudeness would there be,he replied,"if a''superior man''was living in their midst?"
10056	What say you then of Yen Yu?
10056	What says your Master?
10056	What, I wonder, do you mean by one who is influential?
10056	What, then, do you call the four evils?
10056	What, then, if they all disliked him?
10056	When there is ability in a ruler to govern a country by adhering to the Rules of Propriety, and by kindly condescension, what is wanted more? 10056 Where a man,"said he again,"has not the proper feelings due from one man to another, how will he stand as regards the Rules of Propriety?
10056	Where from?
10056	Where there is difficulty in doing,the Master replied,"will there not be some difficulty in utterance?"
10056	Who can go out but by that door? 10056 Why did you smile at Tsz- lu, sir?"
10056	Why must you name Káu- tsung?
10056	Why not apply the Tithing Statute?
10056	Why should he really do so?
10056	Why so late?
10056	Why so much ado,said the Master,"at my merely permitting his approach, and not rather at my allowing him to draw back?
10056	With one who does not come to me inquiring''What of this?'' 10056 Yen,"said Confucius,"does not the fault lie with you?
10056	Yen,said he,"how would it be with you?"
10056	You are a follower of Confucius of Lu, are you not?
10056	''Etiquette demands it,''so people plead,"said he;"but do not these hankerings after jewels and silks indeed demand it?
10056	--"I do,"he replied;"is it not so?"
10056	--"Too much?"
10056	A high State official, after questioning Tsz- kung, said,"Your Master is a sage, then?
10056	A person remarked to him,"Can you not yet bear to withdraw?"
10056	Abruptly he asked me,''How can the kingdom, all under the sky, be settled?''
10056	Addressing Tsz- kung, the Master said,"Which of the two is ahead of the other-- yourself or Hwúi?"
10056	Addressing Tsz- kung, the Master said,"You regard me as one who studies and stores up in his mind a multiplicity of things-- do you not?"
10056	Afterwards, when Fan Ch''i was driving him, the Master informed him of this question and answer, and Fan Ch''i asked,"What was your meaning?"
10056	Again,"Let a ruler but see to his own rectitude, and what trouble will he then have in the work before him?
10056	Alluding to the matter of the Chief of the Ki family worshipping on Tai- shan,[ 7] the Master said to Yen Yu,"Can not you save him from this?"
10056	Although I do not go to you, Why from all word do you refrain?
10056	Although I do not go to you, Yet why to me should you not come?
10056	Although he had his tower, his pond, birds and animals, how could he have pleasure alone?"
10056	Am I eminently worthy and wise?--who is there then among men whom I will not bear with?
10056	And am I the great Monarch of the line of Han?
10056	And if it should happen that my services were enlisted, I might create for him another East Chow-- don''t you think so?"
10056	And in such a case, what shall we say of his sense of harmony?"
10056	And is not attacking the evil in one''s self, and not the evil which is in others, a way of reforming dissolute habits?
10056	And moreover what permanent preceptor could he have?"
10056	And parents, how are you restrained, In this so dreadful day?
10056	And since only with death it is done with, is not the way long?"
10056	And though I should fail to have a grand funeral over me, I should hardly be left on my death on the public highway, should I?"
10056	And what does he account next, as that about which he may be indifferent?
10056	And what harm, I ask, can a man do to the sun or the moon, by wishing to intercept himself from either?
10056	And where is the wisdom of those who choose an abode where it does not abide?
10056	And why can not they do so?
10056	And yet the people of the neighboring kings do not decrease, nor do my people increase-- how is this?"
10056	And you are a follower of a learned man who withdraws from his chief; had you not better be a follower of such as have forsaken the world?"
10056	Another day, when he was again standing alone and I was hurrying past across the vestibule, he said to me,''Are you learning the Rules of Propriety?''
10056	Are there no dice and chess players?
10056	Are we now with them in 402?]
10056	Assuming that the words were good, and that none withstood them, would not that also be good?
10056	Attended once by the two disciples Yen Yuen and Tsz- lu, he said,"Come now, why not tell me, each of you, what in your hearts you are really after?"
10056	But I have seen my lord again;-- Should not my heart rejoice?
10056	But had there been none of superior quality in Lu, how should this man have attained to this excellence?"
10056	But how is it that this heart has in it what is equal to the attainment of the Royal sway?"
10056	But if they can not exert themselves to expel the barbarians, why call for the princess to propitiate them?
10056	But so long as Heaven does not allow it to perish, what can the men of K''wang do to me?"
10056	But soon what changes may betide?
10056	But though Ts''e be narrow and small, how should I grudge a bull?
10056	But what had disciples of Buddha to do with hunting and taking life?
10056	But with such uncommon attractions, what chance has kept you from our sight?
10056	But,"said he,"what need of such in these days?
10056	But-- when the people have not enough, who will allow their prince all that he wants?"
10056	Can any be other than pleased with words of gentle suasion?
10056	Can any one refuse to exhort, who is true- hearted?"
10056	Can my suffering''scape their ken?
10056	Can this man have enjoyed the three years of loving care from his parents?"
10056	Can ye not devise a way to send out these foreign troops, without yielding up the princess for the sake of peace?
10056	Can ye withhold Your sympathy, who lately reigned?
10056	Ch''ang- tsü said,"Who is the person driving the carriage?"
10056	Chung- ne said,''Was he not without posterity who first made wooden images to bury with the dead?''
10056	Commenting on these lines the Master said,"There can hardly have been much''thought going out,''What does distance signify?"
10056	Confucius gave him a seat, and among other inquiries he asked,"How is your master managing?"
10056	Covering the jujubes the dolichos grows, The graves many dragon- plants cover; But where is the man on whose breast I''d repose?
10056	Do I not night and day, Revere great Heaven, That thus its favor may To Chow be given?
10056	Does Heaven indeed speak?"
10056	Does he investigate matters?
10056	Does that coincide with your remark?"
10056	Does your Majesty know the way of the growing grain?
10056	Dost think that my thoughts go not out to thee?
10056	During life I am determined to have abundance of riches; what care I for the curses of mankind after my death?
10056	From them our thoughts quick to our husbands pass?
10056	From what quarter come such superior charms?
10056	Fâ- hien first spoke assuringly to them, and then slowly and distinctly asked them,"Who are you?"
10056	Give me a cup from that gilt vase-- When shall this longing end in sight?
10056	Had he not plenty of ladies in his palace, of whom he might have sent me one?
10056	He asked further,"What country is this?"
10056	He asked,"Can any one refuse to toil for those he loves?
10056	He replied,"If I act in a straightforward way in serving men, whither in these days should I go, where I should not be thrice dismissed?
10056	He said,"I have heard that superior men show no partiality; are they, too, then, partial?
10056	He then asked,"What are you looking for among these hills?"
10056	His face beamed with pleasure, and he said laughingly,"To kill a cock-- why use an ox- knife?"
10056	His rule is-- covet nought, none hate;-- How can his steps from goodness stray?
10056	How am I to be strung up like that kind of thing-- and live without means?"
10056	How are such to come from book- learning?"
10056	How can sorrow from my heart In a case like this depart?
10056	How can such a thing as entrapping the people be done under the rule of a benevolent man?"
10056	How can they know, who never try To learn whence comes our woe?
10056	How can your Majesty have such a desire on account of them?"
10056	How else could all your evil dreams And slanders work their way?
10056	How goes the night?
10056	How goes the night?
10056	How in our absence shall their wants be met?
10056	How indeed could such as he be equalled?"
10056	How is this?
10056	How know we what difference there may be in them in the future from what they are now?
10056	How may a master play fast and loose in his methods of instruction?
10056	How shall our parents find their wonted food?
10056	How shall our parents their requirements get?
10056	How should I derive pleasure from these things?
10056	How should I have the ambition?"
10056	How should they know who never try To learn whence comes our woe?
10056	How should your carriages, large or little, get along without your whipple- trees or swing- trees?"
10056	I am but a woman; how shall I succeed in being the first to see him?"
10056	I know not about his good- naturedness; but at any rate what need of that gift?"
10056	I never can ask''What of this?''
10056	I replied,''It will be settled by being united under one sway,''"''Who can so unite it?''
10056	I should say he was not a man who had much good- will in him-- eh?"
10056	I turn my gaze to the great sky;-- When shall this drought be done, and I Quiet and restful be?"
10056	If Kung- si were to become an unimportant assistant at these functions, who could become an important one?"
10056	If he be unable to rectify himself, how is he to rectify others?"
10056	If he knew the Rules of Propriety, who is there that does not know them?"
10056	If there be no reverential feeling in the matter, what is there to distinguish between the cases?"
10056	If these, then, also make an administrator, how am I to take your words about being an administrator?"
10056	If with one part you try to subdue the other eight, what is the difference between that and Tsow''s contending with Ts''oo?
10056	If you felt pained by its being led without any guilt to the place of death, what was there to choose between a bull and a sheep?"
10056	If you, sir, as a leader show correctness, who will dare not to be correct?"
10056	If, on the other hand, he habituate himself to impetuosity of mind, and show it also in his way of doing things, is he not then over- impetuous?"
10056	In archery What man with him can vie?
10056	In eager pursuit of her, I have reached the imperial palace.--Is not this she?
10056	In his case, what is the use of reprimand?
10056	In such a case, who will oppose your Majesty?
10056	In the core of my heart I love him, but say, Whence shall I procure him the wants of the day?
10056	In the core of my heart do I love him, but say, Whence shall I procure him the wants of the day?
10056	In the course of conversation Yen Yu said,"Does the Master take the part of the Prince of Wei?"
10056	In the gentleman is there indeed such variety of ability?
10056	Is an exception to be made here?
10056	Is it not because you show yourself so smart a speaker, now?"
10056	Is it not so indeed?
10056	Is not his way of arriving at things different from that of others?"
10056	Is not this the Emperor, my sovereign?
10056	King Seuen of Ts''e asked, saying,"May I be informed by you of the transactions of Hwan of Ts''e and Wan of Ts''in?"
10056	Know ye in what place she grieves, listening like me to the screams of the wild bird?
10056	Laid is the bamboo mat on rush mat square;-- Here shall he sleep, and, waking, say,"Divine What dreams are good?
10056	Let your Majesty likewise make benevolence and righteousness your only themes-- Why must you speak of profit?"
10056	May I not as well give up?"
10056	May I request that you proceed against him?"
10056	Mencius continued,"Is there any difference between doing it with a sword and with governmental measures?"
10056	Mencius replied,"If the people of Tsow were fighting with the people of Ts''oo, which of them does your Majesty think would conquer?"
10056	Mencius replied,"Is there any difference between killing a man with a stick and with a sword?"
10056	Mencius replied,"Why must your Majesty used that word''profit''?
10056	Mencius resumed,"Are you led to desire it because you have not enough of rich and sweet food for your mouth?
10056	Mencius said,"May I hear from you what it is that your Majesty greatly desires?"
10056	Might he be called philanthropic?"
10056	Might he then learn something of gardening?
10056	Min Tsz- k''ien observed,"How if it were repaired on the old lines?"
10056	No brother lives with whom my cause to plead;-- Why not perform for me the helping deed?
10056	No brother lives with whom my cause to plead;-- Why not perform for me the helping deed?
10056	No food is left our parents to supply; When we are gone, on whom can they rely?
10056	Now suppose some one got to know you, what then?"
10056	O azure Heaven, from out thy deeps Why look in silence down?
10056	O azure Heaven, that shinest there afar, When shall our homes receive us from the war?
10056	O azure Heaven, that shinest there afar, When shall our homes receive us from the war?
10056	O azure Heaven, that shinest there afar, When shall our homes receive us from the war?
10056	O how is it, I long to know, That he, my lord, forgets me so?
10056	O how is it, I long to know, That he, my lord, forgets me so?
10056	O how is it, I long to know, That he, my lord, forgets me so?
10056	O noble chiefs, who then the West adorned, Would ye have thus neglected me and scorned?
10056	Of Wei- shang Kau he said,"Who calls him straightforward?
10056	On going in to him, that disciple began,"What sort of men were Peh- I and Shuh Ts''i?"
10056	On one occasion he exclaimed,"Heaven begat Virtue in me; what can man do unto me?"
10056	Once the Master said,"Because we allow that a man''s words have something genuine in them, are they necessarily those of a superior man?
10056	Once when the stabling was destroyed by fire, he withdrew from the Court, and asked,"Is any person injured?"
10056	Or it is,''The study of Music requires it''--''Music requires it''; but do not these predilections for bells and drums require it?"
10056	Person slighted, life all blighted, What can the future prove?
10056	Regard you only me?
10056	Sad dreams returned to our lonely pillow; we thought of her through the night: Her verdant tomb remains-- but where shall we seek her self?
10056	Said he,"It is a year of dearth, and there is an insufficiency for Ways and Means-- what am I to do?"
10056	Shall I become a carriage driver, or an archer?
10056	Should I deceive Heaven?
10056	Should we oppose the Tartars, and be defeated, what will remain to us?
10056	So when his desire is the virtue of humaneness, and he attains it, how shall he then be covetous?
10056	Some one asked,"What say you of the remark,''Requite enmity with kindness''?"
10056	Some one thereupon remarked,"Who says that the son of the man of Tsou[ 8] understands about ceremonial?
10056	Some one, speaking to Confucius, inquired,"Why, sir, are you not an administrator of government?"
10056	The Master added,"Where there is found, upon introspection, to be no chronic disease, how shall there be any trouble?
10056	The Master asked him,"Would it be a satisfaction to you-- that returning to better food, that putting on of fine clothes?"
10056	The Master heard of this, and mentioning it to his disciples he said,"What then shall I take in hand?
10056	The Master replied,"Where there is scarcely the ability to minister to living men, how shall there be ability to minister to the spirits?"
10056	The Master''s reply was,"In a case where there is a father or elder brother still left with you, how should you practise all you hear?"
10056	The bird, although a creature small, Upon its mate depends; And shall we men, who rank o''er all, Not seek to have our friends?
10056	The followers introduced him; and, on leaving, he said to them,"Sirs, why grieve at his loss of office?
10056	The king asked,"How may the difference between him who does not do a thing and him who is not able to do it be graphically set forth?"
10056	The king laughed and said,"What really was my mind in the matter?
10056	The king said,"Is such an one as poor I competent to love and protect the people?"
10056	The king said,"May I hear what they will be?"
10056	The king said,"Of what kind must his virtue be who can attain to the Royal sway?"
10056	The man of my heart is away and I mourn-- What home have I, lonely and weeping?
10056	The minister replied,"So long as the people have enough left for themselves, who of them will allow their prince to be without enough?
10056	The three other disciples having gone out, leaving Tsang Sin behind, the latter said,"What think you of the answers of those three?"
10056	They asked in reply whether, if they did so, they should omit the consecration of the bell, but the king said,"How can that be omitted?
10056	They replied,"Who are you that say you are our mother?"
10056	Tigers do we care to be?
10056	To his disciples he once said,"Do you look upon me, my sons, as keeping anything secret from you?
10056	To the disciple Tsz- lu the Master said,"Shall I give you a lesson about knowledge?
10056	To the great sky I look with pain;-- Why do these grievous sorrows rain On my devoted head?
10056	Tsz- chang in a conversation with Confucius asked,"What say you is essential for the proper conduct of government?"
10056	Tsz- k''in asked of Pih- yu,"Have you heard anything else peculiar from your father?"
10056	Tsz- kung asked,"I suppose a gentleman will have his aversions as well as his likings?"
10056	Tsz- kung asked,"What of me, then?"
10056	Tsz- kung asked,"What say you, sir, of the poor who do not cringe and fawn; and what of the rich who are without pride and haughtiness?"
10056	Tsz- kung put to him the question,"Is there one word upon which the whole life may proceed?"
10056	Tsz- kung was consulting him, and asked,"What say you of a person who was liked by all in his village?"
10056	Tsz- lu inquired of him,"Have you seen my Master, sir?"
10056	Tsz- lu rejoined,"But he will have the people and their superiors to gain experience from, and there will be the altars; what need to read books?
10056	Tsz- lu then put his question to Kieh- nih; and the latter asked,"Who are you?"
10056	Tsz- lu used always to be humming over the lines--"From envy and enmity free, What deed doth he other than good?"
10056	Tsz- lu was averse to this, and said,"You can never go, that is certain; how should you feel you must go to that person?"
10056	Tsz- lu, with indignation pictured on his countenance, exclaimed,"And is a gentleman to suffer starvation?"
10056	Wang- sun Kiá asked him once,"What says the proverb,''Better to court favor in the kitchen than in the drawing- room''?"
10056	Was it not, however, just like him-- that remark of the Chief?"
10056	We have complied with all our minister''s propositions-- shall they not, then, accede to ours?
10056	Well, are not filial piety and friendly subordination among brothers a root of that right feeling which is owing generally from man to man?"
10056	Were I to adopt crooked ways in their service, why need I leave the land where my parents dwell?"
10056	Were not my forefathers men?
10056	Were the Empress Leuhow alive-- let her utter a word-- which of them would dare to be of a different opinion?
10056	What can I say-- a poor fellow like me?
10056	What can I say-- a poor fellow like me?
10056	What can I say-- a poor fellow like me?
10056	What can Liáu do against Destiny?"
10056	What can we do?"
10056	What course is to be pursued to accomplish this?"
10056	What did he indeed do?
10056	What does a master, in his methods of teaching, consider first in his precepts?
10056	What find we on the Chung- nan hill?
10056	What has he to do with the Path of Wisdom?
10056	What in his angling did he catch?
10056	What is meant by that?"
10056	What is the use of all that?"
10056	What lady plays there?
10056	What need to turn his hand to husbandry?
10056	What place is this?
10056	What say you of him?"
10056	What say you of him?"
10056	What the cause?
10056	What was his meaning?"
10056	What would you think if these, because they had run but fifty paces, should laugh at those who ran a hundred paces?"
10056	When Tsz- yu became governor of Wu- shing, the Master said to him,"Do you find good men about you?"
10056	When a rhinoceros or tiger breaks out of its cage-- when a jewel or tortoise- shell ornament is damaged in its casket-- whose fault is it?"
10056	When have they employed a single day in the service of their prince?
10056	When he selects for them such labors as it is possible for them to do, and exacts them, who will then complain?
10056	When he was asked about spiritual beings, he remarked,"If we can not even know men, how can we know spirits?"
10056	When it does so, who can keep it back?
10056	When shall we back from this service be led?
10056	When the Master heard of this he remarked,"Does that high official know me?
10056	When the music- master had left, Tsz- chang said to him,"Is that the way to speak to the music- master?"
10056	When they are so bent, who will be able to keep them back?"
10056	When we are gone, who will to them be good?
10056	When will he come to heal its smart?
10056	When you changed a large one for a small, how should they know the true reason?
10056	Where can I fly?
10056	Where could be found to share our prince''s state, So fair, so virtuous, and so fit a mate?
10056	Where seek repose?
10056	Where the ability to govern thus is wanting, what has such a ruler to do with the Rules of Propriety?
10056	Which of them need be rinsed?
10056	Which of them will drive back for us these foreign troops?
10056	Who buried were in duke Muh''s grave, Alive to awful death consigned?
10056	Who buried were in duke Muh''s grave, Alive to awful death consigned?
10056	Who buried were in duke Muh''s grave, Alive to awful death consigned?
10056	Who dares despise your cattle too?
10056	Who planned, and helped those slanderers vile, My name with base lies to defile?
10056	Whom should I delude, if I were to pretend to have officials under me, having none?
10056	Why do we brand him in our satire here?
10056	Why such rectification?"
10056	Why upon me has come this drought?
10056	Why walks no one by these guiding principles?
10056	Wi- shang Mau accosted Confucius, saying,"Kiu, how comes it that you manage to go perching and roosting in this way?
10056	With dignity in presence of them all, My conduct marked, my goodness who shall scout?
10056	Within the precincts of the palace, as without them, who is there but bows before me-- who is there but trembles at my approach?
10056	Would he go down after him?"
10056	Would they not indeed be sages, who could take in at once the first principles and the final developments of things?"
10056	Would you guard it carefully in a casket and store it away, or seek a good price for it and sell it?"
10056	Ye travellers, who forever hurry by, Why on me turn the unsympathizing eye?
10056	Ye travellers, who forever hurry by, Why on me turn the unsympathizing eye?
10056	Ye whom I constantly revere, Why do I this endure?
10056	Yen Yu asked him,"Seeing they are so numerous, what more would you do for them?"
10056	[_ Hears the lute._] Is not that some lady''s lute?
10056	[_ Hears the wild fowl''s[ 2] cry_] Hark, the passing fowl screamed twice or thrice!--Can it know there is no one so desolate as I?
10056	[_ Seeing Maouyenshow_] What person are you?
10056	and the inferior officers and the common people will say,''What is to be done to profit our persons?''
10056	and which need not?
10056	and''What of that?''
10056	exclaimed the Master,"are we to say that the spirits of T''ai- shan have not as much discernment as Lin Fang?"
10056	how long has Tsz- lu''s conduct been false?
10056	how shall there be any apprehension?"
10056	is an exception to be made here?
10056	it is to begin in others?"
10056	it was Hwúi, was it not?
10056	or are the facts given him?"
10056	or because there are not voices and sounds enough to fill your ears?
10056	or because you have not enough of attendants and favorites to stand before you and receive your orders?
10056	or because you have not enough of beautifully colored objects to satisfy your eyes?
10056	or because you have not enough of light and warm clothing for your body?
10056	or words carrying only an outward semblance and show of gravity?"
10056	said he;"if I am not to do so for him, then-- for whom else?"
10056	said he;"not that: he married three rimes, and he was not a man who restricted his official business to too few hands-- how could he be miserly?"
10056	the great officers will say,''What is to be done to profit our families?''
10056	when shall I again behold your Majesty?
10056	whom do I over- praise?
10056	~In Praise of a Ruler of Ts''in~ What trees grow on the Chung- nan hill?
10056	~The Condition of King Seuen''s Flocks~ Who dares to say your sheep are few?
10056	~The King''s Anxiety for His Morning Levée~ How goes the night?
10056	~There is a Proper Way for Doing Everything~ In hewing an axe- shaft, how must you act?
34860	A. T. fellow, when he go?
34860	After all, what can he do?
34860	Again, Henry?
34860	Am I being very vulgar?
34860	And Harry?
34860	And a look of peace came on your face as if you were in heaven and you said-- do you know what you said?
34860	And break his heart?
34860	And if in our hearts we despise and detest what you have to teach us?
34860	And is she in love with you?
34860	And what will become of your superiority when the yellow man can make as good guns as the white and fire them as straight?
34860	And whose fault is it?
34860	Are n''t you going to kiss me?
34860	Are the Fergusons waiting outside?
34860	Are the ladies of Peking giving her the cold shoulder?
34860	Are you going on the loose again to- night?
34860	Are you sure he''s alive?
34860	Are you sure this admiration of yours for all her admirable qualities isn''t-- love?
34860	Are you sure you do n''t say that on my account?
34860	Are you sure you know how to behave?
34860	Are you trying to shield her?
34860	Are your passions the weak and vacillating passions of the white man?
34860	At what time does the train from Kalgan get in?
34860	Because she was divorced on his account, you mean?
34860	But do you keep them here?
34860	But if I do n''t mind why should you?
34860	But what do I care as long as he comes?
34860	But wo n''t you find it rather a nuisance to have those old monks on the top of you all the time?
34860	But you do like him, do n''t you?
34860	By George, is n''t it stunning?
34860	By God, what''s this?
34860	Can she read English?
34860	Could you_ allow_ him to do that?
34860	D''you mind if I leave you?
34860	Daisy cry velly much if he die?
34860	Daisy, how can you be so superstitious?
34860	Daisy, what''s the matter?
34860	Daisy, what''s the matter?
34860	Did I not tell you that the white man''s love was weak and vacillating?
34860	Did Mr. Conway tell you?
34860	Did he advise you to go?
34860	Did n''t you hear anything, Daisy?
34860	Did you break with me yesterday so that you might be free to propose to her?
34860	Did you give them to Lee Tai to send?
34860	Did you see Freddy Baker by any chance?
34860	Did you tell him it was very important?
34860	Did you think I was going to run away?
34860	Did you trip?
34860	Do I bore you so much as all that?
34860	Do I look jaded?
34860	Do n''t you know that I loathe you?
34860	Do n''t you know what I shall be?
34860	Do n''t you like it?
34860	Do n''t you love me any more?
34860	Do n''t you remember how, late in the night, we went outside the temple and looked at the moonlight on the walls of the Forbidden City?
34860	Do n''t you remember when I first came to Chung- king?
34860	Do n''t you see what that means to me?
34860	Do n''t you think she''s pretty?
34860	Do n''t you think that everyone is the best judge of his own happiness?
34860	Do n''t you want to amuse yourself?
34860	Do n''t you wish with all your heart that you had n''t married him?
34860	Do you call that you, a few conventional prejudices?
34860	Do you hear?
34860	Do you know her?
34860	Do you know it?
34860	Do you know that we tried an experiment which is unique in the world?
34860	Do you know what I felt for her?
34860	Do you know what he wants?
34860	Do you know what you said in your delirium?
34860	Do you know why I would n''t have a professional nurse and when you were unconscious for two days refused to leave you for a minute?
34860	Do you know why, afterwards, at night when you grew delirious I would n''t let Harry watch you?
34860	Do you mean to say it''s going to handicap a man in a shipping firm because he''s married a woman who''s partly Chinese?
34860	Do you not know that there are in this country four hundred millions of the most practical and industrious people in the world?
34860	Do you not know that we have a genius for mechanics?
34860	Do you think I am a child to have everything arranged for me without a word?
34860	Do you think I can cry now?
34860	Do you think I do n''t know you?
34860	Do you think I''m a child?
34860	Do you think I''m crazy?
34860	Do you think I''m going to let you go now?
34860	Do you think I''ve done all I have to let you marry that silly little English girl?
34860	Do you think a woman cares twopence for a man''s love when she does n''t love him?
34860	Do you think he can forget me in four months?
34860	Do you think it really is injustice?
34860	Do you think it will take us long to learn?
34860	Do you think it would have seemed wrong and hateful if it had n''t been for Sylvia?
34860	Do you think it''s finished?
34860	Do you think my reputation is such a sensitive flower?
34860	Do you think that frightens me?
34860	Do you think the postmaster in a small Chinese city is a very lucrative position?
34860	Do you think there''s much happiness for you there?
34860	Do you think they can look at you and forget?
34860	Do you think you know me yet?
34860	Do you want to go to Europe?
34860	Does he know that...?
34860	Does that really matter to you very much?
34860	Even at night?
34860	For me?
34860	For what reason are you so confident that you are so superior to us that it behooves us to sit humbly at your feet?
34860	Frills?
34860	George did n''t come in till late, I suppose?
34860	George, George, say that you do n''t mean that?
34860	George, what is to become of me if you desert me?
34860	George, you wo n''t let it make any difference, will you?
34860	Good heavens, no, what do I care about the past?
34860	Goodness?
34860	Harry spoils me, does n''t he?
34860	Harry, Harry, what do I care for Harry?
34860	Harry, my poor friend, is it possible that you have an assignation?
34860	Has he gone?
34860	Has it never occurred to you that she was in love with you?
34860	Has it never struck you how you came to be wounded that night?
34860	Has it occurred to you that the white ladies wo n''t be very nice?
34860	Has it struck you that the distance from the verandah to the street is very considerable?
34860	Has our civilization been less elaborate, less complicated, less refined than yours?
34860	Have I complained?
34860	Have n''t you ever seen the Chinese do it?
34860	Have n''t you heard?
34860	Have n''t you made me unhappy enough?
34860	Have n''t you?
34860	Have our thinkers been less profound than yours?
34860	Have we?
34860	Have you any right to make use of information you''ve acquired officially?
34860	Have you been listening?
34860	Have you ever given me anything but a beating?
34860	Have you ever known a half- caste that was?
34860	Have you ever smoked opium?
34860	Have you excelled us in arts or letters?
34860	Have you got a letter for me?
34860	Have you got any money on you?
34860	Have you got opium?
34860	Have you never regretted anything?
34860	Have you told him about the house?
34860	Have you...?
34860	He is fearfully agitated._] Oh, my darling, what is it?
34860	He''s in Jardine''s, is n''t he?
34860	How can I help it?
34860	How can I let you go?
34860	How can I tell?
34860	How can a marriage be happy that''s founded on a tissue of lies?
34860	How can you be so cruel?
34860	How can you be so unkind to me?
34860	How can you be so weak?
34860	How d''you do?
34860	How dare you hide it?
34860	How dare you?
34860	How dare you?
34860	How dare you?
34860	How did he know Harry was in Kalgan?
34860	How did he know you kept my letters there?
34860	How do I know, Daisy?
34860	How do you do?
34860	How do you expect me to guess what is at the back of a Chinese brain?
34860	How do you know Harry received the letters this morning?
34860	How do you know he''s at the Carmichaels''?
34860	How do you know that Lee Tai sent those wretched letters to Harry?
34860	How do you suppose Lee Tai found out something that Harry had particularly told you to keep quiet about?
34860	How fashion you sabe what he said?
34860	How long have I got to wait?
34860	How long is it going on?
34860	How long will it take?
34860	How many children you got?
34860	How many friends have you got?
34860	How many white women do you know?
34860	How much do they want for it?
34860	How old are you?
34860	How old is she?
34860	How on earth did you hear about that?
34860	How would you like to leave Peking?
34860	How_ can_ you be so obstinate?
34860	How_ can_ you say anything so unkind?
34860	Hulloa, what are you doing here?
34860	Hulloa, what''s that?
34860	Hulloa, who''s this?
34860	Hulloa, who''s this?
34860	I ca n''t bring myself to tell him and yet how can I let him marry you in absolute ignorance?
34860	I say, Harry no good, what for you wanchee marry?
34860	I say, have they caught any of those blighters who tried to kill you?
34860	I say, who was Rathbone, Daisy''s first husband, do you know?
34860	I say, wo n''t you have a cigar?
34860	I shall see you later on in the club, sha''n''t I?
34860	I suppose there was a Mr. Rathbone?
34860	I suppose you have n''t an idea who I''m talking about?
34860	I suppose you''ve absolutely made up your mind?
34860	I wait.... What have you to do with white men?
34860	I wonder if he can live one day without seeing you?
34860	I wonder what you take me for?
34860	I''ll come and help you mount, shall I?
34860	I''ve touched you at last, have I?
34860	I?
34860	I?
34860	If there''s anything I do that you do n''t like, wo n''t you tell me?
34860	If they take to one another, you wo n''t try to crab it, will you?
34860	In Kalgan?
34860	In fairness to me or in fairness to her?
34860	Is he dead?
34860	Is he related to them?
34860	Is he?
34860	Is it hanging up in the cupboard?
34860	Is it the past that you ca n''t forget?
34860	Is it wrong to love?
34860	Is n''t that ripping?
34860	Is she American?
34860	Is she a widow?
34860	Is she alone?
34860	Is that all?
34860	Is that girl in love with you?
34860	Is there anyone who has a grudge against him?
34860	Is this the face that launched a thousand ships?
34860	It does need an explanation, does n''t it?
34860	It was rather a narrow escape, was n''t it?
34860	It was rather a risk, was n''t it?
34860	It''s an awful long time ago, is n''t it?
34860	It''s not for to- night?
34860	It''s rather attractive, is n''t it?
34860	It''s too bad of me to tease you, is n''t it?
34860	Like it?
34860	Liu?
34860	May I come in?
34860	May we come in?
34860	My dear Daisy, what are you talking about?
34860	My dear, what are you talking about?
34860	No-- oh, what am I talking about?
34860	No?
34860	Oh, Daisy, what''s the good of tormenting yourself and tormenting me?
34860	Oh, George, how can you be so cruel?
34860	Oh, George, is n''t it possible for a woman to turn over a new leaf?
34860	Oh, God, what shall I do?
34860	Oh, Harry, George is n''t going to die, is he?
34860	Oh, Harry, how can you say anything so cruel?
34860	Oh, damn, why ca n''t you leave me alone?
34860	Oh, how?
34860	Oh, my God, do n''t you understand?
34860	Oh, my God, what''s happened?
34860	Oh, velly ill, velly ill. What''s the matter with me?
34860	Oh, what have I done?
34860	Oh, what have I done?
34860	Oh, what shall I do?
34860	Oh, what shall I do?
34860	Oh?
34860	Sabe?
34860	Sabe?
34860	Shall I come?
34860	Shall I tell you?
34860	Shall we sit down?
34860	She is n''t with you now, is she?
34860	She was with you when you were in Singapore?
34860	Something, he knows not what, comes over him and he feels helpless and strangely weak._] Daisy, what does it mean?
34860	Supposing he''s gone?
34860	Supposing they meet?
34860	Surely you had n''t told her?
34860	That''s his business, is n''t it?
34860	The little lady ought to be here, ought n''t she?
34860	The whisky''s in the dining- room, is n''t it?
34860	Then why do you blush to the roots of your hair?
34860	Then why do you treat me as an outcast?
34860	Then why does the white man despise the yellow?
34860	Velly good amah-- yes?
34860	Velly well, thank you... You Mr. Knox sister?
34860	Was it amah that you wanted to talk to me about?
34860	Was that why you sent for me?
34860	Well, what was the message?
34860	Well, you can smile, so it''s not very serious, is it?
34860	What Harry do now?
34860	What about?
34860	What are they?
34860	What are we going to do?
34860	What are you defending her for?
34860	What are you going to do?
34860	What are you waiting for?
34860	What can you do?
34860	What did he say?
34860	What difference will that make?
34860	What do I care about Harry?
34860	What do I care if Harry comes?
34860	What do I care so long as you love?
34860	What do I care?
34860	What do I care?
34860	What do I care?
34860	What do I care?
34860	What do we matter now, you and I?
34860	What do you mean by that?
34860	What do you mean, George?
34860	What do you mean?
34860	What do you mean?
34860	What do you suppose I care if people gossip?
34860	What do you think of my patient?
34860	What do you think our life can be together?
34860	What do you want?
34860	What does it matter?
34860	What does money matter?
34860	What does she want, Wu?
34860	What does the past matter?
34860	What for I listen?
34860	What for I want let him go?
34860	What for he go so soon?
34860	What for he tell me no listen?
34860	What for you come China then?
34860	What for you hate me?
34860	What for you make mistake?
34860	What for you no married if you twenty- two?
34860	What for you no talkee true?
34860	What for you send me to prison?
34860	What has changed you?
34860	What has marriage done for you?
34860	What have I done to him?
34860	What have I done to turn you against me?
34860	What have you and George been talking about?
34860	What have you brought this junk for?
34860	What have you come here for to- day?
34860	What have you done?
34860	What have you done?
34860	What have you done?
34860	What he say?
34860	What in God''s Name is amah doing?
34860	What in God''s name are you doing?
34860	What in heaven''s name made you think that?
34860	What is he to you?
34860	What is it?
34860	What is it?
34860	What is the good of making pretences?
34860	What is the idea?
34860	What is the matter with my pletty one?
34860	What is the mystery?
34860	What is the result?
34860	What is this?
34860	What is this?
34860	What is your name?
34860	What of it?
34860	What on earth is this?
34860	What power have you to swim against that mighty current?
34860	What procession?
34860	What put that idea in your head?
34860	What question?
34860	What shall I do?
34860	What should I do with it?
34860	What should be the matter?
34860	What side you go?
34860	What the devil do you want?
34860	What the devil is he doing here?
34860	What thing he talkee my poor little flower?
34860	What thing you do my Daisy?
34860	What thing you wantchee?
34860	What time is it now?
34860	What will you say to Harry?
34860	What would my little Daisy do without old amah, hi, hi?
34860	What you do, Daisy?
34860	What you flightened for?
34860	What you mean, Daisy?
34860	What you talk about?
34860	What you want now?
34860	What you want to see her for, Daisy?
34860	What''s happened?
34860	What''s that in your pocket?
34860	What''s that?
34860	What''s that?
34860	What''s that?
34860	What''s the good of a watch that does n''t go?
34860	What''s the good of offering me the moon if I have a nail in my shoe and you wo n''t take it out?
34860	What''s the good of that?
34860	What''s the idea?
34860	What''s the joke?
34860	What''s the matter?
34860	What''s the matter?
34860	What''s the time?
34860	What?
34860	When does Harry come back?
34860	When she sees she has been noticed she smiles obsequiously._] Well, fair charmer, what can we do for you?
34860	When you go to Chung- king?
34860	Where is he?
34860	Where is your husband?
34860	Where''s Missy?
34860	Where''s my bag?
34860	Who baptized you?
34860	Who did cry for help?
34860	Who is Mrs. Rathbone?
34860	Who is it from?
34860	Who is that?
34860	Who is the third?
34860	Who killed cock- robin?
34860	Who was her father?
34860	Who was this fellow Rathbone?
34860	Who''s that, I wonder?
34860	Who''s there?
34860	Who''s this?
34860	Why are you so emphatic?
34860	Why did he bring me up like a lady?
34860	Why did n''t you say you were expecting a girl?
34860	Why did n''t you take the message?
34860	Why did n''t you warn me that it was you I was going to meet?
34860	Why did n''t you?
34860	Why did you say that?
34860	Why did you stop me?
34860	Why did you tell Harry that you were twenty- two?
34860	Why do n''t you call him by it?
34860	Why do n''t you have it mended?
34860	Why do n''t you lie down?
34860	Why do n''t you marry her?
34860	Why do you bother about him?
34860	Why do you cross- examine me?
34860	Why do you lie to me?
34860	Why do you pretend to me, Daisy?
34860	Why do you smoke your pipe here?
34860	Why do you suppose I''ve said all these things?
34860	Why do you torture me?
34860	Why does he avoid me?
34860	Why does n''t George come?
34860	Why does your brother chaff you then?
34860	Why have you kept it so dark?
34860	Why have you taken it off?
34860	Why not?
34860	Why on earth not?
34860	Why on earth should I bother about Lee Tai?
34860	Why on earth should I do that?
34860	Why should I bury myself in a hole two thousand miles up the river?
34860	Why should his advice make the difference?
34860	Why should n''t a man marry a half- caste if he wants to?
34860	Why should n''t you be in love with him?
34860	Why should she have told Lee Tai?
34860	Why should she try and kill you?
34860	Why were you angry with her, Daisy?
34860	Why wo n''t you tell me?
34860	Why you no sit still?
34860	Why you no take?
34860	Why you no talkee old amah?
34860	Why you not happy?
34860	Why you want me tell you again?
34860	Why, what''s wrong with it?
34860	Why?
34860	Why?
34860	Why?
34860	Why?
34860	Why?
34860	Why?
34860	Will you come and look at the temple now while they''re bringing tea?
34860	Will you dine here to- night?
34860	Will you do something for me?
34860	Will you have a whisky and soda?
34860	Will you love me any the less?
34860	Will you swear that''s true?
34860	Will you take white?
34860	Wo n''t you give up this idea of leaving Peking?
34860	Would n''t you like to be free now?
34860	Would you be very sorry if an accident happened to your excellent husband?
34860	Would you give yourself the trouble of walking through it?
34860	Would you like to have a game of chess?
34860	Would you marry him if he asked you?
34860	Would you much care for your sister to be very pally with a half- caste?
34860	Would you think it funny if I sat on my hat?
34860	You Christian?
34860	You are expecting someone?
34860	You call me, Daisy?
34860	You come China catchee husband?
34860	You do love me a little, do n''t you?
34860	You do n''t care if I drink myself to death, Wu-- do you?
34860	You gave him the note yourself?
34860	You give me policeman?
34860	You got key that desk?
34860	You have n''t passed your hundredth birthday yet, have you?
34860	You keep missy Daisy old amah-- yes?
34860	You know Knox, do n''t you?
34860	You know Seventh Day Adventists?
34860	You look at yourself in looking- glass?
34860	You love him very much, George Conway?
34860	You missionary lady?
34860	You only baptized once?
34860	You say, I wanchee marry, I wanchee marry?
34860	You think old amah no got eyes?
34860	You wanchee go prison?
34860	You wanchee?
34860	You wantchee buy Manchu dress, Daisy?
34860	You wanted to get on, and you have, have n''t you?
34860	You''re by way of being rather eligible, are n''t you?
34860	You''ve just been down to Fuchow, have n''t you?
34860	You''ve never seen me in it?
34860	[ DAISY_ takes the_ AMAH''S_ long pipe in her hands._] Who does that belong to?
34860	[_ A little surprised, but quite good- humoured._] You''re getting rather excited, are n''t you?
34860	[_ After a moment''s pause._] What were you going to say to me?
34860	[_ After a moment''s thought._] And what will you do for me if I do this for you?
34860	[_ As though asking a casual question._] You do n''t care for me any more?
34860	[_ Coldly, but still smiling._] Ca n''t she?
34860	[_ Coming in._] What thing?
34860	[_ Distracted._] Oh, what shall I do?
34860	[_ Distressed._] Wo n''t your people be rather upset?
34860	[_ Dumbfounded._] What you mean, Daisy?
34860	[_ Fiercely._] What do you want?
34860	[_ Frightened._] What for?
34860	[_ Frigidly._] Ought n''t you to be going?
34860	[_ Good- naturedly._] What experiment is that?
34860	[_ Gravely._] Do you never have any feeling that we''ve behaved rottenly to Harry?
34860	[_ He seizes her wrists and draws her violently to him._] Daisy, did you send those letters to Harry yourself?
34860	[_ Impatiently._] What for you tell me lies?
34860	[_ In a low quivering voice._] Why do you say things like that?
34860	[_ In a low voice, hardly her own._] Why, Harry, what are you talking about?
34860	[_ In the adjoining room._] Are you getting impatient?
34860	[_ Interrupting._] Are you really going to- morrow?
34860	[_ Jumping up._] How can I sit still?
34860	[_ Listening._] What on earth is Harry doing?
34860	[_ Looking at her sternly._] How do you think he could get at a knife with his hands tied behind his back?
34860	[_ Looking at him._] Why should you do that?
34860	[_ Looking at it quickly._] What?
34860	[_ Looking at the children._] Are n''t they sweet?
34860	[_ Looking at the necklace._] What shall I do with this?
34860	[_ Not without irritation._] How did he know you were here?
34860	[_ Noticing the orchids._] Someone been sending you flowers?
34860	[_ Passionately._] If he was going to leave me like that why did n''t he let me stay with my Chinese mother?
34860	[_ Persistently._] How did Lee Tai know that Harry was in Kalgan?
34860	[_ Pointing._] What''s that knife doing there?
34860	[_ Quickly._] How d''you know?
34860	[_ Quickly._] What do you mean?
34860	[_ Sarcastically._] Had you left the key of the box on the table?
34860	[_ Scornfully._] And do you think I''d let poor Harry be murdered so that I might be free to listen to your generous proposals?
34860	[_ Scornfully._] Do you think I''d have gone then?
34860	[_ Shaking hands._] How do you do?
34860	[_ Sharply._] What d''you want?
34860	[_ She beats violently on the door._] Oh, what shall I do?
34860	[_ She gives her a kiss on both cheeks._] What are they making such a row about next door?
34860	[_ Smiling._] How did your bridge party go off last night?
34860	[_ Springing to her feet._] Did you know George was coming?
34860	[_ Startled._] You?
34860	[_ Suddenly distraught._] You do n''t mean that you''re going to leave me?
34860	[_ Sulkily._] Where do you want to go?
34860	[_ Sullenly._] How long are you going for?
34860	[_ Surprised at her tone and manner._] Is anything the matter, Daisy?
34860	[_ Surprised._] Your what?
34860	[_ Taking out his watch._] D''you mind if I look at the time?
34860	[_ Taking up an opium pipe that is on the table._] Shall Amah make her little Daisy a pipe?
34860	[_ Tenderly._] Oh, darling, why do you make yourself unhappy when happiness lies in the hollow of your hand?
34860	[_ There is a loud knocking at the door._] Hulloa, who''s that?
34860	[_ Thunderstruck._] You?
34860	[_ To the old man._] Wu?
34860	[_ To the old man._] You sabe?
34860	[_ Violently._] Do you think I''m going to let you go so easily?
34860	[_ Violently._] How dare you say that?
34860	[_ With a chuckle._] How can you talk such nonsense?
34860	[_ With a chuckle._] What will you tell him?
34860	[_ With a little friendly nod._] How do you do?
34860	[_ With a little smile._] What are you locking the door for, George?
34860	[_ With a puzzled look at him._] What is the matter?
34860	[_ With a roguish look._] Well then, I have n''t been happily married, have I?
34860	[_ With a shadow of a smile._] How should I know?
34860	[_ With a smile._] Shall I?
34860	[_ With a sudden change of tone._] Why not?
34860	[_ With a sudden suspicion._] Did you know this was going to happen?
34860	[_ With a twinkle in his eyes._] Are you a little frightened?
34860	[_ With an effort at ease of manner._] My dear child, what are you talking about?
34860	[_ With anguish._] Oh, Daisy, how could you?
34860	[_ With great satisfaction._] Paralytic.... Hulloa, who''s this?
34860	[_ With increasing violence._] Do you think I can ever look at you again without horror?
34860	[_ With scornful rage._] Do you think I''m frightened of Harry?
34860	[_ With sudden eager interest._] Are you Mrs. Rathbone''s amah?
34860	[_ With sudden indignation._] Without saying a word to me?
48882	''Did you know those English at Lahore?'' 48882 ''What is it?''
48882	''You could guide us through?'' 48882 ''You have come for it?''
48882	Ah, but you have not spoken of this?
48882	All the servants are on the beach, then?
48882	Am I not?
48882	An ancestress of hers, no doubt?
48882	And destroyed it, of course?
48882	And her hat?
48882	And here you are going to remain all night?
48882	And how should I know anything? 48882 And if you die in the meantime?
48882	And now can you explain it?
48882	And show my hand, you mean? 48882 And so that inhuman wretch is Marion''s mother?"
48882	And that is all you are going to tell me, Geoffrey?
48882	And there she is now?
48882	And to- night''s doings are to remain a secret?
48882	And what is that?
48882	And when I come back do I bring a joyful confession with me?
48882	And who is this gentleman?
48882	And why are you regarding me so intently? 48882 And why has Marion gone away?"
48882	And yet I rather gather that she does not hold first place in your affections?
48882	And you do n''t know who she is?
48882	And you expect me to believe this, Geoffrey?
48882	And you interfered to save the life of others?
48882	And you will not have a doctor?
48882	And you wo n''t be long?
48882	Are there any mysteries?
48882	Are they different to ours?
48882	Are we never going to do anything?
48882	Are you coming with us?
48882	Are you feeling better?
48882	Are you going to speak or shall I tell the story? 48882 Are you not my friend?
48882	Are you really leaving us?
48882	Are you sure of that?
48882	Are you thinking of the same thing that we are?
48882	As far as I am concerned, you mean? 48882 As you do?"
48882	But I suppose she came to see you?
48882	But can I cultivate her after to- night?
48882	But can they?
48882	But do you think you were wise to show this to me?
48882	But my mother and Geoffrey and----"Ah, you love Geoffrey? 48882 But surely this does not apply to my family?"
48882	But the light in the corridor?
48882	But was it an accident?
48882	But what can I want it for? 48882 But what do they want there?"
48882	But who was he, Tchigorsky?
48882	But why bring him here?
48882	But why does she come?
48882	But why not stop it? 48882 But why-- why does this fascinating Asiatic come all those miles to destroy one by one a race that she can scarcely have heard of?
48882	But will this mystery and misery never end?
48882	But you have not always been blind?
48882	But you say that Marion was with Vera?
48882	But your curious expression----"What is curious about my expression?
48882	By the cruel foe, Marion? 48882 Can you let me out here, or shall I go by the same means that I entered?"
48882	Can you manage to keep her afloat?
48882	Can you not?
48882	Can you see anything?
48882	Could it have been the flowers?
48882	Could we prove that the foe had had a direct hand in the tragedies of the past? 48882 Dare you open it?"
48882	Dare you use it?
48882	Darling,he whispered,"you know that I love you?"
48882	Dear, do n''t you know that I am devoted heart and soul to your interests? 48882 Did I?"
48882	Did Tchigorsky tell you?
48882	Did n''t I always say as how he''d get through? 48882 Did she write to you?"
48882	Did you call out?
48882	Did you ever know me tell you a lie? 48882 Did you know that diary existed?"
48882	Did you really love your mother?
48882	Did you see her?
48882	Do it? 48882 Do n''t you like that woman?"
48882	Do n''t you see she is in the dark? 48882 Do you know anything of this?"
48882	Do you know you seem to be a long way off to me this afternoon?
48882	Do you mean that they perished with that stranger last night?
48882	Do you recognize the voice?
48882	Do you want anything more?
48882	Do you want to say anything to me?
48882	Do you want to see me?
48882	Does it hurt much?
48882	Does n''t it seem wonderful, Geoffrey?
48882	Does she account for her presence here?
48882	Does the slave reproach the master who keeps his carcass from the kennel?
48882	Dr. Tchigorsky is still about?
48882	Drowned, with a placid smile on his face, after the fashion of the novel?
48882	Foiled her?
48882	For Mrs. May''s benefit?
48882	For revenge on you two?
48882	Geoff, have you any suspicions?
48882	Geoff, was it you who snatched the cloth from the table?
48882	Geoffrey, Geoffrey, where are you?
48882	Geoffrey,Vera said after a long pause,"are we too happy?"
48882	Give you what, uncle?
48882	Had n''t we better search them?
48882	Have I not already explained to you, darling?
48882	Have we not trouble and misery enough in our house without making more?
48882	Have you been out to the west of Gull Point to- day?
48882	Have you discovered it all?
48882	Have you learned what the latest villainy is?
48882	Have you seen her?
48882	He was a very old friend of yours?
48882	Hence the changed face and the glasses?
48882	Horrible,he said,"but why this mystery?"
48882	How can you look me in the face after the way in which you have treated me?
48882	How could you prevent them?
48882	How did it happen?
48882	How did you get here? 48882 How did you get here?"
48882	How did you get here?
48882	How did you guess that?
48882	How did you manage it, uncle?
48882	How did you manage it?
48882	How is the visitor?
48882	How long can one endure this and live? 48882 How long has she been like this?"
48882	How long have I been asleep?
48882	How long will it last?
48882	How long, how long? 48882 How should I?
48882	How''s this for a disguise, Master Geoffrey?
48882	I am so sorry for you?
48882	I am to accompany you, then?
48882	I am your prisoner, then?
48882	I believe I have the pleasure of speaking to Mr. Ralph Ravenspur?
48882	I hope you are comfortable?
48882	I need not ask what opinion you have formed of me?
48882	I suppose I have to thank Mrs. May for this?
48882	I suppose they are a nuisance occasionally?
48882	I suppose you can do no more to- night?
48882	I suppose you planned everything out?
48882	In the name of Heaven, why?
48882	In the name of Heaven, why?
48882	In the ordinary bar- frame hives of course?
48882	In what way?
48882	In which direction?
48882	Is anything going to happen?
48882	Is it a fact?
48882	Is it a painless death?
48882	Is it as Jessop says?
48882	Is it dangerous?
48882	Is it possible to be too happy?
48882	Is it you, Elphick?
48882	Is my cousin Nicholas Tchigorsky? 48882 Is not my pulse steady?
48882	Is that because you think my secret is a shameful one?
48882	Is that you, Tchigorsky?
48882	Is the coast clear?
48882	Is the difference very marked?
48882	Is there another mystery?
48882	Is there any danger?
48882	Is there any need to go on? 48882 Is there anything I can do for you?"
48882	Is there anything in the morning papers that is likely to interest me, Abell?
48882	Is there danger?
48882	It is all right?
48882	It was not possible for him to be picked up?
48882	Lies just outside the window, does n''t he?
48882	Marion has come back again?
48882	Marion?
48882	Marion?
48882	May I assist you?
48882	May I venture to suggest that the knowledge is not displeasing to you?
48882	No more visions lately?
48882	Now what am I to do?
48882	Now, I put it to you as a lady of brains and courage, if you had been in my position, would you have shown that to your family?
48882	Now, ca n''t you come up some evening and dine with me? 48882 Of course you ascertained her name?"
48882	Of what use is a blind man?
48882	Oh, so you know that also?
48882	Oh, will you never wake up?
48882	Oh, yes, uncle; are you a wizard or what? 48882 On the floor, my dear uncle?"
48882	Read your fortune in the stars? 48882 See whom?"
48882	Shall I go and see what it is?
48882	So that we are rid of our foes at last?
48882	So this is the Alton where you are going to- night?
48882	So you have been successful?
48882	So you have been taken into her confidence?
48882	Solved?
48882	Something has happened?
48882	Something to do with it?
48882	Straight to Jessop''s farm?
48882	Tchigorsky has disappeared?
48882	Tchigorsky not dead?
48882	Tchigorsky?
48882	Tell me what it means, Geoff?
48882	Tell me what the language says?
48882	That you propose to do?
48882	The marks on my face? 48882 The princess is convinced of that?"
48882	Then he has not been here to- day?
48882	Then my friend Tchigorsky is alive?
48882	Then the princess goes not back to Lassa?
48882	Then they are usually dangerous?
48882	Then who was it that was buried?
48882	Then why did he come here?
48882	Then why do you take every means of thwarting me?
48882	Then why not drop upon them?
48882	Then why should you worry?
48882	Then you are not going to take any notice of the warning?
48882	Then you have no theory to offer?
48882	Then you have not guessed?
48882	Then, in that case, sir, why do n''t you?
48882	There is nobody about?
48882	There is nobody within earshot of us?
48882	There was one traveler who found the key, you remember?
48882	They are great friends?
48882	They guess I am a victim to the vendetta?
48882	They managed to elude you?
48882	Uncle Ralph, do you know what it is?
48882	Uncle, how did you guess that?
48882	Uncle,she stammered,"what are you doing here?"
48882	Very,Geoffrey said dryly;"but where is Marion?"
48882	Was it imported for the purpose?
48882	Was she young and good looking?
48882	Was that not so, Vera?
48882	Wass and Watkins, will you come with me?
48882	Well, I suppose I must go, too?
48882	Well, was the adventure this evening creepy enough for you?
48882	Well, what am I to do with it?
48882	Well,Tchigorsky asked,"have you solved the problem?"
48882	Well,he said,"have you anything wonderful to relate?"
48882	Well?
48882	Well?
48882	Were you ever in Tibet?
48882	What am I to understand by that, sir?
48882	What are you doing?
48882	What are you going to do with me?
48882	What are you going to do?
48882	What are you going to do?
48882	What are you looking for?
48882	What are you thinking about?
48882	What became of the fellow?
48882	What better proof could the slave of my illustrious mistress have?
48882	What can an unfortunate like that have to live for?
48882	What can it matter whether there is an inquest held on them or not? 48882 What could we gain by that?
48882	What did it mean?
48882	What did you think of the episode?
48882	What difference does it make?
48882	What do you make that out to be?
48882	What do you mean by that?
48882	What do you mean by that?
48882	What do you propose to do?
48882	What do you say, Uncle Ralph?
48882	What do you with your gentle nature know of love? 48882 What does all this mystery mean?"
48882	What does it all mean?
48882	What does it matter?
48882	What does it mean, Marion?
48882	What does it mean, uncle?
48882	What good would that do?
48882	What have I done?
48882	What is all this about?
48882	What is her hold over Marion?
48882	What is it, what is it?
48882	What is it?
48882	What is it?
48882	What is it?
48882	What is that choking smell?
48882	What is that noise?
48882	What is the confusion in the house?
48882	What is the matter with the girl?
48882	What is the matter?
48882	What is the matter?
48882	What is the matter?
48882	What is the matter?
48882	What is the next move?
48882	What is your name?
48882	What matter?
48882	What shall you do about it?
48882	What should be the matter?
48882	What should they want? 48882 What should we do without you?"
48882	What was she doing?
48882	What will be her fate?
48882	What would Vera say?
48882	What''s the matter, little girl?
48882	What, go away and leave me all alone, dearest?
48882	What, indeed?
48882	When does he come here?
48882	Where am I?
48882	Where are they going?
48882	Where are you going to sleep?
48882	Where are you going to take me?
48882	Where are you going?
48882	Where are you?
48882	Where did I leave off? 48882 Where did I leave off?"
48882	Where did she go?
48882	Where have you been?
48882	Where they are attached to a queer- looking instrument?
48882	Who are you and whence do you come?
48882	Who are you, and whence do you come?
48882	Who are you?
48882	Who are you?
48882	Who are you?
48882	Who can she be?
48882	Who could fail to?
48882	Who did it?
48882	Who gave you this, and what is your message?
48882	Who is she?
48882	Who is the new marvel?
48882	Who is the woman? 48882 Who is there?"
48882	Who knows but that she had discovered some plot against us and had come to warn us? 48882 Who laid this labyrinth?"
48882	Who opened the window?
48882	Who was it who tampered with the boat?
48882	Who was the victim, uncle?
48882	Who will help me upstairs? 48882 Why do n''t you denounce me now?"
48882	Why do you drag me here?
48882	Why do you intrude upon me like this? 48882 Why not produce your proofs and hand the miscreants over to the police?"
48882	Why not? 48882 Why not?
48882	Why not?
48882	Why should they have fascinated us in that strange way? 48882 Why should we sit here like this?"
48882	Why should you all live and prosper while he was dead?
48882	Why should you do this thing?
48882	Why your fault? 48882 Why?"
48882	Why?
48882	Why?
48882	Why?
48882	Will it ever be lifted, sir?
48882	Will it sound strange to you to hear that I long and yearn for you always; that I still love those whom I would have destroyed? 48882 Will she die?"
48882	Will somebody ring the bell?
48882	Will you tell him so? 48882 Wo n''t you tell me now?"
48882	Wo n''t you tell me what has happened?
48882	Woman?
48882	Would she recognize us? 48882 Would the Ravenspurs outrage the sacred name of hospitality like that?
48882	Yes, but what had the dream and the powder to do with it, little girl?
48882	You are better?
48882	You are getting near the truth?
48882	You are going to London alone?
48882	You are in Dr. Tchigorsky''s confidence?
48882	You are interested in the Ravenspur case?
48882	You are not afraid of the family terror?
48882	You are sure you can not get up?
48882	You are under the impression that I am not English?
48882	You dare ask me that question?
48882	You did not tell those servants their fortunes in your present garb?
48882	You do not care for white flowers?
48882	You find it strange?
48882	You found her charming?
48882	You got it, eh?
48882	You had a good look at it, then?
48882	You have found the culprit?
48882	You have no hope, no expectation of the truth coming to light?
48882	You have not given up all hope?
48882	You have not guessed who the Princess is, then?
48882	You have proofs of what you say?
48882	You heard all this?
48882	You heard her, then?
48882	You knew the day you got here?
48882	You say it is impossible for that woman to get away?
48882	You say this is the place?
48882	You wanted to see my father?
48882	You wo n''t betray yourself?
48882	You, Marion? 48882 ''Did you ever know a Russian traveler, Voski by name? 48882 ''Do you know her, too?'' 48882 ''Dogs, do you want to live?'' 48882 ''What are the five points of the temple there?'' 48882 ''What of him?'' 48882 Ah, what did I tell you? 48882 Am I always to carry the family troubles on my shoulders?
48882	Am I never to have a minute to myself?
48882	Am I not an object of pity?
48882	Am I to believe that you are not going to be true to your oath?"
48882	Am I to regard myself as a prisoner, then?"
48882	And Marion?"
48882	And how could he broach the matter of Tchigorsky without betraying Marion?
48882	And how many times has Vera seen me kiss you?
48882	And if I did lose you, darling, what would become of me?"
48882	And now will you promise me that you will say nothing of this to a soul?"
48882	And the others?"
48882	And was not Marion equally mysterious?
48882	And was she not here----here a guest among those who for some reason she hated from her soul?
48882	And was this the wildest comedy or the direst tragedy that was working out before his eyes?
48882	And what are you doing with that feminine- looking box?"
48882	And what could the bees have to do with it?
48882	And what did that light mean?
48882	And where has the fellow gone?"
48882	And where was Marion?
48882	And why did everybody leave her so severely alone?
48882	And why do they commit follies with their eyes wide open?
48882	And why had Marion not returned?
48882	And why should these people persecute him; why should they come here?
48882	And why waste the breath that would be so precious to him later?
48882	And yet where could he get the poison?
48882	Any color?"
48882	Are you going home?"
48882	Are you going?"
48882	Are you ready?"
48882	Are you right?
48882	Are you still suffering from a headache?"
48882	Are you, Tchigorsky?"
48882	But had Marion a sister?"
48882	But how are we going to get rid of those things?"
48882	But what are you doing?"
48882	But what brings them here?
48882	But what has Mrs. May to do with it?"
48882	But what room did she go into?"
48882	But where are you going?"
48882	But who would believe my accusation?"
48882	But why do you speak like this to- day?"
48882	But why do you want to have that woman under the roof?"
48882	But why go on like this?
48882	But why not meet him in daylight in a proper and natural manner?"
48882	But would n''t it be well to make sure?"
48882	By the way, have you concocted a plausible story to account for your escape?"
48882	By the way, what is it I hear about your finding a body down on the sands?"
48882	CHAPTER LI"WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?"
48882	CHAPTER LVII HAND AND FOOT What did it mean?
48882	CHAPTER XV RALPH RAVENSPUR''S CONCEIT"I should like to know why you wanted the ivory picture?"
48882	CHAPTER XVII WHENCE DID THEY COME?
48882	Ca n''t you tell me a little more?
48882	Can the leopard change his spots?
48882	Can you be any the worse because you are bound by some tie to that woman yonder?
48882	Can you stand there calmly and see----""See you making an ass of yourself, eh?
48882	Could I have the heart to do so after all you have done for my family?
48882	Could I see one of those charming girls, Miss Vera or Marion?
48882	Could she recognize me?"
48882	Could the mind of man imagine a more diabolical torture?
48882	Could we demonstrate to the satisfaction of a jury that Mrs. May and her confederates were responsible for those poisoned flowers or the bees?
48882	Dear Geoff, will it be long before all this anxiety is disposed of?"
48882	Did I not possess the occult knowledge of the East with a thorough knowledge of what you are pleased to call Western civilization?
48882	Did I not tell you that the attempt had been made and had failed?
48882	Did Ralph know everything, or was he as ignorant as the rest?
48882	Did not Princess Zaza pick you both out at Lassa?"
48882	Did the people of the castle suspect her?
48882	Did this man know the terrible position he had placed her in?
48882	Did you ever see Tibet bees?"
48882	Did you hear anything they were saying?"
48882	Did you manage to get a clue to what it was?"
48882	Did you notice anything as you came along?"
48882	Did you notice the eyes of the Princess?"
48882	Do n''t we all love you the same?
48882	Do n''t you remember my telling you how the princess spoke of him?
48882	Do n''t you remember?"
48882	Do n''t you see that they have missed me?"
48882	Do n''t you think it was a queer thing?"
48882	Do n''t you think that Jessop''s lodger must be a very extravagant kind of woman?"
48882	Do n''t you understand that she suspects she has been trapped?
48882	Do you know anything of this, I say?"
48882	Do you know who the guilty creature is, whose hand is actually striking the blow?"
48882	Do you mean to say you know what it is?"
48882	Do you propose to make the capture to- night?"
48882	Do you really mean that?"
48882	Do you recognize anything beyond the legitimate perfume?"
48882	Do you see anything else here?"
48882	Do you suppose that I could ever forget the love and affection that have been poured upon me?
48882	Do you understand what I mean?"
48882	Do you want anything?"
48882	Does he court defeat at the outset of our enterprise?"
48882	Does it not seem funny to realize that before long we shall be laughing and chatting and moving with the world once more, Geoff?
48882	Does it not sound strange?
48882	Does my face tell you nothing?"
48882	Geoffrey, are you indifferent to myself and my future that you speak like this?"
48882	Geoffrey, you are fond of novel reading?"
48882	Geoffrey, you will see that all proper arrangements are made for the funeral?"
48882	Get inspiration from the heavenly bodies to combat the power of darkness?"
48882	Grandfather, you would not turn him away?"
48882	Had he left it in the dining- room or the library?
48882	Had he not arranged it so that a score of savants in Europe should learn the truth within a month of his decease?
48882	Had he not said that everything hinged upon her reticence and silence?
48882	Had he not seen her return after the boat had been beached and mourn over the wreck like some creature suffering from deep remorse?
48882	Had he not seen the girl hastening away from his boat?
48882	Had her subordinates heard her cry?
48882	Had not she a secret in common with Ralph?
48882	Had she really seen this thing or had she dreamed it?
48882	Had she said too much or did he suspect?
48882	Had the affair miscarried and the miscreants got away in some other direction?
48882	Had they fled, or had they been taken?
48882	Had you not a daughter?"
48882	Has Mrs. May a companion hidden somewhere, a companion who might be Marion''s sister?"
48882	Has Vera been arguing with the bees again?"
48882	Has anything happened here?"
48882	Has the stuff any particular smell?"
48882	Have I been mistaken in you, Vera?"
48882	Have you a heart at all, or are you a beautiful fiend?"
48882	Have you any doubt?"
48882	Have you discovered that, Tchigorsky?"
48882	Have you done that?"
48882	Have you no feeling?"
48882	He was poisoned, you think?"
48882	How did he die?
48882	How did he escape?"
48882	How did it all happen?
48882	How did you manage to deal him that blow on the head, uncle?"
48882	How did you manage to get away, Geoffrey?"
48882	How do you think my sketch is progressing?
48882	How long are you going to detain me here?"
48882	How long have you known her?"
48882	How much did she know?
48882	How much had she guessed?
48882	How much more of this is it possible to bear and still retain the powers of reason?
48882	How?"
48882	I do n''t know whether you know the man-- his name is Tchigorsky?"
48882	I suppose you recognized the risks that you ran?''
48882	I will kill them off-- they shall die----""As my mistress slew her husband when his life was of no more value to her?"
48882	If they had fled, had they removed the instruments with them?
48882	Is Marion connected with her?"
48882	Is it not strange that I have the seeds of the same complaint?"
48882	Is it possible that he suspected anything?
48882	Is there a fire laid here?"
48882	Is there anything else?"
48882	Is-- is it dangerous?"
48882	Jessop?"
48882	Marion, where are your tender feelings?"
48882	May?"
48882	May?"
48882	May?"
48882	May?"
48882	Mr. Ravenspur, surely you have guessed who was the English officer Princess Zara married?"
48882	Need I say more?"
48882	Now do you understand what it all means?"
48882	Now, do you begin to understand the malignity of the plot?
48882	Or was he the poor creature he represented himself to be?
48882	Ralph, can you induce your father and the whole family to go away for a time-- say till after dark?"
48882	Ralph, do you know anything?"
48882	Ralph, everybody has retired?"
48882	Ralph, what is it?
48882	Ravenspur, are you ready?"
48882	See, is there blood on this knife?"
48882	Shall I see your father?"
48882	Shall I tell you how?"
48882	Shall we enlighten Master Geoffrey a little as to the kind of woman she is?"
48882	Shall we go to bed?"
48882	Shall we see if we can get as far as Sprawl Point and back before luncheon?"
48882	She was trapped, eh?"
48882	She wrote to you, of course?"
48882	So Tchigorsky is in danger, eh?
48882	Surely her grief must be beyond the common?
48882	Surely, you do not need to be told why you are detained?"
48882	Tchigorsky?"
48882	Tell me, do you ever see this Mrs. May by any chance?"
48882	They had something with them?"
48882	To strike him down foully had been too dangerous, for had he not told her that he was prepared for that kind of death?
48882	Was he dangerous enough to be removed?
48882	Was he telling the truth, or was he spying on her?
48882	Was it possible that some such horrible thoughts had crossed Marion''s mind?
48882	Was n''t it plucky of her?"
48882	Was she entirely in the dark as to her mother''s machinations, or had she come resolved to protect the relatives as much as possible?
48882	Was she still in the vaults or had she managed to slip away to her bedroom?
48882	We are alone?"
48882	Well, are you going to convey us to a place of safety, or shall we shoot you like the others?''"
48882	What am I saying?"
48882	What are they going to do now?"
48882	What are you going to do about it?"
48882	What are you to me?"
48882	What are you?
48882	What can Marion''s queer ancestors and all that kind of thing have to do with our family terror?"
48882	What could have become of him?
48882	What could it mean?
48882	What could the mysterious foe hope to gain by this merciless slaughter?
48882	What did it mean, what strange mystery was here?
48882	What did it mean?
48882	What did the other girl wear?"
48882	What did this girl know about him, and why did she stand wailing over his boat?
48882	What did those men mean by drowning themselves in the vaults?
48882	What do we know of them?
48882	What do you make of it, uncle?"
48882	What do you mean?''
48882	What do you see outside?"
48882	What does it matter what I do?"
48882	What flowers?"
48882	What had become of the coat and glass mask she was wearing at the time things went wrong in Geoffrey Ravenspur''s room?
48882	What happened?"
48882	What has become of her?"
48882	What have I to fear now from those wise men of the East?
48882	What have you two been quarreling about?"
48882	What next?
48882	What should we do without her?"
48882	What should we do without you?
48882	What should we do without your cheerfulness and good advice?
48882	What time is it?"
48882	What to do next?
48882	What use is the Ravenspur property to us when we are doomed to die?"
48882	What was going on?
48882	What was going to happen next?
48882	What was it?"
48882	What was it?"
48882	What was the use of calling so long as nobody could hear him?
48882	What would the estimable Jessop say if he could see into his parlor?"
48882	When we get Voski''s body, what shall we do with it?"
48882	Whence come these cruel misfortunes?
48882	Where are the bees?"
48882	Where are those scripts?''
48882	Where are you going, dear?"
48882	Where are your proofs?"
48882	Where had he heard a laugh like that before?
48882	Who can help the wayward driftings of a woman''s heart?
48882	Who could connect the poor blind man with the deed?
48882	Who did it?"
48882	Who is it?"
48882	Who shall comprehend the waywardness of a woman''s heart?
48882	Who was this man who knew so much and could probe her secret soul?
48882	Who, then, is the prime mover in this business?"
48882	Why are clever people often so foolish?
48882	Why do we never hear of that sort of poison nowadays?"
48882	Why do you feel for things in that way?"
48882	Why does she do it, Tchigorsky?"
48882	Why draw the veil aside when even a few hours''peace stood between them and the terror which sooner or later must sap the reason of every one there?
48882	Why had his uncle and the mysterious Tchigorsky taken him so far into their confidence and then failed him at the critical moment?
48882	Why had she not thought of this before?
48882	Why not end her life now?
48882	Why not kill off her husband''s family one by one so that finally the estates should come to her?
48882	Why not let them enter and then take them all red- handed?"
48882	Why should I go on leading my present life?
48882	Why should I shield you?
48882	Why should this blow fall after the lapse of all these years?
48882	Why should you say that?"
48882	Why was there all this commotion in the house?
48882	Why, then, should Marion be disturbed?
48882	Why, then, should her good name be dragged in the mire?
48882	Why?
48882	Why?"
48882	Why?"
48882	Why?"
48882	Will you please take the letter without letting anybody know what you are doing, and put it at the foot of the big elder in the tangle?
48882	Will you, dear?"
48882	Wo n''t you do this thing?
48882	Wo n''t you say that it is a sudden whim of yours?
48882	Wonderfully artistic, is n''t it?"
48882	Would it never stop?
48882	Would the time to act never come?
48882	Would you have your enemies to guess that you have seen my master?
48882	Would you like to see the letter?
48882	Would you say that the condemned murderer was rash for attempting to pick the pocket of the gaoler, even for attempting to murder him?
48882	Would you take pity upon my loneliness and come to tea?"
48882	You are better, sir?"
48882	You are not afraid of danger?"
48882	You are not afraid?"
48882	You are still interested in occult matters?"
48882	You follow me?"
48882	You have not far to go, of course?"
48882	You have sent him somewhere, uncle?"
48882	You hear?"
48882	You know nothing of the boy?"
48882	You know why I am here?"
48882	You would n''t think she was a woman whose heart is in a weak state, eh?"
48882	You would not reproach me, Ben Heer?"
48882	Your friend here?"
48882	can you hear anything?"
48882	is there no mercy for us?"
28780	''Sthat you, Sparks?
28780	A part of what?
28780	Aerial do n''t leak, does it?
28780	Ah-- do you mind if I ask a few questions? 28780 All what?"
28780	Am I?
28780	And does the brave one admire my sarong?
28780	And how much do I owe you, small one?
28780	And leave you behind? 28780 And they have taken her to Len Yang?"
28780	And what has become of your prudence? 28780 And you imagine you''re running no risk with the two golden- haired maids in tow?"
28780	And you''ll get that silly old notion of a bungalow for two out of your head?
28780	And you? 28780 Are n''t you connected with my good friend, the man with the sea- lion mustaches, in Len Yang?"
28780	Are n''t you glad-- aren''t you a little bit glad-- to see me-- me?
28780	Are n''t you going to explain-- anything? 28780 Are you armed?"
28780	Are you awake?
28780	Are you going on to Len Yang this time, Peter?
28780	Are you grateful to me, you two? 28780 Are you rested?
28780	Are you-- Peter Moore, known in some parts of China as-- Peter the Brazen?
28780	Are-- you are not joking, are you, Miss Borria? 28780 Are-- you-- Peter-- Moore?"
28780	Because I love you so?
28780	Because of me?
28780	Because you loved me so?
28780	But how did you know?
28780	But what does this mean-- this?
28780	But why all the hubbub about Peter Moore?
28780	But why are you telling such things to me, my brave one?
28780	But why did you send for them? 28780 But why does he want beautiful young girls for his mine, my son?"
28780	But why the Jap-- disguise? 28780 But why,_ bi_--my brave one?"
28780	But why-- why does he beat you? 28780 But you''re not sure-- now?"
28780	But, Miss Borria,writhed Peter,"why, with all this knowledge, has n''t he done away with me?
28780	Ca n''t we break away from this mob and have a little chin- chin by ourselves?
28780	Can a man live with a bullet in his heart?
28780	Can do?
28780	Can it be possible----?
28780	Can it interest you? 28780 Can we see them?"
28780	Can you forgive me for this-- way I have acted, my-- my ingratitude?
28780	Can you swim-- at all?
28780	Chinamen? 28780 Chinks?"
28780	Cinnabar from his mine is brought down the Yangtze on junks and transferred at Soo- chow?
28780	Complete our plans?
28780	Dead or alive, Peter?
28780	Did n''t tamper with the bullets, eh?
28780	Did they harm you?
28780	Did you ever put your arm around another woman before?
28780	Do n''t I act like an amateur?
28780	Do n''t you know it breaks a government rule when that room''s empty-- at sea?
28780	Do n''t you suppose a woman would do almost as well?
28780	Do n''t you suppose my curiosity was aroused when you threw the coolie overboard? 28780 Do n''t_ you_ ever feel lonely-- like this?"
28780	Do you hear, Naradia?
28780	Do you mean, how does one reach Len Yang?
28780	Do you mean-- static? 28780 Do you remember those wonderful days and evenings we spent together on the Java Sea, on the old_ Persian Gulf_?
28780	Do you?
28780	Do-- do you l- love her as much as th- this?
28780	Do-- do you mind very-- much?
28780	Does your heart ache, too, Peter?
28780	Drugs?
28780	Eh? 28780 Election bet?"
28780	Empty?
28780	Feel the motion?
28780	Follow_ lan- sà ®_ veil-- savvy?
28780	Foolish?
28780	For these few minutes, when we were to chatter, and make love, and be happy?
28780	Forty?
28780	Fourteen days from Shanghai to Len Yang?
28780	From where?
28780	From_ him_?
28780	Good God, who said anything about being a watchdog?
28780	Good enough; but will they be careful afterward?
28780	Has China got the best of you, Peter?
28780	Has the lookout reported any ship in the past hour excepting the_ Rover_?
28780	Has your grandmother a sampan, a trustworthy coolie?
28780	Have I been interfering with the lawful pursuits of the Chinese Empire?
28780	Have you a costume?
28780	Have you good hearing?
28780	Have you seen Miss Vost?
28780	Have you stopped them?
28780	He pays well, my son?
28780	He-- is dead?
28780	How did you get here alive?
28780	How did you guess?
28780	How is Peggy?
28780	I am quite powerless?
28780	I need no guide, then? 28780 I?
28780	I? 28780 I?"
28780	If I decide yes-- or if I decide no-- how can I defend myself?
28780	If the_ fokie_ returns with that message, you will write a short note----"To one you love?
28780	If your hero resents my robbing him of one stingy, little kiss---- Band? 28780 In search of more adventure and romance?
28780	Is that Peter Moore? 28780 Is that all?"
28780	Is that the_ Rover_ on our port quarter?
28780	Is that why you are growing a beard-- to surprise--_him_?
28780	Is-- he-- on-- board?
28780	Is-- is my end so close?
28780	It says that?
28780	Keep away-- ai?
28780	Last night''s affair,_ desu- ka_?
28780	Licksha?
28780	Lo Ong,stated Moore,"my wanchee you keep mouth shut-- allatime shut-- you savvy?"
28780	Lookin''for information?
28780	MacLaurin? 28780 May I ask: Who are you?"
28780	May I see her-- once-- before I die?
28780	Meaning-- me?
28780	Mr. Minion, what is Len Yang? 28780 Mynheer,"he began in a somewhat constrained voice, low and richly guttural,"it iss known to you vat took place on der ship some dam during der nacht?
28780	Naradia,he continued, lowering his voice gently,"now that Peter Moore and I are at last together, will you excuse us?
28780	No come buy?
28780	No escape?
28780	No go Hong Kong way?
28780	Noticed anything else?
28780	Now, where, oh where, do I fit in this scheme?
28780	Of course you refused? 28780 Of that?"
28780	Once-- means''yes?'' 28780 Perhaps you can tell me what became of the man who opened my door?"
28780	Peter, ca n''t you realize what a dreary life I''ve led since that night you ran away from me in Hong Kong? 28780 Peter, is that cork_ awfully_ obstinate?"
28780	Peter, tell me, why is it? 28780 Peter, tell me----""Yes, Romola?"
28780	Quite sure he imports them to work in the mines?
28780	River boat-- for Ching- Fu?
28780	Romola, will you answer a question?
28780	Say, you young prize- fighter,he sputtered,"you drunk?
28780	Shall we take a car- ride?
28780	Should n''t you have an operating- room?
28780	Since you do know that somebody is being kidnapped on this ship----"What in hell do you mean?
28780	So this is love?
28780	So, after all, you refuse to take my counsel, my advice, seriously?
28780	Speak English, eh?
28780	Speak God''s language, eh?
28780	Stag what?
28780	Stay allatime on_ King Asia_?
28780	That was why you happened along the bund about the time the boat came up- river?
28780	That will be safe, that sampan?
28780	The doctor? 28780 The red note?"
28780	The up- river trip?
28780	The wireless operator? 28780 Then you did n''t know I was on my way to China?"
28780	Then you will go up- river with me?
28780	Then you will stay in this room until we leave?
28780	Then, why,demanded Eileen, giving him a hungry little look,"did n''t you let me stay in Shanghai?"
28780	They are still anxious for you to come with them?
28780	This is your first trip?
28780	This-- is_ adieu_--or_ au revoir_?
28780	To Canton, too?
28780	To permit me to live and love until one to- morrow morning?
28780	To you?
28780	To-- Bobbie?
28780	Unless what?
28780	V-- V-- V-- V---- What station is that? 28780 Wanchee money-- cumshaw?"
28780	Wanchee my?
28780	Wanchee tea now?
28780	Wanchee you come help; savvy?
28780	Want a shore station for a while?
28780	Want me to finish your trick?
28780	We are safe, brave one?
28780	Well, could n''t you stir up something? 28780 Well, what of it?"
28780	Well?
28780	Well?
28780	Were you in the loft above Ah Sih King''s?
28780	What am I doing here? 28780 What am I forgetting?"
28780	What are we going to do?
28780	What are you prowlin''around ship this time o''night for, eh? 28780 What can I do?
28780	What did I say?
28780	What do you mean by that? 28780 What do you mean?"
28780	What do you mean?
28780	What does he want?
28780	What does this little girl mean to you?
28780	What does_ he_ care about the mines? 28780 What happened?
28780	What have I that this maiden desires?
28780	What have you done with her?
28780	What have you to say now?
28780	What if I am?
28780	What is a thousand taels to him? 28780 What is it?"
28780	What is my task?
28780	What is the matter?
28780	What is to become of us?
28780	What shall I say?
28780	What the hell do you want?
28780	What under the seven suns are you doing in Ching- Fu-- and Kialang-- and China? 28780 What was I about to say?
28780	What will become of you?
28780	What''s botherin''you? 28780 What''s new?
28780	What''s next?
28780	What''s on your mind, Jen?
28780	What''s that?
28780	What''s this?
28780	What''s to become of you? 28780 What''s''at?"
28780	What-- what for?
28780	What?
28780	When did you see Miss Vost?
28780	Where are they?
28780	Where are you? 28780 Where did you find it?"
28780	Where do I eat? 28780 Where do you want me to t- take you?"
28780	Where does your aged grandmother live, small one?
28780	Where is Len Yang?
28780	Where now, Peter?
28780	Where?
28780	Who are the occupants of stateroom forty- four?
28780	Who are you?
28780	Who is on watch? 28780 Who is there?"
28780	Who, my son?
28780	Why are beautiful women-- girls-- from all parts of the world stolen-- to work in that mine?
28780	Why are you dressed as a Jap?
28780	Why are you following me?
28780	Why are you in Ching- Fu? 28780 Why did n''t you ask me?"
28780	Why did n''t you tell me you were in danger? 28780 Why did you do that?"
28780	Why did you do that?
28780	Why do n''t you join them? 28780 Why is Miss Vost making the trip to Ching- Fu?"
28780	Why is he drunk?
28780	Why not?
28780	Why should I go to Liauchow?
28780	Why should I? 28780 Why should he stab me?"
28780	Why speak of death on a day like this?
28780	Why you up so early-- or so late? 28780 Why?"
28780	Will there be a row?
28780	Will there be another time, Peter?
28780	Will we let husband go along?
28780	Will you help me-- now?
28780	With me?
28780	Wo n''t I see you again? 28780 Wo n''t you take me?"
28780	Would you mind sort of summing up what you''ve just said?
28780	You Wanchee cumshaw?
28780	You allatime go Hong Kong way?
28780	You and I?
28780	You are not married-- to Eileen?
28780	You are safe? 28780 You came for me, Peter?"
28780	You did try?
28780	You do n''t care about this Professor Hodgson, do you?
28780	You do n''t happen to know,put in Peter ironically,"what Miss Lorimer had for breakfast this morning, by any chance?"
28780	You do n''t mind?
28780	You have asked him questions?
28780	You have decided nothing, then?
28780	You have not forgotten-- Kowloon,_ busar satu_?
28780	You have some knowledge of my encounters with-- dragons?
28780	You keep away-- ai?
28780	You know nodding of dot business, young man?
28780	You like dis ship, eh?
28780	You made this-- for me?
28780	You see?
28780	You stay with me, do you hear?
28780	You tell man- man, eh?
28780	You used a coil?
28780	You wanchee my?
28780	You wanted to find out if I still cared enough for you to----"Follow me? 28780 You will not leave this ship?
28780	You''re not anxious, Peter?
28780	You''re not hurt-- either of you? 28780 You''re taking the_ Hankow_ up- river to- morrow?"
28780	You-- what was that?
28780	You-- who are so thirsty for the gold of romance?
28780	You-- you wo n''t bring that dreadful automatic revolver of yours loaded-- will you?
28780	Young girls?
28780	Your husband''s nationality?
28780	Your son? 28780 _ Birahi_,"she said in her tinkling voice, and with gravity far in advance of her summers,"we must part now-- forever?"
28780	_ Ja_? 28780 _ Ta dzoh sh[=e]n m[=o] szi_?"
28780	_ Why_ should_ I_ go to Liauchow?
28780	... Do you imagine I ever cared for that puppy?
28780	A day?
28780	A half million gold a year?
28780	A life?
28780	An end of the glorious adventures whose trail he had followed now for well upon ten years?
28780	An hour of life?
28780	An hour?
28780	And I rather liked the two little girls-- twins, are n''t they?"
28780	And he will carry on your work?"
28780	And how?
28780	And then-- death?
28780	And then-- what?
28780	And where is it?"
28780	And who is Len Yang?"
28780	And wiser men than Peter have answered: What can be so harmful?
28780	And, Eileen----""Yes, Peter?"
28780	Answer: What am I?"
28780	Any one back there?"
28780	Anything wrong?"
28780	Are n''t you running some risk, though?
28780	Are we in a trap?"
28780	Are you Peter Moore?"
28780	Are you armed?"
28780	At heart, do you really hate him, as you pretend, or are you simply bowing down to your vanity, to the pride you seem to take in these quixotic deeds?
28780	At one---- A fighting chance?
28780	At present will you trust me as I trust you?"
28780	B. Whalen, the Marconi supervisor?"
28780	Bellowing inquiry came down to them:"Who is that?
28780	Both girls safe?"
28780	But I could have defended myself easily enough if it had not been for----""Your clip of cartridges?
28780	But are you acquainted with that man''s methods?
28780	But how-- what?"
28780	But the others, the black- coated one-- what of them?
28780	But there is no danger-- is there?"
28780	But what is there left in my life?
28780	But what was happening?
28780	But where was the crew of the_ Vandalia_?
28780	But why, Peter, did you attack poor Kahn Meng?
28780	But why----""Peter, I''ve gone to more trouble to- night than you realize, perhaps----""What do you want me to do?"
28780	But why?
28780	But why?
28780	But, Mr. Moore, do you believe in love at first sight?"
28780	But-- what difference?
28780	By dawn, if I am not there, it will mean----""Death?"
28780	Ca n''t you and I have tea to- morrow afternoon?"
28780	Ca n''t you, Peter?
28780	Call it infatuation, call it a rush of blood to my foolish young head, call it anything you like----""Why do n''t you stop all this?"
28780	Can I have her?"
28780	Can you believe I have lied?"
28780	Can you ever forgive me for taking them out?
28780	Can you forgive me?
28780	Can you understand me?
28780	Crazy?
28780	Death?
28780	Death?
28780	Did he possess good papers?
28780	Did n''t I try?
28780	Did n''t you say that to yourself, Peter?"
28780	Did she have some message to convey to him that she could not trust to the openness of the bund at the jetty?
28780	Did that fellow get you?"
28780	Did they harm you?
28780	Did you enjoy-- the game?
28780	Did you ever see a hero wearing a plain black four- in- hand?
28780	Did you ever see a hero wearing nice tan oxfords without a spot of mud on them?
28780	Did you ever see such a Chinaman?"
28780	Did you succeed?
28780	Do I speak the truth?"
28780	Do n''t you realize it?
28780	Do n''t you think you are exposing those two nice girls unnecessarily to danger?"
28780	Do n''t you understand?
28780	Do n''t you?"
28780	Do you hear me?
28780	Do you imagine my men were not in his camp?
28780	Do you know that his corrupt influence has extended into every nation of Asia?
28780	Do you know what happens to white women when they are stranded, penniless, friendless, in this country?"
28780	Do you know where Bobbie MacLaurin is?"
28780	Do you mean what I said about Liauchow?"
28780	Do you mind if I tell you, Eileen, that it broke my heart when I realized that we would n''t see one another for goodness knows how long a time?"
28780	Do you remember those evenings, Peter, under the moon and the Southern Cross?"
28780	Do you still love her?"
28780	Do you understand that, Peter Moore?"
28780	Do you understand?
28780	Do-- do you think I would make you unhappy?"
28780	Does it hum-- or what?"
28780	Does n''t it-- appeal to you-- just a little-- to be all alone with me for nearly a hundred miles?"
28780	Does not that appeal to you?"
28780	Does that sound like heroics?
28780	Eh, Peter?"
28780	Eh?"
28780	Emiguel Borria, ardent tool of the Gray Dragon?
28780	Emiguel Borria, husband of the girl Romola?
28780	Ever hear of one?"
28780	Ever?"
28780	Expect me to believe that, too, eh?"
28780	Get that-- you yellow weasel?"
28780	Going to make a break for it, too?"
28780	Had Captain Jones consented to and perhaps aided in this mid- river tryst?
28780	Had he been observing perhaps the word but not the letter of his self- assumed oath?
28780	Had his red- faced pursuer caught up in time?
28780	Had it been possible for the Mongolian to signal his master in Len Yang and receive an answer while the_ Hankow_ lay at Ichang?
28780	Had she been staring, not at him, but beyond him, over the miles to a detestable scene, a view of horror?
28780	Had that noble soul been snatched down by the River of Golden Sands?
28780	Had this stuttering static anything in kind with those other formless events?
28780	Have I said that this was St. Valentine''s Day?
28780	Have I seen him to ask questions?"
28780	Have I talked to you in vain?
28780	Have one of my ropes?"
28780	Have you heard a broken down auxiliary asking for help?
28780	Have you listened in?"
28780	Have you such a knife?"
28780	Have you them?"
28780	Have you told him help is coming?"
28780	He owns other mines?"
28780	How could Peter say no?
28780	How could he, alone, armed only with an automatic revolver, hope to overpower professional riflemen who numbered at the least forty?
28780	How did I get in?
28780	How does that appeal to you?"
28780	How had the Gray Dragon brought pressure upon the American ambassador, a man of the highest repute, of sterling and patriotic qualities?
28780	How long have I waited for such an opportunity?
28780	How long?
28780	How long?
28780	How will you explain?"
28780	How would the spirit of that mob react to the announcement?
28780	How''s the air?
28780	Huh?"
28780	I beg pardon?"
28780	I have come back to China, not to start trouble, but simply because-- well, why are you in China?"
28780	I thought-- but what does it matter what I thought?"
28780	I trust----""Why?"
28780	I-- I''d like----""Then why do n''t you?"
28780	I-- I----""What have you done to these people?
28780	I?
28780	I_ am_ sure''""There''s little more to say, then, is there?"
28780	If he desired to run away from this very actual danger in which direction could he run?
28780	If it is written that I am to die, why give Death cause to be angry?
28780	If not, what terrified creature was invoking his aid in this blundering fashion?
28780	Is any one proof against it but me?
28780	Is any one?
28780	Is it twenty years-- or forty-- or a thousand-- since that night in the bazaar at Mangalore?"
28780	Is n''t my gun loaded with bullets?
28780	Is n''t that the truth?"
28780	Is that not true?"
28780	Is that why you''ve come back?"
28780	Is this-- is this all?"
28780	It gave you confidence in yourself, did it not?"
28780	It is a terrible habit, is n''t it?"
28780	It is my life to bring a little hope, a little gladness into the hearts----""You stand there and tell me that you know the code?"
28780	Ja?"
28780	Ja?"
28780	Kidnapped?
28780	Love?
28780	Mandarin?"
28780	May I say-- I am very grateful?"
28780	Miss Vost-- do I pronounce it correctly?
28780	Moore?"
28780	Moore?"
28780	Moore?"
28780	Moore?"
28780	My duty?
28780	My other question is this: Why does that beast search the world for beautiful women-- and consign them to the mines?"
28780	Naradia, how many?"
28780	Now savvy?"
28780	Now-- ready?"
28780	Now----""Did you lick him?"
28780	Of course, the first thing I want to make sure of is, am I stepping on anybody''s toes?
28780	Oh, I''m so glad----""You knew?
28780	Oh, wo n''t you understand?
28780	On the other hand, might n''t it be possible that Eileen Lorimer had ceased to care for him?
28780	Once or twice he''s tried to make love, and you could see, could n''t you, how furious he was when we left him?"
28780	Or just temporarily off your nut?
28780	Or was he hungry for that glimpse?
28780	Or, are you leavin''the radio unwatched?"
28780	Or-- is it India-- or Afghanistan?"
28780	Or-- less?
28780	Perhaps you are the best operator on the whole Pacific Ocean; you''ve had that reputation now-- how long-- five years?
28780	Perhaps-- perhaps a girl who is not so silly as I have been?
28780	Peter-- can you understand?
28780	Proud?
28780	Remember?
28780	Savvy?
28780	Savvy?"
28780	Savvy?"
28780	Savvy?"
28780	Savvy?"
28780	Savvy?"
28780	Savvy?"
28780	Savvy?"
28780	Say-- say, Moore, when does the fight start?
28780	See?
28780	Shall I tell you how many men she has put out of the way at my bidding before and after she met you?
28780	Shall we consider ourselves properly introduced?"
28780	Shall we turn in now?"
28780	She was beckoning?
28780	Should he heed it?
28780	Spanish_ señorita_?"
28780	Stabbed?
28780	Still want to go to Japan with me, my dear?"
28780	Surely you were not planning to enter Len Yang again alone?"
28780	Tell him, or shall I?"
28780	Tell me first, what was your power over Romola Borria?"
28780	That you, Johnny Driggs?"
28780	The Gray Dragon of Len Yang?
28780	The man with a legion of a thousand loyal men at his back?"
28780	The moon is so impersonal, is n''t it?
28780	The_ King of Asia_?
28780	The_ Persian Gulf_?
28780	Then what of the little golden- haired girl-- the two little golden- haired girls-- you left this afternoon on the bund?"
28780	Then, too, there are some papers of mine----""Romola, will this give you the contentment you desire?"
28780	Then:"Why did you leave the_ Vandalia_ at Shanghai?"
28780	This one shot back the following greeting:"Who are you?
28780	To Peter he said:"You recognize your companion of last night?
28780	Twice-- means''no?''"
28780	Two years, is n''t it, since we were chased out of Panama City by the_ spigotties_?"
28780	Understand?"
28780	Was he playing quite squarely with Eileen Lorimer?
28780	Was he willing to assume the tremendous responsibility?
28780	Was n''t it to- day that I was to become immortal, with a knife through my floating ribs, or a bullet in my heart?
28780	Was she flirting with him?
28780	Was this girl flirting with him, or was hers a deeper interest?
28780	Was this killing a part of an elaborate plan?
28780	Weeks?
28780	Well, what do_ you_ want?
28780	Were these the sounds which had unnerved Dale?
28780	What Chinamen?"
28780	What agony are you talking about?
28780	What are they for?
28780	What are you doing up at this time of night playing with a baby coil?"
28780	What band?"
28780	What becomes of them?"
28780	What brings you here?
28780	What can I do?"
28780	What can be so deliciously harmless as a kiss?
28780	What did that one have in store for him now?
28780	What difference does time make?
28780	What difference what she said?
28780	What do you say?
28780	What do you suppose has become of that other one whom you met at the_ weng_ into the hills?
28780	What do you want?"
28780	What does become of the stolen lives?"
28780	What follows?
28780	What for?
28780	What had become of Bobbie MacLaurin?
28780	What had become of that dashing British lieutenant, Milton Raynard?
28780	What had he made up his mind to do?
28780	What happened to that scoundrel, Kahn Meng?
28780	What have you ever done?
28780	What have you to say?"
28780	What is Len Yang?"
28780	What is it?
28780	What is the news from home?"
28780	What is the news from outside?
28780	What is this place?"
28780	What more can any man say?"
28780	What should a young lover have done?
28780	What was the fellow doing?
28780	What was this girl doing in Shanghai?
28780	What will become of you as the years pass?
28780	What would you have done, Peter Moore-- you who know so well the heart of woman?
28780	What''s happened to him?"
28780	What''s on your mind?
28780	What''s the meaning?"
28780	What''s your game, eh?
28780	When does the_ Vandalia_ clear for China?"
28780	When would he again penetrate the stronghold of that unhappy red city?
28780	When would he do this?
28780	When would he meet the Gray Dragon face to face?
28780	Where are the girls?"
28780	Where are we?
28780	Where are you drifting?
28780	Where are you?"
28780	Where could he seek refuge?
28780	Where have I seen that face before?
28780	Where have they taken her?"
28780	Where is Bobbie?"
28780	Where is Jen?"
28780	Where is she?
28780	Where was Kahn Meng?
28780	Where were the Whipple girls and Anthony?
28780	Where were the girls, Anthony, the young lieutenant from the_ Madrusa_?
28780	Where were the servants, the caravan boys, the muleteers, the traders and merchants?
28780	Where''s everybody?"
28780	Where''s she from?
28780	Where''s she going?
28780	Where, then, were Jen and his Chinese?
28780	Which one?
28780	Who can see into any man''s heart?"
28780	Who could say?
28780	Who in thunder said anything about prolonging the agony?
28780	Who is outside?"
28780	Who is she?
28780	Who will not dare?
28780	Who''s the girl?"
28780	Who''s with her?
28780	Whose toes do you think you''re stepping on?"
28780	Why are you so far from Ching- Fu?
28780	Why did they bring you here?
28780	Why did you do that?
28780	Why did you t''row him over der side, eh?"
28780	Why do you stare at me so?
28780	Why does your little mind single out such simple punishment-- you-- lovers?
28780	Why enter the lion''s den?
28780	Why had no shots been fired at them as they climbed the silver road?
28780	Why had she come into his room?
28780	Why had she not gone aboard the_ Manchuria_, as she had promised?
28780	Why had the girl ignored him?
28780	Why had two notes been thrown?
28780	Why have n''t Jen and his gang broken in here?
28780	Why is he waiting?
28780	Why prolong the agony?
28780	Why should he care?"
28780	Why should you pick me for such a thing when you never saw me?
28780	Why the devil''ve you been dodging me all over South China to- day?
28780	Why, Peter-- why did n''t you wait?
28780	Why, what is there left in yours?
28780	Why-- why do you hesitate?"
28780	Why-- why is it?"
28780	Why?"
28780	Will I break into the house and help you rob?"
28780	Will you accompany us, Peter Moore-- Naradia and I and our followers?
28780	Will you do that?"
28780	Will you find out, if you can, if he is going to be sober enough to make the trip-- and let me know?"
28780	Will you handle an M- S- G for me?"
28780	Will you retire?
28780	Will you try to find him for me?
28780	Will you-- help me?"
28780	Will you?
28780	With the crew?
28780	Wo n''t that suffice until the morning?
28780	Wo n''t you do-- that-- for me?"
28780	Wo n''t you get your feet wet?
28780	Wo n''t you please tell me just what you do know about my activities in this neighborhood?"
28780	Wo n''t you say-- yes?"
28780	Wo n''t you stop and consider?
28780	Wo n''t you?
28780	Would he shoot through the pane?
28780	Would the jovial little captain be quite so jovial viewing these incriminating circumstances?
28780	Would the lights be Hi- Tai- Sha-- Tsung- min?--port or starboard?
28780	Would the one be waiting?
28780	Would the sampan be waiting?
28780	Would you do that?"
28780	Would you like to gaze upon that which can never be yours?"
28780	Years?"
28780	Yet the devils of darkness-- where were they?
28780	You are feeling stronger?"
28780	You are one of the ship''s officers, are you not?"
28780	You did n''t know that?"
28780	You do not mind if I call you_ birahi_ in our last moment together?"
28780	You have never gone up the river with us to load at Soo- chow?"
28780	You have not by any chance, in another of those careless moods of yours, happened to tamper with the bullets, have you?"
28780	You heard my call?"
28780	You knew that?"
28780	You know the name-- the City of Stolen Lives?
28780	You savvy, Chink- a- link?"
28780	You thought I was just an innocent, helpless little thing, now did n''t you?
28780	You were stunned, perhaps?"
28780	You will excuse me, wo n''t you, until to- night?"
28780	You will promise me that?"
28780	You will wear it, great one, around thy middle?"
28780	You will-- or wo n''t you?"
28780	You''ll be there, without fail?"
28780	You''ll go, wo n''t you?"
28780	You''re both all right?"
28780	You''re not hurt, are you?
28780	You''re----""Well?"
28780	_ Nidzen yang gïang_?"
28780	_ P''êng- yu_ Moore, we wo n''t bother the servants; wo n''t you help me?"
28780	observed Blanchard in the crisp, brittle accents of senility;"so you''re back again, eh?
34494	A big bamboo?
34494	A pocket- handkerchief Union- jack?
34494	AM I GOING MAD?
34494	Afraid? 34494 After what has been said, then,"said Stan sadly,"it will not be safe to pull down these chests?"
34494	All ready?
34494	All? 34494 Am I to be turned into a Guy Fawkes?"
34494	And because you want to send me where I shall be safe?
34494	And do you think I could be so bloodthirsty?
34494	And fight?
34494	And for want of decent help and companionship, I''m to make the best of you?
34494	And is it all beautiful?
34494	And pray why?
34494	And so you ran away-- eh?
34494	And so you set sail and got out of the way?
34494	And stop at hotels of a night?
34494	And then, I suppose, after being kicked for getting tipsy on_ samshu_, the men never drink any more?
34494	And we''ll forgive him-- eh?
34494	And what about barricading the two doors?
34494	And what about fire?
34494	And what is that?
34494	And what would you say?
34494	And what''s that, uncle?
34494	And what''s the good of your knowing when you wo n''t be able to tell us?
34494	And who were the people?
34494	And you have tried to bind it up?
34494	And you too, Uncle Jeff?
34494	And you want me to go for the police?
34494	And you will write to me, father?
34494	And you''ll do your best for the sake of those who would be ready to encourage you if they were here, for our sake, and for your own?
34494	Are n''t you hungry?
34494	Are the enemy upon us, then?
34494	Are we fit to meet such an onslaught as they will make?
34494	Are we likely to see any pirates up the river here?
34494	Are we saved?
34494	Are you all coming too, uncle?
34494	Are you going to shoot him?
34494	Are you sure?
34494	Are you wide awake enough now, my lad? 34494 Awfully, sir,"said the man; and then meaningly,"Did n''t you see the crows?"
34494	Bad news?
34494	Bandage? 34494 Beginning to think it will be too much of a good thing?"
34494	Blackened a bit? 34494 Bury you?
34494	But I say, if they come, how will they attack?
34494	But a great many did come in?
34494	But are we going to sail right on up the river like this?
34494	But ca n''t I go and fetch help, father-- uncle?
34494	But do n''t you understand? 34494 But do n''t you want your dinner?"
34494	But even if I was laughing, what right have you to kick against it? 34494 But had n''t we better fill up our belts first, sir, with cartridges?"
34494	But have you bandaged the place well?
34494	But how far away are these people, Wing?
34494	But is n''t this the last, sir?
34494	But look; what''s that smoke?
34494	But suppose a burning pot did happen to fall into an open chest of cartridges,said Stan,"what would happen?"
34494	But they had seen the_ hong_?
34494	But us-- your nephew-- escape?
34494	But we shall find the land journey no worse-- there will be no discharged soldiers wandering about ready to interfere with us?
34494	But what about sending down to Nang Ti for a native doctor?
34494	But what about us, uncle?
34494	But what about your silk?
34494	But what are they doing now? 34494 But what for?"
34494	But what will become of the boat?
34494	But where is Wing?
34494	But where is he?
34494	But why did n''t they use the stink- pots before?
34494	But why should they take all that trouble for nothing?
34494	But you are sure that he is dead?
34494	But you do n''t think so now?
34494	But you have a good many Chinese at work for you here; do n''t you ever feel afraid of them rising against you and the English clerks?
34494	But you wo n''t give in?
34494	But you''ll be well prepared in case they do come again?
34494	But you''ll send a report to my father and uncle, so that they can lay the matter before the Consul?
34494	But you''ve brought them now?
34494	CAN YOU USE A SWORD?
34494	Ca n''t we have a big bamboo up here, sir?
34494	Ca n''t you see that I''m in a hurry?
34494	Can he speak English?
34494	Can you find your way, Stan?
34494	Can you see anything with the glass?
34494	Can you use a sword, Stan?
34494	Cellar? 34494 Certainly; but where?"
34494	Come back like the crows?
34494	Come?
34494	Coming to bed?
34494	Could be done? 34494 Could it be done?"
34494	Could n''t you send it to market under another name?
34494	Could they be pirates?
34494	Dead?
34494	Dead?
34494	Did he eat it?
34494	Did he say anything about leaving us in the lurch last night?
34494	Did n''t think it was so late?
34494	Did that hurt much?
34494	Did you visit all the six posts?
34494	Dlive allee''way? 34494 Do I understand you to mean that you will stop with us and fight it out?"
34494	Do I, my boy? 34494 Do I?"
34494	Do n''t you think you had better come in and have something to eat, uncle?
34494	Do you hear there, squire?
34494	Do you hear there?
34494	Do you know who did it?
34494	Do you mean it, in spite of all I have said?
34494	Do you mean to come down here again?
34494	Do you mean you think the pirates will come back and attack?
34494	Do you think he is right?
34494	Do you want to bastinado your comrade?
34494	Do you want to be hacked to pieces?
34494	Do you want to turn a brave resistance into a panic?
34494	Does he?
34494	Does n''t the captain know we are to stop there?
34494	Does that hurt very much?
34494	Does that mean shake hands? 34494 Does that mean the spine is injured?"
34494	Draw in as long a breath as you can.--Well, do you hear me?
34494	Dripping wet?
34494	Eh? 34494 Eh?
34494	Eh? 34494 Eh?
34494	Eh? 34494 Eh?"
34494	Eh?
34494	Eh?
34494	Eh?
34494	Eh?
34494	Eh?
34494	Eh?
34494	Explained? 34494 Feel done up, sir?"
34494	Find any one asleep?
34494	Finished?
34494	Fire?
34494	For me?
34494	For nothing? 34494 Fretting?
34494	Fun, Stan, my lad? 34494 Get betteh?
34494	Given him no cause of offence? 34494 Go fi''?"
34494	Going to fire again to startle me?
34494	Gone-- eh?
34494	Good; but when it is connected what does it do?
34494	Got any appetite after your fighting?
34494	Got him?
34494	Had n''t we better give them a cheer and a few parting shots?
34494	Had n''t we better try and shoot more of them, sir?
34494	Had n''t you better have a fever too?
34494	Had n''t you better write and tell them so?
34494	Have you a set of chess- men?
34494	Have you ever been attacked?
34494	Have you taken breakfast to Mr Wing?
34494	He''ll fire at me, of course,he said,"and I must run in before he can reload, as I said; but what about his revolver?
34494	Hear him, Stan?
34494	Help? 34494 Here, I say, I have n''t been asleep?"
34494	Here, I say, had n''t you better leave off talking?
34494	Here, Jeff,said his brother hoarsely;"do you smell that?"
34494	Hi? 34494 Hi?
34494	Hit any of the rabbits?
34494	How are you getting on here?
34494	How can I send you where I hold back from going myself?
34494	How can that be so much the better?
34494	How can we? 34494 How can you tell without a proper examination?"
34494	How dare you come and ask after deserting us as you did? 34494 How did you know I watched from that heap of stones at the edge of the wharf?"
34494	How did you know when the hours were up?
34494	How is that?
34494	How many junks can you see, and how many pirates in each?
34494	How?
34494	Hungry-- eh? 34494 Hungry-- eh?"
34494	Hungry?
34494	Hurt?
34494	Hurt?
34494	I could: why not?
34494	I forgot to do so; why should n''t he have done the same? 34494 I never saw such a cowardly lot as we all are in my life.--Eh, lads?"
34494	I second that,said Blunt.--"Now, Lynn, what do you say?"
34494	I see,said Stan;"but it''s very horrible, is n''t it?"
34494	I see,said Uncle Jeff;"but what next?"
34494	I suppose you have one?
34494	I''m a foreign devil, am I? 34494 I?
34494	I? 34494 If it did n''t go down splash into the river-- eh?"
34494	If we defend the place and are not able to beat them off, I suppose they will burn the_ hong_ and us in it?
34494	In the dark?
34494	Is anything the matter, Mr Blunt?
34494	Is he a two- faced fellow,thought Stan,"and doing all this to put me off my guard?
34494	Is he better?
34494	Is it good, old chap?
34494	Is it very bad?
34494	Is it?
34494	Is the trap- door locked?
34494	Is there any likelihood of our going to war?
34494	Is this perfectly true, Mr Blunt?
34494	It has come to that, has it? 34494 Lay stlaight?"
34494	Leady to buly poo''Wing?
34494	Learn? 34494 Let me see,"he mused;"they will challenge me by saying,` Who goes there?''
34494	Like big- game shooting?
34494	Like what?
34494	Loaded?
34494	Lun away? 34494 Mad?"
34494	Mao ashamed? 34494 Matter?
34494	Miles away, then?
34494	Misteh Blunt lendee Wing two- eye pull- out glass?
34494	Misteh Blunt no knockee Wing head on tea- box, makee sore?
34494	Misteh Blunt plomise like gentleman no killee poo''Chinaman?
34494	Misteh Blunt suah?
34494	Misteh Blunt wantee Mao stop havee float cut?
34494	Misteh Blunt wantee Wing tell evelybody whole tluth?
34494	Monkey pidgin-- eh?
34494	Must?
34494	My beautiful great beard? 34494 My double telescope?
34494	My face?
34494	My remains?
34494	My weather- glass?
34494	Name? 34494 No flow t''ick stick?"
34494	No sudden quarrel?
34494	No wantee Wing come fightee?
34494	No?
34494	No?
34494	Not Mistee Lynn killee?
34494	Not enemies, then?
34494	Not fight it out here?
34494	Not going to be too much for us, are they?
34494	Not hungry? 34494 Not killee?"
34494	Not while these ruffians are near.--What do you say, Stan?
34494	Now then, what shall we do? 34494 Now then, you can feel that you are not broken to bits, Wing?"
34494	Now then; once more-- ready?
34494	Of being so cowardly, sir?
34494	Of course; and you wo n''t mind using a rifle?
34494	Oh uncle, can we do nothing?
34494	Oh uncle,cried Stan passionately,"why did you come?"
34494	Oh, but a lot of that''s false, is n''t it?
34494	Oh, do n''t you? 34494 Oh, has he come back?"
34494	Oh, have n''t you? 34494 Oh, that''s how you managed-- eh?"
34494	Oh, that''s it, is it?
34494	On shore?
34494	One moment: where are you going to lie down?
34494	Ought you to talk now?
34494	Out of how many shots?
34494	Queer? 34494 Ready?"
34494	Refreshing?
34494	Regularly?
34494	Rested? 34494 Retreat?"
34494	Risks? 34494 Robbers, father?"
34494	Safe from what?
34494	Say?
34494	See about it, then,said Stan,"while we go and say a few words to the coolies-- eh?
34494	See that, uncle?
34494	See them coming?
34494	See? 34494 Shabby?
34494	Shall I help you?
34494	Shall I lead, Noll?
34494	Shall you employ him any more?
34494	Smell the hydrogen, my lad?
34494	So as to be ready?
34494	So as to nip any little fire in the bud?
34494	So close?
34494	So soon?
34494	So that''s what you think of me, is it?
34494	Some trap?
34494	Sooner lose about ten thousand pounds''worth of tea, dyewoods, and silk that I have been hard at work collecting with the help of Mr Wing here?
34494	Still asleep?
34494	Stitch in time saves nine-- eh, Stan?
34494	TO CERTAIN DEATH?
34494	That was another hit, was n''t it?
34494	That''ll about do-- eh, Stan?
34494	The bullets-- eh? 34494 The good?"
34494	The wound''s healing up nicely, thanks to Wing here.-- Well, Wing, how are you?
34494	Then the discharged soldiers are worse than the pirates, Wing?
34494	Then they came in boats?
34494	Then they mean to stop and back me up?
34494	Then what''s the good of it?
34494	Then why do n''t they burn us out? 34494 Then you are a hit of a doctor?"
34494	Then you feel pretty sure that Wing is not dead?
34494	Then you mean to stay?
34494	Then you really believe that they are upstairs in hiding?
34494	Then you think that perhaps, after all, they may not attack us?
34494	Then you think they will come?
34494	Then you think we might wait till the morning?
34494	Then you will fight?
34494	Then you will go?
34494	Then you''ve brought bad news?
34494	There''s nothing more to fear.--Do you see, Blunt? 34494 Think so?"
34494	Thought what?
34494	Tigers?
34494	To certain death?
34494	To shave me? 34494 Trying to get up?
34494	Unfortunate? 34494 Up?
34494	Very sorry for what?
34494	Very well, then, coppers-- ready to` sky,''Stan-- eh? 34494 Very well; where would he bleed if it was not outside?"
34494	WHAT''S THE MATTER?
34494	Wait till the morning? 34494 Wait?
34494	Want to be friends?
34494	Want to shake hands?
34494	Wantee go? 34494 Wantee you?
34494	We sha n''t meet any of them now, I suppose?
34494	We shall have to save ourselves this time-- independently.--Like fighting, Stan?
34494	Well, I know that,cried Stan;"but what?
34494	Well, Wing,cried Blunt;"see anything of the enemy?"
34494	Well, does that hurt you very much?
34494	Well, here you are; and now you are here, what do you want? 34494 Well, how did it come about?"
34494	Well, sir, why do n''t you answer?
34494	Well, then, am I not a donkey to teach you till you know as much as I do?
34494	Well, why do n''t you go on?
34494	Well, why do n''t you rest?
34494	Well, you all hear?
34494	Well,said Stan,"why do n''t you go?"
34494	Well,said the latter, as they found him now awake,"how are the broken pieces?"
34494	Well,was the reply,"did you ever see a sweep?"
34494	What I want to know is, would they go off one at a time?
34494	What about the coolies, then? 34494 What about the windows where the stink- pots came flying in as if all the stars in the sky had broken loose?"
34494	What about?
34494	What are you going to do about giving orders when the firing begins?
34494	What are you going to do?
34494	What are you laughing at?
34494	What are you staring at, Stan?
34494	What are you talking about?
34494	What did he mean by that?
34494	What did you mean-- pheasants-- turkeys?
34494	What do they say now?
34494	What do they say, my man?
34494	What do you mean-- can I run fast?
34494	What do you mean?
34494	What do you say to retreating to the office after the volley, and then defending the door as the brutes try to get at us? 34494 What do you want here?"
34494	What does it mean?
34494	What does this mean?
34494	What else?
34494	What for?
34494	What for?
34494	What for?
34494	What good shave uncle? 34494 What good?
34494	What is it?
34494	What is it?
34494	What is to be done?
34494	What made you so long?
34494	What makes you think not?
34494	What next?
34494	What shall I do?
34494	What sort of a fellow do you call yourself?
34494	What time is it?
34494	What was the matter?
34494	What were you looking round for?
34494	What will he say?
34494	What will you do about poor Wing?
34494	What!--ready to jump for joy, Stan?
34494	What''s that for?
34494	What''s that, uncle?
34494	What''s that?
34494	What''s that?
34494	What''s that?
34494	What''s the good, sir?
34494	What''s the matter with you? 34494 What''s the matter, Blunt?"
34494	What''s the matter? 34494 What''s the matter?"
34494	What''s the matter?
34494	What''s the matter?
34494	What''s the meaning of this? 34494 What''s to be done, Jeff?"
34494	What''s to be the next thing?
34494	Whatever shall I do?
34494	Wheah Englis''sailoh? 34494 Where are you hurt?"
34494	Where is his wound?
34494	Where shall I be?
34494	Where''s Wing?
34494	Who could possibly sleep at a time like this?
34494	Who do n''t, father?
34494	Who''d ever have thought we should be having such a breakfast as this in the old place-- eh, Oliver?
34494	Who''s going to pull a great place like this down and build another?
34494	Who''s that talking about ruin?
34494	Who''s to rest patiently with not a dozen rifle- cartridges on the premises?
34494	Whose son is he-- Mr Oliver''s or Mr Jeffrey''s? 34494 Why are you sure?"
34494	Why did you do that?
34494	Why did you run away last night?
34494	Why do n''t you speak?
34494	Why do you say that?
34494	Why does n''t he get up?
34494	Why not? 34494 Why not?"
34494	Why not?
34494	Why, however did you get out there?
34494	Why, uncle,cried Stan,"have n''t I just had to play at being a man and handle the rifle?"
34494	Why, what''s the matter with the fellow? 34494 Why?"
34494	Why?
34494	Why?
34494	Why?
34494	Will that save us now?
34494	Will they try again, father?
34494	Will you say a few encouraging words to the men?
34494	Wing load long eyes-- nocklah-- leady to shoot?
34494	Wing speakee quitee loud?
34494	Wing?
34494	With a rifle, Blunt?
34494	With whom?
34494	Without a doctor?
34494	Wo n''t this bring help, father?
34494	Would he?
34494	Yes, I remember,said Stan, laughing;"and when it had exploded she said,` Where is the powder blue?''"
34494	Yes, and what then? 34494 Yes, that is the sort of man; but how are we to get such a person without sending to England?"
34494	Yes,replied Uncle Jeff;"we''ve got off, have n''t we?"
34494	Yes,replied the lad;"but perhaps very much exaggerated.--Here, Wing, is all this quite true?"
34494	Yes,said Stan huskily as he thrust the little instrument into his watch- pocket;"but about you?
34494	Yes; but what has that to do with it?
34494	Yes; lun velly fass?
34494	Yes; tell me,said Stan,"how far have we to go up the river?"
34494	You did?
34494	You do n''t doubt that it was Chinese work?
34494	You do?
34494	You have done that?
34494	You have n''t any ready, I suppose?
34494	You have n''t been?
34494	You here, Wing?
34494	You laughed and said that?
34494	You like that, then?
34494	You likee ketchee fishee? 34494 You mean I should be killed at a blow, and not be able to come back and say what I had seen?"
34494	You mean about the water poured over the ammunition?
34494	You mean sham illness?
34494	You say, go get dinneh leady? 34494 You see now, then?"
34494	You suah?
34494	You t''inkee?
34494	You think he has escaped?
34494	You think it is as bad as that?
34494	You think it''s worse? 34494 You think junk full o''pilate come now?"
34494	You think so too, do you?
34494	You wantee Sin?
34494	You''d have kept the miserable brutes off, but I''m afraid that the fire would have been rather too much-- eh?
34494	You''ll not die and be buried this time.--Do you see what saved him, Lynn?
34494	You''re stiff and bruised, and naturally you''ll feel pain as soon as you move; but do you know what you''ve done, sir?
34494	Young Lynn glad Wing''top place?
34494	Young Lynn go velly sickee? 34494 Young Lynn know who shot Wing?"
34494	Young Lynn lettee Wing look flou''double eyeglass?
34494	Young Lynn say bote leg bloke light off?
34494	Young Lynn velly solly go''way?
34494	Young Lynn wantee Wing?
34494	Am I going mad?"
34494	And I''m to be shut up in the next cage to a great monkey, am I?
34494	And after what you said, I suppose you know how to use the pistol?"
34494	And do n''t you see that it will be sunk right away there off the wharf?
34494	And what then?
34494	Any knocking down or punishing any of them?"
34494	As Wing pointed out the fact to Stan, the movement he made startled the sufferer, who looked at him sideways and said:"What''s the matter?
34494	As soon as you approach you''ll be challenged with` Who goes there?''"
34494	Been so much frightened?"
34494	Blunt heard him, but paid no heed for a minute or so; then looking up sternly, he saluted the man with a deep- toned--"Well, sir, what do you want?"
34494	Boy get line leady, put bait hook, young Lynn ketchee fish?
34494	Bring me any letters?"
34494	But I say, Mr Lynn, what do you think about that bit of treachery?
34494	But I say,"continued Blunt dryly;"would n''t you have liked to bring that monkey away with you?"
34494	But Misteh Blunt no hang poo''Chinaman?"
34494	But are you quite sure it is your uncle?"
34494	But had n''t we better get the flag up first, and then it will be done?"
34494	But how would you guide your kite with a fiery tail over the junk you meant to destroy?"
34494	But how?
34494	But tell me, Lynn; how are things going?"
34494	But this time there was an addition--"Do you hear?"
34494	But what do you mean?"
34494	But why go to the farm first when, if I could get to the river from the town, I could start on at once?
34494	But you are not nervous, are you?"
34494	But you were not burnt?"
34494	But, by the way, if the savage pirates come and treat me like that, where will you be?"
34494	By the way, I wonder whether he''ll be back to- day?"
34494	Ca n''t you see for yourself?
34494	Can you eat some breakfast?"
34494	Can you load and fire a pistol?"
34494	Come snipe and duck shooting?"
34494	Did I frighten you?"
34494	Did n''t I get shot down there?
34494	Did n''t you help them, sir?"
34494	Did n''t you say they were coming?"
34494	Did you see many piratical- looking war- junks as you came up the river?"
34494	Did you see?"
34494	Do n''t you grasp why they are breaking up the things?"
34494	Do n''t you see how close they are in?
34494	Do n''t you think I could fight?"
34494	Do n''t you think they ought to be praised for what they have done?"
34494	Do you call that solitary?"
34494	Do you hear?"
34494	Do you hear?"
34494	Do you know the enemy may even now be on their way to make a fresh attack?"
34494	Do you know what a loss like this means to me?"
34494	Do you know where you are?"
34494	Do you know who I am?"
34494	Do you think I want our men to be put out of heart because I am bowled over?"
34494	Do you think it''s going to be half so risky as staying here?
34494	Do you think we shall have to run away from some of these men?"
34494	Do you understand the danger?"
34494	Do you want the cat?
34494	Do you want to give up directing and turn yourself into a coolie to save one helpless man, and perhaps sacrifice your own life?"
34494	Do you want to shave?"
34494	Do you?"
34494	Does n''t bleed, does it, sir?"
34494	Eh?"
34494	Feel ill?"
34494	Fire away at the men who bring the stink- pots.--Eh-- what?
34494	Getting to the last cartridges?
34494	Go and bathe my face?"
34494	Go down and fire through the door, or give them a dose out of one of these windows?"
34494	Got a revolver?"
34494	Got any fishing- tackle?"
34494	Had n''t I better call a couple of the coolies to come and lift you into your room?"
34494	Have n''t got a revolver of your own, I suppose?"
34494	Have you arranged with Wing?"
34494	Have you got out, Tchack?"
34494	Have you looked right out yonder where the river bends round?"
34494	Have you lost the money I gave you?"
34494	Here, Stan, can you fight?"
34494	Here, how are you getting on, my lads?"
34494	How are we to find out?"
34494	How can they know when there is a fight?"
34494	How can you tell?"
34494	How could I have forgotten it like that?"
34494	How did you get away from the brutes?"
34494	How did you know but what we might want to escape in your boat down to Nang Ti?"
34494	How do you know?"
34494	How do you know?"
34494	How many are there of the wretches?"
34494	How many junks can you make out?"
34494	How many of you can manage rifles?"
34494	How takee gleat ca''e if Wing lun away in boat?
34494	How''s your rifle sighted now?"
34494	However, matters were best as they were-- eh, Blunt?"
34494	Humph!--I say, captain, do you carry a pocket- mirror?"
34494	I could have a boat?
34494	I could manage a rifle now as well as when I practised at a mark.--What do you say, Stan?
34494	I propose being at the farther door: do you feel as if you could stand your ground with some of the men to hold this door till all is safe?"
34494	I say, should n''t you like to make one with me in an expedition to knock that prison to pieces?"
34494	I say, though, Blunt, is there any possibility of an attack being made from the shore?"
34494	I say, though, squire; you think me a regular ruffian, do n''t you?"
34494	I say, though, who''d ever think that there was so much strength in that skinny arm?
34494	I say, though; you''ve heard nothing about the breaking out of war?"
34494	I suppose we could not make a dash from one window and fight our way to some boat?"
34494	I suppose you can do that?"
34494	I was just thinking of sitting down to dinner when the junk came in sight, so you''ll come and join me-- eh?"
34494	I''m peckish; are n''t you?"
34494	I''m weak yet-- not get in a passion?"
34494	If I find a man skulking and kick him, do you think the others side with him?"
34494	If I was asleep, how could I have come out here to keep you company?"
34494	If the monkey could do this, he argued directly after, why could not he?
34494	If we defend this place for a time, is it likely that help will come?"
34494	If we went on firing at the crowd we should soon have no cartridges left.--What does that shouting mean?"
34494	If you''ll take my advice-- Will you?"
34494	In such an emergency, with the poor fellow regularly murdered?"
34494	Is Uncle Jeff ill?"
34494	Is he dead?"
34494	Is he very bad?"
34494	Is n''t it just as likely that I should have to do this duty for you?"
34494	Is n''t that Wing?"
34494	Is n''t there a chemical that we could squirt over them from an engine of some kind?"
34494	It does n''t fit with my roaring and shouting at them just now?
34494	It takes a good shot to hit so small a mark as a hand in a fast- sailing boat-- eh?"
34494	Just in the nick of time, too, for the lad''s ejaculation had been heard, and in an instant the challenge came out of the darkness:"Who goes there?"
34494	Know where he lives?"
34494	Like that?"
34494	Like to know why?"
34494	Living out in this unprotected place?
34494	Look here, youngster; can you be honest?"
34494	Look here; after what I''ve told you, do you mean to stay?"
34494	Look yonder in the front of the junk: what can you see?"
34494	Lun fass?"
34494	Mind when you retreat that the doors are well barricaded.--Reloaded?"
34494	Misteh Blunt hang Wing up so?"
34494	Misteh Blunt say,` Where young Lynn?''
34494	Misteh Olivee say,` Why Wing not''top topside house fight too, kill pilate, bling young Lynn quite safe?''
34494	Misteh velly angly poo''Chinaman?"
34494	My father?"
34494	Neither is this,"he continued as, with the patient still groaning, the other arm was tenderly examined and laid straight.--"Hurt you very much, Wing?"
34494	No go die and be bulied?"
34494	No more boatloads for him, he''ll find.--What say, Lynn?
34494	Not been wounded, have you?"
34494	Not piratical craft, were they?"
34494	Now are you satisfied?"
34494	Now tell me quietly, what have you done about our breastworks and the wall?"
34494	Now then!--You will fire too, Stan?"
34494	Now then, Blunt,"he added,"are you satisfied?"
34494	Now then, what''s the matter?
34494	Now then, you''ve got a better idea than that up your sleeve or in that noddle of yours, I''m sure.--Hasn''t he, Blunt?"
34494	Now whom do you suspect?"
34494	Now, Stan, lad, what are you thinking of?
34494	Of course, you know why they beat these gongs?"
34494	Our chain of defences-- eh?"
34494	Perhaps we shall want you.--Here, Oliver,"he whispered;"why not send Stan?"
34494	Plenty of room there for any amount of plans-- eh, Stan?"
34494	Queer-- eh, Lynn?"
34494	Ready?
34494	Say knock Wing down not get out o''way.--You been killee all pilate?"
34494	See anything?"
34494	Shall I go?"
34494	Stan was silent, feeling quite confused,"Did you come and look at me before you went to sleep?"
34494	Stan''s next words slipped out unconsciously:"Why have you put me in the most risky place?"
34494	Stan- lee wan tee man to shave him?"
34494	Strange that one in such a terrible position should feel such ecstasy upon seeing a glorious vision in the sunset beauties of that far- eastern river?
34494	Tell me again; how many did they lose?"
34494	That hurt you very much, Wing?"
34494	Then he is awake?"
34494	Then turning his eyes full upon Stan with a searching stare, he said shortly,"How do?
34494	Then what do you think of me?"
34494	Then you mean to go for us, sir?"
34494	Then you mean to risk it?"
34494	They held out--""They?
34494	Think you can eat and drink?"
34494	Thoroughly thrashed them?"
34494	Throwing out the empty cartridge, he began to fit in another, and as with trembling fingers he reclosed the breech he whispered sharply:"Did I hit?"
34494	To make a show of me?
34494	To send us both to their wretched Zoological Gardens in Peking?
34494	Understand?"
34494	Understand?"
34494	Understand?"
34494	Want to shake hands?"
34494	Was it hunger, then, which produced a longing for a few raw fish?
34494	We know better-- eh?"
34494	We might take our guns and get a bit of sport among the snipes in the paddy- fields; what do you say?"
34494	We shall see I say, though, what about that gathering of war- junks you saw?
34494	Well, how did you leave the governors?"
34494	Well, look here; the wounds are quite high up?"
34494	Well,"he added, changing his tone again,"so they''ve sent a boy like you?"
34494	Were n''t you?"
34494	What Wing say?
34494	What about?"
34494	What became of you?
34494	What did Mr Blunt tell me to say?
34494	What did you say they did?"
34494	What do the contemptible brutes mean?
34494	What do you mean by your` half- done''?"
34494	What do you mean?
34494	What do you propose doing first?"
34494	What do you say to going up the river lands and gardens along with him?"
34494	What do you say to that?"
34494	What do you say, Mr Lynn?"
34494	What do you say?"
34494	What do you think of that?"
34494	What do you want?
34494	What does it mean, then-- a trap?"
34494	What double dickens you do along young Lynn?''
34494	What have you got to say for yourself?"
34494	What is it they want to do?"
34494	What is it to be, Mr Lynn?
34494	What is it?
34494	What is it?
34494	What is it?"
34494	What is it?"
34494	What is your opinion about the matter, Mr Lynn?"
34494	What name?"
34494	What of the night?"
34494	What of?"
34494	What should I have to do?"
34494	What sort of a lad would you have chosen?"
34494	What time''s up?"
34494	What want heah?''
34494	What word will you give to prove that you are a friend?"
34494	What would you call it-- coffee?"
34494	What''s that French proverb about the man who tries to clear himself making matters worse?"
34494	What''s that next one?"
34494	What''s that?"
34494	What''s that?"
34494	What''s to be done now?"
34494	What?"
34494	Whatever shall I do?
34494	When did you come?"
34494	When does the boat start?"
34494	When will it be?"
34494	Where am I?"
34494	Where are you hurt?"
34494	Where are your Chinese pirates?"
34494	Where is it?
34494	Where''s Wing?"
34494	Where?
34494	Who fired it?"
34494	Who''d ever have thought that I should turn out such a thief?"
34494	Who''ll follow?"
34494	Who''s going to bury a live man?"
34494	Who''s going to stop me?"
34494	Who''s to know what he means?"
34494	Why are you grinning at me, sir?"
34494	Why did your people christen you that?"
34494	Why did your people christen you that?"
34494	Why not take advantage of this lull and quietly get out on the other side, so as to get right away from the river?
34494	Why not?
34494	Why should he have done so?
34494	Why, Stan, how do you think you are going to fly kites with the enemy in front?"
34494	Will that do you?"
34494	Will that do?"
34494	Will you have a try?"
34494	Wing cooks a little, but nothing like so well as Sin.--I suppose we ca n''t spare him to go with Stan here, can we, Oliver?"
34494	Wing?
34494	Yes, I begin to think that you gave the enemy such an awful thrashing--""I?"
34494	You could do that?"
34494	You do n''t feel much the worse for it all?"
34494	You do n''t really mean to say you want me to kill as many of those unfortunate wretches as I can?"
34494	You feel leady to go down eatee big dinnee?"
34494	You feel the same, do n''t you?"
34494	You got plenty bale plenty tea- box fo''Mao take down livah-- eh?"
34494	You have been good friends with him, Blunt?"
34494	You have something else to say?"
34494	You hear me?"
34494	You know where all the men are stationed?"
34494	You likee eatee dlinkee?"
34494	You likee have gun shoot duck?"
34494	You likee lie down?
34494	You remember skying the copper-- the old charwoman putting the gunpowder in the copper flue, as she said, to` burn up by degrees''?"
34494	You there?"
34494	You understand?"
34494	You wantee Wing takee plop''ca''e young Lynn?"
34494	You''ll be in the way.--Well, do you hear?"
34494	You''re captain now-- do you hear?"
34494	You''ve had no quarrel with him, Blunt?"
34494	Young Lynn savee big managee Blunt?"
34494	` See, misteh?''
34494	` What is it?''
34494	about going up the country?
34494	asked Blunt from out of the mist close at hand--"the pirates going by?"
34494	can you get some?"
34494	cut off my growing beard?"
34494	from up on that pile of stones at the edge of the wharf?"
34494	in the stone?"
34494	not got the boxes and bales under cover again?"
34494	not the soldiers?"
34494	our boat?"
34494	said Uncle Jeff, who was mollified by the man''s words,"Well, what''s for breakfast?"
34494	said the manager in a tone full of surprise;"that''s what you''ve come for, is it?"
34494	that sounds better,"cried Uncle Jeff eagerly;"but could it be done?"
34494	what for?
34494	what''s that?
34494	what''s that?"
34494	where it turns round the end of the warehouse?"
34494	whispered Stan triumphantly;"do you mean to tell me that the enemy would be able to keep as still as that if they were up there?"
34494	who knows?"
34494	why did n''t the Doctor teach me Chinese instead of all that Latin and Greek?
34494	with our defences?
34494	you''ve seen them?"
9603	''The old cottage of a man of the Ch''in dynasty''is meant to imply a retreat from revolution, and how will it suit this place? 9603 Am I not right?
9603	Am I only free to play with you?
9603	And are all the rest of the young ladies quite well?
9603	Are forsooth the devices''the river Ch''i and the Chu Garden''not those of old authors?
9603	Are you again making fun of me?
9603	Are you going again to play the fool with me? 9603 Are you in real earnest?"
9603	Are you my keeper?
9603	Are you now going or not?
9603	Are you speaking in earnest,she inquired,"or are you only jesting?"
9603	As for some nearer place,Ming Yen observed;"to whose house can we go?
9603	As soon as it was daylight,she proceeded,"we started with all speed on our way here, and had we even so much as time to have any breakfast?"
9603	Better keep them and give them to your daughter Pao Ch''ai to wear,observed madame Wang,"and have done with it; why think of all the others?"
9603	But I would also ask you, Doctor, to be good enough to tell me whether this illness will, in the long run, endanger her life or not?
9603	But since you belong to this room, how is it I do n''t know you?
9603	But why do n''t you attend to any of those duties that would bring you to my notice?
9603	Cousin, tell me is it nice or not?
9603	Did I ever mention that I was going?
9603	Did my lady call?
9603	Did n''t I forget? 9603 Disentangle what?"
9603	Do I know what to do?
9603	Do I know?
9603	Do n''t pull me up for talking too much,she said;"but who of us country people is n''t honest and open- hearted?
9603	Do n''t you even recognise him? 9603 Do these words allude to me?"
9603	Do you also know what anguish means?
9603	Do you ask me?
9603	Do you mean to say,Hsi Jen insinuated with a sardonic smile,"that your cousin Pao- yü has leisure to stay at home?"
9603	Do you think you are equal to the task?
9603	Do you want to die?
9603	Does n''t your mind yet see for itself?
9603	Does your worthy father at home mind your having any friends?
9603	Does''green wax,''Pao- yü inquired,"come out from anywhere?"
9603	Exclusive of the Four Books,Pao- yü remarked smilingly,"the majority of works are plagiarised; and is it only I, perchance, who plagiarise?
9603	From what part of the standard books does that come?
9603	Gentlemen,he inquired,"what shall we write about this?"
9603	Gentlemen,observed Chia Cheng,"what name do you propose for this place?"
9603	Gently,smiled Hsi Jen,"for were you to let them hear, what figure would we cut?"
9603	Go after your business, and have done,She Yüeh interposed laughingly;"what''s the use of your coming and asking questions of people?"
9603	Had there been a way,observed Kou Erh, smiling sarcastically,"would I have waited up to this moment?
9603	Had we all gone to play,She Yüeh added,"to whom would the charge of this apartment have been handed over?
9603	Has after all permission for the visit been granted?
9603	Has this medicine any name or other of its own?
9603	Have these flowers,she inquired eagerly,"been sent to me alone, or have all the other girls got some too?"
9603	Have you also given them,she felt constrained to ask,"the purse that I gave you?
9603	Have you been well of late, mother?
9603	Have you had it,inquired lady Feng,"outside here, or over on the other side?"
9603	Have you heard what he said?
9603	Have you read any books, cousin?
9603	Have you received,further asked Mrs. Chou,"the monthly allowance for incense offering due on the fifteenth or not?"
9603	Have you seen any one else besides me?
9603	He''s most reasonable in his arguments,all the visitors protested,"and why should he be called to task?"
9603	He''s separated,they all ventured as they laughed,"by a distance of twenty or thirty li, and how can he be brought along?
9603	Here you are with your nonsense again,Pao Ch''ai rejoined laughingly;"is a pill a thing to be taken recklessly?"
9603	How all unsuitable?
9603	How are you? 9603 How can I not know all about this Chiao Ta?"
9603	How can it be that you people who have the same surname do not belong to one clan?
9603	How can it possibly be,Chia Cheng exclaimed,"that her ladyship knows anything about such kind of language?
9603	How could I possibly know?
9603	How could I put what happened in black and white on paper?
9603	How do you find her?
9603	How do you, who do n''t see our son''s wife very often, happen to find her?
9603	How ever can the liana and the ficus have such unusual scent?
9603	How ever could a mere child like her,speedily remonstrated madame Wang,"carry out all these matters?
9603	How far are you in your teens this year?
9603	How have I got a glib tongue?
9603	How is it she''s not even been over for these few days?
9603	How is it that from our house, no one comes to get any orders or to obtain anything?
9603	How is it you have n''t yet asked her to come in?
9603	How is it you utter not a word?
9603	How is it, miss,she inquired smiling,"that you have not turned in as yet?"
9603	How is it,asked Pao- yü,"that I did n''t see him?
9603	How is it,he purposely exclaimed,"that when you should speak, you contrariwise do n''t?
9603	How is it,interposed Tai- yü, as she once again called out to him and stopped him,"that you do n''t go and bid farewell to your cousin Pao Ch''ai?"
9603	How is my young lady?
9603	How many sisters have you got?
9603	How old is that servant girl?
9603	How would you have one make any reply?
9603	I daily have ample leisure,Chia Jui ventured with a simper,"and would n''t it be well if I came every day to dispel your dulness, sister- in- law?"
9603	I do n''t agree to that,Tai- yü rejoined;"are you people, pray, all of one mind to do nothing but make fun of me?"
9603	I do n''t mind your speaking,Chin Jung observed laughing;"but would you perchance not have me cough?
9603	I feel quite sore from fatigue,ventured lady Feng,"and how can I stand your rubbing against me?
9603	I heard that she had been kidnapped, ever since she was five years old; but has she only been sold recently?
9603	I was simply at random humming a few verses composed by former writers, and what reason is there to laud me to such an excessive degree? 9603 I was wondering whose relative he was,"he remarked;"is he really sister- in- law Huang''s nephew?
9603	I wonder,interposed Ch''iu Wen with alacrity,"who it is that will bring the workmen to- morrow, and supervise the works?"
9603	I''d like to ask you just a word, my young friend,she observed;"there''s a Mrs. Chou here; is she at home?"
9603	I''ll amend,Pao- yü observed,"and if I say anything of the kind again you can wring my mouth; but what else is there?"
9603	I''ll drink it,replied dame Chao,"but you, my lady, must also have a cup: what''s there to fear?
9603	I''ll give you a style,suggested Pao- yü smilingly;"wo n''t the double style''P''in P''in,''''knitting brows,''do very well?"
9603	I''ve often heard,continued lady Feng,"my eldest uncle say that things were in such a state, and how could n''t I believe?
9603	I''ve only just recovered from a fit of crying,dowager lady Chia observed, as she smiled,"and have you again come to start me?
9603	If I be wanton, it''s my own look- out;P''ing Erh answered, from outside the window, with a grin,"and who told you to arouse your affections?
9603	If all we do is to go on nagging in this way,Pao- yü remarked smiling,"will I any more be afraid to die?
9603	If it be really the case that all my cousins have come over,Pao- yü ventured with a smirk,"how is it that I do n''t see them?"
9603	If such be the case,madame Wang readily suggested,"why should n''t we bring her here?"
9603	If that wo n''t do,the party smiled,"well then what about the four characters implying''An old cottage of a man of the Ch''in dynasty?''"
9603	If they do n''t allude to you,she continued,"to whom do they?"
9603	If this,she said,"is really not nice, where are you going?
9603	If you encourage such ideas,remonstrated lady Feng,"how can this illness ever get all right?
9603	If you''re bent upon chatting,she urgently inquired, upon seeing P''ing Erh outside the window,"why do n''t you go into the room?
9603	In that case,observed Pao- yü,"what scent is it?"
9603	In this covered bowl,she continued to inquire,"is cream, and why not give it to me to eat?"
9603	In this felicitous first moon what are you blubbering for?
9603	In whose family?
9603	Is it indeed cousin Pao- yü?
9603	Is it likely that I have, like others, Buddhistic disciples,Tai- yü asked laughing ironically,"or worthies to give me novel kinds of scents?
9603	Is it likely that others can safely come and that you and I ca n''t? 9603 Is it really about this that you''ve come?"
9603	Is it really she?
9603	Is it really so? 9603 Is it snowing?"
9603	Is n''t Hsüeh P''an at home?
9603	Is n''t it strange? 9603 Is n''t it to the cousin born with jade in his mouth, that you are alluding to, aunt?"
9603	Is n''t this a scented stick to show the watch?
9603	Is sister( Pao Ch''ai) all right again?
9603	Is that it?
9603	Is there anything in excess?
9603	Is there anything short or not?
9603	Is there to be any entertainment or not?
9603	Is this a cracker?
9603	Is your mistress,observed lady Feng,"so like a quick- footed demon?"
9603	It is easy enough for us to see each other,( she said,)"and why should we indulge in any excess of grief?
9603	It is n''t likely you would wish to come over here to me?
9603	It was n''t convenient for them,remarked lady Feng,"to be over here; but who knows what they have again gone to do behind our backs?"
9603	It was only yesterday,he hastily added,"that I saw him, and he was still bright and cheery; and how is it that he''s anything but well now?"
9603	It''s enough,she rejoined,"that there''s nothing short; and how could there really turn out to be anything over and above?"
9603	Just see,remarked lady Feng,"how hard pressed I am; which place can do without me?
9603	Letting you off,rejoined Chia Se,"is no difficult thing; but how much, I wonder, are you likely to give?
9603	May I venture to trouble my Fairy,he said,"to take me along for a turn into the interior of each of these Boards?
9603	May it not be,he thought,"that she is not coming again; and that I may have once more to freeze for another whole night?"
9603	May she not,remarked madame Hsing, taking up the thread of the conversation,"be ailing for some happy event?"
9603	Miss Lin has gone long ago,observed all of them, as they burst out laughing,"and do you offer her tea?"
9603	My dear child,Pu Shih- jen exclaimed,"had I anything that I could call my own, your uncle as I am, would n''t I feel bound to do something for you?
9603	My dear cousin,Pao- yü continued smirkingly,"how is it that you combed it for me in former times?"
9603	My dear cousin,Pao- yü said to her smilingly,"tell me without any prevarication which of the three characters is the best written?"
9603	My dear cousin,pleaded Pao- yü entreatingly,"how is it you''ve seen mine?"
9603	My dear sister,he said,"how is it you are n''t again yourself?
9603	My dear sister- in- law,she replied,"as I gazed upon her, were my heart and eyes, pray, full of admiration or not?
9603	My dear sister- in- law,she said as she smiled,"sleep in peace; I''m on my way back to- day, and wo n''t even you accompany me just one stage?
9603	My senior aunt, you said you had something to tell me, Pao- yü observed; what''s it, I wonder?
9603	My worthy Sir,he observed with a forced smile;"how is it you are leaning against the door and looking out?
9603	My young ancestor,replied Li Kuei,"who presumes to look forward to an invitation?
9603	Of these how many kinds have by this time been got ready? 9603 Of whose family is she the mistress?"
9603	On the 21st,lady Feng explained,"is cousin Hsüeh''s birthday, and what do you, after all, purpose doing?"
9603	Pao- yü, may I ask you something? 9603 Relatives,"she continued,"of one family, as we are, what need is there to say anything of tender years?"
9603	She''s in that room, is n''t she?
9603	Since you remain in here, there''s less need for me to go,resumed She Yüeh,"for we two can chat and play and laugh; and wo n''t that be nice?"
9603	Sir Priest,the stone replied with assurance,"why are you so excessively dull?
9603	Sister Chou, what took you over on the other side?
9603	Study is a most excellent thing, and without it a whole lifetime is a mere waste, and what good comes in the long run? 9603 That goes without saying,"added Chia Lien,"otherwise, for what purpose could we be in such a stir just now?"
9603	That jade of yours is besides a rare object, and how could every one have one?
9603	The day after to- morrow,she felt obliged to add,"is again our senior''s, Mr. Chia Ching''s birthday, and how are we to celebrate it after all?"
9603	The fears you express are well founded,she urgently remarked,"but what plan is there adequate to preserve it from future injury?"
9603	The only thing is that crowds of people are ever passing from there, and how will it be possible for me to evade detection?
9603	The other day,she observed,"some things were taken out, and have you brought them all in or not?"
9603	The senior ladies occupy the seats of honour,remonstrated lady Feng,"and how can I presume to choose?"
9603	The two words''flower- laden bank,''she said,"are really felicitous, so what use was there for''persicary beach?''"
9603	There are even many,she explained,"that are strangers to you; and is it only myself?
9603	There you are again with your nonsense,exclaimed lady Chia, sneeringly;"how could you have seen her before?"
9603	There''s not a single person in the room,P''ing Erh rejoined,"and what shall I stay and do with him?"
9603	These are indeed the only four characters,rejoined Chia Cheng,"that could be suitably used; but what''s to be said as far as the scroll goes?"
9603	They''re all well done,she rejoined, with a smirk,"How is it you''ve written them so well?
9603	This Taoist,he thought,"would seem to speak sensibly, and why should I not look at it and try its effect?"
9603	This child too is somewhat simple,observed Chia Chen;"for what need has she to be taking off her clothes, and changing them for others?
9603	This is, however, anonymous; whose work is it?
9603	This lad,lady Feng observed smiling,"is when dressed up( as a girl), a living likeness of a certain person; did you notice it just now?"
9603	This offence can, anyhow, be condoned; but, what is more, why did you also wink at Yün Erh? 9603 This perfume,"she said,"is not to be found in the world, and how could you discern what it is?
9603	To what can you be alluding?
9603	To- day,she also asked of goody Liu,"were you simply passing by?
9603	Under the bed,continued Pao- yü,"is heaped up all that money, and is n''t it enough yet for you to lose from?"
9603	Under the heavens many are the hills and rivers,Pao- yü rejoined,"and how could you know them all?
9603	Venerable Sir,they pleaded,"why need you be so down upon him?
9603	Wait a while,he therefore said smilingly;"let me unravel this excellent- finality song of yours; do you mind?"
9603	Was it necessary that you should have done so much as made the comparison,Tai- yü urged,"and was there any need of even any laughter from you?
9603	We''ll go to- morrow,Hsiang- yün rejoined;"for what''s the use of remaining here any longer-- to look at people''s mouths and faces?"
9603	Well, in that case,Pao- yü rejoined with a smirking face,"where does this scent come from?"
9603	Were I,Hsi Jen smiled sardonically,"to lose my temper over such concerns, would I be able to stand one moment longer in this room?
9603	What Hsiang Ling ever came?
9603	What about regret?
9603	What about the whole company, and they and I?
9603	What an idea?
9603	What are these cold fragrance pills,remarked Pao- yü smiling,"that they have such a fine smell?
9603	What are you in such a hurry for?
9603	What are you running over here for at this time?
9603	What are you sighing for?
9603	What are you staring vacantly for?
9603	What books are my cousins reading?
9603	What can there possibly be to tell you?
9603	What can this thing be?
9603	What can we two do? 9603 What characters may I ask,"it consequently inquired,"will you inscribe?
9603	What did she have to say for herself during this visit to- day?
9603	What did you dream of?
9603	What did your father at home tell you to say?
9603	What do I care about how many?
9603	What do you feel like after all when this complaint manifests itself?
9603	What do you, gentlemen, think of this argument?
9603	What felicitous occurrence will take place?
9603	What flowers?
9603	What foul man has taken hold of them?
9603	What have I been up to again,he asked,"that you''re once more at me with your advice?
9603	What have you come back again for?
9603	What have you found out?
9603	What have you people invited me to come here for?
9603	What intimate friend is this again?
9603	What is an office- philactery?
9603	What is it?
9603	What is the matter?
9603	What is the meaning,therefore inquired Pao- yü,"of the Principal Record of the Twelve Maidens of Chin Ling?"
9603	What is the name of this tea?
9603	What is their price?
9603	What is there in your idea to be done?
9603	What is this place?
9603	What is your worthy name, cousin?
9603	What kind of magical mirror is it?
9603	What matters are these?
9603	What need is there to go to such trouble?
9603	What perfume have you used, my cousin,he forthwith asked,"to fumigate your dresses with?
9603	What time did you come over?
9603	What was cousin Pao Ch''ai doing at home?
9603	What wish is it you have?
9603	What would you then suggest?
9603	What''s it?
9603	What''s that you''re saying?
9603	What''s the book?
9603	What''s the device to be for this spot?
9603	What''s the good,protested Pao- yü,"of talking in this happy first moon of dying and of living?"
9603	What''s the hurry?
9603	What''s the matter with you?
9603	What''s the matter?
9603	What''s the name of this water- gate?
9603	What''s the use,they said,"of asking him?
9603	What''s there impossible about this?
9603	What''s there that I could n''t be equal to?
9603	What''s this that you''re driving at?
9603	What''s your name?
9603	When did you get here?
9603	When was I ever in the room?
9603	When you get into a passion, it''s easy enough for you to beat and abuse people; but what makes you fling away that stem of life?
9603	Where are the three characters I wrote?
9603	Where can I go?
9603	Where did you see them?
9603	Where do you come from?
9603	Where do you find the propriety,a nurse thereupon interposed,"of an uncle going to sleep in the room of a nephew''s wife?"
9603	Where does this water again issue from?
9603	Where have all the gentlemen gone to?
9603	Where is that bald- pated and crotchety superior of yours gone?
9603	Where shall I go over to?
9603	Which four characters?
9603	Which is the gentleman,he inquired of Chia Chen,"who was born with a piece of jade in his mouth?
9603	Which of them are you?
9603	Whither do you purpose taking the object you have brought away?
9603	Who are in attendance upon Pao- yü?
9603	Who does n''t know him?
9603	Who gave you this name?
9603	Who has been telling old stories?
9603	Who has ever asked you about it?
9603	Who has, pray,he hastily inquired smilingly, after arriving at the end of his reflections,"indulged in Buddhistic mysteries?
9603	Who is it?
9603	Who is it?
9603	Who is it?
9603	Who is n''t aware of these facts?
9603	Who of us has n''t seen a tiao?
9603	Who presses your head down,Chia Cheng urged,"and uses force that you must come out with all these remarks?"
9603	Who tells you to become a robber?
9603	Who told you to bring it?
9603	Who ventures to make fun of you?
9603	Who''s gone mad again?
9603	Who''s now in charge of the issue of the monthly allowances to the various temples?
9603	Who''s this called Hsi Jen?
9603	Whom have you told off to escort him?
9603	Whose nail,she went on to inquire,"has scratched this open?"
9603	Why did n''t you tell me they had come before?
9603	Why did you not speak about this sooner?
9603	Why did you, a short while back,Yü- ts''un inquired,"not allow me to issue the warrants?"
9603	Why do they want to redeem you?
9603	Why have you come back?
9603	Why is it,the Chia consort inquired,"that there is no tablet in this Hall?"
9603	Why is this Mr. Jui so bent upon coming?'' 9603 Why need you be so modest?"
9603	Why notice a creature like her?
9603	Why say I did n''t wear it?
9603	Why should I allude to it?
9603	Why should I cry?
9603	Why should I urge him on?
9603	Why should n''t she release me?
9603	Why should this beast compass his own death? 9603 Why should we wait for them?"
9603	Why that?
9603	Why then ask after her? 9603 Why, who wants to play with you?"
9603	Will you also screen him?
9603	With the terms of friendship,he added,"which have existed for so many generations( between our families), is there any need for such apologies?"
9603	Would not the four characters:''a phoenix comes with dignified air,''be better?
9603	Would we eat anything with all that riff- raff?
9603	You are not well?
9603	You do n''t mean to tell me,observed Mrs. Yu,"that you do n''t know this Chiao Ta?
9603	You may well have heard the two words''hao liao,''answered the Taoist with a smile,"but can you be said to have fathomed their meaning?
9603	You people,he said,"remain waiting upon him the whole day long at school, but what books has he after all read?
9603	You should really be called Hui Ch''i,( latent fragrance), that would be proper; and why such stuff as Hui Hsiang,( orchid fragrance)?
9603	You''re again up to your larks,she observed,"but what''s the aim of your visit?
9603	Your name is,he said,"no trumped- up story; for you, verily, resemble a precious gem; but where''s the valuable trinket you had in your mouth?"
9603	Your style?
9603	Your words are quite devoid of sense,Tai- yü added;"whether you go or not what''s that to me?
9603	''A natural landscape,''says, an ancient author in four words; and why?
9603	''How could you be more ingenious than they?''
9603	''How many kinds of rice are there?''
9603	A matron, who was attached as a personal attendant( to Mrs. Ch''in,) and who happened to be standing by interposed:"How could it be otherwise?"
9603	Addressing at the same time the matrons, she went on to ask,"Have Miss Lin''s luggage and effects been brought in?
9603	After Chia Cheng had retired out of the hall, the Chia consort made it a point to ask:"How is it that I do not see Pao- yü?"
9603	After a time, the lady relatives dispersed, and madame Wang seized the opportunity to inquire of lady Feng,"What do you purpose doing to- day?"
9603	After the mutual salutations, Hsi Jen went on to ask of Pao- yü:"Where did you have your repast?
9603	All the members of my family are elsewhere, and there''s only myself in this place, so that how could I end my days here?"
9603	Am I right in assuming this or not?"
9603	Among the party of attendants was an old man, who interposed,"Do n''t baffle her object,"he expostulated;"why make a fool of her?"
9603	An ingenious wife can not make boiled rice without raw rice; and what would you have me do?
9603	And as she spoke,"Is our carriage ready?"
9603	And did she come to know about it would she again ever forgive me?"
9603	And hastily taking once more Tai- yü''s hand in her own:"How old are you, cousin?"
9603	And is this now enough for wines, and enough for the theatricals?"
9603	And that how is it possible for us to continue our studies in here?"
9603	And with such a temperament and deportment as hers, which of our relatives and which of our elders do n''t love her?''
9603	Are the generals and ministers who have been from ages of old still in the flesh, forsooth?
9603	Are you also perchance well aware of the place of retreat of this homicide?"
9603	As Yü- ts''un bowed and expressed his appreciation in most profuse language,--"Pray,"he asked,"where does your honoured brother- in- law reside?
9603	As the proverb has it: The Emperor himself has three families of poverty- stricken relatives; and how much more such as you and I?"
9603	Besides, does his conduct consist, for the most part, of anything that would make one get any face?
9603	Besides, have I forsooth had a single acre of land or a couple of houses, the value of which I''ve run through as soon as it came into my hands?
9603	Besides, were we to have our house got ready in a scramble, wo n''t it make people think it strange?
9603	But I have sure enough found you out, so what''s the need of still prevaricating?
9603	But I wonder whether you will entertain favourably my modest invitation?"
9603	But am I here to afford you people amusement that you will compare me to an actress, and make the whole lot have a laugh at me?"
9603	But did she ever imagine that I would freeze to death?"
9603	But do n''t we forsooth, even so much as come up to you?
9603	But do you and yours, perchance, know of any good practitioner?"
9603	But do you think that young gentleman, Mr. Hsüeh, would yield his claim to her person?
9603	But espying She Yüeh enter the room, he said with alacrity:"What''s up with your sister?"
9603	But fancy allowing servants in this household to go on in this way; why, what will be the end of it?"
9603	But how is it that the Chia family have likewise fallen into this common practice?"
9603	But if you, sir, go on in this way, will you not, instead of doing him any good, aggravate his illness?"
9603	But may it please your worship to consider carefully this plan and see what you think of it?"
9603	But raise your eyes and look about you; who is n''t your venerable ladyship''s son and daughter?
9603	But reader, do you want to know the sequel?
9603	But suddenly, she saw Pao- ch''ai come in and inquire:"Where''s cousin Pao- yü gone?"
9603	But tell me, are there any that will do among the mottoes suggested just now by all the gentlemen?"
9603	But these words of mine are also incorrect, eh?
9603	But this remark was scarcely ended when they heard his wife say:"Are you again in the clouds?
9603	But was it likely that Pao- yü would be willing to go back?
9603	But what you''ve lost are simply a few cash, and do you behave in this manner?
9603	But what''s to be done now?"
9603	But when did I hear you, pray, give me a word of advice of any kind?"
9603	But when he saw that Lin Tai- yü was at the moment in the room, Pao- yü speedily inquired of her:"Which place do you think best to live in?"
9603	But where do you come from at this time?"
9603	But who do you presume is this lady Secunda?
9603	But who would have anticipated that he could ever in his quiet seclusion have become a prey to a spirit of restlessness?
9603	But who would have foreseen the issue?
9603	But why discuss third parties?
9603	But why should I not go in and inquire for myself?"
9603	But would Pao- yü agree to not introducing them into the garden?
9603	But would Pao- yü, upon hearing these words, submit to this decree?
9603	Ch''in Chung answered laughing;"do you fear that if you told her to pour you one, that she would n''t; and what need is there that I should tell her?"
9603	Chia Yün upon hearing this propitious language, hastily drew near one step, and designedly asked:"Does really uncle often refer to me?"
9603	Chih Neng compressed her lips and sneeringly rejoined,"Are you going to have a fight even over a cup of tea?
9603	Chih Neng got in a dreadful state, and stamping her feet, cried,"What are you up to?"
9603	Chou Jui''s wife then asked Hsiang Ling,"At what age did you enter this family?
9603	Chou?"
9603	Chou?"
9603	Consider, how many drops of tears can there be in the eyes?
9603	Contentment and pleasure are to be found in whose family courts?
9603	Do n''t you yet get out of this?"
9603	Do you forsooth mean to imply that my wish is to become your tool?
9603	Do you maintain that their union will not be remarkable?
9603	Do you perhaps know him?"
9603	Facing the breeze, her shadow she doth watch, Who''s meet this moonlight night with her to match?
9603	For have I, do you imagine, gone to the trouble of having a performance and laying a feast for their special benefit?
9603	For what purpose have I for all these days racked my heart with woes?
9603	From old till now of parents soft many, But filial sons and grandsons who have seen?
9603	From old till now the statesmen where are they?
9603	Had it in past days been treated with such medicine as could strengthen the heart, and improve the respiration, would it have reached this stage?
9603	Had we not others to depend upon for your studies, would we have in our house the means sufficient to engage a teacher?
9603	Had you told me just one word at an early hour, what could n''t have been brought about?
9603	Has Mr. Pao- yü perhaps given you offence?"
9603	Has not your lady, may I ask, heretofore at the period of the catamenia, suffered, if indeed not from anaemia, then necessarily from plethora?
9603	Have you even forgotten the place where you started in life?
9603	Have you got any jade or not?"
9603	Having arrived in a short while,"How many sorts of things are there in all?"
9603	Having forthwith given directions to bring fire and burn it, a voice was heard in the air to say,"Who told you to look into the face of it?
9603	Having passed these remarks, she inquired of Mrs. Chou,"Have you let madame know, yes or no?"
9603	Her gracefulness?
9603	Her modesty?
9603	His mother, née Hu, hearing him mutter;"Why meddle again,"she explained,"in things that do n''t concern you?
9603	How can I know what goes on between you two?"
9603	How can this not make my heart sore- stricken?"
9603	How could I ever presume to pick out hers?"
9603	How could you know the beauties of this play?
9603	How could you remember such as ourselves?"
9603	How did it happen that our aunt died at such an early period?"
9603	How ever could she come up to you?"
9603	How is it that you at once do what she bids you, with even greater alacrity than you would an imperial edict?"
9603	How is it then that you do n''t find your way as far as there; for she may possibly remember old times, and some good may, no one can say, come of it?
9603	How is it, cousin, that you did n''t understand what I meant to imply?"
9603	How is that you have no sense of shame?''
9603	How is your wife getting on?
9603	How many servants has she brought along with her?
9603	How much did you lose?"
9603	Hsi Jen did not make any reply to his first question, and it was only when he had repeated it that Hsi Jen remarked:"Do you ask me?
9603	Hsi Jen immediately picked up the hair- pin, as she remarked:"What''s up with you at this early hour of the morning?
9603	Hsi Jen replied;"and do you still expect me to tell you?"
9603	Huang?"
9603	I have besides no revenue collectors as relatives, or friends in official positions; and what way could we devise?
9603	I myself am looked upon as having the gift of the gab, but why is it that I ca n''t talk in such a wise as to put down this monkey?
9603	I simply went over to her place for a run, and that quite casually, and will you insinuate all these things?"
9603	I think he''s in the library; but why not go and see for yourself, uncle Pao?"
9603	I''ll take P''ing Erh over and exchange her for her; what do you say to that?
9603	I''ll tell you what, however; if you have anything to say, why not utter it in intelligible language?
9603	I''ve often had the honour of being your guest, and what will it matter if I wait a little?"
9603	If the union will you say, be strange, how is it then that their love affair will be but empty words?
9603	In days of plenty there''s a lack of dearth and of distress, And what need then is there to plough and weave with such briskness?
9603	In plenteous streams the candles''tears do drop, but for whom do they weep?
9603	In the same way, this calamity of birth and the visitation of death, who is able to escape?
9603	Is it because you''re more respectable than they that you do n''t choose to listen to my words?"
9603	Is it forsooth likely that there''s honey in my hand?"
9603	Is it forsooth nice to think that people have n''t so much as a hand- stove, and that one has fussily to be sent over from home?
9603	Is it indeed she?
9603	Is it likely that gentlemen will cheat you?
9603	Is it likely that you bear me a grudge for being about to go to school, because when I leave you, you''ll all feel dull?"
9603	Is it likely that you expect some one to request you to confer upon us the favour of your instruction?"
9603	Is it likely you would have me go and play the robber?"
9603	Is it likely you would n''t have us speak to each other?"
9603	Is it perchance about him that you are inquiring?"
9603	Is it perchance that you expect us young ladies to go and intercede for you?
9603	Is it perhaps, who knows, that aunt is a stranger in this establishment, and that we have in fact no right to come over here to see her?"
9603	Is n''t it?"
9603	Is n''t this absurd, eh?"
9603	Is there perchance any news astir in the streets, or in the public places?"
9603	It''s really written in beautiful style; and were you to once begin reading it, why even for your very rice you would n''t have a thought?"
9603	Jui?"
9603	Jung?"
9603	Lady Feng having again called Mrs. Chou, asked her:"When you first informed madame about them, what did she say?"
9603	Like a dragon in motion wriggling in a stream; Her refinement?
9603	Like a fir- tree growing in a barren plain; Her comeliness?
9603	Like a white plum in spring with snow nestling in its broken skin; Her purity?
9603	Lin Tai- yü just happened to be standing by, and having set the question to Pao- yü"Where do you come from?"
9603	May I be allowed, I wonder, to do so?"
9603	May I not be allowed to judge for myself?"
9603	Mrs. Chou looked at her for some time before she at length smiled and replied,"Old goody Liu, are you well?
9603	Mrs. Chou promptly asked the nurse in a low tone of voice:"Is the young lady asleep at this early hour?
9603	Mrs. Chou was bent upon making some further remark, when madame Wang was suddenly heard to enquire,"Who is in here?"
9603	Now besides from the heavens has dropped such a mighty piece of good luck; and in what place will there be no need of servants?
9603	Now does your worship know who this girl is who was sold?"
9603	Now had he broken that jade, as he hurled it on the ground, would n''t it have been my fault?
9603	Now tell me, are not these words ridiculous?
9603	Now were he to come to- day, and I to come to- morrow, would n''t there be, by a division of this kind, always some one with you every day?
9603	Now what do you say to this?
9603	Now wo n''t this be a considerable saving of trouble?"
9603	Now, Sir Priest, what are your views on the subject?"
9603	Now, how can you ever compare yourself with her?
9603	Now, reader, do you want to know the sequel?
9603	Now, sister- in- law, tell me, is my heart sore or not?
9603	Now, tell me, was not this a novel and strange occurrence?
9603	Nurse Li however still kept on asking about Pao- yü,"How much rice he now ate at one meal?
9603	Old goody Liu was already by this time prostrated on the ground, and after making several obeisances,"How are you, my lady?"
9603	P''ing Erh forthwith entered the room on this side, and upon perceiving Chou Jui''s wife:"What have you come here again for, my old lady?"
9603	Pao- yü and the rest lost no time in rising and offering her a seat, whereupon Pao Ch''ai added with a smile,"How can you say such things?"
9603	Pao- yü at this question, could not for a time unfold its meaning:"What''warm''scent?"
9603	Pao- yü eagerly exclaimed smiling,"if I said that she should come to our house, does it necessarily imply that she should be a servant?
9603	Pao- yü observed advisingly;"and had n''t you made sport of her, would she have presumed to have said anything about you?"
9603	Pao- yü then kept his hands off, and as he laughed,"Tell me,"he asked,"will you again come out with all those words or not?"
9603	Perceiving him in this plight,"What is the matter?"
9603	Reader, can you suggest whence the story begins?
9603	Reader, do you wish to know what follows?
9603	Secundus?"
9603	She perused these lines twice, and, turning round, she asked Ying Erh laughingly:"Why do n''t you go and pour the tea?
9603	Shih- yin upon hearing these words, hastily came up to the priest,"What were you so glibly holding forth?"
9603	So long as you do n''t pry into my doings it will be enough; and will I go so far as to bear you a grudge?"
9603	Tai- yü urged,"are n''t those pillows outside?
9603	Taking also his hand in his, he inquired of Pao- yü what was his age?
9603	Tell me, my lady,( what''s come to) Wang Erh''s wife?
9603	The clothes may be no matter how fine, but what is their worth, after all?
9603	The conversation ran on what had occurred after the separation, and Yü- ts''un inquired,"Is there any news of any kind in the capital?"
9603	The nurse called out to them and stopped them,"Have you two gentlemen,"she said,"come out from seeing master?"
9603	The only thing is that if she goes on, day after day, doing nothing else than clamour in this manner, how can she let people get along?
9603	The poet says appositely:-- Pages full of silly litter, Tears a handful sour and bitter; All a fool the author hold, But their zest who can unfold?
9603	The pond who ever sinuous could hold?
9603	The whole body of doctors who at present go in and out of our household, are they worth having?
9603	Their encounter was likewise not accidental; for had it been, how was it that this Feng Yüan took a fancy to Ying Lien?
9603	There are now in the garden some young actors engaged in making their preparations?"
9603	There is n''t, I hope, any objection to my seeing him?"
9603	These were the sentiments affixed below: When riches will have flown will honours then avail?
9603	They have this very day got the paper, and gone to paste it; and would they, for whatever they need, have still waited until they had been sent for?
9603	This Chin Jung,"he went on to inquire as he turned towards Lei Kuei,"is the relative or friend of what branch of the family?"
9603	This Hsüeh family, just a while back spoken of, how could your worship presume to provoke?
9603	This is a private room; so that if you sat down, what would it matter?"
9603	This is the inevitable destiny of dissolution and continuance which prevails in the mortal world, and what need is there to indulge in useless grief?
9603	This was your idea was n''t it?
9603	To what, my dear Sir, do I owe the pleasure of your visit?"
9603	Upon asking"What''s the matter?"
9603	Was it only to give our minds to eating fruit?"
9603	Were it not for Chiao Ta, and him alone, where would your office, honours, riches and dignity be?
9603	Were you allowed to go on in this mysterious manner, what strange doings would you be up to?
9603	Were your master Mr. Chen to hear of it, would you die or live?"
9603	What are the duties of the one you want, I wonder?"
9603	What are, however, the events recorded in this work?
9603	What do you say; will this suit you or not?"
9603	What else is there besides?"
9603	What errand have n''t you delivered as yet, ma; and what is it you''re holding?"
9603	What help is there, but Heaven''s will to brook?
9603	What is her chastity like?
9603	What is most valuable is a precious thing; and what is most firm is jade, but what value do you possess and what firmness is innate in you?"
9603	What is this hazy notion about relatives distant or close?
9603	What medicines are you taking?
9603	What name will it be fit to give it?"
9603	What place is there that you ca n''t go to and play; and who told you to run over there and bring upon yourself all this shame?"
9603	What was the germ of love?
9603	What was this idea which you had resolved in your mind?
9603	What would one then do?"
9603	What''s it?"
9603	What''s the need of staying here and beating this gourd of ennui?"
9603	What''s there so pressing that has prevented you from returning home?
9603	When Chia Cheng heard these words, he exclaimed:"You''re talking still more stuff and nonsense?"
9603	When Hsi Jen perceived the tone, so unlike that of other days, with which these words were pronounced:"What''s this that you''re saying?"
9603	When Pao- yü heard this news,"Who''ll go,"he speedily ascertained of the waiting- maids,"and inquire after her?
9603	When tea was over,"Judging,"he inquired,"Doctor, from the present action of the pulses, is there any remedy or not?"
9603	When the seniors of the family still lived, they all looked upon him with exceptional regard; but who at present ventures to interfere with him?
9603	When will you give us a few sheets to stick on the wall?"
9603	Whence cometh all this mixed confusion on a day so still?
9603	Whence will,"he therefore went on to ask,"the money required for this purpose come from?"
9603	Where was she born?
9603	Whether you listen or not is of no consequence; and is it worth while that you should behave as you do?"
9603	Which of those foster brothers whom you have now discarded, is n''t clearly better than others?
9603	While lady Feng advanced leisurely, she inquired,"How many plays have been recited?"
9603	Who are the dramatis personae?
9603	Who else has come along with him?"
9603	Who is it then that your Worship purposes having arrested?"
9603	Who''s your sister?
9603	Why ask about price?
9603	Why do n''t you yet salute your cousin?"
9603	Why how then is it that he has come to meet her again in this existence?
9603	Why my brother was with me here last month; did n''t you see him?
9603	Why not pack him off to some distant farm, and have done with him?"
9603	Why should not you and I avail ourselves of this opportunity to likewise go down into the world?
9603	Why then should you not go?"
9603	Why, if you keep him in your house, wo n''t he be a source of mischief?
9603	Why, in whose household is there anything substantial?
9603	Will not thy heart be charmed on thy visit by the sight?
9603	Will this do?"
9603	Would n''t the four characters be better denoting''an isthmus with smart weed, and a stream with flowers''?"
9603	You have to bear suspense only for two or three days, and what need is there to be sorrowful and dejected?''
9603	You yourselves have mistaken what is false for what is true, and why burn this glass of mine?"
9603	You''ll find sitting here,"she continued,"very dull, and why not go out and have a stroll?"
9603	You''ve come from far off with a pure heart and honest purpose, and how can I ever not show you the way how to see this living Buddha?
9603	and also inquired,"In what year of your teens are you?
9603	and at what time he went to sleep?"
9603	and did n''t they inquire of you where you were going?"
9603	and do n''t you yet carefully and circumspectly put it on?
9603	and do n''t you yet put down the money?"
9603	and do you not remember what occurred, in years gone by, in the Hu Lu Temple?"
9603	and do you want to fool me now?"
9603	and forthwith entering the grotto, Chia Cheng went on to ask of Chia Chen,"Are there any boats or not?"
9603	and had she given me any offence, what concern would that too have been of yours?"
9603	and have you still an eye as envious and a heart so covetous?
9603	and how could they continue to drop from autumn to winter and from spring to flow till summer time?
9603	and how many more are short?"
9603	and how then could I speak as I should?"
9603	and if successful in effecting the salvation of a few of them, will it not be a work meritorious and virtuous?"
9603	and in what place will they descend?"
9603	and is it likely, pray, that in the future there will only be cousin Pao- yü to carry you, our old lady, on his head, up the Wu T''ai Shan?
9603	and is n''t it better than he should return home?
9603	and is n''t this raising yourself up li by li?
9603	and now do you wait until he has summoned a man of glorious fortune and prosperous standing to at last desist?"
9603	and of what place are you a native?"
9603	and were he to have heard that my lady had private means, would he not have been still more reckless in spending?
9603	and were she even to wear out a suit of new clothes a- day, what would that too amount to?
9603	and were you to have shown them some favour and consideration, who would have ventured to have said''do n''t?''
9603	and what do you make other people think of you?"
9603	and what do you mean, instead, by running out, and speaking with the window between?"
9603	and what is his official capacity?
9603	and what place will I be taken to?
9603	and what time did you come back?"
9603	and whence does she come?
9603	and where are your father and mother at present?"
9603	and who has n''t been dismounted from her horse by Hsi Jen?
9603	and whom would you like me to go and ask; who''s it that does n''t back you?
9603	and why did you wait until things came to such a pass, and did n''t even exercise any check?"
9603	and why then will you get angry with me?"
9603	and wo n''t you yet from this time change this habit of yours?
9603	and you again were afraid lest she should have hurt my feelings, but, had I had a row with her, what would that have been to you?
9603	and you just take that looking- glass and see for yourself, whether you be fit to serve tea and to hand water or not?"
9603	are you quite well again, sister?"
9603	asked Chou Jui''s wife;"but after all, what rooted kind of complaint are you subject to, miss?
9603	asked Pao- yü smiling;"what about sister Hsi Jen?"
9603	attend to them you may; but must you carry about you a placard( to make it public)?
9603	but from this time forth, I''ll become mute, and not say one word to you; and what if I do?"
9603	but to what really does it owe its rise?"
9603	but who are those who are, in every respect, up to the mark?
9603	communed goody Liu in her heart,"What can be its use?"
9603	do get down and let both you and I sit together in this carriage; and wo n''t that be nice?"
9603	eagerly observed Pao- yü with a grin, when he caught these words,"are there really eight characters too on your necklet, cousin?
9603	eh?"
9603	exclaimed Mrs. Chao,"who bade you( presume so high) as to get up into that lofty tray?
9603	exclaimed Yü- ts''un,"did this affair take place in that family?
9603	exclaimed lady Feng, as she forced a smile,"is it you who have been remiss?
9603	for by so doing wo n''t you yourself be aggravating your ailment?"
9603	for what family has such a lot of money as to indulge in this useless extravagance?"
9603	gently a bit; is it likely you''ve never seen any one put one on before?
9603	have I given away to any one what was yours?"
9603	have you still got this failing?
9603	have you,"she asked,"put on again your new clothes for?
9603	he asked,"are you able to undertake these commissions?
9603	he exclaimed,"at Yang Chou, where your official residence is, has occurred a remarkable affair; have you heard about it?"
9603	he exclaimed,"why should you frighten me so?
9603	how is she, after all, to- day?"
9603	inquired Hsi Jen, smiling, as she tried to stifle her blushes,"and whence comes all this perspiration?"
9603	is it really she?"
9603	nurse Li added;"do you imagine that I''m not aware of the dismissal, the other day, of Hsi Hsüeh, on account of a cup of tea?
9603	or did you come with any express object?"
9603	she asked of him;"and what did he send us over here to do?
9603	she exclaimed;"How is it that during the few days I''ve not seen you, you have grown so thin?"
9603	she inquired;"Have you been to school?
9603	she interposed,"and what good would come by hurting her feelings?
9603	she rejoined;"do I know?
9603	she remarked,"and do you pay any notice to me?
9603	sister- in- law,"exclaimed Chia Jui,"do n''t you recognise even me?"
9603	specially to come here?
9603	speedily shouted Li Kuei,"does this son of a dog happen to know of the existence of all these gnawing maggots?"
9603	the old lady will I fear be anxious on your account; and is it pray that you have n''t as yet had enough walking?"
9603	the old rat ascertained,''and how many species of fruits?''
9603	to which question Pao- yü replied:"Do you call this early?
9603	was n''t it perhaps that if she played with me, she would be demeaning herself, and making herself cheap?
9603	what I said about her years back has come out quite correct; but from all you say, shall I to- day be able to see her?"
9603	what do you mean by it?
9603	what relics and curiosities there were at Yang Chou?
9603	what sights and antiquities she saw on the journey?
9603	what sort of thing am I?
9603	what were the local customs and the habits of the people?"
9603	what''s it?"
9603	what''s that to do with you?"
9603	what''s the use of coming out with all you''ve said?
9603	when will you turn a new leaf?"
9603	where were you off to now?"
9603	who and what kind of person have I become to do such a thing?
9603	why come again and ask me?"
9603	why then did you the other day, when you were in the old lady''s rooms, and there was not a soul present, hold her in your arms?
9603	why was I ever born in this household of a marquis and in the mansion of a duke?
9603	will depart, and dwell though you will in that mass of gauze, who is there who will know how to spoil you with any fond attention?