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11761	We often see bees with sting extended and tipped with a tiny drop of poison; but how do we know that this poison is certainly mingled with the honey?
11761	What should induce the_ Melipona_ to accumulate stores which they could not preserve?
13401	Can this be done?
13401	Shall we speak, too, of the richness of the Roscoff fauna?
13401	What do I ask for him?
16353	''Do n''t you feel good now?''
16353	and in which of them could a reasonable degree of skill be more readily acquired by a beginner?
12490	If one kind of battery current destroys its sensitiveness, may we not suppose that another kind might increase its sensitiveness? 12490 What is the nature of electrical conductivity or resistance, and how is it so greatly and so suddenly changed? 15833 But is it not a truly curious thing that_ several_ individuals should have had at nearly the same time that idea that was so astonishing in one? 15833 Now, how can the quantity of work to be got out of a given weight of water be increased without in any way improving the efficiency of the turbine? 15833 What is the explanation? 15833 Why? 13640 But what do we often do? 13640 How much has medical science gained in this direction during the interval of more than two thousand years? 13640 Why, then, has it not already been universally adopted? 13443 Now, what is the etiological factor of the disease? 13443 To this question:But why, then, have we two eyes?"
13443	What more simple method than this could be desired?
16773	***** WHAT CAUSES PAINT TO BLISTER AND PEEL?
16773	And where are they to be found?
16773	Dust, then, being so universally prevalent, what do I mean by dust- free spaces?
16773	How are such things possible?
16773	Meanwhile, however, it may happen that the yet unapplied and unfruitful results evoke a sneer, and the question:"Cui bono?"
16773	The practical point is, What remedies can be used to prevent the ravages of the borers?
15708	Has such an instrument been already put upon the market?
15708	Who were the effigy builders?
15253	But of which of these great men can it be said that their labors were directed to practical ends?
15253	Is it not possible, nay probable that they may mean the evolution of our''elements''from a primary undifferentiated form of matter?
15253	This accumulation of bare knowledge is all very well, but_ cui bono_?
15253	What wonder if some eulogise, and others revile, the new philosophy for its utilitarian ends and its merely material triumphs?
15253	Where are the fruits of the restoration of science which I promised?
16792	8106 What is a Plant?
16792	But after all the discussion he says:"To the question,_ Is this an animal or a plant?_ we must often reply,_ We do not know_."
16792	But how many times does it not happen that it gets injured before reaching its destination?
16792	Does this indicate fusion or solution of carbon?
16792	How had the animals been able to penetrate this well?
16792	With such advantages, it may be asked: Why does not the gas- engine everywhere supersede the steam- engine?
16354	And shall Trelawny die? 16354 But is this really so? 16354 ] The question may be asked,Why increase the size of these huge pieces of apparatus?"
13358	But we may well ask, Have foreign gardeners found out some great secret in the cultivation of this plant?
13358	Or is their climate more suitable for it?
13358	Or their soil adapted to growing it and getting it into splendid condition for forcing?
13358	What can be more delicious and refreshing than the scent of its fragrant flowers?
13358	What other plant can equal in spring the attractiveness of its pillars of pure white bells half hidden in their beautiful foliage?
14097	And the castle of cards, four, five, and eight stories high?
14097	And then those famous card tents in a row, that fell one after another when the first one in the line was overturned?
14097	Do our readers remember all those ingenious toys which our mothers and sisters improvised in order to amuse us?
14097	Do you remember the cork from which, by the aid of a few long needles for bars, an ingenious fly- cage was formed?
14097	Does it rise at once, and become mixed with the large body of water in the boiler?
14097	Now introduce a large volume of cold water through an opening in the bottom, and what becomes of it?
14097	Now, what shall I say regarding exposure?
14097	Who has not seen, of old, Robert Houdin''s heavy chest and Robert Houdin''s magic drum?
11735	If we ask ourselves, at the outset of the inquiry,"Who and what are the operatives of manufacturing America?"
11735	Referring to the words"Free Trade,"the speaker in question begins by asking,"What is the essential nature of that which we call trade?"
11735	The"indoor"poor, as paupers in almshouses are called, can be found and counted with comparative ease, but how can the outdoor paupers be found?
11735	There remains the question already alluded to as inextricably bound up with American labor problems: How does the American tariff affect wages?
11344	A much- vexed question with ladies was,"What will suit my complexion?"
11344	Does the abuse exist?
11344	Habitual intemperance leads to severe( psychical?)
11344	How now stands the case with an argentic enlargement?
11344	Was it because big- waisted women were so frequently fat and forty, old and ugly?
11344	Yet what knowledge was so useful?
11736	But what is London but one huge room packed with over four millions of inhabitants?
11736	Gas is distilled off, but where is it to get any air from?
11736	How on earth can it be expected to burn?
11736	Is it not an anomaly, is it not farcical?
11736	Is it not possible that compacting small coal into lumps is a wrong operation, and that we ought rather to think of breaking big coal down into slack?
11736	Is this right?
11736	Ought they not to be organized on a naval basis?
11736	The question arises, In what form ought solid fuel to be-- ought it to be in lumps or in powder?
11736	What limits the temperature of a flame?
11736	What term is strong enough to stigmatize such suicidal folly?
16270	Does not dry sufficiently hard?
16270	Gelatine cracks on being pulled off?
16270	Gelatine not thick enough?
16270	Is there not a very great probability of some of the apparently insoluble rocky formations being answerable for these accumulations?
16270	Negative not dense enough?
16270	Rubber peels off on drying?
16270	The rubber will not flow over glass?
11648	He looked, and said,"Why is it that the sun appears so red?"
11648	Is there any way of measuring the brightness of these patches?
11648	Now I would ask, What effect would such a mist have upon the light of the sun which shone through it?
11648	Now, what is the cause of this change in color?
11648	Tabasheer is said to be sometimes found among the ashes of bamboos that have been set on fire( by mutual friction?).
11648	The question then presents itself: Is there any connection between the amounts of the red and the blue which pass?
11648	When we speak of"flourishing luxuriantly,"what do we mean?
11648	Whence came this pollen collected on the upper glass?
11648	Whence come the large number of microbes in the crowded places and in hospitals?
14990	Did not the ocean of ultimate reality and truth lie beyond?
14990	How had it come about that by the side of ageing worlds we had nebulæ in a relatively younger stage?
14990	How then did out of this Roman cure shoe develop the horseshoeing of southern Europe?
14990	Were they only the pebbles of the beach with which we had been playing?
14990	What was the original state of things?
17167	And what do we mean by expression in a building?
17167	WHAT IS DIFFUSION?
17167	Would not a current of air passing through pipes showered with well water keep them cold enough?
17167	You may say: May not a design satisfy all these logical conditions, and yet be cold and uninteresting, and give one no pleasure?
11647	''By hand?''
11647	''How are they bored?''
11647	''How long does a draw plate last?''
11647	''The stones?''
11647	''Watch jewels?''
11647	How can we meet it?
11647	How have these attempts, which have doubtless been made at several periods, come out?
11647	Is it A. Hudsoni?
11647	Is this species in cultivation, or where may a figure of it be seen?
11647	Why should we reject_ a priori_ and without investigation other useful data which it may yet present to our consideration?
11647	but what of violas?"
15193	But it may be asked,"How could the fauna and flora propagate themselves under such conditions?"
15193	Is there not in this an act of real intelligence?
15193	May not the following be a reason for this?
15193	My only observations being a Vespa puncturing Cassandra calyculata, an Andrena(?)
15193	Now, what is the function of these atmospheric and ground electric currents?
15193	Should we not then seek to determine by the tone whether their call, which is always the same, is amorous or not?
15193	They are doubtless responses to those challenges; but what do they mean?
15193	Was it possible that he, with all the liquid he had imbibed, could vomit so much and for so long a time?
15193	What do we know of the gobbling of the turkey, which the whistling and the cries of children excite?
11385	From the limestone?
11385	From the trap?
11385	In the first place, what is a microbe?
11385	On either side of this dike is a vein from one to three feet in thickness, of white quartz with specks of ore. Where did that quartz come from?
11385	THEORY OF THE ACTION OF THE CARBON MICROPHONE-- WHAT IS IT?
11385	Theory of the Action of the Carbon Microphone.--What is it?
11385	What are the processes that permit of such results being reached?
11385	Whence came these nitrates?
15052	(?)
15052	How soon could you make the first delivery, and at what rate per month until the whole is complete?
15052	None of the chemical remains on the leaves after a rain(?)
15052	STEAM OR HORSE POWER?
13962	Does the quality of the charge?--that is to say, is the positive or the negative more prone to break disruptively through the insulating medium?
13962	How does the discharge show itself?
13962	What controls the discharge?
13962	What shall be done?
13962	Why then is it not employed for the purpose?
13962	With these points admitted as facts, the question arises, Whence this electricity?
16972	But how about tobacco?
16972	Hence it has been asked, Is the paraffine occurring in petroleum and ozokerite identical with that which is produced by their distillation?
16972	I have thought that an example of the intelligence( instinct?)
16972	Is the poisoning of the household atmosphere by the ignorant, thoughtless, or selfish smoker morally more defensible?
16972	May not this idea be extended, then, to include the magnetic medium, the ether itself?
16972	The question now arises, What value has this determination of the proto- paraffine which may exist in an oil?
16972	What difference, if any, exists?
16972	What would be said of a man who introduced poison in any degree into the food or drink of his child?
16972	Where can you find young redwoods growing more thriftily than among their giant ancestors, nearly or quite as old as the Christian era?
16972	Where do you find white pines growing better than in parts of New England where this tree has grown from time immemorial?
11649	***** THE THERMIC MOTOR OF THE FUTURE?
11649	But what of this heat?
11649	Does not the expenditure of oil in large motors largely offset the saving in coal?
11649	Had we not better worship a deity called beauty, whose place is a little higher up Parnassus?
11649	Is not steam, after all, more economical in the long run?
11649	May I not urge that to such spaces must be given the best that is in you?
11649	What harm does it do?
11649	Why should not we encourage individual young sculptors more?
11649	Why should we not in our endeavors attempt in some measure to transfix the brilliant harmonies that follow the sun in his liberal and gracious course?
15051	Cold is an antiseptic then, but why?
15051	How does the decline of temperature act?
15051	Is it not natural that the sleep so profound shall stop the laboring heart?
15051	Is the process simple or compound?
15051	It leads one to ask, what, if the law be so definite, are curative and preventive medicine doing meanwhile, that they shall not disturb it?
15051	So injurious is the influence of Symmetry in Natural foliage design, that it might almost be a test question--"Is the design symmetrical?"
15051	What has happened?
15051	What is the reason that cases of sudden death, by so- called"apoplexy,"crowd together into a few hours?
15051	What may naturally follow less than a deeper sleep?
15051	What, then, would be the respective influence of low and high temperatures on the respiration of pure oxygen?
15051	Why should a community wake up one day with catarrh or with the back of the throat unduly red and the tonsils large?
15051	Why, in a given day or week, are shoals of the aged swept away, while the young live as before?
15051	Why, in a particular village or town, shall the medical men be summoned on some particular day to a number of places to visit children with croup?
15889	3.312 Sucrose?
15889	But is the converse true?
15889	But now the question might well be put, Was any limit set to this synthetic power of the chemist?
15889	Could it be brought to the crucial test of experiment?
15889	From this, would it not be surprising if it did not intervene in the wonderful phenomenon of crystallization?
15889	Had the atoms of our present elements been made to yield?
15889	How could it be otherwise?
15889	How did this wonderful atomic motion affect their chemistry?
15889	Is spontaneous crystallization accompanied with an appreciable manifestation of electricity?
15889	It could; but how?
15889	Though, in the play of_ affinity_, there is a manifestation of electricity, is it the same with_ cohesion_, which also is a chemical force?
15889	What did modern research say to this question?
15889	What was the result?
15417	But what is the nature of it?
15417	Continuing, he remarked:] And now the question arises, Should the hair be periodically cut?
15417	Does it create any strength or force?
15417	Does the analogy between the two substances extend to the vibrating periods of their atoms?
15417	How, then, is this energy which exists in the shape of animal strength used and distributed?
15417	To what is this difference of condition due?
15417	What do we find transformed?
15417	What is he, then, doing every second of that time?
15417	What then is animal strength considered in the same light?
15417	Why is it that a superior vitality, and a singular exemption from disease, notoriously distinguish dwellers in the open air, by land or sea?
15417	Why is life out of doors proverbially synonymous with robust health?
15417	Why is this?
11734	But now, instead of imagining the question, What do you mean by explaining a property of matter?
11734	But the question suggests itself, how are the paper negatives to be rendered transparent, and how is the grain of the paper to be obliterated?
11734	May it not after all be attractive?
11734	The question is, What engine is this?
11734	Was it the Rocket of 1829 or the Rocket of 1830, or neither?
11734	Yet, if not, then we may ask, what became of the Rocket of 1830?
11662	But what is a shuttle?
11662	Can you not invent a method of working from a reel direct?"
11662	Have the engineers of the Essen works improved their processes of manufacture since that epoch?
11662	How could we be?
11662	Is there a pile of this kind so constant as not to render a rigorously accurate adjustment illusory?
11662	It is scarcely necessary to ask, Has this been so?
11662	Jealous of that?
11662	Must the numerous accidents mentioned be attributed to defects in the metal employed?
11662	Of what elements shall this constant battery be formed?
11662	The history of the sewing machine, and the decision of the great question, Who invented an apparatus that would unite fabrics by stitches?
11662	The important question is, What would the necessary alterations cost?
11662	Were they due to defective hooping?
11662	Were they due to some one of the numerous inconveniences inherent to the cylindrico- prismatic system of closing(_ Rundkeilverschluss_)?
11662	What, in fact, are the conditions essential for their proper working?
11662	Why is this, and how is it that a very big shuttle can not be used, large enough, indeed, to accommodate any bobbin within itself?
11662	Why, indeed?
11662	Will this exhibition awaken general interest, or will it prove a local affair simply?
13939	We may live without books-- What is knowledge but grieving? 13939 And into what better hands could you fall? 13939 But where is the man that can live without dining?
13939	I may reply, what use is there in trying to do anything the very best it can be done?
13939	It may be asked by the mechanician, Can this method be used for testing our surface plates?
13939	The greatest consideration in the qualities of a cook is, does she like the work?
13939	Then, he asked, with what weapon is the ironclad going to vanquish these torpedo rams?
13939	We may live without hope-- What is hope but deceiving?
13939	We may live without love-- what is passion but pining?
13939	You may now ask, how are we to know what sort of surface we have?
13939	You may now inquire, How critical is this"color test"?
13939	You may say, of what use are such refinements?
10662	And I,... how shall I make all this clear to you who may read?
10662	And surely you do see thiswise with me?
10662	And surely, do I make this thing clear?
10662	And this is but a poor way to put it; yet how shall I make the thing more known to you?
10662	And yet, again, who shall say what may be?
10662	And, in verity, what man then should have taught Mine Own to love him?
10662	But how to stop this thing, who should have power?
10662	But, truly, what use to this?
10662	Yet, truly, did it to have failed utter?
10662	Yet, truly, was not my journey one whole thought of love unto Naani?
13399	And, who knows?
13399	Came it from the air, or from the soil underneath?
13399	Does not this money belong to my client, as an overcharge unconsciously paid by him for my benefit?
13399	I counsel the young man thus tempted to ask himself, Am I entitled to pay from the manufacturer who offers it?
13399	If not, will my self- respect permit me to become his debtor for a gratuity to which I have no claim?
13399	If so, for what?
13399	If this is denied, can I resist the conclusion that it is a bribe to command future services at my hands?
13399	Is it probable they make it a part of their business policy to give something for nothing?
13399	On some occasions the soil certainly got wetter on the surface, but the question still remains, Whence the vapor?
13399	The question arises, What pecuniary advantage does it offer?
13399	Why do manufacturers pay commissions?
11498	How have we attained such success?
11498	I have often heard it asked,"But can the system be profitably adapted to small works?"
11498	If we now return to the question, What can be well done in brickwork?
11498	Quest.--Are they more expensive than ordinary flat belting?
11498	Quest.--Can they be run on ordinary flat pulleys?
11498	Quest.--Have these belts any special advantage over flat leather belting?
11498	Quest.--Have you a table or schedule of their weight per square foot?
11498	Quest.--What is the relative strength of a link belt compared to flat belting?
11498	Quest.--Why do they give better results when run slow?
11498	Quest.--Would you advise link belts for high rate of speed?
11498	Question.--Can these link belts be used on dynamos for electric lights?
11498	The question naturally arises, Why did not the iron run through the holes and join together?
11498	[ Illustration: ENGLISH HINGE JOINT:] Quest.--How are they made endless?
11498	[ Illustration] Quest.--Can they be run in wet places, such as mines, etc.?
15050	But how was the position of the bead found?
15050	Dreams and phantasms, as Spencer believes?
15050	How, then, does it happen that these coal tar colors have been so long and so seriously maligned by the general public?
15050	Is a fugitive color rendered faster by being applied along with a fast color?
15050	Is it strange that wise economists point to this territory and say,"Behold the future empire of the world"?
15050	Is not the dyer bewildered with an_ embarras de richesses_, so that he knows not where to choose?
15050	Is there not surely an overproduction of these fugitive coal tar colors?
15050	It must have had some foundation in fact, and the question arises, What was this foundation?
15050	Knowing the efficacy of mordants with certain coloring matters, is there no mordant which we can generally apply with this desirable object in view?
15050	May not the former have given rise to the latter?
15050	Not unfrequently one is asked the question, Is there no method whereby these fugitive colors can be made fast?
15050	What sort of conduct produces in our conscience pleasure and what sort of conduct induces pain?
15050	What then is good conduct, or bad?
15050	Where in the wide world is another valley in which climate, latitude and nature have been so liberal?
15050	Where is the drilling machine that will approach that with a single drill?
16948	Can you make out a well- marked point on the leading edge?
16948	What is the royalty to be?
16948	***** SHALL WE HAVE A NATIONAL HORSE?
16948	Are we a nation of idiots to be influenced by such nonsense?
16948	Can America show any kind of a horse to tempt her brush?
16948	Does our government want breeding farms upon which to nurse these admitted"defects,"including the"confirmed roarer,"for cavalry horses?
16948	How is it with electricity?
16948	How is it with mechanical systems?
16948	I dare say that it will be uppermost in your minds, Whence comes the increased yield of salts?
16948	Scientists have reasoned and explored, trying to prove to the contrary, but what have they proved?
16948	What could be a more perfect illustration than the horse railroad system?
16948	What did?
16948	What standard?
16948	Why should we prefer electricity as the propelling agent of our street cars over all other known methods?
12321	As power divine is the healer, why should mortals concern themselves with the chemistry of food?
12321	Langley, the young American astronomer?
12321	Which testimony is correct?
12321	Why?
12321	_ By the individuality of God, do you mean that God has a finite form?_ No.
12321	_ Do you mean by this that God is a person?_ The word_ person_ affords a large margin for misapprehension, as well as definition.
12321	_ Is God the Principle of all science, or only of Divine or Christian Science?_ Science is Mind manifested.
12321	_ Is healing the sick the whole of Science?_ Healing physical sickness is the smallest part of Christian Science.
12321	_ Is man material or spiritual?_ In Science, man is the manifest reflection of God, perfect and immortal Mind.
12321	_ Is there more than one school of scientific healing?_ In reality there is, and can be, but one school of the Science of Mind- healing.
12321	_ Is there no matter?_ All is Mind.
12321	_ What is the Principle of Christian Science?_ It is God, the Supreme Being, infinite and immortal Mind, the Soul of man and the universe.
17817	And lastly, will it pay to use luminous combustion as a first power for generating dynamic caloric for use as a second power, as is now practiced?
17817	ELECTRICITY.--What is it?
17817	Fourth, will it pay to use luminous combustion as a first power to generate dynamic caloric as_ a second power_?
17817	Second, can we utilize water and wind for the production of_ dynamic caloric as a first power_?
17817	Third, can we utilize the differential tension of dynamic caloric in the earth and the atmosphere as_ a first power_?
17817	What can be more appropriate than to take a look at the past and recall some of the important events of Liszt''s so very interesting life?
18345	What moistens the lip, and what brightens the eye? 18345 Is he right? 18345 Mr. Rothschild-- If I understood you correctly, this electric light costs more than gas? 18345 What calls back the past like the rich pumpkin pie?
14041	And their numberless billions, springing every moment into existence wherever putrescence appeared, led to the question, How do they originate?
14041	And why?
14041	As to the second part of my subject,"What length of time may a car safely remain in service before being taken in for revarnishing?"
14041	But how?
14041	By what means?
14041	Do they spring up_ de novo_ from the highest point on the area of_ not- life_, which they touch?
14041	From universally diffused eggs, or from the direct physical change of dead matter into living forms?
14041	How did they arise?
14041	In the face of some experimental facts one was tempted to inquire: Have these spores any capacity to resist heat greater than the adults?
14041	Now the question before us is,"How did these organisms arise?"
14041	Then the ground is cleared for the strictly biological inquiry, How do they originate?
14041	What need, then, of spontaneous generation?
14041	Why should it be otherwise here?
18265	But why should they have?
18265	Can not some ingenious infringer realize the invention by a similar combination escaping the literalism of the terms of the elements?
18265	If these theories be true, what, it may be asked, is the agency that causes the dendrites to contract or the neuroglia cells to expand?
18265	Is there really a soul sitting aloof in the pineal gland, as Descartes held?
18265	There is something beyond that, and what is that?
14009	***** CAN WE SEPARATE ANIMALS FROM PLANTS?
14009	And who can prognosticate but that in the next decade an entire revolution in the ætiology and treatment of many diseases may take place?
14009	But how much is the spurious resistance during that time?
14009	How does the need for rapid working, and the question of time constant, affect the best mode of grouping the battery cells?
14009	Is there any danger of confusing a bird with the tree amid the foliage of which it builds its nest, or of mistaking a cow for the grass it eats?
14009	It becomes necessary then for us to inquire: If bacteria cause disease, in what manner do they produce it?
14009	Now suppose I take a little round rod of iron, about an inch long, and put it into the end of the tube, what will happen when I turn on my current?
14009	The question then arises, What function shall the national department perform?
14009	What are we to say of a sponge, or a sea anemone, of corals, of zoophytes growing rooted from oyster shells, of sea squirts, and of sea mats?
14009	What can this wonder glass do in the way of drawing boundary lines betwixt the living worlds?
14009	What fraction of a second do you require your signal to be given in?
14009	What has been gained as to practical application in the treatment of disease?
14009	What is the rate of the vibrator of your electric bell?
14009	Why should we have for action at a distance the greater advantage from placing the armature flatway to the poles?
14989	At what age should children first wear glasses?
14989	How can anyone but a medical man know that the impairment of vision does not arise from diminished sensibility of the retina?
14989	How is electromagnetic inertia practically eliminated?
14989	If a strong man is so much affected by this poison, how much less can a boy resist the inroads of such poisons?
14989	If one man must comply with the law, why should not the other?
14989	If the forty boys in every 1,000 are found, what is to be done with them?
14989	Is it not better to prevent disease than to try the cure after it has become established, or has honeycombed the constitution?
14989	Is there, in fact, starch in leaves?
14989	Of what value is the application of therapeutics if the human economy is so lowered in its vital forces that dissolution is inevitable?
14989	This sounded very learned, but was it really quite straightforward?
14989	Upon what principle does this augmentation of physiological effect depend?
14989	What are we to do to prevent further deterioration of vision?
14989	What would be thought of a cause which would weaken the legs of that boy so that he would have to use crutches to carry him through life?
14989	Would not a casual traveler have described such savages as worse than the negroes of Dahomey?
14989	how is it to be accounted for?
15327	156 XLVIII, Young people and the schools 157 XLIX, How can the library assist the school?
15327	3. Who''s who?
15327	And what good does a public library do?
15327	Are you not very much in doubt what is best for yourself?
15327	As the use of the library for reference work increases, the question will often be asked, has it any books on a certain subject?
15327	At these are discussed the many aspects of such difficult and as yet unanswered questions as: What do children most like to read?
15327	CHAPTER III What does a public library do for a community?
15327	CONTENTS CHAPTER PAGE I, The beginnings-- Library law 9 II, Preliminary work 10 III, What does a public library do for a community?
15327	Cross out NOT, if notice is wanted, if in great need or special haste Put a?
15327	For example, what does the novice know of classification?
15327	Frankly, do you know what is good for me to read?
15327	How interest them in reading?
15327	How make him one?
15327	If it is true that technical training is essential for the headship of a large library, why is it not equally necessary for that of a small library?
15327	Is it not of value to the library that its librarian should know how best to expend the money given him to use?
15327	Is n''t there a doubt in the best and most candid minds upon this same subject?
15327	What is it for?
15327	What is the best reading for them?
15327	Who wrote it?
15327	that he should not have to regret hours of time lost over useless experiments?
19000	What, Da?
19000	You would n''t know where your old Da could get a printer and some goop?"
19000	You''re going to risk another ten years to print out more blenders and pharma, more laptops and designer hats?"
1705	But how determine this all- important number?
1705	For how could hair come from what is not hair?
1705	It is the answer to the question, What is the relation in bulk between a sphere and its circumscribing cylinder?
1705	Or flesh from what is not flesh?"
1705	Proximate causes known, he sought remoter causes; childlike, his inquiring mind was always asking, Why?
1705	To Italy?
1705	To get this clearly in mind, we must ask ourselves: What, then, is science?
1705	Was it he, perhaps, who taught the Greeks to strike a rising and swinging blow from the hip, as depicted in the famous metopes of the Parthenon?
1705	What, then, was the line of scientific induction that led Aristarchus to this wonderful goal?
1705	Wherein then lies the difference?
1705	Why can I not prognosticate as well as you?"
14735	How,he asked,"can rights that are divine be given up?
14735	What man is he who can by his own natural authority bend the conscience of another? 14735 And what of a child born into the community? 14735 And what, moreover, of conscience? 14735 But how define such invasion of powers? 14735 But if the Church is not a supernatural institution, what is its nature? 14735 Can the makers of the original contract, that is to say, bind their successors? 14735 Did such partnership imply exclusion from its privilege for all who could not accept the special brand of religious doctrine? 14735 How could it seek security where it defied the desires of the vast majority of its subjects? 14735 If Hume has the materials why did he fail to build up a system from them? 14735 If legitimate government is based upon the consent of its subjects, may they withdraw their consent? 14735 If they are divine, no human authority can either supersede or limit them.... How can rights that are inherent be given up? 14735 What, then, and in general, is his place in the history of political thought? 14735 Why does political power,a Right of making Laws and Penalties of Death and consequently all less Penalties,"exist?
14735	Why is the Irish Catholic to have less justice than the Catholic of Quebec or the Indian Mohammedan?
11383	But how about the Indians?
11383	Where do meteorites come from?
11383	But how would it be possible to trace them among 20 or 30 miles of buried pipes?
11383	But, you are asking, what has all this to do with a revolving body?
11383	Can this be done?
11383	If this be perfection, can we expect the_ eye_ of ordinary mortal to reach it?
11383	Is that all?
11383	Is there wonder that the task is a discouraging one for the deaf child?
11383	The first question that presents itself is this: What is the measure or amount of this deflection?
11383	Under these conditions, what is the force which is being exerted on this body?
11383	Vanadium?
11383	What is the deflecting force actually exerted upon it?
11383	What, then, is centrifugal force?
11383	Where, then, is the centrifugal force?
11383	Why was it not left behind at the very first?
16593	( Is this true for the lift pump as well?)
16593	Can you explain how this is a wedge?
16593	Can you give any uses of these substances?
16593	How can the almost innumerable lights and shades be produced on the plate?
16593	How do heat and light travel through this vast abyss of space?
16593	How is it possible to obtain on an immovable screen by means of a simple lens two distinct images of objects at widely varying distances?
16593	How much is a Stream Worth?
16593	How then does he help himself and perform the impossible?
16593	Is there any one who has not heard this saying?
16593	We naturally ask ourselves whether these colors which compose white light are themselves in turn compound?
16593	What are the characteristics of the air which have enabled man to accomplish these feats?
16593	What color nerves were defective in the case of the host?
16593	What is it that makes a molecule of water differ from a molecule of vinegar, and each differ from all other molecules?
16593	When do we Work?
16593	Where does Yeast come From?
16593	Where does your city obtain its water?
17755	But now proceed to ask what is this ether which in the case of light is thus vibrating?
17755	Do we know these properties in the ether in any other way?
17755	Wave motion in ether, light certainly is; but what does one mean by the term wave?
17755	What corresponds to the elastic displacement and recoil of the spring or pendulum?
17755	What corresponds to the inertia whereby it overshoots its mark?
17755	What properties are essential to a medium capable of transmitting wave motion?
17755	What was heat?
17755	Whence came the heat?
17755	Why not?
18763	How is it then that weak waves can produce effects which strong waves are incompetent to produce?
18763	M. Favre, are you coming?"
18763	May it not help to explain their neutrality?
18763	Suppose, then, light- waves, or heat- waves, to impinge upon an assemblage of such molecules, what may be expected to occur?
18763	We remain thus far in the region of fact: why not rest there?
18763	What need be added to it?
10437	Did you ever hear of Jesus''taking medicine Himself, or giving it to others?
10437	Then why should we worry ourselves about sickness and disease? 10437 Can Life die? 10437 Can Love be less than boundless? 10437 Can Truth be uncertain? 10437 Can drugs suddenly cure leprosy? 10437 Can eternity end? 10437 Cold, silent, stately stone, Dirge and song and shoutings low, In thy heart Dwell serene,--and sorrow? 10437 How can we do this christianly scientific work? 10437 I only know How thoughts of you forever cling to me: I wonder how the seasons come and go Beyond the sapphire sea? 10437 If you maintain this position, who or what can cause you to sin or suffer? 10437 Is not a man metaphysically and mathematically number one, a unit, and therefore whole number, governed and protected by his divine Principle, God? 10437 Is the informer one who sees the foe? 10437 Nay, would you not rather strengthen your citadel by every means in your power, and remain within the walls for its defense? 10437 Such being its nature, how can our godly temple possibly be demolished, or even disturbed? 10437 Then what shall we say of the mighty conquest over all sin? 10437 To- day being with you in spirit, what need that I should be present_ in propria persona_? 10437 What had she originated? 10437 What if the old dragon sends forth a new flood, to drown the Christ- idea? 10437 What must the end be? 10437 Who is telling mankind of their foe in ambush? 10437 Who will unite with me in this pure purpose, and faithfully struggle till it be accomplished? 10437 Why should our selfish self longer remain deaf to their cry? 10437 Why this backwardness, since exposure is necessary, to ensure the avoidance of the evil? 10437 Would you rush forth single- handed to combat the foe? 16778 Did you ever hear of Jesus''taking medicine himself, or giving it to others?"
16778	Then why should we worry ourselves about sickness and disease? 16778 Can Life die? 16778 Can Love be less than boundless? 16778 Can Truth be uncertain? 16778 Can drugs suddenly cure leprosy? 16778 Can eternity end? 16778 Cold, silent, stately stone, Dirge and song and shoutings low, In thy heart Dwell serene,--and sorrow? 16778 How can we do this Christianly scientific work? 16778 I only know How thoughts of you forever cling to me: I wonder how the seasons come and go Beyond the sapphire sea? 16778 If you maintain this position, who or what can cause you to sin or suffer? 16778 Is not a man metaphysically and mathematically number one, a unit, and therefore whole number, governed and protected by his divine Principle, God? 16778 Is the informer one who sees the foe? 16778 Nay, would you not rather strengthen your citadel by every means in your power, and remain within the walls for its defense? 16778 Such being its nature, how can our godly temple possibly be demolished, or even disturbed? 16778 What had she originated? 16778 What if the old dragon should send forth a new flood to drown the Christ- idea? 16778 What must the end be? 16778 What shall we say of the mighty conquest over all sin? 16778 Who is telling mankind of the foe in ambush? 16778 Who will unite with me in this pure purpose, and faithfully struggle till it be accomplished? 16778 Why should our selfish self longer remain deaf to their cry? 16778 Why this backwardness, since exposure is necessary to ensure the avoidance of the evil? 16778 Would you rush forth single- handed to combat the foe? 13930 Are the great laws of righteousness once more to be fulfilled? 13930 Are we as nations soon to come under the rule of that great law of death which is itself but part of the great law of life? 13930 Are we to go the way of the older civilizations? 13930 He jumped up and said:Why, what''s the matter?
13930	I believe that we have the Cuban Minister here with us to- night?
13930	Is it your pleasure, Masters of the University?
13930	Is it your pleasure, Reverend Doctors?
13930	Is our time of growth drawing to an end?
13930	May we not presage that still a third time-- most auspicious of numbers-- he may be called upon to take the reins of government?
13930	Or, as the strains mingled, has the new strain dwindled and vanished, from causes as yet obscure?
13930	Placetne igitur Venerabili huic Convocationi ut in virum Honorabilem Theodorum Roosevelt Gradus Doctoris in Iure Civili conferatur honoris causa?
13930	Placetne vobis, Domini Doctores?
13930	Placetne vobis, Magistri?
13930	The Bishop of Ely to you is the Bishop of to- day; but I felt like asking him when I met him this morning,"Where is Hereward the Wake?"
13930	The question must be, Is the right to prevail?
13930	The question must not be merely, Is there to be peace or war?
13930	What is the lesson to us to- day?
10739	And when a man has got hold of any such idea what is there that he will not do?
10739	But it is superfluity that Avarice brings in its train, and when was superfluity ever unwelcome?
10739	But what is the use of it?
10739	Does he fail to see that there are many who would act like them if only they could?
10739	Ethics asks: What are the duties towards others which justice imposes upon us?
10739	For what is our civilised world but a big masquerade?
10739	For with all the material prosperity of the country what do we find?
10739	How is it that there is such a thing as qualitative diversity, especially in ethical matters?
10739	How is it that we get a Tiberius, a Caligula, a Carcalla, a Domitian, a Nero; and on the other hand, the Antonines, Titus, Hadrian, Nerva?
10739	How shall a man be proud, when his conception is a crime, his birth a penalty, his life a labour, and death a necessity!--_ Quid superbit homo?
10739	Is this because we recognise all happiness to be a delusion, or an impediment to true welfare?
10739	Or does the reader actually suppose there are no people in the world as bad as Robespierre, Napoleon, or other murderers?
10739	Or have I fallen into an error the opposite of that in which Leibnitz fell with his_ identitas indiscernibilium_?
10739	The Law of Nature asks: What need I not submit to from others?
10739	The truth of such stories has, however, no bearing at all on the question, What do we mean by reason?
10739	To what purpose is it played, this farce in which everything that is essential is irrevocably fixed and determined?
10739	Who, then, can say where precaution against disaster begins to be exaggerated?
10739	[ 1] Can any one imagine that the tailor and the tanner would be impartial judges?
10739	and does not the same hold good of the affairs of ordinary life?
10739	in other words, What must I render?
10739	that is, What must I suffer?
1706	''How short?'' 1706 ''I have full faith in your revelations of the future: what say you of my pilgrimage in this life-- is it short or long?'' 1706 But if his power is infinite, why should not a greater, rather than a very small, part of it be revealed to me? 1706 But immediately we are met with the question: Why do no great original investigators appear during all these later centuries? 1706 But to whom? 1706 Could it be that it was the glass, and not the mercury, that caused it? 1706 For how could such a man be poor when, with a piece of metal and a few grains of magic powder, he was able to provide himself with gold? 1706 How could it be expected that science should flourish when the greatest minds of the age could concern themselves with problems such as these? 1706 How is this flight of the stone to be explained? 1706 How should we fare to- day if no new scientific books were being produced, and if the records of former generations were destroyed? 1706 How, otherwise, could they have prolonged their lives to nine and a half centuries? 1706 I asked myself if there were no such thing as a teacher in medicine, where could I learn this art best? 1706 May not this so- called centripetal force be identical with terrestrial gravitation? 1706 The question was, what became of it all? 1706 They disputed such important questions as, How many angels can stand upon the point of a needle? 1706 Would such be the force of gravitation acting at the distance of the moon if the power of gravitation varies inversely as the square of the distance? 18807 A madman?"
18807	And who is Bonaparte?
18807	But,_ Herr_ Bathurst,I asked,"how could that affect the situation in Europe?
18807	How would you like to take a little trip in to Berlin? 18807 What does Hartenstein want done?"
18807	Does your excellency wonder, then, that I want no part of this business?
18807	He stared at me as though I had asked him,"Who is the Lord Jehovah?"
18807	I looked at them for a moment, unable to credit my eyes, and then I spoke to them in German, saying,"Where the devil''s my coach- and- four?"
18807	I said to him,"I am the innkeeper; what cause have you to call me a rogue, sir?"
18807	Madman, eh?
18807	Tell me the truth, lieutenant; am I under arrest for anything?"
18807	Unrealistic beliefs, says Hartenstein?
18807	What diplomat has n''t?"
18807	What do you think should be done about giving the body burial?
18807	You are, are n''t you?"
18460	And Hradzka has returned to a time when such immunity did not exist? 18460 But would they recognize him as the cause of the calamity he brings among them?"
18460	Does revenge mean so much to you, then?
18460	So he is gone, Kradzy Zago?
18460	So? 18460 The machine will take him out of our space- time continuum, or back to a time when this planet was a swirling cloud of flaming gas?"
18460	Who has not? 18460 You mean...?"
18460	You mean...?
18460	And you let him go?"
18460	But was there any such isolated community?
18460	But would that not be to his advantage?"
18460	By you?"
18460	Tell me, General; if a man should appear now, out of nowhere, spreading a strange and horrible plague wherever he went, what would you do?"
18460	Then you would say that those radiations are still deadly-- to the non- immune?"
18460	Then, apparently changing the subject, Kradzy Zago asked:"Tell me, Zarvas Pol; have you never heard the legends of the Deadly Radiations?"
18460	You know how atomic energy was first used?
1708	Are we justified in thinking that it ought to be the same in regard to the microbe of anthrax?
1708	But by what miracle have such documents been preserved through all these centuries?
1708	But does histology give any clew to the way in which such isolation may be effected?
1708	By what process could such selection be brought about among creatures in a state of nature?
1708	It was something to feel sure that species have varied; but how have such variations been brought about?
1708	Now, how has this been accomplished?
1708	That, too, is a poet''s dream; but is it only a dream?
1708	The flight of arrow- heads on wall or slab or tiny brick have surely a meaning; but how shall we guess that meaning?
1708	There exist many mucedines( Mucedinae?)
1708	Therefore, how can we experiment with the action of the air upon the anthrax virus with any expectation of making it less virulent?
1708	These must be words; but what words?
1708	What is it that happens in these eight days at 43 degrees that suffices to take away the virulence of the bacteria?
1708	What offices do these sets of organs perform in the great labor- specializing aggregation of cells which we call a living organism?
1708	What, then, does this imply?
1708	Whence came that primordial organism whose transmuted descendants make up the existing faunas and floras of the globe?
1708	Who can tell but that in time this pure air may become a fashionable article in luxury?...
1708	Why may not the modification of parts go on along devious lines until the remote descendants of an organism are utterly unlike that organism?
1708	Why may we not thus account for the development of various species of beings all sprung from one parent stock?
1708	Yet, on the other hand, could Darwin honorably do otherwise than publish his friend''s paper and himself remain silent?
16671	Are ye not of much more value then they?
16671	Is it opposed to absolute security to attack the line with driving wheels? 16671 About this he says: Is the locomotive proposed by M. Estrade under abnormal conditions as to weight and adhesion? 16671 But how much had this success been prepared by long and conscientious labors that cede in nothing to it in importance? 16671 Cost? 16671 Do they remain true? 16671 Here then was the cup or calyx of a definite vorticellan form changing into(?) 16671 How much would the best one he could make cost? 16671 In fact, is it not a pretty difficult thing to find one that is not cut, and is this because they are overloaded? 16671 Is it an uncommon thing to see the ways of a planer that has run any length of time cut? 16671 Is it necessary even in a planing machine of forty feet length of bed and a thirty foot table? 16671 Is the principle right? 16671 It now becomes a question-- What other types of timber diseases shall be described? 16671 No matter whether it can or can not, is it not the thing wanted, and if so, is it not an object worth striving for? 16671 Should they? 16671 The first important question we have to answer is, What do we mean by a poison? 16671 Where can better concrete be found than that which has set under water? 16671 Who that has ever sojourned in this province can wonder that Goethe''s Mignon should have ardently desired a return to these sunny regions? 16671 Why not hook the tool carriage on the side of the clamping structure, and thus dispense with one of the frames altogether? 16671 Why should yellow phosphorus be an active poison and red phosphorus be inert? 16734 Above error''s awful din, blackness, and chaos, the voice of Truth still calls:''Adam, where art thou?
16734	When will the error of believing that there is life in matter, and that sin, sickness, and death are creations of God, be unmasked? 16734 Am I a believer in spiritualism? 16734 Art thou still unacquainted with thyself? 16734 Consciousness, where art thou? 16734 Do you not feel bound to expose this conspiracy, and so to save man from it? 16734 Does the faithful shepherd forsake the lambs,--retaining his salary for tending the home flock while he is serving another fold? 16734 FAITH- CURE It is often asked, Why are faith- cures sometimes more speedy than some of the cures wrought through Christian Scientists? 16734 I then left the room, went to my mother, and once more asked her if she had summoned me? 16734 Material sense asks, in its ignorance of Science,When will the raging of the material elements cease?"
16734	Material sense saith,"Oh, when will my sufferings cease?
16734	Mehitable then said sharply,"Why do n''t you go?
16734	PLAGIARISM The various forms of book- borrowing without credit spring from this ill- concealed question in mortal mind, Who shall be greatest?
16734	Then I would say,"Mother, who_ did_ call me?
16734	What do you mean?"
16734	What has this hillside priest, this seaside teacher, done for the human race?
16734	What is life?
16734	What is termed mortal and material existence is graphically defined by Calderon, the famous Spanish poet, who wrote,-- What is life?
16734	When will it be understood that matter has no intelligence, life, nor sensation, and that the opposite belief is the prolific source of all suffering?
16734	Where did Jesus deliver this great lesson-- or, rather, this series of great lessons-- on humanity and divinity?
16734	Where is God?
16734	Where then is the necessity for recreation or procreation?"
16734	Who can feel and comprehend the needs of her babe like the ardent mother?
16734	Who is willing to be subjected to such an influence?
16734	Why withhold my name, while appropriating my language and ideas, but give credit when citing from the works of other authors?
16734	With tears of joy flooding her eyes-- for she was a mother-- one of them said,"Did you hear my daughter sing?
19029	But what weapon could do this? 19029 Did the men of Erb, even in the old chronicles fight with weapons such as would make a desert of glass?
19029	Did the turbi blossom fade when pulled out?
19029	How can you tell when that branch first dipped into the lake? 19029 How?
19029	We go--?
19029	What is it--?
19029	Where do they lead, Guardian of the Dark?
19029	Who are you who dare to tread the forgotten ways and rouse from slumber the Guardian of the Chasms?
19029	Why not? 19029 And what of the barbarians, who, ruthless and cruel as they seemed by the standards of Memphir, were indeed men? 19029 But the fashioners of her suit had probably never known of the living lake and what if she had no defense against the strange properties of the water? 19029 But what made this--?
19029	Could one have come from the other, was she of the blood and heritage of Lur?
19029	Could she doubt that His Protection was with her now?
19029	Did you expect a serpent?
19029	Had Lur suggested it, or had that wild thought been hers alone?
19029	Look at this man, is he not like the men of Memphir-- as they were in the olden days of the city''s greatness?"
19029	No human on Erb, this one had said, and yet were there not her own people, the ones who had built Memphir?
19029	Whence had they come then, the men of Memphir and the ancestors of the barbarian hordes?
17029	And perform surgery in the kitchen?
17029	Ask?
17029	Did you have a good night, Maxes?
17029	Gon na make any resolutions?
17029	Got any New Year''s resolutions, Tony?
17029	Got any* other* plans for the next year, Maxes?
17029	How can you* sleep* on* speed*, Maxes?
17029	How''s the knee?
17029	Maestro, if you would?
17029	Maybe we could get a doc to come here?
17029	So what''s on the Yuletide agenda, Tony?
17029	So, how you been?
17029	Stude, nice day, how''s it?
17029	Take it in trade?
17029	That right? 17029 That''s* it*?"
17029	What kinda project?
17029	What''s the caption?
17029	What''s this?
17029	Y''okay?
17029	You all ready?
17029	You?
17029	Your Dad, he musta been some pain in the ass, huh?
17029	* Where you been, Tony?
17029	Anything illegal?"
17029	Are we joining the bugout UN or are we going to be vapourised?
17029	Been to a doctor yet?"
17029	But it was nice to see the folks, you know?
17029	Everything must go, moving sale, you know?"
17029	Got a permit for the solvent?"
17029	How''s the brain?"
17029	Howbout you?"
17029	Nice day for it, yeah?"
17029	That''s unusual-- who thinks that the people in the coffins are a sexy demographic?
17029	Tradesies?
17029	What is this?"
17029	What to do?"
17029	Where the frick is Stude?
17029	Why do n''t you go watch some TV or something?"
17029	Whyfor the solvent?
17029	Wo n''t go take your medicine, Maxes?"
17029	You''re wastin''my time, lookin''for bootleg solvent, looking for trade and no cash?
17029	You?"
19180	5.--SORGHUM MOLASSES.--How can I separate the molasses from the sugar, in sorghum sugar mush, to make a dry merchantable sugar?
19180	6.--FLUX FOR ALUMINUM.--Will some of your readers tell me, through your columns, the best flux to use in melting and mixing aluminum and copper?
19180	And now, to what extent does the reader suppose this dependence exists?
19180	But it can be carded, and if the Chinese can make excellent silk goods from it, why can not we?
19180	Did the wasp anticipate this fact, and therefore carry off the anterior part first?
19180	How can I make some money?
19180	How can we hope to obtain a correct solution when he rubs out one of the terms of the equation?
19180	It is a quick way, but is it correct?
19180	We said to ourselves,"can it be possible that_ Engineering_ is about to experience the new birth, to undergo regeneration, and a baptism of fire?"
19180	What is inertia?
19180	What is the price per hundred pounds, and where can they be procured?
19180	What then is the advantage, if any, of rubber- tired wheels?
19180	Why are not companies formed in other States for this purpose?
19180	With such accumulation of sediment and deposit, is it any wonder that sheets are burned?
15468	But what is_ intilt_?
15468	Have n''t I been tellin''ye what''s intilt?
15468	What have we got to pay?
15468	--"Who built her?
15468	A penny a week at a school, and what can be gained?
15468	But how could this vegetable matter ever accumulate in such masses as to make beds of coal of such vast extent, some not less than 30 feet thick?
15468	But what has proved to be the result?
15468	Did the Almighty consult engineers, or take soundings and levels, or ask the laws of Nature if He could or would succeed?
15468	Does not all this show what science applied to art has done?
15468	Does not this show that His mercy is over all His works?
15468	Does not this speak volumes for the wealth and energy of Glasgow?
15468	Has this been done without labour?
15468	Have not these improvements shown what means of communication do for body and mind?
15468	How many times was this question asked before Science could return an answer?
15468	How was this accomplished?
15468	I am always asking"What''s intilt?"
15468	I had last year the pleasure of a cruise in the Trinity yacht"Galatea,"and does not she speak volumes for what can be done by your citizens?
15468	If beyond this ten hours, we grumble, and ask guards, porters,& c., at the various stations,"What has made the train so late to- day?"
15468	In conclusion,--What have science and art done for us?
15468	Is it not a shame so to waste your time?"
15468	Is not this very much in keeping with our growth in communication?
15468	Now what did this widow cast in?
15468	The question I put in a wider reference is the question of the Englishman, as expressed in the Scotchwoman''s dialect, What''s intilt?
15468	Then, again, it may be asked:"Who engined these ships?"
15468	This he did in a scientific way, however, as an aunt of his said to him one day:"Do you know what you have been doing?
15468	Was it Napier, or Thomson, or Tod, or M''Gregor, or Randolph& Elder, or Caird, or Denny of Dumbarton, or Cunliff& Dunlop?"
15468	Was not James Watt born here?
15468	What does it bring into play?
15468	What should we now be without, I may say, any one of them?
15468	What, however, would he be without the aid of art?
15468	Who knows what treasures may yet lie hidden in neglected fields, or to what untold wealth the human family may one day fall heir?
15468	exclaimed Grimaldi, greatly terrified,"what''s that?"
15468	what could have produced this singular- looking, black, inflammable rock?
18342	And perhaps say a few words for telecast? 18342 Are you there, Lee?"
18342	But who launched it, then? 18342 Could they have built an ICBM with a thermonuclear warhead in secret?"
18342	Could you spare a few minutes to talk to the press?
18342	Do n''t you think I''ve been tormenting myself with that question for the last fifteen years?
18342	How''s the wind?
18342	I mean, about this being like the one at Auburn?
18342	Is everything checked, gentlemen?
18342	Lee, were you serious?
18342	Then what was the purpose of this experiment, Doctor Richardson?
18342	There, now, Lee; do you need anything else to convince you that this is n''t a weapon project?
18342	Was n''t that all any of them were? 18342 Well, wo n''t it be annihilated by contact with atmosphere?"
18342	What kind of radiation are you getting?
18342	What-- What has Auburn to do--?
18342	What? 18342 You believe me when I tell you that?"
18342	You saw it fall, did n''t you?
18342	You think this was the same thing?
18342	You''ve been thinking about that, lately, have n''t you?
18342	Are the balloons and the drone planes ready?"
18342	Are you ready?"
18342	Does n''t any of this sort of matter exist in nature?"
18342	If it had hit around Leningrad or Moscow or Kharkov, who would you have blamed it on?"
18342	In the end, they all went down along with us, but what criminal ever expects to fall?"
18342	Nothing else?
18342	Was there any possibility that negative- proton matter might be used as a weapon?
18342	We might have rocketed it into escape velocity and let it blow up in space, away from the Moon or any of the artificial satellites, but why waste it?
18342	What time is it?"
18342	the Russian asked, and then, timidly:"Was that what you were dreaming of?"
16624	Have I not chosen you twelve, and one of you_ is a devil_?
16624	If God so clothe the grass of the field,... shall He not much more clothe you, O ye of little faith?
16624	Are frozen dogmas, persistent persecution, and the doctrine of eternal damnation, from above?
16624	Are the dews of divine Truth, falling on the sick and sinner, to heal them, from beneath?
16624	HAS MAN A SOUL?
16624	HAS MAN A SOUL?
16624	Has Truth, as demonstrated by Jesus, reappeared?
16624	IS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BLASPHEMOUS?
16624	IS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BLASPHEMOUS?
16624	IS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FROM BENEATH, AND NOT FROM ABOVE?
16624	IS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE FROM BENEATH, AND NOT FROM ABOVE?
16624	IS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE OF THE SAME LINEAGE AS SPIRITUALISM OR THEOSOPHY?
16624	IS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PANTHEISTIC?
16624	IS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PANTHEISTIC?
16624	IS MAN A PERSON?
16624	IS MAN A PERSON?
16624	IS SIN FORGIVEN?
16624	IS THERE A PERSONAL DEITY?
16624	IS THERE A PERSONAL DEITY?
16624	IS THERE A PERSONAL DEVIL?
16624	IS THERE A PERSONAL DEVIL?
16624	IS THERE ANY SUCH THING AS SIN?
16624	IS THERE ANY SUCH THING AS SIN?
16624	IS THERE NO INTERCESSORY PRAYER?
16624	IS THERE NO INTERCESSORY PRAYER?
16624	IS THERE NO SACRIFICIAL ATONEMENT?
16624	IS THERE NO SACRIFICIAL ATONEMENT?
16624	Is not this a disparagement of the person of man and a denial of God''s power?
16624	Is this pantheistic statement sound theology,--that Soul is in matter, and the immortal part of man a sinner?
16624	Jesus said,"For which of these works do ye stone me?"
16624	SHOULD CHRISTIANS BEWARE OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE?
16624	SHOULD CHRISTIANS BEWARE OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE?
16624	What but silent prayer can meet the demand,"Pray without ceasing"?
16624	Which of the two is the more important to gain,--the literal or the moral sense of the word_ devil_,--in order to cast out this devil?
16624	Who can say what the absolute personality of God or man is?
16624	Who living hath seen God or a perfect man?
16624	as much as to ask, Is it the work most derided and envied that is most acceptable to God?
13423	Am I to understand, then,said I,"that a condition of perfect happiness prevails on Mars?"
13423	How can such a thing be possible?
13423	How is it possible?
13423	I am glad to see you at any time, and now, how can I be of service to you?
13423	What is it, dearest?
13423	And what was the reason of this unexpected visit?
13423	And yet as I pictured his handsome, almost beautiful face, there was still another face I had seen-- but where?
13423	Are we by a miracle saved from the death that had engulfed us, or is this the strange meeting of our souls after death?"
13423	At once I was seized with an intense excitement; could it be possible that my apparatus was responding to waves mysteriously projected from Mars?
13423	But what proof was there to give them that this was so?
13423	But what was the reason of this hasty departure at such an hour?
13423	Could any of them compare with my Martian love?
13423	Did not explorers, some years ago, have this in mind, when they attempted to reach the nearest moon?
13423	Did not the lilies of the field receive the tribute of Christ?
13423	Do you not realize the grief this instrument has brought into our lives?
13423	Do you think we shall ever reach our world again?
13423	Have you partaken of the sweetness so deeply, that you fail to perceive the bitterness that lies beneath?
13423	How could I arrive on Mars totally unprepared to meet the conditions?
13423	How could I wait for days inactive, without seeing or even hearing from my friend in Mars?
13423	How could a Martian know a language evolved here on Earth?
13423	If not, why had the glow and shadow faded from the film at the same instant that Mars disappeared above the window frame?
13423	If so, what were the words-- what language?
13423	Is not this melody of flowers direct from God''s own hand, Zarlah?
13423	Is our love forbidden, that we should be thus pursued by these terrible dangers?"
13423	Personally I had ample proof that the image was that of a Martian, but what instant proof could I give a jeering crowd?
13423	To what further extremes of temperature and mediums were we to be subjected?
13423	Was it possible that this was his voice, speaking French from a distance of millions of miles as clearly as if he were in the room?
13423	Was it strange that I stood aghast, as my mind slowly comprehended the enormous distance which that voice had traversed almost instantaneously?
13423	Was the whole thing then a delusion of an overwrought mind?
13423	What could be the reason for this perilous journey?
13423	What mattered it to me whether we ever reached Mars or not?
13423	What wonderfully effective yet simple truth would not He have heard in this surpassing melody?
13423	Who could it be?
13423	Would not the face of Helen-- that which"launched a thousand ships"at Troy-- have paled into insignificance beside it?
13423	You are late in returning, are you not?"
18632	And after that, your guest historian comes on; how much time will he be allowed?
18632	Are you sure?
18632	But how will we get the audience to accept it? 18632 Ees zees a concept original weet you?"
18632	Has somebody invented a time machine?
18632	How''s this sound?
18632	Huh?
18632	Sounds like it, does n''t it? 18632 Think he might be somebody up your alley, Colonel?"
18632	Well, how could you present that?
18632	What do you mean?
18632	What do you think, Professor?
18632	What goes on?
18632	Where the hell do you suppose he got that suit?
18632	You mean it''s just time? 18632 You mean, zings sometimes,''ow- you- say, leak in from one of zees ozzer worlds?
18632	Zees--''ow you say-- zees alternate probabeelitay; eet ees a theory zhenerally accept''een zees countree?
18632	Zen eet ees zhenerally accept''by zee scienteest''?
18632	Zen you believe zat zeese ozzer world of zee alternate probabeelitay, zey exist?
18632	And did you catch his accent?"
18632	But how could it be handled any other way?
18632	Good God, are we going to talk about that?"
18632	How could you figure out just what the difference would have been?"
18632	That''s Henry the Seventh, not Henry the Eighth?
18632	The man in the club- car who got off at Harrisburg; did you know him?"
18632	There''d be some differences at the time, but over the years would n''t they all cancel out?"
18632	Why?"
18632	You''re going to end this show you were talking about with a shot of Columbus wading up to the beach with an English flag, are n''t you?"
18632	Zat has been known to''appen?"
17027	Bill does n''t want you to, huh?
17027	Bill?
17027	Did I say I was glad you came? 17027 Did you get him drunk?"
17027	Did you see me catch them? 17027 Did you talk to Orville?"
17027	He did n''t say how Orville found out?
17027	He took that well, do n''t you think?
17027	Hey, mister,he said,"how about some three- color swirl, with sprinkles?"
17027	How are you enjoying your stay, boys?
17027	Is anybody_ hungry_?
17027	Joe has n''t returned yet?
17027	Joe?
17027	Should n''t Bill go along if you''re meeting with Orville?
17027	That little prick? 17027 Then we should tell him?"
17027	What about Joe?
17027	What about him?
17027	What did the Imagineer want? 17027 When will I have a son of my own?"
17027	Where are the sons?
17027	Where''s Bill today? 17027 Why did n''t he invite me?"
17027	Why do you always think there''s trouble? 17027 Wonderful, right?
17027	Workin''hard?
17027	Yes?
17027	You boys like rollercoasters?
17027	Bill said,"This will keep him out of trouble?"
17027	Bill said,"Why not?"
17027	Butterscotch?
17027	Can you remember how proud he was of us?
17027	Co- workers?"
17027	Do you see where I''m going with this?"
17027	Fudge?
17027	He reached for the nipple that dispensed the sprinkles, but before he turned its spigot, he said,"Are you sure you do n''t want a dip, too?
17027	How proud he was of himself?
17027	Is there a doctor here I can take him to?"
17027	Is there trouble?"
17027	Orville said,"Is everything working out all right for you?
17027	Shifts OK?
17027	Strawberry?"
17027	The eldest, a towheaded kid near the upper age range, said,"Mister, we have n''t got any money-- what do these cost?"
17027	The youngest started vibrating with excitement, and the middle looked pensive, and then to the eldest said,"Sounds good, huh, Tom?"
17027	What name should I put the reservation under?"
17027	What was father thinking?"
11136	Which was the most necessary, society already formed to invent languages, or languages already invented to form society?
11136	And had he presumed to exact it on pretense of defending them, would he not have immediately received the answer in the apologue?
11136	And how often perhaps has not every one of these secrets perished with the discoverer?
11136	And which is aptest to become insupportable to those who enjoy it, a civil or a natural life?
11136	Had he a hatchet, would his hand so easily snap off from an oak so stout a branch?
11136	Had he a horse, would he with such swiftness shoot along the plain?
11136	Had he a ladder, would he run so nimbly up a tree?
11136	Had he a sling, would it dart a stone to so great a distance?
11136	How many ages perhaps revolved, before men beheld any other fire but that of the heavens?
11136	How many different accidents must have concurred to make them acquainted with the most common uses of this element?
11136	How often have they let it go out, before they knew the art of reproducing it?
11136	In fact, what is generosity, what clemency, what humanity, but pity applied to the weak, to the guilty, or to the human species in general?
11136	Is it not, because he thus returns to his primitive condition?
11136	Of what service can beauty be, where there is no love?
11136	Was a deer to be taken?
11136	Was ever any free savage known to have been so much as tempted to complain of life, and lay violent hands on himself?
11136	What anguish must he not suffer at his not being able to assist the fainting mother or the expiring infant?
11136	What equivalent could he have offered them for so fine a privilege?
11136	What horrible emotions must not such a spectator experience at the sight of an event which does not personally concern him?
11136	What progress could mankind make in the forests, scattered up and down among the other animals?
11136	What therefore is precisely the subject of this discourse?
11136	What will wit avail people who do n''t speak, or craft those who have no affairs to transact?
11136	What worse treatment can we expect from an enemy?
11136	Who traced it out for you, another might object, and what right have you to expect payment at our expense for doing that we did not oblige you to do?
11136	Why is man alone subject to dotage?
19666	18_ Is there no matter?_ All is Mind.
19666	21_ Is healing the sick the whole of Science?_ Healing physical sickness is the smallest part of Chris- tian Science.
19666	9 The material body is not the likeness of Spirit; hence it is not the truth of being, but the likeness of error?
19666	9_ Do you mean by this that God is a person?_ The word person affords a large margin for misappre- hension, as well as definition.
19666	As power divine is the healer, why should 21 mortals concern themselves with the chemistry of food?
19666	Has not the truth in Christian Science met a response 12 from Prof. S. P. Langley, the young American astronomer?
19666	Which testimony is correct?
19666	Why?
19666	_ By the individuality of God, do you mean that God has_ 24_ a finite form?_ No.
19666	_ Is God the Principle of all science, or only of Divine or_ 6_ Christian Science?_ Science is Mind manifested.
19666	_ Is man material or spiritual?_ In Science, man is the manifest reflection of God, per- 9 feet and immortal Mind.
19666	_ Is there more than one school of scientific healing?_ In reality there is, and can be, but one school of the 15 Science of Mind- healing.
19666	_ What is the Principle of Christian Science?_ It is God, the Supreme Being, infinite and immortal 6 Mind, the Soul of man and the universe.
19338	And if I may ask, what is your name, and what business have you with them?
19338	And when there is not, what? 19338 Are n''t you getting just a little above yourself, old man, calling the Prince Salsavadran and the Lord Dranigrastan by their familiar names?"
19338	Are you going to let us have it?
19338	Are you truly from the Stars?
19338	Do you think we''d throw it away as soon as we got tired looking at it?
19338	Has Yorn Nazvik''s ship, the_ Issa_, been here lately?
19338	How long ago do you think it was that the Ice- Father was born?
19338	If it costs us that much, you''ll believe that we''ll take care of it, wo n''t you?
19338	Old Keeper was n''t so smart, after all, was he? 19338 Tell me, Keeper,"Salvadro said at length,"how much do you know about the Crown?
19338	To show you how we''ll value this, we''ll give you... how much is a thousand imperials in trade- tokens, Dranigo?
19338	Want us to lift you down?
19338	You brought it with you? 19338 You have business with Nazvik?"
19338	Your friend''s name is Dranigo?
19338	But could he?
19338	But did n''t you believe that we were coming?"
19338	Do you think that might be Britain?"
19338	Have you heard of it?"
19338	Hungry?"
19338	Or might they be fighting among themselves?
19338	This world is Terra, the Mother- World; did n''t you know that, Keeper?
19338	Well, and so?
19338	Where did it come from; who made it; who were the first Keepers?"
19338	Who will care for the Crown then?"
19338	Who, indeed?
19338	Will it be laid on your pyre, so that it may end with you?"
19338	Would you show it to us, Keeper?
18641	And if I do n''t cooperate with you?
18641	And just where am I?
18641	And look for no more?
18641	Any of the rest of you lads get out?
18641	Bring home any souvenirs?
18641	Captain Benson? 18641 Exactly the same time and place?"
18641	Gregory?
18641	Have you been finding time to take lessons on that thing? 18641 How could that happen?
18641	How do I kill him?
18641	How does he enforce them, without violence, actual or threatened?
18641	Just who are you people?
18641	What happened; the Cardinals conquer the world? 18641 What the devil''s that?"
18641	Where do I stand, now?
18641	Where do you start fitting me into it?
18641	Why, Anthony?
18641	Wise things, or stupid ones?
18641	And what age- group spends the most money in this country for soft- drinks?"
18641	And what can we do?
18641	As for your question,''Where am I?''
18641	But why ca n''t any of you do it?
18641	Even with a changed charter, how did one man get all the powers into his hands?"
18641	Extreme Rightist?"
18641	For instance, who won the war I was fighting in, before you grabbed me and brought me here?
18641	I really do n''t understand how it happened....""Well, what''s he been doing with his power?"
18641	I''m not the only one you snatched, I take it?"
18641	I''ve got to get back to Division, myself; what''s the best way?"
18641	If you ask,''When and where am I?''
18641	Or, if it''s too risky, at least somebody from your own time?
18641	Psychology is a madhouse of... what was the old word, licentiousness?
18641	Suppose I cooperate with you; what''s in it for me?"
18641	The Commies?"
18641	The Guide?
18641	What do you do about the fact that a time- jump seems to make me pass out?"
18641	Why me?"
18641	You know what year this is, Bill?"
18641	You remember that old political novel of Orwell''s, written about forty years ago?
18641	You remember those sheets of onion- skin in that envelope?"
17026	And how do you locate these?
17026	But where are these? 17026 But_ why_?"
17026	Do you know how he made his stake?
17026	Do you think I might accompany you some day?
17026	Fifty, huh?
17026	He''s a picker?
17026	How much would you like for the collection?
17026	How much?
17026	I do n''t suppose you''d take forty?
17026	I do n''t suppose you''d want to sell it, would you?
17026	I got twenty from the space cowboy, I got twenty, sir will you say thirty?
17026	I have two-- do I have any other bids from the floor? 17026 Nice piece, huh?"
17026	Really?
17026	Silly, huh?
17026	Ten bucks?
17026	There was n''t anything else like it, was there?
17026	Twenty dollars?
17026	Want to get together for dinner beforehand? 17026 Was that an extee driving?"
17026	Well, what do you know? 17026 What are these, Jerry?"
17026	What do they want with any of it? 17026 What is a craphound?"
17026	What the hell is some extee going to do with a fairground?
17026	What''s going on, Eva?
17026	What?
17026	Who? 17026 Yeah?
17026	You going to the auction tomorrow night?
17026	You sell them on Queen Street? 17026 You''re a pro, right?"
17026	You''re all leaving?
17026	_ What_?
17026	About that Indian stuff-- what do you figure you''d get for it at a Queen Street boutique?"
17026	Any other bids?
17026	Any words of wisdom?"
17026	Can I give you a hand getting this to your car?"
17026	Does n''t that beat all?
17026	Does n''t that beat everything?
17026	How''s the uke?"
17026	I called him to ask if he minded my putting his cowboy things in the sale, and you know what?
17026	I guess I''m hooked, eh?"
17026	May I sit with you?"
17026	Next Saturday?
17026	Thirty dollars for this old mess?"
17026	What could he possibly want with the stuff?"
17026	What''s he go after?"
17026	Who is allowed to make them?"
17026	Will you say two- ten, sir?"
17026	You know what the extee took in trade?
17026	You''re into cowboy things, huh?"
17026	Your finds, I mean?"
17026	_ Maybe it''s his middle name?_"I''m Jerry."
17026	_ Scott?_ I thought wildly.
16614	161 OTHER MINDS THAN OURS?
16614	186 How far willl these effects resemble the double canals of Mars?
16614	191 In what way now can we apply this knowledge of the curves described by a satellite as a test of the lunar origin of the lines on Mars?
16614	200 Then the angel flung up his glorious hands to the heaven of heavens, saying"End is there none to the universe of God?
16614	233 For what are the conditions attending the passage of the ray in a medium such as mica?
16614	66 GENERAL DYNAMIC CONDITIONS ATTENDING ANIMATE ACTIONS What is the actual dynamic attitude of the primary organic engine-- the vegetable organism?
16614	And the question suggested itself with new force: why the abundance of life and its unending activity?
16614	At this lecture a discussion arose out of a question addressed to our teacher:"How is it we can skate on ice and on no other substance?"
16614	But how is the water conveyed?
16614	But what is the effect of this energy?
16614	But whence came such bodies?
16614	Can no fundamental reason be given for the urgency and aggressiveness of life?
16614	Could we melt the whole of the ice in this manner?
16614	Do we know more than these vague facts?
16614	Does the essentially material hypothesis of Kant and Laplace account for an infinite past as thinkably as it accounts for the infinite future?
16614	Finally, we may ask what about the reliability of the maps?
16614	For what are the principles underlying the proper construction of the skate?
16614	For why not find an actinium halo?
16614	For why should ice which is at-3 ° C. melt when its melting point is-2 ° C.?
16614	How may the emanation be obtained?
16614	If his arguments are correct we have at once an answer to our question,"Are there other minds than ours?"
16614	In what respects do the phenomena of our universe present the appearance of simultaneous phenomena?
16614	Is it not possible that more than once in the remote past Mars may have encountered one of these wanderers?
16614	Is it not yet cooled down to the constant temperature of its surroundings?
16614	Is there, then, no end to the universe of stars?"
16614	It may 290 be put thus:--If present events are merely one stage in an infinite progress, why is not the present stage long ago passed over?
16614	Now what bearing has this series of transmutations 245 upon medical science?
16614	Now what will determine the more conspicuous development of a particular canal?
16614	Now, how can we get a supply of this valuable element Radium C?
16614	Shall Time''s best jewel from Time''s chest lie hid?"
16614	Suppose we had nothing but solid ice in the vessel at starting, would the experiment result in the same way?
16614	Suppose we now suddenly remove the pressure; what will happen?
16614	To what actions, then, is so great a potency of the 30 circulating water to be traced?
16614	To what are the changing properties of the rays near the end of their path to be ascribed?
16614	To what is this so marked deficiency of soda to be ascribed?
16614	To what, then, is the retardation of the lower parts of the folds, their overthrow, above, to the north, and their_ déferlement_, to be ascribed?
16614	What amount of stress will he exert upon the crust of Mars when he approaches within, say, 40 miles of the planet''s surface?
16614	What are they?
16614	What are we to conclude?
16614	What is meant by this?
16614	What is the effect of this on the temperature at the base of the normal layer depressed beneath this load?
16614	What is the finer silt we have washed off?
16614	What then is the picture we have before us according to Lowell?
16614	What, then, hinders the initial recombination in the solid?
16614	Where can it get this heat?
16614	Whither have so many deeds of men so often passed away, why live they nowhere embodied in lasting records of fame?
16614	Why is this?
16614	Why is this?
16614	Will such a stress actually tear open the crust?
16614	_ Other Minds than Ours_?
16942	''Shall not the Judge of all the earth do right?''
16942	''Why should it be thought a thing incredible with you that God should raise the dead?''
16942	And is it not probable that the materialistic position( discredited even by philosophy) is due simply to custom and want of imagination?
16942	Are you highly intellectual?
16942	But how if I attempt to think of such a series as antecedent to_ all_ actions throughout the universe...?
16942	But the answer always should be to move the ulterior question-- what is the nature of natural causation?
16942	But, observe, it is not one and the same thing to ask, Is the will entirely determined from without?
16942	Else why the inextinguishable instincts?
16942	Given the facts of heredity, variation, struggle for existence, and the consequent survival of the fittest, what follows?
16942	Hence the whole controversy ought to be seen by both sides to resolve itself into this-- is or is not the will determined by_ x_?
16942	How do you know?
16942	If He did not know, why should He, if He had previously''emptied Himself''of omniscience?
16942	If determined from without, is there any room for freedom, in the sense required for saving the doctrine of moral responsibility?
16942	If it is said that they in turn were determined by the outcome of previous systems, how about these systems?
16942	If the''first Man''was allegorical, why not the''second''?
16942	Is it phenomenal or ontological; ultimate or derivative?
16942	Is it said that there are compensating enjoyments?
16942	Is it satisfactory?
16942	Or are you but a peasant in your parish church, with knowledge of little else than your Bible?
16942	Or how can it be said that, in point of fact, there_ has_ been a waste, or_ has_ been a sacrifice?
16942	Or if form were supposed necessary for man as distinguished from God, that he was to be an angel?
16942	The important question for us is, Has God spoken through the medium of our religious instincts?
16942	The question is only: Is such a process_ per se_ incompatible with the hypothesis of design?
16942	The question is, Are these facts of adaptation_ per se_ sufficient evidence of design as their cause?
16942	What then is he to do?
16942	What, then, is the value of the inference?
16942	Why was it not said that the''soul''alone should survive as a disembodied''spirit''?
16942	Will the teleologist maintain that this selective process is itself indicative of special design?
16942	_ from without_?
16942	and Is the will entirely determined by natural causation(_ x_)?
16942	is or is not mechanical causation''the outward and visible form of an inward and spiritual grace''?
16942	moral, aesthetic, religious faculties)?
18866	( 11)"Enterprise"asks: What part of its volume will iron expand in passing from a temperature of 60 ° to melting temperature?
18866	( 13) L. E. M. asks: What is the best method of keeping fine guns from rusting, and what oil should be used?
18866	( 14) A. H. B. asks how much weight, falling 10 feet, will be required to produce one horse power for five hours?
18866	( 22) J. M. G. asks: If two persons each pull one hundred pounds on opposite ends of a rope, what will be the strain on the rope?
18866	( 23) W. M. M. asks: In laying off a mill stone in furrows, what draught is given?
18866	149?
18866	160 do for the electric pen described in a recent number of the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN?
18866	161?
18866	162?
18866	ASTRONOMY.--Is the Moon Inhabited?
18866	And above all, why should the ice disappear with the cold of winter?
18866	And the comparative resistance offered to the electric current by water and the above?
18866	By D. W. What is Mental Action?
18866	Can I use battery carbon?
18866	Can you recommend any insulating material for making induction coils which will dry rapidly?
18866	How can I fasten small pieces of looking glass on iron?
18866	How can I make tray water tight after putting wire through?
18866	How happened it that the American manufacturer did not pursue the same uninventive course?
18866	How high in the list of non- conductors does paraffine stand?
18866	How large is the bell glass?
18866	How many more and of what kind shall I get?
18866	If not how must it be changed?
18866	In renewing a Leclanche battery, do the zincs have to be amalgamated?
18866	Is it not a sign that a better age is coming, when along the ocean beds strewn with the wrecks of war, now glide the messages of peace?
18866	Is the magneto- electric machine described in the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT patented?
18866	Is there anything wrong, or is a condenser different from an induction coil?
18866	Is there heat enough developed in the secondary coil of an induction coil to prevent the use of paraffine as an insulating material?
18866	Knowing the resistance of a wire of given conductivity, length, and diameter, will the resistance of any other wire be in proportion inversely?
18866	M. Javel, in a recent lecture, tries to answer the question,"Why is reading a specially fatiguing exercise?"
18866	To which do you refer?
18866	What amount of the space of a stone is given to furrows and what to grinding surface?
18866	What is the composition of the black material covering the Leclanche porous cell?
18866	What metal or metals can I use that I can melt easily?
18866	What produced the radically different attitude of the American mind toward newfangled notions out of which inventions proceeded and flourished?
18866	Which is the better conductor, silver or copper?
18866	Who can measure the effect of this swift intelligence passing to and fro?
18866	Why should he spend his money and spoil his plant to introduce improvements?
18866	Why should the temperature of the ice chamber be such as to freeze the water trickling into it?
18866	Why, in the name of common sense, could they not substitute a neat malleable casting?
18866	Will a cotton insulator soaked in paraffine answer as well as silk?
18105	But.... Are n''t we ever going to...?
18105	Can you land on Tareesh before then?
18105	Close enough?
18105	Come on, Dard; what are we doing this for? 18105 Did n''t you hear me?"
18105	Do we blow, too?
18105	Do we try to take them from behind?
18105	Do you think the explosion was observed from Doorsha?
18105	Everybody all right?
18105	How was that?
18105	Our descendants?
18105	Ready? 18105 Set course for Tareesh?"
18105	The_ big_ bomb? 18105 Then what''s all the argument about?
18105	Think we ought to camp here?
18105	Well, how about the rock- drill bitts?
18105	What are you going to do, father?
18105	What are you going to do?
18105	What do you mean?
18105	What do you think?
18105	What happens next?
18105	What''s the scheme?
18105	Will there be room in it for all the bitts, too?
18105	Wo n''t we need them almost as soon as we''re off?
18105	You mean, then...?
18105	You.... You are Dard, are n''t you?
18105	And the alphabet-- why had n''t he taught it to Bo- Bo and the daughter of Seldar Glav, and laid on them an obligation to teach the others?
18105	Anybody else in this compartment, below the living quarter level?"
18105	Are n''t you, Dard?"
18105	Are you going to go away and leave us, as mother did when she was hurt?"
18105	Colonel Kalvar, would you mind stepping over here?
18105	Does anybody say no?"
18105	Has n''t he always led us?"
18105	How about the satellite?
18105	How much ammunition, counting what''s in our belts, do we have?"
18105	The Alps?
18105	The detectors must be dead, to pass up anything like that.... Why was n''t a boat- stations call sent out?"
18105	The one nobody dares throw?"
18105	They left the mountains-- were they the Caucasus?
18105	We were sent out to put a human population on Tareesh, were n''t we?
18105	What did you do, after we left?"
18105	What was it, a meteor- hit?"
18105	Who else could you be?"
18105	You have one light grenade; know how to use it?"
18105	staff?
19102	Am I going nuts?
19102	Anything to get this over with.... You agree, Myra?
19102	Are you a spirit?
19102	Baby- food, eh?
19102	But why else am I here?
19102	Did you make her do that?
19102	Gittin''soft in de haid, is Ah, yo''ol''wuthless no-''count?
19102	How can I help you if you do not cooperate?
19102	How did you happen to find me, Sergeant?
19102	Huh?
19102	I mean, somebody who once lived in a body, like me?
19102	I''m probably going bats, but what the hell? 19102 Is yo''all right, Cunnel?"
19102	Know what they used to call me in the Army?
19102	Oh, Popsy, are you all right?
19102	Oh; you call it helping me, do you?
19102	Sergeant Mallard? 19102 Sergeant, do you seem to notice anything peculiar around here, lately?"
19102	Well, I suppose you gentlemen see, now, who was really crazy around here?
19102	What if he wo n''t talk?
19102	What the devil?
19102	When bigger and better lies are told, we tell them, do n''t we, Popsy?
19102	Yo''notice dat, too, suh?
19102	You bring me here to interview him, and he just sits there and does nothing.... Will you consent to my giving him an injection of sodium pentathol?
19102	You do n''t mind my coming to talk to you?
19102	You have any first- aid training? 19102 You remember how I made the Sergeant see an angel, the time you were down in the snow?"
19102	Are you all right, Popsy?"
19102	But who-- or what-- are you?"
19102	Can you crawl a little?
19102	Do n''t you know that a man shot in the leg with a.45 can bleed to death without half trying?"
19102	Do you mind if I call you Popsy?"
19102	Enough to get over under those young pines?"
19102	Had n''t you better go and lie down somewhere, Myra?"
19102	He could not believe that she had deserted him entirely, now when he needed her most...."Well, what can I do?"
19102	I suppose you''ll think that''s a delusional belief, too?"
19102	I wish you''d send somebody over here, as soon as possible, to take charge.... Oh, you will?
19102	If he were in his right mind, he''d speak up and try to prove it, would n''t he?
19102	It was a little disconcerting, though, to discover the extent of your capabilities.... How did you manage it?"
19102	Now, is it or is it not your opinion that this man is of unsound mind?"
19102	Remember when we were shooting muskrats, that time, along the river?"
19102	What do you say, Myra?"
19102	What''s its name?"
19102	Wondeh iffen Ah''s gittin''r''ligion, now?"
17194	''Why callest thou Me good?
17194	Against this evidence what is to be said?
17194	And we have to consider the two questions, What has Revelation to say concerning Evolution?
17194	At what point is there room in this case for any responsibility?
17194	But if a man do believe there is a God, what kind of evidence ought he to expect to show him that God has interfered in the course of the creation?
17194	But if it be his character, then follows the further question, what determines his character?
17194	But what causes these variations?
17194	But''Why askest thou Me to do this?
17194	By what means then can a man keep his spiritual perception in full activity?
17194	His third,''why not as far as the moon?''
17194	How can I be held responsible for what is the pure result of the circumstances in which I was born?
17194	If his action be determined by something which is not himself, how can the moral burden of it be put on him?
17194	Is all this mere chance?
17194	Is the future soul wrapped up in it from the first, and dormant till the hour of awakening comes?
17194	May not Science go back to the time when these processes had not yet begun?
17194	May not the starting- point of the history of the universe be a condition in which the simple elements were still uncombined?
17194	Now to deal with this second assertion first, we must ask what is the nature of the evidence that would be deemed sufficient?
17194	Now, how have these compounds been formed?
17194	Religion, on the other hand, tells every man that he is responsible, and how can he be responsible if he is not free?
17194	The narrative is not touched by the question, Was this a single act done in a moment, or a process lasting through millions of years?
17194	The sequence of things can not otherwise be explained; but why should the sequence of all things that happen be capable of being explained?
17194	This then is the answer to the question, Why do we believe in the uniformity of Nature?
17194	What evidence, then, is there in the world of phenomena that He has ever thus interfered?
17194	What is felt to be yet wanting?
17194	What is its justification?
17194	What is its source?
17194	What right have we to assume this Uniformity in Nature?
17194	What right have we to make such an assumption as this?
17194	What, if any, are its limits?
17194	Why should the wonderful grace, and delicacy, and harmony of tint be added?
17194	Why then should religious men independently of its relation to revelation shrink from it, as very many unquestionably do?
17194	Why then these attempts?
17194	and what determines what they shall be?
17194	and what has Science to say concerning Miracles?
17194	or is it given at some moment in the development?
16591	Shall mortal man be more just than God?
16591	Who hath believed our report?
16591	Why seek ye the living among the dead? 16591 7, 8:If ye endure chastening, God dealeth with you as with sons; for what son is he whom the father chasteneth not?
16591	Again I ask: What evidence does mortal mind afford that matter is substantial, is hot or cold?
16591	Am I not mind and matter, person and thing?"
16591	And how can He create anything so wholly unlike Himself and foreign to His nature?
16591	But how could we lose all consciousness of error, if God be conscious of it?
16591	Do mortals know more than God, that they may declare Him absolutely cognizant of sin?
16591	God is commonly called the_ sinless_, and man the_ sinful_; but if the thought of sin could be possible in Deity, would Deity then be sinless?
16591	How then could man escape, or hope to escape, from a knowledge which is everlasting in his creator?
16591	How, indeed, is he a Saviour, if the evils from which he saves are nonentities?
16591	I ask, Which was first, matter or power?
16591	If God be_ changeless goodness_, as sings another line of this hymn, what place has_ chance_ in the divine economy?
16591	Is There no Death?
16591	Is it a reality within the mortal body?
16591	Is it unchristian to believe there is no death?
16591	Is not our comforter always from outside and above ourselves?
16591	May men rid themselves of an incubus which God never can throw off?
16591	Must man die, then, in order to inherit eternal life and enter heaven?
16591	Now if it be true that God''s power_ never waneth_, how can it be also true that_ chance_ and_ change_ are universal factors,--that_ man decays_?
16591	Rectifications How is a mistake to be rectified?
16591	This notion of the destructibility of Mind implies the possibility of its defilement; but how can infinite Mind be defiled?
16591	Was evil among these good things?
16591	Was it necessary for God to grow in grace, that He might rectify His spiritual universe?
16591	What is Soul?
16591	What is substance?
16591	What is the cardinal point of the difference in my metaphysical system?
16591	What is the reality of God and the universe?
16591	What is this mind?
16591	What then are matter, sin, and death?
16591	What then is the line of the syllogism?
16591	What then_ are_ the so- called forces of matter?
16591	When Jesus turned and said,"Who hath touched me?"
16591	Who can prove that?
16591	Who understands these sayings?
16591	Who, then, dares define Soul as something within man?
16591	Why are earth and mortals so elaborate in beauty, color, and form, if God has no part in them?
16591	Why?
16591	Would God not of necessity take precedence as the infinite sinner, and human sin become only an echo of the divine?
16591	Would it not absurdly follow that God must perish, if He knows evil and evil necessarily leads to extinction?
16591	_ Do you believe in God?_ I believe more in Him than do most Christians, for I have no faith in any other thing or being.
16591	_ Do you believe in matter_?
16591	_ Evil._ Why is this so?
16591	_ Force._ What is gravitation?
16591	_ Good._ How can they exist, unless God has created them?
16591	_ Is anything real of which the physical senses are cognizant?_ Everything is as real as you make it, and no more so.
16591	_ What say you of woman?_ Man is the generic term for all humanity.
18109	Am I still your girl, Conn?
18109	And where''ll we sell what we produce? 18109 But how are we going to finance all this?"
18109	But it is still here on Poictesme?
18109	Conn, from what you learned of computers, how large a volume of space would you say the Brain would have to occupy?
18109	Conn, what did you find out?
18109	Did you find out where it is?
18109	Do you know where it is?
18109	Everybody supplied?
18109	Find out anything definite?
18109	I beg your pardon?
18109	It''s still here on Poictesme, is n''t it?
18109	Not many passengers left aboard, are there?
18109	Nothing, Conn?
18109	On Baldur?
18109	That crowd up in Kurt Fawzi''s office? 18109 They did n''t take it away when they evacuated, did they?"
18109	Well, how in Niflheim''d you expect me to? 18109 What did he tell you?"
18109	What did you find out, Conn?
18109	Where are we going to sell this?
18109	Where''d that stuff come from?
18109	Why did n''t I just grab a couple of pistols off the table and shoot the lot of them?
18109	Why did n''t you tell them the truth?
18109	Would you mind checking over this, Mr. Maxwell? 18109 You did n''t mention any of these doubts to the others, did you?"
18109	You dig it up?
18109	You leaving us, Rod?
18109	You telling us, Kurt?
18109	You think, if you can get something like that started, that they''ll forget about the Brain?
18109	You want to do that, Conn?
18109	You_ did_ find out where the Brain is, did n''t you, Conn?
18109	Big wine- pressing this year?"
18109	How could they have done that without something like the Brain?"
18109	Is that it, son?"
18109	Judge, what do you think of our returned wanderer?
18109	Just what do we need that we have to get from outside now?"
18109	Mother, Dad, does n''t he look just splendid?"
18109	Or did he?
18109	Remember the big underground headquarters complex in the Calders?
18109	She babbled on:"You did n''t get mixed up with any of those girls on Terra, did you?
18109	To take their minds off hunting for the Brain and keep them busy?"
18109	We''ll have to do this systematically, and with Conn to help us-- Conn, why not build a computer?
18109	Well, have n''t we ten workmen competing for every job?
18109	What was your idea?
18109	Why?
18109	Would n''t it be just another computer, only a lot bigger and a lot smarter?"
18109	You actually talked to him?"
18109	You know anything about the place?"
18109	You''re Rodney Maxwell''s son, are n''t you?
18814	Afraid of contamination from the moral leper?
18814	And I suppose he got that microfilm piecemeal, too?
18814	And not with the problem of what goes on in the''hot layer''surrounding the Earth?
18814	And wreck the prestige of the Team?
18814	But who was this person who could smuggle microfilm out of the reservation?
18814	But why did he do this?
18814	But why--?
18814	But, Dunc; have we the right to put him to death, either by his own hand or by an Army firing squad?
18814	But,Suzanne cried,"you are not arguing that this species of an animal be allowed to betray us unpunished?"
18814	Can you even be sure of him? 18814 Did I miss something interesting?"
18814	Did you call our center for a jeep?
18814	Have you looked into that batch of data yet?
18814	He really hates all of us, does n''t he?
18814	How so?
18814	Is there no solution to this?
18814	Maybe he''d sell us out for amnesty, though why he''d want to go back there, the way things are now--?
18814	Oh, that?
18814	Remember those bullets I got from you?
18814	So?
18814	Somebody has invented teleportation, then?
18814	Well, what are we going to do? 18814 Well, why not?
18814	Well, why would our esteemed colleague commit suicide, just at this time?
18814	Well?
18814	What do you mean?
18814	Worthless? 18814 You do n''t think she could have--?"
18814	But why, necessarily, should it be Adam?
18814	Can you do that?"
18814	Could n''t the leak be right in Nayland''s own HQ?"
18814	Dunc, does it really have to be one of our own people who--?"
18814	Have we a right to destroy that mind?"
18814	If Allan Hartley''s for us, what are we worried about?"
18814	Is Adam accused of sorcery, too?"
18814	Is n''t the creator of the Lowiewski function transformations and the rules of inverse probabilities worthy of eulogy?"
18814	Is there nobody whom we can trust?"
18814	Of course, the Ruskis killed his parents in 1945--""So what?"
18814	Remember when the Komintern wanted us to come to Russia and do the same work we''re doing here?"
18814	So''s Germany----How about Heym, by the way?
18814	The great Adam Lowiewski, descending from his pinnacle of pure mathematics, to perform a vulgar experiment?
18814	Then, how about Lowiewski?
18814	What next?"
18814	Why do we go on arguing?"
18814	With actual_ things_?"
19067	And did you find out about my rifle?
19067	And the nighthound?
19067	And what have you done so far?
19067	And when I back- slip, after I''ve been needled, I generate a new time- line? 19067 Anything else happen on the trip?"
19067	Are you gentlemen out hunting the critter, too?
19067	Are you out hunting for it, too?
19067	Can I take it here?
19067	Dhergabar Commercial Terminal, sir?
19067	Everything secure?
19067	Foreign?
19067	Has it been attracting any attention?
19067	It''s set for miniature reproduction here on the desk; that be all right?
19067	May I?
19067	Odd rifle you have, there; mind if I look at it?
19067	Out- time item?
19067	Remember that Fifth Level wild- man who came in on the freight conveyor at Jandar, last month?
19067	Sergeant Haines, is n''t it?
19067	So?
19067	Suppose you pick up a blast from a nucleonic bomb,the pilot asked,"or something red- hot, or radioactive?"
19067	Tell me another thing, though: What''s all this about levels, and sectors, and belts? 19067 Then why do n''t we have past- future time travel on our own time- line?"
19067	Want to show me the way out of here, to the rocket field?
19067	Well, you know the principal of time- passage, I suppose?
19067	Were n''t you pretty short with that fellow, back there, Steve?
19067	What do these look like, sir?
19067	What does that fool think we have a Paratime Code for?
19067	What really happened, in the_ Ardrath_ matter?
19067	What''s the designation of your line, again?
19067	Yeah?
19067	You boys seen everything?
19067	You think that whatever did this was the same as the others?
19067	You''ll want to be sure I''m_ your_ Verkan Vall, I suppose?
19067	Your deal, is n''t it, Sarge?
19067	Further particulars?"
19067	If something exists, it''s because it''s the maximum- probability effect of prior causes; why does anything else exist on any other time- line?"
19067	Is that it?"
19067	Lee?"
19067	Nineteen- forty what, by the way?"
19067	Now, suppose some farmer shoots that thing; what would he do with it, sir?"
19067	Want to exchange it for something authentic?"
19067	What are you going to do?"
19067	What do you think it is?"
19067	What do you think?"
19067	What was her name?
19067	What''s the difference?"
19067	Which way, now?"
19067	With a blue- seal mavrad around, what chance did a couple of ordinary coppers have?
17030	After_ that_ meeting? 17030 And split the movement?
17030	And this is a good thing?
17030	But think of the possibilities? 17030 But what about DefenseFest?"
17030	But why all of a sudden do you have to be off with these_ meshuggenahs_? 17030 By inspiring his trust in the evenhandedness of Toronto''s Finest?"
17030	Can you make a meeting at the Belquees for 18h?
17030	Chickens coming home to roost, huh?
17030	Do you have any idea how big a piece of coal you have to start with to get even a one- carat stone? 17030 From now on?"
17030	Geez, how many people did you invite?
17030	How can it have its own modus operandi when it was only created last night?
17030	How do you pay taxes, then?
17030	Of_ course_ he will-- who ever heard of a politician abusing his office to advance his agenda? 17030 Sell the house?"
17030	Since when do you kick unarmed civilians in the back?
17030	So what can I do, Thomas? 17030 So your purpose is speaking to military shows?
17030	So, you pumped?
17030	So?
17030	Squeeze coal into diamonds?
17030	Supe, didja see the reviews? 17030 Supe, let''s you and me grab a coffee, huh?"
17030	Them?
17030	Thomas, what''s up?
17030	Tomorrow? 17030 We''ll talk later, OK?"
17030	What do you think you''re doing?
17030	What does it matter? 17030 What gives, guys?"
17030	What were you doing at the time?
17030	What''s that supposed to mean?
17030	What''s up?
17030	What''s_ wrong_ with him?
17030	What_ crime_? 17030 Who told you you were tax- exempt?"
17030	Why would you sell the house?
17030	Why, what''s wrong with Woolley?
17030	Yes, Mama?
17030	Yes?
17030	Yes?
17030	You''re smiling, are n''t you?
17030	You''re so ashamed of your parents, you''d rather starve than tell the world that their bigshot hero is Hershie Abromowicz? 17030 You''ve got money problems?"
17030	_ A week or two_?
17030	_ Fighting crime_?
17030	#"Hershie?"
17030	.?"
17030	But if the world knew who I was, well, who knows what kind of danger you''d be in?
17030	But would it kill you to brush your hair before you go on television in front of the whole world?
17030	Can we drop it?"
17030	Did you know that there''s a whole body of policy relating to your pension?"
17030	Do you think you could come for dinner on Friday?
17030	Do you want everyone to think your mother raised a slob?"
17030	How come you did n''t_ need_ to be with the crazy people until now?"
17030	I guess most of you know that, right?"
17030	Lamely, he said,"You were?"
17030	Let''s sleep on it, huh?"
17030	Look, what if I comm his office?"
17030	Perhaps you could return tomorrow?"
17030	Telling the world that it still needs its arsenals, even if the bugouts have made war obsolete?
17030	Well, smartypants, if you''re not a super- villain, what was that mess on the television last night then?"
17030	What was that mess on television last night?"
17030	Why do n''t we just hold our own march?"
17030	You''re sure you do n''t need any money?"
17030	_ Then why have n''t you been taking my calls_?
17030	he made quote marks with his fingers,"_ secret identity_ declare your pension income?"
16325	''But why,''you ask,''the most wonderful civilizing agency?
16325	''Why, what did they want to build a city right up here for, anyway?''
16325	Ah, yes, but what proportion of him?
16325	And how did the first Watt or Edison of metallurgy come to make that earliest bronze implement?
16325	And how does the preponderance of butterflies in the upper regions of the air affect the colour and brilliancy of the flowers?
16325	And what Roman or English name does it represent?
16325	And what are the elements of this tropical curriculum which give it such immense educational value?
16325	And what is it that makes all the difference between this''cute Yankee marsupial and his backward and belated Australian cousins?
16325	And what then do you see?
16325	And when we do so, we see for ourselves at once that almost all capsules open-- where?
16325	And why?
16325	And why?
16325	And why?
16325	Because it''s too cold for them?
16325	But did they really exterminate the native Celt- Euskarian population?
16325	But how about the juice, the sap, the qualities of the soil, the manure required?
16325	But what inroad could the stone hatchet make unaided upon the virgin forests of those remote days?
16325	But what is the meaning of Wigorna ceaster or Wigran ceaster?
16325	But where?
16325	But why are cactuses so almost universally prickly?
16325	But why did the people of the Arno Valley fix upon the particular site of Fiesole?
16325	But why this particular height rather than any other of the dozen that jut out into the plain?
16325	For why does Fiesole stand just where it does?
16325	Have you ever grown mustard and cress in the window on a piece of flannel?
16325	How are slums conceivable or East Ends possible where every man can plant his own yam and cocoa- nut, and reap their fruit four- hundred- fold?
16325	How can he ever form any fitting conception of the glory of life-- of the means by which animal and vegetable organisms first grew and flourished?
16325	How can he frame to himself any reasonable picture of civilised society, or of the origin and development of human faculty and human organisation?
16325	How does it come that in these southern climates the hill- top town has survived so much more generally to our own day than in Northern Europe?
16325	How''s that for an inducement to study life where it is richest and most abundant in its native starting- place?
16325	However, this rough solution of the problem proves too much: for how then can we have a still softer form in Danish Leicester itself?
16325	If any one were to ask me( which is highly unlikely)''In what university would an intelligent young man do best to study?''
16325	If dead sheep are good to eat, why not also living ones?
16325	Now, how does this bear upon the family of parrots?
16325	Now, why are Alpine plants so anxious to be seen of men and angels?
16325	Now, why should a parrot so strangely disguise itself and belie its ancestry?
16325	Was the change partly due to the preservation of the older sound on the lips of Celtic serfs?
16325	What are the efficient causes of this exceptionally high intelligence in parrots?
16325	What did the bronze axe ever do for humanity?''
16325	What is the use of the roots, and especially of the rootlets, if they are not the mouths and supply- tubes of the plants?
16325	What keeps them down, then, in the end to their average number?
16325	What made them build a city up there, anyway?
16325	What need of carpentry where a few bamboos, cut down at random, can be fastened together with thongs into a comfortable chair?
16325	What prevents the development of the whole seven hundred?
16325	Whence comes the mud?
16325	Why does Hodge, who is so strong on grain and guano, know absolutely nothing about carbonic acid?
16325	Why is this, since everything in nature must needs have a reason?
16325	Why is this?
20389	Can it be said that the old- age pension policy is compatible with this condition?
20389	Could this constitution last?
20389	How could we prevent the introduction of tithes, magistracy, the Catholic question itself?
20389	How far have they succeeded in their attempt, and furnished us with a real compass for political guidance?
20389	Is character becoming of greater or less importance?
20389	Is history a study of real use in practical, and especially in political, life?
20389	Sir Evelyn Wood then added,''and equal privileges?''
20389	What, asked Foster, will be the end of this?
20389	Why, then, he asks, do European nations maintain them?
20389	above all, if Catholic enfranchisement brought a vast, ignorant, and possibly seditious element into political life?
21225	And Ezekiel?
21225	Why not do yourself well if you can?
21225	Why thirteen, more than fifteen, or any other number?
18861	And these big Yat- Zar idols: they''re mass- produced on the First Level? 18861 And who stopped me?
18861	Any suspicion of treachery?
18861	Anything wrong?
18861	Did n''t Stranor report this situation to you when it first developed?
18861	Did you get a look at those whips they were going to use on our people? 18861 Do you think our people have been tortured, yet?"
18861	Either of you want to say anything?
18861	Find anything else funny on him?
18861	Go on, Stranor; what sort of bad luck?
18861	Has the conveyer gone back, yet?
18861	How about it?
18861	How about these dungeons?
18861	How are they located, and how can we get in to them?
18861	How did the defeat occur?
18861	How''d you learn that?
18861	How''s this?
18861	I suppose you keep spare regalia in stock on the First Level?
18861	Not taking any chances at all, are you?
18861	Now, Tammand; any other way into the main temple beside that door?
18861	Was that why you insisted on sending that automatic viewer on ahead?
18861	Well, what''s going to be done about it by the Commission?
18861	Were you waiting long, gentlemen?
18861	Were you wearing that needler up in the temple?
18861	What do you think?
18861	What do you want me to do to help?
18861	What does he think a religion is, on this sector, anyhow? 18861 When did those fellows get in?"
18861	You believe that would happen?
18861	_ Is that your puny best, Muz- Azin?_the booming voice demanded.
18861	_ Where are my holy priests, Kurchuk?_Stranor Sleth demanded in to his sleeve- hidden radio.
18861	_ Where is the blasphemer and desecrator, Kurchuk?_"There''s Labdurg, in the red tunic, beside the throne,Tammand Drav whispered.
18861	_ Where is the wicked King?_a voice thundered-- the voice of Stranor Sleth, speaking into a midget radio tuned to the loud- speaker inside the idol.
18861	_ Where is your high priest now?_"Horv; face Yat- Zar toward Muz- Azin,Verkan Vall said over his shoulder, drawing his blaster with his left hand.
18861	Do you know anything about the history of this sector?"
18861	Got all that?
18861	How do you suppose these Chulduns, living in the Caucasus Mountains, got the idea of a god like a crocodile, anyhow?
18861	Now, how about the six priests who were outside the temple at the time?
18861	Ready, Tammand?
18861	The natives would have thought it was the power of Muz- Azin, of course, but what would you have thought?
18861	Then why did n''t you report it to Paratime Police?
18861	Three minutes be time enough?"
18861	Well, what would be smarter than to get Kurchuk''s army smashed in advance?"
18861	Who has the syringe and the sleep- drug ampoules?"
18861	Why did n''t they fake up a supernatural reign of terror to intimidate these natives?"
18861	You have one available now?
18861	You know what our trouble is, I suppose?"
18861	You say this sacrifice comes off tomorrow at sunset?"
18861	You''re in constant radio communication with all the other temples on this time- line, I suppose?"
21582	And at the end, while some of them were still sane?
21582	Why did they not kill then? 21582 If this was true, he asked, why had not the aliens used this power? 21582 Why had they not simply killed off the inhabitants and taken over the vacant planet? 18855 And that is--?"
18855	Are you from Utah?
18855	Are you ready for us, now?
18855	But how did you guess that it had been to the west of here, in a ruined city?
18855	Caffchoc?
18855	Can you see Pittsburgh yet, Jim?
18855	Coffee? 18855 Did you ever drink coffee, Monty?"
18855	Did you get a look at these Sacred Books, or find out what they might be?
18855	Get anything on the radio?
18855	How did your group manage to survive?
18855	How far are we from Pittsburgh, now?
18855	How far can these rifles be depended on?
18855	Monty to Jim; can you hear me, Jim?
18855	Now how did you know we''d had trouble at Cincinnati day- before- yesterday?
18855	Rifle''s pointing downward at the correct angle now?
18855	Say, this slain god could n''t be the original platoon commander, could he?
18855	See that island, the long one? 18855 Sure this religion is n''t just a variant of Christianity?"
18855	That surprises you, my dear sir? 18855 Those fellows you had up with you yesterday; think they could be trusted to handle the guns?
18855	What did you make this out of, Jim?
18855	What did you say?
18855	What do you mean, son? 18855 What is it, Monty?
18855	What is it?
18855	Why could n''t that blasted magazine say_ what_ afternoon? 18855 Why do you do this for people you''ve never met before?
18855	Why?
18855	You are a doctor?
18855	You come, then, from the west?
18855	You mean people, as distinct from those biped beasts we''ve found so far? 18855 You say you come from a fort?
18855	You see where the shadow of a tall building falls?
18855	But what was your third possibility, Tenant?"
18855	Finished?"
18855	How thick do you think this floor is?"
18855	How''d they make out, after your machines came in here?"
18855	Is that the way you do it, here?"
18855	See that little curl of smoke?
18855	Then the wars are n''t over, yet?"
18855	We can give you rifles and machine guns and ammunition, to fight the... the Scowrers, did you call them?
18855	What do you want from them-- from us-- in return for your help?"
18855	What were they?"
18855	Where the devil are you?"
18855	Why was n''t I born quintuplets?"
18855	You have a map to show where they are?"
18855	You know what that is?"
18855	You mean, you can make many copies of them?"
18855	You smoke a pipe, I take it?"
18855	You were, originally, a military platoon?"
1707	( 2) JOULE OR MAYER? 1707 But how did the solar atmosphere determine the movements of the rotation and revolution of the planets and satellites?
1707	From whence came this heat which was continually given off in this manner, in the foregoing experiments?
1707	Is it possible that the heat could have been supplied by means of the iron bar to the end of which the blunt steel borer was fixed? 1707 Was it furnished by the air?
1707	Was it furnished by the small particles of metal detached from the larger solid masses on their being rubbed together? 1707 Was it furnished by the water which surrounded the machinery?
1707	What kind of proofs, therefore, could we reasonably expect to find of the origin at a particular period of a new species? 1707 And are not these the properties of ordinary tangible matter? 1707 And had not Faraday reached middle life before he turned his attention especially to electricity? 1707 And the question therefore arises, what other forms is force, which we have become acquainted with as falling force and motion, capable of assuming? 1707 Are we to infer, then, that the two Americas in their unions and disunions have juggled with the climate of the other hemisphere? 1707 But does this really mean that a full synopsis of the story of paleontology has been told? 1707 But have we any proof that such formation of rocks in an ocean- bed has, in fact, occurred? 1707 But how explain this strange phenomenon? 1707 But how shall we describe a process which nobody has seen performed and of which no written history gives any account? 1707 But if not air, what then? 1707 But what did Herschel learn regarding these awful depths of space and the stars that people them? 1707 Each star that blinked down at him as he rode in answer to a night- call seemed an interrogation- point asking, How do I exist? 1707 How could the old, familiar phenomenon, light, interest any one when the new agent, galvanism, was in view? 1707 How did they get there? 1707 How else came they to contain the shells of once living organisms imbedded in their depths? 1707 How else than through such formation in an ocean- bed came these rocks to be stratified? 1707 If the earth has been inhabited by successive populations of beings now extinct, how have all these creatures been destroyed? 1707 In any event, how chanced it that all were projected in nearly the same plane as we now find them? 1707 Is it not probable, then, that what we call matter consists merely of aggregations of infinitesimal vortex rings in the ether? 1707 Is our sun that centre? 1707 Or by the small neck of gun- metal by which the hollow cylinder was united to the cannon? 1707 Or is it possible that new species can be called into being from time to time, and yet that so astonishing a phenomenon can escape the naturalist? 1707 Seldom if ever was a great revolutionary doctrine expounded in briefer compass:What are we to understand by''forces''?
1707	Such perpendicular vibrations seem not to exist, else we might see around a corner; how explain their absence?
1707	The results?
1707	Then may not the new species of a later geological epoch be the modified lineal descendants of the extinct population of an earlier epoch?
1707	Through what agency has the ooze of the ocean- bed been transformed into solid rock?
1707	Was not the heat produced, or at least some part of it, occasioned by this friction of the piston?
1707	Were the planets struck from the sun by the chance impact of comets, as Buffon has suggested?
1707	What could they be?
1707	What had become of the fragments?
1707	What secrets may the stars hope to conceal when questioned by an instrument of such necromantic power?
1707	What then?
1707	What then?
1707	What, then, is this storm- centre?
1707	Whence now comes this quantity of heat, which by repeated shaking may be called into existence in the same apparatus as often as we please?
1707	Who remembers now that Robert Hooke contested with Newton the discovery of the doctrine of universal gravitation?
1707	Why have I not long since burned out if your theory of conservation be true?
1707	Why might not this debris solidify to form layers of rocks-- the basis of new continents?
1707	Why not, indeed?
1707	and how are different forces related to each other?
1707	and through what agency has this rock been lifted above the surface of the water to form new continents?
1707	or do they owe their origin to some unknown law?
1707	or thrown out by explosive volcanic action, in accordance with the theory of Dr. Darwin?
21568	Backwards? 21568 Can it be alive?"
21568	What kind of life can that be? 21568 What mystery?"
21568	A machine in the middle of a dead world?"
21568	Do you still think we have looked at it backwards?"
21568	How could Creno be wrong?
21568	Why at this one spot should something exist?"
21568	You mean they made the machine here after they came?"
18831	And suppose he really wants to shoot a dog; what sort of a mess will I be in?
18831	But how about the''Passage of Time''?
18831	Dad, are n''t there some cartridges left for the Luger?
18831	Did you ever read James Branch Cabell? 18831 Did you load the chamber?"
18831	Did you say nineteen_ seventy_-five?
18831	How about us goin''swimmin'', at the Canoe Club,''safter?
18831	How can you go back, against time? 18831 Huh?"
18831	I can scrape up about five thousand for that-- Yes; in ten years-- Any other little operations you have in mind?
18831	Please, teacher; what?
18831	The means?
18831	Understand how it works, now?
18831	Well, why do n''t we know anything about that?
18831	What has happened to you?
18831	Why ca n''t we get our own supper, and have a picnic, like? 18831 Why did you have to do that?"
18831	You gon na Sunday school?
18831	You know what I remembered, when Frank Gutchall came to borrow a gun?
18831	You mean all this Battle of Buffalo stuff? 18831 You what?"
18831	A bomb, you say?"
18831	Allan and I can shift for ourselves, this evening; ca n''t we, Allan?
18831	And do n''t say,''What''s that?''
18831	Are you trying to work out a theory?"
18831	But how about backward movement, like this experience of yours?"
18831	But how can anybody know of something that has n''t happened yet?
18831	But what is it that exists only at the bare moment we think of as_ now_?"
18831	But what''s your car window?"
18831	G. Farbenindustrie_?
18831	Going to Sunday school?"
18831	How soon could you bring it back?"
18831	How would a 20-gauge shotgun do?"
18831	I suppose you remember everything in between?"
18831	I''ll see to it Mrs. Stauber gets plenty of groceries in.... Tuesday a week?
18831	Know why?
18831	Look; a normal dream is part of the dreamer''s own physical brain, is n''t it?
18831	Lovely day, is n''t it?"
18831	Now, suppose, since his environment were not an illusion, everything else were?
18831	Or delirious?
18831	Or had the bomb really killed him; was this what death was like?
18831	Or that the cases in Tyrrell''s book are properly verified, and ca n''t be explained away on the basis of chance?"
18831	Or, here; you speak French, do n''t you?"
18831	Remember Florian de Puysange, in''The High Place''?"
18831	See?"
18831	Suppose all these troublesome memories were no more than a dream?
18831	That was Dunne''s idea, was n''t it?"
18831	That would have gone over big, now, would n''t it?"
18831	That''s pretty sudden, is n''t it?"
18831	The ability of the human mind to exhibit real knowledge, apart from logical inference, of future events?
18831	Was he insane?
18831	Was that the sort of bomb that got you?"
18831	Well, look, Dad; what''s your attitude on precognition?
18831	What was that thing, about"ye become as little children"?
18831	When did you first notice a difference?"
18831	You think Dunne is telling the truth about his experiences?
18831	You think a thirteen- year- old just dreamed all that up?
18831	You''lose consciousness''as in sleep; where does your consciousness go?
18831	You''ve read these books?
10002	I suppose there''s no chance of those fellows outside taking anything?
10002	Was he mad?
10002	Well?
10002	You''ve got it safely?
10002	''What does it all mean?''
10002	''What does it mean?''
10002	And the water--?
10002	As I sat there, silent and watchful, the thought came to me-- Why was all this?
10002	Could she be afraid of me?
10002	God, do they, and does such a thing really exist?
10002	Had I, indeed, come upon the dwelling- place of the Eternal?
10002	Had a volcano broken out on the sun?
10002	Had it gone...?
10002	Had the creatures broken in, whilst I slept?
10002	Had they life, as we understand life, or were they ghouls?
10002	How long ago?
10002	I said, sternly,''what''s the meaning of this nonsense?
10002	I said,"who ever would have thought of this?"
10002	I thought of the probable end of the dead sun, and another suggestion came, dumbly-- Do the dead stars make the Green Sun their grave?
10002	I wonder have any ever felt the horror of life that I have come to know?
10002	I wondered-- And that Thing in the arena?
10002	In my mind, a question formed, reiterating incessantly:''What does it mean?''
10002	In the time that follows, the thought flashes through my brain, why not leave this house-- this house of mystery and terror?
10002	Is it because we have nothing in common; or only that, being old, we care less for society, than quietness?
10002	Is there no escape...?
10002	It is luminous at night-- Why?
10002	It was evident that the creatures had not returned since the fall of the copingstone; but who was to say how long they would keep away?
10002	It was while he was thus employed, that a thought came to me:--"What do you say to having another look at--?"
10002	That Sun-- those Suns, were they indeed the great Central Suns,''round which the whole universe, of the unknown heavens, revolves?
10002	The thought gripped me-- was there?
10002	The thought had come, almost unbidden; yet why should it not be so?
10002	This would explain the snow(?)
10002	To where did they lead, in such countless profusion?
10002	Was I doomed to be separated from her, always?
10002	Was ever a man in such straits?
10002	Was she about to leave me?
10002	Was she dead, as well as Pepper?
10002	Was that an illusion?
10002	Was the Green Sun the abode of some vast Intelligence?
10002	Was the_ Central_ Sun-- as I had come to regard it-- a double star?
10002	Was there a vast, dead star circling it?
10002	Was there then, after all, something in the old heathen worship, something more than the mere deifying of men, animals, and elements?
10002	Were the creatures all drowned?
10002	Were they one and the same?
10002	What can be doing that?
10002	What can have happened?
10002	What did it mean?
10002	What did that mean?
10002	What had eclipsed it?
10002	What had happened?
10002	What reason to keep us apart?
10002	What sort of place was it into which we had got?
10002	What was going to become of me?
10002	What were these Things?
10002	What were they, those Beast- gods, and the others?
10002	What would happen?
10002	Where had I seen them?
10002	Where was I going?
10002	Where was it?
10002	Where was it?
10002	Where was the rest of the house, or castle, or whatever there had been?
10002	Where were the others?
10002	Where were they?
10002	Where were they?
10002	Who shall say?
10002	Why could I not have gone with my Love?
10002	Why had I to wait alone, while she slumbered through the years, on the still bosom of the Sea of Sleep?
10002	Why should she?
10002	Would she have to go, as she had gone before?
10002	Would they drown?
10002	Yet, if I left, where could I go, and still obtain the solitude, and the sense of her presence,[1] that alone make my old life bearable?
10002	he said, after a moment,"is n''t that mist or something, over there to the right-- away in a line with that great piece of rock?"
19158	Are you from Utah?
19158	Are you ready for us now?
19158	But how did you guess that it had been to the west of here, in a ruined city?
19158	Caffchoc?
19158	Can you see Pittsburgh yet, Jim?
19158	Coffee? 19158 Did you ever drink coffee, Monty?"
19158	Did you get a look at these Sacred Books, or find out what they might be?
19158	Finished?
19158	Get anything on the radio?
19158	How did your group manage to survive?
19158	How far are we from Pittsburgh now?
19158	How far can these rifles be depended on?
19158	How is it you took so long finding us?
19158	I do n''t know how we''re going to handle this--"Jim, how about that pows business? 19158 Jim, where the devil are you?"
19158	Monty to Jim: can you hear me?
19158	Now how did you know that we had trouble the day- before- yesterday?
19158	Rifle''s pointing downward at the correct angle now?
19158	See that island, the long one? 19158 Sure this religion is n''t just a variant of Christianity?"
19158	That surprises you, my dear sir? 19158 Those fellows you had up with you yesterday, think they could be trusted to handle the guns?
19158	What did you make this out of, Jim?
19158	What did you say?
19158	What do you mean, son? 19158 What has you stopped, Jim?"
19158	What is it, Monty? 19158 What is it?"
19158	Why could n''t that blasted magazine say what afternoon? 19158 Why do you do this for people that you have never met before?
19158	Why?
19158	You are a doctor?
19158	You mean people, as distinct from those biped beasts we''ve found so far? 19158 You say you come from a fort?
19158	You see where the shadow of a tall building falls?
19158	You smoke a pipe, I take it?
19158	Do you know what that is?"
19158	He had no time to wonder at the interchange of glances around the table before the Toon Leader said,"And that is--?"
19158	How thick do you think the floor is?"
19158	How''d they make out, after your machines came in here?"
19158	In a few years, when we can get them supplied with modern equipment and instructed in its use--"What''s the matter, Jim?
19158	Is that the way you do it, here?"
19158	Is there something there?"
19158	See that little curl of smoke?
19158	The Toon Leader began by asking,"You come, then, from the west?"
19158	Then the wars are n''t over yet?"
19158	We can give you rifles and machine guns and ammunition, to fight the-- the Scowrers, did you call them?
19158	What do you want from them-- from us-- in return for your help?"
19158	What was your third possibility, Tenant?"
19158	What were they?"
19158	You have a map to show where they are?"
19158	You mean, you can make many copies of them?"
19158	You were, originally, a military platoon?"
17138	And what would you like to dis- cuss to- day?
17138	Are things well with your par- ents, too?
17138	Are you all right, son?
17138	Are you all right?
17138	Chet, how are you fee- ling?
17138	Chet? 17138 Do_ you_ like''em?"
17138	Eh? 17138 I''ll see you on Wednesday, then?"
17138	I''ve been OK."Have you been stud- y- ing math- e- mat- ics and phys- ics? 17138 In that case, why do n''t we end this mee- ting?"
17138	Is n''t it beautiful? 17138 My Dad, the other day?
17138	Not one word, you hear me? 17138 Robotron?
17138	Well, do n''t you see?
17138	What did he want?
17138	What is it about the fu- ture that wo- rries you?
17138	What were your parents like?
17138	What? 17138 Who''s there?"
17138	Why do you want to know about_ them_? 17138 Why do you want to leave right now?"
17138	Why does- n''t it in- ter- est you?
17138	Why hav- en''t you?
17138	Yeh?
17138	Yes? 17138 You electrocute yourself?
17138	You mean, swim in it?
17138	You see? 17138 #The hell have you been, boy?"
17138	Am I becoming a racist?
17138	An ocean in his apt?
17138	Are you having some sort of trouble at home?"
17138	Did I see hunks of dead, petrified coral crashing around me, or did I imagine it?
17138	Do I remember her tucking me in and saying,"Good night, sleep tight, do n''t let the bedbugs bite,"or was that something I saw on a vid?
17138	Do you have any new ob- ser- va- tions about your friends?"
17138	Do you like to swim?"
17138	Do you re- ally want to do this?"
17138	Have you thought a- bout any o- ther poss- i- bil- i- ties?"
17138	He was here?"
17138	Hello?"
17138	How can you be leaving?"
17138	How can you go?
17138	How do you think that makes me look?
17138	How have you been?"
17138	I have just taken the waters-- perhaps you would like to try?"
17138	I will see you on Thurs- day, then?"
17138	I''m okay, okay?"
17138	I''ve got ta blow,''K?"
17138	Is that right?"
17138	May- be your pa- rents would let you go?"
17138	Maybe you''d like to try it?
17138	Oh, sure, the Process likes to take credit for it, but if you look up the patent, guess who owns it?
17138	On purpose?"
17138	So he got into a fight with the guy, and got the drill and then he finished his big, big project, and brought it home, and you know what it was?
17138	Was it a nervous command to wipe my shoes on the way in the door?
17138	What do I know about their psychology?
17138	What do you think of that?"
17138	What else would you like to dis- cuss?"
17138	What is your name, son?"
17138	What was her name, anyway?
17138	What were_ they_ like?"
17138	What''ll I do if you do n''t come back?
17138	Why is that?"
17138	Would you like to see a magic trick?"
17138	You get to travel, right?"
17138	You know how worried your mother was?"
17138	You''re leaving?
12852	And who is it now?
12852	How did this all first come to be you? 12852 Who is that?"
12852	8?
12852	But how did he get that intelligence?
12852	But how much worse is it when we consider-- what criterion does mankind possess for disinterring and distinguishing the elements of truth?
12852	But looking at the Genesis narrative, who could suppose it to be a parable?
12852	But need it always be so made?
12852	But what possible reason have they for this conclusion?
12852	But why should there be a second narrative at all?
12852	Can all these things happen_ without_ such aid?
12852	Can it be believed, then, that protoplasm, as the origin of life, is self- caused, and self- developed?
12852	Can it be that the professor has for the moment overlooked one very simple fact?
12852	First of all, how did any_ substance_, however vapoury and tenuous, come to exist, when previously there was nothing?
12852	Here we must stop to ask how this protoplasm, or simplest form of organic life, came to exist?
12852	Here, then, he could distinguish and perhaps name the species; but what more was to be done?
12852	How are we to understand what was meant by the Tree of Life or the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, or by the Serpent speaking and beguiling Eve?
12852	How did he come to place_ birds_ along with fish and water monsters, and not separately?]
12852	How did he get to formulate the idea of a_ God_ when he had simplified his group of many spirits into one?
12852	How did it get its_ life_--its property of taking nourishment, of growing and of giving birth to other creatures like itself?
12852	How did man get the idea of a personal spirit or double-- no such thing,_ ex hypothesi_ existing?
12852	How does such a delicate ornament answer the demands of mere conspicuousness?
12852	How is it, then, that this is not the case?
12852	How so?
12852	How then can it exist in animals?
12852	How, for instance, are we told of the temptation and fall of man?
12852	If the_ days_ of Genesis mean indefinite periods of aeonian duration, how is the seventh_ day_ of rest to be understood?
12852	If this bee became extinct, the plant would die out; how can such a development be advantageous to it?
12852	Is it, for instance, the experience of the mass of men, as men, that the"fleshly mind is death, but the spiritual mind is life and peace"?
12852	Is not such a production and such a design the true essence of Creation?
12852	Is the account in the Book of Genesis true?
12852	Lastly, how are we to account for the beauty of autumnal tints in woods, or coloured_ leaves_ in plants such as the_ Caladium_?
12852	May I make one remark on this interesting science tournament?
12852	Now, in any case, the writer could have had no knowledge of any kind_ of his own_ on the subject: how did he hit on this particular arrangement?
12852	Was"bdellium"( as probably being a fragrant gum) one of these offerings?
12852	What is the cause, what is the purpose, what is the plan in the scheme of nature, of these structures?
12852	Why are they fanatics, Sisyphus- labourers, and what not?
12852	Why is Professor Huxley so angry or so contemptuous with people who value the Bible, whole and as it stands, and want to see its accuracy vindicated?
12852	Why is that?
12852	Why is the dental formula of the_ viverrinae_ different?
12852	Why not any other animal, or a nondescript-- a form which no zoologist could place, recognize, or classify?
12852	Why should stags shed their horns also, leaving them defenceless for a time?
12852	Why should the Jews have received that truth through the medium of a story of which the whole framework was false, and nothing but the moral true?
12852	Why should variation take certain directions?
12852	Why should_ development_ have gone in different directions_ towards the same object_?
12852	Why, again, are savages prone to imagine natural phenomena to be caused or actuated by"spirits"?
12852	[ 1] In what possible way would this beauty serve for any purely_ useful_ purpose?
12852	[ 1]"Have we not here an exhibition which can not be accounted for on any principle of natural utility?
12852	an elephant?
12852	and who has changed the inconvenient, the painful, into the_ wrong_?
12852	how comes it that natural forces and conditions of life so occur and co- operate as to produce the variety of changes needed?
19406	''Would n''t you better take a rope along?''
19406	And who can say that similar disasters may not come again and again to humanity?
19406	Are you sure that the roof and gutters in question are not of galvanized iron, iron coated with zinc?
19406	Can we reasonably assume, in the face of such facts, that the nations of to- day are immortal?
19406	Can weights, springs, or water from a tank be used to any advantage to run a lathe?
19406	Do you ever wonder that men of wealth do not"retire"and enjoy their substance?
19406	Does a watch or clock run faster when just wound up?
19406	Does it make any difference in what position a watch is in when running?
19406	Has any scientific explanation ever been given of this phenomenon?
19406	Has it ever been known to produce a new crop of teeth in toothless persons?
19406	Has soup prepared by dissolving meat bones in a Papin''s digester ever been known to produce ossification of any of the soft tissues?
19406	How are augers twisted?
19406	How are common screws made?
19406	How are twist drills made, and are they single or double grooved?
19406	How can I make the coloring material and mix it?
19406	How can I make wooden screws perfectly smooth?
19406	How do you calculate the amount of pipe of a given size to warm a room of a given size?
19406	How fast ought she to run?
19406	How large a boiler and engine do I require to work her to best advantage?
19406	How many prisms are required in a spectroscope to detect mineral elements in presence of all the ash ingredients of organic bodies?
19406	How much do iron and brass, in rods or bands, expand in length when heated to red heat?
19406	Hundreds of inquiries analogous to the following are sent:"Who sells a tool for truing up a crosshead wrist?
19406	If a person sleeps in a cola room, would a watch be better under his pillow than on a table or hung up in the same room?
19406	Is it not moisture in the air that makes it heavier, and so affects the barometer?
19406	Is the pressure in a siphon equal throughout, or is it greater in the upper end?
19406	Is the pressure of the air to be added to the weight of water in the bottom of a vessel in estimating the pressure on the bottom?
19406	Is there any wash, paint, or cement that might be used for the purpose of remedying this defect?
19406	Is there any way of constructing a draught below the grate of any common heating stove, sufficiently strong to do without an extra long chimney?
19406	We have built our yard a lath and a half high, says the_ Poultry Review_, but what do these saucy things care for that?
19406	What allowance should be made for doors and windows?
19406	What did he want of a rope?
19406	What has that veteran in botany, Dr. Asa Gray, to say about it?
19406	What is meant by the terms direct and indirect radiation, in giving capacity of steam generators for heating houses?
19406	What is the best and cheapest form of apparatus to heat such compounds for examination?
19406	What is the simplest way of cutting a square hole in a bar of iron?
19406	What would be the most suitable material and dimensions for the boiler?
19406	When not being carried, what position should it be left in?
19406	Where can tungsten, or tungsten steel, be procured, and at what price?
19406	Who can estimate the value of these and similar findings to us-- the value of the revelations they bring of man''s condition in those remote ages?
19406	Who makes machinery for freeing wool of burrs and dirt?
19406	Who sells silicate of alumina and silicate of potash?"
19406	Who sells spoke- turning lathes?
19406	Who sells tools for refitting steam valves without unscrewing them from the pipes?
19406	Who will be the next President?"
19406	Why does a balloon rise in the air?
19406	Why?
19406	Will it take more power to run two millstones in opposite directions than it will to run one at the same speed, the other being stationary?
19406	Will the acid dissolve the gelatin, or must warm water be added?
19406	asks: Can dyeing or coloring be done in cold water?
19406	asks: How must a stove be constructed to burn pea coal, for heating outbuildings?
19406	asks: Is there friction between two bodies while at rest, or only when one or both are in motion?
19406	asks: What is the best kind of wood to construct a guitar?
19362	Ah, Sir John, what can I do for you?
19362	And then?
19362	And what of Jupiter?
19362	And what will be the practical outcome of your discovery?
19362	Are those from Mars of any interest?
19362	Do you pretend that you expect to manufacture a human being out and out?
19362	Eleven by Centropolis time, you mean?
19362	Hall- way? 19362 How are you?"
19362	How can your people suppose that I would do anything so unpatriotic?
19362	If the Earth Chronicle would but open a campaign on our behalf--"And for what object?
19362	Meanwhile,asked Mr. Smith, after a moment''s silence,"have you no news of interest to- day?"
19362	Nothing?
19362	O, is that all? 19362 So, then, the moon is positively uninhabited?"
19362	Telescopes? 19362 The practical outcome?
19362	True,answered the Russian;"but can we do all that we wish?
19362	Well, Cash, what''s the news?
19362	Well, gentlemen, what is this I hear? 19362 Where do you wish to go, sir?"
19362	Where have I been, you ask? 19362 Who is there?"
19362	Why did n''t you tell me that sooner?
19362	Why not?
19362	Why, where have you been?
19362	Yes; and at what hour will you arrive?
19362	''And how long has he been dead?''
19362	''The North for the Slavs?''
19362	And why?
19362	And your appetite?"
19362	As for the opposite side, who knows?"
19362	But, pray, when are you coming home?"
19362	But,"he continued, again addressing William Cooley,"failing with Jupiter, are we getting any results from the moon?"
19362	Do you come by tube or by air- train?"
19362	Do you not think that a bath would refresh me?"
19362	Give up our fairest province, Britain?
19362	I presume you will not say that you lack telescopes?"
19362	Is it always to be thus?
19362	No answer from Jupiter?
19362	Shall we produce rain?
19362	She is dreaming perhaps?
19362	She stirs?
19362	That we might do, but is it of any use?
19362	That''s too bad, but what''s to be done?
19362	Then, what is the use of threats?
19362	What day?
19362	What more do you want?
19362	What think you of the scheme?"
19362	What''s that?
19362	What?
19362	Why, that we shall be able to produce easily all bodies whatever-- stone, wood, metal, fibers--""And flesh and blood?"
19362	Would not our contemporaries prize the telephone and the telephote more highly if they had not forgotten the telegraph?
19362	You are already at the dessert?
19362	You do not believe it?
19362	You have tried it already?
19362	You think, then,"remarked Mr. Smith, musingly,"that if one could but--""Could what?"
19362	you, Doctor?"
19111	All set, Kelly?
19111	And were they both in the green?
19111	And you still think I''m too rough on them?
19111	Anyone up there?
19111	Anything exciting?
19111	Anything new on our hit- runner?
19111	Ben, did you say there were just two vehicles involved?
19111	Clay,she called out,"Have you been drinking in here?
19111	Do n''t you need a wrecker, too, Five Six?
19111	Do you think she''s all right?
19111	Essentials,Martin snorted,"you give your brains to one of those Alberta chicks of yours for a souvenir?"
19111	Got a name picked out for the baby?
19111	Have we got identification on our fatalities yet?
19111	Hey, kid,he spluttered at Clay,"ever notice how the wrong one of her ancestors keeps coming to the surface?
19111	Hey, mother,he yelled to Kelly,"have I got time for a shower before dinner?"
19111	Hey,the happy young father yelped,"hey, how about that?
19111	How come you''ve never married, Ben?
19111	How do you figure that one?
19111	How fast are your pains coming?
19111	How is she?
19111	How much farther, Clay?
19111	How was the seminar, Kelly?
19111	I wonder if he knows what brand of cigars I smoke?
19111	I wonder what NorCon would do with a husband- wife team?
19111	It take all that time to make coffee?
19111	Just what is all this?
19111	Just where are we? 19111 Now what got her on the warpath?"
19111	Remember San Francisco de Borja?
19111	Seriously, kid, what do you have in that grab bag?
19111	Want me to carry some of that junk?
19111	What about Ellen? 19111 What is it Clay?"
19111	What make of car is that, Clay?
19111	What year is this clunker?
19111	What''s making it so long?
19111	What''s the problem?
19111	What''s your name?
19111	Whatcha cooking?
19111	Where have you two been? 19111 Where''s Ben?"
19111	Why do n''t you go back to the sack?
19111	Yes, why?
19111	You all right, Ben?
19111	You going to nail these kids?
19111	You gon na cook again today?
19111	You guys want eggs this morning?
19111	You mean''Paul Bunyon,''do n''t you?
19111	You really mean that, Ben?
19111	*****"Split what up?"
19111	Any ID on that woman?"
19111	Anyone else want a snack?"
19111	Have a happy holiday, Ben?
19111	How would that be?"
19111	How''s Ellen?"
19111	Is this correct, Pitt Control?
19111	Just what did you think you were doing?"
19111	Want some?"
19111	What did you do to Clay, Kelly?"
19111	What''s for dinner, Hiawatha?"
19111	When are you going to learn that good beef has to be bloody to be edible?"
19111	When he had finished reading his report he asked,"How''s the woman?"
19111	Where''re you headed, Eddie?"
19111	You about finished in here?"
19111	You have any preference on where they go?"
19111	You suppose that guy took off?"
22110	If no one''s living up there why does anyone want to go there?
22110	Just who did you speak to at the National Academy of Sciences?
22110	Shall I relay further orders, sir?
22110	The Vanguard?
22110	This_ is_ the parade marking the International Geophysical Year, is it not?
22110	Well, yes, but--"And you are Mr. Cruthers, the manager of the parade, is that not correct?
22110	What on earth are you talking about?
22110	What?
22110	Where''d you get them? 22110 Who lives up there, Daddy?"
22110	Why ca n''t there be something besides so many bands in a parade? 22110 Ai n''t it exciting?
22110	Are n''t they the funniest things you ever saw?"
22110	Can you see them yet, Daddy?"
22110	Daddy,"he pleaded,"why has the parade stopped?
22110	Get behind the Tiffany float and follow them, okay?"
22110	How many in your group?"
22110	I''m all the way down here on street level, remember?"
22110	Walt Disney make them for you?"
22110	What did you say the name of your group was?"
22110	What kind is it?"
22110	Where are they now?"
22110	is to participate in this parade?"
16360	Are you to double, treble, or quadruple your tracks?
16360	Can you find the thickness of the abutments, the rise and span of the arch being given?
16360	Can you state how you would find the thickness of an arch of stone, span and rise being given?
16360	Do you understand that there is any difference in the meaning of the terms gravitation and gravity?
16360	For what parts of a structure may cast and wrought iron be used in reference to tension and compression?
16360	For what purpose is the magnetic needle used in surveying land?
16360	Have you ever had responsible charge of any public work?
16360	He said:"What is the use of heating the air put into a furnace?
16360	How are similar triangles proportioned to each other?
16360	How are walls founded on soft or yielding materials?
16360	How can we save this?
16360	How do you apply the principle of the parallelogram of forces in determining the strain on the various members of a structure?
16360	How do you describe a square in a circle?
16360	How do you find the area of a regular polygon?
16360	How do you find the logarithm of a number in a table of logarithms?
16360	How do you find the number of gallons of water to the cubic foot?
16360	How do you find the solid contents of a cylinder?
16360	How do you inscribe a regular hexagon in a circle?
16360	How do you pass the circumference of a circle through three given points not in the same straight line?
16360	How do you set out a circular curved line upon the ground?
16360	How do you set slope stakes for excavation and embankment?
16360	How is it found?
16360	How many and what parts of a plane triangle must be given to find the rest?
16360	How many feet, board measure, in the flooring of a room 20 feet by 30 feet and 2½ inches thick?
16360	How many gallons of water will be discharged through a pipe 1 foot in diameter, 328 feet long, head 13½ feet, coefficient of flow= 0.007?
16360	How many kinds of leveling rods do you know of?
16360	How may timber be preserved from decay?
16360	How was it to be seen what had occurred, how was it to be made certain that the men were dead, and that all hope of rescue must be abandoned?
16360	How would you prepare the foundation for a heavy wall, and how deep should it be excavated?
16360	How would you test cement?
16360	If this is so, why do not all put them in?
16360	In a semicircular arch, where is the horizontal thrust greatest and where least?
16360	In how many ways is brickwork"bonded"to make good work in heavy walls?
16360	In making what calculations are logarithms useful?
16360	In the triangle, b being a right angle, what proportion does d b bear to a d and d c?
16360	Of a circle?
16360	Of a pyramid?
16360	Of a wedge?
16360	Of an irregular polygon?
16360	Sectional area being 36 square inches, which would be the stronger section, 6 by 6 or 4 by 9?
16360	State the prismoidal formula; would you use it in calculating earthwork?
16360	The engines have been increased over four times, but I will ask you if the furnace areas have been increased( applause) in proportion?
16360	The sides of a polygon being prolonged, what is the sum of all the exterior angles equal to?
16360	Two sides and two angles of a plane triangle being given, how do you find the other parts?
16360	What are cross- sections?
16360	What are natural sines, co- sines, etc.?
16360	What are similar triangles?
16360	What are you going to do?
16360	What are"headers"and"stretchers"?
16360	What do you understand by limit of elasticity as applied to a beam under strain or pressure?
16360	What for gases?
16360	What is a grade line?
16360	What is a logarithm?
16360	What is a steam boiler?
16360	What is a table of logarithmic sines, co- sines, etc.?
16360	What is a traverse table and for what used?
16360	What is an arch, of how many forms, and of what may it be constructed?
16360	What is civil engineering?
16360	What is concrete, of what composed, and in what proportion should its ingredients be mixed?
16360	What is hydraulic cement, and how many kinds do you know of?
16360	What is meant by the neutral axis of a beam?
16360	What is mortar composed of, and how mixed?
16360	What is the base of the common system?
16360	What is the center of gravity of a body?
16360	What is the law of falling bodies?
16360	What is the law of gravitation?
16360	What is the meaning of the term"setting"as applied to cement?
16360	What is the pressure per square inch on the side of a vessel at the depth of 10 feet below the surface of the water?
16360	What is the specific gravity of a body?
16360	What is the standard for solids and liquids?
16360	What is the tensile strength of a good quality of wrought iron per square inch?
16360	What is the weight of a gallon of water?
16360	What kind of sand should be used, and how do you test its quality?
16360	What kind of timber resists decay longest under ground?
16360	What laws govern the pressure of liquids at rest?
16360	What proportion do circumference and areas of circles bear to their radii?
16360	What proportion of the breaking weight of a beam would you consider a safe load?
16360	What should be the proportion of"headers"to"stretchers"?
16360	What should be the thickness at the top and base of a retaining wall 15 feet high, built to retain ordinary earth?
16360	When two sides of a plane triangle and their included angles are given, how do you find the other parts?
16360	When we shovel coal upon the grate bars and ignite it, what happens first?
16360	Where is the center of gravity of a homogeneous body whose sides are all rectangles?
16360	Where should the line of resistance to pressure be found in an arch in order to retain its stability?
16360	Which do you consider the better quality, Rosendale or Portland, and why?
16360	Why?
16360	With the load uniformly distributed, what fractional part of the whole weight may be considered, in all calculations, as being carried at the center?
16360	in ten years, what was it in 1870?
16360	|| Pure(?)
15884	What did I mean when, a few moments ago I spoke of attracting and repellent poles?
15884	What is a sponge?
15884	What is it?
15884	Yes, that''s all very well for_ persons_, but where do you land_ les bagages_?
15884	( Why do they?)
15884	***** What is this wide- spread component of the surface of the earth?
15884	And what should we expect to find on those first shores?
15884	But could a board which was big enough fit into this lecture theatre?
15884	But how can this be?
15884	But how is it that those logs stand up out of the asphalt, with asphalt caps and hounds''ears( as Mr. Manross well phrases it) on the tops of them?
15884	But how, when, where, did the building up of all these rock- layers take place?
15884	But if there are so many thousands of mouths to feed, on the tree- like Sertulariæ as well as in all these Infusoria, where does the food come from?
15884	But if they really do lie under, how can they possibly be of the same age?
15884	But we, whose island home was thus invaded-- are we the same?
15884	But what is rock made of?
15884	But what is the central spot?
15884	But where are the Frenchmen?
15884	But who ventures to call the forces of nature blind?
15884	But why do I dwell upon this?
15884	By what means could the barnacles become credited with the power of producing the well- known geese?
15884	Can the liquid flowers then occupy the whole space of the ice melted?
15884	Did you notice the word"sediment"used a few pages back about the settlement at the bottom of a medicine- vial?
15884	Do the molecules show this architectural power when ordinary water is frozen?
15884	Do you not see in our fires, that various kinds of wood produce different colors?
15884	Exactly what is the nature of the force with which the earth attracts it?
15884	Have there not often been seen figures of men or savage animals?
15884	Have they been blown on to the lake, or left behind by man?
15884	He halloes:"Where is the landing, then?"
15884	Here is a beam from the electric light; beautifully white and bright, is it not?
15884	Holden for permission to use"What is Evolution?"
15884	How could they have found their way thither?
15884	How is a change so rapid in the lustre of a star to be accounted for?
15884	How is the existence of this long succession of different species of crocodiles to be accounted for?
15884	How shall we untangle the light from the sun or a star?
15884	How to feed seventeen men for twenty- one days?
15884	If you went to the booking- office with the whole of this mighty sum in your pocket-- but stop a moment; could you carry it in your pocket?
15884	If, therefore, it be not the sun which lights up this nebula, where else can be the source of its illumination?
15884	In the name of all the Polynesian gods, what is the meaning of all this?
15884	Is it not a dream, indeed?
15884	Is this hard to believe?
15884	It is clear now, is it not, how the railway route is the direct descendant of the tiny squirrel track between two oaks?
15884	Need we then be surprised that when we look at Castor we observe movements that seem very slow?
15884	Now, what is to be said as to the occurrence of these conditions?
15884	Of course, you have not a sample of it to give him; how, then, can he possibly find out anything about it?
15884	On these terms how much do you think the fare from London to this star ought to be?
15884	Shall I speak of those armies which have sometimes appeared in the air?
15884	Suppose such particles devoid of weight and floating in our atmosphere, what must occur when they come near each other?
15884	The question at once suggests itself, How was even this thin crust formed?
15884	Then how is it that when we examine the strata of rocks in our neighborhood, wherever that neighborhood may be, we do not find them so arranged?
15884	This morning, we can not do better than follow in the footsteps of the child, and to the question,"What is a sponge?"
15884	To what action of light is this phenomenon due?
15884	WHAT IS EVOLUTION?
15884	Was I wrong, then, when I said my miniature ocean contains as many millions of beings as there are stars in the heavens?
15884	Was this a dream?
15884	What are the conditions under which it is manifested?
15884	What event is this?
15884	What from?
15884	What if instead of the whole ocean having been higher, parts of the land were lower?
15884	What indeed was it that happened,--or in fact, did it happen at all?
15884	What is all this?
15884	What is the nature of the light?
15884	What is the result?
15884	What is this portion?
15884	What purpose does it serve in the animal economy?
15884	What will be the effect upon the stratified rocks?
15884	What, for example, is the structure of the ice over which we skate in winter?
15884	When you did get there and asked for a ticket at the rate of one hundred miles for a penny, do you think you would get any change?
15884	Whence do they come?
15884	Which of us does not wish to be in that peaceful fairyland once more?
15884	Who will forget it?
15884	Why are eagles''wings of just the size that they are?
15884	Why are your skates shaped in a certain way?
15884	Why have soldiers two sets of( now) useless buttons on the skirts of their coats?
15884	Why is the cloud not blown away?
15884	Why is your gun rifled?
15884	Why use the wealth of a world which is going to perish?
15884	Why work, be instructed, or rise in the progress of the sciences or arts?
15884	Will it happen again next year?
15884	Yet how can one for a moment suppose that the ocean- waters ever rose so high?
15884	[ Illustration] WHAT IS EVOLUTION?
15884	[ Illustration] What is the earth made of-- this round earth upon which we human beings live and move?
15884	and whence did it come?
15884	and"How does it live?"
15884	and"Where does it come from?"
15884	every year?
15884	of those clouds which follow as it were along a circle, or which resemble the head of Medusa?
15884	or are they fossil trees, integral parts of the vegetable stratum below which is continually rolling upward?
15884	or are they of both kinds?
22154	Are you hurt?
22154	Have you forgotten? 22154 Mado,"he called, pointing,"do you suppose we could dope out a way of getting Nazu aboard his sky vehicle to go for help?"
22154	What is it?
22154	What''s so terrible about landing here?
22154	What''s the reason for this serious discussion?
22154	What''s wrong about that?
22154	Who is that?
22154	You mean,Mado asked,"that there are vibrations in the ether hereabouts that are set up electrically by the planet?"
22154	You think these vibrations will affect us?
22154	And, who knows but that you''ll find the one and only girl yourself, some fine day?"
22154	Are n''t you thrilled?"
22154	Did they capture us?"
22154	How high is this cloud layer?"
22154	Then, watching her strange performance, he asked,"What are you doing?"
22154	What of Detis?"
22154	What was a man to do?
22154	What''s that?"
22154	Who''d ever dream of such a horror in the twenty- fourth century-- even out here?"
22154	You expect me to hide in the vessel while you''re at work outside?
20838	A body? 20838 An ax?"
20838	And a body; what''s that?
20838	And matter is what?
20838	Are we free?
20838	Are we really free?
20838	But what does the work; what killed him?
20838	Can we get in through the windows?
20838	Coming, boy?
20838	Do you really mean that we''re less than a mile from your laboratory; from our own world? 20838 Does n''t it, Hope?"
20838	How does our own material little old world look?
20838	How long is it since Miss Hope went in there?
20838	How long, sir? 20838 Is there another key, Perrin?"
20838	Now what?
20838	Still experimenting with it?
20838	What am I, then-- a ghost?
20838	What''s the matter, Perrin? 20838 Where we are?
20838	*****"And the machine?"
20838	And what do you suppose they want us to do now?"
20838	But when Miss Hope came home unexpected this morning--""What?"
20838	Butler?"
20838	Can we make it?"
20838	Did you notice it?"
20838	Do you know?"
20838	Do you recognize it?"
20838	Gun loaded?"
20838	Have you ever sat close to the screen in a motion picture theatre, so that the graininess of the moving film was visible?
20838	How are you feeling, Hope?"
20838	I reckon you got it, sir?"
20838	If we can only reach the spot where we entered this insane world before something happens--""How much time have we?"
20838	Is that what you mean?"
20838	It is possible to have sound and light in the same place, is n''t it?
20838	Ready?"
20838	Understand?"
20838	We must give Vic a hand-- mustn''t we?
20838	What do these people-- if you can call them that-- want of us?"
20838	What''s happened?"
20838	Where''s Mr. Butler?
20838	Why do n''t we bump into things?"
20838	Why-- would you like to go back?"
20838	Will you join me?"
20838	You have seen them appear out of thin air, and dissolve in the same fashion?"
20838	You marked the moment of your departure, I suppose?"
22102	More therapy?
22102	She knew you were a career officer; what did she expect----?
22102	We have n''t gotten on too well, have we, Colonel?
22102	What will you do?
22102	What''s reality, Steinhart? 22102 Where is that little brat, anyway?"
22102	Yes?
22102	And Steinhart:"_ What is reality, Kimmy?_"***** The hours stretched into days, the days into months.
22102	And how many remembered now that the Thern priests all wore yellow wings and a circlet of gold with some fantastic jewel on their forehead?
22102	Chance or design?
22102	Did n''t he know that it did n''t matter?
22102	Do_ you_ know?"
22102	How many rocket pilots, he wondered, were weaned on Burroughs''books?
22102	Natural under the circumstances?
22102	Oh, where IS he, anyway?
22102	Or neurosis building up already?
22102	Out of all the scores of applicants-- because there are always applicants for a sure- death job-- and all the qualified pilots, why this one?
22102	Should n''t there be a diadem on his forehead?
22102	They were thinking: Why him?
22102	Was that a Plant Man?
22102	What could Steinhart know of longing?
22102	What happened?"
22102	What have I to do with you now, he thought?
22102	What is it that he reminds me of?
22102	_ What is reality, Kimmy?_ Steinhart was right, he thought vaguely.
20920	D''y''want to get us killed?
20920	How about the talkies tonight?
20920	Huh?
20920	If they can pick up sparks from a motor, ca n''t they pick''em up from this? 20920 Well?"
20920	What did you men do?
20920	What for?
20920	What in hell did you do?
20920	What was it?
20920	What?
20920	Whatcha want to do? 20920 Who''s there?"
20920	Why ai n''t the bombers been shot down?
20920	Why rockets?
20920	After the Wabbly?"
20920	But what the hell?"
20920	Celebrate the Fourth o''July?"
20920	Coming?"
20920	Do you men want to come with me?
20920	Let''s call up the general and see how he is?"
20920	May I suggest, sir, that mine- cases with no metal in them at all would be worth trying?"
20920	Presently the rural Central said:"All through?"
20920	See?"
20920	Smell it?
20920	Then my pants caught on fire--""What?"
20920	There was a pause of seconds''duration only, during which Sergeant Walpole stared blankly and gasped,"What the hell?"
20920	What did that damned thing use on them?"
20920	What do you know about it?"
20920	What in hell was it?"
20920	What the hell y''doin''?
20920	What''s that about the thing on top?"
20920	Why''s it comin''back?"
20920	Why?
20920	Y''want''em droppin''eggs on us?
20920	You''re sure about that spark- plug affair?"
20920	You, sir?"
17355	And how many are fishermen?
17355	Are n''t you going to marry me?
17355	Are you alive? 17355 Are you alive?"
17355	Are you hungry?
17355	Are you sure that''s what has happened?
17355	Are-- are you seeing what I am seeing?
17355	But in a month,she said dubiously,"we-- there is hardly any hope of our finding food for two thousand people for a month, is there?"
17355	But what are we going to do?
17355	But what does that mean?
17355	Can we trade with them?
17355	Do you call this decent, trying to get more than your share of this stuff? 17355 Do you know the normal rate of the heart- beat?
17355	Do you think we''ll pull through all right?
17355	Estelle,he said, smiling,"would you like to be out of a job with me?"
17355	Have I gone crazy?
17355	How could I know?
17355	How do you catch birds?
17355	How long will that take?
17355	How many weapons can we count on altogether?
17355	How soon can we hope to start back?
17355	Hunt?
17355	I manage?
17355	I wo n''t leave you,she declared"Where are you caught?
17355	If that''s so,said Estelle quickly,"why ca n''t we climb up it without waiting for them to come after us?"
17355	It is n''t a question of your wanting pay in exchange for your services in putting us back, is it?
17355	It''s getting dark, is n''t it?
17355	Miss Woodward,he said sharply,"What is that?"
17355	Oh, what are we going to do?
17355	Oh, what_ has_ happened?
17355	Please--Arthur smiled encouragingly at her--"please count me your friend, wo n''t you?"
17355	Running forward in time unwinds a clock, does n''t it?
17355	Shall I send the bank watchmen to go on each floor in turn and ask everybody to come down- stairs?
17355	Shall we use our guns?
17355	Well, then, have you ever read anything by Wells? 17355 Well,"he said at last deliberately,"we''ve got to-- What''s that?"
17355	What am I?
17355	What am I?
17355	What are you afraid of?
17355	What do the rest of you do?
17355	What does that mean?
17355	What have I done?
17355	What is that?
17355	What is the matter? 17355 What makes the sun wabble so?"
17355	What on earth''s the matter?
17355	What''s going to happen?
17355	What''s the matter? 17355 What''s the matter?"
17355	What''s the matter?
17355	What''s the matter?
17355	What?
17355	What?
17355	What_ are_ we going to do? 17355 What_ has_ happened?"
17355	What_ is_ the matter?
17355	When are we going to stop?
17355	Where shall our emergency council sit?
17355	Why did your watch explode-- and the clock?
17355	Why may n''t I kiss you if you''re going to marry me?
17355	Why, you--"Why I?
17355	With a shotgun?
17355	Would n''t it be a good idea to see if there are n''t some more stunned in the other offices?
17355	You are n''t really frightened, are you?
17355	You hear a rumble?
17355	You mean you''re going to give up your office-- and me?
17355	You-- you are n''t afraid we''ll go back before the beginning of the world, are you?
17355	Anybody a better plan?"
17355	Anybody any suggestions?"
17355	Are you badly hurt?
17355	But-- have you read anything about the Fourth Dimension?"
17355	Could we catch them in traps, do you think?"
17355	Did Estelle want to come down and watch?
17355	Did you hear?"
17355	Do all of you know what wild plants look like?
17355	Do you know what that means?"
17355	Do you see the same things I do?"
17355	Does it sound in the least like a liquid rushing through somewhere?"
17355	Have any of you weapons in your offices?"
17355	Have we any chance?"
17355	How many of you can shoot?"
17355	I wonder how we''re going to get down?"
17355	Now, how many of you know anything about hunting, fishing, trapping, or any possible way of getting food?"
17355	See how green it is?"
17355	See this bowl?"
17355	The''Time Machine,''for instance?"
17355	They''d better make their tackle to- night, do n''t you think?"
17355	What has happened?"
17355	Where are we?"
17355	Who will help out with this?"
17355	Why the sudden change?"
17355	Will you do that?"
17355	You''ll do that?"
17355	_ What will happen when we stop?_"Estelle caught her breath.
21279	A body''s a body, eh?
21279	A do- it- yourselfer, eh?
21279	Ah, You... you admire him, eh?
21279	And, say, is n''t that some picture?
21279	Do the parents have three volunteers?
21279	How about her?
21279	How soon could I get an appointment?
21279	Is that a crime?
21279	Is this where I''m supposed to come?
21279	That upsets you?
21279	Well,said Leora Duncan,"that''s more the disposal people, is n''t it?
21279	What are you doing here?
21279	What makes you think you''re not in it?
21279	What man in my shoes would n''t be happy?
21279	What''s your idea of what life looks like?
21279	What?
21279	What?
21279	Who does n''t admire him?
21279	Who does n''t admire him?
21279	You are n''t about to have a baby, are you?
21279	You like her at all?
21279	You think I''m proud of this daub?
21279	You think this is my idea of what life really looks like?
21279	You''re a gloomy old duck, are n''t you?
21279	Got a problem?
21279	If you do n''t want my lovin'', Why should I take up all this space?
21279	Sawing off a limb-- that strikes you as appropriate?"
21279	See any faceless body here you''d like me to stick your head on?
21279	Wehling?"
21279	Wehling?"
21279	What''s the name?"
21279	Why do n''t you have a little consideration for the people who have to clean up after you?"
22218	But how long could he... his brain... maintain its existence?
22218	But, after all, what was the use?
22218	By what inconceivable necromancy could a paved street with houses, trees and buildings be spirited away and the space it had occupied be closed up?
22218	Could he be really mad?
22218	Could it be that he was going mad?
22218	Had he lost his sense of proportion, of perspective?
22218	Had his long exile finally turned his mind... perhaps just a very little... enough to make him queer?
22218	Might not all this exist within his own mind?
22218	Might not the Red Star confectionery still exist, splashing the street with the red of its neon sign?
22218	Might not the street be as it always was, with laughing children and barking dogs?
22218	Or had he, absent- mindedly, come one block farther than he thought, passed the store as on the night before?
22218	Or had it really happened?
22218	Or would he merely be a thing?
22218	Was it his imagination, or did the lamp on the table blur and begin to fade away?
22218	Was something happening in the world which he, in his secluded life, knew nothing about?
22218	What did Harcourt have to do with it?
22218	What did it mean?
22218	What was this?
22470	What if I do n''t stop?
22470	Have they, too, been affected by my radiations and joined forces with the original colony against myself?
22470	Of what importance were the lives of a few ants as compared to the advancement of the science of Communication?
22470	They''d kill me... would they?
22470	Those tiny insects... what could they do?
22470	What if my transmissions did kill a few of them?
16170	But the_ means_ of instruction, say you, where are they to be found? 16170 Is it not_ certain_ that in future all war of maritime powers against the United States, will take a similar course?
16170	**** How would such a nation be protected from external attack, and entire subjugation?
16170	114,622 35 1826 83,386 52 1827 and 1837 Warren, 20?
16170	99,410 01 1826 152,596 03 1830 and 1838 Fairfield, 20 100,490 35 1826 65,918 26 1831 and 1837 Natches,[24] 20?
16170	And can you forget that these coy mistresses are only to be won by intelligence and good conduct?"
16170	And if it can not be foretold, how is that ubiquity to be imparted that shall always place our fleet in the path of the advancing foe?
16170	And if it should, what space should there be between those lines?
16170	And what are they but the dreams of pedants?
16170	Are you a man of_ honor_?
16170	Are you an_ honest_ man?
16170	Are you impelled by a love of_ glory_ or a love of_ power_?
16170	At what distance ought the vanguard and the flankers to be encamped?
16170	But are we bound to love all human beings alike; that is, to the same degree?
16170	But could any sane man be found to say that, on account of the cost of maintaining them, all laws and lawyers are useless and should be abolished?
16170	But even if it were not so, are there no other advantages to be secured?
16170	But is this sufficient to accomplish the object?
16170	But it may be asked, what is to prevent repeated and continued aggression?
16170	But where is the capital exactly so situated that we are ever likely to attack?
16170	Can it be said that the wars of the American Revolution and of 1812, were demoralizing in their effects?
16170	Could our fleet be so arranged as to meet these enterprises?
16170	Did Mr. White, of Salem, escape his murderers any the more for being harmless and defenceless?
16170	Did the Quakers escape being attacked and hung by the ancient New Englanders any the more because of their non- resisting principles?
16170	Diebitsch with those of Barclay and Witgenstein?
16170	Does it even abandon the avenues it is destined to defend?
16170	Does the Bible, as a whole, inculcate such doctrine?
16170	Does your bosom glow with the holy fervor of_ patriotism_?
16170	Even if it were a case of decided failure, would this single exception be sufficient to overthrow the weight of evidence on the other side?
16170	Gneisenau and Muffling with those of Blücher?
16170	Had our ancestors adopted this principle in 1776, what now had been, think you, the character and condition of our country?
16170	Has_ hunger_ made you a soldier?
16170	Have the Jews escaped persecutions throughout Christendom any the more because of their imbecility and non- resistance for some centuries past?
16170	How are we to prevent the introduction of these Atlantic steamers into our lakes?
16170	How can we best prepare in time of peace to repel these attacks?
16170	How far have we accomplished this object, and what will be the probable operations in case of another contest with a European power?
16170	How know which of these evolutions the enemy employs against him?
16170	How, then, are we to oppose the hostile force?
16170	If professional ignorance be a recommendation in our generals, why not also in our lawyers and our surgeons?
16170	If we entirely forbear to punish the thief, the robber, and the murderer, think you that crime will be diminished?
16170	In case of another increase of our military establishment, what course will our government pursue?
16170	Is it for the advantage of him who lives among a community of thieves, to steal; or for one who lives among a community of liars, to lie?"
16170	Is it true, that in this world the wicked only are oppressed, and that the good are always the prospered and happy?
16170	Is not General Toll associated with the successes of Kutusof?
16170	Is_ vanity_ your principle of action?
16170	Must human blood be substituted for skill and preparation, and dead bodies of our citizens serve as epaulements against the inroads of the enemy?
16170	Must the Gulf of Mexico be swept, as well as the Atlantic; or shall we give up the Gulf to the enemy?
16170	Shall we cover the southern cities, or give them up also?
16170	Should the army be ranged in battle array, in several lines?
16170	Should the cavalry be in reserve behind the infantry, or should it be placed upon the wings?
16170	They may make a Mack, but have they ever made a Xenophon, a CÃ ¦ sar, a Saxe, a Frederick, or a Bonaparte?
16170	We speak only of the policy of expending vast sums of money on this_ military_(?)
16170	What can be more truly and thoroughly democratic than this?
16170	What frontage and what depth ought to be given to the camp?
16170	What principle in military science would justify such a plan of campaign?
16170	What result should we anticipate from the nature of the contending forces?
16170	What was this power but an unsubdued energy in the batteries?
16170	Where should the cavalry, the artillery, and the carriages be distributed?
16170	Who would not laugh to hear the cobbler of Athens lecturing Hannibal on the art of war?"
16170	Why then did these places, escape?
16170	Would we trust our lives and the honor of our country to their care?
16170	Yet what was the effect produced on the defences of the place by this fire, so formidable, to judge by the sound alone?
16170	and, of course, how decide on a counter- movement which may be necessary to secure victory or avoid defeat?
16170	or to cut him off from his supplies?
16170	to penetrate to his capital?
22176	But what becomes of Earth itself, after our peoples are gone?
22176	Could you pilot it?
22176	Defeated?
22176	Fight?
22176	Koto, what do you have to do to fire your explosive?
22176	Oh, suicide party, eh?
22176	What are the chances of getting word to Earth?
22176	What is it?
22176	What is it?
22176	What is your name?
22176	What were you and your people trying to do to us with the cable you hitched to our stern?
22176	What''s Leider up to?
22176	Yes, but what are we going to do while he ignores us?
22176	You-- you do not_ believe_?
22176	But did it gain me anything?
22176	But with Ludwig Leider loose on Orcon, and you the only one in our Zone who knew much of anything about the planet, what could you expect?"
22176	Damn it, it''s my explosive, anyway, is n''t it?
22176	For who has better cause than I, whom Earth would not accept as her master?
22176	Here?"
22176	Ingenious, not?
22176	What are you going to do, Doctor?
22176	What do you think of the enervating ray, heh?
22176	What''s the matter with it?"
22176	What''s the matter with_ you_?"
22176	Who has the best right to fire it?"
22176	Why this silly kidnapping?"
22176	Why was n''t I told?
13549	And if he covered each point even by a brigade, where would be his army when he would need it to give battle to an approaching force?
13549	And was this sacrifice really useful?
13549	Are we to imagine that Eugene and Marlborough triumphed simply by inspiration or by the superior courage and discipline of their battalions?
13549	But how could he leave Schaffhausen unprotected?
13549	But is there no means of repelling such an invasion without bringing about an uprising of the whole population and a war of extermination?
13549	But will this faithful friend never yield to personal affections?
13549	Can an immense deployed line be moved up into action while firing?
13549	Can he not turn his adversary, surround, disperse, and ruin in succession all his divisions?
13549	Can the result of the march of Napoleon and Grouchy on Brussels be forgotten?
13549	Did not Eugene march by way of Stradella and Asti to the aid of Turin, leaving the French upon the Mincio but a few leagues from his base?
13549	Do not these false combinations resemble those of Soubise and Broglie in 1761, and all the operations of the Seven Years''War?
13549	How can they escape such a fate?
13549	How could so many small vessels be kept moving, even for two days and nights?
13549	How was he to defend such a circumference?
13549	How would it have been possible to attack the camps of Saorgio, Figueras, and Mont- Cenis with deployed regiments?
13549	I ask, what means is there of carrying up to the assault of an enemy forty or fifty deployed battalions as a whole in good order?
13549	If he had made a divergent retreat, what would have become of his army and his victories?
13549	In fact, how can any man say what he should do himself, if he is ignorant what his adversary is about?
13549	Is it an advantage to a state to have its armies commanded in person by the monarch?
13549	Is it indeed an easy matter to adopt any other order when marching to attack a position?
13549	Is logistics simply a science of detail?
13549	Is there no mean between these contests between the people and the old regular method of war between permanent armies?
13549	Moreover, was not the Archduke Charles enabled to beat Jourdan in 1796 by the use of converging routes?
13549	Moreover, who can say that a retreat commenced in the daylight in presence of an enterprising enemy may not become a rout?
13549	Or, on the contrary, is it a general science, forming one of the most essential parts of the art of war?
13549	Shall I be understood as saying that there are no such things as tactical rules, and that no theory of tactics can be useful?
13549	Shall I say also that in this kind of war, more than in any other, operations should be directed upon the communications of the enemy?
13549	Shall a theory be pronounced absurd because it has only three- fourths of the whole number of chances of success in its favor?
13549	Shall such an army be still more weakened by dividing it?
13549	Shall the fight be continued at all hazards until nightfall and the retreat executed under cover of the darkness?
13549	Should a forced march be made in the night, in order to get as much start of the enemy as possible?
13549	Since Napoleon''s direction of operations was so clearly fixed, what mattered it to him to know the details of their movements?
13549	The example of Wurmser, who prolonged the defense of Mantua, will be cited in opposition to this; but did not his army perish?
13549	The marches of Ulm and Jena were the same maneuvers; and what was Blücher''s march at Waterloo but an application of interior strategic lines?
13549	Was not General Moreau at the gates of Vienna when Fussen, Scharnitz, and all the Tyrol were in possession of the Austrians?
13549	Was not Napoleon at Piacenza when Turin, Genoa, and the Col- di- Tenda were occupied by the army of Mélas?
13549	Was not the salvation of Germany due to his concentric retreat?
13549	What change will it make in tactics?
13549	What conclusions shall be drawn from all that has been said?
13549	What man would not glory in assisting to bring to a conclusion the greatest trial of skill and strength ever seen between two great nations?
13549	What method of retreat shall be recommended?
13549	What military man of intelligence would be guilty of such an absurdity?
13549	What military man will reply in the affirmative?
13549	What must be the result of an operation which is but partially understood by the commander, since it is not his own conception?
13549	What service did one hundred thousand Vendeans and one hundred thousand Federalists do for the Coalition in 1793?
13549	What was the fate of the concentric columns of Wurmser and Quasdanovitch, wishing to reach the Mincio by the two banks of Lake Garda?
13549	What was the result?
13549	When the Archduke Charles gave way before the first efforts of the French armies in 1796, would he have saved Germany by an eccentric movement?
13549	Where were the imposing armies she afterward displayed?
13549	Will he be always free from prejudice?
13549	Would it be fair on that account to deny the influence of science and principles in ordinary affairs?
13549	Would it have placed Bonaparte at the head of the army of Italy, when he was known only by two directors?
13549	Would the same result have been witnessed if they had used columns of attack formed each of a single battalion doubled on the center?
13549	and how could he leave open one of these great valleys, thus risking every thing?
13549	and what more useful disposition could have been made of them than to protect the flanks of the invading army?
13549	how abandon Rheineck and the Saint- Gothard?
13549	how open the Valais and the approach by Berne, without surrendering the whole of Switzerland to the Coalition?
13549	or is it better to halt after a half- march and make a show of fighting again?
13549	to make a Saragossa of every walled town, to bring about, by way of reprisals, murder, pillage, and incendiarism throughout the country?
16834	''Did you ever know of his favoring schools or churches by gifts or otherwise?'' 16834 ''Then you love her still, Bernard?''
16834	Ah, yes, Christine, but have you been true all these years?
16834	And where was he buried?
16834	Beg pardon, ladies,said the doctor as he entered,"you sent for me I believe?"
16834	But Leo, why do you put the ring on the third finger before marriage?
16834	But what about the last one- fourth payment in preferred shares of$ 1,250,000?
16834	But what shall count for a meal?
16834	But where is the kitchen?
16834	But, doctor, ca n''t you do something now for us?
16834	Captain Morgan, then you really promise a smooth passage?
16834	Captain, have you a panacea for seasickness?
16834	Captain,inquired Leo,"do you think we shall have a pleasant voyage?"
16834	Certainly, child, invite her, and I am sure, Mr. Searles, that you concur in my daughter''s plan to increase our party at dinner, do you not?
16834	Do n''t you see, Mr. Searles, that protection and free trade are equally selfish and not philanthropic principles?
16834	Do you think this possible?
16834	How do you know he has a home, mother?
16834	How so?
16834	I am a bankrupt then,said Mrs. Harris,"but how about my daughter Lucille?"
16834	If it is settled, Gertrude, then it is settled, I suppose, but how do you think May and I can get ready in so short a time to go to Europe?
16834	Is your name Patsie?
16834	Mr. Siemen, tell us please how the steamer is lighted?
16834	Narrow escape for whom?
16834	Now what''s to be done?
16834	Now, dear, what have you to say?
16834	Of course, you will accept the position?
16834	Ready by noon? 16834 Stewardess, where are you?
16834	This is Wednesday, Captain, and do you really think you will land us in the Mersey by Monday evening?
16834	This is wonderful, Leo,said Mrs. Harris;"can you tell us where and when icebergs are formed?"
16834	Well, Colonel Harris, how would the following terms please you? 16834 Well, May,"said George, as he kissed her,"can you get ready by noon tomorrow?"
16834	What about his death?
16834	What are the duties of the stokers?
16834	What do they mean?
16834	What if the Norsemen did first discover America?
16834	What in the world do you want of our thumbs?
16834	What is the cause of this terrible seasickness, doctor, and what can you do for us?
16834	What monuments?
16834	What quantity of coal do you use?
16834	What report, marquis?
16834	What shall I do with this vast army?
16834	What''s the matter, Reuben?
16834	Why did the men strike at the very time when father wanted his mills to glow with activity?
16834	You seem to win your case,said Major Williams,"what romance in history will be left us?
16834	You surprise me, Leo, but what was the report?
16834	''Stranger, wo n''t you stand up again so that the audience can see you?
16834	After our return from Europe, why ca n''t we all spend our winters in New York?"
16834	After the committee retired, the mayor said,"Well, Colonel Harris, what will be the outcome?"
16834	Alfonso answered,"Why not take a drive, and possibly attend some church?"
16834	Am I dreaming, or not?"
16834	Are n''t you glad now, that you, and your sister May are going with us?
16834	But for whom shall we gather the gain?
16834	But what of that?
16834	But where were Red Cloud and kind- hearted Mariposa?
16834	CHAPTER XXVII THE CRISIS What is of more value to civilization, or what commands a greater premium in the world than successful leadership?
16834	Ca n''t you stop it?
16834	Can you help me?"
16834	Did he leave a competency?
16834	Did she thus intend to say,"I love you?"
16834	Did you say you knew the man?''
16834	Do n''t you see the specks of blue low down on the horizon to the northeast?
16834	Dr. Argyle said,"Judge, what do you think of novels anyway?"
16834	Finally he shouted,"Slaves, will you tamely submit to all this indignity and not resent it?
16834	Gertrude and George were strong and helpful, both educated, unselfish and ambitious; why should they not succeed?
16834	Has the senator been prompted by the spirit of your anxious father, or is there evil in the communication?"
16834	How can you divide it with me?
16834	How do you like being fenced out from your work?
16834	How was he ever to earn a living for two, if Gertrude should possibly say"yes?"
16834	I wonder what it all means?
16834	If asked,"How rich?"
16834	If not, would the family receive such assistance as would enable the daughter, if Rosie Ricci was her daughter, to obtain a further musical education?
16834	If she had flowers, fruit, books, pretty gifts, or money, her first thought always was,"How can I make somebody happy?"
16834	Is n''t the ship going down?"
16834	Leo, who was fond of the ocean, said to Alfonso,"Why ca n''t we all be sailors?
16834	May Ingram said,"Mr. Worth, how do you arrange designs?"
16834	Mayor Duty, what do you advise us to do?"
16834	Now Mr. Searles, what is the fourth requisite?"
16834	Now what will give you all the most pleasure to- day?"
16834	Of what use is our so- called civilization if it permits such brutal scenes?
16834	One or two lumps?"
16834	Rosie picked it up saying,"Mother dear, what is the matter?
16834	She sank back into an easy chair on the steamer, murmuring,"Why this terrible disappointment?
16834	She wanted George near her as she traveled, so each could say to the other,"Is n''t it beautiful?"
16834	Soon Alfonso said,"Leo, how about your own former love, Rosie Ricci?
16834	The present issue was,"Will the company pay an increase of wages?"
16834	Then the issue was,"Will the company recognize the demands of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers of America?"
16834	Trask, will you pardon me if I say a few words?''
16834	Trembling she said,"Leo, you have given Rosie up forever then?"
16834	What can you do?
16834	What chance of recognition had Cousin against Columbus, the protégé of this Pope?"
16834	What do you think he said, George?
16834	What faculty of educators can lay claim to all the best methods of evolving characters?
16834	What is your advice?"
16834	What say you to this?
16834	What shall be the laws of accumulation and distribution?
16834	What shall we do?
16834	What terrible news does it contain?"
16834	What will your families do for a roof when the snows come and you have no bread for your children?
16834	Why did I not at once sacrifice all and share his misfortunes?
16834	Why did I not turn back with my husband?
16834	Why do n''t you hurry when I ring?
16834	Why should they expect us to share with them our property, title to which the United States has guaranteed?
16834	Will you go?"
16834	Would I reject him?
16834	You and your mother or Lucille and I?"
16834	You have a ring of beaten gold on your finger, did it come from near here?"
19445	A twenty- five- story university?
19445	And how did you establish--?
19445	Any pictures?
19445	Are you really beginning to treat this pipe dream of hers as a serious possibility, Selim?
19445	But, Martha, can you be really sure? 19445 Did it look as though anybody''d made any attempt to fix it?"
19445	Do n''t tell me Martha finally got something out of that stuff?
19445	Do you know which building Tony has decided to enter next?
19445	Everything finished, over there?
19445	How? 19445 I know hydrogen and helium; what''s_ tirfalddavas_, the third one?"
19445	If you could read the numbers, would that help?
19445	Important?
19445	In 1923? 19445 Is it true?"
19445	Is there anything I can do--?
19445	Is there enough oxygen for anything like that?
19445	It is?
19445	It was occupied right up to the end-- we''ve all seen the shifts these people used to keep a civilization going here-- but what was the end? 19445 Minturnae, for instance?
19445	Oh, Sid; you doing anything for the next hour or so?
19445	Then why did they barricade everything from the inside, and how did they get out?
19445	Well, it''s a start, is n''t it?
19445	What sort of condition are the generators in?
19445	What will you need in the way of equipment?
19445	What would the numbers be for the first one, hydrogen?
19445	What would you say, Martha?
19445	What''s happened? 19445 Where are you?
19445	Where did you find that?
19445	Where?
19445	Who wants to come downstairs with us?
19445	You did n''t expect them to be waiting out front, with a red carpet and a big banner,_ Welcome Terrans_, did you, Tony?
19445	You have n''t found any more pictures?
19445	You know what this place is? 19445 You mean you''re going to throw away everything you''ve accomplished in Hittitology and start all over again here on Mars?
19445	You mean you''ve changed your mind about going home on the_ Cyrano_?
19445	You''ll stay on here?
19445	You''re not going to insist on making this building into expedition quarters, I hope, colonel?
19445	And the fourth element, kiradavas; what''s that?"
19445	And what hope, I ask you, have we of finding anything like that here?
19445	And why did they leave?"
19445	Are we going to have to do all that?"
19445	But if they were the last of the Martians, why have n''t we found their bones, at least?
19445	Could it be a table of the elements?"
19445	Did you find anything down on the lower floors?"
19445	From pictures and captions?
19445	Have you any of the rest of it?"
19445	Have you seen any of the other Roman cities in Italy?"
19445	How did they get out?
19445	How do you know that their table of elements was anything like ours?"
19445	How would he know that it was really''Wilhelm II in Exile at Doorn?''"
19445	It is n''t cocktail- time yet, is it?"
19445	Notice what''s in the corners?"
19445	Or had this changed his mind for him again?
19445	Or is that thing a Martian minus sign?"
19445	Or maybe the character misspoke, in her excitement?
19445	Or that later but not less distinguished Hittitologist, Selim von Ohlmhorst:''Where are you going to get your bilingual?''"
19445	Selim, can you remember when Lord Carnarvon and Howard Carter found the tomb of Tutankhamen?"
19445	Sid, do n''t you get it?
19445	Something important?"
19445	Tell me, have you found a single word to which you can positively assign a meaning?"
19445	That check?"
19445	Want to come along?"
19445	We''ve found captioned pictures, and what have they given us?
19445	What happened to them?
19445	What ought they to be, Mort?"
19445	What word would convey the idea of chemistry and physics taken as one subject?"
19445	What''s the first element in Period Three?"
19445	Where did they go?"
19445	Who buried them, after they were dead?"
19445	Would you do that?"
19445	You''ve been working for years in the Indus Valley; how many words of Harappa have you or anybody else ever been able to read?"
19445	_ No!_""What''s the matter, Ivan?"
18949	A pistol?
18949	Am I to understand that the union sustains that action, too?
18949	And can Ben help you-- distributing forms, timing the test, seeing that there''s no fudging, and collecting the forms when they''re done?
18949	And who''s going to decide whether or not these men have successfully passed these tests?
18949	Anybody know where the nearest Army headquarters is?
18949	But how about our contract with the I.F.A.W.?
18949	But how do you account for the fact that those two men, and only those two men, were dismissed for alleged deficient intelligence?
18949	Can you give all of them the written test together?
18949	Doris, before you could get your Board of Psychiatry and Neurology diploma, you had to qualify as a regular M.D., did n''t you?
18949	Extraordinary?
18949	Get this whole plant struck shut? 18949 Had anything to eat?
18949	How about security clearance for our own men?
18949	How is the Herr Doktor, by the way, and just what happened to him? 18949 How''d the finished tests come out?"
18949	I am?
18949	Is there a recorder going on this line?
18949	It''s past oh- eight- hundred; why are n''t they at work?
18949	Joan, is Sid Keating out there? 18949 Koffler and Burris?"
18949	Melroy, what are you trying to do?
18949	News gets around fast, here, does n''t it?
18949	Oh, have you had much to do with this man Crandall, yourself?
18949	One of the Doernberg- Giardanos let go?
18949	Scott, you''re really going through with this, then?
18949	Suppose I''d been an Englishman with a name like Evelyn or Vivian?
18949	Then you''re going to make these men take these tests, whatever they are?
18949	Then, in case the test purports to show that one of these men is, let''s say, mentally deficient, you intend dismissing him?
18949	This man working for us?
18949	Well, are you going to take the responsibility for it, or are n''t you?
18949	Well, did Mr. Melroy suggest to you that any specific employee or employees of his were undesirable and ought to be eliminated?
18949	Well, did n''t Hausinger try to stop them?
18949	Well, how about my company?
18949	Well, if they''re hired through the union, on a seniority basis, would n''t they be likely to be experienced and competent workers?
18949	Well, was n''t that to be expected?
18949	Well, what are they doing ganged up here?
18949	Well, what sort of a character is he, anyhow? 18949 Were you ever security- cleared by any Government agency?"
18949	What are they getting on the breakdown counter?
18949	What do you think happened?
18949	When did it happen?
18949	Which side are you supposed to be on, anyhow?
18949	Who gave you that idea?
18949	Who''s the mouthy character outside?
18949	Who?
18949	Will the time- records show that?
18949	You know what they''ve done? 18949 You mean--?"
18949	You think that''s the old obsession talking?
18949	You?
18949	*****"You think the union will make trouble about these tests?"
18949	About sixty?"
18949	Am I to consider that an act of your union, or will you disavow it so that I can fire all of them for quitting without permission?"
18949	Did Heydenreich get them up himself?"
18949	Do n''t you realize that a workman who makes stupid or careless or impulsive mistakes is just as dangerous to the plant as any saboteur?
18949	Do you initial your first name just to see how people react when they meet you?"
18949	Does that satisfy you?"
18949	Fly your own plane?"
18949	Great Lord, do you actually mean that you''re using this stuff as an excuse for depriving men of their jobs?"
18949	Have you any idea what that would mean?"
18949	He might have included a few more data and made it more so.... Wo n''t you sit down?"
18949	Here?"
18949	How did you get here?
18949	How many of our own men, from Pittsburgh, do we have working in these machine shops and in the assembly shop here?
18949	How''re the rest taking it?"
18949	How''s the reactor, now?"
18949	I suppose he briefed you on what I want done, here?"
18949	In the sudden silence, one voice, harshly strident, continued:"... do they think this is, anyhow?
18949	Is that agreeable?"
18949	Is that correct?"
18949	Is that correct?"
18949	Melroy?"
18949	No?...
18949	Rives?"
18949	Send him in, will you?"
18949	Then somebody across the table from Melroy began to say,"What the devil--?"
18949	Was there anything else you wanted to talk about?...
18949	What''s Fred doing about it?"
18949	What''s Washington doing?"
18949	Where will we hold the tests?
18949	Why do you demand such an extraordinary level of intelligence from your employees, even common laborers?"
18949	Why?
18949	You know of anything that really happened that might make them think anything like that?"
18949	You know what I think?
18949	You remember what I was saying before the lights went out?
18949	You''re not going to use them to work on the reactor, are you?"
18949	You''re the gentleman who called me last evening, are n''t you?
18800	All right, Olirzon; what did you get?
18800	And may I suggest, Dirzed, that one of my Assassins drives the airboat? 18800 And what, exactly, are the political effects you mentioned?
18800	And who''s there whom we may or may not trust?
18800	Are you ready, gentlemen?
18800	Are you ready, gentlemen?
18800	But how about my work on the Akor- Neb Sector?
18800	But where?
18800	But why did Prince Jirzyn order our discarnation?
18800	But why, Vall? 18800 But, Vall; that sounds dreadfully irresponsible--""Does it?
18800	Do n''t you see, chief?
18800	Do n''t you use_ zerfa_?
18800	Do the other gentlemen make the same claim?
18800	Do you know who I am?
18800	Do you often make understatements like that, Lord Virzal?
18800	Ever work in that paratime- area?
18800	Have you an airboat?
18800	He was going for help? 18800 How about Marnik?"
18800	I take it the leaders of the Volitionalist Party here are pleased with the result of the Lady Dallona''s work?
18800	I understand that Assassins''Truce is binding even upon non- Assassins; is that correct?
18800	Is that another reason why you like me?
18800	Is there any way they can get at us, except by those tubes?
18800	Lord Virzal of Verkan? 18800 May I make a suggestion, Assassin- President?"
18800	My suite is on the fifteenth floor above; will that be all right?
18800	Now, have you any notes or anything you want to take back with you?
18800	Now, what sort of a place is this, where we''re going?
18800	Oh, you do?
18800	Pleased? 18800 Prince Jirzyn, why do n''t you call the Volitionist headquarters and have a couple of our Assassins sent here to escort Lord Nirzav home?"
18800	See what I mean?
18800	Shall I use it?
18800	So?
18800	Some of our people getting out of line?
18800	Was it to blame the Statisticalists with it?
18800	Well, do you know who those three men were?
18800	Well, in the first place,Verkan Vall began,"just what sort of work was she doing?"
18800	Well, is your objection personal to me, or to Assassins as a class? 18800 Well, what''s wrong with that?"
18800	Well, when would it be most convenient to arrange the details?
18800	What did I tell you, Lord Virzal? 18800 What did you find out, Lord Virzal?"
18800	What do you know about the Second Level Akor- Neb Sector, Vall?
18800	What do you think she did to provoke such enmity?
18800	What force have they, and why did they turn against us?
18800	What happened next?
18800	What happened, Olirzon?
18800	What happened, Sarnax?
18800	What happened, after the feast?
18800	What happened?
18800	What''s known about that package bomb?
18800	What''s the situation, up there?
18800	When and where can my friends consult yours?
18800	Where is the Lady Dallona?
18800	Where''s the Lady Dallona, now?
18800	Who is it?
18800	Who sent it?
18800	Why do you think the Lady Dallona will try to reach you?
18800	Will you accept my offer of service, Lady Dallona?
18800	Will you walk with me to the end of the room?
18800	Would you care to make a small wager on that, Nirzav?
18800	Yes, what do you think, Olirzon?
18800	You mean, in these clothes?
18800	You see? 18800 You think she is no longer carnate, then?"
18800	You, Sarnax? 18800 And distributed apparatus to do it with? 18800 And gave one set to young Tarnov, the son of Lord Tirzov of Fastor?
18800	And the Volitionalists?"
18800	Are you all right, now?"
18800	But is this of the Lady Dallona a political matter?"
18800	But you are familiar with the main differences between Statistical and Volitional reincarnation theories?"
18800	Get it, Lord Virzal?"
18800	How about the lifter tubes?"
18800	I believe you know her, do n''t you?"
18800	I mean, as an established fact?"
18800	I take it you''re ignorant of the intricacies of Terran politics?"
18800	If I''m proven right, will you accept the Volitionalist theory as verified?"
18800	Independent of what?
18800	Is n''t that worth the temporary discarnation of a lot of ward- heelers and plug- uglies, or even a few decent types like Dirzed and Olirzon?
18800	Is there a secret passage anywhere?"
18800	Is there any chance of reaching Dirzed through the Society of Assassins?"
18800	Is there anything special you''ll want?"
18800	Might they not recover all the silly prejudices of their past lives, along with the knowledge and wisdom?"
18800	Now, how about you and the Lady Dallona?
18800	Now, to get to this Darsh place, do I have to go to Venus, as Dalla did?"
18800	Sarnax continued:"Well, last evening, Tarnox of Fastor used his recall outfit, and what do you think?
18800	Shall we go now, Lord Virzal?"
18800	Tell me, Dalla; do you really have scientific proof of reincarnation?
18800	That was why you did it, was n''t it?"
18800	Then what?"
18800	Understand?"
18800	Was anybody hurt or discarnated?"
18800	What do you intend doing?"
18800	What happened?"
18800	What scandal?"
18800	What sort of a jam''s little Dalla got herself into, now?"
18800	You did n''t hear about the big scandal, on the newscast, then?"
18800	_ To Dallona of Hadron: The question you asked, after I discarnated, was: What was the last book I read, before the feast?
22462	Any IFF?
22462	How big would a rocket like that be?
22462	You got anything yet, Johnny?
22462	And Johnny answered, hurt,"What do you think I''m doing down here-- reading one of your magazines?"
22462	And besides, who do you think will rig a bomb like that, without anybody finding out?
22462	And did he hear a_ ping_ just at that instant, feel the ship vibrate for a second?
22462	And where do you think we''d get a bomb in the first place?
22462	Are you free?"
22462	Can you patch the holes?"
22462	He hesitated a moment, then asked gravely:"Would you tell us how you kill a Red, sir?"
22462	Was there something lopsided in the shape of that rocket plume, or was he just imagining it in the blur of their passing?
22462	What''s up?"
22462	When will I see you?
22462	Where are you?
22462	Why did n''t you write?..."
22462	You s''pose we could fix this buggy up with an A bomb or an H bomb we could let go a few hundred miles out?
22462	You with us, Guns?"
22171	A hand?
22171	An unseen hand? 22171 But how?
22171	Did I not say my eyes were those of a hawk?
22171	Did you do that, sir?
22171	Did you see anybody get in?
22171	Do n''t you want to wait till it cools a little?
22171	Do what?
22171	Does n''t it hurt?
22171	Invisible?
22171	Send volunteers unofficially to raid the place?
22171	Shall we go at once to your laboratory?
22171	The question is, shall we give this man permission to try the apparently impossible?
22171	Then, gentlemen, it is all arranged?
22171	There-- seest thou anything out of the ordinary?
22171	Valuable plans stolen from your Embassy by an invisible man? 22171 Well?"
22171	What are those for?
22171	What_ are_ we to do?
22171	You are aware of the risk you run? 22171 You can really make yourself invisible?"
22171	A door stealthily opening and closing again, with no apparent hand to manipulate it?
22171	An investigation?
22171	But what_ could_ have happened?
22171	But why do you ask?"
22171	Do you approve?"
22171	Had something happened to strip him of that concealing mantle?
22171	How can a postage- stamp country like Arvania really threaten us?"
22171	March openly on the Arvanian Embassy?"
22171	Now-- what help will you require?"
22171	Pull that switch, there, will you?
22171	Something--""Art thou attempting to say a spy listens unseen in this room?"
22171	Wait till later and follow whoever left the room with the plans?
22171	Was the shielding film changing in structure?
22171	What ails the brute?"
22171	What if some of these documents blew away?"
22171	Would there be a rush for the butler''s pantry?
22171	You realize that if you are caught, we can not recognize you-- that we must disclaim official knowledge of your work, and leave you to your fate?"
22227	And what about the viewpoint of the four dimensioners themselves--_what would prevent them from seeing us_?
22227	Climb down it--?
22227	Do you know,he yelled,"why I did n''t want to be returned hastily-- why I did n''t want you to bring me back by flattening out the paper cutout?
22227	Does it know about Napoleon?
22227	Doodling?
22227	Eh? 22227 Huh?"
22227	In the first place, we are not two dimensional shadows, and-- why, what is the matter?
22227	That paper doll was creased, was n''t it?
22227	Undoubtedly you have some strange faculty-- an instinctive perception of four dimensional laws... what was that, Professor?
22227	What was he doing?
22227	What''s the matter?
22227	You-- you mean I am being specially watched by this Being-- that He-- It-- imitates everything I do...?
22227	You-- you mean to say,he quailed,"that we are under scrutiny by some Being of the fourth dimension?"
22227	Another paper cutout?
22227	Do you see?"
22227	He wants time to figure out-- why, what are you doing?"
22227	How can you know there are no beings in the fourth dimension, unless you actually enter this realm, to see for yourself?"
22227	How did you induce it to bring you here?"
22227	How to get there?
22227	It''s not heavy, is it?"
22227	Now the problem was, what did he have to"order"to get his employer extricated from being stuck between dimensions, like a pig under a fence?
22227	Now, Doctor, are you beginning to understand why we can never see four dimensional beings?"
22227	See--?"
22227	Surely you are n''t blind?"
22227	That''s what made it angry--""Angry?"
22227	What had happened to that top section?
22227	Wo n''t move?
22227	You dolt, did you ever try to get a crease out of a piece of paper?"
19321	Then comes the question, Why do some live rather than others? 19321 Who is the God to whom we shall offer our sacrifice?
19321	_ Now, is not this a most extraordinary situation? 19321 ( Quoted by W. H. Griffith Thomas in_What about Evolution?
19321	And did those paws gradually become enlarged, till, after some generations, they were real wings?
19321	And how could these organs serve their purpose while the complex instincts required for their functioning were only in course of development?
19321	And was not that ancestor probably a wingless, though not a legless mammal?
19321	And what becomes of the"ages"of speculative geology?
19321	Are we to admit, in the face of all that has been said about the fixity of species( to mention only this), the reasonableness of such an assumption?
19321	But do they?
19321	But how could a spur be evolved in either sex?
19321	But how did Cromwell, Lincoln, Bismarck arise?
19321	But what are the facts?
19321	But what are the facts?
19321	But what happened in the meantime to those connecting links whose wings were but partly developed?
19321	But when are the contents of a parent''s mind transmitted to the child?
19321	Can anything be more cogent, more conclusive?
19321	Can we find any approximation to this in the different races known to be produced by selective breeding from a common stock?
19321	Canst thou bring forth Mazzaroth in his season?
19321	Civilization[ tr note: sic] have risen, civilizations have perished: is there in this traceable the working of natural law?
19321	Compare all that has been said by scientists themselves about the evolutionary theory, and what remains?
19321	Did he attempt to spring into the air and seize a passing insect, and reach out his paws to catch it?
19321	Do we find that scientists, though forced to surrender this prop, have given up atheistic evolution?
19321	Does it account for the origin of the universe, of life, and of the various forms of life?
19321	Does it conform to this scheme?
19321	Does orderliness and plan argue for development?
19321	For, indeed, what natural law can account for the rise of human institutions, so infinitely diversified in their structure?
19321	Has religion so developed?
19321	Have we not here a perfect case of what logicians call"reasoning in a circle,"or"begging the question?"
19321	He asks, concerning the heavenly bodies:"Canst thou bind the sweet influences of Pleiades, or loose the bands of Orion?
19321	How could they arise through natural selection( which is simply_ accident,_ of course), at all?
19321	How could they have been produced by evolution?
19321	How have they come to be what they are?
19321	How then explain the origin and rise of religion?
19321	If a special fiat was necessary at this point, why may it not have been at others?
19321	In a recent book,_"Creation or Evolution?
19321	Is it able to account for those things which it is set forth by its spokesmen to account for?
19321	Is it not clear that the same result can not be produced by causes so dissimilar?
19321	Is there a demonstrable development, by inherent forces, of human society, from lower to higher ranges of culture?
19321	It is an attempt to answer the old question, suggested to the thinking mind by a contemplation of nature:_ Whence_ these things?
19321	It is not extremely likely, assuming the development theory to be true, that both the mole and the bat sprang from a common ancestor?
19321	Now, how came the bat to acquire his wings?
19321	Or canst thou guide Arcturus with his sons?"
19321	The question arises: Can such characteristics be transmitted?
19321	The question suggests itself, do scientists to- day believe as Darwin did?
19321	The questions insistently call for an answer: How could these instincts preserve the animal when they were still in an incipient, undeveloped state?
19321	The real question is, What is the nature and the cause of the prevailing order?
19321	We now turn to the geologist and ask: How do you determine the age of the strata?
19321	We repeat it,--is not this a very, very extraordinary situation?
19321	We shall try to answer the question: Is the evolutionary theory entitled to the name of a working hypothesis?
19321	What force produced them?
19321	What is that?
19321	What made this one country boy the most astonishing genius in all the history of literature?
19321	What reason has a Christian to surrender his faith on account of the contradiction of scientists?
19321	What, in view of this situation, becomes of the evolutionist''s argument from fossils?
19321	What, then, is the verdict of history?
19321	What, then, remains of the theory?
19321	Whence did they evolve?
19321	Whence do all things come?
19321	Whence is force?
19321	Where is one single fact?"
19321	Why did they appear in the best place and nowhere else?
19321	Yet when is a girl born with ears and nose already pierced?
19321	_ Whence the backbone?_ All animals are divided into vertebrates and invertebrates, the animals with a backbone and animals without.
19321	_ Whence the breast?_ Vertebrates are either mammals or submammals.
19321	_"What is Physical Life?
19321	how can he help you?
19321	note: sic] Constantine the Great, Luther, Napoleon I, and Bismarck?
19321	note: sic] regarding these?
19321	what do you mean by trusting?
15807	Are we, then, slaves of ignorant circumstance? 15807 And when for many days and nights neither sun nor stars appear, how can he tell where he is, which way he drives, where the land lies? 15807 Are there proofs that God''s forces are cooperating with ours? 15807 Beyond these are there vibrations for thought- transference? 15807 But does it work down and up? 15807 But how can these mountains be gotten to the distant cities by the sea? 15807 But how do we get the cars back? 15807 But how does it build itself? 15807 But how is material conveyed from rootlet to veinlet of leaf hundreds of feet away? 15807 But how shall we find them? 15807 But outside of our plans and work for ourselves what cooperation may we expect in our plans and work for others? 15807 But what does the sea do with the harder parts of the cliff? 15807 But what is it doing? 15807 But what is the thousand million times more light than ever struck the earth doing in space? 15807 But what is there in space? 15807 But when we have done our best what may we expect? 15807 But who can lift up the end of the river? 15807 Can it be gotten to take Pittsburgh coal to New Orleans? 15807 Can we so enormously enhance the value of a bushel of charcoal by arrangement and compression? 15807 Did any one ever know of gravitation raising anything? 15807 Do the stars, that are so far away and seem so small, send us any help? 15807 Does he want his burdens carried? 15807 Does he want swiftness? 15807 Does it not take us one step toward an apprehension of the revealed condition of spirit? 15807 Does not this seem like a spiritual force? 15807 Does one fear the change from gross to fine, from force of freezing to the winged energy of steam, from solid zinc to lightning? 15807 Does one fear to leave bodily appetites and passions for spiritual aptitudes fitted to finer surroundings? 15807 Faith in what power can say to these mountains,Be thou removed far hence, and cast into the sea?"
15807	First, it is a power of selection-- might we not say discrimination?
15807	Has he?
15807	Has man a right to expect a special lending of the infinite power to help out his human endeavors?
15807	How can it be secured?
15807	How can man combat part of the continent on the move, driven by the ceaseless powers of the air?
15807	How can they get it down to the cities where it is needed?
15807	How can we separate them, so that the salt shall be pure for our tables?
15807	How could it be otherwise?
15807	How could they be lifted, handled, and put in place over the water on slender piers?
15807	How could they get the water out?
15807	How did they ever get together?
15807	How do the particles behave as they snuggle up closer to each other?
15807	How do they get the salt and water apart?
15807	How is it to be done?
15807	How much is the pull?
15807	How shall it be done?
15807	How shall they get it to the top of the ground?
15807	How shall we detect these steady currents when wind and waves are in tumultuous confusion?
15807	How shall we get it out?
15807	How shall we secure the cooperative power?
15807	How strong is this gas?
15807	How was it done?
15807	How was it done?
15807	How were they made?
15807	How will this divine aid manifest itself?
15807	Husbands and fathers are ever crying: Immortal?
15807	If this is so, in what fields, under what conditions, to what extent, and in accordance with what laws may we expect aid?
15807	In that sudden, strange transition, By what new and finer sense Shall we grasp the mighty vision, And receive the influence?
15807	Is he steering by the North Star?
15807	Is it not a part of the"all things"over which man was made to have dominion?
15807	Is not our whole question settled?
15807	It is pleasant sliding down hill on a rail, but who pulls the sled back?
15807	Meanwhile, what of the weather?
15807	My soul thirsteth for God, for the living God: when shall I come and appear before God?"
15807	Nay, more, what can be expected of men who have in these temptations been strengthened out of God?
15807	Nay, rather, what may not be expected of such men?
15807	Now does this intelligent and powerful personality know our plans and lend his powers to the accomplishment of our purposes?
15807	Now, how has such an eminence of character been attained?
15807	Power enough, but how shall we belt on?
15807	Since these things are so, what are the conditions under which we may work the works of God by his power?
15807	So fifty yards of woolen cloth just out of the dye vat-- who could wring it?
15807	So our question is better thus: Does this intelligent, powerful personality accept and use our energy in the accomplishment of his plans?
15807	The porter''s rap came unexpectedly soon, and in response to the question,"What is the weather?"
15807	To what extent may we expect divine aid?
15807	To what extent, then, may we expect God will lend his forces to work out our plans?
15807	WHAT ARE THE CAUSES?
15807	Was the storm over?
15807	We shall soon see that it is easy to slide millions of tons of coal down hill, but how could we slide freight up from New York to Albany?
15807	What becomes of it?
15807	What becomes of this comminuted rock, cleft by wedges of water, scoured over by hundreds of tons of sharp sand?
15807	What can be expected of men who have been tried in the furnace of temptation till they are pure gold?
15807	What change has come to iron when it has been made red or white hot?
15807	What could be expected of the men of''76 when the air was electric with patriotism?
15807	What facts of its conditions and powers can be known?
15807	What feet have we for undiscovered continents, what wings for wider and finer airs, what eyes for diviner light?
15807	What force is sufficient for moving such great mountains so far?
15807	What fore- gleams have we of the future life?
15807	What is being done worthy of the copartnership?
15807	What is light doing in space?
15807	What is the highest force?
15807	What is the power that can throw a stream of water two by six feet over the tops of the highest skyscrapers of Chicago?
15807	What is there after that?
15807	What were a wooden body worth?
15807	What will not the more facile ether do?
15807	Where is your heaven anyhow?"
15807	Where?
15807	Who can direct them?
15807	Who could work the handle?
15807	Who could work the other end of the pump handle?
15807	Who doubts of such as she?
15807	Who has not received a letter and knew before opening it that it had violets within?
15807	Who knoweth?
15807	Who knows how frequently they come?
15807	Why hesitate for a third mode of life?
15807	Why is there such a difference in value?
15807	Why not use the moon for more than a lantern?
15807	Will God indeed dwell upon the earth?
15807	Will God indeed work with man on the earth?
15807	Would it be any less glorious if there were no Popocatepetl?
15807	You want to ascend these mountains?
15807	[ 2] What must the distance be in steam?
15807	what could he do but see the poor wheat die of thirst and his poor wife and children die of hunger?
15807	what the greater distance in the more extreme rarefactions?
16807	''But how do you know,''asks the candid inquirer,''that such a connection ever existed at all?''
16807	''But how is it,''asks our objector again,''that so many poisons are tasteless, or even, like sugar of lead, pleasant to the palate?''
16807	''What on earth,''we say,''could So- and- so see in So- and- so to fall in love with?''
16807	And that consideration naturally suggests the fundamental question, When did the first potter live?
16807	And what did the old master himself look like?
16807	Are ghosts and vampires less attractive objects of popular study than cats and donkeys?
16807	Are the great animals now passing away and leaving no representatives of their greatness to future ages?
16807	Are you aware that a plant called manioc supplies the starchy food of about one- half the population of tropical America?
16807	But does that do away in the least, I should like to know, with their intrinsic interest and importance?
16807	But has your rash objector ever lighted upon that rare larva which lives among the periwinkles, and exactly imitates a periwinkle petal?
16807	But what good do the aphides themselves derive from the power of secreting honey- dew?
16807	But what painter would ever venture to paint the tropics without the palm trees?
16807	But why are deserts rocky and sandy?
16807	But why should the water have become briny?
16807	But why should thunderbolts, whether stone axes or flint arrowheads, be preserved, not merely as curiosities, but from motives of superstition?
16807	Consequently-- happy thought-- why not tell off some of our number to act as jars on behalf of the others?
16807	Did you examine it all round to make quite sure there was no hole, or crack, or passage in it anywhere?
16807	Did you yourself see the block of stone in which the toad is said to have been found, before the toad himself was actually extracted?
16807	Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?
16807	Do you know the outer look and aspect of the banana plant?
16807	Does anyone feel as keenly interested in any real living cobra or anaconda as in the non- existent great sea- serpent?
16807	Does one prove a thesis of deep- reaching importance in a ten- page essay?
16807	For example, can you honestly pretend that you really understand the use and importance of that valuable object of everyday demand, fustic?
16807	For what is this that has happened to the clay?
16807	Has any housewife ever realised the alarming condition of cookery in the benighted generations before the invention of sugar?
16807	How could he when twopence was n''t yet invented?
16807	How could there be, indeed?
16807	How did it get there, and what is it for?
16807	How did it get there?
16807	How did the sea itself get there?
16807	How did they get there?
16807	How did this planet swim into existence at all?
16807	How is this?
16807	How many commercial products are yielded by the orchids?
16807	How, then, do originality, diversity, individuality, genius, begin to come in?
16807	If the first chicken came out of an egg, what was the origin of the hen that laid it?
16807	If the world itself grew, why not also the animals and plants that inhabit it?
16807	If you say to him,''Is it a million years since the chalk was deposited?''
16807	If, now, we turn from these perfectly simple savage communities to our own very complex and heterogeneous world, what do we find?
16807	Now, how has this curious uniformity of dress in arctic animals been brought about?
16807	Now, how long ago was the Great Ice Age?
16807	Now, who and what are the marsupials as a family, viewed in the dry light of modern science?
16807	One of his hearers ventured sceptically to ejaculate,''Den whar dat fence come from, ministah?''
16807	That is the analogy to which breeding reformers always point with special pride: but what does it really teach us?
16807	The elephant supports the earth, and the tortoise supports the elephant, but who, pray, supports the tortoise?
16807	The question still remains, How did the salt originally get there?
16807	Was he black?
16807	Well, his name, like that of many other old masters, is quite unknown to us; but what does that matter so long as his work itself lives and survives?
16807	Well, one might almost as well ask, How did anything come to be upon the earth at any time, in any way?
16807	What is this but pure Darwinism, as the drawing- room philosopher still understands the word?
16807	What is turmeric?
16807	What makes it so uncommonly dry in Sahara when it''s so unpleasantly wet and so unnecessarily foggy in this realm of England?
16807	What objects are generally manufactured from tucum?
16807	What thereupon occurs?
16807	What would be the consequence?
16807	When you ask for sago do you really see that you get it?
16807	Whence do we obtain vanilla?
16807	Who was he, and when did he live?
16807	Who would not be a man( or woman) of science on such easy and unexacting terms?
16807	Why and how did he become otherwise?
16807	Why are n''t they covered, like the rest of the world, with earth, soil, mould, or dust?
16807	Why did one hand ever come to be different in use and function from another?
16807	Why did these bronze- age people burn instead of burying their dead?
16807	Why did they anticipate the latest fashionable mode of disposal of corpses, and go in for cremation with such thorough conviction?
16807	Why do these run from left to right?
16807	Why should a universal and common impulse have in our case these special limits?
16807	Why should the evaporation of an old Superior produce at last a Great Salt Lake?
16807	Why should this be so?
16807	Why should we be by nature so fastidious and so diversely affected?
16807	Why, however, has the coco- nut three pores at the top instead of one, and why are two out of the three so carefully and firmly sealed up?
16807	Would it surprise you to learn that English door- handles are commonly made out of coquilla nuts?
16807	Would the committee manage things, I wonder, very much better than the Creator has managed them?
16807	Yet why should it, in company with many other poisonous exotics, be found so frequently around the ruins of monasteries?
16807	and how many entirely different objects described as sago are known to commerce?
16807	and that the knobs of umbrellas grew originally in the remote depths of Guatemalan forests?
16807	that your wife''s buttons are turned from the indurated fruit of the Tagua palm?
21081	( 10) G. H. asks: How can I mount photos on glass and color them?
21081	( 19) J. H. asks: Which would be the strongest, two 2-inch by 4-inch joists nailed together, or one 4-inch by 4-inch joist?
21081	( 3) X. inquires: What is the rule for making a counterbalanced face wheel for engines?
21081	( 4) A. R. asks: What is the best way to remove cinders from the eye?
21081	( 5) D. F. H. asks: Can I move a piston in a half inch glass tube by the expansion of mercury?
21081	( 6) J. W. asks: What size of a bore and what length of a stroke I would want for a rocking valve engine of half a horse power?
21081	( 9) W. H. C. asks: Is there any way of deadening the noise of machinery overhead from the engine room below?
21081	***** WHAT IS LIGHT?
21081	12 wire, as the larger the wire the less the resistance, thereby getting nearly the full power of the battery?
21081	About what difference?
21081	Can I use the carbon plates of the old elements over again?
21081	Can a mechanic''s square be made so true that a four- inch block may be made exactly square by such an instrument?
21081	Can you in any way explain this phenomenon?
21081	Can you tell us through your correspondence column what solder they use, and how they make it stick?
21081	Does the difference between them vary with a difference in the motion of the piston in the same engine?
21081	How can I calculate the capacity of a belt?
21081	How can I grind and polish quartz and agate rock, and what kind of grinding and polishing material should I use?
21081	How many cells and what kind of battery shall I use to get the best results?
21081	How many fish must I have in it-- average length of fish 1½ to 2 inches to insure the health of the fish?
21081	How many gallons will it hold?
21081	How many years will the tank wear under favorable circumstances, using well water?
21081	If so, do they need to undergo any washing or soaking; or are they as good as ever?
21081	Incidentally this brought up the question: Does the graft affect the stock upon which it is inserted?
21081	Is any such process known here, or any process within the capabilities of an amateur mechanic by which the planing machine can be dispensed with?
21081	Is it an advantage?
21081	Is it necessary that the spring and screw in the interrupter should be coated with platinum?
21081	Is there a difference in a steam engine between the boiler pressure and the pressure on the piston when the piston is moving 460 feet per minute?
21081	Is there a speedy way of cleaning them when coated with this substance?
21081	Is there any practical and effective method known for cutting screws by connecting the slide rest with the mandrel of the lathe by gears or otherwise?
21081	Is there any real advantage in amalgamating the zincs of the above batteries?
21081	Is there anything I must add to the granular manganese with which I fill the cells, in order to obtain maximum power and endurance?
21081	Is this substance formed naturally, or is it the result of using poor zinc or sulphate of copper?
21081	Some say black oil, and others common tallow: which do you recommend as the best?
21081	To what, then, are we to ascribe leaf variegation?
21081	What can be fairer?
21081	What is the best method of polishing steel?
21081	What is the best turbine water wheel now in use?
21081	What is the contents( in gallons) of a tank 15 feet deep, 10 feet in diameter, top and bottom diameters being equal?
21081	What is the rule for finding the horse power of water acting through a turbine wheel which utilizes 80 per cent of the water?
21081	What is the weight of a boiler 24 feet long, 44 inches diameter, ¼ inch thick?
21081	What machine now in use is the best, all things considered, for the manufacture of ground wood pulp?
21081	What purposes are quantity and intensity electricity best suited for respectively?
21081	What was the result of all his outlay and work?
21081	Where are they manufactured?
21081	Which consumes most coal for a given power?
21081	Which will be best, hot air engine or steam engine?
21081	Which will be cheapest in above case?
21081	Why not?
21081	Why then should it be said that because leaves may become of some other color than green, or become party- colored, therefore they are diseased?
21081	Will either of the above batteries freeze in winter, or will cold weather affect their working?
21081	Will it be better to have it painted inside?
21081	Would a perfectly round ball of the same specific gravity throughout lie still on a level surface?
21081	per square inch, fall 15 feet?
1315	: could the sentence beginning thus be written in better form?]
1315	?, p.
1315	Again, what simpler, or more absolutely practical, than the attempt to keep the axle of a wheel from heating when the wheel turns round very fast?
1315	And by way of a beginning, let us ask ourselves-- What is education?
1315	And how has it fared with"Physick"and Anatomy?
1315	And now, what is the ultimate fate, and what the origin, of the matter of life?
1315	And, a fortiori,[94] between all four?
1315	Are Huxley''s paragraphs constructed in accordance with the principles given in this chapter?
1315	Are Huxley''s sentences musical?
1315	Are any new points suggested?
1315	Are the groups arranged for good emphasis in the whole composition?
1315	Are the paragraphs closely related, and how are they bound together?
1315	Are the words general or specific in character?
1315	Are there many allusions and quotations?
1315	Are these groups closely related to the theme and to each other?
1315	Are these mainly ornamental or do they re- enforce the thought?
1315	Are they every- day words, or more scholarly in character?
1315	But how is it possible that the relative level of the land and sea should be altered to this extent?
1315	But the plague?
1315	But what more have we to guide us in nine- tenths of the most important affairs of daily life than hypotheses, and often very ill- based ones?
1315	Can a paragraph be analyzed in the same manner as the whole composition?
1315	Can any of the paragraphs be combined to advantage?
1315	Can it, therefore, be said that chemical analysis teaches nothing about the chemical composition of calc- spar?
1315	Can you easily recognize the source?
1315	Can you explain the difference in style of the different essays by the difference in purpose?
1315	Can you express the thought of each paragraph in a complete sentence?
1315	Can you find large groups of thought?
1315	Can you see any adaptation of his material to his audience?
1315	Do Huxley''s sentences conform to Stevenson''s rule?
1315	Do you consider it a strong conclusion?
1315	Do you find any difference between Huxley''s earlier and later essays as regards the structure of the whole, or the structure of the paragraph?
1315	Do you find any digressions?
1315	Do you find any figures?
1315	Do you find evidence of exactness, a quality which Huxley said he labored for?
1315	Do you find evidences of roughness?
1315	Do you find that Huxley''s vocabulary suggests the man?
1315	Does Huxley make his subject interesting?
1315	Does he give his reasons for writing?
1315	Does he give the main points of the essay?
1315	Does he narrow his subject to one point of view?
1315	Does the conclusion sum up the points of the essay?
1315	Does this quotation from Pater''s essay on Style describe Huxley''s sentences?
1315	Exactly what do you mean by style?
1315	From what sources does Huxley derive his words?
1315	Goethe has condensed a survey of all powers of mankind into the well- known epigram:--[95]"Warum treibt sich das Volk so und schreit?
1315	Has the character of the audience any influence upon the structure of the essays?
1315	Has the nature of the material any influence upon the structure of the essay?
1315	How do Huxley''s sentences compare with those of Ruskin, or with those of any author recently studied?
1315	How do you know that the laws of Nature are not suspended during the night?
1315	How do you know that the man who really made the marks took the spoons?
1315	How does Huxley make his subject- matter attractive?
1315	How does an author make his sentences musical?
1315	How does the author conclude the essay?
1315	How is Huxley''s style adapted to the subject- matter?
1315	How is the existence of this long succession of different species of crocodiles to be accounted for?
1315	How long would he be left uneducated?
1315	How would A Piece of Chalk be differently presented if given before a science club?
1315	If so, how does he accomplish this?
1315	In the introduction, how does the author approach his material?
1315	Is any such unity predicable of their forms?
1315	Is it both; or is it neither?
1315	Is it built up of ordinary matter, and again resolved into ordinary matter when its work is done?
1315	Is it good and sufficient, or is it insufficient and bad?
1315	Is the introduction a digression?
1315	Is the method different in different groups?
1315	Is the method used in developing the groups inductive or deductive?
1315	Is the paragraph type varied?
1315	Is the personality of Huxley suggested by the essays?
1315	Is the thought of the whole essay stated?
1315	Is there any reason for the difference between the form of the two writers?
1315	Is this a plant; or is it an animal?
1315	Let us take these points separately; and first, what great ideas has natural knowledge introduced into men''s minds?
1315	Or, is the matter of life composed of ordinary matter, differing from it only in the manner in which its atoms are aggregated?
1315	Surely, the principles involved in them are now admitted among the fixed beliefs of all thinking men?
1315	Surely, there is nothing in these explanations which is not fully borne out by the facts?
1315	The Bishop concluded his speech by turning to Huxley and asking,"Was it through his grandfather or grandmother that he claimed descent from a monkey?"
1315	The following is a translation of the passage: Why do the people push each other and shout?
1315	The great issue, about which hangs true sublimity, and the terror of overhanging fate, is, what are you going to do with all these things?
1315	The old man merely remarked,"You''re Huxley, are n''t you?
1315	Then you may say,"If that is so, if the education was scientific, why can not you be satisfied with it?"
1315	To whom does Huxley address the essay?
1315	Under these circumstances it may well be asked, how is one mass of non- nucleated protoplasm to be distinguished from another?
1315	What are those inductions and deductions, and how have you got at this hypothesis?
1315	What better philosophical status has"vitality"than"aquosity"?
1315	What is this wide- spread component of the surface of the earth?
1315	What more harmless than the attempt to lift and distribute water by pumping it; what more absolutely and grossly utilitarian?
1315	What, truly, can seem to be more obviously different from one another, in faculty, in form, and in substance, than the various kinds of living beings?
1315	Which essay seems to you to be most successful in structure?
1315	Why should we be worse off under one regime than under the other?
1315	Your friend says to you,"But how do you know that?"
1315	[ 46] But what has grown out of this search for natural knowledge of so merely useful a character?
1315	and whence did it come?
1315	why call one"plant"and the other"animal"?
22346	But what then? 22346 Could n''t they have seized him?"
22346	George...?
22346	Gone? 22346 He did?"
22346	How did you happen to do it? 22346 Is it known where he went?
22346	Ten years?
22346	Then will you tell us, George, more about the problems of your first space explorers?
22346	Then you ai n''t heard about the new colonies? 22346 Then you can give us no precise count of the stars in the galaxy, George?"
22346	Thrown across the controls after his belt broke loose?
22346	Well, could n''t they?
22346	Well?
22346	What? 22346 Where do you think you''re going?"
22346	Why did he say he was traveling that way?
22346	Why did you not let him go, George?
22346	Will... will you have someone see to him, please?
22346	You mean there are new Terran colonies?
22346	_ What?_Kinton felt his eyes bulging with dismay.
22346	Do n''t you think they tried sending unmanned rockets up?
22346	Do you want me to send them to drag you back here?"
22346	He was limping... hurt... how could they expect him to realize--?
22346	I gather there were no other survivors of the crash?"
22346	Or to get Birken?
22346	Or was it the fright at having a spear thrown at him?
22346	Perhaps... would it be fair to encourage the newcomer to attempt the barrier?
22346	Run out of fuel?"
22346	Say, how bad am I banged up?"
22346	Should he have a chance to go back and commit more crimes?"
22346	Was the man crazy?
22346	What happened to you?"
22346	Where did they take him?"
22346	Whose wishes would then prevail?
22346	Why was it one like him who got through?
22346	Wonder what he did?"
22346	You suspect this Albirken is such a one, George?"
22545	Are you quite sure you''re okay?
22545	Colonel Barfield, Intelligence?
22545	Fog?
22545	How could fog form on a warm morning like this?
22545	Well gentlemen? 22545 What''s in the box?"
22545	Who left this here?
22545	After all, what other explanation was there?
22545	Are you all right?"
22545	Getting back to the others here... a regular U. N. Remember O''Connor and Walters in our class?
22545	Remember how Einstein always complained that he was really a poor mathematician?)
22545	Remember those top German boys the Russians were supposed to have gotten to before the Allies could reach them after the Nazi collapse?
22545	Then the way it joined the--"Hey, Doc-- are you going to tie up the tank all day?
22545	Was it his imagination, or had the purplish ink begun to fade?
22545	What the dickens has happened to Preston?
22545	What was it he was afraid of?
22545	What''s gotten into you?_ He took a deep breath, picked up the box again.
22545	Who are"they,"and where am I?
22545	Why am I here?
22545	You still with us?"
22545	_ Do n''t believe in flying saucers?
20417	Is it to be supposed,he asks,"that there can be no fresh invention, that all the discoveries have been made?"
20417	And are not all the aristocrat apple- trees of our orchards descended from the plebeian crab- apple of the roadside?
20417	And even when man first became aware of the fact that this regular movement was somehow associated with the moon, was he much nearer an explanation?
20417	And the Sun itself, what is its composition, what is the source of its heat, how did it originate?
20417	And those other, sporadic members of our system, comets and meteors, what are they?
20417	And what are these X- rays?
20417	And what is heat?
20417	And why should it stop?
20417	And, indeed, what agency could be invoked to explain this mysteriously regular flux and reflux of the waters of the ocean?
20417	Are there other Universes?
20417	As it does so, where does its previous energy go?
20417	But how is this turned into power enough even to ring a bell?
20417	But since matter may be split up into such constituents, may it not be built up from them?
20417	But the elephant?
20417	But was not the beginning in the croaking of Amphibia?
20417	But what about the moons which attend the planets?
20417	But what makes the pigment- cells change?
20417	But why should it profit a spider to be like a bird- dropping?
20417	But why should there be changes in the constitution of the germ- cells?
20417	COMPARATIVE SIZES OF MOLECULES 250 INCONCEIVABLE NUMBERS AND INCONCEIVABLY SMALL PARTICLES 250 WHAT IS A MILLION?
20417	Does this argue fire, as we know fire on the earth?
20417	Every man asks at once:"Will science ever tap this energy?"
20417	Evidences of Evolution In all this, it may be said, the fact of evolution has been taken for granted, but what are the evidences?
20417	For although we usually rank mammals as higher than birds( being mammals ourselves, how could we do otherwise?
20417	For are these not the splendid failures that might have succeeded in starting new modes of flight?
20417	How could it be otherwise when we think of the magnitude and the eventfulness of recent advances?
20417	How do they originate?
20417	How do we know the order of their appearance and the succession of their advances?
20417	How do we know?
20417	IS THE SUN DYING?
20417	In conclusion What has led to the truly wonderful result which we admire in a creature like a dog or an otter, a horse or a hare?
20417	Is it fitted to last for ever in its present form, or does it contain within itself the seeds of dissolution?
20417	Is it running down?
20417	Is matter flowing out of the nucleus into the arms or along the arms into the nucleus?
20417	Is there Life on Mars?
20417	Is there a nucleus, then, round which the electrons revolve?
20417	Is there a process of building up at work?
20417	It was this the British sailor expressed in his answer to the question"What is a Dago?"
20417	LIGHT-- VISIBLE AND INVISIBLE If Light, then, consists of waves transmitted through the ether, what gives rise to the waves?
20417	Looking backwards over the many millions of years comprised in the Palæozoic era, what may we emphasise as the most salient features?
20417	May there not be life on some of the larger of these moons?
20417	Must it, in the course of time, in we know not how many millions of ages, be transformed into something very different from what it now is?
20417	Now what happened in this kingdom of Caledonia which Neolithic Man had found?
20417	THE PLANETS LIFE IN OTHER WORLDS?
20417	THE SHAPE OF OUR UNIVERSE § 4 Our Universe a Spiral Nebula What is the shape of our universe, and what are its dimensions?
20417	The great question to- day is: is there_ one_ primordial substance from which all the varying forms of matter have been evolved?
20417	The question to which we await an answer is: What is electricity?
20417	They have got their repertory of efficient answers to the ordinary questions of everyday life, and why should they experiment?
20417	WHAT IS ELECTRICITY?
20417	WHAT IS MEANT BY HOMOLOGY?
20417	What a Uniform Temperature would mean And what does this imply?
20417	What are their movements?
20417	What are their temperatures?
20417	What bond could exist between the movements of that distant world and the diurnal variation of the waters of the earth?
20417	What could it mean save blood relationship?
20417	What great steps followed?
20417	What has been the net result?
20417	What is it that happens?
20417	What is its composition?
20417	What is the meaning of this apparently inevitable stoppage of bodily life?
20417	What is the size, mass, and distance of each of the planets?
20417	What is to be said of the harvest- mouse constructing its nest, or of the squirrel making cache after cache of nuts?
20417	What satellites, like our Moon, do they possess?
20417	What then is the aim of this book?
20417	What was the state of the country then?
20417	What were these Rays?
20417	Whence is the energy locked up in the coal derived?
20417	Whence is this energy derived?
20417	Where does it go?
20417	Where does this energy come from?
20417	Who can tell, for instance, how Vertebrates arose or from what origin?
20417	Why do we say"our universe"?
20417	Why is there not more frequent exhibition of intelligence in the stricter sense?
20417	Why not_ the_ universe?
20417	[ Illustration: A. Fore- limb of Monkey B. Fore- limb of Whale WHAT IS MEANT BY HOMOLOGY?
20417	[ Illustration: WHAT IS A MILLION?
20417	§ 2 A Useful Law But how are we to know when to credit the animal with intelligence and when with something less spontaneous?
20417	§ 2 Factors in Evolution If it be said"So much for the_ fact_ of evolution, but what of the_ factors_?"
20417	§ 2 The Scale of the Universe How many stars are there?
20417	§ 5 What is the meaning of the universal or almost universal inevitableness of death?
20417	§ 7 Why is there not more Intelligence?
1185	And can this God have a mother?
1185	But,he adds,"some one may ask,''What was God doing before he made the heaven and the earth?
1185	WHAT is truth?
1185	What, then, is time? 1185 And now, at once, recurs the question, How is it that the Church produced no geometer in her autocratic reign of twelve hundred years? 1185 And the thoughtful reader will earnestly ask,Are our solutions of these problems any better than theirs?"
1185	And what does that point out?
1185	Answer to the question, What has Science done for humanity?
1185	Are mysteries, miracles, lying impostures, better?
1185	Are these abiding impressions mere signal- marks, like the letters of a book, which impart ideas to the mind?
1185	Are these criteria of truth?
1185	Are we not excluding Almighty God from the world he has made?"
1185	As to the issue of the coming conflict, can any one doubt?
1185	But has not the order of civilization in all parts of the world been the same?
1185	But here, in the first place, it may be demanded, Who or what is it that has put forth this great claim in its behalf?
1185	But what is the meaning of all this?
1185	But who can control an infuriated civil commotion?
1185	But, again, it may be asked:"Is there not something profoundly impious in this?
1185	But, if a personal interpretation of the book of Revelation is permissible, how can it be denied in the case of the book of Nature?
1185	But, if, with them, we admit that the serpent is symbolical of Satan, does not that cast an air of allegory over the whole narrative?
1185	Can any man place the line which bounds the physical on one side, the supernatural on the other?
1185	Can we exaggerate the importance of a contention in which every thoughtful person must take part whether he will or not?
1185	Could the government allow itself to be intimidated?
1185	Did not God give you in me a better wife in her place?"
1185	Do human societies, in their historic career, exhibit the marks of a predetermined progress in an unavoidable track?
1185	Do not both exhibit to us phases of youth, of maturity, of decrepitude?
1185	Do not our estimates of the extent and the duration of things depend altogether on our point of view?
1185	Do they in like manner return, each to the source from which it has come?
1185	Does not the growth of society resemble individual growth?
1185	Does not their enormous size demonstrate that, as they are centres of force, so they must be centres of motion-- suns for other systems of worlds?
1185	Does the soul arise from the one as the body arises from the other?
1185	Has it been annihilated?
1185	Has not conscience inalienable rights?
1185	Have these been due to incessant divine interventions, or to the continuous operation of unfailing law?
1185	Have we any standard or criterion of truth?
1185	He asks:"Is not the worship of saints and angels now in all respects the same that the worship of demons was in former times?
1185	How can a selection be made among them, except by such an appeal to Reason?
1185	How can that be received as a trustworthy guide in the invisible, which falls into so many errors in the visible?
1185	How can that give confidence in the moral, the spiritual, which has so signally failed in the physical?
1185	How can they deny that there are antipodes, and other worlds than ours?
1185	How could it be otherwise?
1185	How could the dogma of a Vicar of God upon earth, the dogma of an infallible pope, be sustained in presence of such scandals?
1185	How is it governed?
1185	How is it possible to coordinate the infallibility of the papacy with the well- known errors into which it has fallen?
1185	How many countries are there professing the same religion now that they did at the birth of Christ?
1185	How many shrines are there now in successful operation in Europe?
1185	How shall we account for the great failure we thus detect in the guardianship of the Church over Europe?
1185	How was it possible that the population could increase?
1185	If such be the conclusion to which we come respecting it, what would be the conclusion to which an Intelligence seated in it might come respecting us?
1185	If, now, we demand, What has science done for the promotion of modern civilization; what has it done for the happiness, the well- being of society?
1185	Is it at all surprising that the number of those who hold the opinions of the Church in light esteem should so rapidly increase?
1185	Is it not plain that there must have been a common tie among all these bodies, that they are only parts of what must once have been a single mass?
1185	Is not that a strange logic which finds proof of an asserted fact in an inexplicable illustration of something else?
1185	Is not the accomplishment of a prophecy a testimony to its truth?
1185	Is not this to exclude Almighty God from the worlds he has made?
1185	Is the world, then, governed by law or by providential interventions, abruptly breaking the proper sequence of events?
1185	Is there any evidence that the life of nations is under the control of immutable law?
1185	Is there for each of us a providential intervention as we thus pass from stage to stage of life?
1185	Is there not, however, a most serious objection in the way?
1185	It lay in the question, Does the Bible owe its authenticity to the Church?
1185	It may be said that this infallibility applies only to moral or religious things; but where shall the line of separation be drawn?
1185	It was now plain to every one that the question had become,"Who is to be master in the state, the government or the Roman Church?
1185	Many years subsequently, in the height of his power, Ayesha, who was one of the most beautiful women in Arabia, said to him:"Was she not old?
1185	Must not that be false which requires for its support so much imposture, so much barbarity?
1185	Not without reason do Protestants demand, What proof can be given that infallibility exists in the Church at all?
1185	Of many great discoveries, has not this been the history?
1185	Of them were there none who had fallen or might fall like us?
1185	Of what consequence is man, his pleasures or his pains?
1185	Of what consequence, then, can such an almost imperceptible particle be?
1185	Or are there reasons for believing that these several systems came into existence not by such an arbitrary fiat, but through the operation of law?
1185	Seeing that events which are past have vindicated these prophecies, shall we be blamed for trusting them in events that are to come?
1185	Shall we not, then, conclude with Cicero, who, quoted by Lactantius, says:"One eternal and immutable law embraces all things and all times?"
1185	Shall we speak of this man with disrespect?
1185	Shall we wonder that, in some of the invasions of the plague, the deaths were so frightfully numerous that the living could hardly bury the dead?
1185	The face of creation testifies that there has been a Creator; but at once arises the question,"How and when did he make heaven and earth?
1185	The limits of our own system are far beyond the range of our greatest telescopes; what, then, shall we say of other systems beyond?
1185	The past is not, the future is not, the present-- who can tell what it is, unless it be that which has no duration between two nonentities?
1185	They came to listen to her discourses on those questions which man in all ages has asked, but which never yet have been answered:"What am I?
1185	They remembered that he had once said to one who approached him with timid steps:"Of what dost thou stand in awe?
1185	Was it a nonentity?
1185	Was it for this preposterous scheme-- this product of ignorance and audacity-- that the works of the Greek philosophers were to be given up?
1185	What can I know?"
1185	What can be better than absolute truth?
1185	What could be more humiliating than the circumstances under which it took place( A.D. 846)?
1185	What is God?
1185	What is the soul?
1185	What is the world?
1185	What then?
1185	What, then, is that sacred, that revealed science, declared by the Fathers to be the sum of all knowledge?
1185	What, then, remains for us?
1185	When Science is thus commanded to surrender her intellectual convictions, may she not ask the ecclesiastic to remember the past?
1185	Where am I?
1185	Where is the criterion of truth?
1185	Where would human physiology be, if it were not illuminated by the bright irradiations of comparative physiology?
1185	Where, then, for them could a Savior be found?
1185	Will it consent to retrace its steps to the semi- barbarian ignorance and superstition of the middle ages?
1185	Will modern civilization consent to abandon the career of advancement which has given it so much power and happiness?
1185	Would such an Intelligence think it necessary to require for our origin and maintenance the immediate intervention of God?
1185	and why should the truth be ascertained by the vote of a majority rather than by that of a minority?
1185	are they identical?
1185	how much can he pay for the preferment?
1185	is there no difference between the holy soul of Peter and the damned soul of Judas?
1185	or does the Church owe her authenticity to the Bible?
1185	shall we attribute to Almighty God a mother, as you dare to do?
1185	shall we give up these books?
1185	what proof is there that the Church has ever been fairly or justly represented in any council?
12506	If anyone should be asked, what is the subject wherein colour or weight inheres? 12506 Again, who were the small- handed, long- headed people of thebronze epoch,"and what has become of the infusion of their blood among the Xanthochroi?
12506	And if there be none, why is Geometry not just as much a matter of_ visibilia_ as of_ tangibilia_?
12506	And is disapprobation a pleasure or a pain?
12506	And why should we not seek for the cause of their absence in something else than the idle pretext of"Celtic blood?"
12506	Are these Postmiocene immigrants, or Praemiocene natives?
12506	Are we then to fall back on the simple reading of the letter of the Bible?
12506	But are there any theological authorities to justify this view of the matter?
12506	But how are we to reconcile these passages with others which will be perfectly familiar to every reader of the"New Theory of Vision"?
12506	But how does this come about?
12506	But how is it possible that the relative level of the land and sea should be altered to this extent?
12506	But if they are, who is to define the_ Fungi_ from the_ Algae_?
12506	But if this be the case, how much further back must we go to find the common stock of the monodelphous_ Mammalia_?
12506	But is the relative imperfection which exists only such as is necessary, or is it made worse by our practical arrangements?
12506	But then, what do they mean by this last much- abused term?
12506	But what are the facts?
12506	But what becomes of the coal which is burnt in yielding this interest?
12506	But what if it is?
12506	But why in the world did not this distinguished Hegelian look at a nettle hair for himself, before venturing to speak about the matter at all?
12506	But why should this seven times heated fiery furnace of theological zeal be so desirous to shed its genial warmth over the London School Board?
12506	But, in this case, it may be asked, why does not our English coal consist of stems and leaves to a much greater extent than it does?
12506	Can it be that these zealous sectaries mean to evade the solemn pledge given in the Act?
12506	Do they cease to be so when the man ceases to be conscious of them?
12506	Does it equally well apply to the Pliocene fauna when we compare it with that of the Miocene epoch?
12506	Does that make it less virtue?
12506	Does the Quarterly Reviewer really think that the"sensation"is the"agent"by which the other two phenomena are wrought out?
12506	Elijah''s great question,"Will you serve God or Baal?
12506	Finally, what are the mental powers which he reserves as the especial prerogative of man?
12506	For what reason does the one deserve the name of a"Celt,"and not the other?
12506	Has it been created?
12506	Has the State no right to put a stop to gross and open violations of common decency?
12506	How could numerical proportion be as true of_ visibilia_, as of_ tangibilia_, unless there were some ideas common to the two?
12506	How do similar reasonings apply to the other great change of life-- that which took place at the end of the Palaeozoic period?
12506	How much is so applied?
12506	How, in that case, could we conceive the action of the ferment on it?
12506	However, it may be asked, is there any necessary opposition between the so- called"vital"and the strictly physico- chemical views of fermentation?
12506	I assent to your statement, and now I put to you the further question,''What is matter?''
12506	I said to myself,"Never mind; what''s the next thing to be done?"
12506	If not, would it be wrong in putting down any enthusiast who attempted to set up the worship of Astarte in the Haymarket?
12506	If they are capable of sensation, emotion, and volition, why are they to be denied thought( in the sense of predication)?
12506	In what manner can we conceive that the_ vis viva_ of the first ball passes into the second?
12506	Is it not possible that the larva of_ Crossopodia_ may have developed a vermiform Echinoderm?
12506	Is it then still profitable to the male organism to retain it?
12506	Is more to be expected from inquiries into the customs and handicrafts of men?
12506	Is that which may be so applied given to help the poor, who can not pay for education, or does it virtually subsidize the comparatively rich, who can?
12506	Is the fact that a wise physician will give as little medicine as possible any argument for his abstaining from giving any at all?
12506	Nay, what becomes of an average country squire or parson?
12506	Now, is approbation a pleasure or a pain?
12506	Such being the facts with regard to the nature of yeast, and the changes which it effects in sugar, how are they to be accounted for?
12506	To what point of the Palaeozoic epoch, then, must we, upon any rational estimate, relegate the origin of the_ Monotremata_?
12506	Was our own Government wrong in suppressing Thuggee in India?
12506	Well, what have you to master in those four years upon my supposition?
12506	What is the reason of the predominance of the spores and spore- cases in it?
12506	What is the value of the evidence which leads one to believe that one''s fellow- man feels?
12506	What thoughts, idea, or actions are there that raise him many grades above the elephant or the ape?"
12506	What, then, will a new survey of mankind from the Linnaean point of view teach us?
12506	Where was the highly differentiated Sauropsidan fauna of the Trias in Palaeozoic times?
12506	Where, then, must we look for its five- toed ancestor?
12506	Who can suppose that the few fossils yet found in these regions give any sufficient representation of the Permian fauna?
12506	Who is to say how private enterprise would come out if it tried its hand at State work?
12506	Why not make him belong to the Iron and Steel Institute, and learn something about cutlery, because he uses knives?
12506	Why should not these proportions have been different during the Mesozoic epoch?
12506	Will the others-- namely, figure, motion and rest, and solidity-- withstand a similar criticism?
12506	Would he so much as suspect the former existence of the Aquitani?
12506	You may ask, by what authority do I venture, being a person not concerned in the practice of medicine, to meddle with that subject?
12506	[ 1] Or, to put it to the common sense of mankind, is the gratification of affection a pleasure or a pain?
12506	_ Mincopies_(?)
12506	he would have nothing to say but the solid extended parts; and if he were demanded what is it that solidity and extension inhere in?
12506	or has it arisen by the power of natural causation?
18584	And could I say good- bye to some of my friends?
18584	And if something of the sort actually happened, what of it? 18584 Are you implying that I''m a liar?"
18584	Are you trying to tell me that Professor Chalmers murdered some Arab? 18584 Are you trying to tell these people that Professor Chalmers is crazy?"
18584	But how about the details? 18584 Did n''t you say you had to go to Reno in a day or so?"
18584	Did you give that story to the_ Valley Times?_he asked Fitch, suspicion rising and dragging anger up after it.
18584	Did you tell me you were going to Reno?
18584	Do I understand, Doctor Chalmers, that you would be willing to submit to psychiatric examination?
18584	Do you believe that I knew about Khalid''s assassination a month before it happened?
18584	Ed, are you sure you did have that experience?
18584	Ed, have you been talking about this to anybody else?
18584	For God''s sake, have you been talking to the papers?
18584	Good Lord, man; do n''t you read the papers at all?
18584	Here; have you seen it, Doctor Chalmers?
18584	How about Doctor Hauserman at Northern State Mental Hospital?
18584	How about the Continental; Fontainbleu Room? 18584 How about the_ Kilroy_?"
18584	How''d you get all this stuff? 18584 I suppose I''m expected to take your word for that?"
18584	In spite of what happened to Khalid?
18584	Is n''t that what they teach in the journalism classes, that the purpose of journalism is to speak for the dissatisfied? 18584 Is there such a thing as Operation Triple Cross?"
18584	Max, do you believe in me?
18584	Professor Chalmers, would you tell us just what effect Khalid''s death had upon the Islamic Caliphate and the Middle Eastern situation in general?
18584	So that''s going to be your attitude; that your wild utterances of a month ago have now been vindicated as fulfilled prophesies? 18584 Something bad''s going to happen here?"
18584	Suppose somebody asks me?
18584	Telephone in your outer office, Doctor Whitburn? 18584 That was all right.... Was there a man with a mustache, in a brown tweed suit, with them?"
18584	Then how''d Whitburn get hold of it?
18584	Then you''ve never really believed that you had real knowledge of the future?
18584	They do? 18584 They give you a bad time again in Modern Four?"
18584	Throw you off the faculty? 18584 Was all that actually stated by Doctor Chalmers a month ago?"
18584	We can understand that the students in your modern history class are telling what is substantially the truth?
18584	What are they trying to do, Ed?
18584	What did you tell him?
18584	What do you think I should have done? 18584 What do you want me to do?"
18584	What else did you do, beside hand this story to the_ Valley Times?_ I''d better hear all about it.
18584	What, Max?
18584	When did that happen?
18584	Would you agree to an examination by him?
18584	You claim this was pure coincidence?
18584	You do n''t think this man Hauserman would allow himself to be influenced...? 18584 You do n''t, do n''t you?
18584	You mean to Northern State Mental?
18584	You mean to tell me that you did n''t give this story to the local newspaper, the_ Valley Times_?
18584	You mean, I''m nuts?
18584	You never did any work for PSPB; did you ever talk to anybody who did?
18584	You say Khalid ib''n Hussein''s been assassinated?
18584	You see the position I''m in, here, with this infernal Higher Education Faculty Tenure Act? 18584 You think I''m crazy, too?"
18584	You think I''m jeopardizing it?
18584	You''re.... You''re trying to blackmail me?
18584	You-- confine_ me_, anywhere? 18584 And why was your sanity questioned? 18584 And you allowed yourself to be carried a little beyond the present moment, into the future, without realizing it? 18584 And you remember what I told you about the Turks annexing Syria and Lebanon?
18584	Beat around the bush and try to build a background, or come out with it at once and fill in the details afterward?
18584	But right now, what I want to know is, will you represent me in case Whitburn does take this to court and does try to void my contract?"
18584	Can I see Max Pottgeiter alone?"
18584	Can you do that?"
18584	Can you have dinner with us this evening?"
18584	Could you give me a rain- check?"
18584	Do you?"
18584	Finally, Hauserman said:"Would you mind telling me just why you felt it advisable to request a psychiatric examination, Professor?"
18584	For instance, who, in 1911, could have predicted all the consequences of the pistol- shot at Sarajevo?
18584	Given him my resignation when he demanded it?
18584	Good Lord, did he show it that plainly?
18584	Great heavens, did it take the murder of the greatest Moslem since Saladin to convince people that he was n''t crazy?
18584	Had he really gotten that before the event, as he believed, or had he only imagined, later, that he had?
18584	Has everybody gone suddenly crazy?"
18584	Hauserman nodded and asked,"Who?"
18584	Have you anything on for lunch?"
18584	He left almost immediately after.... After....""After he found out I was crazy for sure?
18584	How about_ that_, now?
18584	How can you extrapolate to a thing like that?"
18584	How could anybody know all that about something before it happened?"
18584	How''ya gon na get around_ that_?"
18584	I have a madman on my faculty, and can I get rid of him?
18584	I''ll stop by your place and pick you up.... You have n''t been doing any talking, have you?"
18584	In dreams?"
18584	Is Mr. Weill in?"
18584	Is that it?"
18584	Now, what''s Whitburn got on you?"
18584	Some other evening?"
18584	The only question is, would he be available?"
18584	They ca n''t do that, can they?"
18584	Think he''s going to give you any real trouble?"
18584	This is the Faculty Club; remember?"
18584	Tom, you figured that out; what did you say the odds against it were?"
18584	What makes you sure that these prophetic impressions of yours are n''t manufactured in your own subconscious mind?"
18584	What the deuce is going on around here?
18584	What''s all this about some Arab being shot?
18584	When and where?"
18584	Where''d he go?"
18584	Who, even today, can guess what the history of the world would have been had Zangarra not missed Franklin Roosevelt in 1932?
18584	Why make exception?"
18584	Why would anybody want to kill a man like that?"
18584	Will that be satisfactory to you, Doctor Chalmers?"
18584	Will you do that, Max?"
18584	Would there be any possible way in which he could give a credible warning?
18584	You believe that, Doctor?"
18584	You did n''t hear about that, did you?
18584	You promise me you will?"
18584	You remember Whitburn mentioning how I spoke about an explosion there?
18584	You say you can bring these impressions into your conscious mind by concentrating?"
18584	You think this Khalid ib''n Hussein business is the only time he''s done anything like this?
18584	You''ve had a severe psychological breakdown....""Will I be able to have books, and papers, and work a little?
18584	[ Illustration: Had the sane restrained the insane, or was it the other way around?]
10391	And about the effect?
10391	And so papa said you could have me, did he, if you could prove to him that figures ever lied?
10391	And what are you going to do about it?
10391	Are you all right?
10391	Are you glad? 10391 B- b- illy,"he chattered,"will you go back with me, and will you bring ashore those two kids?"
10391	But why do you, who are not Jews, come on such an expedition?
10391	But will you hear me without becoming angry?
10391	Can it be an invitation?
10391	Can it be? 10391 Depends on what?"
10391	Do you think we dare let''em off even if the flag did n''t fly?
10391	How can I go on in such shame and agony year after year? 10391 How do you know that?"
10391	I called,said he,"to learn how soon you expected my marriage with your daughter to take place?"
10391	I''m crippled; but how, and why?
10391	Is the Child the Messiah of your race? 10391 Just at a casual estimate, how long am I to be crippled?"
10391	Pretty nervous, is he?
10391	Shall we go to my cave now?
10391	That?
10391	There is no harm, is there, in training a dog to pull down a stuffed figure? 10391 Well, what excuse has your profession?
10391	Well, where is he?
10391	What about the star? 10391 What am I going to do?
10391	What do you want me to do? 10391 What has come?"
10391	What is it like?
10391	What is it-- that added outline?
10391	What is there about an Ulm especially attractive? 10391 What shall I do?"
10391	What would you live on?
10391	What''ll we do?
10391	What''s the matter with me?
10391	Why should we?
10391	Will it unlock the door, and how? 10391 Will you be my wife, then?"
10391	You say he left home Sunday?
10391	About what, you ask, Miss Chester?
10391	Am I not worth it, sir?"
10391	And are n''t you glad I imposed the hard condition?
10391	And did he not know the ways of the company, and could not he talk a French patois which enabled him to be understood at the stations?
10391	And what harm can there be in training the dog in a garden arbor instead of in a basement?
10391	And what was the use of staying here, he gone?
10391	Appleman?"
10391	But the pork and the flour and the other necessaries would cost money; how was he to get it?
10391	But what cured Markham?
10391	But what difference does it make?
10391	Could they or could they not let off their firecrackers?
10391	Do you believe it?"
10391	Had he not once gone with a fur- carrying party even to Hudson''s Bay, and thence to the far south and even to Quebec?
10391	Has it escaped me, when it was mine?
10391	Has the great Prince come?
10391	Have you become infatuated with a single planet, to the neglect of all the others?
10391	Have you noticed the drift at all?
10391	He called out hoarsely:"What do you mean?
10391	He could say nothing at first, but managed finally to blunder out:"How did you know that?"
10391	He leaped for the gun, and asked a question hurriedly:"The east path?"
10391	How are things in the Ninth Ward?"
10391	How could I prove an impossibility in any event, even if such a grotesque challenge were accepted in earnest?
10391	How could it be real?
10391	How could it be?
10391	How could such changes have come within the span of a single lifetime?
10391	How do we know them to be intelligent enough?"
10391	How is it that women so have the gift of speech at night?
10391	How would he do it?
10391	How would his wife receive him, and what could he say to her?
10391	I asked a famous surgeon once which would kill a man the quicker: severance of the carotid artery or the jugular vein?
10391	I''ve heard him say often how he hated holidays; and it''s then, or on a Sunday, that he goes off on these drinking bouts, is n''t it?"
10391	Is it something which will not last?"
10391	Is the glory of Rome to pass away before the glory of the Hebrew Christ?
10391	It was, when should be their wedding day?
10391	Mr. Oldfield,"cried the daughter,"have you seen papa?"
10391	Ned is n''t in any trouble is he?"
10391	Odd, is n''t it, what little things will disturb the tenor of a man''s existence and interfere with all his plans?
10391	Or will the sign language be worked out upon the planets''surfaces?
10391	Pardon me, since I have said so much already, was there some argument or contention in the house-- between you and Ned, for instance?"
10391	Swift of foot as it is, did it think to escape the old wolf?
10391	The older man started in his seat,"What do you mean, sir?"
10391	Was he not soon to possess her entirely and for a permanency?
10391	Was he not to meet Nell Morrison, in his estimation the sweetest girl on earth?
10391	Was there no faithful love in woman; no love like his, which could not help itself and was without alternative?
10391	Was there witchcraft about; had they been drinking too much of the Scotch whisky in the stores?
10391	We had talked with Mars indeed, but of what avail was it if we could not resume the conversation?
10391	Were their prophets right?
10391	Were women less than men, and was calculation or instability a possibility with the sweetest and the noblest of them?
10391	What about biscuits, so light and fragrant and toothsome that the butter is glad to meet them?
10391	What about ham and eggs, so fried that the appetite- tempting look of the dish and the smell of it makes one a ravenous monster?
10391	What about honey, brought by the bees fresh from the buckwheat- field?
10391	What about old- fashioned"cookies"and huckleberry pie which melts in the mouth?
10391	What are you doing?
10391	What could he do?
10391	What could he do?
10391	What did cure Markham?
10391	What have you done?
10391	What is rheumatism, anyhow?"
10391	What is she That all swains commend her?
10391	What next step should be taken in the grand march of knowledge, in the scientific conquest of the universe?
10391	What shall we do?
10391	What should they do?
10391	What was wealth good for anyhow, save to make happy those we love?
10391	What would happen if that jumper, loaded with boys and girls, should leave the track just now?
10391	When did you see him last?"
10391	When he concluded, she said, very quietly:"Did you ever read that queer story by Edmond About called''The Man with the Broken Ear''?"
10391	Where is the great hound that guards the house at night?
10391	Who can tell?
10391	Who said that the water was cold?
10391	Who will gain the mighty prize?
10391	Who will solve the new problem of the ages?
10391	Whoever heard of a drunken pioneer and facer of natural difficulties, from Natty Bumpo of imagination to Kit Carson of reality?
10391	Why did you do it?"
10391	Why had there been no callers?
10391	Why should I?
10391	Why should a man suffer needlessly?
10391	Will some one say?
10391	Will the Tetrarch remain undisturbed?
10391	Will the solution of the vast problem come from a greater utilization of electricity and a further knowledge of what is astral magnetism?
10391	Will they remain so?
10391	Would the flag fly over Honolulu and could they celebrate?
10391	You have, of course, inquired at his office?"
10391	You remember my wife?
10391	[ Handwriting: illegible prescription]"But why have n''t your prescriptions made me well?"
16474	How do you know that the Lord doeth it?
16474	What made the Mahommedan world? 16474 )[ 24] There is also a good deal said about a very questionable blind man-- one Albricus( Alberich?) 16474 And now, what is the ultimate fate, and what the origin, of the matter of life? 16474 And what is historical truth but that of which the evidence bears strict scientific investigation? 16474 And what is the dire necessity andiron"law under which men groan?
16474	And what is the state of things we find disclosed?
16474	And what made the Christian world?
16474	And, finally, how is this account to be reconciled with those in the first and third gospels-- which, as we have seen, disagree with one another?
16474	And,_ a fortiori_, between all four?
16474	Are there then any Christians who say that they know nothing about the unseen world and the future?
16474	Are we going back to the days of the Judges, when wealthy Micah set up his private ephod, teraphim, and Levite?]
16474	Are we to accept the Jesus of the second, or the Jesus of the fourth Gospel, as the true Jesus?
16474	But if the primitive Nazarenes of whom the Acts speaks were orthodox Jews, what sort of probability can there be that Jesus was anything else?
16474	But if what lies below the horse''s"knee"thus corresponds to the middle finger in ourselves, what has become of the four other fingers or digits?
16474	But to how much does this so- called claim amount?
16474	But what conceivable motive could"Mark"have for omitting it?
16474	But what has Comtism to do with the"New Philosophy,"as the Archbishop, defines it in the following passage?
16474	But what is all we really know, and can know, about the latter phà ¦ nomena?
16474	But why should a man be expected to call himself a"miscreant"or an"infidel"?
16474	By whose authority is the signification of that term defined?
16474	Can it, therefore, be said that chemical analysis teaches nothing about the chemical composition of calc- spar?
16474	Cosmas and Damianus?
16474	Did he think it, at any subsequent time, worth while"To confer with flesh and blood,"or, in modern phrase, to re- examine the facts for himself?
16474	Did things so happen or did they not?
16474	Fact I know; and Law I know; but what is this Necessity, save an empty shadow of my own mind''s throwing?
16474	For what is the adverse case?
16474	For, after all, what do we know of this terrible"matter,"except as a name for the unknown and hypothetical cause of states of our own consciousness?
16474	Goethe has condensed a survey of all powers of mankind into the well- known epigram:--"Warum treibt sich das Volk so und schreit?
16474	How can he have founded the universal religion which was not heard of till twenty years after his death?
16474	I rejoice to think now of the( then) Bishop''s cordial hail the first time we met after our little skirmish,"Well, is it to be peace or war?"
16474	If God not walk in the Garden of Eden, how we be assured that he spoke from Sinai?
16474	If it is not historically true that such and such things happened in Palestine eighteen centuries ago, what becomes of Christianity?
16474	If the latter is to be accepted, or rejected, by private judgment, why not the former?
16474	If the story of the Fall is not the true record or an historical occurrence, what becomes of Pauline theology?
16474	If, he says, there are texts which seem to show that Jesus contemplated the evangelisation of the heathen:... Did not the Apostles hear our Lord?
16474	Is any such unity predicable of their forms?
16474	Is he the kindly, peaceful Christ depicted in the Catacombs?
16474	Is it both; or is it neither?
16474	Is it built up of ordinary matter, and again resolved into ordinary matter when its work is done?
16474	Is it not certain that the Apostles did not gather this truth from His teaching?
16474	Is it that contained in the Nicene and the Athanasian Creeds?
16474	Is this a plant; or is it an animal?
16474	Melanchthon, Ulrich von Hutten, Beza, were they not all humanists?
16474	Much astonished at this remark from a person was supposed not to have seen the relics, Eginhard asked him how he knew that?
16474	Now what is a Christian?
16474	On what grounds can a reasonable man be asked to believe any more?
16474	Or can he be rightly represented by the bleeding ascetic, broken down by physical pain, of too many medià ¦ val pictures?
16474	Or, is the matter of life composed of ordinary matter, differing from it only in the manner in which its atoms are aggregated?
16474	So, if I am asked to call myself an"infidel,"I reply: To what doctrine do you ask me to be faithful?
16474	To this the priest,"Whence art thou, then, if these are not thy parents?"
16474	Under these circumstances it may well be asked, how is one mass of non- nucleated protoplasm to be distinguished from another?
16474	Was Augustine heretical when he denied the actual historical truth of the record of the Creation?
16474	Was not the arch- humanist, Erasmus, fautor- in- chief of the Reformation, until he got frightened and basely deserted it?
16474	Was not the name of"Christian"first used to denote the converts to the doctrine promulgated by Paul and Barnabas at Antioch?
16474	Was not their chief,"James, the brother of the Lord,"reverenced alike by Sadducee, Pharisee, and Nazarene?
16474	Were Gentile converts bound to obey the Law or not?
16474	What better philosophical status has"vitality"than"aquosity"?
16474	What do we find when the accounts of the events in question, contained in the three Synoptic gospels, are compared together?
16474	What has become of the bones of all these animals?
16474	What more intrinsic claim has the story of the Exodus than of the Deluge, to belief?
16474	What we desire to know is, is it a fact that evolution took place?
16474	What, truly, can seem to be more obviously different from one another, in faculty, in form, and in substance, than the various kinds of living beings?
16474	Who is to gainsay our ecclesiastical authority here?
16474	Who shall or can forbid him?
16474	Why forget the angel who wrestled with Jacob, and, as the account suggests, somewhat over- stepped the bound of fair play, at the end of the struggle?
16474	Why trouble ourselves about matters of which, however important they may be, we do know nothing, and can know nothing?
16474	[ 26] Must we suppose, therefore, that the Apostle to the Gentiles has stated that which is false?
16474	_ Does it contain any experimental reasoning concerning matter of fact and existence?_ No.
16474	and what was_ their_ impression from what they heard?
16474	or was he ready to accept anything that fitted in with his preconceived ideas?
16474	why call one"plant"and the other"animal"?
22623	But what about regeneration...?
22623	Do you mind, if I sort of-- well, hold a farewell ceremony before we go? 22623 Provisional Governor?"
22623	And what happened when these people did n''t like the way a god behaved?
22623	Any word you''d like to have sent out to your mother, Bradley, before we blast?"
22623	But could he blame his mother for all that?
22623	But did they actually_ prefer_ a drunken god?
22623	Did she take that to be his actual head?
22623	Ever see a god drunk before?"
22623	Regeneration, the giving up of his old identity?
22623	That was murder, but if a god could n''t get away with murder, what sort of god was he?
22623	What else could any reasonable man want?
22623	Who was that fellow they told about in the history books he had read as a kid?
22132	And she is safe?
22132	And who sent the message to Tubain which resulted in the orders which he sent me?
22132	But if the Jovian fleet arrives before that time, Nepthalim?
22132	By the crown of Tubain, do I need to repeat my orders? 22132 Ca n''t I learn, too?"
22132	Daughter of Man,he said slowly,"how are you named and what is your family?"
22132	Do you always live in these sealed cities?
22132	Gone?
22132	Has Monaill passed this way?
22132	Has your science any way of telling us who was in command of the Jovian ship?
22132	Have you forgotten that Lura is your only child?
22132	Have you learned that which you sought?
22132	Have you seen enough or shall I show you the scenes in the brains of the others?
22132	Havenner,he exclaimed,"did you note that maiden who passed us?"
22132	Her dagger--?
22132	How fast are we traveling?
22132	How soon will that be?
22132	How will we get a ship?
22132	I saw you lay out your course, but how are we steering?
22132	Is Glavour in the council room?
22132	Is Lura-- dead?
22132	Is my father safe?
22132	Is n''t there some sort of an instrument which will tell you how fast we are going?
22132	Is she safe?
22132	Lura--?
22132	She has slain herself?
22132	Think you that the daughter of a king of men is to be a toy for your base Jovian passions? 22132 Were your men who lie dead familiar with the features of the Jovian Viceroy?"
22132	What has happened, Damis?
22132	What is it?
22132	What is the situation here, Toness?
22132	What is the word for passing the inner gate? 22132 What matters that?
22132	What news of Tubain?
22132	What rush is there?
22132	What were my father''s orders?
22132	Whence came you, Nepthalim?
22132	Where are you going, Nepthalim?
22132	Where did you learn it?
22132	Where, oh, Nepthalim,he asked,"will we find them in the trackless wastes of space?"
22132	Will our Earth in time support the same forms of life as does Mars now?
22132	You a celestial geographer?
22132	*****"And what of the Earthmen who trusted you, Nepthalim?"
22132	*****"What happened, Damis?"
22132	*****"What manner of thing is that?"
22132	*****"Where could I go, Akildare, but to one place?"
22132	*****"You have not heard then?"
22132	And who, think you, brought this about, Glavour?
22132	Are the desires of a half- breed bastard to stand above the wishes of the ruler of the planet?"
22132	Are you all right?"
22132	Are your last moments pleasant, Glavour?
22132	Can you give us some?"
22132	Damis, have you any addition to make to our plans?"
22132	Damis, you can operate a space flyer, can you not?"
22132	Do you realize who she is?"
22132	Do you understand?"
22132	Have you brought us any hope from Mars?"
22132	Have you fuel enough for your trip at full speed?"
22132	Heard you not the girl say she was the daughter of the Kildare of this province?"
22132	Her capture by the Sons of God will discourage the timid who will say that if Turgan can not protect his own daughter, how can he free the Earth?
22132	I thought you said that Lura would join us here?"
22132	Is there any danger of hitting a wandering body?"
22132	Know you the name of the monster, the traitor to his ruler and the murderer of your parents?"
22132	Monaill, are your men ready?"
22132	On which side do you stand?"
22132	Then Hortan, the Viceroy, died, and Damis, know you how he died?
22132	Turgan, will you take charge of the navigating after I plot a course?
22132	Were you hurt at all?"
22132	What is the situation now?
22132	What news from Tubain?"
22132	Where did Havenner land his ship?"
22132	Where shall we take the weapons?"
22132	Why did n''t I think to bring Glavour''s weapons?
22132	Would a Jovian have done likewise?"
22132	You came here to get weapons which will free you from the dominance of the Jovians who rule you, did you not?"
22560	Are you ready now, Master?
22560	But do you have in this world no large, dangerous animals which must be killed? 22560 Do you know,"Weaver wrote, on impulse,"that when I first came, I thought for a time that you were savages who might want to eat Me?"
22560	Has it been tested?
22560	How is it that they did this thing before-- for more variety, as you say-- and yet seem so glad to stop?
22560	Then,wrote Weaver carefully,"you have no machines which are made for the purpose of killing?"
22560	What are you going to do?
22560	What business have you for Me today?
22560	What else?
22560	A year, ten years?
22560	And how could I trust these children not to_ welcome_ it?
22560	And why not?
22560	Clear the way there, will you?"
22560	Feeling genuinely sick with revulsion, Weaver demanded,"Why do they do such an awful thing?
22560	He scribbled idly,"Do you remember the old days, before I came, Luke?"
22560	He turned back to Weaver and wrote,"They ask please, what to do now instead of the way they do?"
22560	He wrote,"Things are very different now, eh?"
22560	He wrote,"What do you mean?
22560	How do you kill those things which you eat?"
22560	How many of these can you make for Me within a month?"
22560	Let me out, do you hear?"
22560	Six?
22560	The Aurigean did not turn-- but then, which was its front, or back?
22560	Weaver frowned and wrote,"Does not your religion forbid this?"
22560	Were they familiar with machines that killed, and if so, what varieties did they have?
22560	What is she, a heart case?...
22560	What was his term of office to be-- two months?
22560	Who are''the new ones''?"
22560	Who knew how far he might not bring them?
22560	_ Then why do n''t we?_ Weaver thought irritably.
20659	And then, when Dr. Dandrik ordered you to drop this experiment, just when it was becoming interesting, you refused?
20659	And you think this adds up to a plot against the Throne?
20659	Are you intimating, Prince- Counselor, that Prince Travann is contemplating some tyrannical or subversive use of such power?
20659	But if they do n''t have votes to sell, what do they live on?
20659	But---- What did Your Majesty call me?
20659	Do you have much reigning to do, this afternoon?
20659	Do you plan to stay long on Odin?
20659	Do you think we might compromise? 20659 Even at the price of wrecking Science and Technology?"
20659	Everybody trying to climb onto the bandwagon?
20659	General Dorflay? 20659 Going out somewhere?"
20659	Great galaxy, do you have to ask? 20659 Have you mentioned this to anybody?"
20659	Have you met the First Citizen?
20659	Is n''t it? 20659 Just who is in control of the Palace-- you or Prince Travann?
20659	Khane?
20659	May I suggest that we hear his report?
20659	Now I---- This business about the students, sir; how did it come out?
20659	Now, Your Majesty?
20659	Prince Travann, how soon do you estimate that the student procession will arrive here?
20659	Professor, have you any theory, or supposition, or even any wild guess, as to how this anticipation effect occurs?
20659	She did n''t specify?
20659	The robot for the meat sauces, was n''t it?
20659	Then why''s he filled the Palace with these blackcoats? 20659 Then---- Then there will be no more plots against your life?"
20659	We can always hope, ca n''t we? 20659 Well, do you blame them?
20659	Well, how about the riot, now?
20659	Well?
20659	Were you a pupil of Professor Vann Evaratt?
20659	What did happen, Paul?
20659	What is this silly story about Yorn Travann trying to seize the Throne?
20659	What''s going on, sir? 20659 What''s happening here, Prince Travann?"
20659	What''s the story on this export quota request from Durendal? 20659 Who started that?"
20659	Whose opinion seems to differ from whose, and about what?
20659	Why are you bringing all these troops to the Palace?
20659	Why do n''t they turn their surplus into whisky? 20659 Yes, I--_What did you say_?"
20659	You admit that?
20659	You did n''t start that thing at the University, this morning, yourself, did you?
20659	You have peasants on Durendal?
20659	You mean, the indiscretions were deliberate?
20659	Your Majesty is ordering me away?
20659	Your Majesty, just what_ is_ going on?
20659	Your Majesty, what_ is_ going on here?
20659	After all, the Cartels put an end to competition in every other business; why not a Voting Cartel, too?
20659	Alternate the precedence, I mean?"
20659	And Count Tammsan, too; Prince Ganzay, will you please screen him and invite him here immediately?"
20659	And does Your Majesty know that most of this armament is massed within fifteen minutes''flight- time of this Palace?
20659	And where is His Imperial Highness, and where is General Dorflay?"
20659	Are n''t I_ naughty_, raiding Your Imperial Majesty''s theaters?"
20659	Before the vote is called, does Your Majesty wish my resignation?"
20659	Beta micropositos, was n''t it, Chancellor Khane?"
20659	But has n''t that been going on for quite a while, sir?"
20659	But if you think it might have a bad effect, why not postpone the election?"
20659	But just what was the actual experiment, in terms of physical operations?"
20659	But why, Your Majesty?"
20659	Can do?
20659	Colonel?"
20659	Did you bring Khane and the two professors?"
20659	Did you explain to Chancellor Khane the importance of this experiment?"
20659	Did you get all your lessons done?"
20659	Did you say science?
20659	Do you know what he told me this morning?"
20659	Do you think you could invite our guests, too?
20659	Father, do you remember when the Haval Valley reactor blew up?
20659	For that matter, was n''t that what it was?
20659	Have a good time at the Flower Festivals?"
20659	Have you met him yet, sir?"
20659	He''s finally named the master mind behind all these nightmares of his, and who do you think it is?
20659	How long had it been since he and Marris had been on a picnic-- a real picnic, with less than fifty guards and as many courtiers along?
20659	I suppose you heard about the excitement at the University?"
20659	Is Prince Travann a prisoner?"
20659	Is Rod all right?"
20659	Is that not correct, Prince Ganzay?"
20659	It is n''t anything about you and Olva, is it?"
20659	Prince Travann did that openly and with your consent?
20659	Prince Travann, Count Tammsan; do you care to accompany me?"
20659	Scrap the ships?"
20659	So could Dorflay''s question:"Your Majesty will proceed to his study?"
20659	Something about planting loose strontium-90 in the upholstery of the Audience Throne, was n''t it?"
20659	The dog began barking at once, and the boy called through the phone:"Good morning, father; are you busy?"
20659	Think he''s come to lobby for it?"
20659	Was he going to have to endure the Bench of Counselors twice in the same day?
20659	Was n''t he present at the time?"
20659	Well, that was what everybody wanted, was n''t it?
20659	Were Rod and Snooks in to see you yet?"
20659	What seems to have started it, have you heard?"
20659	What seems to have triggered it?"
20659	What sort of a planet is it, politically?
20659	What then?"
20659	What would it have looked like to you, in their place?"
20659	Which one arrived first?"
20659	Who can say what unscrupulous use might be made of such power?"
20659	Why did n''t you tell me you were springing it?"
20659	Why do n''t we get Vann Evaratt back, and give him the job?"
20659	Why, Professor Dandrik, did you omit mentioning this slightly unusual effect?"
20659	You are all right?"
20659	You just get up?"
22966	But you_ did_ sell the ten of them to people who would be interested?
22966	Could you tell me how this thing works?
22966	Now_ really_--what holds it up?
22966	You think they will now?
22966	_ What_ results?! 22966 Or perhaps true? 19471 Again?"
19471	And they just turned your wife away?
19471	And your motive-- your real motive?
19471	Any objections if I sit in the waiting room?
19471	Any police around, Molly?
19471	Anything else?
19471	Anything else?
19471	Bad?
19471	Clive Durwood, you mean? 19471 Dan, are you going to stand for that?"
19471	Dan?
19471	Dan?
19471	Do you contend that you find the taste pleasing?
19471	Do you think your Lobby would settle for that, Chris?
19471	Doc, you represented by counsel?
19471	Does the prisoner have a different version to introduce?
19471	Feldman, is n''t it? 19471 Greenhorn, aincha?
19471	Has the defense anything to say?
19471	He was no--"You did absolutely nothing about him after you identified him and saw him delivered here? 19471 Hey, what about my reporting fee?"
19471	How much weight do you swing in other villages, Jake?
19471	How''d you pay them last time, George?
19471	How''s the chance of getting some food?
19471	Is that all-- sir?
19471	It''s the war you wanted, remember? 19471 Jake,"Doc called,"what''s jumping headache?
19471	May I join you in your cabin?
19471	Med Lobby fee, eh? 19471 Mrs. Everts rates a topsecret break?"
19471	No bombs?
19471	No progress?
19471	See the filaments? 19471 Shall I talk to him, Jake?"
19471	She is n''t in the lab?
19471	So it''s hopeless?
19471	So this is a fool''s errand, then? 19471 Something important?"
19471	Space- stomach?
19471	The Lobby technicians did a good job on this, do n''t you think, Dan? 19471 There''s no hope, then?"
19471	This the fellow?
19471	What about the farmers? 19471 What did you do then?
19471	What happened to Art''s money? 19471 When did she have Selznik''s migraine?"
19471	Where?
19471	Who''s had the jumping headache? 19471 Why change now?"
19471	Why do n''t you people revolt?
19471	Why not? 19471 Why?"
19471	Yeah? 19471 Yeah?"
19471	You adjusted to synthetics?
19471	You mean something you got from her house was bugged? 19471 You the man who was a medical doctor?"
19471	You want to sign it, Dr. Feldman? 19471 You what?"
19471	_ You_ got away then? 19471 And what about Tom? 19471 And you''ve decided your precious Lobby wo n''t save you?
19471	Anyone here know his name?"
19471	Anything you need?"
19471	Anything you need?"
19471	Are you sure she''s sick, George?"
19471	But who''s''we''?"
19471	But why do some of the smokers get the disease while some do n''t?"
19471	Ca n''t you save him?"
19471	Cantcha see it''s got a special courtesy stripe?"
19471	Dan, are we all going to have to die?
19471	Did they meet Durwood?"
19471	Did you really believe I''d start doing research here just because of your imaginings?"
19471	Did you report him or send anyone to look after him or anything like that?"
19471	Do you know the deceased?"
19471	Do you think Medical Lobby ca n''t check on such simple things?
19471	Do you, doctor?"
19471	Doc, does the stuff really cripple for life?"
19471	Ever hear of herb doctors?
19471	George, did they suggest she get in touch with Doc here?"
19471	Got a gun I can borrow?"
19471	Harkness?"
19471	Here, try a bracky?"
19471	How about a good optical mike and some stains?
19471	How about it, Doc?
19471	How had she known about the extra battery?
19471	How''d they find me that time I stopped in the tractor to use the mike?
19471	How''s the bug hunt?"
19471	I guess we''re making a lot of trouble, ai n''t we?"
19471	Is that also correct?"
19471	Jake, do you have any signal to get in touch with Molly at the Ryan house?"
19471	Know how to work this?"
19471	Like flying saucers and wriggly tops, I suppose?"
19471	Look-- see that?
19471	Okay?"
19471	Or am I supposed to believe this is rescue and that you came along just to save me?"
19471	Or had she really seen the value of the research by now?
19471	Or should I hold trial right now and find Feldman innocent for lack of evidence?"
19471	Ryan?"
19471	Take it easy on operating for a while, will you, Doc?"
19471	The archeologist who dug up what little we know about the ruins?"
19471	The presiding officer asked the routine question:"Is the prisoner represented by counsel?"
19471	There never was any equipment here?"
19471	Think she''ll get anywhere?"
19471	Want to take him down to Mars and ground him there?"
19471	What are you going to do?"
19471	What can I do, Doc?"
19471	What do you want with me?"
19471	What else?"
19471	What''s your name?"
19471	Whatcha want?"
19471	Who hired a fool like Matthews so you would n''t get the death sentence you deserved?
19471	Who let you get away as an herb doctor for months before you set yourself up as God and a traitor to mankind again?"
19471	Who never had it?"
19471	Why not see me after court, and we can discuss it then?"
19471	Why?"
19471	You fool, who do you think gave you the extra battery so you could live long enough to be helped at the spaceport?
19471	You fools want to lose your leave?"
19471	You''re quite sure of that?"
23091	Hungarian, do you suppose?
23091	These are not songs of your people, are they?
23091	Kutrov blinked, then asked him--"Well, can you tell us something more about the people who created this cycle?
20649	Am I a fool, Grandfather? 20649 And why are you bothering to talk to these witch doctors?
20649	But how can you do that?
20649	But if the Oomphel Secret is given, what will become of the shoonoon?
20649	But why did you tell them that story about the Oomphel Mother?
20649	But why would n''t they listen to the teachers we sent to the villages?
20649	Can I draft her, or do I have to get you to get General Maith to do it?
20649	Can we help you and your people? 20649 Can you prove that was a lie?"
20649	Do you tell me that you do not?
20649	Forced him?
20649	Have I ever been an enemy to you or to the People?
20649	Have they not a better place in the middle of the Sky Fire, where it is always cool? 20649 How about the natives?"
20649	How did Government House find out about these Kwanns here?
20649	How did you spot what was going on so quickly?
20649	How does one better oneself economically by dying?
20649	How many do you think you''ll gather up out here, general?
20649	How much worse do you think this is going to get?
20649	How''s it going, Paul?
20649	I take it the word of the swarming did n''t get this far?
20649	I take it we are still talking for nonpublication?
20649	If you do n''t, why did you come all the way to Kwannon to try to make them more like Terrans?
20649	Is that the best he can do? 20649 Mailsh Heelbare, have we yet time to keep this from happening?"
20649	Mailsh Heelbare, if there is no Dark Place where do the Sky Fire and the Always- Same go when they are not in the sky?
20649	Me?
20649	Miles, did anybody ever tell you you were a genius?
20649	Never miss a chance to rub our superiority in, do you?
20649	Rushing things, are n''t you? 20649 She?"
20649	Tell me, Grandfather; how is this known? 20649 The heat, or the native troubles?"
20649	Then what?
20649	Then where did the Terrans get the first oomphel?
20649	Then why the devil have n''t they done it?
20649	They do look kind of unusual, do n''t they?
20649	This is n''t for publication?
20649	Was it to try to hide from the curse?
20649	Well, is there anything we can do for you, Miles?
20649	Well, what are you trying to do, here?
20649	What are they, Mr. Gilbert; priests?
20649	What did they do then?
20649	What do you have in mind, Miles? 20649 What do you mean, Mailsh Heelbare?"
20649	What in blazes will you do with them?
20649	What the devil_ is_ oomphel?
20649	What time did you get here, lieutenant?
20649	What''s the situation in town, now?
20649	When can I look for her?
20649	Where does this put us?
20649	Where now, boss?
20649	Why did you do it? 20649 Why did your people come to this world, Mailsh Heelbare?"
20649	Why else is he running a plantation? 20649 Why should the Gone Ones want to return to this poor world that they have gladly left?"
20649	Why, could I have your final situation- progress map? 20649 Would anybody tell a secret of this sort, about his own people, if it were not real?"
20649	Would they have believed it if I''d told them about Terran scientific technology? 20649 You just asked for that ship, and they just let you have it?"
20649	You mean they are going to co- operate?
20649	You mean, like this fellow here?
20649	You remember what Ramón Gonzales was saying, out at Sanders'', about the inferior''s hatred for the superior as superior? 20649 You think any glib- talking Kwann can hang a lot of rags, bones and old iron onto himself, go through some impromptu mummery, and set up as shoonoo?
20649	_ Huh?_She looked at him in amazement.
20649	A Miss Edith Shaw; do you know anything about her?"
20649	And a religious belief is a system of postulates... so how can a man fight a native superstition with logic?
20649	And which among the rest of you have not been guilty?"
20649	And why should the Gone Ones come back and destroy the World of People?
20649	And why should you want them to come back to this world?
20649	But do n''t you realize that profit is sordid and dishonest and selfish?
20649	But do you know this for real?"
20649	Can you cut that any?
20649	Can you not wait to join the Gone Ones in the Sky Fire?"
20649	Can you trust your native driver to take your car back to Bluelake alone?"
20649	D.""Well, what all is there to learn--?"
20649	Do I mock at the old stories, or show disrespect to elders and shoonoon?
20649	Do you agree to this?"
20649	Do you know what will happen?
20649	Gilbert?"
20649	Have n''t you been trying to run a plantation on this planet, under this Colonial Government, long enough to have found that out, Paul?"
20649	How do you want them sent out?"
20649	How soon do you think you''ll have another class for me?"
20649	I ask you, who were the father of children and the grandfather of children''s children when the Terrans came; was there any such prophesy?"
20649	I mean, what procedure?"
20649	I take it Maith''s still agreeable to releasing the story at twelve- hundred?"
20649	If I show you that, will you believe me?"
20649	If planters did n''t make profits, who''d grow biocrystals?"
20649	If the People get the Oomphel Secret, how much need will they have for you shoonoon?"
20649	Mean they always acted this way at periastron?"
20649	No Dark Place; who ever heard of such a thing?
20649	Of course there''d be an Oomphel- Mother; how else would there be oomphel?
20649	So, since we want to influence the natives, why not use them?"
20649	That reminds me; has anybody started raising the devil about those Kwanns from Qualpha''s and Darshat''s you brought here and Paul put to work?"
20649	The oomphel we bring you will do no harm; do you think we would be so wicked as to bring the curse upon you?
20649	Then one of the class asked:"Do the Terrans also go to the Place of the Gone Ones, or have they a place of their own?"
20649	Then one of them said:"But what good will that do now?
20649	Then they burst out, in a hundred and eighty- four-- no, three hundred and sixty eight-- voices:_"The Oomphel Secret, Mailsh Heelbare?
20649	What ails these people?"
20649	What are you going to tell them?"
20649	What else was there to do?
20649	What kind of truth should I have told them?"
20649	Who is the eldest among you?
20649	Who''s the owner?"
20649	Why did n''t you just tell them the truth?"
20649	Why did n''t you let it go at that?"
20649	Why did n''t you tell us about it in advance?"
20649	Why do you think this must come to the World of People?
20649	Why should this one be the Last Hot Time?"
20649	Why should you not, also?
20649	Will not each one of you pass, sooner or later, to the middle of the Sky Fire; will you not there be given new bodies and join the Gone Ones?
20649	You know why General Maith ordered these shoonoon rounded up?"
20649	You''re not cruising at full speed now, are you?"
20649	[ Illustration]"But you have brought your oomphel into this world; have you not brought the curse with it?"
20649	[ Illustration]"Why were we not told this before, Mailsh Heelbare?"
20649	_ The young men who have gone to the Terran schools... who listens to them?
20649	_"No-- Last-- Hot-- Time?
22226	A conquest of the human race?
22226	And when you enclose light where it ca n''t escape?
22226	Are you all right, Cap?
22226	Are you sure the spheres are so invincible?
22226	Ca n''t you quiet him? 22226 Do you know what we''re up against?"
22226	For your life? 22226 Has anyone come out of here since the factory stopped working?"
22226	How do I know you are n''t a spy? 22226 I getcha so far, but what about Orkins?"
22226	I''ve thought of that, but how could I? 22226 If I let you put your arms down, will you behave like a nice little boy?"
22226	Is it because you pose the doctrine of slavery and destruction? 22226 Is this Norden a man?"
22226	It looks pretty bad, does n''t it, Captain? 22226 Kinda screwy, ai n''t he?"
22226	Primary objectives? 22226 Was the sphere afraid of you or the tunnel?"
22226	What are they? 22226 What is life but a series of sensations and emotions?
22226	What''s the matter with you?
22226	What''s your name, soldier?
22226	When you put it that way, Captain, how could I refuse?
22226	Where''s the sphere?
22226	Which way did he go?
22226	Who is it?
22226	Why do you claim superiority, Norden?
22226	Why does n''t he flee? 22226 Will you help us?"
22226	You mean fear, love, hate-- all that stuff? 22226 A new kind of bomb?
22226	Are they alive?
22226	Are we a food?
22226	Are we a menace to the spheres?
22226	Are we a nuisance?
22226	But what do the spheres turn to?"
22226	But, if something were wrong, why did n''t the whistle blow?
22226	Could n''t the spheres be cruel and ruthless, too?
22226	Could n''t this be a characteristic of all life?
22226	Did the creatures really have eyes, like those of higher forms of animal life?
22226	Do n''t you know there are three of us who are n''t afraid of the spheres?"
22226	Do you know how many were working?"
22226	Do you see?"
22226	Do you understand?"
22226	Had the right combination for the spheres come about as the result of the war and the releasing of untold amounts of energy?
22226	Had the sphere been grounded, trying to reach him under the surface of the earth?
22226	Had they evolved suddenly, by accident?
22226	He addressed the sentry:"See that thing?
22226	How did Orkins get away when everyone else got killed?
22226	How do you know these spheres have emotions?"
22226	If so, why?
22226	If you''ve got business in the plant, why was I told to keep_ everyone_ out?
22226	Is it because of your lies and broken promises?
22226	Is it because you are more skillful in butchery?
22226	Is it because your cultural contributions are keyed to military conquest?
22226	It is because you have refined the art of terrorism?"
22226	Masters grunted:"Yeah?
22226	That''s a military term, ai n''t it?"
22226	Was it a whistle that the workers heard?
22226	Were the eyes an illusion?
22226	What are the spheres?
22226	What are their primary objectives?"
22226	What are you doing here, fellah?"
22226	What check would limit the whispering spheres?
22226	What do they want?"
22226	What had caused it to die?
22226	What happens when you run electricity through a resistance coil?"
22226	What part of man''s nature?
22226	What possible check was there except man''s nature?
22226	Where are they from?
22226	Where had the spheres come from?
22226	Where''s the bomb, Norden?
22226	Why did n''t they tell me to pass Captain Taylor?
22226	Why did they come here?
22226	Why does n''t he scream in terror?
22226	Why had the sphere gone out when he crept into the tunnel?
22589	Anybody know what the hell he''s talking about?
22589	Are you sure?
22589	I want you to behave yourselves, understand? 22589 Say, ai n''t you fellers a mite warm in them coveralls?"
22589	Say, what is this gadget anyway?
22589	Tinhorns??
22589	Tinhorns??
22589	Two gin rickeys, did you say?
22589	What in tarnation is a light year?
22589	What the hell you suppose they''re doin'', Sam? 22589 What''s goin''on here, Smokey?"
22589	What''s wrong, Okie?
22589	Where is that? 22589 Who_ are_ you guys anyhow?
22589	You mean you boys are from out of this world?
22589	_ But why?_inquired Toryl.
22589	_ I receive no direct translation for the term''gambling''._"_ What is the closest term the machine gives?_"_ Fraternizing._Sartan laughed.
22589	_ It is n''t very interesting, is it?_thought Sartan.
22589	_ It is puzzling, is it not, Brother?_"_ Yes, Sartan. 22589 _ There is that term again._""_ What term?_""_ Gambling._"Toryl pointed to a line on the card warning minors not to gamble.
22589	_ What if it does not respond to this machine?_Sartan wanted to know.
22589	_ What is the purpose of the machines?_thought Sartan as they approached the one- armed bandits.
22589	_ What is wrong, Brother?_asked the puzzled Sartan.
22589	_ Why do n''t we try the larger pieces?_"_ A splendid idea, Brother._The larger coins did not fit.
22589	Do you suppose the machine represented some form of religious deity?_""_ Exceed- ing- ly possible_,"Toryl answered.
22589	What is it?"
22589	What''ll it be, Okie?"
22589	What''s that gadget for?"
22589	What''s yer pleasure?"
22589	Where the hell is that?"
22589	Where''d you dig up them crazy coveralls?"
22589	You trying to jinx me?"
22589	a voice shot out,"didya bring any Eskimo babes down with you?"
22589	said one of the men,"how long since that blasted thing''s paid off?"
20726	A bloody- handed gang of murderers; recognize them?
20726	And when will that be?
20726	Are you,he asked,"the chief- slave of the chief Lord- Master of this ship?"
20726	Bugged? 20726 But are n''t they slaves?"
20726	But how can one be a Lord- Master if there are no slaves?
20726	But would that be legal, under the Imperial Constitution?
20726	But... but how can we pay slaves?
20726	Did n''t you hear the... the one with the small beard... say so?
20726	Did n''t you hear them, last evening? 20726 Did you have any trouble getting cooperation from the native officers?"
20726	Did you mention our pickups to Chmidd or Hozhet or any of the rest of the shaveheads?
20726	Do n''t they sell it for revenue?
20726	Do we want to talk to them?
20726	Do you know what you blood- thirsty imbeciles have done?
20726	Does the Convocation make the laws?
20726	Freedmen, I mean?
20726	Have you gentlemen informed your chief- slaves that they are free, yet?
20726	He''s not going to try to do that himself, is he?
20726	How about the Convocation? 20726 How about the Mastership freedmen?"
20726	How about the professions, Lanze?
20726	How did the Lord Nikkolon get to be Chairman of the Presidium, and the Lord Javasan to be Chief of Administration?
20726	How many did we save?
20726	I assume that you are agreed to accept the sovereignty of his Imperial Majesty? 20726 I assume you have some system of slave registration?"
20726	I take it that by interpolations you do not mean dilutions?
20726	Is n''t that what this Freedmen''s Management is for; to find employment for emancipated slaves? 20726 May I speak to Colonel Ravney?"
20726	Pay our own slaves?
20726	Ready for him, Commodore?
20726	Suppose we tell Ravney to herd these Lords- Master onto a couple of landing- craft and bring them up here?
20726	That''s your Management, is n''t it, Sesar; Servile Affairs?
20726	The Employership?
20726	They might not want to be free? 20726 They.... How would you put it, Lanze?"
20726	This delegation; how had you thought of sending them up?
20726	This office, now; I suppose all the paperwork is up to the minute in quintulplicate, and initialed by everybody within sight or hearing?
20726	This present generation? 20726 Well, how about the army, if that''s what those people in the long red- brown coats were?"
20726	Well, how is the Mastership organized, then?
20726	Well, look at you; are n''t you the perfect picture of correct diplomatic dress?
20726	Well? 20726 What I want to know is; why did you people have to come here to take our planet away from us?
20726	What I want to know,Rovard Javasan made himself heard, is,"_ how_ are you going to free them?"
20726	What are we going to do about them?
20726	What do the Lords- Master do?
20726	What do you think this Commonwealth will develop into, under Chmidd and Hozhet and Khouzhik and the rest?
20726	What else is our Proconsul doing?
20726	What kind of money?
20726	What''ll we do with them?
20726	Who ever heard of slaves rebelling against freedom?
20726	Who had the infernal impudence to send slaves to deal with the Empire? 20726 Who''ll do the work?
20726	You got this from the slaves? 20726 You know what I''d do, Prince Trevannion?"
20726	You know what you''re doing?
20726	You mean the Prime Minister and His Majesty? 20726 You mean you had those poor slaves beaten?"
20726	You mean, give them everything we''ve been giving them now, and then pay them money?
20726	You mean, like the paper you read in the Convocation?
20726	You mean, we can keep our chief- slaves?
20726	You mean, you are a Lord- Master, too?
20726	You really think so?
20726	You think he''s going to try to sabotage this employment programme of yours, sir?
20726	You think they''ll see it that way at Asgard?
20726	You told those slaves that they..._ belonged_... to the_ Emperor_?
20726	_ Make_ laws, Lord Proconsul? 20726 And there is a headquarters office building here adequate for an army division...."How about the armament, Lieutenant?
20726	And who would they belong to?
20726	Any dissent?
20726	As a matter of form, Lord Nikkolon, will you take a vote?
20726	Better make a memo to talk with this chief- freedman of Martwynn''s, what''s his name?
20726	But they are here with ships and guns and soldiers; what can we do?"
20726	Can you understand that?"
20726	Could it possibly have been misplaced...?
20726	Do they want to go on being slaves?"
20726	Do you think you can do that?"
20726	Do you think you can make soldiers out of any of them?"
20726	Do your Masters not have one among them who is chief?"
20726	Have you any colonies on any of the other planets of this system?"
20726	He changed the subject:"Mr. Chmidd, could you or Mr. Hozhet tell me what kind of a constitution the Mastership has?"
20726	He lost his voice in a wheezing sob, and then asked:"Why did they do it?
20726	How did you get them to talk, Lanze?"
20726	How is it progressing, by the way?"
20726	How much is a slave worth, by the way?"
20726	I suppose the Citadel teems with bureaucrats and such low life- forms?"
20726	I take it you are the sole government on this planet?
20726	Is n''t the rest of the Galaxy big enough for you?"
20726	Is that fair?"
20726	Look here; you''re not going to work against this, are you?
20726	Now, Prince Trevannion; just to what extent will the Mastership retain its sovereignty under the Empire?"
20726	Or are you crazy enough to think that the Empire is going to indemnify you for being emancipated and pay that money over to you?"
20726	What are you going to do when slavery is abolished here, Colonel?"
20726	What do you think freedom means to them?
20726	What do you think we are, savages?"
20726	What is this, a planetary parliament or a spaceport saloon?"
20726	What makes you think they''ll be willing to vote for that?"
20726	What will we do about them, sir?
20726	What with?"
20726	What''s the matter, is the gate stuck?"
20726	Who does the work, and who tells them what to do?
20726	Who told these people to come here?"
20726	Who will pay them, now?"
20726	Why did you think them worthy of your sympathy?"
20726	Why do n''t they rebel?"
20726	Why do they stand for it?
20726	Why not leave it like that?"
20726	Why, money; what did he think?
20726	You are Chairman of the Presidium; is this how you keep order here?
20726	You do have money, have n''t you?"
20726	You do n''t expect them to vote themselves out of existence, do you?"
20726	You have information- taps into Count Erskyll''s numerous staff?
20726	You see?
20726	You wo n''t advise these ci- devant Lords- Master to vote against it, when it comes up?"
20726	You''ll have to pay them a salary....""You mean, give them money?"
20726	Your people have recorders; are they on?"
20726	[ Illustration]"Then why go to all the trouble about the money?"
20726	[ Illustration]"Well, what are they taking away from us, then?"
22541	And the name of the peace- loving planet that is building this bad memory from the past?
22541	But this ship, the space yacht, where is it?
22541	But would n''t you be just a_ little_ bit interested if I was to tell you that one is being built today?
22541	Did you say installed?
22541	Do n''t you catch yet? 22541 Do you have any concealed compartments or drawers built into your steel hide?
22541	Do you know what this is?
22541	Does your new gear look anything like this?
22541	Great, great-- but why a battleship?
22541	Has this man told any lies?
22541	How did you know? 22541 Meaning I am in the hand- holding category?"
22541	Should you be pointing like that?
22541	The drives, controls-- are they in, too?
22541	What are you getting at?
22541	What connection does this tripe have with catching those murderers?
22541	What do you plan to do?
22541	What do you want?
22541	What in the devil does this nonsense_ mean_?
22541	What is this nonsense about a battleship? 22541 What... what will happen now?"
22541	Who is this mysterious billionaire?
22541	Will they do anything to me?
22541	You''ve found them, the criminal ring?
22541	And if he does-- why should he be interested?
22541	But if he was n''t responsible-- who was?
22541	Could I be sure that Pepe, flying his mountain of a ship and eating Navy rations, would be interested in some of the comforts and luxuries of life?
22541	Did he want to rule a whole planet-- or maybe an entire system?
22541	Do n''t attempt to run, signal, take evasive action, or in any other way....""Who are you-- and what the devil do you want?"
22541	Do n''t they take any interest in crime?
22541	Do n''t want to waste time, do we?
22541	Except where was he?
22541	He had the bait now-- but would he grab the hook?
22541	Is it still being built onto the ship?"
22541	Or if the luxuries did n''t catch his eye, would he be interested in the planetary homesteading gear?
22541	Or more?
22541	Some militaristic clique that meant to overthrow him and take power?
22541	Then how_ could_ I find it-- and having found it, catch it?
22541	Then why did it taste like ashes in my mouth?
22541	Was it?
22541	Was there really anything that could stop a plan like this once it got rolling?
22541	What about the League though?
22541	What?
22541	Who''s building it?"
22541	Why a battleship?
22541	Why all the trouble and years of work to get a ship that two people could just barely manage?
22541	Why are you building that battleship?"
22541	Yet what will they do with it when they have it built?
22541	You do n''t expect them to file warship plans with the League Registry, do you?
22150	And who would have dared to suggest the further doctrine: matter can also feel and get a consciousness of things?
22150	Finally, who would have dared even to say: matter can also become a self- conscious and free personality?
22150	For where we are no longer able to find secondary causes, who can assert that God no longer uses any?
22150	For{ 145} whence does the whole richness of the appearances in the world come?
22150	Have they originated from illusions, and do they lead to illusions?
22150	He that formed the eye, shall he not see?"
22150	How does the material become something that is felt?
22150	How therefore, can we look upon such an organ, when finally it is perfect, as a product of selection in the sense of Darwin?"
22150	Is it not just possible that there is a mode of being as much transcending Intelligence and Will, as these transcend mechanical motion?
22150	Is there even a single scientific description conceivable without its being full of anthropomorphisms?
22150	Now, we ask: Is this biogenetic maxim correct?
22150	Now, what is this end?
22150	Should, then, the highest instincts of the highest creature on earth alone make an exception?
22150	Such a diligent work can certainly not be without gain; but wherein will this gain consist?
22150	The three questions are: How has the living sprung from that which is without life?
22150	We then could not avoid the question: what, according to the conception of the author, did God do in these six nights of his week of creation?
22150	What difference in rank, for instance, is there between an oyster and a cuttle- fish?
22150	What else set free those active causes, at the right time and in the right place?
22150	What is the demonstrable cause( not the condition, but the cause) of a sentient subject?
22150	Where the realm of visible causes ceases and that of the invisible begins, who can exclude secondary causes?
22150	Wherein lies the real necessity that there should be sensation?
22150	While, therefore, Strauss, to the question,"Are we still Christians?"
22150	Why not?
22150	Would not a_ beginning_ of mankind be really lost, in case that theory of evolution should gain authority?
22150	between a cochineal and a bee or ant?
22150	gives an emphatic"No,"he answers the question,"Have we still a religion?"
22150	or have we to look for the answer to these questions, which natural science can no longer give, in another science-- namely, philosophy?
22150	the sentient( and conscious) being from that which is without sensation?
22150	which will more probably be preserved and procreate offspring?
22216	And had it published, all neat and orderly, in the patent office records so that anyone who wanted it could look it up and have it?
22216	And if we wanted to go north, we''d find mammoths that would carry even more...."And get socked into the jug for ivory smuggling?
22216	And what if we''re two feet higher here?
22216	Could we bluff?
22216	Did anyone ever notice what the altimeter read?
22216	Did he say where you could reach him?
22216	Did you say_ twenty- five_ years?
22216	Do you want to take the chance? 22216 Have you ever broken a horse?"
22216	Have you taken a good look at those beaver? 22216 He''s gone now?"
22216	How could a sportsman keep still about the mounted head of a saber- tooth or a record piece of ivory?
22216	How did he strike you? 22216 How do you know he left it there?"
22216	How does this sound?
22216	I stopped him, did n''t I?
22216	If you had discovered a virgin planet with its natural resources intact, what would you do about it? 22216 My God, man, where have you been all these years?"
22216	Now tell me-- why did you bring it here? 22216 Out of what?"
22216	Terms?
22216	Then what_ was_ he scared of?
22216	What is it, Adams? 22216 What''s going on out there?"
22216	What''s going to happen to us, Chuck?
22216	Where the hell is Mastodonia?
22216	Who do what?
22216	Who in thunder are you?
22216	Who was that old general,he asked,"the one who raised so much fuss when we dropped the project?
22216	Why do n''t we all sit down and be comfortable while we talk this over?
22216	Why not the tripod principle?
22216	You mean hint that we have time travel?
22216	You ready to go?
22216	You think they went to someone else?
22216	You think they''ll do it, Johnny?
22216	You want them turning on us?
22216	You''re sure of your information?
22216	A platform out of what?"
22216	After all, how can we be_ sure_ there are only three of us?
22216	After that, do you expect them to come crawling back to us?"
22216	And how are we going to get that big a log uphill?"
22216	And how are we going to hoist three sixteen- foot logs?
22216	And if the time unit did n''t work?
22216	Can you imagine the look on their Iron Curtain faces?"
22216	Do n''t you see how it all fits together?"
22216	Do we give all this up or do we keep on watching that Wisconsin farm, waiting for them to come back?
22216	Do we keep on trying to find, independently, the process or formula or method that Adams found for traveling in time?"
22216	Do you think they''ll recognize us?"
22216	End of the week, perhaps?"
22216	How about you, Chuck?"
22216	How much time did you say we had?"
22216	Hudson?"
22216	Hudson?"
22216	I mean what kind of impression did you get of him?"
22216	If we go into the past and exploit them, what effect will that have upon what is left of those resources for use in the present?
22216	Is what has happened false?
22216	Or if it did?
22216	The President?
22216	What I ca n''t figure out is why did he go and leave us?"
22216	What became of him?"
22216	What if Chuck ca n''t get back?
22216	What if Chuck has to tell them it''s a total of three persons?"
22216	What were you doing all that time?"
22216	What will result from that cultural collision?
22216	Who does n''t?"
22216	Who would know that young mastodon were black?
22216	Who, as an example, would put lynx tassels on the ears of a saber- tooth?
22216	Why could n''t they see it as clearly as he did?
22216	Why did n''t you turn it in to the management so the man could come back and claim it?"
22216	Will our history change?
22216	Would n''t we, in doing this, be robbing ourselves of our own heritage?"
22216	You want me to catch my death of cold out here?"
22216	You want to stay here or take a chance on a broken leg?"
23146	Martians?
23146	When are n''t there?
22629	Bad, huh, Frank?
22629	But he was smashed up pretty badly, was n''t he? 22629 But suppose....""That the flitter stops one, too-- or does n''t stop it, rather?
22629	But what''s your angle?
22629	He''s going to live, is n''t he?
22629	How is he, Lacy?
22629	How long will it take to get the flitter ready?
22629	How soon can I see him?
22629	How?
22629	I accelerate or decelerate--"Solving new equations all the while?
22629	Phil? 22629 So what?
22629	Sure of that?
22629	Why?
22629	You believe that?
22629	You think so?
22629	But do you realize just how busy a man you are going to be during those ten or twelve seconds?"
22629	But to convince you, exactly what is the knot?"
22629	Have you got any idea of what''s going to become of the energy inside that vortex when I blow it out?"
22629	I''d thought of the calculator angle before, of course, but there was a worse thing than variability to contend with....""What?"
22629	I''ll take all due precautions, for the sake of the job, but if it gets me, what the hell?
22629	If some of this stuff should n''t happen to be in usable condition when I get done with it, fill it out to suit, will you?"
22629	Not?"
22629	Of what real importance are a few grains of sand to an ocean beach five thousand miles long, a hundred miles wide, and ten miles deep?
22629	On the wire?"
22629	Say we meet you there Saturday morning?"
22629	See?
22629	What of that?
22629	When are you figuring on starting?"
22544	Afraid to take it?
22544	But it''s no hide off you, is it? 22544 But where?
22544	Callous?
22544	Do you expect me to believe you, with the world full of hypocrites like him?
22544	Do you think you have the right to destroy all we''ve worked for?
22544	Do you understand? 22544 For what?
22544	Have n''t you the guts to stick it?
22544	Hell of a place to spend the rest of your life, ai n''t it?
22544	How,she said slowly,"can you be such a callous swine?"
22544	I can help you?
22544	If you have connections,he said slowly,"why do n''t you use''em yourself?"
22544	Interested?
22544	Still willing to die for principle?
22544	Suppose I were?
22544	The trouble is, where?
22544	Well?
22544	What about you?
22544	What are you going to do?
22544	What do you mean, help me?
22544	What makes you think I''m not?
22544	What were you and Ward up to when the guards came?
22544	What''s it to you?
22544	What''s the catch?
22544	What''s the matter, Gray? 22544 What''s your proposition?"
22544	Why did you volunteer?
22544	Why?
22544	You ai n''t gon na go soft at the last minute, are you?
22544	You mean...?
22544	You think so?
22544	You think that''s all its means to us? 22544 You want to escape, do n''t you?"
22544	And now what, for you?"
22544	And then, in the same casual tone,"You mean it, about escaping?"
22544	And what''s it to you?"
22544	Are you working for Caron of Mars?"
22544	Just money and power?"
22544	Lovely world, ai n''t it?"
22544	Okay?"
22544	Remember?
22544	Somebody whispered,"Who the hell''s that back there?"
22544	The last man grunted over his shoulder,"What happened to you?"
22544	Trying to start something?"
22544	Understand?"
22544	What are you going to do?"
22544	What could possibly happen?"
22544	Who''s behind this, and why?"
22544	Why did they send me, instead?"
22544	Will the flagship of your reception committee please come in?"
22544	Will you cooperate?"
22544	Will you die for what you believe in?"
22559	Are you associated in friendship with them flunkies?
22559	Are you holding?
22559	Chilled? 22559 Hello?
22559	Hello?
22559	How many sticks you want me to get?
22559	Quarantine?
22559	Sandy, where''ve you been? 22559 They need advice on how to be gangs?"
22559	This the place you were talking about? 22559 Weapons?"
22559	What happened?
22559	What kind of stuff?
22559	What''s to do with this stuff?
22559	You know this place?
22559	You mean the fight? 22559 You''re going to college?"
22559	_ Where are you now?_Harrison was n''t fooling.
22559	And what was chasing them?
22559	But where was it?
22559	Chris''s?
22559	Dead?"
22559	Do my reasons matter?
22559	Do you know where these can be found?"
22559	Harrison, you there?"
22559	Hawk said,"You know that witch Gloria, goes with one of the Boomer Dukes?
22559	Hell, it makes him happy and what''s it cost me?
22559	I said, slowly and with patience,"Keska that''holding''say?"
22559	I shall not attempt to capture the subjectivity which is the charm, only to transcribe the physical datum-- perhaps even data, who knows?
22559	I tell him:"Sticks?
22559	Man from Mars?
22559	Or from the future?
22559	Put the problem thus: Was there in all of the pages of history no age in which a 9-Hart Bailey''s Beam might find adventure and excitement?
22559	Queried Alephplex:"An Adjuster?"
22559	Radiation, do you hear me?
22559	Say, you bust them flunkies with that thing?"
22559	The one who had spoken before, who I now detected was somewhat taller and fatter than the others, spoke as follows:"You''re wanting the Mafia?"
22559	What about_ that_?"
22559	What''s going on here?"
22559	What''s that jive?"
22559	What''s the name?"
22559	What''s to call you?"
22559	What''s to leave this cat here?
22559	What''s to prime this guy now and split?"
22559	Where are you now?"
22559	Ya got an alarm clock in ya pocketbook?"
22559	You going to slip us something to help you find these cats?"
22239	Allen, do you really believe that?
22239	And the material-- what do you call it, anyway?
22239	And you are with us?
22239	Can you talk?
22239	Do n''t you think the President has better things to do than come running to every enemy of the state that yaps after him?
22239	Do you have to see a rebel with notebook in hand under every bed?
22239	Eh?
22239	How about-- uh-- how about having a-- a b- beer with me now? 22239 How do you know?
22239	How stupid can you get without having to be spoon fed?
22239	How''re you feeling?
22239	Malcontents? 22239 Smoke?
22239	So what?
22239	The United States is a democratic country-- remember?
22239	Ummm-- pardon me, are n''t you a rather mixed group?
22239	Ummm-- seems so-- wasn''t she the big freighter that disappeared many years ago?
22239	Well, there are other planets, are n''t there? 22239 What are my chances of getting re- assigned back here?"
22239	What has all this got to do with me?
22239	What is your work, precisely?
22239	What would you do about it?
22239	What''s wrong with setting up a world- wide federation of countries? 22239 Where are we going?"
22239	Where''s Berg?
22239	Why?
22239	You understand the importance of this whole business, and why it has to be secret?
22239	You''re new here, are n''t you?
22239	You''re one of us? 22239 You''ve been immunized against neoscop?"
22239	A spaceship?
22239	Alec, get Dr. Lancaster a glass of water, will you, please?
22239	An anonymous tip- off-- from whom?
22239	And if this-- Berg-- thought him un- American for drinking an imported beverage, what of it?
22239	But nowadays, who except a government can make atomic bombs and space rockets?
22239	But tell me, you''ve done work on dielectrics, have n''t you?"
22239	But what had made him suspicious in the first place?
22239	Dangerous to whom?
22239	Did the rights of man stop at a full belly, or was there more?
22239	Do you want another Hemispheric War?"
22239	Ever hear of the_ Waikiki_?"
22239	He assumed Rakkan was somebody''s slave-- but since when did slaves act as social equals?
22239	I''m no good at undercover stuff-- what do you want of me?"
22239	I--""Yes?"
22239	In case we should ever be kidnapped-- but why am I telling_ you_ this?"
22239	It''s easy to manufacture?"
22239	It''s obvious, is n''t it?
22239	Lancaster?"
22239	Let''s call this a friendly conference, eh?"
22239	Of your own will?"
22239	Only what alternative have we got?
22239	Right?"
22239	Surprised?"
22239	Tell me about some of the people here, will you?
22239	That made for almost perfect concealment, for what spaceship would normally go much north or south of the region containing the planets?
22239	The lab had what it needed-- wasn''t that enough?
22239	Those were silly, harmless kids-- why get them in trouble, maybe get them sent to camp?
22239	Was it some kind of test?
22239	We were n''t going to argue politics, were we?"
22239	Were they probing his loyalty?
22239	What do you advise?"
22239	What kind of reply was expected?
22239	What''ll you have?"
22239	Where were you going?"
22239	Where were you really this summer?"
22239	Why do n''t you check through regular Security channels?
22239	Why not do it now?
22239	With a sudden whip- like sharpness:"You did n''t tell anyone about this meeting, did you?"
22239	You go back to your regular job and do n''t say a word on this to anyone less than the President-- no matter what happens, understand?"
22239	You have a furlough coming up in two weeks, do n''t you-- a three months''furlough?
22239	You see?
22239	You would n''t want him to die on your hands, would you, sir?"
18217	''And do you see something like wool or hair on it?''
18217	''And straw, and wood, and a kind of grass''----''Now, are you joking, mother?''
18217	''And then what should we do?''
18217	''And what about the handle?''
18217	''And what do they do with the grass?''
18217	''Are you tired of your drawing and painting?''
18217	''Before you were born, mother?''
18217	''But how do they get it on here?''
18217	''But mice live indoors, do they not, and eat cheese, and run about in the walls, and make holes?''
18217	''But the slate itself,''the mother went on,''where did that come from?
18217	''But what is it wanted here for, Joe?''
18217	''But, I mean, it must feel, or why should it turn and turn to get the light and warmth?''
18217	''Chalk?''
18217	''Did he never catch one?''
18217	''Did that big plant come out of one little pea?''
18217	''Do n''t they squeak?''
18217	''Do n''t you see a tiny dot in each dent?
18217	''Do n''t you think,''said Harry,''that a bit of coal would be a good thing for our mineral box?''
18217	''Do they ever live out of doors?''
18217	''Do they know you, Mary?''
18217	''Do you mean Harry and me?''
18217	''Do you mean, How do they begin to grow?
18217	''Do you remember, Harry, how cold our hands were in winter when we did sums?
18217	''Do you see they swallow it all at once?''
18217	''Do you think, Harry,''she asked,''that he would save us if we were buried in the snow?''
18217	''Does it grow on a tree?''
18217	''Does it?
18217	''Five?
18217	''Has he a short tail or long tail?''
18217	''He goes early, then, like the birds?''
18217	''Here, pussy, would you like some milk?''
18217	''How do they let the cage down?
18217	''How do you get down?''
18217	''How do you know all this?''
18217	''How do you know it is poor?''
18217	''How does he hold on, mother?
18217	''How old?''
18217	''How?''
18217	''I like that sound of tearing off the grass, do n''t you?''
18217	''If I were to dig for it, should I find any, Jim?''
18217	''In the dark, mother?
18217	''In the fields?''
18217	''In this garden?''
18217	''Is this a riddle?''
18217	''Is this true?''
18217	''Lazy sheep, pray tell me why In the pleasant fields you lie, Eating grass and daisies white, From the morning till the night?
18217	''May I look at that knife near you, auntie?
18217	''May I touch your tongue, then, with one of my fingers?''
18217	''Mother, may we help Jim to get it in?
18217	''Nay, my little fellow, nay, Do not serve me so, I pray: Do n''t you see the wool that grows On my back to make you clothes?
18217	''Nuts?
18217	''Oh, do you mean that the ivy eats and drinks?''
18217	''Oh, then, they did grow?
18217	''Oh, uncle,''said Harry,''do you think I could come here and help to make needles?''
18217	''Only sides, then?''
18217	''Or a bit of slate?''
18217	''Or a grain of wheat?''
18217	''Suppose we make a box to keep them in?''
18217	''That slate?
18217	''Then we can look at their houses?''
18217	''Then you do n''t buy chalk at a shop?''
18217	''They are not like trees, are they?''
18217	''They look like cups, do n''t they?''
18217	''Was it an animal?''
18217	''Well, would you say it is like wood, or like stone, or is it metal like the poker?
18217	''Were live things ever in them?''
18217	''What are all these pretty marks on the leaves, mother, lines crossing about all ways?''
18217	''What are moulds?''
18217	''What are those sheep eating over there, at the far end of the field?
18217	''What can he do?''
18217	''What can mother mean?''
18217	''What comes next?''
18217	''What did she do with it?''
18217	''What did you mean, mother,''Harry asked,''about water in turnips?''
18217	''What food is there in the ground?
18217	''What happens, mother, when they are in the earth?''
18217	''What has it to do with cabbage?''
18217	''What have I cut the pudding with?''
18217	''What have you in your pockets, father?''
18217	''What is coffee, mother dear?
18217	''What is it, Harry?''
18217	''What is sap?''
18217	''What is the good of them?''
18217	''What is the oldest thing in this room?''
18217	''What is the paste made of?''
18217	''What is your mouth useful for?''
18217	''What sort of things?''
18217	''What was it like?''
18217	''What would mother say to us if we ate without chewing?''
18217	''Where does coal come from, Jim?''
18217	''Where?''
18217	''Which do you think is the next in weight?''
18217	''Why is it taken to the paper- mill?''
18217	''Why is this called mustard, mother?''
18217	''Would you like to take hold of this one?''
18217	''Would you put in a buttercup?''
18217	A railway- man came with a heavy box on a truck, and when the box was opened, what do you think there was inside?
18217	All the leaves look rather like hands, do n''t they?
18217	Am I, mother?''
18217	And do you see lines coming away from the middle?''
18217	And what were the boys doing?
18217	Are you going?
18217	Can you think of another flower that is something like it?''
18217	Did it ever grow?''
18217	Did the man make it?''
18217	Do you dig for it?''
18217	Do you know that a sparrow kills four thousand grubs in one day when her babies are in the nest?
18217	Do you know that he never eats?
18217	Do you know that the wild rose is the mother of all these?
18217	Does it grow?''
18217	Does she know no better?''
18217	Everything can something do; Oh what kind of use are you?''
18217	Have you ever been down?''
18217	Have you ever seen one, mother?''
18217	Have you found a ball in yours?''
18217	How were they hardened?
18217	How would you like to have two or three of these peas to plant?
18217	Is it a kind of wood, do you think?
18217	Is it, mother?''
18217	Little thing, in what dark den, Lie you all the winter sleeping, Till warm weather comes again?
18217	Now, what comes next?''
18217	Now, what do you say to this?''
18217	Now, what do you think it could be, mother?''
18217	Shall I tell you as much as I know?''
18217	She asked:''Have you looked at pussy''s eyes?''
18217	There is an engine at the top of the shaft''----''What is the shaft?''
18217	They all look as if they liked it, do n''t they?''
18217	They are not round after all, do you see?
18217	They went on putting the paper into the sack for a long time, and then Harry asked:''How was paper made before there was old paper to make it of?''
18217	They were alive once?''
18217	We could not go up a hill like that, could we?''
18217	What are you doing?''
18217	What can it be?''
18217	What could this be?
18217	What do you call that part?''
18217	What do you know about chalk?''
18217	What food do the roots find?''
18217	What is it that the brooklets say, Rippling onward day by day?
18217	What sort of wood are you making the doll''s house of?''
18217	What was going on?
18217	When they are taken out, what do you think they are?
18217	Where is your chalk?''
18217	Which shall we pick for her?''
18217	Why are there so many holes in the leaves?''
18217	Why does he shoot them?''
18217	Why is he going into a hole?''
18217	Will you read to us, mother?''
18217	You do n''t like to wet your nice fur, do you?''
18217	You know what a horse- tail is?''
18217	You know what chalk is, do you?''
18217	[ Illustration:''What have you in your pockets, father?'']
18217	marbles?''
18217	stones?
22467	A storm, eh?
22467	But what... what''s this?
22467	Coups?
22467	Did... did you say,panted Aletha happily-- breathless because of the acceleration--"that there were n''t any adventures?"
22467	Do you want to go in the shed and cool off?
22467	Even though the colony can receive no more supplies until it is completed?
22467	He the best man here?
22467	How do I know?
22467	Is n''t it?
22467	Me neurotic? 22467 Now, what the devil does that mean?"
22467	What can you do in the way of castings? 22467 What the devil''s this?"
22467	What tonnage of iron can you get out, Chuka?
22467	What''s all this about? 22467 What''s he trying to do?"
22467	What''s the moisture- content of the air here, anyhow?
22467	What''s the trouble?
22467	Where''s Bordman?
22467	Where?
22467	Who''s he? 22467 Why leave here to board a derelict?
22467	Why should I need to prove to myself I''m capable? 22467 You''ve stopped work on it?"
22467	Your estimate of its degree of completion?
22467	''Would you marry someone like me?
22467	A ceremony?"
22467	And when can you start making castings?
22467	Are you using heat- exchangers to help cool the air you pump into the buildings, before you use power to refrigerate it?
22467	Big ones?"
22467	Bordman demanded impatiently:"Do you bother with adventure tapes?
22467	Bringing the_ Warlock_ in?
22467	But how well?
22467	But what is this?
22467	But----*****"Well?"
22467	But... hm- m- m---- Would you want to marry a man like that?"
22467	Does it occur to you that Mr. Bordman is nagging himself to achieve the inconceivable?
22467	He said wryly:"Eavesdroppers never hear good of themselves, eh?
22467	He would get used to it, but----*****"Well?"
22467	How much area will we need to pull in four thousand gallons of water a night?"
22467	I take it that it did n''t fall down?"
22467	Is that it?"
22467	Just what does that whole comment mean?"
22467	Me wanting to prove I''m the best man here out of vanity?"
22467	Now what are you going to do for the record?
22467	Really?"
22467	See?
22467	The engineer opened the port and spoke hostilely out of it:"D''you know there''s a lady in this thing?"
22467	Then he snapped:"But what''s this business about expecting more from me?
22467	Then he turned to Aletha and said amiably:"How''s Mike Thundercloud and Sally Whitehorse and the gang in general,''Letha?"
22467	What are you doing-- since you accept it?"
22467	What does it prove that he applied it?"
22467	What spectacular idea do you expect me to pull out of somebody''s hat now?
22467	What would I do if I felt such a need, anyhow?"
22467	What would he do if she were right?
22467	What''s the elastic modulus-- how much carbon in this iron?
22467	What''s the matter?"
22467	What''s wrong that we had to land by boat?"
22467	What''s your honest estimate of the time before a ship equipped to help us gets here?"
22467	Who knows how much the ground- temperature drops here before dawn?"
22467	Who made your solar mirror?
22467	Why did n''t I think of that myself?"
22467	Why the insistence on my being here?"
22467	Why?"
22467	Will you arrange it-- at once?"
22467	Will you go back to the ship?"
22467	Would n''t you say that was the trouble?"
22467	[ Illustration]"May I ask,"asked Bordman with some irony,"what your work happens to be just now?"
22540	All this I follow,Costa said,"but where''s the connection with Societics?"
22540	And how are things? 22540 And what is the one factor that we have tried to control in order to make all the other factors possible of existence?"
22540	But how do we work this back to the k- factor?
22540	But what good will that accomplish?
22540	But_ why_?
22540	Ca n''t you isolate some recent key events that can be reversed?
22540	Can I ask you a question, Hengly?
22540	Can you brief me on Himmel-- what we''ll find there, and be expected to do?
22540	Going to kill War Marshal Lommeord?
22540	Good? 22540 How did the gadgets hold up?"
22540	How much time do we have?
22540	Pardon me, sir,Neel broke in,"but is it possible?
22540	Well?
22540	What would you like to know?
22540	When do you go to work?
22540	Where are you going?
22540	Why?
22540	Wo n''t there be repercussions?
22540	Would n''t that be a little... unethical, sir? 22540 A private code?
22540	After all, Societics is an exact science--""Exact?
22540	Anyway-- how are we doing?
22540	Bad?
22540	But what could be done about it?
22540	But what to do?
22540	Could you cover the ground again-- only a bit slower?"
22540	Did you stop to think about_ that_?"
22540	Do I get a definition yet?"
22540	Does that make sense?"
22540	Firstly, what do you think the attitude of the UN is towards Societics?"
22540	Had Costa walked into a trap-- or tripped an alarm?
22540	Have I taught you so little that you dare say that to me?"
22540	Have you forgotten what Societics is?"
22540	How''s our little k- factor?"
22540	Is n''t there another way?"
22540	Is that peaceful?
22540	Is that understood?"
22540	Is there going to be a war?
22540	It was a time for action-- but what action?
22540	Like an obvious move by the enemy?"
22540	Then,"Do we have to keep on killing?
22540	What are they?
22540	What can I do?"
22540	What can be done now?"
22540	What can we possibly do?"
22540	What do I do?"
22540	What is it?"
22540	What is there left?
22540	What will happen when the last one is gone?
22540	Who or what are they?"
22540	Why did you do it?
22540	Will the tiger then turn and eat him?
23099	I can see possibilities along that line-- but just what direction was this supposed to kind of bring about?
23099	It looks somewhat mad, does n''t it? 23099 Really?
23099	What about you, Marty? 23099 All right, what about the rest of you? 23099 But the Gale Hoax-- what can we call it but what is loosely known as the continuing gullibility of human beings? 23099 Can you describe them?
23099	Did you see three ships?"
23099	How many saw the ships?"
23099	Three?"
23099	What''s the point in undoing it?"
23099	You think that an air of dignified innocence will undo the damage done?
20121	A blond source?
20121	A cigarette?
20121	A glass of rum?
20121	And what business did you make with them?
20121	And what other calls did you receive, prior to Mr. Cumshaw''s death?
20121	And who else was in the car?
20121	And, to your knowledge, did anybody else at the Embassy hear that?
20121	Anything unusual about Mayor Bonney''s account?
20121	Are you crazy?
20121	Are you gentlemen ready?
20121	Are you sure he''s really on the annexation side?
20121	As I understand, I have the same rights of cross- examination of witnesses as counsel for the prosecution and defense; is that correct, Your Honor?
20121	Can I offer you a drink, Captain, in token of mutual amity?
20121	Can we get hold of a fast space- boat, with hyperdrive engines, in a hurry?
20121	Can you get that introduced as evidence at the trial?
20121	Care to join me?
20121	Commander, what sort of an Embassy guard have we?
20121	Court will now recess for an hour and a half; can you have them here by 1330?
20121	Demoted you from the Consular Service?
20121	Do you have that letter now?
20121	Do you know how much they were paid for that job? 20121 Do you know these three defendants?"
20121	Do you know this pistol?
20121	Does anybody here know Basic well enough to translate the oath?
20121	From the man who paid them to murder Ambassador Silas Cumshaw?
20121	From what person did you get this machine that you gave to these persons for one hundred pesos?
20121	Has the prosecution anything to say before we close the court?
20121	His actions on the morning of May seventh as chairman of the Finance and Revenue Committee? 20121 How could you know, Mr. Thrombley?
20121	How did you come to be sent as my secretary, if you ca n''t do secretarial work?
20121	How many men were inside the jail when the three defendants came claiming sanctuary?
20121	How much money did these three persons give you for this gun?
20121	I assume that this is the weapon with which you claim to have shot Jack- High Abe Bonney?
20121	I suppose, Doctor, that you have had quite a bit of experience, in your practice, with gunshot wounds?
20121	Including his public acts on the last day of his life?
20121	Is n''t that a replica of the Alamo?
20121	Is that the thing you gave them for money?
20121	Is this the gun?
20121	Is this the usual type of weapon used in your New Texas political liquidations?
20121	Just what impression did you get at the time, Captain?
20121	Murderers?
20121	My God, did somebody finally kill Aus Maverick?
20121	Now, Mr. Longfellow,Goodham said,"did you recognize the people who were in the car from which the shots came?"
20121	Somebody here gunnin''for the Ambassador?
20121	That is n''t the trial that''s going on now, I hope?
20121	They confessed to you, before you arrested them?
20121	They got prosperous, all of a sudden?
20121	This the usual type of weapon used in your New Texas political liquidations?
20121	Want me to go over it again? 20121 We do n''t want the New Texans to know, of course, that you''ve sent for the fleet?"
20121	What business did you make with them?
20121	What did he do to you, Silk?
20121	What does a z''Srauff swear by, that''s binding?
20121	What is this? 20121 What is your business?"
20121	What money did they give you for the machine?
20121	What people do you see in this place that you have made business with?
20121	What the devil''s the matter, Thrombley?
20121	What was the call about the wrist watch?
20121	What''s the procedure here?
20121	What''s wrong, Gail?
20121	What,Natalenko inquired,"do you think Machiavelli, Junior would do about the z''Srauff?"
20121	Whatta we got to worry about, then?
20121	When did Kettle- Belly Sam deposit this large sum?
20121	Where do you have your house?
20121	Which one of you- all is Mr. Stephen Silk?
20121	Why does n''t the government, as such, protect itself with an army and air force large enough to resist any possible coalition of the big ranchers?
20121	You heard Mr. Cumshaw tell Colonel Hickock that he would be out at the ranch at about 1030?
20121	You know what you''ve done? 20121 You know where they got the money to buy that car?"
20121	You know, I assume, our chief interest in New Texas?
20121	You pick him up?
20121	You think Kettle- Belly knew in advance what they were going to do?
20121	You think that was planned in advance?
20121	You think, then, that Mr. Cumshaw was assassinated by opponents of annexation?
20121	Your Honor, how am I gon na go about swearing him in?
20121	Your father coming to the barbecue, Gail?
20121	Ai n''t it, Hoddy?"
20121	Alone, right?
20121	Am I expected to believe that this... this being... sold that air- car for a hundred pesos?"
20121	Ambassador, where are we now?
20121	Ambassador?"
20121	Any questions from anybody else?"
20121	Boone?"
20121	But at what cost?
20121	But the"justified conquest"urged by Machiavelli, Jr.?
20121	Cumshaw?"
20121	Curious problem... and, how would Stephen Silk have handled it?
20121	Do you know where the money came from?
20121	Do you know who the go- between was, and how much he got, and how much he kept for himself?
20121	Do you so truly say?"
20121	How far out would that be, with our facilities?"
20121	How many of them were prisoners in the jail?"
20121	How_ could_ you?"
20121	I assume that the prosecution is going to introduce all that, too?"
20121	I thought that over, could see the illogical logic, but..."How about your rancher oligarchy?"
20121	If you saw another letter of the same sort, would you be able to say whether or not it might be like the one you mentioned?"
20121	Is that correct?"
20121	Mr. Vuvuvu, I have n''t heard any comment from you.... No comment?
20121	Or will I have one, of any sort?"
20121	Sidney?"
20121	Silk brought with him as bodyguard?"
20121	Silk picks things up very handily, does n''t he?"
20121	Silk?
20121	Silk?
20121	Silk?"
20121	Silk?"
20121	Silk?"
20121	Supreme Court?"
20121	Thrombley?"
20121	Thrombley?"
20121	Vincent?"
20121	Was it the same source that paid for the recent attempt on President Hutchinson''s life?"
20121	Was that the last of your unusual business with Mayor Bonney?"
20121	Was that you and your people who were chasing us?
20121	We did n''t have any business to handle, because all the local officials were home nursing hangovers, so when Colonel Hickock called--""Who?"
20121	What could I say?
20121	What did you know about their financial circumstances, for instance?"
20121	What happened?"
20121	Where is that thing?
20121	Why do n''t you go up and congratulate him, too?"
20121	You going to introduce that as evidence for the prosecution?"
20121	_ He does n''t want a diplomat; he wants a magician._"And what,"I asked,"will my official position be on New Texas, sir?
20121	_ How did they find that out?_""Why... why, I''m sure I do n''t know,"Thrombley said.
20121	_ Is that all, now?_ I thought.
16721	Am I to understand that James performed all his assignments satisfactorily?
16721	And the work? 16721 And what''s wrong with that?
16721	Are you bored? 16721 Are you game?"
16721	Are you having any problems adjusting, now that you''re home? 16721 Back from France, James?"
16721	Books?
16721	But from now on, there will be order in our household, do we understand each- other?
16721	But what about the store?
16721	But what will I do?
16721	Coffee?
16721	Did you finish your homework?
16721	Did you see the way they ran? 16721 Do these papers look legal to you?"
16721	Do they call you Jimmy?
16721	Do you have something you''d like to share with the class?
16721	Do your parents know where you are? 16721 Does the_ Slippery Trick_ need a cabin- boy?"
16721	Explain to me again why you do n''t want to wire Mr Johnstone to come and look it over? 16721 Graduated?"
16721	He did, did he? 16721 Hey, you''re headed home today, right?"
16721	How are you liking your first day, James?
16721	How are your maths? 16721 How are your studies coming, James?"
16721	How do I know that the trust fund wo n''t disappear in a few years?
16721	How does Mr Wells feel about this?
16721	How''re things?
16721	I believe you know this already, do n''t you? 16721 I said so, did n''t I?"
16721	I''ve been around the world, you know that? 16721 I''ve got a message that you could maybe relay for me, you think?"
16721	If James satisfactorily completed all the work assigned to him, then I think he should have a grade that reflects that, do n''t you?
16721	If Pa did n''t say anything, you''d think that I would n''t either, right?
16721	Is that so? 16721 Is that what an A- plus is for, James?
16721	It''s a fine name, is n''t it? 16721 It''s hard to come home, is n''t it?"
16721	James, perhaps you''d like to come up to the front and finish the lesson?
16721	James, what''s the formula for determining the constant in the second derivative of an equation?
16721	James?
16721	Let''s start over, shall we? 16721 Like when?"
16721	Mr Adelson?
16721	My father''s an ambassador, from 1898? 16721 Really?"
16721	She does, hey? 16721 Sir, is that an ultimatum?"
16721	Sir?
16721	So you want me to go to this lawyer''s office with you? 16721 So, is it true?"
16721	Sweetie, send up the biggest piece of chocolate cake you got down there, and a glass a milk, willya?
16721	Then we wo n''t see a repeat?
16721	This''s got ta be a real blast for you, huh?
16721	Want to hear something?
16721	We''ve gone over this a few times, OK? 16721 Well, I know where_ I''m_ going, but where are you off to, son?"
16721	Well, then I think you''d better start learning something, do n''t you? 16721 Well, what do you have to say for yourself?"
16721	Well, what?
16721	Well?
16721	What about my chores?
16721	What about the kids who''jacked me?
16721	What did you learn this semester?
16721	What is it that you have been doing since you came back to town, son?
16721	What is it?
16721	What is that supposed to mean?
16721	What kind of books?
16721	What on earth are you doing here?
16721	What the hell are you wearing, kid?
16721	What the hell do you think you''re doing? 16721 What was that mess this morning all about, James?"
16721	What''s the big idea, anyway?
16721	Where did you learn that?
16721	Who else knows about the Frenchman?
16721	Who you calling a kid?
16721	Who''s he?
16721	Why are n''t you playing with your chums?
16721	Why are you in school, James?
16721	Why do n''t you think so?
16721	Why do you suppose you go to school?
16721	Why do you want to sail off on a leaky old tub instead of teaching in Utah, or working on the trolleys here?
16721	Will you witness it?
16721	Would you believe, you''re the first one who''s caught on?
16721	Yes, Mama?
16721	Yes, Mama?
16721	Yes?
16721	You do n''t find it strange, after seeing 1975?
16721	You do n''t hear so good, do you? 16721 You got any description?"
16721	You just wanted to think?
16721	You may look, but not touch, do you understand me?
16721	You moved to New Jerusalem?
16721	You said no, did n''t you? 16721 You want to go down to the river?
16721	You''re going away?
16721	You''re leaving?
16721	You''re nobody''s fool, huh? 16721 You''re not going to let me use your phone?"
16721	#"He died from bad snails?"
16721	#"October 29, 1929, huh?"
16721	A new Pa?
16721	All right?"
16721	Alphabetically?"
16721	Am I right?"
16721	And how are you doing with your classmates?
16721	Any tussles your teacher will want to talk to me about?"
16721	Are you all right?
16721	Are you hungry?"
16721	Are you sure I ca n''t offer you a cup?"
16721	Basic algebra?"
16721	But what about all the telephone calls?"
16721	Ca n''t you get me home any sooner?"
16721	Can I offer you some coffee?"
16721	Can we get to business?"
16721	Do you know what a trust is, James?"
16721	Do you need more of a challenge?"
16721	Do you think you can handle their course of study?
16721	Does your mother know about this?"
16721	Down below, Mama let out a half- hearted,"James?
16721	Finding it hard to relate to the other fellows?"
16721	Have you been keeping up your writing?"
16721	Have you eaten?
16721	Have you studied geometry?
16721	Have you taught him anything, Mr Adelson?"
16721	How do you feel about that?"
16721	How does that strike you?"
16721	How does that strike you?"
16721	How old are you?"
16721	I figured that the taprooms would have a phone, otherwise, how could a drunk call his wife and tell her he was going to be late coming home?
16721	I found myself saying,"How was it hard, Mr Adelson?"
16721	I nearly said,"To where we''re going?"
16721	I''d never been out of the city, can you believe that?
16721	Is that a copy of the_ Chronicle_?
16721	Is that all right?"
16721	Is that you?"
16721	My Mama getting married?
16721	Of course, I wo n''t know for sure for more than 25 years-- I do n''t suppose you want to wait that long?"
16721	Perfection?"
16721	Playing hooky?"
16721	Pondicherry looked up at me and said,"Have you dined, boy?"
16721	Say, why do n''t you come by the store some time?
16721	So what if I already knew everything before I started?
16721	So, you know what I did?"
16721	Stuck here, broke and alone, and you wo n''t let me use your phone to call the police?"
16721	Think about it, wouldya?
16721	This is a good- will gesture, do you understand?"
16721	To look over the papers?
16721	Well, well, well--"this was one of Pa''s catch- all phrases, like"How_ about_ that?"
16721	What are you doing here?
16721	What can I do for you, sonny?"
16721	What did he know about it?
16721	What do you propose your second should be?"
16721	What else does he say?"
16721	What grade do you suppose you should''ve gotten?"
16721	What the heck do you think you were doing?"
16721	What was it about, if you do n''t mind my asking?"
16721	What will you do now?"
16721	Whatever for?"
16721	Where are you off to, James?"
16721	Where would you like me to start?
16721	Why do n''t you do some of Twain''s stuff?
16721	Why would n''t he just leave me alone?
16721	Why would you want to be in charge of chamber- pots on a leaky old tub?"
16721	You Lester''s boy?"
16721	You got that?"
16721	You have other plans?"
16721	You''re able to keep up with the class?"
16721	You''ve made quite a mess of things, have n''t you?"
16721	Your mama, huh?
16721	_ Our_ house?
16721	or"What do you know?"
22967	Captain leave any special instructions in the Order Book?
22967	Got a job?
22967	Huh?
22967	Well?
22967	What kind of a deal did you make with them? 22967 What?"
22967	Where were you?
22967	Yeah?
22967	You think he''s going to try to start something?
22967	You''re bound over the border, are n''t you?
22967	But the Jek spoke to him:"Are you entitled to wear that?"
22967	He said loudly:"What do you mean, you''re going with the Jeks?"
22967	If a man knows his business, why not?
22967	What did he look like?
22967	What did he think he was after?
22967	What do you think you''re up to?"
22967	What was he like?
22967	What was he thinking, sitting on the edge of his bunk with his jaw in his palm and his eyes on the stars?
22967	When they cut him down-- do you suppose they''ll stop with him?
22967	Why do you suppose he wanted to sign on?
22967	Why not?
22513	After all the exposure out there to the Swami,I said,"if you''re still with us on this crass, materialistic plane, will you bring your book?"
22513	Before Rhine came along, and brought all this down to the level of laboratory experimentation,I pursued,"how were those things to be explained?
22513	But how about Nepal? 22513 Can it take shorthand?"
22513	Do you realize, Swami,I asked,"that the one great drawback throughout the ages to a full acceptance of psi is the lack of permanent evidence?
22513	For the first time, Kennedy, I''m asking you what happened?
22513	Have I said something clever?
22513	Have you been checked out on what this is all about?
22513	Henry,I asked slowly,"have you kept up your reading in theoretical physics?"
22513	So what does that mean, Ralph?
22513	Well, what do you have here, Lieutenant Murphy?
22513	What are you doing tonight, baby?
22513	What happened? 22513 Who are you?"
22513	Why? 22513 Will there be anything else?"
22513	Will you arrange with her foreman for Annie Malasek to come to my office right now?
22513	Will you come into my office?
22513	You''re West Point, are n''t you?
22513	_ What?_The exclamation was out before I could catch it.
22513	And are they men of science?
22513	And, for that matter, did we know what it was, even yet?
22513	But faced with something which would prove definitely-- Well, what would he do now?
22513	But if I could show you a film print, then you could not doubt the existence of photography, could you?"
22513	But, at this point, did it matter much?
22513	Ca n''t you even TK a simple ash tray?"
22513	Fair enough?
22513	He had something, but how was I to get hold of it?
22513	How long did we work with electricity and get a lot of benefits from it before we formed some theories about what it was?
22513	I wondered who good old Bob Smith was?
22513	If men of science are not going to take up the evidence and work it over, then where are we?
22513	Illustration] SENSE FROM THOUGHT DIVIDE BY MARK CLIFTON_ What is a"phony"?
22513	Is n''t it up to us to investigate the evidence wherever we find it?
22513	Just what kind of turns with what around what did you make to generate a psi force?
22513	Kennedy?"
22513	Man, what difference does it make what we call it?
22513	No matter what kind of semantic debris it''s hiding in?"
22513	Or suppose you put a hole here, but when you looked away and then looked back it had moved, or was n''t there at all?
22513	Single purposed little beasts, were n''t they?
22513	So what was psi?
22513	Someone who believes he can do X, when he ca n''t, however sincerely he believes it?
22513	That psi was linked with emotional upheaval?
22513	Thinks he''s something, does he?
22513	Was n''t the main issue one of learning how to produce it, use it?
22513	Was there any chance I could find some shortcuts in reducing the laws governing psi?
22513	Was there anything at all we knew about psi, so that we could start cataloguing, sketching in the beginnings of a pattern?
22513	We were both trying to get hold of and benefit by psi effects, were n''t we?
22513	What are you doing in that getup?"
22513	What average boy did n''t, at one time or another, know a little girl with blond pigtails?
22513	What blond little girl did n''t occasionally wear a red dress?
22513	What little girl did n''t tattle to her mother about the naughty things the boys were doing?
22513	What was I saying?
22513	What was the road I must take to achieve the same understanding he had achieved?
22513	What''s the matter?
22513	When Old Stone Face had been staring at them during the seance-- seance?, hah!--they were laying in inert, random positions.
22513	Who was I to say that mine ears alone heard all the music being played?
22513	Who, knows what kind of a coördinate system she built up, or how it worked?
22513	Why do I go on with it?
22513	Why?
22513	Why?
22513	Why?"
22513	Yet, what was the difference between her and me?
22513	acknowledge?"
22596	But now,I said,"now you want me to find you an abnormal pilot who is used to being alone, who can stand it, maybe even like it?"
22596	Damn it, Madison, do you mean I''ve been beating my lobes out for weeks for_ nothing_? 22596 Did he order you to drug Johnson?"
22596	Do n''t tell me this is_ The Strange Flight of Richard Clayton_ all over again?
22596	Guess what, Meyverik?
22596	I took a broad gamble,he said,"but it hit the wire, did n''t it?"
22596	Madison, do you really think_ I_ can find your man when evidently all the government agencies have failed?
22596	No? 22596 To pilot the interstellar spaceship?"
22596	Turning back, are n''t you?
22596	What the blazes are you babbling about?
22596	What''s happened?
22596	What''s in that damned sticker?
22596	What''s it for?
22596	Who is?
22596	Who wrote that? 22596 Yeah, yeah, what is it?
22596	You know what?
22596	***** Stan Johnson was our second lonely man, remember, General?
22596	***** You see it now, do n''t you, General?
22596	But you know how I felt, General?
22596	Have n''t I?
22596	Have n''t I?"
22596	Have you?
22596	Hear me, Johnson, hear me?"
22596	How am I supposed to rate his loneliness for you?
22596	Huh, huh?"
22596	I''ve been dealing with people in books, films, tapes all my life, not living men up till now, ca n''t you absorb that?"
22596	In Megasorrows or Kilofears?
22596	Like that, you damned runny- nosed little poet?"
22596	Poe?
22596	Shall I proceed?"
22596	So tell me, General, have you ever seen a lonelier man than me, your humble servitor, Dr. Thorn?
22596	Then for Security''s sake?
22596	Was he actually trembling?
22596	We''ll-- celebrate, huh?"
22596	What in blazes are you trying to get at?
22596	What kind of reason are you after for my staying by myself?
22596	Which of your ancestors are you interested in having me analyze?"
22596	Who was going to be the Lindbergh of Space?
22596	Why did n''t you rent a conventional rocket and try looking at some of our local space?
22596	Why do you think we have n''t told one man about his opposite in a second ship?
22596	You going to put that away?"
22596	You mean people are n''t really well- adjusted today, that they have just been conditioned to_ act_ as if they were?"
22596	You turning back?"
22524	Afterwards?
22524	Are n''t you going to call on Carolyn to act?
22524	Ca n''t you forget for a moment that you''re an agent, and remember that you''re a woman, too?
22524	Carolyn what?
22524	Do you like me?
22524	Do you think you will be able to keep your English straight?
22524	Even lions, Miss Burton?
22524	Frances, what are you giggling at now?
22524	Good heavens, what is Pig- Latin?
22524	How can I be useful, Carol? 22524 How do I look?"
22524	I thought I recognized it--_All of Me, Why Not Take All of Me_? 22524 Is he rich?"
22524	Love me?
22524	Miss Burton,called Barbara Willman,"do you think he''d give us his autograph?"
22524	Miss Hassel? 22524 Now, what are we going to act, children?"
22524	Now, who are_ you_?
22524	Oh, Miss Burton, do you think the polar bear would want to play catch?
22524	Was I humming?
22524	What are you humming, Carol?
22524	What could possibly happen to us? 22524 What would I have to do for you to want to marry me?"
22524	What''s your name, child?
22524	What?
22524	Why do n''t you ask him to?
22524	Why go through with it at all? 22524 Why not?
22524	Will it be one of those occasions when you love me?
22524	Would you say that you liked me very much?
22524	Yes, dear?
22524	You like to skate on thin ice, do n''t you, Manto? 22524 You, Miss Burton?"
22524	***** My God, he thought, how can they keep their voices so high so long?
22524	*****"Really?"
22524	A voice shrilled,"Miss Burton?"
22524	Agree how nice it would be to have those sly little brats with faces magnified on every screen all over the country?
22524	And what other animals come from Australia?"
22524	Before the other little girl could answer, Frances paused, cocked her head slightly, and demanded,"Who are you?
22524	Can she act too?"
22524	Can you do any scenes that she does?"
22524	Did I tempt you?"
22524	Do n''t you think I amount to something now?
22524	Even an hour?
22524	Greek?"
22524	Has n''t Mr. George made us happy, children?"
22524	How about you, Carolyn?
22524	How do they stand a lifetime of it?
22524	How do you expect me to face that gang of kids without a drink to pick me up?"
22524	How old are you, Carolyn?"
22524	How would you like to be in a cage and have people make faces at you?
22524	Is she in our school?"
22524	Now, do you know any movie scenes?
22524	Now, if Mr. George is so kind as to entertain us, do n''t you think that it''s only proper for us to entertain him?"
22524	Palit said savagely,"Why did you tell her that I could act too?"
22524	Was he considerate of them too?"
22524	What chances am I taking?"
22524	What more can any reasonable person want?
22524	What the devil do you do in a case like that?
22524	Who is she?
22524	Who knows where kangaroos come from?"
22524	Who knows?
22524	Why not call the whole thing quits?"
22524	Why not learn a few more details now?"
22524	Would n''t that be nice, children?"
22524	You do n''t have much use for me, do you-- consciously, that is?"
22524	You grin, of course-- but what do you say, without handing over your soul to the devil?
23473	What is the problem the battalion commander has to solve? 23473 What does the brigade require for such an action? 23103 Aubray, have you learned anything new about the Scoops?"
23103	Come out of it, will you?
23103	Damn it, are we going through all that again? 23103 Did you see it?"
23103	No loss?
23103	On an uncomplicated, even simple- minded world like this, who would need crystals? 23103 Owl?
23103	Scoop?
23103	They''ll use force?
23103	Trouble?
23103	Zid?
23103	_ Me_ go down there after that monster? 23103 Can we reach her?
23103	Can you fish and sail, Jeff Aubray?"
23103	Do you want that devil tearing the cabin down around us?"
23103	Have you lost your mind?"
23103	In any case, how could they stop us from moving in?"
23103	Jeff said dizzily,"The Scoops make the crystals?"
23103	Why should n''t it help them now?"
23103	Will Homeside deny their independence?"
23185	How could I have missed it?
23185	What do you do, handsome? 23185 What was that star map number?"
23185	What''s a horrorscope, mamma?
23185	Where else?
23185	Ya sellin''Oatbombs?
23185	Do they think I want mine any less?"
23185	He_ would_ succeed, for did n''t he have the well oiled machinery of the whole Ipplinger starship crew of cultural contact specialists to back him up?
23185	How could he explain to his poppa?
23185	Should he reprimand the officer for anticipating his failure or compliment him for his efficiency?
23185	Sing?"
23185	This puzzled Boswellister, and he remarked in a voice that seemed overloud,"But who has glass insides?"
23185	What ya sellin'', mister?"
23185	Whatcha sellin'', Wheatsnaps?"
22538	And if I do n''t?
22538	But what''s the meaning of all this?
22538	Can you get her nose up, Ruba?
22538	Do n''t you see, Parr? 22538 Freedom?"
22538	Hell?
22538	Huh, boss?
22538	May I ask your name, lady?
22538	Mouth?
22538	Oh, must I not?
22538	Oh, no?
22538	Ship no good? 22538 That thing was a man?"
22538	What are these strangers up to, boss?
22538	What are you doing?
22538	What for? 22538 What good would that do?"
22538	What happens to the ones that are driven out?
22538	What then?
22538	What''s that for?
22538	What''s the alternative?
22538	What''s the idea? 22538 What?"
22538	Where do you fit into all this? 22538 Who arre you?"
22538	Who wants to live forever, anyway? 22538 Who''s coming?"
22538	Who''s so free with her orders? 22538 Who''s that with you?"
22538	Why did n''t you keep it for yourself?
22538	Why do you want that armor so much?
22538	Why what?
22538	Why?
22538	Yes, why what?
22538	You mean that men turn into apes?
22538	You think they can be free on Earth? 22538 You want to stay here and turn monkey, Shanklin?
22538	You''re fortifying?
22538	A day?
22538	And for what?"
22538	And, to Varina Pemberton:"What time sshall we grrant you?
22538	And,"he now had time to view the stranger at close hand,"who''s this with you?"
22538	As for his face, all tusk and jaw and no brow, where had Parr gotten such an idea of it?
22538	Asylum?
22538	But first, what have we to eat?
22538	Can I have it?"
22538	Can they face their wives or mothers as they are now-- no longer men?"
22538	Dead sure you can still use''em?...
22538	Do n''t you want to get away from here, go home?"
22538	Fight, uh?"
22538	Have n''t you noticed a change in this big husk?"
22538	He looked around him at the beast- men who had placed themselves under his control-- what would happen to them on Earth?
22538	He raised his voice again:"If I clear out, will we be left alone?"
22538	In what fashion?
22538	Is n''t this the rocket gauge?
22538	Meanwhile, what about the other Terrestrials exiled here?
22538	Now, do you get my point, or are you afraid?"
22538	Oh, well, why bother about what I ca n''t help?"
22538	One of them, tall and thin, spoke diffidently:"You just arrived?"
22538	Parr asked the question that had haunted him since his first hour of exile:"Sadau, do you see any change in me?"
22538	Prison?
22538	Talk of what?
22538	Then he''s to be kicked out?"
22538	Then, to the man called Captain Worrall:"Just what are you doing here?"
22538	They drive you out?"
22538	They drive you out?"
22538	They were going to kill her?"
22538	To protect against what?"
22538	Two dayss?...
22538	What then?
22538	What then?"
22538	What we do?"
22538	What''s happened to you, man?"
22538	Why?"
22538	Will that be you?"
22538	_ Zoo_?...
22085	How can our Nation give out of the fulness of the life that is in it, and how can a new Indian University help in the realisation of this object? 22085 I quietly said to myself, Kaloo Singh, Kaloo Singh, who sent you here?
22085	In realising this, is our sense of final mystery of things deepened or lessened? 22085 A failure? 22085 And does the plant then exert itself to make one overwhelming reply, after which response ceases altogether? 22085 And is it not shocks of adversity, and not cotton- wool protection, that evolve true manhood? 22085 And is it not shocks of adversity, and not cotton- wool protection, that evolve true manhood? 22085 And lastly, when by the blow of death, life itself is finally extinguished, will it be possible to detect the critical moment? 22085 Another striking experiment was to show how ordinary plants could be made sensitive by the mere process of amputation of the balancing half? 22085 Are there any such spontaneously beating tissues in a plant? 22085 Are these dead failures, so utterly unrelated to some great success that we may acclaim to day? 22085 Are they your countrymen? 22085 Are we of to- day to be debtors only? 22085 Are we to be a living nation, to be proud of our ancestry and to try to win renown by continuous achievements? 22085 By what favourable circumstances will this rate of transmission become enhanced, and by what will be retarded or arrested? 22085 Can anything small or circumscribed ever satisfy the mind of India? 22085 Could plants be made similarly to write their own autographs revealing their hidden story? 22085 DUTY TO OUR COUNTRY And lastly, what are our duties to our country? 22085 DUTY TO SELF As regards duty to self, can there be anything so inclusive as being true to your manhood? 22085 Do you think he suffered in vain and that his voice remained unheard? 22085 Does advance of science hold any such possibility? 22085 Does she not realise that it is helpless passivity that directly provokes aggression? 22085 Does she not realise that it is helpless passivity that directly provokes aggression?... 22085 Does this latent period undergo any variation with external conditions? 22085 For do we not find something very like it in Mediaeval Europe? 22085 For the attainment of this exalted condition, also, is it not necessary to have previous storage, with a consequent bubbling overflow? 22085 For the trust that you imposed on me could I do anything less than place before you the highest that I knew? 22085 Has her own history and the teaching of the past prepared her for some temporary and quite subordinate gain? 22085 Has not the recent happenings in China served as an object lesson? 22085 Have not the ballads of these illiterates rendered into English by our Poet touched profoundly the hearts of the very elect of the West? 22085 Have not the stories of their common life appealed to the common kinship of humanity? 22085 How are we to know what unseen changes take place within the plant? 22085 How are we to magnify this so as to make it instantly measurable? 22085 How chaotic appear the happenings in Nature? 22085 How circumscribed was their knowledge? 22085 How did these problems first dawn in the minds of some men who forecast themselves by half a century? 22085 How do we realise his sufferings? 22085 How does the plant then give its last answer? 22085 How does the plant then, give this last answer? 22085 How fared their hopes, how did their dreams become buried in oblivion? 22085 How is the hidden to be made manifest? 22085 How then are we to know what unseen changes take place within the plant? 22085 How then was it that these pulsations became spontaneous? 22085 How then was it that these pulsations became spontaneous? 22085 How were the invisible, internal changes to be made externally visible? 22085 If it be excited or depressed by some special circumstance, how are we, on the outside, to be made aware of this? 22085 If so, again, at what rate does the nervous impulse travel the plant? 22085 If so, is there anything analogous to the nerve of the animal? 22085 Illiterate in what sense? 22085 Is it not rather that science evokes in us a deeper sense of awe? 22085 Is it possible in any way to have these revealed to us? 22085 Is it possible that in plants also any parallel phenomena might be observed? 22085 Is it possible to counteract the effect of one by another? 22085 Is it possible to make the plant itself record this rate and its variations? 22085 Is it possible to make the plant itself write down this excessively minute time- interval? 22085 Is it possible to make the plants write down their own autographs and thus reveal their history? 22085 Is it to be under hopeless compulsion or of voluntary acceptance? 22085 Is the burden to fall on the weak or the strong? 22085 Is the power with which the people endow their king identical with the power of wealth with which we enrich him by paying him his Royal dues? 22085 Is there any resemblance between the nervous impulse in plants and animals? 22085 It is true that here we suffer from many difficulties, but how does it help us, to envy the good fortune of others? 22085 Like the great human system plants were subject to periodic conscianimal[_ sic._, consciousness?] 22085 May it not be said that this story has a pathos of its own beyond any that we may have conceived? 22085 May it not be said that this their story has a pathos of its own, beyond any that the poets have conceived? 22085 Next, does the effect of the blow given outside reach the interior of the plant? 22085 Now, what is to be the future of our nation? 22085 Of these which is more real, the material body or the image which is independent of it? 22085 Perhaps some of us can tell from our own experience whether similar differences obtain amongst human kind or not? 22085 SENSITIVE OR INSENSITIVE? 22085 Supposing that the plant does not give answers to external shock, what time elapses between the shock and the reply? 22085 THE TWO IDEALS What is it that India is to win and maintain? 22085 The mind can not grasp the meaning of this stupendous magnification; how then could we translate it in terms which may be understood? 22085 Then how are we to make this invisible visible? 22085 They may say that you are but a small handful, what of the vast illiterate millions? 22085 They may well be proud of a consecrated life-- consecrated to what? 22085 Was her mind paralysed by weak superstitious fears? 22085 Were they afraid that the march of knowledge was dangerous to true faith? 22085 What are the variations in this infinitesimal growth under external shock? 22085 What coercion do they exercise upon it? 22085 What happens, then, to the incident energy? 22085 What is it that has bridged over the distance and blotted out all differences? 22085 What is that subtle bond by which all distances are bridged over, and by which an individual life becomes merged in larger life? 22085 What is the difference between the living and the dead? 22085 What is the machinery which sets a going a world movement for the redress of wrong? 22085 What is the meaning of spontaneity? 22085 What subtle impress did they leave behind? 22085 What subtle impress do they leave behind? 22085 What was it that stood in her way? 22085 What would she do with it, if it did not raise her above death? 22085 Where lies the secret of that potency which makes certain efforts apparently doomed to failure, rise renewed from beneath the smouldering ashes? 22085 Which is more potent, Matter or Spirit? 22085 Which of these is undecaying, and which of these is beyond the reach of death? 22085 Who cares? 22085 Why does the water- lily''Kumud or Nymphaea''keep awake all night long and close her petals during the day? 22085 in which the human mind is some day to realise the uniform march of sequence, order and law? 22085 what changes are induced by the action of drugs or poisons? 22085 will the action of poison change with the dose? 22597 Are n''t you being silly?
22597	But you are, and getting more so daily--"Uh hu-- are what?
22597	Job? 22597 No proof, of course... Do_ you_ believe I''m the criminal?"
22597	Now what?
22597	Of course,said one of the Minds,"we''ll easily create a swampy environment--"I burst out with quiet desperation:"May I comment?"
22597	Soda pop? 22597 Surely this meeting is n''t an accident?"
22597	The GG?
22597	Well?
22597	What about our company? 22597 What do you mean?"
22597	What do you want? 22597 What happened?"
22597	What the devil are you up to?
22597	What''ll this cost?
22597	What''s the use? 22597 Who were those judges,"he asked bitterly,"to declare_ me_ an outcast?"
22597	Why are you here?
22597	Why not?
22597	Yes... Why do n''t you guys leave me alone?
22597	_ What?_"We''ve produced nothing in months of sustained effort. 22597 _ What?_"With fine impartiality, they ignored me completely.
22597	And how did we intend--?
22597	Anybody have an idea what the surface of Mars looks like?
22597	Changes?
22597	Concerned, Frank asked,"Think you''re able?"
22597	Could n''t?
22597	Dex asked,"When are you going back?"
22597	Dex, the electronics engineer, said quietly,"If it''s steak when the ground is broken, what''ll it be when the thing is finished?"
22597	Easy?
22597	Ferromagnesian blocks of some kind-- any basalts around here?...
22597	For Venus, grab a truckload of granodiorite-- the spotted stuff-- from the Sierra- Nevadas and tint it pink.... Lateritic soils for Mars?
22597	Francis?"
22597	Frank asked,"What are you doing here?"
22597	Glass and one of those silicon plastics?
22597	God, how could I have missed that?"
22597	Harry?"
22597	Hazel asked,"Ca n''t we use the heat, maybe to drive a compressor?
22597	Hazel, belligerent, demanded:"Are you asking_ us_ to resign?"
22597	How could I explain I''d been looking for a decent, habitable planet like Venus to discharge my captive, that I was from another galaxy?
22597	I said angrily, then tried diversion,"Been on a date?"
22597	If you had a superconductor in an inductance field--""Why tell me?"
22597	Job?"
22597	Little?
22597	Lord, another one: how will the half- a- buck customers be able to see inside?
22597	Mimas had no atmosphere-- how could the meteor sound off or burn up?
22597	Say, were you responsible for the cat that rolled at me?"
22597	So_ I_ had been crooning the Song of Eternity?
22597	Soda pop, when I broke into that tender scene between you and Frank-- that gave you necessary carbon dioxide, right, am I not?"
22597	The Mind, with a if- you- know- so- much- why- aintcha- rich look, sneered,"How come you know all about it?"
22597	The asteroids?
22597	The opposition or an accident?
22597	Was I right about the superconductor?"
22597	What about a control console that''ll light when the rooms get outside normal temperature range?
22597	What changes?...
22597	What could I do?
22597	What rocks are we?
22597	Why an operator?"
22597	Why not take people_ through_ the rooms?
22597	You crazy?
22597	You do n''t like alcohol, do you?"
23153	And do n''t you realize that this is the answer to the solar power problem? 23153 And that''s the-- eraser?"
23153	And what property is that?
23153	Built- in cooling system, remember?
23153	But what if you want the cooling and do n''t have any work to be done?
23153	But-- what about my car?
23153	Do you mean that that little thing is converting heat to kinetic energy?
23153	Have you been keeping it in the refrigerator?
23153	Interesting effect, is n''t it?
23153	Then how would you work it?
23153	What about that first building-- or first person-- it hits in San Francisco?
23153	What''s the gimmick? 23153 What''s the trouble?"
23153	Where are your car keys?
23153	_ Interesting?_I almost came flying out of my chair.
23153	But I said,"How did it come out?"
23153	But where was the ball now?
23153	Interesting, is n''t it?"
23153	Then he sort of cocked his head to one side and asked,"What do you suppose will happen when those pieces thaw?"
23153	What kind of motor do you have in that thing?"
22301	A man you say?
22301	A ruin, eh?
22301	About 60--eh?
22301	All, is it?
22301	And do you consider the Martians a perfect race?
22301	And if Leroy and I crack up? 22301 Can you describe it?"
22301	Der evaporation-- dot iss shtopped how?
22301	Different? 22301 For vot?"
22301	Get it?
22301	Had the little thing with the fiendish face been reading? 22301 How about the suicides?"
22301	How could we tell?
22301	How old?
22301	Huh? 22301 Huh?"
22301	Huh?
22301	In Paris_ tout le monde_--everybody he think differently of those things-- no?
22301	In the canals? 22301 In what, for instance?"
22301	Is your arm all right, Leroy? 22301 Look here-- on the earth we have three types of society, have n''t we?
22301	Me and Leroy?
22301	Perhaps we land for specimens-- no?
22301	Please, you will not tell Marie,_ n''est- ce pas_?
22301	Right, Cap?
22301	Shall I begin at the beginning?
22301	Shpotted?
22301	So you''ve solved all the mysteries of Mars, eh?
22301	The dream- beasts?
22301	Then why are they dying? 22301 Then,"snapped the captain,"what makes you rate their intelligence above the human?
22301	Tweel?
22301	Vater- vorks?
22301	Vere goes dot?
22301	Vot vas shpotted?
22301	Well, even so, what of it?
22301	Well,retorted Jarvis defiantly,"that only proves that government is a primitive device, does n''t it?
22301	Well? 22301 What do you mean-- they''re ahead of us?
22301	What?
22301	Which particular vision?
22301	Why could n''t they bring in some extra branches from outside?
22301	Why not me and Putz? 22301 Why?"
22301	Will you talk sense?
22301	With the limitless energy of the atom?
22301	Yeah?
22301	You turned something as powerful as that over to an alien race-- maybe some day as an enemy race?
22301	You_ what_?
22301	_ Der_ motors?
22301	And where were the remains of the machinery?
22301	But what about the nose on the Egyptian?
22301	Did they really visit the earth before the dawn of history, and, if not atomic energy, what powered their ship?
22301	Do n''t human beings tend to relate everything to themselves?
22301	Do you mean to tell me that stone- age Egyptians had longer noses than ordinary men?"
22301	Do you see what I''m getting at?"
22301	Do you think we''d ever have learned how without those elements?
22301	Every desire you''d ever had gratified?
22301	Everything you''d ever wanted there for the taking?"
22301	Get that?
22301	Have n''t they--?"
22301	How about public works-- wars-- taxes?"
22301	How do you mean?"
22301	How would you like to see all your dreams made real?
22301	How''d you like to spend a winter here?"
22301	I said''Tweel?''
22301	If not, what was the demon- faced imp we saw with the book?
22301	If there were no anti- social persons-- criminals and such-- you would n''t need laws or police, would you?"
22301	Lack of water?"
22301	Need any treatment?"
22301	Or had the whole thing been accidental?
22301	Or was it simply eating the pages, getting physical nourishment rather than mental?
22301	Remember how the public mobbed the first moon pictures?
22301	Right, Putz?"
22301	See?
22301	See?"
22301	Since Tweel''s race seems to need little or no water, are they merely operating the canals for some higher creature that does?
22301	Then why is the race dying?"
22301	Then why should n''t I give Tweel a chance for survival?
22301	We had a clue, did n''t we?
22301	What is it?"
22301	What was the nature of that vast empty city?
22301	What was the one other thing you did before returning here?"
22301	Why do the Martians_ need_ canals, since we never saw them eat or drink?
22301	With a perfect race you would n''t need it at all; government is a confession of weakness, is n''t it?
22301	Your wife''s name is Marie, is n''t it?"
22301	_ Are_ there other intelligences on Mars?
22301	_ Martian Deserts_--how''s that for a title?"
22301	eh?
22958	A real drop?
22958	And what''s this deadline stuff, anyhow?
22958	Are you going to duck out just like that? 22958 Are you trying to say that CIA staged this?
22958	CIA business?
22958	Clark, how''s the time going?
22958	Have you taken blood tests?
22958	Is that operation getting you anywhere?
22958	It seems that this egg was buried among a lot of other crates in the dump- cell of the hold--"What''s a dump cell?
22958	Me? 22958 Scintillation counter?"
22958	So?
22958	The paper? 22958 Unscrew the cap?"
22958	Want me to take the divers?
22958	What d''you mean,''wait a minute''? 22958 What good is a professional gambler on a job like this?
22958	What is this?
22958	What''s the angle?
22958	What''s the pitch, Andy?
22958	What''s your angle, Peter?
22958	Why not?
22958	Wild goose chase?
22958	You''ve got divers down?
22958	***** All of which had nothing to do with why I was prowling around the_ Ludmilla_--or did it?
22958	But why should you guess wrong?
22958	Can you come down to CIA''s central headquarters right away?"
22958	Get anything from the prob series, Clark?
22958	Have n''t you already shot enough time?"
22958	How did you find out about this egg in the first place?"
22958	I thought CIA had all the brains it needed-- ain''t you got machines to tell you answers like that?"
22958	Joan, what we''ve got here is a one- shot gamble; right?"
22958	Now how could they have made a fool mistake like that?"
22958	Remember One- Shot Braun?"
22958	Remember when the Navy lost a barge- load of shells in the harbor, back in''52?
22958	She was saying:"What does it look like?"
22958	So-- is it a bomb or ai n''t it?
22958	That''s what''s up for grabs, right?"
22958	What''s he got to do with it?"
22958	You''re sure it''s top stuff?"
22958	_ Boink_..._ oing_,_ oing_..."Got anything yet?"
23148	Are you going to let him get away with it?
23148	But if you are n''t going to write serious literature, who will I get to go on my painting trips with me?
23148	But is n''t that a monstrous way to treat a literary genius?
23148	Do you suppose he means that?
23148	Good- by to our hopes then?
23148	He is n''t writing?
23148	He would n''t bargain?
23148	How about giving Droozle this ultimatum?
23148	How did you catch him at it?
23148	I mean, do they have their little domestic troubles, such as the calls of nature?
23148	Is a puppy snake like a puppy dog?
23148	The quality is gone, then?
23148	Then what_ is_ the problem?
23148	What else?
23148	Where?
23148	You''re all out of ideas?
23148	An Eversharp pencil named Blackie?"
23148	And who''s that other member of the partnership there beside him?
23148	Droozle wrote poetically,"Is there Joy or any other good thing in Abnegation?
23148	Has Droozle written himself out?"
23148	Instead of_ The Rise and Fall of the Western Plainsman_, how about changing it to_ Those Lowdown Scaly Rustlers_?"
23148	Is there Beauty in Sacrifice?
23148	Just how did you plan to make up for this shut- in feeling that poor Droozle must have been suffering so much from for all these years?"
23148	What Handsome purpose do these serve a being in his race with Time?
23148	Why, what''s the matter, Judy?"
23148	You drew sketches with him, did n''t you tell me?"
23148	_ Where_ is your sense of loyalty and self- sacrifice for the one who has cared for you?"
23568	A t- talk?
23568	Have you got a gun? 23568 How can I get Captain Simmons mad if you get me mad first?
23568	W-- Who are you?
23568	Watched? 23568 ***** Enemies? 23568 Crazy, crazy, you hear?
23568	Do you want to be blown apart, young fella?"
23568	Have a heart, will you?"
23568	Jimmy, what do you mean?
23568	She gets on your nerves at times, does n''t she, Jimmy?"
23568	Well, sure, all great men made enemies, did n''t they?
23568	What you talking about?"
23568	What''s a planet?"
23568	You hear me?
23568	You want me to take you across my knee and beat the livin''stuffings out of you?"
23104	Ah, but who determines what is consonant with the public good?
23104	And if none listens to me?
23104	But how can you tell what is right and what is wrong?
23104	But_ who_ placed you in charge,Ludovick asked,"and whence_ did_ you come?"
23104	Corisande, how can you stay with these--he found another word--"these_ subversives_?"
23104	Corisande, would n''t it be much simpler if we just destroyed your uncle''s secret weapon?
23104	Do n''t you think it''s funny they can breathe our air so easily?
23104	First lady?
23104	How could a robot have that delicate play of expression, that subtle economy of movement?
23104	How do you know?
23104	If the status quo is a good status quo,Ludovick said uneasily, for he did not like to discuss such subjects,"why should I not accept it?
23104	Perhaps, with your rich poetic imagination...."See?
23104	Tell us, dear boy,the uncle said, grabbing Ludovick''s glass from the plinth and filling it,"what exactly did he say?"
23104	Why does n''t she become President herself?
23104	Why should n''t they?
23104	You suggest that we try to turn the power of love against the Belphins?
23104	_ Why_ did you let me do it? 23104 And George? 23104 And countless rumored others? 23104 But supposing he could_ convince_ them, how could he give Corisande up to them? 23104 But what of Mieczyslaw? 23104 Did n''t the Belphins work only to serve humanity? 23104 How do I know you are_ really_ following him? 23104 How do I know you have n''t turned against him?
23104	She continued in a warmer tone:"How many Belphins did you warn, then?"
23104	What do we lack?"
23104	What guarantee was there that The Belphin would not be against him, too?
23104	What is missing?"
23104	Why was it that I could pass the barriers and they could not?"
23104	Why were Mieczyslaw and George and all the others killed?
23104	Why_ should_ the Belphins surrender their secrets to gratify the idle curiosity of a poet?
23160	Are you kidding?
23160	For what do they bother a wrecking yard?
23160	Mr Solomon, Georgie here tells me you have some fine old cars for sale?
23160	See, Dad, are n''t they great?
23160	Then where did they go?
23160	What they want?
23160	Why you bother me so early? 23160 And his business? 23160 Anyone else catch it?
23160	Can you weld metal tanks?
23160	Had he done wrong to send cars into the sky?
23160	How many did you have?"
23160	It had n''t hurt anything, had it?
23160	That one, the Hupmobile, is the last--""Who bought the others?"
23160	The Russians?
23160	The newspapers--""You did what?"
23160	The questions were odd: Do you have explosives here?
23160	Was n''t the air free, like the seas?
23160	Were you ever an engineer?
23160	What had he done that was wrong?
23160	What is your education?
23160	What of the third?
23160	What were you doing last night?
23160	What would happen to his cars?
23160	Where''s Solomon now?
23160	Would they lock him up?
23159	But now that you''re with us again--he shot out a big paw and grabbed her by the wrist--"how about explaining some of this?"
23159	Did n''t you say you rented this boat for the first time today? 23159 How do you know it will work?"
23159	Maybe I violated Security by going to Earth when they accidentally opened the gate, but what are you doing? 23159 Oh, the robot?
23159	Oh, yes?
23159	See those?
23159	Were n''t you saying something about civilization a while ago, finless?
23159	What''s this about a Galactic Federation? 23159 You mean you''ve never tried the thing before?"
23159	And I have to see that the gate is closed before...""What gate?
23159	And if not, why lie?
23159	And if they''ve banned all communication with Earth, why have n''t they just blasted the planet out of existence and gotten rid of it?
23159	Finally, he pointed to the nonapus, and said,"What about that monster?
23159	Get back where?"
23159	He scratched his head and looked wistfully at the New England shoreline-- or was that Long Island?
23159	He should have asked Dor to tell him more about Garf-- was he a traitor, or a Tamdivarian gangster, or what?
23159	How do you know that thing does n''t leak?"
23159	How was I to know they could n''t swim?
23159	I take it you come from Atlantis?"
23159	Was he alone, in a spot like this, with a madman?
23159	What about that?"
23159	What would the Fed say if they knew you were giving out information the Earthmen had n''t acquired by themselves-- helping them get into space?
23159	You''re not going to leave it here?"
23149	How''s that?
23149	***** Why had he ever told his wife about that wretched Leadership Star?
23149	And if no one was in fact being ravaged, why did everyone look as though they had been?
23149	And what had he meant by"turned"?
23149	Each sound was intended to attract attention and to evoke a certain response, but what response and from whom?
23149	Had he seen anything at all?
23149	Had he seen the same thing?
23149	How much light would a Leadership Star cast in that bottomless inkiness?
23149	How was one to adjudge a situation to be Out of Control when one did not know what constituted control, over what, or by whom?
23149	If the madman who enjoined the mob to fight in the service of nothingness was only a mouse dancing on a summit of garbage, why did they cheer?
23149	Nowhere?
23149	Of these possible last words,"_ Who''s where?_"echoed most persistently in his memory.
23149	Or was there one reason hiding behind a cloud of small rationalizations?
23149	Was any object inherently more solid than any other object?
23149	Was he driven by an aggregation of petty forces, each too small to make sense by itself?
23149	Was it vertigo, or did the ladder or the Tower itself sway in the singing wind?
23149	What drew him to that bleak refuge again and again?
23149	What had he seen?
23149	What was"stability"?
23149	Where were the operators?
23149	Who was to say that the earth itself did not heave like fermenting mash?
23588	Are you crazy?
23588	How can an atom bomb go off in a nut house?
23588	How did it get here?
23588	Now you''re positive this is just about the same amount and the same kind of clay he used before?
23588	Where''s that girl you said was in charge of this place?
23588	Why do n''t you just tell me, colonel, that he can also make spaceships out of sponge rubber?
23588	You want to get us all thrown into this filbert factory? 23588 Are you sure you knew everything that was in that building?
23588	Funston?"
23588	Now what are you making?
22895	And after all, is n''t this modesty, this lack of jealousy on your part, a symbol of greatness of character?
22895	And is it also true that you chose to investigate the viewpoint of Carter out there?
22895	But what--?
22895	But_ I_ should try it out, eh? 22895 Do you know who beautiful Lisa is?
22895	Do you think you can escape the piercing eye of van Manderpootz? 22895 Fitch?
22895	Have you already forgotten my discovery of the unit particle of thought? 22895 Have you, by any chance, been using the attitudinizor?"
22895	How the devil do you see through somebody else''s eyes?
22895	How? 22895 Huh?"
22895	I? 22895 Is that a synobasical interphasometer in the positronic flow?
22895	M- my escapade?
22895	Matter? 22895 Psychons?"
22895	Was n''t that what you got last year''s award for?
22895	What idea?
22895	What is?
22895	What''s the matter?
22895	Who is she?
22895	Who''s who?
22895	Why not, since it is plain that I deserve it?
22895	And now what do you see?"
22895	But which?
22895	Do n''t you realize that in order to attain Carter''s attitude toward Fitch, you would have to adopt his_ entire_ viewpoint?
22895	Do n''t you understand?
22895	Do you see what a boon such an ability would be to humanity?
22895	Do you think I''m a fool?"
22895	Have n''t_ you_ tried it out yet?"
22895	I''d be a fool to go around looking for more difficulty, would n''t I?"
22895	In the first place, what has van Manderpootz to gain by studying the viewpoints of other people?
22895	Must I explain again how the cosmons, chronons, spations, psychons, and all other particles are interchangeable?
22895	Now the question is, where would we put it, since all the space we have is already occupied by space?
22895	Or if I manufactured an hour or two of time?
22895	She was unattainable-- or was she?
22895	So you''ve been trying to adopt Carter''s viewpoint, eh?
22895	Van Manderpootz himself?
22895	Was his impression of Fitch worth the sacrifice of your own personality?"
22895	Wells Corporation was wealthy enough to survive even without the full- time services of Dixon Wells, or should I say even_ with_ them?
22895	What do you think?"
22895	What does it do?"
22895	What sort of measurements do you expect to make when your measuring instrument itself is part of the experiment?
22895	Who but van Manderpootz?"
22895	Who discovered the psychon?
22895	Who''s Lisa?"
20248	I wonder,mused the Martian,"did the grim spectre of death finally instill a grain of scepticism into his mind?"
20248	Again Jerome Davis asks,"Is it possible that our Church leaders are to some extent blinded by current conventional standards?
20248	Again, if witchcraft is given up, why not the chief witch of the Bible, the Devil?
20248	Aloud he muses,"Is there no place on Earth which is free from this contradiction?"
20248	And how well he must have rewarded his faithful servants, for was this not done in His name?
20248	And then all Gods laughed and shook on their chairs and cried:"Is Godliness not just that there are Gods, but no God?"
20248	And, behold, they cried out, saying,''What have we to do with thee, Jesus, Son of God?
20248	Are not the wants of his family, the hunger, and ostracism torture?
20248	Are they so busy sharing the wealth of the prosperous with others in spiritual quests that they fail to see some areas of desperate social need?
20248	Art thou come hither to torment us before the time?''
20248	Brahmanism, Jainism, Buddhism, Hinduism, Confucianism, Taoism, Zoroastrianism, Hebrewism, Mohammedanism, Christianity-- which is the true religion?
20248	But actually who created this creator?
20248	But does the Mohammedan or the Christian analyze as critically each his own belief?
20248	But if the wife is displeased, is there any justice?
20248	But what effectual check has Christianity contributed?
20248	But, is the modern worshipper who is contemptuous of the ancients very different from them?
20248	By what process of thought had Mohammed come to exalt Allah not merely above all Arabian gods, but above the gods of all times?
20248	Can anything stronger be said to discourage research, investigation, experiment, and retard progress?
20248	Did the clergymen stand firm when men with dollars talked?
20248	Divine Justice?
20248	Do certain diseases as yet remain to plague man?
20248	Do certain diseases still baffle the physician?
20248	Do they to some degree unconsciously exchange the gift of prophecy for yearly budgets and business boards?"
20248	Does any one believe that Jew, Mohammedan, Catholic, and Protestant can long live in peace together?
20248	Does not this apologist confuse his god with his devil?
20248	For how much longer will man be a slave to his inferiority complex with regard to his own rational capacities?
20248	Furthermore, why was he so certain of his own intimate association with Allah?
20248	Good God-- surely in the face of all this sense of aliveness and motion, and this and that, there should be some intimation of WHY?
20248	Has man profited by having remained in his mental infancy so long?
20248	Has not his mind so co-*ordinated his movements that he has enslaved those forces of nature to be his aid?
20248	How can we attribute these qualities to a being who is described to us as devoid of any nerve structure?
20248	How can we know the actual number of earthlings that are sceptics?
20248	How much longer before humanity can begin to build on a sound foundation?
20248	How, then, could an omnipotent being permit wholesale and private murder?
20248	However, the Martian argues,"Is it not a fact that in your earthly experience, you have created your gods in your own image?
20248	If everything must have a cause, then the First Cause must be caused and therefore: Who made God?
20248	If faith is vital to man, why not relate it to that which at least holds a promise of solution?
20248	If men were possessed of devils in Jesus''time, what has happened to these devils now?
20248	If the God of these earthlings bothers not about them, why should they trouble about God?
20248	If the grocer, the butcher, the doctor, the lawyer, the scholar, the business man, were to boldly announce his scepticism, what would happen to him?
20248	If this be God''s word, did God err when He said it?
20248	In how many of the advanced ideas of our time has the Church taken the lead?
20248	In this series of complications where may we discern a first cause?
20248	Is He not rather a demon than a God?
20248	Is anything so pitiful to behold as the firm grasp that the Church places on the mind of the youngest of children?
20248	Is it necessary that you should salt your truth that it will no longer quench thirst_?
20248	Is it not a fact that if the Christian nations of the world would only live at peace together, war would be impossible?
20248	Is it not renowned for being a long way in the rear rather than in the vanguard of progressive thought and action?
20248	Is religion, is church membership a help to virtue?
20248	Is religion, is church membership, a help to virtue?
20248	Is this all that is left to the theologian: that he must use the pitiful"Theology of Gaps"?
20248	It is an absurd answer to reply that the creator created himself, yet, even if this is granted, may not the universe have created itself?
20248	It is an excellent and comprehensive statement, but one is left wondering why the name"religious humanism"?
20248	It was Lactantius who asked,"Is there any one so senseless as to believe that there are men whose footsteps are higher than their heads?
20248	Must it take five hundred years for all mankind to come to a similar conclusion?
20248	Now is it strange that Sinai should have excited reverence and dread?
20248	Now it is the Martian''s turn to inquire of the Hebrew whether the latter had ever read this story to his own daughter?
20248	Or did the Divine Father know that even a self- respecting germ could not inhabit the filthy floor of the Tabernacle?
20248	Or, the story of Abraham''s affair with Hagar, his handmaiden?
20248	Professor James T. Shotwell when speaking of paganism reminds us,"Who of us can appreciate antique paganism?
20248	Surely, Jesus could not misinterpret his own words or deeds, if the religionists contend that we are now misinterpreting the Bible?
20248	Surely, a man is not burned at the stake for his scepticism in this age; but is he not done to death?
20248	That I have ten coats in my wardrobe while he goes naked?
20248	That at each of my meals enough is served to feed his family for a week?
20248	That the crops and trees grow downward?
20248	That the rains and snow and hail fall upwards toward the earth?
20248	The oft- repeated question still admits of no answer,"Who created the creator"?
20248	Then again, has it not occurred to this apologist that he is in all futility attempting to prove something which is a contradiction within itself?
20248	Then was heard the last despairing cry of the desolate, dying martyr,"My God, My God, why hast thou forsaken me?"
20248	To confuse the evil spirit causing the disease?
20248	Truly, Jehovah at that time must have loved them well, or did some other Deity form the Egyptians?
20248	Was it the brotherhood of man that Christianity bestowed on the conquered Mexican and Peruvian nations, and on the Indians of our own country?
20248	What could be more explicit?
20248	What did the prophetic movement do with his sacred powers?
20248	What effect has Christianity had upon our moral life, upon crime, drug- addiction, sexual immorality, prostitution, and perversion?
20248	What immense structures have been founded on these shifting sands, on this morass of ignorance and childish fable?
20248	What is the cause?
20248	What is the value of a church that has claimed the moral leadership of the world when such things can happen?
20248	What kind of brotherhood did Christians bestow on Jews or heretics in the Middle Ages?
20248	What of those countless millions of men that died before Christ came to save the world from damnation?
20248	What sort of person would be the father who would announce divine punishment or reward in order to obtain the love and respect of his children?
20248	What supernatural in their deeds?
20248	What wisdom poured forth from their lips which did not come from other philosophers?
20248	When the minds of men are from infancy perverted with these ideals, how can mankind build a virile race?
20248	Who does not feel the absurdity of the opinion that the lavish care for a sick child by a mother is given because of a belief in God and immortality?
20248	Why do n''t the masses go to Church?''
20248	Why does the ecclesiastic not leave off his advances until the child reaches a mature age, an age when he can reason?
20248	Why, therefore, not give Allah, the leading icon in Arabia, an opportunity?
20248	Why?
20248	Wieman, Macintosh, and Otto:"Is There a God?
20248	Will he endeavor to analyze it at all?
20248	Years ago I was asked,''Why do n''t people accept religion?
23337	By the way, Johnny, what''re you doing out so early? 23337 Can you brace yourself?
23337	Can you fix it?
23337	Find anything?
23337	How about Logan? 23337 How did he do it?"
23337	Mac?
23337	Well, where is he? 23337 Well-- tennis, anyone?"
23337	What''s that?
23337	Which is?
23337	''How the devil did I get here, and where is here?''
23337	A common trouble?
23337	Did you bring the forms?"
23337	Do you read me?"
23337	How about''Logan''?
23337	How is she, Mac?"
23337	How''re we sittin''?"
23337	MacNamara shook the sweat from his brow and muttered,"Irishman, is it?
23337	Say, where''s Johnny?
23337	Well, why not?
23337	Where are you, Mac?
23337	Where shall I start it?"
23337	You O.K.?"
23337	_ Why did I have to bring that up?_ Aloud, he said,"I ought to check the ground crew.
22319	All of us?
22319	Am I to understand you made love to her?
22319	Am I unattractive?
22319	Are either of you married? 22319 Are you an Outer?"
22319	Are you sure you know what you do want?
22319	Before we say good- by?
22319	But what was that new protein? 22319 But who buys from him?"
22319	Ca n''t you make the change here? 22319 Can I help you?"
22319	Can we walk? 22319 Complaint?"
22319	Did you get it done?
22319	Do I have to come back? 22319 Do n''t they tell you where to move?"
22319	Do you deny it?
22319	Do you feel ill?
22319	Do you have any idea how many charts we print? 22319 Do you think they''ll announce it?"
22319	Does it hurt? 22319 Does your question require a human answer?"
22319	Four to six_ years_?
22319	Get the name changed?
22319	Go back and change it?
22319	He''s your son? 22319 How long will it take to get this through?"
22319	How old are you?
22319	Is n''t it a terrible thing to do? 22319 Is n''t there a planning commission?"
22319	Is there anything wrong?
22319	Just eggs?
22319	Land masses reshaped, oceans installed, or climate recycled?
22319	Looking for someone?
22319	Marcus Mezzerow?
22319	No Mezzerow?
22319	Not even just for the time you''re on Earth? 22319 Now, are either of you married?"
22319	Pa, are n''t you going to eat?
22319	Pa, how can a man like him make this place seem classy?
22319	Planets; economic help for? 22319 Shall I call the doctor?
22319	Should I clout her, Pa?
22319	Should I come in?
22319	That''s all, Mary Ellen?
22319	Then we''re going to Messy Row?
22319	Tomorrow?
22319	Waiter, what is the origin of those steaks?
22319	What do you expect for that, a medal?
22319	What do you suppose was wrong?
22319	What kind of question is that? 22319 What should I do?"
22319	What''ll we do?
22319	What''s a cannibal?
22319	What''s an infolegger?
22319	What''s the name?
22319	Where are we going now?
22319	Where are we going? 22319 Where are we going?"
22319	Where is it?
22319	Where to?
22319	Who said anything about facts?
22319	Why did you come down a dark street, if you were n''t looking for romance?
22319	Why not?
22319	Why should they?
22319	Wilbur Mezzerow?
22319	Will it be all right?
22319	Will the manager know?
22319	Would you tell me if Mezzerow was one of the corrections?
22319	You do?
22319	You have room, do n''t you? 22319 You mean it?"
22319	You want me to?
22319	You want to stay here? 22319 Are you sure you wo n''t reconsider me-- just while you''re on Earth? 22319 But what do you think somebody-- a robot, probably-- called it?
22319	But why ca n''t I have him, then?
22319	But why half- sister?
22319	Change?"
22319	Do n''t you see what I''m trying to tell you?"
22319	Do you think they''d send nine hundred and forty- seven light- years to find whether the name is Messy Row or Mezzerow?"
22319	Does it mean anything that Messy Row will be settled more slowly because of the name?
22319	Does this mean anything?
22319	From what animals were the first cells taken?"
22319	Have you noticed that when you ask for information you are always answered by a human?
22319	How can we reach them with corrected charts?"
22319	How do I get there?"
22319	I mean_ really_?"
22319	Is it dangerous?"
22319	Is this clear?
22319	My planet--""Planet?
22319	No?
22319	Now let''s see, which one shall I take?"
22319	Put the kid on a merry- go- round and come and see me, huh?"
22319	Question?"
22319	Were n''t they going to call the schedule?
22319	What''s the code number of the chart Messy Row is on?"
22319	Who would bother, even if he felt strongly about it, when he knew it would take so long?
22319	Who''s going to settle on a planet they laugh at?"
22319	Why not give the robot a voice and dispense with innumerable men and women?
22319	You said they are moving A- CELO?"
22319	he repeated incredulously?
23592	Had n''t you better go?
23592	Phil, you''re... you feel all right, do n''t you, son?
23592	Sir?
23592	Wish me luck, Mary?
23592	Ca n''t he go?
23592	Did I ever tell you that?"
23592	How could I?
23592	How do I look in my monkey suit?"
23592	Is there?"
23592	Want to tell me?"
23592	Why?"
23592	Will you come to the field with me?"
23592	You all set, son?"
23592	You''ve never seen her before, have you?"
23688	Ca n''t we go now?
23688	The crew is asleep? 23688 Then we can go?
23688	You''re sure you can manage the ship alone?
23688	Go now?"
23688	Had he not bought her, and had she not cost him more, much more, than the Vulcan?
23688	How can a young fellow get a start any more, when corporations and rich old fogies own everything?
23688	How does that sound to you?"
23688	What right have men with more money than they know what to do with to own everything in the Solar System?
23688	You were able to arrange it?"
23651	A man who ca n''t read his own instruments?
23651	Course? 23651 Do n''t you think it''s a possibility?"
23651	Flaw in the metal?
23651	How far can it go?
23651	Perhaps a drink, Captain?
23651	Perhaps one of the Asian ones?
23651	Perhaps you too have failed to see the point? 23651 Perhaps you will not be quite so hasty with your men''s lives in the future, Captain?"
23651	The materials, they''re not ours?
23651	They are our markings?
23651	Those were our instruments?
23651	You''re sure it''s not ours?
23651	Did you plot it?"
23651	Like that stupid general who sits out there waiting for the men from somewhere to invade?"
23651	You know, Captain, what puzzled me at first?
18151	About the first idea we''ve had, here-- Oh, how about politics, too? 18151 Advertise for them on telecast?"
18151	And what will he look for?
18151	And you agree to come voluntarily to Paratime Police Headquarters, and you will voluntarily undergo narco- hypnotic interrogation?
18151	Anything new?
18151	Are the interrogations still going on? 18151 Are you sure?"
18151	Beside transmitting Agent Skordran''s report to Dhergabar through the robot report- system, what have you done about it?
18151	But, Holy Name of Safar, what manner of men were these?
18151	Ca n''t he narrow it more than that? 18151 Can you handle this, yourself?"
18151	Can you think of any way you could do that without making the subject incapable of lying?
18151	Chief''s Assistant, would you mind saying a few words, here? 18151 Chief, could we take a couple of friends along?"
18151	Coming to have a look at them, Doth?
18151	Dalla, do you know Acalan?
18151	Did n''t expect this, from the mess outside?
18151	Did you alert Ranthar Jard to what was going on in his SecReg?
18151	Did you have hand in the fighting?
18151	Did you mention that, Chief?
18151	Duplicate Chief of Paratime Police?
18151	Everybody ready for transposition?
18151	Have a good look at them, Radd?
18151	Have you a hypodermic and a sleep- drug ampoule? 18151 Have you any idea what''s going to be done about these slaves?"
18151	He trying to hold something out on you?
18151	He''s dead?
18151	How about this dinner at Dras''place?
18151	How are we going to get at these top men?
18151	How can we do it?
18151	How did it go?
18151	How do I know that all it would do would be to reveal police incompetence?
18151	How long do you think I''d get away with that?
18151	How much does he know?
18151	How soon will dinner be ready?
18151	If he did n''t, do you think he''d always be inviting us to that farm of his, on Fifth Level Sicily? 18151 Is he sleeping?
18151	Just what is my new position?
18151	Most nonviolent peoples are, are n''t they?
18151	Nebu- hin- Abenoz?
18151	Now how are you going to do that?
18151	Now why in blazes did n''t anybody think of that before?
18151	Now why would the Paracops do that, I wonder? 18151 Now, tell us what happened when you were taken into the forest; what did you see there?"
18151	Now, think you, will those who had this done be satisfied, or will they carry on their hatred against all of us?
18151	Now, what''s been done since you got Agent Skordran''s report?
18151	Our Esaron costumes ready?
18151	Remember what I told you?
18151	Same gang that killed that Carera slaver on Esaron Sector?
18151	See any kind of a pattern there?
18151	So I am to get in front of it, and lead it in the right direction? 18151 So?"
18151	Still not able to look the Company''s property in the face?
18151	That is the payment, is it not, Coru- hin- Irigod?
18151	Then why would they let a thing like this get out?
18151	Vall, how in blazes are we going to handle this?
18151	Varkar, do we see that claim, or do I make a story out of your refusal to show it?
18151	Want me to call for you later, Assistant Verkan?
18151	Want me to check you in here, sir?
18151	Want some of this, Dalla?
18151	Was that Tortha Karf, calling?
18151	We can protect him from his own gang; can we protect him from psycho- rehabilitation?
18151	We could do that, could n''t we, Vall?
18151	Well, from a moral standpoint, would n''t these Esaron Sector people who buy the slaves justify slavery in the same terms?
18151	Well, then why was it necessary to fake the second one?
18151	Well, what else did you expect?
18151	Well, what''s Ranthar Jard doing?
18151	Well, who?
18151	Well, why not go down?
18151	What are we going to do with them? 18151 What can I do to help?"
18151	What day''s this?
18151	What did go on there?
18151	What do you know about him?
18151	What does Our Mutual Friend think about all this?
18151	What happened to your master, the Lord Ghromdour, and to his lady?
18151	What happened when they ran into the green- vomit fever?
18151	What have you got, so far?
18151	What kind of a claim, now?
18151	What sort of fiends are they?
18151	What sort of weapons have you?
18151	What time is it?
18151	What''s the Esaron Sector like?
18151	What''s the matter, Larv?
18151	What''s wrong, Kirv?
18151	What?
18151	When was this?
18151	When''s this affair going to start, and how long will Rendarra take to get that goo off you?
18151	Where in blazes did he get them all?
18151	Where''s the ship- conveyer?
18151	Which landing stage, please?
18151	Who did it?
18151	Who did she pass the reports on to?
18151	Why did n''t you just borrow psychists from SecReg for Kholghoor, Eastern India?
18151	Why would they sacrifice a valuable accomplice like Salgath Trod, in order to make a transparently false accusation against us?
18151	Yesterday was n''t one of our better days, was it?
18151	You do n''t want our vacation postponed again, do you? 18151 You have the base- line designation?"
18151	You know that language?
18151	You mean they''re from outtime?
18151	You sure you know what you''re doing, Dalla?
18151	You think that might have something to do with it?
18151	You think, perhaps, that I''m bursting into wild huzzas?
18151	You understand that this confession renders you liable to psycho- rehabilitation?
18151	You''re Zinganna; you''re of the household of Councilman Salgath Trod, are n''t you?
18151	You''re not going to just report on this and then walk away from it, are you?
18151	You''re sure of that?
18151	*****"Are you taking over, Chief''s Assistant?"
18151	*****"Well, what do you want me to do, Chief?"
18151	And then where would we be?"
18151	And what could you do?
18151	Are you transposing out, now?"
18151	Cigarettes?"
18151	Coming, Dalla?"
18151	Did your native troopers catch those slavers?"
18151	Do you follow me?"
18151	Do you realize that this thing is a threat to the whole Paratime Civilization?"
18151	Do you want the dope now?
18151	Do you want the whole thing just as it happened, Assistant Verkan, or just a condensation?"
18151	Ever buy slaves from this Coru- hin- Irigod before?"
18151	Feel all right after your narco- hyp, Zinganna?"
18151	Have you gotten anything more done on narrowing down the possible area?"
18151	Have you heard the newscasts of the past few hours concerning Councilman Salgath?"
18151	How about it, Dalla?
18151	How are you fixed for men and equipment, for a big raid, Jard?"
18151	How blasted silly can I get, when I''m not trying?"
18151	How does he operate?"
18151	How far''s Ranthar Jard gotten toward locating one of those Wizard Trader time lines?"
18151	How old is the boy?"
18151	How will that be?"
18151	How''d it happen?"
18151	How''d they get onto PolTerm?"
18151	I do n''t suppose they have anything like police on the Dwarma Sector?"
18151	I suppose you want to narco- hypnotize and question the whole lot, slaves and slavers?"
18151	If you can get them from the Esaron Sector, it''ll be the same, wo n''t it?"
18151	Lord Safar, how much of that sweet brandy had he drunk, last night?
18151	Nothing like being sincere with the public, is there?"
18151	Now what else have we to talk about?"
18151	Now, for the last time-- will you show us a copy of that claim?"
18151	Now, what are we going to do next?"
18151	Of course, we ca n''t do things like that on Home Time Line, and with the political situation what it is now--""Why, what''s been happening, Chief?"
18151	Oh, and where are Dr. Hadron Dalla and that girl of Salgath Trod''s?"
18151	Or was I?"
18151	Ready?
18151	Right?"
18151	See?"
18151	Set for reception?"
18151	Shall I help you get fixed in your seats?"
18151	Shall I tell the reporters that?"
18151	She found herself asking:"What barbarian invasion''s this?"
18151	So who does that leave?"
18151	Sothran, any reports from any of the cars that were chasing that fake police car?"
18151	Tell me, Coru- hin- Irigod, do you know from what country these outland slaves of Nebu- hin- Abenoz''s come?"
18151	The conveyer comes in every ten days, at about the same place?"
18151	The question is, does the public realize it?"
18151	Then, curiously:"What reporters?
18151	Those two Jeseru traders from the North, what were their names?
18151	Want me to call Subchief Ranthar?"
18151	Want me to keep my troops ready here, or shall I send them somewhere else?"
18151	Want to watch it here, sir?"
18151	Well?"
18151	What are you and Vall going to use for a visible means of support, while you''re there?"
18151	What are you going to wear?"
18151	What do you make of them?
18151	What does he think this is, a Fourth Level dictatorship?"
18151	What have his experts been getting out of those slaves?"
18151	What have you in mind?"
18151	What then?"
18151	What''s been happening on Home Time Line?
18151	What''s come up since we had Nebu- hin- Abenoz cut out from under us?"
18151	What''s the latest from Abzar Sector?
18151	What''s the present status of the investigation?"
18151	When are you and Dalla leaving?"
18151	When do you estimate your next return?"
18151	Where are the chains?"
18151	Where are they now?"
18151	Where can I put it through, sir?"
18151	Why not?
18151	Would things look more convincing if I appeared on the telecast with your man?"
18151	Would you find it too painful to meet him, and talk to him?"
18151	Would you want to do that?"
18151	You get all the dope from Zulthran Torv?"
18151	You heard what we got out of those servants of Salgath Trod''s?"
18151	You want me to go into Tribunes''Court and get an order?
18151	You want to stay on for a while and help me with this?
18151	You''re going to travel from village to village?"
18151	You''re recording this call, of course?
18151	happened?"
23439	And what, then, is a snake?
23439	But what could it be? 23439 Did you now?"
23439	How did ye do it?
23439	Now-- what''s the meeting for?
23439	Snakes, yea say? 23439 What''ll happen now?"
23439	Which problem?
23439	Ye will?
23439	But snakes?
23439	But when were the Irish ever rich?"
23439	But would you have them have to hold mass meetin''s and set up picket lines and the like, to get justice done them?"
23439	D''you know what the dinies''teeth are made of?"
23439	Did yea ever hear of a snake with a profession?
23439	Do the black creatures here do anything of that sort?
23439	Has anybody the trace of an idea?"
23439	Is that the action of a lizard?
23439	Not snakes?"
23439	The minister of Information asked apprehensively:"What will O''Donohue do when he finds out they''re here?"
23439	Then Sean O''Donohue spoke dryly:"Porcupine eaters, you say?
23439	Then he said:"Could n''t ye be mistaken?
23439	Then the president said with a sort of yearning pride:"D''ye know what Moira offered to do?
23439	Understand?"
23439	What sets this world apart from all the other livable planets men have put down their smelly spaceships on?
23439	What would be the reason for Moira standin''so close to you?"
23439	What''s to be done?
23339	A little different from your usual style, is n''t it?
23339	And you can use help? 23339 As though he were sensing my thoughts?"
23339	Can you imagine what would happen to someone who radiated his thoughts?
23339	Can you imagine,he added,"a primitive race with the power to detect a galactic by his thoughts?
23339	Do you always give your own name to one of your characters?
23339	Do you really want to learn the secrets you looked for in the books, youngster? 23339 Elwar?"
23339	How is that Forell boy?
23339	It does, does n''t it?
23339	Oh, me,he complained sorrowfully,"how do we get into these things?"
23339	Send him up here, will you? 23339 Shield?"
23339	So soon? 23339 Tell me, Elwar,"he begged,"this is n''t a hoax, is it?
23339	Us?
23339	What made you do that?
23339	You have n''t been injured or mistreated, have you?
23339	You think the boy will develop?
23339	You... felt me?
23339	After all, Elwar, if you actually were the guy in that little sketch of yours, you''d hardly be asking me to read it, now would you?"
23339	And do you know what he''ll come up with?"
23339	And this is but another proof of his sorcery, for who, other than a sorcerer, could handle his servants without beating them?
23339	Did you notice anything peculiar?"
23339	Do you still want the secrets you first thought you might learn?"
23339	Even so, I am grateful for his teachings, for how else could the son of a simple peasant gain the knowledge of the scholars?
23339	Of course, you know I must have built up some sort of fantasy world to base my yarns on?"
23339	Right?"
23339	Surely, no one could be so warped as to present a friend with something like this and then to laugh it off?"
23339	What cause did they have to form such an opinion?"
23339	Why did you have notes in the planetary language in your communications room?"
23339	You''re asking me?"
15905	But what is it that I have been doing? 15905 How do you know that the Lord doeth it?"
15905	What made the Mahommedan world? 15905 When I brake the five loaves among the five thousand, how many baskets full of broken pieces took ye up?
15905	)[ 42] There is also a good deal said about a very questionable blind man-- one Albricus( Alberich?)
15905	And having made his election, what reasons has he to give for his choice?
15905	And if he is not, in what sense has this part of the uniformitarian doctrine, as he defines it, lowered its pretensions to represent scientific truth?
15905	And if so, how can agnosticism be the"mere negation of the physicist"?
15905	And now, what is to be said to Mr. Harrison''s remarkable deliverance"On the future of agnosticism"?
15905	And what is historical truth but that of which the evidence bears strict scientific investigation?
15905	And what is the state of things we find disclosed?
15905	And what made the Christian world?
15905	And what was the exact nature of the advice given?
15905	And when the seven among the four thousand, how many baskets full of broken pieces took ye up?
15905	And, finally, how is this account to be reconciled with those in the first and third gospels-- which, as we have seen, disagree with one another?
15905	Are the authors of the versions in the second and third gospels really independent witnesses?
15905	Are there then any Christians who say that they know nothing about the unseen world and the future?
15905	Are there, then, any"conclusions"that are not"purely mental"?
15905	Are we going back to the days of the Judges, when wealthy Micah set up his private ephod, teraphim, and Levite?
15905	Are we to accept the Jesus of the second, or the Jesus of the fourth Gospel, as the true Jesus?
15905	But if the primitive Nazarenes of whom the Acts speak were orthodox Jews, what sort of probability can there be that Jesus was anything else?
15905	But is it true?
15905	But to how much does this so- called claim amount?
15905	But what conceivable motive could"Mark"have for omitting it?
15905	But what is the evidence in this case?
15905	But why all this more recent coil about the Gadarene swine and the like?
15905	But why should a man be expected to call himself a"miscreant"or an"infidel"?
15905	But will any one tell me that death is"necessary"?
15905	By whose authority is the signification of that term defined?
15905	CONTENTS: What Knowledge is of most Worth?
15905	CREATION OR EVOLUTION?
15905	Cosmas and Damianus?
15905	Did Peter then omit to mention these matters?
15905	Did he really fail to speak of the great position in the Church solemnly assigned to him by Jesus?
15905	Did he think it, at any subsequent time, worth while"to confer with flesh and blood,"or, in modern phrase, to re- examine the facts for himself?
15905	Did the fact testified by the oldest authority extant, that the first appearance of the risen Jesus was to himself seem not worth mentioning?
15905	Do you pretend that these poor animals got in your way, years and years after the"Mosaic"fences were down, at any rate so far as you are concerned?
15905	Does he hold by the one evangelist''s story, or by that of the two evangelists?
15905	Does he really mean to suggest that agnostics have a logic peculiar to themselves?
15905	For what is the adverse case?
15905	Got in my way?
15905	Has Nominalism, in any of its modifications, so completely won the day that Realism may be regarded as dead and buried without hope of resurrection?
15905	Has any one then yet seen the production of negroes from a white stock, or_ vice versâ_?
15905	Has it now a merely antiquarian interest?
15905	How can he have founded the universal religion which was not heard of till twenty years after his death?
15905	I am sorry to trouble him further, but what does he mean by"it"?
15905	I ask any candid and impartial judge, Is that attacking anybody or anything?
15905	I rejoice to think now of the( then) Bishop''s cordial hail the first time we met after our little skirmish,"Well, is it to be peace or war?"
15905	If God did not walk in the Garden of Eden, how can we be assured that he spoke from Sinai?
15905	If early views of religion and morality had not been imperfect, where had been the development?
15905	If it is not historically true that such and such things happened in Palestine eighteen centuries ago, what becomes of Christianity?
15905	If such materials were known to"Mark,"what imaginable reason could he have for not using them?
15905	If symbolical visions and mythical creations had found no place in the early Oriental expression of Divine truth, where had been the development?
15905	If the latter is to be accepted, or rejected, by private judgment, why not the former?
15905	If the story of the Fall is not the true record of an historical occurrence, what becomes of Pauline theology?
15905	If, he says, there are texts which seem to show that Jesus contemplated the evangelisation of the heathen:... Did not the Apostles hear our Lord?
15905	In one''s zeal much of the old gets broken to pieces; but has one made ready something new, fit to be set in the place of the old?
15905	Is he the kindly, peaceful Christ depicted in the Catacombs?
15905	Is it contained in the so- called Apostle''s Creed?
15905	Is it not certain that the Apostles did not gather this truth from His teaching?
15905	Is it that contained in the Nicene and the Athanasian Creeds?
15905	Is such a thing even conceivable?
15905	Is there a Social Science?
15905	Is there"no relation to things social"in"mental conclusions"which affect men''s whole conception of life?
15905	Melanchthon, Ulrich von Hutten, Beza, were they not all humanists?
15905	Might not there, however, be a suspension of a lower law by the intervention of a higher?
15905	Much astonished at this remark from a person who was supposed not to have seen the relics, Eginhard asked him how he knew that?
15905	Now what is a Christian?
15905	On what grounds can a reasonable man be asked to believe any more?
15905	Or can he be rightly represented by the bleeding ascetic, broken down by physical pain, of too many mediæval pictures?
15905	Really?
15905	So, if I am asked to call myself an"infidel,"I reply: To what doctrine do you ask me to be faithful?
15905	Still more, on the first day, when it is nothing but a flat cellular disk?
15905	The plain answer to this question is, Why should anybody be called upon to say how he knows that which he does not know?
15905	The preacher asks,"Might not there be a suspension of a lower law by the intervention of a higher?"
15905	The question for me is purely one of evidence: is the evidence adequate to bear out the theory, or is it not?
15905	To this the priest,"Whence art thou, then, if these are not thy parents?"
15905	WHAT IS ELECTRICITY?
15905	Was Augustine heretical when he denied the actual historical truth of the record of the Creation?
15905	Was not the arch- humanist, Erasmus, fautor- in- chief of the Reformation, until he got frightened and basely deserted it?
15905	Was not the name of"Christian"first used to denote the converts to the doctrine promulgated by Paul and Barnabas at Antioch?
15905	Was not their chief,"James, the brother of the Lord,"reverenced alike by Sadducee, Pharisee, and Nazarene?
15905	Was that prince of agnostics, David Hume, particularly imbued with physical science?
15905	Were Gentile converts bound to obey the Law or not?
15905	Were none others current in the Roman communities, at the time"Mark"wrote, supposing he wrote in Rome?
15905	Were these all that existed in the primitive threefold tradition?
15905	What do we find when the accounts of the events in question, contained in the three Synoptic gospels, are compared together?
15905	What is the"entire question"which"arises"in a"narrowed form"upon"secular testimony"?
15905	What is to hinder our supposing that the organic creation is also a result of natural laws which are in like manner an expression of His will?
15905	What line of my writing can the Duke of Argyll produce which confounds the organic with the inorganic?
15905	What more intrinsic claim has the story of the Exodus than that of the Deluge, to belief?
15905	What, then, was that labour of unsurpassed magnitude and excellence and of immortal influence which Newton did perform?
15905	Where are the secret conspirators against this tyranny, whom I am supposed to favour, and yet not have the courage to join openly?
15905	Who is to gainsay our ecclesiastical authority here?
15905	Who shall or can forbid him?
15905	Who was it?
15905	Why should not your friend"levitate"?
15905	Will their brethren follow their just and prudent guidance?
15905	Would not an English court of justice speedily teach him better?
15905	[ 44] Must we suppose, therefore, that the Apostle to the Gentiles has stated that which is false?
15905	and what was_ their_ impression from what they heard?
15905	or was he ready to accept anything that fitted in with his preconceived ideas?
23028	All right, the next question is why did I choose H. E. instead of going in with everything I had? 23028 And what is the''Mancji Presence''?"
23028	Any damage there?
23028	Any progress, Mannion?
23028	Ca n''t you tune that whine out, Joyce?
23028	Can we eat this stuff?
23028	Can you make anything of it?
23028	Cap''n, you mean you was hurt by somebody? 23028 Cap''n, you''re hurt, ai n''t you?
23028	Cap''n,Thomas said diffidently,"it ai n''t none a my business, but do n''t you think maybe I better get the doctor for ya?"
23028	Could I get through them?
23028	Do n''t you know we''re in action against a hostile ship?
23028	Getting anything on video?
23028	Got any spares, Cap''n?
23028	How big are they?
23028	How could you be sure, Admiral? 23028 How did you get in here?"
23028	How did you spot it, Clay?
23028	How do you know your way around a radar set, Thomas?
23028	Join me in a drink?
23028	Just what kind of analysis do you have in mind? 23028 Kramer, what''s your report?"
23028	May I record your remarks, Admiral?
23028	May I see it?
23028	Mind if I take a look at it, Cap''n?
23028	Sure, Cap''n; but are you sure you want to let them boys in here after the way they jumped you an''all?
23028	They launchin''scouts, or what?
23028	What are you doing in here, Thomas?
23028	What have you got, Lieutenant?
23028	What is this, a game?
23028	What started this riot?
23028	What the devil does that mean?
23028	What''s happenin''? 23028 What''s the velocity, Joyce?"
23028	Where do these ducts lead?
23028	Which should we take?
23028	Why are n''t you at your duty station?
23028	Why do n''t they generate their own juice? 23028 Why do you want to antagonize them, Captain?"
23028	Why me?
23028	Will you join me?
23028	Will you talk to me?
23028	You just stay in here?
23028	You''re in charge of this menagerie?
23028	*****"You want the answers to some questions, do n''t you?"
23028	But are you sure you feel like inspectin''with them busted ribs?"
23028	Cap''n?"
23028	Does that sound like your torpedo?"
23028	Here''s the release key for the combination; you know how to operate it?"
23028	How long you been in here, Cap''n?"
23028	I mean you did n''t have a fall or nothin'', you was beat up?"
23028	So where did I get the notion that our attack would be anything more than a joke to them?
23028	Thomas looked at the dead radar screen, then said,"Cap''n, that there radarscope out of action?"
23028	What''s the report?"
23028	Why did n''t you believe they were cattle?"
23028	Will you come down, sir?"
23028	You would n''t want me to set up pluto heads for ya, would ya, Cap''n?"
19174	A capsule of what?
19174	A what?
19174	And Paris-- how about Paris?
19174	And when you succeed?
19174	And you believe that any one who could generate a ray such as you describe could control the motion of the earth?
19174	And you want to know what''s done it? 19174 Any passengers?"
19174	Are these messages addressed to anybody in particular?
19174	Atterbury,said he meditatively,"did I ever tell you why they do that?"
19174	Berlin-- in Germany, you mean?
19174	But how? 19174 But the data----""What do you call a reasonable distance?"
19174	By the way, did you know Berlin had been taken?
19174	Ca n''t I get a few to go along with me?
19174	Can we get off a message to Washington?
19174	Do you hear how much louder it speaks than those of the Germans?
19174	Do you regard it as possible by any human agency?
19174	Do you think I''m a liar?
19174	Do you think that the two of us can fly the_ Chimaera_ south again?
19174	Have a cracker?
19174	Have n''t you heard?
19174	How about it?
19174	How about the earth''s losing that quarter of an hour?
19174	I suppose I can go ashore, ca n''t I?
19174	I suppose there''s the devil to pay?
19174	I wo n''t be talked to this way, do you hear? 19174 Is that all?"
19174	Juice?
19174	My name, sir?
19174	Now are you satisfied?
19174	Order?
19174	Queer, eh?
19174	Satisfied?
19174	Say, Bill, did you feel the shock?
19174	Say, Nellie,he demanded, tossing aside the paper impatiently,"ai n''t those waffles ready yet?"
19174	Shall we remain inactive? 19174 Sit down, wo n''t you?"
19174	That''s all right,said Bennie,"but what were we doing yesterday?
19174	The first?
19174	The last thing? 19174 They wo n''t blame you, will they?"
19174	Things upset and so on? 19174 Wait a second, ca n''t you?"
19174	Well--he hesitated--"where were you when it happened?"
19174	Well, shall we start the ball?
19174	Well, you''re a star gazer, are n''t you?
19174	Well? 19174 Well?"
19174	Well?
19174	What I want to know is whether it could happen from the inside?
19174	What Sahara business?
19174	What do you call a reasonable distance? 19174 What do you mean?"
19174	What do you think, Sir John?
19174	What do you want? 19174 What do you wish me to do?"
19174	What does he mean by that?
19174	What does it all mean?
19174	What force have you in mind?
19174	What th''hell are you doing_ here_? 19174 What was its purport?"
19174	What was that?
19174	What will you send, sir?
19174	What''d I tell you?
19174	What''s done it?
19174	What''s it about?
19174	What''s the matter-- atmospherics?
19174	What''s the time?
19174	What, then, do you require?
19174	What, then, shall be done?
19174	What?
19174	What_ could_ do it?
19174	When can they be ready?
19174	When will it be possible to start?
19174	Where on earth did you come from?
19174	Where?
19174	Where?
19174	Who''s that?
19174	Why not?
19174	Why not?
19174	Why not?
19174	Why were we so slow? 19174 Yes,"he said,"but that''s an old principle, is n''t it?
19174	Am I talking straight?"
19174	Am dat Perfesser Hookey?"
19174	And all this stuff about the earth going on the loose?
19174	And where did they assert this extraordinary serpent of iron to be?
19174	Are the waffles ready?"
19174	Are we to sit still and do nothing while the globe''s crust freezes and our armies congeal into corpses?"
19174	Are you ready, gentlemen?
19174	Atmospheric changes?
19174	Burke could reach him in ten hours, but how could_ he_ reach Burke?
19174	But a ship would be weeks in getting to the coast, and how could he live in the meantime?
19174	But how to get there?
19174	But how to handle the man beside him?
19174	But the immediate question was, had not the time for this gone by?
19174	But what do you say to a cup of chocolate first?"
19174	But where could he be found?
19174	But why stop there?
19174	But why?
19174	But you never told me-- what the electrolyte was-- I do n''t suppose-- you-- would be willing to now, would you?"
19174	But_ how_?"
19174	But_ who_ is he and_ where_ is he?
19174	Curie?
19174	Did he dream it?
19174	Did n''t you feel the air pressure?
19174	Did white men ever go there?
19174	Did you feel it?"
19174	Eh, Bill?"
19174	Evarts, am I crazy?
19174	Had he ever left Cambridge?
19174	Had n''t he wagered five thousand dollars at the club that he would fly to the pole and bring back Peary''s flag-- with no takers?
19174	Has it?"
19174	Have a cigar?"
19174	Have we as yet begun to solve all the mysteries of nature?
19174	How can a man think?
19174	How do I know but you have forgotten everything you ever knew?
19174	How should his message read?
19174	How to reach him?
19174	How would it turn out?
19174	I hope so, but who can tell?
19174	I suppose that under other conditions you would be open to conviction?"
19174	If he opened the door would n''t he find Bennie with a towel round his head cramming for the"exams"?
19174	In a word, could you form any opinion as to the whereabouts of the sender?"
19174	Is he going to send himself to eternity along with the rest of us?
19174	Is it beyond imagination that the forces which produce them can be controlled?"
19174	Is it inconceivable that there should be an undiscovered explosive capable of disrupting the globe?
19174	May I come in?"
19174	May I smoke?
19174	Now how about an outfit?
19174	Of what?
19174	Or Mars?
19174	Or did he really see at an immeasurable distance upon the horizon a quickly dying trail of orange- yellow light?
19174	Say, there ai n''t any doubt in your minds that it''s_ him_, is there?"
19174	See?"
19174	Shall I have him brought in?"
19174	Shall we agree?
19174	Shall we wait and see what may happen?"
19174	Shock, did you say?"
19174	So far his influence has been a benign one, but who can say when it may become malignant?
19174	Suppose Atterbury turned the Ray on him?
19174	Suppose the inductor failed to work?
19174	The first message I thought was a joke and stuck it in a book I was reading,''_ Silas Snooks_''----""What?"
19174	The point is where_ is_ the chap?"
19174	These Nascopees, for instance, how far off might their land be?
19174	Was he deceived?
19174	Was he not drowsing over his eyepiece in the meridian- circle room?
19174	Was he taking too much responsibility, and was Atterbury counting on him for the management of details?
19174	Was it not too late to convince the master of the Flying Ring that his orders would be obeyed?
19174	Was n''t it a dream about his becoming an astronomer and working at the Naval Observatory?
19174	Was n''t it merely a game in which an elaborate system of equivalents gave a semblance of actuality to what in fact was nothing but mind- play?
19174	Was n''t it, after all, a crazy thing to try to navigate the complicated mechanism back to civilization?
19174	Was the wish father to the thought?
19174	Were n''t they all just talking through their hats?
19174	Were there rivers in the Nascopee country?
19174	Were these real men or creatures of a grotesque dream?
19174	What are you working at particularly?"
19174	What can I do for you?"
19174	What ghosts would its jangle summon?
19174	What happened then?"
19174	What is the very last thing that you can go back to?"
19174	What mysteries would those vague forms disclose?
19174	What was it?"
19174	What was this strange communion?
19174	What was this thing which they were about to do?
19174	What was to prevent a trip to the moon?
19174	What were they doing with an alternating current in the storage- battery room?
19174	What would he see?
19174	What''s that?
19174	When did it happen?"
19174	While he was there they were all planning to migrate for the most absurd reason-- what do you suppose?
19174	Who can it be?
19174	Who was this mysterious Pax?
19174	Why do n''t you send?
19174	Why does Hiro-- what''s his name-- call it-- thermic induction?"
19174	Why not the earth?
19174	Will our armies lay down their arms even after we have agreed?
19174	Will our labours please him?
19174	Will you go with him?"
19174	You remember your name?"
19174	You say you''ve forgotten what occurred yesterday?
19174	exclaimed the general brusquely,"what is the matter with you?
19174	stammered the poor professor,"I-- I----The observations are so-- inadequate-- one can not determine----""What?"
23767	Could hardly be better, could it?
23767	Do n''t like your home planet, whatever the name was?
23767	I wonder how the view will be from up there?
23767	No?
23767	The other trees? 23767 What do you mean, anything you wanted?"
23767	What''s your hurry?
23767	Where''s that? 23767 Who_ are_ you?"
23767	Why?
23767	Your age? 23767 Ashlew?
23767	How old--?"
23767	How''d you like to stay here?"
23767	That jungle?"
23767	Who''d find you?
23767	You know why they do n''t?"
23563	Afraid?
23563	Then why, my Venetian friend, have you not left this place long since?
23563	What? 23563 Why not?
23563	You think it''s possible then, to get out of a place like this, simply by thinking about it?
23563	After all, such a long time-- He stopped, Time?
23563	And has not a king protection that even a man of noble blood such as myself does not have?
23563	And what was that?
23563	Contarini had said that it would be... how had he said it?
23563	Did anyone know he was here?
23563	Did not the saints do so?
23563	Fear?
23563	Had he really moved through some segment of Eternity to reach this... this place?
23563	He had traveled in time, that much was certain, but how far, and in which direction?
23563	How did a man get out of this place, anyway?
23563	Meanwhile, where the devil was he?
23563	Then could he, Broom, get back to his own time, or was he destined to stay in this-- place?
23563	Well, was n''t that obvious anyway?
23563	What could he do now?
23563	What was he doing here?
23563	What would a sudden jump of centuries do?
23563	What would his men think of him if they saw him getting shaky over the mere touch of a woodlike wall?
23563	What''s your first lesson?"
23563	What?
23563	What?
23563	What?
23563	What?
23563	Where did he go?"
23563	Why did you return?"
23563	Why should n''t the room look odd, after he had gone through-- What?
23563	Why?
23563	Would England hesitate to ransom the brave king who has fought so gallantly in the Holy Crusades?
23563	You wish to know why?
23563	_ Time?_ What had Contarini said about time?
23563	_ Time?_ What had Contarini said about time?
23669	And since we''re asking questions about each other''s way of life, when is your State going to begin to_ wither away_?
23669	How about a drink? 23669 How can we wither away the State as long as we are threatened by capitalist aggression?"
23669	How was that?
23669	Well, shall we emerge and let the quaking multitudes know that once again we have made a shaky agreement? 23669 What difference does it make, who struck the spark?"
23669	What''s the alternative?
23669	After all that''s happened to this human race of ours, do you really believe in divine guidance?"
23669	And when they end?
23669	Did n''t the old Romans have some sort of maxim to the effect that when you''re threatened with unease at home stir up trouble abroad?"
23669	Did n''t your boy Marx, or was it Engels, write a small book on the subject?
23669	Have you ever noticed how it is that the nonconformists in any society are usually crackpots?
23669	How about another drink?
23669	How about one of those long cold drinks, with the cola stuff?"
23669	How are you people doing on cancer research?"
23669	How much of that cola stuff do you put in?"
23669	How''re Olga and the baby?"
23669	How''s Martha?"
23669	If it had all been in the hands of that organization...""The United Nations?"
23669	Jim told him, and while the other was on his feet mixing the drinks, said,"You figure on sticking to the same line this year?"
23669	Look, would you rather speak Russian?"
23669	The truth now, Jim, do you really believe in a God?
23669	Vovo yawned and said,"How long are we going to be in here?"
10427	Is anything too hard for the Lord?
10427	And consider, Is not man a kind?
10427	And courage?
10427	And does the fact of the demon and his doings, being as yet unseen and unknown, make them spiritual, or the harm that he may do, a spiritual harm?
10427	And for woman-- What might I not say on that point?
10427	And has not mankind varied, physically, intellectually, spiritually?
10427	And how do I know that the chalk was covered with sand- beds?
10427	And if any say( as is often too rashly said): This is not the God of the New: I answer, but have you read your New Testament?
10427	And if any shall reply-- And what use if I do try?
10427	And if you say-- Who is sufficient for these things?--Who can answer these questions?
10427	And is not that fear of the spiritual world?
10427	And is this all which the facts mean?
10427	And now you are here, how do you get your living?
10427	And the sacred tree?
10427	And was it sawn asunder merely by the age- long gnawing of the waves?
10427	And when did each come hither?
10427	And why should they try or wish to lift it?
10427	Another: It is all physiological units; but his reason asks: What is the"physis,"the nature and"innate tendency"of the units?
10427	Are we to reverence Him less or more, if we hear that His might is greater, His wisdom deeper, than we ever dreamed?
10427	Are you and your children thriving, like decent people who can take care of themselves, or growing pauperised and degraded, and dying out?
10427	As for God, who can find Him?
10427	Because the land was more friable originally?
10427	Because there was more rain then than now?
10427	Bio- geology, then, begins with asking every plant or animal you meet, large or small, not merely-- What is your name?
10427	But again, does that fact really cut off any great space of time from his hundreds of thousands of years?
10427	But did all the powers of the universe combine to prevent it growing?
10427	But does the matter end here?
10427	But has the savage no other faculties, save his five senses and five passions?
10427	But how came these tertiary sandstones to be so very hard, while the strata around them are so soft?
10427	But how do I know that there was a shore- line here?
10427	But how was it raised?
10427	But is not that still a hasty assumption?
10427	But is there not, besides that law, a law of mutual help?
10427	But what are they finding, more and more, below their facts, below all phenomena which the scalpel and the microscope can show?
10427	But what do we find in the Bible, with the exception of that first curse?
10427	But what has that to do with mere fear of the unseen?
10427	But what has this to do with a gravel- pit?
10427	But what if the fear be not rational, but irrational?
10427	But what if the wasp tribe had no captives?
10427	But what if they began to fail?
10427	But what success had they?
10427	But where did the sandstone come from?
10427	But which child reverences his father most?
10427	But why?
10427	But why?
10427	But, fear of the unknown?
10427	By what road did you come?
10427	Did not all the powers of the universe also combine to make it grow, if only it had valour and worth wherewith to grow?
10427	Did not the rains feed it, the very mortar in the wall give lime to its roots?
10427	Do I say that this is all?
10427	For then there comes to him the thought-- And are these all the facts?
10427	From whence did vegetable and animal life crawl back to the land, as it rose again; and cover its mantle of glacial drift with fresh life and verdure?
10427	Had not he deserted them?
10427	Have you read the Book of Revelations?
10427	Have you read the latter chapters of St. Matthew?
10427	Have you read the opening of the Epistle to the Romans?
10427	He that planted the ear, shall He not hear?"
10427	He walks by day past a black cavern mouth, and thinks, with a shudder-- Something ugly may live in that ugly hole: what if it jumped out upon me?
10427	How could it be otherwise?
10427	How did these three floras get each to its present place?
10427	How do I know that?
10427	How does that suit your conception of a God of love?
10427	How should they escape it?
10427	I answer-- Who but you, or your pupils after you, if you will but try?
10427	I know that many, especially men of business, are inclined to sneer at it, and ask what is the use of it?
10427	If a rock falls from the cliff above him, what more natural than to suppose that there is some giant up there who threw it at him?
10427	If the old words,"He that made the eye, shall He not see?
10427	Is it a study to make men conceited and self- sufficient?
10427	Is it not likely, then, to be afraid of the wrong object?
10427	Is not that a joy, a prize, which wealth can not give, nor poverty take away?
10427	Is not that a one- sided statement of facts?
10427	Is not that an evidence of its personality?
10427	Is not that fear of the unseen world?
10427	Is not the Bible, from beginning to end, a history of the variations of mankind, for worse or for better, from their original type?
10427	Learnt what a gravel- pit is?
10427	Mary Queen of Scots was"beautiful and unfortunate"--what heart would not bleed for a beautiful woman in trouble?
10427	May it not sleep there all day, and prowl for prey all night?
10427	May not their denuding power have been far greater in old times than now?
10427	Now, if there should come to any thinking man of this tribe, at this epoch, the new thought-- Who made the world?
10427	Now, what do these two plants mark?
10427	Now, whence did they come?
10427	Now-- how do we know that?
10427	One says: It is all vibrations; but his reason, unsatisfied, asks: And what makes the vibrations vibrate?
10427	Or are you among the weak, the failing, the dwindling, the doomed?
10427	Or by a mighty current?
10427	Or by water draining off a vast flat as it was upheaved out of the sea?
10427	Or, if not there, where?
10427	Ought God to seem less or more august in our eyes, when we are told that His means are even more simple than we supposed?
10427	Reverence?
10427	Shall I be the happier for it?
10427	Shall I be the wiser?
10427	Shall we quarrel with Science if she should show how those words are true?
10427	So, you plant or you animal, are you among the strong, the successful, the multiplying, the colonising?
10427	That brute competition is the one law of his life?
10427	That he is doomed for ever to be the slave of his own needs, enforced by an internecine struggle for existence?
10427	That is Nature''s law: and is it not at first sight a fearful law?
10427	That man is merely a part of Nature, the puppet of circumstances and hereditary tendencies?
10427	The next question is, What study?
10427	Three worlds?
10427	Try and conceive, then, what a much more vast mass of chalk must have been washed away, to leave that vast mass of gravel behind it.--Conceive?
10427	Was Theophrastus''s superstitious man so very foolish for pouring oil on every round stone?
10427	Was it made by an earthquake?
10427	Was it not written of old:"Whither shall I go from Thy presence, or whither shall I flee from Thy spirit?"
10427	Was its bed, sea or dry land, or under an ice sheet, during the long ages of the glacial epoch?
10427	Was not the wasp- king angry with them?
10427	Well-- what do those stones tell us?
10427	What broke them up?
10427	What chain of misreasoning had they in their heads when they hit on that as a device for making the crops grow?
10427	What cure is there?
10427	What deliverance is there from this mysterious house- fiend, save brute force?
10427	What difference is there between a savage''s fear of a demon, and a hunter''s fear of a fall?
10427	What does the savage fear?
10427	What formed the magnificent escarpment of the Beacon Hill, or the lesser one of Finchamstead Ridges?
10427	What furrowed out their steep side- valleys?
10427	What if he be right?
10427	What if it be, in plain homely English, blind fear; fear of the unknown, simply because it is unknown?
10427	What if the agony and death of slaves did not appease the wasps?
10427	What makers or builders more cunning than those wasps of whom his foolish head is full?
10427	What matter to the sentimentalist?
10427	What meant the fruit, the flowers, the honey, which the slaves left there by night?
10427	What need for the soldier and the man of science to fraternise just now?
10427	What next will be demanded of us by physical science?
10427	What she will do in her maturity, who dare predict?
10427	What swept away all but a thin cap of them on the upper part of Dogmersfield Park, another under Winchfield House; another at Bearwood, and so forth?
10427	What then?
10427	What use if I succeed in answering every question which you have propounded to- night?
10427	What use, if I do try?
10427	What was the result?
10427	What was your last place of abode?
10427	What were those Red Men thinking of?
10427	What would be the result?
10427	When, finally, did it dwindle down to the brook which now runs through Wareham town?
10427	When?
10427	Where did each come from?
10427	Where the Straits of Dover are now?
10427	Which is the oldest?
10427	Who but the nymphs?
10427	Who can make the crooked straight, or number that which is wanting?
10427	Who can tell?
10427	Who had done it?
10427	Why not?
10427	Why not?
10427	Why not?
10427	Why pry into her awful secrets?
10427	Why should it?
10427	Why stop to ascertain what sort of a prison it was?
10427	Why stop to ask whether she brought it on herself?
10427	Will any one tell me what harm it has ever done?
10427	Will any one tell me whether the healthy floras of the moors, or the thymy flora of the chalk downs, were the earlier inhabitants of these isles?
10427	You ask why this is?
10427	You demur?
10427	You must ask--Was there not land to the south of the Isle of Wight in those ages, and for ages after; and what was its extent and shape?
10427	does not St. Paul hold the identity of the whole Jewish race with Israel their forefather, as strongly as any prophet of the Old Testament?
10427	to be hurtful, ruinous to animals as well as to man?
2628	Are they, as the healthy common sense of the ancient Greeks appears to have led them to assume without hesitation, the remains of animals and plants?
2627	''Which way did he go? 2627 ''Young man,''cried the eunuch,''have you seen the Queen''s dog?''
2627	Where is he?''
13931	Ah,said Lady Lefevre,"you have noticed something, have you?
13931	And all is vanity, eh?
13931	And how much, Embro,laughed Julius, rising to leave the circle,"is the argument advanced by your ticketing the case with that long word?"
13931	And is that electricity too?
13931	And is that your secret?
13931	And where have you been all this while?
13931	And where is he gone? 13931 And why, may I ask?"
13931	And you are really Julius Courtney?
13931	And you did not get weary of it?
13931	And you thought--?
13931	Are you afraid of me? 13931 Are you warm enough?"
13931	Becomes solitary, does he?
13931	Been in the country?
13931	Been what?
13931	Brandy? 13931 But ca n''t I do something for you first?
13931	But come,said Embro, posing the question with his forefinger;"do you believe that story, Lefevre?"
13931	But if he is engaged, Jenkins--?
13931	But what did the stranger do to put him in that condition, which seems something more than hypnotism?
13931	But,asked Lefevre,"how did you get into such a low condition?"
13931	Can I conceive?
13931	Do n''t I remember well,said Lefevre,"what you were like when I first met you in Paris?"
13931	Do you feel ill?
13931	Do you know the beautiful creature?
13931	Do you mind saying what you have to say and letting me go?
13931	Do you perceive my purpose?
13931	Do you quite believe the story?
13931	Does the experience of another,demanded the doctor,"however untoward it may be, ever keep a man from making his own?
13931	Gone out,said Lefevre,"to the club or to dinner, I suppose?"
13931	Has it, indeed, got so far as that?
13931	Has nobody been to see him since he came in?
13931	Have you lost anything?
13931	Have you read it yourself, Julius?
13931	Have you seen any of the picture- shows, Julius?
13931	Having a debauch, you mean? 13931 He has no profession?"
13931	He is gone into the country, then?
13931	How are you?
13931	How? 13931 I am about to attempt,"said he,"an altogether new operation: the patient has remained just as I left her, I suppose?"
13931	I am right, I believe, Dr Lefevre, in setting this down to the author of that other case you had,--that from the Brighton train?
13931	I suppose his people are of the right sort?
13931	I wish to see Mr Courtney,said Lefevre, in the half hope that Jenkins would say,"Which Mr Courtney?"
13931	In the name of truth, Lefevre,answered Julius,"if my life is not my own, what is?
13931	Indeed, sir, when you put it so,said the house- physician, suddenly steeled and brightened into interest,"I should say,''why not?''
13931	Is he alone, then?
13931	Is it fair,said Julius,"to ask you in what direction you are looking for an explanation or revelation?"
13931	Is it not horrible? 13931 Is there such a thing as an absolute impossibility?"
13931	Is your master at home, Jenkins?
13931	Julius,said he,"what does this mean?"
13931	Lazying in bed on such a day as this? 13931 May I,"he said,"open the window?"
13931	May not I come in? 13931 My dear fellow,"said Lefevre,"do you consider what you are so promptly offering?
13931	Nervous Force, whether it be Electricity or not, is manifestly a fluid of some sort: why should it not be transfused as the other vital fluid is?
13931	Not at home, Jenkins? 13931 Nothing to do, my dear fellow?"
13931	Now, you are a musician, are you not?
13931	Oh yes,said Julius, quietly,"I can pronounce an opinion; but what''s the use of that?
13931	Shall I get some brandy, sir?
13931	Still, had n''t you better try to find out what he may have in that line?
13931	Supposing,said Lefevre,"that this Julius were their son, do you know of any reason why he should be reserved about his parentage?"
13931	There is no remedy for me but death, which( who knows?) 13931 Weary of it?
13931	Well,said Lefevre at length, smiling in spite of a twinge of jealousy,"what do you think, now you have seen him, of the fascinating Julius?"
13931	Well?
13931	Well?
13931	What Paris case?
13931	What do you make of this queer case at the Hôtel- Dieu in Paris? 13931 What do you think of it?"
13931	What does a man want with a family and a name? 13931 What has come over Nora?"
13931	What is this?
13931	What then, sir?
13931	What-- what do you think of my daughter? 13931 What?"
13931	Where have you been this long, long while, Julius?
13931	Where is the man?
13931	Where was this lady found?
13931	Who is the gentleman?
13931	Who is there?
13931	Who? 13931 Why, Julius,"said Lefevre,"that''s a new experience you are trying,--is it not?"
13931	Wo n''t you let me in, Lefevre?
13931	Worse?
13931	Would n''t a hansom be quicker?
13931	Would not my example keep you from using it selfishly?
13931	You are alone,said Lefevre,"are you not?"
13931	You do n''t understand?
13931	You have been in the country,--have you not?
13931	You play the violin?
13931	You really think so?
13931	You say that? 13931 You wanted,"said he,"some serious talk with me, mother?"
13931	You-- you saw that?
13931	''What is the matter with you all?''
13931	A secret that would enable you--_you_--to work cures more wonderful than any that are told of the greatest Eastern Thaumaturge?"
13931	And what-- what if Julius knew all that, and therefore sought to keep his parentage hidden?
13931	And why could they not have had their talk there as well as in Savile Row?
13931	And why was he nightly haunting the busiest pavements of London, in the crowd, but not of it, urged on as by some desire or agony?
13931	And yet, who knows what worlds he may not have drawn into his flaming self, and consumed during the æons of his existence?
13931	Are you ill?"
13931	But can there be any question of vanity or vexation in this sweet, glorious sunshine?"
13931	But do you see how Nora and Julius are taken up with each other?
13931	But how can we stay babbling and quibbling here all this delicious afternoon?
13931	But how was success to be compelled?
13931	But you were going to say--?"
13931	But-- and you see I frankly expose my whole position to you-- what would you think of her for a wife?"
13931	But--_que diable vas- tu faire dans cette galère?_ You are the best friend in the world, and whenever I am in trouble-- and who knows?
13931	But--_que diable vas- tu faire dans cette galère?_ You are the best friend in the world, and whenever I am in trouble-- and who knows?
13931	Can you conceive, Julius, of a universal principle in Nature being got so under control as to form a universal basis of cure?"
13931	Could I not have gone elsewhere-- anywhere, the wide world over-- and lived my life?
13931	Crime?
13931	Do n''t you see how foolish that is?"
13931	Do n''t you think a talk with me might help you?"
13931	Do you find her very changed, then?"
13931	Do you know that my experiment, if successful, might leave you a paralytic, or an imbecile, or even-- a corpse?"
13931	Had he been very ill?
13931	Has the lady given an account of it?
13931	Have you read it, Julius?"
13931	He had a flying thought--"Can it be a woman, after all, in this strange shape?"
13931	He told you, I suppose?"
13931	How came the idea?
13931	How can I harm you?"
13931	How do ideas ever come?
13931	I believe I have heard of the moon having a magnetic influence on people: do you think it has?
13931	I can see you look anxious: is Mary''s condition very serious?--most serious?
13931	I demanded; when they instantly cried,''What is the matter with_ you?_ Have you been poisoned?''
13931	I demanded; when they instantly cried,''What is the matter with_ you?_ Have you been poisoned?''
13931	I knew him years ago: was he a relation of yours, I wonder?"
13931	I knew no more of duty than Crusoe on his island; and as for work, I had no ambition,--why, then, should I work?
13931	I mean, not as a doctor, but as a man?"
13931	In flashes of reflection these questions arose: Who could he be but Hernando Courtney?--and where could he be going but to Julius''s chambers?
13931	Is it inevitable?
13931	Is it necessary?
13931	Is it not forced?"
13931	Is not my wretched secret written in my face?"
13931	Is your conclusion clear upon the evidence?
13931	It was clear that in both cases the nerves had been seriously played upon; but for what purpose?
13931	Julius astonished him by demanding,"What is the outrage?
13931	Lady Lefevre expressed that in her question--"Why, Julius, have you taken to hard work?
13931	Life without health can be nothing but a weariness: why should it be reckoned a praiseworthy thing to keep it going at any price?
13931	May we go now, Lady Lefevre?"
13931	Now, will you go and speak to her at once, or will you wait till another day?
13931	Ought he not to have insisted on seeing whether Julius was in truth alone in the study?
13931	Ought he not to leave some hint behind him of the strange adventure upon which he was about to embark, and which might end he knew not how or where?
13931	Over dinner, Lefevre was beset with inquiries about his mysterious case:--Was the young man better?
13931	Science is the examination of facts, and what has imagination to do with that?
13931	Shall I tell them anything of this?"
13931	Should he tell the inspector all that he had seen the night before, and all that he suspected now, or should he hold his peace?
13931	Something magneto- electric-- eh?
13931	Then turning to the waiting policeman, he said,"Of course, you must report this to your inspector?"
13931	They were retiring from the window when Embro''s voice again sounded at Lefevre''s elbow--"Come now, Lefevre; what''s the meaning of that Paris case?"
13931	Was he handsome?
13931	What did he seek?--and what find?
13931	What did you desire?--what did you hope for?"
13931	What did you say his name is, John?"
13931	What do you say, John?"
13931	What does she accuse the man of?"
13931	What does this mean?"
13931	What good would it do me if I had it?"
13931	What had the foreign- looking stranger done to him?
13931	What if the mysterious person were really proved to be Julius''s father?
13931	What more could be said or done?
13931	What then?
13931	What was the meaning of so much mystery?
13931	What was the secret of the old man''s life which had left such an awful impress on his face?
13931	What was the secret of the stranger''s endeavour?
13931	What, then, did it mean?
13931	Where am I?"
13931	Where did you say she was found?"
13931	Who journeyed with you?"
13931	Who was the man, may I ask, that you knew?"
13931	Why fix yourself to call this principle you''re seeking for''electricity''?
13931	Why should I seek fame?
13931	Why, Lefevre, do you look so amazed and overcome?
13931	Will you come?"
13931	Will you do me that service?"
13931	Will you have something to eat and drink?
13931	Will you step into the drawing- room, sir, while I inquire?
13931	Would you be so good as to bring me the bow of your violin, and borrow for me anywhere a tuning- fork of as high a note as possible?"
13931	Would you have me, then, live on,--passing to and fro among mankind merely as a blight, taking the energy of life, even from whomsoever I would not?
13931	Yet, he thought, how could he speak to the official, with all that he suspected, all that he feared, in his heart?
13931	You remember Nora, Julius, when she was a little girl in frocks?"
13931	You think me prejudiced in favour of anything of the kind; perhaps I think you prejudiced against it: where, then, is the good of discussion?"
13931	and for what purpose had he done it?
13931	debt?
13931	he panted in amazement,"do you know that you are refusing such a medical and spiritual secret as the world has not known for thousands of years?
13931	or were father and son somehow aware of each other?
13931	or, what?
13931	political intrigue?
13931	said he;"what are you talking about?
13931	what have you done?"
13931	who knows?
13931	why did you not tell me this long ago?
23232	And when you and your neighbors discovered the village, did you decide to become expatriates right then and there?
23232	Are_ you_ the real- estate man I sent for?
23232	Business always comes first with you, does n''t it?
23232	Consider the--"Distance? 23232 Could you direct me to number 23 Locust Street?"
23232	Did you have dinner?
23232	Dies out?
23232	Do n''t you?
23232	Do you blame us? 23232 Do you know what I think?"
23232	Do you understand now why I tried so hard to find a trustworthy agent?
23232	Has your husband already left for Pfleugersville?
23232	How in the dickens did you get in there?
23232	I''m--"Sorry? 23232 Into which category would you say I fall?"
23232	Is it?
23232	Suppose,he said presently,"that circumstances should make it impossible for me to carry out my end of the agreement?"
23232	Their departed masters?
23232	What_ did_ happen?
23232	Why did n''t they take their dogs with them?
23232	Why do n''t you let me stay at the hotel?
23232	Zarathustra,he gasped,"where did you get it?"
23232	And then,"Wonder why she wants to hang onto junk like this?"
23232	But please don''t--""Bother?
23232	Ca n''t you imagine the mockery opportunists would have made out of it?
23232	Did dog houses have back doorways?
23232	Green ones?
23232	Had she forgotten to latch it?
23232	Now that you''ve discovered our secret, Mr. Myles, what do you think of our brave new world?"
23232	Or had she deliberately left it unlatched so that Zarathustra could get in?
23232	The month was October, not June, and since when did flowers bloom and grass grow in October?
23232	Then, to Philip,"Shall we walk?"
23232	Then,"Do you have any identification?"
23232	There_ is_ a hotel, is n''t there?"
23232	True, most of the work is farmwork, but what of that?
23232	Was it Pfleugersville?
23232	What kind of roses?
23232	When she volunteered no explanation, he added,"Where did they move to?"
23232	Why do n''t you read it?"
23232	Why in the world did you let everything go to pot just because you were moving some place else?"
23232	Why should you be?
23232	Would it be presumptuous of me to ask how you''re going to pay for them when you''re virtually giving your old houses away?"
2629	But if what lies below the horse''s"knee"thus corresponds to the middle finger in ourselves, what has become of the four other fingers or digits?
2629	Did things so happen or did they not?
2629	What has become of the bones of all these animals?
2629	What we desire to know is, is it a fact that evolution took place?
22526	And the Markovians do n''t like to hear these things?
22526	And the Markovians do this, in obedience to you?
22526	And you say you_ permitted_ them to inflict wounds--?
22526	Are we being ordered off the investigation?
22526	But do n''t the Markovians realize the foolishness of deporting us because we stumbled onto the relationship between you and them? 22526 But where is there a life of your own?
22526	Ca n''t you see we have n''t failed? 22526 Did n''t anybody ever find out why?"
22526	Do you know if there are other I d groups serving in other galaxies?
22526	Do you really believe that''s what happened?
22526	Ever hear of the Markovian Nucleus?
22526	Has it not always been so if a species is to rise very far in its conquest of the Universe? 22526 Have the Markovians changed their attitude in any way?"
22526	How did we--?
22526	How was I to know that was such a vicious taboo? 22526 How was the savage wolf tamed to become the loyal, friendly dog?
22526	How?
22526	I believe that is your greeting on Earth, is it not?
22526	I wonder if he is n''t even going to feed us today?
22526	Ids-- you mean the Idealists--?
22526	If there is--?
22526	Is it not taboo among all civilized peoples, including your own, to invent and spread lies about those who wish you only well?
22526	Is not the parent-- or the teacher-- the servant of the child?
22526	Is that all?
22526	Know anything about them?
22526	May I introduce myself: Sal Karone, servant of the Master Dalls Ret Marthasa?
22526	No, darling, this is a perfectly bona fide proposal, complete with license, appointment, the works-- what do you say?
22526	Then why are n''t they willing to promote such an investigation? 22526 They had space flight, so they came under their own power?"
22526	Translated into your tongue it would be: How was the wild dog tamed, and a saddle put upon the fierce stallion?
22526	Were there things you had yet to say to him?
22526	What about the I d''s own culture? 22526 What are the chances and potentialities of the Nucleus worlds ever again becoming the marauders they once were?
22526	What culture would you have us acquire, that we do not have?
22526	What do you mean?
22526	What happened? 22526 What would you have us give you?"
22526	What''s your position?
22526	When? 22526 Who on Earth would believe what you have told me-- that a handful of meek, subservient Ids had conquered the mighty Markovian Nucleus?"
22526	Who?
22526	Why did you give them such an illusion?
22526	Why do you feel so sure of this?
22526	Why have the Markovians consistently lied to us?
22526	Why is the Council concerned?
22526	Why will the people in the Nucleus be made unhappy by our coming?
22526	Will you marry me now?
22526	Yes--? 22526 You are n''t fooling me?"
22526	You are n''t serious--?
22526	You believe the worlds are better,he asked gently,"just because you are there?"
22526	You could have told me about this a long time ago, could n''t you?
22526	You did n''t deliberately fall into a trap where you allowed yourselves to be killed and tortured by them?
22526	You have teleportation-- and how many other unknown psychic powers? 22526 You think I would fool about something like that, darling?
22526	_ Who_ are you people--_what_ are you?
22526	*****"How did you apply that to the Markovians?"
22526	After taking us to the heights and showing us everything that lies beyond, are you simply going to turn us away empty- handed?"
22526	And if you are in control how can they issue such an order-- unless you want it?"
22526	And what purposes--?
22526	But wo n''t you let me explain-- won''t you even allow an apology for breaking a taboo we did not understand?"
22526	Could you remind them of what their kind once was without stirring up torment within them?
22526	Did ancient man try to exterminate the wolves that came to his caves and carried off his young?
22526	Do n''t you think so, Karone?"
22526	Going backward, let us say, for perhaps two or three hundred Terran years?"
22526	Have n''t they any community ties among themselves, or do they ignore their own kind?"
22526	He merely inclined his held slowly and repeated,"How was the wild dog tamed, and a saddle put upon the fierce stallion?"
22526	How are they any different from the way they used to be?"
22526	How can we avoid Marthasa and the Markovians?"
22526	How can we get there?
22526	How was the wild dog tamed, and a saddle put upon the fierce stallion?
22526	If it operated once, it could operate again-- and would its results be as happy a second time?
22526	If you''ll join us in the dining room as soon as you''re ready--?"
22526	Is there anything to prevent you returning to Earth and writing a successful paper on the mystery of the Markovians?"
22526	Is your circle a closed one-- or can you admit those who would learn of your ways but are not of your race?"
22526	It is completely impossible for us to see him again before we go?"
22526	Just why had this bait been so innocently thrown to him?
22526	Remember Marthasa''s statement that the relationship of the_ sarghs_ does something to the Markovians?
22526	Suppose we make an appointment for this afternoon?
22526	That is what you have come for, is it not, Cameron Wilder?
22526	The problem you came to solve is now answered, is it not?
22526	These Idealists-- who could master galaxies and tame the wild Markovians-- was there anything they could not do?
22526	What do we do when we get back home?"
22526	What else could you want, with the whole Universe in the palm of your hand?
22526	What would it be called among your people?"
22526	Where had they lost it?
22526	Where is your own purpose?
22526	Where is_ your_ culture?
22526	Why did you want us to see what you had done?"
22526	Why had the Ids failed to lift themselves out of servility to a state of independence, he wondered?
22526	Why is it important enough for a big research study, anyway?"
22526	Why should they get their hackles up because_ I_ mentioned it?"
22526	Why?"
22526	Will you bring us back the answer we need?"
22526	Will you join us, Terrans?"
22526	Yet had the Markovians asked for an attempt to get an admission from him for their own purposes?
22526	You are perhaps not so unwilling to be known--?"
22526	You ask where is our culture?
22526	You ca n''t imagine_ them_ building spaceships can you?
22526	You must be expecting to make a long stay?"
19090	A claimant to the Kogan estate-- that good enough for you?
19090	A man of many interests, Hunter-- shall we let it go at that for the present? 19090 A race residing in the sea now-- could you be sure your machine would discover its presence?"
19090	A set- up?
19090	A survivor from the L- B?
19090	And how would such a claimant be profitable to us?
19090	And if there is trouble?
19090	And the evidence of such survivors living on-- that exists also?
19090	And what are you going to do, take to the woods?
19090	And you chose port- drift?
19090	And you have such a one?
19090	Beam on?
19090	But how--?
19090	But why in the mountains? 19090 But why?"
19090	Can we make the flitter?
19090	Can we take off again?
19090	Do you know much about this part of the country?
19090	Do you think we could blast that thing in the lake?
19090	Ever thought of trying for a loan premium?
19090	Fight our way out?
19090	From the safari?
19090	Give_ us_?
19090	How bad?
19090	How did he get here?
19090	How did you get into service at the Starfall?
19090	How did you know?
19090	How long will preparation take?
19090	How soon do you wish to move?
19090	Hume?
19090	I wonder if they are watching out there?
19090	Is there any hope of survivors?
19090	Just what did you sight, Gentlehomo Starns? 19090 Just where, Gentlehomo?"
19090	Knocked me out? 19090 Loan premium?
19090	My turn to ask why?
19090	No matter how few, or how scattered your native thinkers may be, you record them without missing any?
19090	No? 19090 On Jumala?"
19090	One you discovered on Jumala?
19090	Parents?
19090	Patrol coming?
19090	Reflected from some object you mean, Hunter? 19090 River range tomorrow?"
19090	Seems all very far and out of orbit now, does n''t it, Lansor? 19090 So you propose--?"
19090	Some process triggers into action when a ship sets down on this portion of Jumala, maybe when one planet''s under certain conditions only? 19090 Someone or something landed here after you left?"
19090	State child, eh?
19090	Still want to go?
19090	Such a report would interest the Patrol, would it not?
19090	Suppose he is n''t so immune after all? 19090 The stakes would have to be high, would n''t they, for us to go to all this staging?
19090	Then you''re an agent?
19090	There have been no cases of failure?
19090	These watchers-- you do n''t know them?
19090	This one-- he makes trouble?
19090	This victim compensation-- I_ could_ claim it, even though the deal was a set- up?
19090	This wall in the lake,Hume asked suddenly,"you are sure it is artificial?"
19090	Wait by the gap?
19090	Want a job?
19090	Wass?
19090	We hunt along the river, then, tomorrow?
19090	We?
19090	Were n''t Rovald''s reports explicit enough to satisfy you?
19090	Were you looking for me?
19090	What could be the reason for all this?
19090	What did you expect?
19090	What do they look like?
19090	What do we do now?
19090	What do you think it is?
19090	What in the name of nine Gods was that?
19090	What now?
19090	What was that?
19090	What''re those?
19090	What''s that? 19090 What''s that?"
19090	What''s the matter?
19090	What-- what are those things?
19090	What-- what kind?
19090	What--?
19090	What?
19090	Where?
19090	Who are you?
19090	Who are you?
19090	Why could n''t you have kept that swinging jaw of yours closed last night? 19090 Why not the state jobs?"
19090	Why-- why?
19090	Why?
19090	Why?
19090	Why?
19090	Why?
19090	Would you be willing to sign on?
19090	You are Rynch Brodie, castaway from the Largo Drift, are you not? 19090 You are sure of your selection?"
19090	You are thinking of an intelligent native race, Hunter?
19090	You believe that you are now immune to whatever force this alien installation controls?
19090	You believe that?
19090	You continue to refuse to tape?
19090	You do n''t believe that they will be released after they have been-- processed?
19090	You have a choice of survivor? 19090 You have a definite plan of search?"
19090	You have a proposition?
19090	You have scruples?
19090	You mean I need you? 19090 You mean they must have done this before?"
19090	You will accept?
19090	6"Brodie?"
19090	Ah-- now just what might that be?"
19090	And it is well that I did arrive here, is it not, Hunter?
19090	And there could be no mirror surface in there, surely there could not be?"
19090	And was waiting-- for what?
19090	And when did the Largo Drift disappear?"
19090	And where was Wass?
19090	Are you certain he is in any danger at all?
19090	But what did that signify?
19090	But why-- why him when Hume was still a prisoner?
19090	Did Wass think he was stupid enough not to guess that the Veep''s man would be in com touch with his employer?
19090	Did he guess that Rynch lurked behind, was now leading him on for some purpose of his own?
19090	Did the smell of death draw it now?
19090	Do you wish me to send your message and take over the unit until you return?
19090	For what?"
19090	Good guess, eh?
19090	Got it?"
19090	Had Hume another warning of menace out of the wood?
19090	Had Yactisi smiled?
19090	Had he fallen elsewhere and stumbled on, dazed, to fall a second time?
19090	Had some of the stars across the space void broken free from their fixed orbits?
19090	Had they somehow learned of his own presence nearby, were they out to find him?
19090	Have something to do with your share?"
19090	Have you any such in mind?"
19090	He asked quietly:"What do you remember, Brodie?"
19090	He could not believe that this was the spaceman''s game alone, for had n''t he spoken of"we"?
19090	He had been on or in Nahuatl-- a planet?
19090	He''s our pilot-- do you want to be planet bound_ here_?
19090	Hours-- days?
19090	How is it that you did n''t know about them?"
19090	If he threw himself at that, would the elasticity of the unseen curtain hurl him back into the claws of the enemy?
19090	If you are not Brodie-- then who are you?"
19090	It could have holed up in either, waiting to attack any trailer-- but why?
19090	Just how empty have we found this world?"
19090	No den-- was there also no L- B?
19090	Not a beast''s cry-- or was it?
19090	Of the place of lights and smells, which he hated so much that the hate was a sour taste in his fright- dried mouth?
19090	On the other hand, suppose they could turn that same gray haze to their own advantage-- use it to blanket their withdrawal?
19090	Only why was n''t the first Patrol explorer flaming in here caught?
19090	Only, why did he continue to dream of that room, that man, and the cup?
19090	Or did he?
19090	Or had it trailed them from the closed gate?
19090	Or were those traces left to guide another party from the camp?
19090	Or would you have preferred remaining on that island?
19090	Over there?"
19090	See-- ahead there where that log''s caught between two rocks?
19090	So what does that matter?"
19090	Suppose he gets out there and is captured again?
19090	Suppose someone''s running a private business of his own here and wants to get rid of visitors?"
19090	That could be the answer, could n''t it?"
19090	That so?"
19090	The Gentlefem?"
19090	The glint of sun on the tail of the L- B, tilted now to the sky?
19090	Then the Hunter spoke:"Half an hour at the most--""The safari camp?
19090	Then what does?"
19090	There must be more talking later on-- you understand that?"
19090	There was no alteration in the ranks of the blue watchers waiting-- for the barrier to go down, or someone in the camp to step beyond that protection?
19090	This is the best we can do now--""We''re close to the mountains, are n''t we?"
19090	Time for what?
19090	To make ready for a pitched battle with Wass-- or with the beasts herding him?
19090	To try in the space of hours to solve the mystery of the lake?
19090	Understand?"
19090	Understand?"
19090	Unless the planet is minutely explored how can your survey teams be sure of that fact?"
19090	Waiting for him?
19090	Was he going to use the open cut through which the river ran as a way of penetrating the wooded country?
19090	Was it exceedingly rough hide, or rudimentary scales?
19090	Was the other out to spy on them?
19090	Was the other sending a message by that means?
19090	What had Starns seen?
19090	What had happened?
19090	What had possessed him at that moment to contradict?
19090	What makes Rynch Brodie so important?"
19090	What was he doing here?
19090	What was the purpose of the other''s expedition?
19090	Where?"
19090	Where_ was_ here?
19090	Why had he been so utterly stupid?
19090	Why?
19090	Why?
19090	With Hume''s tape in official hands why was n''t the Hunter under restraint?
19090	Yes, eventually the Patrol would come-- but when?
19090	You take the first one?"
19090	Your game, Hume?
19090	a city?
22585	A key?
22585	And it did n''t turn out that way?
22585	And she is going to marry him?
22585	Are you going to start talking to Boran to undo the damage Narf and Sonig have done?
22585	Are you hurt, Honey-- are you hurt?
22585	Are you really sure Val loves me, after all?
22585	Are you sure?
22585	But nothing down there has been changed by it, has it?
22585	But--"But what?
22585	Did you know Dale wants to go for a walk in the woods with you this bright spring morning-- and he''s no doubt too bashful to tell you so? 22585 Do you believe that story?"
22585	Do you have a different one?
22585	Do you want me to mair your retter to your dear ore mother?
22585	Do you want me to?
22585	Embarrass him?
22585	Feel bad? 22585 Foolishness?"
22585	How?
22585	Husband- by- proxy?
22585	I heard him bragging about killing, and about his women-- I was weak, was n''t I?
22585	I see,he said, and then,"you do n''t feel bad about it, do you, Lyla?"
22585	I... so my foolishness is no longer a secret?
22585	I... when you have nothing left--Then she lifted her head in a proud gesture and said,"Should it matter to you?"
22585	Is n''t it true that certain safety devices prevent atmospheric feedback?
22585	Marry that jackass and let him bankrupt her kingdom?
22585	Oh?
22585	Oh?
22585	Oh?
22585	She''s hurt?
22585	She_ wanted_ to die?
22585	So long as I remain physically intact for the marriage night, who cares where or why I went away?
22585	So she''s already making it public information?
22585	The meeting will be on this mountain?
22585	Then what are you going to do?
22585	To die?
22585	Weak?
22585	Well,Rockford said,"what do you think of her?"
22585	What about Narf?
22585	What do you mean?
22585	What does it matter... what does anything matter?
22585	What is it?
22585	What other?
22585	What was Sonig''s plan that Narf told Lyla about?
22585	What was it?
22585	What was the kind you wanted, Lyla?
22585	What? 22585 Who wirr watch over my Princess Ryra after she marry Rord Narf?
22585	Who would miss me?
22585	Yes?
22585	You imply a created incident, sir?
22585	You knew all about them, did n''t you?
22585	You think so, eh?
22585	You went there to die, did n''t you?
22585	You''re Lieutenant Hunter, are n''t you?
22585	You''re Val Boran, sir?
22585	_ Correct it?_"Oh, sure. 22585 _ They saw that?_""Oh, sure.
22585	_ Use_ us?
22585	_ Val?_The revelation was like the stunning concussion shock of a blaster beam passing two inches overhead.
22585	***** Rockford spoke from the doorway behind Hunter:"Well, my boy, are you ready for your day''s duties?"
22585	And then he say, what about the other?
22585	Are you hurt, Rootenant?"
22585	But how could I tell Daddy, as he lay dying?"
22585	But if your father could be here today and know what you know about Narf, do you think he would want you to marry him?"
22585	Did you complete your discussion with her?"
22585	Did you ever see his lordship''s collection of heads?
22585	He asked the question to which he had to have the answer:"Once you were going to marry Val and live on Jardeen, were n''t you?"
22585	He could not force himself to speak civilly of Rockford so he changed the subject:"I understand you wanted to talk to me about the Space Guard?"
22585	He made an effort to put the vision of Lyla from his mind and asked,"Did you make any progress with Val Boran?"
22585	He spoke to Lyla with grating vehemence:"You''ve done an excellent job of making an ass of yourself-- and of me-- haven''t you?
22585	Hunter hesitated, then spoke to her:"I understand you want to talk more about the Space Guard, Princess Lyla?"
22585	I--""Kansas?"
22585	Is this true, your lordship?"
22585	Lord Narf wants to kill me?"
22585	Lyla, did you think to send anyone after their luggage?"
22585	Narf, in the grip of another Guardsman, was standing before the Council and saying in a tone both incredulous and sneering:"Is that my sentence?"
22585	Rockford came out of the cabin with his brief case and said to Val,"Are we ready to go?"
22585	Shall we call it poetic justice?"
22585	She did not answer and he said,"Is that the way it was?"
22585	She was walking slowly and he said,"We should get on back before you''re missed, should n''t we?"
22585	Then Hunter added,"You think a great deal of her, do n''t you?"
22585	Then she was bending down, kissing him, and saying,"Dale... Dale... how can we ever thank you for what you did?"
22585	There was an unintended implication in the statement and Hunter made a conjecture:"You and Princess Lyla were engaged-- how long ago?"
22585	What would he do to her in the insanity of his hatred and triumph when he reached her?
22585	Why did you go into the tiger forest?"
26066	And now what can I do for you, Eric?
26066	Do n''t you wish-- we had known better?
26066	Eric, darling,she said,"is n''t it terrible to be cooped up here in this little flat, away from the things we both love?"
26066	Eric?
26066	Sir, what have you done with my darling Violet?
26066	That''s the lady you were telling me about? 26066 The Cosmic Express?"
26066	To Venus? 26066 What is it, dear?"
26066	You can make a fire by rubbing sticks together, ca n''t you?
26066	You did n''t bring any matches, dear?
26066	But, I say-- how''re you coming back?
26066	Do you understand, dear?"
26066	Elopement?
26066	Or is it business difficulties?
26066	What is it?
26066	You lost it off your hat?"
20212	All right,Gordon said,"what goes on?"
20212	Along with how many war rockets?
20212	And I suppose that would have meant you''d have shipped in all the food we needed free?
20212	And after I took a_ bath_ to celebrate? 20212 And suppose nothing happens?"
20212	And time''s valuable, ai n''t it? 20212 And what makes you think I''m going to be a spy for Security?"
20212	And who can afford hospitals? 20212 Any muckrakers there?"
20212	Are you hungry? 20212 Arrest or rescue?"
20212	Bruce?
20212	But not so old that I ca n''t handle a couple of guards that are stubborn about trucks, eh, Izzy?
20212	But what about this part of Marsport?
20212	But what started it?
20212	Convoy duty, Izzy? 20212 Credits?"
20212	Did you find them, cobber?
20212	Did you think we''d let you go without seeing you off, cobber?
20212	Doing what?
20212	Eh? 20212 Either of you know where I can buy stencils and ink and find some kind of a truck to haul this paper along?"
20212	Ever see a Martian election? 20212 Ever see starvation?"
20212	First time?
20212	Freitag, what about you? 20212 Going hunting for those damned kids, eh?"
20212	Good luck, Gordon-- and damn it, we''re-- we got ta eat, do n''t we? 20212 Gordon, what does Security want with you?"
20212	Gordon? 20212 Gov''nor, if you''re right, and the plain gees pay my salary, who''s paying me to start fighting other cops?
20212	Hear that siren, gov''nor? 20212 Hell, who would n''t loot your trains if that''s going on?"
20212	Hospital?
20212	How come you''re walking beat, anyhow? 20212 How do I sign up with you?"
20212	How do we do it?
20212	How in hell do I marry her without any rigmarole?
20212	How long have I been like this?
20212	How much?
20212	How so? 20212 Huh?"
20212	If Security''s so damned powerful, why does n''t it stop that?
20212	If the dome gives them a perfect cover, why let me make a jackass of myself, Mother?
20212	Is it true about Security sending a ship?
20212	Like this social call?
20212	Looking for a room?
20212	Need a convoy?
20212	New cop, eh? 20212 Oh, it''s you, Gordon?"
20212	Or should I carry you?
20212	Pie- Face?
20212	Put a uniform on some men and they begin to believe they''re cops, eh, cobber?
20212	Rough, eh? 20212 Same old angles, eh?
20212	Security? 20212 Sheila?"
20212	So I get sent to Mercury?
20212	So Security wants me to contact the others in the book and organize things?
20212	So that''s the dope I brought out, eh? 20212 So you''re_ that_ Gordon?
20212	So?
20212	Tell me, lad, did they get Murdoch?
20212	Tell those trained apes of yours to cut the lights, will you, Mother? 20212 The gang?"
20212	The princess? 20212 Then who cares?
20212	Vacation?
20212	War, what else? 20212 Well, how--?"
20212	Well? 20212 What about a lock on the door?"
20212	What are you going to do now, Bruce?
20212	What did Trench want?
20212	What does your boss Jurgens figure on doing, punk? 20212 What else can I do?"
20212	What good would it do you? 20212 What happened to you, Izzy?"
20212	What happens to you now?
20212	What happens when they arrive, Bruce?
20212	What in hell brings you back?
20212	What makes you think Security can do anything? 20212 What makes you think Wayne will be re- elected?
20212	What''s he hanged for?
20212	What''s in it?
20212	What''s the angle?
20212	When do we get our money?
20212	When my own granddaughter comes crying for help? 20212 Where does a man eat around here?"
20212	Where''s Captain Trench?
20212	Where''s Randolph?
20212	Who elected you chief martyr around here? 20212 Who is it?"
20212	Who knows? 20212 Who''s this?"
20212	Why did n''t you two wait?
20212	Why do n''t you pull off the planet, Fats? 20212 Why do n''t you two get married and make your fighting legal?"
20212	Why not push it ourselves?
20212	Why not, Gordon? 20212 Why''d you come back?"
20212	Wire and explosive still there?
20212	You ai n''t gon na beat me this time? 20212 You all right, Bruce?
20212	You mean you hid Trench out, too?
20212	You''re going through with it?
20212	Your mother was good with a soldering iron, was n''t she? 20212 And what happened?
20212	Any objections, Yeoman?"
20212	But are you sure you want it stopped?"
20212	But why in hell should I?
20212	But why the change of heart?"
20212	Chapter XII WIFE OR PRISONER?
20212	Contact, Izzy?"
20212	Damn it, Mother, sit down- wind from me, wo n''t you?
20212	Did you call me out of bed just to check on that, young man?"
20212	Did you make''em give you my beat?"
20212	Do n''t you know a_ wife_ should n''t keep secrets from her_ husband_?
20212	Do you still think I have it on me?"
20212	Do you think it''s worth it?
20212	Do you want to shoot me, or will you follow orders?"
20212	Eh, you have n''t forgotten me, cobber?"
20212	Ever get that louse you were out for?"
20212	Fifty- fifty?"
20212	Give me a hand, and I''ll take care of all this... Want me to drop you off?"
20212	Gordon?"
20212	Had breakfast, Gordon?"
20212	Heard about Mayor Wayne?"
20212	How about a game of shanks?"
20212	How come a muckraking newspaperman like you never turned up anything on them, Gordon?"
20212	How many?"
20212	How''d you grease the fix?"
20212	I figure you know where all the scratch went?"
20212	If a doctor''s job was to prevent illness, instead of merely curing it, then why should n''t it be a policeman''s job to prevent crime?
20212	If they wo n''t let us get the oil and chemicals we need, why should we feed them?"
20212	If you had n''t reported in... Gordon, did he try to make you think he was--""Security?"
20212	Isaacs?
20212	Jurgens''punks, eh?"
20212	Murdoch called,"Where are you going?"
20212	Now get the hell out of my room, will you?"
20212	Now, where''s this Gordon fellow?"
20212	Okay, gov''nor?"
20212	On you?"
20212	Or dope running?"
20212	Or is it maybe that somebody is n''t being exactly honest with the scratch they lift from the gees?"
20212	Or should I take it back?"
20212	Or the new Commissioner Crane?
20212	Right?"
20212	See it?
20212	Sick, do you hear?
20212	Sleep on the floor, want a bunk, squat with four, or room and duchess to yourself?"
20212	Suppose the whole gang jumps us at once?"
20212	Takes it kind of hard, does n''t he?"
20212	Taking over_ all_ the rackets for the whole city?"
20212	Too bad Trench got torn to bits by the mob, is n''t it?
20212	Trench?
20212	Want a good room?"
20212	Want a room?"
20212	We''re assessing you--""Not long on Mars, are you?"
20212	Well?"
20212	Were they waiting for him to get up on a soapbox?
20212	What the hell do they want it for?"
20212	What''ll we do with the prisoners?"
20212	What''s it going to cost me?"
20212	What''s pushing, stranger?"
20212	What''s wrong with you, Rusty?
20212	What''s your precinct?"
20212	When she finally admits she_ needs_ her old grandfather?"
20212	Where is it, Sheila?
20212	Where is it?"
20212	Where is it?"
20212	Where the hell you been?"
20212	Where''s the nearest?"
20212	Who cares?
20212	Why ca n''t they stick to knives?"
20212	Why not for us?"
20212	Why not skip the meeting?
20212	Whyn''t you say he was with Murdoch?"
20212	Wife or prisoner?
20212	With elections coming up, and the boys loaded with vote money back in town-- with a deck of cheaters like that-- you want to_ eat_?"
20212	You okay?"
20212	You staying over, or want me to give you an engineer and drag car so you can ride back in comfort?"
20212	You think they give away at the hospitals free?"
26140	All right, notice in my article I am writing on chromosomes-- chains of genes, and my field is--?
26140	Come now, Milt, do n''t you think you''re taking this a little too seriously? 26140 Did you write this?"
26140	Look, Milt, what''s the basic problem? 26140 Milt, did you ever stop to think how lucky we are?
26140	Milt, why do n''t you do some library work? 26140 So, what... how do you mean, Milt?"
26140	What do you mean-- can''t leave? 26140 How goes it?
26140	Is n''t it a matter basically of a breakdown in the interchange of ideas?
26140	Is there-- Why not have supper with me, and we''ll take in the movie in the lounge?"
26140	The present research job he was doing was coming slowly, but what difference did it make?
26140	What do I do?
26140	What was he accusing the man of?
26140	What was the good of his work, all this great installation, all the gleaming expensive equipment in the lab around him?
26140	Where can you get better equipment, help, coöperation in the country than here?"
26140	Why do security measures strangle research?
26140	Why?
26140	You going?"
2630	And what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?
2630	Understood?
2630	By whom?
2630	Has any one ever disputed the contention, thus solemnly enunciated, that the doctrine of evolution was not invented the day before yesterday?
2630	Has any one ever dreamed of claiming it as a modern innovation?
2630	Vertebrate_ land_-population( Amphibia, Reptilia[?]).
2633	In what other way than by such an appeal to their experience could he so surely awaken in his audience the tragic pity and terror?
2633	What, then, could be more natural than that a Chaldaean poet should seek for the incidents of a great catastrophe among such phenomena?
2631	But what is the good of it all in the face of Leviticus on the one hand and of palaeontology on the other?
2631	I am really grieved to be obliged to say that this third( or is it fourth?)
2631	It may be so, or it may not be so; but where is the evidence which would justify any one in making a positive assertion on the subject?
21647	After twenty years of her? 21647 Against a man- mountain like that?
21647	All black, Babe?
21647	All passengers, will you[1] pay attention, please?
21647	And get killed yourself? 21647 And how many metric tons of apparatus have you got in the hold?"
21647	And what,said Deston finally,"do you suppose happened to the other side of the ship?"
21647	Are you any good at obstetrics?
21647	Bernice Burns? 21647 Besides, you already have, ai n''t you?"
21647	But are n''t you_ worried_, sweetheart? 21647 But ca n''t I do something to help?"
21647	But suppose she''s Theodora?
21647	But those acrobatics in plus gee-- and you''re trained down as hard and fine as I am, and it''s my business to be-- how come?
21647	But we''re going to surprise''em, ai n''t we?
21647	But what can we_ do_ about it?
21647	But what were you doing in this lifecraft? 21647 But you can lock up_ all_ their guns, ca n''t you?"
21647	Crawl, what?
21647	D''ya think I''m dumb? 21647 D''you think I''d even_ try_ to play footsie with_ Barbara Warner_?"
21647	Do you mean we''ll have to blast_ normal_ to a system?
21647	Dowsing? 21647 Found a big new field, did n''t they?
21647	Four months, say? 21647 Have you got the_ slightest_ idea of what he was talking about?"
21647	How come you are n''t ticketed for subspace, then?
21647	How do you know so much about me?
21647	How do you read me, Frenchy old horse?
21647	However, if it makes the old boy happy and gives the College a toehold on subspace, what do_ we_ care?
21647	Huh? 21647 Huh?"
21647	Huh?
21647	Huh?
21647	It''d be suicide... and with no motive..._ could_ they, Ted, possibly?
21647	Let''s see... one gravity, plus and minus... velocity... time... it''ll take about eleven months?
21647	Of what day, month, and year?
21647	Oh, a Theoretician?
21647	Oh, yeah?
21647	Oh... so_ you_ get hunches, too?
21647	Oh..._ that_ was what you meant by''fantastic precautions,''back there?
21647	Oh? 21647 See?"
21647	Shall I try the radio now, Doc?
21647	So what?
21647	So you''ll have plenty of warning?
21647	Trouble? 21647 Uncle Andy, why do n''t you_ use_ that Big Brain of yours?"
21647	Well, is that bad?
21647	What can_ you_ throw straight enough to do any good?
21647	What difference does that make?
21647	What happened.... What hap...?
21647	What''s the chance of it having an Earth- type planet?
21647	What''s your time?
21647	Wire, you mean? 21647 With dozens of doctorates in everything from Astronomy to Zoology?
21647	Without a suit and not knowing how to use one? 21647 Yes, but for what_ age_?"
21647	You''re a specialist in subspace, then?
21647	You''ve picked out your girl friend for the trip, I suppose?
21647	You... how_ dumb_ can you get?
21647	Your passengers, Herc?
21647	A guy does talk better in his own lingo, does n''t he?
21647	And I''m a Newmartian, you know, so I teach a few courses----""Newmartian?
21647	And who''s''we''?"
21647	Anyway, would_ you_ have the sublime gall to make passes at Warner Oil''s heiress, with more millions in her own sock than you''ve got dimes?"
21647	Before you gun him, let me work him over just a little bit, huh?"
21647	Besides, who wants a man a foot taller than she is and twice as big?
21647	Both of us at once, of----""Why?"
21647	But how''d you make it?
21647	But tell me-- am I correct in saying that none of you were in direct contact with the metal of the ship when it happened?"
21647	But what was that''except''business?"
21647	Ca n''t you delouse your signal?
21647	Ca n''t you see the guy''s chain lightning on ball bearings?"
21647	Can do?"
21647	Did you ever hear of Warner Oil?"
21647	Do n''t you?"
21647	Do you want a hundred limit at ten bucks a millimeter on how far the hole is off dead center?"
21647	Have you ever planned this kind of an operation or do you want me to?"
21647	How about the other three, Herc?"
21647	How close can you count seconds?"
21647	How come?
21647	How could it?"
21647	How do you read me, Control Six?"
21647	How do you read me, Control Six?"
21647	How do you read me, Procyon One?"
21647	How soon can we get married?"
21647	I ask you, Babe, what does that mean?
21647	I got to get back myself, do n''t I?
21647	I have n''t measured any yet; have you, Doc?"
21647	I''m_ ever_ so glad to meet you, Doctor----?"
21647	If anything?"
21647	In South America somewhere?"
21647	In a lifecraft?
21647	In?"
21647	K.?"
21647	Name and job?"
21647	Not even the least little bit?"
21647	Not navigable, of course?"
21647	Now, how will they figure the battle?
21647	Now, if you''ll help me find my stuff and bring some of it-- a computer and so on-- up to the lounge?"
21647	Of what use is it to pit such puny and trivial things as_ facts_ against rock- ribbed, iron- bound, entrenched AUTHORITY?
21647	Or I ca n''t make the approach?
21647	Or I do n''t know where the heavy grease is at?
21647	Or a rabbi?"
21647	Or that them subspace Boy Scouts can be fixed?
21647	Or_ are_ you sure, really?"
21647	Really?"
21647	Remote everything to Baby Two, and----""Would you mind delousing_ your_ signal?"
21647	Shall we go hunt up the parson-- or should it be a priest?
21647	So I think we''d better take Captain French''s advice, do n''t you?"
21647	So I_ do n''t_ have anything to worry about, do I?"
21647	So how about it, Uncle Andy?"
21647	So if you ever happen to accidentally get mad at me you''ll tie me right up into a pretzel?"
21647	So who will I knock out with the first chair?"
21647	So who''s Barbara Warner?"
21647	Survivors?"
21647	The only thing is, when?
21647	Then, with a bright, quick grin:"We_ have_ got a lot to learn about each other, have n''t we?"
21647	They''d fire you?"
21647	Tomorrow?"
21647	Well, then, would you_ marry_ anybody like that?"
21647	What are Grahams?"
21647	What are you using for a brain?
21647	What do you read?"
21647	What does your telltale read?
21647	What kind?"
21647	What sun?
21647	What were they like?"
21647	Where?"
21647	Wherefore she said instead:"Why''d you let him keep his pistol?
21647	Whittle the stuff down to our size?"
21647	Why ai n''t_ you_ in subspace?"
21647	Why are n''t you?"
21647	Why else would he?"
21647	Why, you''ve seen the pictures-- here, look at them again... see?
21647	Why?"
21647	Will do?"
21647	With both of us dead, can you guess within ten million bucks of how much they''ll collect?"
21647	You ca n''t, without resigning, can you?
21647	You never even thought of dowsing, did you?"
21647	You''ll live down here in the Middle with me, wo n''t you, all the time you are n''t actually on duty?"
21647	You''re_ that_ good?
21647	You''ve probably heard what they call me?"
21647	You?
21647	[ 1] Transcriber''s Note: The original read"will pay attention, please?"
21647	[ Illustration]"Where to?"
21647	_ Are_ we in for a lot of trouble?"
21647	you?"
23762	Anything?
23762	Approximately how far back would you like me to begin?
23762	Barbarians?
23762	But what about self- determination? 23762 But what point is there in such a life?
23762	How do you know if any of the Rational People survive?
23762	How far back does your history go?
23762	How long is a year on your planet?
23762	How many races were there?
23762	How''d you make out on III, by the way?
23762	Joe?
23762	More water?
23762	Well, what do you say? 23762 What about devils?"
23762	What do you mean by that?
23762	What is the point in any way of life? 23762 What is your legend of creation?"
23762	What would you do if this sun were to nova?
23762	What''s the score on this job? 23762 Who''s Pruneface?"
23762	Willing to work your way around the galaxy, eh? 23762 You are all of one race?"
23762	You mean this humanoid speaks Chinese?
23762	You mean you''ve actually found a live humanoid?
23762	You mean you''ve been slaves for five million years?
23762	*****"Kung,"Griffin asked over coffee next afternoon,"how well up are you on Chinese mythology?"
23762	*****"Well, have you gotten beyond the''me, Charlie''stage yet?"
23762	But what if we refused to take you?"
23762	Meanwhile, could you give me a little local history?"
23762	More hot water?"
23762	Want to put them on?"
23762	What do you think?"
23762	What would you do without a technology to build spaceships?"
23762	When they didn''t--""You mean you do n''t really care?"
23762	Why do you continue living this way?"
23198	And I suppose my invention is run by compressed air?
23198	And he wanted to sell it to you sight- unseen?
23198	Besides, even if I had an iron- bound patent, what good would it do me? 23198 Besides, if it were a battery, why did n''t he say so?
23198	But why tell_ you_ it was a battery?
23198	Could n''t they?
23198	Could n''t you patent it?
23198	He did n''t palm his phony machine off on you, did he?
23198	How come you do n''t patent it?
23198	How do you explain,Thorn said carefully,"the fact that his suitcase_ did_ run all those lights?"
23198	I presume this is all under wraps, eh? 23198 It''s--""Wait a minute,"said one of the others,"is it some kind of hydrogen fuel cell?"
23198	Mr. Sorensen,he asked in all innocence,"have you got a patent on that battery?"
23198	Need any help?
23198	Oh? 23198 Sorensen?"
23198	Test? 23198 Then why all the folderol?"
23198	Well,said the colonel,"we wanted him to give us a demonstration out in the Mojave Desert--"*****"... Out in the Mojave Desert?"
23198	What about it?
23198	What happened?
23198	What is?
23198	What''s a patent pool?
23198	What''s that?
23198	What''s to patent? 23198 Whatever for, Colonel Dower?"
23198	Would you excuse me for a minute? 23198 You mean to say it was n''t a battery after all?"
23198	You mean you ca n''t patent it, even if it works a hundred times better than an ordinary battery?
23198	And how did it come to the attention of North American Carbide& Metals?"
23198	Are you willing to go?"
23198	Copper oxide, maybe, as a depolarizer?
23198	Could n''t they get hold of the patent papers?"
23198	Did you ever hear of the Keely Motor?"
23198	Do you know him?"
23198	Ever hear of a patent pool?"
23198	From what?
23198	How?
23198	Laminated plates, maybe?
23198	Mr. Sorensen, if that thing is dangerous, had n''t we better back off a little way from it?"
23198	One of the other men in the lab said:"What kind of a joke is this?"
23198	Question: What is in the Little Black Box?
23198	Sanderson?
23198	Siegel?"
23198	Something to do with cars?"
23198	Thorn said:"Tell me, colonel-- what was this fellow''s name?"
23198	Thorn?"
23198	Thorn?"
23198	Thorn?"
23198	What about the Russians?
23198	What was the Keely Motor?"
23198	Who was the genius who invented it?"
23198	Why not just come out with the truth?"
23198	Why should they offer more?
23198	_ Where else are you going to sell it?_ If one company gets it, they all get it.
23198	missing] Question: What is in the Little Black Box?
26332	After all these years?
26332	And just how does one eat dinner with an electronic computer?
26332	And where are you going to hang the medal?
26332	But what did you mean by that remark about this being the king''s problem?
26332	How do you figure that?
26332	Know what?
26332	Well?
26332	What does it say? 26332 Why,"he demanded of no one in particular,"did this have to happen to us?"
26332	Yet who else has made a comparable discovery? 26332 *****Is there any way we can keep the presentation secret?"
26332	Does she accept?"
26332	Or one that is even half as important?"
22897	A risk?
22897	Actually?
22897	And what in the devil,I asked,"are particles of space and time?"
22897	And what,I asked,"will you do with the psychons?"
22897	Are you all right? 22897 But ca n''t you-- can''t you--?"
22897	But she''ll get over it, wo n''t she? 22897 But what good is it?"
22897	But-- about anarchy, then?
22897	But-- what about billboards and all?
22897	But-- what is it?
22897	Did it ever occur to you that the ideal university can not exist? 22897 Did n''t I say a dozen times that the psychons are transmuted to perfectly ordinary quanta of visible light?
22897	Does van Manderpootz ever do work without reason back of it? 22897 Eh?
22897	Eh? 22897 Feel?
22897	Have you been to a doctor recently?
22897	How do you feel?
22897	How-- how do you know?
22897	How? 22897 Huh?"
22897	Is n''t that enough?
22897	Late? 22897 Now what?"
22897	Now-- why were you sitting there like a dummy for half an hour? 22897 Professor,"I burst out suddenly,"why wo n''t they let me see Denise?
22897	Professor,I said tensely,"may I use that-- that thing of yours again?
22897	Then what''s in between these particles of space and time? 22897 Then why ca n''t I see her?"
22897	To demonstrate what?
22897	Very?
22897	Well, how long is a chronon in time? 22897 Well, why do n''t you say something?"
22897	What crack- brained contraption of Uncle Haskel''s is that?
22897	What do you see?
22897	What good is it?
22897	What the devil,I asked hoarsely,"are you talking about?"
22897	What the--?
22897	What''s it for?
22897	What''s that?
22897	What''s the cube root of 4913?
22897	Who am I to argue with van Manderpootz? 22897 Why the devil--?"
22897	Why-- why is she coming here?
22897	Why?
22897	You can? 22897 You mean-- she''s real?
22897	Your idealizator?
22897	And why ought it to work on gasoline instead of electric power?"
22897	But is_ that_ the whole purpose of this dizzy robot?
22897	But what''s that grinning robot got to do with it?"
22897	Could_ you_ see her?"
22897	Curious, eh?
22897	Damned funny, is n''t it?"
22897	Do you expect me to materialize an ideal for you?"
22897	Do you know what I''m going to see?
22897	Do you see?
22897	Do you see?
22897	Do you understand?
22897	Have I not just demonstrated that one can be transformed, through the cosmon, into any other?
22897	Have I not just proven that thoughts are as real as matter, energy, time, or space?
22897	Have you chosen a topic?"
22897	Have you ever seen stark, mad, infinite terror on a human face?
22897	His_ Opus Majus_,_ Opus Minus_, and_ Opus Tertium_--""What,"I interrupted impatiently,"has all this to do with-- that?"
22897	How big is a spation in space?"
22897	If time moves, as you say, in jerks of one chronon each, what''s between the jerks?"
22897	If you could see her, why not I?"
22897	In dreams?
22897	Is she--?"
22897	Is that true?"
22897	Just a basis for logic?"
22897	My idealizator must have worked, as is only natural for a van Manderpootz creation, but what were you thinking of?"
22897	She exists?
22897	She lives?
22897	She''ll forget that part of it?"
22897	She''s already married, eh?"
22897	There is no torture like boredom, Dixon, and-- Well, have I proved my point?"
22897	True?"
22897	Understand?"
22897	Was n''t it you who snared a million dollars in the market so you could ask Whimsy White--?"
22897	What interest had I in the perfect university and its inability to exist?
22897	Why ca n''t you get her back here and let her visualize the ideally beautiful?
22897	Why?
22897	Why?
22897	Would not each robot given the same insides have exactly the same character?"
22897	You''d do that much, would n''t you?"
26855	A-- what?
26855	Going my way?
26855	Have much trouble getting rides?
26855	The Strato Rovers, eh? 26855 Where are you headed for?"
26855	Only keep your lip buttoned, see?"
26855	Tell me, Eagen, what are you doing out here around a small Earth town like Dentonville?"
26855	That''s the next town, is n''t it?"
26855	What is your-- er-- racket, anyway?"
22608	Does not the burning of a metropolitan theatre,says a great writer,"take above a million times as much telling as the creation of a world?"
22608	Well-- Savage''s?
22608	What one?
22608	Why could n''t he write English instead of indulging in that_ thee_ and_ thou_ business?
22608	*****"Have you a poem on the Victor of Manengo, by Anon?"
22608	1459, which brought £ 4,950 at the Syston Park sale in 1884?
22608	A?
22608	An eminent librarian of one of the largest libraries was asked whether he did not find a great deal of time to read?
22608	And of the books which go a second time to the binder, although at first uncut, how many retain their fair proportions of margin when they come back?
22608	And what of the newspaper?
22608	But here comes in the problem-- can the requisite authority to lay the tax be secured?
22608	But how many books do we see always bulging open at the sides, or stiffly resisting being opened by too great tightness in the back?
22608	But the question returns upon us-- what is wholesome food?
22608	But, when your insurance office is bankrupt, what becomes of the insured?
22608	By which method of notation will the library messenger boys or girls soonest find the book?
22608	Can one guess be said to be any nearer the fact than the other?
22608	Do readers want an exciting novel?
22608	Do you, in your search, take up every book in that mass, to scrutinize its title, and see if it is the one you seek?
22608	Does not this bespeak laxity of public morals in Boston in regard to such abuses of library property?
22608	Dost ask what book creates such heavenly thought?
22608	His daily business being learning, why should he not in time, become learned?
22608	How can a dyspeptic who dwells in the darkness of a disease, be a guiding light to the multitudes who beset him every hour?
22608	How often do you leave out a word in your writing experience, which may change the meaning of a whole sentence?
22608	How then, you may ask, is a weak memory to be strengthened, or a fairly good memory to be cultivated into a better one?
22608	I may instance the Mazarin Bible of Gutenberg and Schoeffer( 1455?)
22608	If there is a city charter, does it empower the municipal authorities( city council or aldermen) to levy such a tax?
22608	If these books were sentient beings, and could speak, would they not say--"our sufferings are intolerable?"
22608	If we have international patent right, why not international copyright?
22608	In view of the valuable monopoly conceded by the public, does not the government in effect give far more than a_ quid pro quo_ for the copy- tax?
22608	Is not the name of the author commonly uppermost in the mind of the searcher?
22608	It was but"A Modern Instance"Of true"Love''s Random Shot,"And I,"The Heir of Redclyffe"Was"Kidnapped": and"Why Not"?
22608	May we not be pardoned for treating all estimates as utterly fallacious that are not based upon known facts and figures?
22608	Now can any one give a valid reason for the awkward and tedious method of notation exhibited in the Roman numerals?
22608	Of what consequence is the size of a book to any one, except to the searcher who has to find it on the shelves?
22608	One of the most common and most inconsiderate questions propounded to a librarian is this:"Do you ever expect to read all these books through?"
22608	Query-- What did she want?
22608	Shall we let him?
22608	Shall you refer then to the English Catalogue for its title?
22608	Suppose( as often happens) that you bind your pamphlet, does it then cease to be a pamphlet, and become a book?
22608	The first question that arises is, what are those means?
22608	The pride of dead and dawning years, How can a poet best repay The debt he owes your House to- day?
22608	The word is in Shakespeare:"Comest thou with deep premeditated lines, With written pamphlets studiously devised?"
22608	This is what is known as a"Dictionary catalogue"; but why is it preferable to any other?
22608	To print or not to print?
22608	We ask-- who is sufficient for these things?
22608	What are the business houses which are most thronged with customers?
22608	What can be more exciting than"Les Miserables"of Victor Hugo, a book of exceptional literary excellence and power?
22608	What could you not do in three months, if you had all the time to yourself?
22608	What does he learn by his assiduous pursuit of these ephemeral will o''the wisps, that only"lead to bewilder, and dazzle to blind?"
22608	What has been the result?
22608	What is a pamphlet?
22608	What is the best style of binding for a select or a public library?
22608	What life is long enough-- what intellect strong enough, to master even a tithe of the learning which all these books contain?
22608	What merit is there in having a good memory, when one can not help remembering?
22608	What time has he, wearied by the day''s multifarious and exacting labors, for any thorough study of books?
22608	Which of these two forms of expression is more quickly written, or stamped, or read?
22608	Who ever felt Miss Austen tame, or called Sir Walter slow?
22608	Who wants this bright young man?
22608	Who will say that the last form of title does not convey substantially all that is significant of the book, stripped of superfluous verbiage?
22608	Why do you do this?
22608	Why should they not be so?
22608	Why was this?
22608	Why?
22608	With one or two hundred thousand volumes as a basis, what but utter neglect can prevent a library from becoming a great and useful institution?
22608	Works without date, when the exact date is not found, are to be described conjecturally, thus:[ 1690?]
22608	and it is well answered by propounding another question, namely--"Did_ you_ ever read your dictionary through?"
25931	What is the Reality?
25931	But let us carry this one step further: can we, by our analogy of Matter praying, understand why"the knowledge of God is Everlasting Life"?
25931	Can the whole firmamental creation in its turn be nothing but a corner of some mightier scheme?
25931	How then can we get a base line for our telescopes longer than the whole width of the earth?
25931	Is there no way then by which we can continue our journey further towards the appreciation of this infinity?
25931	May we not even glimpse at the future to which evolution is carrying us?
25931	The question,"What is Truth?"
25931	VIEW THREE MYSTICISM AND SYMBOLISM"Who can doubt that the Mystics know more than the Theologians, and that the Poets know more than the Scientists?
25931	What do we see?
25931	What has been the result of our investigation?
25931	What is this wonderful sense?
25931	What qualification was required of those who attended his Academy?
25931	What, then, determined this sudden change, resulting in a wonderful accession of beauty to Architectural design?
25931	and is not that exactly what I have done?
23102	Afraid I''ll blow it up?
23102	Are you going to help him commit such a crime?
23102	Are you going to let him do it?
23102	Blame them? 23102 But how about you, Phillips?
23102	Can you handle it?
23102	Controls locked?
23102	Do n''t you see? 23102 Do n''t you think we should at least consider what Varret told us?
23102	Do what?
23102	Does that log say anything about the plague ship?
23102	How about it?
23102	How about you?
23102	How do they kick them off?
23102	How have they got it?
23102	How near are we?
23102	How well do_ you_ pilot a rocket?
23102	How?
23102	Huh? 23102 Just what plans do you have for us?"
23102	Now what?
23102	Pretty vicious, are n''t you?
23102	That it?
23102	Then we can get movin''whenever we want?
23102	They still aboard?
23102	Well,asked Donna,"what will it be?"
23102	Wh- wh- what? 23102 Whaddya mean?"
23102	What are you doing?
23102	What do you make of it?
23102	What happened?
23102	What will they do with us now?
23102	What''s the rush? 23102 What?"
23102	Where are you?
23102	Where do you stand now, Phillips?
23102	Where was your Health Department?
23102	Where''s Brecken?
23102	Why all the jabber?
23102	Why do n''t you get some_ men_ in your Department of Security?
23102	Why not look over the ship,the engineer suggested,"before we blast off on half our jets?
23102	Why not? 23102 Why not?"
23102	Why not?
23102	Why pick on us?
23102	Why should we do anything at all?
23102	Yes, but will he keep his word? 23102 You know something about racers?"
23102	You mean we have to point at a target to fire?
23102	_ The crews found they could not kill!_"What?
23102	Any questions?"
23102	Are you ready to... do something?"
23102	But you do n''t care, do you?"
23102	Did he sell you that easily?"
23102	Did you swallow all that stuff the old man told you?"
23102	Do you want to die?"
23102	Donna protested;"what do you think you''re going to do?"
23102	Got a viewer in here?"
23102	Hair brown, eyes brown, complexion darkly tanned-- that was before Luna, was n''t it, Phillips?
23102	How can we even hope to do anything right, without blowing ourselves up?"
23102	How do you really know they''re dangerous?
23102	How soon, he wondered, would they detect the presence of his torpedo?
23102	I wonder if you''ll do...?"
23102	If this plague is as dangerous as he says, this is no time to--""Do you_ have_ to be so bloodthirsty?"
23102	Or would they neglect this direction, being intent upon the destruction of those who were attempting to frustrate their mad dash for Mars?
23102	The children... imagine that, will you?"
23102	Was it the thought of Brecken, the engineer wondered, or fear of what they were planning to do?
23102	What has that to do with it?
23102	What inhibitions made men black out rather than carry it through?
23102	You crazy?
26955	Are you Professor Carbonic?
26955	But how did this lead to your experiments?
26955	Can you----?
26955	How is the child?
26955	I am, what can I do for you?
26917	Bob, what happened-- and where on earth are we?
26917	But what of the two of us whose bodies you do not need?
26917	Can you not at least take them through the arch- gate with you back to their home world?
26917	I wonder what part of N''Yawk His Nibs yanked these babies from?
26917	Then where is this hopped- up layout anyway, fellah, if it ai n''t on Earth?
26917	Why should I do anything so foolish as that?
26917	I''m Gil Mapes, see?
26917	Mebbe we''re on the Moon now, or on Mars, huh?"
26917	We''d better go easy till-- wait, what''s that?"
26917	What happened anyway, fellah?"
22426	An envoy?
22426	And how else may I be sure I will remain acceptable?
22426	And what are we going to do about Klaron''s goods?
22426	And what ship do you think I spotted standing this way?
22426	And you plan to journey to Norlar to verify this rumor, and perhaps to make a sea voyage?
22426	And?
22426	Any maedli hot?
22426	Banasel,he called,"what''s this?"
22426	But have you ever tried that little trick?
22426	But my ten caldor make me and my goods acceptable?
22426	But why did you return with more goods?
22426	But you finally decided to visit Kneuros?
22426	Could this be the wrath of Kondaro?
22426	Coöperate with a bunch of half savage natives, against my own friends? 22426 Did you say two hundred fifty?"
22426	Do you mean to tell me you have n''t anything to report on them?
22426	Do you really believe in the powers of your ornaments, then?
22426	Do you think these priests at Norlar might be in our line of business?
22426	Drones?
22426	Guess we''ll need a can opener?
22426	Have there been any arrivals?
22426	How are things down Karth way?
22426	How can I believe else, when I have seen their miraculous workings so often?
22426	How do you know of my affairs?
22426	How do you plan to find your aliens-- if there are any?
22426	How is our course?
22426	How long have you been trading around Norlar?
22426	How much more has Kir told you?
22426	How much?
22426	How old are you, Banasel?
22426	How, then, are you to know where I am going?
22426	How?
22426	I turned something down, did n''t I?
22426	Inhospitable, is n''t he?
22426	It''s the most prominent landmark on the island, is n''t it?
22426	Look,he commented,"why bother with all this mystic business?
22426	Need any help?
22426	Now, what did you have to do that for?
22426	Oh, Illustrious Traveler,exclaimed the man,"how can I fail to know these things when it is given to me to vend these amulets of great fortune?"
22426	Oh?
22426	Oh?
22426	Oh?
22426	Romance of the far places?
22426	Screens?
22426	See that small break in the clouds? 22426 See what I mean?"
22426	Shall I give him some more and knock out the generators?
22426	Shipwreck?
22426	Some sleeping rugs, perhaps? 22426 Stellar Guard?
22426	Suppose someone fell overboard?
22426	Suppose they start losing ships? 22426 Taking traders with them?"
22426	Things like this happen often?
22426	Think we should set up a base near Norlar and have a look?
22426	This is legitimate, according to their rules?
22426	This is your first trip?
22426	Well,he asked,"how did it go?"
22426	What about these birds in hand?
22426	What can I do?
22426	What kind of a setup did these jokers have?
22426	What of the sword up there?
22426	What would be the price of those earrings?
22426	What''s there to talk about, then? 22426 What''s wrong?"
22426	What?
22426	Where do the Kondaran priests come in?
22426	Where do you want to start, Banasel?
22426	Where?
22426	Who are you? 22426 Who are you?"
22426	Why did I tell you to make a generous offering, then put a smaller coin in the bowl myself? 22426 Why not coöperate?
22426	Will this storm blow over soon?
22426	You and I were blotted out of his memory, remember? 22426 You are Genro Kir?"
22426	You have goods?
22426	You hesitate at twenty balata, then you point out that?
22426	You mean you were never in Norlar before?
22426	You own herds to the North?
22426	You say this sword was made beyond the Great Sea? 22426 Your name, Traveler?"
22426	Your name, Voyager?
22426	*****_"Are you going to help them on their way?
22426	*****_"See what I meant?
22426	And how does he expect me to make a personal check in one night?"
22426	And how old were their species?"
22426	But here?
22426	But how many years-- our years-- had they spent in their schooling?
22426	But how old do you think some of those young guardsmen we worked with were?"
22426	But we can''t--""Who said anything about destroying life?"
22426	Can you name any reason why we should protect you further, at the expense of our own lives?
22426	Did he remember you?"
22426	Did you give him a good sales talk?"
22426	Did you?"
22426	Do we go in?"
22426	Do you think we could pick up all the knowledge and training back of his handling of technical equipment in a mere ten years of training?"
22426	He had dealt with tribes ashore, who had the simple, savage ethic:"He is a stranger?
22426	How about you?
22426	How old were the civilizations they came from?
22426	How, then, came it to Norlar and thence here?"
22426	I''m responsible... for that?"
22426	Is that clear?"
22426	It took ten years, remember?"
22426	It''s where you wanted to go, is n''t it?"
22426	Kondaro''s a god, remember?
22426	Musa told you this came from overseas?"
22426	Now, how can such a one venture upon the Eastern Sea without a sacred amulet?"
22426	Or a finely worked bronze jar from the East?"
22426	Or would you rather be paralyzed again?"
22426	Or, do you enjoy seeing your friends turn themselves into flaming clouds of smoke?"
22426	Right?"
22426	Shall we say six?"
22426	Sort of watch him try to save his ship in a real emergency?"
22426	Suppose that from now on, no ship returns to port?"
22426	Suppose we make it eight hundred fifty?"
22426	That is what you want to know?"
22426	What happened to them?"
22426	What is that?"
22426	What say you?"
22426	What trouble can we have?"
22426	What would its price be?"
22426	What''s he doing?"
22426	What''s the idea?"
22426	What''s the whole foundation of this cult of Kondaro?"
22426	Where could a lone, friendless man find help in this waste of wind and water?
22426	Why not just clamp onto him, and keep track of him that way?
22426	Why?"
22426	Will we ever learn?"
22426	Would n''t it be easier to do this than to continue torturing himself with a hopeless fight?
22426	You remember the desert and mountain ranges, of course?
22426	You''d like to see your old friend, Dontor, again, would n''t you, Musa?
26882	Although the race has come to its last stand, water is here and before it is gone who knows what may happen?
26882	And why may it not be so again, even though now it is garbed in the clothes of the sepulchre? 26882 Are you hurt, Omega?"
26882	No-- how can that be?
26882	What is it, Omega?
26882	What-- is that?
26882	Why not?
26882	Why so sad?
26882	Will all this ever become green again and full of joy and life?
26882	What could have caused it?
26882	What did it portend?
26882	When would his own hour strike?
26882	Where was Thalma?
23636	Can you make it to about a quarter- million miles of Four,he asked cheerfully,"in one hop?"
23636	D''you think we came this far not to be noticed?
23636	Did you... did you ever see a Huk, sir?
23636	Do you mean others of our r- race?
23636	Ever use a marker, Willis?
23636	I wonder,said the skipper of the_ Aldeb_,"where they took the_ Cerberus_?
23636	Members of our own r- race who r- return to r- recover their home worlds from humans?
23636	Orders?
23636	Such as?
23636	Well?
23636	What are you going to do, sergeant?
23636	What do you want with it?
23636	What''s that got to do with the people on the_ Cerberus_?
23636	What''ve you got on hand?
23636	What? 23636 Who did it?"
23636	Yeah? 23636 You got that_ Cerberus_ report?"
23636	You got the co- ordinates?
23636	After half a mile, Patrolman Willis said abruptly:"You figure they all left, before anybody tried to find''em?"
23636	And siege- of- criminals courses too, eh?"
23636	And whether you call something"a riot"or"a war"... well, there is a difference, but what is it?_ Nobody ever saw the message- torp.
23636	Are you going to come over to this-- Sirene 1432?"
23636	But presently he said:"Sergeant... what''d you have done if they had n''t told you about the_ Cerberus_?"
23636	But where is it?"
23636	But where was that other ship, and what was it doin''here?"
23636	Did n''t they do the same against us?
23636	Eh?"
23636	Have you got any multipoly plastic on the_ Aldeb_?"
23636	How come?"
23636	How?
23636	Orders, sir?"
23636	Patrolman Willis asked hesitantly:"D''you think, sergeant, it could be Huks sneaked back--?"
23636	Right?"
23636	See?"
23636	Sergeant Madden rumbled to his companion:"Where''d the other ship land?"
23636	Talk our repair- boat down, will you?
23636	The interpreter turned to Sergeant Madden and spoke with vast dignity and caginess:"When do you r- require an answer?"
23636	The interpreter, defiantly:"And if we r- refuse to join you?"
23636	The skipper tilted back his helmet and said beseechingly:"Scratch my head, will you?"
23636	Then he made computations with a stubby pencil and asked reflectively:"When''re you coming out of overdrive?"
23636	Then he said:"Have you got the co- ordinates for Varenga?
23636	What''s next nearest?"
23636	What''s the nearest sol- type star?"
23636	Where was it?
23636	Who''s next on call- duty?"
23636	Why go home and have to come back again?
23636	Why?
23636	Y''see?"
23636	Y''see?"
23636	You told your wife?"
23636	You want them to think we''re bluffing?
27110	Well, I guess it''s all true, huh?
27110	But what was there to inspire it?
27110	Do you understand-- whoever, or whatever you are?"
27110	He sensed death in that cold sea- bottom, but what of it?
27110	What reason did he have left to live?
19370	Ah, and what sort of a thing is this small spaceship, now?
19370	Ammunition?
19370	And that reminds me; how much contragravity could Firkked scrape together, for an attack on us? 19370 And what sort of work was he doing?"
19370	Any special reason?
19370	Are they that much stronger than us?
19370	Are you afraid of the kind of popguns those geeks are using?
19370	Are you and your people all right, general?
19370	Are you nuts? 19370 Barney, where is Dirk Prinsloo?"
19370	But did they?
19370	But what''s all the excitement about the dog? 19370 But why did you have to fight Firkked, yourself?"
19370	But, what...?
19370	Can we hold out long enough for help to get here from Terra?
19370	Colonel Grinell, what does your branch have on this Gorkrink?
19370	Crew of what, general? 19370 Dammit, why did you do that?"
19370	Did you get anything out of him?
19370	Did you hear about Eric Blount and Lemoyne?
19370	Did you notice the green specks in the hide of that Prince Gorkrink?
19370	Did you run into a geek named Gorkrink, while you were on Nif?
19370	Do n''t the other natives make their own firearms?
19370	Does that satisfy you?
19370	Dr. Pickering, what sort of a crew can you scrape together to design a bomb for us?
19370	Gurgurk with indemnity for the riot, eh? 19370 Have any ammo left for that burp- gun?
19370	Have you ever seen the work these native jewelers do? 19370 He hates us so much he''s offered us a spaceport at his city....""At what cost?"
19370	Hear that, lieutenant?
19370	How about midway between the Palace and the Residency for our ground- zero, lieutenant? 19370 How about the_ Piet Joubert?_"von Schlichten asked.
19370	How are you making out with your Civil Administration crowd?
19370	How are you making out?
19370	How complete is complete pacification, general?
19370	How did Yoorkerk like the movies? 19370 How did he die?"
19370	How did they do it? 19370 How did you guess it?
19370	How does it go with you at Skilk?
19370	How is it, now?
19370	How long do you think it''d take, with the equipment you have, to airlift all of Jonkvank''s loyal troops into the city?
19370	How''s the situation over in town?
19370	Huh? 19370 I certainly could, general.... How did you know my name?"
19370	I wonder if he has any idea of what else plutonium can be used for?
19370	In addition to the Blount- Lemoyne massacre, that is?
19370	Is he crazy?
19370	Is n''t what wonderful?
19370	Just what happened, while you and Mr. Ferriera were in Keeluk''s house, Miss Quinton?
19370	Look, you''re going to Skilk, in the next week, are n''t you? 19370 Lose him?"
19370	Maybe I''ll just do that, general.... What''s that, on the little island over there?
19370	Miss Quinton, are you doing sociographic research- work here, in addition to your Ex- Rights work?
19370	More?
19370	No, what would become of us, if you go out there and blow yourself up with that contraption?
19370	Now, lieutenant; just what happened?
19370	Oh, do n''t you know? 19370 Oh, that?"
19370	Ready for the bombing mission, sir?
19370	See that head, there?
19370	She was due in Konkrook from the east about 1300 today, was n''t she?
19370	She was going to Skilk, eh? 19370 Terra?
19370	The point is, does Orgzild know it? 19370 The soldiers of His Sublime and Ineffable Majesty came most promptly to the aid of the troops of the Company, did they not, General von Schlichten?"
19370	Then where in Space does he think we come from?
19370	Then why did n''t he just use it on us at the start of the uprising?
19370	Then why''s he subsidizing this Mad Prophet Rakkeed?
19370	There are too many traitors''heads still on traitors''shoulders.... What regiments are loyal to you, and where are they now?
19370	There has? 19370 They''re at Furnk, you say?
19370	Think she''ll listen to you? 19370 To Konkrook?"
19370	Von Schlichten; what''s the wavelength of the officer in command at the equipment- park?
19370	Was Keeluk with you all the time? 19370 We will erect, on the ruins of Keegark, a hundred- foot statue of Señorita Hildegrade Hernandez.... How did you get onto this?"
19370	Well, I know they''re automatic, but how do you service them?
19370	Well, but what sort of work...?
19370	Well, general, do n''t you think we ought to have Dr. Gomes do that?
19370	Well, how about nuclear weapons?
19370	Well, how soon do you think you can have a bomb made up and all ready for us?
19370	Well, what happened?
19370	Well, what was our Intelligence doing; sleeping?
19370	Well, what''s happened?
19370	Well, what''s wrong with that, for an idea?
19370	Well, wo n''t that depend a lot on whom the Company sends here to take Harrington''s place?
19370	What are we going to do about publicity on this?
19370	What are we going to do with these geeks,--she was using the nasty and derogatory word unconsciously and by custom, now--"after this is all over?
19370	What can I do to help? 19370 What is all this foolishness which you promised these people in my name and which I must now carry out?
19370	What is it, sir?
19370	What is this?
19370	What sort of gas were you speaking about?
19370	What the devil, lieutenant?
19370	What were you doing in that district, anyhow?
19370	What''ll happen to these people on this planet, after we''re atomized?
19370	What''s the matter with Stanley- Browne?
19370	What''s the score, captain?
19370	What''s the situation, general, and where do you want me to land?
19370	When are you going to Terra?
19370	When did all this happen?
19370	When?
19370	Where do you think you''re going?
19370	Where now, sir?
19370	Where''s Colonel Cheng- Li?
19370	Where''s Colonel Quinton?
19370	Where''s Dr. Lourenço Gomes, the nuclear engineer who came in on the_ Pretoria_, two weeks ago? 19370 Where''s he getting the plutonium?"
19370	Which?
19370	Who had access to the whiskey- bottle?
19370	Who''s doing the rioting, then?
19370	Who?
19370	Whose crowd is that you have?
19370	Why should he? 19370 Why, general, did n''t you know?
19370	Yes, sir?
19370	Yes, this spaceport proposition of King Orgzild of Keegark looks like it, does n''t it?
19370	You call them that, too?
19370	You do n''t really believe that, general?
19370	You ever see any nuclear bombing, Miss Quinton?
19370	You figured that out yourself, sir? 19370 You from the telecast station, sergeant?"
19370	You going on to Ullr on the_ City of Canberra_?
19370	You mean two of our vehicles are missing?
19370	You sure this is Rakkeed? 19370 You think it''ll be cleared up by then?
19370	You told me that I could be King of Skilk; is this how a Terran keeps his word?
19370	You''d pass the military airport and the power- plant, would n''t you?
19370	*****"Gorkrink?
19370	And did you get the_ Procyon_ and the_ Northern Lights_ loose?"
19370	And the direction?...
19370	And then, after you sent the_ Aldebaran_....""Where is the_ Aldebaran_, by the way?
19370	And was n''t there something about...?"
19370	Anti- Terran demonstrations, attacks on Company property or personnel, shooting at aircars, that sort of thing?"
19370	Anybody think of anything we''ve forgotten?...
19370	Anything else?"
19370	Are you going to give me a city of ruins and corpses?
19370	Are you in radio communication with Jonkvank now?"
19370	As to the Kragans.... What do you think, King Kankad?"
19370	Can do?"
19370	Can we delay the fall of the city for any length of time?"
19370	Cigarette?"
19370	Do n''t you know, lieutenant, that no gentleman ever wears a monocle while he''s kissing a lady?"
19370	Do n''t you think we need reenforcements here, too?"
19370	Do the heads fall?"
19370	Does it matter who holds the Spear of Skilk, when he does so in my name?
19370	Get many of your Kragans mounted on those hipposaurs?"
19370	How is it with you at Skilk?
19370	How long do you estimate this operation against Konkrook''s going to take, to complete pacification, Them?"
19370	How long will you stay with us?"
19370	How much of a crew could be put on one of them?"
19370	How?"
19370	I''m holding_ Northern Lights_ here and_ Northern Star_ at Skilk; where do you want them sent?"
19370	Is n''t it wonderful?"
19370	Is that all right, sir?"
19370	Is that not the law?"
19370	Is this being recorded?"
19370	Just what could the geeks do with a dog?
19370	Lemoyne?"
19370	Major Falkenberg?"
19370	Nice going, major; how are your casualties?"
19370	Or did he go out for a while, say fifteen or twenty minutes before you left?"
19370	See that brown- gray spot on the landward edge of the swamp?
19370	She can only bring in one regiment at a trip, the way they''re scattered; which one do you want first?"
19370	That I am to leave the Spear of Skilk in Skilk and the Spear of Krink in Krink, and come here to live....""You wish to hold Skilk?"
19370	That touched off another hubbub:"Have n''t you heard, general?"
19370	That you, Major Falkenberg?
19370	There were plenty of good nuclear- power engineers on Gongonk Island, but how long would it take them to design and build a plutonium bomb?
19370	They have?"
19370	Very smart work; you must have those vehicles of yours on hyperspace- drive.... How is he, colonel?"
19370	Want to come up with us and see the show?"
19370	Was there any noticeable disorder at that time?
19370	We ca n''t just tell them,''Jolly well played; nice game, was n''t it?''
19370	Well, do you think you could get all your end- jobs cleared up here and be ready to leave by 0800 Tuesday?
19370	Well, where did it come from?...
19370	What about those letters Keeluk gave the Quinton girl?"
19370	What can you scrape up to send to Kankad''s Town to airlift Kragans in?"
19370	What do you hear from the other ships?"
19370	What do you want me to do, send him down to Konkrook?"
19370	What is it, the sacred totem- animal of the Ullr Company?"
19370	What''s the situation at the commercial airport?"
19370	When you were attacked, why was n''t he out trying to quiet the mob?"
19370	When?
19370	When?...
19370	Where shall I send them?"
19370	White mice, or trained cockroaches?
19370	Who''s in charge at Konkrook now?"
19370	Who''s the ranking officer in direct contact with the Eighteenth Rifles?
19370	Why?"
19370	Why?"
19370	You see, a dog started barking, behind the house, and he excused himself and....""A dog?"
19370	You see, he turned Rakkeed the Prophet over to me....""_ What_?"
19370	[ Illustration]"Well, why stop till the trap''s sprung?"
27143	And they''ve been in this cavern ever since, sealed up like tadpoles in fish bowls?
27143	And what was your reason for bringing us here?
27143	Just where do_ you_ come in on all this?
27143	Why did n''t they go back to their own planet, then, where they belonged?
27143	You mean that those-- those_ things_--moved and lived in the outside world a hundred thousand years ago?
27143	Have you not guessed yet that I am no contemptible creature of Earth-- that this human shell I wear is nothing but a cleverly contrived disguise?
27143	What if the oddly distorted shadow he had seen against the tent wall last night had really been that of a man-- had been that of Jeff Peters?
26741	Anyway, what about them?
26741	How about you?
26741	How do you mean,_ where we''re going_?
26741	Like what?
26741	They have, eh? 26741 What do you mean?"
26741	What flying saucers?
26741	What''re you doing here on Earth?
26741	What''s in the newspaper?
26741	Why Tangier?
26741	And some of them are pretty jolly well taken by Earth, especially the way we are right now, with all the problems, get it?
26741	Anything new cooking?"
26741	How about you?"
26741	How big?"
26741	If they were aliens from space, then why not show themselves?"
26741	Is n''t that what we''d do, in a few million years, if Earth lost its water and air?"
26741	Just to say something, I said,"Where do you think they came from?"
26741	Me?
26741	Paul said,"How are you, Rupert?
26741	Paul said,"What ever happened to those poxy flying saucers?"
26741	They''re all like scholars, get it?
26741	Where are they, these observers, or scholars, or spies or whatever they are?
26741	Where are you really from, Rupert?"
26741	Where are_ you_ from, Rupert?"
2632	And, in matter of fact, can the record with due regard to legitimate historical criticism, be pronounced true?
2632	But have we a right to do so?
2632	But what is the meaning of this expression?
2632	How could its subsistence, by any possibility, be an affair of weeks and months?
2632	If Jonah''s three days''residence in the whale is not an"admitted reality,"how could it"warrant belief"in the"coming resurrection?"
2632	If divine authority is not here claimed for the twenty- fourth verse of the second chapter of Genesis, what is the value of language?
2632	If no Flood swept the careless people away, how is the warning of more worth than the cry of"Wolf"when there is no wolf?
2632	Is there any known historical work which is throughout exactly true, or is there not?
2632	When Jesus spoke, as of a matter of fact, that"the Flood came and destroyed them all,"did he believe that the Deluge really took place, or not?
2632	Why not?
26957	Are n''t you_ scared_, Martha?
26957	I beg your pardon, ma''am?
26957	Is Terry really way up there all alone, Martha?
26957	Martha, when are they bringing him back down?
26957	A few of the questions concerned herself: Was Terry her only child?
26957	Does n''t it get on your_ nerves_?"
26957	Nothing short of a direct meteorite hit can hurt it, and the odds are a million to one...__ Why do n''t they leave the stars alone?
26957	We did n''t find out till just a while ago-- but there was nothing we could have done anyway... Are you all right, ma''am?"
26957	What did she think of the new law granting star mothers top priority on any and all information relating to their sons?
26957	What had happened to her husband?
26957	Where had the time gone?
26957	Why do n''t they leave the stars to God?_***** The afternoon shadows lengthened on the lawn and the sun grew red and swollen over the western hills.
26957	_ Why do n''t they leave the stars to God?_***** The general''s second telegram came early the next morning: Explorer XII_ doing splendidly.
23764	Are you going in?
23764	Check the spectro for me, will you?
23764	Connections O.K.?
23764	D''you think Ferguson and Metty are O.K., Guz?
23764	Did you call Base?
23764	Do any of the controls work?
23764	Guz? 23764 Have I already said''damn''?"
23764	Have you checked the end- point? 23764 How does it look?"
23764	If the cats from Base get here by noon, we''ll be O.K., wo n''t we?
23764	Neither would I, but how could there be hydrogen in there?
23764	Still alive?
23764	What did they want with a kilogram of the stuff?
23764	What do you suppose went wrong?
23764	What were they running?
23764	What''s the matter?
23764	What,asked the man in a puzzled voice,"are you talking about?"
23764	What?
23764	What?
23764	Whatsamatter, Puss?
23764	Where''s Quillan and Laynard?
23764	Why? 23764 Willows?"
23764	Willows?
23764	Yeah?
23764	But what did a little contamination with radioactive mercury mean at a time like this?
23764	Could the stuff be neutralized?
23764	Energy?
23764	Guz?
23764	Had Ferguson and Metty actually come in to tap off a sample, as he had suggested to Willows?
23764	Had anyone been hurt?
23764	He knew where Willows was, but where were Ferguson, Metty, Laynard, and Quillan?
23764	How do you go about getting rid of a radioactive metal that is in effect welded to the outside of your suit?
23764	Once inside the control room, de Hooch said:"How are those control circuits?"
23764	Or killed?
23764	Otherwise, how would he have guessed that the stuff in the sampling chamber was Osmium 187?
23764	Pressure?
23764	Want deuterium?
23764	What good would it do to scrub the stuff off of the few places he could reach?
23764	What had the damage been?
23764	What had they been cooking?
23764	What had wakened him?
23764	What makes you think so?"
23764	What were you expecting?"
23764	What would dissolve mercury?
23764	What would dissolve mercury?
23764	Where else?
23764	Where was Willows?
23764	Would gold dissolve mercury?
23764	[ Illustration]"Can you help me, Guz?"
23764	happened?"
21988	... do you?
21988	And if it''s a solid, where did that much matter come from? 21988 And yours?"
21988	But do n''t put it off too long, huh? 21988 But what''s old Nicky going to be?"
21988	Can you recall what was said just before they appeared?
21988	Damn it--_what_ do you wonder?
21988	Dangerous how?
21988	Did I?
21988	Did n''t you?
21988	Do n''t you think they ought to be answered?
21988	Do they?
21988	Do you extrapolate your mastications, too, and get frightened of the stink you might get?
21988	Do you usually think better on an empty stomach?
21988	Does n''t it figure?
21988	Does that knock solid?
21988	Everyone?
21988	Food?... 21988 Got a better hypothesis?"
21988	Got something for him to do?
21988	He really thought he flew us out, did n''t he?
21988	Hoskins,said Paresi,"why are you playing chess?"
21988	Hoskins,said the Captain,"is n''t there some way we can get out?
21988	Hoskins?
21988	How about dead people?
21988	How do you think they got it?
21988	How much more of that scuttle- and- slither treatment do you think he could have taken?
21988	How sure are you of that?
21988	I mean, which way: the right way, or the wrong way?
21988	I''m the M. O., remember? 21988 Is he, now?
21988	Is that what I''m doing?
21988	Jeannie''s with you, Louise? 21988 Martin who?"
21988	Me?
21988	Nothing can change you, can it, Nick?
21988	Now what?
21988	Oh, dear God...."''Smatter, Nick?
21988	Paresi,said the Captain,"what happens when he wakes up?"
21988	Suppose you had n''t?
21988	They were Ives''hallucinations?
21988	Told?
21988	Well, Captain?
21988	Well?
21988	Well?
21988	What about the ventilators?
21988	What are they after?
21988	What are you doing?
21988	What are you talking about?
21988	What are you talking about?
21988	What do they want?
21988	What do you suppose it''s made of?
21988	What does that mean, Hoskins?
21988	What in God''s name was that?
21988	What in time does a ship like the_ Ambassador_ need with a lifeboat?
21988	What is it this time?
21988	What''s he doing?
21988	What''s that?
21988	What''s the matter with you, out there?
21988	What''s the matter?
21988	What, especially?
21988	Where did they come from?
21988	Where the hell_ did_ that vermin come from?
21988	Where''s the port? 21988 Which of two mutually exclusive facts are you going to reason from?
21988	Who are you playing with?
21988	Who ever says exactly what they mean anyhow? 21988 Who has, at the best of times?"
21988	Who hit me with what?
21988	Who the hell is Martin?
21988	Who''s next? 21988 Who?"
21988	Why I''m going to get loopin'', stoopin''drunk? 21988 Why does it have to be you?"
21988	Why him? 21988 Why not?"
21988	Why you, then?
21988	Why-- how close do you usually come?
21988	You are convinced it''s being done from outside?
21988	You mean he''s back in school?
21988	You mean just sit here and wait until they do something else?
21988	You psychic?
21988	You say''until'', or''unless''?
21988	You think I can?
21988	You think that would help?
21988	You trust the counter?
21988	You waiting for me to sober up? 21988 You want-- me?"
21988	You''re sure I can tell you?
21988	_ I_ did?
21988	After that the rebound, hm?"
21988	Am I in your way?
21988	Am I-- all right?
21988	Anderson asked,"What knocked him out?
21988	Anderson asked,"Women do n''t like you, do they, Nick?"
21988	Anderson said,"Closest thing to being a mother-- is that it?"
21988	Anderson said,"Who''s there?"
21988	Anybody else want to be Captain?"
21988	Are we getting auxiliary power?"
21988	Do I have to tell you what your bugaboo is now?"
21988	Get it?"
21988	Give me a hand, will you?"
21988	Got any better ideas?"
21988	Graven images, huh?"
21988	Have I done anything to stop you?
21988	Have n''t you forgotten someone?"
21988	Have you any idea of how we move now?"
21988	He breathed deeply, twice, and then whispered,"Louise?"
21988	Hold your blaster at the ready, aimed down-- you hear me?
21988	Hoskins said,"Hm?"
21988	Hoskins-- are those landing suits ready?"
21988	Hoskins-- what made you say that?"
21988	How do you feel?"
21988	How long have you been awake?"
21988	How''d you ever bring yourself to sign your contract?"
21988	III_ The unfamiliar, you say, is the unseen, the completely new and strange?
21988	Is n''t that countermove enough?"
21988	Is that clear?"
21988	Ives said,"Johnny, take it easy and be quiet, huh?
21988	Or are you going to reason that the ship_ can_ fail?
21988	Paresi grinned broadly, and the exchange between them was clear:_ Why do you needle the kid?_ and_ Quiet, Engine- room.
21988	Paresi said bitterly,"You think it makes any difference if we_ say_ what we think?"
21988	She''s all right?
21988	So who called up the spider?"
21988	Some of these things are very hard to--""You do know, do n''t you?"
21988	That it?"
21988	That the ship ca n''t fail?
21988	That what you mean?"
21988	The Captain demanded,"What was it?"
21988	The Captain looked away from him and hazarded,"Big frog in a small pond, Nick?"
21988	Then assure him, with great authority, that not only is he right but that it''s about to jump any minute, and what have you done?"
21988	Then he spoke briskly:"Ca n''t you see they''re not doing anything to him?
21988	Then the Captain prompted,"About the different breaking point....""Yes, Captain?"
21988	Through the hull?"
21988	To Johnny, he called,"Hiya, John?"
21988	To the blackness he said,"Look, I got neat habits, do n''t leave me on no deck, hear?
21988	V"_... and there I was, Doctor, in the lobby of the hotel at noon, stark naked!_""_ Do you have these dreams often?_""_ I''m afraid so, Doctor.
21988	We sow no panic seed, do we?"
21988	What about the tubes?"
21988	What am I going to do?"
21988	What are you going to do about Ives?"
21988	What are you staring at?"
21988	What are you thinking about?"
21988	What do people do with their time in a place like this?"
21988	What is it I''m going to be?
21988	What''s for chow?"
21988	What''s on your mind?"
21988	When he had quite finished Anderson said,"I was wondering,_ who''s next?_"Paresi nodded and shut the kit with a sharp click.
21988	When the Captain had no answer, Paresi asked him,"Then why wonder about a thing like that?"
21988	Where''s the outboard bulkhead?
21988	Why Johnny?
21988	Why did n''t they force me to misread the tape?
21988	Why did you use that on him?"
21988	You want me to be myself before you fix me up?
21988	You want to know something?
21988	You''re-- all right?"
21988	You?"
21988	Your question was,''who''s next?''
21988	_ Beep... boop..._"What else do you expect?"
21988	gone where?"
21988	he roared suddenly at the blackness,"what are you waiting for?
16729	What is the wind?
16729	What is this water, and where does it run?
16729	What makes the waves in the sea?
16729	Where does this animal live, and what is the use of that plant?
16729	A hard- headed friend of mine, who was present, put the not unnatural question,"Then why do n''t you say so in your pulpits?"
16729	Again, what simpler, or more absolutely practical, than the attempt to keep the axle of a wheel from heating when the wheel turns round very fast?
16729	And by way of a beginning, let us ask ourselves-- What is education?
16729	And how has it fared with"Physick"and Anatomy?
16729	And if he honestly believes that, of what avail is it to quote the commandment against stealing, when he proposes to make the capitalist disgorge?
16729	And in that case what is the value of M. Comte''s praise of him?
16729	And is he consistent with fact?
16729	And now, what is the ultimate fate, and what the origin, of the matter of life?
16729	And the result?
16729	And this leads me to ask, Why should scientific teaching be limited to week- days?
16729	And this question subdivides itself into two:--the first, are we really contravening such conclusions?
16729	And what has made this difference?
16729	And what is the dire necessity and"iron"law under which men groan?
16729	And whether, of these English books, more than one in ten is the work of a fellow of a college, or a professor of an English university?
16729	And would not Terence stop his ears and run out if he could be present at an English performance of his own plays?
16729	And, after all, is it quite so certain that a genetic relation may not underlie the classification of minerals?
16729	And, as involved in, and underlying all these questions, how ought they to be educated?
16729	And,_ à fortiori_, between all four?
16729	Are all the grandest and most interesting problems which offer themselves to the geological student essentially insoluble?
16729	Are modern geologists prepared to say that all life was killed off the earth 50,000, 100,000, or 200,000 years ago?
16729	But I imagine I hear the question, How is all this to be tested?
16729	But how does this classification differ from that of the scientific Zoologist?
16729	But how is this remarkable propulsive machine made to perform its functions?
16729	But if this apparently vital operation were explicable as a simple mechanism, might not other vital operations be reducible to the same category?
16729	But is an education which ignores them all, a liberal education?
16729	But is the analogy a real one?
16729	But is the earth nothing but a cooling mass,"like a hot- water jar such as is used in carriages,"or"a globe of sandstone?"
16729	But suppose we prefer to admit our ignorance rather than adopt a hypothesis at variance with all the teachings of Nature?
16729	But the plague?
16729	But what has Comtism to do with the"New Philosophy,"as the Archbishop defines it in the following passage?
16729	But what has grown out of this search for natural knowledge of so merely useful a character?
16729	But what is all we really know and can know about the latter phænomenon?
16729	But what then?
16729	But whither does all this tend?
16729	But why does a muscle contract at one time and not at another?
16729	Can it, therefore, be said that chemical analysis teaches nothing about the chemical composition of calc- spar?
16729	Did M. Flourens ever visit one of the prettiest watering- places of"la belle France,"the Baie d''Arcachon?
16729	Do they afford us the smallest ground for refusing to educate women as well as men-- to give women the same civil and political rights as men?
16729	Do you think that the Christianity of the seventeenth century looks nobler and more attractive for such treatment of such a man?"
16729	Does Nature acknowledge, in any deeper way, this unity of plan we seem to trace?
16729	Does biology, whether"abstract"or"concrete,"occupy itself with any other form of life than those which exist, or have existed?
16729	Does he speculate upon the possible movements of bodies which may attract one another in the inverse proportion of the cube of their distances, say?
16729	Does the astronomer occupy himself with any other system of the universe than that which is visible to him?
16729	FOOTNOTE:[ 1] Need it be said that this is Tennyson''s English for Homer''s Greek?
16729	Fact I know; and Law I know; but what is this Necessity, save an empty shadow of my own mind''s throwing?
16729	Finally, it occurs to me that, such being my feeling about the matter, it may be useful to all of us if I ask you,"What is yours?
16729	For what are the phænomena of Agamogenesis, stated generally?
16729	For what does the middle- class school put in the place of all these things which are left out?
16729	For, after all, what do we know of this terrible"matter,"except as a name for the unknown and hypothetical cause of states of our own consciousness?
16729	Goethe has condensed a survey of all the powers of mankind into the well- known epigram:--"Warum treibt sich das Volk so und schreit?
16729	Has any one tried to found such an education?
16729	How and when are we justified in making our next step-- a_ deduction_ from it?
16729	How are the Cretaceous Ichthyosauria, Plesiosauria, or Pterosauria less embryonic, or more differentiated, species than those of the Lias?
16729	How can a lover of literary excellence fail to rejoice in the ancient masterpieces?
16729	How did Harvey determine the nature of the circulation, except by experiment?
16729	How did Sir Charles Bell determine the functions of the roots of the spinal nerves, save by experiment?
16729	How do we know the use of a nerve at all, except by experiment?
16729	How does the meaning of the scientific class- name of"Mammalia"differ from the unscientific of"Beasts"?
16729	How does the sensation of redness arise?
16729	How is that all too brief period spent at present?
16729	How is the existence of this long succession of different species of crocodiles to be accounted for?
16729	How long would he be left uneducated?
16729	How many among these instructed persons understand how the voice is produced and modified?
16729	How many of us know that the voice is produced in the larynx, and modified by the mouth?
16729	How then has this notion of the inexactness of Biological science come about?
16729	How then is the production of new species to be rendered intelligible by the analogy of Agamogenesis?
16729	I reply, why should the thing which has been called education do either the one or the other?
16729	If I study a living being, under what heads does the knowledge I obtain fall?
16729	If primary and secondary education are in this unsatisfactory state, what is to be said to the universities?
16729	Is M. Comte consistent with himself in making these assertions?
16729	Is any such unity predicable of their forms?
16729	Is he in the position of a scientific Tantalus-- doomed always to thirst for a knowledge which he can not obtain?
16729	Is it any more than a grandiloquent way of announcing the fact, that we really know nothing about the matter?
16729	Is it both; or is it neither?
16729	Is it built up of ordinary matter, and again resolved into ordinary matter when its work is done?
16729	Is it satisfactorily proved, in fact, that species may be originated by selection?
16729	Is it then the_ results_ of Biological science which are"inexact"?
16729	Is palæontology able to succeed where physical geology fails?
16729	Is such a universal history, then, to be regarded as unattainable?
16729	Is there any test of a physiological species?
16729	Is this a plant; or is it an animal?
16729	Is this from any lack of power in the English as compared with the German mind?
16729	It is not probable that teachers, in pursuing such studies, will be led astray from the acquirement of more important but less attractive knowledge?
16729	It is the question, why should training masters be encouraged to acquire a knowledge of this, or any other branch of physical science?
16729	Let us take these points separately; and, first, what great ideas has natural knowledge introduced into men''s minds?
16729	May it not help us if it be pleased, or( as seems to be by far the more general impression) hurt us if it be angered?
16729	No doubt it is a pretty and ingenious way of looking at the structure of any animal, but is it anything more?
16729	Now does this mean that it may have been two, or three, or four hundred million years?
16729	Now what does this mean?
16729	O solidité de l''esprit Français, que devenez- vous?"
16729	O solidité de l''esprit Français, que devenez- vous?"
16729	On what amount of similarity of their faunæ is the doctrine of the contemporaneity of the European and of the North American Silurians based?
16729	One is constantly asked, When should this scientific education be commenced?
16729	Or may I not rather ask, is it possible for you to discharge your functions properly without these aids?
16729	Or may it not be also considered as an organized body?
16729	Or to turn to the higher Vertebrata-- in what sense are the Liassic Chelonia inferior to those which now exist?
16729	Or, is the matter of life composed of ordinary matter, differing from it only in the manner in which its atoms are aggregated?
16729	Or, suppose for a moment we admit the explanation, and then seriously ask ourselves how much the wiser are we; what does the explanation explain?
16729	Quashie''s plaintive inquiry,"Am I not a man and a brother?"
16729	Said I not rightly that we are a wonderful people?
16729	Shall Biology alone remain out of harmony with her sister sciences?
16729	Surely this quality must be in the thing, and not in our minds?
16729	Surely, the principles involved in them are now admitted among the fixed beliefs of all thinking men?
16729	Surely, there is nothing in these explanations which is not fully borne out by the facts?
16729	The child asks,"What is the moon, and why does it shine?"
16729	The first inquiry which arises plainly is, has it ever been denied that this period_ may_ be enough for the purposes of geology?
16729	The great new question would be,"How does all this take place?"
16729	The next question to which I have to address myself is, What sciences ought to be thus taught?
16729	This is obvious from the mention of Catholicism,"demonstrates that Mr. Congreve has no acquaintance with the"Philosophie Positive"?
16729	Under these circumstances it may well be asked, how is one mass of non- nucleated protoplasm to be distinguished from another?
16729	What are these"dunes?"
16729	What better philosophical status has"vitality"than"aquosity"?
16729	What books shall I read?
16729	What even, if such a being exists, is beyond the reach of his powers of delusion?
16729	What have we to do in every- day life?
16729	What if species should offer residual phænomena, here and there, not explicable by natural selection?
16729	What if the orbit of Darwinism should be a little too circular?
16729	What is it originates, directs, and controls the motive power?
16729	What is it that happens?
16729	What is the cause of this wonderful difference between the dead particle and the living particle of matter appearing in other respects identical?
16729	What is the purpose of primary intellectual education?
16729	What is the use, it is said, of attempting to make physical science a branch of primary education?
16729	What is this wide- spread component of the surface of the earth?
16729	What more harmless than the attempt to lift and distribute water by pumping it; what more absolutely and grossly utilitarian?
16729	What ought they to be allowed, or not allowed, to do, be, and suffer?
16729	What science can present greater attractions than philology?
16729	What social and political rights have women?
16729	What think you would Cicero, or Horace, say to the production of the best sixth form going?
16729	What, then, is certain?
16729	What, truly, can seem to be more obviously different from one another in faculty, in form, and in substance, than the various kinds of living beings?
16729	When I examine it, what appears to be the most striking character it presents?
16729	Where is such an education as this to be had?
16729	Where is there any approximation to it?
16729	Who knows but that the"& c."may include Hume?
16729	Why does one whole group of muscles contract when the lobster wishes to extend his tail, and another group, when he desires to bend it?
16729	Why should he not?
16729	Why should we be worse off under one_ régime_ than under the other?
16729	Why trouble ourselves about matters of which, however important they may be, we do know nothing, and can know nothing?
16729	Will it not be well to do towards it those things which would have soothed the man and put him in good humour during his life?
16729	Will it not retain somewhat of the powers it possessed during life?
16729	Will you give a man with this much information a vote?
16729	Would such a catastrophe destroy the parallel?
16729	Yet, if one has anything to say, what is easier than to say it?
16729	_ Does it contain any experimental reasoning concerning matter of fact and existence_?
16729	and has its cooling been uniform?
16729	and what is the evidence on which those fundamental propositions demand our assent?
16729	and whence did it come?
16729	that difference to which we give the name of Life?
16729	that none of the phænomena exhibited by species are inconsistent with the origin of species in this way?
16729	that there is such a thing as natural selection?
16729	the second, if we are, are those conclusions so firmly based that we may not contravene them?
16729	what are the fundamental assumptions upon which they all logically depend?
16729	why call one"plant"and the other"animal"?
23197	A great bargain, eh? 23197 Adam Moncure?"
23197	And?
23197	Bread?
23197	Did you get his home office address? 23197 Do you mean that you are deliberately attempting to undermine the economy of the United States of the Americas?
23197	Goals?
23197	I ask you, can such an economic system be taken seriously?
23197	I mean, how come you sell it for three cents a cake, and what''s the fact it has no name got to do with it?
23197	I thought I ordered you--"You did,the man called Tracy told him curtly,"but what alternative was there?
23197	If consumer prices were brought down drastically, eh? 23197 Is n''t it obvious?
23197	Listen, do you sell anything besides soap?
23197	Mr. Coty, could I come in and tell you about it? 23197 Oh?
23197	Pour us a couple of drinks, Frank, or would you rather have it_ Frol_, today?
23197	Scram?
23197	Soap?
23197	The_ jig_?
23197	To what end, sir? 23197 Trade name distributor?"
23197	Vodka, eh? 23197 Well, even if true, so what?"
23197	Well, how do I know this nameless soap you''re peddling is, well, any good?
23197	Well, sir?
23197	Well, what are you getting at?
23197	Well, what''s different about it?
23197	Well... well, then where do you get_ your_ soap?
23197	What alternative have we? 23197 What did you do?"
23197	What in the name of all that''s holy is the Bureau of Economic Subversion?
23197	What''s your point?
23197	Why are you established, almost secretly, you might say, in this business backwoods of the city?
23197	You mean the manufacturer?
23197	You''re Mr. Coty? 23197 You''re sure?
23197	You''re the people who sell the soap?
23197	_ Only_ twenty- five dollars, eh, when the retail price is supposedly thirty- five?
23197	_ Three cents a bar?_ They ca n''t manufacture it for that. 23197 _ What would they buy them with?
23197	And to what do I owe this cavalier intrusion into my home and place of business?"
23197	Another exponent of free enterprise, pre- historic style?"
23197	Coty said tolerantly,"Now then, what''s this about selling soap?
23197	Did anyone in his right mind like violence?
23197	Did the Chief think he liked violence?
23197	Flowers, of Freer Enterprises, now let me ask you something: Do you consider this country prosperous?"
23197	Have you any idea of the disparity between the cost of production of a car and what they retail for?"
23197	Have you ever heard of planned obsolescence?"
23197	He looked up and said snappily,"What can I do for you?"
23197	He said,"See here, what''s the address of your office?"
23197	How about automobiles?
23197	How many branches of your nefarious outfit are presently under operation?"
23197	I sold her--""Look here, you mean to tell me in this day and age you go around from door to door peddling soap?
23197	If this outfit of yours, Freer Enterprises, was successful in its fondest dreams, what would happen?"
23197	If we''re caught, who knows better than we that we''re expendable?
23197	Is n''t that a bit on the maize side?
23197	Is there anything I can do?"
23197	It does n''t mean subversives all agree... by Mack Reynolds Illustrated by Schoenherr The young man with the brown paper bag said,"Is Mrs. Coty in?"
23197	One of the men growled,"Suppose they start shooting?"
23197	Pavel Zotov said,"Well, Frol?"
23197	Put it through, eh LaVerne?"
23197	The older man snapped,"What is the meaning of this intrusion?"
23197	Then how come you sell it for three cents a cake, instead of twenty- five?"
23197	Tracy said,"Suppose I''m from the Greater New York_ News- Times_ looking for a story?"
23197	Tracy?"
23197	Tracy?"
23197	What brand?"
23197	What business could be so small these days that it would be based in such quarters?
23197	What can I do for you?"
23197	What did you pay for it?"
23197	What kind of soap?
23197	What''s the word?
23197	Where did the owners ever find profitable tenants?
23197	Will the stuff pass the Health Department?"
23197	You know what it came to, labor, materials, depreciation on machinery-- everything?
23197	You''re the people who sell the soap?"
2634	23)--is not this Deity conceived as manlike in form?
2634	27 David says to Zadok the priest,"Art thou not a seer?"
2634	And Samuel said to Saul, Why hast thou disquieted me to bring me up?
2634	And Samuel said, Wherefore then dost thou ask of me, seeing that Jahveh is departed from thee and is become thine adversary?
2634	But to Saul nothing is visible, for he asks,"What seest thou?"
2634	Can any other conclusion be drawn from the history of Abraham and Isaac?
2634	Does Abraham exhibit any indication of surprise when he receives the astounding order to sacrifice his son?
2634	Does not the action of Saul, on a famous occasion, involve exactly the same theological presuppositions?
2634	Does this mean that Seth resembled Adam only in a spiritual and figurative sense?
2634	He next asked him how he knew it was the spirit of Toogoo Ahoo?
2634	Laban indignantly demands of his son- in- law,"Wherefore hast thou stolen my Elohim?"
2634	Or of Micah''s inquiry,"Will Jahveh be pleased with thousands of rams or with ten thousands of rivers of oil?"
2634	Saul goes to this woman, who, after being assured of immunity, asks,"Whom shall I bring up to thee?"
2634	Still the spectre remains invisible to Saul, for he asks,"What form is he of?"
2634	Then said Saul to his servant, But behold if we go, what shall we bring the man?
2634	What have we?
2634	Wilt not thou possess that which Chemosh, thy Elohim, giveth thee to possess?"
2634	[ Footnote 22: Compare:"And Samuel said unto Saul, Why hast thou disquieted me?"
27462	The life- beams?
27462	The problem has been solved, F-2?
27462	We are alive-- but is it worth it? 27462 Why should they?
27462	What is that wall-- why?
27462	What is your thought?"
27462	What of that?"
27462	You thought of hydrogen?
27462	You transmuted elements of soil for it?"
27667	But while the buttress in Gothic architecture has been in process of development, what has the vault been doing?
20154	A scout from the colony? 20154 Ah, so?
20154	Ah, you know it, too?
20154	And Ranstud, what happened to that molecular ray screen?
20154	And how do you plan to destroy so large a planet as these are?
20154	And if that planet as a whole should stop moving, and the individual molecules be given the entire energy, what would their average velocity be? 20154 And now does my dear friend know the average molecular velocity of ordinary air?"
20154	And the last weapon?
20154	And what happens to worlds that the magnetic ray touches?
20154	And what,he asked suddenly,"did your meters tell you when our ray opened his ship?"
20154	And you, Ranstud, are the stations ready?
20154	And,said Morey, his own eyes dreamily bright now,"what would happen if it did?
20154	Any of the other ships carry heavier?
20154	Arcot,asked Morey slowly,"if this race attempts to settle another Universe, what would that indicate of their own?"
20154	Are these the changers?
20154	Are these the type of men still living in this valley, or who will be living there in fifty thousand years?
20154	Are you-- married?
20154	But do you believe that we have power enough?
20154	But do you know what that weapon is, Morey?
20154	But how did the ship we captured operate?
20154	But how do you know these things? 20154 But how is it that the machine is not moved when exerting such force on some other body?"
20154	But if all the power of the ship was destroyed in this way, how was it that one of their rays was operating as they fell?
20154	But that first city we saw the Thessians destroy-- it was Zezdon Fentes''home, was n''t it? 20154 But, Arcot, had n''t you better take it easy?"
20154	But,Zezdon Afthen asked,"while you men of Earth work on this problem, what is there for us?
20154	Can you set it down? 20154 Do you see now why the law of action and reaction is apparently flouted?
20154	Do you understand? 20154 Does every one agree that we land?"
20154	Everything you ordered came through?
20154	Fine-- what is it?
20154	Get the coffee, will you please, Morey? 20154 Got it right at last?"
20154	Got it, Morey?
20154	Have the enemy amused you in my absence? 20154 Have you any suggestions, Thalt?"
20154	Have you eaten? 20154 Have you heard the myth of the source of his power, in the story that he gets it from all the stars of the Island?"
20154	How long have we been out here, their time?
20154	How much fuel left?
20154	How was the show?
20154	How''d they do it?
20154	How''s the air pressure in the rest of the ship?
20154	I will not think of that-- only it is time your ship was ready, is it not?
20154	If we can do the same in five minutes instead of five years, is it not better? 20154 In that tiny thing you generate such power?"
20154	Is it safe, Arcot?
20154	More unconcealed emotion?
20154	Morey, may I ask what you call this machine?
20154	No, we should have--"What-- it was not a good job?
20154	Ready, Fuller?
20154	Red, how soon do we eat?
20154	See anything?
20154	Shall we barge right in, or wait and investigate?
20154	Shall we go back, or go on?
20154	Shall we go?
20154	Shall we land?
20154	Squadron Commander Tharnton, what relux thickness does your ship carry?
20154	Suppose we had struck a small sun, a dark star, even a meteor at that speed? 20154 Terrible-- Why did n''t you let it fall, and break open?"
20154	Then you have aged his memory of that event?
20154	Then-- then you had already known of this thing? 20154 Uh-- think she''ll be on time?
20154	What did you think it was?
20154	What do you suggest we do in the intervening eighty millenniums? 20154 What happens if the irresistible meets the immovable?
20154	What is that, and what supports it?
20154	What is the difficulty?
20154	What more, Scout?
20154	What news, Scout?
20154	What power source do you use-- how do you generate your power?
20154	What warning? 20154 What will destroy it?"
20154	What would happen to the wreckage as we moved?
20154	What''ll we do?
20154	What''s happened, Dad-- won''t they believe your statements?
20154	What''s the orbital speed, Morey?
20154	What''s the ray?
20154	What''s the secret?
20154	What, Morey, is the wall of Blackness?
20154	What, Wade, is the zone of fracture?
20154	What,asked Zezdon Afthen, as he watched the three terrestrians begin their work,"is the nature of the thing you are attempting to harness?"
20154	Where are you going, Arcot?
20154	Who are you, friends?
20154	Why did n''t you try the magnetic ray on our first attack?
20154	Why do n''t they fight in advanced time?
20154	Why land now? 20154 Why not the_ Ancient Mariner_?"
20154	You have tried your ray of death, the anti- catalyst? 20154 And it but sputters harmlessly on their screens? 20154 And what of Kelston Faln, Faslar?
20154	And what temperature would that represent?"
20154	And why the explosion?"
20154	Any objections?"
20154	Any suggestions?"
20154	Are there any who object to my succession?"
20154	Are there people still living on it?
20154	Are we going to make it?"
20154	But-- with so many wires heavily charged with current, what would have happened if they had not been shielded?
20154	Can we not better them?"
20154	Can you do it?"
20154	Can you explain?"
20154	Can you help us?"
20154	Can you tone that condensed lightning bolt down to a workable level?"
20154	Chapter VI THE SECOND MOVE"What happened to him, though?"
20154	Chapter VIII UNDEFEATABLE OR UNCONTROLLABLE?
20154	Did he have a family?"
20154	Did you notice our friends, the enemy?"
20154	Do you agree?"
20154	Do you know the story yet?"
20154	Do you see what you and your world was meant to us, Man of Earth?"
20154	Does it still exist?
20154	Even so, we did n''t do such a hot job, did we, Morey?"
20154	Feel the exceedingly intense heat?
20154	From what system do you come?
20154	How are you going to transmit the power?
20154	How came you to this point?"
20154	How soon will you be ready?"
20154	How vote you?"
20154	I can not help you there, with your calculations, but is there nothing I can do?"
20154	I have an idea-- have you any?"
20154	I think you agree with me, Zezdon Afthen and Inthel?"
20154	I wonder if they have the ability to learn as much as the average man of-- say about 1950?"
20154	If all of that went up in_ one one- hundred- millionth of a second_, how many sols?"
20154	If it fell all the way?"
20154	Intelligent all right-- what more universally obvious peace sign than a primitive weapon such as a knife held in reverse position?
20154	Is it not natural that our race will not fight among themselves?
20154	Is it not so?"
20154	Is that chow ready?"
20154	Is there nothing we can do to help?
20154	It is agreeable?"
20154	It was more than one?"
20154	It was the force field created when you destroyed Thett that threw you forward?
20154	Let me have the controls, Morey, will you?"
20154	Look''em up, will you, and see how far we have to go before we reach the cosmic fields?"
20154	Martian lead or the terrestrial isotope?"
20154	More than six months?"
20154	Notice how little the soil directly under them was dented?"
20154	Now tell me: what will blow up four- foot relux?"
20154	Now the question is how can we stop it?
20154	Now we want to know why they do n''t fall lower, fall all the way?
20154	Play cards?"
20154	Question: how come?
20154	Question: what are we going to do about it?"
20154	Remember the terrible speed with which your ship landed, and yet there was no appreciable jar according to the men?
20154	Remember, I said then I thought it might be a ray-- but found it was n''t what I thought?
20154	See the brown eyes?
20154	Shall we go out to intergalactic space at once?"
20154	Shall we go see the Egyptians?"
20154	Shall we investigate?"
20154	The artificial substance though-- why should any one make it?
20154	The line to the city power will stand what pressure?"
20154	The only question in my mind is-- what is going to happen to us when I use it?"
20154	The question is, what is it?
20154	The typical teeth?
20154	Their nails, not flat like human ones but rounded?
20154	Then why did you not tell me when I tried to show it?"
20154	Then you have uncovered that secret?"
20154	They had molecular rays, cosmic rays, the energy of matter, then-- what else had they now?
20154	Very well-- matter is energy-- does your physics know that?"
20154	Want to try making it up?
20154	We had best get a more or less definite idea of what time- age we are in, had n''t we?
20154	What are we going to do?"
20154	What are we going to do?"
20154	What brings you here at this time of troubles?"
20154	What brings you to our system?
20154	What brought you?
20154	What can they tell?
20154	What chance?"
20154	What could the Thessians have done that caused this change?
20154	What developments had come?
20154	What did you learn, Son, or have n''t you done any calculating on your data as yet?"
20154	What do you call your planet, friend?"
20154	What do you suppose happened when the terrific magnetic field of the beam and the currents in the wires of their power- board were mutually opposed?"
20154	What do you wish to say?"
20154	What else could they think?"
20154	What happened?"
20154	What have you to offer us?"
20154	What is happening there now?
20154	What is its mass?"
20154	What news?"
20154	What potential do you generate?
20154	What shall we do?"
20154	What single station could do this, if the many stations of the world could not?
20154	What was that?"
20154	What was this thing?
20154	What wattage have you available?"
20154	What weapons have you discovered among those ancient documents, Taj Lamor?
20154	What would have been the result?"
20154	Where are the others?"
20154	Where is their main fort here?"
20154	Who says credit- units do n''t have their value?
20154	Who were they?"
20154	Why ca n''t it fill another step, and reach the proton?
20154	Why do they stop?"
20154	Why has it no more quanta to release?
20154	Why have n''t they done anything?"
20154	Why in the Universe did you do that-- and how did you conceive those horrors?"
20154	Why return?"
20154	Will we have to install changers?"
20154	Will you make a machine controlled by mental impulses?
20154	You are going to New York or Vermont?"
20154	You can fight it?"
20154	You got caught in another time field and thrown the other way this time?"
20154	You have been swept by their terrible rays that fuse mountains, then hurl them into space?
20154	You have it?
20154	You have the old star maps to get back however, have you not?"
20154	You know the explanation?"
20154	You remember Thett''s records said something of the Mighty Warless Ones of Venone?
20154	Your ship-- is it in the system?"
20154	[ 1] I mentioned that I would attempt to liberate it if ever there was need?
27464	And it-- he knows you? 27464 Anyone in here?"
27464	What do you know about this?
27464	A gesture, his strange death, which you who read this have seen?
27464	But-- can''t you do anything?
27464	Can we help you stop it?"
27464	Can you speak and tell us?
27464	I came down and knocked on the door, and he answered from inside and said that everything was all right--""You did n''t go in?"
27464	Was the fool also mad?
27464	Why do n''t you do something?
27464	Why don''t--""Who are you?"
27662	But how describe in a magazine article what the eye can not take in in a day?
27662	But how establish works in a locality deprived of a water course, and distant from the large ways of communication?
27662	Will it be possible to keep up the fight long?
22527	And have the Quebec police up here lookin''for''em? 22527 Are there many giants?"
22527	Are you no conscious yet?
22527	Babs, are you all right?
22527	Can you land us, Alan?
22527	Did he see you?
22527	Do I? 22527 Do you hear me?"
22527	George, when we knew Polter, he was about twenty- five, was n''t he? 22527 George-- where are you?
22527	Glora, do you know if any of Dr. Polter''s men might have the drug? 22527 Glora, where will you be?"
22527	Hello, George? 22527 How do I know?
22527	How large are they? 22527 How long will it take us?"
22527	How many?
22527	No other cities?
22527	Now what, Glora? 22527 Ready, George?"
22527	Ready, Glora?
22527	Scheming? 22527 The giants live there?"
22527	Then what''s so weird?
22527	There are his lights; see them?
22527	What are you talking about? 22527 What do you want me to do?"
22527	What''ll we do with it?
22527	What''s the matter? 22527 What''s the matter?"
22527	Why not? 22527 Will you fly me, George?"
22527	Will you take us?
22527	Yes? 22527 You all right, Alan?"
22527	You like it? 22527 You like it?
22527	You mean Polter''s men?
22527	You see the little box with bars? 22527 You think it really best to go?
22527	You understand me? 22527 You wo n''t harm her, Polter?"
22527	You would n''t want to leave George, would you? 22527 A crack under the door-- is that it, off there?
22527	A faster time- rate prevailed in here?
22527	A gold mine?
22527	A tiny figure?
22527	ALAN KENT Twenty feet tall, or two inches high-- which should he be?
22527	Alan murmured:"But what do we do?
22527	Alan panted,"Glora, does this lead out?"
22527	Alan whispered vehemently,"Why not now?
22527	Alan, where are you?"
22527	And Babs, abducted by him, to be taken-- where?
22527	And to your normal size?"
22527	And where was Polter?
22527	Another pellet?"
22527	Are you still rebellious?
22527	BABS KENT Did she live in a golden cage or a magnificent palace?
22527	Babs gone?"
22527	Babs?"
22527	But Babs?
22527	But how?
22527	But you no longer rebel?"
22527	Can you hear me?"
22527	Can you see her?
22527	Could he wrestle with it and hope to win?
22527	Could we chance landing inside the wall?
22527	Did n''t you think of that?
22527	Do n''t you understand?
22527	Do n''t you understand?"
22527	Do you want to crush him, and crush that young girl with him?"
22527	Dr. Polter, will you let me be with my father?
22527	Get large, shall we?"
22527	God-- don''t you see what''s happening?"
22527	Had Polter stolen that missing fragment of golden quartz the size of a walnut which had been beneath Dr. Kent''s microscope?
22527	He shouted,"You do that?
22527	How deep is it?"
22527	How did you get here?"
22527	How far away in size, who knows?
22527	How long will you be gone, Alan?"
22527	How much have you?
22527	I mean, do they come in and out of here?"
22527	I''m not asking you to do that, am I?"
22527	If we could get on that boat and go with him to the island-- But in what size?
22527	Is that someone coming?"
22527	Iss it not so?
22527	It''s funny, is n''t it?
22527	Lost in size?
22527	My world?"
22527	Never see him again?
22527	Now?
22527	Of all the strange events that had been flung at us, I think this sudden crisis now most confused Alan and me.... To get larger, or smaller?
22527	Or were we cross- starred, doomed like the realm of the atom?
22527	Our little Babs will lof me; why should she not?
22527	Polter?"
22527	Quarter of a mile?
22527	See the starlight on the lake?
22527	See?"
22527	She called;"Why?
22527	She''s gone, now--""Who''s gone?
22527	Suppose she had seen you?"
22527	That girl of your world the doctor just now steal, she is friend of yours?"
22527	That will be nice?
22527	That''s where he went with the Earth girl, is n''t it?"
22527	Then why should we quarrel now?
22527	Thirty feet away?
22527	Understand that?
22527	Very small?
22527	Was it-- compared to my stature now-- a thousand miles, perhaps even a million miles up to where we had been two or three hours ago?
22527	Was this swift embrace now marking the end of everything for us?
22527	Were Alan and Glora following us now?
22527	What are you doing?"
22527	What did he call her, Barbara Kent?"
22527	What did it cover?
22527	What do you care what I do to your world?
22527	What do you want?"
22527	What happened?
22527	What happens?
22527	What secrets are there, down beyond the vanishing point in the realm of the infinitely small?
22527	Whatever happens, you''ll think of nothing else: you wo n''t will you?"
22527	Where was Babs?
22527	Where was Glora?
22527	Which?
22527	Who are you?"
22527	Why should I not be with my dear little Babs?
22527	Why, how dare you?
22527	Will you be ready?"
22527	Will you come?"
22527	Will you?"
22527	Wo n''t you open the gate?
22527	Would Polter make the entire trip without a stop?
22527	Would we be in time?
22527	You always knew I would nefer be satisfied until I had my little Babs?
22527	You are afraid?
22527	You are all right, Babs?"
22527	You haf still determined to compound no more of our drugs?
22527	You see the island off there?"
22527	You think, my little Babs, that he has the drugs?
22527	You understand that, both of you?
22527	You would rather I killed you?
26967	Did you think I had gone mad, Dennell?
26967	Has he been asking about them again?
26967	What have you got?
26967	You have found out?
26967	You have perfected the operation, have n''t you?
26967	You must try it out on somebody, must you not?
26967	... What, after all, is the use of this chronicle?
26967	And yet some vague dissatisfaction, some faint instinct, asks over and over in my throbbing ears: What year?
26967	But is it you, Alice?
26967	But what does it matter?
26967	Can it be that I am feeling again, after all these ages, some tiny portion of that emotion, that great passion I once knew?
26967	Do you not see?
26967	For do you see what happened?
26967	For is it not irony that I should be the historian of this race-- I, a savage, an"archaic survival?"
26967	How many thousands of years is it since I last knew the true companionship?
26967	Is it you?
26967	Is love something entirely of the flesh, something created by an ironic God merely to propagate His race?
26967	It is very obscure and very absurd, is it not?
26967	Need I say that I lived, thereafter, many thousands of thousands of years, until this day?
26967	Of what significance was time when one was immortal?
26967	Or can there be love without emotion, love without passion-- love between two cold intellects?
26967	What answer had I for that, but that I loved her and would do anything in the world not to lose her?
26967	What more do you want?"
26967	What year?
26967	Why do I write?
26967	Yet there would be a little strange fancy in my head at the same moment, saying,"Who is this Alice?
20551	A man with a hood? 20551 Ai n''t we goin''?"
20551	And she''s gone? 20551 And so you are a native Bermudian?"
20551	And what became of them?
20551	And you,he said to me,"you are American?"
20551	Are we going to New York City?
20551	But I seen--"Where?
20551	But he-- might readily love you?
20551	But what shall we do?
20551	But you do not love him?
20551	But, father,Jane protested,"what will you do?
20551	By smashing up New York? 20551 Can they see us?"
20551	Can you hear us?
20551	Did I promise? 20551 Did you search the fellow?"
20551	Do I, indeed? 20551 Do n''t you think so?
20551	Do n''t you think so? 20551 Do n''t you think you''re talking nonsense, Bob?"
20551	Do you know that they did not?
20551	Does it show so quickly upon my face that you saw it at once? 20551 Don, may I come?"
20551	Floating?
20551	Go out and tackle him-- shall we? 20551 Gor blime me, who is he?"
20551	Got your helmet?
20551	Have you been interested in the scene outside the window?
20551	Hot night, is n''t it? 20551 How long will it seem?"
20551	How long will it take?
20551	How?
20551	How?
20551	I say, Bob, what do you make of this?
20551	I say, who told you you saw a man walking through rock?
20551	If they spot us?
20551	Is he in there?
20551	Is it?
20551	Long? 20551 Looks like him, does n''t it?"
20551	Oh, did she? 20551 Ready, Don?"
20551	See it there?
20551	Shall I take her now to our carrier?
20551	Shall we? 20551 She didn''t-- scream from her bedroom?
20551	She has made you comfortable?
20551	So that you will return me safely? 20551 So that''s how you learned our language?"
20551	So you discovered how to get into our Earth world?
20551	So? 20551 So?"
20551	Something about Eunice?
20551	Tako, the people down there on Staten Island-- can they see us?
20551	That projector-- what was it you almost told Jane?
20551	They get excited, do they not? 20551 To- night?"
20551	Told Jane? 20551 Tolla, will you go outside a moment?
20551	What are you going to do with us?
20551	What are you going to do?
20551	What can we do?
20551	What could you do with that giant projector?
20551	What did you see?
20551	What do you mean, Tolla?
20551	What do you mean? 20551 What do you mean?"
20551	What do you want?
20551	What is it?
20551	What is it?
20551	What is it?
20551	What''s all this? 20551 What''s the matter?"
20551	What''s the use of theory? 20551 What, father?"
20551	Where are you going?
20551	Where are you going?
20551	Where is he? 20551 Where?"
20551	Who are you?
20551	Why not? 20551 Willie, what you saw, was it a-- a man?"
20551	You all right, Bob? 20551 You are refreshed?"
20551	You did? 20551 You do not like me, do you?"
20551	You heard us, Tolla?
20551	You love him, do n''t you?
20551	You really saw it, Jane?
20551	You think silence is best? 20551 You want me to like you, Tako?"
20551	You''re not a Bermudian, are you?
20551	***** But doing what?
20551	***** Don exclaimed,"But the Chief of Police gave you details?"
20551	***** Had they gone now with Jane into the other realm of the Unknown?
20551	***** She forced herself to reply calmly,"Why should I?
20551	***** Stolen by the ghosts?
20551	A ghost?
20551	An opening?"
20551	And Tako, the giant?
20551	And also Bob Rivers, and my cousin, Don-- you will return us safely as you promised?"
20551	And then, at one point, Tolla asked:"Are you beautiful in Bermuda?"
20551	And who are you?"
20551	And you expect me to believe that?"
20551	And you have been mocking me, you two girls?"
20551	Anything like that?"
20551	Are not those ships of war?
20551	Are you not prompting words from my lips?"
20551	As we passed, Tako called softly:"All is well with you, Tolla?"
20551	But I say--""What is it?"
20551	But could that be done?
20551	But did n''t you forget that last coffee?"
20551	But father, how missing?"
20551	But if it should be his, why would you care?
20551	But of what use if we did?
20551	But was Jane here?
20551	But was he only a man?
20551	But what is the use of teaching it to the common people?
20551	But you have no weapons which could penetrate into the shadows of the borderland, have you?"
20551	But, if assailed, who could say what they would do?
20551	Can they?"
20551	Can you lead us to where you saw him, Willie?"
20551	Can you make out-- back by the banana grove-- captives?
20551	Could she play upon that jealousy?
20551	Could we escape now, or would a darting green beam strike us?
20551	Did some instinct impel her not to repulse him?
20551	Did that explain the reported disappearances of the several other girls?
20551	Did this ghostly activity have some rational purpose-- the stealing of young white women, all of them of unusual beauty?
20551	Did you get a check, Don?"
20551	Do you see him?"
20551	Do you want me to fire at you?"
20551	Does that attract you?"
20551	Does that satisfy you?"
20551	Doing what?
20551	Don added,"Before my uncle and the Chief arrive, let me have a talk with that fellow, will you?"
20551	Don began,"The girl over there----""Your sister?
20551	Don gasped,"Those apparitions-- is that what you''re going to attack?"
20551	Don quickly added,"I say, Bob, what does he mean-- carriers?"
20551	Don?"
20551	Even of you-- is it not so?"
20551	Fifty invaders?
20551	Ghosts?
20551	Had he, for some time perhaps, been living as he said in the Hamiltonia Hotel?
20551	Had one of the apparitions materialized?
20551	Have you not noticed that time in my world has little to do with yours?"
20551	He thinks that now, does he?
20551	How can one tell but that all occultism is merely unknown science?
20551	How is that?"
20551	How many of the enemy were there?
20551	How?
20551	I didn''t-- I never had any desire to--""What do your desires concern me?
20551	I recall that once I said:"You have never been in New York?"
20551	I say, you three, what are you up to?"
20551	I stopped short and called:"Are you all right, Jane?"
20551	I whispered,"Is it back of the rocks?
20551	If you knew how to use those weapons, do you think I would leave them near you?"
20551	Impulsively I started scrambling over the rocks; unreasoningly, for who can chase and capture a ghost?
20551	Invaders from another planet?
20551	Is it-- is he armed, can you see?"
20551	Is it?"
20551	Is that your sister?"
20551	It ai n''t far if you--""You think he''s still there?"
20551	It is n''t like Eunice to slip out at night-- or is it, Jane?"
20551	It''s not so difficult, is it?"
20551	Jane, did you see it?
20551	Might frighten us to death, but that''s about all a ghost can do, is n''t it?"
20551	My little prisoner-- you do not like me, do you?"
20551	Or a helmet?
20551	Or could it?
20551	Or following this rocky surface?
20551	Or is there a cave over there?
20551	Or was she with them, over in Paget now in the little enemy camp there which was defying Bermuda?
20551	Or were my senses tricking me?
20551	Or were these invaders from another planet?
20551	Ready, Bob?"
20551	Scouting around Bermuda, selecting the young girls whom his cohorts were to abduct?
20551	She is very pretty, is she not?
20551	Should we run?
20551	Some intuition giving her strength to flash him a single alluring moonlit glance?
20551	Something like a queer- looking hat on his head, Willie?"
20551	Stay here?"
20551	That will cause much excitement, will it not?
20551	The dead come to life as living wraiths?
20551	The fellow was saying nonchalantly,"And you, Mr. Livingston-- are you also familiar with New York City?"
20551	Then he added to Don,"That most beautiful young lady with you in the restaurant-- did I not see you there?
20551	There might be some reward for us, eh?
20551	These accursed little disks, what are they?"
20551	They did n''t hear any sound from her?"
20551	This strange journey, what would it be like?
20551	This traveling through my world--""Did you come to tell me that?"
20551	Was Jane there among those captives?
20551	Was it standing on the path?
20551	Was that Tako the leader of these invaders?
20551	Was that ghost we saw, this gigantic fellow in doeskins and blazer who looked like a tourist standing out there at the window?
20551	Was that the idea?"
20551	Was that what had happened to Eunice Arton?
20551	We are to be real friends-- fellow conquerors?
20551	We had locked up this mysterious enemy, but would the prison bars hold him?
20551	We strike terror-- are they going to fight like excited children?"
20551	Were these ghosts merely human enemies after all?
20551	What did you mean by that?"
20551	What do you want?"
20551	What is it to me?
20551	What necromancy was this?
20551	What was this?
20551	When?
20551	Where is she?
20551	Why did n''t you tell us?"
20551	Why, what was this?
20551	Would Tolla perhaps soon want her to escape?
20551	Would it be called flying?
20551	Wraith, or substance?
20551	You are familiar with New York City?"
20551	You bargain?
20551	You have your revolvers?"
20551	You knew that, did n''t you?
20551	You see where our mountain slope cuts through that building?
20551	You thought your jail would imprison me, did you not?"
20551	Your wife?
20551	Yours?"
26174	And it worries you? 26174 But do n''t you see?"
26174	Can you do that?
26174	Got a watch?
26174	How the hell would I know?
26174	Is that remarkable?
26174	It might break even the Mahon machines in this installation?
26174	Sergeant,he said,"did I see a gleam in your eye just now?"
26174	That one ship,said Lecky blankly,"it defeated the rest?"
26174	Then where does the broadcast come from?
26174	Those lights look kinda nice, do n''t they?
26174	We follow?
26174	Well?
26174	What I''m wonderin''is, did we fool him?
26174	What can I tell you first?
26174	What kinda data do they want?
26174	What,demanded Howell,"what in hell are you talking about?"
26174	Who done this?
26174	Why do n''t he call me?
26174	Why not ask them,said Graves,"how to make a round square or a five- sided triangle?"
26174	You begin to believe the broadcasts come from the future?
26174	You noticed something that we missed, Sergeant?
26174	You plan something?
26174	_ What-- what is this?_cried his voice shrilly from the speakers.
26174	Are you guys game to feed it into this communicator''s output amplifier?"
26174	But why that special type-- that special wave?"
26174	But--3020?
26174	Did you notice how Betsy''s standby light was wabbling while she was bringin''in that broadcast?
26174	Do I signal with my ears and fingers?"
26174	Graves said:"Why does n''t it flicker like the others?"
26174	Graves said:"You mean it might break all operating communicators in a very large area?"
26174	Graves sputtered:"But-- dammit, do you mean we can work out a way to receive a broadcast and not be qualified to see it?"
26174	He added persuasively:"But a machine can lie, Sergeant?
26174	Howell and Graves and Lecky went under strict guard until they could be asked some thousands of variations of the question,"Why did you do it?"
26174	Howell said angrily:"It''s got to be tried, has n''t it?"
26174	Is that the reasoning?"
26174	Okay?"
26174	Quick?
26174	Remember?"
26174	See?
26174	See?"
26174	See?"
26174	The small scientist asked curiously:"What are you preparing, Sergeant?"
26174	Understand?
26174	We need to talk to you!--Can you give me the stuff about that bug that''s gon na wipe out half of us?
26174	What defense could Earth devise against science such as this?_[ Illustration: Did the broadcasts foretell flesh- rending supersonic blasts?]
26174	What defense could Earth devise against science such as this?_[ Illustration: Did the broadcasts foretell flesh- rending supersonic blasts?]
26174	What do you want to know about Betsy?"
26174	What shall we do, Sergeant?"
26174	Who''ll join me?"
26174	Will you help us, Sergeant?
26174	Would n''t it be reasonable to guess that Mahon machines are-- uh-- especial adapted to handle intertemporal communication?"
26174	Would that be possible?"
26174	You contacted 3020?
26174	You gentlemen care to join me?"
26174	You see what that means?"
26174	You want to come show it, Doc?"
20707	A little help?
20707	Arcot,Wade asked finally,"just how does the magnet make that stuff tractable?
20707	Arcot,began Morey after a moment,"why is that gas burning like that?
20707	Arcot-- do you think we can make it?
20707	As I say-- we''ve got it, now-- but what do we do with it?
20707	Busy?
20707	But what in the world can we do to that huge thing?
20707	But which side are we to aid-- and what are the sides? 20707 But why do it at all?
20707	Dick, how do you suppose he gets away with the things he does right under the eyes of those Air Guardsmen? 20707 Dick, why is it he did n''t use all his rockets at first instead of gradually increasing the power this way?"
20707	Do you remember that column of hissing radiance we saw shooting out of the wrecked plane just before it blew up? 20707 Do you remember the platform of light- metal, clear as crystal?
20707	Do you remember those wires that we saw leading to that little box of the reflecting material? 20707 Do you think those big blocks of what appeared to be silver were involved in the energy release?"
20707	Great-- I''d been thinking of that too-- what are we going to name her?
20707	Have they reported from Ohmur, Lorsand, and Throlus, yet, Morlus Tal?
20707	Hiding it behind a sun- shade?
20707	Hold your report a second and give us a hand here, will you? 20707 How about calling it Terrestrian?"
20707	How about it?
20707	How are you going to catch him, Arcot?
20707	How did this happen?
20707	How do they know we are visitors from another planet?
20707	How do you suppose they condense that light energy in the first place, and, their sun being dead, whence all the light? 20707 How do you think they got their energy loose?"
20707	How is it-- what have you tested for so far?
20707	How many of the gas sample bottles did you bring, Bob?
20707	How then are we going to get the current to it? 20707 I believe you can guess the source of that breeze we had there?
20707	I sure would have liked to mix in the fight they must have had here-- nice little things to play with, are n''t they?
20707	I thought you were going to take it up to eight miles a second, Dick?
20707	I wonder if it might not be interesting to observe the reactions of a man waking suddenly from sleep to find himself alone in space?
20707	I wonder if it would?
20707	I wonder what makes their blood blue? 20707 Is there any particular reason why they should n''t look like us?
20707	It''s basically their problem, is n''t it?
20707	It''s impossible-- how could they have done it? 20707 Look, Fuller- it was their problem before, too, was n''t it?
20707	Look,Wade pointed with his pistol,"he''s under that big metal bar-- up there in the roof-- see it?
20707	Morey,asked Fuller,"what did you learn about that gas the pirate was using?
20707	Now, what results did you get?
20707	Ready, Engineer?
20707	Say-- what were you fellows doing?
20707	She''s shaping up nicely, is n''t she?
20707	So_ that''s_ what you hatched out, eh? 20707 Sorlus?
20707	That''s a pretty big order, is n''t it, Dick? 20707 The engines?
20707	Then you''ll definitely support us?
20707	These men are armed with the standard sidearms, are n''t they?
20707	Wade, how is it that those ships can be invisible when they are driven by light, and have the light stored in them? 20707 Wade-- Morey-- where will we stop first?"
20707	Well, fellows, what are your opinions on-- what we''ve seen? 20707 Well, gentlemen, now we''ve got it, what do we do with it?"
20707	Well-- it_ was_ magnetic, but how did you know?
20707	What did you find?
20707	What do you mean?
20707	What do you say we try it?
20707	What have they been doing with the star?
20707	What speed did we attain, Dr. Arcot? 20707 What would happen to a metal bar if all the molecules in it decided to move in the same direction at the same time?
20707	What''s in it? 20707 What''s it all about, Arcot?"
20707	What''s that for?
20707	What''s that for?
20707	When do you expect to start after the Pirate?
20707	Where shall we go first, Dick?
20707	Which?
20707	Why not?
20707	Why-- Arcot-- what''s the idea of the winter regalia?
20707	Yes-- but I''ll bet they have nearly fifty pounds of light condensed there-- so why worry about a little thing like a million horsepower? 20707 Yes-- but are we going to join either side after looking?"
20707	You do n''t expect this to be magnetic, do you?
20707	You go first?
20707	A flying bachelor''s apartment christened by a mere woman?
20707	Any ideas?"
20707	Any objection?"
20707	Any objections?"
20707	Anybody any ideas?"
20707	Anyone want to bet that people will be living in the same general circumstances then?
20707	Are we ready to start now, son?"
20707	Before we go any further, what''s our decision?"
20707	But do you have any idea how that gas does all it does?"
20707	But do you notice that those four main units have their leads radiating in different directions?
20707	But what could attack one of those giant ships?
20707	But-- how can they control such power?
20707	But-- how can we move this?"
20707	By the way, did you notice their hands?"
20707	Ca n''t we put it out?"
20707	Can you get outside the atmosphere?
20707	Could they get there?
20707	Could this be the source of power for the entire ship?
20707	Did they try that C-32L mask on an animal?"
20707	Did you call a doctor by radio, Pilot?"
20707	Did you ever see one like it?"
20707	Did you notice what I did to them?"
20707	Do n''t you recognize that as the development of the old paper gliders you used to throw around as a kid?
20707	Do you remember how the ship seemed to lose its invisibility for an instant?
20707	Does n''t she look fast?
20707	Exceed orbital speed and fall out?
20707	Have we got that camera properly placed?"
20707	Have you any ideas?"
20707	Have you seen anything really revolutionary, Wade?"
20707	He is not violent, for has n''t he carefully warned the men not to use the C-32L mask?
20707	How about you, Morey?"
20707	How are we going to do it?
20707	How are you going to handle it, or even get it into your apparatus?"
20707	How come?"
20707	How did you know?"
20707	How do you expect to get him?"
20707	How does he get his glider ten miles up?
20707	How fast are we falling?"
20707	How fast are we going now?"
20707	How good is the chance that all the molecules should happen to move in the same direction at the same time?
20707	How were they to reach it?
20707	How''d they handle it?
20707	I do n''t have to lie here any longer, do I, doctor?"
20707	I wonder if we can tear it loose altogether?"
20707	I wonder what he is going to do?"
20707	If you just let them alone, what do you suppose they''ll do with the problem this time?"
20707	In all solar engines what is the greatest problem to be solved?"
20707	In the meantime, take the controls while I make a test of the air here, will you?"
20707	Is it heavier than that?"
20707	Is that about it?"
20707	Is there any money shipment in sight?"
20707	Is there any way you can signal your planet?"
20707	Is there anything further we can do?"
20707	It will be all right, I suppose?"
20707	It''s simple-- but is it good?
20707	Look through the telescope-- see those dots wheeling about there above the flashing lights?
20707	May I take it back to the ship and test it?"
20707	Morey, will you cut the rope in three equal pieces while I help Wade tear loose that girder?"
20707	Now why should n''t our''light matter''metal conduct light?
20707	Now, since the stuff can leak through any material, what kind of a pump shall we use?
20707	Say, that would be handy in placing nuts and bolts, and such fine work, would n''t it?"
20707	See if you can raise Earth on the radio, Morey, will you, while I tell these fellows what happened?
20707	Shall we start?"
20707	Some kind of gas?"
20707	That the same general social and cultural and material standards will apply?
20707	The answer?
20707	The distance record took someone across the Atlantic in 2009, did n''t it?
20707	The plans are as before; we are to proceed directly toward the Yellow Star, meeting at Point 71?"
20707	There is no_ known_ star close enough-- but how about unknowns?"
20707	They were satisfied; why move?
20707	They''ve been in service only about four months, have n''t they, Lieutenant?"
20707	Those spare cells are all right, are n''t they?
20707	Wade, will you get three fairly good- sized pieces of metal, something we can tie a rope to?
20707	Wade-- come here a minute, will you?
20707	Was it water-- or land?
20707	What are its properties?"
20707	What can we do to show our appreciation this time?"
20707	What chance has one to detect a machine that is perfectly transparent when there is nothing but perfectly transparent air around it?
20707	What could he do with it that he had not done?
20707	What could the_ Solarite_ do against it?
20707	What could the_ Solarite_ do against the giant monoplane?
20707	What difference would it make if they were or were not accompanied by a dead star?
20707	What do you say?"
20707	What do you suggest for your masterpiece?"
20707	What do you think, Dad?"
20707	What do you vote?"
20707	What experience have you two had?"
20707	What have you tried?"
20707	What hope was there to avert incalculable destruction-- if not outright defeat?
20707	What is it?"
20707	What is it?"
20707	What more appropriate for christening a space ship than a bottle of hard vacuum?
20707	What more could I ask?"
20707	What sort of bomb was it that Arcot hoped would penetrate that tremendous armor?
20707	What will happen, however, if someone locates the source of the radio waves?
20707	What''s on your mind?"
20707	What''s the idea?"
20707	What''s the secret?"
20707	What''s your opinion on him?
20707	Where under the sun did these beings come from?"
20707	Who knows?"
20707	Why ca n''t we see the light?"
20707	Why should races seek to escape the inevitable?"
20707	Why try to release any more energy?
20707	Why?"
20707	Will it reach far in the air?
20707	Will you attend to it, Lieutenant Greer?"
20707	Would the mighty machines soon be circling Earth?
20707	Would this ship, too, crash?
20707	Yet the giant seemed unable to approach the city-- or was it defending it?
20707	You agree?"
20707	You have''sold''us this machine-- but how can we repay you?
20707	You know, of course, how planets are formed?
20707	You notice that two of the main power units are still working, but that those other two have stopped?
26941	Are you_ sure_?
26941	The worms? 26941 Then what?
26941	What did you say, dear?
26941	What do you say, shall we try it? 26941 What have you learned?
26941	What is_ your_ plan, Peter? 26941 Would it silence the blasts?
26941	Would you like to see the ship? 26941 _ What have you done?_ The ship is traveling at_ almost twice the speed that it was before_!
26941	_ What is it?_ I thought the people were doing a day''s work-- but_ you_----!!!
26941	But they did not hesitate because the first question asked them had been:"Are you a brave man?
26941	Did n''t you ever see their_ wives_?
26941	Does it mean what you wanted?
26941	Have you got any plan-- or are we helpless?"
26941	How do you like each other for permanent companions?"
26941	I hope you do n''t feel resentful?"
26941	Is it all right?"
26941	Remember the night you fell in front of my table in the hotel?
26941	They manufactured enough fuel for two trips, according to the rating of consumption in the books-- but Dick wondered?
26941	Was that moment, and the turning of that valve, the end of existence for them all?"
26941	What do you think?"
26941	What good will it do to know how much''ship juice''there is, anyway?
26941	What if he did have to marry a strange girl?
26941	Where could this settlement be?
26941	Who the girl would be-- and what she would be like?
26941	Would it put them out of commission permanently?
26941	You must have thought of something?"
26941	You must think my race very stupid not to have thought of it?"
26941	_ Can we reach the domes?_""I hope so, Morquil.
26168	And do you know why? 26168 And how many cards went through the Personnelovac this month?"
26168	Be a good fellow, ca n''t you?
26168	Did n''t you know?
26168	Grimswitch, will you please let me alone?
26168	How did the meeting go?
26168	How do you mean, help_ me_?
26168	Huh?
26168	Me, sir?
26168	On the carpet, eh? 26168 See that?"
26168	So?
26168	Then where''s_ your_ Personnelovac report, Colihan? 26168 WHO would n''t it even fire?"
26168	Well, Ralph-- how goes it?
26168	Well, we ca n''t sit around all day and reminisce, eh, Ralph? 26168 What am I going to_ do_?"
26168	What can I do?
26168	What do_ you_ think, Ralph?
26168	What does it say?
26168	What?
26168	Where''s your Requisition Paper?
26168	Yes, sir, but--"_ So_ unusual that it would call for immediate ACTION, would n''t it?
26168	Yes, sir?
26168	_ Nothing_ wrong? 26168 _ Well, what does it say?_"repeated Moss.
26168	*****"Have you run through the stack yet?"
26168	And do you know something?
26168	And the point is-- what''s the reason?
26168	And who knows?
26168	And why not?
26168	But I checked the Brain--""Did you, Ralph?"
26168	But it''s my job, is n''t it?_ Colihan flipped the inter- com and proceeded to call Miss Blanche.
26168	But that''s quite an unusual record, would n''t you say so?"
26168	But we got a business to run, do n''t we?"
26168	Did you ever hear of Dimaggio?"
26168	Eh, Colihan?"
26168	Eh?
26168	How''s your side of it, Ralph?
26168	Now-- how do you spell it?"
26168	Old Personnelovac hummin''along nicely?"
26168	Say, did you ever climb a real apple tree and knock''em off the branches?"
26168	Temper a little short?
26168	That means dismissal, right?
26168	That''s twenty- four people fired in the last month, is that correct?"
26168	Understand?"
26168	Was Moss making some kind of point?
26168	Where is it?"
26168	Why, I''m not sure it would n''t even fire--""WHO?"
26168	Why?
26168	You call twenty- four firings out of forty_ nothing_?"
26168	You''re not_ afraid_, are you, Colihan?"
26168	_ But why bother?
26168	_ Does he know about it?_ he thought.
23426	Are you going to use that gun?
23426	But maybe we better wait until you get her-- arranged, huh, Doc?
23426	Do n''t you expect we need one?
23426	Earthling?
23426	Earthman? 23426 Hear what?"
23426	Help me?
23426	How do you know you''re evil?
23426	If he said that, do you believe him, Sam?
23426	In your storeroom like you did Hank Petrie?
23426	It''s easier that way, is n''t it, Sam?
23426	Jail? 23426 Kind of a_ voice_, was n''t it, Sam?
23426	Kind of makes you think of it, do n''t it, Doc? 23426 Murder?"
23426	Murdered me? 23426 Now what''s a pretty girl like you doing, wasting her time in politics?"
23426	Say, what are you trying to pull?
23426	That infernal sound, do n''t you hear it, Ed?
23426	The asylum at Hannah, huh?
23426	Then what do you think?
23426	They''ll hang me for this, wo n''t they, Ed?
23426	What are you hearing now, Sam?
23426	What do you want with me?
23426	What does the rest of the town think about me?
23426	What kind of ambulance is this?
23426	What?
23426	Where are we? 23426 Where you going to jail me, Ed?"
23426	Which way?
23426	Who did you say you were? 23426 Who?
23426	Who?
23426	Who_ are_ you?
23426	Why did n''t they come in here after me?
23426	Why do n''t we go into the kitchen and have some coffee?
23426	Why? 23426 Why?"
23426	Work of art?
23426	You have to destroy the rocketship station, huh, Doc, before it sends up spaceships?
23426	You want to become a hero? 23426 You want to sign, do n''t you?
23426	_ He?_ Wait a minute, Sam. 23426 _ Why?_""Because,"Candle said,"I am a basically evil entity."
23426	*****"Did n''t you hear that?"
23426	A hero so big that all these trumped- up charges against you will be dropped?
23426	A marksman medal?"
23426	But should n''t he wait until his clients are dead?
23426	But you really know better, do n''t you, Sam?
23426	Ca n''t they see I''m alive?"
23426	Comstock?"
23426	Did you call Doc Van der Lies like I told you when I phoned?"
23426	Do n''t you recognize me?"
23426	Doc, have you got a tow rope in that truck?"
23426	Has the family been notified?"
23426	Have you got clearance from this area?"
23426	He does?
23426	How could Dr. Candle, the undertaker, possibly make you do a thing like you did in Mr. Michaels''hardware store?"
23426	Jail you?
23426	No superstitions about Einstein, I hope?
23426	No?
23426	Solarian?
23426	Space Ranger?
23426	Tell me, Collins, how would you like to be the first man to travel faster than light?"
23426	Terrestrial?
23426	Then I''ll take a needle and some silk thread and just a few stitches on the eyelids and around the mouth....""Doc, will you...?"
23426	Then as if he was n''t sure of the answer to his own question, he said,"Did you examine her to see if she was dead?
23426	There''s somebody else inside you that takes over and makes you do things?"
23426	What are you looking for?"
23426	What did you expect?
23426	What had got into him?
23426	What''s wrong with you, Doc?"
23426	Where are you taking me?"
23426	Who are you talking about?"
23426	Why do you have to kill me?"
23426	Why had n''t Candle made him turn around and come back?
23426	Why had n''t Candle stopped him from getting away?
23426	You closed?"
23426	You do?
23426	You mean you''ve got one of those split personalities like that girl on TV the other night?
23426	_ Homo sapiens?_"Collins decided Candle was sure in a jokey mood.
25975	_ Granted; but does that transform a fable into a fact? 25975 And what are clean beasts? 25975 And, if caught, how could they be preserved, together with the original stock of insects necessary to supply the world after the deluge? 25975 But how many cans of cockroaches would be necessary for two hundred and fifty- two of such birds,--the number in the ark? 25975 But was it really done? 25975 But why not every thing in the sea? 25975 Can any thing more be needed? 25975 Can this be tortured to mean a partial deluge? 25975 Food for how long? 25975 Had the pigeons become utterly corrupt, and the pikes remained perfectly innocent? 25975 Had the sheep been more guilty than the sharks? 25975 How could a partial deluge accomplish this? 25975 How could all flesh be destroyed with the earth by any other than a total deluge? 25975 How could the ants escape, with ant- eaters, aard- varks and pangolins on the watch for them as soon as they made their appearance? 25975 How could the ostriches of Africa, the emus of Australia, and the rheas of South America, get there,--birds that never fly? 25975 How did these animals live in the darkness? 25975 How long a lease of life could the sheep, hares, and mice, calculate upon? 25975 How many kinds or species of birds are there? 25975 How many of these animals would survive the journey? 25975 How were all the insects caught, and kept for the use of all these animals for more than a year? 25975 If a partial flood, how could the ark have rested on the mountains of Ararat? 25975 If all the human occupants of the ark were Caucasians, how did they produce negro races in forty- eight years? 25975 If not a total flood, why save the animals, above all the birds? 25975 Is it possible to add to the strength of this? 25975 No such food would do for Noah''s nightingales, then, or where would have been the nightingale''s song? 25975 Was amalgamation practised by any of Noah''s sons? 25975 Were the dogs sinners, and the dog- fish saints? 25975 What chance would a few sheep, rabbits and squirrels, rats and mice, doves and chickens, have, among this ravenous multitude? 25975 What had the larks, the doves, and the bob- o- links done? 25975 What had the squirrels and the tortoises been guilty of, that they should be destroyed? 25975 What kind of a family had Noah? 25975 What then? 25975 Why should the beasts, birds, and creeping things be destroyed? 25975 Why should we go through the world with a lie in our right hand, dupes of the ignorant men who preceded us? 25975 _ How did they breathe?_ There was but one twenty- two inch window; the ark waspitched within and without with pitch;""The Lord shut him in."
25975	_ How were the various animals obtained?_ The command given to Noah was,"Two of every sort shalt thou_ bring_ into the ark."
25975	_"How do you account, then, for these traditions of a deluge that we find all over the globe?
25975	and where were the bake- houses from which the supply might be obtained?
25975	and, above all, how did Noah and his family supply their wants?
25975	and, of those that did, how many would survive the change of climate and habits?
23571	And General Shorter, was he told of this immediately?
23571	Another day of it, eh?
23571	Captain Meford,Mr. Ryan insisted,"when did you say you first discovered the aliens?"
23571	David, do you think I''m in much trouble?
23571	David?
23571	Did he inform the general?
23571	Did you then inform the general?
23571	General Shorter, when was that?
23571	Good trip out?
23571	Had enough in one day, have they? 23571 He talked to you quite a bit?"
23571	How can you be sure of that, Captain Meford? 23571 How did you come to find them?"
23571	How does it handle?
23571	How long do you think it will take us to get there?
23571	Insane, David? 23571 Is n''t that done routinely?"
23571	Is this all?
23571	Just what did you mean by that, sir? 23571 Like what, Corporal?"
23571	May we see the aliens?
23571	Mind if I go over to Nine with you?
23571	More coffee? 23571 Mr. Tucker?
23571	New plastic?
23571	New ship? 23571 Nothing else at all?"
23571	Perhaps you do n''t remember me?
23571	Perhaps you remember a conversation we had a few weeks ago? 23571 Since this is your first planet,"the general said,"perhaps you''d like to see something of the operation?
23571	The natives?
23571	The old man?
23571	This the only one?
23571	Tucker? 23571 Was there a final message?"
23571	Well, did he?
23571	What about your cities? 23571 What could it be?"
23571	What did he think about killing the natives?
23571	What did you say?
23571	What do you think it is, General?
23571	What else could he have done?
23571	What was his name?
23571	What would you say to a brandy?
23571	What''s the formal charge?
23571	What''s your own personal impression of General Shorter?
23571	What_ for_?
23571	When was that, sir?
23571	When you first discovered them--?
23571	Where did they flee to?
23571	Why did n''t you tell the general?
23571	Would tell the general?
23571	Yes, sir?
23571	You discovered them?
23571	You knew Sergeant Schuster very well?
23571	You on suit communications?
23571	A technician?
23571	After you struck back, David, what would you do next?"
23571	And to what end?
23571	Anybody''s mind changed?
23571	Anything you diverted to care for these people would limit your ability to fight back, would n''t it?
23571	But what does that have to do with us?
23571	Earth crew?"
23571	Earth the same, I guess?"
23571	He asked,"What time is it?"
23571	I do n''t suppose you remember the old Mark Two?
23571	I do n''t think we need any more, do you?"
23571	I say to them, I say,''God damn it''--excuse me, sir--''I told you to do it, ai n''t that enough?''
23571	Is it that soon?
23571	It involves a new concept of mass variation, does n''t it?"
23571	It''s almost as if some part of us had been lopped off, is n''t it?
23571	Jim Tucker, by any chance?"
23571	Mr. Ryan, one of the other two civilians, commented,"A long time between cigars, eh, Jim?"
23571	Mr. Tucker said:"I believe one of your men killed himself last night-- wasn''t it?
23571	No?
23571	Nothing, eh?
23571	Perhaps you remember?"
23571	So what did it all really accomplish?
23571	What did the people of Miracastle think about?
23571	What do you say to a brandy?"
23571	What was their philosophy of life?
23571	What was their social organization?
23571	What was their ultimate goals?
23571	What would you do, David?"
23571	Who''s in charge?"
23571	Would you take me to Mr. Tucker, please?"
23571	You know what I mean?
22893	A name?
22893	And if they do n''t?
22893	And when will you, Galatea?
22893	And will you be happy?
22893	Are you and Leucon alone in this valley? 22893 Berkeley?"
22893	Bishop Berkeley, eh?
22893	But his name?
22893	But,whispered the other,"the realer the better, no?
22893	By whom?
22893	Cities? 22893 Did what?"
22893	Do I seem ghostlike?
22893	Do you remember my name?
22893	Does the real world seem strange,she queried,"after that shadow land of yours?"
22893	Friend from the shadows,he said,"will you hear me a moment?"
22893	Galatea, what place is this? 22893 Galatea,"he said,"do you ever go to a city?
22893	Galatea,said his voice,"Whom will you take as mate?"
22893	Has anyone, anywhere, a voice in the laws?
22893	Have you stopped yet?
22893	How do we cross?
22893	How do you know I do? 22893 How the devil could you do that?"
22893	How? 22893 Huh?"
22893	If you use part, do you see only part of the story? 22893 Is n''t everyone happy?"
22893	Leucon,said his voice,"how did you know I was coming?"
22893	Must you use all the liquid?
22893	Not-- death?
22893	Permitted? 22893 Shadow land?"
22893	So real?
22893	Then where are the people of Paracosma? 22893 This is ideal,"he said,"but, Galatea, how am I to turn out the light?"
22893	To find me?
22893	Touch?
22893	Turn it out?
22893	Were you born here?
22893	What are those-- chance and accidents?
22893	What are you called?
22893	What could be wrong? 22893 What does he weave?"
22893	What follows death?
22893	What happens, then,queried Dan desperately,"when one grows old?"
22893	What is death?
22893	What song is that?
22893	What was he like?
22893	Where did you hear them, then?
22893	Where is the music coming from?
22893	Where''s Galatea?
22893	Where?
22893	Who are you?
22893	Who are you?
22893	Who knows?
22893	Who knows?
22893	Who made the machine?
22893	Whose laws are they? 22893 Why not?"
22893	You know him, then? 22893 You will look at it, Mr.----?"
22893	An outpost of Paradise?
22893	And if one could make a-- a movie--_very_ real indeed, what would you say then?"
22893	And which part?"
22893	As Dan was silent, he continued,"It means nothing to you, eh?
22893	But if your friend Berkeley is right, why ca n''t you take a dream and make it real?
22893	But you-- have you been ill?
22893	Had he spoken?
22893	Had she no more reality than the loveliness of the forest?
22893	How can one be unhappy in Paracosma?"
22893	How much was the product of alcohol?
22893	How, then, do we know that the objects themselves do not exist only in our minds?"
22893	How?
22893	I bring it here to sell to Westman, the camera people, and what do they say?
22893	I build up a complex solution-- do you see?
22893	If you shadows make a law that the wind shall blow only from the east, does the west wind obey it?"
22893	Illusion?
22893	Is everything here governed by laws?
22893	Is it not so?
22893	Now what do you see?"
22893	Of what use are man- made laws with only man- made penalties, or none at all?
22893	Or had old Ludwig been right, and was there no difference between reality and dream?
22893	PYGMALION''S SPECTACLES"But what is reality?"
22893	Permitted by whom?"
22893	Professor?
22893	See?"
22893	Slow comprehension dawned; how much--_how much_--of last night''s experience had been real?
22893	So when her appointed lover came, it was too late; do you understand?
22893	Substance, indeed, may love shadow, but how can shadow love substance?"
22893	Then Galatea-- is_ she_ real too?"
22893	Want to meet her?"
22893	Was all this indeed but illusion?
22893	Was he not talking to an illusion, a dream, an apparition?
22893	Was this being also-- illusion?
22893	What are cities?"
22893	What cities are in Paracosma?"
22893	What could hinder them?"
22893	What did he wish?
22893	What follows it?"
22893	What if I wo n''t leave here?"
22893	What language do you speak?"
22893	What of chance and accidents?"
22893	What of it?
22893	What''s wrong?"
22893	Where-- what happened to your parents-- your father and mother?"
22893	Who built the house?
22893	Who planted these fruit trees?"
22893	Why are you unhappy?
22893	Why was your mother sad?
22893	Why?
22893	Would I join you in your happier world?"
22893	Would that be to make real a dream?"
22893	Yet what use to hail him?
19726	A drink?
19726	A scarred man, tall-- what was I to think?
19726	And I wo n''t kill him, do you hear? 19726 And if it did?"
19726	And who,I asked slowly,"are you, Lord?"
19726	Are they holding the ship for me? 19726 Are you Race Cargill of the Secret Service, sir?
19726	But would we dare to use them? 19726 Ca n''t you see?
19726	Can I do something for you?
19726	Can you swallow this?
19726	Can you walk, Cargill?
19726	Did I faint, Evarin? 19726 Did you find him?"
19726	Did you kill Cuinn?
19726	Did you?
19726	Do you know what Wolf was like when we came here? 19726 Does this kind of thing happen often?"
19726	Heard anything queer lately? 19726 Homesick, Juli?"
19726	How does it work?
19726	How is Juli?
19726	How should I know?
19726	How would I know? 19726 I ca n''t go into the Terran Zone looking like this, can I?
19726	I do n''t suppose you have a comb? 19726 I do n''t suppose you know which of us this thing is set to kill?"
19726	I have n''t been charged--"Did I say you had?
19726	If you have no blood- feud with my family, will you drink with me?
19726	Is it true what he told me? 19726 Is that my privilege?
19726	Is this a trick to force me into calling my bet?
19726	Is this the place? 19726 Is this torture too?"
19726	Juli, have you ever seen a little man, like a_ chak_ only smaller, twisted, hunchbacked? 19726 Kid, do n''t you know who he is?
19726	Like this?
19726	Mickey, what''s that?
19726	Perhaps you wonder how we recognized and found you?
19726	Refuse?
19726	Rindy,Rakhal panted,"can you block the transmitter?"
19726	Scared, Miellyn?
19726	Shall I have one of the women see to your hurt?
19726	The other bird is keyed to me?
19726	The pass?
19726	Think it will come to a fight?
19726	Trading?
19726	Well, Cargill, should I have let you leave?
19726	Wha''happened? 19726 What are you thinking, Cargill?"
19726	What do you mean?
19726	What else could I say that would have scared Juli enough to send her running to you? 19726 What have you done?
19726	What the devil is all this racket?
19726	What the hell is all this? 19726 What were you doing in that disgusting den?"
19726	What''s going on in there?
19726	What''s it like there?
19726	What''s the matter with you?
19726	What''s wrong, Juli? 19726 What_ he_ knows?"
19726	When was all this?
19726	Where else?
19726	Where is Evarin likely to be, right now?
19726	Where is this place, Miellyn? 19726 Where on the planet are we, I wonder?"
19726	Who knows? 19726 Who knows?"
19726	Why should you worry about Rakhal''s wife?
19726	Will it pleathe you, come wis''me?
19726	Will you?
19726	You do n''t really have to ask, do you, Kyral?
19726	You know who Kyral is, do n''t you?
19726	You mean_ you''re_ the man who went to Charin in disguise, and routed out The Lisse? 19726 You''re going there first?"
19726	You''re not?
19726	You? 19726 Your fingerprint, please?"
19726	And have you taken a good look at your brother''s face, Juli girl?"
19726	And here"--I thrust the Toy into her hand--"hang on to this, will you?"
19726	And his urgent question"Where''s the girl?"
19726	And where would we be after that?
19726	And who, above all, were the"others"who had to be signaled, at the risk of an attack by catmen which had meant his own death?
19726	And you''ve been working at a desk upstairs all these years?
19726	Are you good with pack animals?
19726	As her husband''s murderer?
19726	But ca n''t you see, we''ve got to get him?
19726	But if I tell you what I know of Rakhal, will you trust me then?"
19726	Ca n''t you realize you''re dealing with an impostor?"
19726	Ca n''t you talk?"
19726	Can I change in the back room, Joanna?
19726	Can you walk all right now, Cargill?
19726	Cargill?"
19726	Cargill?"
19726	Cargill?"
19726	Chase, in a nonhuman town?"
19726	Did you ever know Cuinn before this?"
19726	Did you kill him?"
19726	Did you know you were doing it, when you did it?"
19726	Did you see where he went, Cargill?"
19726	Do n''t tell me he was figuring to invent one?"
19726	Do n''t you know me?"
19726	Do n''t you want to go to your mother?"
19726	Do you refuse?"
19726	Do you think I''d ever have pulled you off the Secret Service otherwise?
19726	End this damned woman''s farce which makes a mock of_ shegri_?"
19726	Even in the Terran colony, who was safe?
19726	Exactly where am I?"
19726	Finally Kyral demanded,"Your stakes?"
19726	Had Evarin spoken?
19726	Had I?
19726	Had n''t you better get rid of them now?"
19726	Had the dialect of Shainsa grown rusty on my tongue?
19726	Had the whole thing been one of those sinister, deadly and incomprehensible nonhuman jokes?
19726	Had there been a lapse of seconds or minutes?
19726	Have I a duty toward you?"
19726	Have you a pass for me?"
19726	Have you forgotten that if it were n''t for me you''d have been torn to pieces by that raving mob, or something worse?"
19726	Have you seen the Slave Colony, the Idiot''s Village?
19726	Have you still got the bird?
19726	He asked,"Are you thinking of returning to Shainsa?"
19726	He looked remotely at Miellyn and said,"You must be Dallisa''s sister?
19726	He said huskily,"You are not yourself Rakhal Sensar?"
19726	He stared and demanded profanely,"Where''d the little fellow go?"
19726	How can I live with that on my conscience too?"
19726	How in hell can you disguise yourself now?"
19726	How many people can accurately describe a street riot?
19726	How would you stop me, then?"
19726	I asked point- blank,"Are you working for Terra?
19726	I asked the real question in my mind:"Why does Kyral hate Rakhal Sensar, when he does n''t even know him by sight?"
19726	I asked, as we walked toward the camp,"Do you know that girl?"
19726	I asked,"Cold?"
19726	I asked,"What about Dallisa?"
19726	I coughed, unable to speak, and Kyral insisted,"Will you bargain?
19726	I could seek out Rakhal, settle our blood- feud, see Juli again.... How could I see Juli again?
19726	I do n''t suppose you''d have a shot at stealing the other one for me?"
19726	I do n''t suppose your talents include knowing how to make coffee?"
19726	I seized his shoulder and demanded roughly,"And what are you going to do about it?"
19726	I settled myself so that the ache in my racked shoulders was less violent, and muttered,"Why Charin?"
19726	I stared at the square of violet moonlight, trying to fit together all the pieces of the puzzle, and asked half aloud,"What prey and what hunters?"
19726	I stood over her and demanded,"Who''s Rindy?"
19726	I was n''t too dazed to answer in the same tongue, but I could n''t keep back a spate of questions:"What happened?
19726	I was willing to let him assume command, but I protested,"You''d take a child into that-- that--""What else can we do?
19726	If we send out Spaceforce, after all the riots-- how many Terrans are on this planet?
19726	In half a second, the smile flickered off and was replaced by a startled look of-- recognition?
19726	Is it not strange-- the masterpriest of Nebran, a maker of Toys, and the shrine of the Toad God a workshop for children''s playthings?"
19726	Is something wrong with my pass?"
19726	Is that you?"
19726	It was very quiet, until Rakhal added, in a gentle and curiously moderate voice,"Do you still carry a skean, Race?"
19726	Joanna,_ where did he get it_?"
19726	Juli, shall I find Rindy for you?"
19726	Kyral cried out hoarsely, like a man in anguish,"Why did n''t you tell me?"
19726	Kyral said fiercely,"If I knew, would I be under my own roof?"
19726	Loyalty to Terra?
19726	One guard asked me,"All right, now, what exactly is your business in the Trade City?"
19726	Only the old man echoed my words dully,"Rakhal Sensar?"
19726	Or any of the anti- Terran movements?"
19726	Or for the Dry- towns?
19726	Or was I beginning to think like a superstitious Dry- towner?
19726	Or-- suddenly the sweat broke out, again, on my forehead--_or had he_?
19726	Rakhal''s wife, that Earthwoman, what do you care for her?"
19726	She murmured, smiling,"Is this so unbearable, then?"
19726	Should we give you arms, planes, bombs, weapons to hold your slaves down?"
19726	Someone not two inches away said,"Are you one of us, brother?"
19726	Space reeled round us, and then.... Can you split instantaneousness into fragments?
19726	Terra on the one hand, and on the other maybe something worse, who knows?
19726	That final deal he engineered-- have you any idea how much that cost the Service?
19726	That the Empire has a standing offer of a reward for a working model of a matter transmitter?"
19726	The legate turned and rebuked,"Ca n''t you see it''s embroidered with the Toad God?
19726	The man who scouted the Black Ridge and Shainsa?
19726	The sound of boots rang on the stone and Kyral''s voice, low and bitter, demanded somewhere behind me,"What have you done with him?"
19726	Then, reflecting that Juli and Rakhal must, after all, be known in Shainsa, I asked,"Do you know a trader who calls himself Sensar?"
19726	They looked at each other again and one said,"Rascar, eh?
19726	Toymaker, what way was this to send me to entice a man?
19726	Toys?
19726	Wary of a trap, I hesitated, but the question seemed harmless, so I only countered,"Have you been long in the Kharsa?"
19726	Wha''y''want?"
19726	What about the kid?"
19726	What are you doing in Shainsa?"
19726	What are you, spy, or half- caste of some Ardcarran slut?"
19726	What brought you here like this?
19726	What chance would we have, if it turned into a full- scale rebellion?
19726	What did he think I was mixed up in?
19726	What did it all mean?
19726	What do you expect?
19726	What else could we do?"
19726	What for?"
19726	What had Terra given me except a taste of color and adventure, out there in the Dry- towns, and then taken it away again?
19726	What have you done to that child?"
19726	What in hell were you doing, trying to bring the catmen down on us?"
19726	What is this place?"
19726	What is your business in Shainsa?"
19726	What is your business in Shainsa?"
19726	What more could a man want?
19726	What place had a civilian here, between the uniforms of the spacemen and the colorful brilliance of the Dry- towners?
19726	What right had he, or anybody, to grab me off an outbound starship like a criminal?
19726	What stopped him?
19726	What were you doing in the Terran Zone?"
19726	What''s going on out there?"
19726	Where did you pick this up?"
19726	Where on the planet?"
19726	Where''s Rakhal?"
19726	Where''s the girl?"
19726	Where''s the nearest street- shrine?"
19726	Where''s the scanner?"
19726	Who are you?
19726	Who are you?"
19726	Who could arrange for your sale?"
19726	Who had he mistaken me for?
19726	Who were you signaling?"
19726	Whoever bothers even to_ look_ at a conventionalized Toad God?
19726	Why had n''t I had sense enough to walk up and demand to_ see_ Race Cargill?
19726	Why had n''t I insisted on a fingerprint check?
19726	Why mix myself up in some other, private intrigue?
19726	Will you keep my clothes here till I get back?"
19726	Would not such doom be light upon you?
19726	You are n''t hurt?"
19726	You can not yet tell twin from twin?
19726	You did not know it was Rakhal''s doing, did you?
19726	You do n''t have one by any chance?"
19726	You got''m?"
19726	You have lenses?
19726	You have n''t set it off yet?
19726	You know where the Secret Service office is, do n''t you?
19726	You raised hell all the time I was here, but when I try to leave-- what is this, anyhow?
19726	_ Hear me, Juli?_ Because that''s the worst thing I could do to him-- catch him and let him live afterward!"
19726	_ That made it just fine._"Only that toy--""Who knows?
19726	_ The_ Race Cargill?"
19726	_ Where is Cuinn?_"From a million miles away Kyral laughed.
28031	How did they explain it to you?
28031	I mean now that every human being that ever lived has been brought back to life and will live forever?
28031	Is n''t it wonderful that intergalactic travel gives us room to expand?
28031	The whole story?
28031	When did you begin to understand?
26936	Did n''t you get it from that eye in the hotel cafe?
26936	How much will it cost?
26936	Huh?
26936	This what?
26936	What do you mean by a Mantram fix?
26936	Where''s the lens?
26936	Where''s this wall TV place?
26936	Who are you? 26936 Why are you doing this?"
26936	Would you sit down over there, please?
26936	Would you step this way, please?
26936	You get that train, do you hear?
26936	You have come to have your portrait taken?
26936	You mean the trouble is over?
26936	You see?
26936	You''re going to let me leave? 26936 And would you like one of your aunt''s? 26936 But why should I mind? 26936 But why? 26936 Can you imagine that? 26936 Do you hear?
26936	Does n''t that make sense?
26936	Had she perhaps been named as corespondent in the divorce of the local minister?
26936	Had she threatened whoever was behind this, and gotten her money back?
26936	Had she, of all people, had a child out of wedlock?
26936	How can I describe her?
26936	In either case, why was she trying to keep me from knowing about the pictures?
26936	Just like that?"
26936	Or had she again become convinced that her financial venture was sound?
26936	Permanently set up?
26936	That was n''t so bad, was it?"
26936	Then why Aunt Matilda''s about- face, hiding the pictures and telling me to go back to Chicago?
26936	Twelve different broadcasting stations in Sumac?
26936	Was each a different scene?
26936	What about the broadcast channels?
26936	What about the broadcasting end, the cameras?
26936	What about the fact that neither picture had been plugged into an outlet?
26936	What about the lack of weight?
26936	Why had she done that?
26936	_ What_ are you?"
23731	And did he also see a city?
23731	Did you maybe try vashing der combustion chamber mit acid sulphuric?
23731	Did you?
23731	Do you see how insidious the monster is? 23731 Do you see what that proves?
23731	Eh? 23731 Eh?"
23731	From vot come, shteam?
23731	He is where?
23731	How do I know? 23731 How he do?"
23731	How old you think?
23731	How you know how old?
23731	How you know?
23731	How you know?
23731	How''d your friend know?
23731	Huh? 23731 Quit?
23731	See? 23731 Speel what?"
23731	Speel?
23731	The next ones? 23731 Tweel?
23731	Tweel?
23731	Vot iss shenanigans?
23731	Vot?
23731	We trailed its pyramids from the beginning, did n''t we? 23731 Well how about the language?
23731	Well,exploded Harrison abruptly,"are we going to hear what happened?
23731	What could I do? 23731 What makes you think his intellect ranks with the human?"
23731	What was he doing?
23731	Why,put in Leroy,"he rub his belly?"
23731	Why? 23731 Yeah; I knew that, but what good did it do me?
23731	Yeah? 23731 Yeah?
23731	You think so?
23731	And are n''t there deep- sea fish that lure their victims into their mouths?
23731	And do you realize what complex ideas he put over with no more than those six or seven words?
23731	And what do you suppose the thing did?"
23731	By what?"
23731	Could you have done it knowing only six words of English?
23731	Do any of you?"
23731	Do you picture it?
23731	Get it?
23731	Get it?"
23731	Get it?"
23731	Half a million years?
23731	How can I tell?
23731	How did it learn the phrase?
23731	How does a snake back on earth charm a bird into its very jaws?
23731	How old would that make_ them_?
23731	How?"
23731	I pointed at a pyramid and asked''People?''
23731	I pointed at them and said''What?''
23731	I said,''No breath?''
23731	I went''huh?''
23731	Know her?"
23731	Or smell it-- not?"
23731	Pleasant thought, was n''t it?
23731	Remember that wart I had on my left thumb?
23731	See, Frenchy?
23731	See?
23731	See?"
23731	Suppose I got the thing working-- what then?
23731	That''s simple enough, is n''t it?
23731	They''d have paid the cost of this junket; remember how the public mobbed the first moon pictures?"
23731	Was I pleased?
23731	Were all of the creatures in some sort of communication with each other?
23731	Were they all parts of some central organism?
23731	What about that?"
23731	What next ones?"
23731	What was that?"
23731	What, let me ask, does mathematics make you think of?"
23731	Who knows?"
23731	Why?"
23731	Would you like to come back in about ten thousand years to see if I planted some pyramid monsters?
23731	You do n''t get it, of course, do you?"
23731	said Harrison, and"Tveel?"
25862	And the rest of the time?
25862	And who serves you with those meals, and the music, and the knowledge you learn in your sleep? 25862 But where is he from?
25862	But why?
25862	But, Mr. Melbourne,I said,"why have you chosen me-- a man you''ve only met this evening?"
25862	Can I take you anywhere?
25862	Can you tell me who I am, and where I''ve come from?
25862	Did you hear that?
25862	Do n''t you know?
25862	Even a sort of communism?
25862	Have n''t you understood long ago that I love you?
25862	How has it changed, Baret?
25862	If I made a place?
25862	If I went to them, surely they could find some way to let me stay?
25862	Is all that necessary?
25862	Is there a war, perhaps?
25862	Looks that way, does n''t it?
25862	Murder? 25862 My departure?"
25862	No,she said again,"did n''t you understand?
25862	Ready, Melbourne?
25862	Scheduled?
25862	So soon?
25862	Suppose I took someone else''s place?
25862	Things that you share with no one? 25862 Virginia?"
25862	Was n''t it a frightful waste of energy?
25862	Were you expecting me?
25862	What happened, Baret?
25862	What is it, Baret?
25862	Where are you from?
25862	Who is that?
25862	Why was she so worried?
25862	Why?
25862	Would you care for breakfast?
25862	Would you care for some music?
25862	You are Baret?
25862	Your destination?
25862	Your return?
25862	*****"But how did you develop so highly technical a civilization?"
25862	*****"Have you no private possessions?"
25862	*****"Why not?"
25862	At that moment Melbourne had said something-- what was it?
25862	Barrett?"
25862	But was that last night?
25862	Can you tell me something about myself?"
25862	Conflicting memories... where did they meet?
25862	Do n''t you remember what Edvar told you about our marriages here, the very first day you came?
25862	Fall in the lake?"
25862	Had I been walking in my sleep?
25862	He had said,"Tell me, Mr. Barrett, would you care to see that dream of yours come true?"
25862	I was puzzled for a while, but I forgot that shortly in the strangeness and wonder of the life I was living in a strange world....***** And the lake?
25862	Instead, I asked him:"Shall I go aboard?"
25862	Melbourne?
25862	Melbourne?"
25862	Melbourne?"
25862	Or months ago?
25862	Or some composer never heard on earth?
25862	Or was it overnight?
25862	Was it Grieg?
25862	We had had a few drinks-- could I have been drunk, and fallen into the lake on my way home?
25862	What had we been discussing?
25862	Who does the work?"
25862	Your own books, your own music, your own jewelry, perhaps?"
28030	Arms of nothing? 28030 But how long?"
28030	How many centuries will this assignment last?
28030	With what?
28030	A breeze against his cheek?
28030	A meaningless whistle in his ear?"
28030	A rustle of leaves?
28030	Do you think I am not tormented as well, by the slow pace of these Earth- things?
28030	Hands of vacuum?
28030	Why ca n''t we spend our lives here...""And leave the others behind?"
28111	Dear Lord,he cried, almost reverently,"must this go on forever?
28111	Do n''t you know me, Dear? 28111 What has happened?"
28111	But who was this big man in his dusty drab coveralls and dropped dust mask dangling upon his chest?
28111	Do you feel better now?
28111	Had she thought there were four windows?
28111	So?
28111	Will she ever come back to me?"
28111	Would n''t he laugh when he heard she had dreamed about him?
23591	A battlefield commission during a training exercise?
23591	And have you ever thought of what my reason might be?
23591	Are ya tryin''ta get wise with me? 23591 Are you blaming poor Wims for what happened?"
23591	Are you serious?
23591	Are you sure you got that message straight?
23591	Bushmilov? 23591 Can you blame them for smiling?
23591	Castle, are you crazy?
23591	Could n''t you write it down, suh?
23591	Do I or do I not have the floor? 23591 How can you just sit there and do nothing when the people''s government is in some kind of danger?"
23591	How can you sit there and ask that question without choking? 23591 How long have they had him?"
23591	How the devil can I possibly see a signal flare through these trees and all this smoke?
23591	How_ dare_ you stand there and say you do n''t know why?
23591	If that is another one of my men having a foolish accident--"What do you mean?
23591	In Washington?
23591	Is it YES or NO?
23591	Kin Ah help it if you''re always havin''accidents?
23591	Mean?
23591	Not to move out?
23591	Now, now, we are not going to become hostile all over again are we? 23591 Now, now,"Titus said soothingly,"why do n''t we just go to my office and find out what is disturbing us?
23591	O.K., O.K., Lieutenant Cloak and Dagger, but if you do n''t want questions why wear the things? 23591 Sir,"he inquired acidly,"What_ are_ dolliver wims?"
23591	That''s it,he said unctuously,"let''s just get it right out of our systems, shall we?
23591	The 116th Mechanized?
23591	The 48th from Kiev?
23591	Then how can anyone but Wims be blamed?
23591	Well are they?
23591	Well, General Fyfe,Titus said, smiling at him,"perhaps you now feel somewhat differently about this Wims business, hm- m- m?"
23591	Whaddaya doin''?
23591	What about the attack?
23591	What are you_ doing_?
23591	What do they mean,''attached to your command as an observer''? 23591 What happened?"
23591	What is a brigade of the 48th doing up here?
23591	What lieutenant?
23591	What''s that insignia you''re wearing? 23591 What''s your name, soldier?"
23591	Where have you goldbricks been? 23591 Who is n''t involved?"
23591	Who signed your orders?
23591	Why ca n''t I get the Minister of Hydroelectric Power? 23591 Why wo n''t we?"
23591	Why? 23591 Why?"
23591	Wo n''t you join me for lunch?
23591	You do n''t happen to be a gen''ral do ya?
23591	You mean to say you''d keep a mere porter in preference to me?
23591	*****"How did you get the American lieutenant out of Moscow?"
23591	And this is just about the case with everyone here?"
23591	And why is it offered, twelve Chinese officers, all ranks, to get back only you?"
23591	Are ya sure he did n''t say not ta_ fire_ until we saw the white flare?"
23591	Can I help it if all of Moscow decides to use the telephones all at once?
23591	Do n''t you find it odd?"
23591	Do n''t you understand?
23591	Do you have any idea who is involved this time?"
23591	Do you think he''s heard about him?"
23591	Do you understand so far?"
23591	Fyfe roared, unable to contain himself any longer:"Do you_ really_ believe that rot you''ve been feeding us?
23591	Guess who was holding the ladder?"
23591	Have you got that?"
23591	Hm- m- m?"
23591	Hm- m- m?"
23591	Hm- m- m?"
23591	Hm- m- m?"
23591	How could this fat, uniformed mountain of stupidity still contrive to deny the facts and dare speak to him the way he did?
23591	How so?"
23591	I''ve spent a lot of time setting things up so he could hardly help but foul up and we could bounce him, but what happens?
23591	If not, I''ll--""What is the matter with that man sulking behind that tree?"
23591	It is true, yes, that you are intelligence officer sent to Burma with special mission?
23591	My truest comrade?
23591	The captain regarded the general balefully and then snapped at Wims,"What are you waiting for?
23591	The lieutenant watched the sullen company reluctantly coagulating before him and inquired facetiously of the platoon sergeant,"Prisoners of war?"
23591	Then why you sneak away like folding Arabian tent?
23591	There was a mark of menace in the general''s voice as he said,"Do you read me?"
23591	WHAT IS YOUR RANK?"
23591	Was he only testing his ability to improvise?
23591	What are you doing here?"
23591	What are you supposed to observe?"
23591	Who is there to trust?
23591	Why''n''t ya watch where ya goin''?"
23591	Why?
23591	Wilholm?"
23591	Will you pass the word that I need a looey replacement?
23591	Yes?
23591	You have the audacity to credit yourself with the downfall of two powerful nations, even if it does happen?
23591	You know-- like the eye of a hurricane?
23591	You think your insane ditherings about an incompetent halfwit has anything to do with anything?
23591	the sergeant roared,"whaddaya mean, maybe?"
27492	And just what business do you have here, stranger?
27492	Are you sure that you have n''t given us a little too much information for your own safety?
27492	But what about my question? 27492 Could we have done anything else that would have kept you from landing on Earth and taking us over?"
27492	If you wanted someone from Earth to come here to see you, why did you put the cordon around Earth? 27492 It would hardly be an equal partnership, would it, considering that there are so many more of you than there are of us?"
27492	So what''s the pitch?
27492	So?
27492	Tell me, Your Effulgence, does the Emperor''s race-- the Master Race-- also enjoy the type of civilization you have just had demonstrated for me?
27492	Then what do you want of us?
27492	There, you see?
27492	What business_ would_ I have at the Viceroy''s Palace?
27492	Who can tell one Earthling from another? 27492 Would that have been so bad?"
27492	And why did you drop a planet- buster in the Pacific Ocean, and tell us that it was triggered to go off if we tried to use the distorter drive?
27492	As an Earthling, you have heard of the details of the first expedition of your people into space, of course?"
27492	But what happens if somebody does n''t get the word, or does n''t hear your trumpeters, or something like that?"
27492	How does that sound to you?"
27492	Meanwhile, my highly polished friends, I''ll just wait here, so why do n''t you put those heavy pikes down?"
27492	Tell me, how did you manage to get here so fast, and without even alerting my detection web?"
27492	UPSTARTS Earth was being bet on to break her blockade... but what was the purse... and who was to collect?
27492	Was there any other way for us to stay free?"
27492	Why do n''t we wait and see what he has to say?"
27492	Why?"
27492	[ Illustration]"_ Heard_ about it?"
18458	A long time ago?
18458	A long way down?
18458	And how can we foretell their coming?
18458	And how much do we understand of their mouth- and- hand talk? 18458 And now they have gone on to the city?"
18458	And these strangers flew the ship we have not seen before?
18458	And what was he-- is he like?
18458	And who are these mysterious enemies?
18458	And_ they_ are up there now?
18458	Another trip into the blue?
18458	Are they still broadcasting, Soriki?
18458	But if they are intelligent,countered the scout,"why can they not be reached by the mind touch?"
18458	But this time,broke in one of his companions,"they had with them a new ship--""A new ship?"
18458	But what else can be done? 18458 But where-- where?"
18458	Can you set us down on that?
18458	Can you?
18458	Captain? 18458 D''you hear that, kid?"
18458	Did I not so reach you when we were in the city-- even before I knew of you as an individual?
18458	Did we get through?
18458	Did you notice,the com- tech said, going off on a new track,"that these painted boys were not too quick about blasting along to their strongbox?
18458	Did you see that?
18458	Did you truly want what the city people had to offer?
18458	Do the hoppers wander far from their own nest mounds? 18458 Do we go upriver?"
18458	Do_ they_ stay?
18458	Downriver? 18458 Everything running smoothly?"
18458	For where are_ they_ who sat and watched many deaths? 18458 From what do we flee?"
18458	Has he suggested that his techneers want a look at our motors, sir?
18458	Have they come to establish a base here once more?
18458	Have you any more of the power things?
18458	How can you be sure?
18458	How do we get down?
18458	How do you know that?
18458	How far are we from it?
18458	How long do I wait for you, sir?
18458	How much farther to the sea?
18458	How?
18458	I''ve got to get back to the flitter, to my spacer--What was the matter?
18458	Is it not the truth that Those Others went across the sea to plunder their forgotten storehouse of knowledge?
18458	Kurbi?
18458	Long dead?
18458	My colony?
18458	Nothing stopped them, did it? 18458 Of what?"
18458	See?
18458	Shall we see what lies beyond?
18458	Somehow, boy, I do n''t think anything''s going to stop you, so why waste my breath? 18458 Soriki?"
18458	Still getting it?
18458	There are those which follow--"Snake- devils? 18458 Those Others?"
18458	Those animals back on that island?
18458	Turn north, sir?
18458	Until we work out basic language difficulties,he muttered,"who knows anything?
18458	What about all the wonders they''ve promised to show us?
18458	What about me, sir?
18458	What are they going to do now?
18458	What are we hunting?
18458	What do you mean?
18458	What happened?
18458	What is a''man''?
18458	What is it?
18458	What kind of death?
18458	What kind of help?
18458	What--?
18458	What?
18458	What?
18458	When we get there, will you come back to earth with us?
18458	Where do we go from here?
18458	Where''s Lablet?
18458	Who are they? 18458 Who can tell?
18458	Why comes one from the south to this place-- now?
18458	Why do you bring a destroyer among us? 18458 Why, sir?"
18458	You come from sky-- now?
18458	You do n''t like these people, Kurbi?
18458	You do n''t want what we have to offer?
18458	You have a close friend among the crew of your ship?
18458	You-- are-- who-- what?
18458	9 SEA GATE"What is it?"
18458	And Those Others, were they following the trail of their mechanical hound as they had before?
18458	And do_ they_ do that?"
18458	And had n''t the skin been fairer?
18458	And if anyone tries it on his own, refer him to me-- understand?"
18458	And if they were watchdogs-- whom did they serve?
18458	And just how far did speculations, reports, and arguments go when one was faced with the problem to be solved practically-- and speedily?
18458	And just how long would they have lasted?"
18458	And what good would any exit do him, Dalgard thought, if it opened under the sea?
18458	And where was he?
18458	And why?
18458	And with the scanner to sort out those record strips-- did you adjust them, Soriki?"
18458	Another fugitive from a newly- come colony ship--?
18458	Another station on this abandoned way?
18458	Any idea how much farther--?"
18458	Are they fixing to blast us?"
18458	As it winked in the light the scout was reminded of a similar bracelet he had seen-- where?
18458	But had he gotten through?
18458	But had they gotten through?
18458	But having never trod this way before, how can I tell you?"
18458	But how could one make plain feelings for which there was no sensible reason?
18458	But how had the colonists been traced?
18458	But how would it feel to tread ground warmed by the rays of another sun?
18458	But how?
18458	But was he ready for such a desperate solution?
18458	But what of his own clansmen?
18458	But what of the traces they had left here-- the slaughtered snake- devils--?
18458	But what proof had he beyond a growing conviction that he could not substantiate?
18458	But where had he come from?
18458	But which was the one that guarded the roof where the flitter rested?
18458	But who was piloting?
18458	But who-- what-- was that prisoner?
18458	But would the aliens keep their part of the bargain?
18458	But-- can you now truthfully swear that I am a Terran like yourself?"
18458	By joining in Wonstead''s monologue of complaint and regret?
18458	Could Raf be persuaded to aid them?
18458	Could he do it and escape that bobbing, shrilling thing in the air?
18458	Could the box trace him now?
18458	Did he believe that Those Others would allow any colony to be established on a world they ruled?
18458	Did they think him so simple that he would disarm himself at the mere asking?
18458	Do they not know how to ride upon the air?"
18458	Do you think you can return to walk safely through the city?
18458	Do you want the other installed?
18458	Especially since the warrior had rounded on him like that only a few moments before?
18458	Had another ship made a landing on this planet?
18458	Had he been--?
18458	Had he in some way thrown it off his trail?
18458	Had the aliens broken through and overwhelmed the other?
18458	Had they found their new world or worlds?
18458	Had they really seen cities?
18458	Have you of the northern reaches not heard of Those- Who- Help, Those- Who- Came- From- the- Stars?"
18458	How could they keep in touch with it if it located what they sought?
18458	How could you tell what any machine would do under new conditions?
18458	How large a party had invaded the city?
18458	How long before the runners would make their appearance?
18458	How long was the natural life span of a snake- devil?
18458	How?
18458	I''m of the Federation of Free Men--""Will the stranger use his fire now?"
18458	If Those Others did not know he could use the mind speech, why betray his power?
18458	If he had experienced discomfort under the river, what would it be like under the ocean?
18458	If he_ were_ obeying some strange call for assistance, could n''t that in some way lead him to what he sought?
18458	If the Elders were here, had a chance to contact these men from Terra-- Dalgard''s eyes narrowed, would they choose to?
18458	If the box was a hound for hunters, had it already drawn its masters to this building?
18458	It was big, was n''t it?"
18458	Lablet?"
18458	Maybe he was safe, he thought, with an anger born of honest fear, but was he-- blind?
18458	Men of Pax perhaps who had come to hunt down the outlaws who had successfully eluded their rule on earth?
18458	My father''s father''s father''s father was a Terran, but I am-- what?
18458	Not danger-- then what--?
18458	Now that he was obliged to consider the point, did he have any friends-- let alone a close one-- among the crew of the_ RS 10_?
18458	One of those earlier ships whose fate had been a mystery on their home world?
18458	One of those who traveled with the aliens?
18458	Only-- for how long?
18458	Or do you offer him for our punishment, so that we can lay upon him the doom that his kind have earned?"
18458	Or had those been born of imagination?
18458	Or the things they had gone to hunt?
18458	Or was"man"a certain level of intelligence, no matter what form housed that intelligence?
18458	Or were they other fugitives like themselves?
18458	Or what had happened?
18458	Should he air his suspicions, that the captive was not of the same race as his captors either?
18458	Should he go down to street level and investigate?
18458	Should he now accuse Soriki of prejudice?
18458	So vivid was the impression of what could only be termed horror-- that Dalgard dared to ask a question:"What is it?"
18458	So why was he tormented now with all these second thoughts?
18458	So, how long did a snake- devil live?
18458	Soldier?
18458	Suppose whatever they''ve been looking for jumps_ us_?
18458	Surely it had been smooth- skinned, not unlike the aliens in conformation-- one of their own kind they had been hunting down, a criminal or a rebel?
18458	The aliens returning?
18458	The com- tech''s eyebrows slid up,"Think you might lose one, sir?"
18458	The fire whip the globe had used, magnified to some infinitely greater extent--?
18458	The furry people?"
18458	The question was, against what?
18458	Then what-- or why?
18458	Then what?
18458	Then, as if he were embarrassed by his own solemnity, Dalgard ended with a most prosaic inquiry:"Would you like shellfish for eating?"
18458	They breezed you into this flight right out of training, did n''t they?"
18458	Think you could join them again, if you see them moving for another foray?"
18458	Those Others?"
18458	To the north where the space ship waited?
18458	Underground?
18458	Was a"man"a biped with certain easily recognized physical characteristics?
18458	Was it a detection device, to locate him?
18458	Was it among those who manned the strange flyer, those the merpeople had spied upon but whom he had not yet seen?
18458	Was it still after him alone, hunting him by some mysterious built- in sense as it had overseas?
18458	Was it summoning?
18458	Was that because the hunters could control their minds as they crept up?
18458	Was that because they had discovered that their treasure house was no longer inviolate?
18458	Was that the red alarm of disaster?
18458	Was there another race on this continent, one they had not been told about?
18458	Watchdogs?
18458	We may flee into the sea once more, and there live as did our fathers''fathers, and they dare not follow us there--""Who knows?"
18458	Well, what would they do now?
18458	Were they entering a place of massacre where no living merman remained?
18458	What are they doing-- toting half the city here to load into that thing?"
18458	What could those of Terra do to match them in knowledge?
18458	What did he have to show you?"
18458	What disturbs them?"
18458	What do we do now?"
18458	What do you think about them, sir?
18458	What had happened to him since that moment when the blast bomb had exploded?
18458	What if he could not find the captive later?
18458	What if something like Pax ruled here?
18458	What was going to happen now?
18458	What was its purpose?
18458	What would the men of Astra accomplish in a hundred years?
18458	What''s the big hurry?"
18458	When did you lose contact?"
18458	Where in the maze of the half- deserted city could he hope to come across the trail again?
18458	Where now?
18458	Where were the cities?
18458	Where were they now?
18458	Who and what--?
18458	Who are you?"
18458	Who-- and when-- and why?
18458	Why did Sssuri not use the customary noiseless greeting of his race?
18458	Why did he feel every day less akin to the men with whom he had shared the voyage?
18458	Why else would he be along?
18458	Why had n''t the inhabitants been out to investigate the puzzle of the space ship''s landing?
18458	Why then this deserted land here?
18458	Will they be Terrans-- or something else?"
18458	With those talking fingers, he was able to make plain a question: was Raf the pilot of the flitter?
18458	Would he open the door only to be faced by the danger he wished most to avoid?
18458	Would this territory be so guarded?
18458	You''re sure it was n''t one of the furry people?"
18458	You''re sure she''ll have at least a thousand- mile cruising radius?"
26180	And nobody ever suspected?
26180	And this is from the home- town vineyard too?
26180	Are you afraid you''re going to be replaced by a machine, George?
26180	Boy America?
26180	But you really do believe in the old- fashioned marriage, even if not in the old- fashioned girl?
26180	Could n''t I disappear for a day or pretend I''m frightened of having a baby and call it off? 26180 Do n''t we have enough problems, without this?"
26180	Doctor, will you be ready to name the winner on tonight''s program?
26180	Have to pick? 26180 How could I forget?
26180	How long is the fertile period?
26180	I can see why it''s popular all right,George said,"but where do I come in?"
26180	I do n''t want to pry, but how can you be sure?
26180	If I have to go on with it ca n''t you at least do something to prevent conception?
26180	Oh, an advertising stunt, is it? 26180 Oh?
26180	So he looks like someone you know?
26180	So what about her?
26180	Suppose I do it, what''s the point?
26180	That''s Gloria Manson the actress- dramatist?
26180	The President? 26180 The boy?
26180	The first Boy America?
26180	Then we still have some time before the impregnation ceremony?
26180	Then we''re all right? 26180 What are we going to do?"
26180	What do you think of this idea of using the Man from Mars as the male donor?
26180	What is the next step?
26180	What job?
26180	What''ll it be, crepes suzette?
26180	What''s so funny, Doctor? 26180 What''s that, sir?"
26180	What''s wrong with it?
26180	What''s your idea, George?
26180	Where does the joke come in?
26180	Which of you is the geneticist?
26180	Why?
26180	Would it make me sterile for long?
26180	You got any more bright ideas?
26180	You mean Captain Jack Harmon of the Space Force?
26180	You mean you did n''t know?
26180	You still worried?
26180	You''ve seen the report of this new contest being run by Dee Lish Baby Foods, have n''t you?
26180	All I need is a shot?"
26180	All right, Doctor, what''s your excuse?"
26180	And what do you mean I''m disqualified from the contest?
26180	Are n''t you?"
26180	Are you sure Mrs. Turner wo n''t mind?"
26180	But how?"
26180	But what is this super- female gag anyway?"
26180	Do n''t you remember when you met her?"
26180	Do you think I could do it?"
26180	Has the Senator seen her?"
26180	How in the Universe do you think I can play a romantic lead wearing a maternity dress?"
26180	It''s against the law, remember?"
26180	The program tonight... have you forgotten?"
26180	Were you the geneticist for this boy?"
26180	What could be better?"
26180	What''s wrong with me?"
26180	Who are you anyway?"
26180	Why pick me?"
26180	Will you do it?"
26180	You did say Boy America... not All American?"
26180	You have free choice, do n''t you?"
26180	You''ve seen it have n''t you?"
19478	Am I dumb enough to ask that?
19478	And for convenience in monster- hunting?
19478	And who in blazes are you?
19478	Any argument on that?
19478	Are those skins all marked to indicate who owns them?
19478	Are we going right back, or are we going to try for another monster?
19478	Are you fooling yourself we ever had one?
19478	Are you going aboard to interview the distinguished visitor?
19478	Are you going back to Terra on the_ Simón Bolivar_?
19478	Are you going to let me have a cigarette and a cup of coffee, when I''m through with this?
19478	Are you going to take it?
19478	But do n''t you want people to know what you did?
19478	But how?
19478	Can I come along? 19478 Can I get the story of how you abandoned ship and landed, now?"
19478	Can you think of one?
19478	Did he have anything to drink after I left?
19478	Did n''t anybody at the hospital tell you about him?
19478	Did n''t you hear? 19478 Did they arrest any of my crew?"
19478	Did you bring him to? 19478 Did you ever hear such an impudent string of lies in your life?"
19478	Did you see it? 19478 Do you really think it was sabotage?"
19478	Get hurt in the fight, last night? 19478 Glenn Murell or Leo Belsher?"
19478	Go on; what happened?
19478	Has anybody a portable audiovisual pickup that I can use to get some pictures in to my paper with?
19478	Have all the fire you want, for a while?
19478	Have n''t these people told you anything?
19478	Have n''t you had your lunch yet?
19478	Have you any little news items for us from your diocese?
19478	Hey, do we want to let them do that?
19478	How about our contract?
19478	How about you, Bish? 19478 How are you?"
19478	How close to land are we?
19478	How did they find out?
19478	How did you get onto it?
19478	How hard would it be to cut wood up there and bring it down?
19478	How is Murell, now?
19478	How long will our air last, for sixteen of us?
19478	How many are still alive?
19478	How much good will it do us to know where we are, right now?
19478	How soon can you get started on the engines, Abdullah?
19478	How''d he manage to come for us?
19478	How''d they get out?
19478	How''s the weather?
19478	Huh?
19478	Huh?
19478	If I admit you to the spaceport, will you give these people the facts exactly as you learn them?
19478	If it melts that far below the ignition point, would n''t it run away before it caught fire?
19478	In all this moonlight? 19478 Is he drinking much?"
19478	Is n''t Nip going to the meeting, tonight?
19478	Is n''t the boat equipped with electrolytic gills?
19478	Is that so, we ca n''t?
19478	Is that the Kivelson boy''s father?
19478	Is this all we have?
19478	Looking for some news that''s fit to print?
19478	Might n''t it have been a power unit?
19478	Mr. Murell? 19478 Now, Ralph; what was it you were saying?"
19478	Now, suppose I get a shot at a monster; where do I try to hit him?
19478	Oh, you mean these samples? 19478 Ravick?"
19478	Say we go up and set the woods on fire?
19478	See how it goes?
19478	Shall we take her up, Joe?
19478	Somebody pick up our Mayday while we were cruising submerged?
19478	Something on Loki, was n''t it?
19478	Suppose I get a broadside shot?
19478	That where we''re going?
19478	That''s Al Devis?
19478	That''s at the spaceport?
19478	The Hunters''Co- operative?
19478	The stuff come in all right?
19478	The wax on Bottom Level, in the Fourth Ward?
19478	Think you''re going to get some good thrillers this time?
19478	Uh?
19478	Walt, ca n''t you ever give anybody credit with trying to do something decent, once in a while?
19478	Walt, can you use a machine gun?
19478	Want to stay and have dinner with us, Tom?
19478	We do have a contract with Kapstaad, do n''t we?
19478	Well, ca n''t you shoot the stars, Abe?
19478	Well, do you think Ravick''s gotten onto Murell yet?
19478	Well, hey, Walt; when did you turn into a monster- hunter?
19478	Well, how are you going to do it, then?
19478	Well, how in blazes do you put a wax fire out?
19478	Well, if a captain wants his wax back, after it''s been turned over for sale to the Co- op, can he get it?
19478	Well, if you''d rather I did n''t.... Are you going to cover this meeting at Hunters''Hall, tonight, Walt?
19478	Well, mister, did n''t you hear me?
19478	Well, suppose I take a party down now and start cutting?
19478	Well, then, why do n''t we surface?
19478	Well, was he drunk then?
19478	Well, what are you going to do?
19478	Well, where are we?
19478	Well, why ca n''t we store it in the spaceport area?
19478	Well, you know about those jumbo molecules, do n''t you?
19478	Were you serious when you made that motion about a price of seventy- five centisols?
19478	What about him?
19478	What about that wax, Joe?
19478	What are they doing about Belsher and Hallstock?
19478	What are things like at the Municipal Building?
19478	What do you think, Ralph?
19478	What do you think?
19478	What do you want me to try to handle for you?
19478	What happened?
19478	What happened?
19478	What have we got to lose?
19478	What hospital?
19478	What kind of a racket do you think he''s up to?
19478	What''ll I be, then?
19478	What''ll we cut it with; our knives?
19478	What''s he think this is, the First Century Pre- Atomic? 19478 What''s that stuff doing in here?"
19478	What''s the situation at Hunters''Hall?
19478	What''s this all about?
19478	What, back to Hartzenbosch?
19478	Where did you get that?
19478	Where do you gentlemen wish to go?
19478	Where is Al Devis?
19478	Where''d you hear that?
19478	Where''s Al Devis?
19478	Which one?
19478	Who are you calling a so- and- so, you thus- and- so- ing such- and- such?
19478	Who did you contact?
19478	Who do you have around Hunters''Hall, and how do I get past them?
19478	Who does this belong to?
19478	Who else is in?
19478	Who got him?
19478	Who is she?
19478	Who''d wanna hurt me? 19478 Who''s he with-- Interstellar Import- Export?"
19478	Who, me?
19478	Who,I wanted to know,"is interviewing whom?
19478	Who? 19478 Why did n''t you arrest him as soon as you got the word from your friend from Afghanistan?"
19478	Why do you suppose...?
19478	Why get excited about it?
19478	Why not?
19478	Why not?
19478	Why, Bish? 19478 Will you people accept what this_ Times_ reporter tells you he has learned?"
19478	Will you permit Captain Kivelson to come in along with me? 19478 With the whole stern open?"
19478	Wonder if he''s going to try to give us that stuff about substitutes?
19478	Would I miss it?
19478	Yeah?
19478	You ca n''t sell wax anywhere else, can you?
19478	You caught that? 19478 You crazy?"
19478	You drink Baldur honey- rum, do n''t you, Bish?
19478	You getting everything I''m sending in?
19478	You going aboard?
19478	You got it all figured out, have n''t you?
19478	You have any idea of some of the places I have to go to get stories?
19478	You know anything about engines, Walt?
19478	You know something about the history of Fenris, I suppose?
19478	You know what the trouble is, here? 19478 You know who I was about fifty reincarnations ago?
19478	You mean like this?
19478	You mean you''re just going to sit here and talk about it and not do anything?
19478	You never manned a 50-mm before, did you?
19478	You think Ravick would really harm Murell?
19478	You think he started the fire?
19478	You want to get your crew and your son killed, and yourself along with them?
19478	You''re a respectable- looking duck; you ever have any experience leading a lynch mob?
19478	_ How many barrels will thy vengeance yield thee, even if thou gettest it, Captain Ahab?_I asked.
19478	_ Huh_?
19478	Am I right?"
19478	And how about some ice cream?"
19478	And somebody else,"I could n''t resist adding,"so that people will believe him?"
19478	And this serves a population of twenty thousand?"
19478	And who had that story, right in his hot little hand?
19478	Are n''t there any lifters on the ship?"
19478	Are the other ships west or east of you?"
19478	Can you see that?"
19478	Do you know anything yet?"
19478	Do you know which books to study, and which ones not to bother with?
19478	Everybody in the boat was listening, so I continued:"How much do you know about this fellow Devis, who strained his back at the last moment?"
19478	Hans, have we another rocket with an explosive head?"
19478	Have you got any rockets?
19478	Have you seen Tom around anywhere?"
19478	Have you taken any of the radio navigational equipment apart, yet?"
19478	Have you talked to Bish lately?
19478	Have you?"
19478	He filled his mouth with whatever it was they were feeding him and asked, through it:"Did I miss Steve Ravick''s hanging?"
19478	He shook hands with us, and said:"Are n''t you rather young to be a newsman?"
19478	How about you, Sigurd?"
19478	How are they treating you?"
19478	How are things on the_ Times_?"
19478	How is your father, Walter?"
19478	How''d you get in here?
19478	How''s Father?"
19478	I hung up, and as I did I could hear Joe Kivelson shouting:"You think we do n''t get any news on this planet?
19478	I let down a few feet, gave a polite little scream with my siren, and then yelled down to the men on it:"Where''d that thing come from?"
19478	I said:"If he was working for Ravick all along, why did he tip Dad and Oscar and the Mahatma on the bomb aboard the_ Javelin_?
19478	Let me in here, will you?"
19478	Murell?"
19478	Now are you coming, or will I have to knock you senseless and drag you out?"
19478	Of course there''s such a thing as extradition, but who bothers?
19478	Of course, he could be on the lam from somewhere, but in that case why bother with all the cover story?
19478	Only why did n''t they use the cutter?
19478	Or is it Horace Greeley?"
19478	Or which ones to read first, so that what you read in the others will be comprehensible to you?
19478	Paradox?
19478	Then I asked him:"Did you see Bish Ware before you left port?"
19478	Then I shut it off and said to him:"What''s this about Bish Ware?
19478	Think you could hit anything with a 50-mm?"
19478	Think you could see it?"
19478	Walt, do you still have that sleep- gas gadget of yours?"
19478	Walt, you''re coming along, are n''t you?"
19478	Want to take potluck with us?"
19478	Was that it?"
19478	What did happen, by the way?"
19478	What did he say?"
19478	What do you know about it?"
19478	What do you think of that fellow Belsher?"
19478	What time will the_ Cape Canaveral_ be getting in?
19478	What was going on was pretty generally understood, even if it could n''t be proven, but what could anybody do about it?
19478	What''s my father think of Bish, now?"
19478	What''s that two- em- dashed thing up ahead, one of the harbor dredgers?"
19478	What''s this Walt''s picked up about Ravick sending equipment to fight the fire?"
19478	What''s this about another price cut?
19478	When he was at the Times with just Dad and me, what did he have?
19478	Where are the rest of them?
19478	Where are you now?"
19478	Where is this lorry now?"
19478	Where was I?
19478	Where''s Mr. Murell, Walt?"
19478	Why do n''t you come with us?"
19478	Would you say accident can be ruled out?"
19478	You ever done any swimming?"
19478	You get the picture now?"
19478	You heading home, now?"
19478	You live on Fenris, too, do n''t you?"
19478	You notice, he knew just how much money Ravick had stashed away on Terra?
19478	You sure this is a good tip, though?"
19478	You want coverage, do n''t you?
19478	You want this planet poisoned with blood feuds for the next century?"
27609	Are the other engineers alarmed?
27609	Are you going to publish these views?
27609	But how are you assured that it will not stall somewhere?
27609	But is n''t the speed rather dizzy?
27609	How can you be certain?
27609	How much power do you need to send it through, under normal conditions?
27609	I beg your pardon, sir, but I understand you have engaged this car alone?
27609	So that is what has stolen away your laugh?
27609	Take another route?
27609	Then you mean that it is only a matter of time?
27609	Well, Dutch, how about it? 27609 Well?
27609	Where are you? 27609 You followed the digging of the Tube, did n''t you?"
27609	You remember the volcano and lava seams?
27609	You used the turbo type of blower, did n''t you?
27609	An unknown poison?
27609	Are n''t you going to make me that brief little sketch of the length plan and cross- section of the Tube?
27609	Did the volume of water increase that was carried daily out of the Tube and dumped from the two stations?
27609	How did she get into the sealed cavern?
27609	How had she been killed?
27609	Who said that before me?"
27609	Why do n''t you say something?
27609	[ Illustration] Who was this woman?
26093	And their judgment of Earth--?
26093	But just what_ are_ they doing? 26093 Ca n''t you guess?"
26093	Can you stand to witness this?
26093	Can you tell us what that other ship is?
26093	Change of ship?
26093	Critical mass? 26093 Do they suppose smoke signals are superior to the 3-d screens in our homes?"
26093	Does something happen to everybody who takes the Mars trip, the same thing that happened to Alice?
26093	Explain to you?
26093	Have you lost your mind? 26093 How do you know that?"
26093	How do you know who I am?
26093	How well did you know your wife before you married her?
26093	I wonder--"What do you mean?
26093	Is everyone different when they get back?
26093	It has something to do with what happened-- before?
26093	It''s_ huge_--how can such an enormous ship ever get off the Earth?
26093	Not even give her a burial? 26093 Shall I get you a sedative?"
26093	That time when I escaped from the Martian Princess rather than come aboard the black ship?
26093	That was n''t true?
26093	Then there was no great, black ship out of space?
26093	They set themselves up as judges in the Universe?
26093	Was she a member of a large family?
26093	What are you going to do with all of us?
26093	What are you going to do?
26093	What can I do to help you?
26093	What can I do?
26093	What do you expect? 26093 What do you mean by that?
26093	What do you mean,''In normal circumstances--''?
26093	What happened to her? 26093 What were her parents like?"
26093	What?
26093	What_ can_ I do with you?
26093	Where? 26093 Why?
26093	You do n''t expect to ever take a trip to Mars, do you?
26093	You mean this dictatorial Council determines whether a world is fit to survive and actually wipes out those it decides against?
26093	After all our hopes and all our planning you do n''t want to go on to Mars?"
26093	Afterwards, he said,"Where are we?
26093	And what did it all have to do-- if anything-- with the unbelievable thing Dr. Winters had found about Alice?
26093	Are you crazy, Mel?"
26093	But if that''s the case, where is Alice?"
26093	But what about outside?
26093	But what had happened to Alice?
26093	Did it exist anywhere in all the world?
26093	Do we need any more room to finish the journey?"
26093	Had he actually made such a trip and been stripped of the memory by some amnesia?
26093	Had he nearly let some unknown cat out of the bag?
26093	Hastings?"
26093	How could such a thing have taken place?
26093	I must have had something to do with it, do n''t you think?"
26093	I wonder where it''s coming from?"
26093	Is n''t there a drug, a hypnotic method, or something to help a thing like this?"
26093	She loved me, ca n''t you understand that?"
26093	Taking groups of Earthmen, deporting them to other worlds-- breaking them apart from each other forever--?"
26093	Then she cried out,"We ca n''t even bury her?"
26093	Was her condition merely the result of some freak heredity or gene mutation?
26093	What do they intend?
26093	What happened?
26093	When will it be?"
26093	Where was reality?
26093	Who can say what their rights are?"
26093	Who will believe him that you came on the Martian Princess?
26093	Why have you been looking for me?"
26093	Why should there be such a transfer of passengers in mid- space?
26093	Why was she different after her trip to Mars?"
26093	Why?"
26093	Will you help me or not?"
26093	Would she want me to do what the Doctor has asked?
26093	You do n''t expect them to play nurse to us during the whole trip, do you?"
26093	You know about her do n''t you?"
28550	He had been promising himself this moment for how long-- how many months and years on alien worlds?
27756	Basic, is n''t it?
27756	Did I get courteous handling, or at least a fair hearing?
27756	Did that clear the air?
27756	Did this jughead appointed by the President to fight the terrible drug problem comprehend the miracle being offered to him?
27756	Did you know, tobacco can not be synthesized at all, at any price?
27756	Get it, you two- pack- a- day fiends?
27756	How can a biochemist, rather than a policeman, stop the Syndicate?
27756	How would you feel, knowing that your daughter had been so degraded by a drug as to sell herself to anybody with enough money to buy her a fix?
27756	If I failed to produce, then why was I wasting lab facilities and neglecting my classes?
27756	Oh, I admit there were a few dollars in it for me, but so what?
27756	Plants, was it?
27756	The simple solution that would make him the greatest-- in fact, the only-- success in his post that this country had ever known?
27756	The students wanted their term papers back within five days; the other teachers could manage it, why not me?
27756	Was it Self- Defense?"
27756	Well, if I cut millions off the government budget, is a lousy$ 100,000 too much to ask?
27756	What if-- shudder-- it attacked rice?)
27756	Will you see that I get paid?"
28045	Can it be?
28045	Once more they have wakened me-- but how long has it been?
28045	Why was I not made aware of it sooner?
28045	And if by a miracle he triumphed over the elements, how survive the appalling enmity of the Termans, whose rudimentary brains conceived no mercy?
28045	Fantastic, was n''t it, O Exalted Empress, that we the rightful Lords of Diskra should be compelled to abandon our beloved homes by a horde of vermin?
28045	Had intelligent life- forms failed as yet to materialize on this verdant world?
28045	I take it you are the imperial messengers sent by her Supreme Magnificence, the Empress Alaazar?"
28045	Then curiously:"And what can they want this time?"
28045	Then it was-- how can I begin to describe it to you, Exalted Empress?
28045	Who could survive unprotected the extremes of heat and cold?
28045	You knew of it?"
27867	Of course,replied the fellow,"for we_ feed_ ourselves, but for teaching we depend on_ you._"*****[ Illustration: The Reg(ulator?)]
27867	Well, how are you this morning?
27867	_ Utica_ asks, Need we keep dark any longer?
27867	Are you fond of coughs, colds, dyspepsia and rheums?
27867	But would you avoid the dark gloom of disease?
27867	Did you ever know such weather?
27867	Do our readers wish to hear any thing more about them?
27867	How many square inches aperture will be required to discharge the same quantity in the same time?
27867	Of bitters, hot- drops, and medicine fumes, And bleeding, and blisters and pills?
27867	Of headaches, and fevers and chills?
27867	The scholar so dull in his class?
27867	Then who pays those old accounts of yourself that was?"
27867	Well, what if he does?
27867	What astronomer had calculated this eclipse for Arabia?
27867	What makes the grave deacon so drowsy at church?
28438	Look, you come over here for something, or just to gab? 28438 What crime?"
28438	What do you mean?
28438	What law? 28438 Police? 28438 Was that good or bad? 28438 What crime?
28438	You going to stand here and jaw all day?
27491	And so?
27491	Any more left on your list for the_ Endore_?
27491	Are you crazy?
27491	Back already, Martha?
27491	But DID you find a living, intelligent creature or race on Metapor?
27491	But why page twenty- nine to find twenty- six?
27491	Is it mental?
27491	It must have been caused by something about the_ Endore_, must n''t it?
27491	Like finding page twenty- six in the book I''m reading?
27491	Meaning you''ve been talking to them?
27491	See?
27491	Then what are you?
27491	Then you claim that the laws of nature are different here than we are accustomed to, and that our minds are not equipped to deal with them?
27491	Well?
27491	What happened to him, Doc?
27491	What would you suggest?
27491	What''s she say?
27491	Who-- am I?
27491	Why not call him and let him see for himself?
27491	You are Ren Gravenard?
27491	You mean the instruments have all become liars?
27491	Could he do it so they would comprehend it?
27491	Do n''t you realize that we have something here which may be unique in the universe?
27491	Do you mind?"
27491	Hargrave?"
27491	How could he hope to make them gain a true understanding of it?
27491	In the story THE DESPOILERS in the October 1947_ Amazing Stories_ I raised the question,"Is there anything absolutely beyond human comprehension?"
27491	Suppose we kill our tangential speed and just fall in?
11583	A chance? 11583 A half a mile?
11583	A little more water, John?
11583	A secret base?
11583	And Vly?
11583	And the one Zimbardo has aimed at Earth is forty miles long?
11583	And then?
11583	And wh-, what do they have to do with Montezuma?
11583	And?
11583	Anything yet, Mark?
11583	Are there any others here?
11583	Are you sure that''s wise, Zip? 11583 Beautiful, is n''t it?"
11583	Better off without him?
11583	Could you please pass the biscuits, Robert? 11583 Details?"
11583	Did either of them have a chance to set off an alarm?
11583	Did it seem to either of you that Vly would betray a friend to save himself? 11583 Did n''t I hear you say that this place is great?"
11583	Do any of your crew know that we are Starmen?
11583	Do any of your crew know that we are Starmen?
11583	Do n''t you have to conserve energy?
11583	Do you know where to find him? 11583 Does anyone have a light?"
11583	Escape? 11583 Everyone got that?"
11583	For your principle you''re willing to risk the destruction of all life on Earth? 11583 Four gigawatts?"
11583	Gene? 11583 George, could you come with me?
11583	Has hunger made you too weak to eat?
11583	How are we going to get out of here?
11583	How big was the asteroid they modeled?
11583	How did he know about the probes?!
11583	How did you do that?
11583	How do we open it- if it''s a panel, that is?
11583	How do you get in?
11583	How far?
11583	How long until we can turn on the power, Mark? 11583 How long until you have all 85 completed?"
11583	How many days can we go if we ration even more strictly?
11583	How many is that since we''ve been here?
11583	How much longer until the net disappears?
11583	How much time have we got to turn it aside?
11583	How''d you learn your way around here?
11583	How''re you feeling this morning, Mark?
11583	How''s your hand?
11583	If it is a laser, and if these dials move the power from low to high, who knows which end is which?
11583	If they helped us get from the warehouse area to this hangar, why are n''t they helping us get into the spaceships?
11583	Is he...?
11583	Is it really necessary to silence him? 11583 Is n''t this place fantastic, Zip?
11583	Like what?
11583	Lily?
11583	Lurton- what about the ships that went to interrogate Vly? 11583 May we land, Mr. Vly?
11583	May we sit down, Mr. St. George? 11583 No debris?"
11583	No more questions?
11583	No one else knew about this? 11583 Okay?"
11583	Only two biscuits, Joe?
11583	Principle?
11583	Pure... crystal...?
11583	Ready?
11583	Really?
11583	Sabbath George?
11583	See these figures?
11583	Set?
11583	Sir?
11583	Sir?
11583	Six?
11583	So are we to go find the asteroid?
11583	Surface temperature?
11583	Surprised, eh?
11583	Taste good?
11583	Then what, what?
11583	Then what?
11583	Then where does it go?
11583	They escaped? 11583 Want some company?"
11583	Well?
11583	Well?
11583	Wh-, what can we do? 11583 What about George?"
11583	What about St. George? 11583 What about food and water?"
11583	What about our belongings?
11583	What about the asteroid?
11583	What about the greegles?
11583	What about the power?
11583	What are greegles, George?
11583	What are we waiting for?!
11583	What are you doing on Ceres, Kathryn?
11583	What are you looking for, Zip?
11583	What are you saying, Mark?
11583	What can you guess about the alien race that built this place?
11583	What did they find?
11583	What did you do to that machine that was chasing us?
11583	What did you do?
11583	What do we know about him? 11583 What do we know about them?"
11583	What do you know, Mark?
11583	What do you make of it, Rock?
11583	What do you mean, Lurton? 11583 What do you mean, Zip?
11583	What do you mean,''and then''? 11583 What do you mean?"
11583	What do you see in there Joe?
11583	What do you see?
11583	What do you think of these crackers?
11583	What do you think, Mark, Joe? 11583 What else can you do, Mark?"
11583	What happened to the airbot?
11583	What happened?
11583	What happens next? 11583 What have you discovered?"
11583	What have you figured out about the race that built it?
11583	What if the pirates overhear your transmission, Zip? 11583 What is it, Mark?
11583	What is it, Mel?
11583	What is it? 11583 What is it?"
11583	What is this place?
11583	What is this? 11583 What is this?"
11583	What is this?
11583	What kind of chance, David? 11583 What of the aliens aboard the asteroid, sir?"
11583	What was that?
11583	What will happen to Gene?
11583	What will you do now?
11583	What''s been going on here?
11583	What''s going on? 11583 What''s going on?"
11583	What''s going on?
11583	What''s left?
11583	What''s that?
11583	What''s that?
11583	What''s that?
11583	What''s that?
11583	What''s this?
11583	What''s this?
11583	What''s up?
11583	What''s what?
11583	What''s wrong with these men?
11583	What''s wrong, George?
11583	What''s wrong?
11583	What-?
11583	What?
11583	What?
11583	When did it start?
11583	Where are those three young Starmen now?
11583	Where are you?
11583	Where did it come from, Joe?
11583	Where do the colors come from?
11583	Where do we find Montezuma Vly?
11583	Where''s Madera?
11583	Where?
11583	Who are you?
11583	Why did Zimbardo tell the entire planet that he was going to pulverize it, and then set his projectile on a fly- by course?
11583	Why did n''t you enter the power plant through the hangar from which we escaped?
11583	Why did you stay behind?
11583	Why do n''t you look for that life- support file and see if you can turn off the pirates''energy or something?
11583	Why is he so deferential?
11583	Why not just ask Vly where St. George is?
11583	Why not? 11583 Why would they let Earthmen come in and take over?
11583	Why would we want to stop it? 11583 Would you send a report to Mars please and ask Commander De Koven what he wants us to do?"
11583	Yes, what is it?
11583	Yes- and above all, what else will we find in here?
11583	You asked for me, Captain?
11583	You do n''t intend to cooperate with him?
11583	You have an idea already?
11583	You have n''t heard of this''asteroid miner''s legend''? 11583 You mean that its reserves were not in place?"
11583	You think we''re finished here? 11583 7: Prisoners on the Pirates''AsteroidWHAT''S the word for''walk''?"
11583	A mile?
11583	After a moment, Zip asked,"How soon can we get to the asteroid, Mark?"
11583	And did you see any sign of advanced weaponry at Montezuma''s Castle?"
11583	And the power units?"
11583	Are you ready?"
11583	Better off for what?"
11583	Ca n''t we find these pirates?
11583	Ca n''t we just send out ships and comb the entire area of the Belt where they disappeared?
11583	Ca n''t we...?"
11583	Can you open the door we just came out of?"
11583	Consider this: where did the communications from Zimbardo come from?
11583	Did having to learn the English language after speaking Russian until the age of seven help you become a better writer?
11583	Did it look to you as if Zimbardo could have burned that whole thing out with one EMP, no matter how intense?"
11583	Do n''t you see that we have to cooperate with Zimbardo?
11583	Do you know what that means?
11583	Do you see what I see?"
11583	Do you want English to Titanian or Titanian to English?"
11583	Do you want me to pilot the asteroid away from Earth?"
11583	Does anyone have a suggestion as to how we can meet this crisis?"
11583	Foster?"
11583	From here?"
11583	George in danger?
11583	Good, are n''t they?"
11583	Heat, magnetism, light?
11583	Hey, what''re you doing?"
11583	Hoshino?"
11583	Hoshino?"
11583	How big is the complex?
11583	How can he be found?"
11583	How could you miss it??"
11583	How could you miss it??"
11583	How did they do that?"
11583	How''re you doing?"
11583	I wonder what''s going on?"
11583	In fact, what other possibilities are there?"
11583	Is that what you want?"
11583	Is that where you''re going, Zip?"
11583	Is that you?"
11583	Jenner, his mouth opening and closing like a fish out of water, finally blurted out,"Why did he do that?"
11583	Joe asked,"Is that the disk Montezuma Vly gave us?"
11583	Joe scooped a large helping of potatoes into his mouth, then talked around it to ask,"Well, when do we leave?"
11583	Joe?"
11583	Like it?
11583	Mark did n''t understand- what was that ship?
11583	More?"
11583	Mr. Crass, do you have anything to add?"
11583	Nolan asked,"Why were the ships from Space Command not able to find this asteroid, or any trace of the pirates?"
11583	Not even the President?"
11583	Of course, you''ll join us, wo n''t you?"
11583	Or that you wrote biology text to accompany a new medium, slides made from strips of 35-mm film?
11583	The Starmen were silently wondering the same things: How long would it be before they met Lurton Zimbardo?
11583	They got off the asteroid?
11583	Want to see how it comes out?
11583	We found one, did n''t we?"
11583	We want to control Earth, not destroy it, and how better to do it than from a close orbit around the planet in this magnificent flying base?
11583	Were your poems and letters to Mom valuable both to her and to your professional development?
11583	What about it?"
11583	What do you think, Mark?"
11583	What else is there?
11583	What should our target be?
11583	What''ll that do to home?"
11583	What''s there to worry about?"
11583	What''s wrong?"
11583	What''s wrong?"
11583	What''ve we got?"
11583	When Kimball saw Gene hurrying toward him, he flashed the light directly into his eyes and roared,"What in blazes is going on in this place?"
11583	When and why did they abandon it?
11583	When will we be out of the pirates''radar range?"
11583	Where are they now?"
11583	Where are we going, George?
11583	Where are you taking me?"
11583	Where are you?"
11583	Where do we go?"
11583	Where were we going to find water, much less food?
11583	Where''s Zimbardo?"
11583	Where, then, is the rest of the power?"
11583	Who are they?"
11583	Who are you?"
11583	Who is the real leader of these men?
11583	Who made this place?
11583	Who would guess that you once wrote a paper on the use of the raven in several of Shakespeare''s plays?
11583	Why did he want St. George alive?
11583	Why did it bring such hopelessness?
11583	Why not?
11583	Will they prove themselves worthy as young people have done for all time?
11583	Wo n''t they know we''ve escaped and be able to locate us?"
11583	Would admirers realize that you were most interested in world events, but read the sports section of the New York Times first, everyday?
11583	Would he recognize them?
11583	You do n''t think he could have just... aimed and missed?"
11583	You hear me?
11583	You talking about escape, Zip?
11583	Zimbardo?"
11583	Zip asked George,"Is this everyone?"
11583	Zip said,"But it''s not over yet, is it, sir?
28645	Where can we ever go that will be an improvement over this?
28645	Where?
28645	--but what_ does_ one say to an extrasolarian?
28645	It should be-- well, damn it, it_ is_ as sound- conductive;_ we''re_ talking, are n''t we?"
28645	_ Did you ever wonder what might happen if mankind ever exceeded the speed of light?
28628	But how did you ever succeed in finding this Cave of Blue Flame?
28628	It sounds almost like the beginning of some primitive religious ceremony, does n''t it?
28628	The same sort of crystalline amber egg that accompanied the work of the mysterious Tinkling Death, was n''t it?
28628	Could it be this grotesque horde of human- like rodents that was holding Joan captive in the Cave of Blue Flames?
28628	I wonder what that weird Tinkling Death is?"
28628	Was he materialized in the laboratory with the Belt?"
28063	A single building?
28063	Are all the war games... like that? 28063 Can you hear me?"
28063	Do n''t you handle espionage?
28063	How can a man with any conscience at all direct a military operation when he knows that_ that_ will be the consequence?
28063	Is this area Secure?
28063	It wo n''t take very long, will it, Ford?
28063	So... what do you intend to do? 28063 The electro- what?"
28063	This... this is n''t going to... well, do me any damage, is it?
28063	Well, what is it?
28063	Would you like to see the problem first- hand?
28063	Yes, but what''s that got to do with it?
28063	You mean mentally? 28063 Every plan?
28063	What can_ I_ do?"
28063	Why did you call me in?
28063	You''re familiar with Situation One- Two- One?
17958	A machine? 17958 And have you communicated with God, Lee Rynason?"
17958	And they''re using them, eh?
17958	And what about the Outsiders? 17958 And what about the men outside?
17958	And what would happen if you_ had_ to step on them to make your money? 17958 Anything else?"
17958	Are there memories of Tebron''s conversation with Kor?
17958	Are there memories of Tebron''s conversation with Kor?
17958	Are there memories of what was said?
17958	Are they using the machine... the altar?
17958	Are we to abandon all progress? 17958 Are you all right?
17958	Are you sure you are n''t afraid of your own mob?
17958	But are n''t primitive languages usually composed of simple, basic words and concepts? 17958 But things are just beginning to break for me-- did you see my note this afternoon?"
17958	But you can remember these if you try?
17958	Butchery? 17958 Can you explain your term more fully?"
17958	Can you find among any of the rest of Tebron''s memories any thoughts about Kor?
17958	Can you get one for me?
17958	Can you go down and see what they''re doing? 17958 Can you imagine actually feeling him, right next to you in your mind like you were one person, hating you?"
17958	Can you still believe that Kor is a god? 17958 Check back?
17958	Could n''t there have been direct contact between the Hirlaji and the Outsiders back when the Hirlaji were just evolving out of the beast stage?
17958	Did you also know that he''s been buying men here to stand with him in case someone else is appointed?
17958	Did you make any effort at all to keep him from finding out too much about us?
17958	Do they have souls?
17958	Do they know what you''re saying to me?
17958	Does it give you a right to live, while you slaughter the Hirlaji?
17958	Has it occurred to you, Lee, that if these horses_ are_ the Outsiders, that maybe they know a little more than we do? 17958 Have you all got plastic for brains?
17958	Have you been preaching to the Hirlaji?
17958	He just looked at you?
17958	How am I to suppress the race? 17958 How did he unite the planet?"
17958	How did the men find out about Kor?
17958	How did they bring her down?
17958	How is this known? 17958 How long ago was all this?
17958	How many men are we taking with us?
17958	How many of the Hirlaji do you think we''ll have to kill to make it look important to the Council?
17958	I suppose I have n''t even put a doubt in your mind about them? 17958 In any case, is there a better man on the planet?"
17958	Including the information that these sciences were prohibited?
17958	Is anyone picking this up? 17958 Is butchery your only goal in life, Manning?"
17958	Is n''t this a bit out of your line?
17958	Is she one of those vices you were telling me about, Manning?
17958	Is that the only reason you can think of that I might have for wanting to prevent a massacre?
17958	Is that true, Manning? 17958 Is that what''s really bothering you?"
17958	Is that your pitch to the Council?
17958	Is this other race so much more advanced than we are?
17958	Jules and Stoworth? 17958 Lee, do you hear me?"
17958	Lee, where are we?
17958	Lee?
17958	Manning?
17958	No purpose to the report?
17958	No, but really-- what do you think of that idea? 17958 Nothing else?"
17958	Our new- found knowledge is n''t doing us much good, is it?
17958	Part of Kor?
17958	Ready?
17958	Report me to the Council? 17958 So Mara''s against you too?"
17958	So now they''re people to you, Lee? 17958 So that''s your purpose?"
17958	Speaking of indecent reports, what have we turned up on their sex lives?
17958	Tebron spoke with Kor?
17958	The Hirlaji? 17958 The same day?"
17958	The time does n''t matter, does it?
17958	Then it was Tebron who abolished war on Hirlaj?
17958	Then it''s real? 17958 They built their computers in the grand manner, did n''t they?"
17958	This look familiar to any of you?
17958	This order came from the machine?
17958	Unless they''re the Outsiders after all?
17958	Was Tebron Marl king of all Hirlaj?
17958	What I need is some good healthy vice, is that what you mean?
17958	What I want to know is, why did n''t any of the rest of you see this?
17958	What about the weapons?
17958	What are people? 17958 What are you?"
17958	What did this machine say about us?
17958	What did you expect? 17958 What do you mean by that?"
17958	What do you think of your horses now, Lee?
17958	What do you want?
17958	What happened to your arm? 17958 What if they capture you too?"
17958	What makes you so sure of that?
17958	What the hell are you talking about?
17958	What the hell are you trying to do, Lee? 17958 What were the sciences of Kor?"
17958	What were the sciences of Kor?
17958	What were these sciences?
17958	What were you doing among those men who came at me on the steps earlier?
17958	What were you doing with him, anyway? 17958 What will you do,"Malhomme asked,"if Manning decides that''s enough cause to kill the Hirlaji?"
17958	What''s our problem today?
17958	What''s this about a city, Lee? 17958 What''s this nonsense about some damned block you ran into?
17958	What''s wrong?
17958	What''s your mission now?
17958	What, then?
17958	Where are they? 17958 Where is the machine?"
17958	Where''s Mara?
17958	Who said that?
17958	Who_ is_ religious in these days?
17958	Why are you unloading the arsenal?
17958	Why ca n''t you remember this conversation?
17958	Why did you want me to stay?
17958	Why did you want to see me?
17958	Why should I?
17958	Why were the Hirlaji supposed to stay away from us?
17958	Why? 17958 Why?
17958	Why?
17958	Why?
17958	Will an alien god do?
17958	With stunners?
17958	Would it make any difference if they had n''t?
17958	You always have to have a cause, do n''t you, Rene?
17958	You know-- why should I crack down on drinking or smoking, for instance, when I do it myself?
17958	You spoke with Kor?
17958	You think that will impress the Council? 17958 You trust them?"
17958	You want to warn me to stay away from her?
17958	You''re busy?
17958	You''re not coming?
17958	You''re pretty sure that what you''ve been getting out of that horseface''s head is real?
17958	You''re religious?
17958	You''re sure of that?
17958	You''re telling them that Hirlaj is an important archaeological area and that''s why you should get the governorship?
17958	_ Can you remember_ the actual communication?
17958	_ For their what?_Rynason stood up, and looked toward the city; he could see no movement there.
17958	_ Is_ it better, Manning?
17958	A merely alien science?
17958	All right, what''s their reaction going to be when they realize that the Outsiders, their god, overestimated us?
17958	An incomplete science?
17958	And who would lead such a suicidal attack?
17958	Anybody disagree?"
17958	Are the stars so dangerous?"
17958	Are they people to you?"
17958	Are we supposed to be hiding anything?"
17958	Are you going to kill them?"
17958	Are you hurt?"
17958	Are you hurt?"
17958	Are you sure?
17958	Are you trying to measure these aliens by our standards?
17958	But could he be sure that the Hirlaji were as harmless as they seemed?
17958	But could he credit those memories of a voice of an alien god?
17958	But have you considered that maybe when the Outsiders pulled out of our area they simply moved on elsewhere?
17958	But is it a good idea?
17958	But it does n''t necessarily prove that these... how many of them are there?
17958	But why do n''t you kiss me or something?"
17958	But why should the Hirlaji be able to use it?"
17958	But... when I disconnected the wires of the telepather, Horng looked at me.... Have you ever looked into his eyes, up close?
17958	Can you see them any more clearly?"
17958	Could he have simply claimed to have done so in an effort to stabilize his own power?
17958	Could they believe what the machine of the Outsiders told them, after it had been proven fallible?
17958	Damn it, since when do machines make guesses?
17958	Did n''t she tell you that the altar is just a computer?
17958	Did they know that?
17958	Did you put it that way to them?"
17958	Direct contact with a mind so alien?"
17958	Do n''t you realize that?"
17958	Domestic tranquillity, shall we say?"
17958	For how many days had he fought toward this?
17958	Have I ever expostulated to you upon the Janus- coin that is good and evil?"
17958	Have you found them yet?"
17958	Have you got a crazy horse on your hands?"
17958	He had scaled one of these ancient walls, but would they try it?
17958	He raised the interpreter''s mike and said,"How long ago?"
17958	He sat further back into the chair and said,"Why?"
17958	He was a warrior, and a quester... how could he give up all such pursuits, and how could he be expected to force all his people to do the same?
17958	How did this happen?"
17958	How long would they wait?
17958	How well could they communicate in such a language?"
17958	Humans?
17958	If the alarm turned out to be a false one, would he be as easily able to stop them then?
17958	If you start any violence that is n''t necessary....""What will you do, Lee?"
17958	Is anyone there?"
17958	Is he still trying to work the townsmen up against them?"
17958	Is it possible to convince each of them of the necessity for abandoning forgetting all questing?"
17958	Is that where they are?"
17958	It was definitely Outsiders work, but what was it?
17958	It''s so strange, in that language of theirs... those thin, high voices, and the echoes....""They''re holding you prisoner?"
17958	Lee, do you think that''s really the Outsiders?"
17958	Lee, what are you doing?
17958	Manning''s voice came coldly through the radioset:"Are you giving orders now, Lee?"
17958	Mara She wanted to save the aliens, but did they want to be saved?
17958	New:"Where''s Mara?"
17958	No purpose?
17958	Not one doubt?"
17958	Now that the ancient, muddled religion had been brought to life again, could it have the same hold on them that it had once had?
17958	Now we can avoid arguments-- right, Lee?
17958	Now what do you think of that?"
17958	Old:"Where''s Mara?
17958	Once they were turned loose, what could stop them?
17958	Or are you one of them now?"
17958	Or can you?"
17958	Or do you have a better one?"
17958	Or had they degenerated physically through the centuries?
17958	Or later, during the Renaissance?"
17958	Or reasoning beings you can talk to, communicate with?"
17958	Or would he even try?
17958	Quaint, are they?
17958	Rynason leaned over to Mara and murmured,"What''s his problem today?"
17958	Rynason watched the grey being staring silently up those broken steps, and asked softly,"What are you doing?"
17958	Slaughtering the only intelligent race we''ve found?"
17958	So if they cooperated with the survey team on codifying and recording their history, who was the servant?
17958	Sometimes you might ask your alien friends up there, Lee... what did they get out of choosing peace?"
17958	Sweat broke out on his back-- his own, or Tebron''s?
17958	Tebron broke the power of the priesthood, did n''t he?"
17958	Tell me, old Kor, what do we do now?
17958	The Outsiders?
17958	The part about this Tedron or whatever his name was?"
17958	Their god is real?"
17958	They did n''t want to see that... because they hated it, or because they wanted it?
17958	Think of it as clearing the area of hostile native animal life-- that comes under the duties of a governor, now does n''t it?"
17958	Twenty- five?
17958	WARLORD OF KOR by TERRY CARR GOD, MACHINE-- OR LISTENING POST FOR OUTSIDERS?
17958	Was he with them, then?
17958	Was it a threat in any real sense, or was Manning just letting off steam?
17958	Was that true about the governorship?"
17958	Was this land of mercenary, slipshod rush really what had carried Earthmen to the stars?
17958	What are they doing, anyway?"
17958	What could have happened during that conversation that would have caused its memory to be so deeply buried?
17958	What if Hirlaj does n''t turn out to have any natural resources worth exploiting-- a whole civilization has been here for thousands of years?
17958	What if I had a telepather, and I could link minds with Horng?
17958	What if the colony here starts to falter, and the men move on?"
17958	What makes you so sure that they''re dangerous?"
17958	What the hell do you mean, you wo n''t have much to report?"
17958	What use was all this, the killing, the blood and sweat and pain?
17958	What was she doing with Manning?
17958	What will they do?"
17958	What''s going on there?"
17958	What''s happened to the woman?"
17958	When did this occur?"
17958	While you were looking into Horng''s mind, how do you know he was n''t spying in yours?
17958	Who was he?"
17958	Why?
17958	Why?"
17958	Will you help me once more?"
17958	Wrong ones, at that?"
17958	You had an equal hookup, right?"
17958	You understand me?"
17958	You''ve always like peaceful settlements, have n''t you?"
28643	Coffee?
28643	Mind if I sit down with you guys a while?
28643	My gun came up without any orders from me just as she poked her puss over the edge of the pit, and-- huh?
28643	Sugar?
28643	The blueprint can be found in the next few pages; and as the soldier in the story says, our only hope is to keep a sense of humor!_ Me?
28643	Well, there I was, all alone, but happy for Stillwell, cause I know it''s what the kid needs, and in spots like that what difference does it make?
28643	What the hell chance has a guy got to figure things out?
28643	What?
27588	And what if he is n''t an android, eh? 27588 Bruises?
27588	But why, Quest? 27588 Do n''t you know this, too, now: that you''re not a man, but an android?"
27588	Do you forget my father was inventor of the surgiscope? 27588 He came back to Earth with you, eh?"
27588	He developed the surgiscope, did n''t he? 27588 How can you be sure?"
27588	If Dr. Mansard succeeded in landing on Jupiter, why did n''t anyone ever hear from him again?
27588	If it did n''t hurt you any more than that, why did n''t you take that stick away from him?
27588	May I help you, Miss?
27588	What did he say?
27588	What in space makes you think that?
27588	What''s your trouble, Trella?
27588	What? 27588 When we do n''t understand all the implications of new circumstances, we must be prepared for anything, eh?"
27588	Why all the protection?
27588	Why not?
27588	Why? 27588 You have the papers, eh?"
27588	You mean Io, do n''t you-- or Moon Five?
27588	And if he is-- what if old Mansard did n''t build in the prohibition against harming humans that''s required by law?
27588	Because he''s a coward?
27588	Come in and we''ll see what we have, eh?"
27588	Do you know how Mansard died?"
27588	Do you know when?"
27588	Have you ever heard of Dr. Eriklund Mansard?"
27588	How can you believe he''s really human?"
27588	If the oxygen equipment failed, how do you think_ Quest_ lived in the poisonous atmosphere of Jupiter, if he''s human?"
27588	There was only one question: Was he human?
27588	We shall make something of these, Miss Trella, eh?"
27588	What about that, eh?"
27588	Without actually intending to, she exclaimed:"You are n''t afraid of Quest?
22549	A-- rope?
22549	About you, Howard,Steve asked,"what are your chances?"
22549	And the Terrans on Athena?
22549	And then?
22549	And then?
22549	And what do we use for the three hundred pounds of copper and five hundred pounds of iron we would have to have to make the generator?
22549	And you?
22549	Andy?
22549	Are you going to look after him?
22549	Beyond the space frontier... where else would we ever belong?
22549	But why should they want to repeat aloud what they receive telepathically?
22549	Charley-- did you make it?
22549	Destroy the Empire--_now_?
22549	Did anyone else on the_ Constellation_ know?
22549	Did you find anything at all encouraging?
22549	Did you find anything today, Tony?
22549	Do you think that knowing will help you any?
22549	Earth- type-- remember the promise the Gerns made the Rejects?
22549	First, I want to know how the war is going?
22549	Have any of us ever thought of that-- that we''re different to humans and there''s no human world we could ever call home?
22549	Have you obeyed Chiara''s order?
22549	Have you produced any aluminum oxide at all?
22549	Have you?
22549	How are the children taking the gravity?
22549	How are things going with the rest of the hunting parties?
22549	How did you know that?
22549	How long until we can send the signal?
22549	How long until we''re finished with the Gerns?
22549	How long,Bemmon asked, anger making his voice a little thick,"do you think I''ll tolerate this absurd situation?"
22549	How many of us will go over the Craig Mountains, Bill?
22549	How-- how did you do it?
22549	I was n''t afraid, was I?
22549	If Daddy ca n''t find us in the dark, what will we do?
22549	Is n''t Daddy going to come?
22549	Leave?
22549	Like the Ice Ages of Earth?
22549	Now why,Bob Craig wondered,"did they do that?"
22549	Now, do you both understand?
22549	Now-- before we can stop you-- before we can have a chance?
22549	So Dan did n''t make it?
22549	So these are Gerns?
22549	So you knew all the time who I was?
22549	So you know?
22549	So you spied on me?
22549	So you think you''re entitled to more respect?
22549	So you''ve been checking up on how well the young ones guard the children?
22549	Ten years? 22549 The appearance of this battleship has very much disrupted your plans to strut like conquering heroes among the slaves on Athena, has n''t it?"
22549	The gravity, the heat and cold and fever, the animals-- why did n''t they kill you?
22549	The little boy,he asked,"do you know if he''s all right?"
22549	The savages of Ragnarok have a Gern cruiser-- but what can they do with it?
22549	There''s our ship-- when do we take her?
22549	Those kids would work harder if you were giving them orders from under the shade of a tree-- is that what you want?
22549	Tony-- could you see any of Gene''s route today?
22549	Turn back?
22549	We will?
22549	Weak, but it will reach the Gern monitor station on Athena,he said,"It''s ready to send-- what do you want to say?"
22549	Well?
22549	Well?
22549	Were you actually so stupid as to think that you biological freaks could equal Gern officers who have made a career of space warfare?
22549	What about you?
22549	What are you going to do to me?
22549	What can we do with it?
22549	What did you find to keep you out so late?
22549	What do they look like? 22549 What else do you need-- was there enough cryolite?"
22549	What else does he deserve?
22549	What is it, Tip?
22549	What is it-- why did you bring me here?
22549	What situation?
22549	What''s wrong, Mama? 22549 Where are they?"
22549	Where do we find a world of our own?
22549	Where is the battleship?
22549	Where is your husband?
22549	Where''s Freckles?
22549	Who in hell said anything about turning back?
22549	Why not try it now?
22549	Why wait?
22549	Why?
22549	Will they-- will they kill us?
22549	You captured-- a Gern battleship?
22549	You fools-- you stupid, megalomaniac dung- heaps-- do you think you can kill Gerns and live to boast about it?
22549	You mean, the hunting?
22549	You told it we''d have it for supper and then it said,''You think you''ll do what?'' 22549 You understand, do n''t you?"
22549	Your name?
22549	And somewhere a voice asking,"Where are we?
22549	And why are you scared?"
22549	But what can we do to change it?"
22549	But what if the cruiser never came?
22549	But"--the animation of hatred returned to his face--"What good will it do you?
22549	Could the Gerns hope to have a leader to match?
22549	Did we come two hundred light- years to view some animated vegetables?"
22549	Did you ever think about that?"
22549	Do you know what to do?"
22549	Do you suppose there could be people-- or some kind of intelligent things-- living down there?"
22549	Do you want to try it?"
22549	For a moment there was dead silence, then the hunter whispered,_"What did that?
22549	He called Schroeder and asked,"Are you down out of the high hills, Steve?"
22549	He called the others, thinking first of Schroeder so that Tip would transmit to Schroeder''s mocker:"Steve?"
22549	He looked at Lake''s group of Rejects, in their misery and uncertainty so much like his own, and asked,"How was it last night?"
22549	He looked back at her, keeping his face emotionless, and asked sternly,"You what?"
22549	He looked to the north, where the evening had turned the gray clouds black, and called Schroeder:"Steve-- any luck?"
22549	He made his check of all the subleaders, then looked up to the roof to ask,"All set, Jimmy?"
22549	He reached down to pick him up and set him on his shoulder, and said:"Jim?"
22549	He thought of Gene Taylor and called,"Gene?"
22549	He tried once again to call Gene Taylor:"Gene... Gene... are you there, Gene?"
22549	Hesitantly, not wanting to believe, he had asked,"What some of them said about how you might die then-- it wo n''t really happen, will it, Julia?"
22549	How could she have thought she was alone?
22549	How could she know what to do on an alien, hostile world where armed explorers had died?
22549	How does that sound to you?"
22549	How far to the south would the suns go-- how long would they stay?
22549	How will we ever leave Ragnarok if that happens?"
22549	I wonder what else is there?"
22549	In the name of God-- what have they done to us?"
22549	Is there something more than just interest?"
22549	It was a peace that the coming of the Gerns would shatter-- but had it softened the courage and loyalty of the younger generation?
22549	Prentiss walked beside Chiara and when the shelter was behind them he asked,"There''s no hope?"
22549	So far as that goes, why does a parrot repeat what it hears?"
22549	The Gern commander had said the Rejects would be left on an Earth- type planet but where could it be?
22549	The commander made an effort toward defiance:_"And if I refuse?
22549	The smile faded away and he looked into Lake''s eyes as he asked,"And what about our past dishonors, disgraces and such?"
22549	Then he worked his mouth soundlessly until words came:"You won''t-- you can''t-- really hang me?"
22549	What about that?"
22549	When the brief discussion of plans was finished he asked,"How much do you know about Ragnarok?"
22549	Where did you get them?"
22549	Where is there a place for us-- a world of our own?"
22549	Where will we go-- all of us who fought the Gerns and all of the ones in the future who wo n''t want to live out their lives on Ragnarok?
22549	Why-- doesn''t he answer?"
22549	Why-- was his mother a friend of yours?"
22549	Would it come from the Athena arrowhead?"
22549	Would the time come when the plateau would be buried under hundreds of feet of snow and the caves enclosed in glacial ice?
22549	_ Fifty years...._"Ca n''t anything be done to make it sooner?"
22549	_"Disconnected?
22549	did n''t it?"
28451	Did you know the space rocket is due pretty soon,he said,"perhaps even in time for the Music Festival?"
28451	Er-- that''s a bit high, is n''t it?
28451	Grey colored?
28451	How should I know?
28451	How''s the symphony coming?
28451	I wonder if they''ll look like us?
28451	Oh?
28451	Space rocket?
28451	What''d he say?
28451	What?
28451	Who''s here?
28451	But what about the Festival?
28451	But which one?
28451	Could it be, Longtree wondered, that the incredible beauty of his composition might not translate acceptably to alien ears?
27631	A misfit joining the misfits? 27631 Are you surrendering, Stone?"
27631	Full strength?
27631	How many men?
27631	If you are n''t caught just right?
27631	Just a trip to your old planet?
27631	Price?
27631	Three days, Commander, will you protect us for three days?
27631	Two full Companies? 27631 What do we do?"
27631	What?
27631	Why do you want to join a Free Company?
27631	Why?
27631	***** Do you know what it means to be lost?
27631	A grudge against the Council?
27631	All right, Saltario, are you sure you know what you''re getting into?
27631	At first I felt very good, you know?
27631	Can you hold off an attack for that long?"
27631	Do you read me?
27631	Do you realize the risk?
27631	Forty thousand men?
27631	Got it?
27631	Got that?
27631	I said,"United opposes a lot of things, what''s special about this scheme?"
27631	I said,"Why not get Council approval?"
27631	Is that clear?
27631	Nova- Maurania was nearly 40 percent uranium, and who could resist that?
27631	Picked up just right?
27631	Really lost?
27631	So you like personal integrity?
27631	That sounds pretty good, does n''t it?
27631	The important matter is will you take our job?
27631	You got that straight?"
27631	You know what your chances of being picked up by another star are?
27631	You''ve done a lot in your day but this is the end, you hear me?
28048	Are you building this planet for us, or for them?
28048	Are you sure?
28048	But for what?
28048	But what does it mean?
28048	Do they have a language?
28048	Do you suppose you can learn it?
28048	Do you think you could get near enough to them to listen in?
28048	How about your department?
28048	How far have you gotten?
28048	Sir?
28048	Sir?
28048	The nitrates are replaceable?
28048	To be God?
28048	What about the fuel pack?
28048	What are we doing out here anyway?
28048	What do you expect to get out of it?
28048	What do you think of it?
28048	What does the man want anyway?
28048	What is it, David?
28048	Why bother?
28048	Why should n''t he be?
28048	Will the synthetizer handle it?
28048	You understand their language now, do n''t you?
28048	And what happens?
26109	And what was the result, as far as Bossard was concerned?
26109	And you''re still convinced that this is the only way out?
26109	Better?
26109	Ca n''t you raise the head of this bed?
26109	Call Frank, over at Blair House, will you? 26109 Call him in, will you?"
26109	Could n''t you stay in office and let him run things under cover?
26109	Do you know the Richardson- Gordon Equations?
26109	Have you called anyone else?
26109	He should?
26109	He_ should_? 26109 Hell,"said President Cannon,"you do n''t think I''d turn this job over to anything less, do you?"
26109	Hey,he said, more softly,"what''s the trouble?
26109	How d''you feel?
26109	How did it come off?
26109	How do you want to run it?
26109	How''s that?
26109	No canned speech for you, eh, Jim?
26109	Now, what''s the next step?
26109	Oh? 26109 Permanent?"
26109	Sure he does,Matt Fisher said,"but what about me?"
26109	The Soviets getting it?
26109	Then_ what_--?
26109	We do have more than one of those ships, do n''t we?
26109	Wha''happen'', Frang?
26109	What about you, Harry? 26109 What do they have to do with this?"
26109	What do you mean?
26109	What do you want him for?
26109	What does that look like to you?
26109	What happened?
26109	What happened?
26109	What''s your idea?
26109	Where is he?
26109	Why? 26109 You ca n''t expect a stroke to put you in the best of health, now, can you?"
26109	You got any idea what this_ really_ means, Matt?
26109	You know what, Jim? 26109 You?
26109	_ How_ were we going to destroy it? 26109 ***** When the door had closed, Governor Spanding said:So it''s going to be Fisher, is it?"
26109	Before any of them could say anything, Senator Cannon turned to Representative Matson and said:"Ed, will you get Matthew Fisher on the phone?
26109	But if he were innocent, should he be exonerated?
26109	But why Matthew Fisher?"
26109	Do we, or do n''t we, mention it on the TV debate this evening?
26109	Find out if anyone else needs resuscitation, will you?"
26109	Get him up here, with the others, will you?"
26109	Got it?"
26109	Got that?"
26109	He could have been framed easily, could n''t he?
26109	He could have been set up as a patsy, could n''t he?
26109	How do you feel?"
26109	How long before he would know?
26109	How long before it''s made public?"
26109	How many men does one of those ships hold?"
26109	Hurry?"
26109	Lay off, will you?"
26109	Now what?"
26109	Question from a reporter:"Do you believe that such intervention from another country will be requested by Uganda?"
26109	Ready to tear up your capitulation speech now?"
26109	Remember Jimmy Walker?"
26109	Should he be allowed to run again for office?
26109	Should the people be allowed to think that he was lily- white?
26109	Should they be allowed to re- elect a nitwit who''d do the same thing again because he was too stupid to see that he was being used?
26109	The antipollsters, as usual, simply smiled smugly and said:"Remember Dewey in''48?"
26109	Then:"Can you see it from there?"
26109	Try that, huh?
26109	Want to play?"
26109	Was it?"
26109	Was that wrong, Harry?
26109	What do you say, Frank?"
26109	What would he do?"
26109	What''s the matter?"
26109	What''s your diagnosis, doctor?"
26109	Which one of''em is it going to be?"
26109	Why not just go through with the thing and let him be fooled along with the rest?
26109	Why pass them up in favor of a virtual unknown like Matt Fisher?"
26109	_ Could n''t he?_""Well, sure, but--""Sure!
26109	_ How long?_ He looked at his wrist again.
26109	_ How long?_ he thought.
26109	_ Will Frank be safe?
26109	bad?"
28650	Hez, what was that?
28650	You reckon that shooting star fell in our back pasture, Hez?
28650	Hez, what in tunket is it?"
28650	Mr. Emmett, did n''t you ever find out where that ship really came from?_ Why, Rev''rend, he said it come from a star.
28650	You call to mind the year we had the big thaw, about twelve years before the war?
28650	You know I''ve been farming the old Corning place these past seven year?
28650	You know freshet- floods?
28650	You mind the blizzard that year?
28650	_ All?
28650	_ And has Matthew ever shown any differences from the other children that you could see?_ Well, Rev''rend, not so''s you could notice it.
28650	_ You say that Matthew is your own son, Mr. Emmett?_ Yes, Rev''rend Doane, and a better boy never stepped, if I do say it as should n''t.
28893	But,_ where_ in the past, Prof.?
28893	Golly, what''s_ that_ thing?
28893	Mass annihilation?
28893	Time?
28893	What if the Texans_ object_?
28893	What if the door swings shut after you''re gone?
28710	Was it mythical?
19476	A glorious sight, is n''t it? 19476 And do n''t they just look like the sort of people who live on it, and, of course, other things?"
19476	And does n''t it seem nice and homelike to see him rising through an atmosphere above the clouds again? 19476 And if we ca n''t, what will happen?"
19476	And may I ask who that is?
19476	And meanwhile where are we going?
19476	And we''ll go to the conning- tower, eh?
19476	And what about Old Glory?
19476	And what might that be, my Lord?
19476	And who is Murgatroyd, please?
19476	Are all the dwellers there like the gods and angels our children read about in the old legends?
19476	But how are you going to talk to them, then, if they can talk?--I mean, if they know any language that we do?
19476	But how?
19476	But is anything the matter, my Lord, if I might ask?
19476	But is n''t he coming with us too?
19476	But it was rather brutal, Lenox, was n''t it?
19476	But what was it you were going to say before that----"The interlude, eh? 19476 But you''re not going to fight them all, dear, are you?
19476	But, Lenox, do you really think it was a man?
19476	Ca n''t you see that there''s nothing extraordinary about the circumstances except this wonderful ship? 19476 Careful, what of-- collisions?
19476	Could any one ever have dreamt of such a lovely place?
19476	Do I, really?
19476	Do n''t you see something very different there to what we saw either on the Moon or Mars? 19476 Do n''t you think we might go down now and see if we can make ourselves understood in any way?
19476	Do you remember as we were leaving the Earth, how bright the mountain ranges looked; how plainly we could see the Rockies and the Andes?
19476	Horrible, is n''t it?
19476	How do you know that this may not be ugly in their eyes?
19476	How far yet, dear?
19476	How far?
19476	How high are we, Lenox?
19476	I am too dazed with all these wonders about me to----"To reply to it? 19476 I beg your pardon?"
19476	I suppose we had better put on our breathing- dresses, had n''t we?
19476	I think I''d rather see what the rings are like first,said Zaidie;"could n''t we go across them?"
19476	I wonder what they''d think of it at home?
19476	I''ll keep the power on to the last, I suppose?
19476	Is it really as long as that?
19476	Is she all tight everywhere, Andrew?
19476	Is that so? 19476 It is a beast, is n''t it?"
19476	It is rather startling, is n''t it?
19476	It is very glorious and wonderful; but what is it all-- I mean, what is the explanation of it?
19476	It looks something like one of Jupiter''s little moons down there, does n''t it, only not quite as big?
19476	Look, Lenox, what on earth is that?
19476	Meanly? 19476 My dear Zaidie, what, in the name of what we used to call morals on the Earth,_ do_ you mean?"
19476	No, it does n''t look very cheerful, does it? 19476 Nothing wrong, I hope?
19476	Oh, then we sha n''t actually have breakfast on the moon?
19476	Shall we go into the temple? 19476 Silly?
19476	So that the Germans could get in before you, eh? 19476 Speak English?"
19476	Suppose they fancied a trip through Space, and thought that they had as good a right to the_ Astronef_ as we have? 19476 Syrens-- and why not, Andrew?"
19476	That''s a rather striking paradox, is n''t it, dear?
19476	Then why does n''t it affect me that way?
19476	They do n''t look very nice, do they? 19476 They would n''t try to do us any harm, would they?
19476	They''re not gaining on us, are they?
19476	They''re very ugly, are n''t they?
19476	Very likely,replied Zaidie, with a saucy little toss of her chin;"and why not?
19476	Well, Mr. Charteris, what''s the trouble?
19476	Well, we''ll go and see what they''re like first, shall we?
19476	Well, what do you suppose I should have thought of them if_ you_ had had a whiff of that poison?
19476	What are you going to do, dear?
19476	What difference? 19476 What do you mean, Lenox?"
19476	What do you mean?
19476	What do you say, dear? 19476 What on earth is the matter?"
19476	What the devil do you mean, sir, by insulting my wife----?
19476	What we want to know just now is, why you speak English, and what sort of a world this Mars is?
19476	What''s that?
19476	What''s the matter, Lenox?
19476	What''s the_ Deutschland_ doing? 19476 What?
19476	Where to now?
19476	Who are you? 19476 Why not?"
19476	Why not?
19476	Why not?
19476	Why they''re only about thirty or forty miles round, are n''t they?
19476	Why, what on earth is the matter?
19476	Wonderful until you know how, eh? 19476 Yes,"replied Redgrave,"she looks----""How do you know that she is a she?"
19476	Yes,she said dreamily,"glorious, is n''t it?
19476	After all we might do worse----""What would you do if you were alone, Lenox?"
19476	After all, it_ is_ more homelike than any of these, is n''t it?"
19476	After we''ve travelled all these millions of miles together do you really expect me to believe stuff like that?"
19476	And now what is the programme as regards His Majesty King Jove?
19476	And so when the first embracings and emotions were over, all she could find to say was:"Well, Zaidie dear, and how did you enjoy it, after all?"
19476	And to whom, may I ask?"
19476	Angry?
19476	Are n''t those things swimming about in it-- something like fish in the sea?
19476	Are n''t we really and actually on the surface of the moon?
19476	Are we going to land on them?"
19476	Are you all ready, Andrew?"
19476	Are you thinking of Proctor''s hypothesis that the rings are formed of multitudes of tiny satellites?"
19476	Ay, what''s the matter, little woman?"
19476	Between what?"
19476	But look-- what are those tiny bright spots?
19476	But still, it''s very lovely, is n''t it?"
19476	But where''s the earth?
19476	But why not?
19476	By the way, how long could we live for, if the worst came to the worst?"
19476	Ca n''t we go up and get away from them?"
19476	Ca n''t you see that this person has n''t got any temper?
19476	Can you see anything like men on board them yet?"
19476	Captain Hawkins looked up and said rather seriously:"Then, my Lord, I presume you do n''t know----""Do n''t know what?"
19476	Captain, may I come on board?"
19476	Continents and oceans too, or something like them, and what is that light shining up between the breaks?
19476	Did you ever see anything like it?
19476	Did you ever see anything so lovely and unearthly in your life?
19476	Do you notice how curious the water looks after the Earth seas; bright silver, instead of blue and green?"
19476	Do you notice the change in the temperature?
19476	Do you remember that day when we were coming down from the big glacier-- when your foot slipped and I just caught you and saved a sprained ankle?"
19476	Do you see how the landscape is spreading out round us?
19476	Do you see how they keep changing?
19476	Do you see those holes in the mountain- side there?
19476	Do you see what I mean now?"
19476	Do you think we shall be able to see it, Lenox?"
19476	Does n''t that seem like the ruins of a city?"
19476	Had a fine passage, so far?
19476	Have you any messages for Mars?"
19476	Have you sighted a derelict, or what?
19476	Home was in sight at last, but would they reach it-- and how?
19476	How are we going to talk to him?
19476	How could we begin our voyage better?
19476	How do you know that the inhabitants of Venus, if there are any, dress at all?"
19476	How far are we from it?"
19476	How''s that for poetry and practice?"
19476	How''s that?"
19476	I suppose we''re considerably more than a hundred million miles away?"
19476	I wonder what those wretches on Mars would have thought of it if we''d only made friends with them?"
19476	Indeed, were they not witnessing the supreme act of Omnipotence, a new creation?
19476	Is n''t it just lovely?
19476	Is n''t it like everything that you''ve ever learnt about the moon?
19476	Is n''t it part of himself?
19476	Is n''t it something like our Aurora?"
19476	Is n''t the_ Astronef_ resting now-- right now as they say in some parts of the States-- on the top of the crater wall of Tycho?
19476	Is that so?"
19476	Is that the force that Pop told me he discovered?"
19476	Is that the morphine?"
19476	Is that the way Englishmen start marriage in England?
19476	Is that what you mean, dear?"
19476	It makes one feel rather small, does n''t it?"
19476	It''s a wee bit paralysing to think of, is n''t it, dear?
19476	It''s all very marvellous, is n''t it?
19476	It''s not at all a nice idea, is it?
19476	It''s your turn to make the coffee in the morning-- our morning, I mean-- and you''ll wake me in time to see the South Pole of Saturn, wo n''t you?
19476	May I ask, Zaidie, what you really propose to do?"
19476	Not a bad way of studying geography, is it?
19476	Not even he could make two and two more or less than four, but-- well, would you like to come into the conning- tower and see for yourselves?
19476	Now I wonder if we shall find any sort of life there-- and shall we be able to breathe the air?"
19476	Now why should n''t we get in between the inner ring and the planet?
19476	Of course, you wo n''t be jealous?"
19476	Really, it''s very convenient to be able to make your own morning or night as you like, is n''t it?
19476	Redgrave came back to her, and laying his arm across her shoulder, said:"Well, have you said goodbye to your native world?
19476	Redgrave, who was in the conning- tower controlling the engines, beckoned to Zaidie and said:"Shall we go on?"
19476	Say now, wo n''t you come?"
19476	See?"
19476	Shall I disconnect the propellers and turn on the repulsion?"
19476	Shall I fire?"
19476	Shall we go down and see?"
19476	She followed him quickly, and said:"What is the matter, Lenox, are we falling too quickly?"
19476	She returned his kiss and said quite steadily:"Well, at any rate, I''m with you, and it wo n''t last long, will it?"
19476	She rose and put her arm through his, and said:"Well, is there any hope, dear?
19476	So the newspaper men were right for once in a way, and you_ have_ got an air- ship that will fly?"
19476	Sounds like a lie, does n''t it?
19476	Still, they did receive us pretty meanly, did n''t they?"
19476	Surely you do n''t mean to say that you intended that just as a little bit of showing off?"
19476	Surely you see what I mean, I need n''t put it plainer, need I?"
19476	That does sound a little bit better, does n''t it?
19476	The power?
19476	There ca n''t be now, can there?
19476	They flew round the_ Astronef_ with an exquisite ease and grace which made Zaidie exclaim:"Now, why were n''t we made like that on Earth?"
19476	They''re not nice- looking, are they?
19476	Turning what?"
19476	Was it a thousand years or a couple of hundred million miles ago that we were married?
19476	We shall visit the satellites of course?"
19476	Were n''t those two- headed brutes just too horrid for words?
19476	What could have made you think of it?"
19476	What do those words mean?"
19476	What do you make of it?"
19476	What do you say, dear-- shall we go down and see if the searchlight will show us anything?
19476	What do you think, Mrs. Van Stuyler?"
19476	What do you think?"
19476	What does that mean, do you think?"
19476	What else could it be if not the_ Astronef_?
19476	What is that?
19476	What makes us rise?
19476	What on earth, or I might say under heaven, do you mean?"
19476	What should we do then?
19476	What''s that?"
19476	What''s your opinion, Lord Redgrave; you do n''t do that sort of thing in England, do you?
19476	Whence come you?"
19476	Whereabouts would you like to land?
19476	Why should n''t we believe that, we who are going away from this world to other ones?"
19476	Why should they?"
19476	Will I keep the power on full?"
19476	Will you come down to my room?"
19476	Will your Ladyship please to come down?"
19476	Wo n''t it just be heavenly to be able to come back and tell them all about it at home?
19476	You remember me, I suppose?
19476	You''re not coming yet, I suppose?"
19476	do n''t you think he''s ready to be visited yet?"
19476	do you mean to say we sha n''t land on Jupiter after coming nearly six hundred million miles to see him?
19476	replied Zaidie decisively;"have n''t we come to see things that nobody else has ever seen?"
19476	said Zaidie, with a little shiver;"that seems an awful long way from home-- I mean America-- doesn''t it?
19476	she said;"sing them something?"
26906	And your rocket?
26906	And your world''s satellite-- which you call moon from your planet-- earth?
26906	Are they trying to elude us?
26906	Did n''t you hear me?
26906	Did you come from that planet?
26906	Did you just see that? 26906 Do you know how long you have cruised around the planet in your own satellite?"
26906	Do you really want to know how long you were dead before we found you?
26906	Do you suppose that there really is life on that dead world-- intelligent beings like ourselves, and that this is one of their space craft?
26906	Have you tried communicating with it yet?
26906	How far, or how many miles from the sun was your planet at that time?
26906	How long have I been that way?
26906	How many days were there in your year?
26906	How many times more is a mile than is the length of your rocket satellite?
26906	How should we know?
26906	I wonder if they have seen us?
26906	I wonder whether or not there are any ruins here to be found?
26906	What are you going to do with me?
26906	What is it doing here?
26906	What is your unit of measuring?
26906	What of the uncommon life? 26906 What?"
26906	Where do you suppose it came from?
26906	Where shall we go?
26906	Where?
26906	Which is the way it''s going?
26906	Who are you?
26906	Why did n''t you answer the first time I called to you?
26906	Why jump?
26906	Will you come?
26906	Will you remove my brains to another machine?
26906	Would you like to hear his story?
26906	You wish to remain here alone upon the earth?
26906	And when the rocket terminated its career, would the body of Professor Jameson be found perfectly preserved or merely a crumbled mound of dust?
26906	By the way, do you know how long we stood here while you recounted to us the history of your planet?
26906	Did he want to go with them?
26906	Did time exist beyond the mysterious portals of death?
26906	Had all the doctors and nurses left him to sleep-- or to die?
26906	Had he always lived there?
26906	Had he really been dead all this time?
26906	Have we not found life existent on cold, dead planets with no sunlight and atmosphere at all?"
26906	His room?
26906	How would he ever get out of there?
26906	Or was it an illusion of the mind?
26906	So it is a satellite?
26906	Suppose he should really die-- destroying his own brain?
26906	Suppose his rocket crashed upon a planet, or the star itself, or became a captive satellite of some celestial body?
26906	Was it all delirium?
26906	Was it not in vain?
26906	Was this the life after death?
26906	What better fate could he expect?
26906	What could he do?
26906	What ever had happened to him so suddenly?
26906	What lay beyond real death?
26906	What were those queer machines before him?
26906	What would happen to him, then?
26906	Where was he from?
26906	Where was he?
26906	Where was he?
26906	Where was his mouth?
26906	Which was it now?
26906	Why could n''t he open his eyes?
26906	Why not gamble on the hereafter?
26906	Why was he not knocked senseless or killed?
26906	Would he be happy among these machine men of another far- off world-- among these Zoromes?
26906	Would he rediscover humanity, or had they long since arisen to higher planes of existence or reincarnation?
26906	Would it be a better plane of existence than the Zoromes could offer him?
26906	Would the Zoromes receive his messages?
28894	But is there any_ real_ central control, say in case of a breakdown or something of that sort?
28894	But it is true that the living standard is going down all the time, is n''t it?
28894	But the deaths were due to diverting that basic carbon shipment down here to Computer City for computer- building, were n''t they?
28894	Now, there-- you see how powerful the propaganda of the Prims can be?
28894	The_ All_ circuit? 28894 Underground groups?"
28894	What about those three thousand starvation deaths up in Hydroburgh?
28894	What is that?"
28894	Which was really true?
28954	I beg your pardon?
28954	What?
28954	Who is this?
28954	Who the devil is this calling?
28954	_ Is this some kind of joke?_Fincher sounded as if he were almost panicky.
27797	And you did n''t think I had it?
27797	How about it, Milt-- huh?
27797	In God''s name-- why?
27797	Milt-- why did you do it?
27797	Milt--"Yes?
27797	Release_ control_?
27797	What do you mean, the wrong way?
27797	What do you mean, think? 27797 What''s that?"
27797	You figure we win tonight?
27797	You just want a try at it, huh?
27797	You want that pretty bad, do n''t you, Milt?
27797	But how could he?
27797	But when was Milt going to let him go?
27797	Ca n''t you hold it one more time?
27797	Great feeling, is n''t it?
27797	How could he do it?
27797	Me?
27797	Milt did n''t seem to be sending them, yet they were clear and direct:_ You really think you''ve got it, boy?
27797	On points, huh?"
27797	That it?
27797	That vital ingredient?__ What you talking about?__ Huh?
27797	That vital ingredient?__ What you talking about?__ Huh?
27797	That vital ingredient?__ What you talking about?__ Huh?
27797	The left hook-- that jab-- how did they go?
27797	This left only one thing in doubt, the----_ VITAL INGREDIENT By GERALD VANCE"Champ, what''s with ya lately?"
27797	What to do?
27797	What understanding could there be?
27797	What was Milt trying to do to him?
27797	Why did n''t you tell me then?"
27797	Why had n''t Milt taken over?
27797	You losin''confidence in Milt?
27797	You think maybe you know as much as Milt?"
27797	_ How is it going to be on my own?_ In the early rounds he was amazed at the extreme caution Milt was employing.
27797	_ What was Milt trying to do?_ Frankie heard the tolling count-- six, seven, eight.
27797	_ When you going to let me go?__ I said, take it easy.
27015	German beer?
27015	What in the name of goodness is it?
27015	What is its flower like?
27015	At what particular phase in the embryonic series is the soul with its consciousness implanted?
27015	At what step are we to be asked to suppose that the order of nature was stopped, and a non- natural soul introduced?...
27015	But how many of them are really suited to the picture which they surround?
27015	But what do they do?
27015	But what must be the condition of the gases in the blood of a whale which suddenly rises from 400 fathoms to the surface?
27015	CHAPTER XI KISSES"Among thy fancies, tell me this, What is the thing we call a kiss?
27015	Can the fatherless brood be reared to maturity and again made to yield a fatherless generation?
27015	Goodness( shall we say virtue and high quality?)
27015	How did it come about that these pretty little button- like, drab- coloured fossil teeth were given such an erroneous history?
27015	How did this utterly peculiar change in a Ruminant''s teeth come about?
27015	How many millions of years did it take to form those rocks( many of them are stratified, water- laid deposits) in the depths of the ocean?
27015	How many more to twist and bend them and raise them to their present height?
27015	How often is such a frame seen?
27015	How was the standard size determined, and how is it maintained?
27015	How, then, we may now ask, ought an artist to represent a galloping horse?
27015	Is it in the egg?
27015	Is the literary critic of a prosperous journal employed to write the City article?
27015	It used to be asked in classical times by ingenious puzzle- makers--"What is the size of the moon?"
27015	Should we ask,"Why does this process exist?"
27015	The questions that arise are: Where did the rat- goat come from?
27015	Von Wissman said--"Can I have beer where we are going?"
27015	WHAT IS THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN?
27015	What have these thoughts to do with the New Year?
27015	What is laughter?
27015	What is the advantage to the individual or the species of"laughing"?
27015	What is there for us to laugh at?"
27015	What is this glory so remote yet impending over us?
27015	What more probable than that such a creation should still be, here and there, at work?
27015	What more, he asked, could you wish for?
27015	What was the speciality of each, and how do they come to have to do with collections of works of art and specimens of natural history?
27015	What, then, had become of it, and how did it come to England?
27015	Who is there who has an adequate understanding of picture- frames as adjuncts to, or necessary accompaniments of, great pictures?
27015	Who were these goddesses, the Muses, and what were their names?
27015	Why did we laugh at the adventures of Mr. Penley in"Charley''s Aunt"?
27015	Why do we laugh when a man on the stage searches everywhere for his hat, which is all the time on his head?
27015	Why do we laugh?
27015	Why do we"express"our pleasurable emotion and why in this way?
27015	Why do you never laugh?"
27015	Why?
27015	in the foetus of this month or that?
27015	in the new- born infant?
27015	or at five years of age?''
27015	that of the actual pose assumed instantaneously and simultaneously by the four legs of the galloping horse?
27015	why and when did artists adopt the false but generally accepted attitude of the"flying gallop"?
29019	Any more of them on board, d''you think?
29019	But what_ was_ this gray thing? 29019 Maybe now you''ll tell me what in the hell''s happened?"
29019	What...?
29019	What could Bat see?
27013	And that is?
27013	And you think they came from some other planet, perhaps some other solar system?
27013	But what has this to do with the Horror?
27013	But when do we start?
27013	But, man, how do you know you can do it?
27013	Can you imagine a thing of only two dimensions?
27013	Did I not tell you, foul son of Sargouthe, that I had solved a mystery you have never guessed at? 27013 Do you know anything about evolution?"
27013	Have you absolutely no imagination?
27013	Have you ever thought that our evolutionists might be wrong, that evolution might be downward instead of upward? 27013 Have you seen enough?"
27013	Have you...?
27013	How are you going to use it?
27013	How so?
27013	How?
27013	Is everything ready, George?
27013	Is that what you want?
27013	Man,cried the old man,"ca n''t you see that it would be a matter of dimensions?
27013	They believed it? 27013 We?"
27013	What does White say?... 27013 What makes them move so slowly?"
27013	What''s that you say? 27013 When do we start?"
27013	Where is there a phone?
27013	Why is that?
27013	You are really in earnest? 27013 Young man,"he asked,"do you think it possible the Horror might have come out of a world entirely alien to our own?"
27013	_ You, Mal Shaff?_he growled in his guttural tongue, and surprise and consternation were written large upon his ugly face.
27013	*****"Yes?"
27013	Being badly beaten, eh?...
27013	But from where was this strength coming?
27013	Ca n''t you get a statement of some sort from him?
27013	Damn it all, man, do something, and do n''t bother me again until you have a real story-- yes, I said a real story-- are you hard of hearing?
27013	Dr. White grunted and asked still another question:"Do you know anything about the theory of the exploding universe?
27013	Get busy.... How will you get them?
27013	Had some horrible accident occurred?
27013	Have you ever noted the tendency of the perfectly balanced to run amuck?"
27013	He was Mal Shaff, but had he always been Mal Shaff?
27013	How can a third- dimensional thing exist there?
27013	How did he know it?
27013	How would you say such a degeneration would take place?
27013	In just what way would it be manifested?
27013	Just what would be the nature of these stages?"
27013	Might not the fourth have evolved from a fifth, the fifth from a sixth, the sixth from a seventh, and so on to no one knows what multidimension?"
27013	That is, unless--""Unless what?"
27013	They are going to publish it?"
27013	Was he alone?
27013	Was he doomed to remain marooned forever in this terrible plane?
27013	Was he the only one to be safely transported from the third dimension?
27013	What can be done about it?"
27013	What did fourth and second dimensions have to do with the Horror?
27013	What do these Horrors look like?"
27013	What do you want?"
27013	What had the old man said?
27013	What sort of transition would life pass through in passing from one stage to a lower one?
27013	What was that?...
27013	Who and what was he?
27013	Why did n''t the old fool get down to business?
27013	Wo n''t he talk at all?
27013	You really want to go?"
27392	A square mile of concrete?...
27392	Ah, well, we must each have some factor to make for validity of existence, eh?
27392	And now, who''s next?
27392	And now, who''s next?
27392	And the junk shop or whatever it was?
27392	But I thought the money was good? 27392 But he could n''t see all the interior?"
27392	Do n''t you think so, Robert?
27392	Does it hurt much, baby?
27392	Evin must return in ten days...."Return? 27392 How can you be so stupid?
27392	How do you mean they''re phonies?
27392	How is it going?
27392	I no longer am acting for you?
27392	Is that how you say you''re sorry?
27392	No- o?...
27392	Shall we be off, then?
27392	So long as there''s money in it?
27392	Sure you wo n''t need more?
27392	Well?
27392	What are they going to do to those men?
27392	What can he do? 27392 What do you care who they are?"
27392	What do you mean?
27392	What do you think he will do?
27392	What the hell did you want me to do, carry the case around with me?
27392	What the hell''s this all about?
27392	What''s the difference?
27392	What''s wrong with him?
27392	When do you want me to start?
27392	Why?
27392	Will my own name do?
27392	You did n''t think your prying went unobserved, last night?
27392	You mean the duplicating machine? 27392 You mean you''re going to get rid of me?
27392	You''re certain he knows?
27392	You''ve been getting so much of that, lately?
27392	You_ are_ free to work for us?
27392	But the printing business-- what were they going to print with, typewriters?
27392	But what''s this rough stuff you''re trying to pull?"
27392	Do you need money?"
27392	Evin, will you get the brief case, please?"
27392	Have you any idea what this could cost?
27392	How do they live out there?"
27392	How does it look?"
27392	Is that correct?"
27392	Kind of feel things out, if you know what I mean?"
27392	Like to visit me in a nice jail, would n''t you?
27392	Now, in conclusion, will you pick us up at this office tomorrow morning at nine?"
27392	Two: how can one be a live wire broker, without having to sell?
27392	What do you care what kind of English they use?
27392	What do you want for dessert, spumoni?"
27392	Where?"
27392	Will you go out and tell those waiting?"
27392	You said ten thousand?..."
28156	And?
28156	Bah?
28156	Bah?
28156	Bomb?
28156	Great heavens, man, ca n''t you_ see_?
28156	Hmmf?
28156	I beg your pardon?
28156	If a man can fall safely from ten feet-- Why not from ten times ten feet!?
28156	Just what_ is_ this project? 28156 Land troops?"
28156	Many hours?
28156	There are_ men_ in that thing?
28156	Well,said Whitlow,"what happens now?"
28156	Were n''t I_ what_?
28156	Were n''t you?
28156	What did? 28156 What''s that they''re all shouting?
28156	What''s that?
28156	What''s that?
28156	What?
28156	Who else is coming?
28156	Why are parachutes out?
28156	Why do we use parachutes at all?
28156	Why does a fall kill the men?
28156	Without parachutes?
28156	*****"All_ what_ takes?"
28156	Good, huh?"
28156	How does it work?
28156	I wondered if it might not make some sort of difference?"
28156	When?"
28156	Who withstood?
28156	Will it help us win the war?"
28156	Would someone like to come down and watch?
27089	A cash- return form?
27089	A vacation?
27089	All the comforts of home, eh? 27089 And Karpin?"
27089	And McCann''s death?
27089	And that''s what you''re here for, eh?
27089	And then you went on into Atronics City and registered your claim, is that the story?
27089	And they ca n''t collect from Karpin?
27089	Did he paint it?
27089	Did n''t Karpin come in to make his claim?
27089	Did n''t you try to get his body back? 27089 Ged,"he said, his voice faint,"what''s the matter with you?
27089	He''s in there, is n''t he?
27089	How about getting to the point, Mister?
27089	How did this accident happen anyway?
27089	How long has it been since you''ve seen Karpin?
27089	How so?
27089	Is n''t it now?
27089	It ca n''t be that much, can it?
27089	Karpin? 27089 So all we''ve got is this guy Karpin''s word for how McCann died, is that it?"
27089	Such as what?
27089	There''s a chance it''s a forgery?
27089	Think I should open it up and check? 27089 Under duress, do you think?"
27089	Was?
27089	What are you talking about? 27089 What do you know about the Risk Profession Retirement Plan?"
27089	What do you mean?
27089	What other odd items you worried about?
27089	What proof have we got?
27089	When you took off to go to Chemisant City, did n''t you make a try for your partner''s body then?
27089	Who are you?
27089	Why''s that? 27089 You mean, because it happened just after the strike?"
27089	You saw the men sitting outside?
27089	You think I killed him, do n''t you?
27089	You want some coffee?
27089	You would n''t happen to play cribbage, would you?
27089	You''re here about Jafe''s insurance, right?
27089	*** Have you ever taken an elevator ride when the gravity is practically non- existent?
27089	*** He attacked the coffee again, noisily, and I prompted him, saying,"What did happen, Mister Karpin?"
27089	*** Where would one dispose of a body in the asteroids?
27089	And as to proving you murdered Ab Karpin, I think his body will be proof enough, do n''t you?"
27089	And how do you get the air out?
27089	Apparently, I spent too much time looking him over, because he said again,"Who are you?"
27089	But would n''t McCann''s body just go into orbit around this rock?
27089	But you just could n''t leave well enough alone, could you?
27089	Clear?"
27089	Could n''t you have reached him?"
27089	Did it make sense for him to go somewhere he was n''t known after his partner''s death, even if it_ was_ an hour closer?
27089	Do n''t you feel well?"
27089	For instance, why go to Chemisant City?
27089	He welcomed me politely, but curiously, and I said,"I wonder if you know a prospector named Ab Karpin?"
27089	How do you make a vacuum tube?
27089	How?
27089	I mean, it would n''t simply go floating off into space, would it?"
27089	I was at my most casual as I stretched and said,"Okay if I wander around outside for a while?
27089	McCann made and registered the big strike, right?"
27089	Mind if I stick around a while before going back?"
27089	Was n''t that nice?"
27089	What now?
27089	What was left?
27089	Which one of those suits contained the body of Ab Karpin?
27089	Why not?
23561	Ah, but no, my old and raw; we could not afford to lose the so- dear_ Nancy Bell_, could we?
23561	Ah, but who''s counting? 23561 And when we do find it-- what then?"
23561	But can you imagine a guy thinking that anchor setting could be completely mechanized?
23561	Call Captain St. Simon, will you? 23561 Considering the expense, do n''t you, as a businessman, think that a fair thing to do?"
23561	Did he? 23561 Did n''t we all?
23561	Did you convince him? 23561 Did you notice something else about that letter?"
23561	Did you notice that he waltzed all around the real reason for the anchor- setting program without quite hitting it?
23561	Do you mean that a man has to have what they call''space experience''before he can get_ any_ kind of job?
23561	Do you think he knew he was being overheard?
23561	Do you think they vill velcome us in Kraukau,_ Herr Erzbischof_?
23561	Do you think you could take on a job as anchor man now?
23561	Earth? 23561 Good to see me?
23561	Have you talked to the men?
23561	How are things so far?
23561	How could he bring Danley out here without telling him anything beforehand?
23561	How could he think otherwise?
23561	How do you mean,''different''?
23561	How''s that for pinpoint accuracy, Jules?
23561	I do n''t suppose there is any chance of juggling the books on you, is there?
23561	I mean, the very fact that he wrote a letter instead of telling you personally?
23561	I take it that the substance is... er... easily detonated?
23561	Is Danley really that ignorant, or was the whole conversation for our ears?
23561	Just going to the checker?
23561	Larry, what did you think of that blond nonentity Tarnhorst brought with him?
23561	Like what,_ mon capitain_?
23561	Mr. Danley, do you feel a little shaken up? 23561 On Being Too Stupid To Live?"
23561	Pallas?
23561	Shall we say, rather, that on Earth the government has usurped certain functions which rightfully belong to private enterprise?
23561	Someone was disrespectful?
23561	Suppose he changes his mind? 23561 Surely you''d noticed that before?"
23561	Then? 23561 True,"Alhamid said darkly,"but how long will that hold if Tarnhorst closes the school down?"
23561	Vesta?
23561	What are you going to do at your end?
23561	What could it be but some sort of money- saving scheme? 23561 What do you do now?
23561	What do you think those safety lines are for, Mr. Danley? 23561 What do you think, Jules?"
23561	What would it be, do you think?
23561	What''s next on the agenda?
23561	Which Earthman?
23561	Whither, m''lud, Vesta?
23561	Would nine in the morning be convenient?
23561	Yeah?
23561	You mean there are people here who have no jobs? 23561 You think he''s concealing something, then?"
23561	_ Jawohl, Herr Hassenpfefferesser!_ Und now ve go to find_ das Mädchen, nicht war_?
23561	_ Well?_St. Simon barked.
23561	_ Well?_snapped St. Simon.
23561	_ What would you do?_"I... 23561 After that, who knows?
23561	And how many trips does this make?"
23561	Any calls for me?"
23561	Are you ready for the conference with our friend now?"
23561	Banged around a little?
23561	But out here, the Companies have taken over certain functions of government, shall we say?"
23561	But why get slugged by a slow one?
23561	But would you expect an Earthman like Tarnhorst to see the difference?
23561	Danley?"
23561	Did he say much of anything while he was with you?"
23561	Did the great man give his speech?"
23561	Do you feel as though you''d just gotten a bone- rattling shock?"
23561	Do you think they are for decorative purposes?"
23561	Do you understand that?
23561	Do you want to know my personal opinion?"
23561	Does he think we are fools?"
23561	Hast turned liar on top of everything else, Good Saint?
23561	Have you ever been there?"
23561	Hm- m- m. Perhaps we should return to that?
23561	How are you doing with your pet?"
23561	How do you know?"
23561	How do you mean, he''s dangerous?"
23561	How''s he coming along?"
23561	I wonder why Tarnhorst is so anxious to get us under the thumb of the People''s Congress?
23561	Is it purely that half- baked idealism of his?"
23561	Is n''t it wonderful?"
23561	Is somesing rike five hundred times as great as gravitationar attraction, is not so?"
23561	It ca n''t hurt anything and actually might help, who knows?"
23561	May I see you in the morning?"
23561	May I sit down?"
23561	Murtaugh?"
23561	Now, how will you get back to the boat?"
23561	O.K.?
23561	Perhaps we should return to the human suffering that was endemic in those times?"
23561	Say at nine?"
23561	So what happened?"
23561	So?"
23561	Suppose he tells Tarnhorst what he thinks?"
23561	Tarnhorst?"
23561	The equipment they have now, I understand, is almost failure- proof?"
23561	Then, changing his manner, he said abruptly:"Have you found anything yet?"
23561	Then:"George?
23561	We must all pull together, George, did you know that?
23561	What did you think of Alhamid''s explanation of this anchor- setting business?"
23561	What does the job entail, exactly?
23561	What puzzled me was:_ Why?_ Why should n''t the Companies build these machines if they were more efficient?
23561	What puzzled me was:_ Why?_ Why should n''t the Companies build these machines if they were more efficient?
23561	What safety precautions are taken?"
23561	What would happen if you, as you put it, pulled yourself in hand over hand, as if you were climbing a rope on Earth?"
23561	What would you have done on a rock with a millionth of a gee of pull?"
23561	Which''ll it be?"
23561	Why should every Belt man defend the system as it was?
23561	Why should men risk their necks when they could demand better equipment?
23561	Why?"
23561	You used the phrase''what post- accident care there is''--just how do you mean that?"
23561	_ Nein?
29139	As bad as that?
29139	But what?
29139	Why do you think I had you put out here? 29139 What''s happening there?_ no pets allowed_ by M. A. CUMMINGS_ He did n''t know how he could have stood the four months there alone. 20988 Abaout haow saon you laive?"
20988	All ready, Morey? 20988 And just what have you been so busy about?"
20988	And what do I get for it?
20988	And what weapon?
20988	And where are your savages going to come from? 20988 And who worked out the math for the interplanetary ships?
20988	And you intend to swing that?
20988	Anybody know what silly fail- unsafe tricks we overlooked in the_ Ancient Mariner_?
20988	Are we safe in this orbit?
20988	Are you at war with that world?
20988	Beat Joshua? 20988 But did you notice him_ during_ the fight?
20988	But do we have to hunt at random for them? 20988 But stop springing new gadgets on me, will you?"
20988	But we want to investigate for planets to land on, do n''t we?
20988	By the way, should n''t we take some photographs of this system? 20988 By the way, what happened back there?
20988	Can we go there?
20988	Change space? 20988 Could n''t they have watched their own sun?"
20988	Could we have a lump of metal of some kind?
20988	Curious delusion, was n''t it?
20988	Did n''t you notice the jewel at the corner? 20988 Did you destroy the city?"
20988	Did you notice there were no stars off to the side? 20988 Did you notice those green crystals?
20988	Did you say broadminded?
20988	Did you see that green star directly ahead of us?
20988	Do n''t you ever_ do_ anything?
20988	Have they attacked anywhere else on the planet?
20988	Have we got power for the space- strain drive yet?
20988	Have you been practicing our language?
20988	How about the invisibility apparatus? 20988 How about their armament?"
20988	How are you going to get out to a point halfway between these two stars when you do n''t have enough power to lift this ship a few miles?
20988	How can stone grow?
20988	How could iron grow?
20988	How could you make so great a distance?
20988	How did you know which was which?
20988	How do these cavity radiators work?
20988	How do you breathe? 20988 How far are we from it?"
20988	How far is it?
20988	How fast does light travel? 20988 How fast does sound travel?"
20988	Huh?
20988	I regret that my people drove you away, but can you blame them?
20988	I suppose you''ve figured out where you''re going to get the energy to power a ship like that?
20988	I wonder if that star did have any planets?
20988	I wonder if we could find the conquerors?
20988	If he could do that at arm''s length,Wade said thoughtfully,"what could he do if he really tried?"
20988	If that''s so,asked Fuller, suddenly worried,"what is our time in relation to Earth?"
20988	Is that all you need?
20988	Is there no traffic between the cities here, Torlos?
20988	Is this all your drive apparatus?
20988	Just what are you two up to?
20988	Lord,muttered Morey as he looked at the ships,"where can they have come from?"
20988	Lord,muttered Morey,"where can they have come from?"
20988	May I try my luck? 20988 Name?
20988	No, the land is n''t cultivated, but take a look over there-- see that range of little hills over to the right? 20988 Now how shall we signal them?"
20988	Now that we are in space, can we use the instrument you told me of?
20988	Now what''s come over you?
20988	Now why''d I make that move? 20988 Oh, of course-- and how did you hold the air?"
20988	Oh,he said,"so you''re at it already?
20988	On the other hand, why should the men of Sator fear? 20988 Ready to go, Torlos?"
20988	Ready, Morey?
20988	Rib? 20988 See here, how Mars is placed in relation to Venus and Earth?
20988	See here; with this new space strain drive, why do we have to have the molecular drive at all?
20988	See that large black cylinder up there?
20988	Shall we break in?
20988	Shall we head for that?
20988	Sure, but what could they compare it with? 20988 Sure,"said Morey,"but which way?"
20988	Take the angle, will you, Morey? 20988 The gravitational field of the sun will drain a lot of our energy out, but so what?
20988	The one that dwindled so rapidly? 20988 The question is: How helpless are we?"
20988	Then how do they breathe?
20988	Then we''ll be accompanied by those ghosts all the way? 20988 They ask in what medium do you mean?"
20988	They do n''t lack for water, do they?
20988	They do n''t, do they?
20988	They have learned that no body can go faster than the speed of light-- is that not so?
20988	Threw the gyroscopes, did n''t it?
20988	To whom do you wish to speak first?
20988	Torlos, why did you force Morey to leave the ray and then destroy the city? 20988 Torlos, you once gave me the thought- idea''bone metal''; what is that?"
20988	Torlos,he projected,"will you come with us on our ship?"
20988	Uhuh?
20988	We came out here to visit planets, did n''t we?
20988	Well, if they insist that we could n''t have come from another star, where do they think I come from? 20988 Well, we''re where we wanted to be; now what do we do?
20988	Well, what are we going to call it, then?
20988	Well, where are we?
20988	Well, why not try it then?
20988	What about bigger animals?
20988	What about those germs Wade mentioned? 20988 What are we going to do at the city?"
20988	What are you going to do?
20988	What avails strength against air, Torlos?
20988	What do I get? 20988 What do you make?"
20988	What good is another star? 20988 What happened?"
20988	What on Earth-- I mean, what in Space is that thing? 20988 What war?"
20988	What was the matter with my calculations?
20988	What''s happening?
20988	What''s up, Arcot?
20988	What, may I ask, is_ lux_ metal?
20988	What-- what''s the answer to what?
20988	What?
20988	When?
20988	Where do we go from here, then?
20988	Where is it going?
20988	Where the devil are we?
20988	Who is this man?
20988	Who''s your friend?
20988	Why ca n''t we calculate the distance between two of these stars and then go on in?
20988	Why do n''t you try and see?
20988	Why do things look distorted through the water? 20988 Why?"
20988	You all right? 20988 You remember those two substances we found in the Nigran ships during the war?"
20988	You_ did_?
20988	And what happens if we find we have n''t stopped the star after all?"
20988	And whence cometh the cold cash for this lovely dream of yours?"
20988	And who worked it into mathematical form and made it calculable, and therefore useful?
20988	And why, after I told you absolutely not to use the heat beam while we were invisible, did you use the rays on that battleship?
20988	Any objections to heading for that?"
20988	Any other suggestions?"
20988	Any suggestions?"
20988	Arcot gazed out at the spot that was their immediate goal and said slowly:"How much bigger than Sol is that star, Morey?"
20988	Arcot turned to Torlos and projected a thought:"What is that tablet?"
20988	Arcot-- can a man of Nansal visit Earth?"
20988	But how did you get hold of anything to push?"
20988	But how will you see where you''re going?"
20988	But what about acceleration?
20988	But what sort of war is this that the people of these two planets are carrying on, anyway?"
20988	But what''s the big one for?"
20988	But why this feeling of worry?
20988	Ca n''t we look for stars like our own sun?
20988	Can you wonder that my people were suspicious when your ship appeared?
20988	Can you wonder that they drove you away?
20988	Did he know anything of the new weapon?
20988	Do n''t you guys think you ought to explain a little bit to the poor goon who''s designing this flying battlewagon?
20988	Do you want a gross or only a dozen?"
20988	Fuller?"
20988	Good God, how close are we?"
20988	Got any theories, Dad?"
20988	Got it?"
20988	Had they never had peace?
20988	Has it been going on very long?"
20988	Has the Lord instituted a new speed law?"
20988	How about an observatory?"
20988	How about it?
20988	How about some engines to run it?
20988	How could it pull us around like this?"
20988	How could you possibly grow enough in your cities?"
20988	How did you get a heat beam?"
20988	How did you get here?"
20988	How much load does it carry?"
20988	How was he to interpret that?
20988	How?
20988	How?"
20988	I wonder if it could n''t be used to break up a double star?
20988	If I can alter the nature of space, so as to make the velocity of light greater, can I not then go faster than in normal space?"
20988	If the grid resistor on that oscillator went out, for instance, what would it do?"
20988	In air?
20988	In glass?
20988	In other words, why not equip these suits with a small invisibility apparatus?
20988	It''s a handy little gadget, is n''t it?"
20988	Might not the magnetic force affect it?"
20988	Morey commented,"how did you open and close that door, anyway?"
20988	Morey-- how was it?
20988	My, does n''t he look energetic?"
20988	Now, what happens if we reverse that effect?"
20988	Now, which one would be the better?"
20988	Okay, Fuller?
20988	Okay?"
20988	Or do they die young from using their elevators?"
20988	Our friend?
20988	Perhaps that was what made Fuller ask:"If this happened to a star so much like our sun, why could n''t it happen to Sol?"
20988	Right?
20988	Right?"
20988	Say, why did n''t you tell us to bring lightning rods?"
20988	See?
20988	See?"
20988	Solid lux metal?"
20988	Suppose that rotation were stopped-- stopped suddenly and completely?
20988	Suppose we go at full speed for about two hours and then change to low speed?"
20988	That was a tool?
20988	The question is-- which one?"
20988	The velocity of light is a thing that is fixed by the nature of space, right?"
20988	Then the Scientist asked, through Torlos:"How can we repay you for these things you have given us?"
20988	Then why would half a million light years out of ten million make that much difference?"
20988	Think you could handle it?"
20988	Torlos paused a moment, then asked:"Is there any message you wish me to give the Supreme Council of Three?"
20988	Torlos was asking:"Where are you from?"
20988	VI"What''s the matter?"
20988	Wade, will you put a new tube in the invisibility unit?"
20988	Wade?
20988	We''re all ready to go, are n''t we?"
20988	Well, I wonder if one of you could tell me just what it was we hit?
20988	What are all those streaks?"
20988	What caused that, Arcot?"
20988	What chance had man, or the works of man against such?
20988	What did you do-- take a plane?
20988	What do you say?"
20988	What do you think, Arcot?"
20988	What do you think, Morey?"
20988	What do you think?"
20988	What happens if we change space?"
20988	What happens when the light comes_ out_ of the water?
20988	What have you been doing?"
20988	What have you got up your sleeve this time?"
20988	What identifying features does it have that will enable us to recognize it?
20988	What is a rib?"
20988	What is it that is different?
20988	What is this?
20988	What was the probable fate of beings whose sun had suddenly collapsed to a tiny, relatively cold point in the sky?
20988	What were Sator''s plans?
20988	What were his orders from Sator?
20988	What''s his name?"
20988	What''s that star made of, anyway?
20988	What''s the idea?"
20988	What''s the secret?"
20988	Where is all that power going?"
20988	Which way do we go to look?"
20988	Why all the extra room in the case?"
20988	Why all the hard work?
20988	Why are they bent?
20988	Why did you do this?"
20988	Why had he tried to shoot the Earthmen?
20988	Why?
20988	Will that be all right?"
20988	Wo n''t they be more apt to have planets like Sol''s?"
20988	You certainly had no reason to kill all the non- combatant women and children in that city, did you?
26191	Anything come up that was n''t scheduled for today?
26191	Are you writing another poem, David? 26191 Ca n''t you see it?
26191	Can we... can we handle it today? 26191 Do you think there might have been anything peculiar about that?"
26191	False- E, huh? 26191 Gave him Karlshaven IV, eh?"
26191	Harrison, eh?
26191	Hate us?
26191	How many calls did he make yesterday, either before or after he was here, and to whom?
26191	How much have we got on it?
26191	How''s Mary?
26191	I could n''t tell them that, could I, Mr. Mead? 26191 I do n''t suppose we''ve got time to let him die in peace, have we?"
26191	I have your permission to take notes?
26191	I know I''m old- fashioned, but could n''t you change that? 26191 I mean-- could the company have made a deal with the colonists for a lower price after you''d been forced out?"
26191	I suppose we''ll have to start breaking him immediately, wo n''t we?
26191	I tend to agree with you thoroughly, ud Klavan, but--he smiled,"you''ll agree, I''m sure, that one Earthman''s boredom is another''s incentive?
26191	Look, Chris-- has Holliday left Earth yet?
26191	Mr. Mead, will you give Mr. Holliday the details on the new planet?
26191	Say, Fatso, which one of you''s the Buick?
26191	Uh... Mary, what was the hooper on that broadcast?
26191	Uh... Mary, what''s the latest on Holliday?
26191	Uh... Mary? 26191 Well, if we''ve got_ Harrison_ down there, it''s only fair to let their fellow learn something in exchange, is n''t it?
26191	What do you think, Mr. Mead? 26191 What''s Dalish ud Klavan doing?"
26191	What''s IV like?
26191	What''s up, Boy?
26191	Where is he?
26191	Would you read it to me anyway, David? 26191 Yes, Mary?"
26191	Yes, Mary?
26191	Yes, Mary?
26191	Yes?
26191	You been saving this one for Holliday?
26191	You''re thinking he''s an old, frightened man, and why do n''t we leave him alone?
26191	_ Are our souls so much perverted? 26191 _ Why are we ever gimleted By empire''s irony?
26191	_ Why_ wo n''t you do anything to stop them?
26191	Anything in it you do n''t know already?"
26191	But what happened with your first one?"
26191	Ca n''t anyone understand?
26191	Can do?"
26191	Can we not relent?
26191	Cigarette, Chris?"
26191	Do n''t you think so?"
26191	Do you think there''s any foundation in truth for what they say he did?
26191	Does that check all right with your book?"
26191	Even you, Mead?
26191	He continued:"_ To pile upon the ashes Of races in decease Such citadels of our kind''s own As fortify no--_""What are you doing, David?"
26191	Holliday?"
26191	Holliday?"
26191	Holliday?"
26191	How long do you figure until the colony ca n''t stick on it any longer?"
26191	I ca n''t help thinking I''ve heard it before, somewhere?
26191	I could n''t tell them it was people, could I?"
26191	Is n''t Dovenil that nation we just sent Harrison to?"
26191	Is n''t it for me?"
26191	Is n''t it, David?
26191	Is there anything else coming in?"
26191	Kapish?"
26191	Marlowe?"
26191	Marlowe?"
26191	Moore II, eh?
26191	Now-- got a decoy?"
26191	O.K.?"
26191	Or are the stars the madman''s cost For his inborn discontent?_"Good night, Leonora."
26191	Or do you think it''s just an excuse to get him off their world?"
26191	Particularly since his first attempt, while not a failure, was not an outstanding financial success?"
26191	Please, dear?"
26191	Secretary?"
26191	Secretary?"
26191	That we must fight against every ideal, every principle which our fathers taught us, because they no longer apply to our new logic?
26191	We can not rest; we are the damned; We must go forth again._"_ Unnumbered we must--_""David, are you sure about those last lines?"
26191	What can I do for you?"
26191	What is it?"
26191	What whim has cast such fate?
26191	What''s his name?"
26191	What''s up?"
26191	Where is, in our creation, The botch that makes us great?_""Oh, that''s good, darling!
26191	Why do n''t we?"
26191	Will fifteen- fifteen be all right?"
26191	Would you like to see it?"
26191	You may be right about that word, but it does n''t really matter, does it?
26191	_ Dave!_ Does everyone have to hate me?
27968	A few thousand people, and who knows what will happen to them afterward? 27968 And that a projector could be built to put an entire ship into hyperspace?"
27968	Are they going to join up?
27968	Are they? 27968 Casualties?"
27968	Chief of Council? 27968 Did it even occur to you to use it?"
27968	Do you really think we can pull this off?
27968	Have I ever led you into defeat yet, pessimist?
27968	Have n''t you been in contact with Sennech at all?
27968	How about the other planets?
27968	How long does it take people to die?
27968	How much do you know about the weapon?
27968	I see; but what about the radiation? 27968 Ironic, is n''t it?
27968	Refugees from where?
27968	This hyperspace; did n''t you tell me there were such things as velocity and momentum in it?
27968	Well?
27968	What good would that do?
27968	What was that?
27968	What''s the Council, with Grefen gone, but three trembling old men? 27968 Will they be foolish enough to leave the moon?
27968	Would we have history record that the Fleet won its fight gloriously, then cravenly shrank back from the very brink of victory? 27968 Yes; why?"
27968	You think I''m wrong about this whole thing, do n''t you?
27968	You''d disobey the Council? 27968 You''ve heard?"
27968	All right?"
27968	And to Communications:"Can we beam Group Three from here?"
27968	Feed that data to Communications as it comes in, will you?"
27968	Hello?
27968	How could he have ever seen it differently?
27968	How much of her could you blast off?"
27968	Is Admiral Galu commanding there?
27968	Is... Sennech finished?"
27968	Not even Grefen?"
27968	They sipped in silence for a while, then Jezef asked"You''ve heard about Grefen?"
27968	What are you talking about?
27968	What are your intentions?"
27968	What did you mean, about the race?"
27968	What is it that you want?"
27968	Where did that come from?"
27968	Why not let them vote on it?"
27968	Will you help?"
27968	You wo n''t be home before you go?"
27968	You?"
19474	Ah, and what sort of a thing is this small spaceship, now?
19474	All right, Carlos, what else?
19474	Ammunition?
19474	And that reminds me-- how much contragravity could Firkked scrape together, for an attack on us? 19474 And what sort of work was he doing?"
19474	Any special reason?
19474	Are they that much stronger than us?
19474	Are you afraid of the kind of popguns those geeks are using?
19474	Are you and your people all right, general?
19474	Are you nuts? 19474 Barney, where''s Dirk Prinsloo?"
19474	But did they?
19474	But what''s all the excitement about the dog? 19474 But why did you have to fight Firkked yourself?"
19474	But, what...?
19474	Ca n''t you do something about that, Sid?
19474	Can we hold out long enough for help to get here from Terra?
19474	Can you handle the armament, sir?
19474	Carlos, did you say she told you she was going to Skilk, in the near future?
19474	Colonel Grinell, what does your branch have on this Gorkrink?
19474	Crew of what, general? 19474 Dammit, why did you do that?"
19474	Did they build that, too?
19474	Did you get anything out of him?
19474	Did you hear about Eric and Lemoyne?
19474	Did you notice the green specks in the hide of that Prince Gorkrink?
19474	Did you run into a geek named Gorkrink, while you were on Nif?
19474	Do n''t the other natives make their own firearms?
19474	Do n''t you think we could? 19474 Do you speak the Kragan language, general?"
19474	Does that satisfy you?
19474	Dr. Pickering, what sort of a crew can you scrape together to design a bomb for us?
19474	Everything set, de Jong?
19474	Feel better, now?... 19474 Gorkrink?
19474	Has Eric been notified?
19474	Have you ever seen the work these native jewelers do? 19474 He hates and resents us so much that he''s offered us a spaceport at his city....""What''s it going to cost him?"
19474	Hear that, lieutenant?
19474	How about midway between the Palace and the Residency for our ground- zero, lieutenant? 19474 How about the Kragans?"
19474	How about the_ Piet Joubert_?
19474	How about this?
19474	How are you making out with your Civil Administration crowd?
19474	How are you making out?
19474	How complete is complete pacification, general?
19474	How did Yoorkerk like the movies? 19474 How did he die?"
19474	How did they do it? 19474 How did you guess it?
19474	How does it go with you at Skilk?
19474	How is it, now?
19474	How''d you get into this, Miss Quinton?
19474	How''s the Jeel situation?
19474	How''s the situation over in town?
19474	Huh? 19474 I certainly could, general.... How did you know my name?"
19474	I hope Paula will pardon me, but is n''t Paula the kind of Terran that bears young?
19474	In addition to the Blount- Lemoyne massacre, that is?
19474	Is he crazy?
19474	Is n''t what wonderful?
19474	Look, you''re going to Skilk, in the next week, are n''t you? 19474 Lose him?"
19474	Maybe I''ll just do that, general.... What''s that, on the little island over there?
19474	Miss Quinton, are you doing sociographic research- work here, in addition to your Ex- Rights work?
19474	Miss Quinton, how did you like your visit to Kankad''s Town? 19474 More?"
19474	No, what would become of us, if you go out there and blow yourself up with that contraption?
19474	Not quite noisy enough for a mob, is it, sir?
19474	Now, lieutenant, just what happened?
19474	Oh, do n''t you know? 19474 Oh, that?"
19474	On account of the Hitler bust- up?
19474	Or sympathetic magic?
19474	Ready for the bombing mission, sir?
19474	Ritual killing?
19474	See that head, there?
19474	She was due in Konkrook from the east about 1300 today, was n''t she?
19474	Sure; what''s time to a geek? 19474 Terra?
19474	Thank you, captain.... We''ve all lost a true friend, have n''t we?
19474	The Company employs quite a few geeks there; how much brutality did you run into there?
19474	The Eighteenth Rifles? 19474 The point is, does Orgzild know it?
19474	The soldiers of His Sublime and Ineffable Majesty came most promptly to the aid of the troops of the Company, did they not, General von Schlichten?
19474	Then where in Space does he think we come from?
19474	Then why did n''t he just use it on us at the start of the uprising?
19474	Then why''s Gurgurk been supporting this damned Rakkeed?
19474	There are too many traitors''heads still on traitors''shoulders.... What regiments are loyal to you, and where are they now?
19474	There has? 19474 They''re at Furnk, you say?
19474	Think she''ll listen to you?
19474	To Konkrook?
19474	Von Schlichten, what''s the wavelength of the officer in command at the equipment- park?
19474	Want to play it out, before we go down?
19474	Was Keeluk with you all the time? 19474 We will erect, on the ruins of Keegark, a hundred- foot statue of Señorita Hildegarde Hernandez.... How did you get onto this?"
19474	Well, I know they''re automatic, but how do you service them?
19474	Well, but what sort of work...?
19474	Well, general, do n''t you think we ought to have Dr. Gomes do that?
19474	Well, how about nuclear weapons?
19474	Well, how about the Kragans?
19474	Well, how soon do you think you can have a bomb ready for us?
19474	Well, then what?
19474	Well, they live entirely by serving as mercenary soldiers for the Uller Company, do n''t they?
19474	Well, what happened?
19474	Well, what was our intelligence doing-- sleeping?
19474	Well, what''s happened?
19474	Well, what''s wrong with that, for an idea?
19474	Well, who''s in charge at Konkrook, now?
19474	Well, why do you work mines at the poles? 19474 Well, why stop till the trap''s sprung?"
19474	Well, wo n''t that depend a lot on whom the Company sends here to take Harrington''s place?
19474	What are we going to do about publicity on this?
19474	What are we going to do with these geeks,--she was using the nasty and derogatory word unconsciously and by custom, now--"after this is all over?
19474	What can I do to help? 19474 What do you mean?"
19474	What do you think we''ll live on, for a year?
19474	What is it, sir?
19474	What is that, part of their religion?
19474	What is this?
19474	What sort of gas were you speaking about?
19474	What the devil, lieutenant?
19474	What the hell have you been doing to yourself?
19474	What were you doing in that district, anyhow?
19474	What''ll happen to these people on this planet, after we''re atomized?
19474	What''s the matter with Stanley- Browne?
19474	What''s the score, captain?
19474	What''s the situation, general, and where do you want me to land?
19474	When are you going to Terra?
19474	When did all this happen?
19474	When?
19474	Where can he get it?
19474	Where do you think you''re going?
19474	Where now, sir?
19474	Where''s Colonel Cheng- Li?
19474	Where''s Colonel Quinton?
19474	Where''s Dr. Lourenço Gomes, the nuclear engineer who came in on the_ Pretoria_, two weeks ago? 19474 Where''s he getting the plutonium?"
19474	Which were they?
19474	Which?
19474	Who had access to the whiskey- bottle?
19474	Who''s doing the rioting, then?
19474	Who''s missing, and why?
19474	Who?
19474	Whose crowd is that you have?
19474	Whose idea was that?
19474	Why not?
19474	Why should he? 19474 Why, general, did n''t you know?
19474	Yes, sir?
19474	Yes, this spaceport proposition of King Orgzild of Keegark looks like it, now does n''t it?
19474	You call them that, too?
19474	You do n''t really believe that, general?
19474	You ever see any nuclear bombing, Miss Quinton?
19474	You figured that out yourself, sir? 19474 You from the telecast station, sergeant?"
19474	You going on to Uller on the_ City of Canberra_?
19474	You mean sociography, or Ex- Rights? 19474 You mean two of our vehicles are missing?"
19474	You mean, they''re the real aboriginal people of Uller?
19474	You sure this is Rakkeed? 19474 You sure this spy was n''t just romancing?"
19474	You think it''ll be cleared up by then? 19474 You told me that I could be King of Skilk; is this how a Terran keeps his word?"
19474	You''d pass the military airport and the power- plant, would n''t you?
19474	And did you get the_ Procyon_ and the_ Northern Lights_ loose?"
19474	And the direction?...
19474	And then, after you sent the_ Aldebaran_....""Where is the_ Aldebaran_, by the way?
19474	And was n''t there something about...?"
19474	Anti- Terran demonstrations, attacks on Company property or personnel, shooting at aircars, that sort of thing?"
19474	Anybody think of anything we''ve forgotten?...
19474	Anything else?"
19474	Anything else?"
19474	Are n''t there mineral deposits in places where you can work all year''round?"
19474	Are you going to give me a city of ruins and corpses?
19474	Are you in radio communication with Jonkvank now?"
19474	As to the Kragans.... What do you think, King Kankad?"
19474	But why not stay here?
19474	Can do?"
19474	Can we delay the fall of the city for any length of time?"
19474	Cigarette?"
19474	Did you get them?"
19474	Do n''t you know, lieutenant, that no gentleman ever wears a monocle while he''s kissing a lady?"
19474	Do n''t you think we need reenforcements here, too?"
19474	Does it matter who holds the Spear of Skilk, when he does so in my name?
19474	Get many of your Kragans mounted on those hipposaurs?"
19474	Have Kankad''s people started coming in, yet?"
19474	Hid, will you go with Miss Quinton?"
19474	How Dumb Can We Get?
19474	How are you making out?
19474	How dumb can we get?"
19474	How is Mohammed, by the way?
19474	How is it with you at Skilk?"
19474	How long do you estimate this operation against Konkrook''s going to take, to complete pacification, Them?"
19474	How long will you stay with us?"
19474	How much of a crew could be put on one of them?"
19474	How?"
19474	I suppose you know his usual routine?"
19474	I''m holding_ Northern Lights_ here and_ Northern Star_ at Skilk; where do you want them sent?"
19474	Is n''t it wonderful?"
19474	Is that all right, sir?"
19474	Is that not the law?"
19474	Is this being recorded?"
19474	Keeluk gave to the Quinton girl?"
19474	Lemoyne?"
19474	Major Falkenberg?"
19474	Miss Quinton killed that one with the bolo; see where she chopped him on the back of the neck?
19474	Miss Quinton?"
19474	Nice going, major, how are your casualties?"
19474	Or did he go out for a while, say fifteen or twenty minutes before you left?"
19474	See that brown- gray spot on the landward edge of the swamp?
19474	Shall I call him?"
19474	She can only bring in one regiment at a trip, the way they''re scattered; which one do you want first?"
19474	Still think the Kragans are cultural mongrels?"
19474	That I am to leave the Spear of Skilk in Skilk and the Spear of Krink in Krink, and come here to live....""You wish to hold Skilk?"
19474	That had been the Terran Federation''s idea, from the beginning; why else give the Company''s chief representative the title of Governor- General?
19474	That touched off another hubbub:"Have n''t you heard, general?"
19474	That you, Major Falkenberg?
19474	The only question is, will Rakkeed let himself be used that way?
19474	Then, a moment later"What''s your position, now, doctor?"
19474	There were plenty of good nuclear- power engineers on Gongonk Island, but how long would it take them to design and build a plutonium bomb?
19474	They have?"
19474	Very smart work; you must have those vehicles of yours on hyperspace- drive.... How is he, colonel?"
19474	Von, why do n''t you and Paula have young?"
19474	WHY GO THERE?
19474	Want to come up with us and see the show?"
19474	Was there any noticeable disorder at that time?
19474	We ca n''t just tell them,''Jolly well played, nice game, was n''t it?''
19474	Well, do you think you could get all your end- jobs cleared up here and be ready to leave by 0800 Tuesday?
19474	Well, where did it come from?...
19474	What can you scrape up to send to Kankad''s Town to airlift Kragans in?"
19474	What do you hear from the other ships?"
19474	What do you want me to do, send him down to Konkrook?"
19474	What is it, the sacred totem- animal of the Uller Company?"
19474	What''s the situation at the commercial airport?"
19474	When you were attacked, why was n''t he out trying to quiet the mob?"
19474	When?
19474	When?...
19474	Where shall I send them?"
19474	White mice, or trained cockroaches?
19474	Who''s the ranking officer in direct contact with the Eighteenth Rifles?
19474	Why do n''t you invite her to make the trip with you?
19474	Why?"
19474	Why?"
19474	You know what the setup is, there, do n''t you?
19474	You see, a dog started barking, behind the house, and he excused himself and....""A dog?"
19474	You see, he turned Rakkeed the Prophet over to me....""_ What_?"
19474	_ Geek- geek- geek._""As far as that goes, you know what the geek name for a Terran is?"
19474	tossing a dead Kragan on their bayonets....""Have any ammo left for that burp- gun?
28460	All of it?
28460	Can you use this?
28460	Did n''t they?
28460	Do you feel dizzy? 28460 Do you think we''re letting it run in the streets?
28460	Hands sick?
28460	Is it serious?
28460	Is that what you''re going to do?
28460	Is this where feeling ends?
28460	Maybe you''ve got to the point where one of the antibiotics does n''t actually stimulate the growth of the microbes?
28460	Pet?
28460	Scrape them off?
28460	The people have talked?
28460	The pretty one?
28460	Want a sedative for the night?
28460	What are my chances?
28460	What are you talking about?
28460	What can I call it? 28460 What else?"
28460	What''s going on?
28460	When do I start getting shots? 28460 Where''s the pet?"
28460	Which one are you?
28460	You had something, we know that much, but was it this? 28460 You''re sure it''s personal?"
28460	_ More_ samples? 28460 But would he be alive that long? 28460 Did one wicker basket equal so many fine products of superlative technology? 28460 Did you notice anything peculiar in any of the places you went?
28460	Doc?
28460	Hero?"
28460	Is there anything else unusual that you notice?"
28460	See what surrounds them?"
28460	Were there any animals?"
28460	What had Peggy said?
14888	After all,I thought to myself,"why should n''t that girl have played at being a denizen of another sphere?
14888	And Churchill?
14888	And I may come with you?
14888	And now...I asked, at last,"shall we ever meet again?"
14888	And that reminds me,she went on,"--I mean the fact that the country is going to the dogs, as my husband[ You have n''t seen him anywhere, have you?
14888	And those financial articles... in the_ Hour_... were they now?... 14888 And what will you_ do_?"
14888	And when is our turn coming? 14888 And you want?"
14888	And... what is the procedure?
14888	And...?
14888	Anybody seen Mr. Fox? 14888 Are you a popular author?"
14888	Are you coming to the Grand?
14888	Are you coming to this confounded flower show?
14888	Been dropping money over him?
14888	But de Mersch then?
14888	But what has it to do with me?
14888	But what to me?
14888	But what''s to be done?
14888	But who are the others that I am to provide with atmospheres?
14888	But why do you tell me all this?
14888	But you have really palmed yourself off on my aunt?
14888	But, I say, what''s de Mersch''s little game?
14888	Come, Arthur,she said, and then to him,"You have heard the news?"
14888	Did n''t he start the rag called--?
14888	Did n''t you, now?... 14888 Did n''t you,"he began categorically;"did n''t you advise me to buy those debentures of de Mersch''s?"
14888	Did you hear him?
14888	Do n''t you see that you are offering me the chance of a lifetime?
14888	Do n''t you see? 14888 Do they want to get rid of you?"
14888	Do you good, eh?
14888	Do you know I do n''t like to hear that?
14888	Do you not number it among your national characteristics?
14888	Do you think I will enlist with you?
14888	Do you think I would? 14888 Does she always talk like that?"
14888	Dry work,he said;"but the simile''s just, is n''t it?"
14888	Eh, what?
14888	Eh; what?... 14888 Had not something better be done, Miss Granger?"
14888	Has she found a companion to suit her yet?
14888	Have I been unusually cranky lately?
14888	He''s not in London,it answered, with a wink of the creased eyelids,"but, I suppose, now, Fox and de Mersch have n''t had a row, now, have they?"
14888	How could I resist you?
14888	How did you come to see it?
14888	How did you know?
14888	How in the world do you know what Fox said to me?
14888	How would flirting with that man help you?
14888	Hullo, Evans,Fox shouted across it,"just see that man from Grant''s, will you?
14888	Hullo,he said, in an ostentatiously genial, after- dinner voice,"what are you two chaps a- talking about?"
14888	I ca n''t retire with you,she said;"''it would look odd,''you''d say, would n''t you?"
14888	I say,he said,"I say, what does it mean;_ what_ does it mean?"
14888	If he''s the coming man, where do you come in?... 14888 In the name of God,"I shouted,"what do you work for-- what have you been plotting and plotting for, if not to enjoy your life at the last?"
14888	In your''Boldero?''
14888	Indeed,he answered, absently, and then, after a pause,"You know Callan?"
14888	It is n''t good form, I suppose?
14888	It means that?
14888	It''s a little ridiculous, is n''t it?
14888	It''s settled?
14888	It_ is_ pretty_ strong_, is n''t it? 14888 Make a good sketch that, eh?"
14888	Might I call on my aunt?
14888	Oh, I am about my own business,she said,"I told you last night-- have you forgotten?"
14888	Oh, I see,I answered--"and... and now?"
14888	Oh, as for ideas--"Well?
14888	Oh, so you do n''t dwell in amity?
14888	Oh, you wo n''t frighten me to- day,I asserted,"not here, you know, and anyhow, why should you want to?"
14888	Read Churchill''s letter?
14888	Shall I throw it up?
14888	So, she''s your sister?
14888	Soane''s as bad as ever, then?
14888	Splendidly timed, you see,she said,"do you observe my husband''s embarrassment?"
14888	The Jenkins story?
14888	Then I suppose I''m in the way?
14888	There,I said, pointing toward it,"does n''t that suggest something to you?"
14888	They really_ do_ talk about it then?
14888	To inherit the earth?
14888	To meet again?
14888	Very often?
14888	We work together still?
14888	Well, and how''s Sussex?
14888	What Churchill?
14888	What are they doing there?
14888	What blessed chance brought you here?
14888	What could I say?
14888	What does it all mean?
14888	What have you to say against that?
14888	What the devil,I said, hysterically--"what the devil do you play these tricks upon me for?"
14888	What would happen if I stopped the presses?
14888	What would happen if what?
14888	What''s that to me?
14888	What''s that?
14888	What''s the matter with that thing?
14888	What''s the matter?
14888	What''s their specialty?
14888	What''s up at the_ Hour?_"I''m sure I do n''t know,I answered curtly.
14888	Where are you going to- night?
14888	Where do you come from?
14888	Where in the world do you come from?
14888	Which way are you going?
14888	Who starved her governess?
14888	Who''s the next?
14888	Why have you never been to see me?
14888	Why not?
14888	Why not?
14888	Why should there be any fair play?
14888	Why the...I began before it had well closed,"do you allow that thing to make love to you?"
14888	Wo n''t it upset the apple cart to- morrow,he said, very loudly;"wo n''t it?"
14888	Would you have him?
14888	You absolutely refuse to pay any attention?
14888	You are going to Halderschrodt''s?
14888	You are not an American?
14888	You are unattached?
14888	You could get him to negotiate these for Etchingham?
14888	You do n''t drink-- what''s your pet vice?
14888	You do n''t happen to be one yourself? 14888 You have seen her?"
14888	You know who Jenkins stands for?
14888	You really wish to know where I come from?
14888	You really wo n''t?
14888	You see?
14888	You want me to''ghost''for you?
14888	You want?
14888	You wo n''t tell me who you are?
14888	You would like to be?
14888	You would say''_ Habet_,''would n''t you?
14888	You''ll do it, I suppose?
14888	You''re a friend of Mr. Callan''s, are n''t you?
14888	You-- you are n''t in_ earnest_?
14888	You?
14888	..."Oh-- Etchingham Granger....""Is he queer?"
14888	And I was very happy-- it struck me as a pleasant sort of fooling...."I suppose you will let me know some day who you are?"
14888	And Waring?
14888	And if the girl wanted to be my sister and a Granger, why the devil should n''t she, so long as she would let me continue on this footing?
14888	And it''s only too true that there''s hundreds of Slingsbys-- I''m not boring you, am I?"
14888	And then?
14888	And what of Churchill?
14888	And where is it to- day?
14888	And you are going to continue to-- to break up the universe?"
14888	And... and it does n''t affect you... do n''t you_ see_?
14888	As I was leaving the room, the idea occurred to me,"By the way, you do n''t know anything of a clique: the Dimensionists--_Fourth_ Dimensionists?"
14888	Because I had the fever,_ hein_?"
14888	Been doing old Red- Beard?
14888	But I heard one of them ask:"Who''s that fellow?"
14888	But I suppose it was not off your own bat?"
14888	But come further off; stand beside me, and what does it look like?
14888	But how could I tell him even the comprehensibles?
14888	But how if she would never look upon me again?
14888	But one ca n''t get at the innards of things.--No such luck-- no such luck, eh?"
14888	But the question was, who was Jack?
14888	But were they-- any one of them?
14888	But what I do not understand is; what bearing that has upon-- upon the Fourth Dimension, I think you said?"
14888	But what claim upon me does that give you?
14888	But what does it lead to?...
14888	But what is that to me?
14888	But you would like him to-- to make a good fight for it, would n''t you?
14888	Did I hear the words, did her lips merely form them?
14888	Did I say anywhere that you were responsible?
14888	Did I want to hear his news?
14888	Did he still paint?
14888	Did she know; had she put the power in my hand?
14888	Dismiss me?...
14888	Do n''t you see that de Mersch, and-- and all these people-- don''t really count?
14888	Do n''t you see?
14888	Do n''t you see?
14888	Do n''t you understand?
14888	Do n''t you understand?"
14888	Do you think I could?...
14888	Eh?
14888	Eh?"
14888	Go under as Fox went under?
14888	Got deuced thick with that lot in the F. St. Germain-- some relation of yours, ai n''t they?
14888	Granger?"
14888	Gurnard?
14888	Have a manuscript?"
14888	Have n''t I seen... have n''t I seen it?"
14888	He said, languidly-- almost protestingly,"What am I to do about the Duc de Mersch?"
14888	He''s the coming man, is n''t he?"
14888	Heard from the Central News yet?"
14888	How could I tell him that I would not do the work, that I was too proud and all the rest of it?
14888	I asked later,"he gives no sign of relenting?"
14888	I asked my returning friend;"were they talking about me?"
14888	I do n''t care, I''m off.... By- the- bye: What is he doing it for?
14888	I hazarded,"as for ideas--?"
14888	I say, what the deuce is up?
14888	I suppose it''s too late to draw back?"
14888	I thought you''d like it and, look here, Polehampton''s taken over the_ Bi- Monthly_; wants to get new blood into it, see?
14888	I want....""You want?"
14888	I wanted to know what''s your pet vice.... Wo n''t tell?
14888	If I thwarted her-- she would... what would she do now?
14888	If it resembles your particular hell upon earth, what is that to me?
14888	If the grand duke does not get the money for his railway, the grand duke will be turned out of his-- what is it-- principality?
14888	If you ca n''t sleep at night for thinking that you may be in the workhouse to- morrow-- like Slingsby?
14888	If, now, I thwarted her, she would... what would she do?
14888	Is it through him that this man committed suicide?
14888	Is it true that he is at the bottom of all this mischief?
14888	Is n''t he a stern brother?
14888	Is n''t it so?"
14888	Is n''t that so, General?"
14888	It is not the thought of the harm you have done the others.... What are they-- what is Churchill who has fallen or Fox who is dead-- to you now?
14888	It may be acquired, may n''t it?"
14888	It seemed to say:"Why any noisy vigour?"
14888	Jinks?"
14888	Just for what?
14888	Let me...."I pushed him roughly aside-- what business was it of his?
14888	Lie on white sand, in the sun... blue sky and palm- trees-- eh?...
14888	Money?
14888	Mr. Gurnard may differ from me in points, but do n''t you see?..."
14888	My God, what was honour to me if I could see nothing but her on earth?
14888	Not really?"
14888	One knows that it''s impossible, but what can one do?
14888	Or was it passion?
14888	Ought to shake out some of the supporters, eh?
14888	Powers-- what''s powers to me?--or Greenland?
14888	She had been all that to me... and to how many more?
14888	She uttered my name and he gave the slightest of starts of annoyance-- a start that meant,"Why was n''t I warned before?"
14888	Someone said:"Feel better now?"
14888	Speak like him, look as he looks now.... Me?
14888	Stand and look at them, conscious that they all dropped their voices instinctively when I came near them?
14888	Tell you what: you take him out to lunch, eh?
14888	That is the correct phrase, is it not?"
14888	That was it, who was Jack?
14888	The light of the sun?
14888	The wind on the heath?
14888	Then, of course, you have seen this famous Duc de Mersch?"
14888	They''re only accidents; the accidents that--""That what?"
14888	Throw the indispensable Soane overboard like a squeezed lemon?...
14888	Warm sand, warm, mind you... you wo n''t?"
14888	Was I to let the light pass me by for the sake of... of Fox, for instance, who trusted me?
14888	Was he even alive?
14888	We inherit the earth and you, your day is over.... You remember that day, when I found you-- the first day?"
14888	Well, and now you''ve come, you''ll stop and help me to put the_ Hour_ to bed, wo n''t you?
14888	Well, it''ll soon be a voice without a county.... What is it?
14888	Well, then, where''s Slingsby, if that''s philanthropy?
14888	What are you to me?
14888	What could I do there?
14888	What could the man know about me?
14888	What did they want to look at his teeth for; was he a horse?
14888	What do you come for?
14888	What do you live for?
14888	What had I got to say?
14888	What had happened?
14888	What if I wrote to Fox, and resigned?...
14888	What is at the end of it all?"
14888	What is it to you more than to me?
14888	What kind of a being could conceive this impossibly barbaric room, could enshrine those impossibly crude designs, and then fold his hands?
14888	What kind of sentence was I to open with?
14888	What was I to do?
14888	What was I to him, or he to me?
14888	What was his name?
14888	What were their passions, their joys, their fears, their despair, their outcry, to me?
14888	What would Fox say?...
14888	What would you have had me do?
14888	What''s the good of the saner policy that Mr. Churchill talks about, if you ca n''t trust anyone with your money, and have to live on the capital?
14888	What''s the state of popular feeling to him?
14888	Where did I wish to go to?
14888	Where do you come from?"
14888	Who wants to frighten?...
14888	Who will believe in them, now that it is proved that their tools were people... like de Mersch?
14888	Why did he disturb me?
14888	Why?...
14888	Wine?
14888	With pluckings of an apologetic string, without prelude at all-- or how?
14888	Would honour or wine or sun or wind ever give me what she could give?
14888	Would you?...
14888	You and the Right Honourable Charles Gurnard are Dimensionists, and who are the others of your set?"
14888	You do n''t mind my being candid, do you, now?"
14888	You know Fox, of course?"
14888	You might safely-- I''m off.... No.... Want to tell me mine?...
14888	You see the position, eh?"
14888	You think it a bit below you, do n''t you?
14888	You understand?"
14888	You understand?"
14888	You''re going to restore the Stuarts, are n''t you?"
14888	You''re making your pile, are n''t you?
14888	You''ve been playing the very devil, have n''t you?
14888	_"Il s''agissait de_...?"
14888	and then:"If I do not----?"
14888	he said,"what''s brought you here?
14888	he said;"you recognised him?"
14888	or dare?
14888	she asked sharply;"would you make him if you could?"
14888	when there''s Slingsby, a man I''ve smoked a pipe with every market evening of my life, in the workhouse?
27665	And what sort of things would you like to make and sell?
27665	Are they a pure strain? 27665 Are you Henderson?"
27665	Did you hear what she said? 27665 Did you say you''d be an employee?"
27665	Do you have a special field of interest?
27665	Even so, it''s child labor, is n''t it?
27665	Gracious, you would n''t have to sell from door- to- door, would you?
27665	How about a new detergent?
27665	How about the hole at the small end?
27665	How about you, Doris?
27665	How many generations?
27665	Is it good?
27665	Is that what you want to do,I asked,"make money?"
27665	Like the liquid dishwashing detergents?
27665	Mice?
27665	No?
27665	Oh, sure, but do n''t you think it would be better to borrow from a bank? 27665 There''s something wrong with making money?"
27665	What did they do today, dear?
27665	What does a junior achievement group do?
27665	What gives?
27665	What is all this?
27665	What is it?
27665	What is it?
27665	What on earth for? 27665 What would that be?"
27665	Where''s Tommy?
27665	Why it would have to, would n''t it? 27665 Why not?
27665	Why not?
27665	You could sell mice?
27665	You did n''t know that one of your junior whatsisnames poured detergent in the Memorial Fountain basin last night?
27665	You mean you do n''t know, honestly? 27665 You mean you''re going to try to keep the group going after school starts?"
27665	You''re Donald Henderson, right? 27665 After all, what''s to lose?
27665	And Doris, how many mice do you have?"
27665	And do your whiskers grow back the next day?"
27665	As we trailed back to the barn I asked Doris,"How did you know that flattening the lower edge of the hole would create instability?"
27665	Been dipping into your father''s library?"
27665	Has anybody ever seen a kite made like a wind sock?"
27665	Hilary, when can you make some more of that stuff?
27665	How about it?
27665	Mary said,"Why do n''t we make a freckle remover?
27665	More businesslike?"
27665	Now what?"
27665	One of the recognized laboratory strains?
27665	Ridge Industries, how''s that?"
27665	The question is, could we do it?"
27665	There was a pause, then Tommy inquired,"How do you sell it?"
27665	Want to see the genetic charts?"
27665	What are you doing to get patent protection on Ridge Industries''new developments?"
27665	What gave you the idea?"
27665	What is it?"
27665	Where''s Tommy?"
27665	Who would ever have thought you could breed mice with those cute furry tails?"
27665	Why do n''t you consider making an after- shave lotion?
27665	You''re Dr. Matlack''s son, are n''t you?
23194	A combination of Engine Charley and Louis XIV, eh?
23194	And if they do n''t, you''ll make them?
23194	And just why do you say that?
23194	And you come back all right, eh? 23194 Are you thinking of entering politics, Don?"
23194	But so what?
23194	But, Don, what do you need all this money for? 23194 By Caesar, do you realize the damage friend Don could accomplish in a week''s time?"
23194	By Caesar, man, have you no imagination? 23194 Did n''t he take any precautions against you people at all?"
23194	Did n''t you hear what Crowley said? 23194 Did you ever hear of Rome and the games?
23194	Do I look like a millionaire?
23194	Don, where''d you get this car?
23194	Done all_ what_?
23194	Done it? 23194 Dr. Braun, why do n''t you take over?
23194	Have n''t you ever heard of democracy?
23194	Have you ever seen a medusa, Mr. Crowley? 23194 Hey, Doc, about how much is one of them Rembrandt paintings worth?"
23194	How about that?
23194	How in the devil did you know that?
23194	I got ta admit, it was fun, but what the devil good is it?
23194	If you think it''s the patriotic thing to do, why do n''t one of you sell it to the government?
23194	In short,Ross snapped,"have you been pulling things you have n''t told us about?"
23194	Kind of a powwow, eh? 23194 Look, maybe some of this egghead stuff does n''t get through to me but I''m not stupid, see?
23194	Me? 23194 Mr. Crowley,"he said,"did it ever occur to you that somewhere amidst our nearly one hundred million American males there is the average man?"
23194	None of you knows how to do it, make those injections like, by himself?
23194	Oh, I''m not smart enough, eh? 23194 Remember?
23194	Take it easy, will you? 23194 Tell me, Patricia, when you made the experiment, did you do anything... umah... anything at all, that saved you some money?"
23194	The boys?
23194	We felt that on completely unknown territory he would feel less constrained, do n''t you remember? 23194 We''ve been over and over this, what''s your point?"
23194	Well, what the devil are you going to do?
23194	What do you mean, Pat?
23194	What special are you going to get out of this, Don?
23194	What time is it?
23194	What''d''ya mean, common? 23194 What''s going on here?"
23194	What''s that got to do with Donald Crowley?
23194	What''s that?
23194	When are you going to let us out of those prison cells?
23194	Where are we going?
23194	Where''s Rossie?
23194	Who do you think elects our officials?
23194	Why not?
23194	Why pick me?
23194	You a red?
23194	You know where I first ran into his name? 23194 You mean I''m the only man in this whole country that''s like me?
23194	You mean you already have all the money you need?
23194	You mean you think Crowley will use these men for a time and then... destroy them?
23194	You sure you want out? 23194 You trying to be funny?"
23194	You''re not a what?
23194	A good deal of gobbledygook, really, do n''t you think?"
23194	Ah, Ross, old pal, I''m carrying heat, as Larry would say, so let''s do n''t have any trouble, eh?"
23194	And what''s this stuff about me getting something out of it?
23194	And you want to know something?
23194	Anybody like a drink?
23194	At this point he turned to Braun,"Hey, Doc, you ever eaten any caviar?
23194	Braun said, interestedly,"How do you put your advantage to work?"
23194	But I''m sure you are n''t interested in technical terminology, are you?
23194	But, truly, if the job was offered, would you take it?"
23194	Ca n''t you see?
23194	Can you imagine everybody in the whole country thinking you were the best guy ever lived?
23194	Crowley said,"I mean, how''s it practical?
23194	Crowley?"
23194	Crowley?"
23194	Did n''t I tell you these three were real eggheads, Larry?
23194	Do you realize that he''s done all this in a matter of less than a week?"
23194	Do you realize the damage_ any_ person could do with invisibility?
23194	Do you realize what he''s in a position to do?"
23194	Does that mean we can release this discovery to the world?
23194	Dr. Braun said gently,"Could we get to the point?"
23194	For instance, do you feel the same about me?
23194	Have n''t you ever thought about what you''d do if given the chance to be world- wide supreme dictator?
23194	He said,"What could I do for you?"
23194	He took the can away from his mouth and said carefully,"You mean like a ghost?"
23194	He''s spent half his life in school, and where''s it got him?
23194	How can you make a buck out of it, if you turn it over to the public, like?
23194	How do you like these apples?"
23194	How do you think Joe Stalin got all them early Bolsheviks to confess?
23194	How many of them stayed home from the games?"
23194	How you feeling?
23194	How you going to pick up a wad of thousand dollar bills and just walk out the front door with them?
23194	I mean, you mean I''m the average guy, right in the middle?"
23194	If they do, we buy in just before, see?
23194	It seems that the head waiter of the Gourmet.... Have you ever eaten at the Gourmet, Patricia?"
23194	Man, have n''t you heard about the Nazis and commies and all?
23194	May I call you Don?
23194	Morazzoni growled,"What goes on?
23194	Mr. Crowley, how would you like to be invisible?"
23194	Nobody could see him, eh?"
23194	Nothing too good for you scientists, eh?"
23194	Now, how do you picture yourself, after all this has been accomplished?"
23194	O.K., you know what I say?
23194	Patricia O''Gara said impatiently,"Well, do we or do n''t we?"
23194	Patricia said in irritation,"Why in the world did we have to bring him to New York where he could pull such childish tricks?
23194	Patricia said sarcastically,"And can you point out a sane society?"
23194	Patricia said testily,"What''s the hurry, Don?"
23194	Paul Teeter, the heavy- set southerner said jovially,"But what has this to do with releasing you, Miss O''Gara?
23194	Remember that Brinks job up in New England a long time ago?
23194	Robbed any banks lately, great man?"
23194	Ross Wooley said sourly,"Do n''t you trust your fellow man, Don?"
23194	Ross rumbled,"What do you expect to accomplish in office, Crowley?"
23194	Ross sank into a chair and growled,"Well, what hath the great man wrought by now?"
23194	Ross sputtered,"Have you gone completely around the bend?
23194	Scientific?
23194	Scientists?
23194	She murmured softly,"What keeps you from telling yourself you''re nothing but a crook, Don?
23194	She''s going to fox him, see?
23194	Showing they''re just folks, see?
23194	Teeter said,"How do we know we can trust you?"
23194	The door opened behind him and Patricia O''Gara came in briskly and said,"No sign of the guinea pig yet, eh?"
23194	The gelatinous umbrella- shaped free swimming form of marine invertebrate related to the coral polyp and the sea anemone?"
23194	They lock up the place and leave, see?
23194	Was there anything else on it?
23194	We''ve....""Done what?"
23194	Were they selling something, or in what other manner were they attempting to intrude on his well being?
23194	What about it?"
23194	What are you all talking about?"
23194	What does America need with those countries?
23194	What good has all the school done either?"
23194	What happened to them when given power without restraint?"
23194	What''s the big idea prying, like, into my affairs till you learned all this about me?
23194	What''s the pitch?"
23194	What''s this here purpose?
23194	Where are our controls?
23194	Where''re my clothes?"
23194	Why make us go to all the trouble, when you''d just cave in eventually anyway?
23194	Would I have reacted like our friend Dan?"
23194	You been getting all the books you wanted?
23194	You ever seen one of those movies like''Ben Hur''back in Roman days?
23194	You got invisible?"
23194	You got the stuff, have n''t you?
23194	You know what I decided?
23194	You mean you''ve revealed the existence of the process Pat, Ross and I worked out to a group of ignoramuses?"
23194	You mean, you, personal?
23194	You squares looking for trouble?"
23194	You think they were n''t tough buzzards?
23194	You think you''re the only one''s got ideals, like?
29133	Cosmic rays, sir? 29133 Impossible to escape?"
29133	Look, what have I got to kick about? 29133 Oh, for Pete''s sake, will you stop crying over me, sir?
29133	Okay, Rough Rock, I hear you.... You''re telling me, sir?... 29133 Will you lay off please, Colonel?
29133	Any last requests from me?
29133	Anyway, now I''m being dragged along in the orbit of the moonlet-- how about_ that_?
29133	But stop apologizing, will you?
29133	But, hell, sir, who''s got the time for aesthetics now?...
29133	Earth, sir?...
29133	How did you get up there, a mile above it, away from its gravity?
29133	How else should a man take it?
29133	I feel fine, so you can put down cosmic ray intensity as a Boogey Man.... What''s that?
29133	No way to get back to terra firma... what?
29133	Sorry about the rocket, sir, losing it for you.... Me, sir?
29133	Sure, the reading shot up double on the Geiger... huh?
29133	Taking shots of the sun''s corona now with color film... huh?
29133	Tie that, will you?...
29133	Well, one and three- quarter hours of oxygen left, by the gauge, or 105 minutes-- sounds like more that way.... What''s that, sir?
29133	What did he weigh here?
29133	What else?...
29133	What more could I ask, really?"
29133	_ How_ did you get off that moonlet?
23164	Another bomb- test?
23164	Are you absolutely sure of that?
23164	Are you supposed to be anything special? 23164 As bad as that, hey?"
23164	But are they coming from up or down?
23164	But why Pooh- Bah?
23164	By the way, Gussy,he said,"have you heard anything from the Red Cross about that world- saving medal I nominated you for?
23164	Could I guess?
23164	Daisy?
23164	Did he tell you what we should use instead to pay the grocer? 23164 Did n''t I hear somewhere that Trix is a secret subsidiary of Micro?"
23164	Do n''t you get it, Gussy? 23164 Does it automatically inject you with cocaine?
23164	Get a woozy eyeful of the bright lights and all for a change? 23164 Gussy, why do n''t you move underground?"
23164	Ha, would n''t you like to know?
23164	Have you no heart?
23164	Hey Fay, do n''t you mean you told your tickler to tell you when it was time to go?
23164	Hey, Fay,Gusterson called curiously,"have you developed absolute time sense?"
23164	Hey, did n''t I suggest cocaine injections last time I saw you?
23164	Hey,Gusterson protested, thinking especially of the sulky- lipped girl,"do you mean to tell me all those other people were toting two stone?"
23164	How about inventing a plutonium termite?
23164	How about something homey now, like a flock of little prickly cylinders that roll around the floor collecting lint and flub? 23164 How about,"Gusterson bellowed,"an anti- individual guided missile?
23164	I know that building''s been empty for a year,Daisy said uneasily,"but how--?"
23164	Including stuffed owls and gilt eagles and dodoes-- and wood- burning airplanes?
23164	Is it painful?
23164	Martini? 23164 Maybe so,"Gusterson said,"but we still have n''t anything but that dubious dualism to explain the human mind, have we?
23164	My God,Gusterson gasped,"are those the kind of jolts it''s giving you now?"
23164	My God,Gusterson interjected,"do they have a machine now that does that?"
23164	My_ what_?
23164	Next to last stage of missile- here?
23164	Or just shoot straight up to infinity?
23164	Say, Fay,he asked in a soft voice after about five minutes,"are you meditating?"
23164	Say, did that violet tone in the glass come from the high Cleveland hydrogen bomb or is it just age and ultraviolet, like desert glass?
23164	Suppose it does?
23164	That so? 23164 That the reason, huh?
23164	The last''Oh oh''was for seconds, was n''t it? 23164 Want to come out and gloat over the yard paper, Toots, and stuff it in your diamond- embroidered net stocking top?"
23164	Well, now you''ve sniffed at it, how about trying on Tickler?
23164	Well, then, how about a beauty mask? 23164 Well, what do you think?
23164	What are you intending to do now?
23164	What are you up to?
23164	What else could they think of?
23164	What exactly did you have in mind when you invented ticklers? 23164 What of it?"
23164	What were ticklers supposed to be-- for themselves?
23164	What''s alive? 23164 What''s that?"
23164	What''s wrong with taking the pressure off little guys? 23164 What--?"
23164	When''s he going to bring you that check, anyhow? 23164 Where are the kids?"
23164	Who''s kidding?
23164	Why did n''t he say a word?
23164	Why does n''t your invention team think of something to invent? 23164 Why should I?"
23164	Whyn''t that girl''s doctor have the Moodmaster component of her tickler inject her with medicine?
23164	Wo n''t you settle for an old- fashioned shooting star?
23164	You mean one of those windowless phallic eyesores?
23164	You mean we''re goin''so fast we got to watch out we do n''t bump ourselves in the rear when we come around again?
23164	You mean you actually put your invention team to work on that nonsense?
23164	You wear that thing to hide the hump your tickler makes?
23164	Zen[''Zen] come near me,"Ha, would n''t you like to know?
23164	*****"You mean because a lot of people are standing around glassy- eyed listening to something mumbling in their ear that it''s a good thing?"
23164	A deep inner sense of achievement, maybe?
23164	A fix every hour on the second?"
23164	After a while he turned and said,"Maybe you better be with the kids, hey?
23164	After some time she said,"Gusterson, do you remember the Dorà © illustrations to the_ Inferno_?
23164	And what''s the Pooh- Bah for?"
23164	Back in the foolish days before you married me, did that drug- addict girl friend of yours ever take you to a genuine orgy?"
23164	Be a rat for a while?
23164	Besides everything else it does, does it think?"
23164	But how do you remember where you''ve made a memo so you do n''t rerecord over it?
23164	But what made you think of meditation?"
23164	By the way, how do you do that when you''re underground?"
23164	Can you beat that?"
23164	Can you imagine Huck Finn with a tickler, tellin''him when to tie up the raft to a tow- head and when to take a swim?"
23164	Clothing style?
23164	Daisy squealed,"Yards!--are those dollar thousands?"
23164	Did you ever see the Disney animations of Moussorgsky''s witches''sabbath music?
23164	Did you remind Smitty to put a new bulb in the elevator?"
23164	Do they line up all the secretaries at roll call and make you give them an eight- hour energizing kiss?"
23164	Ever occur to you that''mood''is''doom''spelled backwards?
23164	Fay said sharply, his face tightening in alarm,"Have you forgotten your promise?"
23164	Fay, why should I do any free thinking for Micro Systems?"
23164	Gussy, are you going to try out this tickler?"
23164	Gussy, where''s your tickler?
23164	Hair color?...
23164	Have they transferred you out of R& D to Company Morale?
23164	He noticed the direction of Gusterson''s gaze and remarked,"Fascinating mechanism, is n''t it?
23164	He said plaintively,"Have n''t we heard enough about ticklers for a while?"
23164	He''s shifted the responsibility....""Well, what''s so bad about that?"
23164	How about ad- libbing that some weekend?"
23164	How about bubble homes in orbit around earth?_ Micro Systems could subdivide the world''s most spacious suburb and all you moles could go ellipsing.
23164	How about that, hey?
23164	How about you making a trip below at the cocktail hours, Gusterson, and picking up a couple of girls for a starter?
23164	How far do those stripes go, anyway?"
23164	How''s the new novel perking, Gussy?"
23164	I wonder where the little guys are headed now?"
23164	If that is n''t dualism, what is?"
23164	Interesting-- and it proves priority for the Indians, does n''t it?
23164	It was as if the five thousand or so moles in view were all listening-- for what?
23164	Know any of the people using Tickler that way, hey?"
23164	Let''s see, was it that everybody in the crowd had the same facial expression...?
23164	Looking as if he were masticating a lemon, Fay asked quietly,"Gussy, did you say you''re working on an insanity novel?"
23164	Looks rich, does n''t it?"
23164	Maybe imitating a double- jointed Micro Finance chief?
23164	No... My God, they were n''t all wearing identical monster masks?
23164	Now I call that crude-- why not microseconds too?
23164	Or showed symptoms of the same disease...?
23164	Reinoculated with my own enthusiasm?
23164	Seriously, Gussy, what''s so bad about it?"
23164	The tickler nearest Gusterson gave( as if to say,"And now-- who knows?")
23164	Their final cause?
23164	Their genius?
23164	Their special reason?
23164	Then, turning back to Fay,"So you''ve taken the Dr. Couà © repeating out of the tickler?"
23164	Then,"You like to move below, Daisy?"
23164	What are the new symptoms?"
23164	What do I do to deserve this?"
23164	What exactly are they supposed to be?"
23164	What gods should ticklers worship?"
23164	What''s got into you, Fay?
23164	What''s the matter, folks?"
23164	What''s the obvious next step?"
23164	What''s the place of ticklers in the natural scheme of things?
23164	What''s their aim in life?
23164	What''s this''work- emergencies''business?
23164	When_ are_ you people going to move downstairs?
23164	Why do n''t you?
23164	Why not your factories?"
23164	Why should n''t Tickler be a super- ego surrogate?
23164	You know your way?
23164	[ know?]
23164	while Gusterson was asking,"Then you''re marketing the tickler?"
28933	All set to answer a lot of questions and win a lot of prizes?
28933	Can you read my mind?
28933	Do you plan on going back someday or have you made up your mind to stay here on Earth for the rest of your days?
28933	Mars, Montana? 28933 Me?"
28933	One to one? 28933 The invasion?"
28933	Well, well,I said,"all the way from Mars, eh?
28933	Well,I said,"you''re practically an Earthwoman by now, are n''t you?"
28933	What do you need?
28933	What for?
28933	What powers?
28933	When do I get the gas stove?
28933	You mean that Martians can read people''s thoughts?
28933	You mean there are others here, too?
28933	Are you ready?"
28933	Did you give them your address?"
28933	Did you read that from my mind?"
28933	Do you see this piece of paper?"
28933	Dunny?"
28933	Dunny?"
28933	Dunny?"
28933	Dunny?"
28933	How about this one?
28933	How does one tell the difference between a Martian and an Earthman when one sees one?"
28933	Is a Kodiak a kind of simple box camera; a type of double- bowed boat; or a type of Alaskan bear?"
28933	Is n''t it supposed to be a secret?"
28933	Mars, Peru?"
28933	One Martian for every Earthman?"
28933	What is a princess royal?"
28933	What''s that?
28933	Why are you telling me about all this?
28933	You want us to read this astounding science fantasy documentary by J. Anthony Ferlaine first?
27248	Afraid? 27248 And could you reduce a human being in stature as radically as you did the dog?
27248	Are they after us again?
27248	Arm ourselves?
27248	But how is it done?
27248	But why speak of miracles? 27248 But-- would you try it on a human being if you had a chance?"
27248	Ca n''t you get at the beasts in the laboratory?
27248	Denny?
27248	Highly organized?
27248	How do they know enough to gather here from distant parts of this hollow mountain?
27248	How do they know their city is besieged just at this spot, and that their help is needed?
27248	How do you suppose they sense our approach?
27248	How does it affect practical living? 27248 It''s worked all right with frogs and snakes-- but will it work with more complex creatures?
27248	Jim,he breathed suddenly,"can you see my legs?"
27248	Listen,he said at last, his voice so hoarse as to be almost unrecognizable,"listen-- can you reverse that process?"
27248	Ordinary little bugs? 27248 Shall we have it out with them here and now?"
27248	That thick, jellylike substance in the top of the bell,he said,"what is it?"
27248	The queen?
27248	Then you''re not going to write a monograph on the real nature of termites, as you''d planned?
27248	This stuff is all very interesting,he said perfunctorily,"but what has it to do with practical living?
27248	Through that nightmare army?
27248	Through the entire city-- with untold thousands of these horrible things on our trail?
27248	Well?
27248	What am I supposed to do after I''ve reduced you to the proper size?
27248	What are we going to do to- night?
27248	What can be the nature of this stuff we''re standing on?
27248	What had we better do?
27248	What?
27248	Where''s the patty- dish?
27248	Who knows? 27248 Why does n''t he drive more carefully?"
27248	Why?
27248	Will they be supreme?
27248	Would I?
27248	Would you dare... that is... would you like to try that experiment on a human being?
27248	You''re_ sure_ they ca n''t see?
27248	A sort of super- termite?
27248	A super- intellect set in the minute head of an insect, yet equal to the best brains of mankind?
27248	And again:"You''re_ sure_ they ca n''t see?"
27248	And the presiding genius of this mysterious, underground storeroom-- where was it?
27248	But where was the thing to give the command?
27248	But where, and what, can that brain be?"
27248	But-- was anything impossible in this world of terror?
27248	CHAPTER II_ The Pact_"What are we going to do to- night?"
27248	Could it...?
27248	Do you realize that?"
27248	Have n''t you ever seen the damage these infernal things can do?"
27248	He had seen something vaguely like this before, on the upper earth, what was it?
27248	How can we ever find, our way out?"
27248	How could slumber combat the fierce anticipations, the exotic imaginings, the clanging apprehensions of the two?
27248	How will the study of bugs, no matter how remarkable the bug, be of benefit to the average man?
27248	How would you like that?"
27248	How--_how_--can these insects regulate the temperature like that?
27248	If only their two supreme interests in life could be combined...."How would I like it?"
27248	In that moment of death or helplessness-- was it being fallen upon and eaten by the horde of savage things it normally ruled?
27248	In what way had it been affected?
27248	Inside, swathed in the secrecy of the fleecy folds of mist-- what was happening to the dog?
27248	Is n''t he afraid to show it to a stranger like me?"
27248	It seemed impossible that the ruling brain behind them had survived the cannibalistic rush and taken command of the mound again?
27248	Let''s see, what had I better carry you in?"
27248	Lions?
27248	Mammalian creatures?
27248	Now, to be practical-- have you thought of any way we could arm ourselves?"
27248	Or did it mean that_ all_ horn was untouched by it?
27248	Shall we be on our way?
27248	Shall we ramble along home?"
27248	Sleep?
27248	That unknown intelligence-- that mysterious intellect( super- termite?)
27248	The work of the ruling brain again?
27248	Then:"Kidding aside, ca n''t you dig up something interesting?"
27248	What are all these nauseating- looking blobs of lard lying about here, anyway?"
27248	What could the two do against that barrier?
27248	Where was the head- general?
27248	Why should he be?"
27248	Would the dog eat?
27248	You, who have been in the tropics many times on your lion- spearing and snake- hunting jaunts, ask such a thing?
27248	ant- size?"
28953	But why? 28953 But, Herbux, what_ is_ a Destructor?"
28953	But-- do_ what_?
28953	Could you possibly be persuaded to ignore for the moment our ban on professional talk? 28953 Destructor?"
28953	How did you know about that?
28953	How much do you know about our methods of working in the School of Environment?
28953	How_ could_ I know? 28953 Natural aptitudes?
28953	Well, how do you_ feel_ about it? 28953 What did you do?"
28953	What do you mean? 28953 What, precisely, do you mean?"
28953	With a-- a what?
28953	You are quite sure,Smithy asked,"that you know absolutely nothing about this boy''s past?
28953	But do n''t you imagine it''s some word he just made up?"
28953	But do they find out_ why_ he was a criminal?
28953	But has he?
28953	But how explain Dicky?
28953	But what course do you pursue when you find a boy who just does n''t prove out according to the prognostications?"
28953	Could I see and talk to this boy who wants to be a--"he grimaced--"a Destructor?"
28953	Do you mean that you ca n''t_ bring yourself_ to do it, or that it is physically impossible?"
28953	Do you_ want_ to kill these harmless pets?"
28953	Have they reduced the number of new criminals?
28953	His parents, his birthplace-- anything at all?
28953	How could anybody know?"
28953	I said to myself,''Possy, have you got yourself a mutant?''
28953	Is n''t that right, Herbux?"
28953	Is that any less fair than what I do?"
28953	Perhaps you should-- but doubtless it has already occurred to you-- turn him over to physio- psychological rebuilding?"
28953	Suppose he does''destruct''an animal or two?
28953	Then I asked myself,''how do you account for the cat?''"
28953	When did you first notice you had it?"
28583	Adventuring, father?
28583	And now, father, what will we do?
28583	Do you want me to wait?
28583	Do you want to be late, child?
28583	Jim, what''s wrong?
28583	Just what do you mean, Sally?
28583	Three days?
28583	Was constructing the stand- in difficult, father?
28583	Where does that put you?
28583	Where were you? 28583 Why are you trying to frighten me, Jim?
28583	Why did you wait? 28583 Why do you stare at your own son as if you''d never seen a baby before?
28583	You never went to the office, father? 28583 You''d be surprised if I did, would n''t you?"
28583	You_ will_ marry me, wo n''t you?
28583	A girl could be shy, could n''t she, and still be pretty enough to attract and hold men?
28583	But how could I feel proud and strong and reckless by her side?
28583	Can an eagle pretend to be a sparrow?
28583	Can the thunder muffle its voice when two white- crested clouds collide in the shining depths of the night sky?"
28583	Did you notice how his eyes followed me every moment?"
28583	Do you want me to stay and talk to you, Sally?"
28583	Does not that content you?"
28583	Hair ribbons and perfume, a mirror tilted at just the right angle, an invitation to a party on the dresser-- what more did a girl need?
28583	How could I share her paltry joys and sorrows, chirp with delight as a sparrow might chirp hopping about in the grass?
28583	Hurry, hurry-- or it will be too late!_"Too late for what?
28583	If Tommy was n''t a normal, healthy baby do you imagine for one instant they would have placed him in my arms?"
28583	Is that all you can say?
28583	Is there something_ wrong_ with Tommy?"
28583	My son, Tommy, will become a strong, proud adventurer daring the farthest planet of the farthest star?
28583	Remember the beautiful little train?
28583	Remember the toy locomotive you gave him for Christmas after I got hysterical and screamed at you?
28583	That''s unusual, is n''t it?
28583	Tommy got into a fight with a new boy in the neighborhood?
28583	Too late to recapture a happiness she had never possessed?
28583	What did you say?
28583	What did you say?
28583	What do you mean, Jim?
28583	What if Jimmy was only seventeen?
28583	What if the milkman was crowding sixty and wore thick- lensed glasses?
28583	Why did you send for her?"
28583	Why does n''t he get up and speak to you, if only to pour salt on the wounds you''ve borne for eight long years?__ Poor Sally!
28583	You never went at all?"
28583	You stand there looking at me as if I were a-- a patient...""A patient?"
28583	You want to go with me, do n''t you?"
28583	You''ve bought a new hat?
28583	_ Our child!_ How can you be so_ inhumanly_ calm?"
28554	And you speak English? 28554 Are you all right?"
28554	But would n''t it be more in accord with your principles of democracy if we all drew straws, or something along that line? 28554 Can you do that?"
28554	Can you look me in the eye and do it?
28554	Do you mean me?
28554	Has it done anything? 28554 Have I done anything to you?
28554	How do you explain that?
28554	How''s it coming?
28554	Is it going to be sick?
28554	Is that all you people can think of, killing and cutting?
28554	More? 28554 More?"
28554	Oh?
28554	Speak English? 28554 Then how do you do it?"
28554	This?
28554	What did it say? 28554 What do you suppose the matter is?"
28554	What for?
28554	What is it?
28554	What is it?
28554	What was that?
28554	What''s going on?
28554	What''s the matter with it?
28554	What''s the matter with you? 28554 What''s the matter with you?"
28554	What''s the matter?
28554	What''s this thing?
28554	Who? 28554 Why me?"
28554	Why not? 28554 You are quite afraid, are n''t you?"
28554	You got this for fifty cents?
28554	You wanted me, Captain?
28554	Am I speaking English?
28554	Anything else?
28554	But how can any lasting contact be established between your people and mine if you resort to such barbaric attitudes?
28554	Can you expect me to rush eagerly to my death?
28554	Eat me?
28554	How could we win?
28554	I could see the image in your mind-- most of me in the frozen food locker, some of me in the kettle, a bit for your pet cat--""So you read minds?"
28554	I examined your mind--""My mind?"
28554	I mean, what else can you do along those lines?"
28554	Is that correct?"
28554	The Captain?"
28554	Too heavy to run, too soft to fight, too good- natured to hunt for game--""How do you live?"
28554	What did it say?"
28554	What harm has it done?
28554	Where''s the cook?
28554	You''re a wub?
28554	You''ve been in contact with Earthmen before?"
27383	A smoke? 27383 Ai n''t there any more?"
27383	And of those three hundred, do you know how many understand, even vaguely, Electronics? 27383 And still no change in the standings?"
27383	And that test I took that you sent in and the fellas talked to me about?
27383	Are you telling me that in the entire United States, there is not one person who has a basic understanding of the twenty- four major fields?
27383	Aw, Freddy,Willy whined,"why dintcha lemme kill it?
27383	Dwindle, do you really think it was wise to issue warrants to arrest all those persons who scored perfect on the first test? 27383 Dwindle, why do n''t you be a good boy and run along to the snack bar for a coffee break?
27383	Freddy who? 27383 Freddy,"Willy sighed with adoration,"how''d ya ever get so smart?
27383	From Cape Carnival you mean?
27383	Have you tried looking through your files?
27383	Hold down the bench for me, O.K.? 27383 How come if you''re so smart you flunked out of all them schools?"
27383	How d''ya suppose they knew?
27383	How did he get out of jail so quick? 27383 How''s he gon na get back, even if he gets there O.K.?
27383	I mean, that we was here, if we did n''t know they was there?
27383	I think we''ve found our man, do n''t you, Dwindle?
27383	It''s about the trip to Ganymede, I suppose?
27383	Just exactly what are you trying to say, Jones?
27383	Me? 27383 Me?
27383	No foolin''? 27383 Personnel Specialist Jones?"
27383	Say, you know what I bet? 27383 See that new guy at the bench over yonder?
27383	So what''s he, poison or sumpin''?
27383	The percentages again?
27383	Then how d''ya know if you got the right answers?
27383	What would you say, Willy, if I told you that once I belonged to the richest family in Mississippi?
27383	What''s a Cygnus, Freddy?
27383	What''s an undecillion?
27383	What''s it mean, Freddy?
27383	What''s it to ya?
27383	Which way''d he go?
27383	Who gets this?
27383	Why do n''t you try making an IBM runout?
27383	Wonder where we can steal a stamp?
27383	Workin''a crossword puzzle?
27383	Ya ai n''t had a run- in with the bulls, have ya?
27383	Yeh, Willy,the second policeman broke in,"if you did n''t do it, and I believe you when you say you did n''t, then who did?"
27383	You ai n''t gettin''a job, are ya Freddy?
27383	You gon na send it in?
27383	You hear what Freddy said? 27383 You mean bugs have families and all, too?"
27383	You mean he got ever''last one of''em right?
27383	A dame?
27383	And I''m not even sure the thing will pan out, but you know all those newspaper stories about messages from another planet?"
27383	And of those twelve, guess how many have an adequate background in History and Anthropology?
27383	Can you imagine me peddling neckties on the corner?"
27383	Cygnus?"
27383	Flunked out?
27383	Freddy the Fish you mean?"
27383	Government ever think about that?"
27383	Hey, you know that test you took in the newspaper that you did n''t know I sent in?
27383	How many did you say there were?"
27383	I mean, bein''a bum and all?"
27383	It does n''t have what it takes, so skip it, huh?"
27383	Jones?"
27383	Like what has pictures and you''re supposed to find things wrong in the picture like dames with beards and dogs with six feet?"
27383	Much less an understanding of eighteen other fields?"
27383	Much less one who''ll take a chance on a flier like this?"
27383	Now who did it?"
27383	Now, who will it be?"
27383	Or you mean like from Hunger?"
27383	Please let me finish?
27383	Read it to me, huh, Freddy?
27383	See?
27383	That what it says?"
27383	The people who run the contest want to meet the guy, see?
27383	What good''s a stupid bug?"
27383	What good''s an education if you forget what things you know?"
27383	Where''d ya say it was from?
27383	Y''ain''t thinkin''a gettin''a JOB?"
27383	You know that last rocket we shot?"
27383	You say these prospects do n''t know the reasons behind the test?"
28705	''Toma annerson?'' 28705 All right?"
28705	And the disintegrator- ray generators-- you''ll have them in operation, sir, just in case?
28705	And this voice-- it came from where, Artur?
28705	And you think there is fighting in progress now?
28705	Are we dreaming?
28705	Artur? 28705 Artur?"
28705	But-- but what am I to say?
28705	How did the word come?
28705	How was that, Artur?
28705	I thought you said your people were n''t fighters, Artur?
28705	Is there some danger?
28705	Is there trouble brewing?
28705	Monocars?
28705	Now, where will we find the enemy, these Neens? 28705 Suppose we''ll have trouble, sir?"
28705	That is your name?
28705	The disintegrator beams, sir?
28705	This is the lever?
28705	We are your friends,I replied,"but tell me, who is this one of whom you speak always, but do not name?
28705	What are the orders, sir?
28705	What weapons have they? 28705 Where-- where did you learn to speak this language?"
28705	Who, Artur?
28705	With the_ Ertak_ poised over your head, dropping atomic bombs?
28705	Wonder what that means, sir?
28705	You think, then, that we will have trouble, sir?
28705	You will come with us now, to the Place?
28705	You-- you speak English?
28705	And do you know what we are here for, and what all this means?"
28705	And what means of travel?"
28705	Do you find any indications of habitation?"
28705	Has the report on the atmosphere come through yet?"
28705	Have n''t you any advance guards, or spies, or outposts?"
28705	Have you any idea?"
28705	How are we bearing?"
28705	If the scientists really want to do something for humanity, why do n''t they show us how to do without food and sleep?
28705	Something to break the monotony, eh?
28705	What are your orders?"
28705	Will you give the order?"
28705	Will you tell me, now?"
28705	Would you inspect the ship that brought Him here?"
28705	You are sufficiently familiar with the country to understand our objective?"
29168	And why would n''t I know a spaceship when I see one?
29168	And you want me to help you with this?
29168	Do you understand? 29168 Help you?"
29168	How would a man unravel a statement such as that?
29168	How?
29168	The one at the end of the rainbow?
29168	Then why do you need a spaceship?
29168	Well, now, Keech,I said finally,"why should I help you?"
29168	What''s this now?
29168	Why,I asked,"would a group of little people be building a spaceship here in America-- out in this lonely place?"
29168	You accept the proposition then?
29168	You mean you''ve been spying on us at the center all this time? 29168 And this world, as long as it lasts-- what would it be in that event? 29168 And what do you suppose I saw? 29168 And where would you be going?
29168	Are you convinced now that I have no intention of doing you any injury?"
29168	If you''ve been constantly around us-- and I''m still able to see the little people-- why did I never see you before?"
29168	Then he said,"What?
29168	What''s that, now?"
29118	A change in orders?
29118	Have we tried recently?
29118	Have you formed any opinion?
29118	Have you orders?
29118	Mr. Correy, will you give the necessary orders?
29118	See her spout?
29118	Some time in the Twenty- second Century, was n''t it, sir?
29118	Stand by for further communications, and-- are your generators working?
29118	The_ Kabit_? 29118 What happens when you reach the end of the path the ray cuts?"
29118	What weapons, sir?
29118	What''s up, sir?
29118	You-- you saw it, sir?
29118	***** The_ Kabit_?
29118	A part of the ocean''s bed, thrust above the surface to be examined at will-- Couldn''t we leave our course long enough to-- to look her over?"
29118	And-- tell me, sir, what do you make of the appearance of the_ Kabit_ now?"
29118	Anything of interest to report?"
29118	Are any men away from the ship on leave?"
29118	Correy?"
29118	Have you any plans?"
29118	Have you seen anything of the liner that spoke to us yesterday?"
29118	Have you seen the thing that has us trapped?"
29118	How are conditions on the_ Kabit_?"
29118	How''s that for an idea?"
29118	Is that what you mean?"
29118	Old?
29118	Shall I set her down there?"
29118	What''s happening?
29118	Who''s this over here; Hydrot?"
29118	Why did n''t you just radio for assistance?"
29118	You are from the_ Ertak_?"
29118	You got the news through to Base, did n''t you, sir?"
28677	And how shall we harmonize the quotations?
28677	Another step and we have entered on the world of retribution, but what retribution is it?
28677	Are we to die as a nation, over the ballot- box?
28677	Are you in him?
28677	Can we find no brighter, higher principles in the human character?
28677	Can you hear a man speaking in a dead language?
28677	Can you remove this difficulty?
28677	Can you think of your relation and obligation to a being of whom you have never heard or learned?
28677	Do we pray one way and vote another?
28677	Do you ask how shall I enter the door?
28677	Do you say this is not the way?
28677	Have you faith in God and in his word?
28677	Have you no interest in this open door?
28677	How is this?
28677	How is this?
28677	How is this?
28677	How very different is the Christian''s future happy home?
28677	How was this?
28677	Is it Polytheism or Monotheism?
28677	Is it a filthy pool?
28677	Is it the world of peace and joy?
28677	Is it true of us, that we carry the seeds of our own destruction as a nation in our own bosom?
28677	Is its leading thought of many gods, found in all religions?
28677	Is the fundamental thought of either found in all the others?
28677	It will be of interest also to mark the improvements(?)
28677	Now, which is it that shades all religions?
28677	O, why should the pages of this book of books be burthened with such things?
28677	On Pentecost, when hundreds were convicted of their sins, and said, What shall we do?
28677	Second, is religion human or Divine in its origin?
28677	Shall we be so foolish?
28677	Shall we look to this?
28677	Some people say to me:''How can you vote for Garfield when he is a Christian and was a preacher?''
28677	Then, why?
28677	They are these: First, was Polytheism or Monotheism the primitive religion?
28677	Well, well; how shall we understand this?
28677	Were these thoughts the thoughts of men only, or were they too high for us?
28677	Were those disciples who received the baptism of repentance for the remission of sins before Pentecost out of Christ-- uncleansed-- unwashed?
28677	What was it for?
28677	When was this and what was it for?
28677	Why is it that all men are not put into Christ?
28677	Will any one pretend that Polytheism is the primitive religion?
28677	Will you come and enter by the Lord Jesus, become a child of God by faith in Jesus Christ, being baptized into Christ?
28677	Will you enter Christ, or wait to be put into Christ?
28677	or is it the region of tribulation and anguish?
27696	A point of light, you mean?
27696	And he--?
27696	And how did the planet appear?
27696	And if you''re not sure it''s mechanical, how can you suggest there''s no possibility of psychological causation? 27696 And the probability of encountering three at once along a given atomjet trajectory?"
27696	And what do I look for, psychologically significant portions, is that it?
27696	And what do you sight at?
27696	And what does that add up to: a bright concentrated light source on which you fix your attention and a monotonous hum?
27696	And you''ll stay?
27696	But why has n''t this happened elsewhere?
27696	Er... look, lieutenant-- What was it?
27696	Feel up to it, now?
27696	Getting tired?
27696	He wants you around?
27696	How about scanning with me? 27696 How can anyone assume free fall?
27696	How did he take it out on you, parade duty?
27696	How much more of this?
27696	How''s my picture now?
27696	I want her kept away from me, do you hear? 27696 Like what, lieutenant?"
27696	Major,the adjutant asked,"how long is the general going to be tied up?
27696	No, but why has n''t someone tried?
27696	Now what?
27696	Now, Grant, will you take me to it? 27696 Now, would you lift me through the canopy, please?
27696	Put it in the little black circle?
27696	The navigation exercise, you mean? 27696 The what?"
27696	Then you''ve got a pilot?
27696	Too great to account for three ships, anyway, is that it?
27696	Unchaperoned?
27696	Well?
27696	Well?
27696	What about the incidence of penetrating meteors in the mesosphere?
27696	What did I look like?
27696	What do you mean?
27696	What do you think about instituting a search of this vicinity for other parts, general?
27696	What is it he wants coördinated, the syk or me?
27696	What time is it?
27696	What we talked about? 27696 What''s that again?"
27696	Would you like a pilot to help you orient from here?
27696	Would you please wait in the outer office for just a moment?
27696	Yeah, but what''s it all about? 27696 You bring his slippers?"
27696	You, a pilot? 27696 After a short silence Bridget asked,What is the compensating factor for the reactor''s being placed off the center of stability?"
27696	And I want reports on anything that looks like anything, understand?"
27696	And how come so soon?
27696	Are you ready to coöperate?"
27696	Auditorily, the power hum--""What stands out?"
27696	Bridget said seriously,"You think I''ve been enticing you into the pilot job, is that it?"
27696	But reflex from what?
27696	But this one-- You know where she''s from, Grant?"
27696	Can you come down to Hangar Four?"
27696	Extrasensory perception or something psychological?"
27696	For your sake and his sake, I suggest you come back tomorrow, huh?"
27696	From the rear came the voice of a courageous civilian mechanical engineer,"What about a check on the pilots?"
27696	Grant fumed,"Then you know what it is?
27696	His quick glance at the basement showed first that a twilight shadow was moving in from the north-- From the north?
27696	How can you affect glide- ins at surface air density without nosing in?"
27696	How does that work again?"
27696	Now, will you come on down?"
27696	She smiled vaguely, so Grant followed up with:"What''s your background?"
27696	So, if you have n''t isolated any mechanical causation, how can you be sure it''s mechanical?"
27696	Some sort of reflex?
27696	Then he ceased masticating and mouthed anxiously,"You''ve told the general this?"
27696	What were the stimuli associated with the manual navigation problem?"
27696	When can you have it for me?"
27696	Why should Grant care, anyway?
27696	Will you come down here?"
27696	Would you mind?"
27696	You''ve had your fun baiting-- now, what made me blank?"
29159	But what are you?
29159	But what happened when you met the ship?
29159	Eat?
29159	Have a drink of the best damn water in the solar system?
29159	So the hemlock, as you call it, is beginning to affect you at last? 29159 This is the violator?"
29159	What did you say?
29159	What is this torture?
29159	Who knows?
29159	Why are you in this system?
29159	You know the penalty? 29159 But what was this? 29159 But where do you suppose they came from?
29159	But where were their masters?
29159	He said, voice muffled by the confines of the plastic helmet,"Who are you?"
29159	How do you feel?"
29159	Or was n''t I keeping a leash on my thoughts?
29159	Shoot my way out?
29159	What kind of torture could this be?
29159	Would it last 21 days?
29159	Would this torture-- he chuckled-- last until then?
29271	But what''s so odd about that?
29271	Have you ever felt_ porous_?...
29271	So if a few individual cells with rudimentary data- storage capacity got the idea of uniting why could n''t they act like a complex organism?
29038	Anyway, what do you want a ray for? 29038 Are you Burroughs, the traitor?"
29038	Did you ever hear of Lieutenant Burroughs?
29038	How do you feel?
29038	One of the chosen what?
29038	The man who fought for you-- how is he?
29038	Took five of you bums to handle him, did it?
29038	Want to take care of him?
29038	What do you take me for?
29038	Where you bound for?
29038	Yes? 29038 Your husband?"
29038	D''ye think I''m in this business to provide amusement for you?
29038	Do you expect me to think that a coupon clipper could have done that?
29038	Do you know who I am?"
29038	Get it?
29038	Goin''to kill us both, or leave her to me?"
29038	Hear?"
29038	How long has it been since they took me out?
29038	How many times have I told you to quit mauling the prisoners?
29038	How''d you get here?"
29038	No top nor bottom-- just a long, smooth tube with numerous enigmatic doors leading to-- where?
29038	Quirl gasped,"do n''t you know me?
29038	Should he try to hold up the navigating officer?
29038	Was his undeserved shame now to follow him to his grave?
29038	What else?"
29038	What is that?"
29038	Who is he?"
29038	Yet, I thought if I laid all my cards before you-- You realize what this means?"
29038	You did n''t take me for an out- and- out damned pirate, did you?"
29038	Your family got money?"
29038	Your guns, with no gravity to interfere and no air to stop the bullets, have just about unlimited range, have n''t they?"
29038	man?"
29038	oath?"
29038	to disguise himself like a son of the idle rich in order to lay the infamous''Scourge''by the heels, is n''t it?"
29038	yelled the guard from the platform,"''member how sore the Old Man was about the last terrie you killed?
29206	There is nothing further I can do-- Mister Smith?
29206	How could they be killed,_ en masse_?
29206	That is all?"
29206	Who was chief among you?"
29206	You feel better, no?"
29195	And if we find ourselves unable to give it to you?
29195	Do n''t they always?
29195	Either black or gray-- or why not a bright puce?
29195	Is that Martian time or Earth time?
29195	May I, excellency?
29195	Meeting of the regional vice- chancellors tomorrow, eh?
29195	Should n''t you look into it?
29195	What about that possible ship from Mars?
29195	What is it this time?
29195	What would you suggest?
29195	What''s for dinner?
29195	And, when they were comfortable,"Now, to what do I owe the honor of this visit?"
29195	Eyeing the opulent nudes, she giggled and said,"Do n''t they look awfully-- plain?
29195	Have you reached communication with our brothers and sisters on the red planet?"
29195	He said, in deep, slightly guttural, vastly impressive intonations,"What about Mars, honorable sir?
29195	He said,"How many people do you plan to send here, Captain?"
29195	He said,"What is this?
29195	She said,"Could n''t we send out a ship to study conditions first hand, honorable sir?"
29195	Would they_ have_ to set it back that far?
28832	All ready to go, Kent?
28832	And it''s pulling the_ Pallas_ toward it?
28832	Are the others guarding you?
28832	Are you men going to let him get away with this?
28832	But what about those four of Jandron''s men that got away?
28832	But what''s he doing here?
28832	But would n''t you rather go back to the_ Pallas_ with us?
28832	Did it all work as I told you it would, Jandron?
28832	Do you know whether there are any ships in the pack with fuel in their tanks?
28832	Do you see it?
28832	Do you think they plan an attack on us now?
28832	Have they dared harm you?
28832	Have you gone crazy, Jandron?
28832	How will you get it over to your ship?
28832	If Galling was at the controls in the pilot- house, how did the explosion kill him?
28832	If the_ Pallas_ does enter the dead- area and join the wreck- pack,Liggett said,"how long will we be able to live?"
28832	Is n''t that so, Miss Mallen?
28832	Just what is the truth?
28832	Just what is this dead- area, sir?
28832	Kent, what are you going to have her do?
28832	Marta, could you in any way get space- helmets and get out to bring them over here to us?
28832	Marta, you''re all right?
28832	Marta, you''re in the pilot- house? 28832 Mr. Liggett, will you supervise that?"
28832	Then there''s really no chance for us?
28832	What about Jandron himself?
28832	What about your passengers?
28832	Who was controlling the ship when this happened?
28832	Why not abandon ship in the space- suits,asked Liggett, the second- officer,"and trust to the chance of some ship picking us up?"
28832	Would n''t mind if Liggett and I came along, would you?
28832	You have the door open, Marta?
28832	You said one of your passengers had escaped the explosion?
28832	You''re going to have her--?
28832	You''re living on one of the wrecks?
28832	You''ve searched?
28832	Your space- suit is working all right?
28832	But were they?
28832	Did you find a wreck with fuel?"
28832	Do you see the heavy little steel door in the wall beside the instrument- panel?"
28832	Do you think you can do that, Marta?"
28832	Now, can you get up to the pilot- house?
28832	There''s no one guarding it or the upper- deck?
28832	What had her eyes tried to tell him?
28832	What was this girl doing amid the men of the_ Martian Queen_?
28832	Where''s another?"
28832	Why could n''t we find one that has fuel in its tanks, transfer it to our own tanks, and get away?"
28832	Will you be all right until then?"
28832	You heard nothing of their plans?"
29140	A true story, papa?
29140	And not with ideas, like we do now, father?
29140	And what did these beings look like, father?
29140	And what happened to Zizzo and Zizza, papa?
29140	Can you prove it?
29140	Did n''t the Earth- lings fight back, papa?
29140	How many of these beings were there, father?
29140	How, papa?
29140	Is that slang, papa? 29140 Oh, papa, was n''t Knowall smart?
29140	Oh, papa, were n''t Knowall and his followers in Greenland awfully sad the way things had turned out?
29140	Papa, what sort of language did these Star- beings talk?
29140	So then, father, all the An- vils flew away from Earth?
29140	Then, father, the invaders killed off all the Earth- lings?
29140	Then, he was very rich?
29140	Then, papa, everything was peaceful on Earth after the An- vils enslaved the humans?
29140	Then, papa, the An- vils finally killed off each other?
29140	Was n''t there any difference at all between the Star- beings and the humans, papa?
29140	What did the Earth- lings call the invaders, father?
29140	What does''imbuing''mean?
29140	What does''immune''mean?
29140	What is nostalgia?
29140	What were those things?
29140	What''s a psychiatrist?
29140	What''s the System? 29140 And what does mathematician mean?
29140	And what were they having?
29140	Frog legs-- what else?_ They were in the garden.
29140	Lake]"What were those things like, father?"
29140	Pay- off?"
29140	What did they have?"
29140	What was it, father?
29140	Zenia interrupted,"Are n''t you talking a bit above the child''s understanding, Drake?"
26205	A blue tie, huh?
26205	A cup of coffee?
26205	About who?
26205	Am I?
26205	And if not?
26205	And one more thing: Is Colonel Sagen around?
26205	And there''s always pilot error to blame, too, I suppose?
26205	Anything wrong with her? 26205 Been counting the minutes to take- off, I suppose?"
26205	Beg pardon?
26205	Can I come in? 26205 Can I get you anything?"
26205	Carolyn, you think I wanted to chance making you a widow twenty- four hours after you became a bride?
26205	Casey, do you know me?
26205	Did you experience a feeling... perhaps, rather uncanny... that the whole thing had happened to you before? 26205 Do n''t you get the drift, major?
26205	Do n''t you know, darling Lance? 26205 Does n''t the word have any significance for you?"
26205	Feel what?
26205	For what? 26205 Has n''t he?"
26205	Has n''t what? 26205 How about his daughter?"
26205	I suppose it''s back to the guardhouse for me now, huh? 26205 I thought the guidance systems and the autopilot computers took care of all the astrogation corrections?"
26205	I''ve lived with him all my life, why should n''t I? 26205 Is it you?
26205	Is it, Lance? 26205 Is n''t she?"
26205	Is this a joke, colonel?
26205	Just what I need? 26205 Lance?"
26205	No?
26205	Only how come all the suspense?
26205	Only my man is immune from everything?
26205	Perhaps some other type of phenomenon was manifested? 26205 Since when?"
26205	So let''s not worry, huh?
26205	The most probable reason why some hype- pilots never quite make it back to our world is that the men involved--"The men? 26205 Then, how come I''m not in a regular hospital?
26205	Time- track? 26205 Was it?
26205	Well?
26205	Well?
26205	What could have caused a hallucination like that?
26205	What d''you mean, when you say''here''?
26205	What has all this got to do with Carolyn Sagen? 26205 What have I done?"
26205	What''ll it be, major?
26205	What''s that supposed to mean?
26205	What, Lance?
26205	What?
26205	Who?
26205	Why?
26205	Wo n''t I?
26205	Would you try?
26205	Yes?
26205	You feel it too, do n''t you?
26205	You''re not trying to imply that... that I''m on a diff--?
26205	*****"What?"
26205	About what?
26205	Adventure?
26205	And Lance--""Yes, Carolyn?"
26205	And his mind added:_ How could you forget?_"Major."
26205	And then, how will you fill up your precious training classes?
26205	And where, by the way, was Carolyn?
26205	And you remember what a raconteur the padre proved to be when Light- Colonel Galache got spliced?"
26205	Anyhow, what choice did he have?
26205	Area cleared?"
26205	Besides, I''m a light eater in hyperspace-- as who is n''t?
26205	But what?
26205	But who would n''t, cooped up alone in a steel projectile for four weeks?
26205	But you, Carolyn-- don''t you see, hon?
26205	Can you read me?"
26205	Could a mere month have made that much difference?
26205	Did he want coffee?
26205	Did you notice anything else?"
26205	Do n''t you think I''m hep to that?"
26205	Earth is a planet too, is n''t it?
26205	Finally, he put forth a faltering question:"Is there any way I can get back to Home Base?
26205	Get her out to meet me when I land, will you?
26205	Got the preset tapes installed and checked?"
26205	Had he no rights as a commissioned officer and a world citizen?
26205	Had the big try been for nothing?
26205	Has n''t he got that nickname?
26205	How was it they were always compensating for their frustration?
26205	How well do you recall your experience?"
26205	Hypnotize me, so you can erase all my past?"
26205	If I answer your questions, will you answer mine?"
26205	Is it really you, darling?"
26205	Just because something''s_ out there_, as you say... why is it so important to build ships and go out and look at it?"
26205	More flights through that hyperspace muck?"
26205	My first flight?"
26205	Otherwise--""Otherwise, what?"
26205	Right, Colonel Sagen?"
26205	Say, what''s the matter with you monkeys?
26205	She''s O.K., is n''t she?"
26205	Suppose I had n''t beat my brains out to get into hype- training?
26205	That''s your main worry, is n''t it?
26205	The one who... say, was n''t she all set to marry you?"
26205	Then, how will you get new chumps to pilot your ships to the stars?
26205	WHERE?_ He could have lowered his head and pounded it to a pulp against the wall, in his rage and frustration at being confined.
26205	Was it Carolyn?
26205	Were the beacons sweeping back and forth just to welcome him?
26205	What better consolation can a man ask, for not having gotten to land at the apogee point of his orbit?"
26205	What difference did it make?
26205	What do you mean-- it''s_ me_ you want now, not that poor broken thing you buried?
26205	What else do you intend to do?
26205	What had Carolyn been trying to tell him?
26205	What now?
26205	What psychologists call the sense of_ dà © jà   vu_?"
26205	What reason have I got to stay in it?
26205	What was that in the far corner of the field?_ A big pile of crumpled metal, already rusted and ready for the bulldozers.
26205	What''ve they got you in for?"
26205	When you took off that night eight weeks ago, that night I kissed you good- by, your ship... oh do n''t you comprehend?...
26205	Where should he go next?
26205	Where?
26205	Who did you say you were up there?"
26205	Why is she being kept from me?"
26205	Why the jailhouse?"
26205	Why, you''re just about to--""To cry, Lance?
26205	You did n''t?"
26205	You mean, the pilots?"
26205	You think I''m a ghost?"
26205	[ Illustration]"But Carolyn did exist before... where I was?
26205	_ My_ home base?"
26205	_ Where was she?__ Where?
26205	_ Where was she?__ Where?
29053	But what was it that left the box here?
29053	First the ZX-2, now-- That all?
29053	How will this affect me?
29053	Not conscious yet?
29053	Now, just what''s wrong with them?
29053	Now, where-- where?
29053	Painful?
29053	Paralyzed, eh?
29053	Tricky? 29053 But how long had passed-- how long? 29053 But was the box placed yet? 29053 But what good could it do? 29053 But what might be moving in it?... 29053 But what, he thought, of that? 29053 But where was the landing field? 29053 But why, he wondered as he flew almost blindly, had the ZX-2 so quickly flamed to oblivion? 29053 By what? 29053 Ca n''t see''em any more.... Those men getting up from the_ Saratoga_? 29053 Did you throw it over, or--?
29053	Dropping down to what?
29053	Finally the captain spluttered:"Is some maniac loose in this fleet?
29053	He sensed a man close behind him, and he heard:"Well?
29053	How much time had passed?
29053	No sign yet?
29053	No?
29053	Now, listen: What did you do with the box that you found?
29053	Okay?
29053	Peering hard at the chart, he said:"I have a minute to get clear, eh?
29053	The element of surprise was in his favor-- but how to gain advantage by it?
29053	The plane meant-- it meant Kashtanov had gone on his errand, had not yet returned?
29053	Then, as a full- throated drone pulsed from it:"Zenalishin iss there?
29053	Time to begin?"
29053	Was Kashtanov already hurrying back?
29053	Was Kashtanov that close?
29053	Well, I can do that; but wo n''t the water sweeping through from Gatun Lake after the spillway is wrecked catch me?"
29053	What had happened?
29053	What was this thing that had wiped out the crews of two dirigibles with deadly gas, and wrecked one of them?
29053	Where are you?
29053	Where is the American?"
29053	Where was he?
29053	With their secret of invisibility, their deadly blue rays, what havoc could n''t they wreak, working from their cunningly concealed base?
29053	You know the working well, do you not?
29053	he groaned,"How can I, how can I?"
29060	Are we on a sphere of some sort?
29060	Are you a mind- reader?
29060	But who will take care of poor daddy? 29060 Do you mind?"
29060	Do you realize,she panted, disentangling herself,"that you were pulling yourself out of this space into that one?"
29060	Have we gone crazy? 29060 I do n''t mean to be a crepe- hanger, but how do you know we will stop at the right point?"
29060	It_ is_ you, is n''t it?
29060	Now, where in the world--?
29060	Surely you must have suspected that long ago, when the disappearances first began?
29060	Then,suggested Phil,"why ca n''t we walk down to the axle on which it is balanced, and step out into Chicago?"
29060	Throw it off and watch us swing, eh? 29060 Whad''ya mean, do n''t know?"
29060	What are you laughing at?
29060	What did you really want here? 29060 What is the matter?
29060	What''ya carryin''it for, then?
29060	Who''s this?
29060	Yes,said Phil coolly, his self- control returning,"where are the other safes?"
29060	*****"What were you going to do around here?"
29060	A freely oscillating segment of space would naturally come to equilibrium in a position parallel to the rest of its own space, would it not?"
29060	And how prove it?
29060	But how?
29060	Can you understand that?"
29060	Is there anything else you want to know?"
29060	May I have the picture, Sergeant?"
29060	Or did he kill us, and is this Purgatory?"
29060	Or should he wait till darkness and see what he could do alone?
29060	Ought he have called the police and given them his idea?
29060	PART IV_ Marooned in Hyperspace_"I suppose you realize what he has done?"
29060	Parakeet?"
29060	What did you come here for?
29060	What did you do?
29060	What would happen?"
29060	What''s the equation for it?"
29060	Where is it?"
29060	Who took it?"
29060	Why did n''t he speak up when the safes began to pop?"
29060	You remember the little jolts when you pulled at the vines and when you kicked the funny animal?
26278	But,said the man,"where are the Egyptians?"
26278	Science has certainly made some advancement, but where is the warrant for the boastingof sciolists of modern times?
26278	Whither are we tending?
26278	Who can tell?
26278	***** What is the difference between getting more out of a thing than there is in it and creating something out of nothing?
26278	*****"If the religious foundations and sanctions of morality are to be given up, what is to be substituted for them?"
26278	--_Origin of Species, p. 100._ How are we to reconcile the conflicting ideas in this speculation?
26278	264, 266, 413._ Do the facts sustain this assumption?
26278	Are millions of years adequate as a cause, when associated with all the forces known in nature, to produce new species and extirpate old ones?
26278	Are there no spiritual wants consequent upon the nature of mind?
26278	BLIND FORCE OR INTELLIGENCE, WHICH?
26278	But how was it?
26278	By what other means do we distinguish between the rational and the insane?
26278	Can I comprehended the infinite?
26278	Can you get more out of a thing than there is in it?
26278	Can you see across?
26278	Could they think more freely?
26278	Do we attribute all the mercies of physical life to a supreme intelligence?
26278	Do we comprehend all that belongs to the physical sciences?
26278	Do we comprehend matter?
26278	Do you doubt this?
26278	Do you say I am lost in God?
26278	Do you say matter is infinite?
26278	Do you see?
26278	Do you use the old cry that all outside of matter belongs to the"unknown"and"unknowable?"
26278	Does matter pass out of being with death?
26278	Does this pass out of being with death?
26278	Errors are found in all the histories of humanity; shall we therefore discard science and civil government?
26278	Has he ever given it a name?
26278	Has science no prerogatives above the physical?
26278	Has such a revelation been made?
26278	Have men made no mistakes in science?
26278	How could this be made?
26278	How do unbelievers manage such objections to the hypothesis that chemical laws explain everything in vegetable life?
26278	How does this look by the side of the last quotation from Darwin?
26278	How is all this accounted for?
26278	How is it now?
26278	How is this?
26278	How much must I know?
26278	How often do we hear men say,"Science is progressive?"
26278	I know that I know, but do I comprehend that knowledge?
26278	Is it a blind force that anticipates growth in the plant, and lays away food, in the tissues, for future use?
26278	Is it necessary to the greatest good of the greatest number?
26278	Is it not a dangerous thing to make God a liar?
26278	Is it not a great insult?
26278	Is it not strange that dying men will reject the motive of life?
26278	Is it reasonable to allow that this revelation could be given by the spirit of God through holy men?
26278	Is there a place in man''s physical nature for bread and meat, for food of every variety that man''s soul desires?
26278	Is there an end in view that has governed in the great question of evolution of species, and the survival of the fittest?
26278	Is there any agreement among unbelievers which would serve as a model for us poor souls to imitate?
26278	Is there certain knowledge of missing links?
26278	Is there life without antecedent life, etc.?
26278	Is there no evidence of design here?
26278	Is there no liability to mental suffering?
26278	Is there not one species having its likeness represented by a species in the distant past?
26278	Is there such a thing as jurisprudence?
26278	Is there such a thing as morality carried into public relations?
26278	Is this true?
26278	It was a wonderful gain?
26278	Lost(?)
26278	May we not estimate civil government and religion both by the blood they have cost?
26278	No service to whom?
26278	Or, if you prefer it, what is the architect?
26278	Reader,"how readest thou?"
26278	SHALL WE ABANDON OUR RELIGION?
26278	Shall we condemn Christianity on account of man''s failures?
26278	Shall we discourage his honest efforts by keeping those failures always before him?
26278	Shall we keep his many deviations from truth and principle before him in order to cause greater deviations?
26278	Shall we on this account condemn all that in which man has and does progress?
26278	Shall we repudiate on account of mistakes?
26278	That is, in his philosophy, the"vital force is produced by the organism,"and the"organism is produced by the vital principle?"
26278	The question is often asked,"Why were they not continued throughout the Christian dispensation?"
26278	The question was asked,"Where are the Israelites?"
26278	Then why the opposition?
26278	There is nothing speculative(?)
26278	They have been very true(?)
26278	This orator asks the questions,"Whence came we?"
26278	Those empty vessels of ours, hearts"endowed with inexhaustible hope,"must turn away from the grave(?)
26278	To what end?
26278	Was it blind force or intelligence, which?
26278	Was it reasonable to expect a revelation from God?
26278	We should ask no questions(?)
26278	Well, how is it with the past?
26278	Well, is there any better agreement among politicians, or in civil governments?
26278	Were the people without a religious nature?
26278	Were they both evolved from the same unit?
26278	Were they in any sense better off?
26278	What becomes of evolution?
26278	What becomes of natural selection?
26278	What becomes of the doctrine of the survival of the fittest?
26278	What does Darwin know about the origin of life and mind?
26278	What has unbelief to give to the people of our age more than it offered centuries ago?
26278	What is the estimate placed upon it by the best minds of America?
26278	What is the value of the religion of Christ?
26278	What kind of a being must I be to know that"no message ever reached man from beyond the grave?"
26278	What natural law is violated in"Partheno Genesis?"
26278	What power is that which lies behind chemical affinities, and controls them with direct reference to organic being?
26278	What will become of yon dry leaf, torn from its parent stem by this wintry blast?
26278	When you ask an evolutionist for the links connecting new and old species, as he is pleased to denominate them, you receive the satisfactory(?)
26278	Whence came we?
26278	Where have last summer''s roses gone?
26278	Where is the difficulty?
26278	Where is the justice and goodness of God in the bloody wars of Israel?
26278	Where is the morality and righteousness of the wars of which we read?
26278	Where is the righteousness of capital punishment?
26278	Where shall we find them?
26278	Whither are we tending?
26278	Who is the architect?
26278	Who will"deliver"the unbelievers of our country"from this dead body?"
26278	Why affirm the eternity of matter and deny the eternity of spirit?
26278	Why do men strenuously avoid contradictory propositions?
26278	Why not find a few of the missing links there?
26278	Why should it be different with the young plant?
26278	Why should it perish with it?
26278	Why?
26278	Why?
26278	Will some bold unbeliever answer?
26278	Will you accept it and experience the fact?
26278	Will you dethrone the Creator?
26278	or shall we turn misanthropists?
26278	who can tell?
29135	A degree or two out o''station, ai n''t you?
29135	About as elastic as a head sea off the Fastnet, ai nt it?
29135	Are we going to spend''em all up here, Tim?
29135	Are you going to lift for The Shamrock?
29135	But she''ll drown in the water, wo n''t she?
29135	Ca n''t I fetch St. John''s-- not even with this breeze?
29135	Do n''t you, sir? 29135 Do you know this is a Mail- lane?
29135	How can there be?
29135	I''m glad I''m not a Mark Boat.... Do I want help?
29135	Is it as bad as that?
29135	Master,I would cry as I moved respectfully beneath him,"what is it you seek to- day?"
29135	Me? 29135 What does the Mark Boat say, George?"
29135	What under the stars are you doing here, you sky- scraping chimney- sweep?
29135	What''s happened?
29135	What''s our level?
29135	Xavier, roused from his calculations, only comprehending the last words:''Outrage of domicile? 29135 Are n''t you coming up on the bridge?
29135	By the way, would n''t you like to look round the engine- room?"
29135	Can you hold it?"
29135	Do you understand_ that_?"
29135	Do you want the firmament to yourself?
29135	Gummed silk?
29135	Have n''t you_ any_ lift in you, fore or aft?"
29135	How much do the doctors say we''ve added to the average life of a man?"
29135	My dear mayor, who is the man that has corrupted thy Julie?''
29135	Shall we buy spares at Fayal?"
29135	Was n''t that quite a little draught?"
29135	Were you thinking of taking her on, George?
29135	What does she think a postal packet''s made of?
29135	What does that Tad- boat think she is doing, Tim?"
29135	What''s the fool waiting for now?"
29135	Who''s hindering?"
29135	Who_ is_ the officious sardine- tin?"
29135	Why did n''t you pull out round by Disko?
29135	You call yourself a sailor, sir?
29135	that after death he would very possibly go forever to unspeakable torment?
29209	And why not?
29209	Eavesdroppers?
29209	How did that creep get in here?
29209	How do you manage to keep thin?
29209	I presume,he said finally,"that you''re aware of the current feeling in our New York office?"
29209	Polo, tennis? 29209 What do you want?"
29209	What''s going on out there?
29209	Where were we?
29209	Who are you?
29209	He nodded to himself as he poured it, then looked up at Bezdek and asked,"But why this-- space opera is the colloquial term, I believe?
29209	So if you can live on Mars, how can you live in our atmosphere without a space- suit of some sort?
29209	Surely they are n''t seeing them on Mars?"
29209	Why not stick closer to real life?"
10165	And do you not know ripe from unripe fruit?
10165	And from what? 10165 And have you no vegetable fibres,"I said,"that are used for weaving?"
10165	And have you,I asked,"no apostates, as you have no traitors?"
10165	And how is the boat to pass over the hills?
10165	And how long,I inquired,"has electricity had so complete a monopoly of mechanical work?"
10165	And how,I said,"are we to cross them?"
10165	And if there be, Eunané, were_ you_ going to betray it-- to set Enva and Leenoo on to find it out?
10165	And in the triple band?
10165	And is such ill- temper and selfishness,I asked,"generally found among the deformed?"
10165	And must she keep down her veil,I asked,"in our own grounds?"
10165	And to whom,said Esmo, interposing for the first time,"have you thus betrayed us?"
10165	And what becomes,I asked,"of the younger men who must enter the world without property, without parents or protectors?"
10165	And what compels me to such haste, or to compliance without consideration?
10165	And what is its nature?
10165	And what,I asked,"is the legal definition of''grave bodily injury''?"
10165	And what,I inquired,"is your political constitution?
10165	And who has recommended you?
10165	And who,I asked,"has authority_ ad interim_ to decide this point?"
10165	And why not, Eveena? 10165 And why, my own?"
10165	And you would like to see it again?
10165	And your cloak,I asked,"is not that made of the skin of some animal?"
10165	And,I asked,"have you no animals employed in actually cultivating the soil?"
10165	And,asked another Chief,"do you know what instrument that enemy seeks to use?"
10165	And,said I,"are there many such appeals?"
10165	And,said I,"what sort of a reception may I expect at the end of my journey?"
10165	Are the voices of the Past assentient?
10165	Are you afraid of me?
10165	Are you an_ esve_, to be caged at home, and played with for lack of better employment? 10165 Are you not angered now?"
10165	Are you so frightened, child?
10165	But do you believe in goblins?
10165	But how did you unlock the springs?
10165	But is not the power exerted to drive so great a body of air exceedingly costly?
10165	But my story explained everything that seemed inexplicable; why was it not believed? 10165 But what did he do?"
10165	But what has the amount of your dowries to do with the matter? 10165 But, Eunané,"I said at last,"do you remember what you were saying when I called you-- called you on purpose to stop you?
10165	But,I answered at last,"how much did_ you_ promise, Eveena?
10165	But,I asked,"if a charge of assassination is once made and proved, how can the Courts refuse to do justice?
10165	But,I said,"if you are more powerful than the rulers of your people, what need of such careful secrecy?"
10165	But,replied the official,"how could we possibly have time to indulge in curiosity?
10165	But,said I,"if so long, so severely, and so universally discountenanced, how can their expression by one man here or there be considered perilous?"
10165	Can I forget that it saved my life? 10165 Can I not send to your father?"
10165	Can a star mislead the blind? 10165 Can human skill relight the lamps that the power of the Star has extinguished?"
10165	Can we?
10165	Can you not find them?
10165	Can you,said the speaker, turning to me with marked courtesy,"draw meaning or lesson from the self- entwined coil of the Serpent?"
10165	Could I dare return alive without her? 10165 Crying for fear?
10165	Do you know,asked the last inquirer again,"no name, and nothing that can enable us to trace those with whom you spoke or those who employed them?"
10165	Do you mean it? 10165 Do you mean that women expect and receive no more: that they do not naturally share in a man''s surplus wealth?"
10165	Do you mean to say that that is not exaggerated?
10165	Do you think I could take advantage of your not knowing the character?
10165	Do you think,I said,"that any possible proof would induce me to doubt you, or add anything to the assurance I derive from your word?"
10165	Does she know me so little as to think I could mean to torture her by suspense? 10165 Eivé,"she said,"has asked the charge of my flowerbed; but I had promised it, and"----"And you would rather give it,"I answered,"to Eunané?
10165	Eveena did not tell me why you sent for me, and----"And you were afraid to be scolded for spoiling the breakfast?
10165	Eveena might think it wise to make friends with you; but would she bear to be slighted and persecuted a whole summer if she could help herself? 10165 For yourself, my child?"
10165	Forgive what, my child? 10165 Had a Chief forgotten?"
10165	Has any brother counsel to afford?
10165	Has any brother,he said,"counsel to speak respecting the question actually before us?"
10165	Has any elder brother,inquired Esmo,"counsel to afford?"
10165	Have you need of me?
10165	How can I?
10165	How do you know?
10165	How do you mean,I inquired,"that you have got rid of old age and of disease?"
10165	How often would he have been right? 10165 How should she?"
10165	How so?
10165	How so?
10165	How so?
10165	I can help you?
10165	I had no reason to hate you? 10165 I suppose in almost any case we should escape or die together?
10165	If so, my child, why have you all been so bitter against Eveena? 10165 Inspection?"
10165	Is he outcast?
10165	Is it her fault?
10165	Is it midnight still in the Council Chamber?
10165	Is it needful that his lips be sealed for ever?
10165	Is it,I inquired,"permissible for a young lady to accompany a stranger on such an excursion?"
10165	Is it? 10165 Is that your reliance?"
10165	It_ is_ Eivé then? 10165 May I,"she suggested,"write your message for you, and put your purport in words that will be understood by my father alone?"
10165	Must you wear those?
10165	Not even,I asked,"by inexperienced or clumsy hands?"
10165	Nothing?
10165	Of whom do you speak as Clavelta?
10165	Once bought, then, wives are not worth pleasing? 10165 Or did you think Clavelta''s daughter had no share in the hereditary gifts of her family?"
10165	Or have you any sort of introduction or credentials to me?
10165	Ought I not to be so? 10165 Poison?"
10165	So much the worse for them, surely,she answered simply,"if it be right that men should rule and women obey?"
10165	So you would rather belong to the worst master of your own race than to me?
10165	Surely it is strange to give her, of all, a special privilege and confidence?
10165	Surely, Eunané, every man wishes those around him happy, if it do not cost too much to make them so?
10165	Tell me,I said,"what, according to your own rules of feminine reserve and obedience, you deserve?
10165	Then these duels have injured him in Southern opinion, and have probably tended to isolate him from society?
10165	Then your marriages,I said,"are permanent?"
10165	Then,I said,"I suppose your engagement of to- day was a meeting of this society?"
10165	Then,I said,"will Eveena still wish to share it?"
10165	Then,she said hopefully, but half confidently,"when you go, if I have not given you cause of lasting displeasure, you_ will_ take me with you?
10165	There are such?
10165	Wal,he said,"how much du yew calc''late we shall hev to pay?"
10165	Well, and what is this in the stylic writing?
10165	What am I to do with this?
10165	What am I to swear?
10165	What are the symptoms, then?
10165	What can that matter?
10165	What did you promise me?
10165	What do you know, my child, either of blisters or stripes?
10165	What does he mean?
10165	What for? 10165 What have I done,"she faltered,"to be so punished?
10165	What have I yet to forgive, Madonna?
10165	What have you told?
10165	What is it?
10165	What is it?
10165	What matter? 10165 What more can I be?
10165	What seest thou?
10165	What seest thou?
10165	What seest thou?
10165	What seest thou?
10165	What suggested to you,I asked one day of Eveena,"the suspicion that so narrowly saved my life?"
10165	What troubles you, my own? 10165 What would you have, Eveena?
10165	What,I asked, when we re- entered my chamber,"is the meaning of the title by which the Regent addressed you?"
10165	What_ does_ that mean?
10165	What_ is_ the matter?
10165	Who has dared?
10165	Who has taken on himself to make law, or form plans for carrying out old law, without my leave? 10165 Why did you not speak as we came home?"
10165	Why need you ask me?
10165	Why not?
10165	Why not?
10165	Why should you buy anything twice over, Clasfempta, whether it be a wife or an ambâ? 10165 Why?"
10165	Why?
10165	Will you let Enva answer you?
10165	Will you promise to use a hammer when you wish to be rid of her?
10165	Will you speak to her?
10165	Would any brother speak?
10165	Would you not render it in the terminology of the hymn you translated for us,''Between Purgatory and Hell, one dream of Heaven?'' 10165 Ye who, lost in outer night, Reach at last the Source of Light, Ask ye in that light to dwell?
10165	You are sorry for that child?
10165	You can read,I said,"by starlight?"
10165	You do not mean to go back to the Astronaut?
10165	You have seen?
10165	You say,he replied,"that there is an organised scheme to destroy these people by force or fraud?"
10165	You trust me then, absolutely?
10165	''Do n''t you feel,''he said,''that intentional cruelty is what no ruler, whether of a household or of a kingdom, has a right to pass over?
10165	After giving her time, as I thought, to recover herself, I said--"Well, I suppose we may now join them at the morning meal?"
10165	Am I to deal unjustly that I may seem just?
10165	And have you never seen anything of the world about you?"
10165	And so you think I must be tired of my bride, before the colours have gone round on the dial?"
10165	And what had I done to displease you, just before they sent us the''courage cup''?"
10165	And what is the terrorism that makes it dangerous to avow a credulity or incredulity opposed to received opinion?"
10165	And why have you used the past tense?"
10165	And, again, why does he speak to Eveena as to the Camptâ, and to us as to children--''child''is his softest word for us?
10165	And, had you been in fault, could, I humble you in other eyes?"
10165	And, whatever you had done, do you fancy that I could shrink from you?
10165	Are your countrymen satisfied with the results?"
10165	As soon as she caught my look of doubt--"Have_ I_ done wrong?"
10165	As we rose, I asked Eveena, who, with more courtesy than the rest of us, had finished her portion--"Is there any justice in these reproaches?
10165	At any rate, you have told me daily for more than a year that I am living under constant peril of assassination; have I seemed to quail thereat?
10165	Besides, who talks air?"
10165	But is death so terrible to_ us_?
10165	But what do the last words mean?
10165	But what is the most usual cause of death, where neither disease nor senility are other than rare exceptions?"
10165	But what made you ask?
10165	But where is our Chief?
10165	But why should you object?
10165	But, Eveena, why conceal it?
10165	But, the bargain made, does it really govern the after relation?
10165	Can the instigators protect the culprit without committing themselves?"
10165	Can you decide without inquiry, condemn without evidence, punish without hearing?
10165	Can you take vengeance for a fault you have yourself provoked?
10165	Can you?
10165	Could you endure to be hated in your own home, or I to know that you deserved it?
10165	Could you have so trusted me?"
10165	Did it contain the oxygen essential to Tellurian lungs?
10165	Did we ask whether you had another wife, or who would be your favourite?
10165	Did you hear the proverb Leenoo muttered, very unjustly, when she left your room yesterday,''A favourite wears out many sandals''?
10165	Did you promise to like us, or even to be kind to us?
10165	Do men really spend their wealth wholly on themselves, and take no pleasure in the pleasure of women?"
10165	Do n''t you understand?
10165	Do you expect him to be harder to her than to us?
10165	Do you know"( as I was silent)"what that doom is?"
10165	Do you suppose I listen in the roads?"
10165	Do you suppose I think better of you, or feel the more kindly towards you, that you have not taken vengeance?
10165	Do you think I should hesitate between you?"
10165	Do you think I would not have given this or all the contents of the chest into your hands, and asked no question?"
10165	Do you think it is a lie that has made Eveena what she is?"
10165	Do you think that to- day I have doubted or suspected you, even while you have accused yourself?
10165	Do you think that women feel so differently?
10165	Does she cast no shadow because it never darkens his presence to us?
10165	Eveena?"
10165	Extinguishing the lamp, I found that the Earth''s diameter on the discometer measured 2 ° 3''52"(?).
10165	Following her pencil as she pointed to the ciphers, I said--"Is not_ asny caré_ a false concord?
10165	For the arm that smote and spared not, shall His wisdom spare to smite?
10165	Has it never seemed to you strange that, loving Eveena as I do,_ I_ do not fear to die?
10165	Has this peristyle given you your first sight of flowers beyond those in the beds of your Nursery?
10165	Have the women of your Earth hearts so much harder and skins so much softer than ours?"
10165	Have you not seen a big creature-- I should call it a bird, but a bird that can not fly, and is covered with coarse hair instead of feathers?
10165	How can I bear to be such a burden upon you?
10165	How could I ask you to promise that I may behave as ill as I please?
10165	How could any but the vilest coward return and say to a father,''You trusted your daughter to me, and she has perished by my fault or neglect''?"
10165	How could you?
10165	How did you get this?"
10165	How did you like her doctrine?
10165	I pointed to these, directing my companion''s attention and asking,"What are they?"
10165	I suppose I must not speak to her?"
10165	I told Eivé so next day-- you remember Eivé would have no part with us?
10165	I would not believe my ears if, for all that all of us could invent against her, I heard him so much as ask Eveena,''Are you speaking the truth?''"
10165	If she were not, could I complain of her?"
10165	If you are going to leave me at home in future"----"My child, can you not trust me to take you for my own pleasure?"
10165	In the Home of Peace, Clavelta, can our fears thy spirit move?
10165	Is buying a girl cheap, because she is not a beauty, one of those things?"
10165	Is it so near?"
10165	Is it too much to be bound not to appeal against me to the law, which can not yet determine whether I am a reality or a fiction?
10165	Is not a fact the complete and unanswerable refutation of its impossibility?"
10165	It is not worth while to purchase happy faces, bright smiles, and willing kisses now and then at a cost the giver can scarcely feel?"
10165	It was not unnatural that, if carried to a new world, that fearful disease should assume a new form; but how could it have been conveyed?
10165	Must even your womanhood reverse the clasps of your childhood?"
10165	Must the giant promise not to exercise the masculine prerogative of physical force safely conceded to the dwarf?
10165	Nay, dearest, what pains you so?
10165	One and all were silent, till Esmo again put the formal question:--"Has he who was our brother betrayed the brotherhood?"
10165	Or do you fancy that their smiles are more loyal and sincere when won by kindness than....""By fear?
10165	Or have I proved my arm a little too substantial?
10165	Or, if you could, could you bear to see me hated and my life made miserable?"
10165	Ought she not to be whipped?"
10165	Our visit, however, was unsatisfactory; and as we came away Colonel A---- said--"Well, I suppose this experience confirms you in your disbelief?"
10165	Presently I inquired,"If you allow no appeal to popular feeling or passion, to what was I so nearly the victim?
10165	She( Eveena?)
10165	Still puzzled?
10165	Surely you do not so misunderstand me as to think I counselled you to treat myself differently from others?
10165	The Arctic circular thermometer fell to within a few points from its minimum of--50 ° Centigrade[?].
10165	They were not at my belt, and I asked,"Have I returned them to you?"
10165	Was it that the gas had been frozen, and had sunk into the lower part of the bulb, where it would, of course, be invisible?
10165	Was it, if capable of respiration, dense enough to sustain life like mine?
10165	What are the powers of your rulers; and how, in the absence of public discussion and popular suffrage, are they practically limited?"
10165	What authority could protect the traitor from the fate he imprecated and accepted when he first knelt before the Throne?"
10165	What did you mean?
10165	What do you conceive to have been the cause of the extraordinary shock you felt and of the havoc you witnessed?
10165	What is it you would escape?"
10165	What reward could induce a child of the Light to turn back into darkness?
10165	What would your father, for instance, say to such an escapade?"
10165	What, in short, the nature of the occurrence and the origin of the manuscript you entrust to my care?"
10165	When you kept on the surface it made me so ill"---"But, Eveena, if the remedy be not worse than the sickness, why not ask for it openly?"
10165	Which of you saw her?"
10165	Who else would have treated us as you have done?
10165	Who has dared to strike at the life over which I have cast the shadow of my throne?
10165	Why am I to endanger myself to save a girl from the consequences of her folly?"
10165	Why have you yourself been jealous of one who, as you admit, has been a favourite only in a love you did not expect?"
10165	Why then?
10165	Why?
10165	Will it vex you to find how clearly your flower- bird has learned to read your will through your eyes?
10165	Will you take command, or shall we act for you?"
10165	Would you have him''tie her hands for being white''?"
10165	Would you so mortify_ me_ as to make me take from Eunané''s hand, for example, what should come from yours?"
10165	You can not give her less because you care less for them; but how can she expect more?"
10165	You made a double mistake when you left Enva on guard.... You do n''t think I tempted her to disobey?
10165	You said that there was something between Eveena and myself more than--- more than what?
10165	You will not expect me to be more chary of the lives of others than of my own?"
10165	[ GREEK: apo], from,[ GREEK: ergos], work-- as en- ergy?]
10165	and how much more have you given?"
10165	how can I bear such words?
10165	how could you put us both to all this pain?"
10165	how, if conveyed, could its incubation in some unknown vehicle have been so long?
10165	is it difficult to trust where I know there is no temptation to wrong?
10165	returned Eunané sharply,"do you know no better?
10165	she said softly,"you gave it me; do you think I have lost it in two nights?
10165	whence comes the rescue to the household of thy love?
29177	And now, what can we do?
29177	And the monsters worship this old steam hammer?
29177	And then where would I be? 29177 But how do I know when I''m small enough?"
29177	By the way, what was that in the bowl?
29177	Could Dr. Whiting actually decrease his size and become a dwarf?
29177	I do n''t see-- Did the doctor build-- create-- that planet himself?
29177	What about you, here alone?
29177	What are we going to do about the Pygmy Planet? 29177 What did she say?"
29177	What''s the matter?
29177	Why could n''t an adventure come to me?
29177	Why did n''t we do_ something_?
29177	Why did you come?
29177	You do?
29177	You see that little planet? 29177 You-- you''ve actually done that?"
29177	And having found her, would there be a chance to rescue her from her hideous captors?
29177	And of whatever had attacked them?
29177	Are you trying to tell me that that spinning ball is really a planet?"
29177	Could he find her, in the vastness of an unfamiliar world?
29177	Had Agnes called him after the attack, or before?
29177	Leave me--""Leave you?"
29177	The doctor had a gun-- but what could he do against one of those?"
29177	Then I was afraid you would be hurt--""Me, hurt?"
29177	Then he was gazing at-- a city?
29177	To begin with, what is it that might kill me, and that got the doctor?"
29177	Was this the blood of Agnes Sterling or the scientist who employed her that was now clotting on the floor?
29177	What could it mean?
29177	What danger could be haunting this quiet laboratory?
29177	What had become of Agnes and Dr. Whiting?
29177	What terrific force had crumpled up the revolver?
29177	What was it that Agnes had said, of machine- monsters, of human brains in mechanical bodies?
29205	But, Dheb Rhal, did my friends and I not often tell you of ourselves, of the place from which we came? 29205 Forbidden territory, eh?
29205	I appreciate the hospitality of Arrill, I express my thanks for the consideration of my hosts but-- if I may ask a question?
29205	Tyn- Dall?
29205	Well, Tyn- Dall, how do you enjoy the hospitality of Ahhreel?
29205	What did he say?
29205	What, in the wisdom of the Dheb Rhal, is the reason for my-- er-- detainment?
29205	Where might I find the priestess Lhyreesa?
29205	Yes?
29205	A dream then?
29205	A world, a world like your own?"
29205	Going?
29205	How are you enjoying our hospitality, I ask again?"
29205	Okay, old fellow, what now?"
29205	Where do you say?"
29205	Why did you, Dheb Rhal, select me as the emissary of Xheev?"
29205	Why do you suppose it is?"
29205	Why should he have known, and not the others?
29205	Why was he here then?
29205	Will you not wait?"
13528	Am I to take Manguino''s cowardice as the surrender of Halls and Pomperaque, to me?
13528	And Aria? 13528 And what new house may that be, may I ask?"
13528	And, Bartlett?
13528	Are n''t we merry, tonight?
13528	Are you hungry, Boyce?
13528	Are you hurt?
13528	Are you hurt?
13528	Are you hurt?
13528	Are you injured, my Lady?
13528	Are you the travellers from Besten?
13528	Are you two children drunk again?
13528	Are you two the ArchBishop''s spies?
13528	Beautiful, are they not?
13528	Besten?!
13528	Bless me, Holiness? 13528 But why did n''t you finish me off?"
13528	But why? 13528 Can I see a sketch of this land and house?"
13528	Can you believe their supposed travels?
13528	Can you hear me?
13528	Can you read?
13528	Can you walk, Grenadine? 13528 Could I be granted the privilege to study that prophesy that Jessuum gave to you?
13528	Did I displease her? 13528 Did those two peoples let you pass through their lands or did they go back on their word, also?"
13528	Did you buy it?
13528	Did you close the drapes over the wall, and shut my cabinet door?
13528	Did you hurt yourself, my friend?
13528	Djenaud Smarte, who?
13528	Do I look as bad as I feel?
13528	Do crows travel in groups, pairs or singularly?
13528	Do n''t you know about the laws of nature, son of Brook?
13528	Do the Mons tell of what kind of danger may befall us?
13528	Do these men give you trouble, Virunese?
13528	Do you believe in a prophesy that may have no merit and dispel that which your most trusted servant, and others, have seen?
13528	Do you feel better, now that you have made a threat-- so petty, as it was?
13528	Do you have a license to teach in Pomperaque?
13528	Do you really believe that if my friend were a King that we would surely travel the trade route by caravan, rather than travel by foot?
13528	Do you remember those words, Manguino?
13528	Do you think it could be the same crow from the mine?
13528	Do you think it''s him?
13528	Do you think that executing those criminals is a good idea?
13528	Does Lloyd dislike Smarte as much as Sister Rhonta admires him?
13528	Does it hurt very much?
13528	Exactly how will we get down from here? 13528 Have n''t you given any thought on how or why she came to be in this forest?"
13528	Have you ever wondered about the moon''s perfection, Lloyd?
13528	Have you noticed that this entire road, that runs to the floor of this mine, has been carved right out of the rock?
13528	Have you taught anyone, other than Lady Dearborne, about the past?
13528	Have you told the alignment to mobilize for its advance on Phoride?
13528	He has a dainty flag to decorate his royal mast, does n''t he?
13528	He will not fight either, and why should he? 13528 Hell, maybe?"
13528	How are you faring?
13528	How can a truth be hidden for a thousand years?
13528	How can we be made of service, Mister Loebh?
13528	How can you tell which is which?
13528	How did it feel to kill a relative?
13528	How did you find out?
13528	How did you see the Mons? 13528 How do I help?
13528	How do you come by purchasing that?
13528	How do you feel today?
13528	How do you mean this return of trade to take place? 13528 How do you remember us, Boyce?
13528	How do you suggest we do this, Holiness?
13528	How else could they make it''s surface so flat and even all the way down?
13528	How long did you travel and how did you come to be in our city? 13528 How much is the lands- office asking for it?"
13528	How you, Cardin''-- What do?
13528	I ca n''t understand, how such a strong land could be destroyed?
13528	I come to ask if you remember the prophesy that I gave to you, once upon a time?
13528	I do n''t know why?
13528	I do n''t understand?
13528	I guess that means silence?
13528	I never imagined you to get annoyed so easily... maybe you are afraid-- or untrusting?
13528	I suppose that we''ll have to go back now?
13528	I was thinking, Lloyd... would n''t this great hole make an interesting city-- like the Alugean library?
13528	I will ask you why you attacked my men?
13528	I wonder if we''ll use them?
13528	I wonder what it would be like, to be killed by a relative?
13528	I wonder where this leads?
13528	I wonder who she is; how she came to be here?
13528	I wonder, at times, if we will make it there, by taking this way?!
13528	I would like to know how such a dainty woman as she could break the neck of a man as physically powerful as Allen?
13528	If so, then why did he impose the embargo on us? 13528 Is it safe, I wonder?"
13528	Is it wise to do so?
13528	Is that one of those distance aids for the eyes?
13528	Is that why my father was not evil?
13528	Is that why you have twelve''novelties''of your own?
13528	Is your household faring well, my child? 13528 It seems that my father has sent to you some more men, Burman?"
13528	It''s odd, though, that this place would be mined like this?
13528	Lilith, will you push that small table over here?
13528	Lloyd?
13528	Lloyd?
13528	Look at her Lloyd, does she look frightened to you?
13528	Lord, would you oversee my wedding tomorrow?
13528	Lord?
13528	Loyalty can not be bought, but what do you offer?
13528	Maybe it''s lost?
13528	Miel, my dear friend, how are you?
13528	My friend?
13528	My wife to be, will not be, she is n''t-- is she? 13528 My, you are eager, are n''t you?"
13528	No doubt talking about raising a family-- I wager?
13528	Novelty?!
13528	Now how is it, Orren, that you had n''t seen the Mons when there was a personal threat upon me?
13528	Oh?
13528	Really? 13528 Reasonable?
13528	Remember our studies, Lloyd? 13528 Right away?"
13528	Shall we go to the entrance of the Blue Mansion''s underground passage?
13528	Shall we sit, then?
13528	Shall we start the lessons?
13528	She is Lady Dearborne Scullion, Tohm; Brook''s wife-- you do understand? 13528 She told you?
13528	Should someone stay with him, Brook?
13528	Should we try it?
13528	Sleep?
13528	Something troubles you, my Love? 13528 Tell me, Boyce Loebh... do you know what was inside the cabinet?"
13528	Tell me, Lloyd... are we Americans?
13528	Tell me, Mr. Bartlett... is that young man a good king? 13528 Thank- you for your notice and maybe with your satisfaction we may be able to join our academy with the Blaisaman?"
13528	The Almighty not understand something? 13528 Then tell me, Seer, you are prophetic-- who and where is Brook''s offspring?"
13528	There may be certain disillusions that are regarded as factual, by some people?
13528	These guns, Burman-- they use the same source of power for both elements?
13528	They are''Mas''?
13528	They were remarkable, were n''t they?
13528	This is the abbey, then?
13528	To refuse is to pronounce death upon yourself, and you do not want to die... DO YOU, my darling Mercedes?
13528	Trephor?
13528	Was it an earthquake?
13528	Was it white, originally?
13528	We depart early and we should rest-- unless you would prefer some company tonight, Lloyd?
13528	Well?
13528	What are you called?
13528	What are you doing in here?
13528	What do I make of that? 13528 What do you call this machine, my Lord?"
13528	What do you mean by that?
13528	What do you want done?
13528	What happened?
13528	What have you to say for our tomorrow, Seer? 13528 What have you to say to me, Seer?"
13528	What if the overthrow fails?
13528	What is that, my darling?
13528	What is that?
13528	What is this call, Boy?
13528	What is wrong, Brook? 13528 What is wrong, my love?
13528	What is your business here?
13528	What is your name, my child?
13528	What is your name, my friend?
13528	What is your name?
13528	What is your plan, Munsen?
13528	What kind of sight?
13528	What now, Boyce?
13528	What now, Eckma?
13528	What of his wife, Holiness? 13528 What of the Nolunge and Flinnd?"
13528	What thought, woman?
13528	What truths? 13528 What will we do, Brook?"
13528	What will you do on that day, Boyce?
13528	What''s in here?
13528	What''s this, Orren? 13528 What''s wrong?"
13528	What?!
13528	What?
13528	What?
13528	Where are you two lovely men going?
13528	Where can I go, or what''s more, when and how?
13528	Where can my friend and I get lodging and a bath?
13528	Where is my book?
13528	Where will you keep these things?
13528	Where''d he go?
13528	Which, my dearest-- the young king or his faithful teacher?
13528	White?
13528	Who are you to know of such books?
13528	Who is there?
13528	Who put it there?
13528	Who''ll go first?
13528	Why are you here, if Besten is so free?
13528	Why did I agree on taking this route, anyway?
13528	Why did n''t she bring him, or at least tell you about his existence?
13528	Why did n''t we, then?
13528	Why did you do that, your Grace?
13528	Why did you have to carry the rope?
13528	Why do n''t we just shoot the birds? 13528 Why do n''t we send them goods every day?
13528	Why do n''t you drink your wine, my Lady? 13528 Why do we need that?
13528	Why do you leave?
13528	Why do you say that?
13528	Why do you want to go first?
13528	Why has n''t he tried to destroy your computer?
13528	Why have n''t you left yet?
13528	Why is n''t that wall white?
13528	Why is that curtain pulled away?
13528	Why, my Lord, would such an atrocity be done to so young a girl? 13528 Why?"
13528	Why?
13528	Will I see you later?
13528	Will he be alight?
13528	Will there be anything else, Holiness?
13528	Will you die as easily by my hand, as did your father?
13528	Will you eat with me?
13528	Will you tell my father?
13528	Would there be any way for us to appeal to Urre, to honour the passage agreement?
13528	Would you have ever believed that I''d be back here?
13528	Would you like to know my thoughts?
13528	Would you mind it very much if you were to live in my city?
13528	Would you trade or pay money, for that?
13528	Yes, Lloyd, but do n''t you see? 13528 Yes, but what should I care?"
13528	You are Boyce Loebh?
13528	You are Lilith?
13528	You are coming, are you not?
13528	You do n''t believe that story that she gave us, do you?
13528	You do n''t want to fight him?
13528	You have a strong friend in... Lloyd, is it?
13528	You know of our ways, then?
13528	You play music?
13528	You told me the other night that you loved me? 13528 You were going to show me some things that you have about the ancient land?"
13528	You will call me if I am needed?
13528	You will find food and baths, and if you wish, women can be sent to you at the completion of their shift?
13528	You will stay here, wo n''t you?
13528	You will try to unite the lands in the north, with Besten?
13528	You''re calm enough to eat?
13528	You''ve found her?
13528	Young king?
13528	'', he wondered?
13528	'', the outsider answers with something and the insider asks again, the outsider''s name and''who?''
13528	''How?
13528	''What to do?
13528	-- Have you ever heard the story about the wandering Vicar?"
13528	-- Is this not so ArchBishop?"
13528	-- Why?"
13528	... what do you think?"
13528	..."Why do n''t we just dispose of our Lord Scullion?
13528	Are the two men from Besten, Boyce Loebh and that Lloyd friend of his, part of that prophesy?"
13528	Boyce gave him an odd look as if asking him,''why?''.
13528	By the week, month or year?"
13528	Ca n''t you see that?
13528	Can you imagine?"
13528	Certainly they would like to see the Almighty thrown down from his authority?"
13528	Climbing this escarpment is much the same as striving for a goal in life-- you do understand what I am trying to say?"
13528	Did n''t I?
13528	Did she not love me any more?
13528	Do n''t you like the drink?"
13528	Do n''t you want this?"
13528	Do you know where she is?"
13528	Do you like that?"
13528	Do you really believe that this man, who has ruled for nearly thirty years would cower at a charge of blasphemy?"
13528	Do you remember what happened?"
13528	Do you understand?"
13528	Empal, the vendor, said that you may be able to have us?"
13528	Have you looked in the parlour and checked the water- closet?"
13528	He had never given consideration to such a union, but he thought, maybe it is time?
13528	How can this be?"
13528	How can two men pose us a threat?"
13528	How could my fore- fathers trust you?"
13528	How did these men know what was within?
13528	How did they know what was in every room, within this house?"
13528	How has she survived here?"
13528	How is it that your father did n''t tell us?"
13528	I can not understand!?"
13528	I must go from this place-- so would you please consent to take it out and speak with me?"
13528	I wonder if you have seen my Mercedes?"
13528	If it pleases you?"
13528	Is all nothing?"
13528	It''s not your usual day?"
13528	Made an example of; should I not, my dearest brother?"
13528	Maybe that is what was necessary, for him, to have proper children?
13528	Now, tell me... how many strangers came into Pomperaque-- or to Phoride, for that matter-- on the same day as these two Bestenese came?"
13528	Now, what shall you be called?"
13528	Palatka must have peace with you, Boyce Loebh; yet, I do n''t exactly understand why?"
13528	Perhaps that is why he asked you to teach me?"
13528	Shall I keep you as my friend?"
13528	She has taken her own life, but why?"
13528	Single, coupled, regimented?"
13528	So, you suppose that he''ll come tonight?"
13528	Surely he''d know that would only infuriate us; and if we did have something to hurt his power with, do you suppose that we''d hesitate to use it?"
13528	The mid- morning was always the busiest time of the day in Pomperaque, and should it have been anything else?
13528	The one inside asks,''who is there?
13528	Treating them like our masters and that, you say, is reasonable?"
13528	What are you doing in these woods?"
13528	What had she done?
13528	What if they accepted it?
13528	What of her chastity for these past years?
13528	What should we eat?"
13528	What sin had she committed?
13528	What was there to be gained by such barbarity?"
13528	What''s to become of it all?"
13528	Where did you stay as a child?
13528	Why bless me?
13528	Why do you think that he has n''t told the Phoridenes about the ancient people?
13528	Why?"
13528	Will we have to climb?"
13528	Will you spare him for me?"
13528	Words that we do n''t understand?"
13528	Would n''t a real god be immune to bodily injury?
13528	Would n''t it be some life to sail between those worlds?"
13528	Would you like that?"
13528	You do understand?"
13528	You remember the other rebellions against you, you Holiness?
13528	brother?"
13528	said Brook, as he turned to Lloyd and Dearborne, then further,"Is that not so?"
29308	A hundred?
29308	And later?
29308	Are the books important enough to risk your life?
29308	Could he make it back before others cut him off?
29308	Had he been seen?
29308	How many of them around him?
29308	How much longer can my luck hold?
29308	Two hundred?
29308	What had gone wrong along the way?
29308	What of the other floors?
29308	What will life be like in that latter- day jungle?
29308	Who will survive?
29308	_ What will happen when the alien ships strike Earth?
29170	Anybody out there?
29170	Chasin''armadillos again, eh?
29170	I''m a tumbler, ya know? 29170 Marie Hauptman?
29170	My ma was half Cherokee, see? 29170 Nothing, eh, Hooky?"
29170	Pronto? 29170 Quiet li''l pigeon, aren''tcha?"
29170	Say, you got ta son? 29170 Somebody supposed to meet you?"
29170	Week late, ya know? 29170 What the hell''s the matter with you, fella?"
29170	Which way are you going?
29170	Will you just sit still and be quiet then, eh?
29170	You ai n''t her husband by any chance?
29170	You crossing?
29170	You soused? 29170 _ Huk!_--who, me?"
29170	A tumbler had no business with a family, but what was a man going to do?
29170	Ai n''t safe, I say-- eh, Martha?"
29170	And now..."_ Why?_"he groaned, striking his forehead against his forearms.
29170	And when a man came down from a year''s hitch, what was he going to do?
29170	And who could blame a man for acting strangely?
29170	But what can a man in the full vigor of youth do-- if his heart cries out for a home?
29170	Do you live around here?"
29170	How was he going to tell her about the money?
29170	I''m not used to gravity, ya know?
29170	It means-- God, what does it mean?
29170	Know what that means?
29170	Live in a lonely shack and read books for kicks?
29170	Okay?"
29170	Say, who are you, anyway?
29170	What the hell was a tumbler doing with a woman and a son?
29170	What were they going to say?
29170	You know Marie?"
29170	You know about li''l Hogey?"
29170	You know where?
29170	You know?
29170	You know?"
29170	You wanta Indian wrestle?"
29170	You wanta hear a war whoop?
29190	An''why should I commence my tour o''dooty befair the time?
29190	But, damn it, what was that crash?
29190	Do n''t you see it? 29190 For the last time, Earthman, will you talk?"
29190	How''s it below, in the mine?
29190	Is n''t there anything we can do? 29190 Is this ain o''your jests, James Holcomb?
29190	Looking for trouble?
29190	Warn''em? 29190 What do you want from me?"
29190	What in th''name o''Jupiter''s nine moons stopped th''leak?
29190	What is it, mon, what is it?
29190	What''s the game?
29190	Why did na ye call me, so that ain o''us micht eenvestigate?
29190	Why should he? 29190 Yeah?
29190	'': Now what in blazes does that mean?
29190	And then--""Safe is it?"
29190	As Darl and Jim dashed for the stairs Mac ran after them, crying out,"What did he say, mon?"
29190	Ca n''t he wait till I get him down with th''spare plane?"
29190	From where, and how, had he come to Mercury?
29190	Get anything more on the space- radio?"
29190	Hey, what''re you up to?"
29190	Hey, where''s Darl?"
29190	How came this living form, clad in gleaming silver, out there in that blast- furnace heat?
29190	No accident, I hope?"
29190	Now someone was shouting,"Darl, Darl, are you alive?"
29190	What for?
29190	Whatever he was, why was the stranger trying to destroy the Dome?
29190	Where the devil are you going?"
29190	Who was his captor?
29190	Will you give me the recognition signal?
29190	Will you give me the recognition signal?"
29242	Are they really?
29242	Are you going to sell?
29242	Can I show you something in a new TV?
29242	Have a cigar?
29242	Out of order, eh?
29242	What are you doing?
29242	What are you up to anyway?
29242	Where are they?
29242	Could it be possible that when he had stopped at the roadside stand he had blundered, in some inexplicable way, into another dimension?
29242	Had atomic transmigration attempted to draw the shells back into the Time sphere to which they really belonged?
29242	He said in a deep booming voice,"Are you Mr. Martin Sutter?"
29242	Incidentally, is n''t Tanganyika a colony governed by the Federal Union Congress?"
29242	Or was it so funny for Martin Sutter?
29242	Sutter said,"What are you doing in my drawer?"
29242	Was it fancy or did Sutter see in those grey eyes a gleam of mingled avarice and satisfaction?
29242	What can I do for you?"
29242	Where did you come from?"
29242	Whoever heard of selling television sets on a country highway?
29242	Why else had he made no comment about the alien shells they both had seen on the television set, if he did know something of the value of shells?
29242	Will you tune him in?"
29027	And abroad?
29027	And who can say a comet is not a disintegrated planet? 29027 And you will go?"
29027	But do you think this thing will work on a big scale?
29027	But have you found any way to combat the ones that have already hatched?
29027	But how are you going to get the thing out there?
29027	But how are you going to speed up the reaction?
29027	But what has happened to the by- product of the reaction?
29027	Do you think they can be destroyed?
29027	Getting any reports on the ray?
29027	How are you up there?
29027	How come?
29027	Is my life any more precious than yours, or that of some volunteer Army pilot?
29027	It could n''t possibly be that powerful, could it?
29027	Maybe they_ are_ seeds?
29027	Maybe you know what, huh?
29027	Now then, getting back to cases-- what are these damn things, anyway? 29027 Summing it all up, what do you make of those nightmares?"
29027	Tell me, Carter-- what''s happening? 29027 To- night?"
29027	Well, what do you make of it?
29027	What are they made of, anyway?
29027	What brings you here at such an hour, Jimmy Carter?
29027	What then have I come for?
29027	What''s the dope elsewhere? 29027 Why not?"
29027	You do n''t mean to say you''ve done that?
29027	You do n''t really think they''re seeds, do you?
29027	You have?
29027	You want me to buzz out and interview those birds?
29027	***** But where was it?
29027	And what was their game out there in the desert, anyway?
29027	But what was the good of it?
29027	But what, after all, do we know of the types of life to be found on other planets?"
29027	But why tell me all this now?
29027	Could he make it?
29027	Did you see any?"
29027	Do n''t you see I could n''t stay behind?
29027	Do you see that?"
29027	For what hope was there that any mere man could figure out a weapon that would be effective against such a deadly, such a superhuman foe?
29027	Had something about that daring heat killed their motors, too, as it had his?
29027	Had the strain of the past few weeks unbalanced the professor''s mind?
29027	Had they plunged like fluttering, sizzling moths into that inferno of orange flame?
29027	If you had n''t been able to get your motor started--""Why think of unpleasant things?"
29027	In any event, who can say no life can survive intense heat?
29027	Meanwhile, where were those fiery moths that had sprung so devastatingly from their strange cocoons?
29027	More like seeds germinating than meteorites cooling, would n''t you say?"
29027	The same?"
29027	Were they building their city from the sand of the desert, these hellish glaciers?
29027	What do you think the things are, Professor?"
29027	What is on your mind?"
29027	What''s he make of it?"
29027	When do we start?"
29027	Would they grow them again, or were they on the ground for good?
29027	Would you like to see them?"
29027	You''ve seen the latest television reports, I suppose?"
29027	You''ve-- found something?"
29290	But are n''t you afraid that your other patients will find out?
29290	But what happens when there are no plumbers left?
29290	How is the patient this evening?
29290	How old are they?
29290	My wife?
29290	Have I done the right thing?_ He remembered the tiny hands in his own, the blind eyes.
29290	He remembered the newspaper story that began:"They lynched twelve men, twelve ex- men, in New Mexico last night..."_ Have I been wrong?
29290	Rush?
29290	Rush?"
29290	The road?
29290	There had been a man-- what was his name?
29290	What do you wear in your office, doctor?
29290	What else might they then discover?
29290	What will the world be like in the days-- perhaps not too distant-- when we have tested and tested the bombs to the finite degree?
29290	Where can two children, deaf and dumb and blind go in the middle of the night?
29290	_ Where are we going?
27393	Again?
27393	And suppose there were a few, ah, crossed wires in the manipulation of the corporation''s business?
27393	And then,he said flatly,"suppose I kicked you out in the morning?"
27393	And why should that rate the most difficult decoration to achieve that we''ve ever instituted?
27393	And you say Max Rostoff is dead?
27393	Did Scotty give you a thousand- unit note?
27393	Glad to be out of them, sir?
27393	Having a good time, sir?
27393	How come? 27393 How would you?"
27393	Is that supposed to interest us? 27393 Lieutenant, how would you like to capture a Kraden light cruiser?
27393	Look, how about some more credit, Harry? 27393 Look, suppose I asked you to come back to my apartment with me tonight?"
27393	Oh, you did, eh?
27393	Since?
27393	Sir, do you realize that not even a beggar will take currency from me?
27393	So what does the boss want with me?
27393	So what? 27393 So?"
27393	Trying to bribe me with money, Demming? 27393 What do you mean, I''m the only one vulnerable?
27393	What do you think you''re pulling? 27393 What in the hell are you talking about?"
27393	What''d''ya mean?
27393	What''ve I been telling you for the past two hours?
27393	Who the hell is the boss?
27393	Why are we doing what we''re doing?
27393	Why are you twisting yourself, your inner- self, so hard, Don? 27393 Why not, if you-- or we-- can do it honestly?"
27393	Why?
27393	Yes?
27393	You mean you do n''t remember all the things you''ve been telling me the past two hours?
27393	***** An hour or so later a voice said,"You Sub- lieutenant Donal Mathers?"
27393	And what happens?"
27393	Are you sure you do n''t need a psych, Lieutenant?"
27393	As soon as the door closed behind her, Max Rostoff turned and snarled,"Where have you been, you rummy?"
27393	But why''d you change your mind about me, then?
27393	But why, and why me, and what''s your percentage?"
27393	But you know what you are to us?"
27393	But,"here the Commodore cleared his throat,"four times out of six?
27393	Ca n''t you see the potentialities in spending the rest of your life with the Galactic Medal of Honor in your pocket?"
27393	Dammit, do n''t you realize we''ve got to get going?
27393	Dian said gently,"Do you really think you need any more, Don?"
27393	Did we get married?"
27393	Did you ever hear of Jim Fisk and his attempt to corner gold in 1869, the so- called Black Friday affair?
27393	Do you know how much fuel that consumes, Captain?"
27393	Don Mathers said slowly,"Well, if we''re not married, let me decide when I want another bottle of the grape, eh?"
27393	Don said coldly,"You prying into security subjects, Harry?"
27393	From a magazine article?
27393	From a newscast?
27393	Harry said,"You hear the news this morning?"
27393	He added pleasantly,"Where in the world have you been?"
27393	He grinned thinly,"Wanta try?"
27393	He growled at the Lieutenant,"Well, how go the One Man Scouts?"
27393	He growled heavily,"You do n''t think you''re getting the short end of the stick, do you?"
27393	He said,"A One Man Scout against a Miro class cruiser?
27393	He said,"Do one of you boys have some coins to feed into this slot?
27393	He said,"The boss has been looking for you, Mr. Mathers, but right now you ai n''t got no appointment, have you?
27393	He said,"You really go for this hero stuff, do n''t you?"
27393	How come the switch of heart?"
27393	How come you''re back so soon?"
27393	How difficult would it be for him to dispose of the stock?"
27393	How would you like to hold the Galactic Medal of Honor, Lieutenant?"
27393	In half an hour he was seated in the office where he''d received his decoration only-- how long ago was it, really less than a year?
27393	Just between the three of us, would n''t you like out?
27393	Look, Harry, mind if I use the phone?"
27393	Max Rostoff said, low and dangerously,"No?
27393	Or maybe some soup or a sandwich?"
27393	Rostoff said,"You have identification?"
27393	See that I get back to my hotel, will you?
27393	Tell me, how does it feel to hold the system''s highest award?"
27393	That a maze of ridiculously binding ordinances have been laid on business down through the centuries?"
27393	That my fellow men-- whom I''ve done such a good job of betraying-- have honored me to a point where money is meaningless?"
27393	The Commodore said,"He did n''t get in any return fire at all?"
27393	The Lieutenant said,"Want to try some more of this coffee now, sir?
27393	The President said,"And what about you, Donal Mathers?"
27393	Then would you help me to get back to my hotel?"
27393	Two-- you''re only twenty feet or so away, but you know what?
27393	What brains?
27393	What did that chairborne brass hat know about space cafard?
27393	What did the Commodore know about it?
27393	What money?
27393	What sector do you patrol, Lieutenant?"
27393	What time is it?
27393	What''ll it be?"
27393	What''ll you have to drink?
27393	What''re your exact coordinates?"
27393	What''s the date?"
27393	When the State controls industry you only put the whole mess off one step, the question then becomes, who controls the State?
27393	When your reinforcements arrive, Lieutenant, you will have conquered the Kraden, single- handed, against odds of-- what would you say, fifty to one?"
27393	While we''re waiting, what''s the chances of getting your autograph, sir?
27393	Who was the flyer, way back in history, the one who first flew the Atlantic in a propeller- driven aircraft?
27393	Who''d listen to you if you sounded off?
27393	Why ca n''t I?"
27393	Why do n''t you realize, that I''m the only man in existence who has no need for money, who ca n''t spend money?
27393	Why keep torturing yourself?
27393	Why should n''t it be us?"
27393	Why, sir, do you realize that I have n''t been able to spend one unit of money since?"
27393	Why?
27393	You know how many times that medal''s been awarded, Lootenant?"
27393	on?"
29272	And precisely what happens when we reach their ship?
29272	Are you hurt?
29272	But where?
29272	Come?
29272	How do we get there? 29272 The colony your father started?"
29272	The enemy ship?
29272	We ca n''t just sit here until breathing becomes a torment--"What_ can_ we do? 29272 What are we going to do?"
29272	What should we do?
29272	What''s that?
29272	Who knows? 29272 Why did one prevent the other from killing us?"
29272	Why should one enemy prevent another from killing us?
29272	You mean that the Agronians will actually board our ship?
29272	_ Outside?_"We can use the magnetic shoes on our spacesuits to walk on the ship''s hull. 29272 But if a way could be found--"Venus?
29272	Could he hold out that long?
29272	The earphones in his helmet blared with a familiar voice,"Are you all right?"
29272	Was Earth''s atmosphere poisonous to the Agronians?
29272	What would happen if they were to die?
29272	Why?
28767	A show? 28767 And then what?"
28767	Before I question you, do you have anything to report on surface conditions?
28767	But do n''t you want to know what''s going on? 28767 But how can they send you to the surface?"
28767	But how did you manage it?
28767	But what does it mean?
28767	But why?
28767	But why?
28767	Did you hear?
28767	Do n''t you understand? 28767 Do you know what we saw today?
28767	Do you think this time will come?
28767	Error?
28767	First stage?
28767	How did you manage to seal the Tube so quickly?
28767	In what way? 28767 Is it night or day right now?"
28767	It''s American, is n''t it? 28767 Shall we blast them?"
28767	Stop us? 28767 Taylor?"
28767	The second time?
28767	What about the attack?
28767	What about this new attack? 28767 What are we going to tell the leadys?"
28767	What do you mean?
28767	What do you say? 28767 What is it?
28767	What is it?
28767	What''ll we do?
28767	What''s the nature of the problem?
28767	What? 28767 Why?"
28767	Would you care to turn over your suits and guns?
28767	Would you join us in our village? 28767 Your village?"
28767	*****"What was it?"
28767	Are n''t you?"
28767	As a concession to our sentimentality, would you please show us some place where we can observe the Sun as it comes up?
28767	Can that be arranged?"
28767	Do we have to?
28767	Had n''t they seen it in the films a thousand times?
28767	How about it?"
28767	How about the workers toiling in the factories, day and night, endlessly?
28767	How can you expect to do it?"
28767	How can you say a thing like that?"
28767	How much more?
28767	If a few of us were to come up in lead- lined suits, would we be able to survive long enough to observe conditions and watch things?"
28767	Is it all right?
28767	Is it possible that there might be a large enough radiation- free area for a human party to ascend to the surface?
28767	Is the project off?"
28767	It''s good for the children to see what their contributions are going for, do n''t you think?"
28767	It''s not radioactive, is it?"
28767	Okay?"
28767	There''s no chance it could wait?"
28767	They broke through?"
28767	They''ve wrecked the surface, have n''t they?
28767	Was n''t he one of the planners?
28767	Were they all like that?
28767	What does it matter?"
28767	What''ll we do?"
28767	When the Soviets broke through, we were able to accomplish their sealing without--""The Soviets?
28767	Who would it be?
28767	Why did she have to fret all the time?
28767	Why do n''t they try to stop us?
28767	Why had they chosen him?
28767	Why?
28767	Will you give the order to the Council?"
28767	Will you join each other in making a new home?"
28767	Would they?"
28767	Yet we have n''t seen it for ourselves, not after the first months...""What are you talking about?"
28767	_ Have n''t they?_"Taylor stood up.
28486	And if the master sees your pile now?
28486	And what kind of a character is this Barra?
28486	And you could n''t find a trace of him?
28486	Aw, who cares about that? 28486 Besides, this guy''s harmless, remember?
28486	For the sun looks down and shall he find us asleep?
28486	Have many of those around here?
28486	I suppose they''ll take care of me, but what of it? 28486 Look, forget about it, will you?
28486	Master Protector?
28486	Now, what about this null?
28486	Now, what goes on?
28486	Oh?
28486	Psionic weakling, you mean? 28486 So?
28486	This,he asked himself,"is his baggage?"
28486	Those vermin?
28486	Want to buy in, maybe?
28486	Well, of course you know about the time the pseudomen from the Fifth managed to sneak in and lay a mess of their destructors on Carnol?
28486	What about that herd drifting toward the north river?
28486	Why do n''t you face it? 28486 You have personal baggage?"
28486	You have quite a lot of fresh- water fish in there?
28486	You mean the carnivores?
28486	You''re making up a train now, are n''t you? 28486 *****Why are all your people idling away their time?
28486	A distant projection?
28486	And how about that Master Protector?
28486	And what could be done about this guy?
28486	And what could such men do that a solid, responsible man like himself could n''t do better?
28486	And what would one want of the pseudomen other than obedience?
28486	And when this barely tolerated being had managed somehow to gain power and get amplifying devices?
28486	And why did they waste more time and effort by sending them around?
28486	Anyone see him come out?"
28486	But did you ever try to get a long- neck going without psionic control?"
28486	But how does he manage to be a master Protector of an Estate?"
28486	But how had any leak occurred?
28486	But how would someone get word out?
28486	But if not, where were his drivers?
28486	But what was next?
28486	But what would you do if you ran into twenty tons or so of pure murder, and you with no more psionic power than some pseudoman?"
28486	But why?
28486	Did this fool actually think he could evade and lie his way out of the trouble his obvious failure to supervise had brought?
28486	Got it?"
28486	Had Dar Girdek somehow managed to persuade a halfman to act as his lead driver?
28486	Had he somehow managed to retain full consciousness of ego, even after being reduced by a distorter beam?
28486	Had his brother actually ever left this place?
28486	Had his father and brother tolerated such things as this, or was this something new, stemming from the man''s age?
28486	How had the cargo he carried been disposed of?
28486	I''ve been a ship''s non- psi agent, remember?
28486	Is there anything else for the master to find wrong?"
28486	Jaws as longs as a man, you said?"
28486	Long''s we do n''t get twisted around, what''s the difference?"
28486	Now, do you want to go out and work with''em, or do I keep winding up on this thing and then have''em load you up with the rest of the spare gear?"
28486	Or was he attempting some sort of defiance?
28486	Remember how that happened?
28486	Remember the other evening?"
28486	See what I mean?"
28486	So what would he want to rob a freight caravan for?"
28486	Suppose you do get into a swirl?
28486	That right?"
28486	The details?
28486	The slaves?
28486	This lacklander clown actually dared to try to establish domination over a member of the ruling class?
28486	Tomorrow?
28486	Was he, Kio Barra, suspect?
28486	Was there a release into some other state of being?
28486	Was this an investigator from the Council?
28486	We''ll be at it soon enough, but what''s the hurry?"
28486	What had happened to his train of draft brutes?
28486	What was this?
28486	What were those fellows''names?
28486	What would be the next step in Barra''s plans?
28486	What would he think of our caravan?"
28486	What, he wondered, had happened to the herdsmen-- and to the guards who should be overseeing the day''s work?
28486	Where are your herdsmen and guards?"
28486	Where were your people?"
28486	Where''s Dar Girdek?"
28486	Why worry about what one of them witchmen thinks about another?
28486	Why, he wondered, did some projection maker waste good time and effort by making up things like that?
28486	Would one perhaps wish to discuss matters of abstract interest with these beast men?
28486	You dare to call your master a liar?"
2934	Again, what simpler, or more absolutely practical, than the attempt to keep the axle of a wheel from heating when the wheel turns round very fast?
2934	And how has it fared with"Physick"and Anatomy?
2934	But the plague?
2934	But what has grown out of this search for natural knowledge of so merely useful a character?
2934	Let us take these points separately; and, first, what great ideas has natural knowledge introduced into men''s minds?
2934	Surely there is nothing in these explanations which is not fully borne out by the facts?
2934	Surely, the principles involved in them are now admitted among the fixed beliefs of all thinking men?
2934	What more harmless than the attempt to lift and distribute water by pumping it; what more absolutely and grossly utilitarian?
2934	[ Footnote 2: Need it be said that this is Tennyson''s English for Homer''s Greek?]
29069	Are you familiar with the work done by Bancroft and Richter at Cornell University last November and December?
29069	Are you sure your mask is n''t leaking, Carnes? 29069 At the Michaelville range, sir?
29069	Davis, have I got a cold or do you smell garlic?
29069	Did you arrange about the horses, Davis?
29069	Did you locate Miss Andrews?
29069	Had n''t we better turn back while we can?
29069	Have you performed any autopsies?
29069	Have you the authority?
29069	Hello, what the dickens is this?
29069	How long have I been here?
29069	How long have I been here?
29069	How long have I been here?
29069	How much deep therapy X- ray apparatus have you got up there?... 29069 In view of her past associations, is it safe to trust her?"
29069	Is Saranoff back on this side of the Atlantic?
29069	Out of his head again?
29069	Surely that is Feodrovna Androvitch, Doctor?
29069	The forms of oxygen? 29069 The plague?"
29069	Thelma?
29069	Those protectors make your enveloping head- mask look rather clumsy, do n''t they, Doctor?
29069	What kind of a jigger do they run on that track?
29069	What luck, Carnesy?
29069	What was in the box?
29069	What''s the matter, old man?
29069	What''s the matter?
29069	What''s the matter?
29069	What, in heaven''s name, is it?
29069	When did it appear?
29069	Where am I?
29069	Who is this?
29069	You expect another attack to- night, Doctor?
29069	You remember that mysterious plague in Belgium last December, do you not?
29069	Your men?
29069	Are there any more?"
29069	Are you familiar with the various forms of oxygen?"
29069	Carnes, has n''t Miss Andrews showed up yet?"
29069	Carnes, have those horses been brought up yet?"
29069	Did you think you could bribe me with your gifts to tolerate your vileness?
29069	Do you know who betrayed you?
29069	Do you understand?...
29069	Have you ever seen anything like this in a lung, Murdock?"
29069	Have you had your supper?"
29069	How many men are down there?"
29069	Now can you tell me just what happened last night?"
29069	There were four besides yourself, were n''t there?"
29069	What are you going to do?"
29069	What in thunder can it be?
29069	Will you arrange to have everyone removed from the swamp area before that time?
29069	Will you have them guided to your laboratory and given what aid they need in setting their stuff up?"
29069	You believe, then, that it is a simple case of gassing?"
29069	You have the place well guarded, have you not?"
29283	Hungry, boy?
29283	And what had become of victor and vanquished?
29283	Another man, or some thing?
29283	Besides, how did he know that a whirring meteor was n''t going to flash him out before he got back?
29283	But how came a rocket- flier here, in the perilous swarms of the meteor belt?
29283	But how could he, with so slender a reward for his efforts?
29283	But what had he fought?
29283	But what is one to think?"
29283	Could he board her, and take her to Mars?
29283	Could the vessel have been deserted for some reason?
29283	Fear flashed over his mind; what if the wire broke, and left him floating helpless in space?
29283	Had a man fought here and been killed?
29283	Had her body been put in the chest to protect it, and the poison arrested decomposition?
29283	Had it blundered unawares into the belt of swarms-- been struck before the danger was realized?
29283	Had she chosen easy death by some poison, rather than that other dreadful fate?
29283	How could he outfit himself again, if he returned with no more metal than this?
29283	How had her body come to be in the coffer, he wondered, when all the others were-- gone?
29283	Was it a derelict, with all dead upon it?
29283	Was the ship haunted by some dread entity?
29283	Was the ship haunted by some weird death, that had seized the crew man by man, mysteriously?
29283	What had become of the bodies of those who must have died in these conflicts?
29283	What had voiced it?
29283	What price a friendly boxing match with Mason, or an evening at the teleview theater?
29283	What, then, was the matter?
29283	Why could n''t fortune smile on him?
29046	And you came to make the people give their blood to the Heads?
29046	But I''ve questioned them at the restaurant and they say--"Good Lord!--is there only one restaurant in Manhattan?
29046	But how?
29046	But surely you know where we are going?
29046	Can you stand up?
29046	Dead?
29046	Down?
29046	God knows I am tempted to take her,said Miles;"but would it be right?
29046	Hey, feller, who do you think you''re shovin''?
29046	In the face of such knowledge what were immortality and power? 29046 Is it possible you are in ignorance of what those means are?
29046	Is it true that you are men from another world?
29046	Is that you, Kid?
29046	Not at the bottom? 29046 Not in our world?"
29046	Shall we?
29046	Spiro?
29046	Thank you, sir,said Ward;"but now that we are well on our way to our destination, could you not tell us more about it?
29046	Then, if I were to set you free, you would go back to your own world and not fight my people any more?
29046	Well, Ward, what is it?
29046	What do you mean?
29046	What place is this?
29046	Where is Solino?
29046	Where''s Solino?
29046	Who is the old fellow?
29046	Would it have made any difference if we had known?
29046	You ai n''t hurt?
29046	You have been a soldier of fortune?
29046	You mean,faltered Miles,"that save for your head you are all-- machine?"
29046	After a long silence Ward said,"How were we to know that the heads lived on the blood of the people?"
29046	And have you thought that after helping us to escape she may not be safe among her own people?"
29046	Are you not leading a revolt of the workers which would deny them the means of sustaining life?
29046	Are you not seeking to perpetrate-- murder?"
29046	At first I could not understand, for I was in love with Ah- eeda-- and can a machine mate?
29046	But Mr.--Miles did you say?--understands he is embarking on a dangerous adventure with grave chances of losing his life?"
29046	Can this be it?"
29046	Could they compensate for one hour of life and love as humanity lived it?
29046	Do you understand?"
29046	Have you not turned on the Heads, your benefactors, now your brothers, who raised you to their height?
29046	He paused again, and Ward broke out hotly,"It is true that we came here to fight for gold, but who are you to speak of vileness?
29046	How about you?"
29046	How would he get food?"
29046	I suppose the old boy will tell us more in good time, and until then we''re sitting pretty, with good eats to be had; so why worry?"
29046	Look-- what is that?"
29046	Miles asked anxiously,"How many guards are there at the door?"
29046	The same thought was in both minds: Were they doomed to die in this strange world, fated never to see Earth again?
29046	Then where?"
29046	Twice before we had done this with citizens of Apex, and how were we to know that Spiro would resent it?
29046	What do you say?"
29046	What does she know of Earth?"
29046	What''s the lay, old man, and is there any chance to connect?"
29046	What''s to prevent him from phoning to have his meals brought in?"
29046	Where is that country?"
29046	he thought,"what has happened?"
29046	what of us?
26292	A simple businessman who flies his own cruiser four weeks out from the Hub into I- Fleet territory?
26292	And if they''re lucky and follow us straight in to the planet?
26292	And the crew of the second ship?
26292	And where is that one now?
26292	Anyway,she said briskly,"you''re loaded with kwil now, I hope?"
26292	Anywhere they can be locked up safely?
26292	Are n''t you sort of likely to be dead before the agency can do anything about the situation?
26292	Are you wondering why I edged us through that thing instead of going around it?
26292	By whom?
26292	Certain of that?
26292	Changes what?
26292	Dasinger, please, do n''t you have something that will put me back to sleep till I''m past the hangover too?
26292	Do you have those things aboard?
26292	Do you think Dr. Egavine has considered the kwil angle?
26292	Dr. Egavine finished off old Farous, did n''t he?
26292	Going to take your shot of kwil before we land?
26292	Handing''s Scout is the other wreck down there?
26292	Have a quarrel with him?
26292	How about it, doctor? 26292 How are the mutineers doing?"
26292	How does the generator kill?
26292	How far is she behind us?
26292	How is it going, Dasinger?
26292	Hypno spray?
26292	I''ve been wondering, you know... how can you be sure Dr. Egavine told you the truth about what he got from Leed Farous?
26292	In Hub space? 26292 In what manner?"
26292	In what way?
26292	Insurance?
26292	Is Hovig''s generator still on the Antares?
26292	Is he a criminal?
26292	It is a man?
26292	Just above the elbow...."What for?
26292	Know how to use a gun?
26292	May I ask who you are?
26292	Might have?
26292	Mind bringing that and the little crane from the storeroom up here?
26292	Mind rolling up your sleeve a moment?
26292	Mind telling me what you''re after?
26292	Not so good, is it?
26292	Now our wrist communicators, you say, have a five- mile range?
26292	Oh? 26292 On your person?"
26292	Shall I put the ship down next to this one?
26292	Should we...?
26292	So that lifeboat should still be in good condition?
26292	So what do you want to do now? 26292 Something about the scout?"
26292	Still all right?
26292	Still pretty feeble, I suppose?
26292	The Fleet lost a unit called Handing''s Scout about four years ago, did n''t it?
26292	The agency collects on the salvage?
26292	The idea being to have us lead them to what we''re after, and then take it away from us?
26292	Thing?
26292	Think you can talk the Kyth people into_ that_, Dasinger?
26292	Watch...?
26292	Well, are you going to make a try for the planet?
26292	What about Taunus and Calat?
26292	What about the guns in Graylock''s hut?
26292	What about the way he got the information from Farous?
26292	What about yourself?
26292	What did you find?
26292	What do you mean?
26292	What do you think of..."Mind watching this for a moment, doctor?
26292	What effect does it have on you?
26292	What in heaven''s name were you doing with those two men?
26292	What''s the idea of tying me down to this thing?
26292	What''s the matter?
26292	What''s the matter?
26292	Why are you telling me?
26292	Why march? 26292 Why was Taunus pounding around on you when I came forward?"
26292	Why would your partner want to hypnotize you?
26292	Why,she began incredulously,"he_ did_...""Gave you the spray treatment, eh?"
26292	Why?
26292	With Taunus holding me, I suppose?
26292	Would the lifeboat still be intact?
26292	Yes, Dasinger?
26292	Yes?
26292	You''ve explained the situation to everybody?
26292	You_ are_ playing this legally?
26292	Your agency gets the whole salvage fee now, eh?
26292	_ Do n''t worry about_... are you crazy?
26292	***** Duomart Mines was silent a moment, then asked,"Why did you two come out to the Willata Fleet station and hire one of our ships?
26292	*****"Dasinger,"Dr. Egavine observed a few minutes later,"I have been thinking....""Yes?"
26292	*****"What made that animal attack me anyway?"
26292	*****"What was your partner looking so sour about?"
26292	A minute or two later, he called out,"Hold it there, doctor?"
26292	A quarter shot....""Why did you wait so long?"
26292	And had something moved in the lock?
26292	And what else could have harmed it?"
26292	Are any of the other men who came here on those two ships down by the water still alive?"
26292	Beat it until the coast''s clear, or make a quick try for your loot before the Spy gets there?"
26292	By the way, has Dr. Egavine mentioned how close we are to our destination?"
26292	Care to comment?"
26292	Dasinger asked,"What was this... a mutiny?
26292	Did Farous make any mention of that?"
26292	Do the generators have a beam- operated shut- off, or what?"
26292	Doctor, are you satisfied now that Miss Mines''s outworld biotic check was correct?"
26292	Dr. Egavine said reflectively,"You feel the drug would still be a requirement?"
26292	Egavine...?"
26292	Egavine?"
26292	For example, except when we came up here to give you further flight instructions, did he ever enter the control room?"
26292	For whom do you work?"
26292	From a wall screen Dr. Egavine''s voice repeated sharply,"Smoke?
26292	Have you and Quist discussed our project in any detail since coming aboard?"
26292	He inquired,"Do you really need these boys to help you?"
26292	He turned his head to Dasinger, inquired,"Would you prefer to question him yourself, Dasinger?"
26292	How did they die?"
26292	How long had they been taking it before the raid?"
26292	How much kwil did they take?
26292	I mean, I''d have to be pretty much of a jerk to ditch you now, would n''t I?
26292	I''ll have nightmares for years.... What happened to the others?"
26292	If I''d ducked from the spray, I''d have backed into the sap, right?
26292	If it''s men from one of the wrecks, why have n''t they used the scout''s other lifeboat?"
26292	If the Spy arrives while you''re up there, how much time will we have to clear out?"
26292	Now let''s take a look at the thing you started to pull from your pocket a moment ago... Electric stunsap, eh?
26292	Now, do you feel perky enough to want a look at the stuff that''s cost around a hundred and fifty lives before it ever hit the Hub''s markets?"
26292	Or shall I?"
26292	Right?"
26292	She paused, added curiously,"Do n''t you know yourself just where we''re going?"
26292	Should I start easing the Cat in towards the smoke, Dasinger?"
26292	So what?
26292	Then he asked,"What kind of precautions?"
26292	Think you could draw the Spy far enough away in a chase to be able to come back for us?"
26292	What are you going to do with them?"
26292	What do you think he''s planning?"
26292	What does...""Neat trick, eh?"
26292	What happened to them?
26292	What is your plan?"
26292	What''s happened?_""Nothing,"Dasinger said, his voice raw.
26292	Whose side are you on here?"
26292	Why did n''t you tell me this?"
26292	Why not take your shot, and play safe?"
26292	Why not wait and find out?
26292	Why should I?
26292	Will you keep it for now, Dasinger?
26292	Would Graylock and the Fleetmen obey hypnotic orders to the extent of helping out dependably in the salvage work?"
26292	You do n''t happen to be a Federation detective, do you?"
26292	You feel it is n''t that he''s a depraved old goat, that he''s got something more sinister in mind?"
26292	You know what a Gray Fleet is?"
26292	You see?"
26292	You''re technically in charge of the ship, are n''t you?"
26292	Your name?"
26292	things?"
27633	But who are you, and where do you wish me to go?
27633	But wo n''t she think it very strange behaviour on my part if I avoid her now, after being so much in her company?
27633	But,I asked,"how do you manage with regard to those who will not work?
27633	But,interposed John,"are you not going to have a look at the back of the moon, Professor?"
27633	But,interrupted John,"are we not going rather out of our way?"
27633	Do you know the meaning of the name?
27633	Do you think the moon is inhabited?
27633	Emperor or King?
27633	Heh, mon,he replied,"everything is all ready; will you look in and take a turn round the ship?"
27633	How do you manage the irrigation?
27633	It really looks like it,I said;"but how could they have known we were coming?
27633	Professor, can you tell me when it''s going to be daylight? 27633 Professor,"exclaimed M''Allister,"how is it that all the shadows on the moon are such a dense black and so sharply defined at the edges?"
27633	Professor,exclaimed M''Allister,"what is the matter?
27633	Really, John,I said,"is it so bad as that?
27633	So, Mark,I said, laughing as I spoke,"that was your work, was it?"
27633	To what do I owe this visit?
27633	Well, M''Allister,I called to him,"is everything ready for our trip to- night?"
27633	Well, Professor,he exclaimed,"then how is it the sky is so densely black and the stars all shining so brightly?
27633	Well, mon, where are we going to get our change of air then?
27633	Well, mon,replied M''Allister, with a sly grin,"I''ve just heard you say it; but"--and here he turned to me--"is it all correct, Professor?"
27633	Well, sir,said Merna,"I told you those machines would suit you as an engineer; are you satisfied now you have seen them?"
27633	Well, what is to be done now, John?
27633	What am I to do in the meantime? 27633 What can I do to put an end to this absurd difficulty?"
27633	What is it you wish to know?
27633	What is the explanation of it all?
27633	Whatever do you mean?
27633	Why not, mon?
27633	Why, how was that?
27633	Why, what is the matter?
27633	88 36 Venus 7,660 None?
27633	But just take a good look at the sun-- have you noticed any difference in its appearance?"
27633	Do n''t you agree with me, Professor?"
27633	Do n''t you think it would be wise to see a little less of the lady in question during the remainder of your stay here?"
27633	Do you follow all that, M''Allister?"
27633	Do you really think such a contention would be put forward?"
27633	Do you remember where the tapioca was stowed away?"
27633	Do you see it now?"
27633	Have n''t you noticed any change in us?"
27633	How is that?"
27633	How was it you gave your son the name of Mark, and what was the particular reason for your doing so?"
27633	I am sure that dear girl would have me, and if I take her to England----""John,"I interrupted,"my dear boy, what can you be thinking of?
27633	I asked M''Allister whether"he was satisfied with the result of our labours?"
27633	I asked Tellurio"What he thought of this suggestion?"
27633	I began by saying,"John, have you any idea of remaining upon this planet for the rest of your life?"
27633	I exclaimed,"what do you mean, and whatever has happened to upset you so and cause you to change your mind in this extraordinary way?"
27633	I had an illustration of this when I asked Merna,"How they dealt with their criminals?"
27633	I opened it, and what do you think it contained?
27633	I suppose you have not actually spoken to her on the subject yet?"
27633	If I were to return to Mars, I wonder whether----?
27633	If you are going away from here very shortly, what is the meaning of your attentions to our handsome young friend Siloni?
27633	Is that correct?"
27633	Is there not something in this argument?"
27633	Is there not something wrong about this?
27633	John ran to his assistance and raised him up, at the same time asking"If he were hurt?"
27633	M''Allister gazed spellbound; but John excitedly exclaimed:"Did you see that, Professor?
27633	M''Allister here asked me to tell him"What was supposed to be the actual size of our sun, and how far it was away from the earth?"
27633	M''Allister here interjected:"Professor, would you kindly tell us something about that fine range of mountains over yonder, just to the right hand?"
27633	M''Allister turned to me with a perplexed look on his face and asked,"Is that right, Professor, or is he trying to pull my leg, as he said he would?"
27633	Mercury 2,992 None[ 3]?
27633	Now look well at all this district before us-- does it not seem to bear out my contention?
27633	Now, what would you advise me to do in the matter?"
27633	One of them looked at the pictures, then handed them to his friend, with the remark:"Clever fakes, are n''t they?
27633	Poynders?"
27633	Soranho seemed astounded at this question, and exclaimed,"Is it really possible that such beings can exist?
27633	Then, after a little hesitation, said,"No, Professor; why do you ask such a question as that?"
27633	Then, where did the writer acquire the notion that the whole of the dark areas had to be covered with water?
27633	What do you think of that for a long jump?"
27633	What is this dreadful mystery?"
27633	Whatever can we do, Professor?
27633	Where had I seen a face like that before?
27633	Whilst we were looking at the earth, I asked Merna"Whether he had ever seen the earth transit the sun as we occasionally see Venus or Mercury do so?"
27633	Why did n''t you tell us the exact distance?
27633	Why, then, should we dread it?
27633	Would you like to examine one?"
27633	You''re a scientific man; ca n''t you suggest something which might help?"
27633	he asked;"we can do so very soon, if you wish?"
27633	you''re surely not going to celebrate this most auspicious event with such poor fizzy stuff as champagne?
29132	Are you sure?
29132	But what''s this gun for?
29132	But who fires it?
29132	Captain?
29132	Could they have gone underground?
29132	Do n''t you see? 29132 Do you see?
29132	Do you think we might find a signpost? 29132 How?"
29132	I? 29132 No menace?"
29132	Now what?
29132	Oh? 29132 Or is it?"
29132	Quite complex, is n''t it? 29132 Really?"
29132	Then how do you explain--_it_? 29132 Well?"
29132	What are you talking about? 29132 What are you thinking?"
29132	What did the telescope show? 29132 What do you mean?"
29132	What do you suppose an exploring party would find?
29132	What exactly are all these?
29132	What is it? 29132 What is it?"
29132	What is it?
29132	What is it?
29132	What''s the matter with us? 29132 What''s the matter with you?"
29132	What''s your solution, then? 29132 What?"
29132	Where did he go?
29132	Why did we come all this way, then?
29132	Why not people?
29132	You?
29132	A city?
29132	And as soon as we take off again--""Do n''t you see?"
29132	Buildings of some kind?
29132	But did n''t we expect all this?
29132	But who fired on us?
29132	Did you see something?"
29132	Did you see the one of the great winged creature, without a head or arms?
29132	Do n''t you?"
29132	Do you see it?"
29132	Do you suppose that they fought with each other?
29132	Good or bad?"
29132	I thought something like this might happen when I saw that the gun was--""Like what?"
29132	Is n''t that right?"
29132	Is n''t that something?"
29132	Maybe you can discover-- what was it you were so interested in?"
29132	Only--""Only what?"
29132	So what difference does it make whether we go closer or not?"
29132	Some kind of plaque?"
29132	What are in the boxes?"
29132	What do you mean, it fires itself?"
29132	What do you see?"
29132	What do you see?"
29132	Why do you say that?
29132	Will you excuse us, Tance?"
29303	How did Jap beetles get here?
29303	How much time do we need and how much energy for only four thousand kilometers?
29303	Huh?
29303	It is a surprise I talk Universa? 29303 Jar, Earthmen, mortal enemies of Subterro''s hero, you thought he did not escape, hah?
29303	Look,I says, pawing beads of sweat as big as the creep''s eyes from my brow,"have you been testin''atom bombs and worse down here?"
29303	They are elastic waves sent out through the body of the Earth, huh? 29303 We got enough stored up to go seventy million miles into space?
29303	What happened, Great One?
29303	When do we start building this mechanical mole?
29303	Who knew what he would find or where he ended up? 29303 Why is he wearing a mask?"
29303	You mean the Styx?
29303	Awright, where do earthquakes come from?"
29303	Can we harness enough energy to last through the diggin''?
29303	Chris expected to fall right off the edge of the world, but did that scare him?
29303	Do you mind if I change my mind for a very good reason which is that I''m an awful coward?"
29303	Ha--""Is that impossible?
29303	How do we know that there is not a globe inside a globe with some kind of space or atmosphere in between?"
29303	It is kind of frustratin''though, do n''t you think, Septimus?
29303	It is the treat I should accord such distinguished visitors from the outside of Earth, nein?"
29303	The viso- screen blacks out, I get to all fours and ask,"You think the Nougatines have gone to war again, D''Ambrosia?"
29303	What do you think?"
29303	What proof has any knucklehelmet got that nobody lives far under the coal mines and the oil pockets?
29303	Who is he to say there is no civilization in inner space as well as outer?
29303	You know what I think?
21638	Ah, Lady Elza, does that surprise you? 21638 And what about these murders?"
21638	And why?
21638	And you hoped they were, of course?
21638	And you think then-- I would spare him?
21638	And you would be sorry?
21638	Any word from Mars, Elza?
21638	But of what use?... 21638 Can we get power all the way, Georg?...
21638	Death? 21638 Defeat?"
21638	Did you really?
21638	Die? 21638 Do you know, my Elza, what you and I are doing now?"
21638	Georg,I exclaimed,"do_ you_ know the workings of that model?
21638	Going far, Jac? 21638 How could you stop me?"
21638	How long do you suppose they''ll keep us here, Georg? 21638 I frightened you, Lady Elza?
21638	I must let her go unpunished? 21638 I-- I thank you for such a compliment----""A compliment?
21638	I-- called you that-- for a long time, did n''t I? 21638 I?"
21638	Is n''t the model here?
21638	Is that why_ you_ want him?
21638	It is very beautiful, eh, Jac Hallen?
21638	It went dark, like Venus?
21638	Jac, did you eat at the office tonight?
21638	Jac, what will he do?
21638	Master, I----"Did you?
21638	Master, we----"Making yourselves immortal?
21638	Master----"Have you done that?
21638	Master?
21638	Master?
21638	Master?
21638	Me?
21638	My spy, Ahla-- you remember her, the Lady Elza''s maid for so long? 21638 No?
21638	Not let me?
21638	Not-- afraid, are you?
21638	Of what?
21638	Oh--"Would you?
21638	On me? 21638 Queer that I should want it?
21638	She has told you, perhaps, what I had to say to her?
21638	Simple enough? 21638 So you brought my Lady Elza back to me, Jac Hallen?"
21638	So? 21638 So?
21638	So? 21638 So?
21638	So? 21638 So?
21638	So?
21638	So?
21638	So?
21638	So?
21638	Sorry? 21638 Start?
21638	Tarrano? 21638 That girl, Ahla-- can you trust her?"
21638	That-- is between her and me.... You have been following the general news, I assume? 21638 They are diving into the pool outside-- cannot you hear them, Jac Hallen?"
21638	Things are in condition here? 21638 What did you say?"
21638	What have you to gain by playing for time?
21638	What shall I send to Headquarters?
21638	What''s that behind you?
21638	What''s your name?
21638	What? 21638 Who is that-- crying?
21638	Why?
21638	Wo n''t you try and love me-- just a trifle?
21638	You are planning?
21638	You have seen the tape?
21638	You hesitate? 21638 You know I would kill you, my Elza, rather than give you up?"
21638	You know what it is we must do?
21638	You like my home, Lady Elza?
21638	You loved him before he was very great, did n''t you?
21638	You mean the threatened rebellion?
21638	You mean-- you''re trying to love me-- and can not?
21638	You mentioned the Brende model-- where is it? 21638 You see?
21638	You supposed they were? 21638 You think I want him because he is a genius-- the greatest man of our time?"
21638	You think so?
21638	You understand that?
21638	You understand? 21638 You were at Park Sixty when the President fell, were n''t you?"
21638	You wish me, Miss Elza? 21638 You would not have me put him to death, Lady Elza?"
21638	You would question me, Jac Hallen? 21638 You would tell me not to do it?"
21638	You''re-- still there?
21638	You, Georg-- you could build one of those models?
21638	_ You_ are of the Inter- Allied?
21638	A face... human?
21638	A friend coming to help us?
21638	A rival?
21638	A scent to sober her?
21638	Already they have----""They?
21638	Am I talking wild?
21638	And I saw his other hand lift a tiny mouthpiece from his belt; heard his voice say into it:"Argo?
21638	And I?
21638	And how help us to escape?
21638	And now-- there are some things I would like to say while I have the opportunity.... You will listen?"
21638	And that metal cap in the water with a man''s face behind it?
21638	And the Princess Maida?
21638	And who, and what was this Red Woman?
21638	And who, what was I?
21638	And why had Dr. Brende sent for me tonight?
21638	And you hear it?"
21638	Are they quiet on Venus?"
21638	Are you a man?"
21638	Are you mated with Tarrano?"
21638	Barbaric costumes?
21638	Because he is-- your friend?"
21638	But do n''t you think we should call him again?"
21638	But how?
21638	But if, at the last, he saw his own defeat, his death perhaps impending-- would he treat her kindly then?
21638	But now-- could not Georg and I with our superior strength overpower this smaller man?
21638	But she seemed startled; and she was standing just under the insulator, was n''t she?"
21638	But that can come later.... Everlasting life?
21638	But this night-- who could tell what General Orders might come?
21638	But what was their means of attack?
21638	But you did n''t read in it my secret instructions to my agents in Washington, did you?
21638	CHAPTER XIV_ Defying Worlds_"So?"
21638	Ca n''t you see it?
21638	Ca n''t you see what Tarrano is doing?
21638	Came up promptly, did n''t you?"
21638	Can not you give me a better reason?
21638	Can you not tell me that even in defeat I may be victorious?
21638	Could Elza, indeed, control him?
21638	Could this be our vaunted leader?
21638	Could you build another without the notes?"
21638	Defeat?
21638	Desire you above the conquest of the universe?
21638	Did Elza love me-- or Tarrano?
21638	Did I imagine it, or had she been gazing up at the mechanism ten feet above the floor-- the mechanism controlling the insulated room?
21638	Did I see Tarrano''s hand move back to his belt?
21638	Did he realize he was defeated in this passage with a girl?
21638	Did he suspect anything?
21638	Did n''t you know it?"
21638	Did n''t you know it?"
21638	Did n''t you know it?"
21638	Did she love me-- or Tarrano?
21638	Did the man''s egotism, here at the last, delude him into the belief that Elza wanted him to conquer me?
21638	Did you know that?"
21638	Do n''t you realize that?"
21638	Do n''t you see?"
21638	Do n''t you understand?"
21638	Do you need guard?
21638	Do you think they''ll be able to?"
21638	Do you wish to see?"
21638	Do you?"
21638	Elza child, had n''t you better lie down?
21638	Elza exclaimed:"But why do they wait?
21638	Elza said gently:"Why did you do that, Tara?"
21638	Elza was insisting:"Why did you do that, Tara?
21638	Empty?
21638	Georg burst out:"What do you want of us?
21638	Going north?"
21638	Had he been responsible for all this?
21638	Had he heard much of what the two women had said?
21638	Had the helicopter been seen?
21638	Have you it in the Cold Country?"
21638	He called:"Rax-- let me see Mars-- you have them by relay?
21638	His attack upon the Central State must have come suddenly--""You mean, just this evening?"
21638	His voice rasped:"Yes?..."
21638	Hovering there, for what?
21638	How could he reach us?
21638	How could she help loving him?
21638	How did you guess?"
21638	How far away from us were they?
21638	How would we rescue her?
21638	I frighten you, child?"
21638	I mean-- confessing it now-- just at-- the end?"
21638	I wonder if you can realize how I feel, having to admit that?
21638	I wonder if you have any good reasons?"
21638	I-- wonder-- you see, I''m taking advantage of you-- I wonder if you''d say you-- love me?
21638	I----""Then wo n''t you give me credit for being a woman with instincts as fine as your own?
21638	If she touches it--""Where is she?"
21638	Immortal?
21638	Is he going to do nothing?...
21638	Is it not so?"
21638	Is n''t that so?"
21638	It''s a long chance-- but why take any?
21638	Jac Hallen, you wish, I suppose, to go out with our forces?"
21638	Just for these last-- few minutes?"
21638	Leave Elza here alone with this man?
21638	Might it not be near at hand-- over on the mainland?
21638	Might not these enemies arrive on the island at any moment?
21638	Must I speak plainly?
21638	Not for these-- last few minutes?"
21638	Nunz?
21638	Of what use could such talk be?
21638	Of what use?
21638	Of what?
21638	Or was this a mood of recrimination?
21638	Or will you come to Washington at once for personal safety?
21638	Our escape from Venia?
21638	Our power plant has landed, Jac-- there in the foothills-- see it drop?"
21638	Queer, is n''t it, that I can make men, nations, worlds, obey me-- but I have to bide my time with a fragile little woman?"
21638	See there, Elza?
21638	See there?
21638	She added to Tarrano, and there was on her face a look of feminine guile:"You, of course, could not refuse me so small a favor?
21638	Should I yield to it?"
21638	So?...
21638	Something there-- don''t you see it?"
21638	Stand there inactive while these armed forces of the most powerful world in the Solar System swept down upon him?
21638	Strange is it not, that I should like to tell you my plans?"
21638	Suppose I offer you a place by my side always?
21638	Swimming endlessly... swimming... taking a half- gasp of breath... swimming... trying to think... or dreaming... was it all a dream?...
21638	Tarrano called:"The Princess Maida-- can''t you locate her?"
21638	Tarrano said:"What are you doing up here?
21638	Tarrano whispered:"You see, Lady Elza?
21638	Tarrano?
21638	Tell them I am coming to Venus at once-- with the Brende model....""Master, you wish to see Venus?
21638	That microphone must have just been connected--"Something coming?
21638	That strikes at_ you_, Lady Elza?"
21638	That''s obvious, is n''t it?
21638	The Hill City?"
21638	The Princess Maida--""You are-- the friend?"
21638	The lavish, abandoned music of barbarism?
21638	Their speed?
21638	Their weapons of attack?
21638	Then the words:_"City being attacked... Tarrano, beware Tarrano... You are in danger of..."_ In danger of what?
21638	They did n''t withdraw the patrol as you demanded, did they?"
21638	Things going wrong?
21638	To see the generations come and go-- frail mortals, while we live on to conquer and to rule the worlds.... Come, what do you say?"
21638	Two nights and a day----""And you fell asleep without asking for a relief?"
21638	Was Tarrano totally unaware of what was about to happen?
21638	Was he going to give himself up?
21638	Was he intoxicating her?
21638	Was he telling the real truth now?
21638	Was he trying to cover from us the knowledge of his defeat?
21638	Was he unaware of this hidden, lurking menace to him, which now, to me, was so obvious?
21638	Washington, or Great London?"
21638	Well, you heard the ultimatum they sent me?
21638	Were there many Earth men down here in the water?
21638	What could Dr. Brende want of me?
21638	What could Tarrano do with this ultimatum?
21638	What did it mean?
21638	What do you think of it?"
21638	What girl would refuse?
21638	What is it?
21638	What is it?
21638	What is it?"
21638	What is this, Cretar?"
21638	What was its purpose?
21638	What was this secret they were discussing?
21638	What would he do next?
21638	What would the home- coming be?
21638	Where are you?
21638	Where are you?
21638	Where could we go?
21638	Where is it sitting?
21638	Where was he?
21638	Where was it?
21638	Where were they, who should have been in charge of all this confusion?
21638	Where?
21638	Who are you?"
21638	Who can tell?"
21638	Who knows their character?
21638	Who knows what dreams even then-- born of the genius as yet merely latent-- were within him?
21638	Who?"
21638	Why I let you stay here in the tower?"
21638	Why should you want to harm me?"
21638	Wolfgar''s slow, labored voice demanded:"That isn''t-- my Princess Maida crying-- is it?
21638	Would Elza''s brain capture them?
21638	Would they ask aid of the Earth?
21638	Would you have me change?
21638	You are not afraid of me, are you?"
21638	You did not know that, did you?"
21638	You got my message?"
21638	You have awakened?
21638	You heard that coming up?"
21638	You know why I can not kill you?
21638	You know, of course, what justice would bid me do to this would- be murderess?"
21638	You never told me I must be lenient with this traitor?
21638	You see that, do n''t you?"
21638	You see?
21638	You see?
21638	You tell me he was asleep at the mirrors, Argo?"
21638	You think I am still a weakling?
21638	You think I would not share longevity with you-- that I would play you false?"
21638	You think perhaps I am not sincere?
21638	You took them?
21638	You understand that, do n''t you?"
21638	You understand?
21638	You understand?
21638	You understand?"
21638	You understand?"
21638	You want very much to avoid hypocrisy, do n''t you?"
21638	You wondered, did n''t you, why I was so lenient with your brother and that Jac Hallen when they would have refused me obedience?
21638	You''ll trust yourself to it with me?
21638	You''ll-- excuse us-- the Princess Maida and me-- won''t you?
21638	You''re not afraid, are you?"
21638	You''ve always known that, have n''t you?
21638	You''ve been here before, Wolfgar?"
21638	You-- don''t think it too impertinent of me-- do you?
21638	Your brother, and that Jac Hallen?"
21638	Your respect?
21638	_"Coming to conquer Tarrano?
26782	... anybody hear me?
26782	A bit of the crispy, sir?
26782	A picture that moves?
26782	Are n''t there any more real people?
26782	But why should we be so surprised to find out the truth? 26782 But why?"
26782	Did n''t you see the Gel? 26782 Do n''t you know yet?"
26782	Do n''t you know?
26782	Do n''t you understand? 26782 From here in town?"
26782	Go where in a balloon? 26782 Grat?
26782	Gravy, sir?
26782	Have n''t you been happy here?
26782	Have n''t you ever heard of the Solar System, the other planets?
26782	How did you get in?
26782	How do you get out of here?
26782	How far does it go?
26782	How far to the wall?
26782	How long have you been here?
26782	Lived here long yourself?
26782	Mean?
26782	Mind if I sit down?
26782	Other worlds, eh? 26782 Something good?
26782	The Gels? 26782 This is something the priests told you about?"
26782	This whole scene: do n''t you see? 26782 What about that brown thing?"
26782	What are those?
26782	What are you talking about?
26782	What can you get outside that you ca n''t get here? 26782 What do they tell you about Grat, and the Wheel?"
26782	What does it all mean?
26782	What does it say? 26782 What police?"
26782	What''s it all about...?
26782	What''s that?
26782	What''s that?
26782	What''s the name of the town?
26782	When did you come here?
26782	Where am I?
26782	Where did they come from, those Gels? 26782 Where''s that?"
26782	Who''re not real?
26782	Why ca n''t you young folks be content with Casperton?
26782	Why do I call it''it''?
26782	Why do n''t you change your mind and stay on, boy?
26782	Why do n''t you read something good, instead of that pap?
26782	Why do you say''whenit"comes back''?"
26782	Why? 26782 Why?"
26782	Wo n''t anybody give me a hand?
26782	Would there be anything else, sir?
26782	You mean the sky? 26782 You were born here?"
26782	***"Are you trying to make a fool of me?"
26782	***"What do they do?"
26782	A city?
26782	And what business is it of yours?"
26782	But if a flower blooms, what man shall ask why?
26782	But then, nobody he knew would throw his hat..."You mind telling me the name of this place?"
26782	But where would he find one?
26782	Ca n''t you just let me lead my life in peace?"
26782	Can anybody hear me?"
26782	Can you tell me the name of this town?"
26782	Can you walk?"
26782	Could the cop be real?
26782	Did you ever really see a man that handsome, or hair that was just silver over the ears and the rest glossy black?
26782	Did you ever see the street that empty before?"
26782	Does a goldfish in his bowl know what the ocean is like?"
26782	Had it been a Gel?
26782	He pulled at the fat man''s arm--"Look at what?"
26782	Hollip Quate?
26782	How did they get there...?
26782	How do I know myself?
26782	How do we really know what''s there... unless we go and see for ourselves?
26782	How do you know?
26782	How does she know what I need?
26782	How high do they tell you it is there?"
26782	How long have you been here?
26782	How long have you been here?"
26782	How much of the world have they undermined?
26782	I can tell you I need more than food and a place to sleep--""What more?"
26782	I mean these dummies all over the place, and the Gels--""What dummies?
26782	Is it a golem country too?
26782	Is that what you''re afraid of?"
26782	It was a high- topped work shoe, size 10- 1/2-C. Who had dropped it here?
26782	Jello?
26782	Jells?
26782	Just goes on up; now who''d swallow that tale?"
26782	Or would he be able to push him over, as he had other golems?
26782	Perhaps it would be possible to learn something from him..."What''s... uh... how do you spell the name of this town?"
26782	Sailing around up under the roof?
26782	Say, where did you say you were calling from...?"
26782	See what?"
26782	So far so good..."Wine, sir?"
26782	That somebody named Doll Starr is fed up with glamor and longs for a simple home in the country and lots of kids?
26782	The Duke... and all the people I knew?"
26782	The fat man stopped dead, stumbled back--"What''s this?
26782	Then why does n''t she move to Casperton?"
26782	There''s nothing behind these walls--""Why does n''t somebody come along?"
26782	They say a hundred kharfads up; but how do we know?
26782	This is Commander McVee of the Lunar Detachment, sole survivor--""... hello, Hollip Quate?
26782	What about Wavly?
26782	What brought you here?"
26782	What county are you from?"
26782	What else?"
26782	What is this place?!"
26782	What is this place?"
26782	What kind of place is this?"
26782	What kind of store would handle rope?
26782	What lore do we seek in a symphony...?"
26782	What sort of question is that?
26782	What town is this?"
26782	What''s that?"
26782	What''s wrong?
26782	Where did I come from?
26782	Where did you come from?"
26782	Where had they gone?
26782	Which way do we go to get out of this place?"
26782	Why had the train stopped here?
26782	Why just one teacup, he wondered, here in the middle of nowhere?
26782	Why should I?
26782	Why, even in the movies--""What''s a movie?"
26782	Wonder how long it will last?"
26782	You do n''t like Jello?"
26782	You want food?
26782	golems?"
26782	the one that cornered me back there?"
29149	Can you remember the line, the direction you were traveling in?
29149	Can you remember?
29149	Cetus?
29149	Do you recall where in space you came from?
29149	Here am I,I thought,"but what am I, why am I, where am I?"
29149	How did an old space hermit like me ever win a flower- garden bride in the first place?
29149	How do you know that?
29149	How was it when you came awake?
29149	Then in that other time, that other place we both belonged to a-- a common group, with another name?
29149	Then we could find nothing by traveling toward the triangular cluster?
29149	***** Could I really be_ pure reason_?
29149	A split second?
29149	And how did I know its darkness was right?
29149	And how did I know matter was_ matter_ and that I was none of these?
29149	And how did I know the waves of force were_ waves_ and_ force_?
29149	But how did I know nothingness was right?
29149	But what was thinking?
29149	But what?
29149	Can rational entity exist without a groundwork of matter, or at least of force?
29149	Can reason exist?
29149	Do you detect it?"
29149	Do you see it?"
29149	Does that sound logical?"
29149	Eternity?
29149	How could I do it?
29149	How did I come into being?
29149	How did I know I even existed, really?
29149	How far was that?
29149	How far?
29149	Is this a necessity, a condition peculiar to me as I am, as reason, or is it a condition that came across the barrier with me from that other state?
29149	Or are they separate entities, dependent and at the same time independent of each other?
29149	Or was it I within the other?
29149	Was I the only_ Marl_ who metamorphosed into this state of rational entity?
29149	Was it far enough to reach the other_ Marls_, or were they scattered thinly throughout infinity around me like the flecks of mass?
29149	Were there others back there, somewhere?
29149	Were you?"
29149	What are they, those things there?"
29149	What can quell my loneliness?
29149	What is_ cortical_?
29149	What then?
29149	What was I before that instant I suddenly reasoned_ cogito, ergo sum_?
29149	What was I?
29149	What was it called?
29149	What was it, like me but different?
29149	What was wrong with me?
29149	Where and how did I come by them?
29149	Where was the_ Pat_?
29149	Why?
29149	Yet whose symbols were they?
29149	You are a_ Marl_?"
29149	You perceive the star cluster there, the triangular one?
29149	_ Are the Spirit and the Flesh one and the same thing?
29411	And if patent agents presume to beguile honest inventors, why should they not be held responsible?
29411	Does it not seem your mem''ry mocking?
29411	Is it not Conscript Fathers shocking?
29411	Then drest in their best, In their gold broidered vest, It is known as a fact, That they act with much tact, And they lisp out''How do?''
29411	Then what should be the Patent Law?
29411	What answer will there be to this?
29411	What can we do?
29411	Who would be an editor?
26010	And what is that way?
26010	Are n''t you doing a lot of talking? 26010 Are these slaves, or what?"
26010	Ca n''t you get more speed out of it?
26010	Can you come down, Carna, or do I have to come after you?
26010	Could she turn the tables for the Zervs if they had succeeded?
26010	Did he tell you how he got it?
26010	Do n''t you_ know_ what could happen in the city?
26010	Do you feel the terrible horror of this sight?
26010	Do you trust this man?
26010	Do you want my love, Wananda?
26010	Have you put on such clothes for my benefit?
26010	How did you get out of the palace? 26010 How does one release a person from such a death?"
26010	How far will this thing fly?
26010	How many ships do those Jivros have? 26010 I do n''t see how you expect me to get a chance to release Cyane of her crystal coffin?
26010	If they are so powerful, how is it they have not defeated the Jivros?
26010	If you were landing on a strange world, would you land near a city?
26010	In...?
26010	Just_ what_ are those hopping things?
26010	None but Prince Genner knew our hiding place, and who else would place themselves under our fire range, knowing we were here?
26010	Not like you and I?
26010	Now that you know, will you tell me?
26010	On your little world? 26010 Potent little female, is n''t she?"
26010	So it is not enough you plot treason, you must also turn against your Gods? 26010 So that is what you call love, strange one?
26010	So you think you can resist your wives''wills, do you, earthman? 26010 Suppose the Empire sends ships here, will they not destroy all you have gained?
26010	Tell me what your people intend to do about the flying saucers they speak of in their newspapers?
26010	Twenty of those big disks?
26010	Were you picked up as you picked us up?
26010	Were you there behind the panel while your sister and I talked?
26010	What Golden Goddess?
26010	What are your arts, Carna?
26010	What could I gain by a knowledge of what lies in the city, Zoorph?
26010	What did you come for, Carna? 26010 What does your golden girl tell you now, Jake?"
26010	What else could it be?
26010	What happened to the big jerk, Carl?
26010	What has happened to me, what-- what?
26010	What have you done to my companions? 26010 What is a Zoorph, and what is your name?
26010	What is a Zoorph, that makes you so angry? 26010 What is a soul or so to the passion that could burn us, my Carl?
26010	What is this Miss Mystic word you use?
26010	What kind of fuel does it use?
26010	What raiders, Nokomee? 26010 What the hell do they want, then?"
26010	What was this distillation all about?
26010	What will become of the three men?
26010	What''s it doin''out here in no man''s land?
26010	What''s more to the point, Carna, is she interested in me?
26010	What''s the matter with Barto?
26010	Where are you going, earthman?
26010	Where did you come from and what did you hear?
26010	Where''re your buddies?
26010	Why did they not seize me, I am an intruder as much as the others?
26010	Why did you come back, whatever- your- name?
26010	Why do n''t you yourself release her and escape with her?
26010	Why do the Zervs wait, instead of trying to do something for themselves? 26010 Why do you follow me, Zoorph?"
26010	Why do your people take my companions?
26010	Why should you be left behind? 26010 Why?
26010	With two of us working your mind for you, how could you refuse?
26010	You are interested in the beautiful sister of the Prince?
26010	You are interested in the so handsome Prince?
26010	You are offering me the rule of the Schrees?
26010	You are too few to reconquer the city?
26010	You do n''t think me dangerous to your soul, do you?
26010	You have more than one leader?
26010	You think it''s a space ship, eh, Keele?
26010	You think that they mean to conquer our whole planet?
26010	Zoorph, are you there?
26010	A soft, silky familiar voice:"Do you find the dead Goddess so fascinating, stranger from the world of men?"
26010	Are you afraid of a woman?
26010	But are you not the supreme power here?
26010	But perhaps this alien from space_ could_ act that well?
26010	But what do the powers behind the scenes intend to do about them?"
26010	But what was it you came here seeking?"
26010	But why should we concern ourselves with these matters?
26010	Carna had knelt beside me, and I murmured to her:"Are these the Schrees, or something else?"
26010	Could that be my Zoorph, left there-- could that be Carna?
26010	Do n''t you know how curious I am as to how you of this planet make love?
26010	Do n''t you want to live?
26010	Do you find the Schree or the Zerv company so repellent?"
26010	Do you know what I felt when I knew you were still in this prison?"
26010	Do you love her already, Carl?"
26010	Do you really fear me, stranger from a strange people?
26010	Do you think I do not desire freedom from the Jivros, too?
26010	Do you think I want to be left out?
26010	Do you think I want to be made into a mindless thing when I fail to please them?"
26010	Do you think men want that to happen to them?"
26010	Do you understand?"
26010	Do you want to become what they are going to become?"
26010	Have you a wife here, children?"
26010	Have you not done any thinking in your life, that you ask me such silly questions?"
26010	Here we are prisoners, about to die, perhaps, and you refuse me one sup of pleasure before we die?
26010	How can I tell you of what she is?
26010	How did I know they were built to resist meteors in ultra high- speed space flight?
26010	How did he know there was anything of value in the place we were headed for?
26010	How did you get here, what do you want, what have they done to you?"
26010	I asked in a voice I could n''t keep calm,"What kind of men, Hank?
26010	I asked:"Why do n''t you leave this place, and go on to another?"
26010	I followed more sedately, wondering what now?
26010	I had n''t had a real vacation in years-- and what would I enjoy more than a jaunt through untouched forests?
26010	I inadvertently moved the door as if to close it, then he spoke:"You Keele, the mining man?"
26010	If he did n''t get that figure from the place we were heading, where did he get it?
26010	If so, why did Barto have to rely on the pointing figure''s hand for directions?
26010	If you do not listen to me, how can I help you?"
26010	Is that the way you greet your friends?"
26010	It is only that my heart_ is_ moved toward this strange one, I wanted him_ very_ much, and how else can a Zoorph love than as she has been taught?"
26010	It was a way of fixing the caste system permanently-- understand?"
26010	Just where would an armor- piercing steel bullet do the most harm?
26010	Or must we put you to death?
26010	Or was I unable to think, really?
26010	Or was I unkind, and she but starved for kindness and human sympathy, so long among a people who disliked and feared her?
26010	Or was it the wise emerald eyes of the little golden Goddess that trapped me?
26010	Or_ did_ the little figure act as a compass?
26010	Scared, eh?"
26010	Shall I show you how we of far- off Calmar do the first steps of courtship?"
26010	She is a fascinating woman, is she not?"
26010	She knew where you were, her heart told her, who else would descend to pick you up while the fighting was still going on?"
26010	The words:"Tell, then, how this Croen and the forces of Prince Genner may be overcome?
26010	Then after a pause she asked:"Do you think our way of life and your own could live together in peace, could grow to be one?"
26010	Then she spoke, in halting Korean:"Is he dead?"
26010	There were no dogs, no strolling women or running children, it lay silent and waiting-- for what?
26010	They brought you the golden statuette to help you gain an entry, did they not?"
26010	They were but few here?"
26010	To make a fool of me?"
26010	Was I shocked out of my ability to reason and act on my reason''s dictates?
26010	Was Jake Barto a madman?
26010	We are only four, how could we handle her friends?"
26010	What are the details of its construction, and the formula for its explosive?"
26010	What do you say?"
26010	What do you think the ships of the prince have been doing?
26010	What is your name, and what is your race, and why are you so different from people as I know them?"
26010	What kind of man do you think me?"
26010	What kind of people were these, who wore leather and jewels and used bows that might have come off an Assyrian wall painting?
26010	Whatever was I carrying all this weight of heavy game rifle and knapsack of cartridges, and not even getting in position for a shot?
26010	Where did you find them, Officer?"
26010	Who knows?"
26010	Why are they always in hiding?
26010	Why did Nokomee warn me against all Zoorphs?"
26010	Why did you come here for me, Carl?"
26010	Why do they think she could be released?"
26010	Why do you break the law?"
26010	Why do you feel so sure their power is broken?
26010	Why do you have machines?"
26010	Why should you want my aid?"
26010	Will you give it willingly?
26010	Will you give me your honor, will you do what I ask without question, will you be my friend?"
26010	Will you try to release her?"
26010	Would you not like to see the great cities of my country?"
26010	Y''ever been in Fusan?"
26010	Yet....""Yet what?
26010	You know how a spider hides when it senses danger?"
26010	Your weapons which you bore when we captured you-- do they fear them?"
29321	Any trouble?
29321	How come the neutro- beams?
29321	How long you been in here?
29321	How''d you get in the cell?
29321	In fair fight?
29321	My God, you ai n''t crazy, are you-- wantin''to get yourself killed off quicker?
29321	Say,Novak whispered,"yuh got under Kuley''s skin, know it?
29321	Sure your friends''ll be there?
29321	That fair enough for you?
29321	Think this is a reception?
29321	What goes on here?
29321	What the hell?
29321	What''d they do to you, old man?
29321	What''d you say?
29321	Why did n''t you send for me?
29321	Will I? 29321 Yes?"
29321	You ai n''t figurin''on gettin''out to- day?
29321	You-- you_ wanted_ to get in?
29321	*****"Yes, did n''t you know?
29321	Ca n''t you handle him?"
29321	Do you follow me?"
29321	How the devil we gon na get away, then?
29321	This trick of Fuller''s had gotten them away, but of what use was it without the brute force necessary to carry on to a successful end?
29321	What do you say to that, Fenton, will you do it?"
29321	What was there about Fuller that marked him as superior to Luke and the rest of the convicts?
29321	Where you goin''to go?"
29321	Where''d we be right now if it was n''t for your radium?"
29321	Will you do it, or do you want to keep on being a fool?"
2935	And what has made this difference?
2935	But I imagine I hear the question, How is all this to be tested?
2935	But how is this remarkable propulsive machine made to perform its functions?
2935	But whither does all this tend?
2935	But why does a muscle contract at one time and not at another?
2935	Does Nature acknowledge, in any deeper way, this unity of plan we seem to trace?
2935	Is it not probable that teachers, in pursuing such studies, will be led astray from the acquirement of more important but less attractive knowledge?
2935	It is the question, why should training masters be encouraged to acquire a knowledge of this, or any other branch of physical science?
2935	No doubt it is a pretty and ingenious way of looking at the structure of any animal; but is it anything more?
2935	Or may I not rather ask, is it possible for you to discharge your functions properly without these aids?
2935	The great new question would be,"How does all this take place?"
2935	What books shall I read?
2935	What is it originates, directs, and controls the motive power?
2935	What is the purpose of primary intellectual education?
2935	What is the use, it is said, of attempting to make physical science a branch of primary education?
2935	When I examine it, what appears to be the most striking character it presents?
2935	Why does one whole group of muscles contract when the lobster wishes to extend his tail, and another group when he desires to bend it?
29196	Did n''t you understand what I said?
29196	Did she ask you to?
29196	How about giving me a kiss before they get us? 29196 Planet?
29196	See where the balcony is? 29196 We scared them, huh?"
29196	What do you mean?
29196	What the devil do you think you''re doing, soldier? 29196 What''s a letter?"
29196	What''s that out there?
29196	What''s these things I ca n''t do? 29196 What?
29196	What?
29196	What?
29196	Who are you?
29196	Who sent you?
29196	Why did you have to pick my room? 29196 Why?"
29196	Yeah? 29196 You know why you were kept in the Armory, Lane?
29196	Ai n''t this his place?"
29196	Did I fight in Chi for them?
29196	Four more blaster cannon are coming down Broadway--""Why do n''t they clear those people out of the Square?"
29196	Lane said,"Yeah?
29196	Mars a big city?"
29196	That right, sir?"
29196	They important?"
29196	What are you trying to do?"
29196	What do we do with it now?"
29196	What''s going to happen?"
29196	What''s your name?"
29196	Whatcha doing in the Mayor''s room?"
29196	Where''s the Mayor?
29196	Whose flag?
29196	Why did he have to be so near getting killed when he met one he liked?
29196	Why did they send me to this crazy city?
29196	Why should n''t I be a great little fighter?"
29196	Why the hell did n''t they give him a chance to let her out?
29196	You anybody important?"
29196	You know how to fight, do n''t you?
29196	_ The Mayor?_ His head swung around and he peered at the 3V set.
29196	_ Which way now?
29196	_ Why not?
29354	Ah, yes, that_ was_ lucky, was n''t it? 29354 Are you just going to sit there guzzling beer while pirates take over the town?"
29354	But where do you hide ten tons of stuff in five minutes? 29354 Marc,"Lee said as they entered,"what about the new radar?
29354	The hyper- degenerate- thorium, you mean? 29354 What I want to know is-- are you or are you not going to cooperate?
29354	What about that stuff the Navy has cached in their warehouse?
29354	What are you going to do?
29354	What do you suggest I do?
29354	What''s new?
29354	What?
29354	Which one of you is the comptroller?
29354	You know what this stuff is, boss?
29354	You mean we''re just going to_ sit_ here?
29354	You want to play our only hole- card on an off- chance like that? 29354 Afraid I''m not attractive enough for our visitors?
29354	Is n''t that worth hiding?"
29354	Remember now-- you stick right with me and keep your mouth shut, d''you hear?"
29354	She blushed under his scrutiny, said coldly,"What''s the matter?
29354	She said,"What will they-- be like?"
29354	What_ can_ I do?"
29354	You know, I''ve never seen you out of that uniform?"
29240	Any other questions?
29240	Are we all here, Billy?
29240	But it seems more human--"_ Human?_ That''s a laugh!
29240	Do you know how to use it?
29240	Ed, where''s that_ Thor_ gun model? 29240 Horrible- looking little brats, are n''t they?"
29240	How are things in the museum?
29240	How do I look, Billy?
29240	How would we eliminate him?
29240	Is it so dangerous in there that we need a_ Thor_ gun?
29240	That jerk I made class president? 29240 The graduating class from the Star Institute, eh?
29240	They lost, did n''t they?
29240	Well, ah, did-- did you ever hear of a_ changeling_? 29240 What happened to the natives who lived here?"
29240	What have they got coming?
29240	What is it?
29240	What is that?
29240	What is the meaning of this? 29240 What?"
29240	Where''s Billy Kasker?
29240	Why do n''t we give them better tools?
29240	Why do n''t we just kill all of these natives? 29240 Why do we have to go through this old museum?"
29240	Why have n''t they been killed before now?
29240	Are you looking for me?
29240	But-- can you carry off the part of the instructor?"
29240	Did you have any trouble with the group?"
29240	Does anybody have any questions?"
29240	How would we know he was n''t one of us, if he put on our clothes?"
29240	I know it''s a kind of a silly question but--""A_ changeling_?"
29240	If anything happened to Billy, how could he explain the matter to the gate captain or to Billy''s parents?
29240	Is that the way you waste your and my time?"
29240	What do you have on your mind?"
29240	What possible explanation can you offer for your conduct?"
29240	Who ever heard of a_ changeling_?"
29202	And he held it in his hand?
29202	And why pick on us here in this country? 29202 Did you see that cable and the electric discharges?"
29202	Do you get my voice or shall I send by key?
29202	How come that he hit Washington first? 29202 How did he miss it, the murderin''devil?"
29202	How do they get rid of it?
29202	How high,he asked,"will your little tin ship fly?
29202	How in the names of the Saints did you know? 29202 How long would that be takin''?"
29202	If they stay in the air, how do they get rid of the load?
29202	Is this some new death ray? 29202 Oh, you mean the man- thing I saw in Stobolsk?
29202	Shall we repeat over same course?
29202	The one you saw,he said inquiringly:"he did his dirty work with a little rod or tube, you said?"
29202	What is it you say?
29202	What''s the idea?
29202	Where are you going?
29202	Where did they find him?
29202	Where is his ship?
29202	Why not?
29202	Why not?
29202	You mean-- what? 29202 And in the moment of numbness that seized Danny O''Rourke he heard the Infant say:How soon can we have it?
29202	But what does it mean?
29202	Did he have some way of knowin''that it was the heart of the whole country?"
29202	Did the strange being sense that Danny had not been disbelieving like the rest?
29202	For had not the Infant alone seen the only reasonable answer to the puzzle of the mysterious man?
29202	Have you tried your sound dampener?"
29202	I know they''ve reached just under a hundred thousand experimentally, but how high will this one go?"
29202	I want it in our ship-- up above-- an hour?
29202	I''ll put it in your machine and--""And what?"
29202	It it the end of the world that''s come?"
29202	Now think carefully, Danny, and tell me: was there anything fastened to it-- a wire, perhaps-- a connection of some kind with the ground?"
29202	Only one got away...."But where are you?
29202	Or are we just the first, and will he spit his rage over the rest of the world before he''s through?
29202	What can we do?"
29202	What devil''s work is this?...
29202	What''s to be done?
29202	Where can I meet you?
29202	Why not heat?
29355	Can-- can I help you, Sam?
29355	Good- bye?
29355	How did everything go?
29355	Just because you''ve got some mulish notion in your head, do you think we have to starve? 29355 Say, Meecham,"the foreman said,"that last engine okay?"
29355	Well?
29355	What are you doing here? 29355 What do you mean, you''re not going in?"
29355	What?
29355	Where are we going, darling?
29355	Yes, Sam?
29355	You''re leaving, are n''t you?
29355	And here he was with a secret that could enable him to travel at-- who knows what speeds?
29355	And you know why?
29355	He said suddenly,"Can you pack a few things?"
29355	He said,"Sure you''re not just trying to be nosey?"
29355	Hurry to what?
29355	To those two wires and the tester and the endless stream of untested engines flowing toward him?
29355	Was he going to destroy his plans now at a whim?
29355	What do you want?"
29355	You want to know why?"
29471	Alec, you beat- up little grease pot, what brings you to New York?
29471	He''s just some Bowery bum we dragged in, Venex, but that does n''t make any difference to you, does it? 29471 I''m heading towards US-1, can I drop you anywheres on the way?"
29471	Mr. Coleman, sir, it''s time to go down to the ship now, should I leave now, sir?
29471	What you doing with that? 29471 What''s goin''on here...?"
29471	Do you need a job?
29471	His voice boomed loud again,"And how about_ you_?"
29471	How did a catastrophe like this happen, where was it going to end?
29471	Is n''t this information supposed to be secret?
29471	True, the Robot Equality Act had been passed-- but so what?_ the velvet glove_ by... Harry Harrison_ New York was a bad town for robots this year.
29471	What is it you want?"
29471	Why had this total stranger helped him, what could he say to show his appreciation?
29389	And if Earth refuses your demand?
29389	But why, if you could pick me off the Earth, do you not draw the radium ores in the same way?
29389	Has man lived in vain?
29389	Lord of the_ Universes_?
29389	What do you want of me?
29389	What is the purpose of some of the levers?
29389	What then?
29389	Why did you select me from all the millions of people on Earth?
29389	Why do n''t you obtain the ores from other worlds?
29389	Why do you want our radium ores?
29389	Why was I not brought here by that means?
29389	And was the dark star controlled by intelligence, or was it a blind wanderer from space that had come by accident?
29389	Could it be that the mystery would now fade away, a new riddle of the skies?
29389	How could it?
29389	How could the dark star have traversed three thousand light- years of space in a week''s time?
29389	How did we accomplish the feat of traversing such a gulf?
29389	There was no sound, but inwardly to Phobar''s consciousness from the peak of the titan far above him came a command:"What are you called?"
29389	What force did it represent?
29389	What was it he had learned years ago in college?
29389	What was the nature of the great path of fire?
29389	What was the reason for these unparalleled births of worlds and the terrifying mathematical precision that characterized them?
29389	What would happen?
29389	Why?
29389	Would it work?
29389	Yet what could he alone do in a week, to say nothing of ten minutes?
28698	Am I right?
28698	And why did n''t you speak to each other until we left Deimos?
28698	Any chance you''d like to spin a story to keep us awake?
28698	But what happened?
28698	But why?
28698	Can I sit down?
28698	Did you both succeed?
28698	Do we want to sit with_ him_?
28698	Erick, is that you?
28698	Erickson?
28698	Ever heard of Kranos?
28698	Going to the bar?
28698	He''s a Terran, is n''t he?
28698	How do you think I feel?
28698	How does it look to you?
28698	In? 28698 Is it pointed directly at the City?"
28698	It''s hard to figure Martians out, is n''t it? 28698 Kranos?"
28698	Land? 28698 Mara?
28698	May we sit here?
28698	Mind if I come along?
28698	My business?
28698	Not really an impressive business, is it? 28698 Right?"
28698	Say, do you three know each other?
28698	See here--"Are you involved in the destruction of the city? 28698 See that?"
28698	Shall I light something?
28698	Thacher?
28698	They''ll assume the City was destroyed, wo n''t they? 28698 Wait?
28698	Well?
28698	Well?
28698	What do I do?
28698	What do you do?
28698	What do you have in that bag you carry?
28698	What do you suppose they want?
28698	What do you suppose they''ll think?
28698	What if we do n''t get there in time?
28698	What village are you from?
28698	What will we have? 28698 What''s in there?
28698	What''s up?
28698	Who are you and what''s your business here?
28698	Who are you? 28698 Who are you?
28698	Why do you want to enter the City?
28698	Why not? 28698 Why not?
28698	Why not?
28698	Why steal a City? 28698 You think there really will be war?"
28698	You, Jan?
28698	Are you involved with the destruction of our city?"
28698	Back to the City?"
28698	But their lie detector-- Why did n''t it trap you?
28698	But why?"
28698	Diamonds?
28698	Erickson?"
28698	He looked from Erick to Jan."Who are these people?"
28698	How did you get by that?
28698	If you three know each other, why did you sit apart when you got on?"
28698	Mara?"
28698	New York?"
28698	North America?
28698	Now what?"
28698	Stolen jewels?"
28698	The only thing I wonder--""What''s that?"
28698	What are you doing here?
28698	What are you in, sir?"
28698	What do you know about the destruction of our city?
28698	What do you know about this destruction?
28698	What for?
28698	What part of Terra are you from?
28698	What sort of line are you in?
28698	What''s your business?"
28698	Where''s Mara?"
28698	Who are you three?
28698	Why not merely bomb it?"
28698	Why not tell us yours?
28698	Why?
29326	And I presume that Carnes is also to be blown into bits by the explosion?
29326	Are their motors made with sheet steel cylinders or with duralumin engine blocks?
29326	Are you sure we are at the right place?
29326	But what about this ship, Doctor?
29326	Ca n''t something be done about it?
29326	Ca n''t we make it by sacrificing our elevation?
29326	Do you know where he has gone?
29326	Does der Herr Doktor Vogel eggspect somevun?
29326	Hit, Tom?
29326	Then, I presume, you''ll kill him?
29326	What about that Russian whose place you took?
29326	What kind of engine trouble?
29326	What were you doing there?
29326	Where are you?
29326	Where is Lightwood''s plane?
29326	Where the devil have you been? 29326 Who?
29326	You do n''t mean Saranoff?
29326	You want who? 29326 *****He is?
29326	Bird?"
29326	Carnes, you have these maps?"
29326	Did you get hold of the rest?"
29326	General Merton, will you detach three ships from the First Air Division by radio and have them report here?
29326	Is it a secret?"
29326	Shall I tell Miss Andrews to come down as well?"
29326	What next?"
29326	What the dickens can I do?"
29326	Where is it?"
29326	Where was she?"
29326	Why would she come down here?"
29326	Would it be indiscreet for me to ask what it''s all about?"
29326	You have left data on which other men can work, have you not?"
18257	,Who are these guys?
18257	... and not for the rest of us?
18257	... and?
18257	... as good a place as any, huh?
18257	Adari- Kumiko?
18257	Admiral Drummer?
18257	Allen?
18257	Allies?
18257	And after the inventory?
18257	And the real objective?
18257	And what is that?
18257	Any idea which one?
18257	Any objections, Har?
18257	Are you kiddin''?
18257	Are you saying the same plan can be used against the Terminals?
18257	Are you suggesting he be stopped?
18257	Are you telling me we''ve been pressed into this job with no choice of our own?
18257	Are you willing to follow my orders-- without question?
18257	As long as I''m up here, how about me taking point?
18257	But how did you know events would develop just this way?
18257	By what right do you take this on yourself, Drummer?
18257	Can we detonate it with our guns from here? 18257 Can you count on such events materializing?"
18257	Comments?
18257	Comments?
18257	Depends entirely on Sentinel? 18257 Destructively?"
18257	Did you enlighten Hanno?
18257	Did you get word to Hanno?
18257	Do my words bore you?
18257	Do you have all the data on where you''ve sent them?
18257	Do you know what to do about it?
18257	Does Sentinel have access to the transmitter at the Terminals?
18257	Does he realize what he''s doing?
18257	Does n''t that strike you as odd?
18257	Does this job call for his kind of communications expertise?
18257	Got a problem?
18257	Got it?
18257	Has n''t our man on the depot told us they''ve been performing those observations for the UIPS for quite a while? 18257 Has the time been set?"
18257	Have you checked it lately?
18257	Honored to see you, Major Scarf,he said,"what''ll it be?"
18257	How about a drink with the ship''s commander? 18257 How did he find out?"
18257	How do I know? 18257 How do we get around that?"
18257	How do we get it?
18257	How do we get there?
18257	How do you expect the Depot to react?
18257	How do you expect them to react to such provocation?
18257	How do you see it?
18257	How does it concern you?
18257	How does this team fit in?
18257	How far do you commit yourself?
18257	How far will you go to take the Terminals?
18257	How soon can you launch?
18257	How will you take the Depot?
18257	How''d it go?
18257	How''d you find out?
18257	How?
18257	How?
18257	I say,Brad roared,"Bura of the Sandbox, how does that strike you?
18257	If I decline, what then?
18257	If there''s to be an incident,Brad asked,"who''ll be setting it up?"
18257	In Coldfield?
18257	Indeed?
18257	Is it possible Xindral overcame his restraints and neutralized your team?
18257	Is n''t it obvious?
18257	Is that the formal response of your Government to my request?
18257	Is that what''s behind your recent Proclamation to the UIPS on a new foundation for interregional relationships?
18257	Is there to be a complex one?
18257	Is vengeance all there is to it?
18257	Know how to set her? 18257 Kumiko, did you fix our inter- ship comm the way Zolan told you to?"
18257	Kumiko?
18257	Me? 18257 Me?"
18257	Misgivings? 18257 Myra, Drummer, do you read?"
18257	Name the man who sent you?
18257	Narval, too?
18257	No chance of using the Pluto comm center?
18257	Oh?
18257	Oh?
18257	Ram, can you get your long frame into a standard suit?
18257	Ram, what''s your estimate concerning the missing piece?
18257	Repercussions?
18257	Rimov, and gunnery is my business,said the officer,"what in hell are you gon na do to my guns?"
18257	Scarf out there?
18257	Scarf, who else?
18257	Scarf? 18257 Scarf?"
18257	Should n''t we give our side a rundown on what''s happening?
18257	Sir?
18257	So what? 18257 So you know where we''re from, do you?"
18257	State request?
18257	Sure, but who is that guy?
18257	Suspicious, is n''t it?
18257	Tell me, Ram,Brad demanded,"how did it happen that we six, three men and three women, are here at this time for this purpose?"
18257	Tell me, old man, what can you do that Narval ca n''t?
18257	That is n''t the real reason, is it?
18257	The message?
18257	The penalties?
18257	Then why would he leave so abruptly?
18257	There''s more?
18257	Through tyranny?
18257	To what purpose?
18257	Well, as my diplomatic affairs advisor, Drummer, what did you make of it?
18257	Well, what do you think?
18257	Well? 18257 Well?"
18257	Well?
18257	What about the rest of you? 18257 What authorization?"
18257	What do we do now?
18257	What do you have in mind?
18257	What do you make of it?
18257	What do you mean by''maybe''? 18257 What do you mean, standing there and telling me you''ve lost track of your people?
18257	What do you mean?
18257	What do you mean?
18257	What do you say?
18257	What do you suggest, Jim,the President shrugged,"break our treaties with the Outer Region?
18257	What do you suggest?
18257	What do you suggest?
18257	What do you think? 18257 What does that last part mean?"
18257	What does that mean?
18257	What else is there?
18257	What happens afterward, assuming that we survive? 18257 What happens afterward?
18257	What happens if we fail?
18257	What happens now?
18257	What if they resist?
18257	What if you meet resistance?
18257	What in hell are they doing?
18257	What in hell are you trying to do, whoever you are? 18257 What is the task?"
18257	What now? 18257 What purpose can you serve by tagging along?"
18257	What say you, leaders of INOR, to this threat from a criminal let loose among us from Callisto? 18257 What the hell do you mean by''sir''?
18257	What the hell''s goin''on down there?
18257	What the hell''s goin''on?
18257	What then? 18257 What was it about?"
18257	What was left out?
18257	What''re you gon na do to my guns?
18257	What''re you gon na do, Angel?
18257	What''s going on here?
18257	What''s happening?
18257	What''s the hell''s goin''on, Cordy? 18257 What''s the point?"
18257	What''s the story on how we became the''chosen''?
18257	What''s the word on living accommodations under the dome?
18257	What''s this I''ve heard from Scarf about you taking a pack of escaped Inner Region convicts under your wing?
18257	What''s up?
18257	What''s your assessment?
18257	What''s your game, Drummer?
18257	When you met with Camari''s Ambassador, what did you discuss?
18257	When?
18257	Where is this site located?
18257	Who is it?
18257	Who might that be?
18257	Who''re you guys?
18257	Who''re you trying to kid?
18257	Why did n''t he come himself?
18257	Why do n''t you use that tactic on the dozens of Slingshot laboratories and assembly centers here on Pluto''s surface? 18257 Why not cut out the entire plug?"
18257	Why this melodramatic escape?
18257	Why?
18257	With respect, President Narval, does Planet Pluto have the right to intervene into the affairs of other nations?
18257	Would it work?
18257	Xindral?
18257	Yes?
18257	You do, eh? 18257 You go along?
18257	You in charge?
18257	You mean Narval is n''t sure he wants to meet Ram?
18257	You mean you do n''t even know where to start looking? 18257 You mean, how will we take the Depot?
18257	You''re telling me we''re expendable?
18257	Your recommendations?
18257	##"Well, Scarf, have you finished reading that thing?"
18257	A long silence, then from the far end of the table,"What the hell does that mean?"
18257	Also, can what you''re doing to each of us be reversed so that we can return to what, for us, would be normal?"
18257	And yourself?"
18257	Any objections?"
18257	Any questions?"
18257	Anything else?"
18257	Are my instructions clear?"
18257	Are n''t you risking a lot on us?"
18257	Are we prepared and on schedule?"
18257	Are you prepared to receive us?"
18257	Are you suggesting that we abdicate our sovereignty to a single authority?
18257	Can he do it?"
18257	Can we use them?"
18257	Can you do the job?"
18257	Can you hear me, Flume?"
18257	Clear?"
18257	Clear?"
18257	Clear?"
18257	Courtesies of the space- ways, and all that?
18257	Damn, where was Drummer''s message?
18257	Did Drummer really support Narval?
18257	Did you get the entire message on its way?"
18257	Did you hear me, Drummer?"
18257	Did you read?
18257	Do the people also see and listen to you?
18257	Do you accept these conditions?"
18257	Do you agree?"
18257	Do you agree?"
18257	Do you hear me?"
18257	Do you read?"
18257	Do you understand?"
18257	Do you understand?"
18257	Do you wish an escort from your present position to the dock?"
18257	Does n''t that answer your question?"
18257	For what purpose?"
18257	Got it?"
18257	Got it?"
18257	Grinning at Brad, he asked,"OK, how are you going to get me out of this rat''s nest and back to my ship?"
18257	Have I your permission to pick up the message and bring it to you?"
18257	Have I your word?"
18257	Have you come up with an action to implement our new policy?"
18257	Have your governments cleared this as a joint operation?"
18257	Hear that?
18257	Hodak, can you rig a taxi to manual control and leave it with enough power for a one- time flight through the depot''s cocoon?"
18257	How are our dynamic and constantly changing interplanetary and interregional space lanes to be maintained?
18257	How could they fit into his schemes?
18257	How did the inspection go?
18257	How did you manage to evade observation long enough to get away?"
18257	How do you see it?"
18257	How do you stand?"
18257	How does it all fit together?"
18257	How does that strike you?"
18257	How is it they let you get away?"
18257	How''s that for starters, sir?"
18257	I repeat: are you on a military mission?"
18257	I''ll not pry where I''ve no business to, but who are they?"
18257	Is that agreeable?"
18257	Is that clear?"
18257	Is that what you''re saying?"
18257	Is the representative of your Government present?"
18257	Is this satisfactory?"
18257	Know what I mean?"
18257	Looking from one to the other, he demanded,"Did you hear Camari''s speech?"
18257	Many issues were extremely complex: What are an inhabited planet''s or satellite''s jurisdictional limits within territorial and contiguous space?
18257	May I count on your cooperation?"
18257	More important, could this bar- room brawl be exploited to the Sentinels''advantage?
18257	Need I say more?"
18257	Next?"
18257	No other sources?"
18257	Now, as to your problem with us: is it insurmountable?"
18257	Now, for starters, how did you manage to get a lift by spunnel and make it this far without tearing that old wreck apart?
18257	Now, what''s the problem?"
18257	Now, what''s the problem?"
18257	OK, here''s one: am I an inmate in this prison or not?"
18257	OK?"
18257	Or was it?
18257	Or were they agents of the UIPS?
18257	Orders?
18257	Orders?"
18257	Other than military, who and what was Scarf, and why was he tormenting Drummer?
18257	Part of the counter- intelligence function,"adding, with a smirk,"Do n''t you agree?"
18257	President?"
18257	President?"
18257	Ready?"
18257	Really feel that way?"
18257	Remember?
18257	See the problem?"
18257	Selvin?"
18257	Shall I warm her up and crank in the coordinates for you, sir?"
18257	So, what can I expect?"
18257	Take the depot as hostage?
18257	Tell me, Bura, is your ship really a commercial cargo transporter or is it a UIPS warship with a military mission inside our legal jurisdiction?"
18257	The intranet filled with"What the hell''s going on?
18257	The question of the moment is how might this so- called peace conference affect achieving my ultimate objective?"
18257	Then to Kumiko,"Which way?"
18257	There was a long silence, followed by,"What does the Log Depot have to do with it?"
18257	To what purpose?"
18257	Turning to Adari, he asked,"Did you put it together?"
18257	Turning to the Space Force Commander he said,"What''s the situation, Jim?"
18257	Understood?"
18257	Understood?"
18257	Was it possible?
18257	Was n''t it odd to have these special skills fall into place?"
18257	Was n''t it, Brad?"
18257	Were they of a kind?
18257	Were they really escaped prisoners?
18257	What about Brad and his buddies?"
18257	What about you, Brad?"
18257	What are the rights and obligations of one Region''s military and commercial vessels and citizens when inside the lawful boundaries of another?
18257	What do you mean?"
18257	What do you see, Adari?"
18257	What do you tell them, Drummer?"
18257	What does that mean?"
18257	What does that tell you?"
18257	What else, I wonder?
18257	What happened?"
18257	What is the definition of"innocent passage"in the context of a multi- national Solar Community?
18257	What is your opinion?"
18257	What the hell for?"
18257	What the hell game are you playing, Drummer?"
18257	What was Drummer''s real objective?
18257	What were Scarf''s stooge and Ram discussing?
18257	What''ll that get us?"
18257	What''s on your mind?"
18257	What''s the story on communications?"
18257	What''s the word, Myra?"
18257	What''s their input?"
18257	Whatta ya want?"
18257	When do we get to that?"
18257	When?"
18257	Where is he?"
18257	Where is it?"
18257	Which bird?"
18257	Who are we?
18257	Who are you to force me-- us-- into a life- risk situation?"
18257	Who speaks?"
18257	Who will pay for such services?
18257	Why do you have to see each gun?"
18257	Why me?"
18257	Why not have the fleet rendezvous closer to the target?"
18257	Why you folks?
18257	Why?"
18257	With whom do you stand, Captain Yargoul?"
18257	Would n''t Drummer see through that ploy?"
18257	Would n''t you have had a fuel problem?"
18257	Would you accept being a traitor to President Narval?"
18257	Y''hear?"
29455	Der lady friendt? 29455 Is it not pretty?"
29455	Now, what is der idea of that?
29455	What do you want, if two billion''s not enough?
29455	Where is she?
29455	Where''s my friend?
29455	You keep quiet, eh, and wait for me to say something indiscreet? 29455 But-- what do you wish?
29455	How are we going to do it?"
29455	How do you do?"
29455	Orders?"
29455	Orders?"
29455	Rubbing sticks together?"
29455	See?"
29455	Sylva said hopefully:"Do n''t you know some way?
29455	What have you to report?"
29455	Where are you?"
29455	Yes?"
28669	''But where,''say some,''is the king of America?'' 28669 ), were christened in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit(? 28669 ), were dedicated to God and his service by their parents(? 28669 And the teachers, do they live forever? 28669 And where are the mighty reptile tyrants of air, earth and water of the Oolite? 28669 And why do we believe that Virgil wrote the à � neid? 28669 And why is it that the Bible is not studied by the masses and regarded more? 28669 Are Christian rulers more tyrannical and their Christian subjects more ungovernable? 28669 Are poor Christians most insolent and disorderly? 28669 Are the rich more insolent_ when Christianized_? 28669 Are they generally known? 28669 Are you not now unable to give a reason for your premises? 28669 But what are sentinels when the power of Omnipotence is put forth? 28669 Can he mean that they are anonymous books? 28669 Can nature thus declare and not make known?
28669	Can you give a reason for your present infidelity?
28669	Do they fear him and trust in him?
28669	Do they love and obey him?
28669	Do you not now, as well as then, occupy unreasonable ground?
28669	Does Christianity make worse parents and worse children?
28669	Does a man''s ability in discerning and his truthfulness in reporting depend upon the skill or ignorance of those who hear?
28669	Does he mean that they are not biographies-- books containing, in their historic matter, an account of the authors_ themselves_?
28669	Does it make husbands and wives, friends and neighbors less trustworthy?
28669	Does it not make men and women more virtuous and happy in every situation in life?
28669	First: Who can measure the extent of natural possibilities?
28669	Gentlemen atheists, am I correct in this conclusion?
28669	Gentlemen, have you any reply?
28669	Have you heard him speak?
28669	Have you seen God?
28669	Having rather conceded that atheists are fools, and turned_ deists_, are you really any better off?
28669	How came it into the world?
28669	How could men be persuaded that adultery should be punished when they were taught from infancy that it was a virtue among the gods?
28669	How did you obtain this idea?
28669	How do we judge and believe respecting the authorship of other ancient books?
28669	How few people do, or will, understand that the terms of salvation are written as with the beams of the sun?
28669	How is this?
28669	How many Gideons are there among leading infidels whose soul- piety would resist such a temptation as that?
28669	How many talk about religion who set aside a great portion of the word of God as worse than useless?
28669	How was it with Christ?
28669	How will you account for this?
28669	If Matthew, Mark, Luke and John did not write those books which bear their names, then are they false in fact?
28669	If we had we could not be honest without being Christians?
28669	Is it a greater thing to give life to a body once dead than to a body that never was alive?
28669	Is it not the truth that fools are wiser in their own conceit than men who can give a reason?
28669	Is the sun of righteousness low in your spiritual heavens?
28669	Is the trouble a low degree of faith, approximating unbelief?
28669	Is this a simple or compound idea?
28669	It costs our author nothing but a stroke of his pen to invent the''Chordonia,''and whence did they come?
28669	May it not be because they prefer all other business and pleasures before this?
28669	Mr. Paine, did the God of the Bible approve of the Jewish royalty?
28669	Now, gentlemen, is not this all that the imagination can do?
28669	Or have you given him the uppermost seat in your affections?
28669	Or when saw we thee sick and in prison, and came unto thee?
28669	Reason timidly says:"Mr. C., in your very severe strictures on the deists, are you not condemning yourself?
28669	Say, was Thomas Paine an infidel when he wrote that?
28669	The fathers, where are they?
28669	Then shall the righteous answer him, saying, Lord, when saw we thee an hungered, and fed thee; or thirsty, and gave thee drink?
28669	There stands a clock; it keeps correct time, but does it declare the glory of any one?
28669	They are these: If Christianity is not true, where did it come from?
28669	They were made the special objects of God''s favor in their infancy(?
28669	Was it because they had detected him as a cheat and an impostor?
28669	Was it because they had discovered in the person of Christ an impostor, a mere cheat?
28669	What do the priests do next?
28669	What is its origin?
28669	What is the religion of thousands?
28669	What other person ever created such a concern about such an event?
28669	What think you of Christ?
28669	When saw we thee a stranger, and took thee in; or naked, and clothed thee?
28669	When the popular sentiment was that he was a prophet the priests and scribes sought his life, believing that his death would end his cause?
28669	When they and the people learned that he was an impostor(?)
28669	When will you be ready to resume?
28669	Who does not know that those books are and have been called the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John?
28669	Whose son is he?
28669	Why are skeptics and infidels so partial among ancient books?
28669	Why are so many professors of religion negligent in this matter?
28669	Why do we believe that CÃ ¦ sar wrote the Commentaries on the Gallic War?
28669	Why this?
28669	Will any sensible man affirm that they are the wrong names?
28669	Will some wise one tell us why this strange inconsistency?
28669	Will you oblige me?"
28669	_ Christian_--And this is all the imagination can do?
28669	_ Christian_--Gentlemen, do you think your present position is a scientific one?
28669	_ Christian_--Gentlemen, have you not contraband goods in your warehouse?
28669	_ It is not the office of a friend(?)
28669	and if so, what did the authors die for?
28669	this I am anxious to know; as you are"liberalists"and"free- thinkers,"you will be equally anxious to reach the truth in the premises?
28669	vi: 15--"What part hath he that believeth with an infidel?"
29384	And may I ask,he said with sarcastic politeness,"since when a strait- jacket has become first- aid for a case of lightning stroke?"
29384	And you think the fire- ball broke down that insulation by the shock to Tristan''s system?
29384	But you said the polarity could n''t be that of a magnet; then what?
29384	But, good Lord, Tristan,I said,"what possible occupation could you follow?"
29384	But, then, why do n''t we frequently see people kiting off the earth as the result of explosions?
29384	Do n''t you remember the common pith ball of your high school physics days? 29384 How do we know whether another planet would have the opposite sign to our own bodies?"
29384	I see it now-- don''t you? 29384 Say, have ya really got somethin''up y''r sleeve?"
29384	Steel rods in a rope which the people see uncoil from the ground in front of their eyes?
29384	Under a tree?
29384	What in the dickens are you talking about?
29384	Why not?
29384	You mean its effect is_ qualitatively_ different from that of any other explosion?
29384	Did I say"helping me lift?"
29384	Did it ever occur to you that what from one point of view is a monstrous catastrophe, from another is an asset?"
29384	Gone-- where?
29384	Had the engines broken down?
29384	I do n''t know just how to say it-- oh, ca n''t you see it yourself?"
29384	If they were right about the one, why not the other?
29384	Up?
29384	What did he see there-- what dire other- world thing dragging him into the depths of space?
29384	Why and how?
29384	Why this ghastly absurdity?"
29384	Why, oh, why?
29384	Would it increase?
29601	Soap?
29601	***** There was the four of us, see?
29601	Does that give you any ideas?"
29601	Have your citizens seen anything around that they do n''t want?
29601	How would you protect yourself?"
29601	Illustration: Illustrated by ASHMAN]_ SEE?_ By EDWARD G. ROBLES, JR._ Seeing things?
29601	Illustration: Illustrated by ASHMAN]_ SEE?_ By EDWARD G. ROBLES, JR._ Seeing things?
29601	Now will you go away?"
29601	Pete, was there anything else in the location where you found this thing?"
29601	Sacks says,"Whatinell would I do with a left shoe?
29601	We''re hobos, understand?
29601	What''ll you gimme for this, huh?"
29601	What''s all the beef about?"
26795	About Antamunda? 26795 And have you?"
26795	And is that the public relations job? 26795 And that''s your whole story?"
26795	And what was in this letter?
26795	And what was that?
26795	And you think I''ll stand for that?
26795	But how?
26795	But you knew him, right? 26795 By the time I get home...""Home?"
26795	Did Mr. Andrusco describe this help?
26795	Did he tell you that? 26795 Do n''t you see?"
26795	Do what?
26795	Does it? 26795 Hair of the dog?"
26795	Harmless? 26795 How about dinner tonight?"
26795	How did you get here?
26795	How do you mean, genuine? 26795 How long have you been here?"
26795	How many trips did you make, Sergeant?
26795	Huh?
26795	In a way, I can almost feel responsible..."How?
26795	Instructions, Mr. Blacker..."From whom? 26795 Is that so?
26795	It''s about Spencer, is n''t it?
26795	Just where does public relations come into this? 26795 Livia in bed?"
26795	Me? 26795 Menace, sir?"
26795	Mr. Andrusco in his office?
26795	Pretty sad, is n''t it?
26795	Run through that_ Gypsy_ number for Mr. Blacker, huh?
26795	Side? 26795 Somebody swiping your apples?"
26795	Then what are you doing here?
26795	Then what was it?
26795	Then you did kill them?
26795	Unemployment?
26795	Well-- suppose we have a drink, Sergeant? 26795 What about the first kid?"
26795	What are you talking about?
26795	What brings you here, Tom?
26795	What do you mean?
26795	What do you mean?
26795	What do you mean?
26795	What do you want?
26795	What does it pay?
26795	What does that mean?
26795	What is it?
26795	What is this? 26795 What''s that?"
26795	What''s that?
26795	What''s the matter?
26795	What?
26795	What?
26795	What?
26795	What?
26795	Where do I sit?
26795	Who is it?
26795	Who said anything about home?
26795	Who, me?
26795	Why do n''t I see him in the morning?
26795	Why''d you bail me out? 26795 Why?
26795	Will you take the job?
26795	Wright?
26795	Yes, sir?
26795	You know Julie, do n''t you? 26795 You know the staff of cleaning personnel that invades this place every Saturday?
26795	You mean Earth? 26795 You mean, it''s true?"
26795	You think they wo n''t believe me?
26795	You would n''t have an oxygen pill around?
26795	--that menace?"
26795	A job offer?"
26795	After a few minutes, he felt better enough to ask:"Why?"
26795	All right?"
26795	And I suppose the assassin was a guy named Wright?"
26795	And Milt Steiner?
26795	And what kind of story do you want to tell?"
26795	Andrusco?"
26795	Are you so sure that_ you_ believe it?"
26795	Blacker?"
26795	Blacker?"
26795	Bradshaw?"
26795	But if your livelihood depended on your own little stack of fruit-- would you be willing to sit by and take the chance?"
26795	But maybe when they actually saw it in print, they could n''t stand the spotlight--""And that''s your theory?"
26795	But what_ could_ Sergeant Spencer do for the PR program?
26795	Could n''t we?"
26795	Did you like it?"
26795	Do I make myself clear?"
26795	Do n''t you see that?
26795	Do n''t you see that?"
26795	Do we?"
26795	Do you hear me?
26795	Do you know him?"
26795	Do you want the preliminaries, or should we have the main bout?"
26795	Does it sound to you like the kind of thing a man would put in a suicide note?
26795	Eh, Livia?"
26795	Ever hear of them?"
26795	Got one handy?"
26795	He''s one of_ them_--one of those creatures--""But you have no real proof?"
26795	How do you like that nerve?"
26795	How''s the boy?"
26795	I mean, Mars and all that may be fun to visit, but who''d want to live there?"
26795	I presume the engines have been dismantled?"
26795	If Mars is closed to us...""Ca n''t you see?
26795	In fact, you and the sergeant did a lot of business together?"
26795	Interested?"
26795	Is it a picture of a genuine infant with scales?"
26795	Is n''t that the story?"
26795	Is the story true?"
26795	It just does n''t sound like a man about to kill himself and his wife--""Is that all?"
26795	It''s fishy, you know?
26795	Livia said:"Shall I call the police, John?"
26795	Now that Walt''s willing to cooperate...""Can I see the photo?"
26795	Now what do you want?"
26795	Only to grieve me?
26795	Or do I?"
26795	Our last radio contact with Captain Wright leads us to expect--""_ Who?_"Tom was on his feet.
26795	Spaceman, come home to me soon..._""Did you like it?
26795	That fit your plans all right?"
26795	The question was-- who were they after?
26795	Think you might be interested?"
26795	Thought you were at the office, Tom?"
26795	To keep people out of space?"
26795	Was the story genuine, too?"
26795	We lose our scales after our infancy, when our mouths are formed..."After a while, Tom asked:"And what about Spencer?"
26795	Were these creatures so very different?
26795	What can we lose?
26795	What was Andrusco doing here?
26795	What''s happening about that?"
26795	Why did he leave me?
26795	Why did n''t you tell us about that photograph you were going to print?
26795	Why do you have to be a gypsy?
26795	Will you give it to them?"
26795	Will you listen to me?"
26795	Will you talk to me?"
26795	Wo n''t you come in?"
26795	Would you like that?"
26795	You gave me_ carte blanche_ with this Mitchell babe, remember?
26795	Your message reported from switchboard... had orders...""Is it true?"
29457	Are we safe now?
29457	Are you responsible for this?
29457	But where is Helgers?
29457	Helgers?
29457	How do you come to be with him?
29457	The girl who was just brought in, is she safe?
29457	What are those things?
29457	What are your friends waiting for all this time?
29457	What has happened? 29457 What was that she was sayin''about the spiders attackin''the_ Osprey_?"
29457	You think, then, that your life is in danger because you happened to be talking to that old Martian when he was murdered?
29457	***** Yet why had n''t the spiders attacked the ship, now that they had it helpless?
29457	*****"What''s the matter, Borgain?"
29457	And who knew it better than Penrun himself, the only one who had ever escaped from that hellish cavern of the Living Dead?
29457	Are you hurt?"
29457	Do I get the space- sphere?"
29457	Know Shakespeare personally?
29457	Reports to the Interplanetary Council?
29457	Shall we risk it, or shall we go while we know we are safe?"
29457	Suppose the spiders turned them next on his own space- sphere up here on the peak?
29457	What in Heaven''s name possessed her to try to venture out in that killing heat?
29457	Where is he?"
29457	Why, why?
29457	Yet was it more impossible than the cavern itself?
29457	You know the Ganymedan debtor''s law?"
28673	Ca n''t you stay awhile?
28673	Wo n''t you tarry awhile?
28673	--_Ingersoll._ Therefore, if a man stops at a hotel and drinks till he has to be helped home, he is no drunkard?
28673	36, 39._***** Have infidels been martyred on account of their infidelity?
28673	Alexander lauds her religion and faith as worthy of immortal honor(?
28673	And if the Savior paid the debt, why is it that sinners are to pay it themselves unless they repent?
28673	And what right have Atheists to claim instinct as an original endowment, in certain cases?
28673	Are Christians always holding up their great minds?
28673	Are the rushings of the Wild Cat river moral or immoral?
28673	But is it true that the atonement was completed upon the cross or by the death of Christ only?
28673	But why should they claim this exception of an original endowment?
28673	Can the life- long deaf talk as well as those whose ears are perfect?
28673	Can there be invention without an inventive being?
28673	Can there be light without a cause?
28673	Can you forgive a debt that is paid?
28673	Common- sense skeptic says:"Who required that?
28673	Did Christ ever sin?
28673	Did He not know what He was doing?
28673	Did I not hear you say that you had wreaked your vengeance upon the innocent one?"
28673	Did he not hear and learn from the"ancient of days"--from his great author?
28673	Did man not have the privilege of learning to talk?
28673	Did they come of themselves, or did somebody make and arrange them?
28673	Do n''t you see that sinless one?
28673	Do you say mind or spirit does not belong as a real factor to science?
28673	Do you see?
28673	Do you tell us that society made language?
28673	Does not the law say''It is the soul that sinneth that shall die?''
28673	Hartman and Binius, in more modern times, flatter her prudence and piety(?).
28673	Has the history of humanity furnished a single case in which a person, perfectly deaf during all his life, had the ability to speak words?
28673	Have we not the most certain evidence of the existence of mind?
28673	He that arranged the vocal powers of man, could He not speak?
28673	He that created the ear, could He not hear?
28673	Here it is: Theodorus and Theophanes extol that vile woman for her VIRTUE AND EXCELLENCE(?).
28673	How is this?
28673	Infidels, who dislike( will you hear it?)
28673	Ingersoll is a temperance man(?)
28673	Is it not unreasonable to suppose that the author of man''s being took no delight in him?
28673	Is it possible for such a thing to take place?
28673	Is light a certain evidence that there is light, or a source of light?
28673	Is not reasoning a proof that there is something which reasons?
28673	Is there any place in your nature where life and death, or heaven and hell, can meet in festive joys?
28673	Is there no evidence of an intelligent authorship here?
28673	It is this: How many teeth have you got in your mouth; how many does a man have?
28673	Just now there is no question put so often by men who feign to be unbelievers as,"What do you think of Colonel Ingersoll?"
28673	LANGUAGE AND RELIGION, FROM WHENCE?
28673	One question, and only one, will be of interest to me in the judgment, and that is this, how have I lived?
28673	Shall we say that the history of the gospel is a pure fiction?
28673	Suppose we test the merits of the case in this manner, then who are your infidels that will compare with Jesus Christ and his apostles?
28673	TO WHOM ARE WE INDEBTED?
28673	That you may remember it, I will repeat it once more, it is this: who did the first man hear in order to learn the talker''s trade?
28673	The facts developed at this point ought to be remembered, and the question, why can the deaf, described, never talk?
28673	The question possible came up, Whence came they, and all the other things which I now see and hear?
28673	The question therefore comes back again, have we any knowledge of mind?
28673	Their inventive genius is equally vigorous; this being true, why should the defect of the ear deprive them of the power of speech?
28673	WHERE DID LANGUAGE COME FROM?
28673	WHO, OR WHAT, IS THAT CAUSE?
28673	Was it death in sin?
28673	Was it physical death?
28673	Were they always here?
28673	What are the deeds which were done in my body?
28673	What is a vagabond on the earth but a man without a home?
28673	What is her education even now, and in our own country?
28673	What is it?
28673	What is such a woman good for?
28673	What was it that Christ suffered in the sinners''law- place?
28673	What will come next?
28673	When I see a man doing this I suspect that he has lost his love of home associations, and ask myself the question, What is the trouble?
28673	Where are your persons of such profound understanding?
28673	Where, and under what circumstances, were their schools established?
28673	Who can blame men who never heard any thing better for being unbelievers?
28673	Who counted him guilty of the whole?
28673	Who?"
28673	Why do the life- long deaf never talk?
28673	Why not?
28673	Why should any sensible man attribute such dealings to the Father of Spirits?
28673	Why this modification in the teachings of evolutionists?
28673	Will the Deist answer this question?
28673	Will you obey Him and live?
28673	Would you like to have an organ which would enable you to see spirits?
28673	or, with such men, even, as Milton, Clarendon, Hale, Bacon, Boyle, Locke, Newton, Addison, Lyttleton, West, Johnson and Campbell?
28673	will you tell us where this cell- building instinct came from?
28672	What may we reasonably believe to be God''s design in raising up the preachers called Methodists? 28672 are not entitled to be heard?"
28672	: are they teachable?
28672	Are all things hard to believe in the Bible?
28672	Are they believing this, that, and the other story, which they read?
28672	Are they old enough and wise enough to know what is wrong?
28672	Are they reading novels between Sundays, and all other kinds of literature?
28672	But shall we reject a thing because it is hard to believe?
28672	But then, we theologians"have no right to be heard?"
28672	But why should this effort not be made?
28672	But, when they are in the east, our planet does not tip up in the west?
28672	By whom was it written?
28672	Can inanimate forces do more than living intelligent Nature?
28672	Can you get them so far apart as to hold the one class-- things-- to be eternal, and the other class-- properties-- not?
28672	Can you get this conclusion out of, or away from logical deductions?
28672	Come, gentlemen; how is this?
28672	Could you write the history of your origin, of your birth, without the aid of some one older than yourself?
28672	Did an eternal life- germ evolve all the forms of organic life known upon our earth?
28672	Did it always exist?
28672	Did these do more than animated intelligence can do?
28672	Did you have the powers of observation in active exercise, watching every movement among the causes that brought you into being?
28672	Do not even publicans the same?''
28672	Do they know what is right?
28672	Do you say life was always in matter?
28672	Do you say, we have given up all hope of witnessing its demonstration?
28672	Does a man''s believing power rest upon flowery beds of ease in the teaching of infidelity?
28672	Does this have the right ring?
28672	Fathers and mothers, where are your children?
28672	From a state of death?
28672	From whence did they come, and how?
28672	Gentlemen, will you get away with this conclusion?
28672	Have you taught them?
28672	Have you weighed the matter I gave you in our last interview?
28672	I suppose you are now ready to ask,"Is it not a scientific truth that matter is eternal?"
28672	If so, is this not evolution backwards?
28672	If unintelligent dead matter has performed the feat, without wisdom or design, why should it not be performed by living intelligent Nature?
28672	If you ca n''t are you not below the inanimate Nature which did it for the first time?
28672	If you found it in the book of Nature and read it there, you can tell me on what page it is written?
28672	If you leave the Bible, to what will you go?
28672	In the so- called realms of free- thought is there nothing hard to believe?
28672	Is a moneron an eternal life germ?
28672	Is it not hard to believe all this about Jesus, and at the same time believe that he gave to the world a false religion?
28672	Is it not possible that you have obtained your intelligence from another source-- from what I call the revelation of the Creator?
28672	Is it not retrogression, or development at the expense of the loss of power to rise to the plane of unintelligent mind and life evolving nature?
28672	Is life, perception and understanding essential to matter, as such?
28672	Is senseless matter perfectly wise, without consciousness?
28672	May it not be true that you have thus borrowed your information, and falsely credited it to Nature?
28672	Mr. Haeckel knows a great deal?
28672	Mr. Huxley advises us to keep our mouths shut(?).
28672	O, ye stars, what is the magnitude of an infidel''s credulity?
28672	Or would such attributes allow him to remain in ignorance of his duties?
28672	Very well; can you separate things and their properties?
28672	WHAT DO EVOLUTIONISTS TEACH?
28672	WHEN SHOULD CHILDREN BECOME CHURCH MEMBERS?
28672	We Christians have no right to be heard?
28672	Well, that is grand?
28672	Well, there are some very weighty men in this world?
28672	Well, well, has any man ever witnessed it?
28672	Were there infinite atoms in mutual encounters, dashing and striking against each other?
28672	What a grand harmony there is just here?
28672	What are the scriptures of the Old and New Testaments but Hebrew productions?
28672	What does it amount to?
28672	What have we to gain by the adoption of this unknown factor in the vegetable and animal_ kingdoms_?
28672	What is the cause of the character they ascribe to the Christ?
28672	What is there which he can not believe?
28672	What was the cause of the teachings of the apostles, whose sincerity was such that they died for their religion?
28672	Where, gentlemen, O where will you place mind?
28672	Which theory ascribes the more intelligence to God-- the Deist''s or the Christian''s?
28672	Why is this?
28672	Will it no more be said that--"Not a truth has to art or to science been given, But brows have ached for it, and souls toiled and striven?"
28672	Will not all our brethren speak out upon this subject?
28672	Without antecedent life and mind being drawn upon?
28672	Would an act of wisdom reveal to man the true object of worship?
28672	Would wisdom and love tell him what is right?
28672	You say inanimate Nature produced life and mind without the previous existence of either; can you duplicate that feat with your power?
28672	_ Christian._ Are you certain of this?
28672	_ Christian._ Are you sure that Nature ever gave the history of her origin, of her birth?
28672	_ Question._ Were they the effects of an inadequate cause?
28672	_ Reason._ Tell it vocally?
28672	_ Wonderful advice!_ Do such men let religion alone?
28672	do you read it in the book of Nature, or does she tell it vocally?
28672	how was she qualified to do so?
28672	is it also nothing?
28672	will you do this so that I may read it too?
20859	And I am to induce him?
20859	And do what?
20859	And how far is it away?
20859	And where have you been?
20859	And you''re taking us on the ship, Molo? 20859 Anita, do you have a complete isolation barrage for this room?"
20859	Anita, if we can get to the_ Star- Streak_, seize it and escape from this world...."Carry Snap and Venza there now? 20859 Anything, Gregg?"
20859	Are n''t you hungry?
20859	Are the clouds too thick? 20859 Are they outside?"
20859	But if it be tonight?
20859	But if it be tonight?
20859	But what are the light- beams for?
20859	But what can it be?
20859	But what could be wrong?
20859	But where are they now?
20859	But why should these brains want their help?
20859	But why, in heaven''s name, man, did n''t you ring and tell us?
20859	But you?
20859	Can we operate it from here, Gregg, or will you mount it in the bow?
20859	Can you move, Snap?
20859	Daniel Dean and party?
20859	Destroyed?
20859	Did they find a way of meeting the Martians? 20859 Do you know where the control station is located?"
20859	Do you know where your ship is?
20859	Do you know who Molo is? 20859 Do you want to see them, Gregg Haljan?"
20859	For the last time, will you talk?
20859	Francis?
20859	Girls,I asked,"where is the_ Star- Streak_?"
20859	Gregg, darling, can you hear me?
20859	Gregg? 20859 Haljan?"
20859	Have they ever been read?
20859	Have you got a timer? 20859 Have you spoken to them?"
20859	How could I tell? 20859 How do they know that?"
20859	How far would you say, at a rough guess, that ship is from us now?
20859	How little?
20859	How''s your arm, Venza?
20859	How?
20859	How?
20859	I do n''t seem to be able to frighten you?
20859	If it''s that now, what will it be when we get closer?
20859	In a rush, Haljan?
20859	In here, but where is the accursed door?
20859	In these mountains?
20859	Is that the meeting place?
20859	Is the fellow in a public place by any chance?
20859	May we communicate with Colonel Halsey?
20859	Me? 20859 Me?
20859	Men of Earth, are you decided, like the Martian, to join with us?
20859	Not bad, Gregg Haljan? 20859 Not too bad?"
20859	Nothing yet, Gregg?
20859	Nothing yet?
20859	Now, damn you,Brayley said, rubbing off his hands on a rough towel,"for the last time: will you talk?"
20859	Now?
20859	Or should we board the_ Cometara_ and hide?
20859	Ready, Gregg?
20859	See here, Waters, what about the projectile that ascended from Earth last night? 20859 Shall I try the eavesdropper, Gregg?"
20859	Shall we go on?
20859	Shall we try it now, Gregg?
20859	She is caring for this Earth- girl and this girl from Venus?
20859	Sit down and I''ll tell you...."Where are we?
20859	Snap, are you in pain?
20859	Snap, ca n''t you hear us?
20859	So you are recovered?
20859	So you did not like that?
20859	Something Molo contacted there? 20859 Something wrong, Molo?
20859	Something wrong?
20859	Suppose we''re being followed? 20859 That radiance from the enemy''s bow?"
20859	That war is coming? 20859 That''s a secret meeting, is n''t it?"
20859	That''s your world, Wandl, down there, is n''t it?
20859	Then what is happening?
20859	Those things out there, those discs....Grantline demanded,"Yes, what in hell are they?"
20859	Too late for what?
20859	Venza, are you all right?
20859	Venza?
20859	Well, Gregg do you have a detector with you?
20859	Well, what?
20859	Well, why does n''t he see us now?
20859	What about the pressure pumps?
20859	What are you going to do?
20859	What can I do for you, Colonel Halsey?
20859	What do you think? 20859 What does that mean?
20859	What does that mean?
20859	What else is mysterious?
20859	What in the universe can he want with Venza? 20859 What is it I should do?"
20859	What is it you do with me? 20859 What is it?"
20859	What is the dark forest?
20859	What is wanted of us Colonel?
20859	What is your name? 20859 What room is that Martian occupying?"
20859	What shall I do?
20859	What''s going on?
20859	What''s that up there?
20859	What''s the fuss about? 20859 What''s the nearest exit- route out of here?"
20859	What?
20859	When are you coming back?
20859	When do you go?
20859	When this is over, you mean you will really be given Mars to rule?
20859	When will that be? 20859 When you locate the enemy, do you think they''ll destroy us as they did those other ships?"
20859	Where are the girls? 20859 Where are we going to sit?
20859	Where is he?
20859	Where is it? 20859 Where is the place from here?"
20859	Where would I go alone in this damned world? 20859 Where?"
20859	Which way?
20859	Why not? 20859 Why not?"
20859	Why not?
20859	Why the hell not?
20859	Why, what''s the matter? 20859 Will you observe them, Gregg Haljan?"
20859	Will you talk freely and truthfully?
20859	Wo n''t you tell us what''s going on?
20859	Working all right?
20859	You Gregg?
20859	You are the new prisoner taken from that wrecked Earth- ship?
20859	You eat often?
20859	You said he wants me, too?
20859	You will rule Mars?
20859	You would save your own skin now?
20859	You''re all right now?
20859	You''re sure there''s nobody else?
20859	Your piracy?
20859	Your purpose discovered?
20859	Your two captives, where are they? 20859 *****Will you swing east or west of the Moon?"
20859	11"But when do we eat?"
20859	4"But see here,"I said,"did they mention the Martian, Molo, at all?"
20859	A huge distended human brain, with the body withered to that tiny arm?
20859	All right?"
20859	An insane thing?
20859	And Wandl?
20859	And do it, if need be, blindly?
20859	And then came the muffled tone of his voice:"Shall we drop down, Gregg?"
20859	Anita rose from Venza:"Oh, Gregg, what shall we do?
20859	Are they taking us ashore?"
20859	Are we lost?"
20859	Are you coming to the turret?"
20859	Beside me I heard Grantline gasp,"Gregg, am I crazy or is that bow beacon like the light- beam planted in Greater New York?"
20859	Bring them-- did you say bring them?"
20859	But how could this helpless creature, incapable of almost everything, obviously, save thought, do the work of its world?
20859	But how...?"
20859	But what will the beam do to us?"
20859	But what?
20859	But where?
20859	But which way, Gregg?"
20859	Ca n''t we carry them?"
20859	Ca n''t we rest?"
20859	Can we make Molo lead us?"
20859	Can you not see it?"
20859	Coming back?
20859	Could this Great Master of Wandl see into my mind?
20859	Could this vast mechanism of human mind here at my feet interpret the vibrations of my thoughts?
20859	Could we get the door open?
20859	Did I not advise you to keep those helpless things on Wandl?"
20859	Did Molo really believe that?
20859	Did it understand?
20859	Did n''t I tell you?"
20859	Did the Washington observatory report what happened to it?"
20859	Did you figure our emerging curve?"
20859	Did you order Waters forward?"
20859	Do n''t you realize this means destruction of our three inhabited planets?
20859	Do you suppose we can get away, Gregg?
20859	Do you think that Halsey, under Brayley''s orders, will neglect any chance to find out where Molo is hiding?
20859	Ever heard of her?"
20859	From the control turret came an audiphone buzz, and Drac''s voice:"Am I headed right?
20859	Get loose from the ship before she falls?"
20859	Going to spread it much, Gregg?"
20859	Gone?
20859	Grantline added:"Will you try going back after that ship?"
20859	Grantline asked,"Are you going closer to the Moon?"
20859	Gregg, is this the end?"
20859	Had it been entirely from the instrument, or were we so close that we had heard its distant echoes?
20859	Haljan?"
20859	Has Halsey heard from them?"
20859	Has Waters still got contact with the Earth?
20859	Have any of you heard of them?"
20859	Have they seen it?"
20859	Have you visual connection?"
20859	How did you get here on Earth?
20859	How did you happen...?"
20859	How far had we gone?
20859	How far is it?"
20859	How had we dared leave them to Molo''s trickery?
20859	How long have you been gone?"
20859	I ca n''t very well leap back to Earth, can I?"
20859	I whispered,"Which is the best entrance to the underground rooms?"
20859	I wonder how far down it goes?"
20859	Insects?
20859	Is Wyk dead?"
20859	Is all going well on Venus and Mars?"
20859	Is it a conference?
20859	Is it going?"
20859	Is it to your liking?"
20859	Is there any one of you who will not take my orders and trust my judgement of what is best?
20859	Molo is not too unskillful?"
20859	Or had she let loose?
20859	Or landed on the Moon?"
20859	Or, with some form of invisibility, might it be close to us now, just as the lurking ship might be somewhere around here?
20859	Over the screams, I heard another voice:"Oh Gregg, where are you?"
20859	Pretty soon now, wo n''t it, Molo?"
20859	Pursuit?
20859	Quick, what is it?"
20859	Round them up?
20859	Snap alive?
20859	Snap asked,"What makes them so sure?"
20859	Snap called,"Ready, Gregg?"
20859	Snap, from the other side of Molo, whispered:"What are they doing up there?"
20859	Suppose we can not get out undetected?
20859	The mysterious enemy had planted them-- but why?
20859	Then we''ll meet out here, about where we are now?"
20859	Those insulated rods, see them?
20859	To what purpose?
20859	Understand that?
20859	Untouched by our bolts?
20859	Venza asked eagerly,"Which is he?"
20859	Venza, ca n''t you speak?"
20859	Walking?
20859	Was daylight coming?
20859	Was her atmosphere inherently such that it did not transmit rays of heat?
20859	Was his answer, no?
20859	Was that because, with tremendous velocity, it had sped directly for the new planet out beyond Mars?
20859	Was that the projectile from Earth?
20859	Was that, perhaps, an opposite type of being with the brain submerged, dwarfed, and the body paramount?
20859	Was the other Snap?
20859	Was this something human?
20859	Were Anita and Venza prisoners on that mounting ship?
20859	Were there, on this mysterious planet, two co- existing types, each a specialist, one for the physical work and the other for the mental?
20859	Were these factories of the strange forms of electronic gravity currents Wandl used?
20859	Were these the beings of the new planet which had come to attack us?
20859	What are you trying to do here?"
20859	What are you trying to do to us?"
20859	What causes it?"
20859	What did they mean?
20859	What gruesome thing was this?
20859	What shall we do first?
20859	What was coming next?
20859	What was that for?
20859	What was that now to me?
20859	What was the nature of this strange enemy whom we sought?
20859	What would her final orbit be?
20859	When have you and Dean last slept?"
20859	When will it be day?"
20859	Where are we?
20859	Where are you now?
20859	Where is Anita?"
20859	Where is it?"
20859	Where is this hiding place?"
20859	Where is your_ Star- Streak_?"
20859	Where was Snap?
20859	Why ca n''t a newscaster tell you what is so mysterious?"
20859	Why not?"
20859	Why shout about Halsey?
20859	Why take chances, by repeating them now?"
20859	Will it be day soon, or will the night keep on?"
20859	Will we use force?
20859	Will you offer yourselves to me?"
20859	Will you take me to Wor now to get Meka?"
20859	Will you use the gravity shifters?"
20859	Will you want the Benson- light?
20859	Within fifty miles?
20859	Wo n''t you tell us now?
20859	Would it be to ours?
20859	Would it stave them off, bend their orbit outward?
20859	Would the allied ships follow us?
20859	You coming down?"
20859	You coming up?
20859	You did it, Snap?"
20859	You do not want to die?"
20859	You know what that is?"
20859	You saw the labor I had making the contact?"
20859	You think so, Gregg Haljan?"
20859	You think the ship went behind the Moon?
20859	You two wait for us?"
20859	You''re not going to kill them, are you?"
20859	You''re to keep out of this night''s activities here in the city; you understand?"
20859	You, Molo-- and your sister to help you-- who could command it to more advantage?
29328	Alright, Mr. Stewart, how did you find your cow, with some new kind of radar?
29328	Are you nuts?
29328	Can she be milked?
29328	Cat?
29328	Do n''t you think you better tie Junius so she wo n''t stray?
29328	Do you remember how much more frequent saucer sightings were reported in this area alone?
29328	Hello,Zack replied,"this the electrical engineering lab?"
29328	I''d like to use your phone,his hands moved nervously,"where is it?"
29328	I''m Professor Donnell, can I help you?
29328	Is it safe to get that close to her?
29328	It is n''t?
29328	It''s too crazy to believe, Zack,she whispered in awe;"What are we going to do?
29328	Mister,he asked ominously,"what the hell happened to that cow?"
29328	Mr. Stewart, are you drunk?
29328	See?
29328	Skunk finally got ya, eh boy?
29328	Skunk?
29328	Speak, man, what happened?
29328	To whom in particular did you wish to speak?
29328	Transparent? 29328 Well, who would have charge of things that light up?"
29328	What did it, boy? 29328 What happened, man, what happened?"
29328	What is your theory, Professor?
29328	What''s so funny, Zack?
29328	What''s wrong with him?
29328	Why did n''t Junius die?
29328	Why do n''t we call the Vet''nar''n?
29328	Will you please tell us if Junius can be milked?
29328	You suppose they can git close enough to milk the poor thing?
29328	Your-- WHAT?
29328	Hello, Governor?
29328	How did it happen?"
29328	Johnson, will you please have your men guard the clearing while we hold a conference?"
29328	What has happened to poor Junius?"
29328	Why in the world would I care if you found your cow or not?"
29328	Wonder what he''s doing?"
29328	one of the gentlemen asked, disappointed,"then what is it?"
23790	All shipshape?
23790	And you actually got Interplanetary Life to give you a mortgage on the structure?
23790	Anything more coming?
23790	But Merth Skahl, think-- have we disobeyed Jarth''s will? 23790 But ca n''t you get any control at all?"
23790	But tell me, have you calculated when we shall land?
23790	But what is this constant search? 23790 But what was it, man, what was it that ruined those ships?"
23790	But why is n''t it atomic energy? 23790 Ca n''t you make a gamma- ray bomb of some sort?"
23790	Can the signals get through those fields, Commander?
23790	Can they keep that up long?
23790	Can you overcome that?
23790	Cole-- Cole-- did you get that? 23790 Could they have traced us as we wove our way from Thart to Karst to Raloork to Phahlo?
23790	Could they not send fast ships after them to recall them?
23790	Do you see why I wanted all that metal?
23790	Do you want to watch?
23790	Does n''t that wreck your drive system?
23790	Dr. Bernard Kendall?
23790	Have you got that circuit hooked up?
23790	Having seen me, will you join up in the IP again?
23790	Hmm-- how can there be good and bad planetary systems?
23790	How are you coming?
23790	How could it?
23790	How do you know that''s their general system?
23790	How does that darned thing work? 23790 How long can we hold out?"
23790	How near ready are those ships?
23790	How''d he get inside our detector screens so fast? 23790 If we have, what would you do about it?"
23790	Is Douglass in on this?
23790	Is n''t that a pretty faint hope? 23790 Is n''t that impossible?"
23790	Is that what it is?
23790	It did n''t kill the men in the forts-- why does it kill the men in the ships, when the ships are protected?
23790	It''ll volatilize and leave the scene of action, wo n''t it?
23790	Kendall,asked McLaurin,"can we install that in the IP ships?"
23790	Might it not still be a space pirate? 23790 Neutrons-- don''t you see?"
23790	New?
23790	Now, did you take any readings?
23790	Paraffin-- why?
23790	Ready?
23790	Renwright-- he''s an IP man is n''t he?
23790	Say-- Cole, is that any ship you ever heard of before? 23790 So it will-- but for the love of the system, what of it?"
23790	Still stick to your original plan?
23790	That saved us?
23790	The IP Appropriations Board wo n''t give you what you need, Commander, for real improvements on the IP ships?
23790	The greatest problem is getting a radiant source, is n''t it? 23790 Then our toughest metals are useless?
23790	There is no other thing to try?
23790	They are n''t good for much else, are they? 23790 They ca n''t tear this place loose, can they?"
23790	They can still pull, ca n''t they?
23790	Tom, do you know how much I''m worth now?
23790	Tom, loan me a dozen million, will you? 23790 We could, could n''t we?
23790	Well, how''s your trick''bank''out on Luna, despite its twelve- foot walls, going to stand an atomic explosion?
23790	Well, we have to know how they project it before we can break up the projection, do n''t we?
23790	Well, what would you? 23790 Well, why were n''t we killed too?"
23790	Well, you''ve got the mirror, what are you going to reflect with it now?
23790	What are you going to do?
23790	What can we do to test it?
23790	What can we do?
23790	What did you mean about gamma rays, Buck?
23790	What do you make of it, Buck?
23790	What do you think, man? 23790 What does that mean?"
23790	What happened? 23790 What if it''s a gaseous source already?"
23790	What of it? 23790 What''s next on the program, Buck?"
23790	What''s our reserve now?
23790	What''s that Fourth Degree machine of yours-- the material energy-- if it is n''t controlled and utilized Uncertainty?
23790	What''s the advantage? 23790 What''s the matter, Buck, wo n''t she perk?"
23790	What''s your explanation of that ship?
23790	What,asked Faragaut, looking around him,"does that mean?"
23790	What? 23790 Why bother me?
23790	Why bring that up? 23790 Why not?
23790	Why not?
23790	Why not?
23790	Why-- what in the name of the Planets?
23790	Why?
23790	Will they use that beam on the fort? 23790 Wo n''t the rays affect the power stored in the mercury-- perhaps release it?"
23790	Would they be anyway?
23790	You mean they bathed that ship in neutrons?
23790	You start the automatic key?
23790	All okay?"
23790	And ca n''t we use the thing on them?"
23790	And we are n''t to stick the price too high, and just make money?"
23790	And when am I going to see you in a social sort of way again?"
23790	Any damage, I am responsible for?
23790	Any new defense ideas?"
23790	Any suggestions?"
23790	At the estate?"
23790	Atomic bombs-- or ships to investigate?
23790	Aye, but is the_ stronger_ always the_ better_?
23790	But how are you going to do that?"
23790	But what benefit would you derive from that?
23790	But-- when two oscillations of slightly different frequency meet, what is the result?"
23790	Ca n''t something tough, rather than hard, like copper or even silver for instance, stand it?"
23790	Ca n''t you drop the math and tell me about it?"
23790	Can it be that Jarth has brought us together that these people might learn-- and destroy us?
23790	Can we somehow, do you think, turn them against the people of these worlds?"
23790	Could n''t you tell by the sound that no great voltage-- as atomic voltages go-- was smashing across there?
23790	Cover Illustration: JOHN W. CAMPBELL THE ULTIMATE WEAPON When star fights star, is chaos the best defense?]
23790	Did n''t you see him accelerate to an impossible speed in an impossible time?
23790	Did n''t you see how he just vanished as he exceeded the speed of light, and stopped reflecting it?
23790	Did you get any further appropriations from the IP Appropriations Board?"
23790	Did you know I used them in the''S Doradus''and''Cepheid''?"
23790	Did you see-- do you understand what happened?"
23790	Do n''t you see it?
23790	Do you think I got any readings with that thing bellowing and shrieking in my ears, and burning my skin with ultra- violet?
23790	Douglass, how did your readings show?"
23790	Douglass, you did n''t get any readings, did you?"
23790	Faster than_ light_?
23790	Getting on?"
23790	Got it?"
23790	Had he perhaps given them too much warning and information?
23790	Have you any hope to offer?"
23790	Have you seen any signs of her?"
23790	How about seeing those physicists?"
23790	How do you know that no more than your power that you put in is coming out?"
23790	How does he plan to restock his bank account?"
23790	How far is that from my place here?"
23790	How have you made out?"
23790	How in the name of the planets did they kill those men without a sound, without a flash, and without even warning us, or injuring us?"
23790	How is it?
23790	How long will it be tied up in that deal, do you think?"
23790	How soon do you believe the Council will proceed against the new system?"
23790	How then would these benefit you?"
23790	How''d you like to live on a planet of Antares?
23790	How''d you like to live on a planet of a Cepheid Variable?
23790	I wonder if those fellows have anything more we do n''t know?"
23790	I wonder-- are they headed only for Jupiter?
23790	If I can learn how to make these electric balls of energy, can I not hope to make similar magnetic balls of energy?"
23790	In the meantime, why not use some of those IP ships to bring in a few more cargoes of charged mercury?"
23790	In the meantime--""What was it?
23790	It is, we know, his will that only the best and the strongest shall rule-- but are the best always the strongest?
23790	Just a gas- flame?
23790	Just what do you call that tame stellar furnace of yours?"
23790	Know anything about Renwright''s ionization- work?"
23790	Look, what is the fundamental difference between sound and light?"
23790	May it not be they are the better race-- that it is_ we_ who are the weaker and the poorer?
23790	McLaurin looked at it sceptically toward the last, and asked Buck:"What do you expect it to do?"
23790	Now what makes you believe otherwise?"
23790	Now: what does that mean?"
23790	Pure heat, but how?"
23790	Shall we return to Sthor or remain in space, lost?"
23790	So who''d turn pirate?"
23790	Somewhere on Phobos-- but where?
23790	That''s better efficiency than most anything else we have, is n''t it?"
23790	The regular group will be here?"
23790	The strongest-- they are not always the better, are they?"
23790	They have set it up?"
23790	VI"Hello, Tom?"
23790	Were you thinking of that?"
23790	What did you mean?"
23790	What else, and how come?"
23790	What is it-- or what is it meant to be?"
23790	What now?
23790	What reserve of fuel have we?"
23790	What''s happening?"
23790	What''s he like?"
23790	What''s our normal intensity here?"
23790	Where are you?
23790	Where do I-- oh, here?"
23790	Why should a race ever develop so amazing a projection in so peculiar and exposed a position?
23790	Will you resign with me, Cole?
23790	Will you send that order through?"
23790	You ca n''t get a temperature above about ten thousand degrees, and maintain it very long, can you?"
23790	You know how a quartz crystal oscillator in a radio- control apparatus will break, if you work it on a very heavy load at the peak?
23790	You want to sell?"
23790	You''ll be off duty tomorrow evening, ca n''t you drop around to the lab?
23790	You''ve installed that paraffin lining?"
23790	Your readings were about.2, Devin?"
23790	_ He went off faster than light itself!_""Eh-- what?
23790	_ I do n''t think that''s just a pirate!_""Not a pirate-- what then?"
23790	_ That ship was no ship of this solar system!_""Where did he come from then?"
29322	A week?
29322	Anthony, is n''t it time that we opened the seals and went outside? 29322 Can you get your feet free, Naomi?"
29322	Clear? 29322 How is that?"
29322	How long do you think you have slept?
29322	How long?
29322	Oh, do you think so?
29322	Oh, what will I do? 29322 Well?
29322	What is going on here? 29322 And whence had come the giant black who had attacked her? 29322 Are you Anthony Starr?
29322	Are you sure, Anthony, are you sure?"
29322	But how was it that the questioner knew so little about what had happened here?
29322	But how?
29322	But was it?
29322	But what-- what do you know about Anthony?"
29322	But which way should he turn?
29322	But who are you?
29322	But who-- who...?"
29322	Dane''s hands went up, and he gasped inanely:"Who are you?"
29322	Great bunch, but would they be as good in real war-- sure to come soon?
29322	Had his people simply laid this country waste and never revisited it?
29322	Had they heard?
29322	Have n''t we been long enough in this prison?"
29322	Have you lost the power of speech?"
29322	How is it that we escaped the holocaust?"
29322	How many?"
29322	Just trust to me, Miss...?"
29322	Please, you''re not dead?"
29322	The deep- sunk eyes were kindly; they gleamed with pleasure as Allan''s opened; and the voice asked:"How do you feel?"
29322	The girl asked sharply:"What is it?
29322	Their children, and their children''s children-- starting from such a source what heights might not the new race attain?
29322	There had been only four bodies in the wreckage of the black plane-- but how had the rest gotten here so soon?
29322	We were men-- all men-- do you understand?"
29322	What''s wrong?
29322	Whence had come that scream?
29322	Where did you come from?"
29322	Who could it be but Anthony?
29322	You all right?"
29322	You''re not dead?
29548	And get out before they all killed themselves?
29548	And where is it?
29548	Are you ready to do battle?
29548	Arrest him?
29548	Could n''t we just barge in and grab the fuel quick?
29548	Have you got it straight?
29548	If a guy plans on suiciding on Earth, what do we do?
29548	If they''re friendly,Donnaught asked, climbing out of the port,"why all the hardware?"
29548	If you would just allow us--"In the holy shrine?
29548	It works, does n''t it?
29548	Or to surrender?
29548	Should we read up on the unique social structure?
29548	So?
29548	The tall metal church which the gods left here long ago?
29548	What do you think this unique social structure is?
29548	What good would that do us?
29548	What if the enemy does n''t give up?
29548	What is this''fuel''?
29548	What?
29548	Why do n''t we knock him off?
29548	Will his majesty accept?
29548	Was that the unique social structure?
29548	Would n''t they look upon war-- real fighting-- as suicide?"
29487	All of them?
29487	And some of you have been trying to break out for fifty years? 29487 And you think you are?"
29487	But what''s the purpose behind it all?
29487	I suppose that means you kill me now?
29487	Is n''t that rather a naive view?
29487	Jim Ferris?
29487	No?
29487	Then there''s no possibility of rescue?
29487	What for?
29487	What is this?
29487	Why did n''t you block the atom bomb?
29487	Why did you stop me from patenting my immortality serum?
29487	Why do n''t someone call a cop?
29487	Yeah, where are the cops?
29487	You have taken your own serum, have you not?
29487	You said this was the most closely guarded place on Earth?
29487	You want_ me_ to join you?
29487	You wo n''t join us?
29487	And how could they dare try to rob him in a public subway car?
29487	But was it the sort of thing that should be revealed?
29487	How could anyone have known about his discovery?
29487	Tensions would mount, war would be imminent--""So what?"
29487	The only question is, who is going to get control first?"
29487	Was it the police?
29487	Was the world ready for an immortality drug?
29487	What if he refused to give up his briefcase?
29487	Would they dare fire the automatic in the subway?
29614	Do n''t you want to know about the other people?
29614	How''re the youngsters today? 29614 They did n''t send her off with the ship, did they?"
29614	Can you make yourself sleep, or would you like us to give you some kind of sedative?"
29614	Did n''t Woodley ever do anything but grunt?
29614	Did n''t she know that for every half hour of pinlighting, he got a minimum of two months''recuperation in the hospital?
29614	Did you ever see anybody who had his soul pulled out?"
29614	Do you think it''s sort of like dying?
29614	Happily he babbled on,"What does happen to us when we planoform?
29614	How is mine?"
29614	How many do you actually know of them that got grabbed by Rats?"
29614	It looked wet and sort of sticky as if it were bleeding and it went out of him-- and you know what they did to Dogwood?
29614	Ready for a good fight?"
29614	Softly he said to her,"Ready?"
29614	They could n''t have invented pinlighting because they did n''t have any need of it, did they, Woodley?"
29614	What did she think he was-- a fool, a loafer, a uniformed nonentity?
29614	What kind of cat did you have out in front of you?"
29614	Where would he ever find a woman who could compare with her?
29614	You did n''t ask for this kind of fight, did you?"
29599	But why did n''t the rest of us get it?
29599	God, do we have to go over it all again? 29599 How are the geraniums, Ross?"
29599	Is n''t that what this is to us-- an alien planet?
29599	Ready?
29599	What does he do it for?
29599	What does he get out of those stinking geraniums he ca n''t touch or smell?
29599	What killed Trippitt? 29599 What was it?"
29599	Why did n''t they?
29599	Why did n''t we ever see any of the new ships either going out or coming back?
29599	Will somebody please help me on with my suit?
29599	***** Gregory continued almost dreamily,"Remember the last night out?
29599	And was n''t it funny about us being allergic to women''s face powder?
29599	But why does he torture himself like this, and us, too?"
29599	Remember those?
29599	Remember what it felt like to be going back, after thirty years?"
29599	Ross watered flowers and Gregory talked and Frankston was bitter and... himself?
29599	That''s funny, is n''t it?"
29599	Who was a yardstick?
29599	Who was normal?
29599	You remember Stevens, do n''t you?
20724	''Alone, and without escort?'' 20724 ''You will deliver it into General Rapp''s own hands?''
20724	A birth?
20724	A christening, then?
20724	Ai n''t you ashamed of yourself,said she,"to act this way with them as brought you to life again?
20724	And I forbid it-- do you hear, Madame Aunt? 20724 And I was n''t frozen to death in the tower?"
20724	And the Empress?
20724	And the King of Rome?
20724	And the children-- my dear grandchildren?
20724	And what will be said to- morrow, when the body is found?
20724	And why, chaste Minerva?
20724	And why, then, if you please, would you set the cavalry aside?
20724	And you''ll not think of Paris again?
20724	Are n''t you put out with me?
20724	Are you Clementine?
20724	Are you a fool?
20724	Are you dreaming?
20724	Are you mocking me? 20724 Are you mocking me?"
20724	Are you very sure that he is dead? 20724 At Nancy?"
20724	At Villafranca? 20724 But how did he happen to let himself go to sleep?"
20724	But how is such a madman to be gotten rid of?
20724	But how is the devil to be recognized when he is disguised?
20724	But how the Devil did you know her?
20724	But if he refuses? 20724 But in what country, in what latitude, do people pay interest on money?
20724	But suppose you were to get frightened?
20724	But then, Monsieur, have you fixed everything in due form?
20724	But this woman-- this young girl-- her name? 20724 But where is he?
20724	But, imbecile, why should n''t one consider old soldiers hard to cook?
20724	But,answered Leon,"why do you make my happiness dependent on the success of an experiment?
20724	But,cried Leon Renault,"have you the right to dispose of yourself?
20724	But,interrupted one of the bystanders,"why not immediately?"
20724	But,said he, summoning up his recollections,"they did not shoot me then?"
20724	By what right could they shut in the tomb a man who, possibly, was not dead? 20724 Clementine what?
20724	Did he hang himself very high?
20724	Did n''t he say anything about politics?
20724	Do n''t you understand me?
20724	Do you know any law that prohibits it? 20724 Do you know,"said Clementine,"that I felt an awful palpitation of the heart when I entered the room where you were yesterday?"
20724	Do you remember,said the doctor,"an old German who acted as interpreter for you before the court- martial?"
20724	Do you think that I will be guilty of the folly of marrying now? 20724 From whom?"
20724	Had they resuscitated a madman? 20724 Have you an audience letter?"
20724	Have you forgiven me for a seeming injury for which Destiny alone is responsible?
20724	How can you expect her to acknowledge a child twice as old as she is herself?
20724	How could I, since I am to live with you?
20724	How is the Emperor?
20724	How the devil did you hear of that? 20724 How, monsieur?"
20724	How? 20724 I hope that you have had a pleasant journey?"
20724	I? 20724 If not, would I have advised you to give him a million?
20724	In giving birth to a daughter--"Where is my daughter? 20724 In what kind of operations?"
20724	Incomplete?
20724	Is it here in France that Frenchmen speak thus of French institutions? 20724 Is it possible, then, that two women should so resemble each other?
20724	Is it true that they are boiling an old soldier in a pot, and that they are going to get him up again, Colonel''s uniform and all?
20724	Is it true, then, that he has come to be our master too? 20724 Is life a principle of action which animates the organs and puts them into play?
20724	Monsieur,cried the porter,"what do you want?"
20724	My position? 20724 Now where would be the harm in it, ladies?
20724	One can tell whether a man is dead or living, by sample?
20724	Perhaps you did not know that when I came back from the cellar, I dropped into my chamber? 20724 Possibly you do n''t pretend to monopolize all the Clementines in the world?
20724	She does n''t live here, then?
20724	So was I; but where the devil were you looking for him?
20724	The Prince Imperial? 20724 Was it my fault that family ties did not speak effectually sooner?"
20724	We will not go far off, and, besides, wo n''t we come here every day?
20724	Well, then, my dear Astophe,said one,"you saw the king at Froshdorf?"
20724	Well, then, where did you sign the treaty of peace?
20724	Well?
20724	What can demons do with money?
20724	What devilish game is that you''re playing?
20724	What do I care,said he,"if a couple of hundred babblers of deputies put one king in place of another?
20724	What do you call this chicken coop of a town?
20724	What do you say?
20724	What in the name of sense are you thinking about? 20724 What is done with demons in Scripture?
20724	What is it, Freminot?
20724	What million?
20724	What of that? 20724 What of?"
20724	What religious question?
20724	What the Devil are your sub- prefects to me? 20724 What the devil do you suppose I care?"
20724	What would you have me say, my poor old boy? 20724 What?
20724	Where is he? 20724 Who can tell?"
20724	Whose parents?
20724	Why has my uniform been taken off? 20724 Why in the name of great guns do n''t you both shut up, you confounded magpies?
20724	Why''old fellow?'' 20724 Why?"
20724	Will you not join us in this modest supper?
20724	With whom?
20724	Without my consent? 20724 Would it have been more ungrateful in you to cut my throat, than to rob me of my wife?"
20724	You did not push on to Vienna?
20724	You did not, then, appreciate that I was fairly burning to be with you?
20724	You knew the first Emperor?
20724	You know my history, then?
20724	Your mother dead?
20724	''Fabula Medeam cur crimine carpit iniquo?
20724	--''Prisoner of war under exceptional conditions?''
20724	--''The treaties of 1814 and 1815 stipulated for the release of prisoners?''
20724	--''They have been violated, then, in your case?''
20724	--''What is left to be done, now, in your opinion?''
20724	A magnificent monument?
20724	A tomb?
20724	Am I one?
20724	Am I the victim of an illusion of the senses?
20724	An astonished passer- by stopped and inquired:"What''s the matter here?
20724	And even if I should succeed in bringing him back to health and strength, was not he condemned by court- martial?
20724	And for what?
20724	And if she pretends to marry this boy----""What will you do?"
20724	And in the first place, by what right did you thrust yourself into our dwelling, if you''re not a spirit?
20724	And me?"
20724	And that?
20724	And the collections?
20724	And then would she not soon have children to care for, bring up and educate?
20724	And why?
20724	And why?"
20724	And your baggage?"
20724	Are n''t you afraid of acting contrary to the will of God, in resuscitating him?"
20724	Are you afraid that I''ll want for anything in my old age?
20724	Are you deaf to the voice of Happiness which calls you?
20724	Are you satisfied?
20724	At least she left some children, did n''t she?"
20724	But as if so great an effort had overtasked his strength, Colonel Fougas fell back on the sofa, murmuring in a subdued voice:"Where am I?
20724	But because my betrothed happens to remind you vaguely of a girl in Nancy, must I give her up to you?
20724	But have you considered the religious question?"
20724	But how do you happen to have my family papers?"
20724	But how old are you then?"
20724	But let''s talk about yourself now: where were you going when I met you?"
20724	But possibly it''s a photograph copied from an engraving?
20724	But what matters it?
20724	But what shall we do with him, now that we have him in our power?"
20724	But what''s your idea in staying at a hotel when you have two houses in town at your service?"
20724	But who the Devil would have thought of the retired list in the presence of such a fellow as you are?"
20724	But why the devil are not five hundred thousand men flung upon the back of England?
20724	But will you see their children?
20724	But your parents were invited to the funeral, were they not?"
20724	Can he be counted upon?
20724	Can our old lodger have come to life?
20724	Children of my country, what tempest has thrown you upon this inhospitable shore?"
20724	Did not humanity forbid my rousing him from this repose akin to death, to deliver him to the horrors of execution?
20724	Did they sell very high?"
20724	Did you notice?
20724	Do you cry mercy?
20724	Do you hear?
20724	Do you like button- hole ribbons?"
20724	Do you remember, good mother mine, the impression you experienced as a little girl, when some one first showed you the inside of a watch in motion?
20724	Does he entertain peaceful designs?
20724	Endless prayers?"
20724	Five years afterwards, Frau Meiser said to her husband, with a tender and philosophic, smile:"Who can fathom the decrees of Providence?
20724	For he bent over an instant to his mother''s ear, saying:"And Clementine?"
20724	Fougas bent over to Clementine''s ear, and said:"Is she subject to these attacks?
20724	Fougas threw the mirror to the ground, and cried out:"What is that you were telling me?
20724	France is still the queen of the world, is she not?"
20724	Had the abuse of wine and other drinkables during the first repast caused a delirium?
20724	Had the revivification produced some disorder of the nervous system?
20724	Has she waited for me?
20724	Have I recovered life only to lose reason?
20724	Have you any documents?
20724	Have you ever seen a cavalryman on foot?
20724	He was wrong, I confess; but what lover would have been sinless enough to cast the first stone at him?
20724	His age?
20724	His education?
20724	His talents?
20724	His virtues?
20724	How do you like that?--and that?-and that?
20724	How is he getting along this morning?"
20724	How many leagues is it to Dantzic?"
20724	I ask of you, in Heaven''s name, what you find respectable in the character of Mister Fougas?
20724	I cried,''since it will ruin none but the rich?''
20724	I do n''t owe you anything, and, moreover, there''s prescription; but after all----how much do you want?"
20724	I marry a woman sixty- four years old?"
20724	I shall be duke or prince in less than ten years, and... why not?
20724	I''d rather have had a grandson, but where is she?
20724	I''ve been sick then?"
20724	In France?"
20724	In the first place, do you know that she will reject me?"
20724	In what country is resuscitation customary?
20724	Is Colonel Fougas deaf to the voice of honor?"
20724	Is he a good one?
20724	Is he anything like the other?"
20724	Is it a funeral?"
20724	Is it a good time now?
20724	Is it a portrait of Colonel Fougas, taken from life in 1813?
20724	Is it fascination, magnetism, or what?"
20724	Is it not, on the contrary, merely the result of organization-- the play of various functions of organized matter?
20724	Is it surely she, Monsieur?
20724	Is not this a deplorable fact?"
20724	It''s all the same to you, is n''t it, if you do have to go into the country?"
20724	May I venture to request the favor of being presented to your mother?"
20724	Must it be confessed?
20724	Now after all, by what right do you presume to resuscitate a man?
20724	Now, what is a functionary?
20724	Perhaps you too thought this was Colonel Fougas?"
20724	Prayers?
20724	Shall I be dragged to the altar, in spite of myself, at the very hour he''s risking his life?"
20724	Shall I speak?
20724	Shall I tell all?"
20724	She did weep, but why?
20724	Since when?"
20724	So you''re still making sport of my visions?"
20724	Suppose now that functionaries were to expose themselves to the loss of their places, what would stand firm in France?
20724	Take service in some foreign army?
20724	That''s the capital of Austria, then?"
20724	The Marshal buttonholed him during the evening and said:"What are you thinking about?"
20724	The two young gentlemen looked at each other, exchanged a smile, and the Viscount said to the Marquis:"What is that?"
20724	Their grandchildren?
20724	Then he said to Fougas, putting his hand on his arm:"So, my good friend, you want to see the Emperor?"
20724	This good Pierre, who almost opened his arms on seeing me approach, is my son, is he not?"
20724	Was it not possible to submit the Colonel''s body to some experiments?
20724	Was it well to send you back to France when the sun of your fatherland was obscured by our soldiers and allies?
20724	Was n''t it your mother who sent you here?"
20724	Well, what do you think of doing?"
20724	Well, what''s the difference, after all?
20724	Well,"added he, turning toward the Marshal,"what do you say to that?"
20724	Were you not able to buy anything from them?
20724	What accidents have brought you so far from our native soil?
20724	What am I saying?
20724	What are we to expect when she knows that it is impossible to bring him to life again?
20724	What can I become?
20724	What can I do?
20724	What connection is there between us and this desiccated gentleman asleep in his box?
20724	What difference does it make to me?''
20724	What do I say?
20724	What do I say?
20724	What do we wait for now?
20724	What do you command?
20724	What do you wish?
20724	What have I done to thee that I should be dashed so low, when thou wast preparing to raise me so high?"
20724	What have I done?
20724	What have you been at again since morning?"
20724	What is the blood?
20724	What man, what Frenchman, could have heard with indifference that echo of victory reverberating through millions of hearts?
20724	What more can I tell you?
20724	What object can the police have in troubling themselves about our affairs?"
20724	What would have become of me in the presence of a new Leon, when I had formed the pleasant habit of loving the other?"
20724	What would my good uncle, who is now gazing upon us from heaven, say, if he knew that you were claiming interest on his bequest?"
20724	What would you have me become without you?
20724	What''s this you''re cackling to me about?
20724	What''s this you''ve been whining to me, the rest of you?
20724	Where are my keys?
20724	Where is he, the brave boy?
20724	Where is she?
20724	Where is she?
20724	Where is the precept of law which authorizes you to resuscitate people?"
20724	Where the deuce has Gothon stowed it?
20724	Where_ did_ you poke my keys?
20724	Wherefore three?
20724	Who can tell?
20724	Who has not dreamed, on his own account, of the marvellous adventure of the sleeping Beauty in the wood?
20724	Who has not envied the lot of Epimenides, who went to sleep in a cave, and, on reopening his eyes, perceived that the world had grown old?
20724	Who is he, then?
20724	Who would have told me, when I succumbed to the numbness of the cold in the tower of Liebenfeld, that that sleep would not be the last?
20724	Why did the bullets spare me in more than twenty battles?
20724	Why do not M. Fougas''muscles contract yet?
20724	Why does man ever tie himself in matrimonial bonds?...
20724	Why does n''t this young fellow on the throne make some use of the resources he has under his control?
20724	Why does not the tissue of the brain enter into action?
20724	Why expose yourself again to such painful emotions?"
20724	Why have I sped over oceans of steel and fire without my skin receiving a scratch?
20724	Why then should you not be happy?"
20724	Why?"
20724	Will the black butterflies[1] then fly away?
20724	Will you parry that?
20724	Will you still force me to obey you?
20724	Will you, who have given me life, prevent my spending it happily?
20724	Would n''t a man who should see his own twenty- eighth generation be a happy grandfather?
20724	You do n''t say no?
20724	You knew my mother?"
20724	You know all the misfortunes that have come?"
20724	You little Leblanc?"
20724	You remember the scene in the''_ Ecole des femmes_,''where Arnolphe knocks at his door?
20724	You too?"
20724	You will not have long to wait, and, moreover, what do you lose by waiting?
20724	are you sure she will not fall in love with him?
20724	colonel; my fortune?
20724	colonel; my rank?
20724	cried Fougas, escaping from the hands of M. Nibor so as to seize Leon by the collar,"was it you, you rascal, that hurt my ear?"
20724	cried M. Audret, the architect of the chateau,"it''s the romance of the mummy, is it, that you''re going to tell us?
20724	cried M. Nibor,"Do you want to kill him?"
20724	cried the Colonel,"do you dare to deny the existence of the voice of Nature?"
20724	cries Alain.--''Well?''
20724	he smiled slightly, and said, twisting his moustache,''You remained in Prussia from 1813 to 1859?''
20724	if I were to condemn them to bear the loss of their son?"
20724	if we had to give money to all the adventurers who present themselves?
20724	said he;"am I bleeding?"
20724	said he;"my letter has come?"
20724	said she,"why did you bring that thing from Berlin?"
20724	so you revile the old army?
20724	what can I do with it?
20724	will you take my arm?"
28678	Do not accuse us of being murderers, because of our attempts to take the life of His Most Sacred Majesty? 28678 A REVELATION OF THAT WHICH WAS NECESSARY? 28678 And was man entirely unable to provide for his own natural wants? 28678 And who is to blame? 28678 Are the preachers of the United States a dangerous element in our land? 28678 Are these powers so many empty buckets, never filled and never to be filled? 28678 Are we to conclude that such men as Generals Hancock and Garfield, along with a great many more, had, and have, no religion to be disturbed? 28678 Are you thus lost without remedy? 28678 But the question comes up for an answer, From whence came the eggs? 28678 But what can we do? 28678 But what is conversion? 28678 But when you saw those bricks made were there not several men engaged in their manufacture, as well as horses? 28678 But why bring up inborn corruption and helplessness? 28678 Can you imagine the depth of infamy and pollution that is possible in this case? 28678 Can you run it into nothing? 28678 Could he create an earth to move upon? 28678 Could he create the air for breathing? 28678 Could man create his own light? 28678 Did the author of all things make a mistake here by conferring upon us a power that would be of no use? 28678 Did they do it? 28678 Did you ever see worlds made, and, if so, does our earth resemble them? 28678 Do any but infidels take that view of the subject? 28678 Do you ask, what of all this? 28678 Do you not know that you will receive, in the great day, according to that which you have done, whether it be good or bad? 28678 Do you not know this? 28678 Do you not see that you give me nothing to grapple with? 28678 Do you say he has a conscience? 28678 Do you say it is a work begun upon them and accomplished by them? 28678 Do you say it is because of their great wickedness? 28678 Do you say it is of no use? 28678 Do you say such would be a grand failure? 28678 Does not the system that God interposes in the conversion of the sinner rest upon the idea that the sinner is helpless in respect to his conversion? 28678 Does the Lord mock you with commandments that you can not obey? 28678 Does the blessed Father command you to do what you can not? 28678 Does the power of vision make light a necessity? 28678 Have men power to cross the chasm backwards, and are not able, at the same time to cross it in a forward movement? 28678 How is this? 28678 How is this? 28678 How is this? 28678 How much influence could such a man in our own country exert over the American mind? 28678 How shall we get them out? 28678 IS THE SINNER A MORAL AGENT IN HIS CONVERSION? 28678 If the trouble is in his corruption, through inborn depravity, why are_ some converted_ and_ others not_? 28678 If there is anything necessary to conversion that is not in the power of the sinner, why should he be commanded to convert? 28678 If this be so, why is it that so many are left in an unconverted state? 28678 In the midst of this conflict and medley of contradictions what are we to do? 28678 In what does wickedness consist? 28678 Is it because the good Spirit prefers the existence of iniquity and crime? 28678 Is it the neglect of that which is not in their power? 28678 Is not the Spirit of God able for any task which is in its own line of work? 28678 Is the development of man''s religious nature necessary in order to a full, perfect and harmonious growth? 28678 Is this beginning the work of God wrought upon the sinner by a special operation of the Holy Spirit? 28678 Is this out of your power? 28678 Is this the reason of your rejection of religion? 28678 Now, what say you? 28678 Or do you say that the Great Creator and wise and merciful Provider forgot to give a supply just here? 28678 Or is there a double portion of sacrifice, the sacrifice of principle and liberty, demanded at the hands of ministers of the Gospel of Christ? 28678 Or, who is so foolish as to want all faces cast into one mould? 28678 Reader, is all of this demanded by the elements of our nature? 28678 The question, What is matter? 28678 Then who is to blame? 28678 Then why not obey the Gospel and enjoy its promises? 28678 Then why should the sinner he blamed? 28678 There lies a brick, pick it up and examine its surface closely; do you, from it, reach the idea of its maker? 28678 To what? 28678 Turn from what? 28678 WHERE SHALL WE TAKE INFIDELS TO GET THEM OUT OF UNBELIEF? 28678 Was the condition of those fellows unavoidable? 28678 We do not venture to assert that there are no bad men in our ranks, but are yours entirely free from them? 28678 Were these and all such matters necessities? 28678 What is the object of all this pious policy? 28678 What is the trouble? 28678 What more? 28678 Who would paint every flower of the same hue? 28678 Who would trim all the trees of the forest into one and the same shape? 28678 Why did the Master not say,And I should_ convert_ and heal them?"
28678	Why is it that he does not give us one general outpouring, one grand revival all over our country, and bring about the long prayed for millennial day?
28678	Why is it that_ all men_ are not_ saved_?
28678	Why should this be so?
28678	Will you, Mr. Christian, grapple with this?
28678	Will you?
28678	Would a knowledge, by revelation, of the power, intelligence, wisdom and goodness of God be sufficient in the absence of anything more?
28678	Would all the preachers in this country encourage such a work by speaking well of it?
28678	Would it not be enough, in addition to what you have named, to have a knowledge of our relation to and dependence upon him for all we enjoy?
28678	Would the simple idea of the existence of a first cause, or creator of all things, be sufficient?
28678	Would they say, Go on?
28678	You may reduce matter chemically to the invisible or underlying substance, but beyond this you can not cut?
28678	_ Poor Jews!_ Could they help themselves?
28678	_ Poor fellow!_ Is he thus doomed?
29619	Ai n''t that a crock?
29619	And what the hell did you mean by that remark about alcoholism?
29619	Inna dawghouse, harh?
29619	Is that a fact? 29619 Near here?"
29619	They got the Bowman Drive, why the hell should n''t they use it? 29619 What''s that mean?"
29619	Why not?
29619	You get something every trip, hah?
29619	You like dot all ofer?
29619	You ready for another, sir?
29619	But what do you think I should''ve done about Miz Rorty?"
29619	He simmered down after a while and asked:"Doc, should I''ve given Miz Rorty some money?
29619	He took a big drink from the seidel and said:"Can he do this?"
29619	He turned to me right away and said:"What kind of a place is this, anyway?"
29619	I ask''Doctor Chitwood las''time home before the redlines got so thick-- Doc, you are n''t a minister of the Gospel, are you?
29619	I was raised a Southern Baptist, but wheah''s Heaven, anyway?
29619	Now what do you say?"
29619	Oswiak''s wife asked me, very puzzled:"Doc, w''y dey do dot flyink by planyets?"
29619	The kid laughed and asked me:"What the hell did you drag me into here for?"
29619	Wheah''s your redlines if you''re such a hot spacer?"
29619	Where you staying?"
29298	And now what?
29298	At risk from what?
29298	Closed to us by what?
29298	Did you ever know me to run from Ku Sui?...
29298	Did you ever know me to run from danger?
29298	Down there?
29298	Down to the lake?
29298	Entertainment, Tantril?
29298	If the papers are gone, suh?
29298	Is he trying to trick us?
29298	Just what are you aiming at?
29298	Open to attack? 29298 Then do you think I''d attack your ranch alone?"
29298	Until these hidden friends attack?
29298	Vulnerable?
29298	Well, will you open the gate? 29298 What do you mean?"
29298	What?
29298	Why do you tell me this?
29298	Why not?
29298	Why so serious, Carse?
29298	Yes?
29298	You imply that the papers were left in Kurgo''s house?
29298	You''d like me to believe you have friends hidden somewhere?
29298	A trap?
29298	A trap?
29298	A trick?
29298	And do you think he would give it such protection and not his coordinated brains?
29298	But how?
29298	But how?"]
29298	But was the Eurasian already on Satellite III?
29298	But where?
29298	Could n''t he have protected himself with one too?
29298	Diametrically opposite-- remember?
29298	Did it mean what it would appear to-- that he, the Hawk, was expected?
29298	Did you finish it?"
29298	Do you fear a skewer- blade so much?
29298	Do you know what that stands for?"
29298	Is n''t that one of Dr. Ku''s new suits?--a little space- ship all your own?
29298	Ku Sui-- still alive?"
29298	Ranch?
29298	Then, with a smile:"Why not wait until my ranch is wiped out, as you say?"
29298	Was he already in personal possession of the papers?--perhaps conducting a search for Leithgow''s laboratory?
29298	Was it a trap?
29298	What attacked you?
29298	What happened?
29298	What metallic horror of the deeps was being exposed?
29298	Where is this point of attack?"
29298	Where was haven?
29298	Why did n''t I see it all before?
29298	Why not plan a sudden sweep for that door in an attempt to crash through my men and get free up in the air-- eh?"
29298	Would n''t he first protect the brains, his most cherished possession?"
29298	You remember it: Ban Wilson''s ranch, on the Great Briney Lake?
29298	[ Illustration:_ Nothing there could withstand him._] The Bluff of the Hawk By Anthony Gilmore*****[ Sidenote:"A trick?
29298	the adventurer complained harshly,"are you children, to be afraid of the dark?
29309	An underground city of those things?
29309	And if I wo n''t?
29309	And our destination is-- what?
29309	And who are the Aranians?
29309	Better to go down fighting than stay here and starve, eh?
29309	But I thought they were hostages, and being treated as such?
29309	But the others, sir? 29309 By whom?
29309	Certainly; my own life is endangered, is n''t it?
29309	Have I your permission, sir,asked Correy on the fourth day,"to make a little tour of inspection and exploration?
29309	How large?
29309	How much information, Commander?
29309	How, then?
29309	It would break the monotony, would n''t it, sir? 29309 Man, but we''re glad to see a human face again-- but why did you come?
29309	Nice, friendly lad, is n''t he?
29309	Shall we start?
29309	Snapped up?
29309	Think they''ll make trouble, sir?
29309	Think they''ll remember this little visit of ours, sir?
29309	What are they like?
29309	What are your orders?
29309	What''s the meaning of this indignity, sir?
29309	What?
29309	Which?
29309	Will they put up a fight? 29309 You ca n''t do anything for dead men, can you?"
29309	You what?
29309	*****"Since when,"asked Correy bitterly,"are we running excursions for civilians?
29309	*****"Well, sir,"said Correy, when we had come to the dead end of the passage,"now what?"
29309	And now, Commander Hanson, will you start back, as I have ordered?"
29309	Are they dangerous?"
29309	Back to the ship now, sir?"
29309	Can you hear us?"
29309	Correy?"
29309	Did n''t you, say, sir, that this Inverness was rather a decent sort of chap?"
29309	Did you tell them what we would do if they played any tricks, Tipene?"
29309	Do we leave at once, as I ordered?"
29309	Gentlemen, will you join me in the navigating room?"
29309	Hendricks?"
29309	How does that sound, sir?"
29309	I believe you have made special requests, in the past, for assignments other than the routine work of the Service, Commander?"
29309	Is that clear, Commander?"
29309	Is that clear?"
29309	Mr. Correy, shall we make a dash for it?"
29309	Mr. Kincaide, will you take the first watch as navigating officer?
29309	Once on the surface, we''ll be able to fight our way to the ship, will we not?"
29309	Or what?"
29309	Ready to start back, sir?"
29309	Understand, everybody?"
29309	What are your plans, sir?"
29309	Where are Inverness and Brady?"
29309	You are familiar with it, Commander Hanson?"
29401	But, listen here,said Dr. Bird persuasively,"why do n''t you come with us?
29401	Ca n''t I go, Doctor? 29401 Do you recognize my name?"
29401	Do you remember Stefan Androvitch?
29401	Do you remember that rocky knoll we passed just before we landed?
29401	Do you suppose that it''s safe to eat this food, Doctor?
29401	Do you understand English?
29401	Gas finished?
29401	Had we better let them emerge from the door and then get them?
29401	How can you tell that, Doctor?
29401	How did you know that Saranoff was away?
29401	How do you propose to aid us, Miss Androvitch?
29401	How would it be to overpower our waitress and make a break?
29401	Is it injured badly?
29401	Shall I tell him that you refuse to talk?
29401	Then you think that bullet was intended for me?
29401	Was it fifty- three seconds to- day, Doctor?
29401	We will explore by plane, of course?
29401	Were these bombs armed, Lieutenant?
29401	What are they, Doctor?
29401	What are your names?
29401	What for?
29401	What is her armament?
29401	What the dickens?
29401	What vessel brought you here?
29401	What will they do next, Doctor?
29401	Where for, Doctor?
29401	Where the devil is McCready?
29401	Where to?
29401	Who was standing there, Carnes?
29401	Why not?
29401	*****"What is your errand here?"
29401	But, er-- haven''t you considered what your position here will be if you aid us to escape?
29401	Does that answer your question?"
29401	How far from the building will you land?"
29401	How much gas have we left?"
29401	How soon will that amphibian be ready to take off?"
29401	In the meanwhile, we are having lovely weather for this time of year, are n''t we?"
29401	Is he related to you?"
29401	See that long low building down there with the projection like a tower on top?
29401	Shall I start some fireworks?"
29401	We''ll head south for another day and then-- What''s that?"
29401	What''s the first move?"
29401	What''s this stuff,_ bortsch_?"
29401	Where''s Lieutenant McCready?"
29401	Where''s the girl?"
29401	Which direction shall I go?"
29401	Would you rather be questioned while in the_ strelska_ than while standing?"
29559	Got any idea where we''re going?
29559	Huh? 29559 Result?
29559	Rocket?
29559	Then what connection could there be between rehabilitation camps and rockets?
29559	What''s happened to us? 29559 Yes?"
29559	You nuts? 29559 A dream?_ Jack had never had the courage to take that action. 29559 All those things were wonderful enough-- but was that naked giant who sprawled upon a moss- covered boulder father? 29559 And how could the Mr. Eumenes- or- otherwise have used such obvious giveaway names? 29559 Beautiful idea, is n''t it? 29559 But how does it work? 29559 But you will always remember me and my visit, wo n''t you?
29559	Foolish?
29559	How could beauty like that be all around him without his knowing it?
29559	How could he have been so stupid?
29559	Insane?
29559	Is what?
29559	It is...?
29559	Mister addressed Jack,"You''re the Last of the Mohicans, and you''re about to sneak up on the French captain and tomahawk him, are n''t you?"
29559	Nothing, you understand?
29559	Stupid?
29559	Twelve years ago it had been, but where, where, where, was...?
29559	What was the use?
29559	Why did n''t he stop looking?
29559	Why?
29559	Worthless?
29559	You''re a Greek, are n''t you?"
29492	Could that be them?
29492	Did they sound foreign?
29492	Did you tell them which trailer is ours?
29492	Do you want to look at the trailer now?
29492	Had n''t we better take our car?
29492	Is n''t there any money around here?
29492	Is this some kind of a practical joke?
29492	That device on your wrist-- it tells your local time?
29492	The baby?
29492	What about our baby?
29492	What''d they sound like?
29492	Where are we?
29492	Who are you?
29492	Why did they trap us like this?
29492	Will we ever see our child after that?
29492	Would you like to see the rest of the house?
29492	You are going to have a baby?
29492	You want to trade_ this_ for our trailer?
29492	_ Travel?_Martha Graham repeated in dismay.
29492	And they want to trade_ this_--"he looked around him--"for a seven- thousand- dollar trailer?"
29492	And your sun-- can you describe its atomic cycle?"
29492	Graham?"
29492	Now look, we--""What is your talent-- your occupation?"
29492	Ted Graham said,"What''s the joker in this?"
29492	The Raimees undoubtedly stumbled on your planet by accident and lured you into this position without--""How do you know I can do your job?"
29492	Then:"Are you Spanish?"
29492	Well, do you accept?"
29492	Wha-- what was that?"
29492	What then?"
29492	What''s going--""How did you get here?"
29492	You called about the house?"
29492	[ Illustration]"Then what?"
29525	A what?
29525	Anyone coming?
29525	Did you notice any the first time?
29525	Didja hear me, Professor?
29525	Have n''t those experts decided yet?
29525	Have you come to any conclusions about the nature of the leech?
29525	Have you ever heard of Antaeus?
29525	Have you figured out some_ scientific_ way of killing it?
29525	How''s it going?
29525	In what portion of the sky would the leech be?
29525	Is n''t that just about the damnedest thing you ever saw, Professor?
29525	Is that the opinion of your entire group?
29525	Is that your leech thing, Professor Micheals?
29525	Is there anything showing on the radar?
29525	Shall I go ahead?
29525	Shall we look at the sky?
29525	To Micheals, for thinking of-- what was it again, Micheals?
29525	Well,the general asked,"have you figured out what it is?"
29525	What did you do?
29525	What happens,O''Donnell asked,"if it keeps on eating?"
29525	What have the bright boys decided?
29525	Whatcha think it is?
29525	Why are they hedging?
29525	Why did they have to panic? 29525 You mean it could continue to grow probably forever?"
29525	You say it ca n''t be jacked up by a crowbar? 29525 You''re a professor, are n''t you?"
29525	A torch wo n''t burn it?"
29525	Do you think your leech can stand the full force of them?"
29525	Or was it?
29525	Or was that a dream?
29525	Smoke?"
29525	The closer source or the greater?
29525	What are they fooling around for?"
29525	Why did n''t it fall?
29408	And that-- what''s that?
29408	And where are my friends? 29408 Anyone tell me where to find the Carmody place?"
29408	But tell me now, what is it? 29408 Did n''t I say they was queer doin''s up here?
29408	Dreams? 29408 I?"
29408	Is n''t that the metal platform in my friend''s laboratory?
29408	Life-- plane-- dimensions?
29408	Living here, all around us, in another plane where we ca n''t see them without this machine of yours?
29408	Lord no, man, how could they?
29408	My mission throughout eternity, Earthling-- can''t you sense it? 29408 No chance of missing?"
29408	Sa- ay,Bert exclaimed,"who are you, anyway?"
29408	They ca n''t get through, to our plane?
29408	To your home? 29408 Understand, Earthling?
29408	What then?
29408	What''d I tell you?
29408	Where am I?
29408	Why torment yourself with such memories? 29408 You ai n''t aimin''to go up there alone, be you?"
29408	You mean to tell me these creatures are real?
29408	You returned-- to your home?
29408	Your-- your mission?
29408	*****"Have n''t you read the news- paper accounts of Einstein''s researches and of others who have delved into the theory of relativity?"
29408	*****"Where were you at the time?"
29408	Ca n''t you see that I_ must_ unburden my soul of its ages- old load, that I must revisit the scene of my crime, that others must see and know?
29408	Did n''t I say the devil was here with his imps-- an''the thunder?
29408	Do n''t you understand that I sinned and am therefore condemned to this torment?
29408	Do n''t you_ know_ where they are?"
29408	Do you not now understand the manner in which you will be enabled to carry out the required procedure?"
29408	Guess I''ll have to send her to the doctor?"
29408	Have n''t you noticed, man?"
29408	I thought perhaps you could help, even if--""Tom Parker here?"
29408	Must--"What was the fool doing?
29408	That is why I have shown to you the--""Me, why me?"
29408	What''s wrong?"
29408	Why am I with you, without them?"
29408	Why?"
29408	Why?"
29408	Worry?"
29408	You are not of my world?"
29408	You''re putting it up to me entirely?"
29720	Destroy the machine? 29720 Do you see how our previous theories of time travel have been wrong?
29720	Do you understand now what has happened to you, Norman?
29720	Who is writing this to you? 29720 _ Is it good?_ Is it worth while to lose the memory of fifty years of one''s life in order to return one''s body to relative youth?
29720	_ Is it good?_ Is it worth while to lose the memory of fifty years of one''s life in order to return one''s body to relative youth? 29720 But if those fifty years are-- to you-- gone, what of all your friends, those you loved? 29720 But until then, what is the answer? 29720 Do you blame them? 29720 How often will you again sit at a desk like this one, thinking the thoughts you are thinking now, feeling the grief you now feel? 29720 If neither of those things has happened in another fifty years( and are they likely so soon? 29720 It_ must_ be blindness, you think; could the sun that was tanning you have gone out instantaneously, leaving you in utter blackness? 29720 What did you mean by_ back where you came from_? 29720 What of the girl you are going-- were going-- to marry? 29720 What of your parents? 29720 Why not? 29720 Why not? 29720 You look at the door-- the only door of the room except that of the closet( closet?) 29620 Ago?"
29620	And is there any chance of getting out of here? 29620 And what''s dis about a baby monster?
29620	Ca n''t we,I asked,"just stay alone in our quiet nook of space?"
29620	Now where''s this monster?
29620	So where is it?
29620	Trippo?
29620	What else happened?
29620	What''s so unusual about a dame? 29620 What''s that address again?"
29620	Where''s da monster?
29620	You have a Drinko?
29620	You think I''ll get out of this in time to get Bill''s dinner in the oven? 29620 A brisk female voice cut in:What number are you calling, please?"
29620	A trunk?
29620	But what about my maternal instinct?
29620	Did you say Earth 1954?
29620	From 1954?
29620	Fur?
29620	Okay-- Jake?"
29620	Scales?
29620	So what''s strange about that?_ Baby did n''t cry all day, because he had a monster for a playmate.
29620	Tell me, is n''t this sort of thing sometimes too exciting?"
29620	The size of Harry, Jr.?
29620	Whaddya say, Blondie?
29620	Why does every male in Kingdom Come get that note in his voice when he talks with a dame?
29620	Would ya please get off da line?"
29620	You are calling from Earth?
19145	A bad one?
19145	A hunting tribe-- fishermen--"Where would they get the women and children?
19145	And how_ do_ we go? 19145 And just how long would it take them to dismantle a big base?"
19145	And what is a run?
19145	And what is that supposed to mean?
19145	And what would you do-- keep him here? 19145 And_ where_ did you get that rig?"
19145	Ashe?
19145	Ashe?
19145	At night?
19145	Ax people?
19145	But how did the Reds locate that ship?
19145	But if ships crashed here once, why did n''t they later when men were better able to understand them?
19145	But was he like me?
19145	But why should Cassca hide from Assha?
19145	But why would the aliens attack the Reds now?
19145	But why-- how--?
19145	But why?
19145	But you have some questions?
19145	Camp?
19145	Can we----?
19145	Can you tell me what is known?
19145	Can_ we_?
19145	Child?
19145	Chip broken off a front tooth-- upper right?
19145	Did Doc just wind you up to let you spin, Ross? 19145 Did they get it?"
19145	Did you hear about Hardy?
19145	Did you think that I would n''t be?
19145	Dig?
19145	Do you know, Murdock, that bronze can be tougher than steel? 19145 Doc,"Millaird spoke over his shoulder to the fourth man of his following,"what is your report?"
19145	Done because they were hunting us?
19145	For the time being we have been partnered----"Partnered for what?
19145	Friend?
19145	From where did you come?
19145	Glacier-- ice-- that''s right, is n''t it?
19145	Hardy got under your skin, eh? 19145 Has she not dealt with you well in return, Lal?
19145	Have you been here all the time? 19145 Have you yet felt the bite of my sharp knife?
19145	How about faking some signs of a ruined camp and heading into the blue ourselves?
19145	How did they spot the post?
19145	How did you get the fix?
19145	How far are we from the river? 19145 How find other chief?"
19145	How goes it?
19145	How knew you that, outlander?
19145	How long ago?
19145	How many?
19145	How much of what Kurt fed me is the truth?
19145	How talk with Foscar? 19145 How you know my chief?"
19145	How?
19145	I''m for a game-- Ashe? 19145 If the Reds are n''t traders,"he mused aloud,"what_ is_ their cover?"
19145	If the Wrath of Lurgha had struck at Assha, would Assha still live to walk upon this road?
19145	Is it from the hand of Nodren or Nodren''s young men that doom came upon those of my blood? 19145 Is the unknown factor a natural phenomenon?"
19145	Is there any danger of that?
19145	Just where do we send that team, Kelgarries? 19145 Lurgha again, eh?"
19145	McNeil-- chap with brown hair, brown eyes, a right eyebrow which quirks up toward his hairline when he smiles?
19145	Murdock?
19145	Never?
19145	No male?
19145	No strangers about lately?
19145	Okay, but what do they do here? 19145 Or could the ship people--?"
19145	Or does it in some strange way, Assha?
19145	Or--?
19145	Our post?
19145	Rather a busy lad, were n''t you, after you were bumped off into that river?
19145	Remember Hardy? 19145 Right away?"
19145	Safe--?
19145	Sanford?
19145	See? 19145 So it is n''t as easy to get away as you said?"
19145	So they have not yet briefed you? 19145 So--"Ashe turned upon the tribesman--"and by whose word did you go hunting my kinsman, Lal?
19145	Someone coming through?
19145	Space?
19145	Suppose this discovery was vital to your life-- what would you do?
19145	Tartars--McNeil was puzzled--"This far west?"
19145	Territory?
19145	The Reds like to play the supernatural angle, do n''t they? 19145 The Reds may run into trouble themselves there at this time----""How?"
19145	The Reds?
19145	The big one the Reds have been looting----"Ship?
19145	The ghosts did it?
19145	The major? 19145 The ship people did n''t trace us back to post?"
19145	The tribe is out to hunt us?
19145	Then there will be a next time?
19145	Then what?
19145	Then why the bow- and- dagger drill?
19145	Then you are going to keep on saying''Yes, sir,''''No, sir,''to every order here----?
19145	Then_ you_ still want to be counted in on this game?
19145	This chief-- he look like me?
19145	Trade-- this?
19145	Trying to be smart tonight, boys?
19145	Tulka lost knife-- ax? 19145 Visitors welcome?"
19145	Well, Kurt?
19145	Well, what do you say, Murdock? 19145 What are you doing here?"
19145	What are you?
19145	What difference does it make from what direction Lurgha came? 19145 What do we do now?"
19145	What do we do now?
19145	What do you hunt here, Lal?
19145	What do you think I am?
19145	What do you think it is?
19145	What do you think? 19145 What do you want, outlander, that you dare to come here where no man may enter?"
19145	What happened?
19145	What if they pick him up?
19145	What is it?
19145	What is this all about?
19145	What is this place, anyway?
19145	What kind of trouble?
19145	What kind?
19145	What kind?
19145	What makes everyone so sure that they have an outpost somewhere? 19145 What ship?"
19145	What would happen if someone did break that rule?
19145	What you do?
19145	What''s going on? 19145 What''s going on?"
19145	What''s the matter? 19145 What''s the pitch?"
19145	What--?
19145	When did you get back? 19145 Where bitter water?"
19145	Where is Ashe?
19145	Where-- to when?
19145	Where?
19145	Which way?
19145	Who are you?
19145	Who is here?
19145	Who speaks for Nodren yet not with the voice of Nodren?
19145	Who speaks to Nodren--?
19145	Why do n''t you ask them?
19145	Why me?
19145	Why this foolishness, Kurt? 19145 Why you here?"
19145	Will the tribesmen be after us?
19145	Will they be here by tomorrow?
19145	Would you rather be scattered in little pieces all over the landscape?
19145	Yes? 19145 You are from the hill place, where Lurgha smote with thunder and fire?"
19145	You are n''t on Hardy''s run, are you?
19145	You are ready?
19145	You are the trader prisoner?
19145	You ca n''t pinpoint the region closer than just the Baltic?
19145	You found something?
19145	You go from this place, Assha?
19145	You hear a lot, do n''t you?
19145	You left the suit-- back there?
19145	You look like hunter people-- hair, eyes-- Strange chief no hair on head, eyes not like----"You saw him too?
19145	You mean, kill off the men, take over their families?
19145	You sleep-- you do not fear, Foscar''s dog- one?
19145	You-- hunter?
19145	Your friends late?
19145	Your new partner, Ashe?
19145	Your own private alarm clock, Murdock? 19145 --Ross half rose from the chair--But why?
19145	A moment?
19145	A raft?
19145	An hour?
19145	And do we have company?"
19145	And how had Lurgha spoken?
19145	And how had the Reds located the ship in the first place?
19145	And there was a sound in the air----""What kind of a sound?"
19145	And what do we have to do?"
19145	And what had become of the tunic he was wearing when he entered?
19145	And where is Sanford?"
19145	And why could he not remember it all more clearly?
19145	And why did they trail me?"
19145	And you, McNeil, nothing to add?"
19145	Annoyance?
19145	Are we back at the main base?
19145	Are you coming?"
19145	Are you going to leg it back some hundreds of miles through thick ice and snow?
19145	Are you trying to dig your way out?
19145	Are you willing to wear it in earnest?"
19145	Are you with me or not?"
19145	As for the bow, there were formidable things in the forests-- giant animals, wolves, wild boars----""Cave bears?"
19145	Ashe in this Foscar''s camp offering a reward for him?
19145	Ashe?
19145	But away from what and where?
19145	But cargo from where?
19145	But how could that be?
19145	But the jelly bath-- and the rest of it.... Had his presence activated that cupboard to supply him with clothing?
19145	But what do you here, Lal of Nodren''s town?"
19145	But what would happen if they hunted him with the dog?
19145	But where had he fallen?
19145	But why were they searching for him, alerting the natives in an effort to scoop him up?
19145	But why would a building need a lifeboat?
19145	But why?
19145	CHAPTER 6"That bird of Lurgha''s--"said Ross, once they were out of sight of Cassca and Lal,"could it have been a plane?"
19145	Can you bring him?"
19145	Could Kurt be telling the truth?
19145	Could he do it?
19145	Could it be a herd guard?
19145	Could n''t they be working right at the main source, sir?"
19145	Could the strange clothing be the tie by which the aliens held to him?
19145	Could this be some form of ship, grounded here, deserted and derelict, and now being plundered by the Reds?
19145	Could this be the third?
19145	Did either look like normal Terrans to you?"
19145	Did n''t the Government have bases half over the world to keep the"cold peace"?
19145	Did the voice of Lurgha sound in Nodren''s ear alone, or came it by the tongue of some man?"
19145	Did they have their own stations of transfer?
19145	Do n''t you know the Reds are circling around up here?
19145	Do you have any idea how long ago that was, counting from our own time?
19145	Do you have anything to add to your story?"
19145	Do you know where we are, boy?
19145	Do you think I can break open my skull and hand you a piece of what is inside?
19145	Do you think I intend to start out blind?"
19145	Do you think they will sit here and wait for us to show up in force?"
19145	Do you understand now?
19145	Do you understand?"
19145	Do you wish it to happen to you?
19145	Do_ you_ want to be a Hardy?"
19145	Does knowing that make Lurgha smaller in your eyes, Assha?
19145	Engine trouble?"
19145	Enroute to what port?
19145	Ever hear of the Tartars?
19145	Everything points to the fact that the Reds are now experimenting with discoveries which are not basically their own----""Where did they get them?
19145	Fear?
19145	For what?
19145	From another world?"
19145	Get anything out of this, Webb?"
19145	Gun?
19145	Had a successful space voyage been kept secret?
19145	Had he been wrong in thinking that they were within the range of his voice?
19145	Had it been on the sea, or through the air?
19145	Had the Reds been searching, too, and was this first disaster their victory?
19145	Had there been contact made with another intelligent race?
19145	Had those who hunted him given up the chase?
19145	Has an arrow holed your skin?
19145	Has he forgotten the blood bond between us?
19145	Have war arrows passed between the place of the traders and the town of Nodren?
19145	He lay with his eyes closed, fitting together odd bits of-- dreams?
19145	He was a volunteer-- for what?
19145	Hodaki?"
19145	How are the Reds going to find anything in history we ca n''t beat today?"
19145	How could I know in what way or for what reason Nodren saw the coming of Lurgha----?"
19145	How could the alien out of time speak the proper language of a primitive tribe some thousands of years removed from his own era?
19145	How did the Indian civilizations of the New World learn to harden gold into a useable point for a cutting weapon?
19145	How had Kurt managed to memorize this route?
19145	How had Lurgha seen Lal?
19145	How long does a nightmare last?
19145	How long had he known Assha?
19145	I ask you again, do you want to end like Hardy?
19145	I say to you now-- who are you and from where do you come?"
19145	I''m no pilot-- are you?"
19145	If Ashe were right, on what world, what kind of world, had that material been woven, and how far had it been brought that he could wear it now?
19145	If he were to strip, leaving the garment behind, would he be safe?
19145	If it was n''t that iron is so much more plentiful and easier to work, we might never have come out of the Bronze Age?
19145	If so, was he still a captive?
19145	If you know what is good for you, Murdock, you will make a break before they tape you----""Tape me?"
19145	Impatience?
19145	Into that jelly bath?
19145	Is that right, sir?"
19145	Is that why you hide in the shadows so that I, Assha, can not look upon the face of one who speaks boldly and throws stones?"
19145	It is just that we are to wait here----""Wait?
19145	It remained to be learned-- was Ross Murdock as tough as he always thought himself to be?
19145	Kelgarries to come along and pick us up?"
19145	Kurt?"
19145	Life was not such a scramble of man against man, but rather of man against nature----""No wars?"
19145	Made by what hands, what_ kind_ of hands?
19145	Might it also provide a curtain behind which he could hope to escape both parties?
19145	Mutiny?
19145	Neat, eh?
19145	No one shall spoil it for us now----""The Reds planted you on the project, eh?"
19145	No, there was no reason to go back, and why make the effort to advance?
19145	One of the Orientals laid down the spoon with which he had been vigorously stirring his coffee and asked with real concern,"Another loss?"
19145	Only, was his act good enough to fool the major?
19145	Or had something happened to the man while he was gone?
19145	Or have our boys gotten through?"
19145	Or were they afraid to venture too far from where they had come through the transfer?
19145	Pretty games those tribesmen on your run play with their prisoners, do they not?"
19145	Selective?
19145	Should he try to work his way out to it now?
19145	So Lurgha had decreed-- from the air-- that traders were his meat?
19145	Steal one of those atomjets?
19145	Suppose one did n''t put the switch all the way up?
19145	The question was, How could he escape?
19145	The rest.... Well, you saw the place, did n''t you?"
19145	The site seemed just right for a signal fire-- but to what?
19145	The sub?
19145	There''s no trick to driving a cat, and they tear off the miles----""How many miles to the south?"
19145	They are as few as it''s humanly possible to make, and they give us every advantage that can be worked out for us----""Failures at what?"
19145	This Tulka seemed friendly now, but would that friendliness last?
19145	This certainly will make Kelgarries turn red----""Flying saucers?"
19145	Those guys who discover tombs and dig up old cities-- couldn''t they give you some hints?
19145	Those we can deal with now----""Wo n''t the aliens be waiting for us to try that?"
19145	To be a guinea pig for some bug they wanted to learn how to kill cheaply and easily?
19145	To change runs means unlearning stuff as well as learning it----""What about new men?"
19145	Was he an Indian?
19145	Was it Nodren''s?
19145	Was it a cross- corridor?
19145	Was it an alien place?
19145	Was it the edge of the raft?
19145	Was it the ship people?
19145	Was this an elaborate joke?
19145	We get our supplies overland by cats----""Cats?"
19145	We were n''t traced by the ship people, were we?"
19145	Were the Reds engaged in enlarging their icebound headquarters?
19145	Were the ship people also familiar with time travel?
19145	Were those two now allies?
19145	What about the Reds?
19145	What are you doing--?"
19145	What argument could Ross offer in rebuttal to the simple logic of his captors?
19145	What did it matter?
19145	What do these ghosts do?"
19145	What do we do for him, and what are your plans?"
19145	What do you think this planet was, a flypaper to attract them?"
19145	What happened, McNeil?"
19145	What kind of a small plane would be equipped with a restorative apparatus?
19145	What made Ross Murdock so important that they must have him?
19145	What made you so watchful?
19145	What of Ashe?
19145	What sort of work do they do here?
19145	What was the secret of building possessed by the ancient Egyptians?
19145	What was the use of getting up again, of trying to find food for his empty stomach, or warmth and shelter?
19145	What would be your guess concerning it?"
19145	What''s this about them tracing you by it?
19145	When Kurt stopped counting he asked,"Why the dance pattern?"
19145	When he has eaten up all that is yours and your kin with it?"
19145	When--?
19145	When?
19145	Where and when had he, Rossa, ever been with such strange beings?
19145	Where have you been, boy?
19145	Where is Ashe?"
19145	Where''s Ashe, you young fool?
19145	Who in processing could be switched without tangling them up entirely?"
19145	Who was tracing you?"
19145	Why did n''t they get about the business of shipping him off?
19145	Why did they not follow him?
19145	Why did they want him to return?
19145	Why do you suppose they sport those braids?
19145	Why had he had that afternoon session with the skull thumper?
19145	Why make a choice?
19145	Why now had Ross Murdock become so important to someone that they would do all this to shake him?
19145	Why should he stay here by a useless beacon?
19145	Why should things we do today matter to them?"
19145	Why we do hard thing when we can do easy?"
19145	Why would they leave him to freeze in the open country one moment and then treat him this way later?
19145	Why?
19145	Why?"
19145	With hunter talk?"
19145	Wolf?
19145	Would n''t a civilization like that have left something we could find today?"
19145	Would reversing its process take him back to the base?
19145	You are a prisoner, I suppose, Murdock?"
19145	You going now?"
19145	You saw those two big blond boys tonight, did you not?
29445	Anyone want to play some gin?
29445	Are they trying to talk to you?
29445	Did Everset?
29445	Do n''t you wish they''d come?
29445	Do you think they''ll come soon?
29445	He thinks like a man, does n''t he? 29445 How far can they do it?"
29445	How much do I owe you now?
29445	Just to limber the guns?
29445	Look,Edwardson said,"They ask him,''Boy, what would you do if you knew a telepathic race was coming to take over Earth?
29445	That dial has n''t moved yet, has it?
29445	That hand did n''t move, did it?
29445	Want me to write a check?
29445	What if the bell does n''t work?
29445	What if the dial is jammed? 29445 What if they''d captured_ both_ of them?"
29445	What is it?
29445	Why did n''t we bomb their planet?
29445	Why did n''t we send a task force?
29445	Why do n''t they hit?
29445	Why in hell do n''t they come?
29445	Why not?
29445	Why should I?
29445	Yeh?
29445	You mean go out and meet_ them_?
29445	You think we should contact the command? 29445 *****Do you think I could fire a couple of bursts?"
29445	Although the enemy was clumsy with Everset, would they continue to be clumsy?
29445	And how do you know when a man has been possessed?
29445	But what sort of something?
29445	How about Jones?
29445	How do you dodge a wavelength?
29445	How do you like that?"
29445	How would you guard the planet?''"
29445	How would you like something cold slithering into your mind?"
29445	Just how do you protect a race from an enemy who can take over a man''s mind without seeming effort or warning?
29445	Or had n''t they been prepared for the suddenness of his departure?
29445	Seems they''ve hit all the systems around here, looking for someone to--""Yeh?"
29445	Tell them what we''re doing?"
29445	Was distance a factor?
29445	What armor is there against thought?
29445	What was Earth going to do about it?
29445	Why had n''t they taken him?
29445	Would n''t they learn?
29445	[ Illustration]"Do n''t you?"
29790	Could I please see the barn?
29790	Did you visit more than one place?
29790	Do you want it or not?
29790	How long did the whole thing last?
29790	How was it?
29790	Money?
29790	When can we have it delivered?
29790	Where was I?
29790	Why the straps?
29790	Why?
29790	You mean it was all up here? 29790 You want it shipped the usual way?"
29790	*****"Well?"
29790	I did n''t move at all?"
29790	Where are you?
29791	I know, of course, that your loved ones are buried here and perhaps you feel it''s your duty to stay with them...?
29791	Sure you wo n''t change your mind and come with us?
29791	Camping out... was that all he was doing-- fulfilling childhood desires, nothing more?
29791	Did Clifford think_ that_ was his reason for remaining?
29791	For, whoever before in history had had his dreams-- and what was wrong with dreams, after all?--so completely gratified?
29791	Had he thought for himself in making his decision, or was he merely clinging to a childish dream that all men had had and lost?
29791	Had there ever been?
29791	How much longer were these dismal farewells going to continue?
29791	How much longer would the young man still feel the need to justify himself?
29791	No, Robinson Crusoe never had it so good as he, Johnson, would have, and what more could he want?
29791	Or would the planet revert to a primeval state of mindless innocence?
29791	Pity you ca n''t trade in an old world like an old car, is n''t it?"
29791	So soon?...
29791	Surely that could n''t be a fawn in Bryant Park?
29791	Was intelligence the sole criterion on which the right to life and to freedom should be based?
29791	What child, envisioning a desert island all his own could imagine that his island would be the whole world?
29791	Would some intelligent life form develop to supplant man?
28668	And after that?
28668	And after that?
28668	Perfectly indifferent whether or not we observe such a process now?
28668	Understand, ye brutish among the people; and ye fools, when will ye be wise? 28668 Where will it go last of all?
28668	(_ Memory enters._)_ Christian_--Mr. Memory, are you an Atheist, and did you give Reason the idea of a God?
28668	According to the plastic theory recently advanced(?)
28668	And also what there was to cool it, when it was all there was, and it was red hot, and always had been?
28668	And if my spirit be the highest intelligence in the universe, did it create itself?
28668	And thy own God- like spirit; is not that a revelation?"
28668	And why did it begin to cool just when it did?
28668	Are they found in the teachings of philosophy?
28668	Are they gathered from observation?
28668	Are we under no obligations to men on account of scientific discoveries, just because the truths discovered are eternal truths?
28668	As for the mistakes made in religion since the days of the apostles of the Christ, they are many; but what have they to do with the_ genuine_?
28668	But how can red hot cool when all there is, is red hot?
28668	But life is simply a"mode,"or"degree of motion?"
28668	But what correllated the force?
28668	But what correllates that force?
28668	But where shall we go for those principles of action?
28668	But, I ask in all candor, is eternally true and sufficiently revealed_ one_ and the_ same_?
28668	Can any man conceive of such a being?
28668	Can intelligences be piled one upon another, like brick and mortar, and thus be compounded?
28668	Can reason alone discover them?
28668	Can they do it?
28668	Can thunder, repeated daily through centuries, make God''s laws and his wisdom and goodness more God- like?
28668	Can we trifle with death when it comes?
28668	Can you believe this?
28668	Can you get more out of a thing than there is in it?
28668	DO WE NEED THE BIBLE?
28668	Did it become sensible and resolve to cool off a little, and settle itself into orderly worlds?
28668	Did it create the universe?
28668	Did it divide, and a part go to each planet?
28668	Did the dead atoms dance about and jumble themselves together as we now find them?
28668	Did you bring it into the world with you?
28668	Do we not_ need_"revelation?"
28668	Do you deny the existence of such wants?
28668	Do you say it was dead atoms, or matter without life?
28668	Do you unceremoniously reject the Gospel of the Christ?
28668	Does it explain the evidence of design which is presented in pairing off male and female in the same form of life?
28668	Does it govern it?
28668	Does it govern itself?
28668	Does not our world need Revelation to make known the true aim and end of our being?"
28668	Does the God who loves us sympathize with us in our woes?
28668	Eye, do n''t be in a hurry; just let me ask, do Free Thinkers get scared and refuse to think?
28668	Had this first mist, to say nothing of organic life, a mind?
28668	Has any man the right to pervert language, fixing new meanings to words in common use which are in direct opposition to established usage?
28668	Has each planet a great"soul of the world,"as well as our earth?
28668	Has he not answered this agonizing inquiry?
28668	Have you any more questions?
28668	He that chastiseth the heathen, shall he be not correct?
28668	He that formed the eye, shall he not see?
28668	He that planted the ear, shall he not hear?
28668	He that teacheth man knowledge, shall he not know?"
28668	How does a germ come to life?
28668	How many mistakes have scientists made in the same period of time?
28668	How natural it is, when reminded of our loss, to exclaim, Shall we not meet them again?
28668	If it was not vitality what was it?
28668	If man is simply a material organism, why this contrast?
28668	If man, as it avows, be the highest intelligence in the universe of worlds, to whom will he render an account?
28668	If men and women are simply developments of God, will God be offended with himself?
28668	If one man is above the weakness of fearing God(?)
28668	If we were at once deprived of all knowledge of God where would we find hopes for support in the gloomy hours of adversity?
28668	If you did, how did you get it?
28668	In other words, how could an eternal red hot cool down without something else in existence to cool it?
28668	Is cause and effect the same?
28668	Is it blind conjecture that there is an existence beyond the shadows?
28668	Is it possible that life and death walk"arm- in- arm?"
28668	Is not life organization with feeling?
28668	Is not this definition very easy-- very common?
28668	Is the one substance theory correct?
28668	Is there a God?
28668	Is there no life to come?
28668	Is this parting to last forever?
28668	It is a statement said to be made by Baron Liebig; it is this:"Geological investigations have established the fact of a beginning of life(?)
28668	May we not contrast them?
28668	No comforter to arrest the current of mourning and lamentation?
28668	No great resurrection?
28668	Perception?
28668	SUBSTANCE OR SUBSTANCES-- WHICH?
28668	Shall the scenes of Paris and Lyons be repeated, re- enacted in our own beloved America?
28668	Shall we search for them in nature?
28668	Shall we trifle with the will of God till then?
28668	The Christian religion is so fearfully demoralizing(?)
28668	The question, now, comes home to us with all its force, how did fishes of this high order come to exist before any of the inferior class?
28668	Then those who have investigated the subject are almost universally_ Atheists_?"
28668	Then what correllated the force?
28668	There is an hour when we_ ourselves_ must die?
28668	Very well, let us have it that way; then we must be allowed to ask, how an eternal red hot mist cooled off?
28668	What became of its mind?
28668	What right, says the Pantheist, the Atheist, the Deist, and Spiritualist, have you to command me?
28668	What shall we say of the hopes and prospects of bereaved souls?
28668	What variety of mental conditions have we not experienced?
28668	Whence came the idea?
28668	Where is the shadow, and where is the sunshine?
28668	Who can be happy in such a condition?
28668	Who will call upon him to answer?
28668	Who, then, could and did reach them and give them to us?
28668	Why say aloud,''I know,''while you say to yourself,''I know not?''"
28668	Why say it is not true against the testimony of your own conscience?
28668	Why say with your lips,"I am above fear,"while away down in your heart you know it to be a lie?
28668	Why should it cool at all?
28668	Will they do it?
28668	_ Atheist_--You, Mr. C., are approaching from a singular yet a pleasing stand- point; will you please give me your analysis?
28668	_ Christian_--Did you present the idea of the existence of God to your brother Judgment, and if so, where and how did you come by it?
28668	_ Christian_--Then, we are to consider the powers of the mind as so many men, and hear their testimony?
28668	_ Christian_--Why?
28668	_ Christian_--Will you allow me to state my analysis of the mind and ask you if it is correct?
28668	_ Christian_--Will you ask them which one gave it to your brother Perception?
28668	_ Christian_--Will you call Memory, that I may learn where and how he obtained the idea?
28668	_ Christian_--Will you examine the witnesses?
28668	_ Christian_--Yes, one more at least; I wish_ now_ to know how your brother Perception obtained the idea of a God-- will you tell me, or call him?
28668	_ Judgment_--"Did I bring the idea into the world with me, or create it?"
28668	_ We have no innate ideas.__ Christian_--Then where did you get the material from which you made your decision that there is no God?
28668	tell me,"cried the dying man,"where will it go last of all?"
28668	why hast thou forsaken me?''"
29702	Did what, you clod?
29702	Hello, Jarvis?
29702	Iridium, eh?
29702	Is that satisfactory?
29702	Port?
29702	Say, Buddie, what''s all the excitement?
29702	So we meet again, Jarl?
29702	Suicide? 29702 Suppose there is none?"
29702	Tell me, Captain, who are you, and what is this craft?
29702	Teutoberg, Teutoberg, are you there?
29702	What do you mean?
29702	What do you want to know?
29702	What was that?
29702	What''s the matter down there?
29702	Where is he, I say? 29702 Where is this master of yours, this Winford?"
29702	Who is the owner, Captain?
29702	Who the devil are you, and what do you want?
29702	Why did n''t you say you''d meet them in the Hereafter?
29702	Why do n''t you free the pirates and let them help us?
29702	Why?
29702	Will you surrender, or must my men obliterate you? 29702 You are Evan Winford, are you not?"
29702	Fail now?
29702	Now, where is this Evan Winford?
29702	Where is the body?"
29702	Who are you, anyway?"
29702	Why not surrender while you still have it?"
29353	''Electites,''they call them, eh? 29353 And I?"
29353	And what, sir, do you plan to do when we reach this N-127?
29353	Any chance of success, lad?
29353	Attack, sir? 29353 Burn them off with a run through the atmosphere?"
29353	But, in space, what could these things feed upon? 29353 Can you place them?"
29353	Creatures perhaps twice the height of a man in their greatest dimension? 29353 Eating us?"
29353	Ever see anything like that before?
29353	How''s your ship, Commander? 29353 Kincaide, what''s the nearest body upon which we can set down?"
29353	May I go with you, sir?
29353	Meteorites?
29353	Perhaps at closer range...?
29353	See here, sir-- and here?
29353	Shall we open upon them at will, or upon orders, sir?
29353	Something new under the sun, eh?
29353	Supplies?
29353	That will be all?
29353	The lights, please?
29353	Then why not me instead of you, sir?
29353	Then, sir, how are we to best them?
29353	Well, what do you make of them now?
29353	What are they?
29353	What do you make of them, sir?
29353	What now?
29353	What''s up, sir?
29353	Yes?
29353	You understand your orders?
29353	*****"I wonder, sir, if you could come to the navigating room at once?"
29353	Alone, sir?"
29353	And take personal charge of the forward projectors, will you?
29353	Any further orders?"
29353	Any guesses as to what we''ll find?"
29353	Correy?"
29353	Correy?"
29353	Do you believe, sir, that they are dangerous?"
29353	Good condition?"
29353	Have I your permission to unshutter one of the ports?"
29353	Have you any ideas as to their mode of attack?
29353	Hendricks?"
29353	I saw something-- have I your permission to make another try at them?
29353	If we are, do we shove off immediately?"
29353	In shape like a crescent, with blunted horns somewhat straightened near the tips, and drawn close together?"
29353	Kincaide?"
29353	Mr. Hendricks, will you command the after projectors?
29353	Putting all these facts together, what is the most logical conclusion?"
29353	Right, Hendricks?"
29353	See any likely place to land, Kincaide?"
29353	Shall I order the ray operators to their stations, sir?"
29353	That would be on the old Belgrade route, would it not?"
29353	That''s the work of our great scientific minds, I presume?"
29353	What they can do to us?"
29353	What-- if not those troublesome bodies, meteorites?
29353	Will that be all right, sir?"
29353	With what?"
29353	You''ll agree to that, sir, surely?"
29353	alive?"
29618	Aggravation, eh?
29618	And he invents things? 29618 Doreen, sweetheart--"I took a step toward her--"what''s in that box?
29618	He''s only a kid, is n''t he? 29618 Important?"
29618	Is that important?
29618	Listen, how old is this character who says silly- zation is doomed and can convert a black and white broadcast into color?
29618	Listen,I said,"who is this Elmer character?
29618	Oh, an unhappy genii? 29618 That''ll be more fun than shopping, wo n''t it, Doreen?"
29618	What did you say Elmer was working on?
29618	What have you in the hatbox? 29618 What''s this?"
29618	Where''s the garage?
29618	Why does Elmer say silly- zation is doomed?
29618	You made the television stop and start again?
29618	*****"Elmer thinks grownups are stupid?"
29618	*****"You did that, Doreen?"
29618	A boy genius?
29618	A superman?"
29618	Doll clothes?"
29618	Let''s watch, shall we?"
29618	See?"
29618	Then where will we be?"
29618	We do n''t know anything, understand?
29618	What do they teach kids nowadays, anyway?
29618	What do you think he is?
29618	What_ is_ an unhappy genii?"
29618	Why not Cassandra?
29618	You and that-- that gadget of Elmer''s?"
29618	You know how scornful an eight- year- old can be?
29618	Young Tom Edison and all that?"
29618	_ You_ caused that traffic jam?
29940	Shot you down, eh?
29940	Did he say K-12a?
29940	He said,"What happened?"
29940	War is hell, is n''t it?"
29940	_ Did he say K-12a?_ I squinted at the visor screen.
29299	And Miro, what are we going to do with him?
29299	And what do you mean by that, my friend?
29299	But why,she expostulated,"was it necessary to have their own people on board?
29299	Ca n''t we do anything?
29299	Feel all right?
29299	Ganymedan?
29299	Has anyone ever penetrated through those clouds?
29299	How does everyone know?
29299	How shall we get through?
29299	I do n''t know what you are talking about, but even so, how can we make it? 29299 I''m sorry,"he managed, finding utterance labored,"Are you hurt?"
29299	No radio reports, sir?
29299	Now, will you explain?
29299	Scared?
29299	Scared?
29299	Though what?
29299	Well?
29299	What are they doing with the queer affair?
29299	What are you trying to do, fry us? 29299 What can it be?"
29299	What do you intend doing?
29299	What in Jupiter took you so long? 29299 What is it?"
29299	What is the reason for this?
29299	Where is this area you mention?
29299	Where to?
29299	Who could it be then?
29299	Who is this little spitfire? 29299 Why did you come?"
29299	Will you remove your helmets, or shall I ask the Doora to assist you?
29299	You damned scoundrels; have you gone mad? 29299 You think I''m mad, do n''t you?"
29299	You wo n''t talk?
29299	*****"Now will you explain?"
29299	And now, young lady, if you have no further questions, shall I say it again?"
29299	And what do you mean by shooting down your fellows with an Earth weapon?
29299	Are the others on board safe?
29299	Are you game?"
29299	But as for you-- see these creatures all about?"
29299	But now that I''ve told you all, what and who may you be?"
29299	Ca n''t we do something?"
29299	Clever, are n''t they?
29299	Damn his eyes, what business had an erstwhile pirate, not too recently reformed, being self- righteous?
29299	Did you see where that invisible ray held when it illumined the last Ganymedan?"
29299	Did you?"
29299	Do n''t you know it is death for anyone to pass the barrier?
29299	Had the saving ray been quenched at the source?
29299	Had they become suspicious, and were even now massing for a surprise attack?
29299	I''ll-- I''ll--""What will you?"
29299	Nona cried out:"Grant, tell me quickly, what are they; what is pulling them?"
29299	See?"
29299	The point is, what do you intend doing with us?"
29299	They intended taking him alive, did they?
29299	Were the Ganymedans equipped with communication disks; would they sense the strangeness of the accent?
29299	Were they too late?
29299	What do you mean by coming in here through the secret way?
29299	What happened?"
29299	What was it that had awakened him in the deathly stillness of the space- flier?
29299	What would happen to the ship?
29299	What would she do, out in space, alone with Miro?
29299	Who?
29299	Why had this Ganymedan tried to whiff him out of existence?
29299	Why pull the ship down with live men on board?
29299	Would he catch up with it?
29299	Would the workers beyond obey their leader?
29299	You wonder how it works?
29458	A space pilot, Billy?
29458	But is it possible for me?
29458	But what did that matter? 29458 Dad, could I be a Master Repairman if I wanted to be?"
29458	Do you know Mellon down the block? 29458 Everything all right?"
29458	Everything in order?
29458	Have I forgotten something?
29458	How about the kitchen? 29458 How come I have debts, sir?"
29458	How''s it going, Son?
29458	Hung himself?
29458	Is there anything you have n''t got? 29458 Now, then, is everything functioning properly?"
29458	Or how would you like to break your back for eight hours a day, doing work a machine should handle? 29458 Signing over my son''s earnings-- you do n''t think I''m getting in a little too deep, do you?"
29458	Son,he said harshly,"have you studied history in school?
29458	That fellow who killed himself?
29458	The Solido- projector all right? 29458 The phone all right?
29458	Then why did n''t you?
29458	Too deep? 29458 Was Mr. Miller a customer of yours?"
29458	Well, what are you thinking?
29458	What''s that?
29458	What''s wrong?
29458	What''sa matter, Son?
29458	Why would you want to go to Mars?
29458	After all, what good was life if you could n''t enjoy the luxuries?
29458	Anything you want?"
29458	Auto- cook in order?
29458	But why had that fat, jovial man killed himself?
29458	Changes records for the full seventeen hours?"
29458	Enjoying the programs?"
29458	He lives here, does n''t he?
29458	How would you like to get blown up in a war?"
29458	Is there anything else?"
29458	Master- operator?"
29458	Now you know, Mr. Carrin, that you wo n''t live long enough to pay us the full two hundred thousand, do n''t you?"
29458	Or be hungry all the time?
29458	Or cold, with the rain beating down on you, and no place to sleep?"
29458	Recipe- master still knocking''em out?"
29458	Right?"
29458	Was there anything else bothering him?
29458	Why had he done it?
29458	Would he grow up and face his responsibilities?
29458	Would he mature and take his place in society?
29458	Would it be right?
28118	And how many have you approved?
28118	And our culture?
28118	And what''s that got to do with--?
28118	Authority-- you? 28118 But what was the purpose you were trying to accomplish?"
28118	Ca n''t we get on our way in the car and let Sam do what he thinks he can while we drive? 28118 Can you be sure?
28118	Can you tell me how these charts are compiled?
28118	Clearwater does n''t rate here?
28118	Did n''t you notify the sheriff?
28118	Did you men hear anything? 28118 Does he have a dairy farm, too?"
28118	Does n''t every man?
28118	How could a crazy thing like that come about?
28118	How do you know he cracked up, anyway? 28118 If those dimensions are so critical, how did you determine them in the first place?"
28118	Is that why you gave us only two hundred thousand?
28118	Is there any way to be born, except alone?
28118	Is there anyone here who would question our decision? 28118 Is this a fair test?"
28118	May I help you? 28118 Money?
28118	Nothing more?
28118	O.K., how many are awaiting my signature?
28118	Of course--"What would the world be like without the flotation process?
28118	Oh, what else are we lacking?
28118	Should I open the window for a moment?
28118	So it worked, did it? 28118 So you''ve taken care of the usual routine without any help from me?"
28118	Such as?
28118	The Clearwater College file?
28118	The what? 28118 Then what does Sam--?"
28118	Then why are they chosen? 28118 There is such a sickness in our times?"
28118	There_ is_ a Clearwater museum?
28118	This helps us get turned down for a research grant in physics?
28118	This is not good?
28118	Was he through?
28118	Well, what''s the matter?
28118	What did you do?
28118	What did you find?
28118	What do you want the Bureau to do about your device? 28118 What do you want?"
28118	What does Mr. Atkins do?
28118	What else do you chart?
28118	What else?
28118	What is it like?
28118	What was that? 28118 What was that?"
28118	What''s going on? 28118 What''s he got?"
28118	When did you last give a grant to a college like Clearwater?
28118	Where did he come from? 28118 Who have we locked out?
28118	Who knows? 28118 Why anomalous?
28118	Why did he leave so suddenly?
28118	Why not?
28118	Without even trying it out?
28118	You do n''t think it''s working the way Jim and Sam say it is?
28118	You ever heard of the flotation process?
28118	You mean we''ve got to wait until George finishes his work for his degree before we get the grant? 28118 You think Clearwater College could make better use of some of our funds than, say, MIT?"
28118	You''re not really going to make me go out there and look at this fool thing, are you? 28118 You''re referring now to the crackpot fringe?"
28118	_ Talk_ him back? 28118 *****How did the crystals trigger a suicidal reaction?"
28118	*****"What did they do?"
28118	A blind spot, perhaps?
28118	And how many others?
28118	And where''s Sam?
28118	Are you convinced my device works?"
28118	Baker?"
28118	Baker?"
28118	But I wonder what their game is, anyway?
28118	But do you know what happens to an adult human being when the program on which his entire life is patterned is destroyed?"
28118	But how could there be a mistake in the production of a phenomenon such as Fenwick had witnessed?
28118	But liars figure...!_]"And this keeps us from getting a research grant in physics?
28118	But what did Sam Atkins want?
28118	But, short of murder, what?
28118	Ca n''t you put it through on the basis that he''ll have his degree just as soon as the present series of experiments is completed?"
28118	Ca n''t you understand that?
28118	Can you read that out of the crystal?"
28118	Could a man really_ want_ to die?
28118	Did he believe what he had seen or did n''t he?
28118	Did you know that, Fenwick?
28118	Do n''t you see now that the only thing for you to do is go somewhere where there are people capable of doing things?"
28118	Do we get the research grant?"
28118	Do you know why he did this?"
28118	Einstein?"
28118	Fenwick found the question tumbling over and over in his mind, who is this man?
28118	Fenwick... did you hear... did you see?"
28118	Get hung for being horse thieves?"
28118	Get me the file, will you?"
28118	Gold--""A ton of ore and maybe a pound of recovered metal, right?"
28118	Had they convinced him?
28118	Has the National Bureau of Scientific Development chosen correctly, or should we return to our former course?"
28118	How could the administrative officers of the United States Government be responsible for such misjudgment?
28118	How do our grandpas stack up on the charts?"
28118	How many, therefore, who are the intellectual equals of these men are also being turned down?
28118	How much money do you want for development?"
28118	How was it possible for such a blind, ignorant fool as Baker to be placed in the position he was in?
28118	I suppose you know that by now?"
28118	If Ellerbee and Atkins were n''t trying to foist a deliberate deception, where were they mistaken?
28118	If so, where could it be?
28118	Is that fair enough?"
28118	Is that the idea?"
28118	Is that what he calls you?
28118	May I ask why we refused to continue to support the corner grocery?
28118	Remember the Greek elevator engineer who did that a few years ago?
28118	Right?
28118	Shall I make an appointment or would you rather postpone these interviews for a few days?
28118	Shall we support the man who speaks to the world, or the man who speaks only in order to hear his own echo?"
28118	Suppose I meet you out there?"
28118	Then he finally managed to say,"Apart from the sheer idiocy of it, how did you obtain any information in this area?"
28118	There could n''t really be any new patterns, could there?
28118	There''s been no change, no new information, I suppose?"
28118	What could a single man do?
28118	What do you mean by that?"
28118	What does he mean?"
28118	What in Heaven''s name is coming out of these things?"
28118	What made him tick, anyway?
28118	What produced a man like Baker?
28118	What was he doing here?"
28118	What''s the good word, anyway?
28118	What_ did_ our progenitors do, anyway?
28118	Where else are we in the bums category?"
28118	Where else would credence have been given to the phenomenon of a crystal that seemed to radiate in a nonelectromagnetic way?
28118	Where was it?
28118	Where was the gimmick?
28118	Who can say what constitutes a new idea, a new invention?
28118	Who knows?"
28118	Why are n''t they simply passed over?"
28118	Why could n''t Sam Atkins-- or whatever his real name might be-- have whispered just a few words of light to a man willing to listen and profit?
28118	Why did n''t he ever send you one of his gadgets in the mail?"
28118	Would that be all right?"
28118	Would you like to review the file before he arrives?"
28118	Yet how long did it persist?"
28118	[ Illustration:..._"Presence,"with the crystals, was not a physical thing_...]"Do you see it yet?"
28118	_ That_ had to be true-- invariably true-- didn''t it?
29750	And you know what I am?
29750	Give us some time to get acquainted, will you, Dave? 29750 How do I live here?"
29750	How do you know there are no other Zen?
29750	Please, will you kill me?
29750	What if they do n''t like each other?
29750	What-- do I do now?
29750	Why do homely women fight for jobs on the most isolated space outposts?
29750	Why-- how do you speak Zennacai?
29750	You will tell me?
29750	Air... heat... light... how do I live here?"
29750	But I asked,"Why?"
29750	But what good is it-- life-- when there are no other Zen?"
29750	Can you have only half a child?"
29750	Could n''t the two of you control yourselves at least a little?
29750	Even so, in your thousand- year terms, young lady, you''re not too old to change._"Will you kill me?"
29750	I do n''t think they would, but you ca n''t take such chances, can you?
29750	I mean, do you know what you look like?"
29750	I said,"Yurt, are you sure you want us to keep hands off... just go off and leave you?"
29750	To save space, the following dialogue is reproduced without bumblings, blank stares and_ What- did- you- says_?
29750	Was it--"She fumbled for a word--"was it atom explosion?"
29750	Why do I want you to kill me?"
29750	Why should it have, when I already knew Yurt so well-- considered him, in fact, one of my closest friends?
29750	mn?"
29948	How can you place it there, then?
29948	See? 29948 Would n''t there be a paradox of some sort involved?
29947	Are you serious?
29947	But what about your darling Henry? 29947 Ca n''t we get rid of it?"
29947	Where are you going?
29947	Am I just a humandroid who looks and behaves and talks like a human being?
29947	Have n''t I got feelings?"
29742	An image?
29742	And just what makes you think we''re going to believe that story?
29742	Bagley,he said to me,"has the Old Man gone loco?"
29742	But the names of the planets... Coulora, Stragella, and the others and their positions on the chart...?
29742	Did I ever show you a piece of this?
29742	Go where? 29742 How about that piece of_ Indurate_?"
29742	What are those rectangular stone blocks depending from the ceiling?
29742	What do you mean, sir?
29742	What do you mean?
29742	What do you mean?
29742	What do you mean?
29742	What is the meaning of this intrusion?
29742	What''s that got to do with it?
29742	What''s wrong?
29742	Why else should he be so concerned with finding animal life?
29742	Why? 29742 And incidentally where in the cosmos is this system?
29742	And what was the significance of his body on Norris''ship?
29742	How was I to know that his keen penetrating brain had seen through my motive to get control of all commercial marketing of_ Indurate_?
29742	Is that what you want me to say?"
29742	Klae dead?
29742	What makes Norris so sure he''ll find life on any planet in this system?
29742	Why had Norris kept its presence a secret and why had he given out the story of Klae''s disappearance?
29742	Why?
29936	Amusing?
29936	Are you able to rise?
29936	Finished with--_What_?
29936	Surely,grated the remarkable voice,"you remember something?"
29936	What''s all the sand?
29936	Where''n''ell am I?
29936	You do not recognize it? 29936 You... you... what about the wreck?"
29936	Are n''t you civilized here?
29936	What a whack on the head I must have got!_"You are in pain?"
29936	When can you show me what''s left of the ship?"
29936	Why did I always want to be a rocket pilot?
29936	d- d- d--?"
29676	Are you sure you want to do this?
29676	Brain surgery?
29676	Geez, you do n''t like Toby, you do n''t like James, who_ do_ you like?
29676	Have you done the new Fryer episode?
29676	How come you''re not allowed to go swimming with us, anyway? 29676 Is that all you''ve got to say?
29676	Is that why you have n''t... you know... developed yet?
29676	Is this how we''re going to say goodbye? 29676 Just_ OK_?"
29676	Really? 29676 So is this it?"
29676	So what did you think of him?
29676	What did I do?
29676	What do you mean?
29676	What do you want then?
29676	What kind of choice?
29676	What kind of operation?
29676	What kind of operation?
29676	What''s meant to be so good about boys, anyway?
29676	What, this?
29676	Who?
29676	Yeah, well not anymore, OK?
29676	You know how you''re... different from the other girls?
29676	You still like me, right?
29676	You want to try it?
29676	_ Like_ you? 29676 ''_ Oh_''?
29676	Besides, if you did n''t like boys, who_ would_ you like?"
29676	Finally, she said,"She loved me, did n''t she?"
29676	Just because you have n''t started puberty yet?
29676	Was anyone?
29676	Who else am I going to tease?"
29676	Why did this have to happen to her?
29676	Would n''t he?
29676	You mean it?"
29994	After I just explained to you_ what_ is really irresistible?
29994	But you-- you were ordered to..."You did n''t think I was a Centaurian, did you?
29994	So you would say that you-- one of_ our_ sympathizers-- were actually the most intelligent worker_ they_ had?
29994	_ Anyway?_he repeated huskily.
29994	Have you set us straight?"
30004	And just who is it you are going to kill?
30004	Been looking for me, honey?
30004	Do n''t you have a private room? 30004 Havin''a time?"
30004	Police?
30004	Had she arrived?
30004	Some time soon he would be dressed as gaily...."Something troubling you, honey?"
29623	Are you sure? 29623 Coffee, sir?
29623	Did she have any close friends?
29623	Do you think I have n''t beaten out my brains over it? 29623 Have you any reason for suspecting skulduggery?
29623	Hurt, hard up? 29623 It_ is_ hard, though, you know it is-- Jim, are n''t you listening?
29623	Looking for someone, young man?
29623	Must n''t let myself get excited, eh? 29623 School tomorrow, remember?
29623	What about this report of her death?
29623	What''s the matter, dear? 29623 Where''s Joanna?"
29623	You knew her?
29623	A sandwich, perhaps?"
29623	And what could he do?
29623	Blair?"
29623	Can you say it''s impossible?
29623	Did Miss Simmons have a job while she was here?"
29623	Do you_ know_ it''s impossible?"
29623	Funny?
29623	Have you tried her last address?
29623	He almost smiled as he asked,"I do n''t suppose she left a forwarding address?"
29623	Helen-- what creatures were these?
29623	Honestly, Jim?
29623	Honestly, do n''t you suspect your own reasons for such a quick switch?"
29623	How about some coffee?
29623	Jim, has something--?"
29623	Might n''t there be a special file for accident cases?
29623	Or for labelling her one of your human-- er-- cuckoos?"
29623	Start talking and land in an institution?
29623	Was she?"
29623	What about Joanna Simmons''mother?
29623	What do you want to know?"
29623	What was it he was supposed to do?
29623	What_ could_ he do?
29623	Why ca n''t I play with Marian?"
29623	Why do n''t others suspect, besides you?"
29623	Why not?"
29623	You a bill collector?"
29293	A stowaway?
29293	All wrought up, is n''t he? 29293 And now what''s to be done about her?"
29293	And now; just what is the set- up?
29293	And that I am a dangerous woman?
29293	And you-- all of you?
29293	But could these Lakonians fight?
29293	But that''s not easy, is it?
29293	But where,he added,"are the miners?"
29293	Did you notice the way they stared at the flame, never moving, never even winking? 29293 Hanson?"
29293	He''s... gone, sir?
29293	Hendricks?
29293	I have full authority to take any action I see fit?
29293	It''ll be good to stretch our legs again, wo n''t it?
29293	Not to the brig?
29293	Perhaps you wonder how it came that Liane sits here in judgment upon a whole people? 29293 Rather a beauty, is n''t she, sir?"
29293	Shall I go forward and see if he-- if he''s ill?
29293	That seems almost-- almost unbelievable, does n''t it?
29293	The stowaway? 29293 Think you that Liane is afraid?
29293	To your quarters, you said, sir?
29293	Trouble aboard?
29293	Well, sir, how do things stack up?
29293	What do you mean?
29293	What does she want, wealth?
29293	What is your name?
29293	What shall we do with her?
29293	What''s her price?
29293	Yes?
29293	You fear to look upon the punishment of Liane?
29293	You know, then, our destination?
29293	You wonder why we''re here, I suppose?
29293	You would disobey Liane? 29293 You''re keeping her under guard?"
29293	''Do you know where you are?''
29293	''What are you doing here?''
29293	''Will you bring him, please?''
29293	***** A traitor-- in the Service?
29293	***** Known to me?
29293	And Liane?
29293	And it would n''t be a good thing, sir, to have a-- a friend of the enemy on board the_ Ertak_, would it?"
29293	And-- may I be so bold as to offer you a bit of advice?"
29293	Any idea as to when we''ll shove off?"
29293	But-- suppose it should be serious, sir?"
29293	Correy?"
29293	Correy?"
29293	Do you hear the multitude?
29293	Do you really think so badly of me?"
29293	Does that not content you?"
29293	Has Mr. Hendricks left the ship?"''
29293	Have you any questions, Commander?"
29293	Hendricks... a traitor?
29293	Hendricks... and Liane?
29293	Hendricks?"
29293	How, you clever and infallible members of this present generation, do you judge her?
29293	I believe my name and position are not unknown to you, Commander Hanson?"
29293	I believe you said she stowed away on the_ Ertak_ with you?"
29293	I guess we just keep on going?"
29293	I repeat: what is your name?"
29293	I-- what''s that?"
29293	If the Lakonians wo n''t mine it-- and they wo n''t, when Liane tells them to quit-- what will the Council and your Service do about it?"
29293	Is that not so, Commander Hanson?"
29293	Kincaid?"
29293	Mr. Correy, will you conduct the stowaway to my quarters and place her under guard?
29293	Seem good to feel firm ground under your feet?"
29293	That surprises you?
29293	That was all right, sir?"
29293	The Chief did n''t tell you that, did he?
29293	We''ll make him--""_ Him?_"blurted Correy.
29293	What are your orders, sir?"
29293	What can I do?"
29293	What did the Chief tell you, Hanson?"
29293	What do you gentlemen think?"
29293	What do you suppose is in the air?"
29293	What word shall we take back to those who sent us?"
29293	When do we start something?"
29293	Would n''t you?"
29293	You promise me you will not interfere; that you will do nothing?"
29293	You promise?
29293	You smile to think that old John Hanson, lately a commander of the Special Patrol Service, now retired, should have had a love affair?
29293	You-- you do believe that, sir?"
29503	About what it''s like to fly to Mars on a rocket?
29503	Anybody got a cigarette?
29503	How do you know he''s here? 29503 So why are you here?
29503	The others are n''t doing so well?
29503	There''s six men, see? 29503 Want to dance?"
29503	We were?
29503	What did you figure out?
29503	What''s the matter?
29503	What?
29503	You mean like this?
29503	You want me to tell you about it?
29503	_ Did you just sneeze?_"Sneeze? 29503 _ Did you just sneeze?_""Sneeze?
29503	***** You know how it is?
29503	All that time, how''d you-- well, manage things?
29503	And, that''s peculiar, it''s usually you he-- Well, I better not say that, shall I?
29503	But if we can help you eliminate harmful tensions with a few run- throughs, why, it''s not too high a price to pay, is it?"
29503	But you asked me to sit down here with you, remember?
29503	Captain Van Wyck it was that time, remember?
29503	Did you ever see any of those little monkey characters they say live on Mars?
29503	Do n''t you have to know an awful lot to be a space- flyer?
29503	Ever do that?
29503	Ever see those?
29503	For what?
29503	He''s got a lot of states to roam around in, too, does n''t he?"
29503	I mean did n''t you ever have to go to the you- know or anything?"
29503	I mean to say our heroes of space travel are entitled to freedom when they come back home to Earth, are n''t they?"
29503	I said,"Say, Mac, would you turn down the air- conditioning?"
29503	I thought about getting up and leaving while she was gone, but what was the use of that?
29503	Me?
29503	No sense setting up a counter- impression when your pores are all open, so to speak?"
29503	Oh, fifteen years ago, was n''t it?
29503	Only-- Well, did you ever meet somebody with a nervous cough?
29503	Remember the first time?
29503	That''s a lot to look forward to, is n''t it?"
29503	Were you scientifically inclined in school?
29503	What is it, nine months?
29503	Where are you, damn you?"
29503	Who was it this time?"
29503	You all right?
29503	You do n''t belong in this section, right?"
29503	You do n''t do that very often, because what is there to say?
29503	You know around New York in August?
29503	You know how everybody sneezes according to his own individual style?
29503	You know how they work it?
29503	You know how to make a baby cry?
29503	You know that kind?
29503	You know where that is?"
29503	You know?
29503	You''ll be the first of your crew to be discharged, you know that?"
29503	You''re strangling and choking and you ca n''t get any air?
29987	Do you threaten us with force from your Combine devoted to peace?
29987	In addition to trade and education, general advancement of the populace,murmured the mike,"have you considered defense?"
29987	Is that a fish? 29987 May I have your permission to address the Honored Council, Noble Captain?"
29987	Would you have Sebelia, Sakh,he asked gently,"or Ruller I, Bellevan''s world, or Labath?"
29987	And this older report?"
29987	Can you explain the names to me, if I read them off?"
29987	Could you defend yourselves, Honorable Sirs, against such?"
29987	JOIN OUR GANG?
28883	All-- all are gone?
28883	And you, Carson, you love her-- very much?
28883	Are you all right?
28883	Are you fellows ever going to finish down there?
28883	But how?
28883	Ca n''t you fix it? 28883 Can this guy overrule the Zara?
28883	Carson-- are you sure?
28883	Carson?
28883	Did n''t you hear something?
28883	Did she throw you down?
28883	Did they succeed?
28883	Did you hear? 28883 Do you love this Earth man very much?"
28883	Enough to send her on her fatal journey sunward?
28883	Find anything yet?
28883	He is alive?
28883	He was here?
28883	How about this crystal thing-- the searching ray?
28883	How can we? 28883 How long have I napped?
28883	Impetuous, are n''t they?
28883	Is that all you can think of?
28883	It''s true, what he said?
28883	Looks peculiar to you, does it not?
28883	My friend,he said abruptly:"what of him?"
28883	Over there, my friends,he said, pointing;"see?
28883	Put what on?
28883	The way-- how do we get there?
28883	This one of the monorail cars?
28883	Two reasons, you said, oh Clyone?
28883	We are alone?
28883	We are safe from intrusion here?
28883	What can we do to put a stop to the thing? 28883 What do you know about that?"
28883	What do you say, Tommy?
28883	What do you think? 28883 What else?
28883	What happened to the ignition system?
28883	What hope can there be?
28883	What is it, Pegrani?
28883	What is it, Tom?
28883	What would happen to our world, I mean-- and to the rest?
28883	What''s the big idea? 28883 What''s the matter?"
28883	Where do we go from here?
28883	Where''s Tommy?
28883	Where''s the other, the dwarf?
28883	Who else could do it? 28883 Who-- who are they?"
28883	Why ca n''t we walk?
28883	Why did you bring us back?
28883	Why? 28883 Why?"
28883	You are Carson?
28883	You-- you know of the fate of Tiedor?
28883	You-- you mean,he stammered,"that Antazzo exceeded his authority in his act of piracy-- in bringing us here?"
28883	You-- you think she will make away with Dantor?
28883	You-- you think they will approve of me?
28883	Your people live_ inside_ that shell?
28883	***** What did he mean by that last crack, the grinning devil?
28883	***** What magic was this?
28883	*****"Antius, my brother,"she exclaimed, remembering,"where is he?
28883	Am I correct?"
28883	And what of the effect on the other satellites?
28883	And where was Tom?
28883	But how in the name of the sky- lane imps had he reached Earth?
28883	But was ever a woman so deserving of death?
28883	But where are the inhabitants?"
28883	But where was the RX8?
28883	But, beat it then, will you?"
28883	Ca n''t you sit down and take it easy?"
28883	Can you enlighten me in these things?"
28883	Can you see them at once?"
28883	Carson, placing his lips close to the old man''s ear, inquired anxiously,"What''s the trouble?"
28883	Could n''t he give them a little time?
28883	Did n''t he have any more sense?
28883	Do I speak truth, my Carson?"
28883	Do you not see my point?
28883	Give up?
28883	Had n''t he brought home the bacon-- the k- metal they were after?
28883	How else could we have retained it?"
28883	How had he wormed his way into the confidence of the k- metal people?
28883	How have I acquired this knowledge of your language?
28883	Is he that powerful?"
28883	Is there a chance?
28883	Know anything about it?"
28883	Know what happened?"
28883	Oh, ca n''t you see?
28883	See it?
28883	That''s why she does n''t swing to the controls?"
28883	They had worked their evil magic on the Zara: had she not ordered that their lives be spared?
28883	They will approve of your choice, my Carson?"
28883	Tried to make a sucker out of me, did n''t she?"
28883	Trying to vamp her into letting us off easy?"
28883	Understand?"
28883	Was this Rulan kidding him?
28883	What does this mean?"
28883	What had come over the leopard woman?
28883	What if the lift would not operate?
28883	What means this?"
28883	What place was this?
28883	What was he to do with the big fellow?
28883	What was it all about?
28883	What''s she keeping us around for, anyway?"
28883	What''s wrong?"
28883	When do I start?"
28883	Where am I, and where is my friend?
28883	Where are you?"
28883	White- faced and shaking, Blaine cried out in futile protest,"My God, man, what have you done?
28883	Who could imagine a sphere of metal more than twenty- four hundred miles in diameter enclosing a world and its peoples?
28883	Why could n''t they let him alone; leave him to die in peace?
28883	Why in the devil does n''t she put us out of the way and get it over with?
28883	Will you trust me?"
28883	Would they never finish with that ignition system?
28883	You are willing?"
28883	You''re going to just stand around and take it-- whatever they hand us?"
28883	she whispered, her wild eyes softening,"He-- he lives?"
29989	But... can we lay no groundwork sooner than that? 29989 Is action to be taken there?"
29989	Is he really a distant connection of the Polluxian Nilssen family?
29989	Recent engagements?
29989	Those are positions we actually desire to hold, are they not?
29989	Was that not a trifle rash?
29989	And now-- what remains?"
29989	But have there been any unforeseen developments in the actual fighting?"
30014	Do n''t you_ like_ Earth, Tommy?
30014	When_ are_ we going home?
30014	As a matter of fact, how would you like to stay here and go to school?"
30014	Behind him, Tommy heard his mother murmur under her breath,"Tom... the watch;_ could_ we?"
30014	Gosh, do you suppose old Pete will remember about her?"
30014	Or that his chest was abnormally developed to compensate for an oxygen- thin atmosphere?
30014	Was it his fault he was six inches taller than Terran boys his age, and had long, thin arms and legs?
30014	Worse, would a robot secretly take her place?...
30014	You do n''t want to grow up and be an ignorant Martian sandfoot all your life, do you?"
29735	And what are those holes in the top of the door for?
29735	And when is the return scheduled for?
29735	And you''re his broker?
29735	But, Al... Oh, why were we so foolish?
29735	Did Dr. Curtis really get back?
29735	Did he really bring back a Martian? 29735 How about some broth, dear?"
29735	Is he in there?
29735	Is it true, Dr. Anderson? 29735 Is that the room where he''s expected to materialize with his machine?"
29735	Like to walk out in the back for the air?
29735	Oh, darling,she said with a sob,"Why did you wait so long?
29735	Well, Al,he said,"so you killed Schaughtowl?"
29735	What is the matter-- do you need a doctor?
29735	Where the devil have you been and where in hell did you get that thing?
29735	Where''s the door?
29735	Why did you stay so long?
29735	Why is it that we have to come out here just once a year to wait for him? 29735 Will you help me get some water on, Al?"
29735	You''re his old friend from college days, handled his financial affairs, and helped him raise enough money to build his machine?
29735	Besides, there was no motive for killing the Martian and what penalty could there be?
29735	Could it be a mind reader?
29735	Did n''t the beast ever sleep?
29735	He would die, and who was competent enough to know that it was n''t from the shock of having come home to denser air and a heavier gravity?
29735	How could anything that could n''t speak read a person''s mind?
29735	Is that how the fourth dimension works?"
29735	Killed whom?
29735	Martian landscapes?
29735	Stern?"
29735	The strange Ladonai?
29735	What end?
29735	Why had n''t Clyde waited another year?
29735	Why should there be any end to this eternal moment?
29735	Why should they?"
29735	Will he be all right?"
29680	And if we went to the aid of the_ Josef_, then you think we might beat the alien ship off?
29680	Any idea what it is, Harry?
29680	Are they, Mister?
29680	Beautiful day, is n''t it, Lieutenant?
29680	Did you order up a drone plane?
29680	Did you see that?
29680	For what purpose?
29680	Has the_ Josef_ moved any?
29680	Have you made any evaluations, Lieutenant?
29680	Just what would you do, Mister McCandless?
29680	Stopped, Lieutenant?
29680	The object kept up with them?
29680	They''re the representatives of the Combine, are n''t they? 29680 Well, what are you going to do?"
29680	What do you mean, you''re not sure?
29680	What do you think they want?
29680	What makes you say that?
29680	What''s the situation, Lieutenant?
29680	You, Lieutenant?
29680	A guided missile, perhaps?
29680	And I suppose the Combine acted like human beings during the Berlin war?
29680	And a thousand years from now, what would the Combine be?
29680	And if the Combine was beat, did it matter who did it?
29680	And then it came down to who committed the first cruelty and just how should you rank them?
29680	And what had he received?
29680	Beings of different background, different beliefs, different physical structure?
29680	But whose?
29680	Elation?
29680	His own wife... Now a ship from Outside was attacking that power and what emotions should he feel?
29680	I suppose the slave labor camps and the purges and the forced confessions were the products of ordinary human beings?
29680	McCandless did n''t reply immediately and the Captain thought to himself, why not be more honest?
29680	Well, why not?
29680	What did that mean?
29680	What other emotions should he feel?
29680	Which name fit best?
29680	Who could tell?
29680	Why do n''t you tell him that all your life you''ve fought the Combine and the conflict has been the only thing that has lent meaning to living?
29680	Would you call the people who had been responsible for that human beings or... aliens?
30010	But had n''t you better stand up here with me?
30010	Buy_ your_ mill?
30010	I hate to be nosey,said Burt, playing to the crowd,"but how are you going to get me there?"
30010	What''s the deal?
30010	When you going to bring him back, Doc?
30010	You figuring on starting early in the morning?
30010	You ready to go?
30010	Can you send me there or ca n''t you?"
30010	Holden?"
30010	Is that why you did n''t like it there?"
29625	Anti- grav sandals? 29625 Did n''t you ever stop to think that a few air molecules could defocus the stream?
29625	Did you say something, son?
29625	Do you want me to scream?
29625	Does your husband own one?
29625	For a moment I was afraid-- May I come in?
29625	How much are they?
29625	How much?
29625	Is a dollar okay?
29625	Is that a Security Alarm?
29625	Is_ that_ all you have to do-- run around frightening women and children? 29625 Madam,"said the Major with dignity,"I dislike violating local tabus, but must I explain the impact of a neural distorter on a backwater culture?
29625	Medium of exchange?
29625	Mrs. Melinda Adams?
29625	Newborn?
29625	Personal habits are tabu? 29625 Questions?"
29625	Space travel?
29625	This is a respectable neighborhood, and I''m not answering any Kinsey report, understand?
29625	Was he a thief?
29625	Well?
29625	What are your economic circumstances?
29625	What''s in the tray?
29625	Where is your son?
29625	You mean,he asked in amazement,"that you live in these primitive huts of your own volition?"
29625	You mean,he whispered in horror,"that you''re exercising Class V privileges?
29625	You said he was-- playing with it?
29625	You use them, of course? 29625 You working your way through college?"
29625	A portable solar converter?
29625	Correct?"
29625	I bought it in good faith, and it''s not my fault-- say, have you got a warrant?"
29625	I get doors slammed in my face, when Class Fours are supposed to have a splendid gregarian quotient-- you_ do_ have atomic power, do n''t you?"
29625	I''m afraid it wo n''t do much more than cube his present IQ, and an intelligent idiot is still an idiot, but--""How dare you?"
29625	Melinda took a deep rasping breath, said,"Listen, mister, is this a demonstration or a quiz program?"
29625	Rocket ships or force- fields?"
29625	This_ is_ a Class IV culture?"
29625	What if your Hitler had force- fields?"
29625	What if your Neanderthal had been given atomic blasters?
29625	What is your smallest denomination?"
29625	Where is it?"
29625	Where would you have been today?
29625	Would n''t the creche accept him?
29625	You will not mind the questions?"
29625	see?"
29410	Are they responsible for the end of time?
29410	But what use of that? 29410 But wo n''t Solinski and his men come back and kill us?"
29410	Ca n''t you see? 29410 Could n''t ask for anything better, could you?"
29410	Could n''t we--the girl swallowed hesitantly as she realized her ignorance of radio engineering--"couldn''t we interfere with that wave?
29410	Could we wreck that station?
29410	Did n''t you obtain a new supply?
29410	Do you use Andrev''s solution too, sir?
29410	Is there none of the drug left?
29410	Might he not be one of the hashish addicts? 29410 Shall I adjust a headset for her?"
29410	Shall I let him in?
29410	Should n''t we get out of town while there is a chance?
29410	So you have used up the last of your solution?
29410	Then why should he have offered to help?
29410	Was that a face at the window?
29410	What can I do for her, Father?
29410	What do we do now?
29410	What do you make of it?
29410	What do you make of that?
29410	What do you mean?
29410	What do you want of us?
29410	What does that tell us?
29410	What time is it?
29410	What''s that to you?
29410	What''s to be done? 29410 Where''s mama?"
29410	Who''s that?
29410	Why did n''t you warn the world? 29410 With this dinky, five- kilowatt station?
29410	You mean that Russian is responsible for all this?
29410	Are you about through?
29410	Can you see it move?"
29410	Clever, is n''t it?
29410	Could n''t we give her some of the drug?"
29410	Do you need more proof?"
29410	Do you realise that we hold more responsibility than ever man has held before?
29410	Do you think I''m a bungling theorist like yourself?
29410	Do you think there''s a chance?"
29410	Do you think you might locate such interference?"
29410	Does that make it clear?"
29410	Does your father have a revolver?"
29410	Granting that time is in the mind rather than in the outside world, what will happen if the time- sense is paralyzed?
29410	How can that be if there is no time?
29410	How did you hit on that?"
29410	How would you like to be assistant to the King of the World?"
29410	June, have you noticed anything unusual on the streets?"
29410	Might this not be some plague?"
29410	My Lord, man, do n''t you understand?
29410	See?
29410	What if some agency, either inside or outside the universe, began interfering on the thought- wave channel?"
29410	Who do you think is operating that short- wave station?
29410	Who do you think put the world to sleep?
29410	Who do you think will wake it?
29410	Why should I have frightened the poor things?"
29410	Will you...?"
29410	Wo n''t the effect be similar to hypnosis whereby a man is reduced to a cataleptic state?
29410	Would nothing ever happen?
29410	Would you care to come with us?"
29410	You mean the earth will stop rotating, the stars blink out?"
30044	Why did n''t you come sooner?
30044	Why did n''t you stop us? 30044 He looks at me and I ask the question:Are there any carnivores-- flesh eaters-- among you?"
30044	I ca n''t help it, because if things had only been a little different..."Why could n''t you have come sooner?
30044	Is this why they are so generous?
30044	Why could n''t you have tried to stop it before it happened, or at least come sooner, afterward...?"
30044	the carnivore By G. A. MORRIS Illustrated by BURCHARD_ Why were they apologetic?
29832	Accident left you sort of psychoed, huh? 29832 And how do you like it after three weeks, Al?"
29832	Any experience?
29832	Could I go to her now? 29832 Could n''t be you hired these two to kill her and pretend the robbery?"
29832	Duggan?
29832	How do you like it, sir?
29832	Last long?
29832	Was her name Janith?
29832	What about yours?
29832	What is it?
29832	You must be super mechs too?
29832	You''re the new rock hog?
29832	And then back to the super mech hostel and the five other cripples who shared the room?
29832	Had to try coming back with a false name?"
29832	He could not recall his first day there or-- Could Blanche be telling the truth?
29832	He had n''t taken time to concoct a story.... Why not?
29832	He needed more time to think-- would he ever find enough time?
29832	How about leveling with a guy?"
29832	Later we''ll see.... Any relation to the Duggan we lost a couple of years back?"
29832	Of course paralysis needles would cause this mech body no damage, but why make trouble?
29832	She your sister?"
29832	So you was scared of the levels?
29832	That he was sorry she was hurt and that he was such a fool?
29832	What could he say to her?
29832	Why did n''t you come back like this a year ago?"
29963	Any money on him?
29963	By the way, did you hear the rumor? 29963 Gon na break your promise?"
29963	I hate his big thick guts,I said, buttoning my pajama shirt,"but how are you going to get him?"
29963	Spent your money yet, dead man?
29963	Whacha mean, dead man?
29963	What am I going to live on until I get paid again?
29963	What do I care?
29963	What good will it do to beat him in cards? 29963 Who says I''m going to beat him at cards?"
29963	Why not forget the buck?
29963	You crazy or something?
29963	You know that eleven cents extra you took?
29963	You mean Orley Mattup, the guard? 29963 How about me paying half now and the rest later?
29963	Right?"
29963	You know why you ca n''t beat me, boys?"
29963	[ Illustration]"What you want down there?"
29771	A beast?
29771	Any competent adventurer, I mean?
29771	Are you sure that''s right?
29771	Did you ever see rock like it before?
29771	If this thing is more than a match for one man, why do n''t you send an armed band with heavy atomic guns and clear the asteroid by main force?
29771	Is its speed of revolution too great?
29771	Managed to_ escape_? 29771 My dear sir, do n''t you suppose we''ve tried that?
29771	Something for you to- day, sir?
29771	Surely my fate is none of your worry?
29771	Then why in the name of Betelguese,said Harley, exasperated,"wo n''t you sell the place to me?
29771	Well, is it barren, then? 29771 What kind of a beast?"
29771	What''s wrong-- hasn''t it an atmosphere?
29771	_ Has_ anyone ever tried it?
29771	Afraid?
29771	All set, sir?"
29771	And it knew it, too; had n''t it laughed just before sinking down to slumber through the asteroidal day?
29771	But if it were invariably sunk in a coma during daylight, why had it delayed killing him just a moment ago?
29771	Could Hell itself have devised a more terrible fate?
29771	Could it be that here was the chance he had been hunting so desperately?
29771	Could this be a gigantic relative of that lowly creature?
29771	How could he fasten the repellor to that great, impenetrable, opalescent bulk?
29771	It was more than probable that it realized its limitation-- why had n''t it acted in accordance with that realization?
29771	No minerals of value?
29771	No vegetation?"
29771	Or was it asleep?
29771	Was it akin to the lizards, the cold- blooded life of Earth?
29771	Was this rocky exterior merely a horny shell like that of a turtle?
29771	What man would n''t have been at sight of that monstrous thing?
29771	What was that?
29771	What, then, could he do?
29771	Why was that?
29771	With that in view, do you think I''d hesitate to risk my neck?"
29771	_ Why_ is n''t it for sale?"
30170	And why should we die, when there is another world so close?
30170	Are you suggesting interplanetary flight, my dear?
30170	No one? 30170 Now, how,"I reasoned,"could our world come to an end?
30170	But where was she?
30170	Where are you?"
30015	Any difficulty?
30015	Boss?
30015	Chief Grindstaff?
30015	Did you use bait, or force?
30015	Fred?
30015	Huh? 30015 Ramrod Jones?"
30015	The which? 30015 What are you doing to the stop light?"
30015	What you say, chief?
30015	What''s going on here?
30015	What, Fred?
30015	Darmond?"
30015	How far do you think fifty- four dollars a week will go with 12-gauge shells three and a quarter a box?"
30015	What success?"
29897	Are you off your Norbert? 29897 Assembly?"
29897	Does n''t the company correct mistakes, Conductor?
29897	May I speak to you?
29897	Other stars? 29897 Plato, did n''t you hear the Assembly bell?"
29897	What about, bud? 29897 You know what you''ll do when you get off?
29897	You''re offering me eight space- lousy credits?
29897	You''ve been in space, ma''am?
29897	A guard saw him peering through the fence, and said,"What are you looking at, kid?"
29897	Are they waiting for you in Venusberg?"
29897	Does that little one, the_ Marie T._--""That tub?
29897	He demanded,"Where did you steal them?"
29897	He''s on the_ Space Symphony_--""So what?"
29897	How are you going to get there?"
29897	How was he going to become a stowaway on a spaceship if he could n''t even get close to it?
29897	She said,"Yes, it is frightening, is n''t it?
29897	So they thought his name was funny, did they?
29897	Suppose he got on one that was n''t scheduled to make port for five years-- and all he received to eat was stuff like this?
29897	This the first time?"
29897	Waiting for someone?"
29897	What are you going to be when you grow up?"
29897	What would Comets Carter have done in Plato''s place-- if Comets had been in one of his brighter moods?
29897	Where to?
29897	Who wanted advice?
29897	Why could n''t they have given him a name like the others?
29897	_ Why not now?_ Why not indeed?
29897	_ Why not now?_ Why not indeed?
29794	Are you going to make Daddy burn_ our_ tree?
29794	But how in the world could all this have affected Cappy? 29794 Did you say something to me, Richard?"
29794	Had enough to eat, dear? 29794 Have n''t you ever heard of a savage who gets in bad with his witch- doctor and is killed by magic?
29794	How did you know what we''d find here? 29794 How did you_ ever_ get up there?"
29794	How, Richard?
29794	Remember how you used to say that about Cappy? 29794 What did they say at the Meeting?
29794	What do_ you_ think we should do, dear?
29794	What, dear?
29794	Where are you going, Mommie?
29794	Why did you tell Richard to stay outside, just now?
29794	A true- believing witch- doctor?
29794	And she?
29794	And who could be more susceptible to the poisoning of fear than a witch- doctor who has made fear work-- and believes it''s being used against him?
29794	And why did n''t you tell me, so I could keep Richard at home?"
29794	But she?
29794	But where was Ted?
29794	But where''s Richard?"
29794	But you have to be receptive--""Receptive?"
29794	Can I go meet him, Mommie?"
29794	Can your son be eclipsed by a tree?
29794	Congenial, what?
29794	Except that it brought death..."Are you sick, Mommie?"
29794	Expose him to such danger?
29794	How can fear kill?"
29794	How could she think of it?
29794	How many?"
29794	Projected time- interval?
29794	Rate of motion?
29794	So the tree was a treacherous medicine- man, was it?
29794	What do you think we are?
29794	What had she exposed him to, with her hysterical orders?
29794	When he was really coming to see your daddy?"
29794	Where are you?"
29794	Who''s he going to kiss when you''re not here?
29794	Would he notice how her voice had gone up half an octave, become flat and shrill?
29794	You would n''t want to die in ignorance, would you?)
29793	Can you?
29793	Have n''t they?
29793	Have the cliff people yet deserted their dwellings?
29793	Have you noticed their breechclouts?
29793	Hohokams in the middle of the Twentieth Century?
29793	Huh?
29793	Oh,he said,"you think somebody''s playing a joke on us?"
29793	Real?
29793	So?
29793	Some dear friends,Sidney went on, resenting the scare that had been thrown into them,"hired some Indians to pretend to attack us?"
29793	Wait?
29793	What did he say?
29793	What do we do?
29793	What do you mean, real?
29793	What is this word?
29793	What''s the matter, Sid?
29793	Would you like to have it?
29793	Year?
29793	You have enemies?
29793	You would give it to me?
29793	A girl singer, clad in a gown that came up to her neck, caused Moon Water to inquire,"Why does she hide herself?
29793	Are we seeing things?"
29793	As he took aim Good Fox asked,"You would hunt it with your stick?"
29793	But if it was hundreds of years ago they''re already dead, been dead for a long time, so how could they--""Do n''t you see, Sid?
29793	George whispered,"What do you make of it?"
29793	Had their medicine man seen the one supreme vision?_ the hohokam dig_ by... Theodore Pratt_ At first they thought the attack was a joke.
29793	He quavered,"Just how could they be?"
29793	Hopefully, he suggested,"A mirage or sort of a mutual hallucination?"
29793	Ignoring that in his excited interest, Sidney asked,"What year are you?"
29793	Is it the way you treat your people who go crazy?"
29793	Is she ashamed?"
29793	Looking around at the dig Sidney remarked,"Would n''t it be easy if we could talk to some of the people who once lived here?"
29793	Of the people and noises on the TV screen Good Fox wanted to know quite solemnly,"Are these crazy people?
29793	Out of a long forgotten and dim past?
29793	She faltered,"Is this the way it will look in the future?"
29793	She looked about at the partially excavated ruins and asked,"But what has happened to our village?"
29793	Sidney turned back and demanded,"What do you make of this?
29793	What do you think they''ll do?"
29793	With rising excitement in his voice he asked,"Can you tell us why they left?"
29793	_ From_ where_ had these attacking Indians come?
30251	But you were able to solve this situation in a humanitarian way?
30251	Does this look like a slave society to you?
30251	If tomorrow''s inspection is as satisfactory, I suppose you will recommend the beginning of technical aid?
30251	If you have n''t seen them, how do you know there is another class?
30251	Is that done by the villagers?
30251	That is to say, you did n''t resort to slavery?
30251	Why?
30251	But I do n''t see...""Those were delicious steaks, were n''t they?"
30251	How about the servants here?"
29578	And, my God,he heard his sister say,"did you see the way those horrible eyes looked at you?
29578	Are you just making this up?
29578	But how?
29578	Ca n''t you just see it? 29578 Could you?"
29578	Do they teach you to make these things up? 29578 Do you love me?"
29578	Do you want me to?
29578	Does he play something like our violin or clarinet or oboe, or what?
29578	George,she said,"what did they do to you?"
29578	Gistla--"What''s going on?
29578	I''m George, do n''t you understand? 29578 Is n''t that queer, how he keeps doing that?
29578	Is that what you wanted?
29578	Mother, will you please?
29578	My God, what if everyone got the music different? 29578 Or,"his father had told him,"why not little what''s- her- name, Doug Brentwood''s daughter?"
29578	Play?
29578	Really? 29578 Say like Henry Farrel''s little daughter?"
29578	Tell me,his sister was saying, her eyes dancing slyly,"do n''t you people have some very strange tricks you can do?"
29578	Then you see? 29578 What are you doing in this patio?"
29578	What does he play the music_ on_? 29578 What made you think you could come in here like this?"
29578	What''s this?
29578	What?
29578	Where''s George?
29578	Why do n''t you find yourself some nice little American girl?
29578	Why does he keep calling you father and mother?
29578	Why must you talk to her that way?
29578	Would other people see you as I do?
29578	You are happy with me this way, are n''t you, George?
29578	You just hear this music, is that right? 29578 You mean he sends it by wires or by radio?"
29578	Ca n''t you make them keep off the patio?"
29578	Can you imagine?
29578	Can you make music?"
29578	Did you have to check the size of the teeth and the existence of hair?
29578	Did you have to measure the width between eyes and test the color of the skin?
29578	Did you have to point to a girl''s face and say,"Here is where the nose should be, here is where the ears should be?"
29578	Do n''t you see?"
29578	Do n''t you understand?"
29578	Everyone dancing around, listening to music in their heads?
29578	Finally she said,"Would you really do that?"
29578	Gistla, or whatever your name is, could your father make his music sometime when we have a dance?"
29578	He heard Gistla answer,"Tricks?"
29578	He held to her arm and then he said,"Gistla, could you change me?
29578	How did you do it?"
29578	I mean, does everyone hear the same music, dear?
29578	I mean, so that other people, even I, would see me as they see you-- as a Venusian?"
29578	Is that what they teach you at home?"
29578	No orchestra or records or anything?"
29578	She sat silently for a moment and then she said,"Do you think that is right for me to do, George?"
29578	Was all of this necessary to understand what was_ inside_ someone?
29578	What did you think?"
29578	What does he play?"
29578	What ever gets into George?"
29578	Why not?
29578	Would you love something that is not real, just because you see it with your eyes?"
30045	Did n''t I hear a noise of some sort, my dear?
30045	George?
30045	He''s not ill, surely?
30045	May I?
30045	May we just sit down, my dear?
30045	Noise?
30045	Now tell me, George, what is it you''re making for me?
30045	Oh, why? 30045 Perhaps George might awaken after a bit?"
30045	What do you think it''s like, living this way? 30045 What have we here, George?"
30045	Why?
30045	Would you mind if I just glanced about, my dear?
30045	You made that, did n''t you?
30045	Is George about?"
30045	What could it be?"
30045	What more could anyone want?_ Planet of Dreams By James McKimmey, Jr.
30045	Why did n''t you listen, George?
30045	Would he be the only one, Loveral asked himself, or was he just the first?
30045	You would n''t want that, would you, George?"
29908	Have you any comments?
29908	Is he dead?
29908	See what you made me do, you little bastard?
29908	Steiner,he said nastily,"can you explain why there should be a rebellion against the Republic in your department?"
29908	Well?
29908	What good are brains?
29908	What''s the picture?
29908	Who are you gentlemen?
29908	Who flang that brick?
29908	Would he take it?
29908	A Secret Serviceman ducked his head through the door:"President''s dead?
29908	And what will happen if there''s war?"
29908	Are you taking over?"
29908	But where''s the money to come from?
29908	Defense Command?"
29908	Did you cross the line again?"
29908	Do you have anything further to say?"
29908	Do you understand?
29908	He looked hopefully at the Secretary of Public Opinion:"Might n''t I seize it for the public good or something?"
29908	I wish the Republic to assume a war- like posture-- yes; what is it?"
29908	Nothing short of the invincible can topple the Republic....""What about a war?"
29908	Now I wonder what I mean by that?"
29908	The Secretary of the Treasury said:"What would you all think of Steiner for Defense?"
29908	What about a war?"
29908	Where''s Willy?"
29908	Where''s the money_ going_?"
29908	Who wants the rest of Io anyway?
29908	Why do n''t you invite Winch, from the National Art Commission?
29908	You owe that to me, do n''t you, darling?"
29908	You want to come along?"
29908	[ Illustration]"I suppose so...._ Why_ is n''t there any money?"
29908	_ Why_ ca n''t I buy the Nicolaides Collection?
29908	man asked:"Now who''s Slocum?
26563	Advanced-- advanced? 26563 And apologise?"
26563	And if your ultimate object does not suit me, I can withdraw?
26563	And in consequence of it?
26563	And its actions?
26563	And now that I am a member, may I ask what is this object, the secret of which you guard with such fiendish zeal?
26563	And the limits to this description of scientific experiment? 26563 And ultimately?"
26563	And you really think I would go and leave-- leave--"Natalie? 26563 And you will accomplish this triviality by means of Huxley''s comet, I suppose?"
26563	And your instrument is so perfect that it not only renders molecules and atoms but their diffusion visible? 26563 Are you not coming in?"
26563	Arthur,she asked,"is this the end?"
26563	Ca n''t you do anything for them?
26563	Can I help?
26563	Can you introduce me to any one who has done so?
26563	Do you call the divided skirt atrocity rational dress?
26563	Do you know anything of the actual plans of these maniacs?
26563	Do you know that Herbert is ill?
26563	Do you really know nothing more of Brande''s Society than you admitted when I last spoke to you about it?
26563	Do you really think they mean what they say?
26563	Do you remain?
26563	For instance, is n''t it probable we shall all be arrested by the police?
26563	Have all the members who retired from your list been equally short- lived?
26563	Have you anything more to say, sir?
26563	Have you done it?
26563	Have you seen a ghost?
26563	Have you seen this?
26563	Herbert told me you were a little--"A little what?
26563	How about me? 26563 How could I doubt you?
26563	How do you do, Marcel? 26563 How do you do, sir-- madam-- I mean-- Miss--"I blundered, and then in despair I asked Miss Brande,"Is this a tableau vivant?
26563	How do you know that, Natalie?
26563	How far can you get out in fifteen minutes?
26563	How many horses?
26563	How so? 26563 How soon can you get me up?"
26563	I did not think the book would possess the slightest interest for you, and I suppose you are already aware of that?
26563	I wonder if I would have thought as I think now if I had known him sooner? 26563 I?
26563	I?
26563	Is he going to fire a mine?
26563	Is it arranged? 26563 Is there anything more than that?"
26563	It would be impossible for you to be quite well,I said to her anxiously;"but has anything happened since I left you?
26563	Man, do you know what you are saying? 26563 May I not enter my own room?"
26563	Might I ask how much you do know about it? 26563 Miss Metford,"I said, without heeding whether I interrupted her,"are you in the secret of this Society?"
26563	My dear Abraham,Brande said quietly,"or is your period so recent as that of Isaac or Jacob?
26563	My good fellow,he said,"what does it matter?
26563	Not even Brande-- I mean Natalie? 26563 Nothing more than that?"
26563	Or give me an address?
26563	Order? 26563 Steal the paper and-- wouldn''t it do to put in an extra_ x_ or_ y_, or stick a couple of additional figures into any suitable vacancy?
26563	Surely you have not lost your reason? 26563 System?
26563	That she has been dead-- several hours?
26563	The Labrador expedition?
26563	The same thing in different words, is it not? 26563 Then she is one of your spies?
26563	Then you approve it, notwithstanding your immediate condemnation?
26563	Then you will get me well as soon as your skill can do it?
26563	Well, a little-- you wo n''t be vexed? 26563 What difference does that make?"
26563	What do you call this club of yours?
26563	What do you mean?
26563	What do you think of it?
26563	What do you want?
26563	What drawbacks?
26563	What is Percival giving him?
26563	What is it? 26563 What is it?"
26563	What is the end of it all-- the meaning of it all? 26563 What is the matter?"
26563	What then?
26563	What was the good of asking me not to come without giving me some reason?
26563	When?
26563	Where does the danger you spoke of come in?
26563	Who is this man without a nervous system of whom you speak?
26563	Why not come yourself?
26563	Why should you mind? 26563 Why so?"
26563	Why the deuce would you do that?
26563	Will you come with me to the sea- shore? 26563 Would it not be better if Edith rode on?"
26563	You are nursing your brother?
26563	You do not look to me for any measure of this sympathy, I trust?
26563	You mean, go back and sink this ship to keep them company?
26563	You would keep your own brain, I suppose?
26563	A low murmur rose from the audience as the lecturer concluded, and a hushed whisper asked:"Where was that other effort made?"
26563	And how should I find them?
26563	And suppose I told her all I knew, would not that bring the same danger upon her too?
26563	And what about the Society?
26563	And what guarantee had I that she herself was unaware of his nefarious purpose; that she did not sympathise with it?
26563	And who would believe my story when I got back to England?
26563	And you?
26563	Are you not yet ready?
26563	Are you really going to draw back now?"
26563	But I could not waste precious time in studying a girl''s caprices, so I asked at once:"How can I get this paper?"
26563	But how should my action be directed in order that by its conduct I might prevail upon the girl herself to surrender her evil associates?
26563	But what could I say to assuage it?
26563	But what is the good of that?
26563	But,_ Cui bono_?"
26563	By the way, what is your address?"
26563	CUI BONO?
26563	CUI BONO?
26563	Captain Anderson will receive you--""How am I to be certain of that?"
26563	Did she sympathise with his nefarious schemes, or was she decoyed into them like myself?
26563	Do I allow smoking here?
26563	Do I ask too much?
26563	Do n''t you think they''d go on with the scheme and--""And?"
26563	Edith, how can you say that?"
26563	For the rest, what does it matter?
26563	For whither should I fly?
26563	Have you attained the telepathic power?
26563	Have you forgotten the drop of water in the English Channel?"
26563	Have you made up your mind about joining?"
26563	Have you, then, a higher power than I?"
26563	He moved close to me, and, glaring into my eyes, hissed out:"You altered my formula?"
26563	He said slowly:"You are aware, Marcel, that-- that she is dead?"
26563	He''s worth a dozen sheep like--""Like whom, Miss Metford?"
26563	How much do you know about your brother''s Society, which I have joined to my own intense regret?"
26563	How often have you said that in your life?"
26563	I am going to smoke-- if you do n''t object?"
26563	I could not help saying to Brande before we turned in:"You expect us, I suppose, to believe that the explosion was really caused by a drop of water?"
26563	I cried,"has a man no longer the right to his own thoughts?"
26563	I presume you mean by that, on my plane of thought?"
26563	I said to her sternly:"I thought you approved of all these actions?"
26563	I suppose you expected Natalie?
26563	I took advantage of this to say to him on a convenient opportunity:"Why did you bring these people with you?
26563	I wonder what that young rabbit thinks of life''s problem?"
26563	Is it even educated?
26563	Is it possible?"
26563	Is it the solar system or some other system illustrated in miniature?
26563	Is she dangerous?"
26563	Is this evolved?
26563	Might they not have adopted the jargon and pretended to the opinions of scientific faddists as a cloak for designs more sinister and sincere?
26563	Natalie, after looking seaward silently for some minutes, said simply:"How long are we to stand here, I wonder?"
26563	Now this seemed to me a very ordinary speech, for who would have held back, thinking her innocent?
26563	She accosted me cheerfully by my surname, and not to be outdone by her, I said coolly:"How d''ye do, Metford?"
26563	She started at my words, but said firmly:"How will you do that unobserved by the''watch''?
26563	The girl shuddered as she said,"But your interference with the formula?
26563	The memorandum is written thus:--_ Grey_--Our new member?
26563	The question remains, in making that mean, has she really made anything that tends toward the final achievement of universal happiness?
26563	Then I said:"May I ask what you were thinking of just now, Miss Brande?"
26563	Then she said piteously to me:"You will not fail me to- morrow?"
26563	Then turning to me and looking at me full, wide- eyed, she asked:"A good thing for how many?"
26563	Thinking it over thus, I could come to no final opinion, and when I asked myself aloud,"What are you afraid of?"
26563	To change the current of her thoughts and my own, I asked her abruptly:"Are you a member of the_ Cui Bono_ Society?"
26563	To which I replied:"What under the sun is the object of this Society of yours?"
26563	WHOSE FAULT?
26563	What are you talking about?"
26563	What do the actions of my sister signify more than the actions of any other man''s sister?
26563	What do you mean by it?"
26563	What do you mean by jealous?"
26563	What do you mean by''advanced''?
26563	What do you mean?"
26563	What does it mean?
26563	What is the meaning of these disguises?"
26563	What opinion have you formed which alters your estimate of me?"
26563	What takes him to Labrador?"
26563	What then availed my paltry protection when the girl herself was a willing victim, and the men omnipotent?
26563	When I came up with them, Edith Metford said with a shiver:"The girl?"
26563	When I had written my name on the list I said to Brande:"Now that I have nominated myself, I suppose you''ll second me?"
26563	When do we start?"
26563	When my voice came back, I asked hoarsely:"Did this man, Delany, die suddenly after quitting the Society?"
26563	Where are they?"
26563	Who are you?"
26563	Why did you introduce him?
26563	Why did you not come on when you saw us?"
26563	Why do you ask?
26563	Why do you ask?"
26563	Why should she plead to me unless she was guilty?
26563	Why should she, when in the evolution of society there was not now, or presently would not be, anything from which to protect her?
26563	Would I send on what I required for a short visit, and meet them at eleven o''clock on the bridge over the Serpentine?
26563	You are my friend, are you not?"
26563	You are sure it will destroy the effect?"
26563	You are?"
26563	You do n''t believe it-- on what grounds?"
26563	You have found out how to do it too, I have no doubt?"
26563	[ 1] But what profits this?
26563	_ Cui Bono?_"We walked on in silence, while I turned over in my mind what she had said.
26563	or is your generosity more limited even than my own?"
30063	But what about the girl?
30063	Do you read me?
30063	Driving or flying?
30063	Girl? 30063 Is she really a spy?"
30063	Safe from what?
30063	The man in the wheelchair?
30063	Then why do n''t you call me by my name, instead of''Sweetheart''?
30063	What''s this all about?
30063	What''s your position?
30063	What_ is_ this place?
30063	Where are the plans, son?
30063	Where is the sticking plaster? 30063 Yes?"
30063	Yes?
30063	You have the plans?
30063	Corny, huh?"
30063	Want me to tell you how it ends?"
30063	What girl?"
30063	What is it?"
30063	Where are they?"
30240	Em,called Lou through the partition,"you got a washbasin all your own, too?"
30240	Em?
30240	I wonder what kind of wires you''d have to pull to get put away in solitary?
30240	Issue?
30240	Share and share alike?
30240	What''s going to happen next, Em?
30240	What''s he going to do?
30240	Yeah, it is, is n''t it?
30240	Have you got that?
30240	How about--""Yeah?"
30240	How long has this been going on?"
30240	Would n''t you pay$ 5,000 to be indistinguishable from everybody else?
29889	... You are personally acquainted with the defendant?
29889	But it has been fun, has n''t it? 29889 But where are my pink pills?
29889	By the way, what''s he in for? 29889 Can you see the crowd all right, Mr. Symmes?
29889	Did she say,''Happy New Year?''
29889	Do n''t you think it''s about time you went to bed? 29889 I suppose that this time of year is the worst for you, is n''t it?"
29889	Is n''t it exciting, watching from here?
29889	Is that on the prescribed antisocial list now?
29889	Just imagine, Mr. Symmes, another year''s gone by, and what have we accomplished?
29889	New Year''s?
29889	See, down there? 29889 They do, do n''t they?
29889	Think he''ll try this messy business again?
29889	Third time for him, is n''t it?
29889	What-- century?
29889	What-- what year-- is this?
29889	''73?
29889	***** Where should he start?
29889	But how often should one hear it said in a single lifetime?_ Outside, bells were ringing.
29889	Do n''t they ever learn it''s no use?"
29889	Do you know?"
29889	Had it been fifty years since he came here?
29889	Had it been just that long?
29889	He did look sweet there, under the covers, did n''t he?
29889	He''d been dead at least an hour when we started, had n''t he?"
29889	How could he get rid of her?
29889	Is that wrong?"
29889	New Year?
29889	Symmes?"
29889	Synthetic foods do get tiresome after a while, do n''t they?"
29889	The heart?
29889	Then where?
29889	This is a good place to watch from, is n''t it?"
29889	What century was it?
29889	What was it?
29889	Wo n''t that be fun?"
30086	''Has anybody here seen Kelly--?''
30086	''_ Has anybody here seen Kelly? 30086 Am I just hearing something that''s going crazy inside my head?"
30086	But why not?
30086	God, what have I done?
30086	Have we?
30086	How can this be?
30086	How can you waste what you have so damn much of?
30086	Inside?
30086	What have I done?
30086	What-- what in the name of God have I done?
30086	Where--_where_?
30086	Who can answer that, Kelly? 30086 But how about danger from inside?
30086	But once out, he wondered, could it keep you out if it decided to blackball a man for one reason or another?
30086	How about apathy for instance?
30086	How long-- how long can we wait?"
30086	If that were not the answer, then why had only Kelly been spared to face emptiness and silence and no life, all alone?
30086	K- E- double- L- Y?''"
30086	K- E- double- L- Y?_''"He shivered and kept his eyes closed.
30086	Like wrecking the ship?
30086	Was not there an obligation even greater to keep the Crew going?
30086	What was the difference, anyway?
30086	Who needed a better reason than that?
29990	Am I too early?
29990	And what about them?
29990	And your friends? 29990 Has anyone developed a reliable, small_ suit_ air lock, so you can pass things out from your pockets?"
29990	Have you found out you ca n''t make anything of those papers yet?
29990	How can I trust you...?
29990	How could I go? 29990 How did I get myself into this?"
29990	How will you explain not going yourself? 29990 Oh, the coding?
29990	What are you doing with my case there?
29990	What are you going to do?
29990	Where do you think this is getting you?
29990	You did n''t think I''d forget you?
29990	You mean there are three bodies out there?
29990	_ Peters!_ Do you hear me? 29990 Bill Braigh, the elderly youth with the crewcut? 29990 Can you really sell a man''s thoughts?
29990	Dorothy Stauber, the trim brunette who had made the trip from Earth on the same starship as Tremont?
29990	Have you had an amusing trip?"
29990	How have they been passing the time?"
29990	Leave the ship without a pilot?
29990	Or not finding me by instruments?"
29990	Ralph Peters, the pilot who had come with the ship?
29990	She must have known, but how?"
29990	Someone in the shipping office?
29990	Well, why not Peters, the pilot?
29990	_ Drifting?_ he asked himself.
29990	_ Wonder if they found the gun in my locker?_ he mused.
29990	deal?"
20727	A ship means something to you?
20727	And Conn Maxwell, I suppose, will be an influential non- office- holding stockholder?
20727	And if we do n''t, how long do you think civilization will last here, if it blows up all over the rest of the Federation?
20727	And what am I, if it''s a fair question?
20727	And what''ll you do for supervisors?
20727	And who is this with you?
20727	And you talked to him?
20727	Anse, you remember those scows we saw, in the big room before we came to the broad passage? 20727 Anything been done to that normal- space job we started since I saw it last?
20727	Are any of the officers of the_ Andromeda_ where you can contact them? 20727 Are n''t you coming, Colonel?"
20727	Are they completely crazy?
20727	Are you going nuts, too?
20727	Are you going to come along, Conn?
20727	Arms? 20727 Blew the whole place up, did n''t you?"
20727	But do n''t you think Merlin''s important?
20727	But has n''t it ever occurred to you or your dad that this fellow that calls himself Leibert might be mixed up with the gang that did that?
20727	But it''s still here on Poictesme, is n''t it?
20727	But what,Conn asked,"are the sane people doing?"
20727	Ca n''t some of you get things started again?
20727	Conn, I know this Lucas is going to marry your sister,he began,"but how much do you know about him?"
20727	Conn, can you come back here to Poictesme for a while?
20727	Conn, do you really believe there is a... that thing?
20727	Conn, from what you''ve learned of computers generally, how big would Merlin have to be?
20727	Conn, what did you find out?
20727	Conn, when Flora comes home, you wo n''t argue with her, will you?
20727	Could n''t they all have been fitted with Dillingham hyperdrive engines and used in the evacuation?
20727	Did you hear from Anse?
20727	Did you tell Flora?
20727	Do n''t you? 20727 Do n''t you?"
20727	Do you believe that?
20727	Do you know where it is?
20727	Do you really believe in it? 20727 Do you really know where it is, Conn?"
20727	Dolf, what did your people find in the Library?
20727	Ever hear the name Blackie Perales?
20727	Excellent suggestion, Conn. Judge, will you preside?
20727	Find out anything definite?
20727	Flora''s not a True Believer, then?
20727	Fred, how are you and Charley fixed for counter- missiles?
20727	General Shanlee, would you describe General Foxx Travis as a man of honor and integrity? 20727 Good heavens, why?"
20727	Good melon crop this year?
20727	Great Ghu, are those all ships?
20727	Great Ghu, are you beginning to think Merlin is the Devil, or Frankenstein''s Monster?
20727	Had breakfast yet?
20727	Ham, where are you? 20727 Has the jury reached a verdict?"
20727	Have they found a ship?
20727	Have you an extra viewscreen, fitted for recording?
20727	Have you any real reason for thinking that Merlin might be on Koshchei?
20727	Have you done anything with those audiovisuals of Leibert?
20727	Have you people started on another hypership yet?
20727	Have you questioned him yet?
20727	Have you screened my father yet?
20727	He certainly does n''t believe there is a Merlin, does he?
20727	Here? 20727 Hey, what''s going on?"
20727	How about arms? 20727 How about one of those hospitals?"
20727	How are we going to get that stuff on a ship?
20727	How are you fixed for arms on Koshchei?
20727	How can we stop?
20727	How close are you to digging that thing out?
20727	How could that be Merlin? 20727 How did Flora come to meet him, anyhow?"
20727	How did that happen, by the way?
20727	How did you get in?
20727	How long will it take?
20727	How long''s he been like that, anyhow?
20727	How many pirates are there here?
20727	How much stock do I have, by the way?
20727	How much will it cost us?
20727	How the dickens did you wangle that?
20727	How''d you get that?
20727	How''s Mother taking things now?
20727	Huh? 20727 I take it they are n''t friends of yours?"
20727	If it was n''t for Conn Maxwell, you know where we''d be? 20727 If we send the_ Lester Dawes_ in, do you think you might talk them into letting you come out here?"
20727	Is anything anything else? 20727 Is that Merlin up there, or is n''t it?"
20727	Is that so, now? 20727 Is there anything you want in the meantime?"
20727	Jerry still inside? 20727 Just how much prize- money do you think you''re entitled to for this wreck?"
20727	Labor trouble?
20727	Let Merlin put itself on trial, and sentence itself to destruction?
20727	Lorenzo, what are you going to be paying for wine?
20727	Made on Terra? 20727 May I use your screen, Kurt?"
20727	Me? 20727 Meeting?"
20727	Merlin predicted that?
20727	Mr. Mayor, do you think you could set up some kind of a public- works program here in Litchfield? 20727 Need help?
20727	No more Federation?
20727	Noncombatants and all?
20727	Nothing, Conn?
20727	Now what did you do?
20727	Now, what are you going to do with it?
20727	Of the_ Harriet Barne_?
20727	Pirates?
20727	Regiment? 20727 Rod, you''re not leaving are you?"
20727	See that little pink spot over there? 20727 She looks a little ragged now, but--""You helped these pirates do this to her?"
20727	Still think it''s worth the price, son?
20727	Tell them the truth? 20727 That a motion?
20727	That gang up in Fawzi''s office? 20727 That was in''51, was n''t it?
20727	The System States Alliance to business again?
20727	Then why did he act the way he did at the meeting? 20727 Then why in blazes did n''t he screen us about it?"
20727	They did n''t pirate her, did they?
20727	They did n''t take it away with them?
20727	They let you out on bail?
20727	They were looking for the plant that fabricated the elements for Merlin, were n''t they?
20727	They would n''t do it, would they?
20727	They''re giving her to us, are n''t they?
20727	Think I ought to go to her?
20727	This computation on the future of the Federation is still in the back- work file?
20727	This our stuff?
20727	Two weeks? 20727 Well how do you explain the absence, after forty years, of any mention, in any history of the War, of Merlin?
20727	Well, are we going to make the whole trip in free fall?
20727	Well, could you get one down that hole?
20727	Well, do you think it would be a good thing to find it?
20727	Well, great Ghu; is n''t the Government doing anything about it?
20727	Well, how about engineering and construction equipment? 20727 Well, how did you get up here?"
20727	Well, she could n''t blame it on herself, could she? 20727 Well, what''ll I do with them when the fighting starts?
20727	Well, where do these outlaws and pirates who are looting whole towns come from?
20727	Well? 20727 Were n''t you, General Shanlee?"
20727	What are you?
20727	What did he tell you?
20727	What do I do with these people, anyhow?
20727	What do we do about it?
20727	What do you expect, with General Headquarters thirty parsecs from the fighting?
20727	What do you mean, Conn?
20727	What do you think''s going to happen when the Stock Exchange opens?
20727	What happened?
20727	What kind of a bomb?
20727	What kind of a ship?
20727	What meeting?
20727	What will we call this company?
20727	What''ll we call this company? 20727 What''s Mother''s attitude on Merlin?"
20727	What''s been going on here in the last month?
20727	What''s going on topside?
20727	What''s going on?
20727	What''s the dope on this statement that was on telecast a few minutes ago?
20727	What''s this about the ship?
20727	What? 20727 When are you going to get the ship finished?"
20727	When''ll we have our wedding, Sylvie?
20727	Where are you going to sell that stuff?
20727	Where did you dig it?
20727	Where did you dig it?
20727	Where do you suppose it is?
20727	Where is he, Sis?
20727	Where would you get a mind- probe?
20727	Where''s your father?
20727	Where?
20727	Who are you?
20727	Who is this Blackie Perales? 20727 Who is this Leibert?"
20727	Who showed you where Force Command was?
20727	Who the blazes are they?
20727	Who''s going to be in this company?
20727	Who''s going to be the president of this new company?
20727	Who''s she belong to?
20727	Why are you certain it does n''t?
20727	Why did n''t I just grab a couple of pistols and shoot the lot of them?
20727	Why did n''t they use Merlin to save the Federation?
20727	Why did n''t you people blow Merlin up?
20727	Why did n''t you tell them the truth, son?
20727	Why did n''t you?
20727	Why did the pirates bother with them?
20727	Why did you lie to Kurt Fawzi and the others and tell them there was a Merlin? 20727 Why do n''t you join us, Conn?"
20727	Why do n''t you steer them onto Wade Lucas?
20727	Why has n''t your father gotten those detectives of his to work on this fake preacher?
20727	Why not?
20727	Why?
20727	Worse than it is now, you mean? 20727 Would you mind letting me have one of those?"
20727	Would you take the chair, Judge Ledue?
20727	Yash''m?
20727	You admit you could n''t learn anything about this so- called Merlin, but you''re still certain it exists?
20727	You did find out where Merlin is, did n''t you?
20727	You did n''t have a gun, did you, Conn?
20727	You do n''t anticipate any trouble about getting the charter?
20727	You do n''t mean to tell me you believe in that thing?
20727	You do n''t want to bother coming out to the dig with me this morning, do you?
20727	You getting it, Klem?
20727	You have n''t found any passage leading into it?
20727	You heard about the_ Harriet Barne_, did n''t you?
20727	You heard me talk about the stuff I found out on Terra? 20727 You know the old Tenth Army Headquarters, over back of Snagtooth, in the Calders?
20727	You know this hyperspace freighter, the_ Andromeda_? 20727 You know what I think?"
20727	You know what a mind- probe is? 20727 You know what happened?"
20727	You know what it''ll cost? 20727 You know what that gang who took the_ Andromeda_ to Panurge found?"
20727	You know where I''d have put it?
20727	You know why these people here at Storisende are rioting? 20727 You mean she''s in danger?"
20727	You mean there''s another place like this?
20727	You mean with the farm- tramps? 20727 You mean you categorically state that that computer actually exists?"
20727	You mean you''d litigate about this?
20727	You mean, ask Merlin to tell us whether it ought to be destroyed or not?
20727	You mean, you''re going to have Merlin judge itself and decide its own fate?
20727	You still think this is worth what it''s costing us?
20727	You suspect him, too?
20727	You telling me?
20727	You think he''s lying? 20727 You think it would be all right with Mother and Flora if Sylvie stayed with us?"
20727	You think it would make all that trouble?
20727	You think so?
20727	You think we really need that, Rod?
20727	You want to do that, Conn?
20727	You willing to leave it up to Merlin, Kurt?
20727	You''re Captain Nichols?
20727	You''re sure of it?
20727	_ Huh?_Lucas was startled.
20727	After all, he should know what it was; was n''t that why he''d gone to school on Terra?
20727	And are you sure this thing you''ve found is Merlin?"
20727	And do you know what a fifteen- cc liqueur glass of Poictesme brandy sells for on Terra?
20727	And is there anything about those mining machines or the cutter that would be damaged by space- radiation or re- entry heat?"
20727	And what does he do here?
20727	And who does he get engaged to?
20727	And would you so describe yourself?"
20727	And you know how it was to be fired?
20727	Another one?"
20727	Are you coming here?"
20727	Are you still alive?"
20727	But Merlin''s just a big fake, is n''t it?
20727	But does n''t he believe in Merlin?"
20727	But how soon are you going to get that ship built?"
20727	But look here; you''re not going to let these people waste time looking for this alleged computer, this thing they call Merlin, are you?"
20727	By the way, has she a name?"
20727	Can you find engines for it?
20727	Captain Poole, will you please make ready aboard your ship?
20727	Conn took advantage of the pause to ask,"Why do you want to find Merlin?"
20727	Conn, did you see all that engineering equipment, down on the bottom level?"
20727	Conn, is my father going back to Koshchei?"
20727	Conn, would you please repeat what you told us?
20727	Did you think that if you got them started on that it would take their minds off Merlin?"
20727	Do you know a good supply depot or something like that, say over on Acaire, or on the west coast?
20727	Do you?"
20727	Ever since Dad and I came to Poictesme, I''ve been hearing about it, but it''s just a story, is n''t it?"
20727	Finally, somebody from the long table interrupted:"Well, Conn; how about Merlin?
20727	From the radio, his father was asking:"Can you see it, yet?"
20727	General, will you explain things till I get back?
20727	Have you cleaned the bloody murderers out?"
20727	He laughed, and said,''Great Ghu, is that thing still around?
20727	Here, will you sit here?"
20727	How are we fixed for blasting explosives?"
20727	How are you going to get it started?"
20727	How big would you say it is?
20727	How do you get around it?"
20727	How do you get around that?"
20727	How do you think they fought a war around a perimeter of close to a thousand light- years?
20727	How many men and vehicles does Klem have for defense?
20727	How much do you think a settler on Hoth or Malebolge or Irminsul would pay for a good rifle and a thousand rounds?
20727	How soon can you attack?
20727	How soon can you get your ships in?"
20727	How would that be?"
20727	I do n''t suppose it''s advisable to send any more ships in to Storisende for a while?
20727	I wonder what the next one''s going to look like-- a flying sky- scraper?"
20727	If anybody from the press calls you, what are you going to tell them?"
20727	In his place, would you have done that?
20727	Is anything wrong?"
20727	Is n''t that true, General?"
20727	Is that it?"
20727	Is there anything else to discuss, or do I hear a motion to adjourn?"
20727	Is there no Great Computer?"
20727	It''s a machine, is n''t it?
20727	Just what are you going to do, after you get it organized?"
20727	Know anything about him?"
20727	M M), 1120 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N.Y. 10036"Is there really a Merlin?"
20727	Merlin Rediscovery, Ltd?"
20727	More than ten miles in radius?"
20727	Not many passengers left aboard, are there?"
20727	Now would n''t you?"
20727	Now, why did n''t they export this tobacco?
20727	Oh, you mean why the fight?
20727	Oh; you remember how I insisted on absolute secrecy about our Merlin objective?
20727	Remember those big wire baskets, down at the mass- energy converters?
20727	Remember what I told you about the older and wiser heads?
20727	Remember?"
20727	Say I chuck one out to him; what would he do?"
20727	Sylvie, do you want to come with us?"
20727	Tell me, are they having labor trouble now?"
20727	That''s why they all chipped in to send me to school on Terra; remember?"
20727	The Armageddonists and the Cybernarchists and Human Supremacy bought all you had on hand?"
20727	The only thing Conn could distinguish was Leibert''s-- Shanlee''s-- voice, screaming:"Can it be a lie?
20727	The snooper''s all right, is n''t it?"
20727	Then he and Flora got acquainted...."She asked, anxiously:"What did you think of him, Conn?"
20727	There never was anything called Project Merlin....""Hah, who''s a liar now?"
20727	There''ll be an election about this time next year, wo n''t there?"
20727	They would n''t really?"
20727	This company your father''s talking about organizing?"
20727	Want to bet that I wo n''t be the working girl''s Joan of Arc by this time next week?"
20727	We came here to fix things up and start them, did n''t we?"
20727	We have a Federation Supreme Court ruling--""What''s legality to the Federation?"
20727	We have no right to take it away from them, have we?"
20727	We soldiered together on Barathrum; remember?"
20727	We want her for a cargo ship, do n''t we?"
20727	What are we going to tell them?
20727	What can you do where you are?"
20727	What did you tell them?"
20727	What did you turn on?
20727	What do you think I went to Terra to study robotics for?"
20727	What do you think all this is about?"
20727	What do you want me to do?"
20727	What is a bedbug, anyhow?"
20727	What kind of armament?"
20727	What kind?"
20727	What''s happened, has Carl Leibert had another revelation?"
20727	What''s the matter with the radio in here?
20727	What''s wrong?
20727	When Anse turned and climbed into the jeep, he asked Yves Jacquemont:"Why does this Perales want an interplanetary ship?"
20727	When did you last see an Air Patrol boat around here, or even a Constabulary trooper?
20727	Where are you, and how is everything?"
20727	Where''s the Colonel?"
20727	Who''s city engineer now?"
20727	Why could n''t they grow tobacco like this on Terra?
20727	Why do you need the full- time services of the biggest private detective agency on Poictesme?"
20727	Why should I repeat his lies and discourage everybody that much more?
20727	Why would he lie to me?"
20727	Why?
20727	You all right?"
20727	You heard about the robo- bomb somebody launched at us the day we brought the ships in, did n''t you?"
20727	You know anything about this stuff?"
20727	You know those old ships on Mothball Row, back of the old West End ship docks at Storisende?"
20727	You know what it was like here, just before the War?
20727	You know what you''ve done?"
20727	You need a whole regiment?"
20727	You remember the old Force Command Headquarters, the one the Planetary Government took over?
20727	You think that little thing could be Merlin?"
20727	You think this is going to be worth a price like that?"
20727	You were just plain indecent, yesterday.... You know Fred Karski, do n''t you?"
20727	You''re about ten miles south of that?
20727	You''re going to be at the meeting at the Academy this afternoon, are n''t you?"
20727	You''re using it to make these people do something they would n''t do for themselves, are n''t you?"
20727	_ The fountains are dusty in the Graveyard of Dreams; The hinges are rusty, they swing with tiny screams._ Was Poictesme a Graveyard of Dreams?
29876	Are you going to hook up that computer?
29876	But ca n''t you turn the ship?
29876	Ca n''t you two quit it?
29876	Have you given it the problem?
29876	How are we on fuel?
29876	How does this affect our course?
29876	How long before she can be spaceborne?
29876	How long before?
29876	How soon do we get the solution?
29876	Is it-- possible?
29876	Mr. Rajcik,he said, turning to his navigator,"would you check the cargo?
29876	Mr. Watkins, do you read anything?
29876	Oh, what''s the use?
29876	Superstitious little fellow, are n''t you?
29876	The calculator? 29876 Then what do you propose to do, Captain?"
29876	This damned reception.... What could they have been suggesting?
29876	This is your first real emergency, is n''t it, Captain?
29876	What does it say, sir?
29876	What happened?
29876	What is it?
29876	What shall we do, Captain?
29876	What the hell does that matter?
29876	What was it?
29876	What? 29876 When was it last checked out?"
29876	Why do n''t you read a book or something?
29876	***** Somers said,"You figured a few thousand years to return to the Solar System, Rajcik?
29876	And do you know why a machine feels this way?"
29876	And if we could, who''d come get us?
29876	Did he mean the Fahrensen Computer in our hold?"
29876	Did the man expect him to pull a solution out of the air?
29876	Do you know what that personality is like?
29876	How long before we reach Point Baker?"
29876	How was he even supposed to concentrate on the problem?
29876	How, then, could speed constitute a problem?
29876	Mr. Rajcik, can you plot such a course?"
29876	We can turn her, ca n''t we?
29876	What shall I request of the demon, sir?"
29876	Would anyone care to make a burned offering in front of it?"
29876	Would they never leave him alone?
29876	You_ are_ a navigator, are n''t you?"
20788	A Throg?
20788	And I must go to seek this dreamer?
20788	And never have you talked mind to mind?
20788	And we move to knock it out?
20788	And we''d better be away before visitors arrive?
20788	And what are the chances of our becoming warlocks ourselves?
20788	And why did you bring me?
20788	And why did you move in to stop me?
20788	And why have you come, star voyager?
20788	And you did?
20788	Another Terran scout?
20788	Are we going to stay here? 20788 Are we prisoners?"
20788	Back with us again?
20788	But do the Throgs know that?
20788	But how can we?
20788	But how could they know that the transport is nearly due? 20788 But we''re staying on here?"
20788	But what brought that fog and got the Throgs?
20788	But what do I do with this other dreamer?
20788	But why? 20788 But... where?
20788	By_ what_?
20788	Ca n''t you argue that the Throgs are males, too? 20788 Can you see, Lantee?"
20788	Did you dream?
20788	Do n''t you know your regulations?
20788	Do we stay beside the river?
20788	Friends?
20788	Friends?
20788	Friends?
20788	From disk control?
20788	Have you grown wings?
20788	Hound?
20788	How about trying the next one?
20788	How did we get here?
20788	How did you come into Survey?
20788	How do we get up?
20788	How does it work?
20788	How much do they control us?
20788	How soon?
20788	How? 20788 How?"
20788	I do n''t know----"And why did you use your knife instead of your stunner?
20788	I do n''t know----"Chivalry? 20788 It has a protruding lower jaw and the waves wash that... red- and- purple rock----""What?"
20788	It''s regulation, is n''t it?
20788	Ladder on the inside too?
20788	Lantee----? 20788 Lantee?"
20788	Lantee?
20788	Lantee?
20788	Let''s have that----"Why?
20788	My badges? 20788 Need help----""Who are you?"
20788	Nothing else? 20788 Now for Utgard--"Use this frail thing to dare the trip to the islands?
20788	Now what, or where?
20788	Now what?
20788	Now what?
20788	Now where?
20788	Now--he gazed at the wall of green--"which way?"
20788	Now----?
20788	Or did the back lash from one of those disks draw you in?
20788	People out of your past life?
20788	Skull?
20788	So you think they want to capture us in order to bring the transport in?
20788	So, what about up?
20788	Supplies?
20788	Suppose that thing--Shann pointed upstream with his chin--"follows us?
20788	Taggi and Togi?
20788	Taggi----?
20788	Taggi? 20788 Taggi?"
20788	Taggi?
20788	The camp?
20788	The rock creatures?
20788	The settler transport?
20788	Then what do we do there?
20788	Then who made it?
20788	They say he''s unarmed----"What do they know about our weapons or a Throg''s?
20788	Thorvald?
20788	Throg work--_this_?
20788	Throg?
20788	To what purpose?
20788	Togi?
20788	Utgard----"Utgard?
20788	What about these Wyverns? 20788 What are you doing here?"
20788	What are you doing?
20788	What are you going to do?
20788	What can they do?
20788	What did they----?
20788	What do they really want me to do? 20788 What else did I do?"
20788	What happened?
20788	What hound?
20788	What is it?
20788	What is that?
20788	What was_ I_ doing?
20788	What''s the matter?
20788	What----?
20788	When did you hear that, Lantee?
20788	Where are we?
20788	Where are your badges?
20788	Where did you hear about it?
20788	Where do you come from, Lantee?
20788	Where is the cruiser going?
20788	Where then is your thoughtguider?
20788	Where?
20788	Where?
20788	Which island do we head for?
20788	Who are you?
20788	Who can question the wisdom of the Old Ones?
20788	Who taught you how to make a fire that way?
20788	Why do they fly so?
20788	Why do we dream those particular dreams?
20788	Why do we dream?
20788	Why do you ask, star voyager? 20788 Why not flip that?"
20788	Why should n''t I?
20788	Why this island?
20788	Why?
20788	Why?
20788	Why?
20788	Will you give a disk of power to this star man?
20788	Witches? 20788 Would n''t they just blast down Terrans on sight?"
20788	Yes, what can they feed into our minds without our knowing? 20788 Yes,"he mused,"why_ did_ I want to drip water on it?
20788	You all right?
20788	You did contact the transport?
20788	You do n''t believe me, do you?
20788	You have an idea--?
20788	You have n''t seen this other?
20788	You mean I wished them?
20788	You saw your skull- mountain?
20788	You think that they wo n''t take us seriously because we are males?
20788	You tried it?
20788	You''re sure about the rest?
20788	You... and the wolverines?
20788	A Survey uniform-- with a cadet''s badges-- lay across the wall seat facing his bunk in the barracks he had left... how many days or weeks before?
20788	A Throg ship overhead.... Had the castaway somehow managed to call his own kind?
20788	A cave of some length, or even a passage running back into the interior of the peaks?
20788	A detailed search of all the islands, great and small, in the chain?
20788	A fix point-- what did the Survey officer mean?
20788	A reality which existed, or a dream in his own disturbed brain?
20788	A rock island had been fashioned into a skull-- by design or nature?
20788	A starting point for what?
20788	After all, how could the aliens know that they had caught all but one of the Survey party in camp?
20788	And could the Survey officer now be caught in Shann''s dream in turn, climbing up somewhere into the nose slit of a skull- shaped mountain?
20788	And how did they dare continue to paddle openly from one to the next with the Throgs sweeping the skies?
20788	And the latter possibility I do n''t believe----""Why?"
20788	And was part of that mastery a mental rapport built up between man and animal?
20788	And what could they hope to accomplish against the now scattered but certainly unbroken enemy forces?
20788	And what if he, Shann Lantee, were to be trapped between the alien and a landing party from the flyer?
20788	And what was the purpose of this well?
20788	And what would happen if he, Shann, suddenly stopped being the other''s obedient underling and demanded a few explanations here and now?
20788	And what-- who are they?"
20788	And where?
20788	And why are we here?
20788	And would the alien invaders continue to occupy the domes for long?
20788	Are they all female?"
20788	But could they handle a patrol cruiser ready to fight?
20788	But how had they been able to make such a complete annihilation of the Terran force?
20788	But how soon before the incoming ship would call?
20788	But how... why?
20788	But lacking net, line, or hooks, how did one fish?
20788	But the substance was surely organic: Was it shell?
20788	But then, what had made Thorvald maroon him here?
20788	But what had happened?
20788	But what would that time buy him except to delay the inevitable?
20788	But who or what could set a man dreaming and so take over his body, make him in fact betray himself?
20788	But why did they import one?"
20788	But why had they not come sooner?
20788	But why?
20788	But why?"
20788	But would the wolverines trust the boat?
20788	But you did n''t know that, or did you pick up that information earlier?"
20788	Can they read our codes?"
20788	Could he bluff-- play for time?
20788	Could he hope for any help from them?
20788	Could he turn it into a trap?
20788	Could it be Thorvald?
20788	Could the Throg be creeping up on him?
20788	Could the officer have persuaded the witches of Warlock to foresake their hands- off policy and join him in an attack on the Throg camp?
20788	Could they understand the concept of another world holding intelligent beings?
20788	Could water be a conductor?
20788	Could we use him to bargain with the rest?"
20788	Dared he rummage in that for rations?
20788	Did Thorvald know of some supply cache they could raid?
20788	Did one of the Wyverns have a disk focused on them?
20788	Did the Throg officer expect the Terran to beg for his life or a quick death?
20788	Did the Throgs unconsciously dampen out that mental reaching as the Wyverns had said they did when they had sent him to free the captive in the skull?
20788	Did the beetle- head sight him?
20788	Did the skull lie among them?
20788	Did these people have any notion of space travel?
20788	Did they or did they not exist?
20788	Did they plan to try to fight off a cruiser attack?
20788	Did you not also break free from the power of the disk when I led you by the underground ways, awaking in the river?
20788	Do you then rate this other one as less than your own breed that you think him incapable of the same action?"
20788	Down that water tunnel by the same unknown method he himself had been transported until that almost disastrous awakening in the center of the flood?
20788	Dream true-- was this progress through the mist also a dream?
20788	Dreams...."On any of those shoreline maps,"he asked suddenly,"do they have marked a mountain shaped like a skull?"
20788	Eyes?
20788	Fair Wyvern in distress?"
20788	Had Thorvald cracked?
20788	Had Thorvald had time and opportunity to make his planned raid on the supply dome?
20788	Had the Throgs used one of their energy whips to subdue him?
20788	Had the animals found a new exit?
20788	Had there been only one charge left in that blaster?
20788	Have those the slightest resemblance to this?"
20788	He did not expect any assistance from the Wyverns, and what could Thorvald possibly do?
20788	He got to his feet to walk the tightrope of the upper walls toward that inner chamber which was the heart of the Warlockian-- palace?
20788	He hesitated, almost diffidently, before he asked:"Have you met anyone else here?"
20788	Hearing a splashing behind him, he called out:"Thorvald?"
20788	His threatened drowning in the underground stream a nightmare?
20788	How can we tell?"
20788	How could Shann even be sure that that carved disk and Thorvald''s hokus- pokus with it had been on the level?
20788	How could anyone rationally explain them?
20788	How could he bear to will Trav into nothingness, to bear to summon up another harsh memory which would sweep Trav away?
20788	How did they know just what dreams to use in order to break him?
20788	How far_ was_ down?
20788	How had the animals been brought here?
20788	How long before the patrol cruiser would planet?
20788	How long did the Terrans have before the aliens would come to collect them?
20788	How long had he been here?
20788	How long had he been here?
20788	How long had it taken-- that frenzy of battle on the bloodstained beach?
20788	How much control did a trained animal scout have over his furred or feathered assistants?
20788	How well would the wolverines obey him now, especially when they would not return to camp where cages stood waiting as symbols of human authority?
20788	How?"
20788	I''m from the camp...."Thorvald''s eagerness was plain in his next question:"How many of you got away?
20788	If so, they are_ not_ going to discover any traces to label us Terran----""But who else could we be?"
20788	If so, what could he do about it?
20788	Is this a prison?"
20788	Just rout out that Throg?
20788	Let them send a ship over and we could be as visible as if we were sending up flares----""How about taking cover now and going on only at night?"
20788	Like to make a return trip?"
20788	Listen, Lantee, when you jumped down to mix it with that fork- tailed thing, did you wish you had the wolverines with you?"
20788	Material?
20788	More paddling tomorrow?
20788	Must he front those nightmares, all of them----?
20788	No cavern with a green veil-- a wide green veil-- strung across it?"
20788	On the other hand what motive would the officer have for trying such an act just to impress Shann?
20788	On the other hand, why would Thorvald so advertise his coming, unless the need for speed was greater than caution?
20788	One of the Warlockians tracking him to spy?
20788	One of the fish in the lagoon?
20788	Only, could you surrender and humor a wild idea which might mean your death?
20788	Only, would anyone-- Throg or human-- live very long in this camp if Shann got his warning through?
20788	Or are n''t they?"
20788	Or did Thorvald believe that he should have gone running down to meet the beetle- heads with his useless stunner?
20788	Or had Shann himself been led to recreate both the man and the circumstances of their first meeting with fear as a weapon to pull the creator down?
20788	Or had every bit of that tall tale been invented by the Survey officer for some obscure purpose of his own, certainly no sane purpose?
20788	Or had he been wrong?
20788	Or had that also been illusion?
20788	Or had that been at him?
20788	Or had the Throgs tried to blast the Terran ship in the upper atmosphere, crippling it, making this a forced landing?
20788	Or try to talk him into being a go- between with his people?
20788	Or was his imagination at work again?
20788	Or was there some prisoner like himself lost out there in the murk?
20788	Or what he awaited?
20788	Or would he?
20788	Or, Shann bit hard upon his lower lip, holding desperately to sane reasoning-- did he indeed face anything?
20788	Or, Shann wondered, did they intend to have the Terrans met by one of their own major ships somewhere well above the surface of Warlock?
20788	Perhaps of the rock dwellers which the Wyverns hated?
20788	Shann gave a sudden start, aware his thoughts had made him careless, or had she in some way led him into that bypath of memory for her own purposes?
20788	Shann recalled his own vivid dream of the skull- rock set in the lap of water-- this sea?
20788	Should he simply withdraw, since the disturbance was not near him?
20788	So it pointed me to the sea, did it?
20788	Sulk around out here in the bush and let the Throgs claim Warlock for one of their pirate bases without opposition?"
20788	Suppose orders had been issued to take a Terran prisoner and the Throg by the ship had disobeyed?
20788	Suppose that Thorvald had been sent away under just such a strong compulsion as the one which had ruled Shann last night?
20788	Tell me, Lantee, why_ did_ you take that header off the cliff to mix it with fork- tail?"
20788	That climb in the slab, the stream underground.... Had it been an interior river running under the bed of the sea?
20788	That tingle... did he still feel it?
20788	The Throg leader dead?
20788	The murmur of the racing flood drummed louder in his ears, or was that sound the same?
20788	The other accepted those,"Terran?"
20788	The whole idea was probably a part of the Wyvern jargon of dreaming and he added,"Or did I just dream everything?"
20788	The wolverines?
20788	The wolverines?
20788	Then, why a rock and not a blaster bolt?
20788	There had been one cadet on this team; why did Thorvald want to remember that?
20788	There were birds-- or things flying like birds-- going in and out of the eyeholes----""What else?"
20788	They may both be smoke screens----""What--?"
20788	Thorvald fighting off an attack?
20788	Thorvald was still on the hunt, but for what?
20788	Thorvald?
20788	Thorvald?
20788	Thorvald?
20788	Throgs?
20788	Time to do what?
20788	To amuse his captors, or to prove their contention that he was a fool to challenge the powers of such mistresses of illusion?
20788	To his amazement a concrete inquiry shaped itself in his brain, as clear as if the question had been asked aloud:"Who are you?"
20788	Togi?"
20788	Two of the aliens battling?
20788	Use of a hound means an attempt to take prisoners----""Then they do not know that we are here, as Terrans, I mean?"
20788	Was he actually seeing that?
20788	Was he also leaving out other essentials?
20788	Was he back in that web of rooms and corridors?
20788	Was it a trap to entice a prisoner into an unwary climb and then let gravity drag him over?
20788	Was it only his heightened imagination, or had the current grown swifter?
20788	Was it only his imagination, or had that stench grown stronger during the last few seconds?
20788	Was it that Shann himself was wanted here, wanted so much that when he at last found a means of escape he was set to destroy it?
20788	Was the Survey officer mad enough to think he could swim unmenaced through a sea which might be infested with more such creatures?
20788	Was the beetle injured, unable to make sure of even an almost defenseless prey?
20788	Was the distance between this camp and the seagirt city of the Wyverns too great?
20788	Was the enemy already stalking him from the other beach?
20788	Was there no end to this aimless circling through a world of green smoke?
20788	Was this niche more than just a niche?
20788	Was this_ all_ a dream?
20788	Were they being pulled into one of those blank periods, to awaken as prisoners once more-- say, in the cavern of the veil?
20788	Were they setting down?
20788	What about the Throg ship or ships?
20788	What could be more natural?
20788	What did it matter why or how one Shann Lantee had come to Warlock in the first place?
20788	What did the Throgs want?
20788	What did you do-- what did it do to you?"
20788	What did you think we were going to do?
20788	What had happened to Thorvald?
20788	What if he had not forced the memory?
20788	What is it anyway?"
20788	What now?
20788	What other?
20788	What was he going to do if none of the others joined him downstream?
20788	What was so important about this island that Thorvald_ had_ to make a landing here?
20788	When Shann protested with some heat, the other countered:"Did n''t you ever hear of fish, Lantee?
20788	Where and with what?
20788	Where are the rest?"
20788	Where are we?"
20788	Where?
20788	Where?"
20788	Why had Thorvald come back to Warlock in the first place?
20788	Why had he not tried the stunner on the beast?
20788	Why was he left behind if the other had been moved away to protect some secret?
20788	Why was it so necessary that they try to reach the sea?
20788	Why?
20788	Why?
20788	Why?
20788	Why?
20788	Why_ did_ Thorvald insist upon their going on to the seashore?
20788	With what?"
20788	Would he now learn the purpose driving Thorvald on to this coastland?
20788	Would n''t a trek into the wilderness bring about a revolt for complete freedom?
20788	Would that other come up the path Shann had trapped?
20788	Would the Throg refuse to move?
20788	Would they eventually turn on him, wanting to make sure of their prisoner before they made a last stand against whatever lurked in the fog?
20788	Would they keep him on?
20788	Yet he had a right to be alive, had n''t he?
20788	You are sure your skull exists?"
20788	You were supposed to humor delusions, were n''t you?
20788	You''ve seen them?
20788	apartment dwelling?
20788	town?
20788	where?"
1153	Am I mad?
1153	Am I to be fed but once a day?
1153	And Ghek? 1153 And O- Tar heard this?"
1153	And O- Tar you think will sentence you to death?
1153	And even if I wished to run away where could I go? 1153 And hers?"
1153	And how far?
1153	And if a woman?
1153	And if all who looked upon him were driven mad, who then was there to perform the last rites or prepare the body of the Jeddak for them?
1153	And if it had been there how could I have reached it?
1153	And sit and play with my thumbs until you saw fit to come for me?
1153	And the rykors, too; they live a long time?
1153	And this?
1153	And what are you doing here?
1153	And what do you before the gates of Manator?
1153	And what is it to the jed of Manatos who be the prisoners in the pits of his jeddak?
1153	And what was this plan?
1153	And where lies Gathol?
1153	And who are you?
1153	And who would live a slave in Manator?
1153	And why are you here, a prisoner?
1153	And why, Uthia,she added,"do you look thus and smile when you mention the name of Djor Kantos?"
1153	And you are not afraid to go there again?
1153	And you mean to say that you came for Tara of Helium only after having lost Olvia Marthis?
1153	And you never sought to return to your native city?
1153	And you sat there where you sit now?
1153	And you trust him?
1153	And you went not mad?
1153	And you will go again?
1153	And you will not fly alone, then?
1153	And you,he asked,"what manner of thing are you?
1153	And you? 1153 And you?"
1153	And your punishment?
1153	Are all my chieftains cowards and cravens?
1153	Are all of you the children of Luud?
1153	Are my father''s guests arriving?
1153	Are the men of Gathol such boors, then?
1153	Are these slaves organized?
1153	Are they all like E- Med, or are some of them like A- Kor, who seemed a brave and chivalrous character?
1153	Are you better than a good swordsman?
1153	Are you ready, San Tothis?
1153	Art a swordsman of repute in Helium?
1153	Art the people of thy city all fools?
1153	At what hour does O- Tar intend visiting the chambers of O- Mai?
1153	Be there only cravens among the chiefs of Manator?
1153	Be this loyalty?
1153	Beautiful daughter of Helium,he said,"how may I tell you the thing that I must tell you-- of the dishonor that I have all unwittingly done you?
1153	But a woman,insisted Tara;"how may a woman win her freedom?"
1153	But do not the daughters of Barsoom sometimes marry as early as twenty?
1153	But how can I buy off the others in the game without money?
1153	But how could I if you were always with me?
1153	But how may a stranger and a hunted fugitive accomplish this?
1153	But none ever survives?
1153	But what of him?
1153	But what of this impostor?
1153	But what practice in the art of war has a people which nature has thus protected from attack?
1153	But what purpose can you serve when that time comes?
1153	But where lies the danger?
1153	But why do you do this for a stranger?
1153	But why should they feel contempt for those who have suffered the misfortune of falling into their hands?
1153	But your name?
1153	Could aught be more wonderful?
1153	Did not I capture her? 1153 Did we not learn as children in the history of our planet that it was once peopled by a friendly, peace- loving race?"
1153	Did you prepare all the warriors in The Hall of Chiefs?
1153	Did you see it?
1153	Did you see the key lying there?
1153	Did you suppose that we kept the rykor for labor alone? 1153 Do these frightful creatures intend to devour me?"
1153	Do those who direct the play ever actually take part in it?
1153	Do you see this thing?
1153	Find a way to what?
1153	For what shall we die?
1153	From what country are you, Turan?
1153	Hast seen E- Med the dwar?
1153	Have I denied this?
1153	Have I not heard? 1153 Have not others disappeared whom O- Tar thought too well beloved for men so near the throne as they?"
1153	Have you heard aught of him or his intentions?
1153	Have you heard the news?
1153	Have you more than Carthoris?
1153	He has gone?
1153	Heard you any word of the other?
1153	Heard you aught of the party that escaped with me from The Field of Jetan-- of Floran, Val Dor, and the others? 1153 Horrible?"
1153	How could I do less?
1153	How could I know aught of Helium?
1153	How did you know it was I?
1153	How do you do it?
1153	How do you know he would like my singing?
1153	How do you know they have not these things?
1153	How have they changed? 1153 How is that?"
1153	How know you all these things?
1153	How long have you been here?
1153	How should I know? 1153 How should I, a prisoner, know better than my jailer the whereabouts of the key to my fetters?"
1153	How was Gahan able to enter the throne room garbed in O- Tar''s trappings?
1153	How, then, through such justice, could a prisoner win his liberty?
1153	How?
1153	How?
1153	I have thought of that,mused A- Kor;"but how much better off would I be?
1153	I please thee, do I? 1153 I remember; but where is Turan, my warrior?
1153	If I like a thing he has to like it, for are we not identical-- all of us?
1153	Is she safe?
1153	Is there anything there to fill an honest man with fear?
1153	Is there none?
1153	It is possible,said the officer;"but what were their names?"
1153	It is well,replied Gahan;"but where is their Chief, and where the two Princesses?"
1153	It is within this amphitheater that the justice of Manator is meted, then?
1153	It was to save me, then?
1153	It was you in the runway? 1153 It was you, then, old scoundrel?"
1153	Jed or panthan,she said;"what difference does it make what one''s slave has been?"
1153	Knew you the woman was ill?
1153	Know you not that in the veins of this woman flows the blood of ten thousand jeddaks-- that greater than yours is her power in her own land? 1153 Know you not, Tara of Helium,"he countered,"that a panthan has no country?
1153	Know you not, fair daughter of Helium, that this man you call panthan is Gahan, Jed of Gathol?
1153	Let us walk over there?
1153	Lies Gathol close by Manator?
1153	Men of Manator,he cackled in his thin, shrill voice,"wouldst be ruled by a coward and a liar?"
1153	Must the jeddak''s messenger parley for the right to deliver his message?
1153	My jeddak, what shall we do?
1153	No, no; why should I fear?
1153	Of apology?
1153	Of course I shall fly-- does not Tara of Helium always do that which pleases her?
1153	One can not blame him,she said,"were we not a bit boastful in the pride of our superiority?
1153	Saw you aught of a warrior pursuing one who carried a woman before him on his thoat?
1153	Saw you not him who just entered?
1153	Saw you this warrior enter here a few minutes since?
1153	Shall he stand with impunity upon the throne of Manator whilst we squabble about our ruler?
1153	She would do that?
1153	Speaks the man the truth? 1153 That, and your brave warriors?"
1153	There are none to impede our progress,urged Gahan,"so why tax the strength of the Princess by needless haste?"
1153	There is none then to fight for you?
1153	These were your friends?
1153	They are coming now, see?
1153	They captured her then? 1153 They dare?"
1153	They said that treason?
1153	They think I am a coward?
1153	They took her back to O- Tar?
1153	Think you that I am a man of stone?
1153	Think you that I play at jetan for you without first knowing something of the stake for which I play?
1153	This thing dared think that Tara of Helium would mate with him?
1153	To whom would you deliver it?
1153	Toward what are we drifting?
1153	U- Dor, where are those who have knowledge of the powers of this woman?
1153	U- Thor is a just man and good, then?
1153	Was it not natural that I should assume that you would expect me, who alone has claimed you for the Dance of Barsoom for at least twelve times past?
1153	Well?
1153	Well?
1153	Were they not captured together?
1153	What ails you? 1153 What are the games?
1153	What are you talking about-- why speak thus in riddles to one whose heart is already breaking?
1153	What banner, then, owns you now?
1153	What can a single sword accomplish against such odds?
1153	What cares O- Tar for her fate?
1153	What chance have you against such power?
1153	What did he to the warrior I- Zav?
1153	What do they want?
1153	What do you here?
1153	What do you mean?
1153	What do you mean?
1153	What do you mean?
1153	What does this mean, E- Med?
1153	What foolishness is this?
1153	What have all the brains of all the kaldanes that have ever lived done to compare with that single idea of a single red man?
1153	What have you seen?
1153	What is it?
1153	What is that noise that you are making?
1153	What is the matter?
1153	What is your name?
1153	What know you? 1153 What manner of creature are you?"
1153	What manner of creature is the male?
1153	What may I do for him?
1153	What mean you, fellow?
1153	What mean you? 1153 What meanest thou?"
1153	What means this?
1153	What other prisoners?
1153	What say they?
1153	What shall we see?
1153	What think you they will do with him?
1153	What treason is this?
1153	What were you doing within the borders of Bantoom?
1153	What would I do without you, and if you were captured how could you collect your reward?
1153	What-- has O- Tar seen an ulsio and fainted?
1153	What?
1153	When have we three failed you in battle or combat? 1153 Where am I?"
1153	Where are we?
1153	Where did he go from here?
1153	Where did you find this rykor with the strange kaldane that can not detach itself?
1153	Where is Turan, my warrior?
1153	Where is he then?
1153	Where is that door?
1153	Where is the Princess Tara of Helium?
1153	Where is the man?
1153	Which way went he who carried the woman before him?
1153	Who are you?
1153	Who dares say that he be a friend and companion of the Princess Tara of Helium?
1153	Who is Luud? 1153 Who is there but knows of the loss of the Princess Tara of Helium?"
1153	Who knows better than those who placed me here and chained me to a wall?
1153	Who says that A- Kor is dead?
1153	Whom do you mean,she cried;"Turan the panthan?
1153	Whom?
1153	Why attempt to explain the inexplicable?
1153	Why did you not come to me with your apprehensions?
1153	Why does he keep more than one?
1153	Why not?
1153	Why not?
1153	Why should your ears refuse to hear what your eyes but just now did not refuse to see-- and answer?
1153	Why,he asked, when he had finished it,"did you search for Tara through the spiral runway where we nearly met?"
1153	Why?
1153	Will you notify Luud that I am here?
1153	Would you favor the friend of O- Zar?
1153	You are Turan,he asked,"friend and companion of these?"
1153	You are going with him?
1153	You are not wounded?
1153	You are of her kind?
1153	You are the jeddak''s son?
1153	You are the third foreman of the fields of Luud?
1153	You called them kaldanes-- what does that mean?
1153	You come to rescue her?
1153	You did not guess,she asked,"that it was my lips alone and not my heart that denied you?
1153	You fight in platinum and diamonds?
1153	You followed them? 1153 You have seen her?"
1153	You have served there?
1153	You heard no screams, nor moans?
1153	You know the palace thoroughly then?
1153	You live a long time, or short?
1153	You mean it will just lie there and think?
1153	You mean,he asked,"that the ears of a Princess must not listen to words of love from a panthan?"
1153	You must go?
1153	You refer to the act of the slave Turan?
1153	You saw the dead O- Mai; but what heard you that was worse?
1153	You speak of the young woman who was captured with me?
1153	You think she is no Corphal, then, I- Gos?
1153	You thought little then of the Jed of Gathol?
1153	You were not attacked?
1153	You would dare thus defile a princess of Helium?
1153	You would dare?
1153	You, too, are a kaldane?
1153	You, too, are from Gathol?
1153	You, too, read the voiceless message in the air?
1153	You, too?
1153	You?
1153	Your city?
1153	Your name?
1153	Your point is well taken; but what shall we do with him?
1153	After all perhaps the girl was right; what purpose could a great brain serve sealed in the bowels of the earth?
1153	Ah, was it any wonder that she shuddered?
1153	And Gahan, Jed of Gathol-- what of him?
1153	And it was you, then, who moaned and screamed when the chiefs came the day that I stole Tara from you?"
1153	And now, how may we dispose of this fellow?"
1153	And that he had no dagger?
1153	And what if they objected, eh?
1153	At least she could see the hills and if she could see them might there not come also the opportunity to reach them?
1153	But how?
1153	But tell me, what of O- Zar?"
1153	But to what were they being borne?
1153	But what could he accomplish should he succeed in reaching the throne room, other than to die with her?
1153	But what could it have been?
1153	But what mattered it?
1153	But what of her?
1153	But what of that?
1153	But who tilled the soil?
1153	But would A- Kor-- could he dare broach the subject?
1153	Can I trust you?"
1153	Can it be possible that my eyes speak the truth?"
1153	Could it be that there were other things more desirable than cold logic and undefiled brain power?
1153	Could it be that these also thought him one of their own kind?
1153	Could it be--?"
1153	Could you teach me to do it?"
1153	Did not Luud produce the egg from which I hatched?"
1153	Did not my chiefs go thither and see nothing of him?"
1153	Did she not flout the great jeddak, heaping abuse upon him?
1153	Did they speak of him?"
1153	Did you notice the sealed openings in the room where you saw Luud?
1153	Did you see him leave this room?"
1153	Didst note that, any of you?
1153	Didst thou dare lie, then, to thy dwar?"
1153	Do reason and logic form any part of your lives?"
1153	Do you all sing?"
1153	Do you know aught of the joys of introspection?
1153	Do you not know what song is?"
1153	Do you not wish that you were a kaldane?"
1153	Eh, E- Thas?"
1153	For how could the proud daughter of The Warlord guess that a simple panthan aspired to her hand and heart?
1153	From what country?
1153	Had he, then, served her so futilely after all his efforts?
1153	Had her world not always bowed in acquiescence to her every wish?
1153	Had she stumbled upon the secret of its uncanny domination over her will?
1153	Had the influence of the strange captive woman aught to do with this unrest and dissatisfaction?
1153	Have our swords been not always among the foremost in defense of your safety and your honor?"
1153	Have you seen Tara of Helium?"
1153	He is larger and more gorgeously marked; but otherwise he and I are identical, and why not?
1153	He lives, then?
1153	He might kill Luud; but what would that profit him?
1153	He turned away and looked down upon the valley of his ancestors across which he was slowly drifting, into what unknown world?
1153	His name would be Luud and all would go on as before, for are we not all alike?
1153	How and from what form had they evolved?
1153	How do you do it?"
1153	How do you explain it, John Carter, Warlord of Mars, or do you try to explain it?"
1153	How much more could she endure?
1153	How was he even to find his way from this labyrinth?
1153	How was he to find her again?
1153	I ask you, Lan- O, what could they?"
1153	I shall ask you no questions and then I will not have to give you up, for I will not know to whom you belong, eh?
1153	If I help you to liberate her, will you take me with you?"
1153	If he had passed then, so could Gahan pass, for did he not wear the trappings of a Manatorian?
1153	Is it, then, possible that you of the red race have pleasure in thought?
1153	Is she safe?"
1153	Is the son of Haja a prisoner in thy pits, O- Tar?"
1153	May I dare to say, Tara of Helium, that I am hoping for the day when you will visit Gathol that my people may see one who is really beautiful?"
1153	Must I command one to go and fetch them?"
1153	Must she follow it there, too?
1153	O- Tar alone may punish me, and what cares O- Tar for the life of a eunuch?
1153	O- Tar, where is the dagger that you carried into the chamber of O- Mai?
1153	Of what concern to us the happenings in that solemn chamber of the dead?
1153	Or were his eyes playing some ghastly joke upon him?
1153	She could see both food and water within the enclosure; but would she dare enter even should she find means of ingress?
1153	She is in danger?"
1153	So this was the secret of the seeming mystery?
1153	Tell me, is he here in Manator unharmed?"
1153	Tell me, padwar, have you heard aught of him?"
1153	Tell me, who are most bitter against me?
1153	That--"he pointed at Ghek--"can it fight?"
1153	The banths gave little evidence of relinquishing hope of her, and even if they wandered out of sight would she dare risk the attempt?
1153	The very first night the banths would get me, would they not?"
1153	There was only one other to whom she might hope to look-- Turan the panthan; but where was he?
1153	They tricked me neatly and have taken me without exposing themselves to a scratch; but for what purpose?"
1153	Think you that I can pass through a locked door of skeel?"
1153	Think you with impunity to threaten your jeddak-- to question his right to punish traitors and instigators of treason?
1153	Traveling with the storm she was safe, but where was it bearing her?
1153	Was he nursing thoughts of anger, of hate, of revenge?
1153	Was she angry with Djor Kantos?
1153	Was well balanced imperfection more to be sought after then, than the high development of a single characteristic?
1153	What ailed the Black Chief?
1153	What became of Ghek?"
1153	What better may I do than serve them faithfully?
1153	What could two poor prisoners know of the whereabouts of their noble jailer?
1153	What do you here in the pits of O- Tar?"
1153	What do you mean?"
1153	What had she done to deserve so cruel a fate?
1153	What has changed them?"
1153	What heard and saw you?"
1153	What horror was this that he was witnessing?
1153	What if they objected?
1153	What is your answer?"
1153	What manner of creatures were these?
1153	What miracle of fate had sent him to her?
1153	What new and nameless horror lay concealed in that hidden chamber?
1153	What now would be her fate-- starving before a hostile city with only an inhuman kaldane for company?
1153	What of them?"
1153	What prey found they in this little valley?
1153	What say you to such an honor?"
1153	What say you?"
1153	What should he do?
1153	What was it?
1153	What was that?
1153	What were these elements that they dared to thwart her?
1153	What word have you to say in refutation of the charge?"
1153	What would the spiderman do in this emergency?
1153	What, indeed, could he accomplish now to save her?
1153	Where and when shall we meet?
1153	Where is he?
1153	Where is she?
1153	Where is she?"
1153	Where is the key, creature?"
1153	Where shall I see you again, and when?
1153	Where was he?
1153	Who are you?
1153	Who kept and fed these unhappy things, and for what purpose?
1153	Who may define it-- that inherent chivalry that renders certain men the natural protectors of women?
1153	Why are you in Manator?"
1153	Why had he left her?
1153	Why pit your puny blade against their mighty ones when there should lie in your great brain the means to outwit them?"
1153	Why should I protect the people of another jeddak?
1153	Why then should you persecute us?
1153	Will he attend next year?
1153	Will not that be fine, eh?"
1153	Would Turan''s promised succor come too late?
1153	Would the fight never end?
1153	Would the game be called a draw after all?
1153	Would you like to hear her story?"
1153	You have seen them?"
1153	You said''companions''--there are others of your party then?"
1153	Your name, what may it be?"
1153	and you?"
1153	cried Tara of Helium;"that two strangers who have not wronged you shall be sentenced without trial?
1153	exclaimed the keeper,"and now in what game would you enter?"
1153	he asked;"and why?"
1153	he said;"but tell me, what has transpired since they took you away?"
1153	is it not fine?"
1153	it has not been opened-- but where is the key?
1153	remained the one irreducible defense against despair?
1153	she asked, and,"Where is Uthia?"
1153	she cried, imperiously, for was she not a princess of Helium?
1153	she cried,"was it not the will of A- Kor that this woman be not disturbed?"
1153	what ails thee?"
30379	But what will we_ do_?
30379	It''s of rather a secret nature and..."You mean we might violate a Law and be stuck here for good-- is that it?
30379	He introduced himself and asked politely:"When are_ you_ from?"
30379	Is n''t it disgusting?"
30379	Remember the First Law?"
30379	Then he added, almost jokingly:"You would n''t want to be marooned in this dismal era, would you?"
30379	What phase of this era are you here to study?"
29643	And what do real spacers get? 29643 Are the Keiths having a party today?"
29643	Are you finished, my son?
29643	Back on the moon- run, maybe?
29643	Can I talk about dying now?
29643	Contribute to the Radiation Victims''Relief?
29643	Did you like horror movies when you were a kid?
29643	Do I have to get my feet buttered?
29643	Do you remember that Steve Farran song?
29643	Donny,she whispered, leaning closer,"wo n''t you let me call the priest now?
29643	Feeling nasty?
29643	Hell, do n''t I know when I''m kicking off?
29643	How do you know it''s the last time?
29643	How do you know they''ll quit?
29643	Is it all right for me to die now?
29643	Is it time?
29643	It''s not, eh?
29643	Martha, what kind of a party are the Keiths having today?
29643	Mom, ca n''t you call them and have that racket stopped?
29643	Nora and Ken? 29643 Or is this just a case of wifely conscience?"
29643	Please, Donny, the priest?
29643	Tell me what, Martha?
29643	That boy-- he''ll be a good spacer, wo n''t he, Martha?
29643	Think it''s them? 29643 Until--?"
29643	Well?
29643	What did you say, Donny?
29643	What time are they coming?
29643	What''re they celebrating, Martha?
29643	What''s the difference? 29643 What''s the difference?"
29643	What''s the matter? 29643 What, Donny?"
29643	When''ll they let me out of this bed again?
29643	Where''s Ken?
29643	Where''s the boots? 29643 Who else knows the gegenschein is broken glass?"
29643	Why should I fret?
29643	You want me?
29643	And Oley?
29643	Are you afraid I''ll get up and run away if you go to sleep for a while?"
29643	But did he really understand himself?
29643	Do n''t want the''routine''?
29643	Do you want the sacrament, or are you just being kind to your wife?
29643	Had she been there at all?
29643	He can take nothing away, but only cauterize and neutralize, he says, so why not let him try?
29643	How hammy can you get, Old Donegal?
29643	How''ll he get into space?
29643	I want to be buried with my back to space, understand?
29643	I''m not too old for the moon- run, am I?
29643	Maybe I''m being too rough on her?
29643	Pour me a drink, will you?
29643	Rather play it tough?"
29643	That means I''m getting well, does n''t it?"
29643	What time is it?
29643	Whatever I want, you hear?
29643	Who''s doing it anyway?"
29643	Why do n''t they let me alone?
29643	Why do n''t they let me handle it in my own way, and stop making a fuss over it?
29643	Why should I ruin their party?"
29643	Would he go out the same way?_ Old Donegal was dying.
29643	You did n''t let me sleep through the moon- run blast, did you?"
29643	You know how much I lie to myself?"
29643	You know?"
29643	You promised to bring them?"
30035	A horse?
30035	And jist what is a horse, if I may be so bold as to be askin''?
30035	Are you after meanin''that you climb upon the crature''s back and ride him? 30035 Can you give me an idea at all of what he is like?"
30035	Do I look daft? 30035 Do you mind the color of his face?"
30035	Dog, cat and mouse? 30035 Faith now, were they pullin''my leg when they said you were after ridin''on the back of those things?"
30035	Faith, an''do I look balmy?
30035	Faith, an''what was that last you said?
30035	Faith, an''why not? 30035 Galactic League?"
30035	Harama?
30035	How could I help it?
30035	Just what_ did_ he do?
30035	Now what could that be after bein''?
30035	Now you are here,he said urgently,"even though by mistake, before you go ca n''t you give us some brief word?
30035	Sure, an''why not?
30035	Sure, an''ye would n''t jist be frightenin''a body, would ye? 30035 Sure,"he said,"and what kin all this be?
30035	What happened?
30035	You learned the language just by sticking that Rube Goldberg deal on Tim''s head?
30035	Dameri Tass said,"Faith, and what goes on?"
30035	Do you mean you are n''t an envoy from another planet?"
30035	He shouted back,"Sure, an''did ye tell''em he''s in technicolor?
30035	His companion came running,"What''s the matter, Tim?"
30035	How about him?"
30035	Is it some ordinance I''ve been after breakin''?"
30035	Viljalmar Andersen asked,"Well, what happened yesterday?"
30035	What else?"
30035	You do n''t mean to tell me this planet is n''t after bein''a member of the Galactic League?"
29579	Ai n''t science marvelous?
29579	All?
29579	And the learning circuits?
29579	Are all the boys back, Captain?
29579	But why not?
29579	But why should they stop fisherman?
29579	Did n''t I tell you scientists were nuts?
29579	Do n''t you see that you ca n''t cure human problems by mechanization?
29579	Do n''t you think it will work?
29579	Do n''t you think that this represents a trend in human thinking? 29579 Have n''t we learned yet?"
29579	How do they look?
29579	How many hundred is that?
29579	How soon?
29579	How they working that?
29579	Huh?
29579	I did n''t say you were wrong, did I?
29579	I mean do you figure there might be some danger in machine thinking?
29579	I mean they ca n''t hang you for murder until you commit one, can they?
29579	If that is all, I think we can-- is there a question?
29579	Rob me? 29579 Tell me,"he said, still watching the sky,"what will the Hawks hunt after they get all the watchbirds?"
29579	The purpose of the watchbird is to frustrate all murder- attempts, right? 29579 The thing I do n''t understand,"Celtrics said, still leaning on the captain''s desk,"is just how do they do it?
29579	Then how''ll they be crimes?
29579	Then no one arrests him?
29579	What in hell''s wrong with you?
29579	What in hell?
29579	What is your objection?
29579	What was that one?
29579	What would you suggest?
29579	What''s the matter, Mac?
29579	What?
29579	Which ones do n''t they stop?
29579	Who let that thing in?
29579	Who, me?
29579	Why not?
29579	Why should n''t they? 29579 Why?
29579	Will you take an engineer''s word on this?
29579	You closing up Homicide, Captain?
29579	You kidding me?
29579	You realize how foolproof it is?
29579	***** Gelsen demanded angrily,"Why are n''t they being turned off?"
29579	*****"Now what do you think of that?"
29579	*****"What did I tell you?"
29579	A living organism?
29579	Certainly is a mess... Have they?
29579	Could n''t the watchbirds differentiate between a murderer and a man engaged in a legitimate profession?
29579	Did he know what he meant?
29579	Did n''t it run?
29579	Do n''t you agree that I''m right?"
29579	Do you know the latest?"
29579	Do you know what''s built into the circuits?"
29579	Do you think they''ll team up with the watchbirds?"
29579	Doctors can''t-- what was that you said about Australia?"
29579	Had he been right or was he just another visionary?
29579	How did it start, Captain?"
29579	How was it done?"
29579	Instead he asked,"What do you think of the watchbirds, Mac?"
29579	Is that it?"
29579	So?
29579	The electronic father?"
29579	The mechanical god?
29579	Was n''t it of metal, as were the watchbirds?
29579	We really rolled them out in a hurry, huh?"
29579	Were n''t there any values he could hold on to?
29579	What are we going to eat in six months?"
29579	What could have happened?
29579	What happens_ now_?
29579	What is a living organism?
29579	Why do you ask?"
29579	Why spare a murderer?
29579	You''re like a lot of people, Chief-- afraid your machines are going to wake up and say,''What are we doing here?
29579	Your next gadget will have to be even more self- sufficient, wo n''t it?"
29579	_ A_ living organism?
30380	Henry?
30380	How about those across the ocean? 30380 How?
30380	Who are you?
30380	Who''ll work it then?
30380	Why?
30380	_ Why?_she asked.
30380	Are they stopping, too?
30380	They''re not going to feed up their soldiers?
30380	To kill us if we do n''t starve first?
30199	''What''re you doing here?'' 30199 ''Where''s McIlvaine?''
30199	And I suppose they''re planning to come down and fetch you up there and give you the works, is that it?
30199	And McIlvaine?
30199	And the telescope?
30199	And what about you?
30199	Are you ready, McIlvaine?
30199	Aye, and what?
30199	But, of course, that part about the insect- like dwellers of the star comes straight out of Wells, does n''t it?
30199	For example?
30199	For whom?
30199	Have you named it yet? 30199 It did n''t work out quite that way, however...."*****"McIlvaine, can you hear me?"
30199	Pour me another, will you?
30199	There was a resemblance, then?
30199	What became of him?
30199	What''s that?
30199	Would n''t we all?
30199	You investigated, of course?
30199	And the civilization of their star?
30199	Can you imagine his uncle having done something like that?"
30199	Did they have names?
30199	Leopold said,"By the way, Mac, whatever became of that star of yours?
30199	Or do n''t the discoverers of new stars name them any more?
30199	So he went back to the machine and Guru and the little excursions to Bixby''s...."*****"What''s the latest word from that star of yours?"
30199	Thus he inherited a dark destiny-- or did he?_"Call them what you like,"said Tex Harrigan.
30199	What manner of creatures inhabited Earth?
30199	Within twenty- four hours, we, the inhabitants of Ahli, will begin a war of extermination against Earth....""But, why?"
30405	An interesting report?
30405	Are you ready to name names?
30405	But he gave it to Lenster also?
30405	Is this a joke, Pardeau? 30405 Then if Wyckoff did n''t give the formula to Lenster, it was stolen from our vaults-- or wherever it was kept?"
30405	Then you''ll arrest him?
30405	What about it?
30405	Are you mad?"
30405	Even their vaunted leader--""What have you been doing,"Pardeau asked,"relative to Karl Lenster?"
30405	What about Lenster?"
30189	And for you? 30189 Are you sitting there telling me you have a_ tllooll_ and a_ shiyooch''iid_ that can really talk?"
30189	But they did n''t talk, of course?
30189	Can you imachine it? 30189 Do they speak Earth or Martian?"
30189	Do you not t''ink old Dworken knows dese things? 30189 How did you know?
30189	I suppose the animals talked, too?
30189	I suppose,I interrupted,"you were beginning to have some doubts as to the Martian''s good faith?
30189	What are you doing in Luna City this time?
30189	You recall your terrestrial history? 30189 A man must somet''ing be doing, what?
30189	A new supply of_ danghaana_?"
30189	De same?"
30189	De_ shiyooch''iid_ asks de_ tllooll_,''Who was dat_ tlloolla_ I saw you wit''up the Canal?''
30189	Gems?
30189	Girls?"
30189	I say to de Martian,''You fake this, what?
30189	Pet Mercurian fire- insects?
30189	So I said,"What''s the latest episode in the Dworken soap opera?
30189	Suppose you have them do de act while you outside stay, what?''
30189	Tell me what is de trick?''"
30189	What happened then?"
30189	What is the merchandise this time?
30189	What?"
30189	You remember, how I haf always been by de t''eater so fascinated?
30189	_ Did it happen?_ I had large doubts.
29717	And what has he eaten? 29717 And, for heaven''s sake, tell me: who are you?
29717	Are you alive?
29717	Are you interested in hearing it?
29717	But certainly; have I not been here for five years? 29717 But now that you are here, what is to be done?
29717	Can you hear me?
29717	Do you see what that means, Spud? 29717 How can you know it?
29717	How far shall we go in this new and endless sphere? 29717 Now, what has got them suspicious?"
29717	Spud,he was shouting,"have you got a''chute?
29717	Tell me,he demanded,"who are''they''?
29717	The door is open,Chet repeated;"do you still wish to go home?"
29717	What is the meaning of this?
29717	What position, sir? 29717 You talked with them?"
29717	***** And what had Chet called these dark areas?
29717	After five years comes a signal and that signal a call for help that no pilot worthy the name would disregard...."Where are we bound?"
29717	And do they live here?
29717	And what of that?
29717	And what was it that Walt had called out?
29717	And where have they got us?
29717	But what I want to know is this:"What the divil chance is there of findin''your man, Haldgren, in such a frozen corner of purgatory as this?
29717	But where?
29717	But why should he have laid up the ship; why should he have stored it?
29717	Ca n''t you hurry those''chutes?"
29717	Can a man catch a mess of fish in that empty Lake of Death?
29717	Does this look like a likely place for shootin''rabbits, I ask you?
29717	He must have landed safely-- and then what?
29717	How could he live here?
29717	How did you get here on the Moon?"
29717	How did you get here?
29717	How long have you been here?"
29717	How many are there of them?
29717	I was only thirteen then.... And now, is Frithjof forgotten back in that world that we left?"
29717	In all the universe what less likely place might one discover wherein to look for man?
29717	Is it possible that you are refusing that which we offer?
29717	No Intermediate Stops._"***** Would they be watching for him at the great Hoover Terminal on the tip of Long Island?
29717	Now, how could he have done it with his little outfit?
29717	Or did Haldgren bring a sandwich with him, it may be?"
29717	Then:"Doctor Roche?"
29717	There was death ahead, without doubt-- but what of that?
29717	We must be near the surface of the Moon; is that true?"
29717	What are they?
29717	What could it have been?
29717	What do I know about your twin ingineers?
29717	What does it mean?
29717	What does it mean?"
29717	What in thunder does he want his ship for to- night, I ask you?"
29717	What kind of a place is this, where all natural laws are suspended, where gravitation is at zero?
29717	What was this soft cushion upon which he rested so lightly?
29717	Where are they?
29717	Where are you from?
29717	Where are you from?
29717	Where did he get it?...
29717	Where was he?
29717	Where would he go?
29717	Who are you?
29717	Who could doubt now?"
29717	Who is Frithjof who was taken away?"
29717	Who is Frithjof?
29717	Why?
29717	Will you accept-- will you gather these men about you and do your part in this great work for the greater future of mankind?"
29717	Will you lend a hand?
29717	Will you stand by for rescue work?"
29717	With interplanetary travel, what is our goal?
29717	You remember that, do n''t you?
29717	_ Somebody sent them!_ Who was it?"
29059	And that--Lee murmured,"then that little space is our Inter- Stellar abyss?"
29059	And you wo n''t talk either, I suppose? 29059 And you-- you''re very happy here?"
29059	Aura, where would Groff be likely to go?
29059	Feel what?
29059	Go? 29059 He promised me-- when you were twenty- one-- just then-- at this time, if he could manage it-- that he would come back--""Come back, Anna?
29059	He? 29059 Is it?
29059	Is n''t there? 29059 Just want to tell you, Lee-- you''re perfectly swell-- I guess I fell for you, did n''t I?
29059	Killed him?
29059	Lee, what''s gon na happen to us? 29059 My Earth,"he said presently,"do you know much about it?"
29059	Now-- talk more slowly-- try and think what you want to tell us.... What happened?
29059	Oh, Lee-- what-- what are you going to do--?
29059	Oh, you''re not? 29059 Put what over?"
29059	So you know it? 29059 So?
29059	Something wrong here-- Lee-- damn you Lee-- don''t you feel it?
29059	That you do n''t know anything about this affair or these men who''ve got us-- you do n''t know who they are, do you?
29059	The Inner Surface? 29059 They''re having a good time, are n''t they, Lee?
29059	To him?
29059	To whom are you taking me? 29059 Tonight?"
29059	Vivian-- Vivian--"Oh-- you, Lee? 29059 Weapons?
29059	Weapons?
29059	Well-- my Gawd-- what is all this? 29059 What do you mean?
29059	What is it, Anna? 29059 What''re they doin''to us now?"
29059	What''s_ your_ name?
29059	What?
29059	Whispering about me again? 29059 Why-- why,"Vivian murmured,"say, it''s beautiful, ai n''t it?
29059	Working at what?
29059	Would they have any weapons?
29059	You are all right now?
29059	You mean that''s all? 29059 You mean-- he''s ill?"
29059	You saw him-- lying there?
29059	You think he will come-- tonight, Anna?
29059	Your world here-- what is it like?
29059	***** Some individual apparatus, with the size- change principle of the space- globe?
29059	***** What had happened to Vivian?
29059	A departure from earthly substance?
29059	A leaving of the mortal shell?
29059	A new state of being?
29059	A thing, which if we understood it thoroughly, would be as logical, as precise as the mathematics of science itself?
29059	A thousand Earth- miles, if he had been in his former size?
29059	A week?
29059	An''I been thinkin''--you suppose, when we get where we''re goin''now, that''ll be held against me?"
29059	And Lee himself?
29059	And he''s told you about me?"
29059	And then, out of another silence he murmured,"Aura-- you''re taking me to my grandfather, are n''t you?
29059	And when I have-- gone on-- when I can only come back here as a Visitor-- like Anna Green, you have been aware of her, Lee?"
29059	And why had he gone?
29059	And, logically, why could there not be a state of being not all Death, but only with some of its elements?
29059	Aura, what is it?"
29059	Because he had thought that Lee would be able to help him?...
29059	Because he was dissatisfied with life here?
29059	CHAPTER V_ Combat of Titans_"Aura, you think you know where Groff may have gone-- those times he went out into the hills?"
29059	Death?
29059	Distant?
29059	Do you?"
29059	Feel better?"
29059	Four or five of these madmen villains-- what need had they of weapons?
29059	Go where?
29059	Groff?
29059	He came here from Earth-- and then he sent back there to get me?"
29059	He knew that he was smiling; then, a few feet from the window she stopped and said shyly:"You are Lee Anthony?"
29059	He never said why?"
29059	He took her--""She went-- voluntarily?"
29059	He''s better-- because he''s big-- big and strong-- that the idea?
29059	Help him to do-- what?
29059	Here?"
29059	His grandfather-- returning?
29059	How far away-- how long ago that had been.... And yet, was Anna Green far away now?
29059	I''m not good enough for you now, eh?
29059	Is it far?"
29059	It does-- don''t it, Lee?"
29059	It seemed now as though this old woman had had something of goodness inherent to her-- as though she were inspired?
29059	Just a few thousand people?"
29059	Just this village?
29059	Lee-- you wo n''t let anybody hurt me?"
29059	Let me out of here--"Let him out of here?
29059	Mysteries which, if only we could understand them, would be mysteries no longer?
29059	No-- how could there be?
29059	Occultism?
29059	Of what use to him would it be to devastate this little realm?
29059	Of what use was vast personal power to anyone?
29059	Oh, Lee-- what-- what are you going to do?"
29059	Or was the humming an outside noise?
29059	Or was the scoffer himself the fool?
29059	Size- change?
29059	Something-- like a fellow voyager-- making this weird journey with them?
29059	The lips moved; a faint old voice murmured:"And you-- you are Lee?"
29059	There''s one of the damned mechanisms they''ve got--""Where are they, Vivian?"
29059	This dying old woman; her mind was wandering?...
29059	This is what comes to us, from Earth?"
29059	Those madmen of Earth''s history, with their lust for conquest-- of what use could the conquest be to them?
29059	To do what?
29059	To seek an ideal?
29059	Was it not rather that they embraced those gaps of science not yet understood?
29059	Was it, perhaps, the distance now from their destination?
29059	Was not this a higher form of life than down there on his tiny Earth?
29059	Was she dead?
29059	Was she what he had wished?
29059	Was there indeed something else here, of which now in this new state of being they were vaguely aware?
29059	We can trust you-- there must be no fighting?"
29059	We must not harm you--""Where are we going?"
29059	Were all those people on Earth who claimed to feel the presence of dead loved ones near them?
29059	Were those people just straining their fancy-- just comforting themselves with what they wished to believe?
29059	What could he have hoped to accomplish?
29059	What could that mean?
29059	What good could it do me?"
29059	What happened to her?"
29059	What was it?
29059	Where had Franklin gone?
29059	Who shall say that the mysteries of life and death are unscientific?
29059	Who the devil are you talking about?"
29059	Why not?
29059	Why should not everyone be happy?"
29059	Why should we?
29059	Why was his heart pounding?
29059	Wo n''t this come to an end some time?
29059	Yet who shall say but what mysticism is not mingled with science?
29059	You and these other two can be comfortable--""For how long?"
29059	You got us into this--""So?
29059	You have been taught some science?"
29059	You mean-- instruments with which to kill people?
29059	You see?
29059	You were born here, Aura?"
29059	You would bring strife here from your Earth?"
29059	Your grandfather, Lee-- you really do n''t remember him?"
30034	But how many will they get in the meantime?
30034	But why must you kill?
30034	Explain?
30034	Lorry, what is it?
30034	Please-- I..."Dreaming? 30034 That they''re...""Fragile?"
30034	Then, if you''re helpless..."What do we plan to do? 30034 Want to take a chance and sneak over?
30034	What are we going to do?
30034	What are you going to do?
30034	What?
30034	Who are you? 30034 Why not all?"
30034	Why? 30034 Why?
30034	Why?
30034	You plan to-- kill all these babies?
30034	You want to be president, Shorty?
30034	Anticipation, pet?"
30034	Did you ever hear of a bodyless entity?"
30034	Do you want to hear more?"
30034	Got a cigarette?"
30034	Lorry gave him three lumps of sugar and said,"But are you sure the sickness killed the entities?"
30034	Lorry said,"What''s the matter with you?"
30034	Tell me, what''s the one basic thing that stands out in your mind about these-- entities?"
30034	Tell me: why are you so strong, so brave?
30034	The shrill chirping:"What do you mean, potential?
30034	Thirty babies--_dead_?
30034	Was that fair?"
30034	What are we-- miracle workers?"
30034	What are you doing?"
30034	What are you?"
30034	What have you dreamed up?"
30034	What is it, Pete?
30034	Why are you so wonderful?"
30034	Why do you feel sorry for what you term an unfortunate?
30034	Why must you join with a man and propagate some day?
30034	Why?"
30034	_ Snug contentment?_ Lorry felt two tiny hands clutch and dig into her throat.
30234	Are you crazy? 30234 Jordan got in touch with you?"
30234	So I suppose I''m committed to your booby- hatch again?
30234	So what? 30234 You see, Dane?
30234	All the careful documentation, the fingerprints-- smudged, perhaps, in some cases, but still evidence enough for anyone but a fool--"Phillips?"
30234	Could normal tissues stand the current tricks of the morticians to have life enough for such growth?
30234	Did they revert to their natural form?
30234	Do you seriously expect me to get an order to exhume him now?
30234	Ever hear of cremation?
30234	How long did it take a revived monster to go mad when it found no way to escape?
30234	How long did madness take?
30234	Okay?"
30234	So I suppose I''m through here?"
30234	Sylvia?
30234	Two years on the_ Trib._ Then you turned up on the_ Register_ in Seattle?
30234	Under different circumstances..."So you found me?"
30234	Were they at all conscious while the body reshaped itself into wholeness?
30234	What better place for an alien than in the guise of a psychiatrist?
30234	What could an alien do to a man who discovered it?
30234	What else could he do?
30234	What happened to them during the period of regrowth?
30234	What happened when a creature that could survive even the poison of embalming fluids and the draining of all the blood woke up in such a coffin?
30234	What was it like for an alien then, going slowly mad while it waited for true death?
30234	What would it get us, other than lawsuits?
30234	Where else was there the chance for all the refined, modern torture needed to burn out a man''s mind?
30234	Why do n''t you clean up a little?
30234	Why should n''t I?"
30234	Would it be Harding there-- or some monstrous thing still changing?
30399	Fly across the ocean? 30399 See that window?"
30399	Those bull sessions in the cafeterias, eh? 30399 ***** Does that sound like a terribly impressive career to you? 30399 But what would happen to any man when he became God? 30399 Did you have a bulletproof vest on?
30399	He grumbled,"Do n''t you read the papers?
30399	He said,"Show you something?
30399	I asked,"Can you see the future?"
30399	Suppose pistols could not kill you?
30399	Suppose you were told twenty- three words that would let you reach into any bank vault, peer inside any closed room, walk through any wall?
30399	This is n''t supersti--""How about reading minds?"
30399	Wall off an exploding bomb?
30399	Want the Crown Jewels of England?
30399	What''s the answer?"
30399	Why not you?"
30437	But how-- I mean what...?
30437	How did you know I was in trouble?
30437	How did you know we had those crooks on board?
30437	It''s not very original,I said,"but where the hell am I?"
30437	Okay,I gritted,"what''s the gag?"
30437	Who does he think I am, anyway? 30437 And say,he turned to me belligerently,"when did I ever crack up a ship?
30437	Any objections?"
30437	Clear enough?"
30437	Some crazy irresponsible madman who has n''t got enough brains to stay on a space beam?"
30437	That was silly of me because I knew where I was, so I said:"Never mind that but please tell me what the hell happened?"
30437	When did I ever even dent one of the babies?"
29310	About Mr. M. S., suh?
29310	And how did you ever get out of that space- ship in time, after you had given it such an acceleration?
29310	And that is?
29310	And where is the asteroid?
29310	Are you there, Judd?
29310	But when?
29310	Do n''t you see now, Eclipse, why no one''s ever found it; why we could hunt forever for it and hunt in vain? 29310 Do you hear me?"
29310	Has something happened?
29310	Have you noticed,he asked,"that you are still in the neighborhood of the spot in space where we had our rendezvous?
29310	How are you, Eliot?
29310	How do we know you are Sako?
29310	How long have we been here?
29310	If I do n''t?
29310	Impossible? 29310 In eight Earth days?
29310	Is there a way of breaking free from it?
29310	Is this true? 29310 May I suggest,"he said mildly,"that we try to get Dr. Ku Sui''s brains to help us?"
29310	Sako?
29310	So for ten years you have thought I murdered those five men? 29310 The door is locked?"
29310	The house is number----?
29310	The insignia of Dr. Ku Sui?
29310	Then how did you get unconscious?
29310	Then where''ll we pick up a crew, suh? 29310 These men of mine,"he continued,"do they appear normal, would you say?
29310	Unconscious?
29310	What do you mean?
29310	What?
29310	When will you learn to obey me implicitly?
29310	Where do you reckon we are, suh?
29310	Where''s Ku Sui?
29310	Why ca n''t we put on our space- suits and rise up in the dome?
29310	Will you follow me?
29310	Yes, suh?
29310	Yes,said Eliot Leithgow slowly,"that explains it all....""It explains what?"
29310	You all right, suh? 29310 You are Sako?"
29310	You can hear that noise? 29310 You fought, and they knocked you out?"
29310	Your shoulder, Carse-- how is it?
29310	A contact question was being asked in the usual way:"Are you there, Judd?
29310	A sudden mad rush-- what else remained?
29310	Abducted, of course; but why assume they were killed?
29310	Again the voice:"_ Where is Eliot Leithgow?_"Again the shock, and again the voice.
29310	Against Ku Sui?
29310	All rather hopeless, is n''t it?
29310	An''now what?
29310	An''what chance we got against Ku Sui now, when we''re prisoners?
29310	And did I tell you that I always get what I desire?
29310	And why, of all people, decide that Master Scientist Eliot Leithgow had something to do with their disappearance?
29310	Are n''t you happy at our success?"
29310	Are you there, Judd?
29310	Are you there, Judd?"
29310	But had they survived the outrush of air?
29310	Can you hear me?
29310	Captain Carse?
29310	Do you hear me?"
29310	Do you know of a way, out of your knowledge of conditions here?
29310	Do you remember how once we worked together; how, long ago on our Earth, we were friends?
29310	Do you remember your old colleague, Leithgow?"
29310	First, how would Ku Sui contact the_ Scorpion_?
29310	Friday gaped in surprise at his master, then found words:"No crew, suh?
29310	He objected:"But what good''ll that do us, suh, if we take what we''ve learned to where it wo n''t help anybody, least of all us?
29310	His gaze rested on Ku Sui, and the Eurasian asked him:"Is it ready?"
29310	How can we escape?
29310	How do you feel now?"
29310	How to get through?
29310	How?
29310	Is n''t there somethin''we can do?"
29310	Judd''s ship, resting above: could he reach it, and raise it and douse the buildings with its rays?
29310	Ku?"
29310	Ku?"
29310	May I ask you to enter?"
29310	May I do you the honor, my friend?"
29310	Melt a hole in the ceiling and go out through the roof._""Then what can we do?"
29310	Must I point out how useless it has always been for you to match yourself, merely a skilful gunman, against me, against a brain?"
29310	Or, rather, mechanicalized; lacking in certain things and thereby gaining enormously in the values which can make them perfect servitors?
29310	Perhaps I''d better leave you somewhere?"
29310	Porno?
29310	Possibly even happy-- who knows?
29310	Professors Geinst, Estapp and Norman, Dr. Swanson and Master Scientist Cram-- do you remember me?
29310	Shall we try them now?"
29310	So, may I request you to withdraw your ray- guns with two fingertips and put them on the floor?
29310	Suppose he should use something it was impossible to fight against?
29310	Then, shortly, he asked:"Did I tell him?"
29310	To these men I wanted so badly?
29310	Well, will you give me this information?
29310	What are your instructions?"
29310	What can I possibly do?"
29310	What else?
29310	What special thing was wrong?
29310	What was bothering his master?
29310	Where is Judd?"
29310	Where was the weak strand in Ku Sui''s cunningly laid plot?
29310	Where will you be?"
29310	Why should I be stupid as to do that?
29310	Will you be seated again?
29310	Will you be so kind?"
29310	Will you tell me, old colleagues?"
29310	Willing?"
29310	You still figurin''on keepin''that date with Dr. Ku in this ship?"
29310	he said in a low voice; and Leithgow repeated desperately:"How can we escape?
30416	And if I do n''t?
30416	Do n''t you ever watch the newscasts?
30416	May I check the up- to- dateness of your ship''s equipment, please?
30416	Now, where were we? 30416 What do you mean,''valuable citizen''?
30416	Yes, but do you know the penalties? 30416 Yes?"
30416	Did this call get you out of bed?"
30416	Forced feeding, compulsory consumption-- do you think they''re fun?"
30416	Or was he a caged squirrel racing in an exercise- wheel, running himself ragged and with great effort producing absolutely nothing?
30416	So there''s nothing inconsistent--""What are you trying to do?"
30416	Want to cause a depression?"
30416	Was he a man?
30416	We ca n''t have a valuable citizen like you falling out that window, can we?"
20796	And those curtains?
20796	And you''re hoping to find your father, with no more information than that? 20796 Anyone apt to be behind shielding-- say, in the drive chamber?"
20796	Are you crazy? 20796 Are you sunstruck or mad, Bartol?
20796	Arm hurting? 20796 As a Mentorian?"
20796	Bart, how did it happen? 20796 Bart, you''re only a boy--""What was Dave Briscoe?
20796	Bartol was on watch alone one night,said the Second Officer,"but you would n''t meddle with panels, would you, Bartol?"
20796	Bartol, did you-- by mistake, maybe? 20796 Bartol, is something the matter?
20796	Bartol, what happened?
20796	Bartol, what''s the closest listed spaceport?
20796	Bartol? 20796 Been doing a little sight- seeing on our planet, hey?"
20796	But could n''t they find out where the Lhari ships go for fueling?
20796	But do n''t you understand, Meta?
20796	But what then? 20796 But why?"
20796	But wo n''t the crew defend the ship? 20796 But--"Bart''s lips were dry--"didn''t he die in the warp- drive?"
20796	Could we trrrouble you to sssshow us your paperrrssss?
20796	Did anyone come into your cabin?
20796	Did you get that wrist taken care of, Bartol?
20796	Did you make it all right?
20796	Do n''t you see, Bart?
20796	Do we need spare parts? 20796 Do you really think that_ human_--"the first Lhari spoke the word as if it were a filthy insult--"will have the temerity to come in by this ship?"
20796	Do you wish to be wakened for the time we shall spend in each of the three star systems, sir? 20796 Do you wish to be wakened for the week we shall spend in each of the Proxima, Sirius and Pollux systems, sir?
20796	Does it matter now?
20796	Does that Mentorian cloak mean-- you''ve lost your memories, too?
20796	Does that hurt? 20796 Does this come from the Lhari world, I wonder?"
20796	Don''t-- Meta, am I so horrible to you then? 20796 Down that way-- what''s wrong, Bartol?"
20796	Going to explore with Ringg?
20796	How about let''s get some food from the rations clerk, and do some exploring?
20796	How are the repairs coming?
20796	How can I make you believe me? 20796 How did he feel about that?"
20796	How did you explain it to your people-- that you could n''t be happy in the mud? 20796 How did you get through the Lhari?
20796	How did you make-- the claws?
20796	How many Lhari on board?
20796	How''s everything?
20796	How''s-- Ringg?
20796	Hurt?
20796	I suppose it wo n''t_ hurt_ us?
20796	I wonder what sort of human I''d make?
20796	I''m a Mentorian, remember? 20796 If Rugel is n''t sore about it, and if we do n''t need it for landing, why worry?"
20796	Is that how you pronounce it?
20796	It must be Steele''s boy,he said, and immediately Bart saw the difference between the-- were they brothers?
20796	Just lean back and enjoy the trip, huh?
20796	Kill them? 20796 Locked?"
20796	May I help you?
20796	Meta, does anyone else know?
20796	Meta, what color is this sun? 20796 Meta, what''s the matter?
20796	Meta--concern for her swept over him--"what will they do to you when they find out that you know and-- didn''t tell?"
20796	Name, please?
20796	Never been here before? 20796 New man, eh?"
20796	Oh, is it a female? 20796 Old Baldy on board?"
20796	On what business, please?
20796	On what business?
20796	On what business?
20796	Papers, please?
20796	Say, that bell means dinner, why do n''t we go down together? 20796 Shall I go,_ rieko mori_?"
20796	Shall we take a chance? 20796 So what?"
20796	So you''ve been talking, Ringg?
20796	Think you can help me get Rugel to his cabin?
20796	Tommy''s_ here_? 20796 Too comfortable to eat?"
20796	Was he dead?
20796	Was that a drop of rain? 20796 Way off there?"
20796	Well, Bart Steele, alias Bartol son of Berihun,said one old Lhari,"what have you to say for yourself?"
20796	Well, boy, you''ve sure grown,he said, in a loud, cheerful voice,"but you''re not too grown- up to give your old Dad a good hug, are you?"
20796	Well, how about going down?
20796	Well,said Vorongil,"why do n''t you?
20796	Were n''t you hurt? 20796 Wha''happened?"
20796	What are you doing, back here more than ten milliseconds before strap- in checks?
20796	What are you going to do, now we''ve finished our so- called education?
20796	What are you looking for, sir? 20796 What do you think we are?"
20796	What do you think? 20796 What is it?"
20796	What is it?
20796	What is the matter that one man can give us all the slip this way?
20796	What is your name?
20796	What isss your planet?
20796	What now, Bartol?
20796	What other choice is there?
20796	What was my mother''s name?
20796	What''s going on,_ rieko mori_?
20796	What''s happening? 20796 What''s the matter?"
20796	What''s this all about?
20796	When am I going to see my face?
20796	Where am I going?
20796	Where are you going?
20796	Where else?
20796	Where have you been? 20796 Where is my father?"
20796	While you were off on the drift? 20796 Who are you?"
20796	Who are you?
20796	Who owns it?
20796	Who_ did_ tell you, anyway?
20796	Why are you taking all this trouble if I''m going to be put out of the way?
20796	Why are you taking this trouble, Raynor? 20796 Why did n''t you tell me, or did you and your father decide at the last minute?
20796	Why did n''t you tell me? 20796 Why did n''t you tell us you got a bad reaction, and ask to sign out for this shift?"
20796	Why did you blurt it out like that before every news media in the galaxy? 20796 Why do n''t you?
20796	Why not? 20796 Why not?"
20796	Why was Dad doing this? 20796 Why would he risk his own life then?"
20796	Why would they need to?
20796	Why? 20796 You are Bartol?"
20796	You do n''t think_ he''d_ relax with cargo not loaded, do you?
20796	You fool,said Vorongil to the Mentorian, in disgust,"why did n''t you tell him what the medics had done for him?
20796	You hear me? 20796 You know my name,"Bart said,"but who are you?"
20796	You know that Mentorian-- the young one, the medic''s assistant?
20796	You mean, go home like a good little boy, and pretend none of this ever happened? 20796 You really get around, do n''t you?
20796	You think you can trust me?
20796	You want a lot of explanations? 20796 You want something?"
20796	You''re not worrying about that fight? 20796 You''re seeing spies in every corner, Ransell,"said the other, then in Universal,"Could we trrouble you for your paperesses, sirr?"
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20796	A lifetime?
20796	A woman ahead of Bart turned and said nervously,"We wo n''t be put into cold- sleep right away, will we?"
20796	And he stood here, in a room full of monsters--_he was one of the monsters_--"Which one of the planets was it we stopped on?"
20796	And if Raynor is going to forget me, who will do it?_ The cold knot of fear, never wholly absent, moved in him again.
20796	And just how are you going to prove that exceptionally interesting statement?"
20796	And now must he pay for this, too?
20796	And what could we do with the stuff but take it back with us?
20796	And what then?
20796	And why have you lied to us all these years-- all of you?"
20796	And you came all alone on a Lhari ship, working your way as Astrogator?
20796	Any trouble breathing?"
20796	Are you a Mentorian?"
20796	Are you a Vegan?"
20796	Are you game for a little plastic surgery-- just enough to change your looks again, with new forged papers?
20796	Are you new on board?
20796	Are you really human?
20796	Bart chased the thought away as soon as it sneaked into his brain-- one of those_ things_, like_ Tommy_?
20796	Bart demanded, as they climbed in,"Are you taking me to my father?"
20796	Bart felt resentful; just because Mentorians could work on Lhari ships, did they have to act as if they owned everybody?
20796	Bart tensed; he had wondered how he''d get hidden inside, but he asked,"Not locked?"
20796	Bart wondered suddenly, had he done the wrong thing?
20796	Bart, what is it?
20796	Bartol, can you hear me?
20796	Been space- sick all this time?
20796	Behind him a voice said in Lhari,"Tell me, does that sign mean what it says?
20796	Blue, beloved Vega, burning in the heart of the Lyre--_home-- when would he go home?
20796	Brainwashed?
20796	Broken?"
20796	But ca n''t you trust me?
20796	But first of all-- are you all right, Meta?"
20796	But for what?
20796	But what happened to you?
20796	But while the party got rolling, Bart wondered-- free for what?
20796	But who could blame you for being excited?
20796	By God, we tried!_"Bartol?"
20796	Can we make thirty hours?"
20796	Can you guarantee that some, at least, of your people would n''t try to come and take the star- drive by force?
20796	Can you_ think_ of a color that is n''t red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, indigo or some combination of them?
20796	Captain Vorongil, will you be responsible for him?"
20796	Come down and see the chart rooms-- or do you want to leave your kit in your cabin first?"
20796	Could a son of Rupert Steele do that?"
20796	Could success be salvaged, then, at the very edge of failure?
20796	Did he believe that?
20796	Did he come in on his own name?
20796	Did he die or did they track him down and kill him?"
20796	Did he want it?
20796	Did n''t the Lhari themselves know it was a farce?
20796	Did old Briscoe get away?"
20796	Did the old Lhari read his mind?
20796	Did you have any trouble putting the radiation counter out of commission?"
20796	Did you steal them to get away from the Lhari?
20796	Do it-- please?
20796	Do n''t you know the Lhari may fight a war over this?"
20796	Do n''t you see, Bart?"
20796	Do you know a Tommy Kendron?"
20796	Do you suppose the Lhari would hesitate to kill anyone if we did anything to hurt their monopoly of the stars?
20796	Do you think they can really_ see_ heat vibrations?
20796	Do you think you can hold down this shift alone, if I drop in and give you a hand from time to time?"
20796	Do you want it or not?"
20796	Do you want to be blinded, my friend?"
20796	Does n''t it make you proud to be a Lhari?"
20796	Even to save two dozen Lhari?
20796	Excited, Bartol?"
20796	Got your papers?
20796	Had he put Meta in danger, too?
20796	Had he so soon reached the end of his dangerous quest?
20796	Had n''t I better get to a work detail?"
20796	Had this all been another cruel trick, then, a trap, a betrayal?
20796	Have a good trip?"
20796	Have any trouble hearing me?"
20796	Have you had more bad news?"
20796	He gasped,"Where is the captain?"
20796	He gestured and the Mentorian said,"Who is this man, you?"
20796	He said huskily,"All right, Meta?"
20796	He said irritably,"So how do I account for asking your captain for the place?"
20796	He said woozily,"How long was I out?"
20796	He said,"What''s doing, One?
20796	He saw Bartol and called,"Are you the new First Class?
20796	He went out, and Bart wondered,_ Get my strength back for what?_ He lay back, feeling weaker than he realized.
20796	He''d had the Lhari training tape, which was supposed to condition his responses, but would it?
20796	Hedrick growled,"Why waste time talking?
20796	His voice lowered almost to a whisper, he said,"You''re not Lhari, are you?"
20796	Hm-- you_ are_ a good long way off your orbit, are n''t you?
20796	How about another game?"
20796	How are you feeling, Bart?"
20796	How can they do it?
20796	How could they do it?
20796	How did they find you out?"
20796	How do I know whether to believe you or not?"
20796	How do they expect us to do anything under those conditions?
20796	How do you feel now?"
20796	How do you tell it from Aldebaran?
20796	How much light can your eyes stand?"
20796	How much time do we have, Ringg?"
20796	How was it done?
20796	How would you like to visit the monument with me?
20796	How''d he manage it?"
20796	How''s the food?"
20796	I could have stopped him, I should have stopped him, but how could I?
20796	I do n''t have to treat you like a prisoner, do I?"
20796	I suppose Ringg''s told you what a tyrant I am?
20796	I suppose you are afraid we will block your memories, or your ability to speak of them?"
20796	I wonder if Dad will know me?_"Let me give you a hand with that stuff, Tommy."
20796	I wonder what''s going on?"
20796	I''d like to explore them, would n''t you?"
20796	I''m not--"he had gone this far, he might as well go the whole way--"_I''m not a Lhari!_"_"What?
20796	I''m thirsty-- how about a drink?"
20796	I''ve no authority to ask this of you, but-- would you like your old job back for the rest of the voyage?"
20796	If you do something differently, they''ll just think you''re from another planet with a different culture._"Have you been here long?"
20796	In that stolen glimpse of the Lhari ship landing, long ago?
20796	In that?"
20796	Is Dad there?
20796	Is something wrong?"
20796	Is there anything I can do?
20796	Is there anything the matter, feathertop?"
20796	It means too much to him.__ Do I just salve my conscience with that then?
20796	Just stay clear?"
20796	Kill a whole_ shipload_ of them?
20796	Mind if I come along?"
20796	Miss your ship?"
20796	Montano said, almost tenderly,"You could n''t side with the Lhari against men, could you?
20796	More killing, more murder?
20796	Not more burns, I hope?"
20796	Not only for himself, but for others, the innocent bystanders who stumbled into plots they did not understand?
20796	Now tell me what''s going on?
20796	Now that he was caught, could he bluff his way out?
20796	Now will you do as I tell you?
20796	Now you know as much as I do, how about giving_ me_ some information for a change?"
20796	Now, for better or worse, he was-- who_ was_ he?
20796	Numbly, Bart gave what the old Lhari asked, his word of honor not to attempt escape(_ Escape?
20796	On a sudden hope, Bart asked,"Was he, by any chance, named Rupert Steele?"
20796	Only seventeen?
20796	Or are all you Mentorians so gutless that you believe any half- baked folk tale the Lhari pass off on you?
20796	Or are you a career man?"
20796	Or discommoded?"
20796	Or is this one of those traps for separating the unwary spaceman from his hard- earned credits?
20796	Or just general repairs?"
20796	Or someone he could trust?
20796	Or was there, somewhere, a real Bartol?
20796	Or would they, unthinkably, demand that he go on into the Lhari Galaxy?
20796	Quick-- where do I get in touch with him?"
20796	Rating in Second Galaxy mathematics?"
20796	Raynor One got up and said, quick, savage and quiet,"Did anyone see you come here?"
20796	Remember me?
20796	Ringg pushed at a door and said,"Captain Vorongil?"
20796	Ringg said impatiently,"What are we going to do, chatter about light waves or see the city?"
20796	Ringg said,"Who''d dare?
20796	Ringg scoffed,"And suppose you get even better-- and come out of warp_ before_ you go into it?
20796	See the humps?
20796	See those two Lhari watching us?
20796	See?"
20796	Shall we sit here?"
20796	Should he take a chance-- reveal himself to Tommy and ask him to keep quiet?
20796	Since you walked into this, young Steele, I take it you know what our plans are, after this?"
20796	Sit here and let them die?_ With a shock of remembrance, it came to Bart that he had a weapon.
20796	So only the Lhari had courage?
20796	So-- repulsive?"
20796	Tell me who''s going to be opening the panels in here anyhow?"
20796	The Lhari gestured to a Mentorian interpreter:"What colorrr isss thisss man''s hairrr?"
20796	The Lhari said, eying him keenly,"You are ill?
20796	The Lhari said, in Universal,"Who are you, boy?
20796	The Lhari would never_ hurt_ anyone, would they?"
20796	The lights in the drive chamber began to dim-- or was he blacking out?
20796	Then, apprehensively,"Or did you kill him?"
20796	Then:"You do n''t believe me, do you?"
20796	There are lethal radiations--""_ What?_ Are you sunstruck?"
20796	There are lethal radiations--""_ What?_ Are you sunstruck?"
20796	They spoke little, but Raynor Three finally asked,"Were you serious about not wanting a defense, Bart?"
20796	Think you can manage to help me carry him down to the deck?"
20796	To pick one star out of trillions-- and not even in his own galaxy?
20796	Understand?
20796	Vorongil said quietly,"Bartol-- I do n''t suppose that''s your real name-- why did you do it?"
20796	Vorongil seemed to emit sparks as he barked at Ringg,"You found it?"
20796	Vorongil stopped and said,"This your first time here, young Bartol?
20796	Want to tell me?"
20796	Was he dead?
20796	Was he really doing the right thing?
20796	Was his father hiding inside the Lhari ship?
20796	Was it already, for him?
20796	Was it, after all, the_ right_ Eight Colors?
20796	Was there no end to this ceaseless fear?
20796	Was this man a slave of the Lhari, who would turn him over to them?
20796	What are you afraid of?"
20796	What are you going to do?
20796	What are you going to do?"
20796	What color is that divan?"
20796	What color was the star?
20796	What could he do?
20796	What could he gain?"
20796	What could he say that would not reveal how desperately alone, how young and foolish and frightened he felt?
20796	What did he care?
20796	What did she do?"
20796	What do you think I am, anyhow?"
20796	What do you want, feathertop?"
20796	What iss your businesssses here?"
20796	What makes you think I''d admit it if I did?"
20796	What rating?"
20796	What then, Honorable Bald One?"
20796	What was he doing?_ The fallen Lhari lay without moving.
20796	What was that?"
20796	What would he do, if they did?
20796	What would you do with it after you got it-- if you die of fear when you try?"
20796	What''s a friend for?"
20796	What''s a pal for?"
20796	What''s this babble?"
20796	What''s your real one?"
20796	What_ would_ the Lhari do?
20796	Whatever possessed you to go out into it?"
20796	When I get washed up--""That''s an_ order_,"snapped the officer,"do you think, on this pestilential unlucky planet, we can afford any_ more_ bad luck?
20796	Where had he seen that color?
20796	Where to?_) or to attempt to enter the drive chamber of the_ Swiftwing_ while they were still among the Lhari worlds.
20796	Where was his father?
20796	Which one is Antares?
20796	Who else could have dared it?
20796	Who ever comes here but our ships?
20796	Who gave you the right to argue?"
20796	Why are we under acceleration again?"
20796	Why did n''t you tell me, fella?"
20796	Why did the Mentorians endure this, never quite trusted, isolated among aliens?
20796	Why did they not give us a picture or at least a name?"
20796	Why else would I bother with all that astrogation and math?"
20796	Why have you got my father''s papers?
20796	Why locked?
20796	Why not get rid of the disguise?"
20796	Why should I?
20796	Why?
20796	Why?"
20796	Will you kindly wait in this room here?"
20796	Would Montano start killing everyone who tried to get the secret of the drive from him?
20796	Would Vorongil feel that Bart had deceived him, betrayed him, when he heard Bart today?
20796	Would he be more of a man, somehow, if he let his mind be wrecked?
20796	Would n''t you?"
20796	Would the Mentorian ask why he was carrying two wallets?
20796	Would they return him to human form and send him back to Vega, his part ended?
20796	You call those monsters men?"
20796	You can do system programming?
20796	You go and have those cuts attended to, and-- what''s wrong with your wrist?
20796	You saved my life, remember?
20796	You want my cards, too?"
20796	You''re Rupert Steele''s son, and you''re here to carry on what your father left undone, are n''t you?
20796	You''re going to accuse everybody on the_ Swiftwing_, all the way from me to Vorongil, before_ you_ can admit a mistake, are n''t you?
20796	You''re hurt?
20796	You?"
20796	Your mother never said much about your Mentorian family tree, I suppose?
20796	_ But who''s going to know it?_"I know it.
20796	_ Could_ he kill Montano?
20796	_ How old?
20796	_ It''s in my power to give this to all men...._ Should a few Lhari stand in his way?
20796	_ Kill a whole shipload of Lhari-- innocent traders?
20796	_ Or was it?_ Vorongil himself took the controls for the surge of Acceleration Two, which would take them past the Light Barrier.
20796	_ Raynor One?_ Under the steady, stern gray stare, Bart felt the slow, clutching suck of fear again.
20796	_ Where was his father?_ Why did this man have his dad''s papers?
20796	_ Where was his father?_ Why did this man have his dad''s papers?
20796	_ Where''s my father?_""It''s your father they were looking for, you young fool,"said the man, gasping hard.
20796	_ Where''s my father?_"The man''s eyes were half- shut.
20796	_ Will Dad know me?
20796	_ You_ try proving something for a change, why do n''t you?
20796	_"What are you?
20796	_"What''s going on down here?
20796	and someone else yelled,"Is that guy crazy?"
29698	But have you forgotten,she insisted,"that we_ won_ the race?
29698	Did you get all the bets down?
29698	Did you get it?
29698	Do you think Miss Joyce could lift you?
29698	Eh?
29698	Elevators? 29698 How about setting the dial, Don?"
29698	Huh? 29698 I have?"
29698	I mean--_did_ he?
29698	Individual flight_ a la_ Superman? 29698 Is n''t there one thing you folks are overlooking?"
29698	Know why? 29698 Or,"she continued hopefully,"if Pat wants to, we could make_ two_ double shares, and split it fifty- fifty?"
29698	Pending?
29698	Perhaps if we hired an airplane--?
29698	Prizes for malnutrition? 29698 So this rod, which enables you to defy the law of gravity, is electrical?"
29698	Surely you''ve heard of the great Patrick Pending, Miss Thomas?
29698	Well, Mr. Mallory,said Pat,"do you believe me now?"
29698	Well, Pat? 29698 What good is happiness,"demanded Joyce,"if you ca n''t buy money with it?"
29698	What good,demanded Joyce,"is a newborn baby?"
29698	What''s this?
29698	Who swiped my bag? 29698 Why hoard lucre?"
29698	Why not?
29698	You did n''t bet all your savings?
29698	You mean,he said for the third or thirty- third time,"you do n''t want I should_ hit_ the nag with this bat?"
29698	You substituted the normal one?
29698	You''re sure of that?
29698	You? 29698 _ Is_ he?"
29698	At the quarter post our colt had stretched his lead to three lengths, and I shouted in Pending''s ear,"How much does that jockey weigh, anyway?"
29698	Building cranes?
29698	But if a horse that was supposed to be carrying more than a hundred pounds was actually only carrying_ ten_--Well, you see?"
29698	But was Pat nauseated?
29698	Derricks?
29698	Do you think she could lift you with one hand?"
29698	Have n''t you ever heard of Tapwater?"
29698	He''s the colt who won the Monmouth Futurity, is n''t he?"
29698	How do I get down again?"
29698	How do we convince some racehorse owner he should become a party to this gentle felony?"
29698	I want to know what makes it work?"
29698	If you''re opposed to gambling, Pat, what better way can you think of to put the parimutuels out of business?"
29698	Is that correct?"
29698	Is that right?"
29698	Joyce faltered,"How?
29698	Like th- this?"
29698	Mallory?"
29698	Mallory?"
29698	Mallory?"
29698	Only-- how?"
29698	Pending._"Here, perhaps?"
29698	Please?"
29698	Sandy, do you_ really_ own Tapwater?
29698	See what I mean?"
29698	Understand?"
29698	Was n''t Pat wonderful?
29698	Well, Pat?
29698	What do you say?"
29698	What good is your invention?"
29698	What is your invention used for?"
29698	What now?"
29698	What would be the probable odds?"
29698	What''s the nature of this remarkable discovery?"
29698	What''s what?"
29698	Where on earth have you been hiding lately?"
29698	Why?"
29698	Will you give me an applicaceous form, please?
29698	Would you mind coming down to earth?
29698	You insisted I should have a nest egg before you would murmur,''I do''?
29698	You own a horse?"
29698	You''ve heard of handicaps, have n''t you?"
30386	A score? 30386 And am I ugly?"
30386	And each time they were separate? 30386 Do you Pluralists eat?"
30386	Idiot- Maker? 30386 It''s one, is it not?"
30386	Now, Jak,he asked me,"what can you say of what you have seen?"
30386	What''s the use? 30386 What''s your name?"
30386	Will you behave?
30386	Also, when your artists do their magic with dyes and create portraits, are they generally done one at a time or in groups?"
30386	Else why the travel bag?
30386	I said,"Well, what will happen to me after you show me?"
30386	Or do n''t you believe that?"
30386	So what if the statues are never in pairs or groups?
30386	What more?"
30386	What''s your name?"
30386	You never saw a group?"
30029	And it is your job to crash your ship?
30029	And why not?
30029	And you will tell us about it?
30029	Approximately?
30029	Are you a_ chulad_?
30029	Are you in some way unable to describe this government?
30029	Are you standing or sitting?
30029	Are you standing or sitting?
30029	But you are governed?
30029	Do you act against your own interests?
30029	Do you have tests for such matters?
30029	Do you know its location?
30029	Good?
30029	In what room are you?
30029	Is the deficiency in you?
30029	It has other names?
30029	The beings themselves rule each other?
30029	Then you will suffer unpleasant consequences if you describe it to us?
30029	Was your job ended when the ship crashed?
30029	Well, then,he said,"what is your government?"
30029	What are you doing here, then?
30029	What do you want with me?
30029	What else does your job entail?
30029	What is your plan?
30029	Who forces you to accept these decisions? 30029 Who is it that governs?"
30029	Who makes them binding?
30029	Why did the Ruler not come to me?
30029	Why did you come to me?
30029	Why did you land your ship on this planet?
30029	Why?
30029	Within what limits?
30029	Yet you call it Earth?
30029	You have other questions?
30029	*****"The name of your planet is Earth?"
30029	Do you share a single mind?
30029	Is it the system you mean?"
30029	Is this agreed?"
30029	Is your planet joined with others in a government or does it exist alone?"
30029	Some of them must be unfavorable to some beings?"
30029	Surely the truth is the truth, just as the Ruler is the Ruler?"
30029	Was the crash intentional?"
30029	What keeps us obeying laws that make things inconvenient for us?
30029	What keeps us obeying laws we ourselves make?
30029	Who governs you?"
22357	A shark, then?
22357	A young gentleman? 22357 Aeroplaning has been with us now for more than twenty years, and one might well ask: Why should this peril be only revealing itself in our day?
22357	Ah, who knows?
22357	Ah, you add pugilism to your elegant accomplishments?
22357	Ah, you would attack the English battleships with submarines?
22357	Am I the only big, tall man in the district? 22357 And how would you act, may I ask?"
22357	And pray, sir, what is the impediment?
22357	And pray, sir, what may this service be?
22357	And scalp him?
22357	And then another slice for supper and another for breakfast-- but, I say, Daddy, a''stricter could n''t swallow a porkpine, could he? 22357 And to Gaster Fell?"
22357	And what_ did_ he think?
22357	And where is it, then, this house which you have built?
22357	And which king?
22357	And who was the fielder, Daddy?
22357	And why not?
22357	And why to him?
22357	And why?
22357	And you know such a woman?
22357	And you will live alone there?
22357	And you will live on the Gaster Fell?
22357	And_ was_ he the Devil?
22357	Any rings?
22357	Anybody wounded?
22357	Anything else?
22357	Anything you particularly value?
22357	Are all here?
22357	Are there toys in heaven, do you think?
22357	Are we simply to sit in front of their trenches and be content to let them do what they will with ten provinces of France? 22357 Are you sure of all this?"
22357	Are you the captain?
22357	As big as you, Daddy?
22357	As many toys as in Hamley''s shop?
22357	Asked him to-- asked him what?
22357	But is France, is Belgium,_ never_ to be rid of them?
22357	But surely, my friend,said I,"you can tell me what is ready?"
22357	But what do they do in India?
22357	But why should they inquire for me?
22357	But you will make me a promise?
22357	But, Daddy, is it true that God listens to all we say?
22357	Ca n''t you see the flag? 22357 Can I trust you?
22357	Can the Devil do wonderful things with a ball?
22357	Could he swallow a jaguar?
22357	Daddy, was Father Christmas killed in the war?
22357	Daddy,said Dimples, suddenly,"should we do just the same as Jesus did?"
22357	Daddy,said Laddie, carrying on the cross- examination with the intense earnestness of a child,"could a boa- constrictor swallow any small animal?"
22357	Daddy,said Laddie,"have_ you_ ever seen God?"
22357	Daddy,with the energy of one who has a happy idea,"could he have pitched it on the batsman''s toe?"
22357	Dare not?
22357	Did He take malt extract?
22357	Did he ever get out for nothing?
22357	Did he ever kill a dog?
22357	Did he get the half- crown?
22357	Did he look at you?
22357	Did nobody kill him?
22357	Did you come from Oxford with this precious project?
22357	Did you ever catch a catch like that, Daddy?
22357	Did you ever see W. G. make a hundred, Daddy?
22357	Did you ever see a man eaten by sharks?
22357	Did you ever see a really dreadful snake?
22357	Did you kill it?
22357	Did you know W. G., Daddy?
22357	Did you never catch a good catch?
22357	Did you say tea_ and_ beer?
22357	Did you think, then, that you were the only man in the world with a taste for solitude? 22357 Do tell us, Daddy?"
22357	Do you dukker?
22357	Do you fink that the roses know us?
22357	Do you fink,asked Dimples, with his big, solemn, grey eyes wide open,"there was ever a boa-''strictor forty- five feet long?"
22357	Do you mean to say that you live here?
22357	Do you see that? 22357 Do you think I could n''t tell a Rolls- Royce when I see it-- I, who spend half my life on a car and the other half under it?
22357	Do you think a zebu could fight a crocodile?
22357	Do you use Long Melford?
22357	Do zebus bite?
22357	Great Chief, why does a wicked Paleface leave paper wherever he goes?
22357	Has one ever scalped you?
22357	Have you ever scalped one?
22357	Have you found his trail?
22357	Have you my tea there?
22357	Have you seen wild Indians?
22357	Have you tied their hands?
22357	Have you, then, built a house upon the fells?
22357	Henrietta,I said,"what have you done with my coat?"
22357	How dared you break my desk and steal my letter?
22357	How did you get that?
22357	How do the sledge and the reindeer get across the sea? 22357 How do you do it?"
22357	How do you know that?
22357	How long do you think it would take the zebu to beat the crocodile?
22357	How should I know?
22357	I expect you''re joking-- what?
22357	I s''pose an elephant would be the biggest?
22357	I say, look here, this is rather out o''date, ai n''t it?
22357	If the horses had been there, what would you have done?
22357	Is He listenin''now?
22357	Is this blackmail?
22357	Like some one? 22357 Lord''a mercy, miss, and where did you go?"
22357	May I ask who you are?
22357	May I ask, sir,said he, in an easy conversational fashion,"whether you can recall Principal Munro, of my college?"
22357	Might I have a word with you, sir, if you can kindly give me a moment?
22357	Must we wait another month?
22357	My dear Barker, do n''t you think that such a modern highwayman as you describe would be more likely to operate outside his own district? 22357 No pain, of course?"
22357	No, boy; how could the roses know us?
22357	No, no; why should he?
22357	No, one would n''t, would it? 22357 Not marry-- and why?"
22357	Not much room for practice here?
22357	Now,said he,"what am I to do to earn this?"
22357	Oh, Daddy, how could you read all that?
22357	Oh, you wo n''t go?
22357	On one leg?
22357	One that would turn you black and dead you in five minutes?
22357	Or what, sir?
22357	Perhaps you''ve heard of Miss Flossie Thornton and Miss Hilda Mannering? 22357 Pray, sir,"said he,"why did you imagine that any humiliation to Lord Barrymore would be pleasing to me?"
22357	See that stream which lies like a silver band upon the distant moor? 22357 Sent down?"
22357	Shall I shoot the green one?
22357	Shall we crawl up to them?
22357	So it was not true?
22357	So you made a tumult in his street, forced his door, and beat his footman?
22357	Suppose it had hit his body?
22357	That would stop all trouble, would n''t it, Daddy?
22357	The church or the chapel?
22357	Then what will you do?
22357	Then why believe it?
22357	Then why does n''t He kill the Devil?
22357	Then why live there?
22357	Then you go-- you really go?
22357	Then you wo n''t take back what you said of me-- the degradation and the rest?
22357	They did n''t scalp you, did they, Daddy?
22357	They would n''t be very grateful, would they?
22357	Warriors of the Leatherskins, why have we come here?
22357	Was he a very good bowler?
22357	Was he nice?
22357	Was he the best bat in the world, Daddy?
22357	Was he very fast?
22357	Was it a big dog?
22357	Was there no good bowler until Spofforth came?
22357	Well, dear?
22357	Well, did Jesus lie down every day from twelve to one?
22357	Well, suppose he butted him once every three hours, do n''t you think--?
22357	Well, then, a rhinoceros?
22357	Well, then, what did the carnivorous animals eat?
22357	Well, then,asked Dimples,"could a jaguar swallow a boa-''strictor?"
22357	Well, what is it?
22357	Well, what is there, Daddy?
22357	Well, what''s the matter?
22357	Well?
22357	Well?
22357	Were n''t you frightened, Daddy?
22357	What about that, Daddy?
22357	What about their horses? 22357 What about?"
22357	What are we to do?
22357	What did he hit you for?
22357	What did the bloke hit you for?
22357	What did the people who did n''t escape think about it?
22357	What do you mean by killing our buffaloes?
22357	What else should we understand from a crown?
22357	What else would the bloke do when you bashed his hat?
22357	What has?
22357	What have you been talking about?
22357	What is it?
22357	What is the biggest animal in South America, Daddy?
22357	What is the meaning of this?
22357	What is the use? 22357 What is your effective fleet, Admiral?"
22357	What is your name?
22357	What is your name?
22357	What on earth does the foolish thing hope to do if she could find me?
22357	What on earth--?
22357	What right have you to play the spy on me?
22357	What right have you to stop us on the public road, I should like to know?
22357	What says the Spanish poet Calderon?
22357	What shall we do with them?
22357	What sort of a squeak, please?
22357	What then would you advise?
22357	What was He like, then?
22357	What was it dressed like?
22357	What was it, Daddy?
22357	What would you have?
22357	What''s Gweek?
22357	What''s Romanys?
22357	What''s it going to cost?
22357	What''s the biggest snake you ever saw?
22357	What''s up? 22357 What, a sailor and afraid?"
22357	What, then, are my instructions, as you are pleased to call them?
22357	When?
22357	Where did you see him?
22357	Where do you live?
22357	Where''s master?
22357	Where,I asked,"are the Romany chals and the Romany chis?"
22357	Which is strongest, Daddy, God or the Devil?
22357	Which is the horridest, Daddy-- a snake or a shark?
22357	Which king?
22357	Who ever heard of a horse''s scalp? 22357 Who is it?
22357	Who is the wench? 22357 Who was Popoff?"
22357	Who was the one, Daddy?
22357	Whose beard?
22357	Why a rose and why a crown?
22357	Why are you here, sir?
22357	Why did he raise his hands twice?
22357	Why did you not warn me, Henrietta?
22357	Why did you rob me last night?
22357	Why do you say that I robbed you last night?
22357	Why do you want this large sum of money?
22357	Why not?
22357	Why were you such a chump as to turn your back on him like that?
22357	Why, what''s wrong with them?
22357	Why?
22357	Will you hold his coat?
22357	Wo n''t go away? 22357 Would he have cried?"
22357	You are my nephew, Vereker Tregellis?
22357	You had my letter?
22357	You have food- stuffs on board?
22357	You were told that I was not receiving?
22357	You will bolt your door at night?
22357	_ Which_ church?
22357	***** DESTRUCTION OF ENEMY''S FLEET***** BURNING OF TOWN***** TRAWLERS DESTROY MINE FIELD LOSS OF TWO BATTLESHIPS***** IS IT THE END?
22357	Above all, might it not be the food of life, of monstrous life, even as the humble grease of the ocean is the food for the mighty whale?
22357	Am I the only man with a motor- car?"
22357	And then from Dimples:--"Whose half- crown?"
22357	And what was the meaning of it all?
22357	Anything upset you?"
22357	Are n''t you afraid of being caught?
22357	At every gathering of airmen, Joyce- Armstrong, according to Dangerfield, would ask, with an enigmatic smile:"And where, pray, is Myrtle''s head?"
22357	But before I go, how is this?"
22357	But might it not be the remains of life?
22357	But was it not possible that I had attained it?
22357	But what about me?
22357	But what do you know of Gaster Fell, Miss Cameron?"
22357	But why should they suspect my modest confectioner''s villa more than any other of the ten thousand houses that face the sea?
22357	But you say that you can do me a service which will be worth a thousand pounds to me?"
22357	By what devilish instinct did this raw undergraduate find the one chink in his armour?
22357	Can I hope to convey it to you even as I saw it myself last Thursday?
22357	Can you give me no hint what means you would adopt to attain this very desirable end?"
22357	Can you undertake to hold her securely while I go to Colonel Worral at Pedley and get a warrant and a guard?"
22357	Could it be merely the restlessness, the love of adventure of a young girl?
22357	Crocodiles live on sand- banks, do n''t they?
22357	Daddy, did you ever see a fairy?"
22357	Daddy, will you tell us about animals?"
22357	Did n''t you tell him that I am not seen before midday?"
22357	Died of what?
22357	Do n''t you think he would beat the crocodile?"
22357	Do n''t you think if we both screamed together we could do some good?
22357	Do you fink you would have heard of a boa-''strictor forty- five feet long if there was one in South America?"
22357	Do you imagine that you could defeat their vast armada?"
22357	Do you know the person?
22357	Do you mean to tell me that I''m not morally justified in what I have done?
22357	Do you really believe-- does anybody really believe-- that a man''s head could be driven clean into his body by the force of a fall?
22357	Do you suppose that I could go and stick up this one personal enemy of mine and escape detection?
22357	Have you a bolt on the inside of your door?"
22357	Have you ever thought of going further-- or seeking a course of college or even a learned profession?"
22357	Have you not your orders?
22357	Have you seen him before?"
22357	How could he swallow that?"
22357	How do you know what friends she may have?"
22357	How many hundred Rolls- Royces are there in the South of England?"
22357	I hope I have convinced you that I had intended full reparation in each case before you came to accuse me?"
22357	I remember old Horli saying,"What use is a gun aboard a submarine?"
22357	If that latent power of Dimples should ever come out, how will it be manifest?
22357	Is it our brave French soldiers who advance?
22357	Is n''t he too awful with that black thing over his face?
22357	Like whom?"
22357	Nothing more?"
22357	Now in London--""Well, what about London?"
22357	Now, Barker, what do you think of it all?
22357	Oh, my goodness, whatever shall we do?"
22357	Or is it your splendid Tommies?
22357	Or was there, possibly, some deeper meaning in this nocturnal journey?
22357	She had clearly lied to me, too, for was it conceivable that she should correspond with a man whom she had never seen?
22357	Then how did you understand all I have said to you about gipsies?
22357	Was it a whale, Daddy?"
22357	Was it the beer-- or was it the tea?
22357	Was n''t that so?"
22357	Were n''t you, Baby?"
22357	What about the girls?"
22357	What about yourself?"
22357	What aid should be needed on Gaster Fell?"
22357	What are you then?
22357	What could she be doing flying the flag in the enemy''s waters?
22357	What did Venables say?
22357	What did you do it_ for_?
22357	What do you mean?
22357	What does this prove?
22357	What is it that you want?"
22357	What is it?"
22357	What is sleep?
22357	What motive could have taken her from her snug room on to the bleak, wind- swept hills?
22357	What on earth is the matter?
22357	What power could there be to draw this tender girl, through wind and rain and darkness, across the fearsome moors to that strange rendezvous?
22357	What shall be his fate?
22357	What was it you asked?"
22357	What was it?"
22357	What would you advise us to do?"
22357	What''s yours?"
22357	What, then, does Wriggly represent?
22357	When has such a story as this been written in the annals of our race?
22357	Who are you to call her Henrietta?"
22357	Who has a Rolls- Royce about here except you?"
22357	Who''s the fellow who talks of''one crowded hour of glorious life''?
22357	Why do you think that I will give you so large a sum of money?"
22357	Why should I have a_ port_ of any kind?
22357	Why the devil do n''t you keep your head- lights on?
22357	Why?"
22357	With whom will the honour lie?"
22357	You could n''t call them useful, could you?"
22357	You will give me water, will you not?
22357	You will not refuse me?"
22357	cried the elder,"may I present Mr. Jack Jarvis, of Brasenose College?
22357	from both boys: and then,"Did it go into the next county, Daddy?"
22357	he cried,"what are you up to?"
22357	or"Were you ever chased by a bear?"
22357	who is there can tell me where it leads?"
22357	you would treat a lady so-- you would do it again?
29146	A tip- sheet for the weightless races at Fomalhaut VI?
29146	Already? 29146 And this shoal in hyper- space is a world, is n''t it?"
29146	And?
29146	Are you nuts?
29146	But I thought Irwadi craved isolation--"Isolation, Chind? 29146 But I-- you-- aren''t you coming?"
29146	But could there be?
29146	But they''ll find us, and--"You coming upstairs or will you wait out here and freeze to death in the cold?
29146	But this particular shoal-- it''s midway between Irwadi and Earth?
29146	But what elth?
29146	But you--"I? 29146 Did you say Margot Dennison?
29146	Do I bow down in awe or run from here screaming? 29146 Do n''t you know who that guy is?"
29146	Do you have enough--"Me? 29146 Do you want me to follow them down?"
29146	Does it really matter? 29146 For now?"
29146	Have n''t you ever been through hyper- space before?
29146	How''s about taking them?
29146	I--"For crying out loud, I do n''t look that lecherous, do I? 29146 Is n''t it clear?
29146	Is n''t it-- beautiful?
29146	Is there such a fuel supply in the Graveyard?
29146	Let''s see it in writing, huh?
29146	No? 29146 Ramsey, tell me, what is X?"
29146	Relax, will you? 29146 So do I take the ship back up?"
29146	So? 29146 Still, I never spent the night in a man''s--""What''s the matter with you?
29146	Their ship?
29146	Then what are we going to do?
29146	Then why are n''t trips through hyper- space instantaneous? 29146 Then why do n''t you talk in_ Coine_,"Ramsey said in the interstellar language,"and make her feel better?
29146	Tho if you will kindly thurrender your permit?
29146	Well?
29146	Were you talking to me?
29146	What about Sally and the kids?
29146	What about the ship?
29146	What about the_ Polaris_?
29146	What are you going to do now?
29146	What can it possibly be?
29146	What certain points?
29146	What did you tell him? 29146 What do you mean?"
29146	What do you want?
29146	What does all that mean, Captain Ramsey?
29146	What impression?
29146	What now, little lady?
29146	What the devil is that supposed to mean?
29146	What will I do? 29146 What''s so funny?"
29146	What''s the matter?
29146	What-- what do you mean?
29146	Where did they go?
29146	Where to?
29146	Where to?
29146	Where''d you go?
29146	Who wants to go back to Earth-- if you ca n''t?
29146	Wo n''t you Earthmen ever learn?
29146	Yes, what is it?
29146	You got a place to sleep?
29146	You hear it?
29146	You mean it?
29146	You mean they have to be avoided?
29146	You mean we''ll take off from a Graveyard? 29146 You really do n''t believe that, do you?
29146	You see?
29146	You''d really like to know, would n''t you?
29146	You''re a dance- hall girl, are n''t you?
29146	***** Ramsey said:"What makes you think I''ll let you take her?"
29146	*****"Did n''t it strike you as odd that a scientist should be elevated to the top post in your department?"
29146	*****"What is it?"
29146	A barrier of stark terror, subjective and unfounded on fact?
29146	And beyond it-- what?
29146	And the something that was found needed a scientist?"
29146	Beauty or power?
29146	Because he thought he would die?
29146	Because that was the only way you could perish on a world lacking in the time dimension-- by your own thoughts?
29146	Besides, why arouse suspicion?"
29146	But at the top-- who would crave isolation at the top?"
29146	But did n''t the notes need the medium of time in which to be heard?
29146	But it is n''t necessary now, is it?
29146	But then the Graveyard is a kind of parts department, is n''t it?"
29146	But what the devil would hyper- space have to do with such a myth?
29146	Could his fear be attributed to ancestral memory, as Dennison had indicated?
29146	Did you expect a palace?"
29146	Do n''t you read the''casts?"
29146	Do n''t you understand that?
29146	Do you understand?"
29146	Do you?"
29146	Does that make sense?"
29146	Duration is purely subjective, so what''s your hurry?"
29146	Especially since you''re in a jam with a totalitarian government gone wild?
29146	From a junk- heap of battered old derelict ships?"
29146	He saluted crisply and said:"You wanted to see me, sir?"
29146	How could they hear music here at all?
29146	If they do n''t escape, how can we follow them?"
29146	Ironical, is n''t it?
29146	It''s always encountered in hyper- space between Earth and Irwadi?"
29146	Just how do you hide your thoughts from a mind reader?
29146	Mental suggestion?
29146	Of what?
29146	Or must proto- man, like humans everywhere, fall victim to subjective time if objective time did not matter for him?
29146	Or should I thay, ecth- captain?"
29146	Or were they hearing it?
29146	Ramar Chind shrugged resignedly and lisped:"How much fuel will they need for their purposes, sir, whatever their purposes are?"
29146	Ramsey, who had replaced the letter where he''d found it, said:"Just what the devil did you think you were doing, locking us in?"
29146	Sally Englander called from the kitchen of the small flat:"Will Jase be staying for supper?"
29146	She merely asked:"Is it true that there''s no such thing as time in hyper- space?"
29146	She said:"I''m prepared to pay you one thousand credits; what do you say?"
29146	So what?"
29146	So, why Garr Symm?
29146	That''s why I''m here, or did n''t you guess?"
29146	The stakes were big-- a planet or two-- but it all added up to an----_ EQUATION OF DOOM by GERALD VANCE"Your name ith Jathon Ramthey?"
29146	The tri- di star?"
29146	Then was there a barrier which Garr Symm, along with all humanoids, had somehow inherited?
29146	Then what''s this?"
29146	They take several hours, do n''t they?"
29146	Think of what it means, Ramsey, can you?
29146	Under the circumstances?
29146	Was it really baseless-- this crawling, cold- fingered hand of fear on his spine?
29146	Well?"
29146	Well?"
29146	Well?"
29146	What can I do?"
29146	What d''you say?"
29146	What did she expect?
29146	What did you tell him?"
29146	What else did you read in my mind?"
29146	What other qualifications did he have which gave him the top Irwadian Security job?
29146	What the devil d''you think it was first got man out of his cave and started along the road to civilization and the stars?
29146	What was Ramsey''s secret?
29146	What was X?
29146	What was that you were thinking?
29146	Which do you think won in the end?"
29146	Who?"
29146	Will you please close that mind of yours?
29146	You read my father''s letter, did n''t you?
29146	You think we''re going to spend the night here?
29146	You understand?"
29146	You, Vardin?"
29146	_ The Enterprise_...."But do n''t we do anything except follow them?"
29146	would take your license away if you took a ship up and through hyper, do you?
30126	By whose interpretation, yours or mine?
30126	And, still further, he interprets the Bible in the light(?)
30126	But do you see where this brings us?
30126	But if ye believe not his writings, how shall ye believe My words?"
30126	But suppose a man should seek to know spiritual truth and yet refuse to surrender his heart to Christ in faith, then what?
30126	But suppose the inquirer doubts the possibility of entering into a scientific knowledge of spiritual truth by following this formula, what then?
30126	For Satan raised a question about the Word,--"Yea, hath God said?"
30126	For how can faith in an inerrant Bible and unbelief in its inerrancy abide in harmony in the same house?
30126	For how can finite man relate and interpret the few and scattered facts he discovers in the realm of infinite truth?
30126	Foster, in the Chicago University Divinity School: Is there no place to assail Christianity but a divinity school?
30126	God responsible for the unspeakable woe and the unmeasured suffering of man?
30126	God the author of that inherent force in man''s nature which has filled the earth with hatred, violence, bloodshed, and death?
30126	Has present- day science anything to say about this?
30126	How can a man by searching find out God?
30126	How can a man follow such methods and yet imagine that he is scientific?
30126	If the Bible is not a reliable guide in facts, how do we know that it is a trustworthy guide in doctrine?
30126	In spite of the collapse of the supposed biological proofs, are there any tangible and scientifically established proofs in the geological realm?
30126	Is a theological seminary an appropriate place for a general massacre of Christian doctrine?
30126	Is pantheism true?
30126	Is there no one to write infidel books except the professors of Christian theology?
30126	These questions are: If the Bible is wrong in history, what guarantee is there that it is right in morals?
30126	What can this mean but that Spencer saw, at least dimly, the radical difference between the intellectual and the spiritual faculties?
30126	What reason more can the Church want to justify her for intolerance of a theory that will do this to a man''s faith?
30126	When did the Church ever try to force a man, educated or ignorant, to give up what he knows to be facts in order to become a Christian?
30126	When was a man ever asked by Christian schools to choose between the assured results and methods of scientific investigation and loyalty to Christ?
30126	Where lies the cause?
30474	A relief for you, eh?
30474	As vicious as all that?
30474	Did they get a picture of the dome?
30474	Nasty?
30474	None?
30474	Not a hint?
30474	What''s happened here?
30474	What''ve they been up to, Dar?
30474	Why''ve you gone underground? 30474 You do n''t suppose this is all a waste of time, do you?"
30474	***** The two walked down the long corridor together and Ebor said,"Well?
30474	What happened?"
30474	Why do you need cheering up?"
30474	[ Illustration] THEY ALSO SERVE By DONALD E. WESTLAKE Illustrated by Douglas_ Why should people hate vultures?
30649	Anyone else in the house?
30649	Do n''t you see? 30649 Do you know why we are ahead of you in space?"
30649	Space program?
30649	Where''s your wife?
30649	_ What?_He waved a hand.
30649	But what if there was no way out?
30649	But what?
30649	It said, HAVE YOU INSPECTED HULL?
30649	What are rockets, compared to this?"
30743	What then is a proposition?
30259	Are n''t there guerrillas in the Ancarta vicinity for you to work with?
30259	But... who are you? 30259 Can you provide it?"
30259	Did you ever hear of jujitsu?
30259	Does n''t it?
30259	Fifty? 30259 God?"
30259	Government men do n''t come out one at a time, do they, Huey?
30259	How come?
30259	How do you know?
30259	How many men are going to come back?
30259	How many people are there on this planet?
30259	Such as?
30259	The war''s definitely over, is n''t it?
30259	Then why come to us?
30259	Think they all got tails?
30259	Well,he asked,"do I pass the course?"
30259	Well?
30259	What now?
30259	What''s important is, who are_ you_? 30259 Who are you planning on calling?"
30259	Who are you?
30259	Who do you think you are?
30259	Why not?
30259	Why should I believe it?
30259	After all, I''d given it to him, had n''t I?
30259	After all, what else was there to do?
30259	And what are you doing here?"
30259	Carboy?"
30259	How did you get your information out?"
30259	How do you know?"
30259	How many of them are going to get lost out there, return to the city, try to go up against New Didymus with a heater and nothing else?
30259	How many of them have had all the excitement they want?
30259	Sixty?
30259	Want to capture us all right now and take us back to New Didymus with you?"
30259	Well, it was what they wanted, was n''t it?
30259	What army?"
30259	What difference did it make whether or not he called me"Sir"?
30259	What force?
30259	What makes them think a man''s special, just because he uses his brain once in a while?
30476	How could I miss it, darling? 30476 How''s_ your_ moon rocket coming along, son?"
30476	Is it still hush- hush?
30476	The Russians?
30476	Where will you be?
30476	You were planning to make the trip also?
30476	As he got up from his chair, Mom said,"And what''s your plan for today, young man?
30476	But could he smuggle himself aboard?
30476	Davy Crockett or Buck Rogers?"
30476	Did you see the rocket blast?"
30476	Fourth of July on the moon?"
30476	Guess where I am?
30476	He kissed his wife and said,"Well, did you see the big sky rocket?"
30476	It went to the moon, did n''t it?"
30476	John called,"Where''s Bobby?
30476	Lots of fun no doubt but what''s the purpose?
30476	What do you think of this boy of ours?_ Bobby gulped the last of his cereal so he could go outside and wriggle for joy.
30476	Who said Dad did n''t know what he was doing?
30476	Why not give Mom a hint?
29931	And the return?
29931	And when these plans are carried out you expect success?
29931	And you expect me to loan you money on the strength of this-- this day- dreaming on paper?
29931	Any news?
29931	Are you happy?
29931	Better than your idea of a single booster?
29931	But if it did work--?
29931	But what kind of an alternative is this? 29931 But why does it have to be so hard?
29931	Do n''t you believe it can be done?
29931	Do you know what you signed?
29931	Do you still own a car?
29931	Have you seen Morton lately? 29931 How can I service them-- from my basement?"
29931	Killing me? 29931 That_ is_ the truth?"
29931	The crew-- died?
29931	Then what are you waiting for?
29931	Then why on earth did you sign them?
29931	Through? 29931 What are you doing?"
29931	What have you got in that briefcase?
29931	What time?
29931	Who?
29931	Yes?
29931	Yes?
29931	You are n''t going out?
29931	You came here after_ what_?
29931	You expect me to bail you out-- clean up your debts-- put you clear?
29931	You know where you can raise-- more money?
29931	You think it wo n''t work, then?
29931	You''d actually--_kill_, to get that ship into the air?
29931	You''re sure this time, though?
29931	Are you_ really_ still at it-- beating your brains out against that stone wall?"
29931	Do you realize that with these papers I can put you in the street?
29931	Giving away everything you''ve got?"
29931	Gorman laughed and said,"I suppose that''s a problem you''ll face when you come to it?"
29931	He asked,"Are you going to stop the flight?"
29931	How do you feel about it?
29931	How many failures?
29931	If they all ca n''t make it, would a later date--?"
29931	Is that all?"
29931	Is that clear?"
29931	Lake--?"
29931	Shall we have dinner in the patio?"
29931	Suppose we could put a rocket on the Moon and bring it back?
29931	That all I have to do is raise my hand and you''re done?"
29931	The last, crude insult?
29931	Turn a perfectly sound, entrenched business into a blue- sky factory?
29931	Was it possible?
29931	What are the figures, Lucy?"
29931	What are you going to do?_""I''m going to be the first man to send a rocket to the Moon."
29931	What now, Coving?"
29931	What''s the latest on the radar relay equipment?"
29931	What''s with the dream now?"
29931	Where would that leave us?
29931	Why ca n''t one of the big corporations help you?
29931	Why do n''t you take their orders?"
29931	You follow me?"
29931	You remember my basement days, do n''t you Joshua?"
29931	You''ve selected them?"
29931	_ Fortunately?_***** At times he had wondered.
30715	And what have you decided?
30715	How do you feel?
30715	Oh, you''ve given it some thought, Doc?
30715	They''re very much in love, are n''t they? 30715 You know how important it is that this colony be established?
30715	Farrel said,"How do you feel?"
30715	It is n''t fair to bring a baby into--"Farrel said,"Fair, Mary?
30715	Why not admit you''re licked?"
30715	You know that, do n''t you?
30304	And you want to pick up our pet spy?
30304	Any indication yet as to who our saboteur is?
30304	Ca n''t we phone the target building?
30304	Did you ever hear of the Pauli Effect?
30304	Do n''t you have any idea?
30304	Do you think the shock treatment you gave him will cause any repercussions?
30304	Have you got any ideas yet?
30304	How long do you think it will be before we can resume our work with the Monster?
30304	How much longer do you figure it''ll take, Dave?
30304	How so?
30304	Mr. Taggert? 30304 Now, what happens if your axioms-- not the logic_ about_ the axioms, but the axioms themselves-- are proven to be wrong?"
30304	Raving?
30304	So, what evidence do they have? 30304 What do you suggest?"
30304	What do you think of the sabotage idea?
30304	What else can you do with a man who''s a psionic psychopath?
30304	What excuse do we have for putting a new man on the Redford team?
30304	What got you onto this?
30304	What was the snooping you said you had to do?
30304	What''s that?
30304	What''s the pitch?
30304	What?
30304	Would you care for some coffee?
30304	Yes?
30304	You all right?
30304	You want to carry that mat?
30304	_ Even if it has to smash every experimental device around!_After all, if nobody can experiment on your theory, it ca n''t be proved wrong, can it?
30304	As the door opened, Taggert said:"Senator Gonzales, may I present Mr. David MacHeath?
30304	But we_ do_ have one suspect, do n''t we?
30304	But, first... Harry, how''d you know about Bern''s reactions?
30304	Do you realize that this is the fortieth anniversary of the first saucer sighting, back in 1944?"
30304	How''s everything?"
30304	Is n''t that what a scientist is supposed to do?"
30304	No dice, eh?"
30304	Odd streak of luck we''ve had, is n''t it?
30304	Or are you trying to give me your impression of Mrs. Jesser in a conversation with a saucerite?"
30304	See the pattern?"
30304	So?"
30304	Then why arrest him?"
30304	Uh... would n''t we?"
30304	What about_ him_?"
30304	What did you pick up?"
30304	Will you go down and get it for me, Bill?"
30304	You David MacHeath?"
30398	''Lo, Kilby.... Did you forget?
30398	And I''m forgiven?
30398	And be picked apart mentally and physically in the Federation''s laboratories?
30398	Did n''t keep you waiting, did I?
30398	Did you reset the trap switch at the house entry?
30398	Forget what?
30398	Got him instantly, eh?
30398	Somebody has been checking on you, too?
30398	That''s obvious, is n''t it? 30398 There''s no indication of what did attract attention to you?"
30398	Until we hear some day that billions of human beings are dying on the Federation''s worlds?
30398	Well,Halder asked,"what else can we do?
30398	Were you able to bring the records with you, Rane?
30398	When was this?
30398	Whose problem are you supposed to solve now?
30398	Why that?
30398	Wo n''t it? 30398 You still intend to use the Senla Starlight Cruisers to get out into space?"
30398	You warned Rane and Santin?
30398	All right?"
30398	And with the Federation on our trail... even if we get away this time, what chance is there now of contacting the whole group before time runs out?"
30398	Halder growled amiably,"What do you think?
30398	How can you be sure?"
30398	Now, is there anything else to discuss?"
30398	Rane turned to the exit portal''s controls, asked,"Where shall I let you out?"
30398	What do you say, Rane?"
30398	What had they done with Kilby?
30398	What happened?"
30398	Why stop?"
30398	Will you be back before evening?"
14021	A doctor, sir?
14021	And America?
14021	And Christianity certainly has been the Religion of the West up to a hundred years ago?
14021	And Europe?
14021	And how did we keep out of the Eastern War?
14021	And if it goes wrong?
14021	And is there any other news?
14021	And my Germans are in it? 14021 And nothing more is known?"
14021	And now what remains to be said? 14021 And that is all?"
14021	And that priest-- that priest does n''t think so?
14021	And the Abbey will be used?
14021	And the East?
14021	And the Holy Father?
14021	And the programme?
14021	And the religious effect of that?
14021	And they?
14021	And what do you think?
14021	And what is the Government doing?
14021	And what next, sir? 14021 And what then?"
14021	And what then?
14021	And you are sure?
14021	And you have done so?
14021	And you think our plan will hinder it?
14021	And you will tell them so?
14021	And you, Holiness?
14021	And you?
14021	And your Eminence?
14021	And your speech to- morrow?
14021	And-- and they''ve just stopped?
14021	And-- and which would you say were the most highly evolved people-- East or West?
14021	Any complete message?
14021	Are you a Catholic?
14021	Are you going like this? 14021 Are you in pain?"
14021	Are you sure you are not too frightened, my dear? 14021 Are you the Archbishop, sir?"
14021	Are you too tired to talk, my dear?
14021	As you said, What is the use of words?
14021	Brand,came the sharp fairy voice,"is that you?...
14021	But I really want to get at what they think.... Well, then, that is all?
14021	But is it absolutely certain that the East has got them?
14021	But it is all well between us again?
14021	But what do they say about that?
14021	But what does it all mean? 14021 But what has he done?"
14021	But what is it?
14021	But who is Felsenburgh?
14021	But you did what you could, my dear?
14021	But-- but can not we be friends?
14021	By the way, Brand, what do you know of a man called Phillips? 14021 Can I do anything for you?"
14021	Did he confess it?
14021	Did you notice anything just now, sweetheart-- when I said that about Jesus Christ?
14021	Do I not?
14021	Do the people understand?
14021	Do you know if he is alive?
14021	Do you mean--? 14021 Do you think the conspirators will attempt it?"
14021	Does he ask for anything?
14021	Eh?
14021	Eminence, have you considered the effect in either case? 14021 Europe will not split?"
14021	Euthanasia?
14021	Father Franklin?
14021	Father, I must not keep you; but tell me this-- Who is this man?
14021	Felsenburgh?
14021	Friends?
14021	Good news or bad?
14021	Had you better tell me now?
14021	Has he any other name?
14021	Have you a Comparative Atlas, sir?
14021	Have you ever been in a typhoon?
14021	Have you noticed how few great men we''ve got? 14021 He is coming straight through, your Eminence?"
14021	He will not veto it?
14021	He will, will he not? 14021 His likeness to the other?"
14021	How did this come through?
14021	How do I know it is not a dream?
14021	How do they know he was a Catholic?
14021	How do you account for that, then? 14021 How ill?"
14021	How old is He?
14021	How shall you go?
14021	How would your old fellow- Catholics account for it?
14021	I beg your pardon, sir, but were you at Brighton, at the accident two months ago?
14021	I may tell her about you, sir?
14021	I must not say I am a priest, I suppose?
14021	I suppose we shall communicate with one another?
14021	I will telephone in the morning.... Mabel, do you remember what I told you about the priest?
14021	Indeed, sir?
14021	Is it true,she said again,"that all are to be questioned as to whether they believe in God, and to be killed if they confess it?"
14021	Is it true?
14021	Is it? 14021 Is n''t it astonishing the way in which suggestion lasts?
14021	Is n''t that very hopeful?
14021	Is sentimentality all you mean by friendship? 14021 Is that all?"
14021	Is there any other proposal?
14021	Is this any use?
14021	Is what true, my dear?
14021	It is not Eastern news?
14021	It is not certain that she will die-- it is not imminent?
14021	It is of no use.. Then you did sign it?
14021	Mabel, where are you going?
14021	Mother is ill. Shall I leave her?
14021	My darling,cried the man,"have you nothing to say?"
14021	My dear, my dear, what is it?
14021	My dear, what do you mean when you say that He is not yet known?
14021	My dear, what is it?
14021	No more than that?
14021	No, sir; it was my daughter- in- law-- I beg your pardon, sir, but---"Well?
14021	Nothing else?
14021	Oh, very good.... May we know what good comes of being''received into the Church?''
14021	Oliver, what do you say to people when they are dying?
14021	Oliver,she cried again,"I must tell you this.... Do you know what I thought before you came?"
14021	One instant-- is it true that this worship will be compulsory?
14021	Shall I send to you in a day or two? 14021 Shall you be there, sir?"
14021	Sweetheart,he said gravely,"can not you trust me a little?
14021	Tell me, are you very ill?
14021	Thank you so much, Mr. Francis.... Then that is the kind of outline?
14021	That among the palms, Holiness?
14021	That place, father,He said,"what is its name?"
14021	That they are pig- headed? 14021 The Mohammedans believe in God, too, do n''t they?"
14021	The door is shut, father? 14021 The effect?"
14021	Then Felsenburgh was in London?
14021	Then when do you suppose the news was made public?
14021	Then you did sign it?
14021	This man? 14021 Was there ever a dream like this?"
14021	Waves, do you think?
14021	Well, Eminence?
14021	Well, briefly, they say that pain is the result of sin---"And sin? 14021 Well, my child?"
14021	Well, my dear, what is it? 14021 Well, my dear?"
14021	Well, my dear?
14021	Well, my dear?
14021	Well, my dear?
14021	Well, sir, you will come, will you not?
14021	Well, sir,he said hastily,"you will say nothing till you have seen her?
14021	Well, then, Father Percy Franklin; can you tell us why you came here? 14021 Well, think about it, and let me know.... You have heard what has happened?"
14021	Well, what is it, my dear? 14021 Well, you have seen Mr. Phillips, then?"
14021	Well?
14021	Well?
14021	Were you there, madam?
14021	What about him?
14021	What about this European parliament?
14021	What am I wanted to say?
14021	What chance do you see?
14021	What do they mean by that?
14021	What do you make of it?
14021	What do you think of the Pope''s new Religious Order, sir?
14021	What do you think of the weather?
14021	What do you think will be the effect?
14021	What else?
14021	What else?
14021	What happened to you?
14021	What is the meaning?
14021	What is the use of these questions?
14021	What is your opinion of the whole affair, sir?
14021	What kind of figure?
14021	What of the figures?
14021	What time will they be back?
14021	What year was the_ Two- Thirds Majority Bill_ passed?
14021	What''s the matter with mother?
14021	When would you wish me to bring you Holy Communion? 14021 When?"
14021	Where is it?
14021	Who is Felsenburgh, after all?
14021	Who is it? 14021 Who is that?"
14021	Who is there?
14021	Who is this man?
14021	Who is this?
14021	Why are you not a Catholic yourself?
14021	Why did he shoot just then?
14021	Why does she not send for her parish- priest?
14021	Why not at once?
14021	Why not now?
14021	Why, father?
14021	Will you hear my confession, father?
14021	Will you promise me to sit quietly, then?
14021	Will your Eminence wait here?
14021	Would you mind telling us your name? 14021 Yes, Mabel?"
14021	Yes, Oliver?
14021	Yes, but by what means?
14021	Yes, my child,he said quietly,"but who is it?"
14021	Yes, my son?
14021	Yes? 14021 You are afraid, sir?
14021	You are all Masons, of course?
14021	You have been here all this evening?
14021	You saw that too, then.... Mabel, do you think she is falling back?
14021	You see that, do you not? 14021 You sent for him, mother?"
14021	You swear you are a priest?
14021	You will come, sir, will you not? 14021 Your arm, my dear?"
14021	''Paternity,''is it not?
14021	*****"And the fall of the Universities?"
14021	... And it is true that Christians have died for this Faith, whatever it is?"
14021	... Is death imminent?"
14021	A line or two ran in her head from one of the old Victorian poets: You doubt If any one Could think or bid it?
14021	After all, who was old Blackmore to frighten him?
14021	And I am not, any more, at least not with my heart, though I see you are right.... Do you understand, my dear?
14021	And I ca n''t get Felsenburgh out of my head.... Father Franklin---""Yes?"
14021	And how do you do it, Father Franklin?"
14021	And how far was he, Percy Franklin, responsible?
14021	And now, you till come, sir?"
14021	And then Hell; how could you ever have believed in that?...
14021	And what do you think should be done?"
14021	And what next?"
14021	And what of Julian Felsenburgh?"
14021	And will He be with us to- morrow?"
14021	And yet, what do I know of him?
14021	And you signed it?"
14021	And you will not come until twenty- two o''clock, sir?"
14021	Are you coming, father?"
14021	Are you still losing Catholics through Masonry?"
14021	Are you sure?"
14021	At any rate, we know your address, and can let you know.... By the way, Father Franklin, are you going back to Westminster to- night?"
14021	At least, so I think.... Father, who in God''s name is Felsenburgh?"
14021	Brand and his wife know nothing of all this?"
14021	Brand?
14021	Brand?"
14021	Brand?"
14021	Brand?"
14021	Brand?"
14021	But I believe it is practically certain, is it not?--that Divine Worship is to be restored throughout the kingdom?"
14021	But after this---""Well?"
14021	But briefly---""Well?"
14021	But have n''t I told them a hundred times?"
14021	But if not---""Well?"
14021	But there must be a Founder-- Who, in God''s Name?
14021	But what does faith mean, except that we know that mercy will prevail?
14021	But you would like to?"
14021	By the way...""Yes?"
14021	Can you hear?"
14021	Can you not shake hands?"
14021	Could not republics, too, lay aside their splendour, mobs be tamed, selfishness deny itself, and wisdom confess its ignorance?...
14021	Did you know him?"
14021	Did you not feel it?"
14021	Do n''t you see that Christianity is only one way of saying all that?
14021	Do you know whom I at first took it for?"
14021	Do you not remember seeing me in the Cathedral?"
14021	Do you not understand that all which Jesus Christ promised has come true, though in another way?
14021	Do you remember, sir?--an old lady?"
14021	Do you see now why I was so tiresome?
14021	Does it ever come back to you?"
14021	Dreams are nonsense, are they not?
14021	Eminence, do you realise how violent the feeling is against us?"
14021	Even death itself seemed now no longer terrible, for was not death swallowed up in victory?
14021	Even the Archbishop, holy man as he was, with all his childlike faith-- was that the man to lead English Catholics and confound their enemies?
14021	Father, ought I to tell him?"
14021	First, may I ask a question?"
14021	First, there was his intellect, puzzled beyond description, demanding, Why, why, why?
14021	Francis?"
14021	Francis?"
14021	Francis?"
14021	Francis?"
14021	God-- You would understand, would n''t You?"
14021	Have you anything to add to this?"
14021	Have you decided yet as to whether the priest is to come again?"
14021	He became a Cardinal, did n''t he?"
14021	He can not harm me, can he?
14021	He had said mass, had he not?
14021	He had seen him lay himself down there some time-- was it four hours or four centuries ago?
14021	He says he can not deny God, neither can he affirm Him.--He was your secretary, then?"
14021	He will be back to dinner, will he not?"
14021	He wondered what he was doing now; whether he had taken off the Roman collar of Christ''s familiar slaves?
14021	His recommendations--?
14021	His voice was as-- as the sound of the sea-- as simple as that-- as-- as lamentable-- as strong as that.--Did you not hear it?"
14021	How can he believe it?
14021	How can this man injure you?"
14021	How can we pretend anything when you do not believe in God?
14021	How could he bear that?
14021	How could it come about?...
14021	How could it not?
14021	How long, he wondered, would there be peace?
14021	How old are you?"
14021	How was it conceivable that God did not intervene, and that the Father of men could permit His dear world to be so ranged against Him?
14021	How was it to be dealt with?
14021	How would he use his success?...
14021	I am a Catholic--?"
14021	I am not sure that it appealed even to me much( and I was always a strong Individualist)--except by way of pathos---""Yes?"
14021	I am safe now?
14021	I do not see how it could be bettered....""Yes, Oliver?"
14021	I dreamed of Him all night.... Oliver, where is He?"
14021	I mean, who sent for you?"
14021	I suppose no rehearsal will be possible?"
14021	I suppose you have to write your letter yet?"
14021	I understand that you offer yourselves as-- as Masters of Ceremonies--?"
14021	I was there too-- do you not remember?
14021	I would not move it for the world: it was her toy, was it not?"
14021	II And as for Himself, what had He to say to all this?
14021	III And as for His inner life, what can be said of that?
14021	III"Oh, mother,"said Mabel, kneeling by the bed;"can not you understand what has happened?"
14021	If it could reach this woman, who could be too far removed for it to take effect?
14021	If_ Papa Angelicus_ who now reigned in Rome had not thought of it, why should a foolish, conceited priest in Westminster set himself up to do so?
14021	In Italy?
14021	Is it his Holiness?''"
14021	It is after midnight, is it not?"
14021	It is just nervous excitement.... Shall I pull down the blind?"
14021	It is much better so.--And then, I suppose, Father Franklin, you want to give those other things to my mother, too?"
14021	It is simple, impressive, and, above all, it is unmistakable in its main lesson---""And that you take to be--?"
14021	It is this-- Why do Catholics believe in God?"
14021	It meant that every living creature in it was killed and probably many more in the place where it fell-- and what then?
14021	It must not be known, sir; you will promise me that, too?"
14021	It ran as follows:"What of Masonry?
14021	It should have been forwarded by telegraphy-- why was that not done?"
14021	It was just exactly what they were not.... Where was I?
14021	It was very well for those that had the Faith, but what of the countless millions who were settling down in contented blasphemy?
14021	It will throw the movement back ten years.... Do you think that there are not thousands like yourself who hate and detest this violence?...
14021	Just now she can understand very little of what has happened.... What time shall you be home?"
14021	My dear, do people really believe all that?"
14021	Now what does all that mean?...
14021	Now, mother, are you ready for breakfast?"
14021	Now, sir, would you mind telling us why you came here?"
14021	Now, what do you make of that?"
14021	Oh!--what could they not do?...
14021	Oliver, do you understand?
14021	Oliver, how can they?"
14021	Or was God behind even this?
14021	Or why was it that that name seemed to him sinister?
14021	Perhaps you heard---""Felsenburgh?"
14021	Phillips?"
14021	Phillips?"
14021	Shall I get you anything?"
14021	Shall I read to you?"
14021	She heard an indrawn hiss behind her chair, and the next instant an exclamation from Mabel.... What was that?
14021	Tell me, Oliver?"
14021	That is all you know, then?"
14021	That was the answer; and was it not overwhelmingly sufficient?
14021	The poor dear is too ill. Will you come downstairs, sir?"
14021	Then they say that they deduce other things about God-- that He is Love, for example, because of happiness---""And the pain?"
14021	Then why not she?...
14021	There is a Catholic plot, sir, discovered in London---""Well?"
14021	There is no church law against your telling us, is there?"
14021	There is no one listening?"
14021	There was a gentle sobbing somewhere in the air-- was it her own or another''s?
14021	Was it just then to repeat formulas, to lie still, to open despatches, to listen through the telephone, and to suffer?
14021	Was not that scheme as old as the eternal hills, and as useless for practical purposes?
14021	Was this eternal silence never to be broken?
14021	Was this old woman out of her mind, then?
14021	Well, do n''t you see how strong that made the Communists?
14021	Well, watch her, wo n''t you?...
14021	Were these not, too, His children and the sheep of His pasture?
14021	What can I say?
14021	What did He mean to do?
14021	What do you know of Felsenburgh?
14021	What do you make of that?"
14021	What do you mean?"
14021	What do you see?"
14021	What does any one know of him?"
14021	What does it matter what that poor dear upstairs thinks?
14021	What else?...
14021	What have you dreamt?"
14021	What if that sinister man were still somewhere overhead?
14021	What if this new spasm of fervour were no more than the dying flare of faith?
14021	What in the world is happening?"
14021	What in the world then did God want him to do?
14021	What in the world was to be done?
14021	What is His power?
14021	What is it?"
14021	What is the matter?
14021	What kind of friends can we be?"
14021	What manner of man was he?
14021	What of Prophecy and Royalty?"
14021	What of universal peace-- peace, that is to say, established by others than Christ''s method?
14021	What time is it now, father?"
14021	What was his character, his motive, his method?
14021	What will happen?"
14021	When will you bring me Holy Communion?"
14021	Where did He learn His languages?"
14021	Where then was the difficulty?
14021	Where then was the wind, and the flame, and the earthquake, and the secret voice?
14021	Who are coming?"
14021	Who did it?
14021	Why are you trembling?
14021	Why did not Cardinal Dolgorovski communicate it?"
14021	Why did not Oliver come, or at least let her know why he did not?
14021	Why do you ask?"
14021	Why should they not be alike?"
14021	Why was it allowed?
14021	Why would he not be silent, and let silence be heard?...
14021	Will the President take part?
14021	Will twenty- two o''clock be convenient, sir?"
14021	Will you kindly destroy that when you have copied it?
14021	Will you promise us that?"
14021	Would not to- morrow, perhaps---?"
14021	Yet, she told herself again, that climax had already been born; the birthpangs were over; for had not He come who was the heir of time?...
14021	You are a priest, father?"
14021	You are not going back from your promise?"
14021	You are sure?"
14021	You have leave to go.... Will your Eminence stay for a few minutes?"
14021	You have not heard?"
14021	You must be present.... Can you hear?"
14021	You remember his''Analogy''?
14021	You said just now that things went slowly?"
14021	You understand that you are to remain in Rome for the present?"
14021	You will not tell him?"
14021	You will promise me?"
14021	Your address is here, I understand?"
14021	Your servant tells me---""Who sent you?"
14021	_ Quare fremuerunt gentes?...
14021	by the way, Mabel, do you know who took the message to the priest?"
14021	that is certain, is it?
14021	they are not necessary?
14021	what do I care?
14021	yes; and that does it, then?
14021	your white hair helps you.... Now, father, will you come with me into my room?
30491	Are you certain that it is a member of the dominant species of life on the planet?
30491	But as far as I can see we''ve forgotten nothing, have we, Toolls?
30491	But do we have the right to loose such an unpredictable factor as it would be among them?
30491	Do n''t you think that in justice to the creature we should repair its wound before we free it?
30491	Does he retain any of his immunity to this world''s malignant germs?
30491	Does n''t it realize yet that you''ve picked it up?
30491	Have you implanted any techniques which he did not possess before, such as far- seeing, or mental insight?
30491	He will be subject to the deterioration of old age, the same as we are, wo n''t he?
30491	How heavy is it?
30491	Indefinitely?
30491	Is n''t there any way you can give it a lighter bone?
30491	Just how intelligent is it?
30491	Just what stage of cultural development would you say this creature''s race has attained?
30491	What did you find out about its speech?
30491	What would they have to lose?
30491	Why do n''t we give the creature an entirely new body? 30491 Why is it doing that, Toolls?"
30491	You should n''t have any trouble fixing it, should you, Toolls?
30491	*****"All finished?"
30491	Do they have names with which to differentiate individuals?"
30491	How do you feel about it, Toolls?"
30491	Just how much should I reveal about ourselves and our background?
30491	Or should he be left without any knowledge of us?"
30491	What do you think about it, Remm?"
30491	You could do it, could n''t you, Toolls?"
30468	Ah-- what is it?
30468	Anything we can do?
30468	Are you two crazy? 30468 Do n''t you think it''s about time he called us?"
30468	How much do you want for it?
30468	May I borrow this?
30468	Oh, you do? 30468 Well, what have you got on your mind?
30468	What are you waiting for?
30468	What do you suppose went wrong?
30468	What do you work at?
30468	What happens,he asked,"if something in the third dimension is in the way?"
30468	What invention?
30468	What is it for? 30468 What is it?
30468	What the hell do I want of holes?
30468	Where''d you get the idea it was yours? 30468 A bomb?
30468	As Ted and Bill landed on the sidewalk, one of the vice- presidents said,"Do you think that was smart, H. J.?
30468	Bill said,"It''s a good thing it collapsed at night so nobody was killed, is n''t it?"
30468	Blair asked,"You say you two invented this gadget?"
30468	Have you got any patents to show?"
30468	Illustration:_ It was getting so a person could n''t sleep nights anymore._]_ Would you like to see all hell break loose?
30468	She checked them off, studied them vaguely, asked,"What was it you wanted to see Mr. Blair about?"
30468	Ted said,"Mr. Blair, we came--""Who in the devil are you?"
30468	What do you think they''ll do to old Blair?"
30468	What does it do?"
30468	What kind of a fool trick--?"
30468	What''s it worth to you?"
30214	Are you hurt, Dex?
30214	But how do the plates function?
30214	But what could it supply power for?
30214	Ca n''t be tamed?
30214	Did you have any radio reports at all from any of the three ships concerning the nature of the red spot?
30214	Do you suppose they can turn the juice on harder? 30214 For if you on Earth have tubes more effective than theirs why were n''t you equipped with them on your expedition here to the red kingdom?"
30214	How did you manage to get away?
30214	How is it prepared?
30214	How is it prepared?
30214	Makes you think you''re drunk and seeing triple, does n''t it?
30214	Now, who do you want to accompany you?
30214	Oh, so that''s all, is it? 30214 Say, what_ is_ this?"
30214	So the Rogans plan to force the secret of our motors from us by torture?
30214	Then you are not of these monsters of Jupiter?
30214	They treat them very badly?
30214	What do we do now?
30214	What is it?
30214	What the devil are we going to do?
30214	What the hell?
30214	What''s in that big, round topped building, Greca?
30214	Who are you?
30214	Why are they so anxious for us to eat?
30214	Why,he asked Greca,"are the shining red squares of metal laid everywhere over this empire of the Rogans?"
30214	Will you come to Earth with me, Greca, and stay by my side till we return to set your people in power again?
30214	Wonder why it''s there? 30214 Would n''t you know it?
30214	Would you call that a good excuse?
30214	Would you like to go back on leave, and have me choose someone else?
30214	You are ready to do as I command?
30214	You see those electrodes?
30214	An electric shock?
30214	Are they all the same as you?"
30214	Are you all ready?"
30214	Are you sure, Greca?"
30214	But how can we?
30214	But what can I do to throw sand in the gears before I''m caught and killed...?"
30214	But you-- you''ll come back with the others from Earth?"
30214	Have you any idea what it''s all about?"
30214	He raised his hand a trifle, bringing it nearer the Rogan''s tube...."Is that the outlet from the tank?"
30214	In God''s name, why did n''t the tube work?
30214	Or is that bee- sting their best effort?"
30214	Some other manifestation of the magnetic power the Rogans had harnessed-- a current, perhaps, that depolarized partly the atoms of the body structure?
30214	Was he to be caught again before he had accomplished a certain thing?
30214	Was there a reverse to the gravity- control action?
30214	Well, what''s happened to old Jupe''s gravity?"
30214	What excuse have you for your crime?"
30214	What is the fuel used?"
30214	What under heaven can we do to spike their guns?"
30214	When he had already managed to win clear to his objective?
30214	Where can we hide?"
30214	Wish we had a tank?
30214	You do n''t understand the terms?
30761	And a proton, which is positively charged?
30761	Does that explain the loss in mass for this asteroid?
30761	Have you noticed,Red said above the clatter of his shaver,"how much less you have to shave on an asteroid?"
30761	How''d they do it?
30761	Huh?
30761	Well, you know what an electron is, I suppose, a negatively charged sub- atomic particle?
30761	What do you make of it, Jay?
30761	What makes you think so?
30761	What''s that?
30761	Who hit me?
30761	Illustration] THE MINUS WOMAN_ By Russ Winterbotham_ What made the mass of this tiny asteroid fluctuate in defiance of all known physical laws?
30728	And what happens then?
30728	For what purpose?
30728	What could we do?
30728	What happened? 30728 What was that?"
30728	What was the reason for capturing these men?
30728	What''s that?
30728	Why not?
30728	You and every member of the Machine with whom you are now in contact would die together if that were done?
30728	But then--"Dorn interrupted quietly,"You found such worlds?"
30728	Did something go wrong with the stimulating devices?
30728	Do the questions you referred to have to do with the stardrive?"
30911	How can we deny the superiority of the Creator?
30911	How will it feel to know we are nothing but machines?
30683	A week later one of the three sleepers stirred, opened his eyes briefly, and muttered,''What was that noise?'' 30683 And no signs of intelligence whatever, how could we ever know that there WAS intelligence some place?"
30683	But do n''t you think, Ont,Upt replied,"that you are confusing the noumenon with the phenomenon?
30683	Say, would n''t your wife like some fresh vegetables?
30683	Then it would n''t be intelligent, would it?
30683	Then,Upt said thoughtfully,"I take it you are an atheist?"
30683	Where''s that?
30683	Why do n''t you answer me, Upt? 30683 Would there?"
30683	A mad bull in a pasture can think after a fashion, but would you try to reason with him?
30683	But MUST it?
30683	But would they ever recognize the physical form of some of these beings?
30683	Have you ever heard the German tale called The Three Sleepers, Harold?"
30683	How would we recognize electric- motor thinking?
30683	I wonder if other kinds of entities are possible?
30683	Right?"
30683	Since I can never be aware of anything other than thought, why assume anything except thought exists?
30683	Suppose it does n''t have such things?
30683	Suppose with our arithmetic minds with no slightest inkling of the existence of a variable, we run into an algebra mind?
30683	Where are you, Upt?
30683	Why do n''t you answer?"
30683	Why not thought?
30709	What is the dire necessity and''iron''law under which you groan?
30709	But then the question arose, Is mind the originating source of the movements of matter, or is it not rather itself the product of them?
30709	Can the argument from Design be said to retain its validity as a proof of the working of a controlling Mind?
30709	Can we, in particular, still assert with any confidence that He is good?
30709	How is the protoplasm made?
30709	If we admit the evidence for the existence of a Creator, can we know anything about Him?
30709	In his recently published book,_ The World of Life_, he has devoted a whole chapter to answering the question,"Is Nature cruel?"
30709	Is Christianity Miraculous?
30709	Is a Revolution in Pentateuchal Criticism at Hand?
30709	Is there any connexion of development to be traced whereby life can be shewn to have arisen from inorganic matter?
30709	Nay, might they not feel, if there were no such assurance, that it would be better to be altogether without His presence and influence?
30709	Shall I Believe?
30709	These were the chief of them:-- Is it any longer necessary, or even possible, to insist upon a First Cause for all that exists?
30709	What satisfactory account could be given of the waste and cruelty which were seen to abound on every hand?
30709	What was there to be said to bring relief to the mind and heart when charges were made against the benevolence and beneficence of Nature''s ways?
20857	''Smatter, Steve? 20857 ''Smatter, girls-- tired of dancing already?"
20857	All x, Perce?
20857	All x, Steve?
20857	All x, sweetheart?
20857	And that''s where you will go back and back and back, as you said about building the penstock?
20857	And then what?
20857	And we ca n''t fight a bit any more, can we?
20857	Any more of you in there? 20857 Are n''t we out of sight of that place yet?"
20857	Are there any of those life- boats, that I''ve heard discussed so much lately, near here?
20857	Are we out?
20857	Are you going to sleep all the way to Saturn? 20857 Are you just trying to cheer me up, or do you really think we have a chance?"
20857	As soon as you and Quince can leave those controls come over and see us, will you?
20857	Besides, who cares about a few patches? 20857 But ca n''t they detect us anyway?
20857	But can we keep away from them that long?
20857	But how about occluded and absorbed gas in the filaments and so on when they heat up?
20857	But how about power?
20857	But how do we know that they''re good to eat?
20857	But may n''t that whole chunk be a pure metal?
20857	But suppose they change the width of their slices, and hit this cubby, small as it is?
20857	But the directions will change as we go along, wo n''t they?
20857	But what about you? 20857 But what good would that do us, if we could n''t get back?"
20857	But where does the mythology come in?
20857	But you''re working with them, are n''t you?
20857	By my time you seem to be about two and a half seconds_ plus_?
20857	By the way, what is your first name, fellow- traveller?
20857	Can we go out now? 20857 Can you hide your thoughts?"
20857	Dead?
20857	Did n''t get anything through to you, did they?
20857	Did we get away?
20857	Did you find out about the Callistonians who went to see them?
20857	Did you finish up today, Norm?
20857	Do n''t have to transfer to a big car, then?
20857	Do you know what you are doing?
20857	Do you mean to tell me there''s no mercury on this whole planet?
20857	Do you think you can do anything?
20857	Do you want to try one of your long- range shots when we find one of them?
20857	Doctor von Steiffel? 20857 Feed him?
20857	Found something, Steve?
20857	Free exits?
20857	Funny, is n''t it, sweetheart, how little we know what to expect? 20857 Going along,_ too_?
20857	Guess that''ll hold him for a while, wo n''t it?
20857	Has the_ Arcturus_ more than she needs?
20857	Have you got a free high- power wave?... 20857 Have you got all those rays and things fixed up?"
20857	Have you started your investigation, Doctor Stevens?
20857	Have you your job planned out as well and as fittingly as you have mine?
20857	Hear me?
20857	Hey what''s the big idea?
20857	Hm-- m. Think you''ll enjoy playing nursemaid all the rest of the trip?
20857	How about arrows? 20857 How about their power?"
20857	How are you going to separate out the tantalum and the others you want from the ones that you do n''t want?
20857	How badly are we hurt, Steve-- can we make it to Ganymede?
20857	How can they possibly find us? 20857 How come you no blow the dinner bell?
20857	How come, do you suppose?
20857	How did you know that this room was whole?
20857	How do I look?
20857	How do we check on chronometers?
20857	How do you check acceleration and power with the observatory?
20857	How does she work on a dead stick, Chief?
20857	How long is it going to take?
20857	How long must we stay here?
20857	How much more have you got to do before you can start sending?
20857	How would that help?
20857	Huh?
20857	I have been for quite a while,he confessed,"but you''re sitting pretty, are n''t you?
20857	I need a smoke-- do you indulge?
20857	I suppose that you have been given to drink?
20857	I wonder how that happened? 20857 I''ve been fighting windmills and I''ve been scared sick-- but how was I to think that a wonder- girl like you could ever love a mutt like me?
20857	Is n''t it wonderful to have a brain?
20857	Is that perfectly all right?
20857	Is there any way of hetrodyning the new visiray upon the exploring frequency?
20857	It would have meant that, too, do n''t you think?
20857	It''s a shame that Titan has to be right in their plane, is n''t it? 20857 Kenor?
20857	King all x, Crowninshield?
20857	Later on? 20857 Looks as if he might last a round or two, does n''t he, Quince?"
20857	Maybe you could break up those tubes and use the plates and so on?
20857	Men all stationed, of course, Crown?
20857	No penetration?
20857	No ultra- violet at all?
20857	No, I mean what does he eat when he''s home?
20857	Now that you''ve got the power- plant running at last, what next?
20857	Oh of course-- but you could n''t really believe a thing like that without seeing it, could you? 20857 Oh-- those the things we''re fighting?"
20857	On the radio-- all x?
20857	One- half time of rotation of Great Planet upon axis?
20857	Peculiar, too, is n''t it?
20857	Put everything on the center of the band?
20857	Realize how far away they are?
20857	Really?
20857	Round up the gang, will you, and figure me out a screen and a set of meters that will indicate an open band? 20857 Say, big fellow, you''re the guy that slings the ink, ai n''t you?"
20857	See this cigarette?
20857	Shall I direct the torpedo in the case the hexan shifts?
20857	Shall we, Steve?
20857	Should we both go to sleep, Steve, or should one of us watch it?
20857	Sound- disks all x?
20857	Speaking of weightlessness, it''s funny how many weight- fiends there are in the world, is n''t it? 20857 Started it?
20857	Suppose it''s safe?
20857	Suppose the rays of the lifeboats were detected in landing?
20857	Suppose they could be using intra- atomic energy? 20857 Sure everything''s all x, big boy?"
20857	Sure there''s nothing on this beam? 20857 Sure-- why not?
20857	Sure-- why?
20857	Take the controls, will you, Nadia? 20857 Tellurians?"
20857	Thanks for saying''us''--but you would, would n''t you?
20857	That''s a lot of bow, big boy-- think you can bend it?
20857	That''s quite a job, is n''t it?
20857	The others will be all right, then, probably, by the time we get to them?
20857	The piloting was all x, then?
20857	Then how can you possibly hope to hit them?
20857	Then we''re checking out now?
20857	There''s that word''Sedlor''again-- what are they, anyway, Steve?
20857	There''s the signal-- all x, Barkovis? 20857 There, ace, who said anything about weight- fiends?
20857	Think so? 20857 Thought you did n''t want that subject even mentioned?"
20857	Tired?
20857	Vorkuls? 20857 We are standing upon the upper lookout lenses, are n''t we?"
20857	We do n''t know much about our new world yet, do we?
20857	We might have stepped out into space, might n''t we?
20857	We want to hide in a hurry, though, do n''t we?
20857	We wo n''t have to wear the space- suits, then?
20857	We''re a lot alike you and I-- do you know it?
20857	Well, I''ll be... say, what is this, anyway?
20857	Well, big fellow, how does it feel to be out of a job? 20857 Well, what ca n''t be cured....""Trouble with the personnel?"
20857	Well, why not?
20857	Were there any others?
20857	What can we do about it?
20857	What comes next?
20857	What d''you mean,''us''? 20857 What did I tell you?
20857	What do you make of this chemical solution blood of theirs, Steve?
20857	What do you think you''ve got-- what you want?
20857	What do you use-- those high- explosive bombs?
20857	What does it say? 20857 What harm would it do to take just a little peek?"
20857	What kind of an eye was that-- ever see anything like it, Perce?
20857	What shall we do now?
20857	What shall we take with us?
20857	What was that?
20857	What was what? 20857 What waves are you using, anyway?"
20857	What''s all this commotion about? 20857 What''s the idea of staring at me so?"
20857	What''s the idea, Steve?
20857	What''s the matter with it, Steve? 20857 What_ are_ you talking about?"
20857	Where do you want to begin? 20857 Which?"
20857	Why all the rush? 20857 Why are you acting so contrary to your nature-- is it because of_ me_?"
20857	Why did n''t you take it, then? 20857 Why have n''t we seen anything like that before, in all these months?
20857	Why is n''t it a good idea to retain them? 20857 Why narrow the field of investigation?"
20857	Why not just launch what''s left of this lifeboat? 20857 Why, I do n''t see a thing, Steve-- where and what is it?"
20857	Why, he wasn''t-- when did_ he_ get married?
20857	Would n''t it do us any good now?
20857	Would n''t you just as soon show me through the lower half as dance?
20857	Would our heat- ray actually set them afire, Steve?
20857	You and who else?
20857	You are n''t armed, are you?
20857	You did n''t mean that-- you did n''t even say it, did you?
20857	You going along, too?
20857	You know nothing of their nature?
20857	You must be a regular jack- of- all- trades, to think you can get away with such a program as that?
20857	You never saw me in a dress before-- do you like me, Steve?
20857	You say it easy, Steve, but how can you build all those things, with nothing to work with?
20857	You trust me, then?
20857	''Sa shame, too-- what''s the use of wasting it, now that we''ve got it all made?"
20857	Accidents are still possible, are they not?"
20857	All x?"
20857	Anaesthetic perfume, huh?
20857	And I''m trying to think... say, Nadia, what do you know about Cantrell''s Comet?"
20857	And how about the big tube?
20857	And how about time?
20857	And speaking of meeting them-- please try to keep on loving me after you meet Norm Brandon, will you?"
20857	And why so sure all of a sudden that they ca n''t find us?
20857	Are n''t you coming in, too?"
20857	Are there any comments or suggestions?"
20857	Are you planning on telegraphing steadily for days at a time?"
20857	Are you using normal acceleration, or have you Martians aboard?"
20857	Are you?"
20857	Before you touch anything, blow on it, like this, see?
20857	But I forgot-- you''ve never been weightless before, have you?
20857	But about Barkovis-- remember how diplomatic the thoughts were that he sent us?
20857	But how do we get out there?
20857	But is it absolutely necessary that all intelligent beings should possess such an emotion as gratitude?
20857	But say, while I think of it, how come you were here and loose to make this check- up?
20857	But we''ve got to hold them back some way-- wonder if they can absorb a tractor field?"
20857	But what has Cantrell''s Comet got to do with the high cost of living-- or with radio tubes?
20857	But what of it?
20857	But who, what, why, and how?
20857	But would they have enough power left in the wreck to get even that far?
20857	By the way, what does he eat?"
20857	By the way, what is that explosive-- or is it something beyond Tellurian chemistry?"
20857	CHAPTER VII The Return to Ganymede"Must you go back to Ganymede?"
20857	Ca n''t you give me just a little more voltage on those secondaries?"
20857	Ca n''t you see that there''s no need of uncertainty between you and me?
20857	Can do?"
20857	Can you come down to the control room a minute?
20857	Can you make and shoot a bow and arrow?"
20857	Captain Czuv, you have made no headway with them?"
20857	Certainly it is a wonderful relief to get out of that mess, is n''t it?"
20857	Check?"
20857	Come here, Quince-- what do you make of this?"
20857	Could n''t they locate us from it?"
20857	Could there be a finer world upon which to found a new race?
20857	Could they get back?
20857	Did I hit any of you with that beam?"
20857	Did n''t get to see much, did you?"
20857	Did n''t you?"
20857	Did they detect us, or did they come out to this comet after metal, same as we did, and find us accidentally?
20857	Did they hurt you while they had you down?
20857	Direction?"
20857	Do the Titanians know anything of either of them, Steve?"
20857	Do they, Steve?"
20857	Do you know all the combinations?"
20857	Do you suppose that he read our real thoughts, too?"
20857	Do you think we''ll need anything-- later on?"
20857	Does it make you sick?"
20857	Dope enough?"
20857	Far enough?"
20857	Following me?"
20857	Funny, is n''t it, the way he thinks''water''when he means ice, and always thinks of our real water as being molten?"
20857	Have the tracers located him?"
20857	Have you found Cantrell''s Comet yet?
20857	Have you found Ganymede yet?"
20857	Have you gone cuckoo all of a sudden?"
20857	Have you got a weapon of any kind?
20857	He thought of the ultra radio-- where could he get all the materials needed?
20857	He wo n''t tell anybody anything-- he does n''t want to be the only goat, does he?"
20857	How about air?
20857	How can such things be possible?"
20857	How come?"
20857	How could you dope this out, with only the recorder charts?"
20857	How do you get by on so little?"
20857	How do you get that way?"
20857	How does it work?
20857	How early am I?"
20857	How long would it take to get there?
20857	How much power are you going to draw?"
20857	How much power we using, Mac, and how much have we got coming in?"
20857	How technical can you stand it?"
20857	I did n''t hear anything?"
20857	I feel a lot more civilized in my own clothes, do n''t you?"
20857	I see-- you were going out there and be slaughtered?"
20857	I suppose I''ve got used to it already?"
20857	I suppose that you are natives of Jupiter?"
20857	I think we''d better hold that council of war you mentioned a while ago, do n''t you?"
20857	I thought you were out with the other two of the Big Three, solving all the mysteries of the Universe?"
20857	I wonder if we could n''t plate a layer of that mirror of yours upon the_ Hope_ and carry along a few of those bombs?
20857	I''m going to take my bow and arrows, though, are n''t you?"
20857	I''ve got just one favor to ask, if you have to economize on power, let Number One alone, will you?"
20857	If I forget it, remind me to blow up those before we hit the atmosphere of Ganymede, will you?"
20857	If our own cousins of the same solar system are so repulsive to us, how would we be affected by entirely alien forms of intelligence?"
20857	If their beams are designed principally for travel upon Jupiter, why should they have any extraordinary range?
20857	If they ca n''t work on ice- water without wearing suits of five- ply asbestos, what would a real heat- ray do to them?
20857	If we run away from them they''ll probably reverse power and go back home, wo n''t they?
20857	Is it your custom to destroy yourselves in a situation such as this?"
20857	Is n''t that enough?"
20857	Is n''t that where the_ Arcturus_ started out for?
20857	Is n''t this_ gorgeous_?"
20857	Is there any possibility of getting back, though, if we got anywhere near Jupiter?
20857	Is this drag line long enough?"
20857	It did n''t look like the periscopic eyes that those flying snakes had-- looked more like a hexan eye, do n''t you think?
20857	It is Jupiter, or can you tell yet?"
20857	It is nothing but nitrogen-- twenty- six atoms of nitrogen combined to form one molecule of what you would call-- N- twenty- six?"
20857	It is only that there are four more of us now than there were....""Huh?
20857	It looks like a picture in slow motion, like the kind they take of your dives-- or am I seeing things?"
20857	It looks like the hexans are going to get theirs, good and plenty, pretty soon-- and then what?
20857	It''s space- worthy, is n''t it?"
20857	It''s too dangerous-- isn''t there some other way?"
20857	Just how hot is the air at those plants and just what is the actual pressure?"
20857	Lot of different outfits-- volunteers for special duty from the whole Tellurian force?"
20857	Of course, the tubes in our receiver over there are too small?"
20857	Or are you going over there every day on a tractor beam to work, as Norman suggested?"
20857	Right?"
20857	Right?"
20857	Say, round up the gang, will you, while I''m licking some of this stuff into shape for you to tear apart?
20857	Second, we try to get in touch with Norman Brandon....""How?
20857	See anyone from the flagship?
20857	See anything yet?"
20857	See anything yet?"
20857	See?"
20857	See?"
20857	Shall I cut a piece off the pavement outside?"
20857	Shall I detour, or put on a little more negative and wait for it to come around to this side?"
20857	Shall I go see if I can hit a bird with a rock, for feathers, and see if I can find something to make arrows out of?"
20857	Shall we start at the top and work down?"
20857	Shall we wear suits or go out as we are?
20857	So glad to see a calculator and some paper that you ca n''t let them alone?"
20857	So they''re strictly neutral, eh?
20857	So this is Nadia?
20857	Speaking of eating, is n''t that the second call for dinner?
20857	Still with me?"
20857	Such screens necessitate the projection of pure, yet dirigible, forces-- you do not have them upon your planet?"
20857	Suppose it''s safe for us to go home?"
20857	Suppose we could?"
20857	Suppose we''d better start standing watches, in case some of them show up?"
20857	Suppose you''d be willing to teach me the computation of your fields?"
20857	Surely the officers of the_ Arcturus_ were n''t so dumb that they''d stand for your still being Verna_ Pickering_, were they?"
20857	That power beam still connects us to Ganymede, does n''t it?
20857	That there is no need of you driving yourself to desperation on my account?
20857	The Titanians can hold a beam together from Saturn to Jupiter-- why ca n''t these snake- folks?"
20857	The means are not lacking-- if you''re both sure of yourselves?"
20857	There''s two bunks over there-- why do n''t you sleep in one of them?"
20857	Therefore it is quite a little more massive than has been....""What of it?
20857	Think they know what they''re missing, Steve?"
20857	This seems to be a war of applied physics-- Doctor Brandon, as spokesman for the Scientific forces of the expedition, what are your suggestions?"
20857	Want to see what you can see?"
20857	We''d better live there, had n''t we?"
20857	We''re awfully close, are n''t we?"
20857	We''re going to land on the public square-- see the crowds?
20857	We''ve got to do something about it-- but what?"
20857	We, of Callisto, have only one hope-- or is it really a hope?
20857	We.... She.... Oh, rats, what''s the use?
20857	Well, here we are-- just like getting back home to see the''Hope,''is n''t it?"
20857	What are those Sedlor, anyway?
20857	What d''you suppose he eats?"
20857	What did you do for thread?
20857	What do we do now?"
20857	What do we eat?"
20857	What do you do?"
20857	What do you shoot?"
20857	What do you suppose those horrible things are?"
20857	What kind of knights are you, anyway, to rescue us poor damsels in distress, and then never even know that we''re alive?"
20857	What makes it so warm here, when the sun''s so far away and Jupiter is n''t supposed to be radiating any heat?
20857	What say we play a game of freeze- out to decide it?"
20857	What say we shake it up?"
20857	What say, little ace-- do we try it or do we stay here?"
20857	What to do?
20857	What''s all this howl and fuss about poor computation?"
20857	What''s that?"
20857	When shall we play?"
20857	Where are Venus and Mars?
20857	Where do we go from here?"
20857	Where is this Cantrell''s Comet?"
20857	Where''d you make the raise?
20857	Who ever heard of an astronomer being wrong?"
20857	Whoever said we were going to Tellus?
20857	Whom are you sending out?"
20857	Why all the registering of amazement, Norman?"
20857	Why are they leaving Europa and Ganymede so unguarded that human beings can move back there and that we can land there, all undetected?"
20857	Why are you not correcting course and acceleration?"
20857	Why, a kid--_any_ kid-- and I team up just like grace and poise.... What''s gnawing on you anyway, to make you turn Cheshire cat all of a sudden?
20857	Why?
20857	Why?"
20857	Will it have much tail?"
20857	Will you need me longer, Director Newton?"
20857	With me?"
20857	With me?"
20857	Wo n''t they hunt for us?"
20857	Wonder how they found us?
20857	Wonder if I''d better take you with me, or hide you and come back after you?"
20857	Would I be stepping on your toes if I give her a play?"
20857	Would it disable you permanently, or would you recover as soon as it was lowered?"
20857	Would n''t that tear it?"
20857	Would n''t they save time by casting themselves adrift, making the repairs most urgently needed, and going back to Ganymede under their own power?
20857	Would you mind?"
20857	You are n''t going, are you?"
20857	You are surprised at my knowing your language?
20857	You do get an idea occasionally, do n''t you?
20857	You know the game?"
20857	You rescued us from them; do you not know them?"
20857	You signed on for duration and you''ll stick-- see?"
20857	You?
20857	Your vessels carry lots of fuel-- why can the hexans outrun you?"
20919	Am I addicted now?
20919	Am I under arrest?
20919	And I suppose you think that means I''m interested in you? 20919 And did you retire from the service?"
20919	And have you succeeded?
20919	And how is that determined?
20919	And if I survive the Games?
20919	And if they break down?
20919	And in the meantime, Earth is completely open to invasion from the outside?
20919	And now,he said,"since the fate of Earth and Omega seem to be decided, could I offer you some refreshment?"
20919	And that,Barrent said,"is why I was chosen for the Hunt?"
20919	And what do they learn in the closed classes?
20919	And when the ship reaches Earth?
20919	And you are not engaged in such work?
20919	And you think I would have a chance?
20919	And?
20919	Are there other school classes which are not open?
20919	Are these robot- confessors present in the closed classrooms?
20919	Are you able to skren?
20919	Are you leaving?
20919	Are you out of your head?
20919	Are you out of your mind?
20919	Are you some kind of criminal elite?
20919	Are you sure of that? 20919 Are you with us?"
20919	Are you_ really_ interested in me?
20919	Authorities?
20919	But it is conceivable that the police have now taken over the functions of the army, is n''t it? 20919 But some of you are true mutants?"
20919	But the question is, which of us is right?
20919	But what does it mean to be beyond the law?
20919	But what happened? 20919 But what if I do?"
20919	But who teaches them?
20919	But why ca n''t I remember anything?
20919	But why me? 20919 But why?"
20919	By whose order?
20919	Can I count on your appearance at our Monday night services?
20919	Citizen Abbot, are n''t there bound to be contradictions in doctrine among the various religions which make up your faith?
20919	Coming with me?
20919	Could I be of service?
20919	Could n''t the armies be formed again?
20919	Could you give me some idea what their education consists of?
20919	Could you tell me about the police?
20919	Could you tell me my name?
20919	Did n''t you hear what the man said? 20919 Did she see how he would die?"
20919	Did you see who killed him?
20919	Did you sell it?
20919	Did you skren my future?
20919	Do n''t the children ever speak about those classes?
20919	Do n''t you new men recognize a Quaestor? 20919 Do you also attend a closed class?"
20919	Do you have a starship hidden away somewhere?
20919	Do you invent anything else, Citizen Dent?
20919	Do you know her?
20919	Do you like it?
20919	Do you mind talking about it?
20919	Do you really mean that?
20919	Do you remember a man named Therkaler?
20919	Do you think that sort of thing will help you? 20919 Do you understand?"
20919	Eh?
20919	Feeling better now?
20919	Foeren, how about you?
20919	Girl?
20919	Have n''t you any idea what goes on in the closed classes?
20919	Have n''t you ever been cheated?
20919	Have you a ready- wear in my size?
20919	Have you seen a Quarry pass this way?
20919	Hospital?
20919	How am I supposed to get back to Earth?
20919	How are you feeling?
20919	How can I be of service?
20919	How can a citizen tell your status?
20919	How come you are n''t dressed like an Opinioner?
20919	How did you get me out of the Arena? 20919 How did you know my name?"
20919	How did you know my name?
20919	How did you produce that?
20919	How do you feel about it?
20919	How do you get enough air?
20919	How do you go about re- creating those works, sir?
20919	How fast do they go?
20919	How is business?
20919	How is the ship powered?
20919	How long do I have before the Hunt begins?
20919	How much longer for you?
20919	How should I know?
20919	How soon do we start?
20919	How soon?
20919	How was I picked?
20919	How you feeling?
20919	How?
20919	I beg pardon, sir?
20919	I beg pardon?
20919	I beg your pardon, sir?
20919	I beg your pardon?
20919	I beg your pardon?
20919	I''ll ask the questions, Willis, if you do n''t mind.... Now, do you like school?
20919	If I''m killed,Barrent said,"how will your prediction come true?
20919	If you knew all this,Barrent asked,"why did n''t your leaders do something about it?"
20919	In real or subspace?
20919	In that case, how did I get this?
20919	In that case,Barrent asked,"what about Omega?"
20919	Is addiction necessary?
20919	Is he here on Omega?
20919	Is he the man who informed on me?
20919	Is it really important?
20919	Is that possible?
20919	Is that the state or the federal government?
20919	Is there any chance of getting out of it?
20919	Is there any reason?
20919	Is there anything else?
20919	Is this a trick question? 20919 Is this likely to be dangerous?"
20919	It happens, does n''t it?
20919	It makes all the difference, does n''t it? 20919 It''s so simple and clear- cut, is n''t it?"
20919	Joe, can you visit Moera? 20919 Just what is your work?"
20919	Leave here? 20919 Leave here?
20919	Minister Jay, may I come in?
20919	My_ what_?
20919	Now what?
20919	Now, about the money--"Yes, sir?
20919	Picking the lock?
20919	Posthumously?
20919	Ready? 20919 Really?"
20919	Sell?
20919	Services?
20919	So what?
20919	Tell me, did you ascertain the status of these men?
20919	The clergy?
20919	Then why did you let me in?
20919	Then you wo n''t reconsider?
20919	Then you''ll skren my past?
20919	Then you''ve heard about Omega?
20919	There are n''t?
20919	They are, are n''t they?
20919	This is the Victim''s Protective Society?
20919	This is true for spaceflight also?
20919	This man saw the murder?
20919	Trying out your Opinioner''s methods, are n''t you? 20919 Was he killed?"
20919	Was there evidence against me?
20919	Well, after all,the doctor said,"what''s life without a little risk?
20919	Well, who gets him first?
20919	Well,Ronny said,"how fast do they go in real space?"
20919	Well?
20919	Were you angry about that?
20919	Were you present when he was killed?
20919	What about the second time?
20919	What are the Games like?
20919	What are you and your police going to do about it?
20919	What are you doing?
20919	What are you going to do?
20919	What courses do you take?
20919	What did they get you for?
20919	What did you do?
20919	What did you see?
20919	What do you mean, authorities? 20919 What do you think started those explosions?"
20919	What do you want to accomplish?
20919	What do you wish us to skren for you, Citizen Barrent?
20919	What does it mean?
20919	What does the name Tetrahyde mean?
20919	What for?
20919	What for?
20919	What gave you the idea this was a hospital?
20919	What happened to you?
20919	What happened?
20919	What happens if I''m not killed?
20919	What happens if a part of an automatic factory breaks down?
20919	What happens now?
20919	What happens, then?
20919	What happens,Barrent asked,"if I survive the Games and pass beyond the law?"
20919	What is the prize?
20919	What kind of an interest?
20919	What makes you think that any of this-- my expedition or your uprising-- can succeed against an organization as powerful as Earth?
20919	What sort of a game do you_ think_ it is?
20919	What started it?
20919	What truth?
20919	What type of people do you look for?
20919	What was my offense? 20919 What was that last?"
20919	What would happen if these ships ran into an unprecedented situation?
20919	What''s Group Two?
20919	What''s going on?
20919	What''s the matter?
20919	What''s the penalty?
20919	What''s there to feel? 20919 What''s this?"
20919	What_ is_ subspace?
20919	When can I see you again?
20919	When you have finished your fifth re- creation of_ Lord Jim_, what do you plan to do?
20919	When you killed him,Barrent asked,"did you see_ me_ anywhere around?"
20919	When?
20919	Who do you think you''re pushing?
20919	Who gave it?
20919	Who indeed?
20919	Who knows? 20919 Who_ is_ allowed in?"
20919	Why are you lying to me?
20919	Why did you rescue me?
20919	Why did you take so long opening the door?
20919	Why do n''t you turn to some other field?
20919	Why do you want to find out about it?
20919	Why not me?
20919	Why not, Citizen Morgan?
20919	Why not?
20919	Why not?
20919	Why not?
20919	Why one man?
20919	Why spread it around?
20919	Why was that done, sir?
20919	Why, sir?
20919	Why?
20919	Why?
20919	Wo n''t the authorities credit it to your record?
20919	Would it help any if I told you I do n''t have the usual Omegan attitude toward murder?
20919	Would you care for a Regular or a Special?
20919	Would you care for a little wine, Uncle?
20919	Would you define Good for me, Citizen Abbot?
20919	Would you like a little more wine?
20919	Would you like to have things different?
20919	Would you mind telling me what that means, Citizen Honners?
20919	Yes, Uncle?
20919	Yes?
20919	Yes?
20919	Yes?
20919	You ever go swimming in Florida?
20919	You have n''t, sir? 20919 You mean you''ll trust me, even though you do n''t know me?"
20919	You remember me?
20919	You sure you have n''t seen one of the Hunted go by here?
20919	You think so? 20919 You think that proves anything?"
20919	You thinking of going out there?
20919	You were in line behind me, were n''t you?
20919	You wish the services of a genuine skrenner?
20919	You work on the ships?
20919	You would?
20919	You''ll be sure to tell her?
20919	Your crime?
20919	( Did that mean that there were other languages?)
20919	A nervous, intelligent- looking man with sad brown eyes._)"You want to know what I do in my job?
20919	A slim, languid man with an earnest, boyish face and smooth, corn- blond hair._)"You are a verbalizer, Citizen Honners?"
20919	A strong, erect woman, imperious but polite, with a no- nonsense air about her._)"You want to ask me about class and status?
20919	Am I getting better?"
20919	And have you been in this employ for very long?"
20919	And how do you classify yourself statuswise?"
20919	And how would machines be used?
20919	And the lower middle classes?"
20919	And then where would we be?"
20919	And what had happened next?
20919	And what was an assembly?
20919	And where would you classify yourself statuswise?"
20919	And why had a false memory of that crime been superimposed on his mind just beneath the conscious level?
20919	And why no Earth leaves?"
20919	And?"
20919	Any questions?"
20919	Are you absolutely certain?"
20919	Are you agents of The Black One?"
20919	Are you opening up?"
20919	Barrent asked,"Did Myla skren it in the water?"
20919	Barrent found it hard to believe that these were government officials; still, who knew the ways of Earth?
20919	Barrent gulped and asked,"What is the other decree, sir?"
20919	Barrent said,"Use me for what?
20919	But do n''t you think you''re saying rather dangerous things?"
20919	But how do you disable a smooth- surfaced turtle- backed machine?
20919	But how long do you think you can keep it up?"
20919	But it''s not my choice.... Will, are you sure you''re a murderer?"
20919	But to plan and perform a murder in cold blood.... Why had he done it?
20919	But where was the crew?
20919	But who, specifically, does the teaching in the closed classes?"
20919	Can you refute either of these charges?"
20919	Citizen Honners, are you presently engaged in writing for any of the periodicals I see on the dissemination stands?"
20919	Could I be of service?"
20919	Could a trial by ordeal be worse than outright mutilation?
20919	Could it be his prison uniform?
20919	Could it be that--?
20919	Could n''t you see that?"
20919	Could this be some huge and subtle trap which the authorities had set for him?
20919	Could you tell me about the religious instruction of children?"
20919	Deadly flora and fauna?
20919	Did not Thrastus start as a humble shopkeeper, cheating his customers of a portion of rice?
20919	Did security measures start later at the towns and cities?
20919	Did that mean that another detachment of guards got on?
20919	Did you know that a hundred years ago human- piloted starships were exploring the planets of other solar systems?"
20919	Did you know that?"
20919	Do you know how to reach her?"
20919	Do you know where that is?"
20919	Do you know which one I mean?"
20919	Do you mind if I ask you a question or two?"
20919	Do you remember what the room looks like, or who your teacher is for the closed class?"
20919	Do you think I have time for this sort of thing?
20919	Do you think you can just go on breaking the law?"
20919	Do you want to end up dead?"
20919	Does n''t that mean no one gets killed?"
20919	Dream or memory?
20919	Dream?
20919	Earth has cast us aside?
20919	Eh?"
20919	Had he chosen wrong?
20919	Had his lust for revenge been so great as to throw off all the restraint of Earth''s civilization?
20919	Had there really been people in here?
20919	Have I made myself clear?"
20919	Have you seen it?"
20919	He asked him,"Do you have any papers for Will Barrent?"
20919	He asked the guard,"Have I been sick for long?
20919	He asked,"Have you a rear door?"
20919	He asked,"What should I do?"
20919	He caught the attention of the man who had been sitting nearest the girl and asked him,"Where did the girl go?"
20919	He stopped and said,"What''s the matter?"
20919	High, low, or middle?"
20919	How can we recognize Good as being an illusion?
20919	How did you find out about me?"
20919	How do I send it back?"
20919	I think you have seen a fair amount of that in your time on Earth?"
20919	If Illiardi had killed Therkaler, why had Barrent been deported to Omega?
20919	If an honest mistake had been made, why had n''t he been released when the true murderer was discovered?
20919	If you could direct me--""Citizen, do you feel all right?"
20919	If you''re feeling better now, Citizen Barrent, shall we proceed with services?"
20919	Is it a gun?"
20919	Is n''t anyone coming with me?"
20919	Is n''t that right, Tem?"
20919	Is n''t that right, sir?"
20919	Is re- creation the rule in all the arts?"
20919	Is that bulge a gun?
20919	Is that correct?"
20919	Is that it?"
20919	Look, will you remember what I''ve said?
20919	May we hope that you do so within the week?
20919	Murder?
20919	Omega''s unstable climate?
20919	Or did they?
20919	Or was that too fanciful?
20919	Rafeel, you see a female on this bench?"
20919	Remember?"
20919	Right?"
20919	Shall we go into the living room?"
20919	She said,"Are you out of your mind, Barrent?
20919	Special mountain- trained Hunters, perhaps?
20919	Suppose it became necessary to by- pass the checkpoint and return directly to Earth?
20919	Suppose it was imperative to change destination altogether?
20919	Suppose the guards had needed more time on Omega?
20919	Tell me first, what do you think of this room?"
20919	That the police constitute a sizable and disciplined paramilitary force?"
20919	That''s in the open classes?"
20919	The break?
20919	The man lifted a sullen, unshaven face and said,"What girl you talking about, Citizen?"
20919	The only question then is-- to what portion of the middle class does one belong?
20919	There''s still time if you pull yourself out immediately._"Omega?
20919	Understanding that, we ask, why did The Black One allow even the illusion of Good to exist in an Evil universe?
20919	Understood?
20919	Understood?"
20919	What could be more natural?
20919	What did I do?"
20919	What did it mean?
20919	What did that mean?
20919	What do the human priests do?"
20919	What does it mean?"
20919	What had he been taught?
20919	What happened to me?
20919	What kind of man?
20919	What sort of a game is this?"
20919	What sort of a people built huge starships but failed to equip them with a crew?
20919	What sort of a society produced them?
20919	What was it, then?
20919	What was that question again?"
20919	What was wrong?
20919	What was wrong?
20919	What were they waiting for inside?
20919	What would Earth want with cities?
20919	What''s that you got under your jacket, Mister?
20919	Whatcha say, boys?"
20919	Where am I?
20919	Where was there to break to?
20919	Who are you?"
20919	Who arrested them?
20919	Who judged them?
20919	Who needs her?
20919	Who reset the programs, who gave the ship its orders, who possessed the guiding intelligence that directed the entire operation?
20919	Who would have expected that simple man to develop into the Red Slayer of Thorndyke Lane?
20919	Who would stay in them?"
20919	Why am I in this hospital?"
20919	Why did a prison have to land?
20919	Why did they have to deport a sizable portion of their population-- and then fail to control the conditions under which the deportees lived and died?
20919	Why did they send out inspection teams, then give those teams the narrowest and most specialized sort of vision?
20919	Why did you pick me?"
20919	Why had someone on Earth accused him of a crime he had n''t committed?
20919	Why should there be?
20919	Why was it necessary for them to wipe the prisoners''minds clean of all memory of Earth?
20919	Why was that?
20919	Why were n''t men present to monitor the switchboards, to modify the program when necessary?
20919	Why would they leave him armed?
20919	Why, for example, had n''t guards been posted at Earth''s most important contact point, an interstellar terminus?
20919	Why, he wondered, would the crew leave him alone in the control room, the most important part of the ship?
20919	Will you?"
20919	Wo n''t you come in?"
20919	Would the crewless ship have supplies?
20919	Would you mind if I ask you a few questions?"
20919	Would you mind telling me what you do in the closed class?"
20919	Would you mind telling me what, specifically, your job is?"
20919	You say that you are employed by the government?"
20919	Your family there?"
20919	_ Do Not Enter._ Exploration into his own mind was as dangerous as a journey to-- what?
30329	A pet?
30329	But why?
30329	Could you anesthetize it?
30329	Could you? 30329 Do you want them to?"
30329	Do? 30329 How?
30329	Is n''t it peculiar that it does n''t run away, Judd?
30329	My dear Mr. Whitney-- do you mean to say you believe it can_ think_?
30329	My dear woman, do n''t you realize this is a serious situation? 30329 Too easy?
30329	Well, how does an animal-- any animal-- protect itself?
30329	Well?
30329	What do you mean you ca n''t?
30329	What do you propose to do?
30329	What is it?
30329	What?
30329	What?
30329	Who will take him? 30329 Why not?
30329	Will this change your mind?
30329	Yes? 30329 You have what, sir?"
30329	You have what? 30329 *****Who shut off the assembly belt?"
30329	And your team of scientists, did they report anything?"
30329	As an alternative, we could evacuate, but is your pet more valuable than the life of a great city?"
30329	But why?"
30329	Could there be some connection?
30329	Could you?
30329	Do you think we could find enough, Judd?"
30329	Everyone in the world does not yet know of your pet, correct?"
30329	Funny, is n''t it?"
30329	Give the competition a break, eh?"
30329	How?"
30329	I taught you how to use this rifle, so why do n''t you bag it?"
30329	In short, can you think of a more helpless creature to put down in those Venusian swamps?"
30329	Neither of you could fire upon it-- right?"
30329	Not the way to destroy Black Eyes?
30329	See?
30329	Umm- mm, does n''t that about cover it?"
30329	Watch, Judd: is this the way?"
30329	What say we head back for camp?"
30329	What''s the matter, ca n''t I change my mind?"
30329	Whitney?"
30329	Whitney?"
30329	Why could n''t they all just decide to make tracks for someplace else on the same day?"
30329	You know what I think, Lindy?"
30329	You think there''s a pied- piper or something which calls all the animals away?"
30329	do?"
29904	And do not the muscles which cause the legs to move perform their duty without man being conscious of it?
29904	And how does a weight find the centre of the earth with such directness?
29904	And if it has no fixed position like the earth in the centre of its elements, why does it not fall to the centre of our elements?
29904	And if it is true, why has it not remained among men who so greatly desired it, and led them to disregard any deity?
29904	And if the moon is lighter than the other elements, why is it opaque and not transparent?
29904	And if thou art not content with vegetables, canst thou not by a mixture of them make infinite compounds as Platina wrote, and other writers on food?
29904	And if you say that it is mechanical because it is done for money, who is more guilty of this error-- if error it can be called-- than you?
29904	And seest thou not that if the painter wishes to depict animals and devils in Hell with what richness of invention he proceeds?
29904	And whither will it tend?
29904	And why not along other lines?
29904	Are there not pictures to be seen so like reality that they deceive men and animals?
29904	Are these things to be done by men?
29904	Art thou so wise as thou believest to be?
29904	But if such pilgrimages continually exist, what is then their unnecessary cause?
29904	But the hand?
29904	But thou, writer of science, dost thou not copy with thy hand, and write what is in thy mind, as the painter does?
29904	But what need is there for me to indulge in long and elevated discourse?
29904	But why should I proceed further?
29904	But why should I tire myself with vain words?
29904	Do you perform any work without some pay?
29904	Hast thou not seen women of the mountains dressed in rough and poor clothes richer in beauty than those who are adorned?
29904	If it is driven, who is the driver?
29904	If it is summoned,--and I mean sought after,--who is the seeker?
29904	If you lecture in the schools, do you not go to whomsoever rewards you most?
29904	Now consider which is nearer to man, the name of man or the image of man?
29904	Now consider which is the greater loss, to be blind or dumb?
29904	Now could he not have closed his eyes when this frenzy came upon him, and have kept them closed until the frenzy consumed itself?
29904	Now does not nature produce enough vegetables for thee to satisfy thyself?
29904	Now seest thou not how many and diverse acts are performed by men?
29904	Now seest thou not that if thou wishest to go to nature, thou reachest her by the means of science, deduced by others from the effects of nature?
29904	Now seest thou not that the eye comprehends the beauty of the whole world?
29904	Now you can say, Does not one who talks loudly move his lips like one who talks softly?
29904	O sleeper, what is sleep?
29904	Seest thou not among human beauties that it is the beautiful faces which stop the passers- by, and not the richness of their ornaments?
29904	The moon having density and gravity, how does it stand?
29904	Therefore we ask, Is the virtue of herbs, stones and plants non- existent because men have been ignorant of it?
29904	What can I say?
29904	What is an element?
29904	What is force?
29904	What is force?
29904	What is that thing which is not defined and would{ 16} not exist if it were defined?
29904	What is thy opinion, O man, of thy own species?
29904	What peoples, what tongues, are they who can perfectly describe thy true working?
29904	What poet will place before thee in words, O{ 69} lover, the true semblance of thy idea with such truth as will the painter?
29904	What praise is there which can express thy nobility?
29904	What thing is there which acts not by reason of the eye?
29904	What thing is there which could not be effected by such an art?
29904	Who in naval warfare can be compared with him who commands the winds and generates storms which ruin and sink any fleet whatsoever?
29904	Who is he who remakes it if the producer is continually dying?
29904	Who is he who would not lose hearing, smell and touch rather than sight?
29904	Why did nature not ordain that one animal should not live by the death of the other?
29904	Why does not the weight remain in its place?
29904	Why does the eye perceive things more clearly in dreams than with the imagination when one is awake?
29904	[ Sidenote: Can Man imitate a Bird''s Flight?]
29904	[ Sidenote: Can the Spirit speak?]
29904	[ Sidenote: Has the Spirit a Body?]
29904	and do we not see that the pictures which represent the divine deity are kept covered up with inestimable veils?
29904	what would they do were they constrained to abide in this darkness during the whole of their life?
29904	would not this have been more profitable and less fatiguing to thee, since this can be done in the cool without motion and danger of illness?
29904	{ 43} Can not beauty and utility be combined-- as appears in citadels and men?
30438	But you said blood stream?
30438	Did you say autopsy?
30438	Do you happen to remember_ that_ note of apology?
30438	How? 30438 I would say this is it, would n''t you, gentlemen?
30438	Let us, ah, toast success to the unveiling of the rotten Martian who sits among us, shall we?
30438	May I ask, sir, how this was discovered and how it was narrowed down to the Superior Council?
30438	Murdered the bastard for an autopsy, what?
30438	No, you did n''t, did you?
30438	Now then, Kessit,Heidel said, when the butler had finished,"would you be kind enough to fetch me that little pistol from the mantel over there?"
30438	Oh?
30438	Rather good, eh?
30438	This had to be done before the cadaver was a cadaver, you see?
30438	When we were going to convert the Eastern industrial section?
30438	Why have you done this?
30438	Would you mind moving over to your left, so that the end of the table is clear?
30438	You''re all right then?
30438	_ Why?_ Everything that was done was for the Martian. 30438 Are you ready?
30438	Blinking nerve, eh?"
30438	Come over here, will you please?"
30438	Do you recall when we outlawed the free selection system?"
30438	Do you remember the missionary affair?"
30438	I do n''t believe a little lead in the woodwork will mar the room too much, would you say, Forbes?"
30438	I''m frightfully crazy about that port, eh?"
30438	Locke?
30438	Meehan?
30438	President?"
30438	Rather dramatic altogether, eh?"
30438	Sadler?"
30438	Shall we?"
30438	Surprise, what?"
30438	Terribly caustic, what?"
30438	Which one?
30438	Which one?
30438	Who was the Martian?
30438	Who was the imposter, the ringer?
30438	Would you mind pouring us all another glass of wine?
30438	You follow me, gentlemen?
30438	You see?"
30438	_ How_ could you do this?"
17394	''About what?''
17394	''Afraid of what?''
17394	''And a month from now?''
17394	''And if the girl is no longer yours?
17394	''And in what season were you born?''
17394	''And is it not a miracle after all?
17394	''And now?''
17394	''And was your father Guy Matheson, the physiologist?''
17394	''And what if we''re stranded here for a month?
17394	''And what is their crime, that makes them the object of universal scorn and reprisal?
17394	''Are all the insects of your world as large as the spider?''
17394	''Are all the things in that book as true and wise?''
17394	''Are n''t you really trying to tell me that you''ve decided to visit the island at all costs, and that you''re afraid of what you might find there?''
17394	''Are you all right?''
17394	''Are you all right?''
17394	''Are you angry with me?''
17394	''Are you sure it''s worth the heartbreak?''
17394	''Are you sure, Sylviana?
17394	''Are you telling the truth?''
17394	''But how can you be so indifferent?''
17394	''But how does this passing touch me?''
17394	''But how long before he''s able to hunt?''
17394	''But how will we eat?''
17394	''But how will you use it here, where there are no trees?
17394	''But how, and for what reason do you do this?''
17394	''But still, how do you mean that?''
17394	''But they''ll return next year?''
17394	''But what about you?''
17394	''But what can we do with an entrance so high as the one below?
17394	''But why did Akar leave the cub with us?
17394	''But why was Shama so far from the cave?''
17394	''CRUEL?''
17394	''Ca n''t she see that there could never be anyone else for me?
17394	''Can you tell me one thing at least?
17394	''Could you now?
17394	''Did I ever tell YOU, Kalus?
17394	''Did you ever see these, or hear of them?
17394	''Did you sleep well?''
17394	''Do n''t you feel even a little sorry for the spider?
17394	''Do they look like this?''
17394	''Do we speak the same language?''
17394	''Do you know what it''s like to expect death and find friendship?
17394	''Do you want to here this?''
17394	''From what?''
17394	''Go on, will you?
17394	''Has the mantis come out yet?''
17394	''Have n''t you punished me long enough?''
17394	''Have they gone?''
17394	''Have you any strength left?''
17394	''Have you ever done hallucinogenic drugs?''
17394	''Have you ever eaten them?''
17394	''Have you ever worked with leather or fur?''
17394	''He and I were just talking about it last night, and do you know what he said?
17394	''He means a lot to you, does n''t he?''
17394	''How can you let him treat you that way?''
17394	''How could I have been such a fool?''
17394	''How could I?''
17394	''How did it go with you?''
17394	''How did you come to befriend Akar?
17394	''How did you do it?''
17394	''How did you know it was me?''
17394	''How do you mean?''
17394	''How do you mean?''
17394	''How many summers have you known?
17394	''How much did you do?''
17394	''How so?''
17394	''How would you make this sound?''
17394	''How..... How can I reach him?''
17394	''If you were going to hunt, should n''t you have done it earlier in the day?''
17394	''In what way?''
17394	''Insects?''
17394	''Is it a kind of magic, then?''
17394	''Is it all right?
17394	''Is it true?
17394	''Is that what the voice in the mirror was trying to tell me?''
17394	''Is the girl all right?''
17394	''Is there any water left?''
17394	''Is there no other way?''
17394	''Is there nothing else you would say to me?''
17394	''Is this the humanity you mock me with?
17394	''Kalus, what is it?
17394	''Kalus..... Will you sleep with me tonight?
17394	''Kalus?
17394	''Kalus?''
17394	''Kalus?''
17394	''Kalus?''
17394	''Kalus?''
17394	''Kalus?''
17394	''Kalus?''
17394	''Kalus?''
17394	''Killed you?
17394	''Know him?
17394	''Me?''
17394	''Not even before the giant spider?''
17394	''Oh, did I look as foolish when you broke the mirror?
17394	''Or have n''t you drawn them yet?''
17394	''Or is it him you''re trying to punish?''
17394	''Shall I break the glass?''
17394	''Shall we get on with it?''
17394	''Should we talk about this another time?''
17394	''Such as these?''
17394	''Then how do you know what the winter is like?
17394	''Then who?''
17394	''Then why did you leave?''
17394	''Then why?''
17394	''There are really people who would do that?
17394	''There is a real way?
17394	''This day, North?''
17394	''Tribesman?''
17394	''Two feet?''
17394	''Well, can we talk about something else?''
17394	''Well, what are our choices?''
17394	''What about Skither''s cave?''
17394	''What about the lower cave?''
17394	''What about the sword?''
17394	''What about the wolf?''
17394	''What about these?''
17394	''What about your people?''
17394	''What are the odds of it?''
17394	''What are the other things?
17394	''What are they?''
17394	''What are you asking me to do?''
17394	''What are you working on, Miles?''
17394	''What did he say to you?''
17394	''What did he say?''
17394	''What do I have to do?''
17394	''What do you mean he''s no longer in the cave?''
17394	''What do you mean?''
17394	''What do you mean?''
17394	''What does he use the lab for?''
17394	''What does it mean?''
17394	''What gives you the right to make hard rules, and pass out life and death in judgment?
17394	''What if eat just one, and you are here with me?''
17394	''What is he doing?''
17394	''What is he saying?''
17394	''What is it then you would ask?''
17394	''What is it, Sylviana?''
17394	''What is it?''
17394	''What is it?''
17394	''What is it?''
17394	''What is it?''
17394	''What is wrong?''
17394	''What island?''
17394	''What makes you think it''s only how much, and not how pure?
17394	''What of the others?''
17394	''What on earth made you ask that?''
17394	''What was that all about?
17394	''What was that?''
17394	''What will happen to the wolf?''
17394	''What will he do now?''
17394	''What will you do today?''
17394	''What would it change?''
17394	''What''s that?''
17394	''What''s wrong?''
17394	''What''s wrong?''
17394	''What''s wrong?''
17394	''What?''
17394	''When will you go?''
17394	''When you come back, will you tell me why Akar did n''t take her with him?
17394	''Where are the British Isles?''
17394	''Where did Avatar take you?''
17394	''Where do the hill- people hear such a thing?''
17394	''Where is Akar?''
17394	''Where is Shar- hai?
17394	''Who did this thing?''
17394	''Who is its author?''
17394	''Who?
17394	''Why are you crying?''
17394	''Why are you shutting me out again?''
17394	''Why are you so threatened by the Children?
17394	''Why did n''t I know it before?''
17394	''Why did you not die with the others?
17394	''Why did you not let him kill me?''
17394	''Why do you have to BE like this?
17394	''Why do you speak this lie?''
17394	''Why have you come?''
17394	''Why me?''
17394	''Why must I always be punished for showing mercy, and trying to do what is right?''
17394	''Why not just leave it in the past, and go on?''
17394	''Why not?
17394	''Why not?''
17394	''Why so glum, Kalus?
17394	''Why so near the hill- tribe?''
17394	''Why was he here alone?''
17394	''Why would I lie?''
17394	''Why, Avatar?
17394	''Why?
17394	''Why?''
17394	''Why?''
17394	''Why?''
17394	''Why?''
17394	''Why?''
17394	''Will you promise not to hold it against her?
17394	''Wo n''t he die out there?''
17394	''Wo n''t you need an ax to cut the wood?''
17394	''Would it be all right?''
17394	''Would you have me drowned for a piece of wood?''
17394	''Would you really do that?''
17394	''Yes, master?''
17394	''Yes..... Are you angry with me?''
17394	''You come, Kai- tai, Noth?''
17394	''You come, in Winter, this place?''
17394	''You go, Kai- tai, Noth?''
17394	''You go?''
17394	''You knew there were other humans, and you never told me?
17394	''You saw it, too?''
17394	''You wo n''t fight anymore, will you?
17394	''You would n''t hurt me, would you?
17394	''You''re not asking just to make me feel better?''
17394	''You''ve wondered, no doubt, why the killer whales took up with them in the first place?''
17394	''Your people look like this?''
17394	*''You''re not going to try to hunt today?''
17394	.love me, Sylviana?''
17394	.you?''
17394	A little two- foot long beaver?''
17394	AND IF IT DIDN''T?
17394	After all, what had he done?
17394	All right?''
17394	Am I disturbing you?
17394	And at what point did he develop a clear mind, and immortal soul?
17394	And how would he answer the man- child?
17394	And just for the hell of it, why do n''t we save you, too?
17394	And living, how have you not grown old?
17394	And most poignant of all to him: WHY WAS SHAMA DEAD?
17394	And she to him?
17394	And though I am deeply fond of him..... Ca n''t you see how much he loves you?
17394	And was it really possible to feel the earth move beneath them when they made love?
17394	And what did it matter, if he lost the only woman he would ever love?
17394	And what of his peculiar desire to be on his own?
17394	And what of the wolf- cub that lay nestled beside him?
17394	And what was the point, if this world was so utterly wretched and cruel?
17394	And when the last of my illusions are gone..... What then, Kalus?
17394	And when you find yourself safely landed among us?''
17394	And who is to say what does and does not exist in the world beyond our sight?
17394	And who was this half wild man who tended her, and the bewildered animal that licked her hand in half- formed worry and confusion?
17394	And why did a part of her WANT to be alone with him?
17394	And why did it matter to her anyway?
17394	And why do you think that my enemies will believe it, when the sound comes from only one place?''
17394	And why, now, did he feel as if some tangible force resisted and sought to undo him?
17394	Are we safe here?''
17394	Are you prepared?''
17394	Are you really with NASA?
17394	Are you then from the Island?''
17394	BUT WHAT DID IT ALL MEAN?
17394	But dear, sweet holy Buddha, how could any pain be worse than this?
17394	But his morals?
17394	But how can you possibly feed him and us too?
17394	But no one lives forever..... DO THEY?''
17394	But was anything impossible here?
17394	But we understand, do n''t we?
17394	But what could he do, when she would not let him near her?
17394	But what did the Nameless ask of him now?
17394	But what does it all mean, Kalus?
17394	But what if she was wrong?
17394	But what kind of home would it be if he abandoned his friend at greatest need?
17394	But what was Time, really?
17394	But where was the glory when all she could feel was pain and emptiness?
17394	But who would wake it?
17394	But why a mere child, healthy and intelligent, with his whole life ahead of him?
17394	But why did they have to kill it at all?
17394	But why, if Akar brings us meat?''
17394	Ca n''t you see these people mean us no harm?
17394	Can you see that?''
17394	Can you see what I''m driving at?''
17394	Contradict the lessons that Nature has taught them?
17394	Could she ever be his?
17394	Could you draw it?''
17394	Could you go to the second reserve again?''
17394	Did he dare ask for refuge?
17394	Did it ever occur to you that I might feel the same way about you?''
17394	Did n''t he care anymore?
17394	Did you know Hitler was impotent?
17394	Did you know him?''
17394	Do n''t you even care about the pup?''
17394	Do n''t you know how much that''s worth?
17394	Do n''t you know what you have?''
17394	Do n''t you see?''
17394	Do you read the meaning of my hands?''
17394	Do you think I want to crawl out of one of these things a hundred centuries from now, and try to rebuild what''s left of the world?
17394	Do you think you''re ready for it?
17394	Do you understand my words?''
17394	Does she speak of having come from the long silver box?
17394	Even as he had said, she began to wonder how deep, how true, how honest was their love?
17394	Exasperated:''Why, Kalus?
17394	HOW CAN THEY DO IT?
17394	HOW WILL I STAY ALIVE?
17394	Had he read the moment correctly?
17394	Had he really grabbed hold of the fin, or had she just imagined it?
17394	Had life reverted to its primitive, violent stages before Man, evolution in reverse?
17394	Had men really lived that way?
17394	Had n''t he driven her to it?
17394	Had the Island forgotten?
17394	Have you lost all respect for my sovereignty?
17394	Have you seen them?''
17394	Heed him well, I do not place my trust in him lightly..... Do you hear my words?''
17394	Her HUSBAND?
17394	His only reply to her question,''Why have n''t I seen you before?''
17394	How can these things be?''
17394	How could I live in peace with the chosen of my heart brought to shame?''
17394	How could any book make a man not listen to his heart?''
17394	How could he not still feel the warmth and purposeful beauty of their love- making, the gentle gifts that Nature was bestowing on them even now?
17394	How could he, an ignorant hunter and trapper, come to grips with the maker of the stars?
17394	How could he?
17394	How could she have lived so long and still know so little of the ways of the Valley?
17394	How could she possibly tell him the truth of her existence?
17394	How could she tell him, who in naive trust believed that she could follow wherever he led?
17394	How could steel be destroyed?
17394	How could you think so little of me?''
17394	How did you know?''
17394	How had it all happened so fast?
17394	How is it that the brother of Shaezar has come to lead such a perilous existence?
17394	How is that?''
17394	How long before Barabbas would follow?
17394	How many shocks am I supposed to be able to face in one day?
17394	How much longer could he trick himself into going on, when he was eternally being resisted and punished because of his ignorance?
17394	How much more of this could his spirit endure?
17394	How then did you come here?
17394	How would they live if the Monarch refused him?
17394	How?''
17394	I am in agony; is that what you wanted?
17394	I feel half drowned..... Can I rest a while first?''
17394	IS THIS THE MAN I WANT TO SPEND THE REST OF MY LIFE WITH?
17394	If Kalus truly wanted and needed her, why was n''t he willing to guard her love, even fight for it?
17394	If he in all his prowess could be broken, then what chance did he himself have against the ceaseless ravages of his world?
17394	If he obeyed His rules and precepts, would He then smile upon him, and make his life more bearable?
17394	If only he could bring them all to some safe place.....''Are you well?''
17394	If there truly was a God, then why the innumerable and inexplicable tragedies of his life, both great and small?
17394	Imagine if you had lost Kalus, in the full flower of your pure and uncorrupted love for him?
17394	Is that all right?''
17394	Is that not miracle enough?''
17394	Is there life among the stars?
17394	Is this the world and way of life I should mourn?''
17394	Is this what Sylviana had wanted?
17394	Is your flesh so different from mine?''
17394	My God, Kalus, why?''
17394	NOTHING?
17394	Now what had she done to upset him?
17394	One right away..... Why are you laughing?''
17394	Or are you just ignoring me?''
17394	Or did you not know he could kill us even more easily than the spider?''
17394	Or was it hers in the hearing?
17394	Or was she truly alone with Kalus, who she seemed to know less and less each day?
17394	Or will you go with them?''
17394	Shall we hunt together?''
17394	She fought back the urge to say,''And what if I do n''t want my freedom?
17394	She merely said,''Shall we go?''
17394	She wanted to walk up calmly and ask,''Have you quite finished with my husband?''
17394	Should it all be for naught?
17394	Should they both be punished for it?
17394	Skither- But why were you in the cave at all?
17394	Sylviana, on an impulse:''Can I go with you?
17394	That society had overridden the subtle ways of the Tao, creating its own, alternative order in which Man''s will alone was powerful?
17394	That there were no natural, softening influences to prevent man''s ignorance and violence?''
17394	That you have seen?''
17394	The grim hunks of marble, were they not tombstones, the remains of a pillaged graveyard?
17394	The only question left before a man, as before Man himself: Will he be a part of that tale?
17394	The orca seemed to be asking himself, almost casually, were they worth the trouble?
17394	Then I did n''t believe what was happening..... Are you all right?''
17394	This is n''t a dream?''
17394	To what?
17394	Understood?''
17394	WHY MUST IT ALWAYS BE SO?
17394	Was a compromise of worlds possible, he wondered, some meaningful coexistence between the hill- people and the colonists?
17394	Was he then like Barabbas, a stern and forceful leader?
17394	Was it because he refused, out of ignorance, to acknowledge the power and supremacy of the one true God?
17394	Was it possible?
17394	Was it possible?
17394	Was it you then that snuck from my cave like a thief in the night?
17394	Was the spirit eternal, and if so, was there a way to come to paradise after death, and be reunited with the ones he loved?
17394	Was there a trace of fierce lust in his voice as he said the word?
17394	Was there an intelligence behind the winds and storms around him, the dangers and trials of his world?
17394	We considered smashing it afterward, but what can you do for someone who makes his own poison, and flaunts his own destruction?''
17394	Were the gnarled trees not alive with the ghosts of the past?
17394	What about Alaska?''
17394	What are the rest of your people like?''
17394	What are you thinking?''
17394	What could it mean?
17394	What could it mean?
17394	What did it matter to her what he said or did?
17394	What did you mean by that?''
17394	What do we do now?''
17394	What do you know about MEN?
17394	What do you mean?''
17394	What does this mean?
17394	What if someday there were others?
17394	What is your last name?''
17394	What lay BEHIND it?
17394	What then?''
17394	What was he doing here, surrounded by people and emotions he could not begin to read?
17394	What was he trying to say?''
17394	What was his sin?
17394	What was it then that defeated him?
17394	What were they but names?
17394	What will happen to him now?''
17394	What''s BEHIND it?''
17394	What''s left?''
17394	What''s wrong?''
17394	When do you have to hunt?''
17394	When does he return?''
17394	Where is the nearest of the reserves?''
17394	Where was Akar?
17394	Where was He now?
17394	Which path would the Changed One follow?
17394	Who are the friends I am to meet?''
17394	Why ca n''t she understand?''
17394	Why ca n''t you just leave each other alone?''
17394	Why did Robert Jordan not take the woman he loved far away from the war?
17394	Why did he move her so?
17394	Why did his anguish move her so?
17394	Why did n''t you wake me?''
17394	Why do you ask it?''
17394	Why do you think I stay?''
17394	Why does it have to be one or the other?''
17394	Why had Shar- hai not finished him?
17394	Why had she been left to go on living?
17394	Why had they not claimed the shelter as their own, or at the very least, made short work of both the girl and her wolf companion?
17394	Why in the name of all that was dark, mysterious and unfathomable was she here, ten thousand years removed from the time and world she had known?
17394	Why is n''t it a good likeness?''
17394	Why now, when he was hurting and most needed mild weather, was he confronted by the harshest Winter he had ever experienced?
17394	Why was I brought here and left to go on?
17394	Why was he still alive?
17394	Why was she so upset?
17394	Why was the chamber so cold?
17394	Why, of all the places you have ever been, did you bring me here?''
17394	Why, then?''
17394	Will he miss them?''
17394	Will you be all right?''
17394	Will you help me?''
17394	Will you remain there above us, or come and meet your death in the arena?''
17394	Wo n''t you let me help your friend?''
17394	Wo n''t you let us help you?''
17394	Would n''t that make you willing to listen, and learn how if you could?''
17394	Would n''t the two of you, at least, consider having a child?''
17394	Would she one day die of cancer, too?
17394	YOU BROUGHT ME HERE TO TASTE THE FRUIT OF A GNARLED DESERT?
17394	Yet now the most terrible question of her life rose in unshrouded hugeness before her: HAD OTHERS OF HER KIND SURVIVED THE DESTRUCTION?
17394	You know what this night was for us?''
17394	You see that beautiful, slender reed in the black dress?''
17394	You still do n''t see it, do you?
30305	Date, darling?
30305	Did you say''someone who may_ not be a man_''?
30305	Ever think of running one into the river?
30305	Herd it, will you, Nedda? 30305 Hon, why do n''t_ you_ try being psyched?
30305	How about Mars, Al? 30305 How come the most gorgeous thing in Kansas City was n''t dated earlier?"
30305	How in the name of fear--"Do you think,she said mischievously, taking his hand,"the B Sector champ is the only one who can get an appointment?"
30305	I have to leave early tomorrow, but I''ll try to get you out of protection-- okay?
30305	I suppose the damn music never gets on your nerves, either?
30305	In all seriousness, sir, can you answer the questions you have just asked?
30305	Music? 30305 Oh?"
30305	Ready for breakfast, pip?
30305	Where the hell is your place?
30305	Why did n''t you?
30305	Why not?
30305	Why should the city miss any citizen? 30305 Actually, what could you say? 30305 After a minute he repeated,Could you?"
30305	Alone?"
30305	And if there was, was it worth trying to find?
30305	And just why should he be worrying about anyone else at this stage of the game?
30305	But Nedda, if another man made the right approach, could you refuse him?"
30305	But it must be rough between dates, is n''t it?"
30305	But then, why should it matter now?
30305	But what could any male do to combat Government perfume?
30305	But where does it all lead?
30305	But why should they have to be impressed?
30305	Christ, how long had she been protected?
30305	Did Nedda not consider herself to have a problem which required psychoconditioning?
30305	Did that mean they-- and he-- were wrong?
30305	Ever tried psychoconditioning?"
30305	Everybody has everything and nothing means anything-- can''t you see that?"
30305	Following him?
30305	Had dating the B Sector park champion solved her difficulty with the man she had reported?
30305	Has it got a bearing on my getting a DP?"
30305	How could you explain how you_ felt_ things to be right or wrong, without really knowing the reasons?
30305	In fact, what good is the city itself-- what good is any city?"
30305	It was one thing to let a useless race expire, quite another to think of its being forced back to--"But-- can''t anyone think of anything else to do?"
30305	Kind of an odd feeling, though, to know you''d never date or fight again, or... Or what?
30305	Like?"
30305	No?
30305	Or was it another of their subtleties?
30305	Or was there?
30305	Since he was n''t on the make, what would be the use of fighting?
30305	Was Government admitting there was nothing but staleness in the present?
30305	Was n''t it?
30305	Was n''t the wisdom of the five tech doctors sufficient by itself?
30305	What else was there to do, if you had n''t the luck to be a jobman or a tech?
30305	What more can be done to make the citizens of Earth happy?"
30305	What reason does the human race have for surviving?"
30305	What reason have I got for living?
30305	When you can always use a thing, how could it be better if you owned it?"
30305	Why in the name of World Government did every other girl who made first play with him have to be protected?
30305	Why should it?"
30305	Why the concern with backtime?
30305	Why were they asking him for answers they were supposed to know?
30305	Why?
30305	Would that be all?
30305	Would you prefer me less-- responsive?"
10008	''And when will that be?'' 10008 ''How much?''
10008	''So?'' 10008 ''llo boys,"said he appealingly,"you good fellowsh, ai n''t you?
10008	Ah, the young officer whose body I found on the beach, perhaps?
10008	Ai n''t you got a reason, Doctor?
10008	And he was lost with the_ Laughing Lass_?
10008	And now that you''re here, w''at are you going to do? 10008 And take the risk of getting a hole punched in our pretty paint, with her running amuck that way?
10008	And the other?
10008	And what are those two bird- roosts on it?
10008	And who are you?
10008	And you can really produce it in quantity?
10008	And you could go-- soon?
10008	And you say he calls himself Slade?
10008	And you-- I beg your pardon-- your-- er-- friends disposed of the doctor in the same way?
10008	Anyone in her?
10008	Anything new?
10008	Are n''t we going to run up to her?
10008	Are n''t you afraid he''ll bring down the police and delay your sailing?
10008	Are n''t you feeling a little that way yourself?
10008	Are there many volcanoes hereabouts?
10008	Are they alive?
10008	Are you in trouble?
10008	Are you sure all the boats are there?
10008	Are you sure?
10008	Are you the only survivor?
10008	But how about pestilence?
10008	But the room forward----?
10008	But why does n''t he answer?
10008	But, sir, may we not--"Do you understand?
10008	But,I expostulated,"what''s the_ use_ of it?
10008	But-- well, do you recognise any of the symptoms?
10008	But-- you say you saw the light again?
10008	By God, Eagen,he squeaked,"can you think of anything more to be done?"
10008	By the way, Eagen, have you noticed those big bats the last few evenings, over by the cliff? 10008 Ca n''t you describe it better than that?"
10008	Can you give me any news of my friend Thrackles?
10008	Can you make out her build?
10008	Can you make out which of the men are in her?
10008	Could a man make diamonds?
10008	Could you chart it, Darrow? 10008 Dead?
10008	Did anyone ever see a show like that before? 10008 Did n''t you never see a volcano go off, you swab?"
10008	Did you ask him about Ives and McGuire?
10008	Did you hear him speak my name-- or am I dreaming?
10008	Did you look at the wheel, Billy?
10008	Did you notice a cave around to the north? 10008 Did you notice the two men who were sitting at the middle table?"
10008	Do I understand that I am under restraint?
10008	Do n''t you believe it?
10008	Do n''t you see that the only thing that keeps this crew from gettin''restless is keeping them busy? 10008 Do we anchor or stand off and on?"
10008	Do you know where you are going?
10008	Do you make out anyone aboard?
10008	Do you mean us to understand that he had this power you describe?
10008	Do you think it''s_ her_?
10008	Do you think we were a pack of cowards? 10008 Does he know anything of Billy?"
10008	Dr. Schermerhorn, do you mean?
10008	Dr. Trendon, are you all right?
10008	Dr. Trendon, will you see Mr. Slade and inquire of him the best point for landing?
10008	Edwards?
10008	Going for a little walk, sir?
10008	Got what? 10008 Had enough, has he?"
10008	Has it not cost enough? 10008 Have any of the crew?"
10008	Have n''t you worked us hard enough?
10008	Have you any questions to put to me, sir?
10008	Hello, what''s here?
10008	How about Old Scrubs----"Do n''t you believe none in luck?
10008	How about that place, Ophir, I read about?
10008	How are ye, sir?
10008	How are you, Eagen?
10008	How came he aboard the_ Laughing Lass_?
10008	How came he in the small boat?
10008	How can I tell? 10008 How can you tell that?"
10008	How did you happen to hit on her?
10008	How do you know I wo n''t blow on Lieutenant or Ensign Ralph Slade, U.S.N., when I get back?
10008	How do you know what it will be? 10008 How do you know?"
10008	How far is it to the side of the ship, you hound of hell?
10008	How long had poor Timmins been drowned?
10008	How long would you guess that craft to be?
10008	How many men haf you in the crew?
10008	How many of these damn things we got?
10008	How should I know?
10008	Hullo, boys,said he,"been busy?"
10008	I hope as how you''re getting on well there above, sir?
10008	I suppose it would hardly do to take him with us?
10008	I suppose you know who his Nibs is?
10008	I_ sabe_ how a man goes after treasure with a box; but why should he take treasure away in a box? 10008 If he''s here why do n''t he show himself?"
10008	If not?
10008	In the name of wonders, why should he do it?
10008	In tow?
10008	Is it as bad as that?
10008	Is n''t she in tow?
10008	Is that what Dr. Schermerhorn gave you?
10008	Is there any reason why you do not wish to go?
10008	Is there not possibly some connection between the unexplained light which we have twice seen, and the double desertion of the ship?
10008	It was you that knocked, was it not? 10008 It''s dynamite, is n''t it?"
10008	Karl Augustus Schermerhorn, the man whose experiments to identify telepathy with the Marconi wireless waves made such a furore in the papers?
10008	Kin I carry th''box for you, boss?
10008	Know last year''s output from the mines of Ophir, Thrackles?
10008	Know them?
10008	Looks like a harmless little toy to burn black powder, do n''t she?
10008	Meaning me?
10008	Mr. Barnett, will you go aloft and keep me posted?
10008	Mr. Barnett? 10008 Mr. Eagan, do n''t you want to go hunting?"
10008	Mutiny, would you?
10008	My God, mate, what is it?
10008	No good? 10008 Not Billy Edwards?"
10008	Not some of our boys?
10008	Nothin''to do with a voodoo?
10008	Nothing crooked about this?
10008	Now as to pay-- how mooch iss your boat worth?
10008	Now what are you going to fight?
10008	Now would n''t that get you?
10008	Of the_ Laughing Lass_?
10008	One of your men lost?
10008	One of your officers whom I have not yet had the pleasure of meeting?
10008	Or the esteemed Pulz? 10008 Pearls likely?"
10008	Plain desertion, or something worse?
10008	Radium?
10008	Remember that wide, empty deck forward? 10008 Scared, Billy?"
10008	Secret expedition, was n''t it?
10008	See''em? 10008 So the captain did n''t take kindly to your go- look- see?"
10008	Supposing you do n''t catch it?
10008	Tackel Old Scrubs, will ye? 10008 That was the night we saw the last glow, and the big burst from the volcano, was n''t it?"
10008	That''s all right, Doctor, but how do I know it''s all right? 10008 The Nigger?
10008	Then it''ll change coal to diamonds?
10008	Then what is it?
10008	There could n''t be anything alive up there?
10008	There was no clue to Ives and McGuire?
10008	Think the place is going to blow up?
10008	Thought out any clue, doctor?
10008	Under bare poles?
10008	Up that hole of hell?
10008	Volcanic?
10008	Voodoos?
10008	W''at you maik heem, den?
10008	Want me to diagnose a case of earthquake, sir?
10008	Was he a stow- away?
10008	Was n''t there a dory on the_ Laughing Lass_?
10008	Was that Ralph Slade?
10008	Well, he might,acknowledged Handy Solomon,"and then are we the worse off?
10008	Well, sir?
10008	Well, that''s all settled then, is n''t it? 10008 Well, what is it?"
10008	Well, what of it?
10008	Well, where are we bound, anyway?
10008	Well?
10008	What about the log, then?
10008	What about the_ Laughing Lass_?
10008	What ails him?
10008	What are all these marks?
10008	What became of the crew?
10008	What could there be to involve him?
10008	What did you do?
10008	What did you promise?
10008	What do you make it out to be?
10008	What do you mean, sir?
10008	What do you mean? 10008 What do you think of his story?"
10008	What do you think, sir?
10008	What do you want of me?
10008	What does he mean?
10008	What does he pay you?
10008	What does the information bureau of the Seven Seas know about it?
10008	What does this mean?
10008	What else could she be?
10008	What for, sir?
10008	What he like?
10008	What is it to us?
10008	What is it, then, Doctor?
10008	What is this ship, and where is she bound?
10008	What kind of hell has broke loose?
10008	What next?
10008	What other cave?
10008	What ship is that?
10008	What was it?
10008	What was she?
10008	What was that?
10008	What was the object of the voyage?
10008	What you want, Doctor?
10008	What''s going to happen when she hits the sea?
10008	What''s his name?
10008	What''s it like?
10008	What''s our port?
10008	What''s that?
10008	What''s the matter with you, Doctor?
10008	What''s wrong with him?
10008	What''s wrong?
10008	When may I see him?
10008	When was that, sir?
10008	Where are the rest?
10008	Where are we?
10008	Where away?
10008	Where did they come from?
10008	Where did you ever ship?
10008	Where is she, then?
10008	Where is the_ Laughing Lass_?
10008	Where iss the cabin?
10008	Where''s Selover?
10008	Where''s the_ Laughing Lass_?
10008	Where''s your man?
10008	Where?
10008	Where?
10008	Who are you, anyway?
10008	Who in Kamschatka is Percy Darrow?
10008	Who was to be in charge?
10008	Who''s your relief?
10008	Why did n''t we see him on the beach, then?
10008	Why do n''t you kick to the Old Man, then?
10008	Why do n''t you say something? 10008 Why not, sir?
10008	Why not?
10008	Why not?
10008	Why should he want to?
10008	Why so?
10008	Why, blast it, was the man running a haberdashery? 10008 Why?"
10008	Will you come ashore and have a look, sir?
10008	Will you kindly order the boat ready, Captain Parkinson?
10008	Without the chest?
10008	Wo n''t you step in, gentlemen?
10008	Wonder how the old doctor is getting on?
10008	Wonder what they''ve done?
10008	Wonder what they''ve done?
10008	Would n''t you be robbing yourself?
10008	Yes; but did we keep headed?
10008	Yes; but how about bringing down the whole cave?
10008	You are the mate?
10008	You chaps are getting lazy,said he,"why do n''t you do something?
10008	You did n''t notice whether there were any papers?
10008	You do n''t believe it?
10008	You do n''t mean you found dead----?
10008	You haf dem finished?
10008	You have a gun, of course?
10008	You have heard his?
10008	You know it?
10008	You know w''at I t''ink?
10008	You mean to mutiny?
10008	You saw that, eh?
10008	You say there''s a harbour?
10008	You see dat box he done carry so cairful? 10008 You see?"
10008	You think it''s all true?
10008	You were to lie still, were n''t you? 10008 Your man, Edwards-- the crew-- they left her?
10008	_ North Dakota?_he queried.
10008	_ Quien sabe_?
10008	''_ Now, where do Carroll and Crum come in?"
10008	A black, shaking, shivering hell, for God knows how long.... What do you know?
10008	Aerial navigation, transmutation of metals, the screening of gravity-- does this sound like delirium?
10008	After a pause the falsetto asked deliberately:"Where we goin''?"
10008	After waiting a moment for something more definite, the falsetto inquired rather drily:"How long?
10008	Ai n''t that right, boys?"
10008	Ai n''t you never tackled him afore?
10008	All drowned?"
10008	All ready?
10008	And I heard one say to another:''Hey, Boney, d''you feel like someone was a- buzzin''your nerves like a fiddle- string?''
10008	And if he should come ashore, w''at could he do?
10008	And she''s a two- masted schooner, is n''t she?"
10008	And the devil- fires?
10008	And then where''d we be?"
10008	And w''at do you expect to gain?
10008	And w''at good would it do?
10008	And where did the gold come from then, before they discovered America?
10008	And why should one philosophise in a book that will never be read?
10008	Any explosives in those?
10008	Anyone know about her?"
10008	Apologise?
10008	As the match spluttered:"Do you see something, a few rods to port?"
10008	Barnett?"
10008	Barnett?"
10008	Benzene compounds?
10008	But when you come to apply it-- how do you get your re- agent?
10008	But who could have foretold?
10008	But why all this elaborate farce of the mock quarrel and the alleged mistake?
10008	But why, then, an unburied officer floating on the ocean?
10008	Captain''s orders?"
10008	Confound you, why do n''t you say something?"
10008	Congdon, did you see an opening anywhere in the cliff as we came along?"
10008	Could it be to guard against possible failure?
10008	Crazy?
10008	D.''s?"
10008	Did I tell you of his experiments with pitch?
10008	Did n''t Slade say it was between here and the point?"
10008	Did the Old Man give orders to pound the cable?"
10008	Did they close the chest before they ran?"
10008	Did you ever hear of vampires, Doctor?"
10008	Did you find her on the stern davits?"
10008	Did you know that seals kiss each other, and weep tears when grieved?
10008	Do you know him?"
10008	Do you know there''s a market for those whiskers?
10008	Do you know why I used to visit you at the beach, Slade?
10008	Do you know why you ai n''t with them carrion?"
10008	Do you see?"
10008	Doctor, do you think a little of the real stuff would hurt me?
10008	Does all this sound foolish?
10008	Dr. Trendon?
10008	Enjoyed your little diversions, mates?
10008	Ever know of an old hooker that was n''t overrun with rats?"
10008	Ever see a wooden ship without cockroaches?"
10008	Exact words, hey?"
10008	For how long?
10008	For use?
10008	For what purpose?
10008	Forgot who was your captain, did ye?
10008	Has anyone a theory to offer?"
10008	Have I got to come down for it?"
10008	Have I hurt you?"
10008	Have you ever been buried alive?"
10008	Have you ever sailed on her before?"
10008	How about that?"
10008	How do you know I wo n''t do it when I get back?
10008	How do you know I wo n''t inform the doctor at once what kind of an outfit he has tied to?"
10008	How long a cruise?"
10008	How long ago was that, anyway?"
10008	How long would it take you to walk there?
10008	How long''s that likely to be?"
10008	How long?
10008	How many thousand miles would that be?"
10008	How much do you suppose his outfit stands him?"
10008	How was I to meet it, with none to back me but a scared man, an absorbed man, and an indifferent man?
10008	How was that?
10008	I wonder?"
10008	If any of us should suddenly become the most potent individual in the world, would n''t he be apt to lose balance temporarily?
10008	In the night?"
10008	Is Eagen alive?"
10008	Is n''t that enough?"
10008	Is that right?"
10008	Is there anything I can do?
10008	Ives?"
10008	Ives?"
10008	Like to try it, sir?"
10008	May I trouble you for a light?
10008	Mind when we last''cleaned her''?"
10008	Missals?
10008	More English?
10008	Mr. Eagen has the right, and we signed to it all straight, to work us as he pleases; and w''at does he do?
10008	Now we go----""Do you mean to say,"almost shouted Darrow,"that you have succeeded in freeing it in the metal?"
10008	Now,"demanded Edwards plaintively,"what right has a jackie to have nerves?"
10008	One night-- good God, was it only last week?
10008	Opening his eyes he whispered,"The sailor?
10008	Or the scholarly and urbane Robinson of Ethiopian extraction?"
10008	Pardon me, if I may trouble you for the matches?
10008	Prehistoric implements?
10008	Pulz?
10008	Query-- to memory dear?
10008	Remember how you caught him?"
10008	Scarabs?
10008	See here, anything crooked in this?"
10008	Shall I upon- a- needy- friend hard- press?
10008	She was last seen somewhere about this part of the world, was n''t she?"
10008	That night, was it not, you saw the second pillar of fire?"
10008	That seems a simple enough proposition, does it not?
10008	That''s the question-- w''at are you going to do?"
10008	The captain?
10008	The question is, did he get back alive?"
10008	Then how came he by his death?"
10008	Then, breaking his own rule of repression, he asked:"Did he come off the schooner with you?"
10008	There ai n''t no officers and men ashore-- is there, now, sir?
10008	There was a struggle for utterance, then:"The volcano?"
10008	They''ve told you, have n''t they?"
10008	This must be performed with extreme care owing to the unstable nature of the benzene compounds._""Picric acid?
10008	Thrackles?
10008	Trendon?"
10008	Trendon?"
10008	Trendon?"
10008	U.?''
10008	VI MR. DARROW RECEIVES"You say the last entry is June 7th?"
10008	Want any advance money?"
10008	Was it a week, or a month, after that?...
10008	Well, if he goes aboard and_ stays_, where are we the worse off?
10008	Well...."Did I say that I was sometimes annoyed by the doctor''s attitude?
10008	What about her?"
10008	What accommodations shall I engage?
10008	What care we_?
10008	What care we_?
10008	What care we_?
10008	What do you make of that cloud on the peak?"
10008	What do you suppose he says?"
10008	What do you think, Bucko?"
10008	What do you think, Doc?"
10008	What for?
10008	What had I accomplished?
10008	What have three dozen undershirts to do with this?"
10008	What have you been doing?"
10008	What is this craft?
10008	What is this?
10008	What more do you want?"
10008	What scientific apparatus?
10008	What shall it be?
10008	What to?
10008	What will you haf?''
10008	What''s a good constitution between earthquakes?
10008	What''s this?
10008	What''s this?
10008	What?
10008	When?"
10008	Where did this ship and its precious gang of cutthroats come from, anyway?"
10008	Where did you get it, anyway?
10008	Where is Billy Edwards?"
10008	Where iss Percy?"
10008	Where was I?"
10008	Where was the confidence in the might of his two hands?
10008	Where''s the captain?"
10008	Where?
10008	Where?"
10008	Which of these bunks are empty?"
10008	Who are you, anyway?"
10008	Who could know that a crumble of island beach and six months ashore would turn him into what he had become?
10008	Who is he?"
10008	Why do n''t you kill a few bull seal for the''trimmings''?"
10008	Why not?
10008	Why should they desire to do so?
10008	Why should you be?"
10008	Why?
10008	Why?"
10008	Will you come with me, sir?"
10008	Would you have me kill the man with questions?"
10008	Yes?
10008	Yet what could I say?
10008	You ai n''t going to make a boat attack against Old Scrubs, are you?"
10008	You did n''t find any of the others?"
10008	You do n''t care what happens to it?"
10008	You do n''t make no doubt of that, do you, sir?"
10008	You know that heavy box we are so careful of?
10008	You may have noted the rather excited scrawl in the back of the ledger?
10008	You remember the vampire bats, Slade?
10008	You saw it?"
10008	You see dat?"
10008	You see?
10008	and against whom should I warn them?
10008	do n''t you remember the_ Laughing Lass_ mystery and the disappearance of Doctor Schermerhorn?"
10008	he cried, in a note of disappointment,"Can you read German script?"
10008	said Darrow,"May I offer you the makings of a cigarette?"
30242	Ah,said the deep voice of the announcer as the jingle muted,"Which witch do you really wish?
30242	Any word from their embassy?
30242	Can not our best law- enforcement agencies find the real perpetrators of these crimes? 30242 Can not our best researchers find a cure for this addiction?"
30242	Can you keep it out of the papers?
30242	Clean, clean, Witch clean-- what''s the witches next big cleanup? 30242 Connection?"
30242	Could you give them the story and trust them, when it''s this important, and the consequences of leakage this apparent?
30242	Even if the alert itself endangers the security wraps?
30242	Have n''t you heard the news? 30242 How about mutant strains of the Suez bacteria?"
30242	How long can we keep it under wraps?
30242	I came to ask you what it is about the witches?
30242	Is there a mechanical error built in by human frailty in tonight''s shot? 30242 Just what do you put in that soap of yours, anyhow?"
30242	Mr. Randolph? 30242 No?
30242	Oh? 30242 So?"
30242	Then that Canaveral deal? 30242 Then-- what''s the most appealing thing in the world?"
30242	Use it? 30242 Well?"
30242	Well?
30242	What about the witches?
30242	What do you mean, do n''t overdo it? 30242 What''s your reaction?"
30242	Which Witch do you need? 30242 Who are you?"
30242	Who''s gone?
30242	Will that make a dent?
30242	Will they clean this one up as they did the last one, or will they demand surrender terms on this one?
30242	Will you like that, Mary? 30242 Will you speak to the audience, Mary?"
30242	Witch soap or detergent, Witch cleanser upsurgent, which Witch do you need? 30242 Would you mind explaining just exactly what you are talking about?"
30242	''Witchcraft raises its head,''and''Salem is here with a new twist and a singing commercial,''and''Anybody got a pestilence?''
30242	Are you planning to use it again tonight?"
30242	But Randolph had authorized it, had n''t he?
30242	But can they cure the products of our laboratories?
30242	Could you clean up something like a slum for say fifty thousand dollars?
30242	How much?
30242	I do n''t know--""Now, sir, just what do you mean, you do n''t know the cost?
30242	Is our bird perfect this time?"
30242	Is there a saboteur at work?
30242	It''s in your title, IWC, is n''t it?
30242	My little dove, and what would you suggest, then, if we are not to defend ourselves from this capitalistic aggression?
30242	Remember the IWW?
30242	Since when has communism and unity got anything to do with anything?
30242	That we shall sit with our hands folded and allow them to dictate the terms of our surrender?
30242	The one Bill Howard was talking about in his newscast?"
30242	Was n''t that sort of communistic?"
30242	Were you listening that night?"
30242	What are you planning for tonight?"
30242	What''s the problem?
30242	What''s worrying you about using it?
30242	Which witch is a witch?
30242	Who are the witches?
30242	Will you like walking?"
30242	You get the world in a hatbasket, and then you want to throw it away?"
30242	You''re an international corporation, are n''t you?
30242	to claim the moon, he thought, chewing his lip, but is n''t it a little risky to claim peace on earth for the Witch products?
30673	... read me?
30673	Awake?
30673	Big date today?
30673	Colonel?
30673	How did I get back?
30673	How much do you remember?
30673	Is that all?
30673	Johnny?
30673	Meaning?
30673	Red Three, what altitude? 30673 So?"
30673	So?
30673	The blast- off?
30673	The orbit? 30673 Uh, hello, Control, this is Red Three, do you read me?"
30673	Well, how are you?
30673	What happened?
30673	What''s it sound like to you?
30673	What? 30673 What?"
30673	Where?
30673	Why not?
30673	Wives and everybody?
30673	You like the movies?
30673	You like to get a little adventure in your soul? 30673 You think I''ll crack?"
30673	Eight o''clock?
30673	For you, you beautiful bitch._"Say something, Colonel?"
30673	Illustration: Illustrated by Ed Emsh]_ What is more frightening than the fear of the unknown?
30673	The landing?"
30673	What altitude?"
30673	What do you think it is?"
30673	Why ca n''t I see?"
30673	You like a little vicarious thrill now and then?"
30673	_ Dump it...._ What did that mean?
30673	_ This is my day._"Is my wife here?"
30673	_ What''s it like out there?_ His belly told him.
30673	_ What''s it like out there?_ The satellite answered partly; the Ship would answer more.
30528	Bill, what''s happened?
30528	Bill,_ what_ are you saying?
30528	But how, Carol? 30528 But what shall we do now?
30528	Carol, are we crazy? 30528 Do n''t you realize what this could mean?
30528	Do you think he''s alive?
30528	Do you think we ought to bury it?
30528	Investigating our report?
30528	Now what? 30528 Oh my lord, we''re not going to have red tape at a time like this, are we?"
30528	What about the dog?
30528	What in the world is that?
30528	What shall we do with the dog?
30528	What time is it, Carol?
30528	What will we do now?
30528	Will it be all right there? 30528 You heard that, Carol?"
30528	Are you reporting discovery of the Russian satellite?
30528	But if it_ had_ worked, why had it taken so long to find its way to earth?
30528	Ca n''t you fix it?"
30528	Did you read me about the Russian satellite?"
30528	Do n''t you realize that today they''re going to open that satellite, that other one, in Washington?
30528	Do n''t you see what could happen?"
30528	Do we read you correctly?
30528	Do you really believe that''s what we''ve found?"
30528	Do you understand?
30528	Is this some dream, or do you believe we are looking at the ejection chamber of the Russian satellite?"
30528	Is your boat in distress?
30528	It was filled with black and yellow... fur?
30528	Should we bring it aboard?"
30528	Ten feet?
30528	What are your instructions regarding dog satellite?"
30528	What is your position?
30528	Will it eject the chamber as scheduled, and will the chamber arrive back at earth at the designated place?
30528	Will the satellite, still in its orbit, eject the chamber containing Joy?
30408	Advice?
30408	But-- uh-- there''re other cities they could stick up, ai n''t there?
30408	Ca n''t they?
30408	Do n''t you understand? 30408 Do you think you can find the Tube again?"
30408	Feel better now?
30408	He did n''t hurt you, Tommy?
30408	How''d you learn all that?
30408	I suppose she explained with a smile and gestures just how much of a strain it is, simply keeping the city going?
30408	Is it?
30408	Is-- is Daddy there?
30408	Just what,demanded Tommy,"does this mean?"
30408	Miss Evelyn''s still all right?
30408	No hope, Tommy?
30408	Now what?
30408	Now, what''s happened on Earth?
30408	Tommy,said Evelyn,"you''re not going to--""Run away?
30408	Trying to keep me from worrying? 30408 Uh-- where''s Miss Evelyn?"
30408	What the devil happened?
30408	What''s that?
30408	What-- what is it?
30408	Where are the people?
30408	Who''s going through first?
30408	Who''s there?
30408	Why''d you get out of the Tube?
30408	You''re all right?
30408	You-- you''ll be careful, Tommy?
30408	*****"Miss Evelyn''s all right?"
30408	And why?"
30408	But what?"
30408	But-- er-- just how does one set about getting married here?"
30408	Did they ever war among themselves?
30408	Evelyn said soberly:"We''re going to be killed, do n''t you think, Tommy?"
30408	Evelyn-- er-- how are we going to explain a trip through five dimensions in a sketch?"
30408	Funny, is n''t it?"
30408	Get set, will ya?"
30408	I wonder if Tubes are less your own invention than we thought?"
30408	If you had enough shells would you have stopped there?"
30408	Is Miss Evelyn all right?"
30408	K.?"
30408	Now, how about throwin''in with me, you an''the professor?"
30408	She added in a brave attempt at levity:"Where do we go from here?"
30408	The lean man in the tunic of Rahn snarled bitterly:"What matter?
30408	Were there more races than one upon Earth?
30408	Were they of diverse colors?
30408	What''s happened?
30408	What''s that?"
30408	Who sent them?
29421	And if,suggested Foulet,"we do n''t wish to talk?"
29421	And you can draw anything to you,asked Brice,"within the radius of the magnetic ray?"
29421	Destruction?
29421	He may come to at any moment and if he does--"Suppose we bind him and take him in the plane?
29421	How did you know?
29421	How do you feel?
29421	How will you like to be slaves of Mad Algy Fraser?
29421	Suppose,asked Foulet curiously,"we had n''t fallen into your trap?
29421	The instinct of fear still holds, eh? 29421 The world knows I am Master?"
29421	They are afraid of me?
29421	Three?
29421	Tossed?
29421	Was there an airplane anywhere around?
29421	Would you like to look over the wall?
29421	Would you like to see?
29421	You killed him?
29421	You will talk?
29421	Your countries are afraid of me?
29421	Your countries know there is a power abroad stronger than they? 29421 *****How far can you throw the ray?"
29421	Alone?
29421	And besides, would Fraser''s brilliantly subtle mind stoop so low as to destroy enemies by pushing them over a wall?
29421	And if it were, might not Fraser push us over the wall?
29421	And just where were we?
29421	And now-- what?
29421	And we were helpless-- helpless in the clutch of-- what?
29421	And what then?
29421	And what would he be?
29421	But it is three years since your world has seen me-- yes?"
29421	But there you are--""You mean that in all these countries--?"
29421	But what if we did?
29421	But why had he put us here?
29421	But why?
29421	But, you asked how far I can throw the ray?
29421	Could it be?
29421	Could they hold against the pull of the magnetic ray?
29421	Could we overpower him?
29421	Could we simulate that glassy stare?
29421	Did it act at once or slowly?
29421	Did it send us to sleep?
29421	Drop two thousand feet into the middle of the Arabian Desert?
29421	Even supposing we could get parachutes where would we go?
29421	Fool them until we got a chance to escape?
29421	Get in the plane and take off--""And not wait for you?"
29421	Had he died?
29421	Had he guessed we had outwitted Doctor Semple and not taken the mad serum after all, and was this punishment?
29421	Half a minute?
29421	His eyes-- what was the matter with them?
29421	How could we ever escape the terrific power of the magnetic ray?
29421	How could we get away?
29421	How could we go without Brice?
29421	How could we simulate symptoms when we had no idea what these symptoms were supposed to be?
29421	How could we tell him all we knew when we were supposed to have forgotten everything?
29421	How did Brice expect to see his quarry escape?
29421	How did he do it?"
29421	How long would it be?
29421	How much longer would our gas and oil hold out?
29421	How strong were the cables?
29421	If Fraser were able to read minds-- as I was nearly sure he was-- then had n''t we better keep our minds blank even down here?
29421	If we went on-- what?
29421	Is the lightness of your Fleotite counteracted by the weight of the men and machines?"
29421	Might he be a mind reader?
29421	Might he not, even now, know that we had outwitted the doctor and had not received the fatal injection?
29421	Might not Fraser have a ray that could penetrate walls?
29421	My mind shuddered away from the thought, taking refuge in my first question: Why were we here?
29421	My serum can destroy your conscious mind-- but not your native fear?
29421	Of course Foulet connecting my vanishing man with that disappearing airplane was absurd-- but where had the man gone?
29421	One second?
29421	Or did our inside secret service information come under the general head of Science?
29421	Parachute?
29421	Should we go on or turn back?
29421	Suppose Fraser himself superintended another injection?
29421	Suppose Fraser turned the ray back on us as we climbed down?
29421	Suppose he cut the ladder?
29421	Suppose he fled during the night?
29421	Suppose we had turned back before reaching the point where your ray is effective?"
29421	Talk?
29421	They feel that between the twin horns of economic pressure and the red menace they will be tossed to destruction?
29421	Was he an idiot, with blank face and shiny, soulless eyes?
29421	Was he going to shove us into space because we refused to answer his questions?
29421	Was he on that terrible rising island?
29421	Was it possible?
29421	Was it supposed to make us sick?
29421	Was my supposition that he had jumped to a lower roof, climbed a wall and run through the maze of alleyways in half a minute in any way less absurd?
29421	Was that true?
29421	Was there no way out?
29421	Was this a trap?
29421	Was this a trap?
29421	Well, are you ready to talk?"
29421	Were n''t we supposed to be idiots when he put us down there?
29421	Were there no eyes that watched us still, or ears that listened to what we might say?
29421	Were we mad?
29421	Were we out of danger yet?
29421	Were we sufficiently good actors to get away with it?
29421	Were we under a hypnotic spell?
29421	What could account for this burst of superhuman speed?
29421	What did Fraser suspect-- or know?
29421	What did he mean?
29421	What good would an airplane have been on a roof- top ten feet wide by twelve feet long?
29421	What might he not do?
29421	What now?
29421	What power lay behind this band of light that drew us irresistibly toward it?
29421	What power might that eye possess?
29421	What scheme had he evolved in his crazed brain?
29421	What was Fraser going to do with us?
29421	What was he going to do after he had finished treating us as honored guests?
29421	What was he going to do to us?
29421	What was his scheme?
29421	What was it Fraser had said?
29421	What was the action of the serum?
29421	What was the matter with Brice?
29421	What was the story?
29421	What were we supposed to do now?
29421	What would he do?
29421	What would such a man do loosed in the world?
29421	When would Fraser reach the lamp?
29421	When would he turn it on?
29421	When would the glow come?
29421	When would we see him again?
29421	Where could a trap door, two thousand feet above the earth lead?
29421	Where had he gone?
29421	Where was Brice?
29421	Where was it leading us?
29421	Where was poor Brice now?
29421	Who was in that plane?
29421	Will you talk?"
29421	Wits, I thought again, only our wits would stand between us and-- what?
29421	Would I succeed?
29421	Would he be apt to do us harm before those questions were asked?
29421	Would it hold with only two cables?
29421	Would the doctor discover our ruse?
29421	You will talk?"
29421	[ Illustration:_ A white speck took shape beneath the rising Island._]"Are you serious?"
29421	_ What_ was in that plane?
29437	All set? 29437 And I suppose,"Sira continued sweetly,"that you have also arranged a deal with the central banks and the secret war interests?"
29437	And have you made arrangements for the disposal of the ship''s records?
29437	And is it a habit of yours to hide in the bedroom of visiting policemen? 29437 And now tell me, young lady, what''s the meaning of this?"
29437	And why,queried his wife,"would she be swimming in the middle of the canal if she was getting ready to marry Scar Balta?"
29437	And you?
29437	Are you really as dumb as that?
29437	Bad?
29437	But why only one man?
29437	But why-- why does she send me away?
29437	Can you just see the loom of it?
29437	Did he say what brought him here?
29437	Does n''t the Princess Sira recognize her servant, Tolto?
29437	Feel sick? 29437 Feeling better?
29437	First of all,Wilcox wanted to know,"how is your affair with the Princess Sira progressing?"
29437	For what? 29437 From Earth?
29437	Get the idea? 29437 Have an orange?"
29437	Have you an old coat you can lend me?
29437	How about my fare?
29437	How so?
29437	If I threw down the service how could you trust me?
29437	Is n''t she in this ship? 29437 Is that all?"
29437	Is that so?
29437	Mellie? 29437 My dear Mellie, you realize that I may be trailed here?
29437	Not a vision?
29437	Now, how about it? 29437 Once more I ask you, bug, where is she?"
29437	Princess Sira? 29437 Princess?
29437	She spoke warmly about the proposed war; could that be at the root of her strange change of heart? 29437 Still the same mind, Hemingway?
29437	Surprised to see me, eh, Hemingway?
29437	They might have got news from that detachment we grounded, but how do they know this is n''t some other police or military car?
29437	Too much Merclite last night? 29437 True; but his Joro some larger plan?
29437	Were n''t you afraid some desert rat would give you away?
29437	What do you want of me?
29437	What is my mission here?
29437	What punishment?
29437	What''s that?
29437	What''s the matter, sonny?
29437	What''s this all about?
29437	What''s your name?
29437	Where is Tolto? 29437 Where is she?"
29437	Where is this technie?
29437	Who are you, little bug?
29437	Who awaits our pleasure?
29437	Who is Scar Balta?
29437	Who''s Mellie?
29437	Who''s this fellow, Murray?
29437	Why does Joro insist on that?
29437	Will I?
29437	Would it be asking too much to inquire on what charge?
29437	Yeh?
29437	Yeh?
29437	You came to warn me?
29437	You did n''t think that I was ignorant of your purpose here? 29437 You propose a revolution?"
29437	You''ve heard of me?
29437	Your Excellency desired to see me?
29437	Your Highness, could n''t you let your royal friends do these dangerous things for you?
29437	*****"Our own ship?
29437	--Didn''t you say you''d stick no matter what they did?"
29437	Am I right?"
29437	And how could a Martian princess who knows fear lay claim to a throne?
29437	And how does all that tie up with you hiding in my mist- bath with a long and mean lookin''knife?"
29437	And, Your Excellency, would n''t I be a good king?"
29437	Any retching?"
29437	Are you going to betray me-- I, who have risked much to warn you?
29437	But after all, what does the support of the people amount to?
29437	But do you boys think for one minute we could get away with a strike?"
29437	But she straightened up, and with a look of infinite scorn said:"So the mighty policeman of the Sun calls a hotel guard, does he?
29437	But what is it to them, how much they make me suffer for a trifle?"
29437	Ca n''t you see I''m stringing him?
29437	Can you get me these things?"
29437	Could n''t they be satisfied with what they could learn from Murray?
29437	Could this be the technie?"
29437	Did n''t they murder my father and my mother, and my only brother?
29437	Did she really escape or is Joro forwarding some plot of his own?"
29437	Did we rip''em up high and handsome?
29437	Did you discover anything of importance in the man''s room?"
29437	Do n''t you know most of us Martians go armed all the time?"
29437	Do n''t you know where you''re goin''?"
29437	Do you know the giant with him?"
29437	Do you promise?"
29437	Ever consider that?"
29437	Ever hear of her?
29437	Ever watch''em?
29437	Follow me?"
29437	For fear?
29437	Has Tolto turned traitor?
29437	Have you any money?"
29437	Have you heard of it?"
29437	Have you made the necessary arrangements with the key men of the army?"
29437	How can I help what they do?
29437	How did you get past Tolto?"
29437	How long ago had she gone?
29437	How would you like to go in to Tarog with me?
29437	How would you like to have 100,000 dollars?
29437	How''n the name of Pluto will he handle things if a fuse blows?
29437	I would give it all-- You remember the young officer of the I. F. P.?
29437	Kids just naturally do run to pets, do n''t they?
29437	Murray?"
29437	Natural, ai n''t it?
29437	Neat, huh?"
29437	Or are you going to let me go?"
29437	Suppose you''d like to hear my orders?"
29437	The one who kissed me?"
29437	The way they enact a murder is good, is n''t it?"
29437	They left one claimant, see?
29437	They seem to have us licked now-- but did you ever hear that the I. F. P. is most dangerous when it''s been thoroughly licked?"
29437	Understand?"
29437	Want this dingus?"
29437	What may happen to you?"
29437	What would happen if all these eager millions of two neighboring planets were to learn the true state of affairs?
29437	Wheels within wheels, eh?
29437	Where''s this broadcasting plant?"
29437	Who''s the hussy with you?"
29437	Why be a fool?
29437	Why was he so nervous?
29437	Will Wasil help me?"
29437	Will you keep me here?"
29437	You know Tuman?
29437	You know who put over the slogan,''Wilcox, the Solar Savior?''
29437	You remember those heavy explosions, shortly after we dropped in the hall, as one might say?
29437	Young woman, what made you do it?
30722	A lizard?
30722	At_ this_ point?
30722	Besides, how can it exist when we''re asleep, when it does n''t really exist to begin with?
30722	Besides, what about your Saint Bernard?
30722	But can someone tell me why we ca n''t control_ them_ any more?
30722	But_ where_ on Earth?
30722	Ever since... when was it, a week ago?... 30722 Feel anything yet, Ollie?"
30722	Get together?
30722	How about a little shower?
30722	How about a meadow?
30722	How about the camel?
30722	If we stopped taking it,asked Brunei,"which would disappear first,_ them_..._ or the garden?_"Vera grimaced.
30722	Is n''t it always?
30722	Join us?
30722	O.K.,said Vera,"so what do you want?"
30722	Ollie, do I have your permission to bring my dragon into the garden? 30722 What are we gon na do?"
30722	What happened, Lazar?
30722	What went wrong?
30722	What''s so interesting about that silly dragon?
30722	Who knows?
30722	Why do n''t we get together?
30722	Why do n''t you get rid of it?
30722	Will you_ please_ get rid of that dragon?
30722	You mean we should make it the same for all of us?
30722	You think it has a separate existence?
30722	Drug addicts, occultists, sensationalists..._ and what else?_ What makes a person do a thing like this?
30722	Drug addicts, occultists, sensationalists..._ and what else?_ What makes a person do a thing like this?
30722	How long would this go on?
30722	What''re you doing?"
30722	Why did they put_ him_ on the ship?
30722	_ They ca n''t kill us!_""Maybe we should stop taking the Omnidrene?"
30495	* 5* THE NATURE OF EMANATIONS FROM RADIO- ACTIVE BODIES What, then, is the nature of these radiations? 30495 And have you got them all now?"
30495	Then how did he act? 30495 Who uses this material?"
30495	A strange trick, that, to play with an individual_ Ego_, is it not?
30495	And how is it that different kinds of atoms can hold to themselves such varying numbers of fellow- atoms-- oxygen one, hydrogen two, and so on?
30495	And when the goal is reached, what will be revealed?
30495	And why, at the same temperature, are some substances held together with such enormous rigidity, others so loosely?
30495	And''spectroscopes,''''photographs''--what, pray, are these?
30495	Are they actually material particles hurled through the ether?
30495	Are they destined throughout the sweep of time to keep up this celibate existence?
30495	But what if he had had a bucketful of the little boneless creatures at his disposal, as the worker at Naples now may have any day for the asking?
30495	But why go farther?
30495	But, for that matter, what is the nature of these intermolecular bonds in any case?
30495	Have these celibate atoms remained thus always isolated, taking no part in world- building?
30495	How might such insulation be accomplished?
30495	If this is true of the mere marble images, what shall we say of the emblems on the centre table?
30495	In other words, what is the real status, and the import and meaning, the_ raison d''être_, if you will, of the science of zoology to- day?
30495	Man still wages warfare on his fellow- man as he has done time out of mind; as he will do-- who shall say how long?
30495	Need I say that these again are troublous times?
30495	Or are they like light-- and possibly the Roentgen rays-- simply undulations in the ether?
30495	Or were we entering some Iowa village, where the first settlers still live who but yesterday banished the prairie- dog and the buffalo?
30495	Prom what non- human parent did the human race directly spring?
30495	QUERIES SUGGESTED BY THE NEW GASES Suppose that a few years ago you had asked some chemist,"What are the constituents of the atmosphere?"
30495	Should the whole fabric of classification be abandoned?
30495	The government promptly accepted the offer-- as why should it not, since it had at hand so easy a means of raising the necessary money?
30495	To be sure, he never catches the shrimp-- but what of that?
30495	Was he very proud and haughty, as if he could not speak to other people?"
30495	Was this, then, Jena, the home of traditions?
30495	What are the homologies of this form and that?
30495	What can it tell us of the story of animal creation?
30495	What gaps does it bridge?
30495	What its probable ancestry?
30495	What wonder, then, that the Briton speaks of the institution as the"Pantheon of Science"?
30495	What, then, is the present status of Haeckel''s genealogical tree regarding man''s most direct ancestor?
30495	What, then, is this all- compassing power of gravitation which occupies so central a position in the scheme of mechanical things?
30495	What, then, was to be done?
30495	Where are the remembrances of that extraordinary man whom the original charter describes as"our well- beloved Benjamin, Count of Rumford?"
30495	Who knows what are the conditions necessary to the evolution of the ever- present atoms into"vital"associations?
30495	Who shall say, then, what forlorn hope of to- day''s science may not be the conquering host of to- morrow?
30495	Why does not a lump of iron dissolve as readily as the lump of sugar in our bowl of water?
30495	a real lord there?"
30330	How do you know what I can do? 30330 Hulp?
30330	Is the boat equipped with radio? 30330 Neediest hulp?"
30330	No sea juicing?
30330	Smatter? 30330 So why dontcha?"
30330	The Cirissins?
30330	To blast away earth?
30330	Wand tog?
30330	What kind of work do you do, mister?
30330	What''s a matter with you, mister?
30330	What''s that?
30330	What''s with this high dragon bump business? 30330 What''s your name?"
30330	Why do n''t you quit trying to think?
30330	With that? 30330 You can do that with just one high dragon bump?"
30330	You still mad at me cause of what I done? 30330 You''re going to kill me?"
30330	You''re not really gon na help these creeps, are ya? 30330 _ You_ are going to_ reduce_ me?"
30330	A dance?
30330	And just suppose now that I do n''t give you a high dragon bump?
30330	And what about communications?"
30330	And you''re going to keep Sheilah here and torture her if I do n''t deliver the goods, huh?"
30330	At which time he was saying into his improvised microphone:"Seven hours?
30330	Bumps and grinds?
30330	Ca n''t make it any sooner than that?
30330	Chinese dragon dances?
30330	Do you mind telling me what you want a high dragon bump_ for_?"
30330	Do you?
30330	Dun lake lab tarry?"
30330	Five hours?
30330	Gut, hah?
30330	He said,"It would really be better, would n''t it, if I could make the high dragon bump right here?"
30330	Hell, why not?
30330	Help?
30330	High dragon bump?
30330	Highland fling?
30330	How can I let you know when I have your high dragon bump?"
30330	How come we do n''t weigh nothing?
30330	How do you know it''s even a gun?
30330	How''d we get here so fast?"
30330	It do n''t matter now, does it?"
30330	Just tell me this: Why?
30330	Now, Mr.--you do n''t mind if I call you O''Reilly, do you?
30330	Now, if I could talk to your captain-- or, are you the captain?"
30330	O''Reilly had said,"Earth blasted away,"had n''t he?
30330	Okay?"
30330	Or--""Yukon mike?"
30330	Sheilah interrupted,"But what did they_ want_?
30330	Six?"
30330	That long?
30330	Therefore... Well, therefore what?
30330	Twenty- four hours, you said?
30330	Understand?"
30330	Want splain?"
30330	Wayne said,"Huh?"
30330	Wayne turned his face to the door and shouted,"Hey, is that it?
30330	Well, then, O''Reilly, do you have any suggestions as to how I should go about getting you a high dragon bump?
30330	Whaddya do on your TV show?"
30330	What did I expect for only three weeks?
30330	What do you do then?"
30330	What is it they wantcha to tell''em?"
30330	Who do you feel it''s necessary to do it?"
30330	You understand so far?"
30330	You want me to make you one?
30330	You want us to teach you a dance called the high dragon bump?"
30330	You were posing when--?"
30763	And you think that your brain is all that is left of''you''?
30763	Anything wrong?
30763	Date of birth?
30763	Do you think that you would want to?
30763	Doc, if I''m not me when this is over, do you think I''ll know it?
30763	Doc, why am I seeing you?
30763	Doctor, ca n''t you at least tell me what type operation I''m going to have?
30763	Doctor, could you tell me what this is all about? 30763 Historian?"
30763	Is he the last one?
30763	Letzmiller? 30763 My whole brain?"
30763	Now, just what does that have to do with your operation?
30763	Remember what it was for?
30763	See that? 30763 Tell you about me?"
30763	Well,the doctor said,"how do you feel?
30763	Well?
30763	Well?
30763	What do you mean?
30763	What do you think it will be?
30763	Why''s that?
30763	You have n''t guessed?
30763	AM I STILL THERE?
30763	And what does that make me?"
30763	But actual duplication?
30763	But do n''t you see what I''m driving at?
30763	Correct?"
30763	Do you think you''re ready to go to your room now?"
30763	How could he explain it?
30763	Know what I mean?"
30763	Like to hear it?"
30763	Well, everything seems to be functioning properly now, does n''t it?
30763	Which must in essence, of course, simply be the question"What do I mean by''I''?"
30763	Who''s he?
30763	You are Vincent Bonard Lee?"
30763	Your head hurt?"
30773	Are n''t we going to take the dog with us, Pop?
30773	Are n''t you going to open it?
30773	Could he belong to a being that was n''t human?
30773	Could n''t we take him along anyway?
30773	Do you think maybe if you caught him you could sell him to a circus, Pop?
30773	Do you think we''ll find animals to catch, Pop?
30773	Gee, are you sure? 30773 How can you know that?
30773	Is anything the matter, Pop?
30773	It-- it''s like a cemetery, ai n''t it, Pop?
30773	Mark, do you like traveling around with me?
30773	More lonely than the ship?
30773	Not seeing anybody else? 30773 Shoot him?
30773	Then that means there was a ship here?
30773	They had an accident, did n''t they? 30773 What did you say, Pop?"
30773	What does it mean, Pop?
30773	What kind is he, Pop?
30773	What? 30773 Will that take long?"
30773	Yes, Pop?
30773	You know what?
30773	You mean we''re going back to Mars or Earth?
30773	You think he was the dog''s master?
30773	You think-- you think somebody''s buried here?
30773	And what''s immortality, Pop?"
30773	How did it happen?"
30773	How do you s''pose he got here?"
30773	Just being with me, learning your lessons from tapes, and having your test papers corrected automatically?
30773	No other kids, no people of any kind?
30773	Then a sudden fear struck him, and he added,"You''re not going to leave here yet, are you, Pop?
30773	They walked in silence for a few moments, and then Sam asked,"Want to go on?"
30773	What does it mean?"
30773	What does that mean?
30773	You do n''t get tired of it?"
30773	You know what I think, Pop?
30773	You wo n''t change your mind?"
30307	But where,he asked,"--where does the voice come from?
30307	But who you think''d dare try an''swipe it when we''re so close? 30307 Carse and the nig?
30307	Climb over, why do n''t you? 30307 Do you want to come in on this?"
30307	Follow''em now, suh, an''wear out their projectors?
30307	He think maybe he can bust through our ray- web? 30307 How in hell did you know that?
30307	How soon,Carse asked,"do you think we could overhaul them?"
30307	I go to Ku Sui, then?
30307	Is that clear?
30307	Ku Sui is in back of this?
30307	Notice anything wrong?
30307	Still unconscious?
30307	Then what you goin''to do with that rope?
30307	They did n''t get their space- suits out, did they? 30307 Try an surprise''em?"
30307	Two, suh?
30307	What could it be?
30307	What use? 30307 What was that fungus?"
30307	What we do, then, suh?
30307	What you doing, Jake? 30307 What you goin''to do with me?"
30307	What you goin''to do with them two?
30307	What''s he goin''to do, suh? 30307 What''s he goin''to do?"
30307	Where did you come from?
30307	Where,came the steady question again,"is Ku Sui?"
30307	Why that threat, when everything seems all right? 30307 Why two?
30307	Will you reply to him, sir?
30307	Wrong? 30307 Yes, suh?"
30307	Yes, suh?
30307	Yes? 30307 You goin''to shoot us down in cold blood?"
30307	You made the pit, Eclipse?
30307	You mean to count to five?
30307	You mean, suh,asked Friday haltingly,"you mean that maybe-- maybe it''ll get in our suits too?"
30307	You surely do n''t imply Ah''m_ sca''ed_ of that yellow Chink? 30307 You''re sure everything is regular here?"
30307	And in minutes?"
30307	And yet, why-- Why, for instance, had the brigands taken to their heels with just the barest semblance of fight?
30307	But do you remember, some years ago, five men-- and another who lay before them?
30307	But light must have been reflected by the round whites of his eyes, for the pirate suddenly stopped and called in sharp alarm:"What''s that?
30307	By the time he had finished, Friday was out of his space- suit and asking:"Shall I rub him out, suh?
30307	Damn you, Carse, you''re--""Where,"interrupted the adventurer coldly,"is Ku Sui?"
30307	Did they not know he had-- thanks to Master Scientist Eliot Leithgow-- the fastest ship in space, and would inevitably overtake them?
30307	Do you remember how this last man said:''Each one of you will die for what you''ve done to me?''
30307	Does your head hurt where you were hit?"
30307	From where had Carse fired at the corral fence?
30307	Hawk Carse?
30307	He looked steadily at Judd''s eyes and asked:"What are you going to do with Friday and me?"
30307	Head still bad?"
30307	How can Judd reach me to kill me?
30307	How do we know he was one of the four?"
30307	How''s the head?"
30307	It said:"Hawk Carse?
30307	Jus''drop in?"
30307	Now-- will you climb?
30307	One o''Ku Sui''s gang, maybe?"
30307	Remember, Judd?
30307	Remember?
30307	Shall I count them off?
30307	Then he asked:"And Friday?"
30307	Try to--""_ What''s that?_"whispered Hawk Carse.
30307	Tumble down on him if he made the pit?
30307	Up on his perch, the engineer peered down curiously and asked:"Anything wrong, sir?"
30307	Were they Ku Sui''s men?
30307	What in hell did he do that for?"
30307	What was the logical vantage point for him?
30307	What''s he goin''to do?"
30307	What''s that there?
30307	Where are you?"
30307	Where the hell are you?"
30307	Who is it?"
30307	Why do n''t you climb over?"
30307	Why not put''em all in one?"
30307	Why were they so willing to flee, knowing as they must that he, the Hawk, would follow?
30307	Why, with their defensive ray- web proof for some time at least against his offensive rays, had they left without more of a struggle for the horn?
30307	Would they catch the negro?
30307	You goin''forward''tween the hulls?"
30307	You hear me, Hawk Carse?
30307	You hear me?"
30307	You there?
30307	You there?"
30307	You want me for duty?"
30307	You, Jake?
30764	All done?
30764	And you, Wally?
30764	Any objections? 30764 But precisely what was the experience?
30764	But then what_ did_ happen?
30764	But...."Yes?
30764	Dexter... what experiences have you had?
30764	Dr. Ormond,he said, loudly enough to center the attention of everyone in the room on him,"may I have the floor for a moment?"
30764	Eleanor,he said reprovingly,"that was letting the cat out of the bag, was n''t it?
30764	First, is it your opinion that our group has now reached the minimum level of Insight that makes it possible to work with those instruments?
30764	Has anyone else observed anything at all unusual during the last few minutes?
30764	How did you explain the sandwich to them-- and Greenfield''s napkin? 30764 Mr. Cavender....""Yes?"
30764	Mustard?
30764	Never make a mistake, eh?
30764	Then,Jeffries said,"my second question is simply--_when do we start?_"There was laughter, a scattering of applause.
30764	Toasted rye?
30764	What about negative spotting? 30764 What''s on your mind?"
30764	Why leave him the forty thousand?
30764	Yes, Eleanor?
30764	You''re just as certain about Perrie Rochelle?
30764	A_ green_ paper napkin, Perrie?"
30764	Al--!_""Yes, Eleanor?
30764	Al?"
30764	Does that mean you finally came to a decision about her?"
30764	Dr. Ormond said,"Of course-- Not too sharp though, Eleanor?"
30764	He glanced back at the prop table, asked gravely,"You do n''t see it there now, do you, Eleanor?"
30764	I need....""Psychiatric help?
30764	I really do n''t see how that could have been just her imagination?"
30764	In the front row someone asked,"Dr. Al, will the instrument heal... well, other physical conditions?"
30764	Is there a chance there might be an undiscovered latent left among our recent fellow students?"
30764	Jeffries asked,"You feel both of them can be rehabilitated?"
30764	Jeffries glanced over at him, asked,"Is there any secret about how you''re able to spot them?"
30764	No?
30764	Now, how closely did this materialization appear to conform to the subjective group image we had decided on for our exercise?"
30764	Right?"
30764	The next time we engage in a similar exercise... well, who knows?"
30764	What can you tell us about those nightmares?"
30764	What is it?"
30764	Yes, Reuben?
30764	You have a question?"
30338	A party member? 30338 An American journalist?
30338	And the ringleaders?
30338	And they delved further and further into matters that should be discussed only within the party-- if even there-- until they arrived at what point?
30338	And you know Czechoslovakia?
30338	But an American journalist? 30338 But what''s the purpose of the organization?"
30338	But, have you ever been, ah, West?
30338	How did they turn out? 30338 How did this get into my car?"
30338	How did you make out with you assignment, Ilya?
30338	How do you mean?
30338	How was Magnitogorsk?
30338	Loosening up?
30338	Newly from Moscow, eh?
30338	The Party has been voted into power?
30338	To whom do I report?
30338	What''s this got to do with Czechoslovakia-- and automobiles?
30338	Where have you been? 30338 Why Czechoslovakia?"
30338	Why not? 30338 Why, Ilya?"
30338	With my car in plain sight?
30338	You have some knowledge of automobiles, too?
30338	You mean such books are imported? 30338 You were able to insert yourself into their higher circles?"
30338	You''ve been here all this time?
30338	Am I to be demoted to automobile mechanic?"
30338	And did you know that Ilya Simonov is the most long- winded, as the Americans say, of my some two hundred first- line operatives?"
30338	And what was the end to be?
30338	Anywhere-- at any time during the more than half a century since the Bolsheviks first took over here in Russia?"
30338	Are things loosening up there?"
30338	Blagonravov said,"What did you do about it?"
30338	But what in the world did these people want?
30338	By whom?"
30338	Did you detect the finger of the West, stirring up trouble?"
30338	Do n''t they understand?
30338	Do they print his works here in Czechoslovakia?"
30338	Do you know how many reports go across this desk daily?
30338	Has there ever been a country where the Party was_ voted_ into power?
30338	Have my shortcomings caught up with me?
30338	He said stiffly,"Ah, you have a date?"
30338	If not the West, then who?
30338	Ilya Simonov said tightly,"How do you mean?"
30338	Ilya Simonov said,"And the rest of the group here, do they agree?"
30338	Ilya Simonov said,"Is that the complete file of my assignment?"
30338	Is he accredited?"
30338	Is this group of yours, ah, illegal?"
30338	It seems to fester worse among the middle echelons of... what did that Yugoslavian Djilas call us?...
30338	Look here, did anyone approach my vehicle while I was inside?"
30338	Or was there ever an end?
30338	See here, why do n''t you come along tonight?
30338	She looked at him and whispered back,"Well, why not?
30338	Simonov said evenly,"And you?
30338	Simonov snapped,"Do you know who I am?"
30338	That''s your job?"
30338	Under government auspices?"
30338	What did he want?"
30338	What did they want?
30338	What did they_ want_?
30338	What do they want?"
30338	What do you mean, freedom?
30338	What do you think?"
30338	What sort of meeting do you think this is?
30338	What was it that some American economist had called them?
30338	What''s he doing in the country?
30338	What''s it all about?
30338	What''s this all about?"
30338	Where did you pick it up?"
30338	Why in the world did you ever return here?"
30338	Why not?
30338	Why?
30338	You know what it was about?
30338	You mean this... this film supported the, ah, Old Bolsheviks?"
30338	in a stupidly impossible revolt against the country''s government?
30322	A suggestion?
30322	About your church-- what kind of a church is it, anyway?
30322	Ah-- which one?
30322	And why do you carry guns?
30322	And you want us to meekly bow down, here?
30322	Are we already at war?
30322	Are you sure it was a circuit that was doing the fluctuating?
30322	But did you practice your Golden Rule? 30322 But how can he expect us to produce so much fuel in so short a time?"
30322	Did Brenn phone you about having that edict removed?
30322	Did you assure him that I have all day to waste?
30322	Did you know that half of Dalon''s guards seem to be ready to jump ship?
30322	Do you Saints_ drink_?
30322	Do you think you could make me tell you?
30322	Do you think you''ll know me next time?
30322	Every hour we waste waiting here will delay our return to Vogar by an hour-- I presume you realize that? 30322 Florence, are you trying to get me ruined?"
30322	Free? 30322 Have you been blind?"
30322	How long has that last edict been up?
30322	I presume you know you will pay for it?
30322	I suppose you know what I can do?
30322	I understand you can produce Elusium X fuel?
30322	I, too, was once young, my son-- what do_ you_ think?
30322	Is Vogar still at war with Alkoria?
30322	Is a resistance force meeting here?
30322	Kind? 30322 My guards-- my so- called guards-- how long have they been strolling back from the plant in company with the native women?"
30322	Should a Vogarian care?
30322	Since when,Kane asked,"has it been customary for technicians to need the assistance of secretaries to read a dial?"
30322	Sir? 30322 Then every shift has seen it?"
30322	Want to try it?
30322	We are supposed to choose between bloody, hopeless resistance and eternal slavery, are n''t we? 30322 Well?"
30322	What makes you think that?
30322	What''s keeping Dalon?
30322	Where is the ship?
30322	Which one? 30322 Would I?"
30322	You are aware of the importance of discipline?
30322	You are further aware of the fact that you, Dalon, and Graver, will be guilty of treason if this lack of discipline imperils my plans in any way?
30322	You have heard of the punishment for treason?
30322	You honestly would like to be our friend, would n''t you? 30322 You''re putting something else in its place, of course?"
30322	_ Marriage?_Dalon spluttered the word, recovered his poise with an effort, and said stiffly,"My men are soldiers, not suitors.
30322	_ Seven_--only_ seven_ days?
30322	_ You_ think?
30322	A colony founded by escaped criminals?"
30322	A little of the hostility faded from her face and she asked,"But how could a Vogarian ever not be our enemy?"
30322	But harmless?
30322	But why should either fate befall a peaceful race?"
30322	Did you find the mining to be as I had said?"
30322	Do you think that because a man is n''t a blind chauvinist, he has to be a soulless monster?"
30322	Do you understand what I mean?"
30322	He regretfully dismissed the idea as too undignified for even a sub- ensign and asked:"Who are you, and what are you doing here with that pistol?"
30322	He revised his opinion of the Saints, then asked,"But were you practicing your Golden Rule when you came to this town with a gun to shoot Vogarians?"
30322	How long until they can have a thousand units of fuel produced?"
30322	Kane asked the logical question:"Why should n''t it?"
30322	Kane tried to swallow a sinking feeling, wondering just how much Y''Nor had seen, and said,"Sir?"
30322	May I give him your message?"
30322	Maybe you would understand if you could see the Azure Mountains in the spring... but you never will, will you?
30322	Shall I order you some?"
30322	Shall we go to prepare the ship for flight?"
30322	So why all of us here when not this many are needed?
30322	The secretary excused herself and when she was gone, Kane asked:"Where''s Larue?"
30322	When they were seated in the simply- furnished room, Brenn said,"You came for my decision, sir?"
30322	Why-- is something wrong with it?"
30322	Why?"
30322	Will you have strict orders to the same effect given your men?"
30322	Would you really have wanted the same thing done to you if you had been in their place?"
30322	You know, do n''t you, that Y''Nor will return with the Occupation force a hundred days after leaving here?"
30828	And just why should I kill a man for you?
30828	Can I stop now?
30828	Do you think that man wo n''t try to kill you?
30828	Do you want that Dugald enjoying_ her_ tonight along with everything else?
30828	Do you?
30828	Fitness?
30828	How do I_ know_? 30828 How do you know?"
30828	How much farther until we''re over the mountains?
30828	I suppose it''s different when_ you_ win, eh?
30828	Is Myka trained to drive a tankette and fight at the same time?
30828	It does n''t bother you, my getting your help and then not protecting you from these intransigent tribesmen?
30828	It''s been that way since before you picked me up, has n''t it? 30828 Kill a_ noble_ in hot blood?"
30828	Look, son-- you remember that knife of mine you borrowed for a while? 30828 Oh?
30828	That your woman down there?
30828	Walk? 30828 What about him?"
30828	What are they going to do to him?
30828	What do you mean,_ if_ I ever cross Dugald''s path again? 30828 What does that look like, over there?"
30828	Would you, now? 30828 You mean-- they got those rifles from you?"
30828	And you''re as poor as a church mouse at this moment, lad-- no fief, no lands, no title-- unless there''s an heir?"
30828	But a man''s duty to his rescuer was plain enough, and, besides, just what else was there to do?
30828	But why did you help me?"
30828	Care to try?"
30828	Geoffrey thought wildly; Is this what a_ noble_ is?
30828	Got a mark?"
30828	He drew a ragged breath that ended in a sharp gasp, and the rumbling voice said:"Ribs?"
30828	I do n''t suppose it occurred to you to kill him on the spot?"
30828	In spite of the incongruity, Geoffrey asked curiously:"What''s a second?"
30828	Then he said in a flat, distant voice:"Why did you give me water, if you''re going to kill me anyway?"
30828	Unless you''d care to be a serf on your own former holding?"
30828	What else do you suppose they''re dividing?"
30828	What of it?"
30828	What on Earth would you want to measure that accurately for?"
30828	What sort of woman would The Barbarian take to battle with him?
30828	What sort of women would the inland barbarians have generally?
30828	Who are you, stranger?"
30705	A drug- induced dream state? 30705 All set?"
30705	And we can get into the mausoleums and wake everybody up?
30705	Are you all right, Hal?
30705	Are you sure you can kill a man?
30705	But if the machine ca n''t be shot down what can we do?
30705	Can you fly a patrol ship?
30705	Can you hear me, Hal?
30705	Do you know what they do to people they take?
30705	Hear that noise?
30705	How can anyone be happy like that? 30705 Huh?"
30705	If you were a sleeper, what kind of world would you want to dream about?
30705	Is he waking up?
30705	Is it hard?
30705	Many people ever stay with your folks?
30705	Something wrong?
30705	Then why do you want to wake everyone up?
30705	We''ll be traveling most of the day?
30705	What I mean,she asked finally,"is why is it wrong?
30705	What can we do?
30705	What is it?
30705	What''s it doing?
30705	What''s it like to live in a world where everyone''s awake?
30705	What''s wrong?
30705	Where''re you from? 30705 Why did n''t you?"
30705	Will that stop the machine?
30705	Wo n''t this give us away the same as shooting game?
30705	You do this?
30705	You ever see an air robot?
30705	You ever think much about the sleepers?
30705	You hungry?
30705	You know how to use one of these? 30705 You know we''ll both be needing someone out here, do n''t you?"
30705	You think they''ll ever come back?
30705	You were the only one who got away?
30705	You''re hungry, all right, are n''t you?
30705	Your daddy tell you? 30705 Do n''t you?
30705	Do you like it?"
30705	He had been thinking the matter over off and on all morning, and now he asked,"Have you ever raided a patrol depot?"
30705	If the depot we pick is too heavily manned--""What do you mean,''Depot we pick''?"
30705	Is it worth the expense and effort?"
30705	Is that a solution?"
30705	Is that for me?"
30705	It sure does smell good, does n''t it?
30705	What are you doing out here?"
30705	What did he say?"
30705	What if the spacefarers should return?
30705	What''s the reason?"
30705	Would you live in a castle?"
30705	You ever have any brush with the patrol?"
30705	You know what that means Glynnis?
30705	You like the smell of that, do n''t you?"
30705	could dreams defend against that?
30140	Always been too busy, eh?
30140	And what would be the financial tab?
30140	And you''re still interested?
30140	Any particular hobbies?
30140	Around thirty- five, are n''t you?
30140	Eh?
30140	Explosions?
30140	Fredericks unreliable? 30140 Had n''t there been any indication of it before?"
30140	His seventeenth-- I believe?
30140	How did that part of it come off?
30140	How reliable are those results?
30140	Huh?
30140	In the window? 30140 It does n''t take much power to operate the thing, does it?"
30140	Just what-- if anything-- is this supposed to mean, sir?
30140	Mainly making money, eh? 30140 Married?"
30140	Mr. Chard,he inquired,"have you had scientific training?"
30140	Not very sharp in the Tube, is it?
30140	Now?
30140	Oliver B. McAllen? 30140 On Mallorca?"
30140	Our revered president intends to observe the results of Ollie''s experiment in person?
30140	Seems a little odd from that end, the first time through, does n''t it?
30140	Some other physicist--?
30140	Spalding?
30140	That the place?
30140	That was this cabin and the place on Mallorca?
30140	The university never considered taking him back?
30140	Too good?
30140	Under the circumstances,he remarked,"it''s unfortunate you ca n''t get the thing shut off again, is n''t it?"
30140	Was that what it was supposed to be? 30140 Well, we''re good at doing that, are n''t we?
30140	Well, what do you do for fun?
30140	What about the other end?
30140	What do you mean?
30140	What makes you so sure of it here, doctor?
30140	What mistake did I make?
30140	What was the conclusion?
30140	What were they?
30140	What''s that?
30140	What''s that?
30140	What?
30140	Where was this?
30140	You feel the problem can be solved?
30140	You feel your houseman there might n''t be entirely reliable?
30140	You really enjoy that sport, do n''t you?
30140	You say Chard is n''t in the cabin?
30140	You were n''t tuned in?
30140	And just what would happen to him then if he decided to step outside?
30140	And there are other considerations--""Where are we?"
30140	And what had happened?
30140	And would his survival urge-- with every alternative absolutely barred to him for five years-- be strong enough to overcome those dangers?"
30140	Barney said dubiously,"We came out of_ that_?"
30140	Barney said,"If it were n''t for that question of funds, how long would it take to wind up the operation?"
30140	But are n''t you overlooking something?"
30140	But you see my dilemma, do n''t you?
30140	But, in that case, why vacate it now for Barney Chard?
30140	Ca n''t you_ see_ it?"
30140	Can the McAllen Tube be extended to any point on Earth?"
30140	Chard?"
30140	Chard?"
30140	Chard?"
30140	Chard?"
30140	Clear?"
30140	Could he be in the Sierras-- perhaps not more than three or four hours''drive from Los Angeles?
30140	Could he still let the thing go, let McAllen live?
30140	Could you use a drink, Mr. Chard?
30140	Eh, Simms?"
30140	Ergo, McAllen must be pondering now, how could one persuade Mr. Chard to remain silent?
30140	Had he been left alone?
30140	Have you looked around for uh... for McAllen''s subject yet?"
30140	He said abruptly,"Have you had any suspicions about the reason for the secretive mumbo jumbo?"
30140	If nothing''s wrong-- wouldn''t he be waiting in the cabin for us?"
30140	If the secret leaked out, I''d never know who was going to materialize in my home at any time, would I?
30140	In that case, where was the door?
30140	Incidentally, how did the meeting go?"
30140	Inside the cabin?"
30140	John--""Yes?"
30140	McAllen?"
30140	Now why, Barney asked himself in amazement, did I do that?
30140	Now, should we start looking around outside for Chard?"
30140	Perhaps you''d care to accompany me on a brief fishing trip?"
30140	Safe deposit boxes... we''ll talk about that tomorrow, eh?
30140	Simms asked:"Do you expect he''ll be grateful for what has occurred?"
30140	Somewhere else?
30140	Suppose someone breaks into the cabin and starts prowling around-- is the door still there?"
30140	The plate''s still showing no indications of clearing, John?"
30140	Then he discovered it was only that he had left the exit door open and the window switched on.... Only?
30140	They did n''t actually institutionalize him at the time of his retirement, did they?"
30140	Was that your only motive?"
30140	Well, he added irritably, and what would n''t be?
30140	Well, why not?
30140	What happens now?
30140	What inducement, aside from the Tube, could be offered someone in his position?
30140	What''s he doing?"
30140	When I''m going to go through, I bring the exit end down to a focus point... does that make sense?
30140	Where''s Ollie?"
30140	Would he be intelligent enough to understand that?
30140	You understand clearly that under no circumstances would I agree to the commercialization of... well, of my matter transmitter?"
29416	And afterward?
29416	Anybody know you came here?
29416	Are Mr. Balisle''s car and chauffeur there?
29416	Are any police cars equipped with radio?
29416	Are you crazy, Lee?
29416	Are you sure this man who came in the guise of an ape is safe?
29416	Below Christopher Street?
29416	Below Fourteenth Street?
29416	But I''ll see you first?
29416	But how could he transport apes to his hideout?
29416	But what does Barter want with all these big shots?
29416	But why the transplantation at all, even if the man is mad? 29416 But wo n''t we frighten Hervey''s family if we take steps now?"
29416	But you told me you had talked with Barter for a long time on the headquarters phone, did n''t you? 29416 Can you find out exactly the section and the address of each phone on every line?"
29416	Cleve and Stanley and Morton?
29416	Could you trace the call, Tyler?
29416	Did n''t it even seem strange to you that I would have selected such a place as a rendezvous?
29416	Do you mind if I glance through the headlines?
29416	Even the human casement can not wholly hide the ape, eh, Naka Machi?
29416	Have I been making any appointments with you this morning?
29416	Have you not just told me that you followed my plans exactly? 29416 How about the intelligence of the Colombian ape?"
29416	How do you know, for sure?
29416	How long will the list be before I''ll be able to drag him down?
29416	If I prefer not to work with you again, Professor?
29416	Is Ellen all right?
29416	Is that close enough my master?
29416	Is this a scheme whereby you hope to trap the Mind Master?
29416	It''s a good jest, is n''t it? 29416 It''s certainly good to be home and hear a newsboy''s unintelligible screaming of an extra, is n''t it?"
29416	Just what is it you wish me to do?
29416	Just what is the point of his stealing their brains and putting them into the skull- pans of apes, if that''s what you think he has in mind?
29416	May I speak to her?
29416	Maybe I''d better tell them to rush him?
29416	See the police?
29416	So you were expecting me, eh, Bentley? 29416 So, Lee,"she said,"you think there''s a connection with-- with-- well, with_ us_?"
29416	So,he said quickly,"you think my brain operations are horrible, eh?
29416	Some relative of yours?
29416	Suppose, Tyler,he said,"that you wakened from a nightmare and looked into a mirror to discover that you were an anthropoid ape?
29416	That''s all?
29416	The first subject, sir?
29416	Then he is not to be found in his usual haunts?
29416	Two blocks above Christopher?
29416	Tyler, do you know a surgeon who can do any surgical job short of brain transplantation?
29416	Well, Professor Barter?
29416	What do you want a surgeon for? 29416 What good will it do?"
29416	What is all this quackery?
29416	What is it, dearest?
29416	What''s this?
29416	What''s up?
29416	When will he give up-- and what will his driver do when Barter relinquishes control?
29416	Where,she said quietly, fearlessly,"is Lee Bentley?"
29416	Where? 29416 Which one of these lights is Lecky''s?"
29416	Which way did the car go?
29416	Who is responsible for this unspeakable rigmarole?
29416	Why do you suppose he named Hervey on the list?
29416	Will he listen to reason? 29416 Will it be the same sort of experiment as the other?"
29416	Will it work?
29416	Yes?
29416	You do n''t know of some special scheme that has been worked out to trap me?
29416	You know, perhaps, how the Colombian ape behaves, enough that you can coach me how to walk, how to gesture?
29416	You mean that delightfully rude young man?
29416	You see? 29416 You think the same man...?"
29416	You''ll come right along?
29416	You''re close by, then?
29416	You''ve read the stories relating to the Mind Master, Doctor?
29416	Young man,said Dr. Tyler,"just what is it you want me to do?
29416	Your help? 29416 ---Mama, why do n''t he eat?"
29416	And then what?
29416	Barter had kept his own counsel for a purpose, but what was it?
29416	Below Twenty- third Street?"
29416	But who could want, as a newspaper story I just read says, to steal the brains of men?
29416	But... ah, you know what sort of hair, eh?
29416	Can he perform delicate operations?"
29416	Can you do it?"
29416	Can you not say that the Colombian ape is by way of losing the use of his toes?"
29416	Could Barter read his thoughts?
29416	Could he possibly regain muscular control in time to save the lives of some of the eighteen?
29416	Did she also feel, deep down inside her, as Bentley did, that the nightmare through which they had passed was not yet ended?
29416	Did she also have a premonition of grim disaster?
29416	Do you know what the Mind Master''s first manifesto said?
29416	Do you like this woman?"
29416	Does he think he can take his master away from the ape singlehanded?"
29416	Had Barter come personally to supervise his capture?
29416	Had she made a hideous mistake?
29416	Had she, by failing to wait for word from Bentley, ruined all his well laid plans?
29416	Have I not just now checked your every bit of work and pronounced it perfect?
29416	Have you another one ready?"
29416	Have you ever been a nurse?"
29416	Have you laid in a store of clothing, as I bade you, to fit every conceivable need of Lecky, Stanley, Morton and Cleve?"
29416	Have you seen the latest papers?"
29416	He could n''t explain anything over the telephone, he said, but would Doctor Jackson come at once to the private offices of James Tyler, surgeon?
29416	How could he find out the road they were traveling without sitting up and looking at street signs?
29416	How could he know of Naka Machi, and the refined vengeance of the Mind Master?
29416	How could they know what sort of brain lurked within the driver''s skull?
29416	How else could these two puppets have come so unerringly to the proper cage in Bronx Park?
29416	How had Barter known Bentley was visiting Tyler?
29416	How had Barter known what Tyler was doing?
29416	How had he discovered even that Bentley was back in the United States?
29416	How had he guessed what Tyler had told the man in uniform?
29416	How had that story got out?
29416	How long ago was that?"
29416	How would Barter lead his minion free of this tangle when, as was inevitable, the brute reached ground level?
29416	I can fancy hearing him chuckle, and Tyler...?"
29416	I''ll bet he could whip Dempsey, could n''t he, mama?"
29416	If he is n''t suggesting brain substitution, what is he suggesting?
29416	Is it near Sixth Avenue?"
29416	It means war then, between us?
29416	It sounded wild, but was it?
29416	Lee, suppose he had gone a step further than the talkies and had found a way to break the voice apart and put it back together to suit himself...?"
29416	May I be conducted in a police car?
29416	No-- has he an operating room where all sound can be shut out?
29416	Now that I am in your hands, Professor, what do you intend doing with me?"
29416	Only two men?
29416	Or did he already know that the Colombian ape was Lee Bentley?
29416	Say, Tyler, how do you suppose Barter knew exactly what was going on in this room?"
29416	Should Bentley go at once to the police to give them the benefit of whatever knowledge he might have of Caleb Barter?
29416	So that''s what had turned the crowd to stony silence with very fear?
29416	That you were incapable of speaking, of using your hands save in the clumsiest fashion?
29416	The fool, could n''t he hear the shrieking of the siren?
29416	The newsies ought to be calling it around you somewhere-- and where are you, anyway?"
29416	Then how can it fail to work?
29416	Twenty years ago who would have thought of talking pictures... voices permanently recorded on celluloid?"
29416	Tyler, will you make every effort to guard the other eighteen men named on the Mind Master''s original list?"
29416	Understand me, Doctor Jackson?"
29416	What are you going to do?"
29416	What could be done with them?
29416	What did Barter know?
29416	What do they say?"
29416	What else was in that paper?
29416	What for?
29416	What had caused her to speak the last two words?
29416	What if he had merely talked with you to get a record of your voice?
29416	What if, in an access of anger, he happened to speak his thoughts aloud?
29416	What made you come here?"
29416	What manner of claws had it been which had sliced him in scores of places as though with many razors?
29416	What thoughts, if apes had thoughts at all, coursed through an ape brain which found itself inside a human skull?
29416	What was the need?
29416	What would an ape do if he suddenly found himself at the wheel of a car going down Broadway at eighty miles an hour?
29416	What would she think if he told her gravely that the creature crawling down the face of the building was not quite an ape?
29416	When will the public be delivered from the stupidity of the police?"
29416	Where are the walnuts, Naka Machi?"
29416	Where is he?"
29416	Who could expect ape brains to devise clever bonds, even when controlled by Caleb Barter?
29416	Why, besides, was he so friendly with Bentley now?
29416	Why?"
29416	Will it work?"
29416	Would Barter fall for the ruse?
29416	Would Bentley be forced to watch the mad professor perform the eighteen inevitable operations?
29416	Would they be apes with man''s brains?
29416	Yet... if he were controlled, mind and soul, by Caleb Barter the Mind Master...?
29416	You are Harold Hervey, are n''t you?"
29416	You never really believed that one of my genius would fall such easy prey to the great apes did you?"
30680	A common denominator, huh? 30680 And he made a whole_ book_ out of it?
30680	Are you sitting?
30680	Boy,he said,"you are a bug, ai n''t you?
30680	Do you see me?
30680	French, huh? 30680 Hey, I thought you were going to tell him?"
30680	Hey, are other people getting this on their sets?
30680	How well do you remember it?
30680	Huh? 30680 Is that_ all_ it''s about?
30680	Mad, Mr. Stump? 30680 Now, why did you guys pick me?
30680	Oh?
30680	Say,Ernie asked,"do you make any money writing stories?"
30680	So? 30680 Well, what''s it about?"
30680	What looks funny?
30680	What makes you say that?
30680	What''s the book today?
30680	What''s wrong with the room?
30680	What?
30680	Why ca n''t you?
30680	Yeah? 30680 You ai n''t mad?"
30680	You mean it''s happening everywhere?
30680	And did we have a nice, late, cozy little sleep- in this morning?"
30680	Did Jory know about the beef he had this morning with Rogers?
30680	Do you remember back when they had the Rico- Marsetti bout?"
30680	Do you take the streetcar to work?"
30680	Does he intend to come in at all, or will he just snooze his little head off all day?
30680	Has it got any good stuff in it?
30680	He asked Broncewicz,"How can anybody do a good job with that guy all the time riding''em?"
30680	He liked to read some pretty funny books, but so what?
30680	He said,"What do you do until bedtime?
30680	His eyes traveled around the cafeteria; he thought for a moment then said:"Do you ever get the feeling, Ernie, that your life has gotten stuck?
30680	How many men are working today?"
30680	How many of you are there?"
30680	I guess you can go anywhere?
30680	I mean, other than to keep up the payments on your TV?"
30680	In that case what supervisors would want him to stay on?
30680	It was his eyesight, was n''t it?
30680	Just some guy wonderin''if he should bump himself off?"
30680	Just that... no sex or nothing?"
30680	Just walk past people and never be seen?"
30680	Stump?"
30680	That right?"
30680	That you are just going round and round, caught in one single groove-- that you just repeat the same scene, day after day?"
30680	The idea is this: Could the world get knocked out that way?
30680	Uh, why?"
30680	Was Jory just needling him?
30680	Watch TV?"
30680	What are you trying to give me?"
30680	What are you trying to pull?"
30680	What are your favorite programs?"
30680	What could we do?
30680	What do you need money for?
30680	What do you stand to gain?"
30680	What was the sense to that?
30680	Where were you?"
30680	Why ca n''t they leave a man alone and let him do his work?
30680	Why do you suppose that is, Ernie?"
30680	Why louse it up?
30680	Would they just run in a closed circle?
30680	Would they take a single day, like Marsetti took the sixth round, and just repeat it over and over again?"
30680	You ask him?"
30680	You know, like Miller has?"
30680	You''re afraid to lay off because they might not hire you back?"
30680	_ Why?_""I tried to make you see it today.
30988	A woman?
30988	And what will be your excuse?
30988	Anything the matter?
30988	Are n''t you going to eat?
30988	Burnett, I do n''t quite understand why I am here but are n''t you taking a chance with me?
30988	But what happened? 30988 Conspicuous consumption?
30988	Do people want to work all the time,he said,"for the sake of work alone?"
30988	Do you mean to say I am under suspicion?
30988	Eric''s not going to be serving many more meals--"Good grief, Marie, just leave me alone for a while, will you?
30988	How?
30988	I hate to keep being a spoil- sport, but what does that prove? 30988 Not feeling well?"
30988	Oh? 30988 What are you doing?"
30988	What do you have to say for yourself?
30988	What we must know now, Mr. Hart, is how much you''re willing to do for your new- found convictions? 30988 What would it mean?"
30988	When?
30988	Who?
30988	You''re working on the problem?
30988	Are you losing your taste for work?"
30988	But why?
30988	But you should have the right thoughts, should n''t you?
30988	Did you hear that?"
30988	Do n''t we have guaranteed freedom of thought?"
30988	Have you heard the latest?"
30988	How could anything reactivate that rubble?
30988	How could human beings do such a thing?"
30988	How could people say such awful things?
30988	How did such disparate subjects tie in with each other?
30988	How long will it take?"
30988	On the other hand, what could she in her technical ignorance make of such matters anyway?
30988	Want to come?"
30988	What better way could be found for each man to manifest his common humanity?
30988	What did they say to that?"
30988	Who would willingly leave a Rite when it was approaching its climax?
30988	Who''s been deceiving us?"
30988	Why, he sometimes wondered, are all these things so necessary to our resurrection?
30988	You remember that Mr. Johnson around the corner?
30583	And if something does behave like a human, what then?
30583	And... Wygor--"Yes, sir?
30583	Are they as slow- moving as they look?
30583	Arvam, can you tell what it is those things have done to the robots?
30583	Arvam,the Eldest Keeper said to the robot,"does n''t he look like a snith to you?"
30583	Could n''t we have missed the intermediate stages, then?
30583	Dodeth, what would happen if I told Arvam, here, to fire on you?
30583	Even under direct polar bombardment?
30583	Found anything useful?
30583	How could such a creature evolve?
30583	How many are there?
30583	How often do they eat?
30583	Is it possible that we might have missed the intermediate stage?
30583	Like what, for instance?
30583	Now, what I want to know is: is someone playing a joke on you, or are you playing a joke on me?
30583	Then how do you know he_ is n''t_ a snith, Arvam?
30583	Then why do n''t the robots fire as they''ve been told?
30583	They_ ca n''t_? 30583 Tool users, eh?"
30583	Well?
30583	What are they doing?
30583	What do you mean?
30583	What makes you think they''ve failed us now?
30583	What''s going on here?
30583	What''s wrong with the robots?
30583	What''s your name?
30583	What?
30583	Why have n''t you destroyed the animals?
30583	Why not?
30583	Why not?
30583	Why should he?
30583	Yes, sir?
30583	_ What?_"I said,Wygor repeated,"that the report has come back from the pesticide column!
30583	*****"What in the Unknown Name of the Universal Motivator is going on around here?"
30583	And what would they eat?
30583	Anything else?"
30583	As Arvam rolled off, Dodeth said"Another World?"
30583	Could n''t the robots_ see_ the beasts?
30583	Did you notice anything odd about their appearance?"
30583	Do n''t they realize that if those things are n''t killed, we may all die?"
30583	Do n''t you realize that their very existence threatens the life of all of us?
30583	Do you understand?
30583	Dodeth had simply asked,"Why was n''t this reported to me before?"
30583	Got that?
30583	Have I ever been known to fail thee?_"_ And Balaam answered:"No."
30583	Have the Keepers reached any decision yet?"
30583	Have you had any reports on a new species-- a bipedal one?
30583	How could life have evolved at all?
30583	How could the life of the World have suddenly evolved such creatures?
30583	Maybe a lot of things, but it was too--"Hello?
30583	None, eh?
30583	They--"Do you see what they''re_ eating_?"
30583	Was he out of his mind?
30583	What did it evolve from?
30583	What kind of gene mutation would it take to change that into an animal like the one in this picture?
30583	What was Wygor''s purpose in lying, though?
30583	What was going on around here?
30583	What''s your name?"
30583	What?
30583	Where are your intermediate stages?"
30583	Who could live in an everlasting night?
30583	Why should Dodeth Pell feel a like emotion when he saw the bathygraphs of the two- legged thing?
30583	Why should he falsify data?
30583	Why should this have to happen in my sector?
30583	You''ll repeat them to the other robots, understand?"
30583	_ human_?"
31767	A prisoner?
31767	With all space full of walls,he said softly,"Who could unite against us?"
31767	What greater fools could there be?"
30960	After all--"The reward which might have been Garan''s may be his? 30960 And how are you named?"
30960	And if we do not accept?
30960	And now, Lord--he turned to Dandtan with deference--"what are your commands?"
30960	Are n''t you Captain Garin Featherstone?
30960	But I do n''t see--"How you can help me? 30960 Does not Kepta keep his promises?
30960	Have you sent a message to Thrala?
30960	Have you sought the Hall of Women since the battle?
30960	It is well with you?
30960	Knew what?
30960	Outlander? 30960 So you have learned that much wisdom while you have dwelt among us, Dandtan?
30960	So, you think there are no women in the Caverns? 30960 The hunters?"
30960	The outlander has admitted his fault?
30960	What care you for shadows when the Daughter herself waits for you? 30960 What do you?"
30960	What has happened between you two?
30960	What manner of beast are you?
30960	What of the Ancient Ones?
30960	What would you, Urg?
30960	What''s the proposition?
30960	When they spared not the Ancient Ones how could we hope to escape? 30960 Where is she?"
30960	Which way?
30960	Who is the Daughter?
30960	Who lies there?
30960	Why did you not tell us?
30960	Why not?
30960	You challenge me?
30960	You know my thoughts?
30960	After the Great Mists, does not light come again?''
30960	As Garin opened his mouth to demand a stating of the charge against him, Dandtan spoke again:"What say you, Lords?"
30960	Did Dandtan accuse him of double dealing?
30960	Did she mean Thrala was dead?
30960	Garin turned to Sera, but before he could phrase his question, she asked mockingly:"Who is the Lord Garin that he can not wait with patience?"
30960	How many hunters may boast the same?"
30960	How would you like to see these men in the Room of Instruments, Lady?"
30960	Shall I stoop to holding her to an unwelcome bargain?
30960	Shall we give Dandtan into the jaws of our slaves, or will you unsay certain words of yours, Lady Thrala?"
30960	Since when has it become a crime to love that which may not be yours-- if you do not try to take it?"
30960	Was he, Garin Featherstone, to be the victim of some rite of sacrifice which was designed to unite him with the dead?
30960	What had the Lord of the Folk said?
30960	What has happened?"
30960	What if that haze were a toxic gas?
30960	When there is one to sit upon the Rose Throne, what have we to fear?
30960	asked Garin--"those others Thran said would be saved?"
31355	And none of these other three suns have worlds we could live on, Dunbar?
31355	But now do we know which way is right?
31355	Dunbar-- how long''ll it take us?
31355	How can we tell which of us is right?
31355	How could he see any difference in those four stars?
31355	It''ll take us a long time wo n''t it? 31355 Ready, Russ?"
31355	We''re about in the middle of those four suns are n''t we, Dunbar?
31355	What?
31355	When in hell were you ever here?
31355	You still say that, Dunbar?
31355	You''re still sure it''s the sun up ahead... that''s the only one with life on it, Dunbar... the only one we can live on?
31355	And what if it is n''t there-- what if after all the time we spend hoping and getting there-- there wo n''t be nothing but ashes and cracked clay?"
31355	And what will time matter to old Dunbar?
31355	But it''ll take a long time wo n''t it?
31355	Ca n''t you guys see that?"
31355	How could it be so quiet, Russell thought?
31355	I wonder how and why he came so very far from his home?"
31355	My hunch got us out of that prison did n''t it?
31355	Shut up will you?"
31355	What about you, Alvar?"
31355	What''s a year out here... it''s paradise ai n''t it, compared with that prison hole we were rotting in?
31355	What''s a year when we know we''re getting to Paradise at the end of it?
31355	Why does a crazy man''s laugh sound so good when you''re desperate and do n''t know what to do?"
31355	You guys see those other three suns all around you, do n''t you?"
31355	You see?"
31306	And if I told you that it must be her life or yours?
31306	Are n''t you going to ask me to sit down?
31306	Are you then so in love with death, Ransome?
31306	Are you trying to sell me a lucky charm, Mytor?
31306	Did Mytor tell you that?
31306	Does it?
31306	Here, out of your line of vision?
31306	How did you know you would find me?
31306	Is all of that supposed to mean something to me?
31306	Is the woman with him?
31306	The name of the ship?
31306	This Dura- ki-- she is the woman on the_ Hawk of Darion_?
31306	Well?
31306	What are you thinking now, Ransome?
31306	What do you mean?
31306	Where?
31306	Why did you do this? 31306 Why the devil do I have to be here now?"
31306	Will you come with me, Irene?
31306	Will you take the note to the Captain''s woman?
31306	You would like to see her blood run under the knives of the priests, no?
31306	He leaned forward and asked:"How do you fit into this at all, Mytor?"
31306	Perhaps there are those who wait for you, eh?
31306	Ransome?"
31306	Ransome?"
31306	Ransome?"
31306	Ransome?"
31306	Ransome?"
31306	She''s lovely, is n''t she, Mr. Ransome?
31306	To hand her back to her lover?"
31306	Why do n''t you?
31306	Why should I try to save her at the eleventh hour?
31306	With very long knives?"
31755	So if you were Benson what''d you do to fix the Mayor''s wagon?
31755	So what are you going to send where?
31755	What about the other package?
31755	A practical joke?
31755	Can I use it?"
31755	Do you blame me?
31755	I asked a guard,"How''d it get here?"
31755	Now what?
31755	Sufficient fuel for a Marstrip?
31755	The potray?
31755	You have any ideas?"
30797	Any other way to shut it down?
30797	Casey,Hall called over the intercom,"got that communications line rigged?"
30797	Got a moment to talk?
30797	Got lights?
30797	How about a van tractor?
30797	How are you going to sink a bore that fast?
30797	How deep is it?
30797	How''s Carol and Jimmy?
30797	How''s it look, Walt?
30797	Is it still pumping?
30797	Monitor,he called,"what''s the story?"
30797	No chance of getting the dampers to respond?
30797	Ready?
30797	Ready?
30797	Remember what I said this afternoon about nothing ever changing in DivAg?
30797	Resign from this for what? 30797 Since you never tell stories on yourself, it could n''t have been you,"Alec quipped,"so what happened?"
30797	That bad, Alec?
30797	The gauge O.K.?
30797	Want us to get ready to head back to the hills, Boss?
30797	What did you leave up there?
30797	What do we do now, darling?
30797	What do you think?
30797	What happened to him?
30797	What''s happened?
30797	What''s the check for, officer?
30797	What''s the matter? 30797 What''s the radiation report?"
30797	What''s the word, Jordan?
30797	Where do you think you two are going?
30797	Where''s the water going?
30797	Why not just shut the other three down while we go down into the hole?
30797	Why should you?
30797	You going to work all night?
30797	You see it?
30797	You two hear?
30797	Can you send a''copter after them?"
30797	Could n''t you get to the gauge?"
30797	Did you hate to take baths?
30797	Does the sound of flowing water stir subconscious hatreds in you?
30797	For the chance to be buried in a city or a bureau for the rest of my life?
30797	Get the job done?"
30797	Got it?"
30797	Hall looked around,"What have we got that''s small enough and has that weight or better?"
30797	Hall turned and bawled,"Where are those divers?"
30797	He glanced down at the charts and then asked the duty engineer,"How many positions knocked out?"
30797	How bad is it?"
30797	Is there an outer manual system?"
30797	Leftover road oil?"
30797	Never to see a river flowing or fight a trout?
30797	Never to see the mountains except on rare vacations and then with a guide on my back?
30797	Patterson?"
30797	What do we do if we can get the water back to the surface?"
30797	What do you make that stuff out of?
30797	What''s the chance for more quakes?"
30797	Where does the plastic go?"
30797	You two want to ride back with me?"
30797	You understand?"
13841	... Do you want to know what he really said?
13841	Am I going to die?
13841	And Mandlik?
13841	And how long do you think that will last?
13841	And how many years have you served with us?
13841	And how would you judge me while a Belgian officer was raping your wife?
13841	And if the survivors are mad and beyond healing, as you suggest? 13841 And if we fell, Governor, who would have guarded the rest of Europe?
13841	And if we refuse?
13841	And just exactly what have you GOT?
13841	And not you? 13841 And the second?"
13841	And the torpedo ships, Colonel?
13841	And what about you?
13841	And what did we get in return for our heroic stand? 13841 And what do you say?"
13841	And what have you done with Lawrence?
13841	And why give battle so far beyond the grids?
13841	And why should n''t he hear of it?
13841	And will you provide transports for the prisoners?
13841	Another ebony wanderer? 13841 Ara Heidi Brunner?"
13841	Ara?
13841	Ara?
13841	Are the evac ships off yet?
13841	Are those your own words?
13841	Are you all right?
13841	Are you sure this is a good idea?
13841	Are you well enough to run?
13841	Be careful, will you?
13841	But does n''t the fact that they show no fear prove they are capable of anything? 13841 But if he hates us so much, why would he want me?"
13841	But surely after this attack the Soviets will intervene? 13841 But what about the Soviets?
13841	But why does it have to be you? 13841 But why?
13841	Calder, what in God''s name?
13841	Can I tell you something,''as a man?''
13841	Can you fly a shuttle?
13841	Can you understand me?
13841	Can you vouch for this man?
13841	Configuration?
13841	Could they have made an alliance we do n''t know about? 13841 Decorated?"
13841	Did n''t you know that all good field commanders were drunks? 13841 Do n''t you see it, Edgar?
13841	Do the others know?
13841	Do you hate me so much?
13841	Do you know what Colonel Liebenstein told me on Rembrandt?
13841	Do you know who I am?
13841	Do you still doubt me?
13841	Do you suspect he has reinforcements coming? 13841 Do you take that for granted?"
13841	Does that surprise you?
13841	Finding my husband dead on the balcony, I think I have a pretty good idea..... And how many did you lose?
13841	Has Morgan been treating you well?
13841	Have the bastards broken through?
13841	Have we a functioning shuttle?
13841	Have you contacted Colonel Joyce?
13841	Have you eaten yet today?
13841	Have you got anything stronger?
13841	Have you lost your mind, man? 13841 Have you sent out your reconnaissance?"
13841	Help YOU? 13841 Help you?"
13841	How are we doing?
13841	How can you love me?
13841	How can you?
13841	How dare you talk to me like that? 13841 How do you plan to run the occupational government?"
13841	How many minutes?
13841	How many?
13841	How much further?
13841	How would you judge me while some Belgian officer was raping your pretty little wife?
13841	How would you set this up? 13841 Is Hayes unloading yet?"
13841	Is it true that you intend to remain behind?
13841	Is that the reply from Stone?
13841	Is that what you really want?
13841	Is there anything else you can tell me?
13841	Is this what you want?
13841	Is two o''clock agreeable?
13841	It does n''t matter, does it?
13841	It''s some kind of nerve poison, is n''t it?
13841	It''s true, is n''t it?
13841	Johnny, would you run off in the back and play? 13841 Let''s go up into the bubble for a moment, shall we?
13841	Look after him, will you? 13841 May I ask a question first?"
13841	May I go into the kitchen? 13841 May I have another drink?"
13841	May I remind you, Governor, that you do not have the authority to exercise such a plan without the consent of the Council?
13841	Morgan? 13841 NOW?"
13841	Oh, really? 13841 Olaf, what are you doing?"
13841	Represent? 13841 Save war for lonely old men?"
13841	Shall I tell you?
13841	Shall I try to contact them?
13841	Should I resign, Jordan? 13841 Signs of life?"
13841	So how can a man change it?
13841	So how many did you lose?
13841	So now we''re talking about pride, are we?
13841	So what the hell are you waiting for?
13841	So what''s YOUR name?
13841	THE Hunter? 13841 The German States?
13841	The business of the day, sir?
13841	Then what can--- what will we do?
13841	Then what is the point? 13841 Then what..... What keeps you going?"
13841	Then why do you do it?
13841	Then why does your Secretary of State continue to murder in your name? 13841 Then why?"
13841	Then you saw action in the Manxsome conflict?
13841	To protect you? 13841 Truthfully?"
13841	WELL?
13841	WHAT?
13841	WHAT?
13841	WHAT?
13841	Well are you going to tell me or do I have to guess it?
13841	Well what is it? 13841 Well, what about a poison needle?"
13841	What about a laser- triggered mechanism above ground?
13841	What about military action, an attack on the base? 13841 What about off it?"
13841	What am I supposed to understand? 13841 What am I, a piece of meat?"
13841	What are we going to DO? 13841 What are you doing?"
13841	What are you saying?
13841	What are you?
13841	What can we do to fight this thing?
13841	What do you mean, yes and no?
13841	What do you mean? 13841 What do you mean?"
13841	What do you think of the way he has positioned himself?
13841	What do you think you''re doing?
13841	What do you think?
13841	What do you want from me?
13841	What do you want me to do?
13841	What do you want?
13841	What does an ambassador know of war?
13841	What have we here?
13841	What is happening?
13841	What is it, Eric? 13841 What is it?"
13841	What is it?
13841	What is it?
13841	What is it?
13841	What is its function?
13841	What is your security clearance, major?
13841	What kind of a world is this? 13841 What kind of animal are you?"
13841	What quarrel have you with the Republic of Cantos?
13841	What say you, Vice- Minister? 13841 What should we look for?"
13841	What the hell do you think you''re doing, Brunner?
13841	What''s he saying?
13841	What''s the matter, Eric?
13841	What''s the matter, Morgan? 13841 What''s wrong?"
13841	What''s your name?
13841	What''s your name?
13841	What, exactly, are you proposing we do?
13841	What, the great white hopefuls? 13841 What?
13841	What? 13841 What?
13841	What? 13841 What?"
13841	What?
13841	When must you go?
13841	When will they be here, Morgan?
13841	Where is she?
13841	Where now?
13841	Where should we go instead?
13841	Where''s Miss Elonna?
13841	Where?
13841	Which is?
13841	While you carry the crusade elsewhere?
13841	Who are you?
13841	Who are you?
13841	Who are you?
13841	Who is the man?
13841	Who said that, Jordan?
13841	Who the HELL do you think you are?
13841	Who will be in charge?
13841	Who would you have me send instead? 13841 Why are you laughing?"
13841	Why could n''t I do it in your place?
13841	Why did n''t the robot- guns get him?
13841	Why do you have to go? 13841 Why do you think I take an interest in you?
13841	Why does n''t he drop it?
13841	Why not?
13841	Why only two Coalition parties? 13841 Why should n''t I speak to him?"
13841	Why so grim?
13841	Why so many?
13841	Why were n''t the domes protected?
13841	Why?
13841	Will they be here soon enough to secure the area?
13841	Will you allow us one more small inconvenience?
13841	Will you please drop the knife?
13841	With what weapon, Elonna?
13841	Would you excuse us for a moment?
13841	Would you go back into the bedroom and take off your clothes? 13841 Yes, but with who?
13841	Yes, what is it?
13841	Yes..... How do I know I can trust you?
13841	You have assumed command?
13841	You have something more you want to say to me? 13841 You know there''s the danger of being found out, or of being killed afterwards?"
13841	You know what to do?
13841	You like Beethoven, do n''t you?
13841	You okay?
13841	You see what I mean?
13841	You sure it is n''t something Freudian?
13841	You think I do n''t know that, the way you''re always looking at me?
13841	You want one?
13841	You''re not all black, are you, Elonna?
13841	You''re sure there were only two of these planted at Westmoreland? 13841 You''re sure?"
13841	You''ve been trained for high- speed craft, is that correct?
13841	*"How could they do such a thing?"
13841	..."Are you hungry?"
13841	..."Is your scanning equipment working?"
13841	..."Why, Vladimir?
13841	............................ And the last, to his wife: PLIGHTED TROTH Ara What is my life without you?
13841	.for what?
13841	.hear me?"
13841	.what the hell am I supposed to say they died for?"
13841	.what was that?
13841	.what will we do now?"
13841	A fearful banshee image, or dying vision of the Life After?
13841	ALL RIGHT?
13841	ALL THOSE YEARS, DON''T THEY MEAN ANYTHING?
13841	Admiral Frank, have we got a fix on where he came from?"
13841	Again the other tried---"You want me?
13841	Against whom?
13841	And for WHAT?
13841	And how will they come in time?
13841	And how would you have liked me when the political executions and imprisonments began?
13841	And if I die, how will you survive?
13841	And of equal and inseparable importance, the manifestations of which he saw clearly before him: COULD ONE MAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE?
13841	And was that something God?
13841	And what was left for England, not so very long before the most powerful nation on Earth?
13841	And what would they find upon arrival?
13841	And what, pray, shall good Minister Blackthorne( for some reason Gale always called him this) and the noble English receive in return?"
13841	And where to find the answers?
13841	And where was the God that he had reluctantly begun to believe in?
13841	And who is this?
13841	And who knows?
13841	And who nourished and protected them, the children who had grown?
13841	And why call Ireland a sow that eats its fodder?
13841	And why was Joyce always writing about himself?
13841	Any news?"
13841	Any questions?"
13841	Are we just pieces on the board?"
13841	Are you going to sacrifice everything we''ve found, just to satisfy your pride?"
13841	Are you offering terms for our surrender?"
13841	As a gesture that you do n''t either, will you drop the knife?"
13841	But had he, and Ara, survived because of something outside, or inside?
13841	But have we the right to ask her to do this?"
13841	But how could he think to keep you forever, or that you would abandon your own home, your own family?"
13841	But seeing a pilot already at the helm, he asked instead,"Can you be spared from your duties?"
13841	But what could he possibly do about it?
13841	But what of that?
13841	But what of the lives and humanity, the hundreds of men and women whom Dubcek had just spoken to about courage and judgment?
13841	But what would have happened if another''torpedo ship''came out of warp while you were celebrating?
13841	But where death is not an alternative, because hope remains, where the questions:"Will I survive?
13841	But why does a conquering General in the midst of an war, a widower, take a beautiful young woman from a detention center?
13841	COL AMEN: As a matter of fact, you were a''yes man''for Hitler, is n''t that correct?
13841	COL. AMEN: Do you know what is meant by a''yes man''in English?
13841	Can I still live and find peace?
13841	Can you hold him off long enough for us to get around his flank?"
13841	Can you promise me it will not land again to our detriment?"
13841	Can you walk a little farther?"
13841	Coffee?"
13841	Col. Amen: Almost as well as you speak German?
13841	Could he dive through the mirror and come to the place where his wife lay needing him, distraught, possibly frightened and in torment?
13841	Could he stand up for what he believed, resist what he knew to be evil, and still survive?
13841	Could he tear down the walls?
13841	Could it be this easy?
13841	Democratic German representation will also be needed---""Why did n''t the domes protect them?"
13841	Did he ever truly fly?
13841	Did he give in to political blackmail, and condone self- righteous slaughter--- a genuine war?
13841	Did he have the right..... WAS THERE ANYTHING BEYOND THE CRADLE AND THE GRAVE?
13841	Did he imagine he was the only one who suffered?
13841	Did hope lie forward, or back?
13841	Did n''t anyone care?
13841	Did n''t he care?
13841	Did n''t we learn that all too well?
13841	Did n''t you contact the other ships?"
13841	Do I have to say more?"
13841	Do I make myself quite clear?"
13841	Do I?
13841	Do n''t you really?
13841	Do n''t you?
13841	Do you forgive me?"
13841	Do you have a Beethoven program?"
13841	Do you know what I''m saying?"
13841	Do you know what else he told me?"
13841	Do you love me?"
13841	Do you really want to denounce me, your President, and see how much of government and the military will stand behind you?
13841	Do you really want to stage this coup?
13841	Do you still intend to call for Soviet reinforcements?"
13841	Do you take it?
13841	Do you take this Quest?"
13841	Do you think this is a fucking game?"
13841	Do you think you can do it?"
13841	Do you understand?"
13841	Doctor Stein says the planet will not last another hour; do you not feel the quakes?
13841	ELEVEN"Did it never strike you as just a trifle odd that the Cantons destroyed the Laurian ore planet, instead of just taking the colonies by force?
13841	Even as an enemy, could you not see the courage he possessed?"
13841	For God''s sake, what is happening?"
13841	For example, why accept the sacrifice of our carrier?"
13841	For where is the terror in such a predetermined world?
13841	HE''LL''CALL MY BLUFF'', WILL HE?
13841	Had Stone come to ask for a Declaration of War?
13841	Had his long trials at last been rewarded: to retake his home with so little bloodshed?
13841	Had n''t he felt them?
13841	Had n''t their constant battle for use and mastery tormented him?
13841	Had they gone too far?
13841	Has this plan your consent?"
13841	Have n''t I felt it?
13841	Have n''t you done enough already?"
13841	Have you an operational shuttle?"
13841	Have you been to see the doctor?"
13841	Have you ever heard of Sanlen 12?"
13841	Have you followed my instructions to the letter?"
13841	Have you got any water?"
13841	Have you strength to walk?"
13841	He did..... You want coffee?"
13841	How can a man survive?
13841	How could anyone rejoice and claim victory?
13841	How could one believe in anything after knowing the rape of war?
13841	How dare you?
13841	How did I ever get into all of this?
13841	How did one dispute facts that were essentially correct, however twisted for personal gain?
13841	How do I tell my own men that they have to hang on?
13841	How do I tell them?
13841	How long would that last if the gold, tungsten and osmo- alloys stopped coming?
13841	How many have we got tonight?"
13841	How many times must the same story be told?
13841	How then can we, caught in the midst of the fray, despair, and surrender our dreams?
13841	How would you make him trust me?"
13841	How?"
13841	I am on your side?"
13841	I am sure you have heard what happened in East German Cerberus?"
13841	I have an artificial liver; did n''t you know?
13841	IS MY RAFT OF FLESH STRONG ENOUGH, MY SHIELD OF WILL AND UNDERSTANDING SUFFICIENT?
13841	If there truly was nothing beyond man and the grave, then what was the use of trying at all?
13841	Is all of this new to you?"
13841	Is it war you want?"
13841	Is that important?"
13841	Is that why you destroyed ALL our ships?
13841	Is that why your ground equipment is lined up against us?"
13841	Is the message fully recorded?
13841	It seemed from the nurse''s expression that he should say something so he pronounced, What is your name?
13841	It was all so obvious and clear; how could anyone not see it?
13841	MAYBE I COULD WRITE A STORY..... WOULD THAT MAKE IT ANY BETTER?
13841	May I please go inside and check your records?"
13841	No, the Commonwealth wo n''t help us; why should they?
13841	OR WAS IT A TRIAL OF FAITH?
13841	Only to let some impatient general throw it all away?
13841	Only to protect her, and to be a governess for his children?
13841	Or did he call Hayes''bluff, and find out just how powerful the man had become?
13841	Or disbelieve after finding his wife( and himself) still alive against such odds?
13841	Or have you forgotten the Cantons, the little play- toy Nazis who started it all?
13841	Or is my very struggle in the world of flesh ended forever?"
13841	Or would this forced reasoning break through?
13841	Please, wo n''t you trust me?"
13841	SIR DAVID MAXWELL- FYFE: Do n''t you remember getting a special Death''s- Head ring and dagger from Hitler for your services?
13841	Sergeant, what''s that?"
13841	Sergei?"
13841	Shall I alter our course in that direction?"
13841	Shall I begin decoding?"
13841	Sunk this deep into the nightmare without waking why should he care?
13841	Surely you knew I would want her?"
13841	That things had gone too far he knew, but to whom should he address this complaint?
13841	That you do n''t know how to deal with your guilt?
13841	That your father was a racist bastard who did n''t love you, or any one or anything else?
13841	The Americans?
13841	The Russians have been getting a little too close for comfort, eh?"
13841	The Soviets confirm our theories..... Where would they get the money and technology?
13841	The blackness he headed toward..... Why did it terrify him so?
13841	The fact that Hayes presented his version of the truth in a frank, straightforward manner( why would he lie?)
13841	The man who ordered the purges?"
13841	The moral?
13841	The nearer being Westmoreland station, is that correct?"
13841	There are two outposts in Scimitar, are there not?
13841	Very true, but do you know who said it?
13841	WAS THERE GOD?
13841	WHAT HAD HAPPENED?
13841	WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG?
13841	WHY AM I ALWAYS EXPOSED LIKE THIS?
13841	Was Ara here?
13841	Was God internal, some invisible undercurrent of Life and Nature, or external, some being or beings who watched it all from without?
13841	Was n''t he doing the same?
13841	Was n''t it Sheridan who said,''The only good Indian is a dead Indian?''
13841	Was there a God, or was Man truly alone in his walk through the world of flesh?
13841	Was there a hint of doubt in the soldier''s face?
13841	We may find ourselves in the midst of a Constitutional crisis soon..... Do n''t you see?"
13841	What about their FAMILIES?
13841	What about us?
13841	What am I going to do without you?"
13841	What are you doing with that?
13841	What are your terms?"
13841	What can we possibly do in thirteen days?"
13841	What did you want to discuss--- literature, fine art?"
13841	What do we do then?"
13841	What do you have to say to me as a man?"
13841	What do you plan to do about it?"
13841	What do you plan to do about it?"
13841	What do you want?"
13841	What flaws do you see in the Canton scheme?"
13841	What happened?"
13841	What have you got?"
13841	What if..... What if I had never found you?"
13841	What is it?"
13841	What is it?"
13841	What is that?"
13841	What is your report as my analysis officer?"
13841	What kind of a world?"
13841	What now, Jordan?
13841	What of the Joint Chiefs--- will they betray us, too?"
13841	What the HELL IS GOING ON?"
13841	What the hell are you waiting for?"
13841	What the hell did Nilemud have to do with anything?
13841	What was Blackwood really after?
13841	What was happening?
13841	What was the use of despair, or endless worry?
13841	What were they for?
13841	What will you do now?"
13841	What would you feel if we had lost, and left the colonies unprotected?"
13841	What''s wrong, where''s Lawrence?"
13841	What''s wrong?"
13841	What?
13841	When would reinforcements arrive?
13841	Where do you think?
13841	Where was his wife?
13841	Where''s Bonnard?"
13841	Who could not feel the beauty of its raw vastness?
13841	Who needed them, or anyone or anything else?
13841	Who paid the bill, and why?"
13841	Who stood to gain by such an expensive side show?
13841	Who supplied them?
13841	Who was their rightful commander?
13841	Who would prevail?
13841	Why did Hayes continue to deny even the most basic military communications?
13841	Why did he not move straight ahead with his robot batteries, try to weaken our forward wall?"
13841	Why do they divide their forces, and simultaneously attack the Dutch colonies at Larkspur?
13841	Why do you think I fell in love with you?"
13841	Why do you think you are here?"
13841	Why had his destiny been denied him?
13841	Why was Congress still squabbling?
13841	Why was she so damned beautiful?
13841	Why?
13841	Why?"
13841	Why?"
13841	Will they kill us all, one by one?"
13841	Will you help me?"
13841	Will you leave her alone?"
13841	Will you tear all that down because of your obsession with communism?
13841	Wo n''t the computer do that?"
13841	Wo n''t you at least pass the message on to your approaching fleets?"
13841	Wo n''t you take it?"
13841	You asked to join, did you not, the''Totemkopf'', the Death''s- Head division of the SS?
13841	You have our people by the throat; what do you want?"
13841	You think too much, feel too much, is that it?"
13841	You wo n''t go anywhere will you, Morgan?"
13841	or even the thick- headed Irish, that the Germans were so fond of?
13841	said Dimitriev,"and detonate the bombs yourself, from no greater distance than a thousand kilometers?"
13841	the greater part of their force yet to arrive?"
13841	when the bravest and most determined lives must eventually end in ruin and death?
13841	when they brought us here in the first place?"
29466	And after that?
29466	And if we were to obtain control of the apparatus which harnesses the ray?
29466	And what are we going to do about it?
29466	But why was not the warship dropped somewhere, as the buildings have been?
29466	Can you tell whether anything is happening to the rind?
29466	Did you ever,replied Jeter,"hear what is described in the best fiction as a burst of ironic laughter?
29466	Do n''t you notice that all this queer stuff has been happening since Kress left? 29466 Does n''t it also seem funny to you,"went on Jeter,"that the vanishing of the herd was n''t discovered until next morning?
29466	Does this thing seem to have any armament?
29466	Expecting company?
29466	For their own use, perhaps; who knows? 29466 God, Jeter, is n''t there something we can do?"
29466	Have any of you got the whole story now?
29466	Have n''t you guessed at any of our methods?
29466	Have you any idea what it is?
29466	Have you any idea what this stuff is?
29466	Have you radiophoned Hadley about what''s happening to us?
29466	How about our plane?
29466	How are you going to do it-- after you''ve finished your grandstand plays?
29466	How do you explain the Vandercook incident? 29466 How do you mean, Lucian?"
29466	How does it feel, Tema, to be eaten alive?
29466	How?
29466	I suppose it''s useless to ask you, also, what the meaning of all this is?
29466	If that is so, ca n''t you start to- morrow? 29466 If we live?"
29466	Including us,replied Eyer,"but, anyway-- well, what''s the odds?
29466	Is the telescope set up?
29466	Just what do you intend doing with us, Sitsumi?
29466	Just what_ are_ you doing?
29466	Must we admit in the very beginning of our revolution that we are vulnerable? 29466 No telling how many lives were lost?"
29466	No? 29466 Parachutes?"
29466	Pleasant cuss, are n''t you?
29466	Queer, is n''t it?
29466	Scared? 29466 Scared?"
29466	See?
29466	See?
29466	Shall I smash him, Lucian?
29466	Sounds strange, cracking up at ninety thousand feet, does n''t it? 29466 That means?"
29466	Then you think the same thing I do?
29466	They''d scarcely bring us this far to drop us, would they?
29466	They''re vulnerable,said Eyer,"but how?"
29466	Understand why we felt the desire to keep moving? 29466 Understand?"
29466	Well, Lucian,he said,"are we in enemy territory by your calculations?
29466	Well,he said,"what''s to do about it?
29466	Well?
29466	Were crushed animals later found in the jungle?
29466	What can we do?
29466	What could want all those steers, Lucian?
29466	What do you gentlemen think?
29466	What do you plan?
29466	What do you want with the filers and others at your laboratory?
29466	What if you become unable to report, as Kress did?
29466	What is it?
29466	What''s our next move?
29466	What''s the next move? 29466 What''s the purpose of your conference?
29466	What,said Jeter calmly"is Sitsumi''s hurry?
29466	What? 29466 Where?"
29466	Who knows?
29466	Why should we be immune? 29466 Will you see that all my suggestions are carried out, Hadley?"
29466	Yes, Jeter?
29466	Yes?
29466	You know what happened to Kress? 29466 You mean,"he said hoarsely,"that you too think there may be something up there, something... well, sensate?
29466	You mean--?
29466	You think of everything, do n''t you?
29466	And his plane?
29466	And if so how do you arrive at your conclusions?"
29466	And say, what sort of sensations have you had about this surface we''re standing on?"
29466	And was there not something happening to the rind over a wide area, directly above the Jeter- Eyer plane?
29466	And what had happened to Kress''plane?
29466	And where did it come down?
29466	And yet, why should Sitsumi and the Three be so fearful?
29466	Are you further interested?
29466	Besides, what can we say has caught us?
29466	Besides, what use was there?
29466	Bestial?
29466	But why should n''t you come back?"
29466	But why?
29466	But would they have been lowered back to safety as the_ Hueber_ and her crew had been?
29466	CHAPTER XI_ To the Rescue_"Why should we run?"
29466	China?"
29466	Could all telescopes on the ground pick out their space ship?
29466	Did Kress know something he was n''t telling them?
29466	Did he really think he might... well, might fly off the earth entirely, away beyond her atmosphere, and never return?
29466	Do n''t you think I know the weakness in my own invention?
29466	Else why did it climb so high into the stratosphere?
29466	Else why had he been destroyed and sent back to Jeter and Eyer as a challenge?
29466	Even if they did, was there anything they could possibly do to save themselves?
29466	Fly off the earth utterly?
29466	Got that?"
29466	Had Kress encountered this thing?
29466	Had Kress, possessor of one of the keenest scientific minds in the world, taken leave of his senses?
29466	Had he ever reached it?
29466	Had the"enemy"taken possession of it?
29466	How could any one?
29466	How could laymen newspaper reporters have any conception of what I may encounter aloft?
29466	How does that check with your guessing?"
29466	How is it with you?"
29466	How must he have felt?
29466	How will you combat it, especially if it proves inimical-- which to- night''s horror would seem to prove?"
29466	If our friends are able, by some miracle, to do something, you know what that means to us?"
29466	If so, what country or coalition of countries harbor designs against our good Uncle Sam?
29466	If this were true, was the enemy vulnerable?
29466	Inside we begin to see a little, and what good will it do us?"
29466	Is there any news there?"
29466	It creates a field, of any size desired, in which gravitation is-- well, shall we say erased?
29466	Japan?
29466	Maniacal?
29466	Must we confess the fears to which all humanity is heir?
29466	Or had he?
29466	Or rather you know the result of what happened to him?"
29466	Or was he there?
29466	Or was it something from Outside?
29466	Some great composite thought which inspires the general dread of stratosphere denizens?"
29466	Suppose you do encounter some intelligence in the stratosphere?
29466	Suppose, Jeter thought, they had accidentally flown into that shaft at exactly the wrong moment?
29466	The New York City of our schemes will be a magic city....""But what is your purpose, in a few words?"
29466	The bridge thing?
29466	The only alternative is... well, you recall what happened to your countryman, Kress?
29466	The rise and fall of the other skyscrapers?"
29466	There''s a peculiar sound about it too; do you hear it?"
29466	Understand?"
29466	Useless against the invisible space ship as matters now stood; but what would those bombs do to the inner globe?
29466	Was his base of attack capable of being destroyed or crippled if anything happened to the column of light?
29466	Was the intelligence human?
29466	Were they, since sunrise, ever out of his sight?
29466	What did he expect to do?
29466	What did you want with me?"
29466	What do you call this?"
29466	What do you think it is?"
29466	What does that mean?
29466	What had been done to him by the-- the denizens of the stratosphere?
29466	What happened to them that they slept so soundly they heard nothing?"
29466	What is it?
29466	What mattered a bridge across the Hudson that was really less than the footprint of an ant at this height?
29466	What then caused their fear?
29466	What then was its vulnerability, which this hiding seemed to indicate?
29466	What they''ll do to us I.... You''re not afraid to find out, are you?"
29466	What was doing all this awful business?
29466	What was the meaning of Sitsumi''s cryptic utterance?
29466	What?
29466	When it was all gone, and the time had come, what could the helpless Jeter and Eyer hope to accomplish?
29466	Where is it?
29466	Who knows?
29466	Who will attend?"
29466	Why did n''t Kress use the parachute ball?
29466	Why had he thought of the word"siege"?
29466	Why is he scared?"
29466	Why?
29466	Why?
29466	Why?"
29466	Would it do any good to start a fight with these people?
29466	Would they arrive in time?
29466	Would they ever really encounter him, or it?
29466	Would you sleep right on through it?"
29466	You know what sometimes happens when a man gets a sudden revolutionary idea?
29466	You see?
30815	And after madness?
30815	And after that again?
30815	Are you crazy?
30815	Do you smell that? 30815 Does your Med Service information agree with me?"
30815	Help you? 30815 I mean, what''s the prognosis?
30815	Is this unpopularity yours?
30815	It is new, eh?
30815	Now... what do you mean by that?
30815	Or do I have a share in it? 30815 What''s going on here?"
30815	What''s that?
30815	What''s the emergency?
30815	What,repeated Calhoun doggedly,"is a para?"
30815	When did it start? 30815 Where do I go now?"
30815	Who''d want to be normal again and remember when he ate scavengers? 30815 You ask what the delusions of para may be?"
30815	You do n''t believe it, eh?
30815	Am I unwelcome to some parts of the population?"
30815	Are n''t you a para, Dr. Lett?
30815	But he asked:"What''s the result of this... appetite?
30815	But how can they act rationally if they have delusions?
30815	But how?"
30815	Calhoun said tonelessly:"Turn that off, will you?"
30815	Cut your signal!_"The strictly professional other voice said coldly:"_ Emergency call, eh?
30815	Did you know it?"
30815	Did you know?
30815	Do they die or recover?
30815	Do you ever yawn like that... so you make sure you''ve always your vaccine with you to stop it?
30815	Do you help me, or do n''t you?"
30815	Do you smell that?"
30815	He said hopefully:"_ Chee?_"He wanted more.
30815	How can I help anybody?
30815	How long has it been running?"
30815	How many cases?"
30815	How much of a fool can a man make of himself when he works at it?
30815	How widely spread is it?
30815	If they die, how soon?"
30815	If they recover, in how long?
30815	Is n''t that more interesting than coffee?"
30815	It''s true that we''ve happened, but-- another rational race?
30815	Just what do you mean by a para?"
30815	Murgatroyd said skeptically:"_ Chee_?"
30815	Question: Can you fix the controls so nobody else can use the grid?"
30815	Right?_""Go ahead,"said Calhoun.
30815	They could n''t agree on a cause, they could n''t find a germ or a virus....""Symptoms?"
30815	They might use them on the grid, here, or try for you._"Calhoun said:"What are paras?"
30815	What are our orders?_"The grid operator said dully:"They''ll wreck everything.
30815	What change in... say... his health takes place in a man after he becomes a para?"
30815	What does it do to a para?
30815	What is lacking?
30815	What is the compound or the condition that controls its abundance?
30815	What sort of delusions do they have?"
30815	What''s going on here?"
30815	What?"
30815	Why is it missing here?
30815	Why?
30815	Why?"
30815	Will you come in?_""Naturally,"said Calhoun.
30815	Will you help me?"
30815	You do n''t think he''ll abdicate, do you?
30815	You have men working on the problem?"
30815	paras?"
30815	vaccine?"
19066	All is well, Gregg Haljan?
19066	All right, Anita?
19066	All safe, Gregg?
19066	An attack?
19066	And Dr. Frank, Anita?
19066	And armed? 19066 And the other ship-- how fast is it?"
19066	And we have thirty men?
19066	And what will you do, Gregg?
19066	Anita, listen: if anything happens and we have to make a dash--"Up through that dome lock, Gregg? 19066 Anita, what are you doing?"
19066	Are his motors smooth? 19066 Are they checked?"
19066	Are we going to maroon Dr. Frank with the passengers?
19066	Are you hungry, Haljan?
19066	Are you ready, Anita?
19066	Are you ready?
19066	Burst it? 19066 But did you?"
19066	Ca n''t help you, Snap?
19066	Can we stop there?
19066	Can you find landing space, Gregg?
19066	Can you make the leap? 19066 Can you see me?"
19066	Can you send, Peter?
19066	Commander Potan tells me you were chief navigator of the_ Planetara_?
19066	Commander, where shall I put these helmets?
19066	Cooling off, Gregg?
19066	Dead?
19066	Did I? 19066 Did the purser hear him?"
19066	Did you ever think of that, Moa? 19066 Did you think George Prince was a leader of this?
19066	Did you think I wanted you with my dying breath? 19066 Do n''t wait for orders?
19066	Do you know Ob Hahn?
19066	Do you think so?
19066	Does he know anything about this Grantline affair?
19066	Does n''t it seem queer that George Prince and a few of his Martian friends happen to be listed as passengers for this voyage?
19066	Ever heard of him?
19066	Excitement?
19066	Falling? 19066 Falling?"
19066	George Prince''s sister? 19066 Get along, wo n''t you?
19066	Grantline? 19066 Gregg do n''t you know me?"
19066	Gregg, do you see anything up there?
19066	Gregg, have n''t we broken the ship''s dome yet?
19066	Gregg, is it you?
19066	Gregg, what is it?
19066	Gregg-- Gregg, do n''t you know me? 19066 Gregg?"
19066	Have we stopped swinging?
19066	Have you an eavesdropping microphone, Haljan?
19066	He knows about-- about the Grantline treasure?
19066	How did he get out of here? 19066 How far away, Peter?"
19066	How goes it, Snap?
19066	How should I know, Miko? 19066 How should I know?"
19066	I say, not George Prince? 19066 I say, we are not so bad as navigators, are we?
19066	I think you will cause no more trouble, Gregg?
19066	I was thinking, Moa-- when we land at the Moon tomorrow-- where is our equipment?
19066	In the lounge, Gregg?
19066	Is he inside the room, Anita?
19066	Is it an attack?
19066	Is it connected?
19066	Is it necessary? 19066 Is it?
19066	Is it?
19066	Is that his name?
19066	Is that reason why we should not love?
19066	Is this George Prince''s sister?
19066	Leave them here?
19066	Little beauty, is n''t she?
19066	Me? 19066 Moa, did it ever occur to you, if once you and Miko trusted me-- which you don''t-- I might show more interest in joining you?"
19066	Moa, where is Snap? 19066 No other move from them yet, Johnny?"
19066	No? 19066 No?
19066	Nothing in sight?
19066	Nothing queer looking?
19066	Now will you tell?
19066	Oh, Gregg-- is she dead?
19066	Only one, Anita?
19066	Or a little acid? 19066 Prince?"
19066	Ready, Haljan?
19066	Shall I try the graphs, Miko?
19066	Shall we argue about it?
19066	Shall we go out and see?
19066	Shot her?
19066	Should I?
19066	Snap? 19066 Snap?"
19066	So that is it?
19066	So they''ve bought him off, have they? 19066 So you think it amusing?"
19066	So, Gregg Haljan? 19066 So, Haljan, she put some sense into your head?
19066	Something here? 19066 Suppose we go up and see?
19066	Suppose you let me have a talk with Prince? 19066 Take them where?"
19066	Ten days--"You think we''ll reach Ferrok- Shahn on schedule?
19066	That the turret?
19066	The Venza, is n''t that her name? 19066 The brigands?"
19066	The same interval, Snap?
19066	The_ Planetara_ wrecked? 19066 They?"
19066	To what destination?
19066	Venza, where did the prowler run to? 19066 Was it from in there?
19066	Was n''t it sealed?
19066	We did, did n''t we? 19066 Well, how did he get out?"
19066	Well, why do n''t you tell me?
19066	Well?
19066	Well?
19066	Well?
19066	What are you doing with that?
19066	What do you mean by that?
19066	What do you mean? 19066 What do you mean?"
19066	What do you want me to do?
19066	What do you want to say, Miko?
19066	What for?
19066	What for?
19066	What harm? 19066 What has happened,_ Set_ Haljan?"
19066	What is it, Argle?
19066	What is it, Gregg?
19066	What is it?
19066	What will we do with the helmets?
19066	What''s happened, Haljan? 19066 What''s that?"
19066	What''s the matter?
19066	What''s this? 19066 What''s this?
19066	Where are they?
19066	Where are you going?
19066	Where are your ray mirrors? 19066 Where is Miko, Ellis?"
19066	Where is Miko?
19066	Where is Miko?
19066	Where is Snap?
19066	Where will it join us?
19066	Where''s Snap?
19066	Where?
19066	Which way do you think?
19066	Who are they?
19066	Who is she?
19066	Who told you so?
19066	Who was that?
19066	Who, Snap?
19066	Why are you going to Mars, Venza? 19066 Why do you look so furtive?"
19066	Why do you say that?
19066	Why should I not? 19066 Why, by God, where is he?
19066	Why? 19066 Why?"
19066	Will you help us, Captain Carter? 19066 Would a zed- ray penetrate those crater cliffs?
19066	Yes? 19066 Yield?
19066	You are Gregg Haljan?
19066	You armed?
19066	You dare?
19066	You do love Anita Prince, Gregg?
19066	You got it?
19066	You have n''t been opening any treasure vaults, have you, Gregg?
19066	You have n''t mentioned it, have you?
19066	You have on your Erentz suits: are you going to the dome roof? 19066 You speak English?"
19066	You take command here?
19066	You think he may be on the northern inner Tycho?
19066	You think he overheard Grantline''s message? 19066 You think the ship is coming?"
19066	You think the signal room is in the tower, Gregg? 19066 You think you love someone else?
19066	You want a true course to the asteroid?
19066	You want me to fear you?
19066	You were an officer of the_ Planetara_?
19066	You will give them apparatus with which to signal?
19066	You will land us safely, Haljan?
19066	You''re sure of that?
19066	You''re sure? 19066 You''ve heard of the Federated Radiactum Motor?"
19066	You''ve seen George Prince, Gregg?
19066	You-- Haljan?
19066	You-- please, will you help us? 19066 _ Grantline?_"And the answer came,"_ Yes.
19066	A Martian?
19066	A chance word, with you lads befuddled by alcolite?"
19066	A flash from some giant projector mounted on the ship?
19066	A lurking Martian outside?
19066	A plot to seize the_ Planetara_--but when?
19066	A premonition?
19066	A suicide?
19066	A traitor in the camp?
19066	Am I, a girl descended from the Martian flame- workers, impotent to awaken a man?"
19066	An abnormality upon the frowning ragged cliffs of Tycho?
19066	An error in the range?
19066	And Rankin,"But can we trust them?
19066	And it would not be ours.... You saw our lights fade when the bolt was striking?"
19066	And of what use to go out and be defeated, leaving the girls here to meet death almost immediately afterward?
19066	And some arrangement for my share of this treasure?
19066	And the purser acting innocent?
19066	And then I heard Coniston:"See here, why would not a hundred pounds of gold leaf tempt you?
19066	And this is the sister of George Prince-- what do you want up here?"
19066	And to whom could Wilks be signaling?
19066	And was the third figure Miko?
19066	And what was he doing there, anyway, at that hour of the morning?"
19066	And what was the excitement you were in just before breakfast this morning?"
19066	And when a police ship sights us, what will you do then?"
19066	And where was Coniston, down in this broken hull?
19066	And who is this George Prince, anyway?"
19066	Anita whispered,"Which is their giant electronic projector, Gregg?"
19066	Anita whispered:"Did he mean that signal room up in the tower?
19066	Anita''s metal- gloved hand was on my arm; in my ear- diaphragm her voice sounded eager:"What was the signal, Gregg?"
19066	Anita, dear, are you all right?"
19066	Are Haljan and the girl up there with you?"
19066	Are they still there?"
19066	Are we checked?"
19066	Are you ready, Gregg?"
19066	Big, handsome fellow, is n''t he?
19066	But he said,"I mean to say, where to on the Moon?
19066	But how could I stop them?
19066	But how, in all this Lunar desolation, could we hope to locate them?
19066	But once up there how would we get down?"
19066	But she murmured to Anita,"Where is he?
19066	But these passengers-- what preparation are you making for them on the asteroid?"
19066	But to what purpose?
19066	But was he?
19066	But was it?
19066	But why did n''t Johnson hear that eavesdropper?
19066	But why?
19066	But why?
19066	But why?
19066	By the Almighty, Moa, are you up there?
19066	By the stars, what else?
19066	By whom?
19066	Ca n''t we repair it, Johnny?"
19066	Ca n''t we?"
19066	Ca n''t you feel it?"
19066	Can you get him to keep his mouth shut?"
19066	Can you tell us?"
19066	Captain Carter added abruptly,"We''re insulated here, Halsey?"
19066	Commander-- shall I stop them?
19066	Could I make her talk of that other brigand ship which Miko had said was waiting on Mars?
19066	Could Miko be fooled?
19066	Could he have the ore insulated, fearing its rays would betray its presence to hostile watchers?
19066	Creeping-- or would he make a swift, unexpected rush?
19066	Dead?
19066	Did Wilks see me coming?
19066	Did he believe me?
19066	Did we dare linger here?
19066	Did you do that, Prince?
19066	Did you have Princes''cabin searched?"
19066	Did you hear anything?"
19066	Did you know that?"
19066	Did you or did you not meet George Prince and that Martian, last night?"
19066	Do n''t you suppose I''m interested?"
19066	Do n''t you think so?
19066	Do n''t you understand?
19066	Do you believe it?"
19066	Do you believe me?"
19066	Do you know that?"
19066	Do you think, when I am deadly serious, that I mean what I say?"
19066	Down on the plains, perhaps?
19066	Ever hear of him?"
19066	Executing my signals?"
19066	For the Earth?
19066	Grantline''s party?
19066	Gregg Haljan-- is this a truce?
19066	Gregg Haljan?"
19066	Gregg, dear...."Why, what was this?
19066	Gregg, why are you so heedless?"
19066	Had George Prince been in his own room when the attack came?
19066	Had I missed my cue?
19066	Had Miko rejoined his party, left his camp and come here like ourselves to climb Archimedes?
19066	Had Venza failed in her unknown purpose?
19066	Had he been watching me?
19066	Had it been only about five minutes?
19066	Had it been tampered with from outside?
19066	Had she and Dr. Frank some last minute desperate purposes?
19066	Had someone gone out this way and broken the mechanisms after him?
19066	Had the Earth caught our signal?
19066	Had the Earthlight touched him?
19066	Had the crack in our front wall broken, threatening explosion of all the buildings?
19066	Had we broken the ship''s dome with a direct hit?
19066	Haljan, will you verify these figures?"
19066	Halsey''s words:"Things are not always what they seem--"Were these passengers masqueraders?
19066	Hate?
19066	Have you no answer?"
19066	He added vehemently,"Do you understand now why we should be suspicious of this George Prince?
19066	He and the Englishman do n''t mesh very well, do they?"
19066	He answered me in ready English:"You are the man Gregg Haljan?
19066	Heat ray?
19066	His light went out very promptly, did n''t it?"
19066	His voice sounded:"Gregg Haljan, do you yield?"
19066	How could it be the_ Planetara_?
19066	How many?
19066	How much technical knowledge of signaling instruments did this brigand leader have?
19066	How skilled at mathematics were these brigands?
19066	Hurt?"
19066	I added,"Shall we go?"
19066	I demanded,"What did your brother want to talk to me about?"
19066	I felt a thrill of instinctive fear-- would she plunge that knife into me?
19066	I guess it''s the old gag about diet, eh?"
19066	I heard Moa mutter,"So that is it?"
19066	I insisted,"Miss Prince will have her brother''s share?"
19066	I said sharply,"Are you the commander here?
19066	I said,"Before we go any further, I can trust you for my share?"
19066	I said,"George Prince?
19066	I said,"Shall I make the exposure?"
19066	I said,"What sort of a contract?"
19066	I stammered,"If... if she dies... will you flash us word?"
19066	I thought,"Is Snap concerned with this?"
19066	I ventured,"This treasure on the Moon-- did you say it was on the Moon?"
19066	I was thinking-- maybe you would kiss me, Gregg?"
19066	I would not question you--""Is that all you have to say?"
19066	IX"Good God, what was that?"
19066	If he is hurt-- killed--"So that was why Miko had tried to capture me?
19066	If it were not for your knowledge of ores--""Is this to be a personal wrangle?"
19066	If you put me in the camp and the brigands attack it and I am killed-- what then?
19066	Is it criminal?
19066	Is it not so?
19066	Is that it?"
19066	Is that so?"
19066	Is that what you''re remembering, Gregg Haljan?"
19066	Is the door sealed?
19066	Is there?"
19066	It struck me-- could I turn that confusion to account?
19066	Its controls were here, by Heaven, I would smash them?
19066	Johnny Grantline?"
19066	Killed?
19066	Long range projectors?"
19066	Love?
19066	Miko dead?"
19066	Miko gasped,"Can you-- check us?
19066	Miko''s lights?
19066	Miko, Coniston, Hahn-- could I fool them?
19066	Miko?
19066	Moa said,"Does Rankin understand that no harm is to come to Gregg Haljan?"
19066	My cue?
19066	Navigate where?"
19066	No more trouble?
19066	Not George Prince?
19066	Not bad at all, eh?"
19066	Not headed for the Moon?
19066	Not to encounter Grantline at once, Miko?
19066	Now?
19066	Of what use for our platform to rush back?
19066	Of what use to warn Miko?"
19066	Oh, is that you, Balch?
19066	Only that?
19066	Or a suicide?
19066	Or had someone come in from outside?
19066	Or had the skulking Martian outside broken this lock as he had broken the other?
19066	Or is Grantline too cautious to leave it exposed?"
19066	Or might disaster have come to him?
19066	Or up here, somewhere in these miles of towering rocks?
19066	Or was he a very clever scoundrel, with irony lurking in his soft voice, and a chuckle that could so befool me?
19066	Or was his smile an ironical memory of how he had eluded me this morning when I chased him?
19066	Or was it an hour?
19066	Or was it because he was Anita''s brother?
19066	Or was it not a light at all?
19066	Or was it two hours?
19066	Or was it?
19066	Or was that a local signal call which he sent out?
19066	Or would I instead try and send a brief flash signal to Earth?
19066	Or, since now I was armed, why could not I boldly start an assault?
19066	Our first night out from Earth-- Grantline''s signals-- didn''t it ever occur to you that I might have some figures on his treasure?"
19066	Out of the silence, Balch demanded,"Well, what about it, Johnson?"
19066	Perhaps you think you are clever?"
19066	Rankin said calmly:"Where is the little Venus girl this meal?"
19066	Saved?
19066	Shall we go closer, Haljan?"
19066	Shall we try it?"
19066	She added,"Where do you suppose the ship is?"
19066	She added,"Why should George Prince be sneaking around with you after him?
19066	She asked,"Are you speaking for yourself or the Commander?"
19066	She said sweetly,"Are you in charge of this room?
19066	Should I be?"
19066	Should I try the flash signal to Earth?
19066	Snap and Venza?
19066	Snap demanded,"What in the stars has this got to do with Johnny Grantline?"
19066	Snap murmured,"You''ve got a local phone?"
19066	Snap''s voice was raised over the clang of the workmen bolting the gravity plates of the last platform:"Only that one projector, Gregg?"
19066	So, little Anita, you were masquerading to spy on me?
19066	Something wrong?"
19066	Suppose Miko were to see us following him?
19066	Suppose he stopped and lay in ambush to fire at us as we came leaping heedlessly by?
19066	Suppose my signal were answered by a shot?
19066	The Moon?
19066	The answer came:_ Where is the Grantline Camp?__ Near here.
19066	The brigand menace past?
19066	The brigand, Miko?
19066	The code words which were taken from Johnson-- I mean to say, why not tell us where they are?"
19066	The stewards-- the crew?"
19066	The surgeon said,"Can you speak now, Gregg?"
19066	Then I said upon impulse,"Suppose we go down to the deck, Doctor?"
19066	Then why are you cold under my touch?
19066	There will be fabulous riches for all of us--""But where are we going?"
19066	This fire- writing does not really hurt?
19066	This tower outside our window here?"
19066	To what purpose?
19066	To whom, across this Lunar desolation?
19066	Tycho, for instance, at this angle?"
19066	Tycho, viewed from there--""And take another quarter day of time?"
19066	VII"But, Miss Prince, why are you and your brother going to Ferrok- Shahn?
19066	Venza here-- dying?
19066	Venza here?
19066	Was Anita afraid of this Martian''s wooing?
19066	Was Haljan killed?
19066	Was I invisible in this light?
19066	Was Miko making a zed- ray photograph of our interiors?
19066	Was Miko''s room insulated?
19066	Was Wilks still up there?
19066	Was he advancing, preparing to signal?
19066	Was he captured or still holding them off?
19066	Was it Haljan standing up there on the summit?
19066	Was it because he knew that the Grantline camp lay concealed on the north inner wall of Tycho''s giant ring?
19066	Was it premonition?
19066	Was my imagination playing me tricks?...
19066	Was our rescue ship from Earth coming?
19066	Was she sorry she had said that?
19066	Was that Gregg who fell?"
19066	Was that it?"
19066	Was that why Miko struck me down and was carrying me off?
19066	Was this a farewell?
19066	Was this the mysterious Martian who had followed us from Halsey''s office?
19066	We ought to get it--""Low scale, Peter?"
19066	We were plunging rashly into what was destined to mean our death?
19066	Were all three people aware of Grantline''s treasure on the Moon?
19066	Were they planning to try and seize the_ Planetara_?
19066	Were they put here by George Prince?
19066	Were we acting convincingly?
19066	Were we going toward the Grantline camp?
19066	Were we not indeed fatuous fools?
19066	What are they?"
19066	What are your readings?"
19066	What could I do, alone out here with Anita, to cope with this enemy?
19066	What could anyone do?
19066	What could we do?
19066	What could we do?
19066	What do you suppose that company on Mars would pay for a few tons of richly radioactive radiactum such as Grantline may have found on the Moon?"
19066	What had happened to Hahn?
19066	What happened?"
19066	What have you got?
19066	What is it you want to say?"
19066	What is this?"
19066	What is wrong?
19066	What takes you to Mars?"
19066	What use was it to tell Grantline anything further?
19066	What was he doing with a hand helio?
19066	What was it Grantline said?
19066	What was there to plan?
19066	What was this?
19066	What would anyone dare do?
19066	What''s going on, that''s what I want to know?"
19066	What''s happened?"
19066	Whatever you learn-- whatever you encounter which looks unusual-- will you tell me?
19066	When do you figure she''ll be back here and signal us?"
19066	Where are we going?"
19066	Where are you stationed?"
19066	Where are you, Frank?
19066	Where is Carter?"
19066	Where is Miko?
19066	Where is he?
19066	Where is she?
19066	Where is that ass, Coniston?
19066	Where was Anita?
19066	Where was Miko?
19066	Where was he now?
19066	Where, for instance, is Grantline located?"
19066	Who is he?"
19066	Who was it climbing the stairs?
19066	Who was it?
19066	Who''s winning there?
19066	Why do n''t you go get him?
19066	Why had I not contrived to have Anita desert at the asteroid?
19066	Why not?
19066	Why should I not say it?
19066	Why should I?
19066	Why should Wilks be signaling?
19066	Why?
19066	Why?
19066	Why?
19066	Why?
19066	Wild- eyed, chasing a phantom--""You?"
19066	Will you come over, Commander?"
19066	Will you take the controls?"
19066	Will you?"
19066	With his last frenzy, determined to kill us all?
19066	Would Brotow follow us up?
19066	Would he dare chance my sudden fire?
19066	Would he tell me that?
19066	Would it be possible, now at the last moment, to attack these brigands?
19066	Would it not have been far better for her there, taking her chance for rescue with Dr. Frank, Venza and the others?
19066	Would she be successful?
19066	Would she come back?
19066	Would she tell me?
19066	Would some Earth station pick it up?
19066	Would some Earth telescope be able to see us?
19066	Would they see our tiny waving headlights?
19066	Would we find him lying dead?
19066	XXXVIII"Is he conscious?
19066	Yet how did I dare take Anita from these concealing shadows?
19066	Yet was held to him by some power he might have over her brother?
19066	You are called Anita?
19066	You blame me, Haljan, for the death of Carter?
19066	You did n''t know that, Rankin?
19066	You do n''t mind staying down here?
19066	You do not wish me to write my name on your chest?
19066	You have-- how many is it, Carter?--thirty or forty passengers this trip tonight?"
19066	You heard of it?
19066	You know that?
19066	You mean changing their money?
19066	You saw me?"
19066	You saw that look, Gregg?
19066	You say he gave you the code words he took from Johnson?"
19066	You seem to feel it was George Prince?"
19066	You speak the Earth English?"
19066	You think I do not know what is on your mind, Haljan?
19066	You understand?
19066	You will not shoot?"
19066	You''re Haljan?
19066	You''re all right?
19066	You, Dean?_"Their personal code.
19066	Your duties on the_ Planetara_ leave you comparatively free, do n''t they?"
19066	Your figures gave that, did they not?"
31833	Did you get it all?
31833	How is it coming?
31833	How''d you like me to poke a boot through the panel in front of you and kick you blubber- balls in all directions? 31833 Was that your whole day''s recording?"
31833	When do I get out of here?
31833	Why not?
31833	Do you have a page in your data books for that?"
31833	Sanchez?"
31833	Who''s this?
28215	A condenser speaker?
28215	A drink, then?
28215	A hopeless task?
28215	A shadow?
28215	A_ billion_ dollars?
28215	Air? 28215 And how long will it take you to do this work?"
28215	And that answer?
28215	And that proves it''s our Sun?
28215	And the same shares are listed on the Callisto market as on the New York boards?
28215	And what is the occasion of this visit?
28215	And what would you do?
28215	Are you sure of it?
28215	Are you_ sure_ about this?
28215	Atomic power?
28215	But after we use up that power, what are we going to do?
28215	But can you tell me how they worked this market deal?
28215	But do we know the way home?
28215	But were you here all the time?
28215	But will we have time?
28215	By the way,said Chambers, the edge suddenly off his voice,"how are things going in the Jovian confederacy?
28215	Ca n''t you get another?
28215	Can I take your ship?
28215	Can you help us, doctor?
28215	Cigar?
28215	Come back?
28215	Did n''t he leave a forwarding address?
28215	Do you feel ill, sir?
28215	Do you have any idea where Manning and Page are?
28215	Do you mean that thing will trail Stutsman?
28215	Do you really think he could find us?
28215	Do you think you could find something out if you went back again?
28215	Do you want to take a chance and talk business?
28215	Fall on his neck and kiss him?
28215	Good? 28215 Got plenty of air?"
28215	Have a drink?
28215	Have what?
28215	Have you got that apparatus on full power?
28215	Have you made others?
28215	Hell, why did n''t I think of that? 28215 How about food and water?
28215	How about your energy collector?
28215	How are the photo- cells coming?
28215	How could I know?
28215	How did you come in without me hearing you? 28215 How did you do it?"
28215	How do you know?
28215	How far away is it?
28215	How far out is Craven?
28215	How long does it take light to travel from Callisto to Earth?
28215	How long has it been acting that way?
28215	How often must I tell you that you can not hurry scientific investigation? 28215 How?"
28215	If he got it, just what would it mean?
28215	If the papers are worth that much to you, why would n''t they be worth as much to me?
28215	If we can put a radio in statues and trees without interfering with its operation, why ca n''t we do the same thing with a television set?
28215	If you do n''t have to, what are you worrying about?
28215	In that higher dimension?
28215	Is there something wrong?
28215	It''s made a couple of points, has n''t it? 28215 Just what are you planning to do?"
28215	Just what do you plan to do, Dictator Stutsman?
28215	Just what was our top speed?
28215	Know the coordinates?
28215	Leave us here?
28215	Look at that needle walk, will you? 28215 Look here, Manning,"broke in Chambers,"where''s all this questioning leading?
28215	Look, boss,said Pete, addressing Scorio,"what are you doing here?
28215	Look,said Russ slowly,"what planets have exchanges?"
28215	Lord, Russ,he whispered,"do you realize what we''ll have?"
28215	Manning?
28215	Market still going down?
28215	New York, eh?
28215	Nor asking you to have a chair?
28215	Not quite mad enough at us to do that, eh?
28215	Now do you believe me?
28215	Now, gentlemen,he asked,"what are we to do?"
28215	Other ways?
28215	Pete,he said,"you''ve sprung a good many prisons, have n''t you?"
28215	Pleasant evening, is n''t it?
28215	Say, what''s light got to do with this?
28215	So they do n''t want to fight, eh?
28215	So you plan to reach the Solar System, do you? 28215 So you''ve been watching me?"
28215	So you''ve got him, have you? 28215 Still got a toothache?"
28215	That would give us something with which to fight Manning and Page, would n''t it?
28215	That''s a pretty silly statement, is n''t it, Manning? 28215 The collector field?"
28215	Then what in hell,the gangster asked shakily,"are you going to do with us?"
28215	There were plans, were n''t there?
28215	We ca n''t, huh?
28215	We?
28215	Well, you know that hill in the center of the park? 28215 Well,"demanded Craven,"what do you want me to do about it?
28215	Were you in my cell back there or were n''t you?
28215	Were you talking about me?
28215	What are you getting at?
28215	What are you going to do with me?
28215	What are you?
28215	What can I do?
28215	What could I do? 28215 What did you gain by it?"
28215	What do you mean? 28215 What do you think we ought to do with these fellows?
28215	What do you think?
28215	What happened? 28215 What happened?"
28215	What happened?
28215	What happens if your damn rumors ca n''t ruin Manning? 28215 What has a hill got to do with it?"
28215	What is that?
28215	What makes you think I would n''t?
28215	What the hell is going to happen now?
28215	What the hell kind of a language is it that only two dozen people could read?
28215	What was it?
28215	What would Wilson be doing in New York?
28215	What you going to do when he does get out here?
28215	What''s his point of equality to us?
28215	What''s that?
28215	What''s that?
28215	What''s that?
28215	What''s the matter now?
28215	What''s the matter?
28215	What''s this?
28215	What''s wrong with it?
28215	When we get back, how about us taking a little vacation?
28215	Where am I?
28215	Where is he?
28215	Where is it?
28215	Where to, sir?
28215	Where''s Chambers?
28215	Where''s our friend Stutsman? 28215 Who are you?
28215	Who are you?
28215	Who asked that?
28215	Who is going to stop me?
28215	Who is it?
28215	Who is that?
28215	Who wo n''t?
28215	Who''d want to and why?
28215	Why are you running away?
28215	Why did n''t you tell me about this sooner?
28215	Why do n''t you patent what you have? 28215 Why do you ask?"
28215	Why not buy a block of it? 28215 Why not let Jupiter help us?"
28215	Why not send it to Chambers?
28215	Why not?
28215	Why not?
28215	Why not?
28215	Will it maintain the ship out here? 28215 Will we make it?"
28215	You already have, have n''t you?
28215	You are John Moore Mallory, are n''t you?
28215	You are n''t going to take me back to Earth again, are you? 28215 You ca n''t?
28215	You do n''t mean we can televise in_ three_ dimensions, do you?
28215	You got that ammunition?
28215	You have the secret of material energy?
28215	You mean something has happened to the market?
28215	You mean this?
28215	You mean to say that we are n''t prisoners?
28215	You mean you''re dead? 28215 You never miss a bet, do you?"
28215	You noticed that rushing sensation? 28215 You say we''ll be only a week or so behind Manning?"
28215	You say you could even put the cosmics to work?
28215	You sent these men here to kill us tonight, did n''t you?
28215	You told him to go back and see if he could n''t find something else, did n''t you?
28215	You understand?
28215	You watched it, did n''t you, Stutsman?
28215	You will accept my congratulations, however?
28215	You would n''t? 28215 You''re what?"
28215	You''ve heard of them?
28215	Your wrench?
28215	*****"Any explanation of it?"
28215	*****"Any progress on your collector field?"
28215	*****"But you are coming back with us, are n''t you?"
28215	*****"Do you have any idea where we are?"
28215	*****"No chance at all?"
28215	*****"What are we going to do now?"
28215	*****"You have a low opinion of the human race, do n''t you?"
28215	*****"You think they''re good?"
28215	And if one tried to deliver the energy as a mechanical rotation of a shaft, what shaft could transmit it safely and under control?
28215	And if we televised through four dimensions, what would we get?"
28215	Any progress?"
28215	Because, you see, one slight adjustment in any one of a hundred adjustments might do the trick... but which of those adjustments do you have to make?
28215	But whom would he cable?
28215	But why are you here?
28215	But why?
28215	Chambers?"
28215	Could he say that a man half way across the world had robbed him?
28215	Could n''t we use your shield to prevent such a situation again?"
28215	Did n''t they discover material energy?"
28215	Did you do it more than once?"
28215	Do n''t you remember?"
28215	Do you have to call me up every time one of those fiery- eyed boys climbs a soap box?
28215	Do you realize that with this television trick there is n''t a thing that can be hidden from us?"
28215	Figure you can stay and talk with me a while?"
28215	Get it?"
28215	Good enough?"
28215	Have n''t you hounded me enough?"
28215	Hear that, Wrail?"
28215	How can you arrest anybody like that?"
28215	How did you get in that cell?"
28215	How did you get in?"
28215	How soon can we start, Doctor?"
28215	I said to them that you were pretty good eggs and I did n''t like to bump you off, see?"
28215	Is this a joke of some sort?"
28215	Licked?
28215	Manning started out for it, did n''t he?
28215	Manning?"
28215	Memorial Hill?"
28215	Or did you decide to loosen up and pull a gag now and then?"
28215	Or would the prison on Mercury be better?
28215	Perhaps the verging of the field toward Field 349?
28215	Plenty of both?"
28215	Scorio did not move a muscle as he asked:"Why do n''t you have some of your own mob do this job?"
28215	So far your taking over the ship has n''t made any difference to us... so why should we fight you?"
28215	So you dreamed of empire, did you?
28215	Spencer Chambers stroked his gray mustache, asked calmly:"What do you figure our chances are of getting back?"
28215	Stutsman snarled at him:"What''s so funny?"
28215	Sure you can do it?"
28215	That no matter where you went, I''d find you?"
28215	The voice came again:"Did n''t I tell you that you could n''t run away?
28215	Three- four years ago, was n''t it?"
28215	Understand?"
28215	Unless...""Unless what?"
28215	Well, why not?
28215	What are you going to do with all of us?"
28215	What are you going to do with him?
28215	What could he tell her?
28215	What do you do to enjoy yourself?"
28215	What do you plan to do?"
28215	What do you say we try to find him?"
28215	What do you want this time?"
28215	What else?"
28215	What good would his idiotic idealism do him on a prison spaceship?
28215	What have you got up your sleeve?"
28215	What have you two fellows been up to now?"
28215	What if I ca n''t find anything?"
28215	When did you get here?"
28215	Where can they be going?"
28215	Who are you?"
28215	Who''s going to help us?"
28215	Why ca n''t we send as well as receive?"
28215	Why ca n''t we?"
28215	Why did he have to go and spoil an evening thinking about this damned political situation?
28215	Why did n''t you bring us some of them?"
28215	Why not?
28215	Why the hell not?"
28215	Why?
28215	Would you mind shooting us over just a little power?
28215	You are n''t going to make me stand trial?"
28215	You do n''t even know the difference between the two, so what good would the papers do you?"
28215	You see?
28215	You''re a ghost?"
28215	You''ve seen a burning glass, have n''t you?"
28215	_ CHAPTER SIX_"If we can get television reception with this apparatus of ours,"asked Greg,"what is to prevent us from televising?
31961	I tested the microphone myself and was reported as saying,"What difference does it make?"
31961	Why not both?
30458	And that''s the reason you''re here, is n''t it?
30458	And that''s--?
30458	Ca n''t_ you_ talk to me now, TT?
30458	Contact the Council?
30458	Eh?
30458	Halet,Telzey inquired mentally,"do you remember what an all- out stinker you used to be?"
30458	Huh?
30458	Huh?
30458	I, ah, understand, Miss Amberdon, that you''re unaware of what kind of creature your, ah, Tick- Tock is?
30458	Just_ what''s_ going to happen?
30458	Miss Amberdon?
30458	Now was n''t I right in insisting to Jessamine that you needed a vacation away from that terribly intellectual school?
30458	Now what were you saying?
30458	Now, Miss Amberdon,he said affably,"you were about to say?
30458	Now, just one question... do you happen to know where your aunt is at present?
30458	One hunter killed for each cat bagged?
30458	Ready?
30458	Should I go through the door?
30458	Telzey, dear,Halet murmured honey- sweet from the talker,"would you come back into the house, please?
30458	That''s pretty rough sport, is n''t it? 30458 Tick- Tock?"
30458	What am I supposed to do?
30458	What do you want of me?
30458	What would they do, Miss Amberdon?
30458	What''s ultra- equipment?
30458	What_ is_ eating you?
30458	Where are you taking her?
30458	Who are you?
30458	Why not tell me now?
30458	Why, is there more?
30458	Why?
30458	With no more proof for this story than your word Miss Amberdon?
30458	Would you come with me, Miss Amberdon?
30458	Would you mind telling me now how you happen to know this?
30458	Yes, Halet?
30458	Yes?
30458	You feel you can discuss this... emergency... only with the Moderator himself, Miss Amberdon?
30458	***** Jontarou?
30458	*****"Are you ill, dear?"
30458	A darkness where somebody waited to grab her if she took even one step forwards?
30458	Abruptly, Telzey closed her eyes, thought sharply,"Tick- Tock?"
30458	After a few seconds, he resumed,"That''s rather curious, is n''t it?...
30458	An open door?
30458	And supposing they''d decided that the only way to handle the problem was to clean out the human beings in Port Nichay?"
30458	And was it reasonable to assume that the Federation''s laws would have any meaning for minds like these?
30458	And why, Telzey thought, should the old question of what Tick- Tock really was pass through her mind just now?
30458	Are n''t you, dear?"
30458	Baby games.... How far would you have got at law school if you''d asked TT to help with your problems?
30458	But do n''t take too long, will you?
30458	But supposing they did it finally and a few thousand of them are sitting around in the parks down there right now?
30458	But what-- exasperatedly-- could such a small- bite_ possibly_ know that would be of significant value?
30458	But what?
30458	Do I understand you to say they did it to avoid being hunted?"
30458	Droon?"
30458	Droon?"
30458	Flipped?
30458	Halet''s visitor wanted to meet_ her_?
30458	Halet''s work?
30458	Halet?
30458	He studied Tick- Tock with more than casual interest while Telzey was settling herself into a chair, added,"And what may I and my office do for you?"
30458	If there was nothing to this mind- communication thing, what harm could symbols do?
30458	Impressions flashed past....***** Why waste time with her?
30458	Inside the car, Delquos set the brakes, switched off the engine, asked,"Now what?"
30458	Or could it?
30458	Or did she?
30458	Rehearsed for what purpose?
30458	She said"Do you have a personal interest in keeping the Baluit crest cats from becoming extinct?"
30458	Telzey gathered her courage, plunged on,"Would you like to hear what did happen?"
30458	Telzey paused as another wave of silent information rose into her awareness; went on,"So the game has to be able to get at the sportsman too, eh?"
30458	Telzey?"
30458	That blond, slinky, would- be Machiavelli?
30458	That point having been settled in an orderly manner now, Iron Thoughts went on coldly to Telzey, what specifically did she propose they should do?
30458	The other business?
30458	Then how had the beings been able to get through to her?
30458	Then why had she been thinking about it again?
30458	This suggests then that you are a xenotelepath....""I am?"
30458	Wait till the...."Circuits close... channels open.... Obstructions clear?
30458	Was this another form of the dark room-- a trap set up in her mind?
30458	What could--?
30458	What else would one expect here?
30458	What_ had_ it said?
30458	Why?
30458	Would n''t Telzey oblige?
30458	Would n''t they be enough for what the Life Banks need?"
30458	Your mother would n''t like us to attempt to obstruct the law, would she?"
30458	_ They_ used aircars, did n''t they?
30458	right?"
30927	And this man, ah-- Maloon-- can he be trusted on such an inspection?
30927	Can you tell me, Mr. Orrin, exactly what is Mr. Maloon''s job here?
30927	Exactly how does it work?
30927	Have you any idea how we can account for these two items?
30927	How could anyone lose or misplace anything as big as those? 30927 How do you know for certain Willy is a safety prone?"
30927	How long will it take to complete the operation?
30927	Huh?
30927	Just how and when did you determine the rock should be sent?
30927	More so than the''coincidence''of the freighter headed straight for Mars''s only industrial area?
30927	Now why would you want to do a thing like that?
30927	Of what possible use could they be to you, especially out here in space?
30927	Out here in space? 30927 What did you do with such monstrous, expensive pieces of equipment?"
30927	What do you mean,''so far''?
30927	What do you mean?
30927	What has this to do with calling Willy in about the missing energizer and generator?
30927	What is it carrying?
30927	What major items are not accounted for?
30927	What''s missing?
30927	What''s the half- life of that stuff in the freighter?
30927	Where are the remains?
30927	Which figures, Art?
30927	Why not, Willy?
30927	Willy,I said,"why do n''t you start right at the beginning so Mr. Goil can get a complete picture?"
30927	Would you like to see our cache?
30927	You mean that false course? 30927 _ What?_""Mr. Goil, Willy is the exact opposite of an accident prone.
30927	*****"It was too late for me to send any sort of a birthday present to Martha; besides, what could I get her out here?
30927	Aloud I said:"What has Willy to do with this, Mr. Goil?
30927	And how about all that undetonated radioactive material?"
30927	And one gravity generator?"
30927	And the ship would bury itself in the soft red soil( how deep?)
30927	But what about you; what are you after?
30927	But where can they go after they do?
30927	Could it be, I thought, Willy''s personable influence working on Goil?
30927	Elmer poured, and I gulped half the cupful down gratefully, then said,"Are n''t you two going to watch the runaway crack into Mars?"
30927	For what?"
30927	Goil?"
30927	He said unbelievingly,"What?"
30927	I said:"Do you know what is going to happen to that rock of Willy''s, Mr. Goil?
30927	I was by no means certain I would be right, but already deep in this mess, what more could I lose by plunging?
30927	Is there something wrong, Sam?"
30927	Just how did you figure you could do it?
30927	Maloon, what have you done with those things?"
30927	Me?
30927	So was I. Goil?
30927	So what again?
30927	Suddenly a voice blasted out saying,"Ready, Sam?
30927	That it takes precise computations to get something like that to a destination?
30927	Want to join us?"
30927	Was n''t it Thursday that you removed that generator and the energizer from the stock room?
30927	Weston?"
30927	What are you trying to prove?"
30927	What could you possibly have done with them?"
30927	What had Willy done to expose himself so?
30927	Where?"
30927	Why had n''t someone warned us about the peculiarities of the man?
30927	Willy?
30927	You ca n''t really expect me to believe all that garbage, now can you?"
30927	[ Illustration]"What is that stray body off to one side?"
30927	_ How_ can you account for a missing sub- space energizer, especially one as large and powerful as the ones we use?
30927	_ With_ a human navigator?
30816	And what did you tell him?
30816	But why protective custody?
30816	Fifty thousand a_ year_?
30816	He has not been convicted of any crime?
30816	Heirs?
30816	How long can they go on collecting? 30816 How long does it take to saturate the market?"
30816	How much money did he offer?
30816	Is there anything else that can stop the payments?
30816	Is this man under arrest?
30816	May I ask a few questions first?
30816	May I make a statement first?
30816	No reaction, Mr. Jackson? 30816 One_ what_?"
30816	Saturate the--? 30816 Tell me, sir,"McLeod said,"how does the success of my book compare with the success of most books in the galaxy?"
30816	This money-- is it free and clear, or are there Galactic taxes to pay?
30816	Wha... er... what did you say, sir?
30816	What about my heirs?
30816	What about them?
30816	What are you talking about?
30816	What do you think this is?
30816	What do you want to know?
30816	What is it?
30816	What''s the trouble?
30816	Who does get the income, then?
30816	Why not? 30816 Would you do me the service, sir,"McLeod said,"of opening a bank account for me in some local bank?"
30816	You do n''t know any more about that now than you did then?
30816	You do n''t think very well, do you, Jackson? 30816 _ Fifty thousand Galactic credits!_ What is this for?"
30816	*****"''Nother beer, Mac?"
30816	--Throw me in jail?"
30816	And if I am imprisoned for crime?"
30816	And they spend it freely, did n''t they?
30816	Are there any further matters of public knowledge you would like to ask me about?
30816	Are you trying to make things hard for yourself?"
30816	Could that savage have possibly understood what was humorous about that remark?
30816	Ever hear of_ baluts_?
30816	How could one book have aroused such wrath?
30816	How do you publish a book for Galactic, for galaxy- wide, consumption?
30816	How long does it take to saturate the market on each planet?
30816	How long does it take to spread the book from planet to planet?
30816	How many people on each planet?
30816	How many people were there on each planet who would buy a good book?
30816	How many planets were there in the galaxy?
30816	If a New Guinea savage wants to take passage aboard a Qantas airliner, what is the fare in cowrie shells?
30816	Is it your desire that this check be converted to cash?"
30816	Is that correct?"
30816	Is that right?"
30816	Jackson?"
30816	Mind if we ask you a few questions?"
30816	One: What the hell business is it of yours?
30816	Tourists always had money, did n''t they?
30816	Two: Why do you ask me when you already know?"
30816	Understand, Jackson?"
30816	What was the idea of that?
30816	What''s next?"
30816	When does the copyright run out?"
30816	Why should it continue to be paid out after the earner has died?
30816	Will you let me finish?"
30816	Would you like to know when the War of 1812 started or who is buried in Grant''s Tomb?"
30816	You do n''t believe that?
30816	_ Not bad at all._ Aloud, he asked:"Could I, for instance, open a bank account or buy a ticket on a star- ship?"
30816	_ Now what?_ McLeod thought.
31841	How could it be alive?
31841	So you''re thirsty?
31841	This one,I told Lottie,"has a lot of caustic in it, see?"
31841	Want a drink, do you?
31841	What''s saponify?
31841	Why do n''t you just use the soap we got?
31841	All there was left in the bottom of the tub was maybe half a pound of singed- looking-- soap flakes?
31841	But had I created a new form of life?
31841	But how would I or this physicist explain this quivering mess of protoplasm I got on my hands by accident this particular Friday night?
31841	Like Lottie said, was it really alive?
31841	What kind of"life"could this be that had no temperature of its own?
31841	What would this new combination do?
30869	Advantage of it?
30869	Do I need one?
30869	Do you want the details of the process now?
30869	Forced?
30869	Forget it?
30869	Forget that Jack Latrobe was murdered?
30869	Hell- hole?
30869	How did you get there?
30869	How''s her spin?
30869	I said,''Is this York, New?''
30869	I suppose you have that kind of trouble out in the Belt?
30869	Is this the city of York, New?
30869	Me? 30869 Morgan, Harry?"
30869	Not gon na talk, huh?
30869	Police?
30869	Satisfactory?
30869	Second indemnity?
30869	Whadda you here for?
30869	What about sanitation?
30869	What are you in for?
30869	What are you talking about?
30869	What are you talking about?
30869	What do I do for a drink of water?
30869	What happens if you die in here?
30869	What s matter, Edway? 30869 What... what do you want?"
30869	What?
30869	Where''s he got his anchor set?
30869	Who''s Fergus?
30869	You chop a guy up like that and then do n''t know who he is?
30869	You cut yourself out of there with the cable you''re talking about?
30869	Your desire, pu- leeze?
30869	*****_ How much of this is a trap?_ Morgan thought.
30869	A man finds out something like that, he ought to give it to the human race, had n''t he, Edway?
30869	But had they?
30869	But... but why do you--""Why do I give it to you?
30869	Commodore Morgan?"
30869	Did you ever cut cheese with a wire?
30869	Food?
30869	Had that plan succeeded?
30869	Had the nobles made peasants of themselves instead?
30869	Have n''t I now, Ed?
30869	Have n''t I?"
30869	Have you been informed of that fact?"
30869	How come those Belt people want to keep something like that secret?"
30869	How did you do it?"
30869	How''d you do it?"
30869	I beg your pardon?"
30869	Morgan waited again, got nothing further, and asked:"Dead?"
30869	Or had the intelligent ones simply been forced to conform to the actions of the masses?
30869	Still unable to override his instincts-- which erroneously told him that there was something"wrong"--the manager said:"What does the''Sir''mean?"
30869	Tarnhorst?"
30869	There was a long pause, and Morgan, controlling the tenseness in his voice, said:"What about the guy Monday?"
30869	Want a drink?"
30869	Well?
30869	Were they any better fit today?
30869	What is the purpose of your visit to Earth, commodore?"
30869	When was it?
30869	Where is the dividing line?
30869	Who was he?"
30869	Who''s to know?"
30869	Why would n''t they give us the process for making that cable of theirs?
30869	Why?"
30869	Wo n''t the World Welfare State have fun when that stuff gets into the hands of its happy, crime- free populace?"
30869	You saw it, did n''t you?"
30869	You''re pretty smart, you know that?
30869	You''ve heard about that?"
30869	_ Is it really selfish?
30869	_ Selfish?_ he thought.
30869	said Morgan with utter sadness,"How did you know?"
31762	But how did you know what to do?
31762	Dr. Thwaite? 31762 Have you listened to the record yet?"
31762	How do you stand it?
31762	Interested in Oswald, sir?
31762	The archeologist? 31762 What did you do with the record?"
31762	What''s that?
31762	When''s the earliest time I can get passage to Belem?
31762	Where is the American scientist?
31762	Why?
31762	_ Quem sabe? 31762 Did n''t he realize I''d go with him?
31762	Do you think I''m crazy?"
31762	Foi- se._""Which way did he go?"
31762	Gone where?
31762	Has he come in yet?"
31762	He does have a name, then?"
31762	He frowned over the delicate task of starting the film, inquired offhandedly,"You got the photostat of the label inscription?
31762	I hope I''m not interrupting?"
31762	What did you make of it?"
31762	What if it is n''t quite extinct?
31762	What makes the memory of that voice so hard to live with is just knowing that what it called to is a part of man-- isn''t that it?"
31762	Which way?"
30308	A screamer is supposed to call for help, is n''t it? 30308 And where do we get these tools, Mr. Kelvin?
30308	Are the gases flowing?
30308	Breckner? 30308 But how can you aim a beam when we''re toppling end- over- end like this?"
30308	But how can you put a thread into that socket?
30308	But what good will that do us?
30308	But what good would that do us?
30308	But what kind? 30308 But where do you get the power if the engines are gone?
30308	But will it?
30308	But, are n''t some of them pretty well researched?
30308	Ca n''t you just use a wrench to tighten them more?
30308	Ca n''t you... uh, what do you call it? 30308 Can you hold me up with one hand?
30308	Can you use a cutting torch?
30308	Could n''t you drill out the metal with that drill?
30308	Did n''t you ever hear that the total is greater than the sum of its parts?
30308	Did they check this unit?
30308	Did you ever chip flint?
30308	Do n''t you see what they did? 30308 Does that help you any?"
30308	Got an electric torch?
30308	Have you checked them?
30308	How big is an inch?
30308	How come they_ were n''t_ checked?
30308	How could it happen? 30308 How could that happen?"
30308	How do they know where to find us from a burst like that?
30308	How do you expect me to get a quarter- inch bit into a space less than a sixteenth of an inch in diameter?
30308	How do you know?
30308	How do you know?
30308	How do you mean, it''s all automatic?
30308	How many ships have been reported missing in the past year or so? 30308 How so?"
30308	How? 30308 I see,"said Hull"How do we go about stopping the rotation?"
30308	If we rigged a belt between the drill''s motor and the sleeve of the female socket, the sleeve would rotate as if it were on a lathe, would n''t it?
30308	In this gravity? 30308 Is he right?"
30308	Jury- rig?
30308	Let me take a look, will you?
30308	Mr. Kelvin, do you have any suggestions?
30308	Oh?
30308	Screamers?
30308	Smith, is n''t there some way to make contact between those two plugs?
30308	Smith? 30308 That hurt?"
30308	The question is: How do we fix the thing?
30308	Then what happens?
30308	Well, ca n''t you put another turn on the thread?
30308	Well,he said tentatively,"a ship_ could_ get hit by a meteor, could n''t it?"
30308	Well,_ do_ you have an answer?
30308	What answer did you get?
30308	What do you mean, an uneven job?
30308	What does that mean?
30308	What good does all this theorizing do us?
30308	What happens?
30308	What the hell?
30308	What''s the matter?
30308	What?
30308	What?
30308	What?
30308	What?
30308	When did you last have the screamer units inspected?
30308	Where''s your First Officer?
30308	Why did n''t you say so in the first place?
30308	Why does n''t it happen? 30308 Why would n''t it?"
30308	Why? 30308 Yeah?
30308	Yes, captain?
30308	You do n''t?
30308	You hurt?
30308	You''re Jayjay Kelvin?
30308	_ Are_ you related to Kelvin Associates?
30308	All of them presumed lost because of meteor strikes, eh?
30308	And that would have left you high and dry, would n''t it?"
30308	Any ideas?"
30308	Anybody got a toothpick?"
30308	As_ Mister_ Smith says: See?"
30308	But how often does it happen?
30308	But what are we going to use for tools?
30308	But what is the solid silver bar in the center of the inner tube?"
30308	Can you get me out of here?"
30308	Do n''t you see what happened?
30308	Each part of a screamer has to be checked separately, right?"
30308	Follow?"
30308	From the circumambient ether?"
30308	He had just read three words when Hull said:"Mr. Kelvin, do you mind if I ask a question?"
30308	How small must a piece of matter be before it is no longer a meteor?
30308	Hull said:"Captain, did you know that the refrigerator is off?"
30308	Hull, would you mind going to the lounge?
30308	I--"He brought himself up short and said:"Give me that torch, will you?
30308	If the things do n''t work, how could there be any complaint?
30308	If we ca n''t get ours to work, will we complain?
30308	It comes in strong every ten seconds, see?"
30308	Kelvin?"
30308	Kelvin?"
30308	Kelvin?"
30308	Kelvin?"
30308	Kelvin?"
30308	Like this, see?"
30308	May I ask if your middle name is James?"
30308	May I ask why?"
30308	See how this male plug telescopes out to fit into the female?
30308	See those concentric tubes leading into the interior of the cabinet on the right?
30308	See?"
30308	Smith, will you and Mr. Kelvin get out the emergency rockets?
30308	So what does the writer do?
30308	So what does this have to do with cosmic ray particle?
30308	So what?"
30308	The asteroid slicers?
30308	The boys on Pluto?
30308	Think you can get me loose?"
30308	To whom?
30308	What are we going to cut the metal with?"
30308	What did you say?"
30308	What do you know about things like this,_ Mister_ Joseph Kelvin?
30308	What do you mean, you''ve got it?"
30308	What do you think would happen if we got hit by a meteor?
30308	What does a businessman know about mechanical equipment?"
30308	What else?"
30308	What has all this to do with Jayjay Kelvin?
30308	What''s the matter?"
30308	Why?
30308	With what?
30308	Would you do some reconnoitering for me?"
30308	[ Illustration]"Find us?"
29966	A one- man flier, you said?
29966	And no one has found out the principle on which they work?
29966	And what does it matter to me?
29966	Angry?
29966	Are you mad? 29966 But where is the guard then?"
29966	But who is after you?
29966	But why,Grim interrupted,"did n''t you have sense enough to come back here, instead of scaring everybody to death?"
29966	Ca n''t get rid of us that easily, can he, Joan?
29966	Ca n''t those lenses be duplicated, and turned as weapons against the Mercutians?
29966	Did you see that?
29966	Disobeyed orders, did he? 29966 For what?
29966	Good Lord,he thought,"does my face frighten people so?
29966	Grim, where are you?
29966	Had n''t we better be going?
29966	Here, what''s this?
29966	How did he get up here?
29966	How did you get here in the nick of time?
29966	How do the diskoids operate?
29966	How many pistols are there in the crowd?
29966	How on Mercury did you do that?
29966	How?
29966	Know of any?
29966	Know this Earth dog?
29966	Man, where on earth have you been these last three years?
29966	May we speak, oh Magnificent?
29966	Nice day to- day, is n''t it?
29966	Now I know you are crazy, or-- Who are you?
29966	Oh, wo n''t they?
29966	Search beams?
29966	See what?
29966	Signal?
29966	So that''s your space ship, eh?
29966	So you were one of those chaps, eh?
29966	Sure,he squeaked,"and bring all the Mercutians along with me?
29966	The others...?
29966	Then the tubes and the fliers can not operate at night?
29966	Very interesting, but what is so terribly important about it now?
29966	We almost burned up the old machine smashing through the air, did n''t we Joan?
29966	We have good Earth brains, have n''t we? 29966 Weather machine?"
29966	Well?
29966	Wh-- What does this mean?
29966	Wh-- what has happened?
29966	What are those round glass disks stretched along the hull in a double row?
29966	What could I do, Hilary?
29966	What could they have done?
29966	What did I tell you, you big ox?
29966	What do you mean?
29966	What do you mean?
29966	What do you mean?
29966	What do you want?
29966	What for? 29966 What guard?"
29966	What happened to her father, Martin Robbins?
29966	What happened to you on the Robbins Building?
29966	What is the meaning of all this? 29966 What of it, my bantam?"
29966	What of it?
29966	What''s happened?
29966	What,he ejaculated,"me desert my friends?
29966	What?
29966	When do we start?
29966	Where are his quarters?
29966	Where could they have been all this time? 29966 Where do you think it possible Joan was taken?"
29966	Where is it?
29966	Where''s Lieutenant Pemberton?
29966	Which way now?
29966	Who asked you? 29966 Who is he, where does he come from, where did he go?
29966	Who is that man?
29966	Why not?
29966	Why not?
29966	Wo n''t you fight for your life?
29966	Ye- es, they helped, too,she admitted grudgingly;"but without you, what could they have done?"
29966	You did n''t get the Mercutian?
29966	You have n''t?
29966	You know the penalty of course for what you are doing?
29966	You mean to say you do n''t know?
29966	You, what do you know about this?
29966	You,he said,"what switches regulate the weather machine?"
29966	You,spat Hilary,"why are n''t you at your post?"
29966	You-- are-- not-- angry?
29966	Your tag?
29966	A cold curt voice spoke a sharp command:"What have you there?"
29966	A long- lost lover, no?"
29966	A raindrop?
29966	Answer me?"
29966	Are we quitters, yellow- bellied Mercutians to quit a pal?
29966	Are we, Grim Morgan?
29966	But how did you manage to get through the Mercutians?
29966	But might it not be too late?
29966	Could they rescue him even if they had?
29966	Damn it, have n''t we consciences of our own?
29966	Do n''t you see?
29966	Do you hear it?"
29966	Even with their guns, what could a handful of Earthmen do against the resistless, ever- coming tide of Mercutians, thousands of them?
29966	Five years?
29966	For saving the ship, Joan, all of us?
29966	Grim said:"Know what happened?"
29966	Had his comrades caught his message?
29966	Had it been so long?
29966	Had it passed out while he was roaming the spaces?
29966	Had the Mercutians, accustomed to the blazing light of their own planet, deliberately managed some way to create perpetual sunshine on Earth?
29966	How long was it since they had started out on the first flight that man had taken into outer space-- he and those stanch comrades?
29966	How much of the message had been transmitted?
29966	How should he do it?
29966	Is there any binding material in the room?"
29966	Know anything about it?"
29966	Members of an underground organization?
29966	Morgan was grinning sheepishly,"Here, what do you know about this?"
29966	Now do you see?"
29966	Or was it the poor tortured wretch he was trying to release who was responsible for the exodus?
29966	Take away the sun, and what have they?
29966	The air grew thick and warm, or was it only his imagination?
29966	The other spat carefully:"No weapons, huh?
29966	These whisperers, these exhorters, who were they?
29966	To Joan, in barely audible tones:"Is that true, what you said?"
29966	Understand?"
29966	Until the Mercutians finally trace our hideout and ray us out of existence?"
29966	Was there someone in the room on the other side of the wall?
29966	What are the Mercutians''weapons?
29966	What earthly good would it do him to talk?
29966	What had happened in the five long years of his absence?
29966	What had happened to the old hospitality?
29966	What have we?
29966	What is it?"
29966	What switch reverses the machine, to bring on rain?
29966	What terrible mystery had enveloped the Earth during his absence?
29966	What was his name?
29966	What was there about himself to frighten grown men out of their wits?
29966	What would she do now?
29966	What would the next few hours bring to her, to all of them?
29966	What''s to prevent us from hopping to another platform?
29966	Where could we run to that his beam could n''t follow?"
29966	Where did he go?"
29966	Where did they go?"
29966	Where had Hilary heard that voice before?
29966	Where had he seen the man before?
29966	Where was Joan?
29966	Who is this unfortunate, and why did everyone disappear as though I had the plague when I sat next to him?"
29966	Why was Amos Peabody tortured and made into a public mockery?
29966	Would he be recognized?
29966	Yet what was she doing here in Bronxville?
29966	You understand?"
29966	he growled throatily,"what do you know about this?"
11626	And Ireland itself?
11626	And Monsignor Masterman?
11626	And confession once a week?
11626	And how are you, Monsignor?
11626	And how long did the cure take?
11626	And if the Socialists fail?
11626	And our programme?
11626	And suppose the Bill passes?
11626	And the last message was just after nine?
11626	And the rest of the Proclamation?
11626	And the women? 11626 And they wo n''t resent that?"
11626	And those?
11626	And to- night?
11626	And what form does that unhappiness take?
11626	And what is the subject?
11626	And what''s that tall pillar in the middle of Parliament Square?
11626	And when the ruler is not Catholic?
11626	And yet you are facing death on the understanding that it is all true?
11626	And you believe he''ll be cured?
11626	And you go to Rome, you say?
11626	And you mean to say that such cures are frequent?
11626	And you tell me that the optic nerves were destroyed?
11626	And you think she''ll be cured?
11626	And you, Eminence?
11626	And you, Monsignor? 11626 Any change?"
11626	Any more news, my son?
11626	Any news?
11626	Any relations?
11626	Are lines like this-- and railways, and so on-- owned by the State now? 11626 Are n''t you afraid of an anti- clerical reaction?"
11626	Are they clear to you?
11626	Are we in time?
11626	Australia?
11626	But do you mean to say that people submit to all this?
11626	But how did you know that name? 11626 But how have you time to examine all these thousands of cases?"
11626	But it''s finished-- it''s finished, is n''t it, your Eminence?
11626	But it''s possible?
11626	But what''s his subject? 11626 But what''s the meeting- point?
11626	But-- er-- democracy----"Democracy? 11626 By the way, what about Russia?"
11626	Can I go in?
11626	Can you guess why I have sent for you, Monsignor?
11626	Can you speak to me for five minutes, Monsignor?
11626	Can you tell me the possibilities?
11626	Can you understand Russian?
11626	Can you wait up a little longer, sister?
11626	Cardinal Bellairs?
11626	Care to lie down for a bit? 11626 Certainly, your Eminence, if nothing interferes; but how can we be sure of that?
11626	Did they tell me your name, before I became unconscious?
11626	Did you not hear the sentence?
11626	Divorce?
11626	Do all the trades have guilds, and are they all represented in the Assembly?
11626	Do n''t you think they''re attractive?
11626	Do you know what they were?
11626	Do you know what this is, Monsignor?
11626	Do you mean Catholic?
11626	Do you mean from Europe?
11626	Do you mean it is possible that a Bill, if it was brought forward, might not pass?
11626	Do you mean that all women have the vote?
11626	Do you mean that it is so no longer?
11626	Do you mean that man kills oxen?
11626	Do you mean to say there''s no envy or jealousy between the trades?
11626	Do you mean---?
11626	Do you not think that it might be harder for him to remain?
11626	Do you remember this gentleman?
11626	Do you think they are any the less happy?
11626	Eh? 11626 Eh?"
11626	Eh?
11626	Eh?
11626	Eh?
11626	Er-- when did he live?
11626	Fantastic?
11626	Father, do you mean that the people wo n''t resent this sudden change of front on the part of the Emperor? 11626 Father,"he said,"you know about me?
11626	Finished, father?
11626	Had n''t I better---?
11626	Had n''t you better tell him about me?
11626	Have you any reason for saying that?
11626	Have you been in the habit of saying Mass every day, Monsignor?
11626	Have you heard of the death of Prince Otteone?
11626	Have you read it through yet?
11626	Houses of Parliament, are n''t they?
11626	How could he? 11626 How do you mean?
11626	How do you mean?
11626	How many monks are there altogether, Father, in Thurles?
11626	How much have you heard, Monsignor?
11626	How''s it done?
11626	However revolutionary they may be?
11626	I beg your Eminence''s pardon, but is the author a Benedictine by any chance?
11626	I beg your pardon?
11626	I beg your pardon?
11626	I beg your pardon?
11626	I may n''t send for a priest, doctor?
11626	I want to have a talk with you about this,he said,"Have you seen the Cardinal yet?"
11626	If a man was ashamed of his trade, why did he follow it?
11626	If she could?
11626	Instantaneously?
11626	Is it Catholic?
11626	Is it a stethoscope?
11626	Is n''t that a little too pointed? 11626 Is that so dreadful,"he said,"to a convinced Catholic?"
11626	Is that so?
11626	It is their name, is n''t it?
11626	It seems to me----"Well, shall I give you my answer?
11626	It''s common sense, is n''t it?
11626	Like to see the oratory?
11626	Look,he said,"what''s happened?"
11626	Look,said the prelate suddenly;"what''s that place we''re coming to?"
11626	May I come with you too?
11626	May I have that blind down, your Eminence? 11626 May I see, doctor?"
11626	May I speak to you alone an instant?
11626	May he travel to- night?
11626	Monsignor, are you really serious? 11626 Nor what he looks like?"
11626	Now, Monsignor, do you know where you are?
11626	Now, what''ll you do, Monsignor? 11626 Of course----""Where?"
11626	Revolution? 11626 Serious?"
11626	Shall I explain?
11626	So we''re crossing with you, are we?
11626	So you are awake, Monsignor? 11626 So you have come to take your leave, your Eminence?"
11626	Tell me an English duke who''s a butcher,"Butcher? 11626 Tell me what this house is now?"
11626	Tell me,said the priest suddenly,"do n''t you remember faces, or people''s names?"
11626	That is serious?
11626	That was Latin? 11626 That''s land, I suppose?"
11626	The Bishop of Sebaste enquires whether you are at home, Monsignor?
11626	The King himself stays here?
11626	The people? 11626 The system?"
11626	The what?
11626	Then the Pope is the real ruler-- the final court of appeal?
11626	Then there''s no more dispute? 11626 Then what do you mean by saying that the Church is n''t established?"
11626	Then why does n''t he? 11626 Then you may say that the entire civilized world is represented in Rome to- day?"
11626	Then, doctor----"Would your Eminence put a question to him on some very important matter? 11626 Tired?"
11626	Well, Jack?
11626	Well, Jack?
11626	Well, Monsignor?
11626	Well, had n''t I better tell him the whole thing, just as it happened? 11626 Well, the Empire of Mexico----""Eh?"
11626	Well, the point is, what will happen? 11626 Well, they wo n''t be allowed to have an army or an aery----""Eh?"
11626	Well, what about America?
11626	Well, what about it?
11626	Well, would you accept this principle?
11626	Well,he said,"anything to be seen?"
11626	Well,went on the other nervously,"I want you to speak for me, if necessary--_if necessary_, you understand?
11626	Well?
11626	Well?
11626	Well?
11626	Well?
11626	Well?
11626	What about Zola?
11626	What about the rest of the world?
11626	What are you doing here? 11626 What are you doing, father?
11626	What are you thinking of, my son?
11626	What do you wish me to do?
11626	What has happened? 11626 What is it, Father Jervis?
11626	What is it, Monsignor?
11626	What is it? 11626 What is it?"
11626	What is that?
11626	What is the matter with me?
11626	What sort of restrictions?
11626	What sort of things?
11626	What time is the division expected?
11626	What was that?
11626	What was the first year that the Pope came out of the Vatican like this?
11626	What was the matter with him?
11626	What were these concessions?
11626	What would you advise?
11626	What''s going on?
11626	What''s that got to do with it? 11626 What''s that?
11626	What''s that?
11626	What''s the case?
11626	What''s the matter?
11626	What''s the matter?
11626	What''s the system?
11626	What''s your name, father?
11626	What?
11626	What?
11626	When did you see the Cardinal last?
11626	When shall we get to Paris?
11626	When will the book be out?
11626	Where are the guns?
11626	Which way?
11626	Who can tell?
11626	Who has examined her?
11626	Who was the Father who looked after me?
11626	Who''s Emperor?
11626	Who''s Prince George of England?
11626	Whose idea was it to dedicate the lines to the archangels? 11626 Why did they send envoys then?"
11626	Why do you call them that?
11626	Why do you wish to go, Monsignor? 11626 Why not?"
11626	Why should there be?
11626	Why small?
11626	Why will you not say? 11626 Why, it''s the old palace where the kings of England lodged, is n''t it?"
11626	Why?
11626	Why?
11626	Why?
11626	Will he recover consciousness before the end, doctor?
11626	Will he submit?
11626	Will you wait here till I come for you?
11626	Will your Eminence authorize me to give the signals?
11626	Will your Eminence excuse me?
11626	With your consent?
11626	Would you say that every society has a right to suppress opinions which are directly subversive of the actual foundations on which itself stands? 11626 Yes,"said the monk, as they went across the court,"It is impressive, is it not?
11626	Yes? 11626 Yes?
11626	Yes?
11626	Yes?
11626	Yes?
11626	Yes?
11626	Yes?
11626	You are not afraid?
11626	You are satisfied that we mean what we say?
11626	You are sure you''d better? 11626 You come armed then-- protected in some manner?"
11626	You defend that?
11626	You do n''t mind?
11626	You have n''t followed the case?
11626	You have worked there, Father?
11626	You know it?
11626	You know, of course, the general outlines?
11626	You mean she is n''t republican?
11626	You mean that you are doubtful as to how they would bear it?
11626	You mean that, Monsignor?
11626	You mean the Establishment of the Church? 11626 You mean the Socialists?"
11626	You received our notice as to the treatment of such envoys?
11626	You remember Monsignor Masterman?
11626	You remember your ordination?
11626	You think he was unconcerned? 11626 You think we have the majority?"
11626	You understand that this means immeasurable bloodshed?
11626	You understand, Monsignor, the terms on which you are here? 11626 You understand, your Eminence, do you not?
11626	You wish me to say? 11626 You''ll remember, Monsignor?
11626	You''ve found that out, have you? 11626 You''ve got your luggage on board, Monsignor?
11626	Your Eminence means in England? 11626 Your Eminence, can you reassure us?"
11626	Your Eminence,he said,"will you get this favour for me?
11626	Your Eminence?
11626	Your armies are behind you?
11626	Your name and your business, gentlemen?
11626	Zola?
11626	_ Afraid?_His eyes closed, and he smiled naturally and easily.
11626	''How shall they hear without a preacher?''
11626	''Son of man, can these dry bones live?''
11626	( VIII)"Well?"
11626	*****"Father,"said the dying man an hour later,"is that all?
11626	*****"Your Eminence,"he said,"what was that about danger?
11626	... Shall we sit down for a few minutes?
11626	.?"
11626	?"
11626	And I''m to take my time, am I?
11626	And are you aware that in Ireland alone there are four millions of persons wholly devoted to the Contemplative Life?
11626	And can you suggest any other way of accomplishing this paradox?
11626	And even if you were, what right would the Church have to put you to death?"
11626	And how can you correlate Ideas, unless you have a real grasp of the Central Idea?
11626	And how''s the book getting on?"
11626	And what form does it take?"
11626	And what in the world can have happened to my work?
11626	And when shall I be back, your Eminence?"
11626	And will you take us into the Bureau?"
11626	And you mean he never came out so long as the old state of affairs continued?"
11626	And you?"
11626	Are n''t the gardens exquisite?"
11626	Are n''t they exactly what Socialists have always been crying for, with the blunders left out and the gaps filled in?
11626	Are n''t you curious to know why?"
11626	Are you certain that it is quite new to you?
11626	Are you satisfied?"
11626	Are you too ill?"
11626	At the Vatican?"
11626	Austria drove out the House of Savoy nearly twenty- five years ago; and the Holy Father----""What''s his name?"
11626	Beg your pardon, father, are you staying long?"
11626	But I do n''t think it matters much( does it?
11626	But how can they justify his suddenly dictating to them?"
11626	But is that all that He is?
11626	But it is not that which makes you unhappy?"
11626	But what did you call those buildings just now?"
11626	But what would happen, the world indulgently wondered, in a community where there were no Individualists?
11626	But who was"the Prior,"and what was it all about?
11626	But you know this better than I do, Monsignor?"
11626	But, then, what will you gain?
11626	But----""Yes?"
11626	CHAPTER VIII( I)"So you go back to England to- morrow?"
11626	Ca n''t you give me any principle you would allow?"
11626	Can you arrange that?"
11626	Cardinal Bellairs?"
11626	Could you do anything for him with the Cardinal, or at Rome?"
11626	Did any one suspect anything?"
11626	Do I talk English all right?"
11626	Do n''t you remember what Manners said about Realism?
11626	Do n''t you see that?"
11626	Do n''t you see?
11626	Do n''t you understand, Monsignor?
11626	Do people on both sides just say that each must pursue its own line, even if they never meet?"
11626	Do you know any of them?"
11626	Do you mean to tell me that the whole world is Christian?"
11626	Do you mind?"
11626	Do you not remember?
11626	Do you really mean you wish me to go on?"
11626	Do you remember now?
11626	Do you remember now?"
11626	Do you remember now?"
11626	Do you remember the message brought by special messenger from Windsor yesterday evening?"
11626	Do you see?
11626	Do you then accept our terms?"
11626	Do you think I fear death?
11626	Do you understand to what you are going?"
11626	Dr. Waterman has been here, has he?
11626	Father, am I mad?
11626	Father, how long have I to live?"
11626	For it was a gentle Figure that stood to him for Christ-- God?
11626	For was not this very vision an embodiment of the force that he hated?
11626	Gentlemen, what do you gain?
11626	Hardy?"
11626	Has the Emperor shown any signs---?"
11626	Have I got any right----?"
11626	Have I to say anything?"
11626	Have you any news for me?"
11626	Have you finished?"
11626	Have you never heard of the wrath of the Lamb?
11626	He added after a pause, as the bell rang--"You feel ready for work again?
11626	He was going to meet the Holy Father, was he not?
11626	He was in great danger, was he?
11626	He would be unconscious again soon, would he?
11626	How can Dr. Waterman''s history get on without me?
11626	How could he attend to Aeneas while the ceiling behaved like that?
11626	How could they?"
11626	How did they know he had once been a priest?
11626	How do they join on to one another?
11626	How else could the few rule the many?
11626	How else could you be certain that the trade was treated fairly?
11626	How have they become reconciled?"
11626	How in the world could they tell who they were talking to?"
11626	How therefore were these to be reconciled?
11626	How was she to reconcile the gentleness of the Christian spirit with the dogmatism of the Christian claim?
11626	How, then, would these be treated by the Church when once her power had been finally consolidated?
11626	I ask you where?"
11626	I beg your pardon?"
11626	I must n''t trouble myself about that?
11626	I should have expected more of a----""More of a great man?
11626	I think it is true that the Church is hard, in a certain sense; or shall we call it a Divine strength?
11626	I too say that man must have liberty-- he was made for it; but what liberty would that be which he has not learned to use?
11626	I understand you have a communication from the Powers?"
11626	I''m not to trouble myself?
11626	If the whole world is practically Christian, what is there left to do?"
11626	If then He has done such things for us, what shall He not do for those for whom I speak?
11626	Is He just the Prince of Martyrs, the supreme Pain- bearer, the silent Lamb of God?
11626	Is it a Monarchy?"
11626	Is it lighter than air, or what?"
11626	Is it not the wish of the Powers to come to terms?"
11626	Is it really true that practically the whole world is Christian?"
11626	Is n''t he supreme?"
11626	Is n''t he the Vicar of Christ?"
11626	Is not that what we should expect of the Vicar of Christ?"
11626	Is that a picture of him?"
11626	Is that clear, Monsignor?"
11626	Is that it?
11626	Is that it?"
11626	Is that not in His hands too?
11626	Is there anything else?
11626	Is there no resentment?"
11626	It is astonishing, is it not?
11626	It is that your sense of protest is not merely sentimental, but rather moral; is it not so?"
11626	It was those Chinese guards, I think, which as much as anything----""Chinese?
11626	It''s very odd how they used to be neglected---""Eh?"
11626	Manners is?"
11626	Manners''speech?"
11626	May I ask you some questions instead?"
11626	May I put a question or two?"
11626	Monsignor, do n''t you think that the Average Man makes the best ruler?"
11626	Monsignor, will you talk with His Eminence a little?
11626	Monsignor----""Yes?"
11626	My memory?"
11626	Now that I am speaking in the Council''s name, will you consent to do so?"
11626	Now what about coming over to Ireland for a week?
11626	Now what about coming to see the Cardinal?
11626	Number one parlour?"
11626	Or elsewhere?"
11626	Otherwise, why have n''t we had a Commission appointed?
11626	Ought not they also to revolve?
11626	Pretty prompt, are n''t they?"
11626	Shall I present you now?"
11626	That is right, is it not, your Eminence?"
11626	The Church is re- established there,----""Is it a monarchy too?"
11626	The Dominican''s voice went on abruptly:"Have you anything further to say before the court dissolves?"
11626	The method was discovered---""Is it anything to do with magnetism?"
11626	Then I take you''ll come to Ireland?
11626	Then what can Catholic society do except defend itself, even by the death penalty?
11626	Then, if we look in about eleven?"
11626	There is an accumulation of evidence from the past hundred years which----""Broken limbs?"
11626	These doctors rule us with a rod of iron, do n''t they?
11626	They''ll say they never would have gone to such lengths----What''s that noise?"
11626	Was n''t he an Elizabethan?"
11626	Was that clear enough?
11626	Was that plain enough?
11626	Was the point of view that made it possible so utterly accepted by everyone as to allow the actual consummation to come about so quietly?
11626	Was the whole human race, then, utterly without heart?
11626	Well, I suppose you would say it was tyranny for the republic to punish the monarchists with death?"
11626	Well, are n''t the active Religious Orders the very finest form of association ever invented?
11626	Well, does not his case impress you?
11626	Well, does not the Contemplative Life reassure you?
11626	Well, he did n''t know what they meant by that; but what had it to do with him?
11626	Well, ought he not to be?
11626	Well, where''s the point of reconciliation?"
11626	Well, you''ll look up the procedure, if you''re not perfectly clear?
11626	Were the preliminaries of Death for Heresy so simple as all that?
11626	What about education?"
11626	What about the East?"
11626	What about the religion?"
11626	What about the_ Filioque_ clause?"
11626	What am I to do?
11626	What am I to do?"
11626	What am I?
11626	What are you going to say to the Cardinal?"
11626	What are you talking about?"
11626	What becomes of freedom-- of the right to think for oneself?
11626	What becomes of science and discovery under a system like this?
11626	What ca n''t you remember?"
11626	What else---?"
11626	What is it?"
11626	What is your name?
11626	What kind of religion was this that preached gentleness and practised violence?
11626	What made it Catholic?"
11626	What of the people?"
11626	What of them?
11626	What power is it that drives the ship?
11626	What was all that crowd about?"
11626	What was he doing, preaching in Hyde Park?
11626	What was the good of catching hold of him like that?
11626	What was this vineyard?
11626	What year is it?"
11626	What''s that?
11626	What''s the average scientific attitude towards religion?
11626	What''s this case, I wonder?"
11626	When?
11626	Where are we?"
11626	Where are we?"
11626	Where?
11626	Who am I?
11626	Who are you going to see?"
11626	Who are you?"
11626	Who else should be?
11626	Who is it?"
11626	Who knows---?
11626	Who revolted?"
11626	Who''s this?"
11626	Why all this fuss, it used to be asked, about a Temporal Power on behalf of a"Kingdom that was not of this world"?
11626	Why did n''t you understand me when I spoke to you in Latin then?"
11626	Why did you talk to me in Latin this morning?"
11626	Why do n''t these doctors know their business better?
11626	Why have you done that?"
11626	Why, it was only recently that Westminster Cathedral was built-- was it not?
11626	Why, they''re the ruled, are n''t they?"
11626	Why----""Yes, Monsignor?"
11626	Why----""You think I''m being unjustly treated?
11626	Why?
11626	Will you consent to do this?"
11626	Will you go down to the grotto, or would you sooner watch a few more cases?"
11626	Will you step this way?"
11626	Will you wait here, Monsignor?"
11626	Will you write for us, Monsignor?
11626	Would you allow these, too, to publish their opinions broadcast?"
11626	Would you care to look in?"
11626	Would you mind setting the phonographs?"
11626	You are going back to Westminster now, in your own car----""What''s been going on?
11626	You are here to be helped, are you not?
11626	You are impressed by him?"
11626	You are perfectly satisfied that your conclusions are scientific, are n''t you?"
11626	You ca n''t talk French?"
11626	You go to- night?"
11626	You have been to confession?"
11626	You have them?"
11626	You kill me?
11626	You know about my history?
11626	You know what lies before you?"
11626	You saw that?"
11626	You say that Christ is hard-- that His Church is cruel, and that man must have liberty?
11626	You see the East is scarcely three days away by the fast volors; so even the Chinese----""Do you mean that China and Japan send representatives?"
11626	You''ll look up the procedure, if you forget?
11626	You''ve heard of that?"
11626	Your Eminence, will you come with me?"
11626	and a priest called Farquharson----""What have you been reading lately?
11626	and what''s the answer to_ Dominus vobiscum_?"
11626	and why did he appeal to English people in such words as these?
11626	are there no diseases then?"
11626	are you sure you''re not making a mistake?
11626	can you hold out for a little?
11626	did I do all right at lunch?
11626	how long, did they say?
11626	how long?
11626	of the eyes that are as a flame of fire?
11626	of the rod of iron with which He breaks in pieces the kings of the earth?
11626	or better still, urge the Cardinal?
11626	that''s what you''re thinking, is it, Monsignor?
11626	then do you mean, your Eminence, that physical diseases are treated---?"
11626	what about Faith- healing?
11626	what is it I can do?"
11626	what was happening to the ceiling?
11626	who''s that man,"he interrupted suddenly,"in blue with the badge?"
11626	why would not the voice be quiet?
11626	would they let him alone after that?
11626	you recognized his habit then?
30427	And the... the crew?
30427	Do you think M''Clare was going to risk one of us on that job? 30427 How about weapons?"
30427	Now you see the switch under the pointer? 30427 Oh,"says Cray,"did you really think so?"
30427	Tell me this, please: Do you regard this idea as practicable?
30427	What do you mean by that?
30427	What on earth is the use of an extra set of faked documents and oddments--He seems to wake up suddenly and says:"What are you doing here, Lizzie?"
30427	What''s that, Lizzie girl? 30427 Where was she found?"
30427	Yeah,says Dillie"that sounds fine, but what sort of place is that?"
30427	You think J. X. Lee would want any daughter of his backing out on a job so as to hold his hand? 30427 _ Who_ did?"
30427	A fish- boat?
30427	A voice says distantly, without emphasis,"M''Clare?
30427	After breakfast next morning I run into Cray who says, Before I continue about what is evidently pressing business would I care to kick him, hard?
30427	Am I expected to swallow this?"
30427	And wo n''t the fear of this make the other hemisphere even more likely to try and get in first before the new weapons are complete?
30427	And wo n''t this make it_ more_ likely that they will start aggression?
30427	Are you hurt?
30427	Awake at last?"
30427	B says Why do I not stop talking and come up and see for myself?
30427	B says it is well known Lennie is mad about the Space Force and why not?
30427	B says,"Lizzie, who was it?
30427	B says,"When was she found again?"
30427	Brother some speech, I wonder what got into me?
30427	But how do the people of Incognita come to know that they exist?"
30427	Crawling through the black tunnel of a broken ship?
30427	Did n''t they, Liz?"
30427	Dilly:"Say, Mr. Chairman, is there any of this idea left at all?
30427	Do n''t you remember?
30427	Do you know?"
30427	Eru rests his hands on the table and says we had better start; will somebody kindly outline an idea for making the Incognitans"gang up"?
30427	Firstly, can anyone suggest a better course of action?
30427	Going down in the heli?
30427	Have I?
30427	Holy horrors what''s happened?
30427	How about an interim summary?"
30427	How did I get into a hospital?
30427	How do they address the letter?"
30427	How else would you set about it anyway?"
30427	How in Space did we ever have cheek enough for this?
30427	How many of my classmates are on this ship?
30427	How''s M''Clare?"
30427	How_ did_ you get me out of that ship?"
30427	Huh?
30427	I am standing up to reach for it when M''Clare says,"What are you doing?
30427	I ask him what kind of a melodramatic shenanigan is this?
30427	I do n''t deny they''ve been very efficient, but when it comes to--"Over a_ week_?
30427	I hear my own voice repeating,"M''Clare?
30427	I said How''s M''Clare?
30427	I say,"Shall I tell you something?"
30427	I say:"So you were n''t picked for pilot?
30427	I shall have to use antigrav to get down... why did n''t I just turn it on and jump?
30427	I sit back and by transition of ideas start to wonder where this ship is heading?
30427	I suppose we had to go through our paces for the colonel''s benefit-- and Mr. Yardo''s of course-- but ca n''t we be briefed properly now?"
30427	Is that done?
30427	Is your boat ready?
30427	Keep that light off me, will you?
30427	Lennie is much upset for some reason; Delano- Smith gives him a peculiar look and says what does he know about it?
30427	M''Clare climbs out of the suit, leaving it standing, and says,"Help me count these, will you?"
30427	M''Clare leans back and closes his eyes and inquires whether I am one of the Morse enthusiasts?
30427	Maybe the whole thing was a dream-- but if so how far does it go?
30427	Mr. Yardo suddenly chips in,"About that other point, girlie, surely there must be some neutral ground left on a half- occupied planet like that?"
30427	Nick:"How are they supposed to know that Incognita is inhabited?
30427	Not right now I reply, what for anyway?
30427	Not that I know of, but--"Do you know, five minutes later there were at least twenty men in that bay, most of them scientists?
30427	Oh, Space and Time did one of those unimitigated so- and- sos, my dear classmates, leave M''Clare''s communicator on?
30427	Or even killed?
30427	Pavel:"How would BEMs learn to write?"
30427	Ram asks what is that tapping?
30427	Silence, then he says wearily,"I talked nonsense, did I?"
30427	Suppose a panic starts?"
30427	Suppose it is real, after all?
30427	Suppose they turn over to preparations for repelling the invaders, to an extent that cripples their economy?
30427	Surely she is leaning far enough out by now?
30427	The boat?
30427	The missile?
30427	The reefs by moonlight are everything they are supposed to be, why did I not do this often when I had the chance?
30427	Then he says,"So except for this one man who saw you, you left no traces at all?"
30427	There are only about ten million of them and surely to goodness a whole planet gives room enough to keep out of each other''s hair?
30427	This does not make sense; you can not just arrive on a ship twenty- four hours after it goes on Mass- Time; or can you?
30427	This figment of my imagination says politely,"Do you mind if I sit down?"
30427	Up; level it; now where to?
30427	Visibility was bad, of course, and you ca n''t leave foot- prints in shingle--"Hold on, what_ is_ all this?
30427	What difference does that make?"
30427	What happens if you are in water when Andite blows half a mile away?
30427	What happens when the hopper comes?
30427	What letter?
30427	Where the devil have they all got to?
30427	Who is going to apply this solution?
30427	Who speaks of their world by name, except to strangers?
30427	Why write letters?
30427	You remember that area is geophysically interesting?
30427	You think this leads to Co- operation Friendship and ultimate Federation?
30427	_ Now_ what is he talking about?
30427	or does anyone object to this one?"
30427	says B suddenly,"What did you do to stop the Hotel scope registering the little ship you picked up me and Lizzie in?"
27730	A revolution, then?
27730	And bread and meat mean life, do n''t they? 27730 And our master-- he carried out his purpose?"
27730	And thereafter?
27730	And this-- this is also true?
27730	And what does Quinton Edge desire of you?
27730	And what does your god demand that his anger may be turned away?
27730	And what will you do when you get to Croye?
27730	And who shall tell us whether he be a god or no?
27730	And you have been in Doom-- in the city itself?
27730	And you will not forget my message?
27730	And, if you please, where is the fellow? 27730 Are you coming to bed?"
27730	Are you ready to make choice, to- night, between young Ulick and his oafish cousin Boris? 27730 Boris or Ulick?
27730	But are you quite sure that I am valued at so high a figure? 27730 But for what purpose?"
27730	But he still stands between us?
27730	But what can we do?
27730	But where are we to find him?
27730	But where to find a boat?
27730	But who is the Shining One?
27730	But you wo n''t mind, dear?
27730	Can you not leave her to me for just this little while longer?
27730	Did you think I was afraid for myself?
27730	Do n''t you see? 27730 Do you not understand?
27730	Do you suppose that our master is going out to pick flowers? 27730 Do you think that the mere possession of the wolf- skin is the object of the hunt?
27730	Do you want me to put myself within reach of the Gray Wolf''s paws?
27730	Esmay, did you say?
27730	Fangs and Blazer?
27730	Have you ever killed a man?
27730	He is dead?
27730	How could it be otherwise, since I love her?
27730	How long has all this been going on?
27730	How long is it since the woman has understood?
27730	I am to be informed of my purchaser''s name-- after the bargaining is over? 27730 Is it not wide enough for us both?"
27730	Is it really true that there is no food in the house?
27730	Is it that a slave must be a slave-- always?
27730	Is it that you seek a deliverer and find none? 27730 Is it the plague?"
27730	Is the night never to be gone? 27730 It is your idea that I should go with the flanking- party?"
27730	Must I make you understand? 27730 Must you hear the whole truth about your uncle, Messer Hugolin?
27730	My sister goes with me?
27730	Nanna but just now told me-- a prisoner-- Arcadia House-- you will go to her?
27730	Perhaps another bracelet of carbuncles?
27730	Shall I read it aloud?
27730	Six- score, and how many have returned?
27730	So you feared that it might have been my spirit that came to fetch you?
27730	Speak out, ca n''t you? 27730 Suppose that I refuse?"
27730	The attack?
27730	The boat will carry only two-- is that it?
27730	The third time?
27730	Then it is hopeless to expect a decision from you?
27730	Then it was received-- the message----?
27730	Then you do not even plead a first offence?
27730	Then you do remember? 27730 Then you have seen Ulick?"
27730	There is nothing-- no way in which I can serve you?
27730	They have come-- the Doomsmen?
27730	Think you that a man could endure to have this lump of lead drilled through heart or brain? 27730 To speak plainly?"
27730	Well, and if I do?
27730	Well, and then?
27730	Well, that was fair enough, to make up for-- for the other thing?
27730	Well?
27730	Well?
27730	What are you doing here?
27730	What can they be thinking of-- wasting time in that hopeless tinkering? 27730 What can you do against Quinton Edge?
27730	What could Prosper hope to catch in such a snare-- for whom could he have set it?
27730	What does it mean?
27730	What gentleman could refuse to redeem so dear a pledge? 27730 What is it?"
27730	What is it?
27730	What is your name?
27730	What manner of divinity can he be who allows these feeble hands to call him into existence and again to reduce him to nothingness? 27730 What matter?"
27730	What think you?
27730	When did the_ Black Swan_ sail away?
27730	When do you want to go-- to- night?
27730	When is he coming back?
27730	Where is your sister?
27730	Which shall it be, a swig from my black- jack or a full toss of the horn? 27730 Who can abide the displeasure of the Shining One?
27730	Who would dare hint at work to those fingers so slimly white? 27730 Who would know of it here in Doom?
27730	Why have you come to Arcadia House?
27730	Why not a dozen of them? 27730 Why should I tell you of these things, and then again why not?
27730	Why?
27730	Will he not bring to naught these foolish contemners of his majesty? 27730 Will you leave this with me?"
27730	Will you show it to me?
27730	Will you tell me where and how I can see him? 27730 Would the fire descend wherever the wire led?"
27730	Yet may not our enemies provide themselves with the same means of offence?
27730	Yet never a word to me or to your mother?
27730	Yet you are a prisoner?
27730	You are a Stockader, and there is a young man with you, fair- haired and with dark eyes-- Constans by name? 27730 You are still the heir?"
27730	You do not even know-- in Quinton Edge''s house, you say? 27730 You have a ladder?
27730	You have searched the enclosure?
27730	You have seen all these things?
27730	You loved him?
27730	You mean that you are not afraid?
27730	You remember what we saw at the House of Power?
27730	You will play the game with me?
27730	Your private token, young sir?
27730	A fix, is n''t it?"
27730	A god forsaken by his people, a neglected shrine, a worn- out creed-- why, indeed, should any one do reverence to such things as these?
27730	A message, an agreement, an appointment?
27730	A mist rose before Constans''s eyes; what did it mean?
27730	An infinity of little sips or one deep draught, what does it matter?
27730	An oversight, then?
27730	And now that ye call in turn, shall he indeed hear?
27730	And now what am I to do with you?"
27730	And only then?"
27730	And so we ran away trembling, and I brought you to the vault underneath the sidewalk-- do you remember?"
27730	And tell me, have I ever been over- tender with you on that account?
27730	And the evil that men do, doth it not live after them?
27730	And where is my father?"
27730	And you were not afraid?
27730	Arcadia House, and why?
27730	But Guyder Touchett, ruddy, full- bodied, and loving his life as well as any man, only girded at him, saying:"Is there, then, a deeper hell than this?
27730	But how shall the Shining One keep faith with you who turn your feet away from his sanctuary and bring no victims to his altars?
27730	But how to account for the chance that had preserved this mightiest of the Old- World forces?
27730	But where is my child?
27730	But where was one to look first in this wilderness of stone?
27730	But where was the child?
27730	But why should I spend my good, red gold to make a beggar''s holiday?"
27730	But why should she not be reasonable?
27730	By whose hand had these words been written?
27730	Can you call to mind when and where I have spared you because you were of my kin?
27730	Constans broke it abruptly:"And your grandsire, is he still living?
27730	Could Alexander or CÃ ¦ sar do more?"
27730	Could he do so, no matter what claim might be urged against his right?
27730	Could he have deceived himself in thinking that he had mastered this secret of the ancients?
27730	Could it be that his eyesight had failed save for the mere distinction between light and darkness?
27730	Could it be that so great a god as the Shining One could dwell here?
27730	Could she possibly have discovered his secret?
27730	Could there be other than the one answer?
27730	Could they ever hope to reach the river?
27730	Could you not see it-- that note in her voice as of one who wakes from a long sleep?
27730	Did the time seem over- long, the way unendurably lonely and toilsome?
27730	Do n''t you remember her eyes, brown and with a flame in them like to the carbuncles in the bracelet that I gave her?
27730	Do n''t you see yourself how ridiculous that would be?"
27730	Do you know him?"
27730	Do you not remember Ulick?"
27730	Do you understand now?
27730	Eh, Ulick?"
27730	Even the bracelet with the carbuncles, and how you would not make up because I was a girl and knew no better?"
27730	For whose eye had they been intended?
27730	Had he not already drawn hostile blood-- the first?
27730	Had he really promised the girl that he would tell Ulick nothing?
27730	Had she really misunderstood him?
27730	Had she yielded to a will stronger than her own?
27730	Has he not called to you daily, and have you not stopped your ears?
27730	Have you forgotten, then, that the body may be in health and yet the soul be darkened?
27730	His mind would not work easily; he found himself dwelling upon inconsequential trifles-- what had become of his cap?
27730	How about a quarter of hung venison, my lord, and a gallon or so of the best apple- wine-- just by way of a peace- offering?"
27730	How about them?
27730	How could he hope to make way alone against a host?
27730	How could he think to reach an enemy protected by these impregnable walls?
27730	How could it be?"
27730	How could living men and women have endured the appalling uniformity of this human beehive?
27730	How interpret a precipitancy so foreign to the cool assurance of her bearing in the garden?
27730	How long were his hands to be tied?
27730	How should he tell her the truth about the other?
27730	How to account for it, what theory could be invented to reconcile facts so discordant?
27730	How was he to grapple with it?
27730	How was the work to get done if everybody shirked their part of the common task?
27730	I, his high- priest, may eat no common food, but how should the lord of heaven and earth keep such trivial circumstances in mind?
27730	If a hundred feet, why not half a mile?"
27730	Is he a god to be propitiated by sacrifice and offering, to be worshipped and adored-- supreme, almighty, everlasting?
27730	Is it not so, sweetheart?"
27730	Is it such a contemptible thing to rule a small world, if, indeed, it be the world?
27730	Is the Shining One at once so great and so small that we can be both his servants and his lords?"
27730	Is your viewless, formless electricity anything more or anything less than my god?
27730	It is a good, stout dugout, and, oh----""Well?"
27730	It was Quinton Edge''s face, indisputably; but could she ever have imagined that such capacity of pain lay behind the mask she knew so well?
27730	Let me see; it is nearly three months since you came to Arcadia House?"
27730	Lucky, is n''t it, that I woke up desperately hungry?
27730	May I speak, my father?"
27730	Might I be so bold to ask the loan of your arm so far as the fortress?
27730	No answer again?
27730	Or could n''t you take me with you?"
27730	Or even granting that love lay behind, was not all of life before him?
27730	Or was it still more infinitely complicated?
27730	Put them in the hands of brave men, and would not the odds be in our favor, even if the Doomsmen out- numbered us?"
27730	She glanced suspiciously at the cheese, despairingly at the knuckle- bone, and then said, solemnly:"Tell me, Esmay, what does it mean?
27730	Surely he will do so-- tell me?"
27730	The boy considered, then answered, honestly:"It was n''t, then, but what are we going to do about it?
27730	The first is love, and she who stands there is fair, else why do I find you in my garden?
27730	The north gate was open, and what should prevent his walking straight up to the White Tower and sticking his boar- spear into the gray wolf''s hide?
27730	Then she answered, carelessly,"Does he ever fail in that?"
27730	Then you will come?"
27730	Then, with a suddenly conceived appeal to the man himself:"But why a bargain at all?
27730	Then, with smooth irony:"An honor, indeed, to entertain so unexpected a guest at Arcadia House; to what happy chance am I indebted?"
27730	There was that other work in the world to- day, and who was to take it up if he drew back?
27730	Think you that you can drop that fellow where he stands?"
27730	Ulick?
27730	Was he never to stand before him as man to man?
27730	Was he really the charlatan, the trickster that he seemed?
27730	Was he, then, prepared to make himself responsible for this young creature''s future?
27730	Was it not equally simple to regard him as the self- deluded votary?
27730	Was it not inevitable that one or the other of them should be moved to take it up?
27730	Was it to fail him now, when all depended upon success?
27730	Was she going to laugh at him?
27730	Well, and suppose one does n''t happen to possess a long purse- string laden with these wonderful, miracle- working bits of token- money, what then?
27730	Well, and what then?"
27730	What am I to believe?
27730	What can we do so that Dom Gillian hangs from his own door- post before a second rising of the sun?"
27730	What could be the weak point in the defence?
27730	What could he or any other one man do?
27730	What foolery was this?
27730	What had happened?
27730	What is it that he would care to know?"
27730	What is it that you wish me to do?"
27730	What miracle had been wrought to keep this soulless giant in life through so many years of darkness and of silence?
27730	What more natural than that a man should seek his own home at such a time?
27730	What possible use could these ugly, crooked characters ever be to him?
27730	What say you?"
27730	What say you?"
27730	What say you?"
27730	What sufficient explanation could there be for this amazing fact?
27730	What think ye, in all honesty, of the Shining One?
27730	What was it?
27730	What was this devil''s work?
27730	What was this question that he was about to ask of his daughter?
27730	What would he think of her?
27730	Where had Sir Gavan gone?
27730	Where is Ugo?"
27730	Where was it?
27730	Where, then, led the path to safety?
27730	Who can stand before the flame of his wrath?
27730	Who could it be?
27730	Who ever heard of such a thing?"
27730	Who had done this thing, and why?
27730	Why do you suppose I brought you here?
27730	Why had he not told all the truth?
27730	Why had no lookout been stationed here?
27730	Why should I spend myself for naught?"
27730	Why should I want you to see the house?
27730	Why were you following me?"
27730	Will you allow me, then?"
27730	Would the farce never come to an end?
27730	You did not know that?"
27730	You have the strength, the courage, the brains-- why chaffer when you have but to strike once to win all?
27730	You will assuredly receive this letter, but with what disposition of heart?
27730	and how tall was that big fellow with the broad- axe who seemed so anxious to come to close quarters with him?
27730	had he been deceiving himself from the very beginning?
27730	is it really you?
27730	no answer?
27730	shall the Shining One suffer indignity such as this and not worthily avenge himself?"
27730	why did I build it at all?
27730	would Sir Gavan never finish his second pipe and give the signal to rise?
31956	Are you trying to kill me?
31956	But how could you afford so much space for passengers? 31956 Can I help you?"
31956	Comfortable?
31956	Could you tell me how it all happened?
31956	How did you happen to land on this planet?
31956	How many people were there in the ship, in addition to yourself?
31956	If I may ask, my Lord, how did you manage to survive when all the others died?
31956	My Lord,asked Garth,"did any survive, aside from you?"
31956	This_ is_ a spaceship, is n''t it?
31956	Well, boy?
31956	What do you plan to do, then?
31956	Why would anyone want to do that?
31956	You were always in a wheelchair, then? 31956 You were the pilot, then?
31956	***** Garth inquired very politely,"What must I do?"
31956	Do you think I want to wait for you all day?"
31956	Do your people always live this long?"
31956	Even before--""Even before I got so old?"
31956	Have you got something to ask me?"
31956	I suppose it''s some sort of three- dimensional projection of a scene back on Earth?
31956	Now have I?
31956	You landed the ship?"
31956	You''ve got some questions for me, I hope?
31174	And that is?
31174	At forty below, how could your bacteria function to rot them away?
31174	But why hide it?
31174	But_ what_ about our landing was lethal to the creatures?
31174	Do with what?
31174	Ekstrohm, Nogol, you guys okay?
31174	Ekstrohm?
31174	How can a planet with so many neighbors be so lonely?
31174	How much longer do we have to wait?
31174	Huh?
31174	Look, Ekstrohm, do you think I looked out the door and saw a lot of dead animals missing and immediately decided you did it to bedevil me? 31174 Meaning that they_ ca n''t_ die?"
31174	Now what could that be?
31174	Radiation?
31174	So what?
31174	So where does that leave us?
31174	The Service rates us as expendable, does n''t it?
31174	What are you talking about, Ryan? 31174 What could I do with your lousy dead bodies?
31174	What does that prove?
31174	What secret?
31174	What shall we do with this one? 31174 What,"Ekstrohm said with deadly patience,"what do you think I could have possibly done with your precious dead bodies?"
31174	Where do you get off, Ryan?
31174	Where would my profit be in that?
31174	Why pick me for your patsy? 31174 Why would these aliens want others to think that they were dead?"
31174	Why?
31174	Yeah? 31174 _ Gone?_"Ekstrohm shouldered his way outside and scanned the veldt.
31174	*****"What will we need outside, Ryan?"
31174	And how fair?
31174	But had n''t his subsequent behavior given weight to Ryan''s unfounded accusations of irrational sabotage?
31174	But how could he know that it was true?
31174	But what was there to do?
31174	Could he remember every step he had taken the night before?
31174	Could it be the whales were intelligent alien masters of these herds of pigs?
31174	Dissect it?"
31174	Fought?
31174	How could he be sure that he had n''t stolen and hid the bodies for some murky reason of his own?
31174	How could he ever_ prove_ that it was more?
31174	How could there be any deep secret to the pseudo- death on this world?
31174	How did he know he was sane?
31174	How the devil could I dig holes in this ground to bury anything?"
31174	It may even be the correct one, but where''s your_ proof_?"
31174	Look for them, will you?
31174	Or even exactly that?
31174	Scavengers?
31174	Take my word, ca n''t you?"
31174	The question was: How did he know he was sane?
31174	Then what, if anything, did this flying alien behemoth have to do with the pseudo- death of the local pig creatures?
31174	Think they''re intelligent, maybe hostile?"
31174	What could it be?
31174	What did you do with them?"
31174	What do you think I did with them?"
31174	What do you think it is, Stormy?"
31174	What had changed for him?
31174	What killed them?"
31174	What kind of a test would it be?
31174	What more in the way of behavior could he really hope to establish?
31174	What other reason could you have for prowling around out here at night?"
31174	What would I want with them?"
31174	Where the hell did he get off threatening to report any laxness on their part to the captain?
31174	Who would n''t want to come here?"
31174	Why accuse a shipmate of being behind this?"
31174	Why did animals fight?
31174	Why did he stubbornly, stupidly insist there was more to it?
31174	Why do you have to jump me the first time something goes wrong?
31174	Why do you suppose these alien creatures fake death?"
31174	Would n''t it seem that he was actually_ daring_ the others to prove his guilt?
31174	_ Fought?_ Here was something, Ekstrohm realized.
31174	_ Or did it?_ He faced up to the question.
31174	_ Or either of you could have done the same thing._""Me?"
30679	A confession of ignorance, eh? 30679 All worked out, eh?"
30679	And how can we? 30679 And other data you might want?"
30679	And put an end to this mission?
30679	And what do you want, Mike?
30679	Are we ready to move?
30679	Are you all right?
30679	Are you nuts?
30679	Are you scared?
30679	At absolute zero?
30679	Ca n''t you get it off?
30679	Can I count on you to give me a good recommendation for my next employer?
30679	Dinner tonight?
30679	Does this kind of fame show up in the paycheck?
30679	Have you gotten to that solenoid yet?
30679	Honest result?
30679	How about the phone number of the brunette out there?
30679	How are you going to move?
30679	How did you manage this?
30679	How do you know?
30679	How have you made out in your centrifuge tests?
30679	How much fuel do you read in my steering jets?
30679	How much?
30679	How you like them apples?
30679	I wonder if there is such a thing?
30679	I''m running Fred Stone''s errands, is n''t that what you really think, Sylvia?
30679	In front of her? 30679 Is it tomorrow?"
30679	No other formal activity?
30679	Of being out in space-- just floating around?
30679	Of what?
30679	So you''ve been thinking?
30679	Sylvia? 30679 Sylvia?
30679	That''s how you interpret this affair, then?
30679	The problem resolves into: Who do we send? 30679 The solenoid again, Doc?"
30679	Then what the hell are you good for?
30679	Well, how many gees can you pull?
30679	Well, what did you come up with? 30679 What can you tell me?"
30679	What did we expect?
30679	What did you learn?
30679	What do you mean, Mike?
30679	What else, Mike?
30679	What for?
30679	What if you drift away and ca n''t get back?
30679	What is it Mike?
30679	What kind of failures did you get?
30679	What kind of loads?
30679	What''s the matter with it? 30679 When do I see him?"
30679	When do we go?
30679	When would he like to see Mike Seaman?
30679	Where?
30679	Who wants it?
30679	Without duplicating the conditions?
30679	Yes?
30679	You do n''t know? 30679 You had to apply the vibration throughout the whole test period to get these failures?"
30679	You mean the tests I ran on the switching gate?
30679	You mean, go out there and look at the satellite, in space?
30679	_ Was_ your test honest? 30679 And what if it_ is n''t_ Fred? 30679 Are you a wise enough head at your years to pick a winner in this scrap? 30679 Are you making it?
30679	But do you know how much it costs to send a manned satellite aloft?"
30679	Do we slow down yet?"
30679	Do you read me, Mike?"
30679	Do you understand that?
30679	Have Fred Stone come up, and you come in with him, eh?
30679	Have you ever met?"
30679	He told me:"Do you think any of these men would admit they are not up to a mission a mere technician is ready to try?
30679	How about the spacesuit part?"
30679	How close are we supposed to be?"
30679	How could I get to see any girls down here?
30679	How do I get to her?
30679	How many is that?"
30679	Is n''t Fred Stone going to run your errand for you?"
30679	Is that all COMCORP got for three days''pay?"
30679	Is that what you had in mind?"
30679	Is that what you want?"
30679	Seaman, do you know where to find out?"
30679	Seaman?"
30679	See any blip?"
30679	Try to get out of taking sides, would I?
30679	What are you going to do about it?"
30679	What has that got to do with me?"
30679	What have you found, boy?"
30679	What if I have a queasy stomach?
30679	What if they go to all this trouble and I get spacesick?"
30679	What is it?"
30679	What was the trouble up there?"
30679	What''s it going to be?
30679	What''s wrong?"
30679	What_ really_ happened out there in space?"
30679	Who do we send?"
30679	Why did that switching operation fail?"
30679	Why do n''t_ you_ try it?"
31703	All right?
31703	And Dickie?
31703	Are you ready?
31703	Dickie?
31703	Did you crash, Harry?
31703	Did you crash, Harry?
31703	Does she still braid her hair?
31703	Eddie?
31703	Eddie?
31703	Harry Loren, do n''t you know?
31703	Harry?
31703	Hello?
31703	Home?
31703	How long have you been here, Harry?
31703	How would I know?
31703	Is Annette waiting?
31703	Little Dickie?
31703	Oh, yes?
31703	Oh?
31703	Shall we go, Harry?
31703	Shall we go?
31703	Started?
31703	Was there anyone else?
31703	Was there, Harry?
31703	What year did you crash?
31703	What?
31703	Where have I been?
31703	Where have you been?
31703	Where have you been?
31703	Who are you?
31703	Who are you?
31703	Why did n''t you come before?
31703	Why would n''t she, Harry?
31703	Why?
31703	Why?
31703	Why?
31703	Yes?
31703	You did?
31703	You go up first, will you, Leo?
31703	Are you ready?"
31703	Are you ready?"
31703	Do you suppose that was all right?
31703	Does she still braid her hair?"
31703	How are you, William?"
31703	It was n''t easy to find you, do n''t you see?"
31703	What year was it, Harry?"
31703	Would you like to see their graves?
31962	Did we fill the ship?
31962	Did you notice how thin he''s become? 31962 How many?"
31962	Must you use that word''slaves,''Lan? 31962 Oh?
31962	On our own time?
31962	Put us on an extra job after working us hard twelve hours a day?
31962	Want to know something, Jarth?
31962	What? 31962 Will they multiply fast,"asked Shalla,"so there will be enough for all?"
31962	Wo n''t it be dangerous? 31962 You believe everything they tell you, hah?
31962	You mean we gettin''that old? 31962 And how about them-- will any of them live? 31962 But certain advocates of government control insisted on public ownership of the food farms--"What do you mean, certain advocates? 31962 But we wo n''t be using them much longer, will we?
31962	Ca n''t you skip these last few?"
31962	Can we take it away from them?"
31962	I thought maybe in your spare time--""You want to kill us?"
31962	Just from those small tips?"
31962	Or a_ dopolin_ or two when they have a baby or a wedding?"
31962	Suppose we wait too long?"
31962	What''s wrong with giving them a few_ polins_ now and then?
31962	When you havin''that revolution?"
31962	Which one this?"
31962	Why did you people spend half your time shooting each other, Dad?"
18602	A little intellectual monster out of her?
18602	A young genius, Miss Tilden?
18602	Again? 18602 Ah, Jimmy,"said Paul in a soothing voice,"why did you run off?
18602	All of it?
18602	And I am a ruthless man with political ambition?
18602	And anything he said before does n''t count any more?
18602	And has it?
18602	And he has not made it since, to the best of your knowledge?
18602	And how do we use it?
18602	And how do you intend to make that come to pass?
18602	And how do you propose to prevent this war?
18602	And if I point out that any such process is of extreme interest to the State and to the Union itself, and as such must be disclosed?
18602	And if I say No?
18602	And if he ai n''t?
18602	And just why may I not?
18602	And now?
18602	And subsequently you replaced them with stuff you believed more suitable for a child of five, is that it?
18602	And the nature of his toys and furnishings?
18602	And then I''ll know it cold?
18602	And then we''ll pretend to send you and Martha to boarding school?
18602	And then, again?
18602	And then?
18602	And what good will that do?
18602	And what should I have done?
18602	And what was your response to his objection?
18602	And why not?
18602	And you are paying a rental on certain rooms of this house?
18602	And you hope to make Martha another misfit?
18602	And you wrote a short story that sold to_ Boy''s Magazine_?
18602	And you''ve testified that when you moved into the Holden home, you found things as the Holdens had provided them for their child?
18602	And your purpose in opening this hearing was to convince this Court that James Holden should be returned by legal procedure to such surroundings?
18602	And--?
18602	And--?
18602	Any identification?
18602	Any objection?
18602	Anybody care to hazard some loose change on my ability?
18602	Anyone-- I mean how many--?
18602	Are we going to sit here all night?
18602	Are we such a bunch of clowns?
18602	Are you sure?
18602	Because my husband has been gone for five years?
18602	Bindlestiff, huh?
18602	Blindness?
18602	Bridge,he said thoughtfully,"consists of creating a logical process of play out of a random distribution of values, does n''t it?"
18602	But can you afford it?
18602	But could n''t you convince them--?
18602	But have you ever attended school?
18602	But how?
18602	But suppose someone asks Martha about the Hermit of Martin''s Hill?
18602	But this station- master business--?
18602	But until then--?
18602	But were they suitable for James Holden?
18602	But what shall I do?
18602	But what''s missing?
18602	But where are your parents? 18602 But why should anybody ask such personal questions?"
18602	But why?
18602	But why?
18602	But wo n''t it make--?
18602	But, well-- what I mean, is-- Just who is Mr. Maxwell? 18602 But--""Did n''t you like it?"
18602	But--"Got an hour?
18602	Can I come back tomorrow night?
18602	Can this be done?
18602	Can we help?
18602	Can you cash this, please?
18602	Can you protect yourself?
18602	Can you stand the pressure of a whole world angered because you''ve denied them their right to an education?
18602	Cautious?
18602	Cigarette?
18602	Could be, but what has all this to do with me? 18602 Counsel, are you finished?"
18602	Did n''t you like it?
18602	Did you intend to keep it for yourself?
18602	Did you?
18602	Do n''t you like lawyers, honey?
18602	Do you have to--came out as"Does you has to--?"
18602	Do you tell that to all the girls?
18602	During those years, Mrs. Fisher, did James Holden at any time conduct himself in any other manner but the actions of an honest citizen? 18602 English?"
18602	Er-- how old are you?
18602	First,said Manison, his pencil poised over a notebook,"Who lives here in permanent residence, and for how long?"
18602	Flop?
18602	Friday?
18602	Got a flop?
18602	Has he made that statement recently?
18602	Have you an account here?
18602	He taking over?
18602	He wo n''t be gone long, will he?
18602	Hey, will this contraption of yours teach me how to adjust a set of tappets?
18602	Hiding?
18602	History?
18602	How can that be?
18602	How come with your education you do n''t know how to type?
18602	How could he, young man?
18602	How do we memorize anything?
18602	How do you want it?
18602	How does it work?
18602	How is Maggie?
18602	How much have you heard?
18602	How old are you, young fellow?
18602	How old are you, young man?
18602	How old are you?
18602	How so?
18602	How would you like to collect twenty- five hundred dollars?
18602	How''s he doing?
18602	How,he asked slowly,"can a risk be calculated?"
18602	Hum,he said,"that''s the Herm-- er, d''you know him?"
18602	Hungry?
18602	I do n''t see--?
18602	I may not?
18602	I''ll teach you, you little--"Pedagogue?
18602	I''m supposed to take a cab--"I''m going your way, why not ride along with me?
18602	In there?
18602	In what way?
18602	In your opinion, were these surroundings suitable for James Holden?
18602	Incredible? 18602 Indeed?
18602	Is it going to cost much?
18602	Is n''t here?
18602	Is n''t it right? 18602 Is n''t it?"
18602	Is n''t that a bit young to be writing stories?
18602	It does n''t make sense, does it?
18602	It is bad to elevate the mind of the average ward- heeler? 18602 It-- could teach me?"
18602	James, would you say that your method of educating yourself is completely perfected?
18602	James,he said in a quieter voice,"Can you repair the damage quickly?"
18602	James,said Martha brightly,"we should be somewhat better than a pair of kids who do n''t know what it''s all about, should n''t we?"
18602	James,said Paul Brennan quietly,"do you see you''re making trouble for your grandparents?
18602	James,she said softly,"do you know the rest of your numbers?"
18602	Janet, what''s with you, anyway?
18602	Janet, what_ is_ with you?
18602	Jimmy James, who taught you about leverage?
18602	Jimmy who?
18602	Jimmy,pleaded his grandmother,"ca n''t you see?
18602	Just who is this Charles Maxwell character, anyway?
18602	Kid, do you want a flop for the night?
18602	Late? 18602 Let''s get this straight,"he said,"now that we''re on the subject, what about Mr. Charles Maxwell?"
18602	Letter?
18602	Like what?
18602	Martha?
18602	May I get you some coffee or a highball?
18602	Meaning what?
18602	Moe, what did this kid sell you?
18602	My goodness, what''s the matter with him?
18602	Need anything, ma''am?
18602	No luck, kid?
18602	No, but--"And when did you intend to release it?
18602	No? 18602 Nobody?"
18602	Not perfected?
18602	Now, James,went on Waterman,"have you ever entertained the idea of not releasing the details of your method?"
18602	Now, Jimmy, how does your father drive? 18602 Now, will you go?"
18602	Now,asked James,"what''s going on here?"
18602	Now,he asked,"will you repair your machine?"
18602	Oh, now Janet--"That''s what you meant, is n''t it?
18602	Oh? 18602 Oh?"
18602	Okay, but how are we going to work it? 18602 Or did n''t they provide you with this tidbit of vital statistic?"
18602	Or,added Manison,"was it so that he would know how close to the limit he could go without stepping over the line?"
18602	Perturbed? 18602 Precedent?"
18602	Pregnant?
18602	Prepared for what?
18602	Risky?
18602	Round- trip or one- way?
18602	Roundtree? 18602 Sissy?"
18602	So if this is true, James, just who owns that fabulous machine of yours?
18602	So what are you doing now?
18602	So what can we do?
18602	So, James, shall we go quietly or shall we have a scene?
18602	So?
18602	Suppose she were working in the A.E.C.-College?
18602	Sure it''s all right?
18602	Suspicion of what?
18602	Talking about me?
18602	That all?
18602	The house is your property?
18602	The little genius, huh?
18602	Then let''s try it just once, please?
18602	Then listen--At the end of James Holden''s long explanation, Tim Fisher said,"Me--?
18602	Then why are n''t you going?
18602	Then why do you bother asking?
18602	Then why does n''t he make use of it?
18602	Then will you explain why you have kept this a secret?
18602	Then you agree with our interest?
18602	Then you tell me who is responsible for the person of James Holden?
18602	Think not? 18602 Think you know everything you need to know to enter this adult world?"
18602	To read and write, of course?
18602	To which he objected?
18602	Tom, what do you make of this?
18602	Upon what grounds?
18602	Upon what grounds?
18602	Was n''t very well, was it?
18602	Well, I suppose it had to do with judgment?
18602	Well, suppose you could do what you wish this year? 18602 Well, that-- er--""Would be different?"
18602	Well, why are n''t you in school?
18602	Well, young man, where to? 18602 Well,"said Martha,"are n''t we?"
18602	Well?
18602	What are you hiding?
18602	What book?
18602	What did you do to Brennan, here?
18602	What did you do?
18602	What do you fear?
18602	What do you intend to do about it?
18602	What do you mean, what''s with her?
18602	What do you mean,''what''s with me?''
18602	What do you mean?
18602	What do you think now about those days?
18602	What else did they teach you, James?
18602	What goes on here?
18602	What happened?
18602	What happened?
18602	What is his point of view?
18602	What is your definition of''furtive''?
18602	What took you so long?
18602	What was-- that?
18602	What were you doing at six years old, Brennan? 18602 What''cha do, kid?"
18602	What''s going on?
18602	What''s so darned funny?
18602	What''s so darned funny?
18602	What''s so funny?
18602	What''s that for?
18602	What''s the gimmick, James?
18602	What''s up?
18602	What''s wrong with higher education?
18602	What''s your name?
18602	What''s your name?
18602	What''s your name?
18602	What?
18602	What?
18602	What?
18602	Whatcha know about it?
18602	When did Columbus discover America?
18602	When last did you hear him say words to that effect?
18602	When?
18602	When?
18602	Where are you going, young man? 18602 Where did you attend school?"
18602	Where did you get this check, young fellow?
18602	Where did you get your education?
18602	Where''d you sleep last night?
18602	Where''s Judge Carter?
18602	Where?
18602	Who do you want killed?
18602	Who is this Jimmy James?
18602	Who would n''t?
18602	Who you staying with?
18602	Who''re you?
18602	Who''re your parents, kid?
18602	Who''s responsible for you?
18602	Who''s writing you?
18602	Why did they wait so long if they both want it?
18602	Why did you run away? 18602 Why have you told me all this?"
18602	Why not?
18602	Why not?
18602	Why not?
18602	Why not?
18602	Why should he be stewing?
18602	Why?
18602	Why?
18602	Why?
18602	Wise, huh?
18602	Would you expect to know all of her business if she were your wife?
18602	Yes, I did, and--"Was that good judgment, James Holden?
18602	Yes, but--?
18602	Yes?
18602	Yet you claim to have the education of a high- school graduate?
18602	You afraid of that Moe punk, Jimmy?
18602	You are-- I what?
18602	You assume that I''ll stay, then?
18602	You do n''t doubt that I can, do you?
18602	You do n''t think I''m including her out, do you?
18602	You do, James? 18602 You escaped from an orphan asylum?"
18602	You know the machine wo n''t hurt, do n''t you?
18602	You mean that test- trio?
18602	You still want revenge? 18602 You understand that under the state laws that provide for the education of minor children, the curriculum must be approved by the state?"
18602	You want to be smart, like James, do n''t you?
18602	You want your competence affirmed legally? 18602 You will?"
18602	You wrote-- but why?
18602	You''ll keep an ear out for Martha?
18602	You''re James Holden?
18602	You''re Jimmy James?
18602	You''re not concerned about losing the rubber, are you?
18602	You''re not concerned over Maxwell, are you?
18602	You''re satisfied, then?
18602	You''re saying that this Holden kid is smarter than I am?
18602	Your Honor,asked Waterman,"ca n''t we have your indulgence?"
18602	Abruptly his teacher snapped,"James Holden, how much is seven times nine?"
18602	After all, what was wrong with the girl''s learning proper speech?
18602	Agree, James?"
18602	Alone in the kitchen, James asked Martha,"What''s with your mother?"
18602	Am I not correct?"
18602	Am I right?"
18602	And the children?"
18602	And then, as Brennan made no response, James Holden went on,"Or were you by chance reading the word''pedagogue''?"
18602	And where-- if he exists-- is this Charles Maxwell?"
18602	Any relation to Jesse James?"
18602	Are we friends again?"
18602	Brennan said,"You understand me, do n''t you, Jimmy?"
18602	Brightly, Jimmy asked,"Can I open an account here?"
18602	But can James Holden fly a kite or shoot a marble?
18602	But darn it, Martha, how does a guy grow up?
18602	But how about Brennan?"
18602	But how are you going to swing it, technically in ignorance of the existence of such a machine?"
18602	But is n''t crying for a lawyer an admission of some sort?"
18602	But now that we''ve covered this problem, let''s drop the subject for a while, huh?"
18602	But the law is subject to interpretation and change and argument and precedent-- Precedent?
18602	But what happens without''Maxwell''?
18602	But where can a five- year- old hide?
18602	But who would listen to any complaint about too much kindness?
18602	But why does any kid have to live for himself?"
18602	By the time an overworked nurse stopped to think and finally asked,"Kitty, are you taking care of the little boy in Bed 6 over in 219?"
18602	Ca n''t you believe that?"
18602	Ca n''t you see?"
18602	Can you do the multiplication table?"
18602	Can you understand that?"
18602	Come in?"
18602	Could our butchers operate; must our housewives live among a horde of flies?
18602	Could our policemen aim their guns at a vicious criminal if they were conditioned against killing?
18602	Could you have planned your own dinner and prepared it, or would you have dined on chocolate bars washed down with strawberry pop?
18602	Did you or did you not aid in the education of Martha Bagley, now Martha Fisher?"
18602	Do n''t you know?"
18602	Do you expect him down, or shall I go upstairs--?"
18602	Do you have to report in, punch a time clock, tuck him in-- or do you turn into a pumpkin at the stroke of twelve?"
18602	Do you know what positive identification means?"
18602	Do you like Mulligan?"
18602	Do you suppose that I could sit in a classroom among my nine- year- old contemporaries very long without being found out?"
18602	Do you understand?"
18602	Do your folks have an account here?"
18602	Does n''t that give me some rights?"
18602	Does that make sense?"
18602	Does the State study all textbooks and the manner in which each and every school presents them?
18602	Envy?
18602	Et cetera?"
18602	Fast or slow?"
18602	Finally he looked at Janet Fisher and said,"May I also presume that you would be happy to resume your association with James Holden?"
18602	Finally he moved back an inch and said,"What''s the matter?"
18602	First, James Holden was an exceptional child?"
18602	Fisher?"
18602	Five?
18602	Food was of high importance, but how could he get it without attracting attention to himself?
18602	For what?
18602	For whom?
18602	Get it?"
18602	Give up, now?"
18602	Grant it?
18602	Has he ever had the fun of sliding into third base, or whittling on a peg, or any of the other enjoyable trivia of boyhood?
18602	Hate?
18602	Have I made myself clear?"
18602	Have n''t we enough trouble as it is?
18602	Have you any idea why the framers of the Constitution of the United States placed such restrictions?"
18602	Have you no ambition?
18602	Have you no friends?
18602	He asked Jake about it:"Why did n''t you take the sea- green Ford in front of the corner store?"
18602	He bubbled and blurted,"Wha-- whu--?"
18602	He sat down and asked,"What happened, Jimmy?"
18602	He swallowed and then asked, lamely,"Why does he have to be so furtive?"
18602	He was old enough to learn-- Learn--?
18602	He went on,"You know what your father''s machine will do for you, do n''t you, Jimmy?"
18602	He''d--""He''d what?
18602	He''s covered Mason''s History of Superstition and--""Superstition?"
18602	He''s not to be interrupted, is he?
18602	His grandfather said,"Jimmy, are n''t you exaggerating?
18602	How could she make this youngster understand that eighty is not an age at which to embark upon the process of raising a five- year- old to maturity?
18602	How does a guy learn these things?"
18602	How long do you think it would have been before millions of people howled at your door?
18602	How much?"
18602	How soon, wondered Jake, might the ante be raised to two Gee?
18602	How, may I ask?"
18602	I mean, did he perform or suggest the performance of any illegal act to your knowledge?"
18602	I suppose you think that any man in this room can handle you simply because we''re all larger than you are?
18602	I''m ordered out of my room, am I?
18602	I''ve checked--""How dare you check--?"
18602	If you have nothing to hide, why are you acting as if you were sitting on the lid?"
18602	In a different tone she asked,"What did you do last year?"
18602	In other words, you hoped to make an intellectual misfit out of her, too?"
18602	In what way must the curriculum be approved?
18602	Is Mr. Fisher home?
18602	Is it a deal?"
18602	Is it wrong, when at the present time it takes a man until he is almost thirty years old before he can say that his education is complete?"
18602	Is something wrong?"
18602	Is that clear?"
18602	Is that, and everything else I''ve said in private, very clear?"
18602	Is this making a better world, or is n''t it?"
18602	James, what did I do?"
18602	Jealousy?
18602	Know what I think?
18602	Know''em?"
18602	London?
18602	Lord knows we''ve plenty of education between us, but--""James, how did we get that education?"
18602	Manison?"
18602	Martha?
18602	May he enter the polling place and cast his vote?
18602	Maybe Mars?"
18602	Maybe-- hand Tim Fisher a bit with great gesture and he would not go prying for the whole?
18602	Maybe--""Who''s he?"
18602	Mr. Fisher, where would you place me in school?"
18602	Mr. Manison was introduced around and Tim Fisher said, cautiously,"What''s the trouble here?"
18602	Mr. Mitchell was scornful: Maybe James would like to vote and smoke a pipe?
18602	Mrs. Bagley said,"In other words, the fact that he offered me a job in writing and I took it in writing--?"
18602	No legal guardian?
18602	Now tell me, were the toys, surroundings, and the home suitable for James Holden?"
18602	Now, Jimmy, where was I when you left my apartment?"
18602	Now, kid, do you know anything about spotting?"
18602	Now, tell me, Mr. Fisher, to whom shall she remain loyal?"
18602	Now, what''s going on?
18602	Now, what''s the story?"
18602	Now, young man, for the last time, will you walk or will you be carried?
18602	Okay?
18602	On the fringe of this group, an olive- skinned Brazilian co- ed asks:"Where''s Martha?"
18602	On the other hand, suppose we''treated''people to feel anguish at thoughts of murder or killing, theft, treason, and other forms of human deviltry?"
18602	Or does the State merely insist that the school child be taught certain subjects?"
18602	Paris?
18602	Perhaps civic pride?
18602	Perhaps you''ve looked up some of the''Charles Maxwell''books?
18602	Please?"
18602	Ready, Martha?"
18602	Revenge?
18602	Shall he be granted the right to enter a tavern to buy a drink?
18602	Shall he go to Harvard alone, or shall he go to coeducational California with the hope that Martha will follow him?
18602	She asked,"James, do you mind if I go out this evening?"
18602	She looks up and says,"What if he does n''t make the connection?"
18602	Some of them yelping for help and some of them bitterly objecting to tampering with the immature brain?
18602	Someone going to meet you, of course?"
18602	Still puzzled, Waterman asked,"Mrs. Fisher, who did supervise the House on Martin''s Hill?"
18602	The driver said to Moe,"Think he''s all right?"
18602	The steward placed a menu in front of him, and then asked carefully,"How much money do you want to spend, young man?"
18602	Theft?
18602	Then he said,"Dad, why did you make that sacrifice bid on the last hand?"
18602	Then who writes these stories?
18602	They do not lead the pack in an easy lope, for who holds rank when admirals meet?
18602	Throw the machine?
18602	Tim Fisher obviously desired extramarital relations with Mrs. Bagley-- or was it premarital relations?
18602	Tim?
18602	Tim?
18602	To provide the smalltime politician with a fine grasp of the National Problem and how his little local problems fit into the big picture?
18602	Treason?
18602	Understand?"
18602	Understand?"
18602	Understand?"
18602	Understand?"
18602	Was the Manhattan Project called''furtive''until Hiroshima gave the story away?"
18602	Waterman?"
18602	Well, what about that cookbook?"
18602	Well, what had Paul Brennan to gain?
18602	Were you writing boys''stories for a nationwide magazine of high circulation and accredited quality?
18602	What I mean is that no matter how we got our education, we had to learn, did n''t we?"
18602	What about the police?"
18602	What are you doing here?
18602	What are you talking about?"
18602	What did I do and how am I lying?"
18602	What did I do and how do I lie?"
18602	What do you have in mind?"
18602	What is your point?"
18602	What kind of a man is he?"
18602	What makes you think it ca n''t?"
18602	What then?"
18602	What would that be?"
18602	When is eleven- thirty late?"
18602	Where did you come by your knowledge?"
18602	Where did you learn it?"
18602	Where have you been?"
18602	Where is your daughter and where is that little boy?
18602	Who handles your business affairs?"
18602	Who knows why any man will hazard his hard- earned money on the orientation of a pair of dice?
18602	Who says,''go ahead,''if he has an attack of acute appendicitis?"
18602	Who supports you-- and this house?"
18602	Why are we sitting here fumbling?
18602	Why would he do the evil thing you say he did?"
18602	Will his request for a license to marry be honored?
18602	Will the Court honor a petition that the case be dismissed?"
18602	Will you direct him to respond to my direct question with a direct answer?"
18602	With a thoughtful expression, Judge Carter said,"James Holden, how did you acquire this magnificent education at the tender age of twelve- plus?"
18602	Wo n''t he be punished enough just hearing the word''pedagogue''?"
18602	You think I let you keep the machine just to play games?
18602	You visitin''him?"
18602	You''re not goin''to the college?"
18602	_ What was Judge Carter doing?_***** James Holden arrived to find the home of Judge Norman L. Carter an upset madhouse.
18602	and received the answer,"No, are n''t you?"
18602	installation on the other side of town?"
22767	A sacrifice?
22767	About the Gods-- what kind of punishment will they receive?
22767	Ah,Forrester said, and then:"Testing?"
22767	And Hera had to rush to get a replacement? 22767 And all the Gods have to work the machine at once?"
22767	And anyhow,the old man went on,"what''s all this got to do with progress?"
22767	And how''s the winebibber?
22767	And suppose I fail?
22767	And that''s why they had to go into hiding?
22767	And what''d the other fellow look like, eh? 22767 And you first got wind of them on Earth about three thousand years ago?"
22767	And,the priest said,"merely by the way, as it might be, without meaning harm, if you would ask a blessing for me-- Aphrodite''s blessing?
22767	And?
22767	Any other comments?
22767	As a--"How does your face feel?
22767	Back to business-- right?
22767	Business?
22767	But if he''s unconscious,Kathy put in,"why were you pointing at him?"
22767	But what I wanted to ask--"Yes?
22767	But what does all this have to do with your passing, or not passing, the course?
22767	But what kind of a God am I?
22767	But where?
22767	But?
22767	California?
22767	Call me a liar?
22767	Can everybody see each other?
22767	Clothes?
22767	Crude?
22767	Dead? 22767 Depends?"
22767	Diana,Forrester said,"what are the Gods?"
22767	Dionysus?
22767	Do you accept?
22767	Do you know who I am? 22767 Doubt?
22767	Else why would I give you audience? 22767 Exercising?"
22767	Fail?
22767	Feel better?
22767	First name?
22767	Forrester?
22767	Girl friend, wife-- or do n''t you Athenans go in for that sort of thing? 22767 Got that?"
22767	Have n''t they?
22767	He''s a good deal too noisy, though, do n''t you think?
22767	Him?
22767	How about Tenting Tonight?
22767	How about another chorus?
22767	How about television? 22767 How about the others?"
22767	How about what?
22767	How about you?
22767	How come?
22767	How could we get that far ahead of you?
22767	How did you catch her?
22767	How do you know I''m not under some sort of carefully concealed arrest? 22767 How''d you get in here, anyway?"
22767	How''s that again?
22767	How''s the Owl- boy today?
22767	How?
22767	I do n''t suppose,he said tentatively,"that you have any idea just what this-- high honor is?"
22767	I do?
22767	I mean,he continued, more quietly,"what will I do for, Your Concupiscence?"
22767	I suppose I could answer your question with another question-- why not? 22767 I''d have to-- stay away from mortals?"
22767	I''m sure you--"But what happened?
22767	I--"You spilling that stuff on me? 22767 In class, too?"
22767	Invisibility,Diana said,"or incognito?"
22767	Is he-- is he dead?
22767	Is n''t it?
22767	Is n''t this fun?
22767	Is n''t this_ exciting_?
22767	It is?
22767	Less advanced culture?
22767	Let''s listen to the rules, shall we? 22767 Like what?"
22767	Lord Dionysus,Kathy asked in that same innocent tone,"what are you pointing at out there?"
22767	May I help you?
22767	Me, too?
22767	Me? 22767 Me?"
22767	Me?
22767	Me?
22767	Mind your using his name? 22767 More?"
22767	Mr. Forrester,Maya said plaintively,"what is your first name?"
22767	Mr.--Bill-- do you think I''ll pass Introductory World History?
22767	My goodness, what would that boy be doing in California?
22767	My what?
22767	Now look here, friend--"Friend?
22767	Now what?
22767	Now, there-- what do you say to the entertainment your God provides? 22767 Now?"
22767	Oh?
22767	Orgies?
22767	Others?
22767	Pointing?
22767	Power?
22767	Progress?
22767	Ready?
22767	Really?
22767	Really?
22767	Really?
22767	See?
22767	Shall we prepare for the-- sacrifice?
22767	Sing? 22767 Singing?"
22767	So tell me-- what are we now? 22767 So there are going to be more tests?"
22767	So there you are, eh? 22767 Started?"
22767	Stuffy? 22767 The-- the Goddess?"
22767	Then the subject is closed, is n''t it?
22767	They were n''t all disguises, were they?
22767	Think so?
22767	This guy giving you trouble or something?
22767	This guy?
22767	Uh-- would you mind keeping your voices down a little?
22767	Want another, buddy?
22767	We all like games, do n''t we? 22767 Well, are we all ready now?"
22767	Well, then, what are we waiting for?
22767	Well,Forrester said mildly,"what good is progress?"
22767	Well,Forrester said reasonably,"what good is television?"
22767	Were?
22767	Wh-- what do you want me to do?
22767	What about Dionysus?
22767	What about, Miss-- uh-- Miss Wilson?
22767	What are you talking about?
22767	What are you talking about?
22767	What do I have to do with it? 22767 What do you mean, everything?"
22767	What else would I be talking about? 22767 What good''s progress?
22767	What good?
22767	What have you got? 22767 What is it?"
22767	What kind of game, Lord Dionysus?
22767	What seems to be the trouble? 22767 What''ll it be, friend?"
22767	What''s that?
22767	What''s the matter, Herb?
22767	What''s this for?
22767	What?
22767	Where else would the old fool be? 22767 Where''s Apollo?
22767	Where''s Gerda? 22767 Where''s the patient?
22767	Where?
22767	Where?
22767	Where?
22767	Who do you think you are-- my husband?
22767	Who else?
22767	Who you calling a blockhead, buster?
22767	Who?
22767	Who?
22767	Why bother?
22767	Why did you and the other Gods leave Earth for three thousand years? 22767 Why go on being Gods?
22767	Why not? 22767 Why the absence?"
22767	Why would Mars do something like that and especially now? 22767 Why?
22767	Why?
22767	Why?
22767	Why?
22767	Will they be temporary or permanent?
22767	Wo n''t it?
22767	Wo n''t you listen to me?
22767	Won? 22767 Yes, Zeus is a long way from the great hero of the legends, is n''t he?
22767	You do n''t suppose that we would pick a mortal for an important job like this without making certain that he was capable of doing the job, do you?
22767	You know who we are now, do n''t you?
22767	You mean today?
22767	You mean us?
22767	You mean we have to whisper? 22767 You mean with him?"
22767	You remember Hercules and Achilles, do n''t you?
22767	You see, I''m--"_ No infidel?_the tall man roared.
22767	You want to know my first name?
22767	You wanted me to see you?
22767	You''re William Forrester?
22767	You''re William Forrester?
22767	You''re an Athenian, are n''t you?
22767	You''re not to ask his name, or mention anything about this visit to anyone-- understand?
22767	_ Bore_ me?
22767	_ Do?_he burst out.
22767	_ Hear_ me?
22767	_ More?_"There are certain other powers to be given you in addition. 22767 _ Several?_"Forrester exclaimed.
22767	_ Spills_ it on you?
22767	_ Swallow_ it?
22767	_ Trouble?_ Sam, he''s an_ infidel_!
22767	_ Us?_"Well,Bor Mellistos said,"you have the experience.
22767	( Had n''t it, though?
22767	A sacrifice?
22767	After all, an ordinary girl could n''t be expected to keep up with Dionysus during a revel, could she?
22767	After all, lard- head, it''s my job, is n''t it?
22767	All right?"
22767	Am I right, dear?"
22767	An infidel or something?"
22767	And I do think he works very nicely, do n''t you?"
22767	And as for Aphrodite-- who knew?
22767	And how else could all this argument have gone on without anyone hearing it?
22767	And how had they gotten to Earth in the first place?
22767	And if an imitation is all that''s needed, why not hire an actor instead of a history professor?
22767	And if that was true, then why could n''t a God die too?
22767	And not to be repeated to any mortal-- understand?"
22767	And the threat of atomic war is gone, too, is n''t it?"
22767	And then he said:"Oh?"
22767	And what makes you think Hera would go along with him if he did?"
22767	And what was it that Venus had said during that argument with Mars?
22767	And what, Forrester asked himself, was the answer to that-- except a punch in the mouth?
22767	And where did you come from in the first place?
22767	And where was he going?
22767	And why all the secrecy?
22767	And you can believe me when I tell you-- believe me, Your Concupiscence-- take my word when I tell you--""Yes?"
22767	And, for that matter, how had he seen the two of them in the darkness?
22767	And, he reflected, how much more of_ what_?
22767	And-- always supposing she had the right to be there, as of course she must have had-- what did she want with William Forrester?
22767	Another_ substitute_?
22767	Answer me that, will you, man?
22767	Are you completely crazy?"
22767	As if we were doing something secret?"
22767	At last he muttered:"What do you want to know?"
22767	Bacchus?
22767	Because just a few hours ago I was doing very nicely on my own and I--""What are your questions?"
22767	Blasphemy?
22767	Bottle here?"
22767	Brushing the possibility of a rude reply from his mind, Forrester said simply:"Yes?
22767	But I did n''t start--""Did n''t you?"
22767	But I''d like to ask you--""Yes?"
22767	But another sacrifice?
22767	But how do you want to go?"
22767	But was she keeping an eye on him, too?
22767	But what gave him his standing?
22767	But what happens next?"
22767	But what should he call her?
22767	But what?
22767	But why should it be true?
22767	But, damn it, why did he let the young idiot get his goat that way?
22767	But, then, they were supernatural, were n''t they?
22767	By the way, do you know where they were hiding all this time?"
22767	CHAPTER NINE"Now,"Forrester said gaily,"let''s see if your God has all the names right, shall we?"
22767	Can you see that?
22767	Can you understand that?"
22767	Capacities?
22767	Did it matter?
22767	Did n''t he have enough self- control just to ignore Symes and his oafish insults?
22767	Do I bore you?"
22767	Do n''t you think we have other interests-- such as they are?"
22767	Do we have a quorum?
22767	Do you accept these judgments and this honor?"
22767	Do you doubt him?"
22767	Do you know who you''re talking to?
22767	Do you mean you''re in love with me?"
22767	Do you understand me?"
22767	Even students like Maya Wilson?
22767	Fair enough, is n''t it?"
22767	Forrester could think of nothing to say but:"_ Me?_""You will be raised to the status of Godling,"Venus said.
22767	Forrester opened his mouth, and_ Why not?_ was on his lips.
22767	Forrester said:"_ Me?_ Through the_ Veil of Heaven_?"
22767	Forrester said:"_ Me?_ Through the_ Veil of Heaven_?"
22767	Forrester watched him for one long second, and then burst out:"What do I do after that?"
22767	Forrester, feeling that perhaps his first question could use some amplification, said:"Dionysus?
22767	From the Pontifex Maximus?
22767	Got any questions?"
22767	Got it?
22767	He did as she had bid him, wondering frantically what was going on, and why?
22767	He had to go to one of them-- but which one?
22767	Hephaestus, will you please take charge of the candidate?"
22767	Her_ job_?
22767	Hera said:"Sleep?"
22767	Hera?"
22767	History classes?
22767	How can we do any judging, if we ca n''t see?"
22767	How could he ever pass them all?
22767	How did we stand when the Gods returned?"
22767	How do I look?"
22767	How else could the man have come through the cordon of Myrmidons and seen them in the darkness?
22767	How else would he have dared to face up to Dionysus-- confident that he could beat him?
22767	How far would it count against him?)
22767	How long, he asked himself, had he been secretly doubting the fact that the Gods were Gods?
22767	How much more, he wondered, could he take?
22767	I could whip up some nectar-- and maybe an ambrosia sandwich?"
22767	I mean, man, really-- what are we?"
22767	I mean, what''s an orgy-- I mean, what''s a revel-- but a great big game?
22767	I say nothing against the Gods-- right?
22767	If there are only fifteen power nodes, then how come there were so many different Gods and Goddesses among the Greeks?
22767	In spite of what Vulcan had said, was he slated for further honors if he passed the new tests?
22767	In the first place, he thought, why had he been picked for the job?
22767	Instructions?
22767	Is n''t that right?"
22767	Is that clearly understood?"
22767	It''s like sympathetic magic-- see?"
22767	It''s true, is n''t it?
22767	Just what was_ that_ supposed to mean?
22767	Listen, Daddy- O-- how can the human race get anywhere without progress?
22767	Millicent said:"Game?"
22767	Miss Wilson?
22767	Nevertheless.... What more harm could he do to his chances?
22767	Now that I''ve failed my tests--""_ Failed?_"Diana cried.
22767	Now what unholy devil had made him say that?
22767	Now what would I do that for, after he''s been so helpful and all?"
22767	Now what?"
22767	Now, does that satisfy everybody?
22767	Now, look: this is your celebration, remember?
22767	Now, what kind of sense did that make?
22767	On the other hand, he asked himself, what could he do about it?
22767	On the other hand, he reminded himself again, what choice did he have?
22767	Only we make it a lot, eh?"
22767	Over there?
22767	Right?"
22767	Right?"
22767	Right?"
22767	Right?"
22767	Right?"
22767	Sacrilege?
22767	Shall we begin, dear?"
22767	She could n''t possibly prefer a lout like her current escort to good old Bill Forrester, could she?
22767	She sat down, looked up and said:"What''s the matter?
22767	So how come the Gods do n''t let us use it?"
22767	So what did the Pontifex Maximus want with William Forrester?
22767	So what, he thought, did the Temple Myrmidons want with him?
22767	Something about not killing Forrester, because then they would have to"get another--"Another_ what_?
22767	Still in the Temple?"
22767	Street brawls, you said?"
22767	Students?
22767	That it?"
22767	The High Priestess blinked and peered more closely at his face, and before he had a chance to speak she asked him:"What happened to you?"
22767	The Veil was there-- but was it what he hoped, or a trick?
22767	The first consideration ought to be the psychological records, would n''t you say?"
22767	The great wars that wrecked Europe-- you do n''t see any possibility of more of those, do you?
22767	The last test was to see if you could figure out who we were-- and you''ve done that, have n''t you?"
22767	The mortal?"
22767	The original Dionysus is dead, is n''t he?"
22767	The tall man leaned over and said loudly:"What''s the matter with you, bud?
22767	Then he added:"You''re asking me?"
22767	Then, gulping briefly, he amended it in a voice that had suddenly grown an octave:"You wanted to see me?
22767	Tried singing?"
22767	Understand?"
22767	Want a drink?
22767	Want to answer that one, Daddy- O?
22767	Was n''t that_ fun_?"
22767	Were they actually the Gods of ancient Greece, as they claimed?
22767	What advantage did the Gods get out of that"psychological resemblance"?
22767	What could they want with him?
22767	What crime are the Gods supposed to have committed?"
22767	What did he have to go back to?
22767	What did one do when assaulted( pleasantly, to be sure, but assault was assault) by a lovely girl who happened to be one of your freshman students?
22767	What did that mean?
22767	What did they want with him at the Tower of Zeus?
22767	What do you mean?"
22767	What had he done wrong?
22767	What happened to it?"
22767	What in Hades is so crude about it?"
22767	What is it?"
22767	What next?"
22767	What the blazes are you doing that for?
22767	What the everlasting bloody hell was going_ on_?
22767	What was her name?
22767	What was in store for him at the strange appointment?
22767	What was the High Priestess of Aphrodite doing in the Tower of Zeus All- Father anyway?
22767	What will happen?"
22767	What would be thought necessary to establish a man as a first- rate double for Dionysus?
22767	What would they be like?
22767	What''ll it be?"
22767	Where did they come from?
22767	Where had he been?
22767	Where had he gotten the name?
22767	Where had the Gods gone for three thousand years?
22767	Where were they?
22767	Where''s Morpheus?"
22767	Who else could make that statement?
22767	Who won?"
22767	Why could n''t she leave well enough alone?
22767	Why could n''t there just have been some sort of explanation, while the rest of you ran things?"
22767	Why did he deserve the honor of taking his place beside Hercules and Achilles and Odysseus and the other great heroes?
22767	Why dominate humanity?"
22767	Why had he been tested, for instance,_ after_ he had been made a demi- God?
22767	Why not?
22767	Why was he talking to the old man, anyway?
22767	Why?
22767	With Bill Forrester dead, then, had she turned to the oaf for comfort?
22767	Would you like to fill them?"
22767	You know you are going to be given the powers of a demi- God, do n''t you?"
22767	You mean me?"
22767	You realize that?"
22767	You_ are_ sitting over_ there_, are n''t you?"
22767	_ Secret_ instructions?
32230	Do You know, can You have any idea, what the mind of Man must have been like before the brains?
32230	What could the man have thought, that huge, useless man?
31970	But what about the_ Kastil_?
31970	Do you really think you have a case in our courts?
31970	Have you ever seen a man die of a blaster bolt?
31970	Have you tried hitting them with strong light?
31970	How can you handle the cats?
31970	How did you do it?
31970	Is it?
31970	Is the uranium poured into the box?
31970	Is there any uranium left?
31970	Party from the_ Bertha_?
31970	See anybody?
31970	What fool set off a magnesium flare with the_ Kastil_ on top of us?
31970	What''s all this scandal I hear about your space cats?
31970	What''s the matter?
31970	What''s this about IPM?
31970	Where are the cats?
31970	Who is it?
31970	Why did n''t you tell me the_ Kastil_ was so close, Scott? 31970 You?"
31970	Your men ready, Durval?
31970	And-- what was that?
31970	Are you poor little men getting tired?"
31970	Can you hear me?"
31970	Have you tried ultra- sonics on them?"
31970	Is that clear?"
31970	Oh, that disturbance at your mine pit?"
31970	Understand?"
31970	What gets rid of them?"
31970	What''s up?"
31970	Who gave you a clearance to land on our claim?"
31223	Are you going to talk or not?
31223	Been avoiding me lately?
31223	But how could we pose as David''s_ parents_, if he was my father?
31223	But if you had killed David-- what would have happened_ to me_?
31223	But where did you come from?
31223	But where do I come in? 31223 But who?
31223	Ca n''t you understand what I''ve said? 31223 David,"he said evenly,"you would n''t be making up stories about feeling that gun in your ribs, would you?"
31223	Dictator?
31223	Did you hear something?
31223	Do I have to draw you a picture? 31223 Eurasia?"
31223	How about you? 31223 How are things ever in Maintenance?
31223	How does this time- portal work?
31223	How far ahead? 31223 Married there, you say?
31223	Martin, ca n''t you see the implications? 31223 Mr. Strang, how long have you been working in the Barrier Base?"
31223	Not Eurasia?
31223	Strang?
31223	Unarmed, sir?
31223	What can I do? 31223 What did Morrel have to say?"
31223	What do you mean, Markson?
31223	What do you mean, they are n''t true?
31223	What kind of a fool do you think I am, Strang? 31223 What kind of trick is this?"
31223	What year is this?
31223	Where are we going?
31223	Where are we going?
31223	Where did you feel the gun?
31223	Where is he? 31223 Will that portal work both ways?"
31223	You mean, can it be reverse- wired? 31223 You rode all the way down here-- just to go home with me?"
31223	You say it can take us back--_why not forward?_"No good. 31223 You''re not going to do anything about this?"
31223	_ Who was that boy?_Martin looked away then, his face white.
31223	Agent?
31223	And I was your wife there, too-- Are you ready?"
31223	And how are things in Production?"
31223	August, 2078?
31223	But what else?
31223	But why?
31223	Conflicting memories?_ He walked shakily to the door, peered through the small peephole.
31223	Do I make myself quite clear?"
31223	Ever since a month after the war, is n''t that right?
31223	Had they ruined his mind?
31223	He listened, and then he said,"It could n''t have been an outsider?"
31223	He_ had_ to be lying-- But how could he lie, and still know that he was not lying?
31223	How are things in Maintenance?"
31223	How did that fit in?
31223	I was trying to follow the killers--""Killers?"
31223	Martin and Morrel were to be the assassins, the Intruders, and I was to keep tabs on you--""And the success of the attempt?"
31223	Or behind--?"
31223	Son born there?
31223	Strang?"
31223	They just clubbed me in the face to get me out of the way--""What sort of men?"
31223	This is America, is n''t it?"
31223	Was the fire the first time he had seen Drengo?
31223	Was this false- credential business part of some stupendous scheme against him?
31223	What had happened to him?
31223	What purpose?
31223	What to do?
31223	Where had the thought of"New Albany"come from?
31223	Why are you asking?"
31223	Why ca n''t he be reached now, and destroyed?"
31223	Why did n''t he die?"
31223	Why do n''t you go on home?"
31223	Why go after a kid?"
31223	Why had he shot little Davey?
31223	Why should he have an agent?
31223	_ And he knows he is!_"Lies?
31223	_ Could he have two memories?
31223	_ Just who are you, Mr. Strang, and where do you come from?_"Strang stared at the man, his pulse pounding in his head.
31223	_ Or had he?_ Where did Drengo fit in?
31223	_ Or had he?_ Where did Drengo fit in?
31948	And even if we find out, what can we do about it? 31948 Any indication as to the cause of death?"
31948	Buster, are you dreaming? 31948 But what happened?
31948	But, what happened to the race that built this city?
31948	Did you find other skeletons?
31948	Do you mean to say that you were going to throw the ship into the sun?
31948	Grant?
31948	Hi, old fellow, were you worried about me?
31948	How can we find out what''s causing this disease?
31948	If there is, I do n''t know-- What the hell, Buster?
31948	Is it all right to change course now?
31948	Is n''t there anything else we can do?
31948	Maybe sometime soon we''ll be heading for home?
31948	Our fumigating did n''t work, huh?
31948	Say, what about Grant? 31948 What are we going to do?"
31948	What do you think caused it?
31948	What gives here?
31948	What happened?
31948	What happened?
31948	What if there are more of those things in the ship?
31948	What is it?
31948	What killed it?
31948	What was that he said about watching Sol grow bigger and bigger? 31948 What-- what the hell have you got there?"
31948	What?
31948	What?
31948	What?
31948	Yes, what is it?
31948	Did they have some kind of an insect under his jar?
31948	Did you dream there was a mouse in here?"
31948	Had n''t we better take him a suit too?"
31948	Say, what course were we on?"
31948	What I want to know is-- Who''ll shove the last man through the ejection port?"
31948	What menace?
29965	''Rah''--do you not see? 29965 And that helps us a lot, does n''t it,"asked Smithy, scornfully,"when the flame melts the end of the shaft shut as fast as we open it?"
29965	And the mole- men never found it?
29965	And where shall the tribe of Zoran go? 29965 Are the Servants prepared?"
29965	Are you asking me?
29965	Are you crazy? 29965 Are you telling me?"
29965	Burned? 29965 But who did it?
29965	But why all the excitement?
29965	But, man, what have you done with the drill? 29965 Dean- San,"she was saying,"did you think that I really would leave you?"
29965	Did I crash?
29965	Did I get him?
29965	Did you really think, Dean- San, that I would desert you?
29965	Did you see them?
29965	Do we want them?
29965	Do you mean you''re through?
29965	Drifter?
29965	Dust? 29965 Gevarro"--what did it mean?
29965	Gevarro, the lake of fire which never dies--what was it the white ones had said?
29965	Have you kept track of time?
29965	If Gor leads, where will he go?
29965	Is Mr. Smith in his office?
29965	Know how to use one of these?
29965	Miles?
29965	Now what about this Oro and Grah material? 29965 Now what the devil is this?"
29965	Pilot room? 29965 Questions?"
29965	Road bum? 29965 Scared?"
29965	That shaft,he said,"the Pathway to the Light-- do you mean it extends clear up to the mole- men''s world?
29965	Then why-- what the devil''s the idea?
29965	Well, son?
29965	What could it mean?
29965	What day is it?
29965	What do you think that you''ll find?
29965	What hocus- pocus is this?
29965	What in the name of the starlit heavens,he demanded silently of himself,"could this buried race know of the sun?"
29965	What kind of ore is that?
29965	What''s on your mind, Bill?
29965	What''s there?
29965	What,he asked,"is the diameter, the distance across the inside world?
29965	Where is Loah?
29965	Where is the machine that we came here in? 29965 Where is the shell?"
29965	Who did it? 29965 Will you follow Gor?"
29965	Without a fight?
29965	Yes, President Smith.... Would you connect me with him at once, please? 29965 Yes?"
29965	You have n''t found it yet?
29965	You''re abandoning Rawson''s work?
29965	***** What had happened?
29965	*****"What hit us?"
29965	A woman?
29965	A world within a world-- and who knew how far it extended?
29965	Am I crazy?
29965	And Smithy echoed the question:"Do we want them, Colonel?"
29965	And in what direction would they go?
29965	And now what else would come to pass?
29965	And now, what can we do, Dean- San?
29965	And that flame- thrower that had cut down old Riley-- how was that worked?
29965	And the hundreds of others-- how could they live?
29965	And then, through his mind, flashed the question: if this was real, what of the other-- the rappings he had heard?
29965	And why should n''t there be dust?
29965	Another growled:"Gor''s feet have gone far: where have they gone where the Beast can not follow our scent?"
29965	Between gasping breaths Colonel Culver shouted hoarsely:"Wo n''t it ever turn?
29965	But if not that, then what?
29965	But the Red Ones did not touch it-- how could it burn them?"
29965	But what did we go into the next time?
29965	But what for?"
29965	But what holds us here?
29965	But whence came the unending blast of air to keep that gigantic instrument in operation?
29965	But where?
29965	But-- but what was the man saying?
29965	CHAPTER XIII"_ N-73 Clear!_""You fly, of course?"
29965	Ca n''t I ever fight back?
29965	Can you imagine what they''ll say to me back in town?
29965	Can you meet me in Sacramento and arrange for us to see the Governor-- get his private, confidential ear?
29965	Did I ever call it anything else?"
29965	Did it look like an old- fashioned molasses candy bar that''s been melted?
29965	Did it?"
29965	Did you not see?"
29965	Do n''t you know they''ll be after us again?"
29965	Do you know the way?"
29965	Do you notice anything peculiar about that, Smithy?"
29965	Downer?"
29965	Gun room?
29965	Had not Dean- Rah- Sun saved them?
29965	He does n''t look the part; there''s something about him...."Aloud he inquired:"What''s your line?
29965	He was_ dead_--what mattered a few seconds more or less of life?
29965	His voice was harsh with a curious sense of his own disappointment as he asked:"Found the going too hard for you up north, did you?
29965	Hopeless?
29965	How about it-- can you fly the ship?
29965	How about it?"
29965	How could he himself go on living in this inferno?
29965	How did they do it?
29965	How did you get up there before?"
29965	How do you usually have your volcanoes arranged, old man?"
29965	How far is it from here to your sun?
29965	How many miles?"
29965	How was it burned?
29965	How?
29965	I shall go alone, and I shall die, but what of that?"
29965	If this childish balloon thing were really capable of carrying them somewhere, what of it?
29965	Now do you really expect me to believe that a thing like that bailer has been carried off?"
29965	Now what about this Place of Death?
29965	Or is it gold ye were after all the time?"
29965	Rawson''s face was set to show no emotion, but within his mind were insistent, clamoring thoughts:"Why ca n''t he say it and get it over with?
29965	Reconnaissance?
29965	Scared?
29965	Slowly Rawson pounded out the letters of his question:"Where-- are-- you?"
29965	Smithy would go for help, and then what?
29965	Stark, raving crazy?"
29965	Suicide?
29965	That burst of cold-- had it truly been liquid fires, wrapping him around?
29965	That shaft, the hole which he himself had drilled-- what damage had it done?
29965	The People of the Light, peaceful and happy in our little world...."Rawson had roused himself to ask:"Who it at the head of it?
29965	Their speech-- their language-- how was it they could talk with him?
29965	They was n''t Injuns?
29965	They were to die, but what of that?
29965	Think we''re about due?"
29965	True, but for what end?
29965	Was Rawson out of his mind?
29965	Was it only the delirium of death?
29965	Was she thinking of him?
29965	Was this, too, a dream?
29965	Were there straggling ends, frozen gobs of metal?
29965	What are they?"
29965	What could it mean?
29965	What did we dip into?"
29965	What do you know?"
29965	What drove us?
29965	What keeps us from falling?"
29965	What right have I to think of Loah or myself?"
29965	What the devil''s the use of wondering about the heat, Dean?
29965	What use to remember?
29965	What was it Gor had said of legends that told of ancestors coming from the outer world?
29965	What was it you called them-- the Sun- stone and the Stone- that- loves- the- dark?
29965	What was it?"
29965	What was she doing here?
29965	What was this thing that pushed him, stumbling, along through the dark?
29965	When do we start?"
29965	Where can we go?"
29965	Where did they go?"
29965	Where did they go?"
29965	Where was he?
29965	Where would their next journey take them?
29965	Where''s your glass?
29965	Who is the king, the ruler?"
29965	Who was it?
29965	Who would ever pick out a spot like this for a base of operations?"
29965	Why do n''t they come down?"
29965	Why should he persist-- for that matter, why should he go at all?
29965	Will you take me?"
29965	Wiped out, you say?"
29965	With Gwanga, to make food for his cat belly or to be hammered to death with the stones of the great tribes of the south?"
29965	what''s that light?"
31651	And in the meantime, of course, none of them would think of attacking you and throwing your people out?
31651	And still you say there''s no incentive?
31651	And the Vininese?
31651	Are you trying to back out? 31651 But what can I do?"
31651	Feeling better?
31651	How did it happen, Paul?
31651	How long will it be, this trip to Vinin?
31651	How, Paul? 31651 I trust you follow me, my friend?"
31651	May I ask your name?
31651	Naturally our Vininese Headquarters will want to know, Paul,said Eddie,"but ca n''t that wait?
31651	Only thirty? 31651 That always has rankled, has n''t it?"
31651	Then how could you have been foolish enough to let them land?
31651	Then why are n''t you afraid? 31651 Then you know about that too?"
31651	Then-- I did nothing to help when I destroyed their fleet?
31651	They are, curious, are n''t they? 31651 Were you with the men who kidnapped Glenna?"
31651	When I saw what their efficiency really meant--"You changed your mind before you knew about the transmitters?
31651	Where are we going?
31651	Why not go yourself, Paul?
31651	Why not, Paul? 31651 Yes-- where are they?"
31651	You did n''t tell them the Plan, did you, Eddie?
31651	You''re all right now, Eddie?
31651	Your permit?
31651	After a pause Dr. Kramer inquired,"Did you see the Chief of Vinin, Edward?"
31651	After a pause he added,"You''re certain that you know, Dirrul?"
31651	After all, what was gained by a social system that forced me to spend so much of my energy feeding and housing and clothing myself?
31651	And otherwise?"
31651	Can you forget what the Agronian police did to Glenna?
31651	Dirrul asked slowly,"How did you get away from them, Hurd?"
31651	Do you really know what it''s like?"
31651	Have you developed an improvement in technique?"
31651	Have you ever heard the sound, Dirrul?
31651	He could save Agron today-- but for how long?
31651	He had never used a mechanical device-- how could he have lost it then?
31651	How many of his own beliefs had Dr. Kramer been able to read between the lines?
31651	How much had he unconsciously revealed?
31651	I''d have liked to discuss it with the others before--""Why so many questions, Eddie?
31651	If our system provides for us all alike, as you imply, how is it you have accommodations in the Scientist''s Center?
31651	In a cold dead voice he asked,"Am I to leave them there, without help or medicine, to die of thirst and hunger?"
31651	In a hushed whisper he asked,"That you, Eddie?"
31651	Is your courage any less than hers?"
31651	Knowing them, would he guess Dirrul''s connection with the Movement?
31651	Kramer?"
31651	Or the poets and writers?
31651	Or the space- pilots, for that matter?"
31651	Pacing the floor, Dirrul asked tensely,"Does everyone in the Movement know about this?"
31651	Still-- what sort of hospital would have both double walls and alarm wires?
31651	Tell me, Edward, why are you spending your Work- Equivs to take my night course?"
31651	What happens then?"
31651	What help could the Vininese get from a madwoman?
31651	What was it the Vininese had said?
31651	Where are you taking me?"
31651	Why do you consent so readily?
31651	Why not?
31651	Why not?"
31651	Why should you be set apart?
31651	Why so many doubts all of a sudden?"
31651	Work camp?
31651	Yet when he considered it objectively, why not?
31651	You get the general picture, Dirrul?
31123	A what?
31123	Are you married?
31123	But he''s dead, is n''t he?
31123	Colonel Waters?
31123	Do you recognize it?
31123	Do you?
31123	Frank, was the guy wearing a toupee?
31123	Frank, what causes baldness?
31123	George Fisher?
31123	Harry, what the hell kind of a mess have you gotten yourself into?
31123	How long did you live in Chicago?
31123	How much do you know, Harry? 31123 How much is it worth to you?"
31123	How soon do you need it?
31123	In other words...Harry frowned at him,"a weapon capable of disintegration?"
31123	Mr. Payne,she smiled demurely,"do I look like an agency?
31123	Now, Miss Conway, will you please tell me who is this Miss Ralston?
31123	Or is she no longer the body beautiful?
31123	Shall I tell you a secret?
31123	Stay by your desk, will you? 31123 Tell me, Miss Ralston, when did my secretary arrange this appointment for you?"
31123	Well, as a matter of fact, Miss Ralston...She leaned forward with an inquisitive"Yes?"
31123	What did the guy look like?
31123	What did you find out about her, Frank?
31123	What do you mean,_ was_?
31123	What do you want me to do about the girl?
31123	What gave you that idea?
31123	What is it, Miss Conway?
31123	What the hell are you doing here?
31123	What was it?
31123	Where is the body beautiful?
31123	Where the hell were you? 31123 Where to?
31123	Which one are you?
31123	Who called you this time?
31123	Who is Miss Ralston?
31123	Who is this?
31123	Who made it?
31123	Who said anything about inconvenience? 31123 Why should I want to plant them?"
31123	Why? 31123 Yesterday?
31123	You did n''t learn anything else?
31123	You have any ideas, Mr. Thompson, about why he defected? 31123 You''re looking for a laboratory technician, are n''t you?"
31123	You''re real high class, are n''t you, Paula? 31123 But how? 31123 But what was she up to? 31123 But what? 31123 But why not? 31123 But why was it necessary for them to be phoney? 31123 Could n''t you find one that fit you?
31123	Geez, Harry, you''re in a fat mess of trouble and you''re worrying about losing your hair?"
31123	Harry, you in trouble with this dame?"
31123	Harry,"she whispered, brushing his hair back,"are you hurt badly?
31123	Hey, what are you doing?"
31123	How much?"
31123	How soon can you get anything on her?"
31123	I mean the gun and all?"
31123	Mind if I ask why I''m here?
31123	Or do I look like a Personnel Consultant?"
31123	Payne?"
31123	Payne?"
31123	Pretty smart chick, huh, boss?"
31123	Something go wrong?"
31123	That answer your question?"
31123	That makes sense, does n''t it?"
31123	The three men who''ve already been in here... have you noticed anything strange about them?"
31123	Then how_ do_ you go about hiring your new personnel?"
31123	Thompson?"
31123	What about you?"
31123	What did I do wrong?"
31123	What did they do to you?"
31123	What makes you think we could cause your people any trouble?"
31123	What more can be said of him?"
31123	What prompted you to call me?"
31123	What was her goal?
31123	What was it about this guy?
31123	What_ was_ the big project at Weapons Development?
31123	Where you been hiding?"
31123	Why could n''t I just leave you their names?
31123	Why had Paula Ralston never brought any of her clients to see him before?
31123	Why this sudden move of Paula''s?
31123	Will you step into my office for a moment?"
31123	Would he be able to see her again after she knew he had no intention of hiring that client?
31663	A race? 31663 And how does one take the second step?"
31663	And you understand that only one step can not succeed?
31663	Are you so slow to learn that?
31663	Are you taking care of yourself? 31663 Can you be invisible?"
31663	Could I have? 31663 Did you convince your patients that it was only a dream?"
31663	How are the clocks stopped? 31663 How?"
31663	I wonder,said the man in the dark,"if you have read Schimmelpenninck on the Sexagintal and the Duodecimal in the Chaldee Mysteries?"
31663	It is? 31663 Of what?"
31663	Shall I say that mastery over liquids is not given to beginners? 31663 That easy?"
31663	Was I not when I went behind the bar just now and fixed you a drink?
31663	Were they satisfied?
31663	What are you doing dozing at your desk, Mr. Vincent? 31663 What have you to lose?"
31663	What is?
31663	Why are you playing with me? 31663 And all that time would one not be tempted to wonder,''What if, after all, it ends in the next minute?''
31663	And might that not also be the reason for his worsened complexion and the tireder look that appeared in his eyes?
31663	And to what purpose?"
31663	And when enough knowledge is accumulated on all subjects, is there not a chance that a pattern governing all subjects will emerge?
31663	Are they not all stopped?"
31663	Are they on a separate circuit?"
31663	Are you a man, or are you something else?
31663	Are you worried?"
31663	But had all that early morning of his been a dream?
31663	But how account for it all?
31663	But just how would I go about telling a doctor what was bothering me?"
31663	But the Garden which was in the neighborhood-- do you know how long the Garden lasted?"
31663	But what in the name of triple time is he driving at?"
31663	But why does it not satisfy you?"
31663	But why is it that you overshadow and control people?
31663	Can you?"
31663	Could something be wrong?
31663	Could you put me back into the state of my dream of a month ago?"
31663	Did you actually accomplish the work of many hours?"
31663	Do you believe that I can point my finger at it and stop it for you?
31663	Had you been worried about your work, about being behind?"
31663	Have you been here all night?"
31663	Have you been to a doctor?"
31663	He would come behind her and stroke her hair, and she would speak out calmly with that sort of quickening in her voice:"Who are you?
31663	He would have paid for it, but how?
31663	He would have timed her if he could, but how could he when all the clocks were crazy?
31663	How did he know that it was early since there was something wrong with the time?
31663	How do I get into the state and out of it?"
31663	How would you know about my long early morning-- assuming there to have been such?"
31663	If you can caress me, why ca n''t you talk to me?
31663	Is it a trick?"
31663	Is there anything at all I can do to help you?"
31663	Just how long can a stubborn and mystified man plug away at his task?
31663	Mason?"
31663	Should I help myself?
31663	So now will you say that you''ll destroy me?"
31663	Was he really dead?
31663	What is it that would stop both mechanical and electrical clocks?"
31663	What race?"
31663	When time is multiplied by itself, and that repeated again and again, does that not approximate eternity?"
31663	Why wo n''t you let me see you?
31663	You are a friend, are n''t you?
31663	You had not imagined that there were only two phases of time, had you?"
31758	And if I do n''t make it?
31758	Any relation to Lewis Wetzel?
31758	Are you familiar with the customs of Indians of, say, two hundred years ago?
31758	Are you suggesting I shoot them down without warning?
31758	At_ this_ hour? 31758 Based solely on this man''s costume and speech, would you say he is an impostor?"
31758	Bed? 31758 Call who?"
31758	Could I have three minutes for a fast shower?
31758	Do they deny the blood of their fathers?
31758	From whence do you come?
31758	Going on?
31758	How is it that your skin is white but you speak in the way of the Orbiwah?
31758	How much farther?
31758	I assume you have some questions?
31758	If you make so much money at it, why are you still a reporter?
31758	Is that your answer, Wetzel?
31758	May I see your identification?
31758	More Indians?
31758	My God, man, how can it be? 31758 Reckon they be a little hard to talk to?"
31758	Recognize any landmarks?
31758	Sam?
31758	Sam?
31758	The_ White_ House? 31758 What about_ me_?
31758	What did he want?
31758	What language?
31758	What the hell was_ that_ all about, Sam?
31758	Where do I fit into this?
31758	Who says I did n''t?
31758	Yeah?
31758	Yeah?
31758	You are part Indian, I believe?
31758	You coming to bed? 31758 You coming to bed?"
31758	You do n''t think it true?
31758	You mean he''s doing all that for_ us_?
31758	You say this-- you with the blood of the Orbiwah in your veins?
31758	You speak the language?
31758	Your name Quinlan?
31758	Cut out the gags, will you?
31758	Do you mind?"
31758	How do I know they are true?"
31758	If you''re that tired--""Who said anything about being tired?"
31758	Is n''t he the reason you''re in such a hurry?"
31758	Is that clear?"
31758	Is that clear?"
31758	Is that it?"
31758	What I''d like to know is why?"
31758	What else would one of the country''s leading authorities on the original Americans be writing about?
31758	What''s he want?"
31758	When introductions were completed, I said,"How do you do?"
31758	Who is it?"
31758	With the amenities out of the way, the Chief said,"Why has the White Chief sent you to me?"
31758	You aimin''to await the dawn?"
31758	You mean--?"
31661	Can I pick you up?
31661	Could I get some orange juice?
31661	Have you ever been here?
31661	It really was, was n''t it?
31661	Look, it must be worth_ some_thing?
31661	Scared? 31661 That what you wanted, Miss?"
31661	Told me_ what_ about them?
31661	Well... what do you want for it?
31661	What can we do for you, girlie?
31661	What do you mean?
31661	What in the name of all that''s holy...? 31661 What other stuff?"
31661	What''s that place?
31661	What?
31661	What?
31661	Where''d you get this, lady?
31661	You do n''t want to go now, do you? 31661 You got it with you?"
31661	You mean you do n''t_ want_ it?
31661	You say that just like you mean it... or do you mean_ funny_?
31661	You''re not mad at me, Tina?
31661	_ You_,I said, and meant to finish,_ You were staring?_ But he went right on talking, so that I could n''t finish.
31661	... put you over my knee and.... For God''s sake, baby,"he stopped shouting,"what did you pull a dumb trick like this for?"
31661	At least I knew... well, what did I know?
31661	Baby on a spaceship?
31661	He smiled, and I smiled, and he said,"I did n''t know if you''d really come..."and I said,"Am I late?"
31661	He wanted to know how old I was, and where was I from, and what I was doing there, and did I have a car, and was I_ sure_ I was nineteen?
31661	How come they let you run around on your own like this?
31661	How different?
31661	How old are you anyhow?..."
31661	How stupid could I be?
31661	I asked the examiner, and he said, as if anyone would know what he meant,"That?
31661	I told him I''d come to visit my brother in the Academy, and he smiled, and said,"Your_ brother_, is it?"
31661	I took a breath and"Was what?"
31661	Let''s just drive a little...?"
31661	Of course, he meant,"Having trouble, little lady?")
31661	Right away?"
31661	So the woman walked over with me, and showed me which cabin it was, and asked was everything all right?
31661	Some... how about it, kid?"
31661	That was when he looked at me, and said slowly,"You got here three days ago, did n''t you, babe?"
31661	Then he let go again, and almost pushed me out of the car; but when I started to close the door behind me, he called out,"Tomorrow night?"
31661	What am I?
31661	What are you?
31661	What could they do?
31661	What do you want to drink?"
31661	What else was there?
31661	What makes a girl like you exist at all?
31661	When he was done, I asked him, with the tape still running, where he had heard that story.__"What story?"
31661	Where''d you get it, girlie?"
31661	Who are you?
31661	You ca n''t raise a_ human_ baby on a spaceship...._ Human?_ What''s human?
31661	You ca n''t raise a_ human_ baby on a spaceship...._ Human?_ What''s human?
31661	You do n''t drink?"
31661	You see that?"
31661	You were telling the truth, were n''t you?"
31661	_ Might take you away with them... with us...._"Might what?"
31661	_ Never go back?_ There was an instant''s sheer terror, and then the comforting knowledge that they would n''t_ let_ me do that.
31062	Accusing me by name? 31062 And you still have n''t had a chance to use your blaster?"
31062	And you work in an entertainment house?
31062	Ann did n''t tell you in her micropic?
31062	Because you loved me? 31062 Can you give me your home address, Captain?"
31062	Destroy, Captain?
31062	Do you know what clinic gave her the commission?
31062	Goodness, dear, how should I know? 31062 Have you checked your adjustment index recently?"
31062	Have you ever wondered, Captain Hunter, what might happen if the platinum grid was_ not_ removed from a patient''s brain?
31062	Here?
31062	How does the law define an executive?
31062	In your third alternative-- the cautious, rational rebuilding?
31062	Is the work outside of Los Angeles? 31062 Miscalculating the risks then?
31062	Only the children who have the intelligence--"But why?
31062	Something better?
31062	To use yourself?
31062	Werner von Rausch?
31062	Werner von Rausch?
31062	What about her?
31062	What are you doing here-- dressed like some dowdy just in from a farm sector?
31062	What else do we need to know, Dawn? 31062 Where are you going?"
31062	Where does it get us?
31062	Where is she? 31062 Where''s Ann Saymer?"
31062	Who is this?
31062	Why all this fuss about a gun?
31062	Why did you do it, Captain?
31062	Why not? 31062 Why should I give it away?
31062	Why, Ann?
31062	Why?
31062	Will you tell Mrs. Ames I''m here?
31062	Wo n''t you come in, Captain?
31062	You came here of your own free will? 31062 You had your last boosters in the Mars station, is that correct?"
31062	You know something about this?
31062	You want to finish the job your men bungled this afternoon?
31062	You''re from the police, I presume?
31062	A maladjustment then, with commitment to a city clinic?
31062	And what had she tried to find out?
31062	And what of Ann Saymer?
31062	Are you willing to join us?"
31062	Behind that deftly- phrased patter of words, what else had she tried to tell him?
31062	But what alternative did he have?
31062	Did she know he was a fugitive?
31062	Did she know where he was going and why?
31062	Did she somehow know what had happened at Mrs. Ames''?
31062	Did they now want Ann Saymer''s patent?
31062	Did they observe the social amenities in the same spirit that their companies enforced the sham peace on earth?
31062	Did you join the U.F.W.?"
31062	Do you have union affiliation?"
31062	Do you know that much?"
31062	Driven to contrive his own harmonics, how could the twentieth century man have derived any satisfaction at all from music?
31062	Escaping what?
31062	From the foot of the ramp a gray- haired port hand called up to Hunter,"So you''re really through, Max?"
31062	Had he guessed wrong?
31062	Had n''t he survived a decade of frontier conflict with an adjustment index of zero- zero?
31062	Have you found Ann yet?"
31062	How could he answer her, without saying he had seen the grids in their skulls?
31062	How could the mob obey when they heard nothing but the enslaving grid, and responded to neither fear nor reason?
31062	I''ll have more power than--""Where can I find Werner von Rausch?"
31062	If wealth is our only ethical goal, what do we really have when we possess it all?
31062	In their lonely, lofty isolation, what amusements did they enjoy?
31062	Is that what you mean?"
31062	It all sounds so easy, does n''t it?
31062	It gives the clinics a closer control over the potentially maladjusted, and it should help ease the pressure--""There are no exceptions?"
31062	Just what does that embrace?"
31062	Logical to whom?
31062	Not even five minutes to send a micropic?
31062	Now what?
31062	Or because you wanted me to be your ace in the hole, if you failed to manage Eric Young the way you thought you could?"
31062	Responsibility?
31062	Running away was no solution, but what if he could destroy the system itself?
31062	Surprisingly, the screen remained dark, but Hunter heard a man''s voice say clearly,"You are anxious to find Ann Saymer, Captain Hunter?"
31062	The fine is--""Smuggling?"
31062	The jungle of the cartels?
31062	Then you''re going back to the service, Captain?
31062	To stay, and attempt to make the cartel rat- race over, sweetly and rationally so that no one would be hurt?
31062	Was Young holding Ann somewhere else?
31062	Were the two families, who had fought for so long to control the empire beyond the stars, on speaking terms here?
31062	What contributed to the enrichment of the lives of those fragile beings who possessed the wealth of the galaxy?
31062	What could he do as a fugitive to save her?
31062	What gives you a zero- zero adjustment index that nothing can shake?
31062	What regulation had he violated this time?
31062	Where could he hide that the machines of detection-- the skilled, emotionless, one- track, electronic brains-- would not eventually find him?
31062	Where did she really fit in the subtle battle between the titan cartels?
31062	Where is he?"
31062	Which of them was her ally-- or did Dawn represent another element as yet unidentified?
31062	Who are you?"
31062	Why had she asked him that?
31062	Why logical?
31062	Why wait?
31062	Will you let me call them for you?"
31062	Would Ann, then, have been fool enough to let herself fall into the hands of the cartels?
31062	You deliberately planned Mrs. Ames''murder?"
31062	You''re running away?"
31062	that Eric Young was playing them all for suckers?
30311	A Normal?
30311	All of a sudden I''m not reputable?
30311	And I suppose you think it''s time I ditched Mary Hall, eh?
30311	And it is HC?
30311	And that is?
30311	And you are really resisting that?
30311	And you call this a Lodge?
30311	And you do n''t have the Stigma?
30311	And you''ll do that?
30311	Any more protests?
30311	Are you going to?
30311	Are you trying to tell me that you are a part of this Lodge, Maragon?
30311	Ca n''t you quit pussy- footing around, Renner?
30311	Do n''t look so amazed-- do you think I have n''t figured out my defending that TK Crescas was no accident? 30311 Do we both have to be idiots?
30311	Do you know where Mary is?
30311	Do you want me to represent you?
30311	Does it have to be so dark?
30311	Done? 30311 Expecting anybody else?"
30311	Feel embarrassed?
30311	From you?
30311	Get the picture on that''Not Guilty''verdict?
30311	Going to duck out on her?
30311	Hallucination?
30311	Hoped?
30311	How about it, Maragon?
30311	How are we--?
30311	How could this happen?
30311	How did you spot it in your courtroom? 30311 How do you know that?"
30311	How many members does it have?
30311	How many members?
30311	How''d you know where to find me?
30311	How_ did_ you work your swindle at the bank?
30311	Huh?
30311	I suppose the teller was n''t? 30311 Is that all?"
30311	Keys?
30311	Know any attorneys with the Stigma?
30311	Lodge? 30311 Maragon?"
30311	Mary Hall?
30311	Mary there?
30311	Me?
30311	Never heard of it, did you?
30311	No Stigma?
30311	No mo'', you hear?
30311	Not even counting you, eh?
30311	Now why wo n''t you do what I tell you?
30311	Now,I said,"will you do what I tell you, or do I have to kill you outright?"
30311	Now?
30311	Or can you do better, Maragon?
30311	Reading my mind?
30311	Ready?
30311	Reputable?
30311	She tell you I''m her attorney?
30311	So you''re helping them find Mary Hall-- to embarrass me?
30311	Tax exempt?
30311	The theory being,he went on,"that the law does n''t let anybody with the Stigma get away with a thing, right?"
30311	To you? 30311 Well?"
30311	What am I, an idiot?
30311	What are you planning to do?
30311	What could n''t wait until morning, Maragon?
30311	What do I look like?
30311	What do you hate and fear the most?
30311	What do you want?
30311	What else is left? 30311 What else?"
30311	What for?
30311	What happened?
30311	What if he is?
30311	What is the cure?
30311	What kind of games are you playing with Passarelli? 30311 What now?"
30311	What now?
30311	What one?
30311	What then?
30311	What time?
30311	What''s Renner done now?
30311	What''s its full name?
30311	What''s this?
30311	Where''s Renner?
30311	Where_ were_ your parents on the 19th of April in''75?
30311	Who needs TP? 30311 Why do you think I was playing box chords?
30311	Why should I care what happens to the girl?
30311	Why?
30311	Without violating professional ethics?
30311	Would it be much longer than an hour? 30311 Would n''t you?
30311	Would you certify that you saw her make these switches, and that Psi was not involved?
30311	Would you consider it ethical? 30311 You had her tested?"
30311	You had to louse us up there-- I wonder if any other Stigma power is as feared by Normals? 30311 You have a pretty active pipeline into Stigma circles, do n''t you?"
30311	You have the Stigma, you admit it?
30311	You think any other attorney is a Psi?
30311	You''ll represent her?
30311	You''re serious?
30311	_ Who_ has n''t got the Stigma?
30311	And I''ve been asking myself how come-- why should the Bank get sniffy and not want its money back?"
30311	And if that does n''t trouble you, how about this?"
30311	And if they had, why would they pick you to run their errands?
30311	And you claim you can demonstrate this power under controlled conditions?"
30311	Are you ready to let me help you?"
30311	Are you serious about this organization, this Lodge?"
30311	But do you think Psi is a sickness, like narcotic addiction?
30311	But to trust a Normal to represent them?
30311	But with the Stigma?
30311	Can you show us how you palmed the hundred and slipped the teller a five?"
30311	Did you ever know a Psi who did n''t seem to be harboring a secret?
30311	Did you ever see a guy wring his hands?
30311	Do you hear me?"
30311	Does n''t it occur to you that there''s been just too much coincidence in this whole thing?"
30311	Does n''t this strike you as more than coincidence can account for?"
30311	Does she have the Stigma?"
30311	Fool around with the Stigma, would I?
30311	Have you, Mary?"
30311	How could it be?
30311	How do you know that Mary Hall used HC on you in Lindstrom''s laboratory?
30311	I do n''t see how my assignment to turn Mary Hall over to your political opponents will stop me from representing her in a lawsuit, do you?"
30311	Merely by withholding your HC ability, you can act Normal-- but what would that prove?"
30311	Now what can you do?"
30311	Now what do you want, Renner?"
30311	Tell me, Mary, where were your parents on the 19th of April in''75?"
30311	Well, what do you do when the props have been pulled out from under your world?
30311	What Lodge?"
30311	What Psi would ever trust a Normal?"
30311	What about that?"
30311	What are friends for?"
30311	What could I have done?
30311	What do you know?
30311	What has_ he_ got to do with the reputation of our firm?
30311	What then?"
30311	What''s bugging you?"
30311	What''s going on?"
30311	What''s his angle?"
30311	What''s the jam you''re in?"
30311	Where can I reach you-- or are you spending the night here?"
30311	Which is better?"
30311	Whom do you want?"
30311	Why should he take a chance helping a Psi-- even if I really_ do n''t_ have the Stigma?
30311	Why should n''t I call on you for help?
30311	Would you like to explain why you told Renner one thing and me another?"
30311	You can keep this girl in line?"
30311	You going to act the same way if I decide to specialize in Stigma cases?"
30311	You know a bar called the Moldy Fig?"
30311	You know the case?"
30311	You picking me up?"
30770	A second time?
30770	And how long is that?
30770	And just what wonderful power do_ you_ have, young woman, that makes it worth while for the Lodge to fatten you up?
30770	And this witch?
30770	And what did you do?
30770	And what does Maragon say?
30770	And what is her diagnosis?
30770	And what will I have you do?
30770	And who else?
30770	And you can still feel the clot?
30770	Are n''t you getting a little tired of striking out on that prediction? 30770 Billy Joe?"
30770	Bumps?
30770	But I''m a surgeon, you know that, do n''t you? 30770 But it wo n''t kill him?"
30770	But what can we do about it? 30770 But what if something goes wrong?"
30770	Can you explain the fuzziness?
30770	Can you find Room 4307, or will I have to take you down?
30770	Can you find that place again, now that it''s not weak?
30770	Did you give Maragon''s heart a checkup in the last couple of weeks?
30770	Did you swallow it, Lefty?
30770	Did you understand what I said to Norty about the sine waves, Pheola?
30770	Die?
30770	Do I have to take this seriously, that this woman can tell the future?
30770	Do n''t you suppose I tried that? 30770 Do you feel tired?"
30770	Do you really have reservations about me?
30770	Do you suppose Pheola could make another diagnosis?
30770	Do you think you are ready to do some serious diagnosis?
30770	Does it make you hate me?
30770	Exchanged?
30770	Have you told me all that you know?
30770	Have you tried it?
30770	How accurate is she?
30770	How can I manage it, even if it''s true?
30770	How is your scalpel work coming?
30770	How long will this take?
30770	I_ was_ right, was n''t I?
30770	In the gym, in about ten minutes?
30770	In the morning?
30770	Is it true? 30770 Is this your fiancé?"
30770	Lefty,he greeted me,"do they all have to_ look_ alike?
30770	Norty?
30770	Of the Grand Master?
30770	One of these days I''ll have to convince you that what I say around here goes, do you hear?
30770	Rare?
30770	Remember when you cured my arm the other night? 30770 So?"
30770	Soon after the first?
30770	Tell me,he went on,"what''s the next big thing you predict?"
30770	Ten grams?
30770	That skinny one you brought back from Nevada, Lefty?
30770	The heart attack?
30770	Weather?
30770	Well, remember how I told you that your own arteries were nice and clear?
30770	Well,Maragon growled,"have you ill- assorted characters agreed on a diagnosis?"
30770	Were n''t you ever wrong in a prophecy before?
30770	Were you right, though?
30770	What about her?
30770	What about it, Lefty? 30770 What are most Psi powers good for?"
30770	What did I tell you?
30770	What did he make you PC?
30770	What did you find out, Pheola?
30770	What do you want?
30770	What else do you know?
30770	What is this?
30770	What should I get?
30770	What should I wear?
30770	What were you telling her?
30770	What''s up, Lefty?
30770	What''s your favorite prophecy, young woman?
30770	When Maragon does n''t believe it?
30770	When will your clothes be here?
30770	When you had the heart model over at the hospital, you showed me the coronary artery, you remember?
30770	Where is it going to happen?
30770	Where is it?
30770	Why the weather?
30770	Witchcraft, Lefty?
30770	Yes?
30770	You are making predictions on this one path, and actual events are on another path, do you see?
30770	You are still sure,I said, loading the dishwasher,"about Pete Maragon?"
30770	You been life- lining again?
30770	You did some healing before you met me, and I do n''t suppose you were in love with every one you helped, were you?
30770	You know what you did?
30770	You''d slip up behind me and help, eh?
30770	All right?"
30770	And who can keep his mind closed while he''s talking?
30770	Are you going to marry this bag of bones?"
30770	But my question is this, can you feel your way all around inside my body?"
30770	But what is it good for?"
30770	Ca n''t you feed this dope to your computers and find out what kinds of curves would represent the coincidences?"
30770	Can we consider Pheola a PC, or is she merely a TK?"
30770	Can you PC that?"
30770	Can you?"
30770	Do you object to a little minor pain?"
30770	Exactly when?"
30770	Exactly when?"
30770	Fool around with somebody who had a good grip on my nervous system, would I?
30770	Going to marry Lefty, eh?
30770	He went for the jugular:"Have you ever done anything like that before, Pheola?"
30770	How does he know I''m wrong?"
30770	How soon?
30770	In the meantime, why do n''t you fix up so we can go out to dinner?"
30770	Just keep your mouth shut about it here in the Lodge, do you hear?"
30770	Know what I mean?"
30770	Now do you believe you''re a TK?"
30770	O.K.?"
30770	O.K.?"
30770	Was n''t that just part of your local color?"
30770	Was that all right?"
30770	Well, I gather you''ll be ready to go into your act at the next Chapter Meeting, then?"
30770	What do you think?"
30770	Where did you get_ this_ scarecrow?"
30770	Will you come and get me for dinner?"
30770	You can cut that out, too, ca n''t you?
30770	You can do that, ca n''t you?"
30770	You remember giving me all those predictions about temperature and barometric pressures?"
30770	You will act on it?"
31208	A panther?
31208	About what?
31208	And that''s all you''re looking for?
31208	Any desire to?
31208	Any difference? 31208 Anybody ever see''em?"
31208	Are you stung?
31208	But what_ are_ you looking for, Morgan?
31208	But you think so, huh?
31208	But you think so, huh?
31208	Ca n''t sleep?
31208	Ca n''t we sit down to rest?
31208	Can you call one of your dogs?
31208	Close- mouthed, are n''t you?
31208	Cubs?
31208	Did you wait?
31208	Do you still feel the same-- as you did a year ago?
31208	During the incubation period? 31208 Earlich?
31208	Get lonesome?
31208	Got any food?
31208	Have you always?
31208	Have you ever stung anyone?
31208	Heard anything?
31208	How far are we going?
31208	How many dogs you got, and where do you live?
31208	How many?
31208	How many?
31208	If I told you it was here, and then it was gone-- how would you feel?
31208	In a liaison of two? 31208 Is it, suh?"
31208	Is that a_ cabin_ there?--through the trees?
31208	Jerry-- thet you in theah?
31208	Jerry?
31208	Just them little pink brain- gobblers?
31208	Like you liked fat- boy?
31208	Many panthers in the swamp?
31208	Mistuh Morgan-- would you do me a favo''?
31208	Not an Orenian?
31208	Not stung?
31208	Orenians?
31208	Orenians?
31208	Rob?
31208	Run or fight?
31208	Same way?
31208	She stung ya, suh?
31208	Shera-- do you get hunches, feelings, intuitions very often?
31208	So?
31208	So?
31208	That he was an Orenian? 31208 That''s so?"
31208	To the cypress?
31208	Two wars ago? 31208 Want company?"
31208	What the devil''s wrong?
31208	What''re you doing wandering around like this?
31208	What''re you going to do with them?
31208	What''s that?
31208	What''s there to look for? 31208 Who is it?"
31208	Why did n''t you move in here?
31208	Why do n''t we team up?
31208	Why, Morgan? 31208 Why?"
31208	Why?
31208	Yes''m, they''re in contact-- but without eyes, how''re they gon na know wheah they are?
31208	You know the country?
31208	You think about things like that?
31208	You were n''t sick?
31208	Your dogs ever tree a panther?
31208	*****"How long?"
31208	Any loss of memory?
31208	But how could she be out of contact?
31208	But why should they?
31208	Ever hear of the Maquis?"
31208	He was silent for a long time; then he hissed,"Are you_ sure_ you have n''t been stung recently?"
31208	Hunting for what-- food?
31208	I was wondering-- could you help me catch a painter tonight-- before I go?"
31208	Look on the back o''my neck, will you suh?"
31208	Loss of function?"
31208	Okay?"
31208	Say-- where''ve_ you_ been hiding?"
31208	The French underground?
31208	The fat boy?
31208	To see if what I said is true?"
31208	Was it possible that if one invader were out of mental contact with the herd- mind, that the individual host might retain its personality?
31208	Was she still human?
31208	What do you mean?"
31208	What was this thing in the cabin with him?
31208	Who_ is_ Oren?
31208	Why ask questions?
31208	Why do n''t they sting?"
31208	Will you want the gun?"
31208	You know?"
31995	A weapon, huh? 31995 Ah?
31995	Ah?
31995	And exactly what is the significance of such a remark?
31995	Are there any Humans on Hova?
31995	But, damn it, where else is there to go?
31995	Could indeed your infuriating insults of the Great Ones have been honest expressions of a puny mind with no therapeutic intentions? 31995 Do all of them get-- that?"
31995	Do you comprehend, Slave?
31995	How is the Weapon going to converse with him? 31995 Huh?
31995	Huh?
31995	In other words, any statement you make following that phrase is to be taken seriously?
31995	Is this all of them?
31995	Say,he broke in,"are you some kind of play- actor?"
31995	Sol III?
31995	Terra? 31995 That what you call the world I live on?"
31995	To Terra? 31995 Will there never be peace, never a tranquil moment to soothe my spirit and erase the bloody stains of destruction recorded on my past?"
31995	You can, huh?
31995	You mean they live in sin?
31995	You, Lord of War, why are you silent when your face is strained with words crying for expression?
31995	_ Now_, can I go home?
31995	After all, what is one backward planet against the forces of my empire containing thirty- seven well- armed worlds?
31995	Are they jokes or lies?"
31995	Are they, like you, alas, masterfully vicious enough to destroy the peace of dozens of planets for nothing but revenge?"
31995	Can it be-- unhappy thought!--that there is no plan to it all, and we exist for naught?"
31995	Can not you comprehend that you are less to me than a microbe?
31995	Consider and tell me: Will you be here?"
31995	Could it be?"
31995	Do I quibble with myself in an attempt to escape unwelcome necessities?
31995	How could even the most synoptic First Principle find a purpose for creating such an unplanned, unreasonable species as the Humans?
31995	How do you work?"
31995	How would you like to be my Lord of War, Fool?"
31995	In a less declamatory style, the Weapon addressed Tresqu:"Very well, what is the trouble?"
31995	Instead of talking contemptuously to him, the Weapon was now addressing him as Master Something- or- other, and...."What did you say I done?"
31995	Is there then no sublime plan, no fateful development to your endless succession of days?
31995	Now, assuming you remain Lord of War, what action do you plan to take against the Humans?"
31995	Or are we poor random creatures without purpose?"
31995	Peace it was I desired, but do I get it?
31995	Tell, petty lord, do your scientists confirm the picture you paint of the Humans?
31995	What was that you said?"
31995	Which way is it to Earth?"
31995	Why did you bring one that can not talk?"
31995	Why, I wonder, can not the rulers be graceful?
31985	And you''ve all agreed to this-- this suicide?
31985	Are there any more records you could show me?
31985	Did Captain McClelland join you in group therapy?
31985	He''ll be made well again.... What about the others?
31985	Is your work going to die and you with it?
31985	May I see? 31985 What did_ you_ do, Captain, while the others were working on their various projects?"
31985	What else did you do besides watch them?
31985	When did your crew realize this?
31985	Who can pin a label on us of success or failure?
31985	Who''d protect us from you?
31985	Why do you want to know that?
31985	Why?
31985	Will anybody want to read my novels?
31985	You were n''t aware that some of your crew were emotionally involved with each other?
31985	Your idea?
31985	Ca n''t he see what I feel for him?
31985	Colonel Halter was saying,"How about this other solar system?
31985	Do we get the repairs and the fuel to take off from Earth, or do n''t we?"
31985	Do you want me to use the gun again?"
31985	For what, now that it''s here?
31985	Force?
31985	God almighty, how could you pull people out of an environment they were perfectly adjusted to?
31985	Halter said,"Captain McClelland?"
31985	He said,"And where was_ your_ weakness, Captain McClelland?"
31985	How are they?"
31985	How could you know?
31985	Humoring?
31985	Is there supreme health in this marvelous diet?"
31985	Logic?
31985	No feeling?
31985	PERFECT CONTROL By RICHARD STOCKHAM Illustrated by MEL HUNTER Why ca n''t you go home again after years in space?
31985	Reason?
31985	The records of the other five?
31985	The ship and I._ Crowley:_ What the hell?
31985	There had to be an answer... could he find it in time, though?
31985	What had n''t been said?
31985	What reason can I give?_ Immobilizing his face, he saw the half circle of the six old people again in the control room of the old, old ship.
31985	What''s to lose?_ He pulled her down to him.
31985	What?
31985	Which means, will they work when they''re applied to Man?
31985	Why am I thinking like this?
31985	Why''s she doing that?
31985	Will people read the novels?
31985	Will the psychological theory really promote cooperation?
31985	Will the spaceships really work as they''re supposed to?
31985	Will they catch the meaning of the poetry?
32316	Any use asking for the cause of death?
32316	Can they take the body now?
32316	Do you know what time it is?
32316	Eh?
32316	Hello? 32316 Honey, what is it?"
32316	Inspector Andrews? 32316 What are you saying?"
32316	Where am I going?
32316	Who invited you?
32316	Who''s that?
32316	Can you suggest anything?"
32316	Could he have been dropped from an airplane?"
32316	Details of the individual had been supplied, could not something be done?
32316	Do you understand?
32316	Doctor Cartwright?
32316	Is mayhem suspected?
32316	Or had they condemned themselves?
32316	Or was the machine only obeying a greater Fate?
32316	Understand?"
32316	Was the machine alive?
32316	You understand?"
32316	You''ve made an examination?"
32272	And do they have your powers?
32272	And what is that?
32272	Besides--"So what?
32272	Convenient, is n''t it?
32272	Does it bother you to reproduce?
32272	How was I to know that chubby slob was coming back alive? 32272 Just what do you think happened?"
32272	Nice, is n''t it?
32272	Now-- what are your contacts, and who gave you the information on where to look?
32272	Then you would want me to reproduce?
32272	What was in that stuff you gave me?
32272	What''s that to do with me?
32272	Where did you get that tobacco?
32272	Where is it?
32272	Who said anything about leaving?
32272	You telling the truth?
32272	And who''d have figured that he could handle me?"
32272	But why do you ask this?"
32272	I know you had no psi powers when you left Earth on this mission, just where did you acquire them?"
32272	If partial probing could achieve so much, what was the ultimate power of this remarkable mind?
32272	Is it permitted to slay him?"
32272	Now do you want to make a statement?"
32272	Now once again-- who gave you that information?"
32272	Now what would he do with it?
32272	Now why was its host twisting that rod of metal out of the woodwork?
32077	Are you accusing me of turning one loose just to get off the hook myself?
32077	But-- how did it happen in the first place?
32077	Caesarian sections?
32077	Do n''t you understand? 32077 How much of the gunk do we have on hand?"
32077	How so?
32077	How,I demanded,"did you arrange it?"
32077	Like the Kissmet campaign, do you?
32077	So what?
32077	So?
32077	The married women do n''t need excuses, and the single girls-- who''ll believe them? 32077 Then what''s it supposed to do?"
32077	This_ Atummion Added_ item,I said,"just what is_ Atummion_?"
32077	Twenty- five thousand bucks would get you one nice spread in the Post, but what kind of a one- shot campaign would that be?
32077	Two more_ carloads_?
32077	What-- have you done to yourself, fallen in love?
32077	What? 32077 When does it go to market?"
32077	Would you please sign my interview voucher?
32077	But what kind of a heel will I be if we get clearance from the AEC and start shipping out Atummyc products again-- knowing what I do?
32077	For that matter, the Old Hag wanted to know, why would n''t it sell Kissmet Lipstick?
32077	I asked,"What have they been doing down there?"
32077	I hung up and said,"They''re on their way up, and what''s so funny?"
32077	May I cite one example?
32077	Maybe later--""I appreciate that, but honestly, do n''t you think it''s a terrific idea?"
32077	My secretary said,"Who?"
32077	Now what does it really do?"
32077	See any rashes?"
32077	She gave you a free hand, did n''t she?"
32077	She said,"You know what I think?
32077	She said,"You still do n''t tumble, eh?
32077	The rest?
32077	What is it?"
32077	What''s next?"
32077	What''s this call for ad copy on a new bath powder?"
32237	Do they appear like fanatics to you?
32237	Exactly what do you want to see-- to know?
32237	First of all, what is the principle of your space drive?
32237	If not ours, then whose? 32237 Sir, do you think that they''re insane?"
32237	Well then, what can I do?
32237	Well, Roger, I wonder how long those birds inside are going to keep us waiting before we get a look at them?
32237	Well, Sir, I suppose you''ve heard of the so- calledwild talents"some of our own people occasionally possess?"
32237	Well, you''ve been hit hard and often,the President chuckled,"What did you find out?"
32237	What gave you the idea that I wanted to know anything?
32237	What''s bit yuh, Dan''l?
32237	Whose standards can we apply?
32237	You''d be surprised if they really were birds, would n''t you?
32237	ASSASSIN BY J. F. BONE_ Illustrated by Ed Emsh__ The aliens wooed Earth with gifts, love, patience and peace.__ Who could resist them?
32237	An''why''s it peaceful?
32237	But do you think they''re sincere in their attitude toward us?"
32237	But the question still remains-- what do they want?
32237	Did he dare tamper with the will of the world?
32237	Did he have the right to destroy man''s dream?
32237	Had he the right to play God?
32237	Is n''t that what they''re doing?"
32237	Is that agreeable?"
32237	Jes f''r instance, an''speakin''of bellwethers, have yuh ever heard of a character called Throckmorton Bixbee?"
32237	Matson?"
32237	Shock would do it, but how could that shock be applied?
32237	They struck exactly the right note-- and how could they improve on perfection?
32237	Was it merely mistaken kindliness or was there a deeper more subtle motive?
32237	Why should he struggle to find an answer when the Aztlans had discovered it millennia ago and were perfectly willing to share their knowledge?
32237	Why should he use inept human devices when those of the aliens performed similar operations with infinitely more ease and efficiency?
32237	Why should he work when all he had to do was ask?
32237	Why were they doing this?
32237	Why?
32104	But where do they-- where do they come from?
32104	Ca n''t we get out of here by''copter?
32104	Ca n''t we take him in and give him the works?
32104	Can we compromise with him?
32104	Do you take me for a child? 32104 From where are the techniques drawn?"
32104	Has it occurred to you that our whole culture might collapse if Erikson has his way?
32104	Have you seen the projectors those crackpots have set up in the hills?
32104	How dare you say that Man is the ultimate? 32104 The State maternity hospitals, of course,"Merrick said,"Where else?
32104	Then what are you going to do when he gets here?
32104	Well? 32104 What sort of precautions can be taken against pure idiocy?"
32104	What would you have me do, Virginia?
32104	You wanted to see me, Han?
32104	And then suppose the worm turns?
32104	And why?
32104	But were those cracks the fault of robotism or were they in fact a failing inherent in Man himself?
32104	Could he actually kill?
32104	Could it be that the man actually believed that the poison he peddled was the food of the gods?
32104	Do n''t you feel anything at all when the reports of pogroms come in?"
32104	Do you have any idea of what it must feel like to die from cortical stimulation?"
32104	Give him a fill- in with false memory?"
32104	Have those idiots forgotten what we do here?
32104	How am I supposed to protect the Creche from the likes of Erikson?
32104	Is that possible?"
32104	Little man, what now?"
32104	Remember?"
32104	See here, Han, I know you do n''t agree, but what else is there?
32104	The brain machines?
32104	What about them?"
32104	What do you see?"
32104	What insanity bore this fruit, Virginia?
32104	What right have you to assume that nature has stopped experimenting?"
32104	What then?"
32104	Whence have come the techniques?"
32104	Where are the bodies assembled?
32104	Where are the protoplasm vats?
32104	he asked,"Help the bigot peddle his robot- hate?
32068	Ah, what''s the use?
32068	And what do you want, scapegrace?
32068	Do you hear me?
32068	Do you know what_ this_ is, beetle?
32068	Do you know,he asked tensely,"where these strangers''home base is?
32068	Do you obey me if I give you orders?
32068	Does n''t it?
32068	How do you like your own medicine, spider?
32068	Shall we go, then,he suggested politely,"and-- while the Peace still reigns-- find out whether the pill- bugs''beverage is all they claim it is?"
32068	They''ll sight us in the open, and then what chance will we have?
32068	Well, and what do you have to say for yourself?
32068	What are they doing?
32068	What''ll we do?
32068	What''s going on out there now? 32068 What''s the idea?"
32068	What''s the matter?
32068	What''s wrong?
32068	Where is my machine?
32068	Why am I talking to a beetle? 32068 Why, beetle, do n''t you know?...
32068	You thought I was dead, no doubt? 32068 You understand what_ that_ means?"
32068	You, too?
32068	_ Spi- der?_Dworn fumbled with the unfamiliar word.
32068	A couple of times before they had huddled like this, while flights of the winged enemies whistled over... but the wingless ones?
32068	But you do so love to be masterful do n''t you?"
32068	Do you want to visit them?"
32068	Dworn stared uncomprehendingly at her, mumbled,"Who--_what_ are you?"
32068	First--"What do you know about the attack on the beetles last night?"
32068	He demanded,"What do you know about those night- fliers?"
32068	He mumbled dazedly,"I''m dead, do you hear?
32068	Purri stalked through the doorway before them, grumbling to herself,"Why is it the best ones always get away?"
32068	She said breathlessly,"Would... would you mind saying that again, please?"
32068	She said slowly,"You do n''t know about spiders, beetle?
32068	She said,"Ca n''t you start it again?"
32068	She whispered,"Beetle, you wo n''t hurt me?"
32068	The girl cried, with terror and anger in her voice,"What do you mean, coming into my Nest like this?
32068	The great landship had opened, as it were, a gateway to the unknown lands in the east-- a gateway for what?
32068	The older woman said,"No right?
32068	The one who got away-- and who seduced one of_ us_ from the ways of her ancestors--?
32068	They''re allied in some way to the flying ones, are n''t they?"
32068	What about the tunnel?"
32068	What peace can there be between you and us?"
32068	When had everything stopped making sense?
32068	Where do they fly from?"
32068	Where''s Qanya?"
32068	Who knows?
32068	Why did n''t you use your poison while I was stunned?
32068	You''ve had two mates already-- why did n''t you make them last?
32068	You''ve had your own Nest for all of three months now, dear Qanya, and already you tell your Mother that she has no right to enter?"
32068	far?"
32068	rasped the Spider Mother, and when the two advanced till she could look into their young faces--"You swear to this?"
32041	And what happens if their meat_ and_ their poison are our poison?
32041	Did you hear that?
32041	Do n''t you see how important this is?
32041	Do you have any other suggestions?
32041	Do you know what it is?
32041	Does it matter?
32041	Food?
32041	For example,Hellman said,"what kind of vehicle would be used in a place like this?
32041	Helg?
32041	How come you can read Aloombrigian?
32041	How did you know it was an Earth- type animal?
32041	How long is that supposed to go on?
32041	Is it something to eat?
32041	Is that you, Hellman?
32041	Me?
32041	Next? 32041 Now look,"Hellman said,"we''ll have to work this out by pure logic-- Are you listening to me?"
32041	Now what?
32041	Okay,Casker said,"what do we try next?"
32041	What do you suppose this is?
32041	What does it say?
32041	What does it say?
32041	What happened?
32041	What if their meat is our_ poison_? 32041 What kind of animals do you suppose these Helgans were?"
32041	What kind of intelligent beings would evolve on a planet that is all mountains?
32041	What makes you think there''s anything to eat here? 32041 What''s wrong?"
32041	What''ve you done now?
32041	What? 32041 Which assumption do we start with?"
32041	Why bother?
32041	Why not you?
32041	Will you say grace?
32041	Yes?
32041	You all right?
32041	Anti- gravity?
32041	But how_ much_?"
32041	But where was it?
32041	Could he have made out the food requisitions wrong, when they took on supplies at Calao station?
32041	How does it work?"
32041	How far could the glob expand?
32041	How much was two cubic vims?
32041	How?"
32041	In the meantime, though, just until a chemist drops in, what''ll we do?"
32041	Or could it?
32041	Or had the ground crew just forgotten to load those last precious cases?
32041	Perhaps, but what_ kind_ of anti- gravity?
32041	So perhaps was their poison... but was n''t starvation better than this sort of thing?
32041	Two cubic miles, perhaps?
32041	What then?"
32041	What''re you going to do about all this?"
32041	What''s wrong with this?"
32041	Will you kindly drop that book and help me find some food?"
32041	You''re a librarian, remember?
32303	Ah,Abdul breathed,"where were you, Sidi, when I was out there dying for you?"
32303	All of us to be Effendis?
32303	And what is that?
32303	And where may this hotbed of new life be found?
32303	And why, in your ageless wisdom, not?
32303	Are we nearly there?
32303	Are you not a native, then?
32303	By whom? 32303 Glinka, is it not?"
32303	Hadji Abdul Hakkim ben Salazar? 32303 Have they no homes to which to go?"
32303	Have they nothing to do?
32303	How, then, do the wretches live? 32303 I?"
32303	What are you doing?
32303	What handle?
32303	What is she doing now?
32303	What was that?
32303	Who''s there?
32303	Why did you leave us, Comrade Stefanik?
32303	Why have we stopped here?
32303	Why shame us, discredit your government, by running away?
32303	Would I dare? 32303 You be careful with that thing, Joe, okay?"
32303	_ I_ tell them_ that_?
32303	_ Who_ will catch us?
32303	A camel breeder?"
32303	Am I right?"
32303	Did you suppose for one moment that I had forgotten what we were talking about?"
32303	Do you deny this?"
32303	For who, then, are these degenerate wretches who stand upon the hills and gawk at us, and why must you feed them?
32303	Let me see, was it Ankara where last we met?
32303	Say, Joe, have you got an American cigarette?"
32303	Tell me, as a Hadj who is, at the same time, undoubtedly vermin- ridden, do_ you_ believe in the equality of men-- or can you honestly wish it?"
32303	Will you not change your mind?"
31652	Anybody beat us here?
31652	B u r n e d generators? 31652 Bad?"
31652	Boy, he was sure--"Did you know this was a nine planet system?
31652	But is that all? 31652 But us?
31652	Did you discover anything at all we could use?
31652	Do you possess pain?
31652	Does the light dawn?
31652	Great Gods and Little-- Tude? 31652 Horoscope?"
31652	How does it appear?
31652	I hate like heck to be the one to tell you, Trav, but seein''as I know you, they sent me--"Tell me what?
31652	I say, Trav,Trippe said thoughtfully from behind him,"where''s the fatted calf?"
31652	If they feel that way, why the heck do they even let us stay?
31652	Listen,he said cautiously, taking Horton by the arm,"have n''t you thought of this?
31652	Look, Trav, what else could you call it? 31652 No favoritism there, hey?
31652	No other way? 31652 Now what in the sweet name of Billy H. Culpepper is this?"
31652	Now you begin to see?
31652	Speak again? 31652 Sure, Trav, sure, only-- what''s with the Lower Depths here?"
31652	Was not there great risk?
31652	Well all right,Travis said,"what''s the story?"
31652	What happened?
31652	What language is this? 31652 What''s he say?"
31652	Where now is the ransom?
31652	Will we not, then,continued the girl,"risk sunlight on our intestines in pursuing this affair?"
31652	You see? 31652 After all, when you start pushing people''s moons around, where will it end? 31652 Ai nt that right, Pat?
31652	And consider war, does not one country win, and the other lose?
31652	And if death comes to this one, observe, will the money be paid?
31652	And who was Lappy?...
31652	Born to cause trouble?
31652	Brother in crime?
31652	But contract?
31652	But how many_ planets_ are there?
31652	But in the astrology of Diomed III-- an astrology I took great pains to understand-- how many planets are considered?
31652	But listen, anything new on the contract?"
31652	But now-- see there, see that building over there?"
31652	But the question still remained: how?
31652	But what business is this?
31652	But what--""And did you take the trouble to examine their astrology?"
31652	But you?
31652	Can we with profit slice his binds?
31652	Can you, in your wisdom, confirm or deny what I have seen?
31652	Could you not go forth to another place, and so become people of gravity, of substance, of moment?"
31652	Does boy go see girl?
31652	Doubt?"
31652	Fack?
31652	Give you a contract?
31652	How else come explanations, for example, of natural catastrophes, fires, plagues, which affect whole cities and not others?
31652	How lies the path?"
31652	I never saw the beat of it--""Luck?"
31652	In the ceiling?
31652	Is it not so that, often, a man is promised greater success in other regions, where the ruling stars more closely and friendlily conjoin his own?"
31652	Is it not so, in your astrology, that a man''s horoscope may often conflict with that of the place wherein he dwells?
31652	Is it not true that towns and villages do also have horoscopes?"
31652	Lies your horoscope in such confusion that you know not the drift of the coming hours?"
31652	Luck?
31652	My thought: from what land he comes?"
31652	No way out, eh?
31652	Of surety, are not_ places_ on Mert also ruled by the stars?
31652	Once the eclipse ends--""Well, listen,"Travis said desperately,"could n''t we just see the guy?"
31652	One ship or two?
31652	Or could you?
31652	Or is it a question of varying interpretations?
31652	Seek you not better times?
31652	Speak again?
31652	The eclipse come off?"
31652	Travis felt suddenly ill."What''s the matter, Hort?"
31652	Travis fumed,"what luck?"
31652	What about the girl?
31652	What are we?
31652	What coils in his head?
31652	What happened to the missing planet?"
31652	What rises, what leaps in joy?"
31652	What strikes?"
31652	What vetch is there in travel?
31652	What''s not your fault?"
31652	When they''re trying a case, do they talk about evidence?
31652	Wherefore speak of vetch?
31652	Which way lie his ribs?
31652	Who is Tude?"
31652	You see what I mean?
32124	But how is it that your people did n''t foresee the danger? 32124 But wo n''t the starfish get too numerous?"
32124	But wo n''t your people object? 32124 Do n''t you know?"
32124	Grim looking place, is n''t it?
32124	Gruesome, is n''t it?
32124	How come the Terran style?
32124	How long will that take?
32124	Huh?
32124	I fainted?
32124	Is this a plant?
32124	Oysters?
32124	Oysters?
32124	Spat?
32124	Well, what''s the trouble now?
32124	What hit me?
32124	What now?
32124	Why do you need them?
32124	Why not? 32124 Why should it?
32124	Wo n''t this animal also kill our Komal? 32124 Wo n''t this animal be as destructive as the oyster?"
32124	Would you mind telling me?
32124	You came here of your own free will, did n''t you?
32124	You had your quota of vorkum?
32124	You mean that you will use force against the rest of the Confederation? 32124 *****But did n''t the starfish create another pest problem?"
32124	A starfish?"
32124	Are they crazy?
32124	Are you Earthmen forever filled with troubles or does my world provoke them?"
32124	Can you image how much territory nine thousand trillion oysters would cover?"
32124	Does n''t that deny your basic philosophy of non- interference with others?"
32124	How long ago did this infernal insanity happen?"
32124	Incidentally, friend Lanceford, what is it?
32124	Incidentally, how is it going?"
32124	Is that bad?"
32124	Just who was the unutterable idiot who planted them here?"
32124	Or do they want to destroy us?"
32124	Tell me-- what''s wrong with the oysters?"
32124	Want to hear the rest of it?"
32124	What in the name of my First Ancestor is it?"
32124	You think I''d be fool enough to go outside without it?"
32124	You''ve seen a dog smile, and wondered what was going on behind the teeth?
32321	Book?
32321	Bring back any?
32321	But, Billy,Beauclaire said fervently,"do you see what these people go through?
32321	Do you think not seeing the stars has something to do with it? 32321 Game o''cards?"
32321	How you comin, son? 32321 Listen, Billy,"he said with determination,"you was a good man, you know that?
32321	No trouble?
32321	What say, Billy?
32321	Where you been?
32321	Where you goin''?
32321	You got any plans?
32321	*****_ What will they do_, Beauclaire asked himself,_ when the stars come out_?
32321	And therefore what does the meaning matter?
32321	And what can hurt thee now?
32321	Do you follow me?"
32321	Do you know where you are going?"
32321	Do you see how they live?"
32321	Do you understand?"
32321	Have you got that?"
32321	Have you noticed the way the ground seems to be sharp and jagged almost everywhere you look, sort of chewed up as if there was a war?
32321	How soon we leave this place?
32321	In thy granite mansion, what can hurt thee ever?
32321	It did not make any sense-- but so what?
32321	There was a long wait, and Wyatt said at last:"Is the Commandant coming down?"
32321	Want me to take her up?"
32321	What the hell I wanna stay in this racket for?"
32321	Where you been?"
32321	Who''s first to go out?"
32321	Why?
32321	Would you like to hear some of it?"
32321	You remember that?
32321	You''ve heard of it, I hope?
32321	_ Me?_ he thought..._ me?_ Beauclaire reached the platform and threw down his gear, thinking that this was one hell of a way to begin a career.
32321	_ Me?_ he thought..._ me?_ Beauclaire reached the platform and threw down his gear, thinking that this was one hell of a way to begin a career.
32321	_ Well, then_, he thought,_ where now_?
32321	_ When there are other places to go, will these people, too, begin to seek?_ They would.
31262	Alcohol? 31262 And drink blood?"
31262	And so you have preached Violence without waiting for it to become a law? 31262 And then what?"
31262	And then?
31262	And what if a revolter does n''t become Chaliced?
31262	Blood?
31262	But how did you happen to begin eating fish? 31262 But what about the war here?"
31262	Ca n''t we do anything on our own? 31262 Can the shark stop eating fish?"
31262	Do n''t you feel as if you belong to nobody but yourself, that you are accountable to no one but yourself, and that you love that feeling? 31262 Do you mean you were only using me?"
31262	For what?
31262	How did you find out about the Earthman, Mapfarity?
31262	How much time do we have?
31262	How should I know?
31262	I thought you said Earth_man_?
31262	I''m old, but not so ancient that I came with the Six Flying Stars.... Where is that bottle?
31262	Jean- Jacques, my love, my brave, my own, would you abandon me to the Chalice? 31262 Look here, captain,"said Rastignac,"why do n''t you try a swig yourself?
31262	Mapfarity, what have you been doing in that castle of yours?
31262	Sea- water?
31262	So that is what you Philosophers of Violence want, is it? 31262 The Churchmen drink blood?"
31262	Then it is the human element that is corrupting?
31262	Then you admit that the Land- walker is weak?
31262	They are bled?
31262	What about her people?
31262	What ails them? 31262 What are we, a bunch children playing war?"
31262	What are you carrying those swords for? 31262 What are you doing here?"
31262	What did your Skin do when it detected you?
31262	What do we do now?
31262	What do we do now?
31262	What do you mean?
31262	What does that word_ drunkard_ mean?
31262	What else?
31262	What is the meaning of this?
31262	What time is it? 31262 What''s that?"
31262	What, indeed?
31262	What?
31262	Who said anything about loving you?
31262	Why ca n''t I?
31262	Why do n''t you kill the Amphib- changeling King and take over here? 31262 Why do you eat your heart out because you can not fly up to them and then voyage among the stars on one of them?"
31262	Why do you think they''re winning against us Humans?
31262	Why not ask Father Jules?
31262	Why should I join you Amphibians?
31262	Why should n''t it? 31262 Will only Their Majesties get to taste this exquisite drink?"
31262	Will you take me with you?
31262	You did n''t expect me to pay any attention to sex, did you? 31262 You did n''t hurt him?"
31262	You would leave Lusine, who loves you as no Earthwoman could, and go with that-- that pale little doll I could break with my hands?
31262	You would n''t want us to take a chance and have to shed_ blood_, would you?
31262	You''re not going any place, are you?
31262	Your parents must have suspected that you were a fish eater when you first proposed your Philosophy of Violence?
31262	_ Shoo l''footyay, kal u ay tee?_The guard leaned over the grille.
31262	Alarmed, Archambaud said,"What''s the matter, Jean- Jacques?"
31262	And do n''t you dread the day we will be let out of prison and made to wear our Skins again?
31262	And for that you are now in this cell?"
31262	And how do you, with your brave ideas, like being regarded as a harmless figure of fun, or as a sick man?"
31262	And you know where the Earthman is located?"
31262	Are you still going to abandon this planet?"
31262	Are you sure you have n''t swallowed your Skin?
31262	As a decoration?"
31262	As they trotted up the long winding corridors Lusine said,"Jean- Jacques, what do you plan on doing now?
31262	Ca n''t you see that it will indeed make a difference if the Amphibs get the upper hand?
31262	Ca n''t you see_ who_ is making the Amphibs behave the way they have been?"
31262	Has he forgotten that I am the foster- daughter of the Amphib King?"
31262	He said,"Day after tomorrow is the day on which the new Kings are crowned, is n''t it?"
31262	He shook the priest awake, said,"What''s the matter, Father?"
31262	He stopped, scrutinized the pile of bottles, then, in his lion''s- roar- at- the- bottom- of- a- well voice said,"Say, what''s in these bottles?"
31262	How can you fight an enemy who insists on joining you and who will also agree to everything you teach him and then still worship at the other service?
31262	How could you help loving it?
31262	How do you like that?"
31262	Lusine said,"Now what, Jean- Jacques?
31262	Mapfarity bellowed,"Jean- Jacques, what are you doing?"
31262	Mapfarity repeated,"What now?"
31262	Mapfarity said,"Why would they be drinking that?"
31262	Mockingly she said,"Have you been watching the Six Flying Stars, Jean- Jacques?"
31262	Must the King meddle in everything?"
31262	Peculiar, is n''t it, how the''people''always vote the same Kings back into power?
31262	Perhaps one of you gentlemen has a car?"
31262	Rastignac said,"Lusine, what do you say to this?"
31262	Rastignac stuck to the subject"Why was the making of this alcohol forbidden?"
31262	Right?"
31262	She shivered and said,"This Chalice?
31262	Tell me true, do n''t you feel free for the first time in your life?
31262	That is what has horrified your people, is n''t it?"
31262	Then Mapfarity said,"Why leave here?"
31262	Then why the prohibition against alcohol?
31262	What do you care what time it is?"
31262	What is it?"
31262	What is that smell?"
31262	What is that?"
31262	What is the matter with your brain?
31262	What is this new element?
31262	What would we be without our Skins?"
31262	What''s the difference?
31262	Where''s a bottle that''s not empty?
31262	Where''s that corkscrew?"
31262	Which reminds me-- how many gallons of the wine have you made so far?"
31262	Why did n''t he?
31262	Why do n''t you kill somebody and break out of this ridiculous mold-- that Skin that the Ssassarors have poured you into?"
31262	Why do n''t you see a priest then?"
31262	Why should he be favorable to a policy of Violence?
31262	Will you try to make yourself King of the Terrans and fight us Amphibs?"
30932	A brick?
30932	An old man?
30932	And that--?
30932	And the Foundation did not agree with his translation?
30932	And the papyrus verified his belief?
30932	And your father?
30932	And--?
30932	Are you able to understand him?
30932	Before Egypt--"What did you say?
30932	But why all that effort? 30932 But you have proof to the contrary?"
30932	Dangerous looking specimens, are n''t they?
30932	Did it occur to you that they might assume some of the cost of your trip?
30932	Did you find him?
30932	Ever see that ship before?
30932	For what destination?
30932	Friends of yours?
30932	Getting used to Nicko?
30932	Has he any idea what will happen to us?
30932	He is_ he_, is n''t he?
30932	He will be released when the time comes?
30932	How bad?
30932	How could anyone be so vile?
30932	How could he know they were accurate?
30932	How do I know?
30932	How do you feel?
30932	How do you know?
30932	Is that so?
30932	Is the strange one also with us?
30932	Is there anything familiar about it?
30932	Is there more?
30932	Just what manner of creature is this, anyhow?
30932	May I assume your trip is of a scientific nature?
30932	Me? 30932 Must I kill you?"
30932	One of you, my friend?
30932	Out here? 30932 Shall I go ahead and check?"
30932	Such as--?
30932	That''s what you and your father have believed, is n''t it? 30932 Then I wonder if you are familiar with the Terran Educational Foundation?
30932	Then perhaps you''ll tell us the approximate cost of the cruise?
30932	Then why did they grab Doree?
30932	They''re after the loot, what else?
30932	Thought I was a mental void, eh, kitty? 30932 Want to stop and throw a few tons overboard?"
30932	Was my pretty cousin bothering you? 30932 We certainly get around, do n''t we?"
30932	We had no great animosity toward you before, but now--"That''s why you left us stranded in space?
30932	We''re glad to hear that too, but could you tell me something? 30932 We''re going to hit that ship and blast out?"
30932	What did he say?
30932	What did it tell him?
30932	What did they ask in return?
30932	What do you mean, company?
30932	What do you mean?
30932	What do you mean?
30932	What do you suppose they''re up to?
30932	What else? 30932 What have you done with my father?"
30932	What have you swine done with Doree?
30932	What plot are you talking about?
30932	What shape are we in?
30932	What''s he saying?
30932	What''s the matter with you? 30932 What''s wrong?"
30932	When?
30932	Where are we? 30932 Where did you ever find him?"
30932	Who are you?
30932	Who in the hell are McKee and Talbott?
30932	Who was your mother, Nicko?
30932	Why not?
30932	Why stall?
30932	With that funny fire ray they''ve got?
30932	Wo n''t we-- we be found?
30932	Would that have made it more valuable?
30932	You did n''t see anybody?
30932	You mean they''re going to throw her into that--?
30932	You mean you had a key? 30932 You okay?"
30932	You think so?
30932	You''re helping us to make our escape?
30932	Your father-- where is he?
30932	Your plot?
30932	*****"What does he know about this outfit?"
30932	A while later she asked,"Do you think the Baserites won?"
30932	All right-- then what happened to the knowledge and the science?
30932	And if they''re such fine fellows why did they attack us?"
30932	Are you with us?"
30932	As he followed her, Talbott glanced swiftly back at the prisoners as if to say:_ See how solidly we''re in?
30932	But the professor pointed to a distant star and Mallison wondered:"Who moved Egypt?
30932	But you let him die?"
30932	Ca n''t you hear them?
30932	Could he reach and demolish the crippled barge before the Ptomenite fighters reached the scene?
30932	Could n''t we be as happy up here as down there?"
30932	Could you be more specific?"
30932	Does that planet really exist?"
30932	Had she been made the plaything of some high official?
30932	He said he was watching us-- trying to figure out whether we were spies?"
30932	How did you manage it?"
30932	How is he now?"
30932	How the devil can I--?"
30932	In God''s name-- why?
30932	In the light of this does it seem so strange that they turned their backs on all knowledge except that which aided them in dead directions?"
30932	Of McKee or Talbott or both?
30932	So why be surprised?"
30932	Spying on whom?"
30932	Tell me, what''s the situation?"
30932	Through which of these would they bring Doree?
30932	To attack or flee?
30932	Was she already dead?
30932	Were any or all of them dead?
30932	What did he say?"
30932	What happened to the rest of their science?"
30932	What happened?"
30932	What reason had anyone for attacking the ship?
30932	What sort of hideous mating had occurred, he wondered, to produce this mongrel creature with the brain of a human and the body of a beast?
30932	Who would have thought, Mike pondered bitterly, that I''d land out here pushing my own ship through space?
30932	Who?
30932	Why are n''t you finding out about this?"
30932	Why did n''t you give me a chance to protect my ship?"
30932	Why did n''t you tell me about these men?
30932	Why should you criticize yourself?"
30932	Wo n''t you sit down?"
30932	You all right?"
30932	You could send the whole cell block to his rescue?
30932	he snarled,"or will you give me the key?"
31975	And you think Bobby is one of these-- these seedlings?
31975	And you think they''re moving in?
31975	And your other geniuses? 31975 Ann,"he said impatiently,"we''re dealing with fantastically intelligent beings, but beings who are still_ children_--can''t you understand that?
31975	But what_ is_ it?
31975	But why?
31975	Catch somep''n, teach''?
31975	Have we?
31975	How''d you like to come on Star Watch with me?
31975	In what way?
31975	Is Bobby frightening? 31975 Is it the proof you wanted?"
31975	Is n''t this like the fish you caught? 31975 Joke?
31975	Know what this is?
31975	Love, understanding, sympathy-- wasn''t that what was supposed to work wonders? 31975 Monitoring us?
31975	No, but do n''t you see, John? 31975 See this?
31975	Tell me-- can you teleport?
31975	Well, what about it?
31975	Well,McCarthy said after a moment,"what are you going to do about_ this_?"
31975	Well?
31975	Were n''t you the same way, when you were a boy?
31975	What difference does it make whether they came from the zoo or from Burma? 31975 What has that to do with it?"
31975	What is it, John?
31975	What is it, John?
31975	What is it?
31975	What tigers?
31975	What was it in your classroom this time?
31975	Where did you get_ that_?
31975	Who?
31975	Why not?
31975	Why tigers, John?
31975	Yes, Bobby, what would you like?
31975	Yes?
31975	You mean the Outspacers?
31975	You wo n''t be mad?
31975	You''re quite serious about this, John?
31975	You''re shocked?
31975	You, too, Ward?
31975	You_ hope_ it''s this way, do n''t you?
31975	_ One_ failure? 31975 _ That?_ In our stream?"
31975	_ That?_ In our stream?
31975	All foundlings?"
31975	All they need is a copy of Robinson Crusoe and a chance to follow their natural instincts, eh?"
31975	And who knows which child is an adopted one?"
31975	Bobby, you''re a telepath, are n''t you?"
31975	Do you know who did?"
31975	Do you suppose we can go back to our jobs?
31975	Do you think it was Bobby?"
31975	Have you told this to anyone else?"
31975	He could n''t remain in the dormitory and, even if he did, when they all came back, how could he find out which boys had gone up to the ship?
31975	How do you fit it in with your super- intelligent super- beings?"
31975	How long is it since Los Angeles Day, when the U.N. buildings were bombed and burned by the original 3R Party in order to get rid of Unesco?
31975	How often do they have to make us hit the slides for the safety of the Mob Quad before you adopt a sensible theory?"
31975	I was thinking of going in for nuclear physics, but....""Go on, but what?"
31975	In all the time I''ve been tutoring him, has he ever been out of line?"
31975	It was_ still_ tied to the string, but where was it?
31975	Or Hebrew?
31975	Tell me, why is it that the smart ones do n''t discriminate?
31975	The thing had fallen and disappeared-- but_ where_?
31975	Two hundred forty- three years next June, is n''t it?
31975	Wait until they returned?
31975	Was the script simply Cyrillic?
31975	What Rough Beast?
31975	What about_ this_?"
31975	What are you going to_ do_?"
31975	What do you think, John?"
31975	What for?"
31975	What''s next?"
31975	Where''d they come from?"
31975	Why do you suppose they seem to like the full moon, John?"
31975	With_ tigers_?
31975	_ And what rough beast, its hour come round at last, slouches toward Bethlehem to be born?_ Ward became aware that his pipe was out.
31975	_ Now which of you is laughing?_ he wondered.
22892	A little rugged, huh?
22892	About ready to pack it up?
22892	And now, you think perhaps they are trying to hunt us down as they did my brother?
22892	And there was no provocation?
22892	And turn on that light, will you?
22892	And what have we here?
22892	And who''s to know what caused the uproar, or who''s involved? 22892 And why should n''t you demand?
22892	And would the plainsmen dare use their weapons against a legitimate claimant? 22892 And you did n''t put that in your report?"
22892	And you know something else, Danny- boy? 22892 And you saw the whole affair?"
22892	Anybody for mountain climbing?
22892	Are n''t you making----"A great, big thing? 22892 Are there any other claimants present?"
22892	Are you Commissioner Jackson?
22892	Are you a police agent?
22892	Are you trying to tell me my duties?
22892	Are you trying to tell me what I saw and did?
22892	Aw,whispered Gorham agonizedly,"aw, take it easy, will you?
22892	Been here before?
22892	But now?
22892	But somebody at Riandar, he gets a rush of brains to the head, see? 22892 But that affair was just a personal----""Think so?
22892	But they quit and turned the kid loose when you told them to?
22892	But who are you?
22892	But who''s responsible? 22892 But you are galactic, are you not?
22892	But you know something else? 22892 Can you hear me, Michaels?"
22892	Can you imagine any clansman without this sling?
22892	Civil charges?
22892	Class group?
22892	Class group?
22892	Dad?
22892	Did n''t give you any trouble?
22892	Did you ever see Khor Fortress? 22892 Did you get that thrust about the tribes?"
22892	Did you hand him another beating yesterday? 22892 Do I act as though I were in a trance, sir?"
22892	Do n''t they know how to break down a rigged story? 22892 Do what?"
22892	Do you have this with you?
22892	Do you really think, Mr. Waern, that you can sit here in peace? 22892 Do you remember that man''s struggles?
22892	Feel important? 22892 From now on, I''m the top man, do you understand?"
22892	Have you checked back on him?
22892	Have you ever seen a man bitten by a gersal?
22892	He ever say anything to you about it?
22892	He have anything else to say?
22892	Hey,he demanded,"what''s the idea trying to trip me?"
22892	How about him?
22892	How about the lieutenant?
22892	How about you? 22892 How did you get in here?"
22892	How do you do that?
22892	How many times was he bitten?
22892	How much did that youngster offer you to write up that incident the way you did? 22892 How much?"
22892	How safe?
22892	I might?
22892	I''m the regent, remember? 22892 If a formal conclave meets, and no claimant is clearly eligible for the throne-- know who''ll be called to start a new royal line?"
22892	In other words, I could have kicked over an applecart?
22892	Is this correct?
22892	Just exactly what_ do_ you think you''re doing?
22892	Just who is responsible for this report?
22892	Khroal?
22892	Know anything about this Gerry Kelton?
22892	Know why I''m not in class now? 22892 Later, huh?
22892	Look, Don, are you sure anything''s coming to back us up? 22892 Many of your friends carry these?"
22892	Masterson?
22892	Maybe you should tell him to give us some of this information he has, eh?
22892	Me? 22892 No?
22892	Now, has my space yacht been positioned back of the Blue Palace? 22892 Now, how do you get out of this seat belt without breaking your stupid neck?"
22892	Now, you say you have lived all your life among these people? 22892 Of course, it''s your own business, but if it were me, I''d tear up those slips, you know?"
22892	Oh, funny stuff, eh?
22892	Oh, he did? 22892 Oh?
22892	Oh?
22892	Oh?
22892	Oh?
22892	Permanent?
22892	Rayson was responsible in part, I suppose?
22892	Remember the private conversation between claimant and prime minister? 22892 Remember you remarked that I could have potted a few of them while they were getting into position?
22892	Say, how about that fellow, Foree? 22892 See that haze with the lines in it?"
22892	Seven zero five?
22892	Shot down?
22892	Sir?
22892	So now you happy?
22892	So that''s all of that, eh?
22892	So why ai n''t ya telling me something, instead of coming around with all them blinking lights?
22892	So you gave Andy Masterson a fast outline on manners, eh?
22892	So you think I''d better wait till morning?
22892	So? 22892 So?"
22892	Stellar Guard Investigations? 22892 Still want to play?"
22892	Stop what?
22892	Suppose you got into a fight, Don?
22892	Tell me, Don, why did you push my father forward to consult with the Korental? 22892 Tell me, has any progress been made on locating the Waern''Book of Ancestors''?"
22892	Tell me,he said,"do you have an interest in this matter?"
22892	That right? 22892 That right?
22892	That the book we''re all looking for?
22892	Them the charges?
22892	Then, who''s checkmated?
22892	Think I''d forget?
22892	Think so?
22892	Think the guy''d give you a couple hours to simmer down? 22892 Think we might have visitors?"
22892	To the Morek?
22892	Uncle Harle didn''t---- Oh, why do n''t you just leave me alone?
22892	Waernpeto?
22892	Want to tell me about it?
22892	We did?
22892	We get a few in the net we did n''t even suspect existed, you see?
22892	We got an agreement, you and I, remember? 22892 We''re getting this country organized, see?
22892	We''ve got self- government in this school, remember?
22892	Well, guys lose books now and then, remember? 22892 Well, maybe you ought to think it over about turning in those slips you wrote up, huh?"
22892	Well, so you''re Donald Michaels? 22892 Well, then, we can talk about that little affair in the locker room, ca n''t we?
22892	Well,he demanded,"what''s next?"
22892	Well?
22892	What are you getting at, Dad?
22892	What are you talking about?
22892	What dare I do? 22892 What do I do now?"
22892	What do you think you''re doing?
22892	What else could they do? 22892 What happened?"
22892	What was that fire, lieutenant?
22892	What would you expect?
22892	What''s happened now?
22892	What''s that?
22892	What''s that?
22892	What''s the last you picked up?
22892	What''s the number of your class group?
22892	What''s this about Jack Bordelle? 22892 What''s this, Mora?"
22892	What''s this?
22892	What''s wrong with these people?
22892	What''s your name?
22892	Which of the clans do we join?
22892	Who are you?
22892	Who are you?
22892	Who do you think you are?
22892	Who has n''t? 22892 Who is this Masterson?"
22892	Who''d take my word? 22892 Who''s the prime minister around here, anyway?
22892	Whom do we have to thank?
22892	Why bother?
22892	Why ca n''t we just duck into the shelter and let''em blast? 22892 Why did n''t you head right on into the hills from Riandar?"
22892	Why do n''t we pick up a few people and run this operation ourselves?
22892	Why not?
22892	Will you honor us, Mernar- dar?
22892	Wonder how Korentana made out?
22892	Wonder how long I''ve been out?
22892	Wonder if they''ll trace Korentona through them? 22892 Wonder if they''ve found what they were looking for?"
22892	Wonder just how it feels to get ordered around like that?
22892	Would the hillmen believe the stories about your brother in the face of your personal denial before their own council? 22892 Woulda fooled me, you know?"
22892	You are then, ah, presenting yourself as an authority on parapsychology, perhaps?
22892	You are thinking of----?
22892	You are, I suppose, familiar with the range of a medium duty blaster?
22892	You brought Don Michaels here, Father?
22892	You could have gotten several of them with that, while they were getting into position, could n''t you?
22892	You ever have any trouble with those three before now?
22892	You have made final arrangements for the conclave?
22892	You have matters for our attention?
22892	You know him, Dad?
22892	You mean I''ve got to stay under cover from now on?
22892	You mean the two Keltons and VanSickle?
22892	You mean they''ve got guards up there?
22892	You say there''s a gang of young fellows hanging around the Waern neighborhood?
22892	You say these people are pretty rare, and really dangerous?
22892	You tell them to take me out and shoot me? 22892 You think it could happen that way?"
22892	You want dealings with the Korental?
22892	You would consider this?
22892	You_ can_ read Oredanian script, I hope?
22892	Your father say anything about Stern?
22892	*****"And you are he who would be King of the Oredanu?"
22892	After my brother''s death?
22892	And I know it''s quite an effort for a young man to admit he''s been... well... shall we say influenced?
22892	And have you the cash in hand yet?"
22892	And he quit when you told him to?"
22892	And how about Pete Waern?
22892	And how about everyone else?
22892	And how about the honor of the Waernu?"
22892	And that long flight to Oreladar?
22892	And the border patrol, they challenge this old guy, you get it?
22892	And the commissioner said it was all right?
22892	And these?"
22892	And what could the hillmen do against the weapons of the plains?"
22892	And what do you do when a whole mob moves in on you?
22892	And who else could have caused the crash?"
22892	And who had the eternal gall to pull an attack on a grounded ship right in the Commission compound?
22892	And who was going to guard the pond while he was down there?
22892	And who would dare challenge that?
22892	And why was it they seemed to get a sort of paralysis when he barked at them?
22892	And you can let him tell us what he''s been doing and who he''s been working with, eh?"
22892	And, knowing it, why could n''t he wake himself up?
22892	Any special instructions?"
22892	Anything else I ought to know?"
22892	Are you sure he''ll keep quiet?"
22892	But brains?
22892	But how would you go about it to restrain one of those people?"
22892	But how?
22892	But maybe Al Wells might not be so rough about it this time, huh?
22892	But now?
22892	But what do you really think?
22892	But what had gone wrong now?
22892	But what had happened after that?
22892	But what was he doing here?
22892	But when you get almost through with your pre- professional... hey, Michaels, how did you make out on the last exam?
22892	But where was Gorham?
22892	But where''s Gorham?
22892	But why?
22892	But why?"
22892	By the way, how''s he shooting these days?"
22892	Can you explain this?"
22892	Can you go a little more into detail on that?"
22892	Catch?"
22892	Catch?"
22892	Catching up on your skull- work?"
22892	Clear?"
22892	Come on, what''s this guy doing, riding my tail?"
22892	Come on, young fella, that funny stuff, it do n''t work so good with old Jake, see?
22892	Come to think of it, he wondered, why was it people seemed to tell him things they never mentioned to anyone else?
22892	Come to think of it, what had this joker done with his clothes?
22892	Did anyone see them leave their home?"
22892	Did n''t he tell you his side of this thing?"
22892	Did the son combine other powers with that resistance?
22892	Did you notice the way I talked to Korendwar?
22892	Do I have to do everything?"
22892	Do you always go around... ah... dressed like that?"
22892	Do you feel perfectly relaxed and easy when I''m around?
22892	Do you know whether they''ve done any searching?"
22892	Do you really like me?"
22892	Do you remember the animal, chewing at him, injecting its poison?
22892	Do you remember this man dropping, first to his knees, then to his back?
22892	Do you understand that?"
22892	Do you understand this?"
22892	Eh?
22892	Ever hear of the''Hunters''?"
22892	First, of course, who are you?"
22892	For that matter, what good would their weapons be against a Federation Strike Group, even if they did use them?"
22892	Forget it, will you?"
22892	Got to have something for us Guardians to do, do n''t they?"
22892	Had he forgotten to take off the safety?
22892	Had he suddenly come to be regarded as clanless?
22892	Had he----?
22892	Had n''t old Jake said that guy had been shot down-- was dead?
22892	Had they----?
22892	Hate to see you walk into a jam, see?
22892	Have just about anything he wants, see?"
22892	Have you been here-- to this store-- before?"
22892	He''s your relief, is n''t he, Michaels?"
22892	He----"Pardon, sir,"the guard was saying,"but how about this man here?"
22892	Here?
22892	How about it?"
22892	How about taking me over to see the commissioner?
22892	How could he get into any more trouble?
22892	How had he managed to haul himself into this one, anyway?
22892	How much was it?"
22892	How was he going to get into the house-- and on into the little pond in the inner garden?
22892	How was the Aud?"
22892	How would you explain the missing numbers?"
22892	How''d I ever get out of that one?"
22892	How, he wondered, could a guy be asleep and dreaming-- and know it?
22892	How, he wondered, did a man like Harle Waern get started on the wrong track?
22892	How...?
22892	I should get excited about making some of the lower school crowd sore?"
22892	I''m just a poor, little old guy you keep around for laughs, remember?"
22892	In the second, do you think he would stand still while you mauled him by yourself?"
22892	Is it properly serviced?"
22892	It do n''t work so good, remember?
22892	It would only take a few minutes, and---- Why should he?
22892	Jasu Waern?
22892	Just how much was a guy supposed to do in one day?
22892	Just like on Konelree, remember?
22892	Know what I mean?
22892	Know what Stern''s trying to do, do n''t you?"
22892	Know what that is?"
22892	Know where it is?"
22892	Like that business about rehabilitation?
22892	Like when you told that Ghar thief to tell us all about it-- remember?"
22892	Look, Fellow, you would n''t be from one of those clans, would you now?"
22892	Make it fast, will you?"
22892	Makes things a little rugged, you know?"
22892	Maybe I should think of a question or two while we talk, the three of us, eh?"
22892	Maybe he wants to talk to the hill people, eh?"
22892	Maybe we work something out, eh?
22892	Michaels?
22892	Might worry them a little, would n''t you think?"
22892	No trouble that way?"
22892	Now how about it?"
22892	Now suppose we quit for the night, eh?
22892	Now who was this?
22892	Now would n''t that be awful?
22892	Now you, I''d say you were a little different, see?
22892	Now, how do you feel this morning?"
22892	Now, suppose we take a little walk, you and I?
22892	Now, though?
22892	Now, what was this?
22892	Now, where was that Michaels?
22892	Oh, no?
22892	Old Jake just hasta hang around-- kinda look after things now and then, this boy should n''t get in too much trouble, see?"
22892	Or I could plead my own case, for that matter, could n''t I?"
22892	Or ca n''t they recognize one when they hear it?"
22892	Or did you get the same exam?
22892	Or had he completely lost gyro synch?
22892	Or, if they were going to have an execution, why not make it legal-- over in Hikoran?"
22892	Otherwise?"
22892	Remember back in Tonar City?
22892	Remember the dipsy- doodle I turned in that box canyon?"
22892	Remember those?
22892	Remember what happened, you tried once to run things for yourself?
22892	Remember who came along and pulled you out just in time?"
22892	Result?
22892	Right?"
22892	Right?"
22892	Right?"
22892	Same operation, they should just move it a few miles, eh?
22892	See anything in the air to the east?"
22892	See those bright pips?"
22892	See what I mean?
22892	See what I mean?"
22892	See?"
22892	Shame to mess up this nice pretty little garden, you know?"
22892	So let me up, we do things your way, huh?"
22892	So this was Pete Waern?
22892	So what had happened?
22892	So what of it?
22892	So why should he be an exception?
22892	So why the big, high nose all at once?"
22892	So you could maybe shoot his eye out?"
22892	So?"
22892	Some of these things, only your talent will take care of, no?"
22892	Special Corps?"
22892	Still trying to be a big man, huh?"
22892	Suppose he broke surface right in front of a flock of trigger- happy Enforcers?
22892	Suppose you just turn your back to me for a minute, eh?"
22892	Sure, that part of it was all right, but why did the professionals have to join the party?
22892	Tell me, are they going to get a confession out of that man, Masterson?"
22892	Tell me, did anyone have the elementary intelligence to have this flier tracked?"
22892	Tell me, did he get you mixed up with that antique craze of his?"
22892	Tell me, how long have you been ordering people around like this?"
22892	That if you ignore this whole mess, it''ll go away?"
22892	That it?"
22892	That right?"
22892	That right?"
22892	The wardens?
22892	Then we''ll talk it over, hm- m- mm?"
22892	There''s no holiday down there right now, is there?"
22892	There''s very little doubt is there?
22892	These things are true?"
22892	They get this Masterson, see?
22892	They show up like that on both scopes, see?
22892	Think I did n''t know I was talking to a bunch of Hunters when I listened to that rigged story of theirs about the Keltons?
22892	Think I did n''t realize Rayson was sitting there prompting them whenever they started to get confused?"
22892	Think you can beat it?"
22892	This is also correct, I believe?"
22892	This is also obvious, is it not?"
22892	This is also true?"
22892	This is correct?"
22892	This time?
22892	Those three part of that bunch?"
22892	Want to take a couple of free ones anyway, just to be sure?"
22892	We got a nice, long ride, you and me, see?"
22892	What about it?"
22892	What are you driving at?"
22892	What are you trying to say?"
22892	What can the Federation offer you?"
22892	What department do you want?"
22892	What do you do?
22892	What had happened to Gorham?
22892	What had happened to the trigger on this thing?
22892	What idiot let this thing fall apart?"
22892	What then?"
22892	What was it that made someone like that become a criminal?
22892	What was the fellow doing?
22892	What was this?
22892	What was this?
22892	What would happen if someone took''em up on it-- like the wrong someone-- like me, for instance?"
22892	What would your answer be?"
22892	What ya say?"
22892	What''s the idea?"
22892	What''s up?"
22892	What''s your excuse for this row?"
22892	What''s your name and class group?"
22892	What''s your name?"
22892	Where did he fit into the situation?
22892	Where had these Michaels people come from?
22892	Where would our friend, Stern, end up?"
22892	Where would you hide from them?"
22892	Where''d you get that word?"
22892	Where''s he getting that?"
22892	Who are these two?"
22892	Who could set up something like that and make it look genuine?"
22892	Who was going to get this book and bring it back-- or protect it?
22892	Who, Stern wondered, was backing who?
22892	Why a near crash landing?
22892	Why did n''t they just give him a trial and put him into prison if he were guilty?
22892	Why did n''t you go ahead and deal with him yourself?
22892	Why did they have to have''casts like that last thing-- especially at a school Aud Call?
22892	Why did they just do what you told them without making a lot of trouble?"
22892	Why is it my father has to talk to the Korental-- alone?"
22892	Why should they look for more?"
22892	Why?"
22892	With those notes of Rayson''s?
22892	Wonder why he picked me?"
22892	Wonder why they have us hanging around this place anyway?"
22892	Would they accept such a thing about any of the Waernu unless it were proven by strong evidence?
22892	Would you really call me a close friend?"
22892	Yeah, I kinda wanted to see you-- what you look like, eh?"
22892	You ai n''t got the moxie to handle no mobs, remember?
22892	You can see what I mean, surely?"
22892	You did n''t do so well, did you?"
22892	You done some pretty bad things here, remember?"
22892	You have met Mr. Masterson, the self- government faculty advisor, of course?"
22892	You hear of him, maybe?"
22892	You mean he''s still playing games with those antique lead tossers?"
22892	You realize that?"
22892	You remember all this?"
22892	You see that?
22892	You think my uncle would kill his own clansmen?"
22892	You think they''re being all nice and understanding about this?"
22892	You were a trifle-- shall we say, crude?"
22892	Your boy with all them buttons, he takes care of that, see?"
22892	Your memory is clear on it by now, is n''t it?"
22892	he growled,"does it have to taste like the inside of an old shoe?
23335	Ah, but did he? 23335 Am I correct in saying that you would n''t have gone out there if you''d known Snookums was a robot?"
23335	Am I interrupting something?
23335	And are you the Prince Charming who woke me up?
23335	And just how did you come across that information, Golden Wings?
23335	And now?
23335	And speaking of money, did n''t you come down here to buy something?
23335	And that''s the purpose of a shakedown cruise?
23335	And who would know more about teaching a child than a child psychologist?
23335	And you''ve been working with Snookums since you were eighteen?
23335	Any word from the_ Fireball_?
23335	Anything new? 23335 Are my senses playing me false, or have you stopped that beat note?"
23335	Are you doing something He does n''t want you to do? 23335 Are you going to let him?"
23335	Are you sure it was n''t mechanical damage? 23335 As a power engineer, you should be acquainted with the''pinch effect,''eh?"
23335	As evil- looking as Satanas himself?
23335	At the same time?
23335	Bart?
23335	Black Bart?
23335	Both of them?
23335	Broken home and sibling rivalry? 23335 Busy?"
23335	But what I want to know is: Why is it being built around a cryotronic brain, the like of which I have never heard before?
23335	But why should he want to kill you here on the ship?
23335	But would he have figured that out for himself?
23335	But-- how did he get that idea?
23335	But-- how do you know this is what Snookums was given?
23335	But--"Do you know why?
23335	But_ why_? 23335 Ca n''t we stop the ship and check them, so that we wo n''t be subjected to this?"
23335	Can Snookums read English?
23335	Can the presence of this drug be detected after death?
23335	Can you dance?
23335	Can you give me a prognosis?
23335	Can you see that?
23335	Can you understand?
23335	Cream? 23335 Dead?"
23335	Did he date much?
23335	Did he have more than one bottle?
23335	Did he, Mister Vaneski? 23335 Did you ever hear of Lysodine, Captain?"
23335	Did you ever wonder if a robot had a soul, Mike?
23335	Did you need help?
23335	Did you see anything at all?
23335	Do n''t you trust your own designing?
23335	Do you have any idea what that knowledge might be?
23335	Do you have any ideas?
23335	Do you remember when we took Mellon to his quarters after he tried to brain von Liegnitz? 23335 Does Chief Pasteur know what killed him yet, Captain?"
23335	Does a thing like that happen often?
23335	Does it hurt you to have Him watch you?
23335	Fix it so it would leak?
23335	For eight years?
23335	Games, children?
23335	Happen to know why it does n''t work?
23335	Harry?
23335	Has n''t that triply bedamned rocket landed yet, Lieutenant? 23335 Have n''t we met, Commander?"
23335	Have you been back in there yet?
23335	Have you notified Treadmore yet?
23335	He could read a book, then?
23335	Hell, Wally, Serge Paulvitch is on the job down there, is n''t he? 23335 His own experiments?
23335	How about Pete?
23335	How about it, Jake?
23335	How about men?
23335	How about my soul?
23335	How about the front?
23335	How could you be so sure, Commander? 23335 How did he fall?
23335	How did that happen?
23335	How did you ever solve a three- tube beat in that short a time?
23335	How do I get to him?
23335	How do I know that someone else was involved?
23335	How do you know?
23335	How does his breath smell to you?
23335	How does she look, Multhaus?
23335	How is Mister Mellon?
23335	How long have you been working with Snookums?
23335	How many tubes were goofing?
23335	How old are you, little boy?
23335	How so?
23335	How was I to know who you were?
23335	How''s his pulse?
23335	How''s she coming?
23335	How''s the girl today?
23335	How''s your shoulder?
23335	I guess I''m disenchanted, huh, Mike?
23335	I mean, was he a religious nut? 23335 I reckon you know you got competition, huh?"
23335	I suppose the gadget at Miss What''s- her- name''s belt was an alarm to warn you of impending disaster?
23335	I wonder if the so- called sociologists have any explanation for it?
23335	If that''s the case,said Captain Quill,"why do n''t they just shut the thing off?"
23335	Is n''t it Hell? 23335 Is n''t it?"
23335	Is n''t there any other way?
23335	Is that bad? 23335 Is that the information, the data, that makes Snookums so priceless, aside from his nucleonics work?"
23335	Is there anything else, Sergeant?
23335	It''s been quite a trip, has n''t it? 23335 Just because of his name?"
23335	Just out of curiosity, what kind of a name is Keku?
23335	Leda here?
23335	Leda, if I''m right-- if this_ is_ what has been causing Snookums''odd behavior-- can you cure him?
23335	Let me take a look at something, will you?
23335	Lew?
23335	Lieutenant, do you actually mean that you really do n''t know what''s going on here, or are you just dummying up?
23335	Lieutenant,_ what_ is going on here? 23335 Like what?"
23335	Look, lady,Mike said,"why do n''t you look up the number you want instead of bothering me?"
23335	May I be so bold as to ask_ why_, Mister Gabriel?
23335	May I borrow these three books?
23335	May I help you?
23335	May I talk to him?
23335	Me? 23335 Me?
23335	Mike,said Pete Jeffers,"why would anybody here want to kill Lew thataway?
23335	Mike-- did he really hit you? 23335 Mister Gabriel?"
23335	Mister von Liegnitz,said Captain Quill,"will you and Mister Keku take the prisoner to a safe place?
23335	My final inspection?
23335	None of your equipment registered anything?
23335	Now just what was_ that_ all about?
23335	Of all the times to have to come to Antarctica,he grumped as the door of the rocket opened,"why did I have to get July?"
23335	Reaction? 23335 Ready for your ride?"
23335	Remember,he asked,"the story of the Sleeping Beauty?
23335	Rough family, eh?
23335	Satisfaction?
23335	See anything else, Multhaus?
23335	Sir Gay? 23335 Sit down, wo n''t you?"
23335	Smell that?
23335	Snookums?
23335	So what? 23335 So?"
23335	Something busted? 23335 Sounds Oriental, does n''t it?"
23335	Such as?
23335	Sure you wo n''t have a mite? 23335 Tell me, Vaneski, are you in love with your half sister?
23335	That accident you were talking about, Sergeant-- the one that made those vibroblades blow, remember? 23335 That brain in Cargo Hold One is cargo, is n''t it?"
23335	That machine I saw is actually a remote- control tool, is n''t it? 23335 That''s it; did you go there?"
23335	That''s the one under the Cesare Alfieri Institute in Florence?
23335	That''s what you''ve been working on with Snookums?
23335	That''s where an archangel takes the form of a human being and travels around with Tobit the Younger, remember? 23335 The glass broke first?"
23335	The question that has bothered me from the beginning has been: Exactly what killed Lieutenant Mellon? 23335 Then what happened?"
23335	These illustrations are analogues of the human mind?
23335	They?
23335	Think we can go in there now? 23335 This the guy, Miss Crannon?"
23335	Timmins Building, eh? 23335 Wally, tell me-- what in the hell is going on down there at Chilblains Base?"
23335	Want to bet?
23335	Well, how did you mean that?
23335	Well, then,the roboticist continued,"if a mechanism is capable of learning, how do you keep it from becoming dangerous or destroying itself?
23335	Well, what happens to this base now, Doctor?
23335	What about Lew Mellon?
23335	What about Lieutenant Mellon''s peculiar actions? 23335 What about the synthecells they''re making at Boston Med?"
23335	What are you going to do about the apartment?
23335	What are you here for?
23335	What are you scared of?
23335	What are you talking about, Mister Gabriel?
23335	What are you talking about?
23335	What can I do for you, Captain?
23335	What could that be?
23335	What data, Snookums?
23335	What did I find out?
23335	What did he do to it?
23335	What did you do today, honey?
23335	What do I mean? 23335 What do you intend to do about it?"
23335	What do you mean, sir?
23335	What do you mean? 23335 What do you mean?"
23335	What do you think, Commander?
23335	What do you think, Mister Mellon?
23335	What good will it do you to watch Him?
23335	What happened after he came out of the closet?
23335	What happened to him?
23335	What happened, Pete?
23335	What happened?
23335	What happened?
23335	What happened?
23335	What happened?
23335	What happened?
23335	What has happened to Snookums?
23335	What if there was absolutely no way for Snookums to experiment with this knowledge? 23335 What in the bloody blazes happened last night?"
23335	What is it you want?
23335	What is it?
23335	What makes it necessary for you to circumvent God?
23335	What makes you think it was a JD?
23335	What size?
23335	What sort of theory?
23335	What the hell do you suppose was eating him?
23335	What the hell else can I do but woo and win the wench?
23335	What the hell happened here?
23335	What the hell''s the matter with you, anyway?
23335	What the hell?
23335	What was I saying just before Commander Gabriel came in?
23335	What was all that, sir?
23335	What was the other question?
23335	What will you do if he becomes completely uncontrollable?
23335	What will you do? 23335 What''d he die of, sir?"
23335	What''d you say?
23335	What''s he saying?
23335	What''s that got to do with his soul?
23335	What''s that supposed to mean, Wally?
23335	What''s the matter, honey? 23335 What''s the matter?
23335	What''s the trouble, Commander?
23335	What''s the trouble?
23335	What''s this theory?
23335	What''s to do?
23335	What?
23335	Whatever you are, then,said Mike,"would you mind explaining?"
23335	When was that, Mike?
23335	Where are you going, Snookums?
23335	Where is He hiding?
23335	Where is my room?
23335	Where is_ who_ hiding?
23335	Where''s Doc Fitz?
23335	Where''s the damage?
23335	Which would take longer?
23335	Who among you would have any reason to kill me? 23335 Who are you?"
23335	Who knows? 23335 Who''s Officer of the Watch tonight?"
23335	Who''s gunning for you?
23335	Who...?
23335	Who?
23335	Why are you worried about His watching?
23335	Why ca n''t we spot it right off?
23335	Why call him Sir Gay?
23335	Why did you go out in the blizzard?
23335	Why do you have to watch Him?
23335	Why do you want to find God, Snookums?
23335	Why do you want to know what He is doing?
23335	Why not wait until you got back to Earth, where he''d have a better chance?
23335	Why not?
23335	Why not?
23335	Why''undesirable''?
23335	Why? 23335 Why?"
23335	Why?
23335	Will the Chief Physician''s Mate report to Commander Jeffers in the maintenance tool room? 23335 Will we make it, sir?"
23335	Would you kill a man for jealousy?
23335	Would you like another cup?
23335	Would you mind explaining what this is all about, miss?
23335	Would you please tell Snookums why you went out there? 23335 Would you_ really_ like to know?"
23335	Yes, sir?
23335	Yes?
23335	You all right?
23335	You did n''t catch him?
23335	You do n''t happen to have a hundred- thousand- unit microcryotron stack, do you?
23335	You do n''t just want to confront him and call him a liar, do you? 23335 You do n''t mind talking about it?"
23335	You mean Jake von Liegnitz?
23335	You mean he did n''t practice it?
23335	You mean he''s working on_ telepathy_?
23335	You mean the_ Branchell_?
23335	You mean you did n''t know?
23335	You mean,she asked,"something like astrophysics?"
23335	You really mean that, do n''t you?
23335	You think you know why they did it?
23335	You want a drink? 23335 Your business?"
23335	_ Ja?_ Huh? 23335 _ Ja?_ Huh?
23335	_ Know_ him? 23335 _ Security_ office?
23335	_ What?_ This is Lew Mellon''s book?
23335	_ What?_ This is Lew Mellon''s book?
23335	11"What I want to know,"said Lieutenant Keku,"is, what kind of ship is this?"
23335	Again they were all silent, but the question was on their faces: Who?
23335	Am I nutty, maybe?"
23335	And what is so blasted important about it?"
23335	And where were they heading?
23335	And why build a spaceship around it?
23335	And why from the end of the act?
23335	And, like all parents, she was asking herself:"What did I do wrong?"
23335	Another act to come?
23335	Any excuse?"
23335	Anything else?"
23335	Are there any more of them?"
23335	Are you all ready to go?"
23335	Are you really_ the_ M. R. Gabriel, of M. R. Gabriel, Power Design?"
23335	Are you sure everything''s all right down there?"
23335	Are you sure the vibration of the ship did n''t shake a-- something loose?"
23335	As he worked, he said:"You think you know where the rocket was fired from?"
23335	Back- patting, or just hero worship?"
23335	Before Mike the Angel could answer, Ensign Vaneski broke in with:"But the brain is going to be removed when we get to our destination, is n''t it?
23335	Besides, exactly what was wrong?
23335	But what I want to know-- and do n''t get sore-- is, did he show any kind of-- well,_ instability_ before this last outbreak?"
23335	But what would be the purpose of building a brain as gigantic as the one in Cargo Hold One?
23335	But who was on the other end?
23335	But why did he do it?"
23335	But-- shouldn''t we wait for the lab men?"
23335	Can I pick it up in the morning?"
23335	Can you be more specific than that, or is it too hush- hush?"
23335	Can you carry him, Keku?"
23335	Can you get those specs for me?"
23335	Can you photocopy them?"
23335	Could Snookums work with such a body of knowledge?"
23335	Did he act''holier than thou''or-- well, was he a fanatic, would you say?"
23335	Did he hit his head?"
23335	Did he refuse to stop when you ordered him to?
23335	Did you know him well, Pete?"
23335	Did you want to stay asleep all your life?"
23335	Do you have a copy of the thrust specifications for Cargo Hold One?
23335	Do you have any light to shed on this, Mister Vaneski?"
23335	Do you know anything about Lagerglocke''s Principle?"
23335	Do you know him well?"
23335	Do you remember Commander Gabriel?"
23335	Do you wish to speak to him?"
23335	Dr. Fitzhugh said:"Will you excuse us, Commander?
23335	Ever know a guy named Paulvitch?"
23335	First, what was it that Snookums was doing just before he came into the Power Section?
23335	Fitzhugh?"
23335	Fitzhugh?"
23335	Gabriel?"
23335	Gabriel?"
23335	Have I told you that I love you?"
23335	He gave his leg a final slap and said:"What happened?
23335	He hung it over the back of a chair and said:"Mind if I grab a cup of coffee, Doctor?
23335	He simply said,"How''d it happen?"
23335	He winced and yelled,"What''s the trouble?"
23335	How about bridge?"
23335	How about young Vaneski?
23335	How can a price be put on knowledge?"
23335	How come it does n''t work?"
23335	How could they?
23335	How do I get to His Despotic Majesty''s realm?"
23335	How does that tie in?"
23335	How is he?
23335	How long before we stop this beat note?"
23335	I repeat: Where is your pretty red spaceman''s suit?"
23335	I understand you designed her power plant...?"
23335	I''m looking for Captain Quill; where is he?"
23335	If you had a chance to get out of it gracefully, would you take back what you said?"
23335	Is a five- year- old competent to give orders to a robot?
23335	Is he?"
23335	Is it a passenger vessel, then?
23335	Is n''t it possible that an air current or something blew the smell away?
23335	Is n''t that right?"
23335	Is there a war on or something?
23335	Just what the devil is going_ on_ around this place?"
23335	Leda Crannon, looking tired but somehow pleased, said softly:"May I come in?"
23335	Lock the door, would ye?"
23335	Look, Wally, can you wait until tomorrow for those specs?
23335	Mike started to say,"At this time of night?"
23335	Mike the Angel stared at the microcryotron stack and asked:"Now, tell me, pal, just why would anyone want a brain that big?
23335	Mike the Angel watched the expression on the chief''s face and said:"What''s the matter, Multhaus?
23335	No like?"
23335	Now how the hell could that happen?
23335	Now what has this got to do with you and Snookums?"
23335	Now-- what happened?"
23335	Now--_how could Snookums have been at my door within two seconds after tearing out those switches_?
23335	Oh_ yeah_?
23335	Okay?"
23335	On the other hand, if he did n''t have what you wanted, he''d shake his head just a trifle, then squint up at you and say:"What d''ye want it for?"
23335	Or is it your half brother?"
23335	Or is there some kind of trouble you have n''t mentioned yet?"
23335	Peel that tape off, will you?"
23335	Pete Jeffers said:"Mike, if Mellon was poisoned, like you say, how come he was able to attack Mister Vaneski?"
23335	Reaction from this afternoon''s-- or, pardon me--_yesterday_ afternoon''s emergency?"
23335	Right?"
23335	Simply tell Snookums to forget all this stuff?"
23335	Snookums is a sweet little tyke, is n''t he?"
23335	So I usually think over what I say before I open my big mouth, do n''t I?"
23335	So what do you want?
23335	So what happened?"
23335	So you''re commanding the mystery tub, eh?"
23335	So?"
23335	Something He will punish you for?"
23335	Something more to happen?
23335	Spying for the corrupt and evil alien beings of Diomega Orionis IX?"
23335	Sugar?"
23335	That''s supposed to be_ my_ line, is n''t it?"
23335	Then he took a deep breath and said:"Do I look as bad as all that?"
23335	Therefore, Question One: Why was n''t the_ Branchell_ being built in space?
23335	Therefore, Question Two: Why was the_ Branchell_ being built around Cargo Hold One?
23335	Treadmore, looking like a tortured bloodhound, said:"But we''ll make it, wo n''t we?"
23335	Understand?"
23335	Want me to get them now?"
23335	Was he imagining things, or was there a peculiar note in Cowder''s voice?
23335	Was he queer?"
23335	Was it necessary to have an eight- hundred- pound, moron- genius child- machine running loose, too?
23335	Was it necessary to have|| an eight- hundred- pound, moron- genius child- machine running|| loose, too?
23335	What am I suspected of?
23335	What are you doing here?"
23335	What can I do for you?"
23335	What can I do for you?"
23335	What can I do?"
23335	What caused those vibroblades to burn up that way?"
23335	What did he tell you?
23335	What did you do, exactly?"
23335	What did you find out?
23335	What did you find out?"
23335	What does Chilblains need with a security office?"
23335	What does a psychologist have to do with robots?
23335	What happened?"
23335	What if he simply did not have the equipment necessary?"
23335	What is it, sir?"
23335	What is it?
23335	What is it?"
23335	What is it?"
23335	What is this system?"
23335	What price glory?"
23335	What would anybody have against him?"
23335	What''re you looking for?"
23335	What''s happened?"
23335	What''s the beef?"
23335	What''s the trouble?"
23335	What''s wrong with the low- power circuits?"
23335	What_ really_ happened?"
23335	When did I ever forget you?"
23335	Where is Commander Gabriel?"
23335	Where is this coffee haven?"
23335	Where is your uniform?"
23335	Which led to Question Three: What was_ in_ Cargo Hold One?
23335	Which one of us did it?"
23335	Who could it be this time?
23335	Who gave him the idea to make such an experiment as that?"
23335	Who knows what''s going on around here?"
23335	Who usually wins?"
23335	Who was driving the machine?
23335	Who was saying those inane things over the speaker that served the robot as a mouth?
23335	Who would buy electric power when he could generate his own for next to nothing?
23335	Who?"
23335	Why explain it to the crew?
23335	Why not just pack Snookums up, take him to wherever he was going, and say nothing about it?
23335	Why should a hairy pelt and a relatively low intelligence make a chimp non- human?
23335	Why should the Maintenance Officer be on duty right now?"
23335	Why take Snookums off Earth?"
23335	Why would he do such a thing, for goodness''sake?"
23335	Why?"
23335	Would n''t it be nice to be able to transform yourself into a swan?
23335	Would they work on a man?
23335	Would you say I was a pretty levelheaded guy?"
23335	You know he''s just a machine-- better than I do, I guess.... What is it, Mike?"
23335	You mean Serge Paulvitch, the Fiend of Florence?"
23335	You think I want to be a second- class genius working for a second- class outfit?
23335	You think I''m crazy?
23335	You want a little, eh, ol''buddy?
23335	_ Act One, the end of scene five._ But why had he been born to set it right?
23335	of E. build the brain on whatever planet we''re going to in the first place?"
27444	A dance?
27444	A little plastic doodad to tell you how old you are, eh? 27444 About the quarantine?
27444	Alan, you know all these people, do n''t you?
27444	Alan? 27444 Alan?"
27444	All of this is mine?
27444	All set?
27444	And Kovak?
27444	And if you ca n''t pay the fine?
27444	And physical description?
27444	And this Spacer''s a pal of yours?
27444	And what are you planning to do, now that you''ve dug up the Cavour drive?
27444	And what was the point of this little demonstration?
27444	And who are you? 27444 And you-- became an addict?"
27444	Any notion why it failed?
27444	Any trouble?
27444	Anyone bother you?
27444	Are we going to go over to the Atlas now?
27444	Are we going to have trouble with you too? 27444 Are you daring to take my word in vain, Rat?"
27444	Art?
27444	Banana? 27444 Bill me?
27444	But now what? 27444 But there''s been steady research on a hyperdrive, has n''t there?
27444	But why do I always have to go to dances with Roger Bond?
27444	But why? 27444 Can I help you, please?"
27444	Can I kiss you?
27444	Did you accept?
27444	Did you do well?
27444	Did you find what you were looking for?
27444	Do n''t I have any say in my own life?
27444	Do n''t you feel the same way? 27444 Do n''t you have a gene- record?"
27444	Do n''t you starmen ever get time for a fluorine treatment? 27444 Do they require every ship landing to go through this?"
27444	Do you think I do?
27444	Do you want to?
27444	Five credits, was it? 27444 Free Status?
27444	Going to eat?
27444	Going with anyone special?
27444	Got any suggestions? 27444 Guess you want your usual table?"
27444	Had?
27444	Has my advice ever steered you wrong? 27444 Have you ever been out there?"
27444	He''s a starman too?
27444	Heard the sad news, Rog?
27444	How about that? 27444 How can they do that?"
27444	How come you''re so hot to rob the bank, Max? 27444 How come you''re still hanging around York City?"
27444	How did you find all this out?
27444	How did you know?
27444	How do we get there? 27444 How does it feel to be a millionaire?"
27444	How much am I worth, now?
27444	How much of it do you have to take to-- to get the habit?
27444	How old is he now?
27444	How so?
27444	How''d you arrange it?
27444	How''d you like to go outside there with me? 27444 Huh?
27444	Huh?
27444	I said, do you want to take the Undertube or the Overshoot? 27444 I suppose you drew a blank in the big room downstairs?"
27444	If I''m held up I''m supposed to use this?
27444	If you had the chance to go back into the Crew, no strings attached, no recriminations-- would you take it?
27444	Intelligent?
27444	Is it okay?
27444	Is n''t everyone supposed to have a work card?
27444	Is that a final refusal?
27444	Is that the truth?
27444	Is that what they meant when they said I was unrotational?
27444	Is that where he lives?
27444	Is there going to be an investigation of the robbery?
27444	It only pays off for the lucky few, eh, Max?
27444	It''s a start, is n''t it? 27444 Jealous?
27444	Just as simple as that? 27444 Just for a day or so?"
27444	Level, now: are you coming back-- or are you going over the way Steve did?
27444	Lexman succeeded-- but how do you know Cavour did n''t succeed as well?
27444	Max Hawkes, eh? 27444 May I see your card, please?"
27444	Me?
27444	Me?
27444	Not unless you want to go in there alone?
27444	Now how about letting me rest?
27444	Rat? 27444 Rat?"
27444	See you tonight as usual?
27444	Sir?
27444	So what am I supposed to do?
27444	So what? 27444 So you''re looking for your brother, boy?
27444	So you''re not going to the dance?
27444	So?
27444	Starman, eh?
27444	Steve?
27444	Still have n''t given up the idea of finding the hyperdrive, have you?
27444	Suppose I do n''t want to be a bank robber? 27444 Suppose he''s not registered with the Free Status people?"
27444	Team? 27444 Tell me, Alan-- how long did you know Max Hawkes?"
27444	That leaves the coast clear for us amateurs, does n''t it? 27444 That''s where we go across, is n''t it?"
27444	The captain''s son jumping ship? 27444 The_ what_ number?"
27444	Then what_ were_ you talking about?
27444	Then why do n''t you? 27444 There still is crime?"
27444	Thinking about your brother, are n''t you?
27444	Today''s your birthday, is n''t it?
27444	Visa?
27444	Was?
27444	We are n''t really going across-- huh, Donnell?
27444	Well, son?
27444	Well? 27444 Well?
27444	Well?
27444	What are you talking about?
27444	What do we do? 27444 What do you think of our little paradise?"
27444	What do_ you_ do?
27444	What does the stuff do?
27444	What for?
27444	What happened to him? 27444 What happened to him?"
27444	What happens now?
27444	What happens now?
27444	What is it?
27444	What is that supposed to mean?
27444	What ship?
27444	What sort of stuff is this, fellow? 27444 What''s that?"
27444	What''s that?
27444	What''s that?
27444	What''s the landing hour?
27444	What''s the matter, boy? 27444 What''s the trouble?"
27444	What''s this about a change in schedule, Dad?
27444	What''s this all about?
27444	What''s wrong with Roger? 27444 What, Alan?"
27444	What?
27444	What?
27444	When are you leaving?
27444	When did you get back?
27444	Where is he now?
27444	Where to, son?
27444	Where''s that?
27444	Which is?
27444	Which ship?
27444	Who do you owe this money to?
27444	Who said I was staying here? 27444 Who said anything about visiting?"
27444	Who says?
27444	Who would n''t be?
27444	Who, special? 27444 Why am_ I_ so indispensable to this business?"
27444	Why not try it?
27444	Why not?
27444	Why''d they do that? 27444 Why?"
27444	Wo n''t you go in just once?
27444	Yeah? 27444 Year of birth?"
27444	You are n''t going to complain? 27444 You can stay with us a while, just to see if you remember the place?"
27444	You did all right tonight, did n''t you?
27444	You do?
27444	You know what this place is? 27444 You mean Steve may not have gotten a work card?
27444	You mean Steve''s a gambler?
27444	You mean even gambling places are classified and regulated and everything?
27444	You mean it''s sort of subversive not to spend money, is that it?
27444	You mean that there''s no faster- than- light research being carried on here?
27444	You mean you do n''t want to go in?
27444	You mean you''d stay behind if I built a hyperspace ship?
27444	You mean_ jump ship_?
27444	You remember me, Steve? 27444 You think there''s any chance Steve will come back, this time down?
27444	You want to know how it''ll be? 27444 You wo n''t be leaving right away, will you?"
27444	You''re Donnell, are n''t you?
27444	You''re not planning to go over the hill the way Steve did, are you? 27444 You''re planning to stay in the Enclave, are n''t you?"
27444	You''re sure of that?
27444	You-- you a spacer, no?
27444	_ Kevin!_ What''s wrong?
27444	_ The Cavour Theory_? 27444 _ Would_ he like to see me?
27444	3576- 3876--that''s three hundred years, no?"
27444	Alan had reason to trust the lawyer; had n''t Hawkes recommended him?
27444	And was it freedom, to sit in a crowded games parlor on a dirty little planet and struggle to get out of debt?
27444	And you want to find him and put him back on your ship, is that it?"
27444	And you''re a Free Status man, unregistered, employed as a professional gamesman Class B?"
27444	Any objections?"
27444	Anything wrong?"
27444	Are you awake?"
27444	As the numbers dropped into place his father said,"It''s your birthday, is it?
27444	Blankly, Alan said,"A what?"
27444	But a hyperdrive would wipe out the Enclave system, would n''t it?"
27444	But have n''t you ever considered that Earth''s scientists wo n''t bother developing such a drive for us if we do n''t care ourselves?
27444	But how come you''re loafing now?
27444	But is that all that''s wrong with me?"
27444	But suppose I had burned your friend''s belly, or he had stabbed me?"
27444	But the Contraction-- you understand about the Contraction, do n''t you?"
27444	But there''s just one thing----""What''s that?"
27444	But there''s time for one more drink, is n''t there?
27444	But why, Alan?"
27444	But why?
27444	But would he find anything?
27444	But you see the work setup?
27444	But----""But what?"
27444	Ca n''t you see I''m busy?"
27444	Did my father make much of a fuss?"
27444	Did n''t you hear me bet Max that I''d go back?"
27444	Did they find him?"
27444	Finally Collier said thickly,"_ Alan?_ What sort of gag is this?
27444	Finally Collier said thickly,"_ Alan?_ What sort of gag is this?
27444	Free status?"
27444	Get it?"
27444	Got it?"
27444	Got that?"
27444	Grinning, Alan thought,_ Three hundred?
27444	Had Gainer been the one who had betrayed them?
27444	Had Webber''s device failed?
27444	Had he opened the sealed envelope ahead of time, and sent Max to his death?
27444	Had there been just the faintest metallic glint below, as of a spaceship jutting up from the sand?
27444	Hawkes stopped a man in a blue uniform and said,"Where''s the nearest Shoot pickup?"
27444	He jump ship?"
27444	He jumped ship in----""Born_ when_, did you say?"
27444	He looked in both directions and went on,"Care for a drink?
27444	He said,"Is n''t there any public surface transportation in the city?"
27444	He tossed the slip to the table and said,"Well?
27444	His lean face was cold and businesslike now, and his voice was harsh as he said,"What''s this talk of thinking it over?
27444	How about Scotch-- is that the stuff MacIntosh was drinking?"
27444	How about a drink?"
27444	How could I possibly turn you down?"
27444	How do we find him?"
27444	How dumb do you think I am?
27444	How goes everything?"
27444	I pocket your winnings and you walk out of here?
27444	I suppose you''re from that ship that just put down?
27444	I''ll call each of you in the morning, okay?"
27444	I''m lousy-- but what other profession could I go into, on an overcrowded and hostile world like this one?"
27444	If you make so much money gambling, why do you live in a place like this?
27444	In a hoarse whisper he said,"Alan?"
27444	In a whisper he said finally,"Max?"
27444	In that case how will I be able to find him?"
27444	Is my father around?"
27444	Is n''t that what the policeman said----""I was in?"
27444	Is ten to one okay-- your hundred against my thousand that you''ll stay?"
27444	Is there room for a third passenger on this jaunt of yours?"
27444	Is there something wrong?"
27444	It turned to Alan and said,"May I see your card, please?"
27444	Just a little?"
27444	Just to pass the time?"
27444	Let''s go, eh?"
27444	Making an honest man of yourself at last?"
27444	Never seen a banana before?
27444	No good?
27444	Nuisance, is n''t it?
27444	Or ai n''t you hungry?"
27444	Or does n''t it matter to you what kind of transportation we take?"
27444	Or would n''t he just prefer to think I never was born at all?"
27444	Questioningly Alan twitched his shoulder- blade in a signal that meant,_ What do you think of this guy, Rat?__ Stick with him_, Rat signalled back.
27444	Say, kid-- any word yet on what''s going to happen to all Max''s dough?"
27444	See me come back, beaten up and ragged, a washed- out old man at twenty- six?
27444	See the Earther city?"
27444	See?
27444	So you brought back Steve, eh?
27444	Some way of fixing things up for us without queering interstellar commerce?"
27444	Someone else in the crowd said,"What''s he doing in the city anyway?
27444	Suppose I report to you at 0900?"
27444	Tell me the truth-- did Dad send you to sound me out?"
27444	That you?
27444	The Security man said,"Your name is Alan Donnell, is n''t it?
27444	The streets were crowded with office workers out for lunch; could he get away with it?
27444	The wish to get out of this tin can of a ship and really see the universe?
27444	The_ Valhalla_?"
27444	There will be new ships, wo n''t there?"
27444	There''s not much choice, is there?"
27444	Undertube or Overshoot?"
27444	W- would you care for a drink, Inspector?"
27444	Want to come along?"
27444	Was this, he wondered, what Steve had gone through?
27444	Well, let''s see about Donnell Steve Male, shall we?
27444	What are you talking about?"
27444	What difference does it make in the long run if the_ Valhalla_ becomes obsolete?
27444	What do we do now?"
27444	What for?
27444	What had happened to Hawkes and Byng-- why were n''t they obstructing the entrance, as it had been arranged?
27444	What have you done to our servo?"
27444	What is it?"
27444	What was all this talk of syndicates?
27444	What was it he had said?
27444	What''s in the inkwell today?"
27444	What''s that thing on your shoulder, boy?"
27444	What''s your brother''s full name?"
27444	What''s your name, spacer, and what brings you to York City?"
27444	When does your ship leave?"
27444	Where are you?"
27444	Where in blazes have you been the last two days?"
27444	Where''s that animal of yours?"
27444	Where''s the house?"
27444	Who cares what year it is on Earth?
27444	Who is calling, please?"
27444	Who said you had any choice about this thing?"
27444	Who''s setting up the landing orbit, if you''re here?"
27444	Who, I ask you?
27444	Why ai n''t he in the Enclave like all the rest of them?"
27444	Why bother?"
27444	Why did those people act that way?
27444	Why do n''t you keep quiet the way you did last night, and leave me alone?
27444	Why do n''t you tell me about your life on Earth these last nine years?"
27444	Why do n''t you try the information robot up there?"
27444	Why do you hope I keep at it?
27444	Why has my life been one unending persecution, ever since I declared there was a way to shortcut through space?
27444	Why is he asleep?
27444	Why should n''t I register?"
27444	Why''d he pass out?"
27444	Why?"
27444	Will we be in port long enough for him to find us?"
27444	Would you mind showing me your card, sir?"
27444	Would you take me to the ship, please?"
27444	You really are going over to the Earther city?"
27444	You want to get out of the Enclave, eh, Kevin?"
27444	You''re referring to my brother, are n''t you?"
27444	You?"
27444	Yours?"
27444	_ Here comes trouble._"How come you''ve cut jets, spaceman?"
27444	_ I did n''t even get a chance to call----_"Who is it?"
27444	_ So soon?_ Alan thought.
27444	_ What''s that?_ He leaped to the controls, switched off the autopilot, and broke out of orbit, going back for a return look.
11870	''And next?'' 11870 ''Next?''
11870	''No,''he said;''but----''''Why can not you leave me alone?
11870	''No?'' 11870 ''What have I to do with these things now?''
11870	Aluminium?
11870	And are you really going?
11870	And did you dream again?
11870	And it does-- twice?
11870	And it goes twice?
11870	And that was the end?
11870	And the orchid?
11870	And then he will be sane?
11870	And then?
11870	And then?
11870	And then?
11870	And they carried guns?
11870	And they sting?
11870	And which way do I go?
11870	And you are ready to go?
11870	And you have come into the world?
11870	And you really think such a thing_ is_ possible?
11870	And you''ve been happy ever after, eh?
11870	And you?
11870	Any luggage, sir?
11870	Anything amusing?
11870	Anything new? 11870 Are these the things collected by that poor young fellow you told me of the other day?"
11870	Are these-- alive? 11870 Bellows,"he said,"is that you?"
11870	But I should have thought an aeroplane?
11870	But how do they form new plants?
11870	But is such a thing possible?
11870	But what else was there to_ do?_he cried.
11870	But why me in particular?
11870	Butcher-- Butcher?
11870	Ca n''t I do anything for you?
11870	Ca n''t you see it''s me?
11870	Ca n''t you speak?
11870	Capo,he said,"have you your glasses?
11870	Cones?
11870	Davidson,said I,"what on earth''s come over you?"
11870	Dear me, Jane, did you? 11870 Dere is one thing we can do,"he said presently,"What''s that?"
11870	Did I do that myself in a flash of absent- mindedness?
11870	Did the fellows-- make it disagreeable?
11870	Did the little missionary come back?
11870	Did you call me a fool?
11870	Did you ever play North- West Passage with me?... 11870 Did you hear that--_ Bogota_?
11870	Did you see dat?
11870	Did you-- by any chance-- see his face?
11870	Died?
11870	Do something with''em... Did you think it was a treat?
11870	Do you ever dream? 11870 Do you mean--?"
11870	Do you notice the horses?
11870	Do you think I have n''t seen that?
11870	Do you think it is wise, Jane?
11870	Do you think she lives there now?
11870	Do you want me to criticise these plays?
11870	Do_ we_ come in the way? 11870 Dreams?"
11870	Eh?
11870	Eh?
11870	Eh?
11870	Eigh?
11870	Eigh?
11870	Even now--"The dream is always the same-- do you mean?
11870	Fail me?
11870	Funny case, was n''t it? 11870 George,"she said in an awe- stricken whisper,"did you see?"
11870	Gibberne,I cried,"how long will this confounded stuff last?"
11870	Got it?
11870	Had I anything in my hand when I spoke to you, dear, just now?
11870	Has God got Hell up his sleeve then?
11870	Has any one finished number three?
11870	Has no one told you,''In the Country of the Blind the One- eyed Man is King''?
11870	Have I got that right?
11870	Have I not served my Lord?
11870	Have you been telling Mr. Raut of all these contrasts of flame and shadow you think so splendid?
11870	Have you ever seen a curtain before a window fixed in that way before?
11870	Have you heard?
11870	Have you lost your wits?
11870	He does not suspect?
11870	Heard what?
11870	Help me to sit down,said he presently;"and now-- I''m sorry to trouble you-- but will you tell me all that over again?"
11870	Hid_ what_?
11870	His papa, ma''am----"His_ what_, Jane?
11870	How about miracles now?
11870	How about the others? 11870 How did he die?"
11870	How did it happen?
11870	How did it taste?
11870	How did these men die?
11870	How did you do that?
11870	How do you know?
11870	How do you manage that?
11870	How is this Sunday different from all other Sundays, little woman? 11870 How many days?"
11870	How much was there of it?
11870	How much will that be?
11870	How the deuce could you dream that?
11870	How the deuce,said I,"are you holding on up there?"
11870	How?
11870	How?
11870	How?
11870	I beg your pardon?
11870	I could almost swear----"What?
11870	I did n''t show any signs, did I, in those days of having a secret dream?
11870	I say,I said, in an undertone, and indicating Gip and the red demon with my eyes,"you have n''t many things like_ that_ about, have you?"
11870	I suppose it will wear off?
11870	I suppose,the pale man said, with a slight smile,''that you scarcely care to have such things about you in the living-- in the active state?"
11870	I wonder why? 11870 I''m dreadfully stupid,"said Fanny,"but who_ was_ Bibulus?"
11870	I''m not walking fast, am I?
11870	I''ve tried it,he said,"and I do n''t look hurt by it, do I?
11870	If I were to consent to this?
11870	If you had that?
11870	If you were a statesman in a corner, for example, time rushing up against you, something urgent to be done, eh?
11870	In there?
11870	Is n''t it here?
11870	Is n''t it?
11870	Is n''t there something called consecutive dreaming-- that goes on night after night?
11870	Is that a Magic Sword?
11870	Is that sort of thing always dreaming? 11870 Is this_ all_?"
11870	It do n''t leave much for ambition, does it?
11870	It was lively times I tell you? 11870 It''s a little thing in the telling, is n''t it?
11870	It''s all a delusion, is it? 11870 Jest stop rotating, will you?"
11870	Joshua?
11870	Left whom?
11870	Legerdemain?
11870	Like what?
11870	Like--?
11870	Living in a different time,I said:"do you mean in some different age?"
11870	Locked in?
11870	Look at that,said Holroyd;"where''s your''eathen idol to match''i m?"
11870	Look here,I said,"who told you about my great- grandmother''s recipes?"
11870	May I arst why?
11870	May I sit up?
11870	Mechanical? 11870 Must you be led like a child?
11870	My dear''Olroyd, what am I to do about dese infernal ants?
11870	My hat?
11870	Nipping your arm off?
11870	Not pass me?
11870	Not-- surely not the immaculate Hill?
11870	Not_ this_?
11870	Nothing out of the way?
11870	Now,_ what_ affects it?
11870	Of course?
11870	Orchids?
11870	Past?
11870	Please, m''m, may I go and see a wedding tomorrow?
11870	Poisoned-- by the ants?
11870	Put on my shoes? 11870 Really?"
11870	See?
11870	Sight?
11870	Sight?
11870	So I said,''could n''t you change it?'' 11870 Something in this way?"
11870	Sounds?
11870	Steel?
11870	Stop a planet in its flight, rob it of its centrifugal force, what then? 11870 Stop jest a moment while I collect my thoughts... And now what shall I do?"
11870	Stop there, will you?
11870	Suppose so? 11870 Survivors?"
11870	Swarm over him?
11870	Tell me,I said,"what happened?"
11870	That future,he said,"would you in truth change it?"
11870	That slide--"Moved? 11870 That you, Pyecraft?"
11870	The garden?
11870	The girl?
11870	The street? 11870 The year three thousand, for example?"
11870	Then they march about alone?
11870	Then you are engaged to him?
11870	There is neither ghost of earl nor ghost of countess in that room, there is no ghost there at all; but worse, far worse----"Well?
11870	This seems bosh to you?
11870	To open?
11870	To the canoe?
11870	Try the stuff?
11870	Vestiges of daylight? 11870 Was n''t he the person who built the wall?"
11870	Was the egg addled?
11870	We have got to be-- what do you call it?--entomologie? 11870 We never found the white wall and the green door...""You mean----?"
11870	Well... You''ve heard of the AEpyornis?
11870	Well?
11870	Well?
11870	Well?
11870	Well?
11870	Well?
11870	Well?
11870	Well?
11870	Well?
11870	Well?
11870	Well?
11870	Well?
11870	Well?
11870	What are you dewin''with that switch?
11870	What can it mean to them?
11870	What can one_ do?_he murmured, and turned over and was still again.
11870	What can we have the pleasure?
11870	What d''yer do it for then?
11870	What d''yer mean by it?
11870	What do you keep on posing for?
11870	What do you mean?
11870	What does it matter?
11870	What if I die under it?
11870	What in Heaven''s name, Pyecraft,I asked,"do you think you''ll look like when you get thin?"
11870	What inducement has he?
11870	What is a new star to me?
11870	What is blind?
11870	What is it, Gip?
11870	What is it? 11870 What is one to_ do?_"he said, his voice going up to an angry squeak.
11870	What is there forward?
11870	What is your friend Leonard?
11870	What old woman?
11870	What shall we have?
11870	What the devil''s that?
11870	What the goodness am I to_ do?_he said.
11870	What was it like?
11870	What was that I heard?
11870	What was that about''lived in vain''?
11870	What was that?
11870	What was there to do but flight? 11870 What was you saying behind my back about my playing?"
11870	What were, they like?
11870	What''s come to it?
11870	What''s come to you, Hooker?
11870	What''s she got in her''and?
11870	What''s the matter with you?
11870	What''s the matter with you?
11870	What''s the matter?
11870	What''s this?
11870	What''s up, man?
11870	What''s up?
11870	What''s up?
11870	What''s wrong now?
11870	What''s wrong with my playing now?
11870	What-- to land?
11870	What?
11870	What?
11870	What?
11870	What?
11870	What?
11870	What_ can_ such people want in Rome?
11870	What_ do_ you see?
11870	What_ shall_ I do? 11870 What_ was_ it?"
11870	What_ was_ that fearful smash?
11870	When?
11870	Where am I?
11870	Where did you go?
11870	Where does he come from, brother Pedro?
11870	Where is my boy?
11870	Where is the trail?
11870	Where''s Maydig? 11870 Where''s the recipe?"
11870	Where?
11870	Which way?
11870	Who are you throwing brambles at, you fool?
11870	Who knows?
11870	Who the juice are you?
11870	Who''s been killing calves here? 11870 Whom did you collect for?"
11870	Why did you ask five pounds?
11870	Why did you not come when I called you?
11870	Why do n''t you drink?
11870	Why not? 11870 Why not?"
11870	Why not?
11870	Why not?
11870	Why should n''t he?
11870	Why should n''t we go out?
11870	Why? 11870 Why_ should_ he?"
11870	Will you hurt me much?
11870	Will you tell me how much all this comes to?... 11870 Wonder who the deuce I am, eh?
11870	Yes?
11870	Yes?
11870	Yes?
11870	Yes?
11870	You believe now,said the old man,"that the room is haunted?"
11870	You did?
11870	You do n''t find yourself in doubt: did this happen or did it not?
11870	You do n''t mean to say-- eh?
11870	You do n''t see a moth on the edge of the table there?
11870	You left him?
11870	You liked it?
11870	You mean?
11870	You mean?
11870	You say you''ve tried it?
11870	You wanted to see me?
11870	You were saying,he said, addressing himself to Gip,"before you came in, that you would like one of our''Buy One and Astonish your Friends''boxes?"
11870	You will not perhaps mind taking my name, taking my position, but would you indeed-- willingly-- take my years?
11870	You wo n''t think I''m mad?
11870	You''ll take that box?
11870	Your dreams do n''t mix with your memories?
11870	_ Did_ he do all this?
11870	_ Eigh_?
11870	_ Faraglioni_? 11870 _ Is_ there a Hell?"
11870	_ Now_?
11870	_ What do you mean_?
11870	_ You_ do not want me,he said,"to lose my gift of sight?"
11870	''Do n''t you know?
11870	''If I say good- night to them, and go in,''I asked myself,''what will happen?''
11870	''Poor little chap,''said he;''and are you lost then?''
11870	''Very well,''I says??
11870	''Very well,''I says??
11870	''Well,''I says,''how''s the trade in scissors?''
11870	''What d''ye take me for?
11870	''What has Gresham been saying?''
11870	''What''s the matter now?''
11870	''What?''
11870	''Who''re ye staring at?''
11870	--or was it Hooker?
11870	After all, I thought, this is life-- love and beauty, desire and delight, are they not worth all those dismal struggles for vague, gigantic ends?
11870	Ai n''t he a- clawin''out of the keb?
11870	Also, they argued, do ants bite or sting?
11870	And Gip----?
11870	And I have rejected it, Redmond, and it has gone----""How do you know?"
11870	And always somewhere in that fat, abundant discourse he will say,"The secret''s keeping, eh?
11870	And the result of that attraction?
11870	And the size?
11870	And then did the pale electric lights near the station cheat the rough planking into a semblance of white?
11870	And then to Gip,"Do you see anything you fancy here?"
11870	And then,"Fail me?
11870	And then?
11870	And then?
11870	And what do you think''s the matter with me?
11870	And what on earth set this wind a- blowing?
11870	And what was I?
11870	And what''s the writing?"
11870	And why not take some of this delightful toadstool with him, for them to eat?
11870	And why should they stop at tropical South America?
11870	And, besides, why does he keep on eternally eating?
11870	And, moreover----?
11870	Are they dangerous now?"
11870	Are we to run away from these confounded ants whenever they show up?"
11870	Are you wearing your hair in a new way without warning me?
11870	As beautiful as your scales and all this silver vesture of the earth and sky?"
11870	At that he stepped back a pace, and cried out with almost a whimper,"What, in Heaven''s name, has come over me?"
11870	But I am always inclined to distrust these philanthropists- on- principle--""Are you quite sure?"
11870	But all the same, what on earth did Horrocks mean about"white as death"and"red as sin"?
11870	But as for the rest----Where''s the village?
11870	But did he see like that?
11870	But did it betray him?
11870	But do you think----?
11870	But how to prove it?
11870	But it was a queer thing to happen to a man; was n''t it-- altogether?"
11870	But should I let him?"
11870	But what was to prevent the ants evolving also?
11870	But when did they find these bones?"
11870	But, you know, what can you expect?
11870	Can not a man seek after righteousness for righteousness''sake?"
11870	Can not you hear the path as you walk?"
11870	Can you focus as closely as those planks there?"
11870	Coincidence, perhaps?
11870	Coombes?"
11870	Could it see him?
11870	Could you do other things besides that?"
11870	D''yer know that stick hurt?
11870	Did a man near to death begin instinctively to withdraw himself from the meshes of matter and sense, even before the cold hand was laid upon his?
11870	Did he ever think of those days in Rome, gone now beyond recalling?
11870	Did he like it or did he not?
11870	Did he see Holroyd kill himself?
11870	Did he, after all, know?
11870	Did he, indeed, turn his horse, or did it really of its own accord stampede after its fellow?
11870	Did that fatal unfastened door awaken some memory?
11870	Did the man mean to take the thing coolly?
11870	Did they get any more eggs?
11870	Did you ever have Carnaby twist your arm?
11870	Did you get those home?
11870	Did you like it?"
11870	Do they still show children dissolving views?
11870	Do you follow me?"
11870	Do you happen to know?
11870	Do you hear?
11870	Do you know what hallucination means?"
11870	Do you remember me as a kid at Saint Aethelstan''s?"
11870	Do you remember?
11870	Do you see the angel with the book?"
11870	Do you think I am coquetting with your people in coming here?''
11870	Do you think my clothes are beautiful, dear moth?
11870	Domestic?"
11870	Down that way-- nothing but pot- banks and chimneys belching fire and dust into the face of heaven... But what does it matter?
11870	Eden?"
11870	Eh?
11870	Eh?
11870	Even if Gresham did force the world back to war, what was that to me?
11870	Even if you died-- even if you died--''"''Yes?''
11870	For the new miracle of nature may stand in need of a new specific name, and what so convenient as that of its discoverer?
11870	Fresh scenes and fresh happenings-- until I came upon the last--""When you died?"
11870	Had I been dreaming of Eden overnight?
11870	Had I passed out of being into something that was neither being nor not- being?
11870	Had he been dull?
11870	Had he heard all?
11870	Had he just been within an ace of being murdered?
11870	Had the bed turned round?
11870	Had they heard aright?
11870	Have you altered the curtains, or re- arranged the furniture, or where is the indefinable difference of it?
11870	Have you ever heard of a dream that had a quality like that?"
11870	Have you got it?
11870	He broke out in an argumentative monotone:"But why should it be?
11870	He hated and resisted these things, but what could he do?
11870	He saved your life two minutes before... Why are you our lord?"
11870	Hill?"
11870	How can I describe to you the scene we had before us?
11870	How can I express it?
11870	How could he tell now whether he might not have identified the thing without shifting it?
11870	How could they find out?
11870	How do you take the mixture?"
11870	How fared the chase?
11870	How long had he been in the room?
11870	How shall we get it to the canoe?"
11870	How_ can_ they matter?
11870	How_ could_ she explain?
11870	I did not catch it clearly, because the little man beside me said, in a sharp jerk,"_ What''s_ that?"
11870	I doubt if you''ll remember anything of the_ Ocean Pioneer_?"
11870	I had it----""From Pattison?"
11870	I interrupted suddenly:"You have been to Capri, of course?"
11870	I led Gip round the head- wagging tiger, and what do you think there was behind the counter?
11870	I said,"How the devil did I get here?"
11870	I said,"How would you like your soldiers to come alive, Gip, and march about by themselves?"
11870	I was a man, with the heart of a man, and why should I feel the responsibility of a deity for the way the world might go?
11870	I wonder if you''ve heard the name of Butcher ever?"
11870	If that is not cheating--""If I was a cheat,"said Hill, with the note of hysterics in his voice,"should I come here and tell you?"
11870	If there_ is_ no refuge, if there is no place of peace, and if all our dreams of quiet places are a folly and a snare, why have we such dreams?
11870	If, indeed, this battle, this slaughter and stress,_ is_ life, why have we this craving for pleasure and beauty?
11870	Is it too extravagant if I tell you that it seemed to me as if Regent Street had, for the moment, done that?
11870	Is that a miracle, or is it black art, or what is it?
11870	Is there anywhere where I can talk to you?"
11870	It would be a sort of melancholy pleasure to talk to him again, and what harm could it do?
11870	It''s dreadful, is n''t it?
11870	Jolly quick thing, Bellows-- eigh?"
11870	Leaving what?
11870	Let me see-- where_ am_ I?
11870	Mad?
11870	Maydig?"
11870	Might n''t it be something else?"
11870	Mr. Piddingquirk--""_ Who_?"
11870	My father was near making me promise----""He did n''t?"
11870	Niggers?
11870	Odd, eh?"
11870	Odd, is n''t it?
11870	Or is it something else?
11870	Or where should we be?
11870	Ought it to have been?"
11870	Plattner?"
11870	Pyecraft?"
11870	See?
11870	See?
11870	See?
11870	See?"
11870	Shall we re- bury them over here, or take them across the strait in the canoe?"
11870	She had been quiet for a minute, and then she suddenly remarked,''William is a lot above me, ma''am, ai n''t he?''"
11870	She was dressed-- how can I describe it?
11870	Should I drift off presently, like a puff of smoke from a gun, in some kind of half- material body, an attenuated version of my material self?
11870	Should I drift to some spiritualistic_ séance_, and there make foolish, incomprehensible attempts to affect a purblind medium?
11870	Should I find myself suddenly among the innumerable hosts of the dead, and know the world about me for the phantasmagoria it had always seemed?
11870	Should he charge them?
11870	Should he charge them?
11870	Should he charge them?
11870	Should he identify it?
11870	Should he own up to the accident now?
11870	Smoke?
11870	Snooks?"
11870	So I said-- even I have my bright ideas at times--''If it got down from Sevenoaks to Snooks, why not get it back from Snooks to Sevenoaks?''
11870	Sun, sky, sea, rocks-- what was it?
11870	Suppose Wedderburn too had shifted the slide?
11870	Suppose this slouching, scowling monster_ did_ know anything?
11870	That lamp, in the natural course of nature, could n''t burn like that upsy- down, could it, Beamish?"
11870	The fact is----""Well?"
11870	The patch of stars he saw was in Sagittarius and south- eastward; the door was north-- or was it north by west?
11870	The puma, the jaguar, were more the masters here... Who were the real masters?
11870	The puzzle is, what are the flowers for?
11870	The whole thing impressed him as incredibly foolish and wrong, but-- what was one to_ do_?
11870	The_ Ocean Pioneer_?
11870	Then suddenly, with a queer rush of irritation,"What are you staring at?"
11870	Then with an abrupt transition to unreasonable anger:"What is the good of waiting here all the day?
11870	There came a piping bawl from inside the door:"That Formalyn?"
11870	There was n''t no inscription; why should there be?
11870	They called the year differently from our way of calling the year... What_ did_ they call it?"
11870	They called''em AEpyornis-- what was it?"
11870	Unless you happen to be afraid?"
11870	Was I indeed Elvesham, and he me?
11870	Was I indeed immaterial?
11870	Was all life hallucination?
11870	Was he deluding himself with his own fancies, or had Horrocks actually held him back in the way of the train?
11870	Was he going to faint?
11870	Was it in retreat?
11870	Was it pure hallucination?
11870	Was it wise to be here?
11870	Was n''t it kind of him to mind that fancy of mine, when many men would have taken offence?
11870	Was that last night, or the night before?
11870	Was the Lord Dynamo still hungry?
11870	Was the thing coming on again?
11870	Was the thing, whatever it was, inside or out?
11870	Was the whole universe but a refracting speck upon some greater Being?
11870	Was there any Eden?
11870	Was there any ground for the relief in the presentiment of death?
11870	Was there no sympathetic ruler anywhere in the world?
11870	Was there, after all, ever any green door in the wall at all?
11870	Was this dulness of feeling in itself an anticipation?
11870	We got to do this, and we got to do that--""If you do n''t mean to study my connection,"said Mr. Coombes,"what did you marry me for?"
11870	Were our worlds but the atoms of another universe, and those again of another, and so on through an endless progression?
11870	Were there other souls, invisible to me as I to them, about me in the blackness?
11870	What are they-- these Watchers of the Living?
11870	What can a man do against ants?
11870	What d''yer do it for, eh?"
11870	What did a dead Chinaman signify?
11870	What did they do?"
11870	What do these things matter?
11870	What do you think?
11870	What do you want to tell me?''
11870	What do_ you_ think?
11870	What does it matter?
11870	What else did you expect?
11870	What had he heard?
11870	What had he seen?
11870	What has happened?
11870	What has he to complain of?
11870	What is he stuffing?
11870	What is it?"
11870	What phantom was it?
11870	What ship is that?"
11870	What the devil was it?
11870	What was he to_ do?_ I suggested he should adapt himself to his new conditions.
11870	What was it I had not done?
11870	What was it Wedderburn was saying?
11870	What was it had gone?
11870	What was that refined little home to her now, spite of autotypes, Morris papers, and bureaus?
11870	What was this familiar street?
11870	What was this strange reddish dawn in the interminable night of space?
11870	What was unfolding itself?
11870	What''s gone wrong?
11870	What, he asked himself, had really happened on the line?
11870	When could the door have opened?
11870	Where had the door got to?
11870	Where is the courage that should animate us?
11870	Where the devil are we?"
11870	Where was I?
11870	Where''s Mr. Plattner?
11870	Where''s-- where''s anything?
11870	Which way shall we go?
11870	Which way shall we go?"
11870	Which way_ are_ you, Bellows?"
11870	Who do they say--?"
11870	Who wants to pat panthers on the way to dinner with pretty women and distinguished men?
11870	Who would believe me if I did tell?
11870	Why are you bothering yourself to lend that book"-- he indicated William Morris by a movement of the head--"to everyone in the lab.?"
11870	Why could n''t he be nice-- as he used to be?
11870	Why did n''t you marry a slavey?''
11870	Why do n''t you show yourself like a man, Bellows?"
11870	Why do you concern yourself about the beggar in the gutter?
11870	Why do you trouble about the interests of the race?
11870	Why had he left the crystal in the window so long?
11870	Why in the name of passionate folly_ this_ one in particular?
11870	Why not here and now?
11870	Why should she deny herself?
11870	Why should she not hear of him sometimes-- painful though his name must be to her?
11870	Why should things stop at that any more than men had stopped at the barbaric stage?
11870	Why?
11870	Why?"
11870	Window, or door?"
11870	Wonder if he''s after''Arry''Icks?"
11870	Wot''s_ he_ got?"
11870	Would even his pleasant company compensate her for that?
11870	You begin to understand me?
11870	You do n''t happen to remember, perhaps?"
11870	You do n''t want to shirk the consequences of your own acts?"
11870	You got_ fresh_ rattlesnake venom?"
11870	You remember?
11870	You saw that fish at first?
11870	You see-- how can I tell you?
11870	You were n''t there by any chance?
11870	You will just have lived twice to other people''s once--""I suppose,"I meditated,"in a duel-- it would be fair?"
11870	You''re a type of student-- Cambridge men would never dream-- I suppose I ought to have thought-- why_ did_ you cheat?"
11870	You''ve never seen it?
11870	_ Is_ it dreaming?
11870	_ They_ all sought their own narrow ends, and why should not I-- why should not I also live as a man?
11870	be a pigeon, will you?"
11870	he cried, and broke off with"But what_ can_ one do?"
11870	he did n''t stick out at that?"
11870	he said to Thaddy--"the Thing I fought with?".
11870	it''s you, is it?
11870	or should he leave this question unanswered?
11870	or was I indeed, even as I felt, alone?
11870	said Holroyd,"what now?"
11870	said I;"my wits are going, or am I in two places at once?"
11870	she said;"ca n''t people enjoy themselves?"
11870	what could be in them?
11870	what has become of it?"
11870	what have I done?"
11870	where are you?"
11870	with that stupendous violence of effect?
18668	''A what?'' 18668 ''A-- what?''
18668	''Ah,''he sighed, sinking back in his chair, and patting the slender hand of the girl beside him--''ah, who can tell what a monkey thinks?'' 18668 ''And my Crimson Diamond is inside that cat?''
18668	''And that cat told you this?'' 18668 ''And that duty?''
18668	''And what do you do then?'' 18668 ''And you ask me to keep that cat?
18668	''And you do n''t think it injures the landscape?'' 18668 ''And you know that the remains of the thermosaurus were first discovered and reconstructed by papa?''
18668	''And-- and leave me?'' 18668 ''And-- and you will not be impatient?
18668	''Are there any ducks out there?'' 18668 ''Are you afraid?''
18668	''Are you shocked?'' 18668 ''Are you sure,''I asked,''that it will swing into the coast on this Gulf Stream loop?''
18668	''Are you sure?'' 18668 ''Are you very much bewildered?''
18668	''Breakfast, sir?'' 18668 ''But,''I continued,''suppose it comes in the night?''
18668	''But-- but you were going to write poems about it?'' 18668 ''Ca n''t you comprehend that you have ruined our pleasure in the landscape?''
18668	''Camp out here?'' 18668 ''Did Daisy tell you why we are making our papier- machà © thermosaurus?''
18668	''Did you ever hear of a hen- pecked man?'' 18668 ''Did you hear what I said?''
18668	''Did you think I was digging for fossils in a salt meadow?'' 18668 ''Did you?
18668	''Do n''t she like yeller and red?'' 18668 ''Do n''t you believe in Pythagoras?''
18668	''Do n''t you like the color?'' 18668 ''Do n''t you see that my father and I could not take rooms-- now?
18668	''Do they ever attack human beings?'' 18668 ''Do you hate me, Miss Wyeth?''
18668	''Do you know Paris?'' 18668 ''Do you know what a thermosaurus is?''
18668	''Do you mean to say that the white tabby swallowed the Crimson Diamond?'' 18668 ''Do you see these rings in the sand?''
18668	''Do you think I am to be laughed at with impunity?'' 18668 ''Do you think it was for my own pleasure that I permitted myself to be left alone with you?
18668	''Does monsieur desire anything else?'' 18668 ''Even about-- cats?''
18668	''Gentlemen, of course?'' 18668 ''Harold,''she would say,''do you think I''m a fool?
18668	''Have n''t you heard what extraordinary eyesight duck- shooters have?'' 18668 ''Have you ever cruised about for it?''
18668	''Have you?'' 18668 ''Hey?''
18668	''How are you, Kensett?'' 18668 ''How could you know?''
18668	''How did you come into this compartment? 18668 ''How do you know you do n''t?''
18668	''I am not invisible to you,''she said;''why should you care?'' 18668 ''I do n''t understand--''"''Would you refuse my first request?''
18668	''I know why,''he repeated;''can you guess why?'' 18668 ''I mean to me,''I said, badly rattled;''give me the rooms and let me get to bed, will you?''
18668	''I suppose,''he said,''you are still writing?'' 18668 ''I suppose,''said the professor, nodding mysteriously at his daughter,''that Dick knows nothing of what we''re about down here?''
18668	''I-- I am sorry,''she said,''but would you mind not walking on the beach?'' 18668 ''I?
18668	''I? 18668 ''Is everything plain to you?
18668	''Is it late?'' 18668 ''Is n''t it?''
18668	''Is n''t there?'' 18668 ''It was rather slender rations for a thing like that, was n''t it?
18668	''Kinder lost his spirit,''said Frisby,''ai n''t he? 18668 ''Know what?''
18668	''Laughed?'' 18668 ''Listen, young man,''he continued, folding his coat- tails closely about his legs--''try to reason it out: why should cats bite?
18668	''Little?'' 18668 ''Married, of course?''
18668	''May I hold it?'' 18668 ''May I inquire what the contents are?''
18668	''Miss Holroyd is asleep-- not?'' 18668 ''Now what the devil is the matter with the animal,''I muttered;''does she recognize in me a relative?''
18668	''Now, this is very delightful-- isn''t it, Daisy?'' 18668 ''Now,''I said,''what time does the next train leave?''
18668	''Oh no, I''ll always have my eye on her-- I mean I will surround her with luxury-- er, milk and bones and catnip and books-- er-- does she read?'' 18668 ''Only a jay?''
18668	''Room?'' 18668 ''Since when?''
18668	''Student of diamonds?'' 18668 ''Student?''
18668	''The beach? 18668 ''The next train for where?''
18668	''Then why do you not ask me why?'' 18668 ''Then-- then that clew was useless; but who could have taken the Crimson Diamond?
18668	''Then-- you send me away?'' 18668 ''Toms and tabbies?''
18668	''Was that what your father had in that basket?'' 18668 ''Well,''he said,''nothing to report, Dick, my boy?''
18668	''What are you digging for?'' 18668 ''What are your other plans, Dick?''
18668	''What do you mean by that?'' 18668 ''What do you mean?''
18668	''What do you study? 18668 ''What does he mean by that?''
18668	''What has got into that cat?'' 18668 ''What on earth is he taking that into my room for?''
18668	''What piper?'' 18668 ''What''s that to you?''
18668	''What''s that?'' 18668 ''What''s the Winchester for?''
18668	''What''s the trouble with the basket?'' 18668 ''Where from, papa?''
18668	''Where have you been?'' 18668 ''Where on earth did such a reptile come from?''
18668	''Where''s Frisby?'' 18668 ''Where?''
18668	''Who knows?'' 18668 ''Whoop what goes?''
18668	''Why do n''t you do it, then?'' 18668 ''Why do you do that?''
18668	''Why do you imagine that I waste my time on you?'' 18668 ''Why not?''
18668	''Why should I be?'' 18668 ''Why?''
18668	''Wilhelmina,''I faltered,''do you mean to say that that guard could not see you?'' 18668 ''Wilhelmina,''he said,''do you feel chilly?''
18668	''Will you become my pupil?'' 18668 ''Will you forgive me now?''
18668	''Will you kindly remove that advertisement?'' 18668 ''Will you listen to reason, then?''
18668	''Would you dare tell me what you think of me?--Would you dare tell me what you think of my father?'' 18668 ''Would you rather I went away?''
18668	''Yes, Jimmie; is n''t there anybody here? 18668 ''Yes,''she murmured;''does it seem to you unmaidenly?''
18668	''Yes-- what troubles you?'' 18668 ''Yimmie?''
18668	''You are cruel,''I said, in a low voice--''what do you think I care for conventionalities?'' 18668 ''You see, McPeek,''said the professor,''we only wanted one more man, and I think I''ve got him-- Haven''t I?''
18668	''You take no interest in this problem?'' 18668 ''You would n''t ruin the landscape here, would you?''
18668	''Your father?'' 18668 A harbor- master,"I persisted,"is an official who superintends the mooring of ships-- isn''t he?"
18668	A man?
18668	A test for nerves, you think, Mr. Gilland? 18668 After that,"I continued,"you went through the rent in the mountains?"
18668	Am I one of those other men?
18668	Am I sure? 18668 Am I to record that too?"
18668	And I can throw a rose- colored spray over any object by the hose attachment, ca n''t I?
18668	And did you ever hear tell of the Hudson Mountings, mister?
18668	And risk staking our hobbies? 18668 And the camera?"
18668	And the clothing?
18668	And then?
18668	And what is that?
18668	And you saw a dingue and a creature that resembled a mammoth?
18668	And you saw it, William?
18668	And you saw something else?
18668	Are they burned?
18668	Are you Halyard?
18668	Are you criticising the wild jasmine?
18668	Are you hurt?
18668	Are you repenting of your bargain?
18668	Are you sure you are quite well?
18668	Are you trembling?
18668	Bird, ai n''t she?
18668	But do you suppose I''d flirt with you if I was?
18668	But what do you believe these-- these animals to be?
18668	But what is the Sphyx?
18668	But, professor,I began, a prey to increasing excitement,"do you propose to attempt the capture of one of these animals?"
18668	But-- but who is to wear them?
18668	By- the- way,he said,"who was the other dragon with her in the park this evening?"
18668	Ca n''t you fix things securely?
18668	Ca n''t you punch a hole in it?
18668	Convulsions? 18668 Could you get me a dog for a dollar?"
18668	Did my elbow touch you?
18668	Did n''t they call me a swindler down there at your museum?
18668	Did n''t you know enough to be frightened?
18668	Did n''t you know it?
18668	Did n''t you look them over?
18668	Did you ever hear of the harbor- master?
18668	Did you ever hear tell of Graham''s Glacier?
18668	Did you get it?
18668	Did you hear anything last night after you retired?
18668	Did you marry her?
18668	Did you see anything to frighten you?
18668	Do you mean to tell me that some convulsion of the earth has shattered the Graham Glacier?
18668	Do you need help?
18668	Do you suppose those transparent creatures will smell the odor and come around the cabin?
18668	Does Halyard live alone?
18668	Does it hurt?
18668	For a thousand dollars?
18668	Fright? 18668 Gills?"
18668	Go?
18668	Going where?
18668	Had I not better buy your ticket back to New York? 18668 Have n''t you?"
18668	Have we run afoul of a barrel or log?
18668	Have you engaged him?
18668	Have you killed that rubber- headed thing yet?
18668	Have you read De Soto? 18668 Have_ you_ seen this alleged bird skin in the Antwerp Museum?"
18668	He''s full of points, you see?
18668	Heavens,I thought to myself,"am I becoming jealous of my revered professor''s social success with a stray stenographer?"
18668	Hey? 18668 How are you, professor?"
18668	How can you?
18668	How did she know I was profane? 18668 How did you come to the conclusion that pies were to be used for such a purpose?"
18668	How do I know? 18668 How do you know,"asked Professor Farrago,"that the bird in question does not exist?"
18668	How do you know?
18668	How is your burned finger?
18668	How is your finger?
18668	How much does he want for the pair?
18668	I do n''t want any mawkish sentiment about it,he said, observing me closely;"I wo n''t permit anybody to feel sorry for me-- do you understand?"
18668	I seemed to hear my own voice speaking as if at a great distance,''You here-- alone?'' 18668 I suppose you took me for an inferior?"
18668	I think we''ll enjoy this adventure,I said;"do n''t you?"
18668	I want to ask you if you ever saw a man with gills like a fish?
18668	I''d be in a nice position, would n''t I?
18668	If,I began,"he marries one of those transparent ladies, what about the children?"
18668	In Paris? 18668 In Paris?"
18668	Is Professor Farrago-- amusing?
18668	Is anything the matter?
18668	Is it a bird? 18668 Is it fiction?"
18668	Is it what you wanted?
18668	Is that much?
18668	Is that so?
18668	Is that the beast he''s talkin''about?
18668	Is_ that_ the dog?
18668	It has been patched up, but how are we to know that the skin did not require patching? 18668 Lesard,"I said, hoarsely,"you do n''t suppose that they could possibly elect Miss Smawl as our president, do you?"
18668	Let''s set traps for a dingue,she said,"will you?"
18668	Like swimming squirrels, you navigate with the help of Heaven and a stiff breeze, but you never land where you hope to-- do you?
18668	Look,she added;"is that a man?"
18668	Make fun of you? 18668 May I pay a little compliment to your pluck?"
18668	Mister,he said, slowly,"have you got a million for to squander on me?"
18668	Not afraid to die?
18668	Now what will you do?
18668	Oh yes,I replied, with a shrug;"of course the man is mistaken-- or--""Or what?"
18668	Oh, did you? 18668 Oh, is that all?"
18668	Pardon me, Mr. Gilland, but you do not propose to take this young girl into the Everglades, do you?
18668	Pies gone?
18668	Points? 18668 Probably; it''s signed''Farrago,''is n''t it?"
18668	Really?
18668	So you''re a guide, are you?
18668	So you''re going over to Halyard''s?
18668	Something? 18668 Sort of a tadpole, are n''t you?"
18668	Stay where?
18668	Suppose,she said,"that I failed, before the congress, to prove my theory?
18668	Telegram?
18668	Tell me what are the dangers?
18668	The pies annoy me; wo n''t you tell me what they''re for?
18668	The professor said,''Is n''t it?'' 18668 The witness?
18668	Then there was something at your window, too?
18668	Then-- then I''m to go with you?
18668	There''s no use writing down everything, is there?
18668	Those women followed us, and who do you think one of them turned out to be? 18668 To bait hooks with?"
18668	To do what?
18668	Toted in from Okeechobee?
18668	Was it that sound that scared you?
18668	Was it the voice of the mammoth?
18668	We''ll wait till we get to Citron City,I said, weakly;"then it will be time enough to discuss the situation, wo n''t it?"
18668	Well, what are they for? 18668 Well, what on earth is it for?"
18668	Well,he rasped out at length,"what do you think of my auks-- and my veracity?"
18668	Well,said I,"why do n''t you fix those steam- fittings?"
18668	Well?
18668	Were the kittens black?
18668	What are the chemicals for-- and the tank and hose attachment?
18668	What are you going to do-- resign?
18668	What clothing did you buy?
18668	What color is it?
18668	What complications?
18668	What do you think it is?
18668	What do you want?
18668	What does a clumsy man know about packing such clothing as that? 18668 What good does a confounded wobbly, bandy- toed bird do to the human race?"
18668	What have you discovered, dear?
18668	What in Heaven''s name lay in those blue eyes? 18668 What is the Sphyx?"
18668	What is the matter with the dog?
18668	What the devil''s purring?
18668	What was it?
18668	What was the rifle for?
18668	What will become of the rest of us, then?
18668	What will you take to stay and attend to those steam- pipes?
18668	What would you prescribe?
18668	What''s behind''em?
18668	What''s curious?
18668	What''s one of them?
18668	What''s that soft thumping?
18668	What''s the matter with you?
18668	What? 18668 What?"
18668	What?
18668	What?
18668	Where is the professor?
18668	Where shall we go?
18668	Which harbor- master?
18668	Who are you?
18668	Who has seen a single specimen since?
18668	Who is the master- workman here?
18668	Who spoke of dying?
18668	Who was it who shed crocodile tears at the prospect of shipping me North?
18668	Who?
18668	Why did he act like that?
18668	Why does a gentleman in the backwoods of Florida want a stenographer?
18668	Why not?
18668	Why not?
18668	Why not?
18668	Why not?
18668	Why should I be?
18668	Why, it is like a bride''s trousseau-- absolutely complete-- all except the bridal gown--"Is n''t there a dress there?
18668	Why? 18668 Why?"
18668	Why?
18668	Will you help me?
18668	Yes,he said, in vague admiration;"it''s fierce, ai n''t it?"
18668	Yes; is n''t it?
18668	You do n''t know what awaits you at nine this evening?
18668	You do n''t know what you ran away from?
18668	You do n''t mean to say you agree to that outrageous bargain-- and I wo n''t take a cent less, either-- Good Lord!--haven''t you any spirit left?
18668	You do n''t suppose,said I, in sudden disgust,"that Miss Smawl believes there is a summer hotel and daily mail service in the Hudson Mountains?"
18668	You mean because I went for a stroll by moonlight? 18668 You mean to say you wo n''t let these men finish their work?"
18668	You mean yourself?
18668	You think she really is sorry?
18668	You think, then, that I''d better send Miss Barrison back to New York?
18668	You will start to- night, wo n''t you?
18668	You would n''t leave town, would you?
18668	You''re not going to raise the curtain while we''re sitting, are you?
18668	You''re not particularly complimentary, are you?
18668	You''ve been through Barnard? 18668 You''ve never been there-- of course?"
18668	''Are you deaf?''
18668	''Can she be another lunatic?''
18668	''Daisy, shall I help you?''
18668	''Do they?''
18668	''Do you believe that the soul of a hen can inhabit a human being?''
18668	''Do you care for fossils?''
18668	''Do you intend to starve him?''
18668	''Do you see the speck on the meadows?''
18668	''Does he know where his daughter is?''
18668	''Gone to India?
18668	''Is it important, papa?''
18668	''Monsieur is expecting friends?''
18668	''Now, what under the sun can I call her?''
18668	''That damn ocean is monotonous, ai n''t it?''
18668	''Well, and suppose I make a sieve of this big lizard?''
18668	''What are the drawings?''
18668	''What did I say?''
18668	A good dog?
18668	After a moment''s silence I asked,''What would you do in that case, Miss Holroyd?''
18668	All you care about is writing verses and stories, is n''t it?''
18668	Am I invited to stay here?''
18668	Am I not permitted to comment on the tropics?"
18668	And if she''s practically Mrs. Gilland, why not say so?"
18668	And what is this object that I am to look for and from which you fled five hundred miles?"
18668	And what was that strange, subtle odor which had insensibly filled the room?
18668	And who was the man with the white spot on his head who tried to sell the stone in Paris?''
18668	Anyway, there''s nothing else to do, is there?"
18668	Are they for a young woman or an old woman?"
18668	Are you a dodo?''
18668	Are you a sort of prophet and second- sight medium?
18668	Are you going to employ me as a draughtsman?''
18668	Are you going to trap Indians and have me report their language?"
18668	Are you going to?"
18668	Are you not aware that my father hypnotized you?''
18668	Are you not even a jay?''
18668	Before I could answer he went on:"I''m no mawkish sentimentalist, and I wo n''t allow anybody to be sorry for me-- do you hear?"
18668	Besides--""What?"
18668	But-- was it a man?
18668	Ca n''t you hear a tapping on the shell of your egg, Baron?"
18668	Ca n''t you understand that there are some people in the world who object to seeing patent- medicine advertisements scattered over a landscape?''
18668	Can you imagine how he proved it?''
18668	Can you leave to- night?"
18668	Can you not see how it disappeared, Harold?
18668	Can you see?"
18668	Could I believe what I read in ever- growing astonishment which culminated in an excitement that stirred the very hair on my head?
18668	Could I have read them aright?
18668	Could it be possible she was able to read my thoughts?
18668	Could_ he_ have been there all the while-- there sitting beside that vision in white?
18668	Did anything scare him?
18668	Did he ever swallow bigger food-- er-- men?''
18668	Did the young man in the sun- helmet tell you of something worse?"
18668	Did you?"
18668	Do n''t you know that we are not really here now, you silly boy?
18668	Do n''t you know?
18668	Do you imagine that I am flattered by your attention?--do you venture to think I ever could be?
18668	Do you know that he has a passion for bill- posting?
18668	Do you promise?"
18668	Do you really suppose that you mewed?
18668	Do you usually take luncheon, Dick?''
18668	Do you?''
18668	Eh?
18668	Eternal?
18668	Figure?
18668	Frisby?''
18668	Frisby?''
18668	Gilland?"
18668	Gilland?"
18668	Gilland?"
18668	Gilland?"
18668	Gilland?"
18668	Go to Florida?"
18668	Good Heavens,''I murmured,''am I insane?''
18668	Had I dared-- yes, dared to think of this wondrous little beauty as a female tourist?
18668	Halyard?"
18668	Have I changed so greatly in five years?''
18668	Have I not given myself to you?
18668	His gentle face lulled my suspicions, and I replied, very gravely:"''Who can tell whether they think at all?''
18668	How are we to receive''further orders''here?"
18668	How can I thank you for your brave vote in my favor?"
18668	How dared you think what you did think there on the sea- wall?''
18668	How many times will the pies go into the dog?
18668	How?
18668	I asked;--"one with points?"
18668	I could even be enthusiastic--""About my pies?"
18668	I cried;''can you vanish?''
18668	I did n''t say there was a live thermosaurus in the water, did I?''
18668	I longed to say,''Well, what the devil are you digging for?''
18668	I mean--''"''What?''
18668	I only--""But you did engage me, did n''t you?"
18668	I said as much to the bald- headed operator, who smiled wearily and replaced his hat:"Dawg?
18668	If I appear to you--''"''Appear?''
18668	Impressions of what?''
18668	Is it not so?"
18668	Is n''t there anything to do on this tiresome train?"
18668	Is nothing hidden from you?''
18668	Is the dingue extinct?
18668	Is this real magic?
18668	Is your hand unsteady after eating?''
18668	Jack Holroyd''s little sister?''
18668	Kensett?''
18668	Kensett?''
18668	May I ask what was the question brought up?''
18668	McPeek, you can bring his trunk to- morrow, ca n''t you?''
18668	Now, how many men will you take?"
18668	Of course you have seen pictures of reconstructed creatures such as the ichthyosaurus, the plesiosaurus, the anthracosaurus, and the thermosaurus?''
18668	Oh, why did I ever see you?--why did you ever come into my life?--what have I done in ages past, that now, reborn, I suffer cruelly-- cruelly?''
18668	Oh, will you take me?''
18668	On a broomstick?
18668	Or Goya?"
18668	Perhaps,''she continued, in sudden alarm,''perhaps this beach belongs to you?''
18668	Pies to catch invisible monsters?
18668	Purty, ai n''t it?''
18668	Rather red in the face, I said:"Do n''t you believe the great auk to be extinct?"
18668	See?"
18668	Seen it?
18668	She said:"Then-- you are married?"
18668	She saw a slate- colored man with gills?"
18668	She threw open all the bedroom- doors and said,''Will monsieur have the goodness to choose?''
18668	Slunk?"
18668	So I said,''Are there many mosquitoes here?''
18668	So when I repeated:"And you saw something else, William?"
18668	Something so dreadfully horrible that--""What?"
18668	Suppose my investigations resulted in the exposure of a fraud and my name was held up to ridicule before all Europe?
18668	Surely you gave yourself a little recreation occasionally?''
18668	The answer came distinctly across the water:"_ Who_ is that with you?"
18668	The correct reply to this is:"Why not?"
18668	The dog?
18668	The harmony of silence, the deep perfume, the mystery of waiting for that something that all await-- what is it?
18668	The passage he indicated was the famous chapter beginning:"Is the mammoth extinct?
18668	Then he leaned towards me confidentially and whispered,''Can you tell me what a monkey thinks?''
18668	Then he lifted his lantern and peered into the compartment, saying,''Is monsieur alone?''
18668	Then,"Have you ever heard of the Sphyx?"
18668	Was he a malignant and revengeful old party, or was he merely feeble- minded?
18668	Was he paying me up for the morning''s snub?
18668	Was it a cry?
18668	Was it invitation or was it menace?
18668	Was n''t it enough?
18668	Was that a bat that beat on the window?"
18668	Was that what she was laughing at?
18668	Was this benevolent- looking old party poking fun at me?
18668	We go to the Normandie, I believe?''
18668	Well,_ what was it?_"Something kept me silent, although a dozen explanations flew to my lips.
18668	What at?"
18668	What else is there?
18668	What kind of dawg do yoh requiah, suh?--live dawg?
18668	What makes it stick up its paws like that?
18668	What on earth had induced me to mew?
18668	What sort of ducks?''
18668	What the devil do women come into such committees for?
18668	What was it?
18668	What was my hurry?
18668	What was the use?
18668	What would become of you, monsieur?"
18668	What''s the matter with that dog?"
18668	What''s the trouble with the heat?"
18668	What?"
18668	Where are we going now?''
18668	Where are we?"
18668	Where could I be going?
18668	Where have the birds gone?"
18668	Where the devil was I going?
18668	Where the mischief could I find a dog in a town consisting of ten houses and a water- tank?
18668	Where?''
18668	Who could have imagined that little Daisy Holroyd would have grown up into this bewildering young lady?
18668	Who might he be?
18668	Who will volunteer?"
18668	Why should not Madame la Comtesse be heard by the entire congress?"
18668	Why should not the ux do the same thing?
18668	Why?
18668	Will you explain-- explain to me?
18668	Will you not make a little sacrifice for me?''
18668	Will you take me as your pupil?''
18668	Will you?"
18668	Will you?"
18668	Would I help her?
18668	Would they merely wash their hands of me and let me go to my own destruction?
18668	Would they repudiate me and send another delegate to replace me?
18668	Would they vote against giving her a hearing before the congress?
18668	Would you believe that he has found a loop in the Gulf Stream-- a genuine loop-- that swings in here just outside of the breakers below?
18668	You are a Doctor of Entomology?"
18668	You do n''t fiddle away all your time, do you?''
18668	You know that?
18668	You say you love me?''
18668	You will try to believe?''
18668	You wo n''t, will you?''
18668	You''re after my great auks, are you not?"
18668	You-- you do not possess wings, I suppose?
18668	cried Professor Smawl, scornfully;"_ that_ a dingue?
18668	cried the professor,''you do n''t mean to tell me that you see all that at such a distance?''
18668	daid dawg?
18668	death?
18668	hawg- dawg?
18668	he gasped,"are you mad, Gilland?
18668	houn''-dawg?
18668	love?
18668	raid- dawg?
18668	shouted Halyard, waving his shawls furiously;"what the devil are you about up there?"
18668	where''s that man in the shop?''
18668	who can tell what they think?''
18668	why should I waste one word-- one thought on you?''
32266	About what?
32266	And what''s wrong with me for a substitute?
32266	And why not?
32266	And why,he demanded,"did we become fake Victorians?
32266	Are n''t you clever?
32266	Are you_ mad_?
32266	Betty, are you out in the dark with that man?
32266	Burgee? 32266 But-- but why?"
32266	Can you hear me?
32266	Charles, how_ could_ you? 32266 Cousin, may I remind you that_ I_ am head of this house, and that we are_ Victorians_?
32266	Do I have to?
32266	Do you want me to show you my license?
32266	Hopeless?
32266	I have undies on, do n''t I?
32266	In front of the captain?
32266	Is Charles the right kind of person?
32266	Mike Possett, of the_ Beautiful Joe_?
32266	Possett?
32266	R- right now?
32266	Set down?
32266	The police?
32266	Try to kidnap_ me_, will you?
32266	Turn her?
32266	Well, where do you want to set down?
32266	Wh- what would he do? 32266 Wh- what''s_ that_?"
32266	Wh- who?
32266	What century is this?
32266	What''s the matter?
32266	Why would I want to?
32266	Why?
32266	You will, will you?
32266	_ Them?_gulped Charles, as the robot started to run.
32266	Also, are the coppers still trying to find him?"
32266	But-- but can we afford it?"
32266	Can you run?
32266	Cousin Aurelia was sputtering:"Do you know what he said when he left?
32266	Do you suppose a guitar and some old- fashioned songs at her window might-- well, make her want to get better acquainted?"
32266	Finally,"Cousin Aurelia?"
32266	Good enough?"
32266	Oh, Charles, do you suppose that-- that it''s_ me_ he''s after?"
32266	Remember?
32266	Then, before Charles could find a reply:"Unin_hab_ited?"
32266	What the hell do you want?"
32266	When he dropped you, did Possett take anything with him?"
32266	Why are we worse than the real ones?
32266	Why should n''t I yank at your beard?
32266	Would he_ kill_ us?"
32579	How go the Gods?
32579	Or is it something I have never before witnessed?
32579	True, Jeko had described a monstrous world; but how could a mere mortal experience its true meaning?
31937	Astrid, will you bring glasses and the bottle? 31937 But how did we get away?
31937	Dad? 31937 Differences to settle, gentlemen and my lady?
31937	Do n''t you know about it?
31937	Do n''t you see the crisis that is shaping? 31937 Do you think,"Thane asked,"that she would be ready to help now if it meant the overthrow of Candar?"
31937	Ever wonder,Pyuf went on,"why the Darzent Empire has n''t attacked?
31937	How are you able to see?
31937	How did you get into it, Garth? 31937 How goes it, duellist?"
31937	How is it?
31937	How long will you need?
31937	I suppose they went through the usual reversion of the orphan systems?
31937	If the broadcasts have n''t been on the air, what about the receivers? 31937 Is that your idea of the most responsible job in the Galaxy?
31937	It makes sense,he admitted,"but what about the second- stage drive?
31937	Just how far out is the force screen from the house?
31937	Just what do you want to do about it?
31937	Just what would you have us settle, spy?
31937	Just why, then, is all this Onzar background necessary? 31937 Make it all right?"
31937	Now that we have the drive, what are we going to do with it? 31937 Now,"he said angrily,"do n''t you think we''ve wasted enough time?
31937	Oh, an Alien, eh? 31937 Perhaps,"Thane said,"you are also aware of the industrial use of gold in the second- stage drive?"
31937	Roger, they killed them... and... where is Dad?
31937	That fits all right,Thane said,"but why tie in Onzar?
31937	The movement?
31937	Well?
31937	What happened, Roger? 31937 What were you trying to do?"
31937	What will they do to him? 31937 What''s she like?"
31937	What''s the purpose?
31937	Who are you?
31937	You do n''t know? 31937 And for what?
31937	And where is here?
31937	And why?
31937	And.... Thane wondered just what he was doing here... why was n''t he on Proxima?
31937	But for what motive?
31937	But how much time did they have?
31937	But how?
31937	But how?"
31937	But just what does that have to do with your disappearance, and the attacks that have been made on me?"
31937	But may I ask why you bothered to let the duel go on at all?
31937	But where''s the cork?
31937	But why?
31937	Can I do anything for it?"
31937	Could one man stop their attack?
31937	Did my message get through to Liaison?"
31937	Did you think it would fool me?"
31937	Do n''t you see what Candar intends?
31937	Do n''t you see?"
31937	He stepped forward....... the knife in his hand... what was it there for?
31937	His stylus poised, he asked,"Why did you go to the priestess?"
31937	How do the people of the Noxus system telepath?
31937	How had Pyuf and the others been taken care of?
31937	How long can we keep the channels open for a newscast?"
31937	If so, what had happened to Astrid?
31937	Is n''t that supposed to cut across warp- lines?
31937	Just how do you figure on stopping a fleet if it does surface at the Onzarian Confluence for two or three microseconds?"
31937	Just how do you propose we shove the cork into the bottle?"
31937	Just how does it work, anyway?"
31937	Just what do we have?"
31937	Now just what in the hell is going on?"
31937	Or did he?
31937	Or do you want to hold a systems election when the Darzent fleet surfaces at Onzar Confluence?"
31937	Shall we proceed with the main event?"
31937	The contest lasts till blood has been drawn three times or until a prior fatality-- or do I need add that?
31937	Then Dr. Reine was rescued?
31937	There was certainly plenty of gold splashed over everyone in the Onzar delegation, but what is it that makes the stuff so important to them?"
31937	What are they waiting for?
31937	What are you doing here?
31937	What happened?
31937	What he could see of the room looked vaguely familiar, but...."Where are we?"
31937	What will happen to that?"
31937	Where do I come in?"
31937	Where do we start?"
31937	Where have they taken him?
31937	Where''s the radio?"
31937	Why did they attack us?"
31937	Why do n''t you give our friend the politics?"
31937	Why do we need to worry about them now?"
31937	Why not just take me when we got to the court?"
31937	Why not let the Allied Systems have the tracer?"
31937	Why should I assure your safety?"
31937	Will anyone be listening if we put a speech on?"
31937	Would n''t that reduce to zero the strategic importance of our friend, Candar?"
31937	You remember how we talked of driving the cork into the bottle?
32088	And whataya doin''here?
32088	Anything else?
32088	Come on, what was it?
32088	Could he do it?
32088	Did n''t it say they would have to prevent that?
32088	Did n''t learn anything from Avery, eh?
32088	Did you see the lad at the foot of the stairs?
32088	Government, huh? 32088 Have any idea which way he went?"
32088	How about our boy, Avery?
32088	How come?
32088	Oh, them? 32088 This?"
32088	What about Apartment 523? 32088 What did that mind impressor tell you?"
32088	What do you know about the guy who just came in?
32088	What happened?
32088	Where the devil did he go? 32088 Where was the''copter abandoned?"
32088	Where''s Brittain?
32088	Who are you, bud?
32088	Who are you?
32088	Why do you think I was fiddling with it? 32088 Why?"
32088	Would one of you guys phone the State Police? 32088 Yeah?
32088	You did n''t really think you could get away, did you, bud?
32088	You getting off before four?
32088	You know this man?
32088	***** And if it were the museum Earth?
32088	A sudden voice said:"You lookin''for- a somebody, meester?"
32088	But if Brittain were actually heading there, why should he leave such a broad and obvious trail?
32088	But what was the message Brittain had received from the impressor that would make him react so violently?
32088	But who in hell would believe it?_ It would n''t, after all, do any good for him to tell anyone anything he had found.
32088	But why''d he want to do that?"
32088	How does it work?"
32088	I ought to be thinking about this Brittain fellow instead of--_ But, after all, what did Brittain matter?
32088	Karnes?"
32088	Oh?
32088	Once he had thought:_ Why do I believe, then, what the impressor said?
32088	Or would he?
32088	Page three?
32088	Say, what''s that you''re fooling with?"
32088	Suppose it turned out that this was just a stage set for students of history?
32088	The UN might have given them help, but, as the French delegate had remarked:"For what reason should we arm a potential enemy?"
32088	The question was: Which?
32088	Then why had n''t it affected Brittain?
32088	Was this the real Earth that he lived in, or a museum that had been set up by the Galactics?
32088	What happened to him?"
32088	Whatsa goin''on, Lootenant Carnotti?"
32088	Who is it?"
32088	Who lives there?"
32088	Why had n''t they found that''copter by now?
32088	Why not just forget it?_ But that did n''t help.
32088	Why?"
32088	You guys da Vice Squad, eh?
32088	_ Or had he been wound up, and his clockwork started in January of nineteen fifty- three?_ The radio popped.
32088	_ What''s the matter with me?
32088	_ Who taught you to shoot, dead- eye?_ he thought, as the man continued to run.
32344	A pet farm? 32344 Arthur, have you lost your mind?
32344	But why?
32344	Directions?
32344	Gib, can it really be a perversion of religious custom dreamed up by the Hymenops to keep their slaves under control? 32344 How the devil_ can_ it get dark, Lee?"
32344	Let''s get back to the ship, shall we? 32344 Mystery?"
32344	That ancient bogey again? 32344 What do you mean, outside?"
32344	What do you think they would be?
32344	What do you think, Xav?
32344	What sort of motive would you say prompted the Hymenops to set up such a balance?
32344	What the devil can she want here?
32344	What would it have been_ in imago_, Gib? 32344 Who are you?"
32344	Why not, Arthur? 32344 You love these repulsive little puzzles, do n''t you?"
32344	_ Moths?_he thought.
32344	A giant butterfly?"
32344	A sort of festival of sacrifice every decade, climaxing in tribal decimation?"
32344	And what did the Bees get out of the arrangement in the first place?"
32344	But for a fat old man, rejuvenated four times and nearing his fifth and final, what else is left except curiosity?"
32344	But what sort of principle would give an instinctive species compulsive control over an intelligent one, Gib?
32344	But why?"
32344	Could a race depending entirely on extra- sensory perception appreciate a Mozart quintet or a Botticelli altar piece or a performance of_ Hamlet_?
32344	Could a termite understand why men build theaters?"
32344	Directions?
32344	Finish it off, will you?"
32344	For what?
32344	For whom?
32344	From whom?
32344	How can I understand the motivations of an alien people?
32344	Is he still safe, Xav?"
32344	What if their motivations stem from a set of responses entirely different from any we know?"
32344	Where are the older ones?"
32344	Whose, and where?
32344	Xavier?
32344	_ What''s wrong there?_""Nothing is wrong,"Farrell said.
32162	Are you sure you only slapped her?
32162	But is it our fault? 32162 But look where it got me?
32162	Do you feel all right now?
32162	Do you still think so?
32162	Do you think it''s really as Murdo says-- that there are animals out in space?
32162	Is n''t that sacrilege or something? 32162 Is that so?"
32162	It''s a strange log, sir, It--"Strange?
32162	Jane Kelvey-- she is the dead one?
32162	The instruments-- are they working again?
32162	Then one direction is as good as another?
32162	What are you? 32162 What''s that?"
32162	Why did God make us like we are?
32162	Why do n''t you finish the log before you start passing judgment?
32162	You mean--?
32162	You saw what?
32162	''_ A tiger?
32162	And to be wonderfully and wildly happy?
32162	Are you scared?"
32162	But what does it matter about the time if you do n''t even know what day it is?
32162	Ca n''t I make you understand?
32162	Could n''t he see this man was suffering?
32162	Did you see the body?
32162	Do you think the mind stuff was capable only of recreating animals?"
32162	Do you want to try it?"
32162	Doubting Him?"
32162	He says, what the hell?
32162	He sneered at me and said,"I thought you were a big game hunter, Holloway?"
32162	Holloway was pacing the floor, his eyes blank and terrible"Unacceptable?"
32162	How could a man miss with a Hinzie at ten feet?
32162	How crude can a female get?
32162	How did men like Kennedy get into positions they were n''t fitted for?
32162	I asked him how he would like to be locked in his cabin for the remainder of the cruise?
32162	I wonder if he ever saw Melody''s picture?
32162	I_ do_ have to get up, do n''t I?"
32162	In the companionway of a space ship?_''This last was an incredulous question she asked herself.
32162	Is it created at the very moment or does it come somehow from a source- pile?
32162	Is this cloud a source- pile of life itself?
32162	Kennedy?"
32162	Kennedy?"
32162	Shall I go back if we ever escape from the sparkling fog?
32162	She asked,"Why did you tell Murdo you wanted to turn back?"
32162	She said,"What''s the matter?
32162	So how can I be mad?
32162	So what more natural occupation than guiding hunting parties in deep space?
32162	The sparkling fog?
32162	To know in a situation like this?
32162	Was Jane''s tiger a tiger of the mind?
32162	We expected something different, did n''t we?
32162	We_ do_ make awful messes out of our lives, do n''t we?"
32162	Well, this is sure different enough, is n''t it?
32162	Were they phantoms?
32162	What do you do with a woman on her knees before you, begging?
32162	When an infant or an animal or a plant is touched with the magic thing called life-- where does that magic come from?
32162	Why in hell did I fall for this idiocy?
32162	Why?
32162	Would Murdo kill in a fit of rage?
32162	You''re not implying he did that to her, are you?"
32162	_ And I know._ Do you realize what that means?
32162	_ What will he do now?_ expecting of course, something sensational.
32619	How much do you want?
32619	How,he asked,"could a man of your standing in the scientific world stoop so low?"
32619	Which one is that?
32619	And what made me come back?
32619	In short-- what was in it for me?
32619	The driver of the car that gave me a lift asked,"And what is your field of endeavor?"
32619	There''s nothing like study under a master, is there?
32010	A million dollars a year? 32010 But who wants it?
32010	Demons,I said crazily, and_ that_ was a mistake, but what else was I to do?
32010	For a minute I-- but I can trust you, ca n''t I? 32010 Fortunately?
32010	Hampstead? 32010 How do I know?
32010	How do you control them in the first place?
32010	How do you make an apple tree understand whether you want it to grow Baldwins or Macintoshes?
32010	How many?
32010	How old do I look to you? 32010 Just pass me the bottle, will you?"
32010	Let me inon something?
32010	Minnie? 32010 Remember any of your college physics?"
32010	Shall we fire her?
32010	Still in research and that sort of thing?
32010	Ten years, eh? 32010 They''re loose?"
32010	Virgie, do n''t you see her_ nose_?
32010	Well,I said,"it''s certainly good to-- How did you find me?"
32010	What about_ this_?
32010	What are you doing, Greek?
32010	What did you want to talk to me about?
32010	What do you mean, they got loose?
32010	What for?
32010	What''s that?
32010	What''s that?
32010	What?
32010	What?
32010	Where''s Greco?
32010	Why not?
32010	You do?
32010	You know it yourself, eh? 32010 You mean I''m going to get younger and younger, until finally I become a baby?
32010	You were a towhead as a kid, were n''t you? 32010 _ You?_""Did you hear about Grand Rapids?"
32010	_ You?_"Did you hear about Grand Rapids?
32010	And not just the Earth, because what can stop them from spreading?
32010	And that was you?"
32010	And then-- what then, Greek?"
32010	And then-- why not?
32010	And you have n''t breathed a word, have you?"
32010	Any more of that stuff left in the bottle, Old Virgie?"
32010	But what''s the use of money?"
32010	But you know what a Maxwell demon is?"
32010	Clear the hotel, you hear me?"
32010	Do you see, Virgie?"
32010	Eighteen?
32010	Ever hear of them?
32010	Ever see anything so comical as the lampshade he''s wearing for a hat?"
32010	Facial hair?
32010	Hampstead?"
32010	He would do_ what_?
32010	Her nose?
32010	How do the demons know which you want them to do, if you say you ca n''t control them?"
32010	How?
32010	I must have-- otherwise I certainly would n''t have told you, would I?"
32010	I said,"It''s sure great to see all the fellows again, is n''t it?
32010	Kept his secret?
32010	Know what you told me you were doing here?"
32010	Mind if I come in?"
32010	Now,"he said,"you know what I do here in the plant?"
32010	Right?
32010	Silly?
32010	Skin texture?
32010	That is, you ca n''t start with a glass of cool water and, hocus- pocus, get it to separate into warm water and ice cube, right?"
32010	The polite, alert young man beside me said, not so polite any more,"What''s he doing, you?
32010	Try to explain Maxwell''s equations to a Fed?
32010	Twenty?"
32010	Was it better than reverting past the embryo to the simple lifeless zygote?
32010	What do you think you''re doing?
32010	What else was there to do?
32010	What sort of fancy tricks has he got in there?"
32010	What''s your line these days?"
32010	When they let the first batch of rabbits loose in Australia, did they have any idea how many there would be a couple of dozen generations later?"
32010	Why not?
32010	Why not?
32010	Why not?"
32010	Would you, the way the world is now?
32010	You understand so far?"
32010	You''re not so stupid after all, are you?
32010	[ Illustration] Would n''t that turn your stomach?
32010	[ Illustration]"You?"
29488	Ah-- I''m not implying that it''s against protocol, of course, but I assume you''ve already made some investigation along lines of your own?
29488	Ah? 29488 Ah?
29488	Am I to be next, Mr. Beardsley? 29488 And I''d say we have come full circle, would n''t you?
29488	And it''s really up to ECAIAC, is n''t it? 29488 And now Professor Losch, please?"
29488	And this... was it all for this? 29488 And yet of all places, I''d say that Carmack''s estate was_ least_ ideally situated for this type of murder; you know what I mean?
29488	Another? 29488 Another?"
29488	Arnold, what is the meaning of this?
29488	Assumption?
29488	At rejects? 29488 Because he was confident he was going to buy you-- wouldn''t you say?"
29488	But-- but what are you going to_ do_?
29488	But-- you''re not even curious?
29488	Can I dial you a drink? 29488 Can you really conceive of operation in two hours?
29488	Eh? 29488 George Mandleco, Minister of Justice?
29488	Hear that, Beardsley? 29488 Hello?"
29488	How about Transferral Impress? 29488 How about it, sir?
29488	If you''ll just look around you...."Eh?
29488	In Heaven''s name, WHY? 29488 It could n''t be that crime was on the down- grade already?
29488	Jeff... are you_ sure_?
29488	Just like, you know, in those-- what did they call them--_whodunits_? 29488 Losch?
29488	Mandleco''s office? 29488 Me?
29488	My feelings? 29488 Neuro- thalamic imbalance is n''t it called?
29488	Never happened before, eh?
29488	Nonsense?
29488	Not pertinent? 29488 Notice what?"
29488	Now may I ask what the hell you''re going to do about it?
29488	Objection?
29488	Of course, but look here, Beardsley--"So it leaves me right where I started, does n''t it? 29488 Oh?"
29488	Questioning? 29488 She''s rarin''to go,"said Arnold with a display of good humor,"but we''ll let her wait a while, eh?"
29488	Sheila, what are_ you_ doing here?
29488	So?
29488	Sure of what, Pederson?
29488	That surprises you? 29488 That what caused the trouble?"
29488	The Logicals and the Primes, eh? 29488 The-- the other two Primes?"
29488	Then you think Losch is innocent?
29488	They do n''t?
29488	Uh-- is it something serious?
29488	Well, Mrs. Carmack? 29488 Well-- how_ did_ she equate?"
29488	Well... how would_ you_ feel if you had just been handed the news, out of the blue, that someone you loved had been brutally murdered? 29488 Well?
29488	What is it?
29488	What precisely does that mean? 29488 What was it, Beardsley?
29488	What''s that? 29488 What-- what did you say, sir?"
29488	What? 29488 Who?
29488	Why deny the obvious? 29488 Why not?
29488	Why?
29488	With_ me_?
29488	Yes, that''s true, is n''t it? 29488 You mean that night?
29488	You see? 29488 _ Meaning?_ I think it might mean,"she said,"that ECAIAC has also had a recent indulgence for the_ whodunits_.
29488	( That news- caster: how had he known there were three Primes?
29488	***** Must not?
29488	***** Now how would one do THAT?
29488	***** Synaptics?
29488	... yes... what''s that?
29488	A compulsion, some grotesque need to squeeze us all down to microscopic size first?
29488	A little disconcerted, Beardsley said,"What happens first?"
29488	A man like that-- We dropped all pretense, there were some bitter words--"Beardsley said quickly,"Could you elaborate?"
29488	And he offered you a hundred thousand a year, did n''t he?
29488	And his entire subsequent action was predicated upon that?
29488	And how often had this happened, even when he''d sworn he would n''t let it?
29488	And may I remind_ you_, sir,"he nodded toward the far door,"that your guests have arrived?"
29488	And when did you hear it?"
29488	And"obviously"insane-- was that a slip of the tongue, sir, or are you trying to force an issue here?
29488	And, Mr. Beardsley, what did you use them for?
29488	Are these your books?
29488	As psychologist assigned to Disposition Council, may I ask if there is an area of concurrence?
29488	Beardsley said sharply:"How did you know that?"
29488	Beardsley wanted to say,"Do you find the cause of the trouble, sir?"
29488	Being so advised, is there any objection on your part to answering a brief series of questions pertaining to the Carmack Case?
29488	But Mandleco, why Mandleco?"
29488	But then you get to thinking, hell, why try to guess?
29488	But why not?
29488	But with ECAIAC we''ve gotten away from all that, have n''t we?"
29488	But with a smattering of confusion, would n''t you say?
29488	COUNSELOR(_ leans forward sharply_): Do I understand you correctly, Mr. Arnold?
29488	COUNSELOR: Even to the point of committing a murder to prove it?
29488	COUNSELOR: I put the question: would it be possible for you to duplicate the grotesque feat that Beardsley performed on ECAIAC?
29488	COUNSELOR: Now we are agreed, gentlemen?
29488	COUNSELOR: Yes, Mr. Beardsley?
29488	Cal Tech, was n''t it, when Carmack was doing his special work on magnetronics?
29488	Can she really mean it?
29488	Carmack?"
29488	Checked Quantitative, have you?
29488	Could you-- ah-- clarify?
29488	Did he expect Beardsley to say something?
29488	Did n''t you notice?"
29488	Do n''t you know what it means?
29488	Do you understand that--_Mister_ Coördinator?"
29488	Do you understand that?"
29488	Dr. Trstensky... would you come forward, please?
29488	Eh?
29488	Eh?
29488	Have you ever seen it?
29488	He said sharply:"Any reason why not?"
29488	He was a friend of Carmack''s-- or a business associate shall we say?
29488	His whole body began to shake uncontrollably and his lips moved in a soundless whisper that seemed to say,"No, no... do n''t you understand?
29488	How about feed- backs?
29488	How could he ever have been caught up in such a thrall of terror?
29488	How could they remain so calm?
29488	How do you equate_ hate_, Beardsley?
29488	How does it narrow down?"
29488	How long to get going?"
29488	How often had he come here?
29488	How''s that test- run coming?"
29488	I believe you were to be ready with some observations today?
29488	I do n''t seem to-- You ca n''t mean_ Brook_ Pederson, the one- time tele- columnist?"
29488	I''m to conduct the investigation my own way, without interference?"
29488	I-- I--""What, no alibi?
29488	If I''d known your methods were... do n''t you think that was all a bit high- handed?"
29488	Indisputable?
29488	Is that substantially correct?"
29488	Is_ that_ on your tapes?"
29488	It would seem to me--""That she''d be a Prime?
29488	Just what do you propose?"
29488	Look-- see this?"
29488	Love him?"
29488	Loved Amos Carmack?
29488	Mandleco said,"Well?
29488	Mind telling me who are the three Primes?
29488	Mr. Pederson, if you please.... PEDERSON: Yes, sir?
29488	Mrs. Carmack?
29488	Must the man use such puerile methods?
29488	Must we go through it again?
29488	Neither can be_ totally_ sure of the other''s innocence-- eh?"
29488	No bad feelings?"
29488	Now do n''t tell me our pet goo-- uh-- snapped at you again?"
29488	Now what would be his way of doing that?
29488	Now why do you say that?"
29488	Now why should Arnold say that?
29488	On the basis of the content, would you say that you could duplicate Beardsley''s feat?
29488	One of the fifteen"possibles"?
29488	One of the techs was so indiscreet as to exclaim:"_ Murderer?_ Where did it pick up that word!
29488	One thing I''ve always wondered--_would_ it be possible to negate a given factor beyond all reach of empirical coördinates?
29488	Or am I wrong?
29488	Or is_ persuasion_ too mild a word?
29488	Or would you say a distortion of the detectival?
29488	Or-- his eyes beneath the glasses came to a quick bright focus--_was_ it quite perfection?
29488	Pederson?
29488	Pronounced efforts at emotional suppression?"
29488	Psychologic deduction is all very well, but how can you possibly know that?"
29488	Public confidence will be undermined if they think ECAIAC is-- is--""Not infallible?"
29488	Purpose?
29488	Safe for whom?
29488	Say as a hobby?"
29488	Shall I give both the questions and the answers as Mr. Pederson did?"
29488	Shall we get on with it?"
29488	Shall we proceed?"
29488	Suppose the same breakdown occurs?"
29488	Surely you have faith in ECAIAC?"
29488	That strikes a note?"
29488	That surprises you?
29488	The Primes-- how many did you say?"
29488	The only way he knew?"
29488	The sound of ECAIAC became a steady inundant drone; or did Beardsley just imagine that he detected something of the_ gleeful_ in it?
29488	The substance of this extraneous material?
29488	The sum and the substance, Pederson... do n''t you understand me?
29488	The third--""Would that be Professor Losch?"
29488	Then what is the new PROT- O- SUDS?
29488	There was sentience in it, there was awareness in it, there was fury in it and who could say if there was grief...?
29488	These books, these graphs?
29488	This is true?"
29488	Twice the salary of any other top man?"
29488	Untenable?
29488	Was n''t that your_ forte_?
29488	We were introduced, remember?
29488	Well then, would you mind giving me some... you know, just an idea of how you plan to proceed?"
29488	Well, Arnold?"
29488	Well?"
29488	Were they so close to the forest they could n''t notice?
29488	What about it?"
29488	What are you trying to say?"
29488	What better motive would you--""Motive?"
29488	What do you mean by that?
29488	What do you mean?"
29488	What is it?
29488	What man has stronger reason than the man who has lost his reason?
29488	What the hell you doing here anyway?
29488	What were your feelings at this point?"
29488	When had ECAIAC ever fouled up?
29488	Who else?
29488	Who the hell are you anyway?"
29488	Why do I persist in letting it get to me?"
29488	Why is that?"
29488	Why should he have said such a thing?
29488	Why should n''t he just_ once_ keep ECAIAC and Jeff Arnold and his clique stewing in their own tangle of tubes and electronic juice?
29488	Why?"
29488	Will you proceed, sir?
29488	Without ECAIAC?
29488	You admit this?"
29488	You did n''t really expect to carry it off?
29488	You did say_ detective fiction_?
29488	You do n''t even remember?
29488	You hear me, Arnold?
29488	You know-- possible to Logical, or Logical to Prime?"
29488	You loved your husband, did n''t you?
29488	You mean, of course, cold, from the beginning?
29488	You must be familiar with them?
29488	You see?
29488	You want to know if I saw Carmack the day of the murder?
29488	You were with New York Homicide, were n''t you, before promotion to Coördinates in''60?
29488	You would like to make a pertinent statement?
29488	You would n''t say this was a friendly visit?"
29488	You would n''t want to deprive her of the chance, now would you?"
29488	You''ll admit it does seem odd and misplaced for these times-- or had n''t you noticed?"
29488	You''ve been there?"
29488	_ But suppose you were wrong?_ Have you ever considered the effects of Probe on the_ sane_ mind?
29488	_ But suppose you were wrong?_ Have you ever considered the effects of Probe on the_ sane_ mind?
29488	_ Damn him_, thought Beardsley,_ he knows why he''s here... but how could he know?
29488	_ Damn_ it, why should this have to happen_ now_?
29488	_ Here?_""Yes, right here.
29488	_ How did you know Losch was my third person?_"Mandleco bristled a little, his face reddening as he groped for an answer.
29488	_ Never_ in the history of Crime- Central has there been such an undercurrent of speculation and excitement....""Excitement?"
29488	_ Really!_ We''re guests, Sheila, do you hear that?"
29488	_ Why had he ever committed himself to this situation anyway?
32254	Are you sure?
32254	Aw--"Scared?
32254	Better?
32254	But--"And see and touch my protobody-- the thing I really am?
32254	Do n''t you like my moon, Mark?
32254	Do n''t you?
32254	How''s that?
32254	Just what do you suggest people wear?
32254	Mark, do n''t you ever want to see the real me?
32254	Mark, would you shoot me if you found me outside your shelter?
32254	Mark, you like me a lot, do n''t you?
32254	Mark--"Yes?
32254	Mmmm?
32254	More than you ever have anybody else?
32254	Other side of what?
32254	See?
32254	See?
32254	Suppose I told you that this body is my protobody right now?
32254	Suppose,Mark said finally,"suppose other people started doing this thing?
32254	Tell me,Jennette said, gazing appreciatively at the heavy bronze shoulders,"where on earth did you get that?"
32254	Two point oh one centimeter naval, is n''t it? 32254 What do you suggest?
32254	What else could I do?
32254	What happened to her?
32254	What''s that?
32254	What''s the matter? 32254 What?"
32254	Who built the first robot factory?
32254	Who''s to know except you, Mark?
32254	Why is it really so wrong?
32254	Why not? 32254 Why?"
32254	Would n''t you sometime like to come down to my transmitter quarters?
32254	Yes, but if they keep producing new people in the Decanting Centers, what good is that going to do?
32254	Yes?
32254	Yes?
32254	Yes?
32254	You are n''t angry with me, are you?
32254	You mean go around all the time as if we were savages? 32254 You sure do n''t think much of me, do you?"
32254	You would n''t tell anybody, would you?
32254	You''re such a righteous beast, are n''t you?
32254	And the Decanting Centers?"
32254	Are you just going to leave them like that?"
32254	Build another factory?"
32254	But what about your guests?
32254	Do I shock you?"
32254	Mark dutifully echoed,"Deals with what?"
32254	Mind if I ask who made it?"
32254	Now what do I do?"
32254	Somebody had to build the factories, did n''t they?
32254	Sort of aphrodisiac, of course, but--""Is n''t that what it''s for?"
32254	Suppose somebody took a shot at you?
32254	Then Jennette said softly,"Mark--""Yes?"
32254	This cooperative agreement?
32254	Why follow all these rules of social conduct if there''s no good basis for them?"
32254	Yet-- was it more fun?
32345	Am I there yet?
32345	Am I there yet?
32345	And what is your element?
32345	Did n''t you believe me?
32345	Do n''t you see what he means, Willy? 32345 Give up illustrating?
32345	Have n''t you killed him yet?
32345	He loves me, does n''t he?
32345	How?
32345	Is Red lying down beside the sketch, Jim?
32345	Is n''t it obvious?
32345	Mmm?
32345	Sit down, will you? 32345 So just what seems to be the problem?"
32345	So now what gives?
32345	Tax trouble? 32345 Then why do n''t you draw her full size?"
32345	Well,said Willy,"he was n''t expected to know he''d have to kill me--""How_ else_ can you leave the body you''re in?"
32345	What are you waiting for?
32345	What did he expect you''d do? 32345 What does it matter, how?"
32345	What''s taking him so long?
32345	What''s the problem, Willy?
32345	What''s your name?
32345	Who is she, Willy?
32345	Who''s your friend?
32345	Why do n''t you--"Leave off my signature?
32345	Why,demanded the little woman,"should I go up to him?
32345	You love him, do n''t you?
32345	Your shoulders--"James? 32345 Because it seemed practical to say it, I said it:But would n''t that be a distortion too?"
32345	Care for one?"
32345	Do n''t you think you''d better answer it?"
32345	Everything you sketch, huh?"
32345	I said,"Mmm?"
32345	If there''s water on Mars I''ll believe it when I drink it, but until then I''ll say,"So what''s with Mars?
32345	Occupy two bodies at the same time?"
32345	Or did I?...
32345	Or maybe one of your models?"
32345	To Willy I said,"You can''t-- project her?"
32345	To Willy I said:"If Red''s a figment of your imagination, why did n''t you imagine her a more practical size in the first place?"
32345	Turning to me he said imploringly,"You_ did_ believe me, did n''t you, Jim?"
32345	Where was Willy?
32345	Who?
32345	Why ca n''t he come down to me?"
32345	Why do you have to give up art?"
32345	Will you come over tonight?"
32345	You see what I''m driving at?
20856	A woman has a right to change her mind, has n''t she?
20856	Ai n''t it the truth?
20856	Am I? 20856 And I would be entirely out of line in assuming he did discover hostile foreign bodies and was destroyed by them?"
20856	And just what gives you that idea?
20856	And perhaps deservedly so?
20856	And that will give you a chance to capture him and have the whole ten accounted for?
20856	And what the hell is an android?
20856	And what''s that?
20856	And you want--?
20856	And...?
20856	And...?
20856	Another one? 20856 Any idea where we might go to have a little talk with him?"
20856	Anybody for coffee?
20856	Are n''t you happy at Park Hill?
20856	Are the Russians_ really_ that far ahead?
20856	Are you afraid to die?
20856	Are you going?
20856	Are you of the opinion that these creatures have been dropped anywhere else on earth?
20856	Are you out of your mind? 20856 Are you sure you''re not exaggerating things a little?"
20856	Are you telling me Crane''s ego is still smarting?
20856	Are you telling me he caught you following him? 20856 Are_ you_ beginning to doubt, Doctor?"
20856	Before or after the good Senator fell on his face?
20856	Brent? 20856 But Les King does not want to forget them?"
20856	But how can you be sure?
20856	But if a race of people were that advanced, if their intention is hostile, why do they pussyfoot around this way? 20856 But what about their potentials, their capabilities?
20856	But what, Senator?
20856	By fire and brimstone on judgment day?
20856	Can the government man keep Les King from talking about the man with the broken leg?
20856	Captain?.... 20856 Could it have been a-- well, a new kind of plasma?"
20856	Could n''t do what, sweet?
20856	Cruel?
20856	Damned odd, do n''t you think?
20856	Did he tell you where the man with the broken leg came from?
20856	Did it happen at the hospital?
20856	Did it have to do with a patient?
20856	Did it leave a mark?
20856	Did you have a rough day?
20856	Do the people inside really believe?
20856	Do you cut it?
20856	Do you know where to contact King again?
20856	Do you remember what I told you to do?
20856	Do you think he was sick?
20856	Do you think there''s as much danger in this thing as Taber says?
20856	Do you think we can assume the tenth android died also?
20856	Do you think you will eventually get these answers?
20856	Do you want another?
20856	Do you want to drive?
20856	Do you want to take the car or shall I drive you?
20856	Doctor,he answered, scowling,"Did you ever hear of a project so secret that it could n''t even be given enough personnel to make it work?"
20856	Does Frank Corson live here?
20856	Does he hope to?
20856	Does it matter?
20856	Does n''t it? 20856 Does n''t it?"
20856	Does that mean you ca n''t tell even me?
20856	Feeling better?
20856	Frank Corson knew nothing else about William Matson?
20856	Frank-- Frank-- what went wrong with us?
20856	Frank-- what is it?
20856	From you? 20856 Goddamn it, Taber, just what in blazes is going on around here?"
20856	Good- bye?
20856	Halliday?
20856	Has it been done?
20856	Has it occurred to you that the tenth android might be a supervisor, the boss, the captain? 20856 Have their interests been violated?"
20856	Have you eaten anything today?
20856	Have you got a dime, lady?
20856	Have you read anything on Kendrick''s experiments with synthetic emotion?
20856	Have you still got that court order?
20856	He is a government official?
20856	He lives here with you sometimes, does n''t he?
20856	He''s_ what_?
20856	Honest?
20856	How are you feeling?
20856	How could he know where the data was?
20856	How could it possibly help me?
20856	How could you know? 20856 How did you discover this?"
20856	How do you do that?
20856	How do you know that?
20856	How do you know?
20856	How do you make love?
20856	How in hell did they do it?
20856	How many of you were there?
20856	How so?
20856	How soon will you be leaving?
20856	How?
20856	I am?
20856	I can crowd in with-- you?
20856	I wonder what the hell he wanted?
20856	If he did kill the one with the broken leg,King said,"would n''t he have left town?"
20856	If you were married, what would you do?
20856	Is Captain Abrams there?
20856	Is it something I can handle?
20856	Is n''t it?
20856	Is n''t the whole thing pretty far- fetched?
20856	Is that all?
20856	Is that so?
20856	Is that too much to ask?
20856	Is that what you called about?
20856	Is there anything you would do if you were married that you do n''t do now?
20856	It is not legal to make love and lie in the same bed together now?
20856	Kidding?
20856	Like that?
20856	May I come in?
20856	May I inquire as to Senator Crane?
20856	Me? 20856 Men or women?"
20856	Menace out there? 20856 My brother was a source of concern to us--""Who is_ us_?"
20856	My home-- address?
20856	No chance to tell me? 20856 Now just what in the hell have we got here?"
20856	Now why in the hell could n''t you have given me a little notice? 20856 Okay?"
20856	Only that?
20856	Or has n''t he arrived yet?
20856	Or that?
20856	People? 20856 Reports on what?"
20856	Senator, did you consult with the people responsible for handling the situation before making your speech?
20856	Senator, have you gotten any reaction from the people of your state on the revelations contained in your speech?
20856	Should n''t that mean something to us?
20856	So...?
20856	Something important?
20856	Suicide maybe?
20856	Ten bucks?
20856	Ten twenty- eight, you said?
20856	That man you entered this building with-- what business did you have with him?
20856	That means you will get married later?
20856	That the one?
20856	That was all he said?
20856	The Russians? 20856 The data was back in the safe?"
20856	The distance? 20856 The man with two hearts?"
20856	Then he will live here with you?
20856	Then they wo n''t question us any further?
20856	Then what are they?
20856	Then what right have they to expect any rewards-- shall we say?--for their efforts?
20856	Then where do you think they originated?
20856	Then why have you been fighting me?
20856	They said that?
20856	They turned us over to Taber, did n''t they?
20856	They''re giving you a very hard time, are n''t they, son?
20856	This hair grows, too?
20856	Those are mighty popular cadavers, are n''t they, Callahan?
20856	To keep scientific information out of Russian hands?
20856	To the right place?
20856	Try the streets of Manhattan-- is that it?
20856	Unreasonable to expect the man who says he loves me to confide in me?
20856	Was there? 20856 We had our first quarrel over it, remember?
20856	We-- haven''t you ever made love?
20856	Well, where can I reach him? 20856 What Village?"
20856	What about him?
20856	What are you doing here?
20856	What are you referring to?
20856	What can I sell you?
20856	What conclusions have you drawn from the fact that these ten creatures are identical?
20856	What did Frank Corson tell you?
20856	What did he report?
20856	What did he say about Les King?
20856	What did that have to do with Brent Taber?
20856	What did you know?
20856	What did you say to him?
20856	What did you say?
20856	What difference does that make? 20856 What do we do about it?"
20856	What do you do when he stays over?
20856	What do you mean-- guess so? 20856 What do you mean-- the way I want it?
20856	What do you mean?
20856	What do you want it for?
20856	What do you wish to know?
20856	What does he look like?
20856	What else did he tell you about this man?
20856	What ever happened to the man with two hearts?
20856	What exactly do you mean by_ active_?
20856	What fact?
20856	What facts?
20856	What government? 20856 What had you started to say when the phone rang?"
20856	What idea?
20856	What in hell are you talking about?
20856	What information have you gotten from the surviving man?
20856	What is the reaction?
20856	What man?
20856	What other information was gained from the creature?
20856	What powers were you referring to?
20856	What room did Brent Taber take you to?
20856	What room number?
20856	What the hell are you talking about?
20856	What time is it?
20856	What was the phone call about?
20856	What will you do now? 20856 What''s he after?"
20856	What''s his room number?
20856	What''s that?
20856	What''s that?
20856	What''s the address here, sister?
20856	What''s this all about?
20856	What''s to like? 20856 What''s wrong with this one?"
20856	What''s wrong?
20856	What?
20856	What?
20856	When will he be back?
20856	Where did they get that one?
20856	Where do you come from?
20856	Where does she work?
20856	Where is_ there_?
20856	Who are you? 20856 Who do you suppose_ they_ are?"
20856	Who is n''t?
20856	Who is_ they_?
20856	Who knows? 20856 Who knows?
20856	Who pays the money?
20856	Who sent you to me?
20856	Who the hell does n''t?
20856	Who''s slicing away at Taber behind his back?
20856	Who''s_ us_?
20856	Why could n''t they have made it possible for our flesh and bone to become whole again after an-- accident?
20856	Why do n''t you go and see?
20856	Why do you suppose the tenth android killed the one in the Village?
20856	Why does n''t he live here with you?
20856	Why does n''t he stay over all the time?
20856	Why have you not done it?
20856	Why not? 20856 Why, Senator, where did you get the idea my department would n''t help a member of Congress to the utmost?"
20856	Will he talk about them?
20856	Will the Senator yield to his distinguished colleague from Pennsylvania?
20856	Will you come back soon?
20856	Will you come back?
20856	William Matson? 20856 Wo n''t you sit down, please?
20856	Would I impose if I asked you for a fifteen- minute break? 20856 Would anyone care for a cup of coffee?"
20856	Would n''t that be terrible?
20856	Would n''t they?
20856	Would you lie in the same bed together?
20856	Would you like a drink?
20856	Would you make love?
20856	Yes?
20856	You actually_ believe_ that fairy tale? 20856 You can tell me more than that, ca n''t you?"
20856	You can?
20856	You consider Senator Crane an unreliable demagogue?
20856	You do n''t know Senator Crane? 20856 You lie in the same bed together?"
20856	You mean to tell me the meeting that''s been set up here is routine?
20856	You mean, where did they get the model for the ten androids?
20856	You only used your stethoscope last night?
20856	You said,''He did n''t tell_ us_ any more than he had to...''Who was with you?
20856	You saw someone who looked like Baker and Matson? 20856 You want favorable publicity if and when this matter makes headlines?"
20856	You want money, do n''t you?
20856	You wo n''t be able to define them by cutting up that brain?
20856	You''d like to have them build their synthetic army on the specifications I made out?
20856	You''d like to make one of your own?
20856	You''re sure of that?
20856	You''re sure of that?
20856	You''re sure?
20856	You''re tired, are n''t you, son? 20856 You_ demanded_?
20856	_ Is n''t_ it?
20856	_ Nothing_ else?
20856	''What''s got into_ you_?"
20856	A guy without a broken leg?"
20856	A space invasion?
20856	After all, had n''t they elected him and thus given him leeway to use his own judgment in their best interests?
20856	All I''m trying to do is get a little information--""For whom, Rhoda?"
20856	All I''ve been trying to do is put a little courage into you?
20856	An espionage approach?
20856	And from somewhere in the synthetically created mind of the tenth android there came a question: Was it undesirable to become nonfunctioning?
20856	And he wondered: Was it worth it?
20856	And the Park Avenue hit?
20856	And what were the percentages against attending a patient one night and meeting his exact double on the street the next morning?
20856	And who the devil are they?
20856	And you did n''t do anything about it?
20856	Anyhow, I got this here court order-- they gave it to me-- and I showed it to Taber--""Who are_ they_?"
20856	Are they all here?"
20856	Are you a stranger?"
20856	Are you accusing Senator Crane of--?"
20856	Are you going to take me to room ten twenty- six or do I have to take steps to force your co- operation?"
20856	Ask the man to hide you?
20856	Benign?
20856	Brent Taber stared moodily into Entman''s myopic little eyes and asked,"What''s that, Doctor?"
20856	Burglary-- a risk King was willing to take-- would get him back into the office when no one was around, but how could he open the safe?
20856	But if I could get some shots of the other one--""You''re actually going to work on your own?
20856	But she forebore as he said,"It does seem a little silly, does n''t it?"
20856	But what about now?
20856	But what the hell?
20856	But who the hell had elected Brent Taber?
20856	Ca n''t you understand that?"
20856	Can I help you?"
20856	Corson?"
20856	Could a part of the brain have been a sending and receiving device?"
20856	Could it have been a new kind of plasma?...__ All in all, gentlemen, eight identical specimens have been picked up in various American cities...
20856	Could the guy read his mind?
20856	Could their relationship fail because of this shortcoming on her part?
20856	Dangerous?
20856	Did he consider himself smarter than the People?
20856	Did he expect me to throw this creep out of my office and leave myself wide open?
20856	Did he feel they could n''t be trusted with revelations affecting their survival?
20856	Did he have competition in the matter of the android?
20856	Did he know of them?"
20856	Did n''t Taber tell you a thing about the androids?"
20856	Did you listen to the tape you mentioned?"
20856	Do n''t you believe me?
20856	Do n''t you know how to talk to people?
20856	Do n''t you know when to quit?"
20856	Do n''t you suppose this Brent Taber will toss that murder right back into your lap if it suits his purpose?
20856	Do n''t you think a man knows his own brother?"
20856	Do they all pay in cash?"
20856	Do you have a sore throat?"
20856	Do you think I''m lying?"
20856	Do you want another drink?"
20856	Does Washington tell us to be good little boys and go hand out parking tickets?"
20856	Dorfman, what have you got to show for the money I''ve paid you?"
20856	Else how did they expect to get away with ten identical androids?"
20856	Ever walk on crutches before?"
20856	Exactly what is the trouble?"
20856	Exactly what was the nature of the leak to which the Senator referred?"
20856	Fear?
20856	Fifteen minutes next Wednesday?
20856	From whence?
20856	Had he miscalculated?
20856	Had someone forgotten to brief him?
20856	Had that project come to a head overnight?
20856	Had the guy merely wanted a glossy of himself?
20856	Had the stupid idiot gone mad?
20856	Harmless?
20856	Have the men on the senatorial committee you briefed been at all active in helping you?"
20856	He laughed evilly and called after me,''Why waste time running away, Elizabeth?
20856	He said,"You''ve got this doctor''s address?"
20856	He went to the desk and dialed, and when the answer came he said,"Halliday?
20856	Hostile?
20856	How about a man walking up to a man he''d never seen before in his life and busting him in the nose?"
20856	How can I earn your co- operation?"
20856	How could she break through his shyness?
20856	How could she get to him?
20856	How did they plan to get their data?"
20856	How had this thing come about?_"Not-- not_ him_,"he finally exploded.
20856	How is it with you, old man?"
20856	How much does it cost-- me?"
20856	How would you like to leave the hospital?"
20856	I?
20856	If he is still alive, why have n''t you found him?
20856	If it had to be someone else, why not the tenth android himself?"
20856	If not, what is Crane after?
20856	If there was ten thousand dollars lying around, why should n''t he get a piece of it?
20856	If they drifted apart physically, would the other aspects of the relationship vanish?
20856	If they''d done that, who would find the androids and do the research work?"
20856	If we accept the need- of- data theory, which we have to, what would the tenth android be doing?
20856	If you are n''t worried why should I bother?_ Maybe it''s not worth it.
20856	If you''d done that, do you realize we might have got word?
20856	If you''re right, King will now make contact with the android, will he not?"
20856	In spite of what Taber said?"
20856	Is it silly?"
20856	Is it unreasonable to wonder why you did a complete about- face?"
20856	Is that what Crane is trying to get?
20856	Is there something wrong?
20856	It might work, but who the hell lived here?
20856	It was of major importance, of that she was sure, but was it the key?
20856	It was the waiter who brought in the coffee, was n''t it?"
20856	It''s pretty obvious now that Taber planted it in a deliberate attempt to... What''s that?
20856	Jones of the Air Force asked,"Were all eight apprehended in large cities?"
20856	Just now I--""Your superiors?
20856	Just who are you to say what the people should or should not know?"
20856	Just who the hell do you think you are-- demeaning the dignity of the United States Senate?
20856	Kind of like he was thinking,_ Okay, so what do I do now?_ Fifteen minutes later, Les was asleep.
20856	Lester-- King?"
20856	New in town?"
20856	New quarters?"
20856	No one offered any data on this point and Bright asked,"Is it wise to keep information of this vital nature from the United States Senate?"
20856	Nothing was normal about this project, so why not follow through?
20856	Now just what in the hell--?"
20856	Now, if you are n''t interested--""Are you telling me that William Matson is Sam Baker?"
20856	Now, what department of research could find him some data on androids?
20856	Now, you think William Matson is Sam Baker?"
20856	Oh was it that?
20856	Oh, Rhoda Kane, what has happened to you?
20856	Or had he, the Vice- President, been in a fog when vital, top- secret information had been made public?
20856	Or were they?
20856	Remember me?"
20856	Remember what they said about the atom bomb?
20856	Rhoda always followed the same script at the beginning of these traumas by inevitably asking,"Why, darling?
20856	Right?"
20856	She eyed him questioningly and when he did not respond, she asked,"Everything all right?"
20856	She put her lips to his and whispered,"Is this changed?"
20856	She put the glass down and heard a whisper:"John, John, why do n''t you come to me?
20856	She wanted to say,_ Darling, what''s happened to me?
20856	Six flights lower down, Blackwell gasped,"Why do n''t we use the el-- elevator?"
20856	So he trusts me and he gave me this here court order--""Who is Senator Crane?"
20856	So they''d passed him up in forming the committee to hear about the damned androids, had they?
20856	Stay in a position to jump either way._"What do you wish me to do about Senator Crane?"
20856	That from the cocky, self- sufficient Brent Taber?
20856	That was a silly thing to say, was n''t it?"
20856	That''s simple enough, is n''t it?"
20856	The conveyance?
20856	The feature- story bit?
20856	The guy was almost too cordial, but what the hell?
20856	The key question, of course, was: How soon will Russia be able to mount an army?
20856	The man had two hearts....__ The blood?
20856	The material used in its construction is-- oh, hell-- how can I put it?
20856	The next question is, why?"
20856	The same killer?"
20856	The thing is-- how is it going to be now?"
20856	Their silence gave the impression that they were asking:_ Is somebody kidding us?_ But there was certainly no lightness in Brent''s manner.
20856	There was a wait, during which Brent Taber asked the oddly bemused landlady:"Are you afraid of the dead?"
20856	Therefore, why should n''t open inquiry be made?"
20856	They''re_ human_--in the sense that they''re exact duplicates of humans-- and they_ live_, but what about emotions?
20856	To what purpose?
20856	Want me to switch to him?"
20856	Was he joking?
20856	Was he still human or was he now OUT OF THIS WORLD?
20856	Was n''t I supposed to use them?"
20856	Was our world ready?
20856	Was someone else trying to get into the act?
20856	Was there a connection?
20856	Was there a reason for wanting the pic off the market?
20856	Was this a reflection of her inability to communicate with him?
20856	Was this a vanity operation?
20856	We might have been able to act?
20856	Were the Russians behind this?
20856	Were they companions in misery?
20856	What about this crawling up the ladder inch by inch?"
20856	What can I do for you?"
20856	What changed you?"
20856	What did he say about the androids?"
20856	What did you do?
20856	What distances have they covered in arriving here?
20856	What do the New York police do when they get a murder?"
20856	What do we do?"
20856	What do you suppose he''s up to?"
20856	What do you think will happen?"
20856	What do you want me to do?"
20856	What does Washington do about this one?
20856	What good was love if you could n''t communicate it to the loved one?
20856	What had brought about the change?
20856	What happened to Rhoda Kane?_ Abruptly she dropped the thought-- it did not seem important.
20856	What happened to me?
20856	What if all ten had succumbed?
20856	What in hell was an android?
20856	What in the devil was wrong with the man?
20856	What is it to-- die?"
20856	What is their method of conveyance?"
20856	What is this thing inside me that keeps blocking me away from you?
20856	What kind of a stupid, impossible thing was this?
20856	What kind of an approach would he use?
20856	What room was it?"
20856	What should you have done as a doctor?
20856	What to do?
20856	What was wrong with that?
20856	What were you looking for?
20856	What''s got into you lately?"
20856	What''s got into you?"
20856	What''s it made of?
20856	What''s to dislike?
20856	What_ did_ the government man say?"
20856	When I found out about that-- What the hell did you call him?
20856	When I have guests, do they hesitate because my apartment is nicer than--?"
20856	Where can you get in touch with him?"
20856	Where do these-- these androids come from?"
20856	Where do they have offices?
20856	Where do you come from?"
20856	Who can find them?
20856	Who did this bureaucrat think he was?
20856	Who else?
20856	Who is Brent Taber, really?"
20856	Who''s to say they were not made capable of communicating in that way-- at whatever distance?"
20856	Whom were you expecting?"
20856	Why all the pussy- footing around with synthetic men who keep dropping dead?"
20856	Why are you suddenly so agreeable?"
20856	Why ca n''t I cry?_ But the other part of her mind quivered with her body as John Dennis went over it, inch by inch.
20856	Why ca n''t I cry?_ The other part was a pool of quivering excitement.
20856	Why ca n''t I tell you about it?_ But she could not say this.
20856	Why did n''t they stay in isolated sections?"
20856	Why did n''t you get down on your knees and beg his pardon for living?"
20856	Why did you strip me naked and look at me as though I were a statue?
20856	Why did you want to know about the man with the broken leg?"
20856	Why do n''t they just come down and take us over?"
20856	Why do you turn away from me?
20856	Why else would the one in Chicago go brazenly into a tavern, start to drink and then get into an argument?"
20856	Why had she come?
20856	Why must you say that?"
20856	Why was he asking them?
20856	Why would I have any interest in this mess except by way of protecting your interests?"
20856	Why, goddamn it, who the hell do you think you are?....
20856	Will you come back again?
20856	Will you have a cigarette?"
20856	Would n''t you think?"
20856	Would_ you_ care to comment on his statement?"
20856	X- ray?"
20856	You are aware, no doubt, of the recent space shot that ended disastrously?"
20856	You did n''t say_ Good morning_ or_ It might rain_ or_ What the hell are you doing out of bed?_ You just let him walk away?"
20856	You did n''t say_ Good morning_ or_ It might rain_ or_ What the hell are you doing out of bed?_ You just let him walk away?"
20856	You did n''t steal a car or anything, did you?"
20856	You killed that guy in the Village, did n''t you?"
20856	You new in this country maybe?"
20856	You tell Mr. King-- that is his name, is n''t it?"
20856	You''re Doctor Corson?"
20856	You''re sure he photographed the data?"
20856	You''ve heard the tape, so tell me-- what do you want from me?
20856	You''ve--""Just how have they changed?"
20856	_ But how--?_ Frank Corson asked himself the question.
20856	_ Is it some incredibly ingenious hoax?_ Hagen asked himself the question and found no answer.
20856	_ Let''s see, what is this guy''s name?
20856	_ This thing is turning into a comic opera-- plain slapstick._"And why am I the man to see?"
20856	_ What the hell was wrong with doctors?
32582	Then what can I do?
32582	What''s in''em?
32582	Whatta I do with that kind of pic? 32582 Why not just explain it to these men?"
32582	You mean...?
32582	You want me to cover this?
32582	And how could I tell these people traitorous men of their own government were the culprits?
32582	Or did you?
32582	Secrecy?
32582	Were you one of the horde who started camping around the Prof''s magic circle trying to get permission to enter?
32582	What kind of things?
32582	Why?
32541	Are you_ certain_?
32541	But look here--I turned to Lucy--"how on Earth can you know?
32541	Have you two cooked up some crazy scheme to rescue Hal? 32541 I just go to my ex- newsgatherer pal who feeds the records to Io or Ceres and say,''Look, old fellow, do me a favor, will you?
32541	They wrecked everything in the three months before the rebellion was crushed, did n''t they?
32541	Want me to tune in now? 32541 What''s this all about?"
32541	You parked your copter in our port, did n''t you? 32541 But what about you, Bet? 32541 But what about your own family?
32541	How do you suppose you''re going to get away with the phony adoption of a non- existent child?
32541	I thought of a thousand things to say: Do n''t you want to catch a glimpse of Hal in the crowd going up the ramp?
32541	Might n''t something in the President''s speech make us feel a little better?
32541	Might n''t they let the kids wave a last farewell to their folks listening and watching in?
32541	We''d have to get away around Month Eight at the latest and the baby would be born-- when exactly, Bet?"
32541	What is there to boast about?
32541	What say we turn in?"
32541	When I said''treason,''just now-- It might barely be possible--""Oh, what?"
32410	And what if I do?
32410	And why so?
32410	By a dead man? 32410 By whom?
32410	Do you remember Kilaren?
32410	I die?
32410	If so what of it?
32410	K- Kilaren?
32410	No?
32410	No?
32410	Now, what do you think?
32410	Of course, why should n''t they?
32410	Oh, are they?
32410	Really?
32410	Tell them? 32410 What do you mean by no?
32410	What do you mean?
32410	What do you want?
32410	What of it?
32410	What''s that to do with me?
32410	Who are you?
32410	Who said you did? 32410 Why do you do this?
32410	Why? 32410 Why?"
32410	Why?
32410	You want something?
32410	A favor?
32410	Am I right?"
32410	And why?"
32410	Are you crazy?"
32410	Ca n''t you say anything but''no''?"
32410	Can you prove it?
32410	Do n''t you know that I''ll be missed in two hours at the most and tracked down in less than sixty minutes more?
32410	Do you understand?
32410	For a girl who was no connection to you?"
32410	How can they raise a man to the fourth level when there is a two- hour mystery in his background?
32410	Money?
32410	Now what do I want?
32410	Now_ what_ do you want?"
32410	Protection?"
32410	What will you tell them, Terri?"
32410	You senile old fool, do n''t you know that I''m shielded?
32143	And you do n''t like girls?
32143	Any of the cards been lost?
32143	Are the cards numbered very far ahead?
32143	Charley hired you?
32143	Does n''t she ever speak?
32143	Guy? 32143 Henry?
32143	How is Vic these days?
32143	Is he able to get about?
32143	Know who she is?
32143	Listen, you made that drawing, too, and all the other stuff?
32143	Make goo- goo eyes?
32143	See? 32143 Startling, is n''t it?
32143	That one was a mess, was n''t it?
32143	Vic Hermosa? 32143 Vic?
32143	Vic? 32143 Vic?
32143	What, for instance?
32143	Where?
32143	Who was that?
32143	Why did you do it?
32143	Why not?
32143	Yeah? 32143 You mean to tell me a little girl like her could have a voice that deep?"
32143	A head- shake settled a long bob in place; who could do that?
32143	And why should he care if one did?
32143	Bring up the calculations for the last batch of punch- cards, will you?
32143	But did he?
32143	But who would think of putting a burglar alarm on an air- duct?
32143	Could n''t we just talk?"
32143	Did n''t you know?"
32143	Even the larger digitals would find this a tough nut to crack, but our baby is a whiz at curves, see?
32143	Have you any idea how complex a formula must be to trace a curve like this?
32143	How about next week?
32143	How about the rest of the Mugu cards?
32143	How could they contact other Government agencies?
32143	How is she perking now?"
32143	How silly could you get?
32143	I have to-- look, I got to find out what this means, you see?
32143	If that''s the arm hanging down, and this the hand, where are the fingers?
32143	Is it worth the risk?
32143	It is n''t that-- explain it to Alice, will you?
32143	Know what this means?
32143	OK?
32143	Or was it?
32143	P- r- o- p- i- n- q.... What might this be?
32143	Ready yet?"
32143	Remember?
32143	Say, that thing really thinks, does n''t it?"
32143	Say, who interviewed her?"
32143	Say, why do n''t you come to supper with us?
32143	Send Vic Hermosa up there, will you?
32143	Shall I send her up to see you?"
32143	She had sacrificed so much for him; and yet, was it really better to be a free bachelor than an old family man like Charley?
32143	Suppose you had got stuck in the duct, then what?
32143	The joke might be just the cover for a more sinister activity--_bosh!_ If that were the case, why call attention to it with funny- business?
32143	Under present conditions, that should n''t take-- what was that hissing noise, a radiator?
32143	We need this contract, need all the work we can get, you understand?"
32143	What about it?"
32143	What''s your next card number?"
32143	When can I have her to work on?"
32143	Who is the guy that answers the phone in that fruity voice?"
32143	Why do n''t you step out a little?
32143	Why even notice it?
32143	Would they get further work from Mugu?
32143	You ever see anything like it?"
32143	You take too long to change, and I''ll tear the building down brick by brick with my bare hands, hear me?"
32143	_ That voice!_ How could a man have a voice like that?
32434	Can you hear me?
32434	Does n''t my attitude bother you anymore?
32434	Feeling all right?
32434	Have you ever thought how it would be to be condemned to a life like mine?
32434	How''s that, Jenkins?
32434	How''s that?
32434	Not much voltage,Neil was saying with satisfaction,"but, judging from the way your brain wave jumped, I do n''t imagine it felt very good, did it?"
32434	Or are they already wondering why I have n''t been seen for so long?
32434	Profits?
32434	What about our partnership agreement on profits?
32434	What happened?
32434	What''s been keeping you, Jenkins? 32434 What''s happened to you anyway?"
32434	What''s supposed to happen?
32434	Why? 32434 Wrong?
32434	You mean that your past record of success as measured against your supposed one now might make the police ask questions?
32434	Can you hear me, Mel?
32434	Can you hear me, Mel?"
32434	Mel continued,"Remember the dead mouse, Jenkins?
32434	Merely eliminating both Jenkins and Neil would gain his revenge but what then?
32434	Then, as if in sudden thought,"and what could have killed it?"
32434	Too much voltage would ruin everything and we''d have to....""Where does this connection go, here?"
32434	What had happened then?
32434	What had he been doing?
32434	What were you up to anyway?"
32434	What''re you up to anyway?"
32434	What''s wrong?"
32434	Where did you plan on going?"
32434	Why should I?"
32434	[ Sidenote:_ When does life begin?...
32412	But-- but what about that toast you were making to your new-- job, that''s what you were going to say, was n''t it?
32412	Can you wait until Thursday-- three days?
32412	Caxton?
32412	Did n''t we agree you''d spend full time on the Project while I acted as consultant between trips?
32412	How do you know it''s a trap, and how do you know he''s going to die?
32412	How long must I wait for an answer, Bill?
32412	I guess I can,Margo said, touching him with an inviting glance,"but do I have to wait that long before I see you again?"
32412	I suppose you thought that was an excellent way to advance yourself in the corporation, eh? 32412 Intercontinental Lines?
32412	Oh, Bill, what can you do for Tom now?
32412	Tell me, Margo, just what is this matter of utmost importance to both of us?
32412	Well, what is it?
32412	What are you going to do?
32412	What d''you mean-- somebody break in?
32412	What is it, Bill? 32412 Who d''you think''s been shouldering the big share of Project Venture-- while you''ve hung on to your job and a pretty salary?"
32412	Who do you suppose it was?
32412	Yeah-- that you, Bill? 32412 Yeah?
32412	You do n''t mean a big corporation like that would stoop so low?
32412	5B?"
32412	And after all you''ve put into the venture?
32412	Are you with Tom and me?"
32412	At the door Bill poked his head in and shouted up the stairwell,"Hi-- Tom?"
32412	Bill, have you gone nuts?"
32412	Christy, eh?
32412	Exclusively airline traffic on Earth?"
32412	Finally he said,"Is that all you''ve got to offer-- a lotta carping criticism?"
32412	He reached for the check, saying,"Well, if you can stand my company, would you like to come along out to the field?"
32412	He said in some surprise,"You mean it''s that loud?"
32412	How about it?"
32412	In a strained voice he said,"The clerk said a gentleman--"Tom came back in a conciliatory tone,"And I do n''t fit the description, eh?
32412	Is it something like firing artillery?"
32412	Okay, how about dinner at the Wedgewood Room tomorrow night?"
32412	What about all those bull sessions we had reading and rereading the George Staker philosophy of free enterprise?
32412	What d''you want-- and who are you?"
32412	What''s the matter with our ship?"
32412	What''s the story behind it?"
30796	About what, sir?
30796	An adjustment, Minister Kor?
30796	And be accused of cowardice in my own Council meetings?
30796	And if I say no?
30796	And the Watchman who assisted you, this Junior Lieutenant Hector, what of him?
30796	And you failed to defeat him?
30796	Another duel?
30796	Are you all right, sir?
30796	Are you in, doctor?
30796	At the Star Watch Academy? 30796 But he has the option of retiring for the day, does he not?"
30796	But how does he do it?
30796	But not very likely, eh?
30796	But, sir, if you ca n''t find the answer, how can they?
30796	Can I help you?
30796	Can you trust them to do the same?
30796	Did you see the girl back to her ship safely?
30796	Do what?
30796	Do you believe that they were accidents?
30796	Do you realize what you''ve done?
30796	Do you withdraw your words, or do you still accuse me of deliberate murder? 30796 Dr. Leoh... Lt. Hector... you asked to see me?"
30796	Dulaq is completely incapacitated and the other poor fellow is dead?
30796	Eh?
30796	Everything going well, sir?
30796	Happy? 30796 Have you reconsidered your decision?"
30796	He''s still completely withdrawn?
30796	Hm- m- m... yes, I guess that''s right, too, is n''t it?
30796	Hm- m- m?
30796	How can you take apart the dueling machine?
30796	How did the girl take her father''s death?
30796	How did you know she''d be at the hospital?
30796	How''s your father?
30796	How... how did you do that, sir?
30796	I mean, you could''ve called him on the tri- di just as well, could n''t you?
30796	I mean... did n''t you realize that the boulder was too massive to escape completely after it had missed me? 30796 I suppose the Acquatainians want to see me?"
30796	Just how long have you been with Star Watch, lieutenant?
30796	Massan accepted?
30796	Now then,Leoh muttered, mostly to himself,"who is this Kanus, and why is he trying to turn the Kerak Worlds into an arsenal?"
30796	Now?
30796	Oh, I liked showing her around, and all that-- And, well, it sort of kept me out of your hair, too, did n''t it?
30796	On what pretext?
30796	Phone the Star Watch Commander--"My commanding officer, all the way back at Alpha Perseus VI? 30796 Psychology, perhaps?"
30796	She''s agreed to let us put Dulaq in the dueling machine?
30796	Shock?
30796	So what do we do now?
30796	So? 30796 Some Kerak wine, perhaps?"
30796	Telepath? 30796 Tell me, lieutenant, how did you get picked for this assignment?"
30796	The Szarno Confederation? 30796 Then why did the Star Watch select you for this job?
30796	They just, uh, pool their minds with his, hm- m- m? 30796 They''re holding a transmission frequency open over eight hundred parsecs?"
30796	Think so--"Everything went well? 30796 Tonight?"
30796	Um- m- m... is Hector your first name or your last?
30796	Vacation? 30796 Well now,"Leoh changed the subject,"what do you know about psychonics?"
30796	Well, that''s good, is n''t it?
30796	Well?
30796	What are you so happy about?
30796	What are you so happy about?
30796	What did she say?
30796	What do you want me to do?
30796	What do you wish to say?
30796	What happened? 30796 What''s going on down there?"
30796	What''s the verdict?
30796	What? 30796 What?"
30796	What?
30796	Why are you asking about Dulaq''s next- of- kin?
30796	Why not call in the Star Watch? 30796 Will you at least allow us to place some special instrumentation into the booth with you, so that we can monitor the duel more fully?
30796	Would the gentlemen care for refreshments?
30796	Would you like to practice with it?
30796	Yes?
30796	Yes?
30796	You got through the Academy in four years?
30796	You have accepted Odal''s challenge?
30796	You see? 30796 You''re all right?"
30796	You? 30796 Your replacement?"
30796	About to change your profession again?"
30796	Across the room, Odal stood massaging his forehead while Kor demanded:"How could they possibly have discovered the secret?
30796	And what are you doing, getting yourself involved in politics?
30796	And what has all this to do with the dueling machine?"
30796	Anyone aboard the station looking for me?"
30796	Are there any instructions or comments necessary before the duel begins?"
30796	Are you hungry?"
30796	But how expert could he be with a stat- wand, when the first time he saw one was the moment before the duel began?
30796	But only Odal has shown such an ability, and only..._ of course!_""What?"
30796	But then, we have turned their so- called civilized machine into our own battlefield, eh?"
30796	Can I see into my own mind as easily as I see into theirs?_ There was duty, of course.
30796	Can you carry it even further?"
30796	Computer molectronics?"
30796	Could the machine reach into that subconscious, probe past the lock and seal of catatonia, and stimulate Dulaq''s mind into repeating the duel?
30796	Did you, by any chance, receive any training in diplomatic affairs?"
30796	Do n''t you think?"
30796	Does he have a wife?"
30796	Hector shuffled his feet, rubbed his nose, whistled a few bars of off- key tunes, and finally blurted,"How can you take apart the dueling machine?"
30796	I mean--""Why not?
30796	Leoh hesitated a moment, then asked Odal,"Will you join us?"
30796	Leoh suggested, hopefully,"Physiology?
30796	Let''s see... one of these is the oxygen valve, and the other, I think, is the emergency rocket pack... now, which is which?"
30796	Me?"
30796	Now then, any messages for me?
30796	Or do you accuse me of murdering Massan this afternoon?"
30796	Or was it?
30796	Please, do n''t end it now... not while I''m completely lost--"Leoh stared at him,"You want to go on?"
30796	Shall I serve it now?"
30796	She asked softly,"But you are afraid that the shock might be repeated, and this could be fatal to my father?"
30796	That is, I mean, you_ are_ Dr. Leoh, are n''t you?"
30796	The Watchmen got through to you?"
30796	The treaty was signed at the end of the Acquataine- Kerak war, was n''t it?"
30796	Their dueling machine?"
30796	Then:"Who is Dulaq''s closest living relative?
30796	There is no possible way for Odal to plug in five helpers... unless--""Unless?"
30796	What about Kanus?
30796	What did Odal do?
30796	What do you mean by interrupting my first visit home in fifteen years?"
30796	What happened?"
30796	What kind of people could these men of Kerak be?
30796	What made Dulaq go into shock?
30796	Where was the leak?"
30796	Where will it stop?"
30796	Whose eyes am I seeing with, my own or Dulaq''s?_ And then he sensed it-- an amused, somewhat astonished marveling at the reality of the illusion.
30796	Why do n''t you visit the University at the capital city?
30796	Why should she?
30796	Will you leave?
30796	You are familiar with recent political developments on the Kerak Worlds?"
30796	You have heard of Kanus of Kerak?"
30796	You know?
30796	You realize, of course, the crisis that has been precipitated in my Government because of this duel?"
30796	You were n''t hurt, were you?"
30796	You were trained to fight, were n''t you?
30796	_ And my reasons?_ Odal asked himself.
30796	_ And what have I done since I arrived on Acquatainia?_ Leoh demanded of himself.
30796	_ Can this be a Star Watch officer?_ he wondered.
30796	_ Have I made contact?
30796	_ Suppose it rains?_ he wondered.
30796	_ Then how did it happen to Dulaq?_ Leoh asked himself for the thousandth time.
30796	_ What difference does it make?_ Hector wondered.
30796	_ Why do I follow him?
30796	_"Overpowered?"
30796	electroencephalography?"
30796	me?"
32712	And you just have to walk across?
32712	Are you sure you do n''t want to come with me?
32712	But what of the people in this other universe,--the ones who were destroyed by the bombs let loose there? 32712 What is the nature of that?"
32712	Your presence means that you have, no doubt?
32712	And their descendents who will survive until the day Hitle returns to force his will on them?"
32712	What is its cube root?]
32712	[ Sidenote: What actual result is there in the act of conquest?
31692	Am I his keeper?
31692	Am I? 31692 And you''re not with me?"
31692	Are you still worried? 31692 But how, Walden?"
31692	Ca n''t what?
31692	Can you hear me?
31692	Did they kill her?
31692	Did you tell him?
31692	Do you mean that if one parent were normal the child might be too?
31692	Do you think it''s wise, letting him wander around alone?
31692	Do you want to put him in a zoo with the other animals?
31692	Does it matter?
31692	Have n''t you ever thought about why I never married, Eric? 31692 Have you been-- here-- all that time?"
31692	He ca n''t teach me to be like other children, can he?
31692	He''s at the museum now, is n''t he?
31692	How can you?
31692	How do you like it, Eric?
31692	How do you like it, Lisa?
31692	I''m really like the old race, Walden?
31692	Imagine the time they put in on it.... And for what?
31692	Is he? 31692 Is he?"
31692	Is he?
31692	Is n''t he?
31692	Is that you, Eric?
31692	Me? 31692 Now will you let us go?"
31692	Or must we take off now, with you-- for the stars?
31692	Other people like me? 31692 Remember_ these_?"
31692	See?
31692	There are other people the searchers did n''t find, are n''t there? 31692 Walden, has n''t there_ ever_ been anyone else like me, since they died?"
31692	Well, why not?
31692	Well?
31692	Were n''t all the old race just animals?
31692	What are you going to do?
31692	What are you talking about?
31692	What did they find, Walden?
31692	What did you expect?
31692	What is it, Mag?
31692	What''ll we do, Eric?
31692	What''s a galaxy?
31692	What''s funny?
31692	What''s the matter, Eric?
31692	What?
31692	Where''ve you been all your life? 31692 Who are you?"
31692	Why are you helping me? 31692 Why are you here?"
31692	Why are you so different, Eric?
31692	Why did any of the old race go?
31692	Why did they change so much, Walden?
31692	Why did they die, Walden?
31692	Why did they fight, Walden?
31692	Why did they go?
31692	Why did you come out here, Walden?
31692	Why do they want you to have a child?
31692	Why does any race die, Eric?
31692	Why wo n''t you let us go?
31692	Why, Mama? 31692 Why, Walden?
31692	Why? 31692 Why?"
31692	Why?
31692	Why?
31692	Will you always have to go away every night?
31692	Will you take me to the valley someday, Eric?
31692	Yes, mother?
31692	You ca n''t perceive?
31692	You do n''t need anything?
31692	You heard us?
31692	You see?
31692	You''ll keep an eye on the boy, wo n''t you?
31692	You''re going?
31692	You''re really one of us?
31692	You''re sure you''re all right?
31692	All the knowledge of a race, gathered together on a few shelves....""Knowledge?"
31692	But I suppose the boy wants to look around inside?"
31692	But do n''t you see what you''ve done, by teaching him to read?
31692	Cage him...."What do you want to do with the boy?"
31692	Did you know that, Walden?"
31692	Do n''t you understand?"
31692	Do you still think that one small boy constitutes a threat to the race?
31692	Have n''t you ever asked yourself why I alone learned to read, and collected books, and studied the old race?"
31692	Have you really been waiting for me?"
31692	How can you be sure what he''ll be like later?
31692	Is n''t that nice?"
31692	Just fourteen, is n''t he?
31692	So you could study the brain processes of the lower animals?"
31692	There''s always a chance he''ll--""Are you crazy?"
31692	What about you, Abbot?"
31692	What are they?
31692	What are you waiting for?"
31692	What else can we do?"
31692	What had happened to Mag and Nell?
31692	What would happen to Lisa?
31692	What''s in them?
31692	Where was Lisa?
31692	Where?"
31692	Why are n''t you like the others?"
31692	Why do n''t they admit that we''ve lost, that the normals own the Earth?
31692	Why do n''t they stop breeding and let us die?"
31692	Why does he go there every day?"
31692	Why should n''t I go?"
31692	Why should we?"
31692	Why?"
31692	Why?"
31692	You want to go to the stars, do n''t you?"
31692	_ Why do we hunger, who own the Moon and trample the shifting dust of Mars?__ Why are n''t we content with the worlds we''ve won?
31692	_ Why do we hunger, who own the Moon and trample the shifting dust of Mars?__ Why are n''t we content with the worlds we''ve won?
32658	Has the IBM suggested any alternative to our system, any possible change?
32658	How do you mean, thermostatic?
32658	How? 32658 I assume you know what will happen to Society if the Textile Industry becomes economically unstable?"
32658	Is_ this_ it?
32658	Sir? 32658 Sir?"
32658	Well, it''s made of a radically new type of fiber, sir...."How''s it new?
32658	Will that information be made public, sir?
32658	You mean a sexless wardrobe, sir? 32658 An all- weather suit? 32658 How can we design a suit that will be equally comfortable in the middle of a Florida heat- wave or a New England snowstorm?
32658	Understand?"
32658	Well, what''s so special about it?"
32658	What would happen if it suddenly became unstable?
32658	_ How?_"Edwin''s voice raised and his finger pointed.
32717	Commander Audrey? 32717 Does that remind you of any geometrical figure?"
32717	Hello, Senator MacNeill?
32717	How would you like to be guest of honor at a party?
32717	Is that budget- butcher really coming down here?
32717	Oh?
32717	Senator MacNeill coming to visit_ here_?
32717	What in Heaven''s name was that?
32717	What is it?
32717	Would it be possible that Harrison started with a multi- ringed phenol?
32717	Can you head him off?...
32717	Got any left?
32717	He paused and looked at the calendar,"Four weeks?"
32717	One of the reporters asked bewilderedly,"What is a tesseract?
26637	Afraid?
26637	Am I very heavy, Ron, dear?
26637	And did n''t he?
26637	And if I refuse?
26637	And that was all?
26637	And the other part?
26637	And then you saw Olvery?
26637	And yet that was what you came to see me about?
26637	And you, Jack?
26637	Are we going to the right place?
26637	Are you content with small mercies, Ron?
26637	Are you ready, Ronnie?
26637	Are you still determined to go?
26637	Are you sure, old man?
26637	Are you sure?
26637	Are you sure?
26637	But did you come over by the boat from Glenelg, or what?
26637	But what d''you mean by telling me you''d got nothing to worry about? 26637 But what makes you think this man is only pretending to look like a dreaming, unobservant idiot, and why do you call him American so definitely?"
26637	But what was it you_ did_ tell her?
26637	But where have you come from, and why did n''t you come up the path?
26637	But why did n''t he----? 26637 But why did n''t you tell Miss McLeod her dog was blind?"
26637	But why this urgency?
26637	But why, Dennis?
26637	But why, old man? 26637 By the way, dear,"I asked, changing the subject,"have you a copy of this week''s_ Pictures_?"
26637	Can you count the bottles on the middle shelf?
26637	Can you take me in and meet your friend without having long to wait?
26637	Can you think of anyone at all, Miss McLeod,the specialist asked,"who would be likely to steal Sholto?"
26637	Dangerous to her?
26637	Darling, who''s talking about running risks?
26637	Did n''t faint?
26637	Did you carry me in here and put me to bed?
26637	Did you find anything fresh?
26637	Did you, darling?
26637	Did you?
26637	Do n''t you think it was mere coincidence that Myra''s blindness and the General''s strange illusion occurred about this time? 26637 Do n''t you think it''s worth trying?"
26637	Do n''t you think you could write or wire for the glasses? 26637 Do they take it at the house?"
26637	Do you feel well enough to tell me all about it?
26637	Do you know anything about him-- what he does, or did?
26637	Do you notice anything unusual?
26637	Drive back?
26637	Eyes?
26637	Fact or fancy?
26637	Feel better, old boy?
26637	Felt it was your duty, and all that-- eh? 26637 Glenelg?"
26637	Going far?
26637	Had she any pain?
26637	Hallucinations?
26637	Have you any idea why these glasses are ruled in lines like this?
26637	Have you any objection to my joining you?
26637	Have you any tobacco?
26637	Have you anything to suggest?
26637	Have you ever tried to carry a man who''s fainted?
26637	Have you had breakfast?
26637	He ca n''t have fallen into the river by any chance?
26637	How about yourself?
26637	How are they coming along?
26637	How are you going back?
26637	How do you mean?
26637	How does this affect your previous conclusions?
26637	How is Miss McLeod?
26637	How would you answer that question yourself, Ewart?
26637	How, in heaven''s name?
26637	How, my dear chap?
26637	How? 26637 How?"
26637	I mean that if she had-- er-- totally lost her-- the use of her eyes-- for all time, could you be certain of that or not? 26637 I mean the identical spot?"
26637	I mean, what did it seem like? 26637 I say, Den,"I exclaimed, laughing,"d''you think it''s going to be safe to travel on this train?
26637	I suppose it means that she will always be able to see in a red light at any rate?
26637	I suppose you got it at Fort William?
26637	I suppose you have n''t decided what specialist you will take her to when you get her to London?
26637	I was wondering whether you would come over to Invermalluch with Burnham and me and-- er-- have a look round with us?
26637	I wonder if I ever shall?
26637	I wonder where Ron can have got to?
26637	I wonder,said Dennis quietly,"_ is_ that funk, or is n''t it?"
26637	I''m not making the slightest imputation on your medical knowledge,I ventured,"but are you absolutely certain that you are not mistaken?"
26637	I? 26637 Immediately the shade was removed?"
26637	In what way?
26637	Is he staying with Hilderman, or does he live in the neighbourhood?
26637	Is it serious?
26637	Is she ahead of us?
26637	Is that the window you meant?
26637	Is there any objection to my sending Angus in to the doctor?
26637	Is there anything the matter with Miss McLeod?
26637	Just like that?
26637	Loch Duich?
26637	Look here,I said,"suppose you were to go blind, Mr. Garnesk?
26637	Looking at what?
26637	Miss McLeod went blind on the Chemist''s Rock, did n''t she?
26637	Mr. Burnham knows about it all, I suppose?
26637	Mr. Ewart, sir?
26637	Must it be the_ Pictures_? 26637 Myra, my darling,"I cried as I reached her, and took her in my arms,"what is it, dearest?
26637	Not well?
26637	Now tell me-- what did you mean?
26637	Now, how do you feel?
26637	Of course you had good advice?
26637	Oh, did you?
26637	Recent, but not fresh?
26637	Restless, Ron?
26637	Say, conductor,he exclaimed angrily,"where''s my breakfast?"
26637	See?
26637	Someone you know?
26637	Spies?
26637	Steady with that-- here, let me take it?
26637	Surely my fainting ca n''t have made any difference to conclusions you had already come to?
26637	Talking about appetites,his host suggested,"who says breakfast?"
26637	Talking about explanations, what about the left- handed schoolmaster with the red- headed wife, or whatever it was?
26637	Tell me, darling, how did it happen?
26637	Tell me, dear,I asked shortly,"what exactly happened with Dennis?
26637	Tell me, where were you then?
26637	Tell me,said Hilderman,"if it is not very rude of me to ask, or too painful for you to speak about, what was Miss McLeod doing when this happened?
26637	Thanks, old fellow,I said simply, and then I added,"I wonder what can have become of Hilderman?"
26637	The fact that you yourself can make nothing of it is for us or against us?
26637	Then you think the two adventures are different aspects of the same thing? 26637 Then you''re not going away?"
26637	These snow scenes from the Cuchulins are simply gorgeous, and surely this is the Kingie Pool on the Garry?
26637	To get back to business,I said presently,"why did you want me to bluff Hilderman like that?"
26637	We''ll go up to the house now, shall we, Miss McLeod?
26637	Well, anyway,I added,"the main point is, what do you think of our entertainment?
26637	Well, in the first place,he asked,"do you stop in port very often overnight, or for any length of time during the day?"
26637	Well, old man,I asked,"how do you feel about it now?"
26637	Well, that''s sound enough,I acquiesced;"but I shall hear from you, I hope?"
26637	Well, well, Myra will see you get all you want-- won''t you, girlie?
26637	Well,I shouted,"can you see the yacht?"
26637	Well,he laughed,"have you compiled a complete history of the knife and it''s owner?
26637	Well,he replied,"we''ll discuss the matter if you would n''t mind releasing my arm?"
26637	Well,said Hilderman, as we caught them up,"what about lunch?
26637	Well-- darling?
26637	Well?
26637	Well?
26637	What I do n''t understand about it is this,the General joined in:"Where did he come from to gather this heather?
26637	What Myra calls the Chemist''s Rock?
26637	What about Hilderman?
26637	What about a secret German naval base in the Hebrides?
26637	What about the river?
26637	What about these sea- boots,I asked,"and the place we are to find where he left them?"
26637	What are_ we_ going to do?
26637	What can it mean? 26637 What did he say?"
26637	What did you go to the river for?
26637	What did you make of that?
26637	What do you imagine the missing page can possibly have contained?
26637	What do you intend to do, then?
26637	What do you make of it?
26637	What do you make of it?
26637	What do you make of things now?
26637	What do you think of it?
26637	What else can I do?
26637	What have I got in my hand?
26637	What have you been doing, and where have you been, and what do you mean by it?
26637	What in heaven''s name do you mean?
26637	What is it all about?
26637	What is it, darling?
26637	What is it?
26637	What is it?
26637	What is it?
26637	What is it?
26637	What is it?
26637	What is it?
26637	What is it?
26637	What is your own impression of Olvery?
26637	What makes you say''sea- boots''?
26637	What name might it be, sir?
26637	What on earth did that?
26637	What on earth do you mean now?
26637	What paper is he reading? 26637 What profession does the owner of that knife follow?"
26637	What sort of hallucinations?
26637	What sort of steps do you mean?
26637	What sort of thing is it? 26637 What thing?"
26637	What was it exactly?
26637	What''s the joke?
26637	What''s worrying you, Den?
26637	What''s your second question, Den?
26637	What?
26637	What_ are_ you dear people getting so excited about?
26637	Whatever for?
26637	When did it first come on?
26637	When you were reading the paper?
26637	Where am I?
26637	Where are we now?
26637	Where are we now?
26637	Where do you imagine they can have taken him to then? 26637 Where do you think we could get a copy of the paper?"
26637	Where is he?
26637	Where''s Hilderman?
26637	Where''s the dog?
26637	Where, then?
26637	Who do you mean?
26637	Who is it?
26637	Who would want to cut heather here?
26637	Why afraid?
26637	Why did n''t you tell me?
26637	Why glad?
26637	Why is it pleasanter?
26637	Why not bring him in here?
26637	Why not combine business with pleasure?
26637	Why not develop them now, Ewart?
26637	Why so decided, Den?
26637	Why the sigh?
26637	Why''beastly thing''?
26637	Why''one man''so emphatically?
26637	Why, Mr. Ewart,he exclaimed in surprise,"you back again already?
26637	Why?
26637	Why?
26637	Why?
26637	Why?
26637	Will you people excuse me for a bit?
26637	Will you please put me down now?
26637	Worrying me? 26637 Would you care to see the discoveries we made this morning?"
26637	Yes,I agreed,"but what do you think his game can be?
26637	You can?
26637	You cruise a good deal, I suppose?
26637	You did n''t faint too, surely?
26637	You do n''t really believe that there is anything curious about the river itself, do you?
26637	You do n''t seriously mean that you think someone-- some fiend of hell-- deliberately blinded her?
26637	You do n''t think this is something quite different from the green ray? 26637 You hold the view that it was the merest coincidence that Miss McLeod and the General both had terrible and strange experiences at the same spot?"
26637	You mean the natural phenomenon idea?
26637	You mean the war, of course?
26637	You mean the_ Jenny_ is still there?
26637	You noticed the date?
26637	You remember that summer we did the cruise from Southampton to Stranraer?
26637	You think all the Germans in the States prefer their fatherland to their adopted country, or are they most of them spies?
26637	You''ve thought of one yourself, of course?
26637	Am I ever likely to forget it?"
26637	Am I right?"
26637	And in any case,"she finished, in high indignation,"can you imagine_ me_ entertaining anybody?"
26637	And that is, what is the next item on the programme?"
26637	And you, Professor?
26637	And, more important still, where were we going?
26637	Anyway, he has a gorgeous view, has n''t he?
26637	Applying for a commission, I suppose-- man of your class and education, and all that-- eh?"
26637	Are n''t you coming too?"
26637	Are you satisfied?"
26637	Are you sure you could n''t manage something?"
26637	Burnham?"
26637	But if you do n''t suspect him, and he is a very cute man, why not trust him and have the benefit of his intelligence?"
26637	But it''s an extraordinary coincidence, at the least; and who on earth could have stolen him?
26637	But now that you''ve told me the details, Den, do you remember what happened when you did spring it on them?"
26637	But why are you so emphatic?"
26637	But you three leaving me behind, it''s----""Leaving you behind?"
26637	But, I asked myself, what would be the good of a searchlight there?
26637	By the way, had lunch?"
26637	By the way, what was it?"
26637	By the way,"he added,"have you a friend-- a real friend-- you can trust?"
26637	Can you make anything of it at all, Garnesk?
26637	Can you remember anyone who does dislike the dog?"
26637	Can you?"
26637	Develop them in the morning, Ronnie, wo n''t you?
26637	Did he know he had this heart trouble?"
26637	Did things gradually grow duller and duller, or what?"
26637	Did you notice anything suspicious about it?"
26637	Do you think I shall get a letter in the morning?"
26637	Eh?
26637	Ewart, we agree to get to the bottom of this?
26637	Ewart?"
26637	Ewart?"
26637	Ewart?"
26637	For God''s sake tell me-- what is it?"
26637	Fuller?"
26637	Fuller?"
26637	Garnesk?"
26637	Garnesk?"
26637	Had all this happened in a day?
26637	Have n''t you even any idea as to how the poor young lady lost her sight?"
26637	Have you been exploring?"
26637	Have you got a knife on you?"
26637	Have you got me?"
26637	Have you had any news about the dog?"
26637	Hilderman?"
26637	His last question was:"Does anybody drink the river water?"
26637	How did you manage that?"
26637	How does he get about?"
26637	How is Miss McLeod?"
26637	How long after the war is it going to be before I could marry one of Myra''s maids, let alone Myra?
26637	I asked--"really serious?"
26637	I cried, nearly dropping her in my excitement;"you can see already?"
26637	I do n''t suppose you wish me to worry you with details at the moment?"
26637	I propose now that you should try and get this man-- Garnish, is it----?"
26637	I wonder where he''s going?"
26637	I''d look fine in uniform, would n''t I?"
26637	I''ll tell you what I think of this knife, shall I?"
26637	If Hilderman wanted to keep us from spying on Fuller, where was Fuller?
26637	If Ronnie did n''t send that wire, who did?"
26637	If the Government declare war, it is in your cause and mine; and who is to fight our battles but you and me?"
26637	Is n''t it a wonderful view?"
26637	Is n''t there anywhere else we can lunch, because they are evidently on the same tack?"
26637	Is this the place?"
26637	It was simply nerves, of course; but I must n''t let them get the better of me, or what would poor Myra do?
26637	It''s original, is n''t it?"
26637	It''s true, I suppose?
26637	May I know the message?"
26637	Myra cried suddenly,"is there another boat, a brown motor- boat, anchored just out there?"
26637	No new developments, I suppose?"
26637	Now, how soon can you bring Miss McLeod to see me?"
26637	On the other hand----""Well,"said Hilderman with interest, as I paused,"on the other hand?"
26637	One of them was red- headed, you remember?
26637	Or can you give us any reason to hope that the very fact of your not understanding the nature of the case points to her getting over it?"
26637	Or had you some sort of idea at the back of them?"
26637	Or was I deluding myself with the fantastic delirium of a dying man?
26637	Reading, or what?"
26637	Ronnie, is n''t it wonderful?"
26637	Should I ever forget those blistering words to the day of my death?
26637	Should we never come to an end of these mysterious attacks which were hurled at us in broad daylight from nowhere at all?
26637	Suppose we all go up Loch Hourn in the motor- boat in the afternoon?"
26637	Tell me, how did your sight return, gradually or suddenly?"
26637	The question, therefore, remains, shall we go back by train-- if we can find the station here-- or shall we punt back to Richmond?"
26637	Then again, did they suspect the base, or did they have a general idea that war was coming so far back as May?"
26637	There remains one possible solution----""Well?"
26637	WHO IS HILDERMAN?
26637	WHO IS HILDERMAN?
26637	Was n''t it silly of me?"
26637	Was this another weird natural manifestation, or was it, as was much more likely, a couple of dozen men bearing lights?
26637	Were those all bluff?
26637	What about you, though?
26637	What about your friend?"
26637	What chance has the spy?
26637	What could it be?
26637	What could it mean?
26637	What could it mean?
26637	What do you mean to do, and everything?"
26637	What do you propose to do?"
26637	What do you say, Ron?"
26637	What do you say?"
26637	What do you think he is-- a detective?"
26637	What do you want me to do?"
26637	What had Olvery said?
26637	What in God''s name can it all mean?"
26637	What is it?"
26637	What is it?"
26637	What made you ask?"
26637	What on earth am I to do with myself while the war lasts?"
26637	What were they like?"
26637	What would happen to Miss McLeod if I carried you back to the house in a state of total blindness?"
26637	Where could we be?
26637	Where else could they be going to?
26637	Where was this still, or, rather, where was the croft?"
26637	Who is his friend, do you know?"
26637	Why are you so keen about it?"
26637	Why did n''t you shout?"
26637	Why not let your man take Mr. Burnham''s luggage to Invermalluch, and come to Glasnabinnie on the_ Fiona_?
26637	Why should this green ray only be visible between four and five?"
26637	Why, that''s quite close to you, surely?"
26637	Why?
26637	Why?"
26637	Would I be wiser to wait and try to keep an eye on Hilderman, or was my best plan to ignore him and try and locate his German friend?
26637	Would n''t he be just about the man we want, or do you think it would make too much stir to take him into our confidence?"
26637	Would n''t that produce the same effect?"
26637	Yes, that was it, men bearing lights-- and what else besides?
26637	You do n''t seriously believe in them, do you?"
26637	You know the rock is a sort of sandstone, not grey like the rest, but nearly white?"
26637	You know, of course, that he and my father were brother officers?
26637	You mean that if we can solve this riddle we, or others, may be able to devise some means of prevention, or at least protection?
26637	You mean that we are in duty bound to keep at this night and day until we find out what it is?"
26637	You mean to run away and leave her alone with an old crock of a father?
26637	You remember about three weeks ago we were to have played a foursome out at Hendon, and I did n''t turn up?
26637	You remember what made me rush off and leave you there?"
26637	You''ve heard the news?"
26637	he asked,"or any dizziness or fainting, or anything like that?"
26637	he asked,"or would you rather wait till we get up to the house?"
26637	he cried,"what has happened?"
26637	secrets?
26637	she asked,"or do you agree that it is better to try for a salmon than catch a trout?"
26637	the American exclaimed in surprise,"How are you?
26637	what is it?
26637	what is that hut on the cliff above the falls?
32782	Seemed almost as though he did n''t want to come out and join us.... What''s the matter, son? 32782 Damn you, why did you bring me_ out here_? 32782 For-- for_ this_?...
32782	Had n''t he, with all odds against him, finally won out and acquired peace and contentment and a purpose in life?
32782	McKinney?"
32782	Once, he looked at her with haunted eyes and said:"Mother, why is life so bad?
32782	What could she say to a question like that?
32782	What was wrong with a world in which that could happen?
32782	Why are people even born into a world like this?"
32431	Ah, but if the idea is to burn them up, why not give the prize to Number 43? 32431 But what does he know about cakes?"
32431	But who on Earth thought of making him judge?
32431	Did it? 32431 Have n''t you, for your own family?"
32431	How are you, Ronar? 32431 How are you, Ronar?"
32431	Hurt, Doctor? 32431 If I win, will you explain to everybody how manly I really am?
32431	Is n''t it? 32431 Is n''t there something that can be done for them, Doctor?
32431	Number 17? 32431 Really?
32431	Really?
32431	The judge? 32431 Why?"
32431	And you?"
32431	Are you here to keep an eye on me?"
32431	But how did you find a judge then?"
32431	Do n''t you usually have a committee?"
32431	Do you mind?"
32431	Have I told you within the last five minutes that you''re beautiful?"
32431	Have you entered the contest?"
32431	I wonder-- does he have a tail?"
32431	Is n''t his wife that stuck- up thing?"
32431	It was on the tip of his tongue to say,"Your wife too, Doctor?
32431	Remember, Ronar?
32431	Ronar?"
32431	Sheila--""What?"
32431	Some treatment that it would be legal to give them?"
32431	The good doctor''s fault?
32431	To which are you going to award the prize?
32431	Was n''t he-- wasn''t he--""Carnivorous?
32431	What do you mean?"
32431	What''s so unmanly in being able to cook and bake?"
32431	Will I be doing him a favor if I have his wife win?
32431	Will you be my character witness?"
32431	Will you still love me if I lose?"
32431	You know Dr. Cabanis, do n''t you?"
32431	You''d never guess, to see him, that he ran on all fours, would you?"
32431	[ Illustration]"My dear, have n''t you heard?
31356	Am I supposed to know the name?
31356	And you would say that the organization responsible is centered in this corporation?
31356	Any idea who?
31356	Are Manobas ever shot?
31356	Are they a special organization?
31356	Are you prepared to take the consequences, sir?
31356	Armed?
31356	Detector proofed?
31356	Do the professional ethics of privacy and non- publicity cover this kind of situation?
31356	Do you end the duel?
31356	Do you remember Pop Yak?
31356	Do you understand what you have said, sir?
31356	Friday when?
31356	Have one?
31356	Hello George, how''s everything going?
31356	Hello?
31356	Hi Al,Bryce said to the recorded"Yeah?"
31356	How many shots?
31356	How well can you handle a four tube cabin cruiser?
31356	How''s that?
31356	I suppose you''ve put something in my drink?
31356	If you do n''t mind my asking, have you passed through your first three cases yet?
31356	In armor plated tanks with heavy artillery?
31356	Is it true that this lunatic can not go and make up with the lady of his heart because she has had him banned? 31356 It did n''t really happen did it?"
31356	Languages?
31356	Look,said the youth tersely,"Do I want to get kicked out of the FNMA?
31356	Man has reached space-- do you think he''ll ever go back to the ground? 31356 Me?"
31356	Mister Carter?
31356	Mister Carter?
31356	No magic?
31356	Ready?
31356	References and abilities?
31356	Roy, is Pierce your real name?
31356	Seconded, how about five hundred thousand?
31356	Shall I report him?
31356	Sleep or death?
31356	Suppose the top man is high in the company?
31356	Tell me-- when you saw that I was beginning to think, why did n''t you just needle me down for a short nap and leave?
31356	Wadja say?
31356	Want to speak to George?
31356	What do you do? 31356 What do you do?"
31356	What do you want?
31356	What does it do to the I.Q.? 31356 What is it?"
31356	What is the average mortality, do you know?
31356	What then?
31356	What would you expect them to do for us?
31356	What''s a frontier on your terms, Roy?
31356	What''s my next assignment?
31356	What''s the effect?
31356	Which of you has any complaint of unfairness or advantage taken by either party of this duel?
31356	Who knows of this besides us?
31356	Would this be the man behind all these bullets, and you''re meeting him in space?
31356	You are n''t leading me on? 31356 You do n''t chant spells and hire ghosts, do you?"
31356	You do that?
31356	You''re not conning me?
31356	***** A trailer from the detective agency?
31356	*****"Who was that character?"
31356	A killer arranged by Beldman?
31356	After the usual ritual, Bryce said,"Hello George, how''s everything going?"
31356	And was n''t his cousin- from- Montehedo a star- sent help?_*****"What do I do for a living?"
31356	And was n''t his cousin- from- Montehedo a star- sent help?_*****"What do I do for a living?"
31356	Any other questions?
31356	Are n''t you Bryce Carter?
31356	Bryce asked,"Is it armed?"
31356	Bryce paused and winked at Pierce who was standing at his elbow,"Any questions?
31356	But if murder had always lain behind those impassive pale blue eyes, why had there been no attempts before?
31356	Can I send him in?"
31356	Could he be trusted?
31356	Do you think I would say so?"
31356	For a moment the one that had controlled the day was gone, and he was sane again, but how long would that moment last?
31356	For had n''t he risen gloriously from Thieves Row to director of famed U.T.?
31356	Get that?
31356	His own mood?
31356	How could either of them have decided who to blame or who to fight?
31356	How had he found out?
31356	How had he learned it?
31356	How many duels had Beldman won like this?
31356	How much did he know?
31356	How''s it done?"
31356	How''s the other?"
31356	How''s this?"
31356	How''s with you, any news?"
31356	I mean, what do they hire you for?"
31356	If we put them on this with payment for speed and silence--""And when we know who is responsible,"asked Neiswanger,"_ Then_ what do we do?"
31356	Is that correct?"
31356	No marines?"
31356	Pierce, sitting in one of the shock tank armchairs, asked,"What part do you have in this?"
31356	Roy Pierce asked,"What do I do about this''friend''of yours who lays traps?"
31356	Shall I wear my bulletproof clothes?"
31356	Suppose I stake the broke, and loan them transport, and offer the fugitives unregistered safety to receive mail and to buy supplies?"
31356	The ringing was stopped abruptly and a recorded voice answered,"Yeah?"
31356	There was no need to shoot, but he wondered suddenly, if he had, what kind of a curve would the bullet have followed?
31356	There would be no trouble from Beldman, but who else knew what he had known, that Bryce Carter was responsible for the corruption of UT?
31356	They had not meant direct murder then, but only to stun him and deliver him to Orillo, C. O. D."How are you doing with their ship?"
31356	This was sanity now, but what had it been before when he was cheerfully destroying his future?
31356	Was not Earth, Moon, and all the Belt, at this very moment awaiting his command for the grand coup?
31356	Was that where he had slipped his cog?
31356	What became of him?
31356	What good did it do him to be proud of his brains when he put himself in a spot where he walked around like a target?
31356	What had Machiavelli said?
31356	What kind of illegal purposes?"
31356	What payment do you take?"
31356	What sign had there been when it took control?
31356	What was he doing on the Moon?
31356	What was it?
31356	What was wrong?
31356	What would Orillo want to discuss?
31356	What?
31356	Whose was the one vote?
31356	Why do you want to do this?
31356	Why had he made those calls-- changed his plans-- and made those calls?
31356	Why should they?
31356	Why?
31356	Would he know if it was gone?
31356	Would he know it when it came again?
31356	Would she be impressed even by the power he would have later?
31356	You all right?"
31356	You do n''t want them to break an inc case wide open, do you?"
31356	You see what that means to engineers in the advantage of building things?
31356	You''ll be there?"
30303	A gas, Master Leithgow?
30303	A gun?
30303	Ah, if you could only read my mind.... Or can you? 30303 And now, Captain?"
30303	And the fifth?
30303	And what about Ku Sui?
30303	Any activity on the ranch? 30303 Anyone else in sight?"
30303	Are you sure they''re still alive? 30303 Ban?"
30303	Bind him? 30303 But who could have taken it?
30303	But, Carse,_ what_ bodies? 30303 But, letting him come out of it every night and resting normally?"
30303	But-- but could that be done?
30303	Can you see anything special?
30303	Carse, are you going to risk atmospheric friction all the way to the laboratory?
30303	Carse,he said slowly,"I wonder just where that man concealed behind the secret panel would take the asteroid?"
30303	Carse? 30303 Do I stay here, suh?"
30303	Do the guards in the towers seem to notice anything?
30303	Eclipse, you see the radio over there? 30303 Eclipse?"
30303	Find any, Ban?
30303	Friday?
30303	Gone? 30303 Here on the asteroid, Captain?
30303	How can you? 30303 I suppose you find it an unpleasant thought, to have to be the means of re- making them into whole, normal human beings?"
30303	Is it true, Dr. Ku, that your coordinated brains will die, if left in their case?
30303	Is that true?
30303	Is this just stupidity on your part, Captain? 30303 Much?"
30303	Oh, yes, Eliot-- is everything safe in your vicinity?
30303	Operating gowns, gloves, masks, Master Leithgow?
30303	See the asteroid anywhere?
30303	So?
30303	Tantril?
30303	The laboratory? 30303 The living bodies into which you propose to transplant the brains-- where are they?"
30303	There, Captain?
30303	They can not?
30303	Through, which he escaped before? 30303 Torture?
30303	We were going to talk about the brains?
30303	What are your instructions?
30303	What bodies are to be used?
30303	What is it?
30303	What is it?
30303	What''s on our speed indicator?
30303	What''s wrong?
30303	What?
30303	What?
30303	When he hates you so? 30303 Where are your assistants?"
30303	Where? 30303 Who could do it?
30303	Will you instruct your assistants to begin preparing as much as they can in the next hour? 30303 Within what time, to save them, must the operations to transplant them into human bodies be started?"
30303	Yes, Ban? 30303 Yes, Carse?
30303	Yes, Carse?
30303	Yes, Carse?
30303	Yes, suh?
30303	Yes? 30303 Yes?"
30303	You are ready, Carse?
30303	You had no trouble, eh?
30303	You insist on continuing this farce?
30303	You mean--?
30303	You release me, then,he asked,"from my original promise to destroy you?"
30303	You too? 30303 You will agree to that-- and no tricks?"
30303	You''re there?
30303	You''ve-- a trick?
30303	_ Could_ you transplant the brains?
30303	_ Who''s there?_It was a cry from one of the watchers outside.
30303	_ You''re_ going to, Carse?
30303	***** Carse sprang to Ku Sui, gripped one arm and cried harshly:"What have you done?"
30303	--aren''t you going to do anything?
30303	A hundred yards; two hundred?
30303	A sound-- a faint whisper?
30303	After so gallant a precedent, how could I refuse?
30303	All well?"
30303	And a light?
30303	And as for tricks, what could I possibly try?
30303	And now-- how long will be needed to finish?"
30303	And the Hawk said curtly:"I see no men-- do either of you?
30303	And those Chinese words, uttered out by the port- lock-- what would they result in, and when?
30303	And would be on the lookout for tricks?
30303	Any sign they''re aware of our presence?"
30303	At last Leithgow whispered:"They''re all-- like that, Carse?"
30303	At last, in a low tone he asked the assistant:"The food injections take successfully?"
30303	Ban Wilson asked:"Will you go down into the valley between the trees, then up the face of the rock?
30303	Ban, have you one?"
30303	Ban, you''ve bound him well?"
30303	Become a humdrum landlocked Earthling?"
30303	But Captain Carse, may I have a cigarro before we start on this journey?"
30303	But Carse-- what of you?
30303	But the human heads--?"
30303	But this ship is slow, and I see now that if the asteroid does pursue us and capture us.... What do you really think of our chances?"
30303	But what are you goin''to do?"
30303	But what was Ku Sui''s thought?
30303	But where was the asteroid?
30303	But_ was_ there?
30303	Carse asked quickly into the grille:"You felt the explosion, but do you know what it meant?--what it did?"
30303	Carse intervened:"Why too long, Eliot?"
30303	Carse?
30303	Carse?
30303	Coming down the passage?
30303	Consider, my friend-- even if I seemed to consent to the operations, could I not easily destroy the brains while ostensibly working on them?"
30303	Do n''t you know that to coordinate those brains I worked for years with a devotion, a concentration, a genius you can never hope even to comprehend?
30303	Do n''t you realize they''re the most precious possession of the greatest surgeon and the greatest mind in the universe?
30303	Do n''t you understand that I''ve fashioned a miracle?
30303	Do you hear me, and did you feel anything a minute ago?"
30303	Do you hear me?"
30303	Do you know?"
30303	Do you remember?"
30303	Do you think there''s still time?"
30303	Friday, you see them?"
30303	Friday?"
30303	Frigidly the Hawk asked:"You''ve destroyed the brains?"
30303	Go for him now?
30303	Hawk Carse asked simply:"_ Could_ you transplant the brains?"
30303	He asked:"Dr. Ku, you will perform the brain transplantations for us?"
30303	He opened it, peered through eagerly and called:"Carse?
30303	He said he would meet you here?
30303	He said:"I suppose, Captain Carse, you intend to bring me before Earth''s World Court of Justice?"
30303	He went on.... How far?
30303	Hear that?
30303	His heart went cold; would the fabric of the suit burn through?
30303	How could he hope to understand?
30303	How could it have been otherwise?
30303	How far did the passageway extend?
30303	How long will you stay?
30303	I only wish I could persuade you--""To retire, Eliot?
30303	I wonder how many coolies Ku Sui had, altogether?
30303	I''m calling primarily to learn whether you have any V-27 on hand?"
30303	Is everything ready?"
30303	Is his condition any better?"
30303	Is n''t he going to run this thing?"
30303	Is that what you are coming to?"
30303	It''s ready?"
30303	Just the receiver, not the mike.... Our speed, Eliot?"
30303	Ku Sui could transplant me._""Ku Sui?
30303	Ku?"
30303	Ku?"
30303	Ku?"
30303	Or do you attempt a joke at which in courtesy I should smile?"
30303	Or would there instead be the desperate reaction of the coolies, who had tried to kill him?
30303	Orders?"
30303	Perhaps it is clear now?
30303	Ready?"
30303	S.?"
30303	Settle down?
30303	Should n''t I blindfold him?"
30303	Stretching himself, the Eurasian asked:"You are taking the brains down now, Captain Carse?"
30303	Swanson''s brain, was it not?
30303	The Hawk said wryly:"I thought not, but well, you remember the secret panel in Dr. Ku''s laboratory?"
30303	The radio connection took only seconds: and then he said into the microphone:"Eliot?
30303	The smile and the easy words were a camouflage, surely-- but for what?
30303	There was no one on it, was there?"
30303	These against my will?
30303	They were simple words, and what he asked was simple, but would the meaning reach these violated brains?
30303	They''ll be those four white assistants of his-- those men, you remember, whose intellects he''s dehumanized--""Yes, yes?"
30303	This has been soft, has n''t it?"
30303	Threats?
30303	Understood?"
30303	Was Ku Sui at the end of it?
30303	Well, what now, Carse?"
30303	What adventures would he have before he saw it again?...
30303	What bodies are here?"
30303	What did these things mean?
30303	What do you think?"
30303	What else was there?
30303	What had wrought the hush?
30303	What is it?"
30303	What is your plan?"
30303	What move?
30303	What must we do?"
30303	What says the red hand?
30303	What trick were they playing him?
30303	What was growing in his resourceful brain?
30303	What would it evolve?
30303	What''s happened?"
30303	What?"
30303	Where are you, suh?"
30303	Where can you get four more living human bodies?"
30303	Where is it?"
30303	Why?"
30303	Will you be so kind as to throw it?"
30303	Will you not attempt to force him to do as I desire?_"Carse considered the suggestion, but it did not seem remotely possible.
30303	Will you stay on guard here by the port- lock?
30303	Will you?"
30303	Wo n''t it prove rather difficult for you, who have never even pretended to be a scientist?"
30303	Would he recognize something as being different, or suspicious?
30303	Would he summon others of his kind from the small guard- box he had come out of?
30303	You escaped through it before-- do you remember?"
30303	You remember your way?
30303	You''re sure?
30303	You''ve got them?"
30303	You''ve seen our ray, of course, but have you looked at your speed- indicator?
32655	But is n''t that carrying censorship a little too far? 32655 But it''s not going to happen?"
32655	Did you know you weigh around six hundred pounds now?
32655	Do you know what they do when they execute a man by firing squad?
32655	How''s it going to come?
32655	If they invade us-- come down from the north-- you think the government will let us know they''re coming?
32655	Kind of heavy, ai n''t she?
32655	There_ was_ one then? 32655 What bullet?"
32655	What do they do?
32655	What do you mean? 32655 What do you think you should do?"
32655	Would you like some coffee?
32655	You mean our government shot off those bombs themselves? 32655 And what difference does it make-- really?
32655	Did they have enough men?
32655	It was an explosion or something, was n''t it?"
32655	Jim said,"Did you feel that?"
32655	One that''s over?"
32655	See it?
32655	That little bit?"
32655	Then he said,"Feel up to a walk?"
32655	What did those bombs do to us?
32655	What other place could it come from?
32655	What''s wrong?
32655	Why not?"
32885	Do you know what''s happened?
32885	Why? 32885 And you? 32885 Are you all right?
32885	Why?"
32885	Would the blocks hold after three days?
29809	Air?
29809	All right to talk?
29809	An attack?
29809	And how about you, old man?
29809	And so,I said,"we don these things and stroll out into the Atlantic looking for the girl and her friends?"
29809	And so?
29809	And the chart of our course-- did the return trip check with the other?
29809	And then?
29809	And this hump on the back?
29809	And we have thirty men?
29809	And what will you do?
29809	Anita, listen: if anything happens and we have to make a dash--"Up through that dome- lock, Gregg? 29809 Are you ready, Anita?"
29809	Are you ready, dad?
29809	Are you setting a course, dad?
29809	But how do you expect to be able to land at the other end any more than this?
29809	But how, Mercer? 29809 But we''ll get back all right?"
29809	But what place is this?
29809	But who would n''t, with a wire like this?
29809	But you do n''t have to leave the Earth, do you?
29809	But,said Bell practically,"do you accept my terms?"
29809	Can you make the leap? 29809 Commander Potan tells me you were chief navigator of the_ Planetara_?"
29809	Did n''t tell you where he was going?
29809	Did you say anything about the Atom Smasher, Parrish?
29809	Do you know the penalty for that?
29809	Do you think I''ve been idle during these five years of my exile? 29809 Eh?
29809	Feel anything wrong with your head, Dent?
29809	Fools, did you think you could escape that way?
29809	From-- your father? 29809 George Prince''s sister?
29809	Gregg, do you see anything up there? 29809 Gregg, what is it?"
29809	How long will it take us to get back?
29809	How many of them?
29809	I mean, do you know just where we are?
29809	If we were all to jump out, tied together-- don''t you think we might land-- somewhere near where we want to land?
29809	Is he bad?
29809	Is he-- bad?
29809	Is it an attack?
29809	Is that an airplane motor?
29809	Is this George Prince''s sister?
29809	Jim, darling, what''s going to happen to us if dad ca n''t find how to work the machine?
29809	Jim, do you feel something pushing you?
29809	Jim, do you realize what each vibration of this boat means?
29809	Josef? 29809 Know where we are, Dent?"
29809	Leave them here?
29809	Nothing in sight?
29809	Now, what''s the alternative?
29809	Ready, Dent?
29809	Shall we go out and see?
29809	So devilish clever.... What are we going to do?
29809	Suppose the machine continues to vibrate instead of coming to a standstill?
29809	Suppose we go up and see? 29809 That was for him?"
29809	The brigands?
29809	The merest drop of it?
29809	The open air seems good, does n''t it?
29809	The_ Planetara_ wrecked? 29809 Truly, do the Rorn become dead?
29809	What are they, Senhor?
29809	What are we going to do?
29809	What are you doing out on deck?
29809	What are you going to do, Gregg?
29809	What do you know?
29809	What is it, Argle?
29809	What is it, Jim?
29809	What is the matter?
29809	What is your trade, anyways?
29809	What the devil are we supposed to be, criminals or what?
29809	What will we do with the helmets?
29809	What''s this? 29809 What?"
29809	Where am I?
29809	Where are you going?
29809	Where are you hit, darling?
29809	Where are you now?
29809	Where is the city of Atlantis?
29809	Which way, Parrish? 29809 Who is the man to the left?"
29809	Who told you so?
29809	Why do n''t you ask my girl herself?
29809	Why do they smile at us all the time in that confounded way?
29809	Why should I hurry, Gregg?
29809	Why?
29809	Why?
29809	Yes, sir?
29809	You are Gregg Haljan?
29809	You do n''t remember the bearings, I suppose?
29809	You have on your Erentz suits: are you going to the dome- roof? 29809 You have signaled the men on shore to send out a boat to take us off?"
29809	You hesitate to give me your answer, Dent?
29809	You hurt?
29809	You know what that is, Dent?
29809	You mean that you''ve learned how to fly, you black imp of Satan?
29809	You mean you can actually do that?
29809	You mean,he said quietly,"that an airplane could not land?"
29809	You see?
29809	You speak English? 29809 You think the signal room is in the tower, Gregg?
29809	You think you''re able to face the world and take up life again?
29809	You were an officer of the_ Planetara_?
29809	You''re not remembering him after all?
29809	You''ve-- had it?
29809	_ Yes? 29809 ***** Was it true, that amazing story? 29809 A Martian? 29809 A flash from some giant projector mounted on the ship? 29809 A group of captured Drilgoes near it? 29809 A lurking Martian outside? 29809 A traitor in the camp? 29809 An error in the range? 29809 And do you know what I''ve been doing during all this hellish period? 29809 And then, in pictured form, for Imee''s benefit,It has been here while much time passed?"
29809	And this is the sister of George Prince-- what do you want up here?"
29809	And to whom could Wilks be signalling across this Lunar desolation?
29809	And was that the captured Atom Smasher standing between what looked like grinning idols?
29809	And was the third figure Miko?
29809	Anderson''s Favorites_ Dear Editor: Just a word referring to your"What kind of stories do you like?"
29809	Anita whispered,"Which is their giant electronic projector, Gregg?"
29809	Anita whispered:"Did he mean that signal room up here in the tower?
29809	Anita''s metal- gloved hand was on my arm; in my ear diaphragm her voice sounded eager and unmistakable:"What was the signal, Gregg?"
29809	Anything I can do?"
29809	Are Haljan and the girl up there with you?"
29809	But even if it struck, what guarantee had he that it would shatter the glass, or whatever substance it was that covered the orb?
29809	But how could I respond to it?
29809	But how...?
29809	But up there-- how would we get down?"
29809	But we''re a hundred and fifty miles off the Venezuelan coast, are n''t we?"
29809	But what can you do?"
29809	But what was happening in the other side of the Eye?
29809	By following the course in reverse we can expect to make Atlantis again--""Back to that horrible place?"
29809	Ca n''t we?"
29809	Ca n''t you give us some of the Francis Flagg type of fiction?
29809	Cain''s just my pet name for him because he subsists on the fruits of the earth, do n''t you, Cain?"
29809	Can you arrange to give me some sign that you''re safe?"
29809	Can you get hold of a bit of the antidote?"
29809	Could it be true that Tode had solved the practical problem of traveling in time, theoretically implied since the discoveries of Einstein?
29809	Creeping-- or would he make a swift, unexpected rush?
29809	Did Wilks see me coming?
29809	Did he believe me?
29809	Did n''t know I''d worked that out, did you?
29809	Did we dare linger here?
29809	Do you hear airplane motors?"
29809	Do you know what I''m going to do with you?
29809	Do you think to match your puny will against my own?
29809	Do you want to know where that land is?
29809	Down on the plains, perhaps?
29809	Going there?
29809	Had it been tampered with from outside?
29809	Had someone gone out this way and broken the mechanisms after him?
29809	Had the Earth caught our signal?
29809	Had the Earthlight touched him?
29809	Have n''t you changed the lamps, or something?
29809	He answered me in ready English:"You are the man Gregg Haljan?
29809	He desires my services?"
29809	He grasped Lucille, held her tightly against his breast, stood there drawing great, labored breaths, waiting-- for what?
29809	His light went out very promptly, did n''t it?"
29809	How about picking up a little treasure from the hoards of Solomon or Genghis Khan?
29809	How many deputies has The Master?
29809	How?
29809	I insisted,"And Miss Prince?
29809	I said sharply,"Are you the commander here?
29809	I said,"Before we go any further-- I can trust you for my share?"
29809	I think you have everything in hand?
29809	I turned toward one of the cubby windows; she said sweetly:"Are you in charge of this room?
29809	If Grantline appears down there now, I''ll help you--""Is it connected?"
29809	If Parrish was really alive-- why not Tode too?
29809	If deputies in two countries that we know of have so much power, how much power has The Master?"
29809	If you put me in the camp and the brigands attack it and I am killed-- what then?
29809	In telescopic view?"
29809	Is everything clear to you?"
29809	Is it you?"
29809	Is not that your reason?"
29809	It was sublime and terrible, and on the result of that conflict depended-- what?
29809	Miko dead?"
29809	Miko''s lights?
29809	Miko?
29809	Or had Miko rejoined his party, left his camp and come here like ourselves to climb Archimedes?
29809	Or had someone come in from outside?
29809	Or had the skulking Martian outside broken this lock as he had broken the other?
29809	Or land, perhaps, boldly crowded upon our little ledge?
29809	Or sail past, after inspecting us?
29809	Or up here, somewhere in these miles of towering rocks?
29809	Or was it not a light at all?
29809	Or was it two hours?
29809	Or was our assumption wholly wrong-- perhaps the brigand ship would not land near here at all?
29809	Or was that a local signal- call which he had sent out?
29809	Or would I instead try to send a brief flash- signal to Earth?
29809	Pack my bags right away, will you?
29809	Perhaps I have you to thank for that performance?
29809	Ready?"
29809	Seems simple?
29809	Shall we go ashore?"
29809	She added,"Where do you suppose the ship is?
29809	She will have her brother''s share?"
29809	Should I run?
29809	Should I try the flash- signal to Earth?
29809	So Bell said placidly:"Well?
29809	Suppose Miko were to see us following?
29809	Suppose he stopped and lay in ambush to fire at us as we came leaping heedlessly by?
29809	Suppose my signal were answered by a shot?
29809	Suppose you chaps turn around and take me to Ribiera''s house?"
29809	Taylor-- she has?"
29809	That''s what you wanted me to do, is n''t it?"
29809	The answer came:"_ Where is the Grantline camp?_""_ Near here.
29809	The brigand, Miko?
29809	The idea is that he must think you are trying to fascinate me, is it not?"
29809	Then where is she?
29809	This tower outside our window here?"
29809	Understand?"
29809	Understand?"
29809	Was Haljan killed?
29809	Was Wilks still up there?
29809	Was he advancing, preparing to signal?
29809	Was it Haljan standing up there on the summit?
29809	Was it premonition?
29809	Was that Gregg Haljan who fell?"
29809	Was this a farewell?
29809	We derive knowledge through one sense only, or, shall I say, a super- sense?
29809	Were we acting convincingly?
29809	Were we plunging rashly into what was destined to mean our death?
29809	What could I do, alone out here with Anita, to cope with this enemy?
29809	What could we do?
29809	What difference, when all this was forgotten history, antedating the written records of the human race?
29809	What does he want of the other men his deputies have enslaved?
29809	What had become of his plane, and where was Lucille?
29809	What had happened that Jim had won the Drilgo''s faith?
29809	What use to proceed further?
29809	What use was it to tell Grantline anything further?
29809	What was going to happen next?
29809	What was he doing with a hand- helio?
29809	What was it?
29809	What was reality, and what was dream, then?
29809	What were they doing there?
29809	What were you thinking about me?"
29809	What''s it all about?
29809	What''s it got to do with our nation?"
29809	Where are you?
29809	Where did you learn of_ yagué_?"
29809	Where is he?
29809	Where was he now?
29809	Who is The Master?"
29809	Who was it climbing the staircase?
29809	Why did Cain now look upon him, apparently, as his master?
29809	Why did he poison the Service men?
29809	Why do you ask me?"
29809	Why not have a discussion column and print some of the letters?
29809	Why not have a"Reader Talks"in Astounding Stories, where each reader gives his point of view on the stories in the magazine?
29809	Why should Wilks be signalling?
29809	Will that do to relieve your suspicions?"
29809	Will you be good enough to open this door for me?
29809	Will you get my diggings on the phone?"
29809	Would Brotow follow us up?
29809	Would he dare chance my sudden fire?
29809	Would it circle over us, firing at us?
29809	Would you-- would you assist me to go out on deck, where I might fling myself overboard?
29809	Yet how did I dare take Anita from these concealing shadows?
29809	You are called Anita?
29809	You do n''t remember what you did at the moment, boy?"
29809	You fool,"he added savagely,"why did n''t you come in with me in the old days?
29809	You got a password?"
29809	You heard of it?
29809	You kept the record on the way out as I instructed you?"
29809	You recall your little talk with the wireless operator on the_ Almirante Gomez_?
29809	You speak the Earth English?"
29809	You''ll see it all later, anyway-- if you feel you''d like to share the adventure with me?"
29809	You''re friendly?"
29809	panted Bell, and hurled himself upon-- whom?
12265	''Swapped my reputation for a song,''eh? 12265 A European?"
12265	A mercy- bullet?
12265	A mere detail-- to murder a woman?
12265	A miracle? 12265 A passage, eh?"
12265	A tent, a hut? 12265 A woman, eh?
12265	Abd el Rahman?
12265	After these,he mused,"dead inaction?
12265	Ah, a barrage, sir?
12265	Ah, do you not see? 12265 Ah, see?
12265	Ah, so?
12265	Ah, that''s it, eh?
12265	Ah, you do not answer?
12265	Ah,laughed Leclair,"the ball has opened, eh?
12265	All Moslems greatly revere the Ka''aba?
12265	Am I responsible for a Moslem''s superstitions, or his fanatic irrationality?
12265	An accident, eh? 12265 And beautiful?"
12265	And by the greatest oath, the honor of thy women?
12265	And dost thou still ask rewards of gold?
12265	And floats?
12265	And in the Orient, who can say that any one thing is stranger than anything else? 12265 And is it indeed covered with a wondrous silken and gold cloth, every year renewed, known as the_ kiswah_?"
12265	And may I offer you a few leaves?
12265	And that is certainty( death), Master?
12265	And that, later, all those jewels were brought hither?
12265	And the green flag-- the flag of the Prophet--"The flag,_ oui, mon capitaine!_ There are many men, but--"But what, Lieutenant?
12265	And the guests?
12265	And the salt is still in thy stomach? 12265 And then--?"
12265	And they executed Lebon?
12265	And thou hast seen it with thine own eyes?
12265	And what do ye here?
12265	And what happened to them, then?
12265	And what is that, sir?
12265	And what is that?
12265	And what is that?
12265	And what is the meaning of my master''s strange words?
12265	And what is your errand?
12265	And what may it be?
12265	And what may that be, my sheik?
12265	And what things,began the Olema,"doth thy heart desire, in this city of Jannati Shahr?
12265	And why not, Rrisa?
12265	And why not, pray?
12265	And why?
12265	And wilt thou make further trial with me?
12265	And, after all, what''s any business, compared to_ life_?
12265	And, seeing the Iron Mountains again, thou couldst guide us thither?
12265	Anyone else, here, feel so disposed?
12265	Anything else?
12265	Are we to have no precise orders before leaving this room?
12265	Are you prepared to sign a receipt for this airship, if I deliver her over to you, sir?
12265	Art thou sure?
12265	Ask the Sheik, will you? 12265 Astonished, eh?"
12265	At Mecca?
12265	Bad business for us, eh?
12265	Badly disfigured, are you?
12265	Badly?
12265	Beni Harb, eh?
12265	Big?
12265	But how many hundreds have been beheaded or crucified? 12265 But if the camel hath not drunk of the waters of the oasis, how can he know that they be sweet?
12265	But if they try to rush us you can drop the other bomb, ca n''t you?
12265	But, my machine?
12265	But-- where is she now?
12265	By God-- gold? 12265 By the way, how did Alden come out?
12265	Ca n''t you see for yourself all the wine- sacks are cut?
12265	Ca n''t, eh? 12265 Can that be true?"
12265	Can you do any better?
12265	Can you swim with one arm?
12265	Cut, is it? 12265 Dared?"
12265	Did n''t think it would work, did you? 12265 Do you realize that I, perhaps, have forces at my command which may negative ordinary conditions and recognized laws?"
12265	Do you realize what this thing is?
12265	Do you think I would leave you,she asked,"any more than you would leave me?
12265	Do you understand?
12265	Dost thou ask gold?
12265	Dost thou mean to tell me no man can pass beyond the desert rim, and enter the middle parts of Arabia?
12265	Dost thou wish us well?
12265	Duel? 12265 Eh, what?
12265	Enemark?
12265	Every man for himself, now? 12265 Faith, are we going to make it, chief?"
12265	Faith, what the devil now?
12265	Going to let that plane close in on us, and maybe riddle us?
12265	Gold?
12265	Gold?
12265	Gold?
12265	Got no heart in you, eh? 12265 Got you?"
12265	Hast thou seen enough?
12265	Hast thou, O Bara Miyan,he asked in a steady voice,"a swordsman who can with one blow split a man from crown to jaw?"
12265	Have you jettisoned everything?
12265	Have you no orders for me, sir?
12265	He shot you?
12265	Hear how that bullet sang?
12265	Hello, hello?
12265	How about disarming these men, sir?
12265	How about petrol?
12265	How did you know there was going to be an expedition, at all?
12265	How do they make us out pirates?
12265	How do you know but what we''ll be rescued, here?
12265	How do you know now, my Captain, that it will not be in anger?
12265	How dost thou name that place, Rrisa?
12265	How near can anything get to us?
12265	How, then?
12265	I suppose you''ve never even heard of the_ La''ab el Barut_, the powder- play of the Arabs? 12265 If I really believed Nasr ed Din--""Well?"
12265	If a man can die this way, sure, what''s the use o''living?
12265	If we settle into the sea, do you think that with our damaged floats we can drive ashore without breaking up?
12265	In Allah''s name, who are ye?
12265	In the name of God, what now?
12265	Indeed, sir?
12265	Indeed? 12265 Indeed?
12265	Is it a large city, Rrisa?
12265	Is it not a fact that they could not even safeguard the Kaukab el Durri from the hand of the Great Apostate Sheik? 12265 Is it not possible that_ Nissr_ and our men still live?
12265	Is it true that the Caliph el Walid, in Hegira 88, sent forty camel- loads of cut jewels to Mecca?
12265	Is that a necessary question, sir?
12265	Is that he, Rrisa?
12265	Is that the truth?
12265	Is there anything here that_ is n''t_?
12265	Leclair, of the Mesopotamian campaign? 12265 Leclair?"
12265	Look at this ring, will you?
12265	May I take the liberty of inquiring what your credentials may be, and with whom I have the great pleasure of speaking?
12265	Mecca, the Ka''aba, and the Black Stone are forbidden to all heretics?
12265	Men of Feringistan?
12265	More than that, eh, my Captain?
12265	No vibrations this time, eh?
12265	Not Kaukab el Durri?
12265	Not all?
12265	Not an Arab? 12265 Now,"the old man asked,"now, O Frank, wouldst thou see the cut jewels of the Caliph el Walid?"
12265	Of the Bara Jannati Shahr, Master? 12265 One remains dead?"
12265	Our orders, sir?
12265	Pardon me, my Captain,put in Leclair,"but the paralysis- vibrations, eh?
12265	Perhaps that will rout them out, eh? 12265 Pirates?"
12265	Rather messy, eh?
12265	Ready, men of Jannati Shahr?
12265	Royal Air Force man, eh? 12265 Sa''ad,"commanded Bara Miyan,"seest thou this dog?"
12265	Say, thou, hath no man of the_ Nasara_ faith ever penetrated as far as to the place of thy birth?
12265	See the red seals, with the imprint of the star and crescent, here and here?
12265	Shall I have someone help you?
12265	Shall we stow the gear in our cabins?
12265	Shall we, after all, kill these sleeping swine- brothers?
12265	Sight it, yet?
12265	Sighted something, eh?
12265	Sleeping men, who can not resist you? 12265 Smoke?
12265	So then, that is its name?
12265	So?
12265	So?
12265	Some little game of tag, what? 12265 Something big, eh?
12265	Still pinning your faith to steel- jacketed streams of bullets, are you, as against ion- jacketed streams of vibrations?
12265	Still sagging down, eh?
12265	Stowaway? 12265 Stowaway?"
12265	Suppose one escapes?
12265	Sure, now, can you beat that?
12265	Sure, what''s better than a hot bath after the heavy exercise we''ve been having?
12265	Surrender?
12265	Take me alive, eh?
12265	Tell me, Rrisa, what of all this?
12265	Tell me, Rrisa,he commanded, still speaking in Arabic,"where wert thou born?
12265	That far, roaring noise?
12265	That is to be a secret, my Captain?
12265	That is your firm command, Master?
12265	That looks like''A book of verses underneath the bough,''with Fatima or Lalla Rookh, or the like, eh?
12265	That you, Bohannan?
12265	That you?
12265	That''s a concession, is n''t it? 12265 That-- can''t be the city, can it, now?
12265	The Great Pearl Star, the sacred loot from the Haram?
12265	The Great Pearl Star?
12265	The city?
12265	The gates of Hell?
12265	The golden spout-- see?
12265	The other and more sacred things of Islam-- are they there under that cloth, O Master?
12265	The salt is still in thy stomach for us?
12265	The_ jinnee_ of the waste?
12265	Then the ancient rumor is true? 12265 Then where?"
12265	Then, why are you here?
12265	They got word of it pretty quick, eh? 12265 This is the Pyramid of Ayeshah that I have heard strange tales of?"
12265	Thou art mine to do with as I will?
12265	Thou dost mean, thy people did slay them?
12265	Thou dost swear that, O Bara Miyan, by a great oath?
12265	Thou hast been in that secret city, Rrisa?
12265	Thou hast seen nothing of it, or of what happened there?
12265	Thou knowest the name of the place where thou wast born?
12265	Thou meanest one named Burckhardt, and Sir Richard Burton?
12265	Thou meanest that if we go to Mecca and they capture us, they will kill us all?
12265	Thou wilt not say they lie, son of Islam, eh?
12265	Thou-- dost not mean--?
12265	Three- and- twenty, is it not so?
12265	Time to drink again,_ n''est- ce pas_, my Captain?
12265	To complete it?
12265	Tomorrow?
12265	Tools all ready? 12265 Unless you choose to remain behind?"
12265	Until what time, sir?
12265	Up there in that observatory thing of yours, are you?
12265	We thought it was all over, did n''t we, for a while? 12265 Well, can we make it, sir?"
12265	Well, faith, can you beat that?
12265	Well, sir, how about this man?
12265	Well, sir, what have you to say for yourself?
12265	Well, what dost thou wish?
12265	Well, what is it?
12265	Well, what is it?
12265	Well, what is it?
12265	Well, what now, Rrisa?
12265	Well, what now?
12265	Well, what now?
12265	Well, what''s doing now?
12265	Well, what?
12265	Well? 12265 Well?"
12265	Well?
12265	Were you invited to attend this meeting by either Major Bohannan or by me?
12265	What about Gorlitz?
12265	What are these infernal murderers here for?
12265	What are we going to do?
12265	What chance of success has it? 12265 What chance, sir?"
12265	What chance?
12265	What d''you mean by that, now?
12265	What debt, Lieutenant?
12265	What do I_ not_ mean, Lieutenant? 12265 What do they do with pirates, anyhow, these days?
12265	What do you mean?
12265	What do you mean?
12265	What do you see?
12265	What does all this mean, sir?
12265	What does_ M''almé_ desire?
12265	What else are such apostate fanatics? 12265 What else are these, sir?"
12265	What else are we, my dear fellow?
12265	What else?
12265	What favor?
12265	What favor?
12265	What hast thou found, Lebon? 12265 What have you now to show me, O_ M''almé?_""Listen!"
12265	What if-- what if it_ could_ be, after all?
12265	What is it?
12265	What is that?
12265	What is thy plain meaning in all this?
12265	What is true?
12265	What may that be, Major?
12265	What meaneth this old woman''s babble, son of the Prophet?
12265	What name have you given this bus?
12265	What nonsense is this?
12265	What now? 12265 What now?"
12265	What now?
12265	What now?
12265	What now?
12265	What punishments, Master?
12265	What saith the White Sheik?
12265	What the devil, sir--?
12265	What the devil? 12265 What will these Jannati Shahr men think, when I have opened my little box of tricks and shown them what''s inside?"
12265	What would you have done? 12265 What''s the idea, now?"
12265	What''s the idea?
12265	What''s your name?
12265	What, Rrisa?
12265	What, sir? 12265 What,"demanded the Master,"is your opinion of the peculiar and sudden fall of all your companions?"
12265	What-- what are you going to-- do, now? 12265 What?
12265	What?
12265	When are you going to rip into them? 12265 When?"
12265	Where else in all this world could you get a contrast like that-- the desert, a semibarbarous people, and a railroad?
12265	Where is the Great Apostate?
12265	Where the devil_ to_?
12265	Where to Hell does this lead?
12265	Who can she be, I wonder?
12265	Who goes first?
12265	Who is it, now? 12265 Who says we are about to die?
12265	Who were they?
12265	Why am I here? 12265 Why neglect any chance of possibly surviving?"
12265	Why the mask?
12265	Why, my Captain?
12265	Why?
12265	Why?
12265	Will you jump, voluntarily,demanded he,"or shall we be under the painful necessity of having to throw you down that pit?"
12265	Will you sign this?
12265	Wine- sacks-- in a Moslem city?
12265	With you here?
12265	Would it not be better that such things should be carried far from danger, to the hidden, inner city? 12265 Wounded, Captain?"
12265	Yea, Master?
12265	Yes, hello?
12265	Yes, sir?
12265	Yes?
12265	You continue insubordinate? 12265 You could have built your own flyer, could n''t you?
12265	You did not save the mercy- bullet that time, eh?
12265	You going to let her?
12265	You grant my request?
12265	You have kept something from--_me_?
12265	You mean death?
12265	You mean, sir, I am to stay with the Legion, till the end?
12265	You see something,_ mon capitaine?_asked Leclair, blowing smoke from his cigarette.
12265	You see, Leclair?
12265	You sent for me, sir?
12265	You, Enemark?
12265	Your explanation, madam?
12265	Your wound not yet dressed?
12265	_ Abd el Rahman?_"The old hyena, surely! 12265 _ M''almé?_"( Master?)
12265	_ M''almé?_( Master?)
12265	_ Mais, nom de_--"What have you found, Lieutenant?
12265	_ Mon Dieu_, what do you mean? 12265 _ Nissr Arrib ela Sema._""Come again, sir?"
12265	A little action, eh?
12265	A shout, was it?
12265	A steamer?"
12265	A village, a town, a city?"
12265	After a long pause:"Do n''t you, now?
12265	After that, what responsibility for her safety or her welfare would be his?
12265	After we were judged pirates and condemned to die, by the International Aero Tribunal, was n''t it a miracle about that pardon?
12265	Ah well,_ à chacun sa chimère!_""Everybody''s weapons fully loaded?"
12265	Ah, that astonishes you?"
12265	Ah, well, some day we may come back-- who knows?"
12265	Ahead lay-- what?
12265	All at once the master of_ Niss''rosh_ demanded, incisively:"Your name, sir?"
12265	All he asked was:"Art thou, indeed, that Shaytan called Abd el Rahman, the Reviler?"
12265	And Rrisa, what of him?
12265	And as for what will happen at Mecca, if the Faithful are indiscreet enough to offer any resistance--""Got something new, have you?"
12265	And first, as an expert ace, what are our chances of making that shore, sir, now probably five miles off?
12265	And have n''t we had miracles enough?
12265	And in a few hours, what can happen?"
12265	And in the throat and lungs, what was this burning?
12265	And it is from near that city that thou didst come, eh?
12265	And its value as a holy relic of Islam-- who can calculate that?
12265	And now that they had both been tortured to death by Jannati Shahr men and been flung into Jehannum, how could there be any coast?
12265	And now, now with this Great Pearl Star in our hands, what is impossible?"
12265	And take to the small planes?"
12265	And the major-- and that rumor we got from old Nasr ed Din, the Hejaz rug- merchant down on Hester Street, how about that?"
12265	And thine?"
12265	And what then?"
12265	And why always in the stomach?
12265	And yet--_ Were_ there any others near them?
12265	And-- beyond the wady--""Ah, you see them, too?"
12265	And--""And I stay with the expedition, sir?"
12265	Any other news?"
12265	Anything else?"
12265	Anything really important?"
12265	Are you prepared to prove that?"
12265	As for the Shiah dogs, what hast thou to trouble about them?"
12265	As you did to me, why not to them?"
12265	Be here in fifteen minutes you say?
12265	Better was it to fling these holy things from the cabin window, out into the night?
12265	But have no other foreign men ever seen the interior?"
12265	But how?
12265	But many others who have tried--""Have died at the hands of thy people?"
12265	But tell thou me, Rrisa, if I were to appear at Mecca in my_ Nissr Arrib ela Sema_--my Eagle of the Sky-- would not thy people give me great honors?"
12265	But these Shiah heretic swine-- ah, see now, they are taking cover already?
12265	But what he was commanding, who could tell?
12265	But whatever it may be-- is it completion?
12265	But where was the date- stick basket?
12265	But where?
12265	But, tell me, thou, is it true that in thy country the folk slay all_ Nasara_ they lay hands on, by cutting with a sharp knife?
12265	But--""How could a rumor like that come through, about a big, white- skinned, red- haired_ Ajam_ slave held by that tribe near Jeddah?
12265	CHAPTER XXI SHIPWRECK AND WAR"You call them dogs, eh?"
12265	Can it be possible you dream of ruling the races of Islam?"
12265	Can you kill them scientifically, in masses, without anger?"
12265	Could you in any way manage the dressing, yourself?"
12265	Cutting the stomach, so?"
12265	Death?
12265	Did I ever claim to be a man?"
12265	Do you understand?"
12265	Do you?
12265	Does any man wish to withdraw?"
12265	Dost thou stand firm with me?"
12265	Doth not thy Prophet himself say:''Voyaging is victory, and he who journeyeth not is both ignorant and blind?"''
12265	Duel, maybe?"
12265	Eh, my Captain?"
12265	English, American, or--?"
12265	Even though unmolested by pursuit from Jannati Shahr or by attack from any wandering tribes of the Black Tent People, what hope could there be?
12265	Everything all right to a dot, eh?"
12265	For_ essence_, eh?
12265	Good Pommery?
12265	Good, eh?"
12265	Had it not already very richly repaid him?
12265	Have I the honor of your signed surrender, my dear sir, including that of all your men?"
12265	Have ye come by way of Mecca?"
12265	Have you no eyes in your head, Major?
12265	Have you our exact position?"
12265	He pressed a button at the base of it, waited a moment and as the question came,"Number, please?"
12265	He''s on the run?"
12265	He''s turning tail, eh?
12265	Help myself?
12265	His teeth gleamed through his stubble of beard, and his eyes glinted redly under the hood of his ragged burnous as he cried:"Will you drink?"
12265	How about it, chief?"
12265	How could he, if known to be the dupe of a woman, command those hard, bold men?
12265	How could it, unless there were some truth back of it?"
12265	How did you get here?"
12265	How had that sand got there?
12265	How much less, then, could they protect their other and more sacred things, if some Shiah dog should come to rob them of the things they value?
12265	How much more, then, must a whole city of gold numb any concrete thought?
12265	How of them?
12265	I ask thee this, Rrisa; would it not be better far?"
12265	I trust it is not causing you any severe pain?"
12265	I--_I have found him!_""Found--?"
12265	If that shine is n''t the shine of gold, what is it?"
12265	If that''s not some distinction, what is?
12265	If we can overcome all these--_if_, did I say?
12265	If we could only make our crossing of the Nile and the Red Sea, at night--?"
12265	In case of capture or destruction, what of the woman?
12265	In the Master''s breast- pocket still lay Kaukab el Durri-- and might not that possession, itself, be enough to start a jihad of extermination?
12265	Insanity, it is?
12265	Is he asleep?"
12265	Is it a serious hurt?"
12265	Is it not a fortunate circumstance, for you?"
12265	Is it not better that these very precious things be kept in greater safety at the Jannati Shahr?
12265	Is it not meritorious, O Sheik?
12265	Is it not true?"
12265	Is n''t there any possibility of your reversing your decision?"
12265	Is that not thy magic?"
12265	Is that not true?"
12265	Is that you?"
12265	It is--""Well, what?"
12265	It''ll be shooting, eh?"
12265	Jump down that shaft?"
12265	Just our rotten luck, eh?"
12265	Leclair, the world- famous ace?"
12265	Lucky, eh?"
12265	Machine- guns installed?
12265	Machine- guns, eh?"
12265	Major Bohannan and Lieutenant Leclair, are your crews ready for the descent?"
12265	Major will you kindly drop one of the kappa- rays?"
12265	May I ask one other favor?"
12265	Much hurt, was he?
12265	No harm shall befall them, and--""And your hand-- the hands of other Feringi who are not my masters-- have touched these things?"
12265	No interest?
12265	Now at what might be, perhaps, the last minute of his command, was the Master''s word to be made light of?
12265	Now that they had broken bread together, cementing the Oath of the Salt, might not hospitality have become inviolable?
12265	Now--""Life- belts, sir?
12265	Odd, the major is, eh?
12265	Of what use could it have been?
12265	On the other hand, how many of these Maghrabi stranglers did Bara Miyan keep as a standing army?
12265	On what proud hand of Sultan, emir, cadi, prince, had this huge ruby burned?
12265	Or doth it please thee now to speak of the gifts that my heart offers thee and thine?"
12265	Or had it not?
12265	Or wilt thou take the_ kaylulah_( siesta)?
12265	Orders, sir?"
12265	Overboard-- come on-- who follows me?"
12265	Pray accompany me to my cabin?"
12265	Prison?
12265	Revered by all the two hundred and thirty million of your faith?"
12265	Say, O Sheik, dost thou dare accept that challenge?"
12265	See here!_"CHAPTER XLVII A WAY OUT?
12265	Shall I scout ahead, Master, and spy out the camp?"
12265	She answered:"Do you think me the type that entreats, that sheds tears, that exercises wiles?"
12265	So now-- ah, see there, will you?
12265	So you recognize, do you not, the uselessness of machine- guns?
12265	So--""You mean to tell me, my Captain,_ those pilgrims are still conscious?_"demanded Leclair, amazed.
12265	Something must have gone wrong-- or did the brown devils attack?
12265	Strange air- currents, failure of ignition due to lack of oxygen-- how do I know?
12265	Sure, imagine that, will you?
12265	Surely that must make a difference, must it not?
12265	Surely, had not this expedition-- which he had hoped would give surcease from ennui and stir the pulses-- had it not already yielded dividends?
12265	Tell me, Frank, how many men hast thou?"
12265	Tell me, Lieutenant, can you kill men wholesale?"
12265	Tell me, did thy great prophet, M''hámed, ever ride in such state through the air?
12265	That blanket might hide-- what might it not hide?
12265	That immunity, for your vibratory secrets that have revolutionized the defensive tactics of the League''s air- forces?"
12265	That they may rescue us?"
12265	That they will presently bombard the city?
12265	That''s all true, eh?"
12265	The Arab''s voice rose in a wild hail from the sand- filled dark:"O_ M''almé_,_ M''almé!_""What, Rrisa?"
12265	The Master pondered a moment, then nodded and asked:"Is it so very bad, sir?"
12265	The Master queried:"What covenants, great Olema?"
12265	The Master''s next words were in the language of the desert:"_ Hadratak tet kal''m Arabi?_"( You speak Arabic?)
12265	The Master''s next words were in the language of the desert:"_ Hadratak tet kal''m Arabi?_"( You speak Arabic?)
12265	The Sheik Abd el Hareth, did you deliver him into the hands of the Faithful?"
12265	The gate was almost shut now-- would she clear it?
12265	The groundlessness of any fears about the Air Patrol''s forces?"
12265	The guards--""After your own experience, when that capsule burst in the laboratory, you talk to me about guards?"
12265	The human heart, alone-- can that ever be complete in this world?"
12265	The next one was:"How did you come here?
12265	The water- bag was gone, too?
12265	Then he added:"Shall I not now go to drag in the swine- brother Abd el Rahman?"
12265	Then he advanced two paces, and in a low voice demanded:"Abd el Rahman still lives?"
12265	Then he heard her voice, weak, strange:"Have you drunk, too?"
12265	Then she added:"Spartan simplicity, is it not?
12265	There''ll be pursuit--""What with, my dear Bohannan?"
12265	Therefore, now speaking of these forty camel- loads of cut jewels, O Bara Miyan--""It is in thy mind to ask for those, White Sheik?"
12265	These_ Nasara_( Christian) makers of maps, what can they know of my people or my land?"
12265	This is jolly beastly, eh?
12265	Thou canst not kill?
12265	Thou wouldst gladly slay him, eh?"
12265	Thy heart then, hath turned to water?
12265	To himself he whispered:"I wonder who she really is?
12265	Tomorrow, where will all this be, for us?"
12265	Understand?"
12265	Understand?"
12265	Valdez, are the take- off gates, over the Palisade, correctly opened?"
12265	Veuve?"
12265	Was Al Burak, his magic horse, on which he traveled to the paradise of the houris, more swift or mighty than this steed of mine?"
12265	Was each man really there and ready for the predetermined role he was to play?
12265	Was it that same day, or the next, that the man fell and could not rise again?
12265	Was not the fact of unbelieving dogs now for the first time being in the Sacred City-- was not this, alone, cause for a massacre?
12265	Was that still on his back?
12265	Was there a man?
12265	Was this passage of similar purpose and design?
12265	We may have to rely on our neutralizers again--""They''re working?"
12265	We should take water, eh?"
12265	We''ll drink to happy days, eh, sir?"
12265	Well then, let me be insane, ca n''t you?
12265	Well, what is he, then?"
12265	Well, which do you choose now, Major-- bullets or vibrations?"
12265	Were his orders to be gainsaid?
12265	Were not the Arabs all asleep?
12265	What I would most like to know is this: where is all that treasure, now?"
12265	What are they?"
12265	What better plan could you have proposed?"
12265	What can her name be-- who can she be, and-- and--"He checked himself, impatiently:"What thoughts are these?
12265	What could this thing be?
12265	What do you mean?"
12265	What do you think of arresting me, now?
12265	What does all this mean?"
12265	What doth the Master ask of me?"
12265	What his thoughts were, realizing the loss of tribesmen, capture, despoilment of the Great Pearl Star, who could tell?
12265	What is thy name?"
12265	What is your wound?"
12265	What mattered death for one, if two should win to the close range necessary for discharging the lethal capsules?
12265	What mattered it even for two, if one should succeed?
12265	What meaneth this?"
12265	What meant, to him, the interests and pleasures of other men?
12265	What might be hidden beneath this quiet surface?
12265	What might it mean?
12265	What might lie beyond the mountains-- who could tell?
12265	What might that mean?
12265	What more need I tell you, sir?"
12265	What more proof do you require, my dear Bohannan, of the value of exact coordination?"
12265	What nonsense?
12265	What orders, sir?"
12265	What the conditions will be there no one can tell; but--""Not even Rrisa?"
12265	What though all of Islam, which had already learned of the sacrilege the accursed Feringí had wrought, was lusting their blood?
12265	What though an unknown people of great numbers already had begun to stir in that vast hive of gold?
12265	What though they were but a handful, ringed round by grim, jagged mountains, beyond which lay hundreds of leagues of burning sand?
12265	What was that?"
12265	What was there to shoot at, but sand?
12265	What was this?
12265	What were these uncomprehended, new emotions stirring in his hard soul, tempered by war and by unnumbered stern adventurings?
12265	What will it be when--?"
12265	What will not the orthodox tribes give for this arch- Shiah, this despoiler of the sacred Haram at Mecca?"
12265	What you in your language call the-- the reception committee,_ n''est- ce pas?_ Ah, yes, the reception committee."
12265	What''s this?"
12265	What''s up?
12265	What, after all, is the significance of a name?
12265	What, in sober reason, stood between the Legion and death?
12265	What, thought the Master, might be the meaning of all this?
12265	What?"
12265	What?"
12265	Where are they, now?"
12265	Where are you going?
12265	Where are you?"
12265	Where from?"
12265	Where had he read that?
12265	Where had that woman gone to?
12265	Where is it?"
12265	Where might the others of the Legion be?
12265	Where was he?
12265	Where was the last of the food?
12265	Where were his babooches?
12265	Where''s my commission, now?"
12265	Whither bound?"
12265	Whither, from here, lieth The City?"
12265	Who am I, to be thinking of such nonsense, after all?"
12265	Who could tell?
12265	Who ever saw a finer city-- even not considering its material-- or more wonderful cultivation of land?"
12265	Who is he?"
12265	Who is it?"
12265	Who is this Arab, here?"
12265	Who jumps, first?"
12265	Who''s got a knife?"
12265	Who, now?"
12265	Why did n''t you just buy the thing outright?"
12265	Why do they never stab or cut like other races?"
12265	Why give her another thought?"
12265	Why not?"
12265	Why should those words so powerfully affect him?
12265	Why waste ammunition on empty sand- dunes?
12265	Wilt thou also see jugglers, wrestlers, trained apes from Yemen?
12265	Wilt thou go with me?"
12265	Wilt thou see the new trophy?"
12265	With whom?"
12265	Without food, water, anything--_ce n''est pas gai, hein?_""No, it is not gay,"the chief answered.
12265	Would n''t it be the correct thing to call the gun- crews and limber up a little?
12265	Would you care to look?"
12265	XLVII A Way Out?
12265	Yes?
12265	Yet-- what now?
12265	You accept my terms?"
12265	You almost lost your life, that time?"
12265	You do not accept?"
12265	You see it, eh?"
12265	You think, then, we can make a start?"
12265	You understand all that, sir?"
12265	You understand?"
12265	_ Is_ it the explosive that''s blown Hell out o''the Black Stone?"
12265	_ N''est- ce pas?_""Quite correct.
12265	_ What_?"
32744	Another expedition? 32744 Are we going to die out here, Michael?"
32744	Are you all right? 32744 Can you give us any hope at all?"
32744	Do you hear me?
32744	How sorry are you,she said quietly,"coming with me?"
32744	If any one of the other couples had made it back,said Mary,"do you think they''d be with us?"
32744	Is there anything you wish to say?
32744	What''re you saying?
32744	What''re you talking about?
32744	What-- what is it you want?
32744	Eyes''re mad.... What can we do?...
32744	How far do we go?
32744	Or was it a dream?"
32744	To Andromeda perhaps?
32744	What would be the use?"
32744	What would it do to them?"
32744	What?..."
32744	When?"
32744	Which''ll it be, space or Earth?"
32744	Why?
32744	With you the leader?"
32744	she said, gesturing toward the wall of night that stood at the end of the headlight,"with the land?"
31979	And the rest of us?
31979	Burckhardt?
31979	Call me April, wo n''t you?
31979	Dead?
31979	Did you see her?
31979	Drop this in the mail for me, will you? 31979 Fuse?"
31979	Guy, dear, are you all right?
31979	Guy?
31979	How can I lose? 31979 How can I tell?
31979	How do we get to the police?
31979	How?
31979	I bet you think I''m silly, do n''t you?
31979	I dragged it over to the wall to step on it to put a new fuse in after we blew the lights out and--"After we what?
31979	Is something wrong?
31979	Is this the one?
31979	Joke? 31979 June 15th?
31979	Kidnapping?
31979	Nothing what? 31979 Passed out?"
31979	Please do that for me, wo n''t you? 31979 Punish you?"
31979	Suppose somebody comes by? 31979 That Horn woman, in the phone booth?
31979	The kid?
31979	What''s the matter?
31979	What''s this all about?
31979	Who?
31979	Why should I?
31979	Why? 31979 Y- yes?"
31979	You know how a doctor tests something like penicillin? 31979 You mean,"he offered hesitantly,"that we''re a-- well, a kind of captive audience?"
31979	You-- you wo n''t punish us?
31979	You_ did_?
31979	A harsh, sneering voice, louder than the arch- angel''s trumpet, howled:"Have you got a freezer?
31979	A pack of Marlins today?"
31979	A voice by his side said inquiringly,"Burckhardt?"
31979	And after all, Burckhardt, why would I reconstruct a city just the way it was before?
31979	And he felt like a fool, following this mad little man down the street, running away from some"them"toward-- toward what?
31979	And if they were turned off, were they not dead?
31979	Are you a fool?
31979	Are you going to let crooked politicians steal the country from you?
31979	Are you going to put up with four more years of graft and crime?
31979	Are you going to vote straight Federal Party all up and down the ballot?
31979	Are you sure you''re all right?
31979	Burckhardt said wonderingly,"You''ve hidden out in that darkroom for how many weeks?"
31979	Burckhardt shouted to his wife, over the uproar,"What the hell is a Feckle Freezer?"
31979	But give me a pack of Chesterfields, too, will you?"
31979	Could it know that it was a robot?
31979	Did his wife say whether he was able to take phone calls?"
31979	Do n''t you understand that?
31979	Do you have any idea what that means?
31979	Do you know what they''re doing?
31979	Do you want to eat rotten, stinking food?
31979	Ever notice how ordinary cigarettes make you choke every once in a while?"
31979	Ever take a piece of meat out of the freezer you''ve got and see how rotten and moldy it is?
31979	Fair enough?"
31979	He croaked,"Mary?"
31979	He only said:"What do we do about it?"
31979	He said,"Hello?"
31979	He whispered,"What in the name of Heaven would anybody do that for?"
31979	How else would you explain it?
31979	In a way, they were, for what were the automatons that once had run the factory, if not corpses?
31979	In the past thirty years of H- bomb jitters, who had not dreamed of explosions?
31979	Is it good and noisy?"
31979	It was like an explosion and--""Again?"
31979	Its speaker horns blared:"Are you a coward?
31979	Kill you?
31979	Look, Burckhardt, where do you eat lunch?
31979	Look, did n''t that happen to you again last night?"
31979	Martians?
31979	Now how do we get out of here?"
31979	Now will you be reasonable and let the maintenance crews take over?"
31979	Now will you stop this nonsense?
31979	Oh, why did you do it?
31979	Once he finds the master words that make people act, do you suppose he will stop with that?
31979	Russians?
31979	She said,"Dear, are you_ sure_?
31979	Should n''t you hurry?
31979	Stebbins?"
31979	Surgical instruments?
31979	Swanson, is there something you want?
31979	The man was saying,"--reason why you could n''t report on the phone?
31979	The voice in the loudspeaker at the door said,"Burckhardt?"
31979	Then Swanson asked in sad resignation,"Still nothing, eh?"
31979	They''ll spot us and--""What have we got to lose?"
31979	Waking up the whole neighborhood at six o''clock in the morning?"
31979	Was yours like that?"
31979	What are they up to?"
31979	What do you want?"
31979	What the devil''s the matter with you, Janet?"
31979	Whatever they were, what could they be hoping to gain from this mad masquerade?
31979	Who got me when?"
31979	Why?
31979	Will you be alone in the office?"
31979	Will you just sit down and let the maintenance crews adjust you?"
31979	You begged me to help you--""_ I_ did?"
31979	You know who owns a Triplecold Freezer?
31979	You know who owns an Ajax Freezer?
31979	_ Why?_ And falling asleep, completely involuntarily-- everyone at the same time, it seemed.
32530	Any signs we have been observed?
32530	Are you boys all ready?
32530	But they still have no knowledge of the nature and control of ultronic activity?
32530	But who were your assailants,I asked,"and why were you attacked?"
32530	Can you locate it? 32530 Did you bring all this equipment from the valley?"
32530	Did you bring the''dope''cans, Wilma?
32530	Do n''t you understand what I mean by''exchange?'' 32530 Do we look funny to you?"
32530	Have n''t they given you the rocket code yet?
32530	How are they armed?
32530	How could they know the location so exactly, Tony? 32530 How does it feel?"
32530	How far will this rocket gun shoot, Wilma?
32530	How large a force have we?
32530	If you do n''t belong to a gang, where and how do you live? 32530 Just what evidence is there that anybody has been clearing information to the Hans?"
32530	We must have won, dearest, did we?
32530	Were you ever here before?
32530	Were you married when you slipped into unconsciousness down in that mine?
32530	Where are you, Barker?
32530	Why?
32530	You want to report by phone then, do n''t you?
32530	Any opinions?"
32530	Are you ready?
32530	But what of the pursuers?
32530	But why?
32530	By the way, now that you''re here, and ca n''t go back to your own century, so to speak, what do you want to do?
32530	Can you see anything, Bill?"
32530	Did you see?
32530	Do n''t you know, dear heart, that you offered me the greatest insult a husband could give a wife?
32530	Do they want to give away our location?"
32530	Do you all know his voice, boys?"
32530	Does everybody belong to a gang nowadays?"
32530	Have you got any information yet, Blash and Gaunt?"
32530	How do you eat?
32530	On the hilltops, how many of you are there?
32530	What could I do to jam the controls of the ships that would not register on the recording instruments of the other ships?
32530	What gang do you belong to?"
32530	Where do you get your clothing?"
32530	Who knows how many men a ship like that is likely to carry?"
32530	Why have you not found and joined a gang?
32531	... that there''d be a few survivors?
32531	Any late news?
32531	Are n''t you going?
32531	Do now? 32531 Ellen meant a lot to you, did n''t she, Garth?"
32531	Five more minutes?
32531	I''m to go alone?
32531	Not get there-- why?
32531	People? 32531 Precaution?"
32531	Something troubling you?
32531	That means there''s not really much hope for the ones we''re leaving behind? 32531 Then, there are humans left?"
32531	They''re people, are n''t they?
32531	What_ do_ you intend to do with me?
32531	Where am I?
32531	Which one do you call''home''?
32531	Why bother to save anybody else?
32531	Why''m I tied up?
32531	Would you really like to know?
32531	You''re not sorry at leaving your wife?
32531	And in a million years, who knew what cultures would learn to pilot vessels through space and come his way to revive him?
32531	But what value was that to him, if he would die in a few days from lack of oxygen?
32531	By the Venusian colonists?
32531	Did n''t you know your usefulness would end for me the moment I left Terra?
32531	He said,"Then, any survivors on earth will have to mutate into something other than mankind?"
32531	Hooking his thumbs in his belt, he grinned:"Well, Garth, shall we go?"
32531	Just before you came in--""Bad, eh?"
32531	Know when I lost complete respect for your intelligence?
32531	Now, how about getting these clamps off of me?"
32531	Then, would n''t space travel be resumed?
32531	What can you do-- with him flown the coop?"
32531	What cold was colder than the eternal absolute zero of outer space?
32531	What does it matter?
32531	What was it?
32531	Where could a person find temperatures lower than those in the celestial icebox that extended everywhere around him?
32531	Why not step out of the airlock immediately?
32531	Why should I have dragged you along to drink up my oxygen, eat my food... and undermine me later on?
32531	You know what they''re saying now?"
32836	And what will you do now?
32836	Barbarians...? 32836 Do you believe that?"
32836	Follow? 32836 You have stolen your enemy''s daughter, no doubt, young man?
32836	Do you still mean to go on to the Ryzga mountain?"
32836	He asked,"And you-- are you willing to follow your lover in this?"
32836	He said stiffly,"You do n''t blame us?"
32836	Is our feud finished, or does your ambition for a worthy son- in- law go beyond the conqueror of the Ryzgas?"
32836	Pursued, eh?
32836	Var eyed him for a long moment; then he smiled, and asked,"Well, Groz?
32836	Var growled,"Who are you?
32836	Where''s the Watcher?"
32583	Bartle? 32583 But, hypothetically, if it were to happen, what would the reaction be?"
32583	Do n''t you have a chair in this place?
32583	How many of''em, Pettigill?
32583	I assume you did not hear the 2300''cast?
32583	Is it''casting''?
32583	Is there ever a time when all the machines run at once? 32583 Now, is there anything else I can tell you about the Center?"
32583	So? 32583 The fellow who did n''t hear the''miscast''would be top dog, eh, Pettigill?
32583	Were you serious about that''therapy revolution''we were talking about this afternoon?
32583	What I''m getting at, is,Bartle continued,"what if the wrong''casts were channeled into the various homes?"
32583	What the hell do you mean?
32583	What? 32583 You and who else, Pettigill?"
32583	You do n''t think the Government would allow that, do you? 32583 You-- you_ are_ only Mid Echelon, are n''t you?
32583	Bartle?"
32583	Bartle?"
32583	Bartle?"
32583	Do n''t you know Amendment 34206-B specifically states that all Echelon homes must receive music therapy at 2300 hours every night?
32583	Do you understand what I mean?
32583	Do you understand what I mean?
32583	Formality really is n''t necessary among Mid Echelon, do you think?
32583	He said,"Am I keeping you from your work?
32583	It makes one uncomfortable, shall we say, to step out of one''s class?"
32583	No, I''m serious, my cynical friend-- what position would you like in the new government?"
32583	Or was Pettigill that foolish little cog?
32583	So what?"
32583	Sounds rather ridiculous, does n''t it?
32583	Tell me, Bartle-- how are your relations with psychotics?"
32583	That is, when every Echelon home is tuned to the melopsych tapecasts?"
32583	Then he leaned close to Bartle and said in a barely audible whisper,"This is n''t for publication in your article, is it?"
32583	There goes that old discourtesy again, eh?"
32583	What d''you want?"
32011	--_und also des tragischen_--what in God''s name does he mean by that--? 32011 About this PTA business-- you sure you want to go?"
32011	All right, what I really mean--_why_ am I wearing this necktie?
32011	And he sees what you see, he knows what you''re thinking, he can hear when people talk to you?
32011	And if that''s it, what''ll happen when he wakes up?
32011	And you wo n''t say anything about Leo to Mrs. Greer or anybody?
32011	Any headaches? 32011 Are you sure he''s really conscious at all?"
32011	Bad one?
32011	Can he read mine?
32011	Did n''t you want your coffee?
32011	Did they show anything unusual?
32011	Have they come back yet?
32011	He''ll need an incubator... to live... wo n''t he?
32011	Hm?
32011	How''s Leo taking it?
32011	How''s it going?
32011	How''s the money?
32011	Huh? 32011 I mean is he awake, or asleep and dreaming about us, like the Red King?"
32011	Kicks?
32011	Mm?
32011	Moy, do you remember when we used to worry about the law of opposites?
32011	Moy?
32011	No, who?
32011	No...."Belly hurt, too?
32011	Not till he''s born, I think, do n''t you? 32011 Okay now?"
32011	Seems that way sometimes, does n''t it? 32011 That''s g-- Well, that''s a funny thing for him to think, is n''t it?"
32011	The baby is absolutely normal?
32011	To be continued-- what kind of talk is that?
32011	We''ve always had it pretty good, have n''t we? 32011 Well, do you want another cup now?"
32011	Well, is n''t this nice? 32011 Well?"
32011	Well?
32011	What I mean--"Are you sure you''re really conscious?
32011	What for?
32011	What now?
32011	What was that about your mother?
32011	What''s the matter now?
32011	What''s the matter now?
32011	What''s the matter?
32011	What''s the matter?
32011	What''s wrong?
32011	What--?
32011	What?
32011	Where do you think labor pains usually start?
32011	Where the devil is the other baby book?
32011	Which, damn it?
32011	Why not try the English edition?
32011	You want me to see if there''s anything in the pot?
32011	_ Bluh!_"Why do you keep reading that stuff, if it makes you feel that way?
32011	_ Is that you, Connington? 32011 _ Why?_""We ca n''t sleep in the same bed,"she wailed.
32011	***** Len stared at her; the whites of her eyes were showing:"Is there anything the matter with you?"
32011	And if that''s it, what will happen when he gets twice as much?"
32011	And you''ll go see the doctor tomorrow?"
32011	Are you crazy?"
32011	But are you feeling up to it?"
32011	But since the question had been"Do you plan to make teaching your career?"
32011	Can he read other people''s?"
32011	Did you know that a fetus in the womb only gets about half the amount of oxygen in his blood that he''ll have when he starts to breathe?"
32011	Dizziness?
32011	Do you seem to hear a real voice, or do you just know what he''s telling you, without knowing how you know?"
32011	Do you think Leo really knows what he''s doing?"
32011	Does it hurt much?"
32011	Dread?
32011	Have we had any soreness in our stomach?"
32011	He still is n''t talking to you?"
32011	How about Ganesh and Zeuxias?"
32011	How am I going to take care of the house and do Leo''s writing for him?"
32011	How are you young folks this warm evening?"
32011	How did women do housework every day, seven days a week, fifty- two goddam weeks a year?
32011	How have we been feeling?"
32011	How much could you say about his-- his personality?
32011	I do n''t care how much of a superbrain he is, once he''s born-- you know what I mean?
32011	I mean does he seem to know what he''s doing, or is he just striking out wildly in all directions?"
32011	I wanted to sink through the floor, but I had all I could do to keep from laughing when she fell down.... Len, what are we going to do?"
32011	It''s pretty important, is n''t it?
32011	Len, how could anybody go through nine hundred dollars that fast?"
32011	Now is n''t that a nuisance?
32011	See about that coffee, will you?
32011	Swelling in our legs or ankles?"
32011	The sheets are in the bottom--""On that couch?
32011	Uncertainty?
32011	Vomiting?
32011	What I want to know is, what is it like?
32011	What I''m getting at is, it ca n''t be because he''s getting more than the normal amount of oxygen, can it?
32011	What is this all--""Said what?"
32011	What were you going to say?"
32011	What, Len?"
32011	What?"
32011	You know who it was that raped Marianne in the garden?"
32011	You remember when you said suppose he''s asleep and dreaming, and what happens if he wakes up?"
32011	_ How are you feeling?_ His answer was muddled-- because of the anesthetic?--but she did n''t really need it.
32011	_ Tell him stop blurrrr too dangerrrr stop I feel worrrr stop I tellrrrr stop_"What, Leo?
32011	_ This disorderly cell growth... like a cancer._ Unpredictable: extra fingers or toes or a double dose of cortex?
30971	A duty-- to destroy a North American business?
30971	And why not you?
30971	And yours? 30971 Any message from the_ Pallas_?"
30971	Are you sure?
30971	As bad as here? 30971 Can you, these days?"
30971	Did n''t I explain before? 30971 Do n''t you remember?
30971	Do you know what you''re talking about? 30971 Do you mean you have n''t any nuclear generator?"
30971	Do you really handle that big a volume at a time?
30971	Do you seriously consider that a weapon?
30971	Do you think for one instant that your fantastic claim of acting legally will stand up in court?
30971	Entirely cryotronic, eh?
30971	Eventually, when we''re a few megabucks ahead of the game--"Do you really expect to become rich?
30971	Ever hear about the Convention of Vesta?
30971	For instance, wo n''t we be in the way when the next ship comes from Jupiter?
30971	Fun, huh?
30971	Have I no privacy?
30971	Have you gone crazy? 30971 Have you seen La Ziska?"
30971	Hello, Adam? 30971 Her?"
30971	Hi, Mike.... How''s she spinning?... 30971 How do I know you''re telling the truth?"
30971	How long?
30971	How many are there? 30971 How should I know?
30971	How the_ devil_?
30971	How''d you happen to join the Navy, if I may make so bold?
30971	Huh?
30971	Huh?
30971	Huh?
30971	If the Essjays get away with this stunt, what kind of life will your family be leading, ten years from now? 30971 In mercy''s name, why?"
30971	Is it really that important to you?
30971	Is it, as far as she''s concerned?
30971	Is that all the information you have?
30971	Is that possible?
30971	Is there no other possibility? 30971 Is this your first long space trip?"
30971	Look, Jimmy, can you keep everybody off the porch for a while then? 30971 May I come in?"
30971	Mike?
30971	Now will you talk?
30971	Now?
30971	Really?
30971	Shall we forget the whole episode?
30971	Sir? 30971 So why this hanky- panky?"
30971	The leftenant? 30971 Then they should''ve finished a lot quicker, should n''t they?"
30971	They did? 30971 Troubles?"
30971	Very well, sir, when do you next plan to be in Paris?
30971	Wake up, will you?
30971	Want me to do the talking?
30971	Well, for Jupiter''s sake,Blades exclaimed,"what do they expect?
30971	What about the observation terrace at Leyburg?
30971	What can I tell you?
30971	What can she do?
30971	What do we need an extra base for? 30971 What do you mean?"
30971	What the... the jumping blue blazes are you talking about? 30971 What will you do with your wealth?"
30971	What''ll you do for your next ten million, then?
30971	What''s TIMM?
30971	What''s good about it?
30971	What''s happened, Mike?
30971	What''s the matter?
30971	What''s the matter?
30971	What''s the significance of this farce?
30971	What''s the trouble?
30971	What''s the word?
30971	What''s this about a hazard?
30971	What? 30971 What?
30971	What?
30971	What?
30971	Whatever for?
30971	When is the next ship due?
30971	Where are you bound?
30971	Who can be against social justice? 30971 Who do you think you are?"
30971	Who''s there?
30971	Why are they hanging around?
30971	Why did n''t you publicize the facts afterwards?
30971	Why do n''t you go tell Adam the good news?
30971	Will you come quietly?
30971	With what? 30971 Yes--""How''s the repair work progressing?
30971	You mean you''re going to lie down and let them break us?
30971	You''d have to reprogram everything--"Reprogram what?
30971	_ Individually_ rich?
30971	... mother me?_ He forgot about her, with Ellen to seat by the rail.
30971	A beautiful girl, a golden wine... and vice versa... why could n''t he simply relax and enjoy himself?
30971	A hell of an attractive target, to be sure; and after so much celibacy he was highly vulnerable; but did she really matter?
30971	Any chance of pumping some of those officers?"
30971	Are n''t we entitled to some return?"
30971	As stupid as your Essjay bosses?
30971	Besides, what could have gone wrong?
30971	But how long would the_ Altair_ stay?
30971	But if the Stations belonging to one country put in space weapons, what else could the others do?"
30971	But suppose the_ Altair_ spots those boats moving around?"
30971	But tied hand and foot to a shortsighted government, how much progress will we be able to make?
30971	But what are they going to believe, the sworn word of their Goddard House colleague, or the rantings of an asterite bum?"
30971	But what has this got to do with a battleship parked a couple of hundred kilometers from us?"
30971	But when we called on Admiral Hulse, and later when he called on us, did n''t you get the impression of, well, wariness?
30971	But why the armor?
30971	Ca n''t you at least give an impression?"
30971	Can I help?"
30971	Can openers?"
30971	Can you send a gig for her?"
30971	Can you spare me a minute?
30971	Can you swallow that story about a missile getting loose by accident?"
30971	Could Carlos take over as foreman?
30971	Could they be thinking of establishing a new base here?"
30971	Did he have to go fretting about what was probably a perfectly harmless conundrum?...
30971	Did n''t he seem to be watching and probing, every minute we were together?"
30971	Did some look startled, one or two open their mouths as if to protest and then snap them shut again at a warning look?
30971	Did you notice anything unusual with that party you were escorting?"
30971	Do n''t you know Central Control here is cryotronic?"
30971	Do you know what Jovian air does to substances like magnesium?
30971	Do you really believe the government of North America would send a battleship clear out here to do you dirt?"
30971	Do you want the Asians, or the Russians, or even the Europeans, to take over the asteroids?"
30971	Furthermore, why do the work here?
30971	Hastily:"Do you use this machine often?"
30971	Have you forgotten how sensitive they are about rank at home?"
30971	Hey, Mike, you heard the latest story about the Martian and the bishop?...
30971	High pressure?"
30971	Hm- m- m... if she could be gotten away from them--"How long will you be here?"
30971	How come?"
30971	How stupid do you think we are?
30971	I went to the bar and got myself another drink, listening as the mine owner''s big voice went on:"But what began it?
30971	Is that your idea of citizenship?"
30971	Is your game worth that candle?"
30971	Let''s discuss our next bottle instead... at the Coq d''Or in Paris, shall we say?
30971	May I?"
30971	One ca n''t have two spins simultaneously, can one?
30971	See you on Luna?"
30971	She''s probably the marryin''type anyway.__ In her shoes, though, what would I do?
30971	Should n''t I have?"
30971	So what?"
30971	Starlight, privacy, soft music on the piccolo-- who knows what I might find out?"
30971	Sword Enterprises, because Mike Blades''name suggested it-- what kind of name could you get out of Jimmy Chung, even if he was the senior partner?
30971	The public will only know there was an accident; who''ll give a hoot about the details?
30971	The radio shack?
30971	The radio shack?"
30971	Then quickly, as if to keep from remembering too much:"Do you care to hear the story?
30971	Think you can get to work now, Mike?
30971	We got troubles in the separator manifolds.... What''s the hurry, Mike, your batteries overcharged?"
30971	What are your alternatives?"
30971	What else can I do to help?"
30971	What makes you ask?"
30971	What more do they expect, for Harry''s sake?"
30971	What was she to him?
30971	What''s the matter?
30971	What''s the problem, Jimmy?"
30971	When did the asterites first start realizing they were n''t pseudopods of a dozen Terrestrial nations, but a single nation in their own right?
30971	Where?"
30971	Who''d have it in for a baby?"
30971	Why not put in an internal field generator, like a ship?
30971	Why should they do anything to us?"
30971	Why was he so interested in Central Control?
30971	Why?"
30971	Would n''t the bank rather have lent the money to some corporation?"
30971	You do n''t think I''d have let a man like Mike get away, do you?"
30971	[ Illustration]"I beg your pardon?"
30971	_ Nice kid, Avis, if she''d quit trying to... what?
30971	_ Why should you care?_ Blades thought.
30971	_ Why,_ he thought vaguely,_ do people always speak with scorn about Dutch courage?
30971	gas?"
32447	And you''ve come all the way from the surface to this mesa? 32447 Are we-- not condemned to Hell any more?"
32447	But how? 32447 But what does all this mean?"
32447	Ca n''t we stay here?
32447	Do n''t you still live in the vine- webs above the jungles?
32447	Do you understand?
32447	Hell''s not so bad, is it?
32447	Honath, what was your crime?
32447	If they had to embody the reality in symbols rather than writing it down directly, how could a mere pursemaker do better?
32447	Live on the ground all the time?
32447	Mathild?
32447	Oh?
32447	Pursemaker, what is your answer?
32447	Some molds help prevent wounds from festering.... How is he?
32447	That way?
32447	To make men? 32447 What do you make of this?"
32447	What does he mean?
32447	What for? 32447 What higher reality is this?"
32447	Who was it cut the blasphemies into the hardwood tree, by the house of Hosi the Lawgiver?
32447	You actually plan to stay alive in Hell, do n''t you, Alaskon?
32447	You do not deny the charges?
32447	_ All_ our people? 32447 A second voice said:What are you called?"
32447	And after that--?
32447	But this much water in motion?
32447	But you''re going to drive them out?"
32447	Do you know a better place?"
32447	Do you know that you killed three demons with your bare hands, you and Mathild and Alaskon?"
32447	Do you understand what I say?"
32447	Honath, how did you three manage to escape, then?"
32447	Honath, if we stick to the course of the stream.... Where was I?
32447	How did you find that out?"
32447	Is he-- did he die?"
32447	Or had he passed the first side- branch in the dark without seeing it?
32447	Suppose the demon that-- that took Charl is still following us?
32447	Tell me, Honath, in what way did you not believe in the Giants?"
32447	Tell me, has any condemned man ever escaped from the jungle floor before you people?"
32447	Tell me, pursemaker: if men need not fear the Giants, why should they fear the law?"
32447	Was this still some joke even more cruel?
32447	Were you just going to sit here until the furies came for you, Honath?"
32447	What did it matter?
32447	What do you think they''ll do then?"
32447	What''s the matter?
32447	Why not sleep it over?
32447	Why should he bear witness against the young man?
32407	Are there many of you natives?
32407	Are you having any other troubles?
32407	Are you-- telepathic?
32407	Are-- are you a native?
32407	But Great Oxy,the administrator sputtered,"ca n''t you control yourself?"
32407	But ca n''t you do anything for it?
32407	But what else can I do?
32407	Ca n''t you do anything for him?
32407	Can you imagine the Council sustaining anything like that for long?
32407	Can you keep him there and busy so that he wo n''t notice the missiles coming?
32407	Did you understand me?
32407	Do all females of your race look nice like you?
32407	Does n''t it?
32407	Dying?
32407	Everything all right now?
32407	He went to visit them?
32407	How is he, Curl? 32407 How long have you been having these-- er, spurious moods?"
32407	How many in round numbers?
32407	I beg your pardon?
32407	Is the Captain there?
32407	It is-- contagious?
32407	It was that bad?
32407	Look,she said,"would you do me a favor?"
32407	Oh?
32407	Radio?
32407	Speculative?
32407	Tensor,Curl said thoughtfully,"did you actually go to inspect the savages?"
32407	That means you do n''t actually know what I am thinking?
32407	Then how did you learn my language?
32407	These moods come unwillingly, is that it? 32407 They communicate?"
32407	What about this uncivilized hubbub the Prime raised that caused the council to order him to destroy himself?
32407	What do you call yourselves?
32407	What in Oxy for?
32407	What is it?
32407	What is it?
32407	What kind of a reaction, Tensor? 32407 What,"he asked politely,"is disturbing you so?"
32407	When?
32407	Would you help me repair my radio?
32407	Your civilization is based on the mind, is n''t it? 32407 And how strong was it?
32407	And they do n''t go away entirely when you shift your endocrine balance?"
32407	Could n''t you just tell me where your superiors are and let me teleport there?
32407	Did he tell you what he said to me?"
32407	Did you examine him?
32407	Did you have a reaction?"
32407	Do you know if there are many of them?"
32407	Do you think you can control yourself if you know that you are going to investigate the aliens whether you like it or not?"
32407	Do you understand?
32407	How did they accomplish it?"
32407	In a faint voice, she said,"I-- I guess there is n''t much I can do about it, is there?"
32407	Is he dangerous?"
32407	May I use the radio now?"
32407	Now what could have happened six months ago?"
32407	Tensor broke in asking,"What is all this talk now?
32407	What about the privacy screen set up around the aliens?"
32407	What connection could these-- these aliens possibly have?"
32407	What happened there a while ago?"
32407	What have you found out?"
32407	What''s up out there?"
32407	Where do you come from?"
32680	Ai n''t she interested?
32680	Any cabs around?
32680	How big''s the universe, Harry?
32680	How come? 32680 How do you know where it''s going to end, Joe?"
32680	How you gon na find her, Joe?
32680	If you went off to another world,I says slyly,"just how did you get back?"
32680	It''s tough, Joe,I says,"but what can you do about it?"
32680	Just picked this world out of all the millions there are? 32680 Look, Harry,"Joe says,"remember when we were talking about all the people who did n''t fit in this world?"
32680	No cab drivers?
32680	Think you''ll ever be back, Joe?
32680	What about all the kids?
32680	What am I going to do?
32680	What are you gon na do with the booths in town?
32680	What do you think you''re going to do?
32680	What does Marge think?
32680	What if people could choose the type of world they wanted to live in?
32680	What is it?
32680	What makes people unhappy, Harry?
32680	What''s the matter with Marge?
32680	What''s this got to do with it?
32680	When was the last time you saw Wally?
32680	You are n''t really thinking of leaving are you, Ma''m?
32680	You wo n''t think it over, Joe?
32680	All of a sudden Joe says out of a clear blue sky:"Harry, this is a hell of a world we live in, is n''t it?"
32680	Electronics, huh?
32680	He looks kinda green and says:"What do you mean, everybody''s gone?"
32680	I sit there feeling puzzled but a lot less sleepy and finally I ask:"Anything wrong, Joe?"
32680	You did n''t expect me to stay behind when everybody else had left, did you?
32680	You?
31980	Allavarg takes care of little boys and girls, does n''t he? 31980 Allavarg would n''t want you to disobey your father and mother, would he?"
31980	And it''s his job to be here and look after the-- the nursery?
31980	And what then?
31980	Before you spank me or after?
31980	But are n''t you_ our_ little boy?
31980	Daddy, did you know Biffy had puppies? 31980 Did you call me, Daddy?"
31980	Do I get my spanking now?
31980	Does he come over here and play in your yard? 31980 Framish?"
31980	Grow up, you mean?
31980	He''s a friend, is n''t he?
31980	Hello, Fred?
31980	How did it_ go_ through the window?
31980	How do you call him?
31980	How would you like to help with something, Richie?
31980	Huh?
31980	I mean,he explained, his patience wavering,"you threw the ball so that it broke the window, did n''t you?"
31980	Kin I go?
31980	No room? 31980 Oh?
31980	Please? 31980 Really?"
31980	Richie, what is it?
31980	Richie,said Jonathan,"what''s a Caroom?"
31980	Richie,said his father, when he could trust his voice again,"how did it happen?"
31980	That again?
31980	The other members of the crew are all alive, all--"I suppose Easton told you that?
31980	Under- stand?
31980	Well, you know my school? 31980 Well-- why do n''t you help me so I_ do n''t_ framish?"
31980	What did I forget, Richie?
31980	What does shurgub mean?
31980	What keeps him busy?
31980	What''ll happen after he framishes? 31980 What''s an Allavarg?"
31980	What''s that?
31980	What?
31980	Where did Allavarg come from, Richie?
31980	Where does he live?
31980	Where is it?
31980	Whose nursery?
31980	Why ca n''t I go?
31980	Why do n''t you just freeble him?
31980	Why is it?
31980	Why is there a nursery?
31980	Why not now?
31980	Why?
31980	You,Jonathan accused,"have been reading that columnist-- what''s- his- name?
31980	_ Here_? 31980 _ Our_ nursery?"
31980	_ Your_ friend? 31980 ''Cause_ here_ there''s almost as much gladdisl as back home and--"Gladdisl?
31980	But I_ will_ after--""After what?"
31980	But tell me, Mr. Easton, do you understand me?"
31980	Can I go with him?"
31980	Can I go with him?"
31980	Can I?"
31980	Can I?"
31980	Carooms-- Martians?
31980	Did Richie mean the greenhouse down the road?
31980	Do n''t you blikkel English?
31980	Do n''t you blikkel English?"
31980	Do n''t you blikkel English?"
31980	Do you murv this?
31980	Do you-- do you murv me?"
31980	Does he play with you?"
31980	Does he, Richie?"
31980	Earth?
31980	Easton?"
31980	Easton?"
31980	Easton?"
31980	Growing population?
31980	How could you?"
31980	How do they know Easton ever got to Mars, anyway?
31980	How long does it take before they get to be civilized?"
31980	If you let Mr. Easton go back, can I go, too?
31980	Is it that bad?"
31980	Is that it?"
31980	Maybe there_ is_ a language--"Spanking?"
31980	No room?
31980	No way to cut down the birth rate?
31980	Nursery?
31980	Okay?
31980	Okay?"
31980	On the paradise that was Mars?
31980	Or had the Martians learned English from Easton, and had Easton then formed a sort of pidgin- English- Martian of his own?
31980	Or would you rather have a tray in here?"
31980	Please?
31980	Question: What is the message?
31980	The message?
31980	They said I could come back if I gave you the message, but I have to come back alone because there''s no room for more people!_ No room?
31980	Too many Martians on Mars?
31980	Too many what?
31980	Was Martian actually such a close relative to English?
31980	Was there a Mr. Allavarg who worked there?
31980	What do you mean, what''s the matter?
31980	What do you mean?"
31980	What to do?
31980	What were you doing when the ball went through the window?"
31980	What''s the matter with you?
31980	What''s the matter?
31980	What''s the matter?
31980	Where?"
31980	Why did n''t they just do that?
31980	Why do n''t they have the nursery back where Allavarg came from?"
31980	Why do n''t you freeble him and get me another one?"
31980	Why does n''t the Institute give up?"
31980	Why, I saw one actually--""Let''s go back a little, shall we?"
31980	Will he be able to tell me about his trip?"
31980	You know my teacher in school?
31980	You know when my teacher was different?"
31980	You see, Allavarg came and gave me a tressimox of gladdisl and now that I''m a Caroom again-- What?
31980	You''re a Gunderguck and of course--""Huh?"
31980	_ Where_ is the nursery?"
29869	But how happen there to be such evidences of progression as exist?
29869	But what of the spots commonly so called?
29869	But,it may be asked,"if living creatures then existed, why do we not find fossiliferous strata of that age, or an earlier age?"
29869	But,it will perhaps be asked,"how are the emotions to be analyzed, and their modes of evolution to be ascertained?
29869	(_ a_) How far is development of the sexual sentiment dependent upon intellectual advance-- upon growth of imaginative power?
29869	(_ a_) To what other traits than degree of mental evolution is impulsiveness related?
29869	(_ a_) What is the relation between mental complexity and mental mass?
29869	(_ b_) How far is it related to emotional advance; and especially to evolution of those emotions which originate from sympathy?
29869	(_ b_) Is there in many cases, as there appears to be in some cases, a traceable relation between the period of arrest and the period of puberty?
29869	(_ b_) What connexion is there between this trait and the social state?
29869	(_ b_) What is its relation to mass of brain?
29869	(_ b_) What is the relation to the social state, as more or less complex?
29869	(_ c_) Does it not tend towards, and is it not fostered by, monogamy?
29869	(_ c_) Is mental decay early in proportion as mental evolution is rapid?
29869	(_ d_) What are the relations of this trait to the social state, as nomadic or settled, predatory or industrial?
29869	(_ d_) What connexion has it with maintenance of the family bond, and the consequent better rearing of children?
29869	***** And now, must not this uniformity of procedure be a consequence of some fundamental necessity?
29869	***** Is it possible to make a true classification without the aid of analysis?
29869	***** Of this reaction displayed in the later writings of Mr. Darwin, let us now ask-- Has it not to be carried further?
29869	*****"But where are the direct proofs that inheritance of functionally- produced modifications takes place?"
29869	And do such conclusions affect in any way the conclusions now current?
29869	And if they differ, can we, from the process of nebular condensation, infer the conditions under which they assume one or other character?
29869	And if transparent, will not the light from the remote side of the photosphere seen through them, be nearly as bright as that of the side next to us?
29869	And now, what will be the character of these strata, old and new?
29869	And the question is-- Can they be correctly grouped after this method?
29869	And then what are we to say of harmony?
29869	And then, how about their long heads and sharp noses?
29869	And what is the objection?
29869	And when we ask-- Where are they?
29869	Are not these significant facts?
29869	Are the internal structures of celestial bodies all the same, or do they differ?
29869	Are there reasons for thinking that they are liable to change by increase or decrease?
29869	Are these developed by running?
29869	Assuming, however, that the facilities for immigration had become adequate; which would be the first mammals to arrive and live?
29869	But are they rightly classed as parabolic?
29869	But how could he possibly arrive at so grotesque a conception as that the progenitor of his tribe was the sun, or the moon, or a particular star?
29869	But if these interior gases are non- luminous from the absence of precipitated matter, must they not for the same reason be transparent?
29869	But if this be admitted why need the hypothesis be abandoned?
29869	But in what shapes will they re- appear?
29869	But now suppose that instead of such a spheroid, we assume one of, say, twenty or thirty times the mass; what will then happen?
29869	But now what may be expected by and by to happen?
29869	But now, what will result from a slow alteration of climate, produced as above described?
29869	But what if they are not inheritable?
29869	But what if we learn that many of the same genera continued to exist throughout enormous epochs, measured by several vast systems of strata?
29869	By what direct effect of function on structure, can the shell of a nut have been evolved?
29869	By what process does a changed part modify other parts?
29869	Can the real relations of things be determined by the obvious characteristics of the things?
29869	Can there be traced( other things equal) a relation between physical vivacity and mental impulsiveness?
29869	Can this also be mere coincidence?
29869	Do its limbs and viscera rush together from all the points of the compass?
29869	Do not all dogs occupy themselves in sniffing about here and there all day long: tracing animals of their own kind and of other kinds?
29869	Do not the two habitually vary together?
29869	Do such differences vary in degree, or in kind, or in both?
29869	Do they exist by the Divine Will?
29869	Do we not find in some of the more advanced primitive communities an analogous condition?
29869	Do we not here discern analogies to the first stages of human societies?
29869	Do we not ourselves call a distinguished singer or actor a star?
29869	Do we not ourselves sometimes speak figuratively of a tall, fat man as a mountain of flesh?
29869	Does any one think this a tenable position?
29869	Does not the universality of the_ law_ imply a universal_ cause_?
29869	Does the like hold with the mental nature?
29869	For in what has essentially consisted the progress of natural- history- classification?
29869	For what is the peculiarity of the Rhizopods, exemplified by the_ Amoeba_?
29869	For whence has he got this notion of"special creations,"which he thinks so reasonable, and fights for so vigorously?
29869	From which and other like facts, does it not seem an unavoidable inference, that new emotions are developed by new experiences-- new habits of life?
29869	Has the natural selection of favourable variations been the sole factor?
29869	Hence a series of inquiries, of which these are some:--(_a_) What is the relation between mental mass and bodily mass?
29869	Hence arise the questions-- In what order, in what degrees, and in what combinations, do they come into play?
29869	Hence arose the inquiry-- What structure will result from the process of nebular condensation?
29869	Hence the question-- Do not the mental natures of the sexes in alien types of Man diverge in unlike ways and degrees?
29869	How are all these differences to be accounted for on the hypothesis of genesis from a nebulous ring?
29869	How are these propositions reconcilable?
29869	How are we to interpret these strange transformations?
29869	How can aeriform matter withstand such a pressure?"
29869	How can it then have been produced?
29869	How can these be said to exercise their organs of smell more than other dogs?
29869	How do these implications consist with the nebular hypothesis?
29869	How does it cover the causes which operate here?
29869	How does this fact consist with the hypothesis that nebulæ are remote galaxies?
29869	How then can there result a movement common to them all?
29869	How then, from the absence of fossils in the Longmynd beds and their equivalents, can we conclude that the Earth was"azoic"when they were formed?
29869	How, then, can such telescopes make individually visible the stars of a nebula which is half a million times the distance of Sirius?
29869	How, then, can that be instanced as an example of volition, which occurs even when volition is antagonistic?
29869	How, then, did organic evolution begin?
29869	If oxygen in presence of light destroys one of these minutest portions of protoplasm, what will be its effect on a larger portion of protoplasm?
29869	If"natural selection is a mere phrase,"how can Mr. Darwin, who thought it explained the origin of species, be regarded as wise?
29869	Is any arrest of mental development simultaneously caused?
29869	Is it most likely that there have been ten millions of special creations?
29869	Is it not manifest, then, that the exploded hypothesis of Werner continues to influence geological speculation?
29869	Is it not significant that we have hit on the same word to distinguish the function of our House of Commons?
29869	Is it not, then, as we said, that the evidence in these cases is very suspicious?
29869	Is it so among the uncivilized?
29869	Is it thrown down from the clouds?
29869	Is it true always, as it appears to be generally true, that women are less modifiable than men?
29869	Is not the fallacy manifest?
29869	Is this due to constitutional apathy?
29869	It may not be amiss here to ask-- What is the meaning of these integrations?
29869	It seems to me, however, that Mr. McLennan gives but an indefinite answer to the essential question-- How did the worship of animals and plants arise?
29869	May we from these propositions, and especially from the last, draw any conclusions respecting the evolution of heat during nebular condensation?
29869	May we not rationally seek for some all- pervading principle which determines this all- pervading process of things?
29869	May we not say that the points of difference serve but to bring into clearer light the points of analogy?
29869	May we not say that this is what takes place in an aboriginal tribe?
29869	Meanwhile, how would the surfaces of the upheaved masses be occupied?
29869	Now in these different stages of aggregation, may we not see paralleled the union of groups of connate tribes into nations?
29869	Now may we not in the growth of a consolidated kingdom out of petty sovereignties or baronies, observe analogous changes?
29869	Now what do these facts prove?
29869	On the one hand, what follows from the untruth of the assumption?
29869	On the other hand, what follows if the truth of the assumption be granted?
29869	Or, once more, if magistrates are the artificial joints of society, how can reward and punishment be its nerves?
29869	Putting these two statements together, can there be any doubt about the genesis of these tribal names?
29869	Shall we accept this implication?
29869	Shall we not infer that, be their nature what it may, they must be at least as near to us as the extremities of our own sidereal system?
29869	Should it not require an infinity of evidence to show that nebulæ are not parts of our sidereal system?
29869	Should it not require overwhelming evidence to make us believe as much?
29869	So that we have still to ask-- Why have savage tribes so generally taken animals and plants and other things as totems?
29869	The difference is unlikely to be a constant one; and, looking for variation, we may ask what is its amount, and under what conditions does it occur?
29869	The question, then, suggests itself-- Do the mental natures of the sexes differ in a constant or in a variable degree?
29869	Then what becomes of the Divine Power?
29869	Then what kind of nature is that by which they act apart from the Divine Will?
29869	There is the question-- Whence come these"Forces,"spoken of as separate from the"Will of God"--did they pre- exist?
29869	Though he would, doubtless, disown this as an article of faith, is not his thinking unconsciously influenced by it?
29869	To what cause must this decrease be ascribed?
29869	To what classes will the increasing Fauna be for a long period confined?
29869	Under what circumstances are we likely to find this vegetation fossilized?
29869	Was the share in organic evolution which Mr. Darwin latterly assigned to the transmission of modifications caused by use and disuse, its due share?
29869	Well, may we not trace a parallel step in social progress?
29869	Well, which is the most rational theory about these ten millions of species?
29869	What are its relations to polyandry and polygyny?
29869	What are likely to succeed fish?
29869	What are the corollaries in relation to concentrating nebulous spheroids?
29869	What are the implications?
29869	What can be more widely contrasted than a newly- born child and the small, semi- transparent spherule constituting the human ovum?
29869	What can have induced this tribe to ascribe special sacredness to one creature, and that tribe to another?
29869	What could have put it into the imagination of any one that he was descended from the dawn?
29869	What effect is produced on mental nature by mixture of races?
29869	What follows?
29869	What have the experiences of each been doing in aid of the emotional development we are considering?
29869	What incident forces?
29869	What is the meaning of these facts?
29869	What is the obvious implication?
29869	What is there in the hypothesis of_ necessary_, as distinguished from_ actual_, correlation of parts, which is particularly in harmony with Theism?
29869	What must be the working of this process under the conditions of aboriginal life?
29869	What now must be the constitution of this atmosphere?
29869	What now must result from the action of the waves in the course of a geologic epoch?
29869	What now will be the characters of these late- arriving portions?
29869	What now will happen with these two strata?
29869	What possible explanation of this can be given on the current hypothesis?
29869	What relations do they bear in each case to the habits of life, the domestic arrangements, and the social arrangements?
29869	What resulted?
29869	What will be the characters of a cloud thus occupying the interior of a cyclone?
29869	What will result?
29869	What would result from them in a photosphere constituted and conditioned as above supposed?
29869	What would they be?
29869	What, then, is the conclusion that remains?
29869	What, then, is the interpretation inevitably put upon death?
29869	What, then, shall we say of the general implication?
29869	What, then, shall we say on finding that there are thousands of nebulæ so placed?
29869	When did the feeling begin?
29869	Where art thou wandering?"
29869	Whether the emotions are, therefore, to be regarded as divergent modes of action that have become unlike by successive modifications?
29869	Which were the parts thus differently exposed?
29869	Which, then, is most open to the charge of covert Atheism?
29869	Who would have imagined that the nervous system is a modified portion of the primitive epidermis?
29869	Why do I introduce these familiar truths so entirely irrelevant to my subject?
29869	Why does not the frown make it smile, and the mother''s laugh make it weep?
29869	Why does this partially- established nervous structure betray its presence thus early in the human being?
29869	Why should this mode of thought lead the savage to imagine a combination of bird and mammal; and not only to imagine it, but to worship it as a god?
29869	Why this marvellous fact?
29869	Will it not return also after this still more prolonged quiescence and rigidity?
29869	and how did there come into existence that power of perception which the chick''s actions show?
29869	or does it not commonly happen that certain hidden characteristics, on which the obvious ones depend, are the truly significant ones?
29869	or must there not be an analytical basis to every true classification?
29869	or must we hold to the notion that it struggles up out of the ground?
29869	or must we receive the old Hebrew idea, that God takes clay and moulds a new creature?
29869	or shall we not rather conclude that the nebulæ are_ not_ remote galaxies?
29869	or that certain others are referable to different periods, because the_ facies_ of their Faunas are different?
29869	that is to say-- Do not mental complexity and social complexity act and react on each other?
33843	Dark, Grandpa?
33843	I wonder what the hell they think they''re doing?
33843	What''ll it be like, Grandpa?
33843	What''s it mean when someone blinks blue light in lots of flashes, and then glows red and starts sinking, huh, Grandpa?
33843	What''s''overcharged,''Grandpa? 33843 Can you really get too much?
31577	A warning maybe?
31577	About five minutes?
31577	And his brain?
31577	And no other Security Officer would do?
31577	Any luck with the Senator?
31577	Any luck?
31577	Anything else--_sir_?
31577	Are they friends of yours?
31577	Author of the Arnold Law?
31577	Bad, were they?
31577	Beautiful evening, is n''t it?
31577	Bored?
31577	Do you only handle the earth runs?
31577	Dubbinville, was n''t it?
31577	Dubbinville?
31577	Even Bobbie Burns? 31577 For readers?
31577	Friends? 31577 Fun?"
31577	Handsome, were they?
31577	Hot day, was it?
31577	How about transportation?
31577	How do you do, Mr. Parker? 31577 How much?"
31577	I''m to understand this could n''t be put off until Monday?
31577	Is there another kind? 31577 Is there anything to drink on board?"
31577	Is there no privacy? 31577 It''s fine,"he said and to Martha,"How do you do?"
31577	Just what kind of business do you think is going on up there, Senator?
31577	Not even about that new one, that June?
31577	Not much to do here, for a city man, is there?
31577	Oh, yes, and Senator Arnold? 31577 Oh?
31577	Or did you plan to see Senator Arnold?
31577	Patsy?
31577	Remind me about it Monday if I forget, will you? 31577 Retired farmers, mostly?"
31577	Ryder? 31577 Senile, you''re thinking?"
31577	Subversive reading, you think?
31577	The trip out do you in?
31577	The-- Arnold Law applies there, too, does n''t it?
31577	This Ryder was something of an-- opportunist?
31577	Through for the week?
31577	Was that Doctor Ryan by any chance?
31577	Well, damn it, man, are you dumb? 31577 What else?"
31577	What kind of warning?
31577	What''s the population here?
31577	When''s the next?
31577	Who does n''t?
31577	Why did he hate the printed word?
31577	Why should n''t everything be all right? 31577 Why-- why, Martha?
31577	Why?
31577	Why?
31577	Wild?
31577	Would you like a little snack?
31577	Am I being played for a patsy?"
31577	An art that persisted without followers?
31577	And sex?
31577	And the men would be out and looking around and what more did you need?
31577	And then,"Why do you ask?"
31577	And what was Mars but mines?
31577	And what was their crime?
31577	And when''s the first to Milwaukee?"
31577	And where was June''s bright metallic laughter being heard this golden afternoon?
31577	And who else could it be?
31577	Are there no sanctuaries?"
31577	As a guess, what do you think it is, in the old Fisher place, on the Range Road?"
31577	At the risk of seeming forward would you like to go swimming with me this afternoon?"
31577	Beautiful day, is n''t it?"
31577	But printers?
31577	But writers without an audience?
31577	Corruption?
31577	Did n''t the man realize what a risk he was taking?
31577	Did you listen last night?"
31577	Do you know who you''re talking to, young man?"
31577	For was n''t a large part of it boy meets girl?
31577	For was n''t he the cream of the lot, the most obvious scholar, the most evident gentleman?
31577	Friends of yours?"
31577	Fun in the sun at Dubbinville, U.S.A. Would n''t the gang at home get a belt out of this?
31577	Had any poets been born since the Arnold Law, any writers?
31577	He said,"Do you work in town?"
31577	He''d heard Mrs. Klein say,"Another meeting tonight, Martha?"
31577	How had wrestling ever taken the place of words?
31577	Ink?
31577	Is there-- a place to stay in town, a hotel?"
31577	It was a logical answer and why did n''t it satisfy him?
31577	It was her turn to look at the water-- and to color?
31577	Just over the hill, is n''t it?"
31577	Klein?"
31577	Lateral- American, the skyway to the stars, right?"
31577	Mrs. Klein said,"You''re leaving so soon, Martha?"
31577	Or was n''t it going to be a pitch?"
31577	Parker?"
31577	Parker?"
31577	Parker?"
31577	Parker?"
31577	Political resentment-- or some local feud?
31577	Printers-- and what would they print?
31577	She paused, disconcerted"I beg your pardon?"
31577	She said,"I was too forward to be believed this afternoon, perhaps?
31577	Simple enough-- how can there be subversive literature if there is no literature?
31577	Someone said,"Dreaming, city- man?"
31577	Someone said,"Yes?"
31577	Stranger in town?"
31577	The writers?
31577	There''s no law against_ that_ yet excepting some of the old ones-- and who has time for the old ones?"
31577	They talked about the ridiculous price of food in the city and how cool the house was after the heat of the day and what was it like on Venus?
31577	This was the true giant, and who was quoting him?
31577	To fight the good fight?"
31577	Was Glen Ryder a friend of Senator Arnold''s?"
31577	Was it early?
31577	Was that a mimeograph machine?
31577	Was there some urge to write in a readerless world?
31577	Well, was it his business?
31577	Well?"
31577	Were the people so stupid they could n''t be trusted with words?
31577	What have you got to say?"
31577	What kind of men is the Department hiring these days?"
31577	What kind of mind would it take to believe there was corruption in that group?
31577	What more did he need?
31577	What was Venus but a sanctuary, a vacation spot, and what was Mars but mines?
31577	What was it someone had said about marriage?
31577	What''s Montague?
31577	What''s in a name?
31577	Where could n''t one find sex in print, even among the prissy writers?
31577	Where does he live?"
31577	Who is this, please?"
31577	Who?
31577	Why did he feel so free?
31577	Why should he fret over a gang of law- breakers?
31577	Why should he hang around this whistle stop for a wasted week- end, holding kitchen conversations with the unmighty living?
31577	Why?"
31577	Will that be all right?"
31577	With all their grand talk, who wanted to leave Mother Earth?
31577	Yet is it possible for anyone to predict an unvisited future?
31577	You could n''t expect them to run and shout, could you?"
31577	You liked the room?"
31577	You want me to stop it?"
31577	You''ve had supper?"
31577	Your credentials?"
31577	_ Studious let me sit_--in front of a video set, to watch the wrestling?
31577	_ Studious let me sit__ And hold high converse with the mighty dead_ Where had he heard that?
31577	that which we call a rose, By any other name would smell as sweet...''"The rich voice, the flowing rhythm, the silence-- was it Burns she quoted?
31094	And if I do n''t go along with you?
31094	And their records? 31094 And what about his work at the end of the China war?
31094	And what do they make?
31094	And where are the files now?
31094	Any particular thorns in his side?
31094	Anything happen since I left, Prex?
31094	Anything new, Tom?
31094	Are you the one that roughed me up?
31094	But why_ here_? 31094 But you got the story rigged all right?"
31094	By whom?
31094	Can I help you on sources?
31094	Chew?
31094	Did he ever entertain any business friends during that time-- any that you can remember?
31094	Do you have any idea?
31094	Do you know what he did?
31094	Does n''t this strike you a little odd?
31094	Drop the story? 31094 First off: what did your father do before he went into politics?"
31094	Frank Mariel? 31094 Harry Dartmouth told me--""And who told Harry Dartmouth?"
31094	He did n''t keep anything personal at home?
31094	How are you feeling?
31094	How long have I been out?
31094	How''s the biography coming?
31094	I''m breaking with the routine, do you understand? 31094 Including murder, is that right?"
31094	Is it serious?
31094	Is the line scrambled?
31094	Message--?
31094	Official?
31094	Say, what''s the idea pounding on a man''s door at this time of night? 31094 Security?
31094	She knew about it all the time?
31094	So you turned them over to Dartmouth anyway? 31094 Sounds insane, does n''t it?
31094	Tell me,he said,"did your father have anything to do with a man named Mariel?"
31094	That''s not what you want, either?
31094	The Rocket Project--?
31094	The story on the Rocket Project?
31094	Then perhaps you''d tell me precisely what you_ do_ mean?
31094	Then what do you think of this?
31094	This the man?
31094	This the personal file?
31094	What about Ann?
31094	What do you know about Harry Dartmouth?
31094	What do you mean-- about my precious father--?
31094	What do you mean?
31094	What do you want to talk about?
31094	What do you want?
31094	What''s the scoop, boy? 31094 What''s this man doing now?"
31094	What''s your relation to Ingersoll?
31094	What-- what are you going to do?
31094	What-- what are you planning to do to me?
31094	Where am I?
31094	Where are Dartmouth''s plants located?
31094	Which dates, please?
31094	Who has them?
31094	Who''re the goons?
31094	Who''s using one of those things?
31094	Why do n''t you start with the newspaper files?
31094	Why the secrecy?
31094	With garbage like that? 31094 Would you say that they were enemies?"
31094	Yes-- they followed me all the way from Lincoln-- what happened to them?
31094	You do n''t like scalders, eh? 31094 You feel like talking?"
31094	You have n''t released a story yet--?
31094	You mean you think he was murdered?
31094	You planning to go out or something?
31094	You saw it, David?
31094	You saw it?
31094	You saw it?
31094	You silly fool, what do you think you''re doing when you play games with a mob like this? 31094 You_ mean_ that, do n''t you?"
31094	An angry voice snarled,"You up there, whoever you are, where''d you leave your brains?
31094	And of all things, why me_ alone_?
31094	And what do you think he''s done with them?
31094	And where to go now to find them?
31094	And why bring_ me_ here, of all people?
31094	And why, above all, turn against her own father?
31094	Are you for me?
31094	But how could Mariel have known where he would be, and when?
31094	Can I help you?"
31094	Can you tell me that?
31094	Could_ any_ corporation be that big?
31094	Dartmouth disappeared, and with him the files-- why?
31094	Did he have any particular enemies?"
31094	Do n''t you know there''s a war on?
31094	Do you think they''re going to play fair?
31094	Ever hear of Ben Chamberlain, Mariel?
31094	Ever hear of them, Mariel?"
31094	Ever hear of those men, Mariel?"
31094	Get a big enough dose, and you''re dead, Mariel-- but I guess you know that, do n''t you?
31094	Go down and tell the people it is n''t really so bad being pounded to shreds?
31094	Got a minute?"
31094	Has he burnt them?
31094	He had known Dartmouth Bearing was big-- but that big?
31094	How about enemies?
31094	How about his files?"
31094	How about it, Mariel?
31094	How big could Dartmouth Bearing be?
31094	How do you know it''ll ever come?"
31094	How many millions went into that?
31094	How''s the Project going?"
31094	How''s the Rocket Project coming?"
31094	I''m to give you the truth, and let you do what you want with it, is that the idea?
31094	If not, what''s he going to do with them?"
31094	Inventories?
31094	Is this official, or grudge?"
31094	No, they had to be spiked, urged and goaded-- what would happen if they learned?
31094	Okay?"
31094	Only the people did n''t want war, and who ever listens to them?
31094	Or Frank Eberhardt?
31094	Or Jon Harding?
31094	Or against me?"
31094	Or was there another alternative?
31094	Shall I tell them this is a war to defend their freedoms, that it''s a great crusade against the evil forces of the world?
31094	Shipping orders, and files?
31094	Should I tell them they are n''t really being bombed, it''s all in their minds?
31094	Some people_ knew_ they were lies-- what could they really think?
31094	Something big, what''s it going to do to_ you_, Tom?
31094	Suddenly he felt a wave of extreme weariness sweep over him-- when had he last slept?
31094	There are lots of propagandists-- and why would he want a propagandist?"
31094	This ship in Arizona-- how long?
31094	This war, this whole rotten intrigue mess, and then_ this_?"
31094	To be raised for what?
31094	To his surprise, John Hart took the wire, and exploded in his ear,"Where in hell have you been?
31094	Understand that?
31094	Wars and wars and more wars?
31094	Was that a wild- goose chase I ran down there, learning about this?"
31094	What about the bonds?"
31094	What do you want me to do?
31094	What do you want with me?"
31094	What happened?"
31094	What kind of a sap do you think I am?"
31094	What kind of sap do you take me for?"
31094	What was he going to_ do_ if he went to the Berlin Conference?"
31094	What''s it going to get you?
31094	What''s your corroboration number?"
31094	When will it come?
31094	When?"
31094	Where are they?"
31094	Where are you?"
31094	Where do they keep them?"
31094	Where has he gone?
31094	Who has the files?"
31094	Who put you on my trail?
31094	Who told you Ingersoll was dead, and that I was scraping up Ingersoll''s past?"
31094	Who was I to ask questions?
31094	Why a note like this?"
31094	Why come here?
31094	Why could n''t Ingersoll use it?
31094	Why did Dartmouth want Ingersoll''s personal files?"
31094	Why me?
31094	Why run?"
31094	You''ve got the story, why should I repeat it?"
31094	You''ve never written an honest, true story in your life, but you always want the truth to start with, do n''t you?
31094	_ That''s_ the truth-- why not tell that to the people?"
31094	_ Why?_ Why had she strung him along, why had she even started to help him?
31094	_ Why?_ Why had she strung him along, why had she even started to help him?
32751	''On her what?'' 32751 ''Silk?
32751	Damn it all, do n''t you people even read your own directives? 32751 How about that?"
32751	How come she did n''t stay?
32751	How to throw off the yoke of the oppressor who had come among us? 32751 Incompetent?"
32751	None of it?
32751	Prunella?
32751	Really? 32751 Then why worry about them?"
32751	''Do y''know why we wear clothes made only of vegetable or synthetic fibers and not any animal wool, hide or fur?''
32751	''Do you think we can get''er into something made of silk?''
32751	''Now if Prunella was to wear somethin''like that, do y''spose the puffs would get''er?''
32751	And what was this mysterious exception?"
32751	Can you imagine having an itch like that in your lungs?"
32751	Can you think of any substance fitting those requirements better than a nice warm mess of living protein?"
32751	Did n''t Prunella know about it?
32751	Do you have athlete''s foot?"
32751	Does_ that_ mean anything to you?"
32751	How to ease the bite of her lash on our quivering backs?
32751	How to restore our tiny, inoffensive still whose musical, tinkling drip we loved so well?
32751	It was the same stuff that we had been getting fat on for nearly two years, but did we eat any of his cooking that night?
32751	Just how you gon na, huh?''"
32751	The Moralist By JACK TAYLOR Illustrated by WEISS Aye,''tis a difficult thing to be a lady on a far world-- but who needs them there?
32751	The recommendations?
32751	The report?
32751	Why should silk be on the list?''
32876	Do you think we''re alive?
32876	How did you escape?
32876	Is it true,Jenkins asked,"that the winner has the right to give terms?"
32876	Nice layout, huh?
32876	Now tell me, my valorous warder,she said in dulcet tones,"how will you do this?"
32876	Rigmarole?
32876	Up there?
32876	What happened?
32876	Yeah? 32876 And another thing,he went on after a few seconds,"what''s with this rigmarole you''re playing?"
32876	And who among us can challenge them?"
32876	Are you sure, my friend, that you have the skill?"
32876	But where am I?"
32876	Did not any of you recognize the king of the giants as the one who was fighting the stranger?
32876	He pointed toward the castle and said:"Who lives there?"
32876	Surely, I have not been amiss in my attentions?
32876	When Jenkins spoke, it took several seconds for them to bring their attention to him:"Where am I and who are you?"
32876	[ Sidenote: What strange dimension was this where giants, gangsters, Lucretia Borgia, dwarfs and Rip Van Winkle lived at the same time?]
32403	And do you agree with it?
32403	Are you crazy? 32403 But why did you say you''ve got proof that a human being is nothing but a cybernetic gadget?
32403	Could n''t you get a blast from the_ Griseda''s_ tubes to put you in orbit?
32403	Do you fight yourself the way Cummins did?
32403	Do you mean we have to fight the stated objectives of this Project? 32403 Feedback?
32403	How can you be sure it does n''t occur at any other time as well?
32403	How could their own feedback do such a thing to them?
32403	How did you catch on to this?
32403	How long? 32403 How soon can you give us some tangible results?"
32403	How''s your crew of head shrinkers coming along? 32403 If it''s that way with you, then why are you joining me?"
32403	Is n''t that the created thing which the cybernetic system tries to follow?
32403	Just what did he do?
32403	Just what is the nature of this project,said Paul,"its goals?
32403	So you had a report on our little meeting? 32403 This is on the level,"he said,"not something you cooked up on the spur of the moment?"
32403	Was there any previous indication of instability in the pilot that you know of? 32403 We''ve got a story to tell them-- remember?
32403	What are you talking about?
32403	What are you talking about?
32403	What can we do for you?
32403	What conditions?
32403	What did you do to me?
32403	What do you mean,''human''?
32403	What do you mean?
32403	What else, Paul?
32403	What happened to him?
32403	What is there to say?
32403	What kind of man do you expect that to be?
32403	What made him break down like that for no reason at all?
32403	What part of the chart did you take it from?
32403	What went wrong, do you think? 32403 What would you call it?"
32403	Where does the pattern come from?
32403	Would there be anything else?
32403	You want a man with two heads, four arms, and a tail? 32403 And what are you going to do about Morgan''s cavalcade?
32403	But the question remains: why is it intolerable, and why does it become so after numerous other feedback impulses have been passed?
32403	But what of the subtler situations, where results are less dramatic, or are postponed for a long time--?
32403	But where was the flaw in it all?
32403	Ca n''t you guess what it is?"
32403	Can you arrange it?"
32403	Can you correct?"
32403	Can you spare a few minutes?"
32403	Does it look pretty bad?"
32403	Hey-- what the devil''s going on?
32403	How could a guy have been so_ blind_--?"
32403	How did it feel?"
32403	If the answer was not in men who were more nearly like their own machines, where was it?
32403	Just how much do you think you can get away with?"
32403	Remember when we were back at White Sands and talked of the days when there would be a Wheel up here, and ships taking off for the Moon and for Mars?"
32403	So where is the poetry, the art, the scientific invention if this is the essence of Man?
32403	The San Francisco area?"
32403	West said,"Did I hear correctly, Jack?
32403	What does it take to move an intractible mob?
32403	What kind of test are you going to run on me?"
32403	What''s that-- new kind of propaganda technique--?"
32403	When would Man cease to indulge in this most monumental of all errors?
32403	When would he cease to regard himself and his fellows as brute creatures to be beaten into line?
32403	Why do n''t you propose a Senatorial investigation of Space Command?"
32403	Why have n''t we solved this one?
32403	Why would we want to have them come out here and pick our bones to pieces before making final burial?"
32403	You got a truck driver in the control room?
32403	You knew him pretty well, did n''t you?"
33871	I wonder,he mused,"if it is viable?"
33871	Sure you''re not pulling our leg, Merrill?
33871	You know what?
33871	At last the mystery of the ages was solved: Who put the pocks in the face of the moon?
33871	How could it be, at first?
33871	I wonder why the Peter W. Merrill Moonplant saved us for last?"
29848	Abandon ship-- open the sea- cocks-- sink it for the insurance?
29848	All right, Paula?
29848	And how-- how did you get down here? 29848 And it flew?"
29848	And these?
29848	And what do you do with it?
29848	Anita, what are you doing?
29848	Any at all about the place?
29848	Any more little pets about?
29848	Are all women fools?
29848	Are his motors smooth? 29848 Are we all imbeciles?
29848	Are you hurt?
29848	Are you hurt?
29848	Are-- will you go back there?
29848	Blood stains?
29848	Breakers, you said?
29848	But all those gadgets inside and on the bottom--?
29848	But now what?
29848	But the monsters?
29848	But whoever saw a cricket fifteen inches long?
29848	But why the moon?
29848	But--Johns had unconsciously dropped his voice to a whisper--"what of these strange creatures?
29848	But, Robert,began Ruth Allaire,"you do n''t mean to risk your life on a foolish bet?"
29848	But-- but did n''t it hurt you to carry it?
29848	But-- but what made those fish come up that way?
29848	Ca n''t help you, Snap?
29848	Can it see in the dark?
29848	Can you get the_ Nagasaki_?
29848	Can you run?
29848	Can you swim, Jerry?
29848	Chief? 29848 Commander, where shall I put these helmets?"
29848	Dead?
29848	Did n''t know I was all ready to leave, did you? 29848 Did they go aboard another vessel?"
29848	Did-- did you see them?
29848	Do I need to tell you of the constant, ceaseless and tremendous explosion that follows? 29848 Do you see that test tube?"
29848	Does-- does that smoke of yours drive them away?
29848	Friends? 29848 Frightened, Paula?"
29848	Funny water, ai n''t it?
29848	Goodwin? 29848 Gregg--?"
29848	Have any trouble or excitement? 29848 Hear that?"
29848	Hey, Juan, what the hell''s the matter? 29848 How about it?"
29848	How did you ever get it here?
29848	How is it, Snap?
29848	How much of a bet?
29848	Hurt?
29848	I-- you mean somewhat like a violet ray is increased in the lightning tubes?
29848	If a man touched that radium,he asked,"what would happen to him?"
29848	If you go and I go back there, what will happen? 29848 In the dark?"
29848	Is that you, Thorpe? 29848 Is this radium worth as much as silver?"
29848	Jerry-- where are you, Jerry?
29848	Let''s see.... We have n''t a thing to eat, have we?
29848	Made it, did you?
29848	Must we land there?
29848	No other move from them yet, Johnny?
29848	No?
29848	Now, Gregg-- can you fling it from here?
29848	Now, when we are just at the point of success in our great experiments? 29848 Oh, Gregg, have n''t we broken the ship''s dome yet?"
29848	Only that one shot, Gregg?
29848	Paula?
29848	Pretty, is n''t it?
29848	Quien sabe?
29848	Say,blurted Durkin, his face working nervously,"how the hell did that frog get so big?
29848	See?
29848	So you came to rob us, eh?
29848	Still,said Jerry, gropingly,"what has all that to do with the moon?
29848	Take me where?
29848	Take them where?
29848	That is this-- see?
29848	That radium stuff is what makes the funny light in that mine, then?
29848	The jungle is a charming place, is n''t it?
29848	The key-- to the stone bank?
29848	The_ Adelaide_?
29848	Then why leave?
29848	Then why tie me up like this?
29848	This stuff has got to you, has it?
29848	Turn back now? 29848 Was your father on board, Ruth?"
29848	Well,asked Jerry, at length,"what''s the big idea?"
29848	Well?
29848	What charity would you like to name, Miss Allaire? 29848 What for?"
29848	What for?
29848	What is it?
29848	What is it?
29848	What is it?
29848	What is the matter?
29848	What kind of a laboratory do you call this?
29848	What kind of a rotten mess is this?
29848	What made you head in this direction, and where''s your outfit?
29848	What now?
29848	What say,said Bell suddenly,"we get aloft now?
29848	What will become of her?
29848	What will you bet that I do n''t sail alone from here to-- where are you stationed?--San Diego?--from here to San Diego?
29848	What''s that thing?
29848	What''s that?
29848	What''s the difference? 29848 What''s the trouble?"
29848	What?
29848	Where am I... where am I?
29848	Where are we, Robert? 29848 Where does it go?"
29848	Where is the yacht?
29848	Where was this?
29848	Who sent you?
29848	Who sent you?
29848	Why should we leave now?
29848	Why?
29848	Why?
29848	Will you keep me with you, then?
29848	Winslow,he said,"have you any rope handy?"
29848	Wo n''t you say good- by, Marahna?
29848	Yeh? 29848 You do n''t know?"
29848	You found this in the captain''s cabin?
29848	You hear that whistle? 29848 You mean the German loosened up that much?"
29848	You mean these Things you have called Petrolia actually work for you? 29848 You really do n''t?"
29848	You will do nothing about it?
29848	***** Was he injured?
29848	*****"But why-- why?"
29848	*****"Then why in the name of hell do you want it?"
29848	A snake bite you?"
29848	A waiting lurking horror in the depths?
29848	All clear, Paula?
29848	All right:"Remember how you laughed when I told you that oil would some day be mined instead of pumped or flowed from the earth?
29848	And Winslow?
29848	And as for letting me die-- why did n''t you?
29848	And from what?
29848	And it would not be ours.... You saw our lights fade down while the bolt was striking?"
29848	And now that it is written I am tempted to destroy-- No, I will wait--""And now what is this?"
29848	And of what use to go out and be defeated, leaving the girls here to meet death almost immediately afterward?
29848	And she had let him-- them-- go...."Oh, well,"he thought,"how can I know how a princess feels-- a princess of the moon?
29848	And that you saved them from becoming extinct?"
29848	And the_ Adelaide_--where is it?"
29848	And what is beyond?
29848	And why should I care-- why should she?
29848	And you can steal food and cache it for use on the way, see?
29848	And"--he took a nervous turn around the laboratory--"if such a wild thing were possible, what has that to do with our trouble?
29848	And, for that matter, how can we know there is no such monster, some relic of a Mesozoic species supposed to be extinct?"
29848	And, knowing what you do, having seen what you have, could you call it impossible?"
29848	Are we safe?"
29848	Are you game to go up, Paula?"
29848	Are you planning on any reprints?
29848	Bolts.... How many hours have we?"
29848	But did you know that my mother came from Maryland?"
29848	But eight thousand feet is a lot of silt, Johns: ever thought of that?"
29848	But how can we get through them?"
29848	But let them realize that the thread can be broken, and what their slaves would do to them before they all went mad.... You see?
29848	But now--""Yes,"the other questioned,"now?"
29848	But what have they struck out there?
29848	But, supposing there is such a race of things-- what will you do?"
29848	But, tell me, who are you?
29848	CHAPTER XXXVIII_ Triumph!_"Is he conscious?
29848	Ca n''t we repair it, Johnny?"
29848	Ca n''t you feel it?"
29848	Can we do other than remain silent?"
29848	Commander-- shall I stop them?
29848	Could he save her if he found her?
29848	Dead?
29848	Did they lead to the outer world?
29848	Die?
29848	Do n''t you see it''s our only hope?"
29848	Dreaming?
29848	Gregg, is she dead?"
29848	Had Winslow gained the top?
29848	Had it been only five minutes?
29848	Had the crack in our front wall broken, threatening explosion of all the buildings?
29848	Had this ape escaped and menaced the officers and crew?
29848	Had this been the terror that drove the men into the sea?
29848	Had we broken the ship''s dome with a direct hit?
29848	Have you ever met Lee Wong, the great Chinese scientist, or his Russian geological collaborator, Krenski?
29848	Have you?"
29848	He held the trembling figure close as the girl whispered:"Where are we, Robert?
29848	He kept voicing aloud the question in his mind; what was in the queer tube?
29848	He spelled her name, over and over.... Would the sleepy operator never answer?
29848	He''s blind, ai n''t he?
29848	Here in the deep caverns, far from the surface, was fire a thing of terror to them?
29848	How about you?"
29848	How big is this lake, I wonder?"
29848	How can we live?
29848	How could there be water or anything fluid on this side?
29848	How many thousands of slaves do you suppose The Master has by now?"
29848	How many?
29848	How would you deal with them?
29848	I shall look forward to reading it... but just what are you going to do?"
29848	I told you, Brent, there was often a factual basis for fables-- remember?
29848	I was thinking-- maybe you would kiss me, Gregg--?"
29848	I was... where was I when you collared me?
29848	I wonder if he has directional for a guide?
29848	In one of the rooms of the house, behind strong bars, a man was kept who had been an object- lesson...."Is there any machinery?"
29848	In the confusion of my whirling impressions I wondered if Miko were in distress?
29848	Is n''t that so, Durkin?"
29848	Is that the way you receive your guests from another world?"
29848	It it wonderful, is it not?
29848	It''s absolutely amazing, is n''t it?"
29848	Jerry Foster took a minute to grasp that statement, then continued:"Granting that, why go to the moon?
29848	Marahna?
29848	My God, Thorpe, what is it?
29848	No?
29848	Now-- where are we still to find friends?"
29848	Of what use for our platform to rush back?
29848	Of what use to warn Miko?"
29848	Only that?
29848	Only these?
29848	Or, instead, was it not probable that they went to some deep, subterranean dens, from which this monster had learned to come at the priests''summons?
29848	Ready with your parachute?"
29848	Say, Juan, who was that big Portuguee with Professor Gurlone?
29848	Shall we try it?"
29848	Shall you land there?"
29848	She asked,"Are you speaking for yourself or the commander?"
29848	Should they chance the shelter of the jungle growth?
29848	Six?
29848	Spawned neither of God nor Satan-- what could they be?
29848	Still all clear before us, Paula?
29848	That pistol of Ribiera''s-- you have it handy?
29848	The Stillwater crowd?
29848	The old guy''s going back to- morrow, get me?"
29848	The priest''s robe?
29848	Understand?
29848	Was Miko making a zed- ray photograph of our interiors?
29848	Was fire unknown to these strange beings?
29848	Was he dreaming?
29848	Was he equal to the climb?
29848	Was he in time?
29848	Was our rescue ship from Earth coming?
29848	Was she dodging those breakers?
29848	Was the scent of the hidden, shuddering men in its red nostrils?
29848	Was there something really there?...
29848	Was this all a dream-- a mad nightmare from which he could force himself to wake?
29848	We''re O. K., ai n''t we?"
29848	Well, that means something, do n''t it?"
29848	Well, what if I die now... or six months from now?
29848	What are your readings?"
29848	What can it be?
29848	What could he do?
29848	What do you make of this?"
29848	What do you think you''re doing?
29848	What do you want of it?"
29848	What is up?"
29848	What mysteries awaited them?
29848	What sort of creatures would they be, that could live two miles beneath the surface of the earth?
29848	What was below?
29848	What was the meaning of that roaring blast?"
29848	What were these creatures like?
29848	What were they?
29848	What would the light disclose?
29848	What''s the matter?"
29848	Where are we going?"
29848	Where are you stationed?"
29848	Where can we live?
29848	Where was I headed?"
29848	Where was he?
29848	Who are you?"
29848	Who knows what life is there?
29848	Who was it?"
29848	Why could n''t that same pressure cool great caverns below the granite cap below the oil sands?
29848	Why do n''t you try for some more of the works of the other well- known authors in this line of fiction?
29848	Why not keep it that way?
29848	Why not print some( not too many) stories from H. G. Wells, E. R. Burroughs and Jules Verne?
29848	Why worry about a peon?"
29848	Why?
29848	Would he ever see her again... would he?
29848	You have n''t led me on to spend a million dollars drilling a thirty- six- inch hole, just so you could test a fantastic theory?"
29848	You have smashed the radio in the house?"
29848	You know how to work it?
29848	You understand?"
29848	You''re coming, too?"
29848	Young man, are you_ the_ Robert Thorpe?"
29848	he gasped hoarsely,"am I stark mad?"
29848	was the response,"ca n''t you see?
29848	what-- will-- it-- be...?"
30712	American?
30712	And you?
30712	Are n''t these long Russian cigarettes the end? 30712 Are you attempting to play two games at once?"
30712	But this is probably your language, is n''t it?
30712	But why_ me_? 30712 Can I send a cable to the United States?"
30712	Charity?
30712	Come again?
30712	Did it ever occur to you that even though the Soviet Union might be wrong-- if it is wrong-- that does n''t mean that the United States is right? 30712 Did you notice?
30712	Did you spot those Russian girls in the crew? 30712 Do n''t snore, do you?"
30712	Do you contend that the average Russian eats as well as the average American?
30712	Do you know where the extraterrestrials are?
30712	Do you mean in comparison with the Soviet complex?
30712	Do you mind? 30712 Do you remember Djilas''book which he wrote in one of Tito''s prisons,"The New Class"?"
30712	Do you think any of us do?
30712	Get everything fixed?
30712	Get to them how? 30712 Going for a walk, gentlemen?
30712	Good, Mr. Kuran, how would you like to die for your country?
30712	Have you ever seen some of the housing in the Harlem district in New York? 30712 He needs no assistance?"
30712	How can we get to them?
30712	How do you know?
30712	How do you like those two, coming now?
30712	How do you mean?
30712	How many Russians have you met?
30712	How would I know? 30712 How''re things in Peru, Henry?"
30712	I beg your pardon?
30712	In the_ Kremlin_?
30712	Listen, how do I contact these beat generation characters?
30712	No? 30712 Now who''s making with anti- Soviet comments?"
30712	Or are your opinions formed solely by what you have read in American publications?
30712	Or is my country considered part of the Western World?
30712	Or walk in your sleep?
30712	Peiping?
30712	Plane to England?
30712	Romeo, Romeo,Hank sighed,"wherefore do thou think thou art?"
30712	That makes quite a speech, does n''t it? 30712 Then how am I going to get in?"
30712	Then you want to overthrow the Communist bureaucracy?
30712	To Russia?
30712	Two hundred dollars?
30712	Wanting what, sir?
30712	Well, have n''t we been?
30712	Well, where do I come into this? 30712 Well... well, why have n''t they shown up before?"
30712	What I meant was, with the space emissaries there, will tours still be held?
30712	What are we going to do about it?
30712	What did you take this trip for, Paco? 30712 What did you want?"
30712	What do you think it will accomplish?
30712	What is your answer?
30712	What underground? 30712 What was that?"
30712	What''d you mean by that Loo? 30712 What''s his call?"
30712	What''s the difference? 30712 What''s the matter, my friend?"
30712	Who does? 30712 Who''s he?"
30712	Why did n''t we spot each other sooner?
30712	Why should I be? 30712 Why should we?"
30712	Why? 30712 Why?"
30712	Wonderful, is n''t it?
30712	You are alone?
30712	You are armed?
30712	You have n''t heard the news broadcasts the past couple of days? 30712 You know what happened to me this morning, just as I was napping up in our room?"
30712	You want to know where you come in, eh? 30712 You''re Kuran?"
30712	You''re not afraid?
30712	You''re sure? 30712 You_ do_?
30712	Yours? 30712 ***** On the way over she said,Are you excited about going to the Soviet Union?"
30712	A middle- aged pedestrian, passing by, said to the girls in Russian,"Have you no shame before the foreign tourists?"
30712	After a short silence Char said,"Hank, why do you dislike the Soviet Union so much?"
30712	An investigation into the mores of the Soviets-- female flavor?"
30712	And how did you get here?"
30712	And why should we give it to you?"
30712	And_ can_ you help me if you want to?
30712	Are there any other Americans on the tour?"
30712	Besides, what secret does a tourist know, or what secrets could he discover?
30712	But was that correct, and, if so, where was the_ Bolshoi Kremlevski Dvorets_ and how did you get into it?
30712	Can I get the tour that leaves tomorrow?"
30712	Can I offer you a drink?
30712	Char Moore snapped,"I said, what are you doing in my compartment?"
30712	Coincidence?
30712	Confound it, Hank, ca n''t the world get any further than this cowboys and Indians relationship between nations?
30712	Could he simply march up to the spacecraft and knock on the door?
30712	Did you ever meet an Argentine that was n''t named Paco?"
30712	Did you notice the teeth in that steward''s face?
30712	Do I look like a confounded hero?_ What was it Sheridan Hennessey had said?
30712	Do I look like a confounded hero?_ What was it Sheridan Hennessey had said?
30712	Do you know why you have fallen behind in the march of progress?"
30712	Do you mind staying out of the room for a time?"
30712	Do you speak English?"
30712	Exactly where we are?
30712	For that matter, how did you get inside the Kremlin walls?
30712	For the sake of staying in character, Hank said mildly,"Look here, are you a Communist?"
30712	Had there ever in the history of combat been a participant who had gone into it unafraid?
30712	Hank said mildly,"Well, it''s better than sticking up just one candidate and saying, which one of this one do you choose?
30712	Hank said quietly,"Who''s sending you, Paco?
30712	Hank said throatily,"Is he dead?"
30712	Hank said to the fright,"There would n''t be a nice bar around would there?"
30712	Hank said, worriedly,"Have n''t you some place we could go?
30712	Hank said,"I''m Hank, what do they call you besides Charity?"
30712	Hank said,"Look, we''re going to be on a tour together, what do you say to a drink?"
30712	Hank said,"Then how can you help me?"
30712	Hank said,"What are you doing here?"
30712	Hank said,"What bunk do you want, upper or lower?"
30712	Have you ever seen fruit pickers, potato diggers, or just about any type of itinerant harvest workers?
30712	He did n''t look up when the door opened until a voice said, icebergs dominating the tone,"Just what are you doing in here?"
30712	He said,"How come Russia?
30712	Hennessey said,"But your Russian is perfect?"
30712	How can he lock the door so as not to be interrupted?"
30712	How long is this going to take?
30712	How the devil could you have missed them?"
30712	How was Peru?
30712	How was he going to contact this so- called underground if he was watched the way he had been led to believe Westerners were?
30712	In Moscow?"
30712	Is n''t that where you got your whole South- west?"
30712	Is the boss inside?"
30712	It was too early to eat, they stood at the ancient bar and Hank said to her,"Ale?"
30712	Jealousy?
30712	Jewelery?
30712	Just what_ do_ you expect to accomplish?"
30712	Kuran?"
30712	Kuran?"
30712	Kuran?"
30712	Loo said,"That all sounds very tiring, do we have time for a nap before leaving?"
30712	Look, are n''t we even going to my hotel for my things?"
30712	Look, let''s steer clear of politics and religion, eh?
30712	Luxurious furniture?
30712	Now do you get it?"
30712	Now, how much have you heard about the extraterrestrials?"
30712	Now, what is it you want?"
30712	One of the younger boys, the ham who had first approached Hank, smiled and said,"Perhaps we can talk a bit more of radio?"
30712	Or are you on your own?"
30712	Or would he make himself dangerously conspicuous by just getting any closer than he now was to the craft?
30712	Out in the corridor a voice, heavy with Britishisms, complained plaintively,"Did you ever hear the loik?
30712	Paco said interestedly,"What do you use for a basis of measurement, my friend?
30712	Paco said,"How about going over into Red Square to see the spaceship?"
30712	Paco said,"What do you think, Hank?
30712	Paco stood up from his luggage, put his hands on his hips,"Gentlemen, do you realize there is no lock on the door of this cabin?"
30712	Possibly not in the old sense of the word, but are n''t we trying desperately to sponsor our type of government and social system everywhere?
30712	Sable coats?
30712	Saudi Arabia, Ethiopia, Pakistan, South Africa-- just what is your definition of_ free_?"
30712	She said,"How many Americans eat as well as the passengers on United States Lines ships?"
30712	She said,"What can I do for you, Comrade?"
30712	So what?
30712	Such things as the number of television sets and movie theaters?
30712	Suppose a Russian was n''t?
30712	Surely you''ve heard of the Lysenko matter?"
30712	That''s not a Russian name is it?"
30712	The boy said,"You are n''t a ham, are you?"
30712	The extraterrestrial said,"Is the man dead?"
30712	The guard said,"You have studied your maps?"
30712	The major looked up sharply,"What was that?"
30712	The smaller, who sported astonishingly big and blue eyes, said to Hank in Russian,"You''re too good to associate with_ metrofanushka_ girls?"
30712	This is democracy?"
30712	This lithe fighting man said tightly,"You know where we are?
30712	To get the conversation going again, Hank said,"What does patronymic mean?"
30712	What are you laughing at?"
30712	What class do you wish to travel?"
30712	What difference does it make which one of the two we choose if they both stand for the same thing?
30712	What do I do then?
30712	What do you think of it?"
30712	What happened to the machinery?
30712	What happens to a tourist who wanders absently around in the Kremlin and turns up in the head man''s office?"
30712	What is it that you want?"
30712	What led your governments to believe that the Soviet nations were to receive all our attention, and your own none at all?"
30712	What was it about Commies outside their own countries that they drew such crackpots into their camp?
30712	What would I be doing in England?"
30712	What?
30712	What?"
30712	What_ am_ I here for?"
30712	When?
30712	Where I could meet one of your higher- ups?
30712	Where are these extraterrestrials?"
30712	Where''s it going to end Henry?"
30712	Where?
30712	Which one do you like?"
30712	While he sipped it, a teen- ager came up beside him and said in passable English,"Excuse me, are you a tourist?
30712	Why are you so pro- Soviet?"
30712	Why had he allowed himself to be dragooned into this?
30712	Why not?"
30712	Why?
30712	Why?
30712	Will you have a chair?
30712	Would he openly and honestly teach his beliefs?
30712	Would he?"
30712	You are quite a dog after all, eh?"
30712	You realize that thus far he has lost only two of us today?"
30712	You remember your maps?"
30712	You remember your maps?"
30712	You want to go in?"
30712	You''re C.I.A., are n''t you?
30712	You''re armed?"
30712	You''ve heard of the_ stilyagi_ and the_ metrofanushka_?"
30712	comrade?"
30712	man said,"You''ve never been behind the Iron Curtain before, have you Kuran?"
30493	And the crew on the freighter?
30493	And the technician... Eltak... was dead?
30493	And what?
30493	And_ that_ has n''t caused any comment? 30493 Any immediate suggestions?"
30493	Any little thing you have n''t thought to tell us, friend?
30493	Anything else to settle before you start off?
30493	Anything else?
30493	Ape?
30493	Ape?
30493	Are you suggesting,he inquired,"that I might be, excuse the expression, a cop?"
30493	Can you come immediately?
30493	Can you get me a diagram of the entry and exit systems those outgoing portals connect with?
30493	Chum,he asked,"any idea where Movaine is at the moment?
30493	Could be I should,he said,"Did you come here alone?"
30493	Could somebody portal through to this level from the Star while the exits are sealed here?
30493	Did it see you?
30493	Did you get Kinmarten back?
30493	Did you get the rest of them?
30493	Did you give them that?
30493	Duke, what''s the matter? 30493 Duke,"Reetal said quite calmly,"can I ask just one question?"
30493	Hiding what, Duke?
30493	How about the communication possibilities?
30493	How about the crew on the Beldon ship?
30493	How are you planning to take the freighter?
30493	How did he get off that island with the Hlat?
30493	How do you know?
30493	How does he know?
30493	How does it work?
30493	How many of them?
30493	How well are you actually covered against the Brotherhood?
30493	How well do you know this man, Marras?
30493	Huh? 30493 Huh?
30493	I''m hurt--"What happened?
30493	If I do that,she said,"if I give you a story Nome will like, what happens next?"
30493	In a hurry, sweetheart?
30493	Is he leveling?
30493	Is intrusion permitted?
30493	Is it going to take real hardware? 30493 Is that necessary?"
30493	Is this where you''ve been all the time?
30493	It can restructure_ anything_ in that manner?
30493	Like me to take charge of the boarding party?
30493	Movaine in there, Baldy?
30493	Movaine?
30493	My own voice?
30493	Now what?
30493	Now why--?
30493	Oh,Reetal said,"adding things up gave me that notion.... Care to hear what the things were?"
30493	One does? 30493 Ready now?"
30493	Ryter?
30493	So what do we do meanwhile?
30493	So you''re not going to knock those two weasels off?
30493	Someone think to energize the Executive Block''s battle fields?
30493	Something, chum?
30493	Sort of busy at the moment, sweetheart, but we might find time for a drink or two later on in the evening, eh?
30493	Sure, Where else?
30493	Taking quite a chance with that Hlat, were n''t you?
30493	That you, Baldy?
30493	That''s a little surprising, too, is n''t it?
30493	That''s not very much help, is it?
30493	That''s the Mooleys, eh?
30493	The commodore here?
30493	The message transmitters are inoperative?
30493	The thing did n''t show up while you were here?
30493	Then what can you tell me about the Executive Block''s layout?
30493	Those control devices make it possible to hold two- way conversations with the things?
30493	Unusable in what way?
30493	Was he some Federation scientist?
30493	Were you able to get the cubicle baited?
30493	What about Boltan and Hagready?
30493	What about incoming ships?
30493	What about sending a few men in through the fifth level portal, the one you''ve unplugged?
30493	What about the Hlats on the_ Camelot_?
30493	What about them? 30493 What about your boys on guard downstairs?"
30493	What are you drinking?
30493	What do you mean by that?
30493	What do you mean?
30493	What do you think, Heraga?
30493	What does that buy us?
30493	What gave you that notion?
30493	What happened?
30493	What happened?
30493	What have those_ beasts_ done to Brock?
30493	What kind of a message?
30493	What kind of people are your pals?
30493	What kind of warning?
30493	What was that?
30493	What''s happened?
30493	What''s the arrangement of the ordinary walk- in tube portals in the Executive Block?
30493	What''s the number?
30493	What''s the other idea?
30493	What,Reetal asked,"did happen?
30493	What?
30493	Where''s a ComWeb?
30493	Who''s calling?
30493	Who''s scheduling the poof?
30493	Why Ryter''s?
30493	Why are you turning it on now?
30493	Why does n''t it show itself?
30493	Why everyone but me?
30493	Why not ask him for a couple of the names that are in it with him?
30493	Why not?
30493	Why not?
30493	Why not?
30493	Why unfortunately?
30493	Why would the thing have left him half outside the wall as it did?
30493	Why? 30493 Why?"
30493	Will those men keep quiet?
30493	Would you like the Duke to be yours?
30493	Yeah, Perk?
30493	You know the freighter''s call number?
30493	You say this half of the suit was lying against the wall like_ that_?
30493	You say, it''s in our general vicinity now?
30493	You''ve no idea at all then about the place they came from?
30493	_ Four_ to one? 30493 _ Half_way out of the wall?"
30493	_ Now_ what kind of a game... how did he get_ in_ here?
30493	_ What''s going on here?_Men turned, hands pointed, voices babbled again.
30493	_ What''s that?_There had been a single thudding crash somewhere in the level.
30493	_ What?_"Yeah.
30493	_ Where is it?_he demanded, the Miam Devil out in his hand.
30493	***** Quillan said,"And where are the prisoners and the cubicles?"
30493	*****"Now, then, friend,"Velladon inquired confidentially,"just what was your business with Movaine?"
30493	*****"Sure you know what to say?"
30493	A team maybe, eh?
30493	Actually, of course, I''ve understood for some minutes now that I was n''t... well, what''s the other reason?"
30493	After some seconds, the commodore asked,"And who''s we?"
30493	And do you know why they''re nervous?
30493	And suppose they do n''t fall for it?"
30493	And then--""Duke,"Reetal said uncertainly,"just what are you talking about?
30493	And you got it from dumb old Duke, eh?"
30493	Any chance of camouflaged portals in this section?"
30493	Are the commodore''s security men wearing uniforms?"
30493	Are you keeping that Hlat- talker, Cooms?"
30493	But there must be... well, what about the lifeboats in the subspace section-- and our pals must have a getaway ship stashed away somewhere?"
30493	By the way, did you go wake up the Kinmartens yet?"
30493	Can you arrange for the diner and the uniform?"
30493	Cooms glanced thoughtfully at Quillan, then asked,"And where was that?"
30493	Cooms, who_ is_ this man?"
30493	Could we shake hands?"
30493	Did you know the Mooley brothers owned the Star?"
30493	Did you manage to get the control device from Cooms?"
30493	Do n''t you see?"
30493	Do you know Velladon?"
30493	Does she head for Rehabilitation, too?"
30493	Eh, Ryter?"
30493	Found her yet?"
30493	Got something good for you here--""What are you giving him?"
30493	Got that?"
30493	Had there been a flicker of shadowy motion just then at the edge of his vision, behind the big black cube of the Hlat''s food locker?
30493	Has Velladon shown any indication of becoming willing to co- operate in hunting it?"
30493	He discovered them by accident and--""What was he doing there?"
30493	He looked at her a moment, asked,"Where are you hiding it this time?"
30493	How could it get him that way?"
30493	How did you find out about the cubicles?"
30493	How did you get in?"
30493	How long before you can bring Ryter around?"
30493	How many of them on this level?"
30493	How would you get them inside?"
30493	How''s that?"
30493	How--""Where''s Movaine?"
30493	However, if we could get things softened up and disorganized in there first--""Softened up and disorganized how?"
30493	I''ll order the life- detectors from the office here-- second passage down, is n''t it, Ryter?...
30493	If I learned about this operation you''re speaking of from you, what reason could I have to feed you Truth in the first place?
30493	Is Cooms in there?"
30493	Is it urgent?"
30493	Is that good?"
30493	Is that it?"
30493	Join me?"
30493	Kinmarten here... did he tell you his wife''s on the Star?"
30493	Klayung said reflectively,"Could n''t the criminals with who you were dealing here have hidden the couple away somewhere?"
30493	Know Baldy?
30493	Know another time they sometimes get it?
30493	Know that little jolt people sometimes get when they''re dropping off to sleep?
30493	Nice, is n''t it?
30493	Now, what about me?"
30493	Or who''d be at all likely to blab out something that would ruin an old pal''s reputation?"
30493	Part of what they''re after is in those Pendrake rest cubicles--""Part of it?"
30493	Perk, what''s with ya?"
30493	Quillan asked over his shoulder,"Anyone find out yet why the things ca n''t get out of the closed rest cubicle?"
30493	Quillan asked,"Have they been cleaned up?"
30493	Quillan interrupted,"You heard what happened to the man it attacked on the fifth level?"
30493	Quillan said,"What''s going on?"
30493	Reetal asked, startled,"What are you going to do with it?"
30493	Right?"
30493	Ryter said,"Mind amplifying that?"
30493	So what was the idea?
30493	The Brotherhood knows you''re here?"
30493	The Duke''s an engineer of sorts, is n''t he?
30493	The Star''s nearly broke, did you know?"
30493	The question is, what can he do about it?
30493	The transmitter room and the control officers are guarded, too?"
30493	Then a woman''s voice inquired softly,"Quillan?"
30493	Then where do I go?"
30493	Think you can walk now?"
30493	Think you''d sooner play along now?"
30493	This bearded guy, Eltak, stands in front of the cubicle, holding the gadget he controls the thing with--""Where''s the gadget now?"
30493	Under the circumstances, co- operation appears to be indicated, eh?"
30493	Velladon chewed savagely on his mustache, asked finally,"What''s another possibility?"
30493	What about you?"
30493	What do we find?
30493	What do you want to do about it?"
30493	What happened then?"
30493	What happened?"
30493	What have you thought of?"
30493	What was that?"
30493	When they''re snapping back out of a Moment of Truth, eh?
30493	Where did you leave Kinmarten, by the way?"
30493	Where''s he, by the way?"
30493	Why did Eltak tell the creature to attack, Kinmarten?"
30493	Why go on?
30493	Why should I take such a risk?
30493	Why take a chance on getting your neck broken?
30493	Why?
30493	Will the man still be alive when he comes out on the other side, assuming the Hlat does n''t kill him deliberately?"
30493	Would I take a drink from a somewhat lawless and very clever lady who really believed I had her lined up for Rehabilitation?
30493	Would you mind, major?"
30493	You know, I did n''t believe for an instant that you were after the Hlats--""Why not?"
35425	He thought: Where was there food, food that lived, that would not fight back?
35425	Would it suggest an inspiration now?
32359	''Ave I paid my debt, Beel? 32359 And if it is the same island?"
32359	And then?
32359	And you are very unhappy because she does not respond?
32359	Beel, what are theese theengs here? 32359 But what have we got ourselves into here?"
32359	But what is the Jezbro?
32359	But where does that leave us?
32359	Did you try to find her, Beel?
32359	Do n''t you know me, Effra?
32359	Do you know our Effra, my son?
32359	Do you see anybody, Pfluger?
32359	Do you, per''aps, need women?
32359	Do you, perhaps, love her?
32359	Do-- do you know anything we can do to stop those men?
32359	Does Johnny Retch know this is here?
32359	Does it happen that there are any other little things about this island that you forgot to tell me when you chartered my ship to fly you down here?
32359	Effra?
32359	Father Rozeno? 32359 Have n''t I met you somewhere before?"
32359	Hey, Pfluger, what the hell happened?
32359	Hey, what the hell? 32359 How did you arrive here?
32359	How is time different?
32359	I-- ah-- What do you mean?
32359	No?
32359	Retch went away, he hired you to bring him back in a ship that flies?
32359	Such as--"Such as how it happened that my''copter threw a vane just after we sighted the place?
32359	Tell me about this place, Father?
32359	Tell me one thing?
32359	What am I going to do?
32359	What do you expect to find on this island?
32359	What do you mean?
32359	What is''appening?
32359	What is_ vondel_?
32359	What kind of a mad- house is this?
32359	What the hell are you scared of?
32359	What the hell do you want?
32359	What the hell have I got into?
32359	What the hell was that thing?
32359	What''appened then?
32359	What''appened?
32359	What''s biting you?
32359	What''s the matter, baby, you cold?
32359	What''s your specialty? 32359 What?"
32359	Where did you run into the rumor about this island?
32359	Who are you talking about?
32359	Who is Rozeno?
32359	Why shoot him?
32359	Will you remember one thing, Beel?
32359	Would you, my son, help me achieve that dream? 32359 Wrecked?"
32359	Yes, my son?
32359	You are new to our island, are you not, my son?
32359	You do n''t mean to tell me you are going to let these two go?
32359	You do n''t think it will vanish before we get there, do you?
32359	You loved her, yes?
32359	You think this island we are hunting might be the same island your girl claimed she found?
32359	You thought I was going to start shooting at_ them_?
32359	Am I nuts?
32359	And what are we going to do with him?"
32359	And who is this?"
32359	Are you a biologist, a physicist, or what?"
32359	Did n''t I tell you--""What kind of a scientist are you?"
32359	How does it happen we ca n''t see it?"
32359	How much training would an operator need to operate this keyboard?
32359	Is that your name?"
32359	Is there a window slot from which the ledge can be seen?"
32359	Is this correct?"
32359	Revenge, vengeance, triumph, or something else?
32359	Tell me, my son, are there many men like you in the world of today?
32359	Was your ship wrecked?"
32359	What became of that island?
32359	What chance did they have?
32359	What difference did it make what Retch was, or the nature of his business here?
32359	What else was here?
32359	What good would it do if she did, finally, remember who he was, who she was?
32359	What is it?"
32359	What kind of a flying ship is this that you have brought back with you?"
32359	What they had once been to each other?
32359	What tools could men have used in the old days to cut a tunnel with walls so smooth that they looked like glass?
32359	Where are you?"
32359	Why should a bird- sound in the night frighten grown men?
32359	Will you go back through the veil and explain to some of your greatest scientists what we have here?"
32359	You will forgive me, no?"
32359	_ Are_ you a scientist?"
33969	Did your mother send you in here?
33969	Quite the gallant today, are n''t we? 33969 Were people different then?"
33969	Who in the world concocted that rig?
33969	Would n''t you be, if you had to take over from somebody you like as well as I like Mr. Kojac? 33969 _ You''re_ not going to work, are you, Mommy?"
33969	***** In silence, he let himself be carried toward the furniture factory, till Mr. Kojac asked,"Did you bring the stimulants?"
33969	His mouth was full of the third and last one when Sophie asked,"Why do you have to go to work, Daddy?"
33969	I''ll be here when you want me, so why do n''t you go play on the balcony?
33969	Kojac?"
33969	Now do you see?"
29198	A watchman killed in the night? 29198 About here, I should think.... Have you a drill?
29198	Allow them to land without resistance? 29198 And now,"he said dryly,"I suppose the Señor Francia will receive me?"
29198	And that dream?
29198	And that?
29198	And this plan of yours?
29198	And this secret of yours?
29198	And what does the government want of me now?
29198	And your honor?
29198	Are you afraid, Dalis?
29198	Are you sure you''ll get in, buddy?
29198	Astronomer?
29198	At what time do you estimate that the flight of the Earth in its orbit will be materially affected?
29198	Bluffing?
29198	Bond,he asked,"do you know Jim Carpenter?"
29198	But have you read of the loss of the NY-18?
29198	But how could that be?
29198	But is it?
29198	But supposing for a moment your mad scheme were possible, who should say whom, of all the earth''s people, should be saved, whom sacrificed?
29198	But where, then, was there any point in my giving to people the Secret of Life?
29198	But where,interrupted the sarcastic voice of Dalis,"are these new lands of which you speak?
29198	But why have they not landed and waged their war right here without warning, if that is what they now intend to do?
29198	But why,queried Sarka,"does she draw no nearer?"
29198	But, how about the acceleration?
29198	But, if we grant you the mastery, will you heed our advice if it is good?
29198	But,objected Hart,"the messages were in English, were they not?"
29198	Ca n''t you use the rocket tubes?
29198	Charles-- you-- you have been poisoned like the rest?
29198	Could it have been just imagination? 29198 Could the human body stand up under the strain?"
29198	Darling,he said,"are you badly hurt?"
29198	Do n''t you believe?
29198	Do n''t you remember me? 29198 Do n''t you remember, Pete, that the one which captured us and took us out of the hole was red while in the hole and then turned purple?
29198	Do n''t you see?
29198	Do we follow this man who promises us life again? 29198 Do you mean to tell me that we are more than sixteen miles in the air?"
29198	Do you not realize that within a matter of hours, some Gens must be sent into battle? 29198 Do you not wish now that you had gone out with your people as their leader?"
29198	Do you really believe this enemy comes from another planet?
29198	Do you really think...?
29198	Do you remember Professor Oradel? 29198 Does it not thrill you, O Dalis?"
29198	Great God, do you see father?
29198	Has the time arrived?
29198	Have we changed direction?
29198	Have you a radio beacon?
29198	Have you any idea of which direction to go?
29198	Have you noticed that?
29198	He is the youngest of the Spokesmen, and what better test is there for him than this?
29198	Hear the latest news broadcast?
29198	How about shells? 29198 How can anyone think that a fossil creature, penned in such a cell for thousands and thousands of years, could do any harm?"
29198	How can he work from a fixed position to make his attacks on the earth at such widely separated points?
29198	How can you tell where these heat beams are when they are turned on?
29198	How could you have foreseen such a thing?
29198	How did you know,demanded Ortiz suddenly,"that I serve because I despair?"
29198	How fast are we going?
29198	How''s this place opened? 29198 How,"he demanded,"can you return the Earth to its orbit, even granting you are able to take this initial step?
29198	How?
29198	I am wondering,said Sarka,"if you, my father, and you Dalis, have noted the peculiar appendages of the Aircars?"
29198	I?
29198	If it is a liquid, how will you prevent it from flowing back into the hole you have opened?
29198	Is he dead?
29198	Is n''t this a hell of a world, Bell? 29198 Is that coal in the biggest one with the dark center?"
29198	Is there anything I can do, sir?
29198	It is peculiar that one should love any woman,_ señores_--or do you, Señor Bell, find it natural? 29198 Just as a matter of curiosity,"said Bell mildly,"what is the excuse given on the flying field for this performance?
29198	Just coming out of it, Jack?
29198	Marie, dear,I asked gently, forcing the lump from my throat as best I could,"do n''t you know me?
29198	Marie,I said,"where are Jim and Jackie?"
29198	Mr. Barry? 29198 Now, Señor, what can I do that will serve you?
29198	Now, my father,queried Sarka again, telepathically,"what direction do we travel?"
29198	Now,I said,"how quickly can you put another object in the trap, re- seal the opening, and release the object?"
29198	Oh, Lord,I groaned,"ca n''t I forget the office for one evening?"
29198	Red?
29198	Rooney? 29198 Scared, Pete?"
29198	See? 29198 She''ll recover?"
29198	So,retorted Dalis,"you think me mad?
29198	Son, what is this thing you plan?
29198	Superstition is curious, is n''t it?
29198	Suppose we meet with Hadley''s fate?
29198	Surely no one from our earth has made the trip to one of the other planets?
29198	Take back the Secret which is known to- day to every son and daughter of woman? 29198 That would do it,"said Dalis, finding his voice at last;"but how would you control the course the Earth would take, thus thrown out of its orbit?"
29198	Then they wo n''t be looking for us?
29198	Then why ca n''t we see the red beam?
29198	Then why, if you had the means in the beginning to enforce your will upon us, confer with us at all?
29198	War? 29198 Well,"demanded Avery,"what''s all the show?
29198	Well-- what do you think of them?
29198	Well?
29198	Wha- a- at?
29198	What are you doing-- committing me?
29198	What are you going to do, Charles?
29198	What better test could be given than that which I am proposing?
29198	What do you mean?--a death ray evolved?
29198	What fuel do you use?
29198	What in hell are you doing here, Bell? 29198 What is it, Jim?"
29198	What is it, Jim?
29198	What is it, dear?
29198	What is it, dear?
29198	What is it, ma''am?
29198	What is it?
29198	What is it?
29198	What is it?
29198	What is to be done?
29198	What is your power?
29198	What made you ask?
29198	What now?
29198	What on earth?
29198	What say you, O Gens of Cleric?
29198	What space flyer?
29198	What to do now?
29198	What will your Gens say, O Dalis? 29198 What would happen?"
29198	What''s he up to now?
29198	What''s that?
29198	What''s this I hear?
29198	What''s your name?
29198	What, then,said Dalis,"do you think is the purpose of those appendages?"
29198	What?
29198	What?
29198	When all the world knows the Secret, when even children learn it before they are capable of walking?
29198	Where are we?
29198	Where else can they be from?
29198	Where then are the wrecked vessels?
29198	Who are they, to make war against a united Universe?
29198	Who is this enemy?
29198	Who, then, will be blamed if she does? 29198 Who, then, will control the further flight of the Earth?"
29198	Who-- who is it?
29198	Why do you not go out and lead your Gens? 29198 Why do you speak to me of The Master?"
29198	Why not,he began,"take away from men the Secret of Life, so that they will die, as formerly, when the world was young?"
29198	Why not?
29198	Why, miss, what is there to be wary of? 29198 Why-- why--"I stammered,"ca n''t you see?
29198	Why?
29198	Why?
29198	Will the_ Pioneer_ be ready?
29198	Will you take over?
29198	Will you, then, Dalis, allow your Gens to be led to glory by a woman? 29198 Would they?"
29198	Yes?
29198	You are Mr. Hartley Jones?
29198	You are certain that none escaped?
29198	You are the representative of the Council that we commanded to appear?
29198	You are working on something?
29198	You believe we have the power to do all this?
29198	You didt know, then, that your father''s death was arranged?
29198	You have a bomb in readiness?
29198	You hear? 29198 You know why our Ray Directors and Atom Disintegrators do not work, or work but poorly?
29198	You make your own fuel enroute?
29198	You mean work?
29198	You saw the same thing?
29198	You see?
29198	You see?
29198	You think you could reach a great enough velocity to escape the gravitational pull of the earth?
29198	You will get a revolver before you search further?
29198	You would have forced us into war?
29198	You''ll be careful, wo n''t you, Rooney?
29198	_ What?_***** Kellen nodded his magnificent old head gravely.
29198	*****"And is it not, Dalis,"replied Sarka the First, softly,"for this, really, that you have come to me?
29198	*****"We?"
29198	*****"What do you make it?"
29198	*****"What''s up?"
29198	A friend?
29198	A woman, moreover, who has duped you?"
29198	Aal?
29198	Against whom?
29198	All men are at their stations?"
29198	And a bit of quartz?"
29198	And how about our authors?
29198	And tell me, pray, if it is not true that you plan for the Sarkas their choice of the best and newest worlds of the Universe?"
29198	And where had his blood gone to?
29198	And you, Durce?
29198	And:"What of it?"
29198	Any other orders?"
29198	Are you ready, O my father, and father''s father?"
29198	At any rate, what better expedient was there to offer?
29198	Boler?
29198	But der subjects?
29198	But how about the bonds?"
29198	But how accomplish it?"
29198	But how to attack these formidable Aircars successfully?
29198	But since you do not know it, who now is master?"
29198	But to what avail?
29198	But what could their new, terrible weapon be?
29198	But what do you think of this mess?"
29198	But what is it that you wish me to do?
29198	CHAPTER IX_ The Attack of the Yellow Stars_"Why should I safeguard Jaska?"
29198	Could a person remember his own death in a former incarnation?
29198	Dalis, are you going to allow your Gens to go into action against these Outsiders, without the inspiration of your personal leadership?"
29198	Did I ever let you down in anything?"
29198	Did it never occur to you that the rocket motor is built on a disintegrating ray principle?"
29198	Did you use all you had?"
29198	Did you use thorium?"
29198	Do n''t want to quit, do you, George?"
29198	Do n''t you know where they are?"
29198	Do we follow this man who promises us that once again we shall dwell in plenty, without the blood of relatives and neighbors on our hands?
29198	Do you refuse, O Dalis, to send your Gens against the Moon?"
29198	Do you think you are teaching me anything-- about my own instrument?"
29198	Drop in and see us, will you?
29198	Eitel?"
29198	Had there been some other reason?
29198	Has he got you too?"
29198	Has that fiend caught you too?"
29198	Have you any news of what The Master plans?"
29198	He could see the expressions of unutterable agony on their faces, could see their cheeks turn black with-- what?
29198	Hime?"
29198	How are you?"
29198	How can I describe the sight which met our horrified gaze?
29198	How can you use it?
29198	How do I know, how does the world know, that you can do what you say you can do?"
29198	How had Dalis learned the secret sign- manual of Jaska and Sarka?
29198	How keep life on the Earth during its flight on this rainbow- chasing voyage you propose?"
29198	How long a time will be required in fitting out the_ Pioneer_ for reliable space flying?"
29198	How''d you get here?
29198	How''d you like to come along?"
29198	I ask you if you will go quietly into the car?"
29198	I demanded,"Has anything happened to my family?"
29198	I suppose you know what fate awaits you?"
29198	I thought of telephoning, but, what was the use?
29198	If Cleric does not fear for her to be Spokesman of a Gens, why should I?
29198	If an amoeba is that large here, what must an elephant look like?
29198	If he was to play up to Ortiz, why did n''t Jamison give him some sign of how he was to do it?
29198	If we could, together, devise a way to halt this rotation for as much as a few seconds, what would happen?"
29198	If you know, why remain here and watch the destruction of all the people of your Gens?"
29198	In the stillness the man''s words came harsh and commanding--"Do you see the cities,"he said,"crumbling to ruins under the cold stars?
29198	Inside the Earth?
29198	Is it not so?"
29198	Is it not so?"
29198	Is reincarnation a proven theory, or unproven?
29198	Is that clear?"
29198	Is that not so?"
29198	Makely?"
29198	May I ask you?..."
29198	May I invite you to be my guest on a little week- end jaunt to the Moon?"
29198	May I not accompany you?"
29198	Not pretending... what is the word?"
29198	Now to the point, I wonder if it is possible for you to obtain Mr. Cummings''permission to have your company publish these two stories?
29198	Now what is this great discovery, boy?
29198	Now, shall I tell you your secret?"
29198	Or is the entire staff subject to The Master?"
29198	Or should he still refuse battle-- and perhaps see some lesser Spokesman go forth to win glory and imperishable renown to himself?
29198	Or was it that something had happened to him?
29198	Prull?
29198	Queer, is n''t it?
29198	She demands that I assist you and the senorita-- it is the senorita?"
29198	Should he go ahead under the common leadership of the Sarkas?
29198	Someone has to go; otherwise, how could I prove my point?
29198	Stayin''late this evenin''?"
29198	Suppose they seared the countryside and the cities and suburbs with rays of horrible nature that would shrivel and blast all that lay in their path?
29198	That their revered Spokesman feared to lead them in person?"
29198	The fields?
29198	The frightful eyes-- had they then been but figments of the imagination?
29198	Then what happens to your scheme, Sarka the Third?
29198	Think you''ll be scared?"
29198	To berate me?
29198	To throw at my head mad schemes impossible of accomplishment?
29198	Vance?
29198	Vardee?
29198	Was it some refraction of the light?"
29198	What are your orders?"
29198	What cared I that the discoveries made in the excavating of the huge metal ring were of inestimable value to science?
29198	What difference who is master, so long as success attend our efforts?"
29198	What do you wish of me?"
29198	What does it mean?"
29198	What force could be so powerful that it could even budge so many tons?
29198	What have you found?"
29198	What if these invaders carried the war to the surface?
29198	What is it now?"
29198	What is it?"
29198	What say ye, Gens of Earth?"
29198	What say ye, Spokesmen of the Gens?
29198	What think you of the plan, Klaser?
29198	What was it?"
29198	What''s that got to do with it?"
29198	What, then?
29198	When is it your wish that we should start?"
29198	Where are you staying?"
29198	Where else, then?"
29198	Where in Sam Hill have you been keeping yourself?"
29198	Where now shall we find places for our people who are daily being born in myriads, to live, and love and flourish?"
29198	Where''s that door?"
29198	Which shall it be, Dalis?
29198	Who had murdered Rooney, and why?
29198	Why do n''t you drop around and see us one of these days?"
29198	Why do you oppose us?"
29198	Why do you serve him?
29198	Why had she done it?
29198	Why had she laughed, and left them, after the betrayal of the Master Beryl into the hands of Dalis?
29198	Why not give us several stories which helped to build his glory?
29198	Why not have a ballot to what size the magazine shall be?
29198	Why?
29198	Will you be seated?"
29198	Will you give the necessary orders?"
29198	Will you unseal the exit?"
29198	Will you?"
29198	With all connections in place, and all the world''s Beryls attuned to the speed of this one-- what would happen?
29198	Would not that also disprove the whole theory of reincarnation if it is true?
29198	Would they seize power the moment he moved away from the Beryl Control?
29198	You did n''t think I was going to send you alone, did you?"
29198	You doubtless recall a proposal you once made to Sarka the First?
29198	You fellows built a new one at Newark Airport, did n''t you?"
29198	You see?
29198	You, Marable, what''s all this mean?"
29198	Yuta?
29198	_ What Think You All?_ Dear Editor: There is one question I would like to ask.
29198	asked Hart,"and where?"
29198	he demanded;"what of it?
32769	And may I live with Thais or Rhodope, or some wild Assyrian queen?
32769	Are you the North Wind or the East Wind?
32769	But will you forgive me if I ask an impertinent question?
32769	By the way,I asked,"I suppose you only exterminate-- er-- members of the club?"
32769	Have you then also read of the old times in books?
32769	He''s an infallible shot that Müller there,he said, nodding at my former companion...."Did n''t I tell you?"
32769	Is he then of very noble family?
32769	Is there no one here who remembers our fighting days? 32769 It is, and will you come with me there right now?"
32769	Or do you blow from the Atlantic? 32769 Shall I be admitted?"
32769	What am I doing among these dead æsthetes? 32769 Who are you?"
32769	You see that man in the plumed hat?
32769	And, looking around them, the wise men saw the progress of civilisation, and what was it?
32769	Are there none of the old set left?"
32769	But how was I to know, my people, I who am only a man, whither my plans for your redemption would lead?
32769	But the Wind replied in angry tones, not gently as of old:--"Is it thus you treat me, you whom I singled out from men?
32769	Can you speak a word and tell us your story, most unhappy prophet, before you die?"
32769	Have none of you a word to say?
32769	However, he turned himself almost roughly, and said:"Why have you come here?"
32769	I asked:"Do you write songs, Fiore di Fiamma?"
32769	I will show you some of my friends, the poets....""And may I drink red wine with Praxiteles, or with Catullus beside his lake?"
32769	Need I encourage men to fight who have staked their existence to gain mastery?
32769	Or that all beautiful souls perished in the garden?
32769	Or that there was nothing young in the World?
32769	Or that there were no children to love?
32769	Tell me, Stranger, was I not great in my day?"
32769	They never troubled to look after the sick and the wounded, but what could they do?
32769	Was it that there was no work to do?
32769	What did it mean?
32769	What is there going to be?"
32769	Where are Robertson, Baldwin, and Andrew Spencer?
32769	Where are the great lieutenants who stood at my side and cheered me with counsel?
32769	Why should one die until life becomes hopelessly ugly and deformed?"
32769	You remember that lank follower of the Newest Art, who lectured to us once within these very walls?
30742	''How did you kill it, Papa?''
30742	A savage?
30742	A technological race without a written language? 30742 After all, it could have been worse, could n''t it?
30742	All nice and legal, huh? 30742 And there''s nothing we can do?
30742	Any questions?
30742	Are n''t there ways of detecting objects underwater?
30742	Are you hurt?
30742	But an animal could not do otherwise, could it? 30742 But he was seen?"
30742	But how can you be_ sure_ they''re cannibals?
30742	But what sort of thing should I look out for?
30742	By the way,he said,"did you know that your brother is returning to Earth tomorrow?"
30742	Can we get another man ready in time?
30742	Colonel Mannheim, do you think it would require any personal courage on my part to stand up against you in a face- to- face gunfight?
30742	Could you give me an oral summary?
30742	Did I ever tell you what I do n''t like about that machine?
30742	Evidence would be most welcome, would it not? 30742 Feel O.K., Bart?"
30742	For example?
30742	Had n''t it occurred to you, my friend, that they must be cannibals? 30742 Has Dr. Yoritomo any more information for us?"
30742	Have you actually managed to build any of the devices he''s constructed?
30742	He has n''t moved?
30742	How about communications?
30742	How about crossword puzzles or solitaire?
30742	How about the second man?
30742	How are the radiation detectors behaving there, Grandfather?
30742	How did he find out about the tunnels?
30742	How do you get your carrier wave underground to those tunnels?
30742	How do you mean? 30742 How do you mean?"
30742	How does he move in and out?
30742	How soon?
30742	How''s that again?
30742	How... how do you mean that?
30742	Is there_ any_thing you can do, Doctor?
30742	Just what was the purpose of those tunnels?
30742	Oh? 30742 On the other hand, if_ you_ were to challenge_ me_,"Bart Stanton continued,"would_ that_ show courage?"
30742	Or do you mean that the Stanford boys are dressed up as girls?
30742	Or, if you''d prefer something with a little more power to it--?
30742	Pardon me if I seem thick, Mr. Stanton, but.... Are you saying that the Nipe''s technological equipment is better than ours?
30742	See this?
30742	That attachment he''s making?
30742	Twenty- three minutes, why?
30742	Well, I mean, like.... Well, for instance, why are they going over to the play area? 30742 What does he tell his children?
30742	What is it, hon?
30742	What is it?
30742	What''s he doing?
30742	What''s he doing?
30742	What''s your opinion, Mr. Stanton? 30742 Where''s your evidence for that?"
30742	Which is it?
30742	Which one would you say was ahead of the other?
30742	Who are the Stanton boys, and why should I come look?
30742	Who? 30742 Why?
30742	Wipe the sweat off my forehead, will you? 30742 Would n''t cold reality force a change?"
30742	Would you be so good as to return at the end of that time?
30742	Yes? 30742 Yes?"
30742	You are broiling a lobster?
30742	You beat the pants off it and what d''you get? 30742 You have n''t been able to pinpoint the Nipe that easily, have you?"
30742	You mean he''s learned to speak our languages, but not to read them?
30742	You mean right now? 30742 (What was the name of that fellow I met at Eddie''s party?
30742	***** After a long minute, Scanton said:"What about atomic energy?"
30742	?_ I would n''t say he was exactly stupid, George.
30742	A family life?
30742	A wife?
30742	A wolf, then?
30742	An air transport in trouble?
30742	And another slice of toast, hunh?"
30742	And it could not please to behave as something it is not, could it?"
30742	And that they are very nearly illiterate?"
30742	And we have already agreed that, once the Nipes adopted something of that kind, it remained with them, not so?
30742	And what happens when I ca n''t do_ that_ any more, either?"
30742	And, even if they only suspected, what would be their reaction?
30742	Are there no men anymore?
30742	Are there none who can face nature alone and unafraid without the aid of artifices that bring softness?"
30742	Are you implying that the Nipe thinks that there are other Nipes around, running the world from secret hideouts, like the Fu Manchu novel?"
30742	But a human- sized robot?
30742	But how do you link this with ritual- taboo?"
30742	But how does that fit in with that rule you once told me about?
30742	But the whole thing makes for some very interesting speculation, does n''t it?"
30742	But what evidence have you that this technology was not given them by some other race?"
30742	But what if he, Stanton, won?
30742	But... why should Bart stay?"
30742	Can we?"
30742	Can you imagine the time James Clerk Maxwell would have had trying to build a modern television set from tapes like this?"
30742	Could he beat the Nipe in hand- to- hand combat?
30742	Could you give me the name of a good man, Doctor?"
30742	Devour it properly, as one should with a validly slain foe?
30742	Did I not say he was illiterate?"
30742	Did he have a mother?
30742	Do you find it impossible that a high technology could be present in such a system?"
30742	Do you follow the Customs?_"Stanton felt a surge of triumph.
30742	Do you happen to have a telepath who''s strong enough to take a meshing with an insane mind?
30742	Do you read?"
30742	Do you see?"
30742	Do you think he''ll be able to handle his part of the job after-- after the operations?"
30742	Do you understand what we are doing, and why it must be done this way?"
30742	Do you understand?"
30742	Eh?
30742	Eh?"
30742	Farnsworth?"
30742	For how much longer would he be stranded on an insane planet, surrounded by degraded, insane beings?
30742	Had the people here seen his boat?
30742	Have I made them sound heartless, without the finer feelings that we humans are so proud of?
30742	He had always known there were holes in his memory(_ Always?
30742	He was trying to remember other things-- farther back-- before he had-- Before he had what?
30742	How can this be?
30742	How else to explain the fact that the Nipe, for all his technical knowledge, is still in the ancient ritual- taboo stage of development?"
30742	How long before he could discourse again with reasonable beings?
30742	How long would it be before he would be able to construct the communicator that would put him in touch with his own race again?
30742	How many people has he killed in that time?
30742	How much blood does Colonel Mannheim have on his hands?
30742	How much longer does he have to cook?"
30742	How, then, do you account for their high technological achievements?"
30742	If he discovered that, at this very moment, the Nipe was being treated almost as an honored guest of the Government?
30742	If he suspected that the Nipe could have been killed easily at any time during the past six years?
30742	If so, had they recognized it, in spite of the heavy camouflage?
30742	Just how much confidence should he show the colonel?
30742	Kind of a burden, see?
30742	More coffee?"
30742	Mr. Stanton, granted that you''ve been through five years of hell-- but how closely have you stayed in touch with the Nipe situation?"
30742	Not so?"
30742	Nothing?"
30742	Once the Nipe had been conquered, what purpose would there be in the life of Bartholomew Stanton?
30742	Or can I even call it mine when I ca n''t even use it?
30742	Or does he reject them as lies?"
30742	Play games, right?
30742	Since you did not, what are your thoughts, Stanley Martin?_""That we should help each other,"Stanton said.
30742	Stanton said,"What did they use before they invented radio?"
30742	Stanton?"
30742	Stanton?"
30742	Surely-- but could he remember her?
30742	The next question was, what should he do with the body?
30742	The snark?
30742	The three girls?"
30742	Then what?
30742	Think you can handle the Nipe?"
30742	Thirty?
30742	True?
30742	Twenty?
30742	Wang told him, then asked:"Did you get hold of the air authorities?"
30742	What about all those prize gadgets of his?"
30742	What about his father?
30742	What about my brother, Martin?
30742	What do you think, Colonel?"
30742	What does point of view have to do with it?"
30742	What further action could be taken by a logical mind?
30742	What good was cash in the Institute, where everything was provided?
30742	What is it?"
30742	What kind of handicap do you want on a handball game with me?"
30742	What kind of monster would they think he was?
30742	What was it?
30742	What was the Nipe thinking?
30742	What would happen if he failed?
30742	What would the average citizen think if he knew the true story of the Nipe?
30742	What''s so interesting about that, aside from morbid curiosity?"
30742	Where''d that come from?
30742	Where?
30742	Who was that?
30742	Why do you suppose he never uses any weapons but his own hands to kill with?
30742	Why had they taken no action?
30742	Why should he just sit there with his eyes closed and ignore us both?"
30742	Why, do you suppose, does the Nipe conscientiously devour his victims, often risking his own safety to do so?
30742	Why?"
30742	With whom?
30742	Women?
30742	Would n''t that be a big joke on everybody?
30742	Would they see that, because of the priceless information stored in that alien brain, the Nipe''s life had to be preserved at any cost?
30742	Would you come up to my office, Bart, as soon as you''ve had your mauling?"
30742	Yes?"
30742	You know?"
30742	You know?"
30742	You know?"
30742	You must first remove the erroneous data, not so?
30742	You see?"
30742	You see?"
30742	You understand your part in this, eh?"
30742	_ How about the deal?__ That''s the good news,_ said the second suited figure as it came from the air lock of the grounded spaceboat.
30742	_ How long?_ he wondered.
30742	_ I probably always will._ And why not?
30742	_ Lasser?__ It''s me, Fritz.
30742	_ Radioactivity?_ Wang wondered.
30742	_ Would n''t it be funny if he were dead?_ Stanton thought.
32716	Are they crazy? 32716 Did it ever occur to you that someday you''re going to get the lawbooks thrown at you?"
32716	Did your friend explain how much it will cost?
32716	Dora-- do they let you have the child if you''re pregnant when they find cancer? 32716 Feel better?"
32716	Funny thing about cancer-- you study it since you learned the bad news? 32716 Got a pen?"
32716	Have n''t you ever put two and two together about the population figures?
32716	How bad is it?
32716	Is n''t that fair enough?
32716	Just when you''ve started to learn something useful aboardship?
32716	Like we''re moving people to Mars?
32716	Mars? 32716 Not much risk that you''ll fail to make good... a good transplantation?"
32716	Refrigeration-- dehumidifiers?
32716	Remember what I told you in the bar about metastasis? 32716 So you want to hop out before the return trip?"
32716	There''s not much risk?
32716	What''s that?
32716	What''s this all about?
32716	What''s wrong?
32716	When do you leave?
32716	Where''d your mother go?
32716	Where''s the captain?
32716	Who can I see to get out of here?
32716	You mean there''s a chance for my family to get from Mars to Venus?
32716	You think I could find something to keep myself occupied on Venus?
32716	You''re Marson? 32716 *****What can you do?"
32716	After all was n''t he on his way to Mars, where he had wanted to go all along?
32716	Did the ordinary man on the street submit calmly when this happened to his wife or did he have contacts that Greg had never known?
32716	Do n''t you feel the ship?"
32716	Finally he asked, in humbled tones:"If Venus is such a paradise, how come you do n''t drop off there and stay there yourself?"
32716	He had wandered into a storeroom when a voice came from behind him:"Getting thirsty again?"
32716	How do you go about skipping ship at delivery point?"
32716	No?
32716	What would I do without you and the kids?"
32716	What''s yours?"
32716	Who said anything about Mars, bud?"
32716	You did n''t make a decision?"
32716	You prefer intravenous anaesthesia, I suppose?"
32716	You wanted transportation, did n''t you?"
34221	Why are our emotions called into action by modern music and modern art? 34221 Why are we tormented with this thought- stimulating age?"
34221	A note from her inclosed this dispatch:''What hath God wrought?''
34221	I had no money; and there was no one that believed I could do it, and if I could"what good would come of it?"
34221	Morse has had no more credit than was due him, but has Henry had as much as is due him?
34221	The puzzle to most people is: How can the signals pass each other in different directions on the same wire?
34221	The question may be asked, why is there any regulation needed, if there is always an even head of water?
34221	Then you ask, how do they differ?
34221	Why are we called upon to help the downtrodden and oppressed, and to help to elevate mankind to a higher level?
34221	Why can not we be left alone in peace and quiet, to live in the easiest way?"
34221	Why not?
34221	Why this current?
34221	Why?
34221	You ask what is the difference?
38482	Why is it, then, that iron oil tanks form such conspicuous exceptions to our common experience with lightning?
32785	And what about children...?
32785	Are you sure?
32785	Can you talk?
32785	Did you get to where I sent you?
32785	Nothing...?
32785	Nothing?
32785	Tell me, vizier, have I become so full of war that I can not live without it?
32785	Which is supposed to have what meaning to me?
32785	Who else should go? 32785 A thousand? 32785 And having got there, did Kannot want them to invade? 32785 And how many of them are left, would you say? 32785 At length he managed to free himself of their embraces, and as he stood apart, he asked:What happened?
32785	But how were they to get to it?
32785	But of all the things I saw, only one stood out....""And what was that?"
32785	But were his companions?
32785	Can you tell me whether there are others like you?"
32785	Did I manage to warn enough of our men?"
32785	Do you talk?
32785	Does that mean anything to you?"
32785	For are we not eternal?
32785	For is n''t it a truism that war bends men''s destiny in the strangest fashions?
32785	How can you arrange for anger to come to the breasts of us here from the planet beyond the grey mists of outer space?
32785	Is it not true, also, that you, the greatest and most noble of warriors, has yourself felt this same reluctance recently to even plan a war?"
32785	Mary spoke again:"How do you mean?"
32785	Perhaps age has lent you an inner wisdom?"
32785	Remember?"
32785	Shall we all become a nation of shepherds?
32785	Shall we never again know the glory of battle?
32785	Then why are you unarmed?
32785	What better goal do we need?"
32785	What do you see?"
32785	What of you?"
32785	What sort of world could it be?
32785	What was he to do in this world where there was nothing but woman, and man had no place?
32785	Where are your weapons?"
32785	Who goes...?"
32785	Who will leave with me?"
32785	Why?"
28617	A murder in Laketon? 28617 Adjustable, see?
28617	Ah, you''re beginning to find that out, are you?
28617	An answer is it?
28617	And do you believe it?
28617	And now, what is the news you have for me?
28617	And so at last you confess that it is not well to tamper with human life?
28617	And who can say to what extent you have thus furthered natural evolution?
28617	And why did you pick me to tell it to?
28617	And you pleaded with him to return for us?
28617	Are n''t you taking any special precautions?
28617	Are there more like him?
28617	Are we going to waste the whole afternoon just to watch a man run?
28617	Are you going to arrest me?
28617	Are you really going?
28617	Are you telling me that this airship is operated with power from the sun?
28617	Besides,he said,"what do you know about dog- fights?"
28617	Better? 28617 But could stored sunshine alone give enough warmth for the luxuriant growth of those jungles?"
28617	But what of the arts, Dr. Mundson? 28617 But what sane man can believe that even perfectly developed beings, through mental control, could overcome Nature''s fixed laws?"
28617	But what would you think if I told you that there is not an ounce of gasoline in my heavier- than- air craft?
28617	But where are there volcanoes in the south polar regions?
28617	But, my young friend, do you realize that my sun- ship has a speed of over one thousand miles an hour, how much over I dare not tell you?
28617	Ca n''t I call him up and see if he still wants to see me?
28617	Can I do anything to help? 28617 Dale,"he said at length, turning slowly to face me,"you ask for an explanation of this horror?
28617	Dare we do it?
28617	Did he say at what time he would operate?
28617	Did you ever see such a girl as that?
28617	Did you notice anything of the sort?
28617	Did you see or hear anything like a shadow or a person moving?
28617	Did you see that Carnes?
28617	Did you see?
28617	Do I guess right,said Northwood,"that the light is responsible for this oasis in the ice?"
28617	Do n''t they suffer?
28617	Do you believe that we''ve got''em licked?
28617	Do you realize what this means?
28617	Do you understand?
28617	Do you want to bring more creatures like Adam into the world?
28617	Does what?
28617	Fantastic?
28617	General,he ordered,"will you kindly arrange for a plane?
28617	Give yourself up?
28617	Good Lord,Dodd shouted,"did you see the color of their shells, Tommy?"
28617	Got them? 28617 Got to land... can you take it?
28617	Had it occurred to you that that is our only weapon left? 28617 Had n''t we better notify the police?"
28617	Has any one been out on reconnaissance?
28617	Have I your gracious permission to arrest these three criminals?
28617	Have you any idea of who did it, or how it was done?
28617	Have you constructed such a device?
28617	Have you got an invitation?
28617	Have you got that truck I wired you to have ready?
28617	Have you not guessed that Adam has developed an additional sense? 28617 Have you solved the method?"
28617	How about the ground under the Colossus?
28617	How about your marsupial lion now, Bram?
28617	How are you going to bring us three back in your plane?
28617	How are you going to get it out?
28617	How d''you know, Haidia?
28617	How d''you know?
28617	How did you get that picture, Doctor?
28617	How do you know about Adam? 28617 How in thunder do you know that?"
28617	How long after that did you ring the alarm gongs?
28617	How many got caught in the building?
28617	How many thousands of years are you looking forward, Professor?
28617	How much?
28617	How you going to prove your contention?
28617	I ca n''t frighten you?
28617	If there was some flaw?
28617	Is that a telephone to the house?
28617	It is puzzling, is n''t it? 28617 Just what is your game?"
28617	May we take a peep at Lona''s twins?
28617	Mean?
28617	Mr. Jervis, will you tell the police that there is no violence threatening and ask them to wait for a few minutes? 28617 Mr. Rogers, how, on a dark day and in the absence of a timepiece, would you judge the passage of time?"
28617	Mr. Winston, will you answer Mr. Berger''s question?
28617	My dear boy, who knows what the human body can stand? 28617 No?
28617	No?
28617	No?
28617	Professor, have you ever played with the dead body of a frog?
28617	Queer, fantastic thing, is n''t it?
28617	Room 4167?
28617	Run through it now briefly, will you? 28617 Secretary of War?"
28617	See? 28617 Shall I go along too?"
28617	Slide one of them out?
28617	So you had trouble with my guard, did you?
28617	So you''re going up to Doc Livermore''s, are you?
28617	So you''re in on it too, are you?
28617	So? 28617 Suffocated?"
28617	That he can bring a dead man to life?
28617	Them? 28617 Then, what?
28617	They are about ready to go to the growing dome, are they not?
28617	Those red edges? 28617 Thurston?"
28617	Tom-- Tom,spoke the stranger,"you are alive?
28617	Tommy Travers gone, eh? 28617 Understand?
28617	Used to be a parson, you say? 28617 Was the warning written?"
28617	Was this shadow opaque enough to even momentarily obscure your vision?
28617	Well, how does it feel to be an ant?
28617	What about Winston''s confession?
28617	What advantage would there be in that?
28617	What am I to do?
28617	What are you going to tell them?
28617	What are you setting up?
28617	What are you trying to do, catechise me? 28617 What ca n''t be helped?"
28617	What can I do for you, sir?
28617	What did this shadow look like?
28617	What difference whether they die there or here...?
28617	What do they think this is, April Fool''s Day?
28617	What do you know about dog- fights?
28617	What do you know about flying?
28617	What do you mean, Dr. Mundson: that this Adam has arrived at a point in evolution beyond this age?
28617	What do you mean?
28617	What do you mean?
28617	What do you mean?
28617	What does this mean? 28617 What else?"
28617	What is eternity, John Northwood? 28617 What is it that explodes?
28617	What is it, Jim?
28617	What is it?
28617	What is special about it?
28617	What kind of cats?
28617	What kind of junk?
28617	What made you ask Trier if he had the money when you turned around?
28617	What of Eve?
28617	What on earth was it? 28617 What were the circumstances of the robbery?"
28617	What were you doing, cabareting all night?
28617	What''s that?
28617	What''s that?
28617	What''s the matter?
28617	What''s the story, Doctor?
28617	What, in God''s name,I cried,"could have brought such horror to a strong man?
28617	What? 28617 What?"
28617	What?
28617	Where are we?
28617	Where are you going, Doctor?
28617	Where did you hide the loot?
28617	Where did you hide the loot?
28617	Where did you hide the loot?
28617	Where do they go, Doctor?
28617	Where do we go, Doctor?
28617	Where do you think we are?
28617	Where had they gone?
28617	Where have they come from? 28617 Where is Jenks?"
28617	Where is this body-- this experiment?
28617	Where is your switch?
28617	Where to?
28617	Who are you to question my actions? 28617 Who by?
28617	Who can say? 28617 Who the devil are you, and what do you mean by breaking into my examination and stopping it?"
28617	Who wants a perfect woman? 28617 Why do n''t they try putting engines in these ships?"
28617	Why not close the cage for the day?
28617	Why not now?
28617	Why not?
28617	Why should you come here? 28617 Why, what do you mean?"
28617	Why, what''s the matter?
28617	Why-- uh-- er-- what do you mean?
28617	Why? 28617 Why?"
28617	Why?--how?--who?
28617	Will there be another attempt?
28617	Will you take me up there?
28617	Will you tell me your name?
28617	Would you hunt elephants with a pop- gun? 28617 Yes?"
28617	You are trying to find?
28617	You got letter?
28617	You left Los Angeles early yesterday; have you seen the papers?
28617	You mean that you cut them up-- kill them, perhaps?
28617	You understand?
28617	You will not harm her?
28617	You''re insolent, are n''t you?
28617	You''re not dead?
28617	You''ve been here before?
28617	_ Ach!_ Do I know?
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28617	A fool?
28617	A generator, obviously, forming the gas-- from what?
28617	A. U. track meet this afternoon got to do with a bank robbery?"
28617	Ai n''t there a gun on this ship?"
28617	Am I correct?"
28617	And horrors must surely inhabit it, else how could one account for that fearful thing on the grating below?
28617	And what is a hunch but a mental penetration into the Fourth Dimension?"
28617	And who knows what may rescue us?"
28617	Are our seats near the starting line for the sprints?"
28617	Are they intending to conduct sapping operations against us like engineers, or what?"
28617	Are you another of these alienists my father has been bringing around?"
28617	Are you coming, or are n''t you?"
28617	Better?"
28617	Bird?"
28617	But Dr. Mundson''s impatient,"Ready?"
28617	But how can we let light into those big steel shells, or the little ones either?"
28617	But how could they carry it?
28617	But how is she teaching her pupil?"
28617	But what are we going to do about it?
28617	But what awful terror must have gripped the fellow to make him forsake his only means of escape through those black passages?
28617	But what if that man_ is_ truly dead?
28617	CHAPTER VIII_ Recaptured_"Where are we?"
28617	Can we?"
28617	Can you find four or more of them?
28617	Can you imagine a more fascinating line of work than this?
28617	Can you pick it out?
28617	Can you say that all life-- all matter-- is not the result of scientific experiment?
28617	Can you?"
28617	Can you?"
28617	Carnes?"
28617	Carnes?"
28617	Come on, boy, where''s that old bus?
28617	Comprehend it?
28617	Could you now be satisfied with old- fashioned children who spend long, expensive years in getting an education?
28617	D''you get that?
28617	Dead?
28617	Did Haidia know what she was talking about?
28617	Did MacGregor have something?
28617	Did n''t you know?
28617	Did you get those tickets I wired for?"
28617	Did you have trouble shaving this morning?
28617	Did you notice his jaws just before the gun went?"
28617	Did_ you_ see anything?"
28617	Do I understand that you wish now to go to trial for that crime and to pay the penalty?"
28617	Do n''t you remember rejuvenating him?
28617	Do they have to lie quiet for that period miles up there in space?
28617	Do you believe me, Tom?"
28617	Do you follow?"
28617	Do you measure up to the standard that insures success?
28617	Do you understand?"
28617	Does the cure alter itself in any manner?
28617	Each hesitated to voice the new fear: had the sun- ship been destroyed?
28617	Had it seen the slow sinking of its companions, failed to hear them in reply to his mental call?
28617	Have these devils a vulnerable spot?
28617	Have you any question you wish to ask?"
28617	Have you ever seen a small bar magnet placed within the field of attraction of a large electromagnet?
28617	Have you gone mad?"
28617	Have you your binoculars with you?"
28617	Having no timepiece, and assuming that you were in a light- proof room, you would judge that some five hours had passed, would you not?"
28617	He could leave, go out into open country, but what were a few days or months-- or a year-- with this horror upon them?
28617	He was doubled with laughter-- or was it he who was laughing?
28617	He would not be delving seriously into the mysteries of evolution, would he?"
28617	How are you managing that?"
28617	How could he let the insane words pass his lips?
28617	How could she withhold herself from this splendid superman?
28617	How did they communicate?
28617	How did you guess, worm?"
28617	How do you accomplish it?"
28617	How do you overcome this?"
28617	How many are there?"
28617	How much of it can they lay over a city?"
28617	How?"
28617	I ca n''t frighten you-- you worm of the Black Age?"
28617	I chust blay und blay, und maybe you should listen, yes?
28617	I suppose that everything is ready?"
28617	I suppose that you are more or less familiar with imaginative stories of interplanetary travel?"
28617	I tell you, nobody will believe--""What''s that?"
28617	I wonder-- do you still mock the Professor''s beliefs?"
28617	Imagination?
28617	Is it not keeping forever ahead of the Destroyer?
28617	Is it possible that you have no desire to see Ladd, this new marvel who is smashing records right and left, run?
28617	Is n''t he handsomer than the pictures of him which I televisioned to you?
28617	Is that clear?"
28617	Is there any known means of attack?
28617	It must have been--""Must have been what?"
28617	It was so quiet-- the motors-- what was it that happened?
28617	Lights of any kind?"
28617	Livermore?"
28617	Magnesium?
28617	Never think it to look at me now, would you?
28617	No doubt you, like the rest of the world, think that I''m crazy?"
28617	No?
28617	Northwood asked:"Why does he call that girl grandmother?"
28617	Now listen:"How long was it from the time when you saw the first monster until we heard from them again?"
28617	Now what does it mean?"
28617	Of course not, how could I?"
28617	Oh, hello, Casey, is everything all right?"
28617	Or these things?"
28617	Or"--he frowned for a moment, brows drawn over deep- set gray eyes--"or generate it?
28617	P-1184, Chicago=***** Ruptured?
28617	Remember the day I captured the big rooster for you-- the monster you had created?
28617	Remember the hermit across the road from your son''s old laboratory?
28617	Remember the night you awakened me and brought me here in the moonlight?
28617	Remember the rabbit whose leg you amputated and re- grew?
28617	Remember the struggle, here in this very room?
28617	See?"
28617	Sounds pretty good, what?
28617	Spot here?
28617	Still are?"
28617	Tell me-- can you restore the youth of an aged person by these means?"
28617	Tell me-- tell me-- what is this remarkable force?"
28617	The laboratory housed the entire population, did n''t it?"
28617	The motor of your car dies-- do you bury it?
28617	The poor guinea pig you had suffocated and whose life you restored?
28617	They could never kill him.... What was it MacGregor had said?
28617	Think I''d waste current on an old cadger like you?
28617	Thurston?"
28617	Trier?"
28617	Trier?"
28617	Twelve years ago?"
28617	WHAT INSTRUMENT FOR YOU?
28617	Was a different kind of hell preparing to pop?
28617	Was it hunger that drove it, or cold rage for these puny opponents?
28617	Was she with him, unseen?
28617	Was this, then, the end of their terrible night?
28617	We start from the impossible, and we go-- where?
28617	Well, what were the others doing, down there in the streets-- in their homes?
28617	Were they windows?
28617	What beastly thoughts could that-- that_ thing_ conceive?"
28617	What could he do when he overtook it?
28617	What do you mean by your talk of smashing my tubes, of leaving me for dead?"
28617	What do you say to the idea?"
28617	What does a thing like that think of?
28617	What does it mean-- what is their mission?
28617	What does it strike upon?
28617	What had they done in Berlin?
28617	What he said was this:"Maybe, yes, I could n''t talk so good English, but you could understood it, yes?
28617	What if she should enter with Adam in Present Time?
28617	What is there?
28617	What is to be done?"
28617	What possible interest can I have in the matter?"
28617	What was the connection between this catastrophe and the weird strains of the Mad Musician''s violin?
28617	What was this girl to that hideous hunchback?
28617	What was to be the fate of this beautiful girl?
28617	What were a few minutes more or less?
28617	What''s this about beetles?
28617	Where Is That PAIN?
28617	Where did you hide it?"
28617	Where''s your bag?"
28617	White- lipped and trembling, Northwood groaned:"What has he done now?"
28617	Who had committed this ghastly crime?
28617	Who wants a made- to- measure lover?"
28617	Who was he that it mattered?
28617	Who was the last to go over that building?"
28617	Who was this strange emissary whom no one really knew?
28617	Whose hands?"
28617	Why ca n''t we agree to differ?"
28617	Why come to me?
28617	Why did the handsome stranger warn him,"_ The thing inside never will be yours_?"
28617	Why do they sometimes halt important meetings, to gargle with it?
28617	Why do they use it at the noon hour?
28617	Why go along at$ 25,$ 30 or$ 45 a week when the good jobs in Radio pay$ 50,$ 75 and up to$ 250 a week?
28617	Why?
28617	Will you have everything ready by eight o''clock?"
28617	Will you?"
28617	Wind?
28617	Winston?"
28617	Wo n''t you let me see you home?"
28617	Would n''t it be great if we could buy muscles by the bag-- take them home and paste them on our shoulders?
28617	Would you mind if I make friends with some of them?"
28617	Would you mind telling me the object of the whole thing?"
28617	You call me a fool for continuing it?
28617	You feel it?
28617	You know Casey, do n''t you, Carnes?
28617	You know how fast an ordinary movie is taken, do n''t you?
28617	You think I returned because I reverenced you yet?"
28617	You think you still are master?
28617	You understand?
28617	You were not dead when I left you on that terrible night when I smashed your precious tubes?
28617	You?"
28617	_ A Year''s Protection Against_ ACCIDENT[ Illustration: CASH_ or sympathy_?]
28617	_ Business men gargle daily to check colds and sore throat_ Why is Listerine to be found in the offices of a majority of American business men?
28617	_ Get Cash instead of Sympathy_ If you suddenly became ill-- would your income stop?
28617	_ Which do you want?_ Suppose you met with an accident or sickness to- night-- salary stopped-- which would you prefer,$ 25 Weekly... or Sympathy?
28617	_ Which do you want?_ Suppose you met with an accident or sickness to- night-- salary stopped-- which would you prefer,$ 25 Weekly... or Sympathy?
28617	_ Which will your family want?_ In case of your accidental death, which would you rather give your family$ 10,000 Cash... or Sympathy?
28617	_ Which will your family want?_ In case of your accidental death, which would you rather give your family$ 10,000 Cash... or Sympathy?
31116	A flare, Mike? 31116 And Dr. Schmidt, will you connect the storage power supply you have readied, please?"
31116	And just what are you doing here?
31116	And just_ what_,Mike inquired,"were you planning to do about it besides having me shoot you by mistake?"
31116	Anything that might make his behavior erratic?
31116	Are all the project members here?
31116	But why, then,she said, uncomprehending,"are you hiding it?"
31116	But, Mike, how are you going to get out there?
31116	But--Mike and Ishie simultaneously choked over their food, looked at each other, and then Mike blurted out,"but how could_ she_ know?"
31116	Can they activate it?
31116	Can you hide it in here? 31116 Coffee?"
31116	Come on down to engineering will you Ishie?
31116	Could such an effect have a sufficiently great effect on this ship to give it as much as six hundred forty pounds of thrust?
31116	Did Major Elbertson seem normal to you when you discharged him from hospital?
31116	Did you know that seven men were going out to Hot Rod?
31116	Did you say six hundred forty pounds?
31116	Do you know what the key looks like?
31116	Exactly how much thrust is being exerted on that point?
31116	Explosion? 31116 From what, and from what point is the acceleration of Space Lab One originating?"
31116	Gentlemen,he finished,"may I introduce myself?
31116	Have you got the planets lined up in your scopes yet? 31116 Horoscopes again?"
31116	How dangerous is such a puncture?
31116	How long was I out?
31116	How much of the machine do I have to take to power that milling- head?
31116	How much time do you need?
31116	How seriously would Hot Rod be damaged? 31116 How soon will Space Lab One reach the northernmost point of her present orbit and begin a swing to the south?"
31116	How''re you doing? 31116 I mean,"he floundered,"uh... how did you know?"
31116	If a simple question like that gets an answer like that, how long do you think it will take the captain to find out something''s wrong with the Cow?
31116	In which direction is the thrust on Hot Rod oriented?
31116	Is Hot Rod pulling us north?
31116	Is Hot Rod pulling us north?
31116	Is Hot Rod pulling us south?
31116	Is Hot Rod pulling us?
31116	Is Hot Rod pushing or in any other way giving motion to Space Lab One?
31116	Is Major Elbertson under the influence of any unusual drugs, doctor?
31116	Is Space Lab One under acceleration?
31116	Is it really legal,he asked,"using such a tremendously complicated chunk of equipment as the Sacred Cow for casting horrible scopes?
31116	Is the flare over?
31116	Is there any way to turn off Hot Rod without the Security key?
31116	Ishie, will you please tell me just how does this thing... this Confusor..._ get_ that thrust? 31116 Ishie,"he said,"I gather you''re safe?"
31116	Just what acceleration has that given us?
31116	Mike, it did? 31116 Mr. Blackhawk, do you realize that what you are doing constitutes mutiny in space and will be dealt with accordingly on Earth?
31116	Mr. Blackhawk,the captain turned to his engineer,"could such a thrust throw Hot Rod off her communications beam and cause last night''s disaster?"
31116	Now can we take the focusing lens off of this, and rig something to give me a focus at about 4.5 miles? 31116 Now, have you?"
31116	Now,she finished,"do I get my girlish curiosity satisfied?
31116	The displacement in orbit wo n''t be very much, at least on the first few go- arounds, will it? 31116 Then where in hell is that acceleration coming from?"
31116	There is only the one?
31116	Think there''s anything to it? 31116 Wha- at?
31116	What I want to know... do n''t stop eating until you''ve decided whether you''re going to let me in on your game or not... is what really does exist? 31116 What are our limits?"
31116	What assistance will you need?
31116	What does the gadget do?
31116	What is our current position in relation to the equatorial orbit that we should be following?
31116	What is our velocity at right angles to original course?
31116	What is our velocity?
31116	Where is Major Elbertson?
31116	Where is Nails?
31116	Where is he?
31116	Where would he keep it, if not on his person?
31116	Which of you are Security officers?
31116	Who are you?
31116	Who''s senior in Security?
31116	Who''s senior officer here?
31116	Why would n''t we just go off in a spiral on our present thrust?
31116	Why, Mike? 31116 Why,"said Ishie,"did you give such an order in the first place?
31116	Why?
31116	Would anoxemia cause a change in character, doctor?
31116	Yes sir?
31116	You do n''t happen to have any education as a psychologist, do you Ishie? 31116 You do n''t think anybody would really appreciate our doing that, do you Mike?
31116	You heard of the disaster last night?
31116	You mean you really talk to it?
31116	_ Varyjat!_ Mike, have n''t you learned yet how to talk over an intercom? 31116 _"What''s that song?"
31116	A leak in the Space Lab itself?
31116	A space drive?
31116	About to come out of it?"
31116	After all, why should an astronomer be interested in Earth?
31116	And what handle did we get hold of to convert that influence of self to our own advantage in moving this ship?"
31116	And where was Elbertson, anyhow?
31116	Any ideas?"
31116	Are all personnel secured?"
31116	Are you sure?"
31116	Blackhawk?"
31116	But how does it remember, as soon as that field ceases to exist, where it was going before it was last influenced?
31116	But the direction?
31116	But then, he asked himself, did he really care?
31116	But this third effect?
31116	But what is the mechanism of influence whereby it influences itself to continue in a straight line?
31116	But what''s this gadget?"
31116	Can you prevent that?"
31116	Do n''t you realize that you ca n''t stand up against the new people''s government of Earth?"
31116	Do n''t you realize?
31116	Do you think you can work out a method for counteraction?"
31116	Do you understand?
31116	Do you understand?"
31116	Dr. Johnston and Chauvens... sor?
31116	For of course,"he added,"we must have authority to install our magnetic coils, and what better authority is there than the Cow?
31116	How about it?"
31116	How did you fix it so it could burn the guard at that distance?"
31116	How do you get that inside a solenoid without an iron core?"
31116	How does that particle once started gain the knowledge to continue without some direct control over its spatial framework?
31116	How many men do you need to help you... and I do mean_ you_... with the job?"
31116	How much thrust do we want, Mike?"
31116	How much time do you need?"
31116	How soon must it be repaired?"
31116	I suppose you know the duty cycle on those coils is only about 0.01?"
31116	I thought they were n''t predictable?"
31116	If they are saboteurs, is there any way that they can activate Hot Rod?"
31116	Is there any way to prevent that?"
31116	Just exactly what is involved here?"
31116	Koblensky?"
31116	Meantime, why do n''t you let Paul and Tombu go eat while you eat?"
31116	Mike do you know what this means?"
31116	Millie, is there any thing in your department that will make sure he wo n''t talk for while?"
31116	North?
31116	Not enough to land on Earth; but with things down there the way they were now, who wanted to?
31116	Now the question before the board becomes, just what are we going to do with it?
31116	Now, water or air?
31116	Or am I just learning rumors about my profession from lay sources?"
31116	Or perhaps a brain surgeon?"
31116	Or would it need focusing at all?
31116	Outside of the people themselves, that is, that are n''t directly concerned with man''s_ welfare_?
31116	Over HIS people?
31116	Party?
31116	Perhaps this was another form of disguise like the magneto- ionic...."Are you sure?"
31116	Shooting at that distance?"
31116	Sufficient for the off- orbit shown?
31116	The DC electric field?
31116	The captain was startled by the mad- looking, unshaven scarecrow of an officer that approached him, demanding in a near- scream,"What happened?
31116	The little physicist sat back, grinned knowingly, and continued:"Where''s your secret panel, Mike?
31116	Then"Paul, is there a theodolite or anything like that left lying around in here?"
31116	There was a cough at the entrance to the machine shop, and Dr. Millie Williams''soft voice said"May I come in?"
31116	Think we''re settled in to bedrock like New York City?
31116	Tombu took the opportunity to inquire,"Have you got that RF field- phase generator under control yet?"
31116	Trying to put that crumb Security officer into command,_ real_ command, of a scientist?
31116	Turn it over to the captain?"
31116	Understood?"
31116	WHAT was going on?
31116	WHAT?"
31116	Want to tell our preoccupied slipstick and test- tube boys in the rim before we roll her, or just wait and see what happens?
31116	Wha- at specific da- ata did you- u wi- ish?
31116	What are you getting at Mike?
31116	What could be the answer?
31116	What did you DO to Project Hot Rod?
31116	What did you do?
31116	What did you think I was doing?"
31116	What do you think this is, a rock- bound coast?
31116	What happened?"
31116	What have you done?
31116	What makes you so sure that means there''s a solar flare coming?
31116	What party?
31116	What was your procedure?"
31116	What''s mine today, Bessie?
31116	What''s this about a Security key?"
31116	What''s this-- space drive?"
31116	When Ishie asked the computer:"How could this effect be canceled?"
31116	Where are they?
31116	Who else but Captain Naylor Andersen could possibly have delivered this sneaking, underhanded attack against himself and his comrades?
31116	Who else, but the man who had carried the political battle, against all odds, that Hot Rod be created?
31116	Why are you goons moving that stuff ahead of schedule and without notifying balance control?
31116	Why could n''t they leave people alone long enough to find out what was really going on?
31116	Why did n''t you just freeze her like I thought you were going to do?"
31116	Why should I bother to tell him any different?"
31116	Would such an effect be a result of a flare?"
31116	Would you consider Major Elbertson''s condition serious enough to warrant confining him to bed by force?"
31116	You dared to keep me off duty that long?
31116	You gon na laser Hot Rod?"
31116	You know what they do to wild- haired individualists down there, do n''t you?"
31116	he asked, and when Mike''s voice answered,"Yes, sir,"he said,"Will you both report to the bridge at once, please?"
31116	these days?"
33405	But,you ask,"why is the sky blue?"
33405	A query arises, Why this phenomenon?
33405	Assuming that the ether is a substance, the question arises how is it related to other forms of substance?
33405	But what is crystallization?
33405	Do we die?
33405	Does this law apply to mind and soul?
33405	Have you not seen the blades of grass studded with diamonds more beautiful than any that ever flashed in the dazzling light of a ballroom?
33405	One of these questions is, Where was the water and where was the earthy matter before its precipitation?
33405	Or do we simply change?
33405	Reader, did you ever live in the country?
33405	So much for the time; but you ask What about the occasion, or cause?
33405	The inquiry may arise, Why is the moisture condensed, almost always, in the upper regions of the air, where it is rare?
33405	WHAT IS A SPONGE?
33405	WHAT IS A SPONGE?
33405	WHY DOES ICE FLOAT?
33405	WHY DOES ICE FLOAT?
33405	Were you ever awakened early on a summer''s morning to"go for the cows"?
33405	What is a barometer?
33405	What would happen in case nature did not make this exception to the laws of expansion and contraction by heat and cold, in the case of water?
33405	Why does water follow a different law in cooling from that of nearly all other substances?
33405	are you sure of that?
38403	That is all very well to talk about,I hear some one say,"but what are they going to do with our prior investment?"
38403	Could any one do it as well as the present gas companies?
38403	In the first place, what assurance do we require?
38403	Incandescent electric light is just as surely finding its position and field of usefulness, and in its turn will assert its supremacy, and why?
38403	Is this a just reason why they should make no effort to secure their old patronage?
38403	Now, if this light is an ideal one, who is going to prevent its adoption by the public?
38403	Now, what comprises an ideal burner for domestic use?
38403	Shall we then say that the old divisions must be discarded because not absolute?
38403	That both will be introduced into every city in the United States before long by some one I have not a shadow of a doubt; and why?
38403	The first is no argument against it, for was not coal gas sold at exorbitant prices in its early days?
38403	The largest unoccupied field to- day is the fuel gas field, and who should step in and supply this demand?
38403	on our investment if we enter the field?
32411	An expedition to the city''s slums?
32411	And if I refuse to let you leave?
32411	And if her husband does n''t meet me at the door with a shotgun,Puffy asked,"what do I ask her?"
32411	And the fox?
32411	And those last two years?
32411	Any empty berths?
32411	Any idea where he''s going?
32411	Been havin''a party?
32411	But why...?
32411	Did it all happen, what I saw?
32411	Do n''t I get a look at that fox?
32411	Do you know where that check room girl lives; the one you call Mary?
32411	Find out his life history?
32411	Get any dope?
32411	Going somewhere?
32411	Going to the zoo?
32411	Gon na stay sober tonight?
32411	Got your long underwear?
32411	Have you a passenger named George Lardner?
32411	How did you find out?
32411	How did you manage it?
32411	How long since you started wearing these things?
32411	Huh?
32411	Huh?
32411	I''d like to know why we were n''t thrown out of the plane last night with the others?
32411	If that diamond is the solution of this mess,Puffy asked in a puzzled voice,"why do n''t we clean up the mystery right now?"
32411	Is that enough?
32411	Is that where he found that big gem he displayed at the club the other night?
32411	Nothing much but snow and ice up there, is there?
32411	Now what would you do with it?
32411	Now you have saved our life, why did you do it?
32411	Perhaps somehow...?
32411	Plenty of hot water for a shower?
32411	Ready for a little traveling?
32411	So he thinks Sylvia had the rock?
32411	So?
32411	So?
32411	The diamond?
32411	The fur?
32411	Then you are n''t really of the same race?
32411	Then you did get the diamond?
32411	There''s something I should know? 32411 What I want to know first,"Drake said wonderingly,"is who saved us from Lardner''s mob?"
32411	What about George Lardner?
32411	What about the diamonds?
32411	What do we do now?
32411	What do you think?''
32411	What in hell''s bells made you bring it here?
32411	What the hell?
32411	What''s Lardner been up to that''s so startling?
32411	What''s wrong in there?
32411	Where did it hit?
32411	Who the hell did that?
32411	Yes, sir?
32411	You are a pilot?
32411	You did n''t dream all this?
32411	You''re sure Lardner''s on this plane?
32411	_ What?_"Lardner was at the zoo this afternoon,Jim explained.
32411	Could he raise some sort of alarm?
32411	Did Mary know where he went?"
32411	From the chair by the cocktail table, Drake said suddenly,"What about Lardner?
32411	Had you planned to meet him here?"
32411	How come Lardner is so almighty hot after us, if he thinks we''ve only got a paste?"
32411	If Lardner wanted it that bad, what could I lose?"
32411	No one, understand?"
32411	Or was it a dog?
32411	Say, ai n''t this a darb of a trip?"
32411	Some of your clothing?"
32411	Some way I can help?"
32411	That?"
32411	Understand?"
32411	What in hell does Lardner need so many guns for?"
32411	Where to?"
32411	Where''s the Tiffany?"
32411	Where, Drake wondered, did he and Puffy Adams fit into the picture?
32411	Why...?"
32411	where?"
33850	How about a little blackjack while we''re waiting?
33850	It''s the damnedest thing...."What?
33850	Jerry is n''t here yet? 33850 Oh, you slipped up, eh?"
33850	Wonder what causes it?
33850	Wrong why?
33850	... what it is that takes our structure of bones and coldcuts and gives it the function we call"life?"
33850	After all, can you think of any reason that makes any sense for someone to rig a game week after week to let you_ win_?
33850	And what the hell, the doctors are increasing our lifespan every day with new drugs and things, are n''t they?
33850	As you say, it''s an old idea... and besides-- again as you say-- how does the narrator know what happened?
33850	Ever stop to think how little we know about why we live?
33850	Fred Oct. 23, 1952 Frederik Boles, Author''s Agent 2200 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. Dear Wet Blanket( and are n''t you a little old for that?)
33850	He may be a_ slizzer_... and a careless one.... How long do we live?
33850	He nearly ruined the whole session, did n''t he?"
33850	I guess people have it all the time, do n''t they?"
33850	Let''s play, huh, fellows?"
33850	Relaxing a little?"
33850	Remember Joe''s kidding us about monsters?--remember, you got a little sore because he was holding up the game, you money- hungry son?
33850	What do they call it again?"
33850	What''re you and Joe getting your tails in an uproar about?
33850	What''s the damnedest thing, Jerry?"
33850	You need some caution in the games we play, no?
33850	You would n''t want to lose more than fifteen bucks, would you?
33850	_ What are you?_ I screamed at him to myself.
32764	Ah, you return?
32764	All?
32764	And I especially ordered two portions--"Two?
32764	And so you left there in the morning?
32764	And when do you eat?
32764	Are you talking about robots,asked Henry,"or the girl?"
32764	Did I ever tell you about the last woman I knew?
32764	Did Robert enjoy the tennis?
32764	Distant, perhaps?
32764	Do n''t you have any lights on your grounds? 32764 Do you call that a dinner to serve a guest?"
32764	Do you have a voice?
32764	Do you intend to use it?
32764	How did you act, for instance, if you wanted to play tennis but someone else just refused and went to eat dinner? 32764 Is it Marcia- Joan?"
32764	It was?
32764	Oh, yes? 32764 Pool of what?"
32764	Same thing, is n''t it? 32764 She?
32764	Well, why should n''t I?
32764	Wh- wh- WHAT?
32764	What are your robots doing? 32764 What does Robert wish now?"
32764	What does Robert wish?
32764	What has that to do with it? 32764 What?
32764	What_ do_ you do now?
32764	Where is the pool?
32764	Where is the pool?
32764	Who''s Lulu?
32764	Whom do you think you''re talking to?
32764	Why did n''t the old- time scientists find out how to do something about that while there were still enough people on Earth to manage it?
32764	Will Robert continue to play?
32764	_ Plump?_"Worse, you''re actually fat in lots of places I''m not.
32764	A woman?"
32764	Are you trying to tell me where I can go or not go?
32764	Do you want me to trip over something?"
32764	How else should he look?
32764	How would you like to find robots trying to boss you around?"
32764	I''ll show you--""What''s the matter with my food?"
32764	Or was it more remarkable that a few individuals had asserted their independence by remaining?
32764	What did you mean by that tone?"
32764	What did you think I meant-- a pool of oil?"
32764	What has that to do with food?
32764	Who wants a swimming pool, anyway?"
32764	Whose orders are to count, anyway?
32764	Will you go now, or shall I call more robots?"
32764	_ Robots?_ he thought.
32764	_ Why should anybody in this day have more than one chair?
32317	A good hotel there?
32317	A preventative for gravitation- paralysis? 32317 Anything you want to say first, Kenniston?"
32317	Are you figuring to try an escape into the jungle?
32317	Are you ready?
32317	But what did it_ do_ to him? 32317 But what else could I do?
32317	But what good''s that going to do us?
32317	But when we reach the asteroid, what then? 32317 Ca n''t you ever forget business, Hugh?"
32317	Ca n''t you see?
32317	Ca n''t you understand that this asteroid''s almost unexplored?
32317	Can we get away?
32317	Captain Walls''compliments, sir, and would you come up to the bridge? 32317 Dark-- living?"
32317	Do you expect us to believe that?
32317	Do you want the whole Patrol to hear you?
32317	Good God, then that''s your plan? 32317 Gravitation- paralysis?"
32317	Have you lost your senses?
32317	He''s all right?
32317	Holk, can you get into the ship and turn off the power that keeps the electric wall going? 32317 How about you, Ricky?"
32317	How do you know?
32317	How long then will it take us to find the pirate wreck?
32317	Hugh, have you gone crazy?
32317	I look all right, do n''t I, Kenniston?
32317	If they''re Dark''s men, why should they induce us to go to Vesta?
32317	If what you say is true and you''re not a pirate, then you brought all of us into this danger simply to save your own brother?
32317	If you''re scared, Hugh, why did you leave your nice safe office on Earth and come along with us?
32317	Is there a good hotel there?
32317	Kenniston, will you shake hands with me? 32317 Kenniston, you and this Jovian were going to make your way to John Dark and tell him of our presence here, were n''t you?
32317	Lance, who are all these people? 32317 Lance, you did n''t do that?"
32317	Miss Gloria Loring?
32317	Miss Loring, I presume you and your companions are willing to pay ransom for your crew also? 32317 Mr. Kenniston, are you sure this asteroid we''re going to is safe?"
32317	Murdock, what are we going to do? 32317 My God, what happened?"
32317	Nothing to hold you on Earth?
32317	Ought n''t you to keep under cover, Holk? 32317 Ricky, your formula strengthens the nervous system against any form of shock or damage, does n''t it?
32317	Then what? 32317 Then you''ve tried him out, Gloria?"
32317	They''re pirates?
32317	Treasure?
32317	We can repair it, ca n''t we?
32317	We''ll be there in the morning?
32317	Well, what did you find out?
32317	Well?
32317	What about Ricky?
32317	What about it, Mr. Kenniston-- is it safe to turn toward Vesta now?
32317	What about ourselves, Lance?
32317	What are we going to do, captain?
32317	What are we going to do? 32317 What did the safety of strangers like us mean to you, compared to your precious brother?"
32317	What did you want to see me about?
32317	What do you mean, Holk?
32317	What importance are we, compared to saving your young brother''s life?
32317	What is it?
32317	What luck?
32317	What of that? 32317 What?"
32317	Whatever gave you this crazy idea?
32317	When does this here crate of ours jet down at Vesta?
32317	Where is it?
32317	Where will you be going, after we get back?
32317	Why do you tell us this, Holk? 32317 Why in the world should I let you have our cruiser?"
32317	Will you all listen to me? 32317 Yes?
32317	You did that-- you deliberately planned to lead us all into capture?
32317	You mean-- I should let you all be killed so Ricky and I can be saved?
32317	You''re all right?
32317	You''re going to kill them?
32317	You''re sure no one else knows the wreck is there?
32317	You''ve been out here on the frontier a long time, have n''t you?
32317	You''ve been to an awful lot of planets, have n''t you?
32317	You''ve heard of John Dark, the notorious space- pirate?
32317	*****"That''s Vesta, is n''t it?"
32317	All his old space- mates, passing one by one--"Do n''t you have anyone?"
32317	And anyway, how can we get out of this cabin?"
32317	And will you forgive me for everything?
32317	Are they prisoners of Dark too?"
32317	Because you''ve managed to crash us on this asteroid where your pirate boss is waiting?"
32317	But how is that going to help us?"
32317	Ca n''t we use that equipment?"
32317	Can you drop the wall?"
32317	Captain Walls was asking Ricky earnestly,"You''re quite sure your formula will cure my son?
32317	Did n''t you see the lustful looks he gave me?"
32317	Gloria, are you others all right?"
32317	Go on to Earth and get a cruiser there?"
32317	He asked Kenniston,"How do you know the treasure''s still in the buried wreck?"
32317	He said savagely to Kenniston,"You think you''ve won, do n''t you?
32317	How do we get through the satellite- swarm around it?"
32317	How would you like to go on a voyage after the biggest treasure in the System?"
32317	If you happened to be recognized--""Bah, they think I''m dead, do n''t they?"
32317	Kenniston asked him earnestly,"Holk, would John Dark really shoot Ricky if I did n''t deliver the equipment?
32317	Kenniston, are you_ sure_?"
32317	Robbie Boone was asking him,"Will there be any good hunting there?"
32317	That it was John Dark himself who sent us here?"
32317	The Jovian guffawed loudly as he added,"What would their faces be like if they knew that John Dark and his crew are still living?
32317	To let the Vestans in?"
32317	What about the repair- equipment?"
32317	What chance would we have against half a hundred armed pirates?"
32317	What do you say?"
32317	What happened?
32317	What would she think of him by tomorrow?
32317	What would they think of him when they discovered how he had betrayed them?
32317	What''s that?"
32317	Who are these people?"
32317	Would n''t it make a man immune to Vestan attack?"
32317	Would n''t your formula insulate the nerves against such contact?
34459	What makes it more reliable than others?
34459	A reed has for centuries been a favourite example of weakness and untrustworthiness, so how can reeds be made to form a safe bridge?
34459	Again, let us suppose that while the air is absent the force of gravity comes into play, what effect will that have?
34459	And now we can consider the first great feature of this wonderful invention and ask ourselves these questions:"By what means is it made to open?"
34459	And now, how about the methyl alcohol?
34459	But if the varnish manufacturer is to have alcohol duty- free what is to prevent him from using some of it for drinking?
34459	But perhaps someone will say, how can you possibly talk about final results in a matter which is still in its infancy?
34459	But still a liquid remains: what can that be?
34459	But suppose that there were a wind blowing: would not the parachute come down in a slanting direction and then drag the man along?
34459	But when we each connect to both his wires, do we not"short- circuit"or connect them to each other, thereby destroying his circuit?
34459	But, someone may think, does not a rapidly- moving body remain to some extent unaffected by gravity?
34459	Could it be that he, a teetotaller and temperance advocate, was going to supply all his workers with whiskey?
34459	Extra Crown 8vo, 5s._"What need nowadays to praise Prof. Church''s skill in presenting classical stories to young readers?
34459	How then can dimensions such as these be dealt with easily and quickly in the rough conditions of a large workshop?
34459	Moreover, what becomes of the sodium?
34459	Or may he not alight upon a tree or the roof of a house, only to be pulled off again and flung headlong?
34459	Or was he going to close the places so as to stop the supply of that tempting drink?
34459	The question then arises, what starts and stops the motor at precisely the right moments to produce this result?
34459	There is little need to describe them here, for who among us has not intimate friends who used them again and again?
34459	This question then arose in many minds, Why not make cast iron shells?
34459	What are the models made of and how are they made?
34459	What is happening, then, to the atoms of radium, which causes them to show these curious effects and to give off these strange rays?
34459	What then is this precious liquid and how is it produced?
34459	What, then, are these rays?
34459	What, then, is a shell?
34459	Who has not heard of the"tanks"which made such a name for themselves when they suddenly appeared in Northern France?
34459	Why not armour a large centipede, said someone?
34459	Why, you say, what currents could change more rapidly than telephone currents carrying speech, yet they go for hundreds of miles?
32550	And since we appear to be exercising our powers of observation, I hope the same may be said of you?
32550	And what do we do with our youth?
32550	Are n''t you being a little unjust?
32550	Because no one else could afford it?
32550	Ca n''t you see there''s work to be done? 32550 Curtis,"she said quietly,"have we any hope?
32550	Do n''t you find that a tedious journey?
32550	Has anyone else been there four times?
32550	Have I? 32550 How long does the trip take?"
32550	How old are you now, sir?
32550	I suppose the press is here?
32550	Is it a fact that the round trip costs five million dollars?
32550	Is it true, sir, that this will be your fourth visit to Rejuvenal?
32550	Is that why you''ve got the recording machine down here?
32550	It is expensive, though?
32550	Know what they used to call me in the camps? 32550 Mr. Delman, what is the speed of change?"
32550	So that, in ninety days, you''re ninety years younger?
32550	So you survived?
32550	Was it? 32550 Well, shall we take a hint and move over to the settee?"
32550	What about all those difficult problems you''ve solved? 32550 What about boots?
32550	What are you driving at?
32550	What we going to play?
32550	What will you do when we get back?
32550	What''s the time?
32550	Where''s Jason?
32550	Who are your fellow passengers?
32550	Who said anything about_ you_? 32550 Why do they need them here?"
32550	Why forty- five?
32550	Will someone please tell me the time?
32550	You mean gravity- boots?
32550	You mean the rate at which the burden of years drops from one''s shoulders?
32550	_ You?_said Jason Tarsh, affecting amazement.
32550	And if you ca n''t land, there''s not much point in going, is there?"
32550	And my mind?
32550	And the second question?"
32550	And, even if they did know, what could they do?"
32550	Are they all there?
32550	Are you going back to the theatre?"
32550	But it ca n''t land and it ca n''t hover, so what good is it to us?"
32550	But to get back to your mythical patrol ship-- where do you expect it to come from?
32550	But what do we do with these fancied qualities?
32550	Did n''t that strike you as odd?
32550	Do we have to wear them?"
32550	Does that meet with your approval?"
32550	Does that sound sensible?"
32550	Dozens of useless trips when you could build what you wanted from rock?
32550	Have you done that?"
32550	Have you turned the red switch to''Fixed Control''?
32550	He eats the food-- Company food, mind you!--so urgently needed to keep up the strength of the--""Why do you keep picking on me?
32550	His family had n''t liked the idea; but, as he''d pointed out to them, it was his money and what use was it to him if he was too old to enjoy it?
32550	I mean will I really look the same?
32550	Is there one over Rejuvenal, then?"
32550	Just for the hell of it?
32550	May I switch on the recording machine?"
32550	Nice of them, eh?"
32550	Surely, that''s overstating the case?"
32550	Tarsh?"
32550	Ten years, was n''t it?"
32550	Well, did n''t it?"
32550	Why were this house and the storage sheds prefabricated?
32550	You do n''t doubt that, do you?"
32550	You hear me?
33513	Afraid?
33513	He_ is_ a powerful brute, is n''t he?
33513	Must you test everything? 33513 No?
33513	Nobla was yours?
33513	Somewhere else, then?
33513	This would happen to you too?
33513	What about the Green Ones?
33513	What are we going to do with him?
33513	What kind of men?
33513	Where is this Luma?
33513	Who are you?
33513	Why should Karn be afraid?
33513	You''re really up against it, are n''t you? 33513 And why must we stand so close to the ship?
33513	But how?
33513	But what to do next?
33513	But which way would he go?
33513	Could he stand up to Andra?
33513	Could n''t they smell the gray wolf that was creeping toward them?
33513	Do n''t you see?"
33513	Do you hear?
33513	How much more proof do we need that he''s friendly?"
33513	Should he go on or turn aside?
33513	Were they trying to frighten him with those things?
33513	What invisible monster held him in its clutch?
33513	What sort of man was it who did not have even the instinct for self preservation?
33513	What sort was it who would not defend his woman?
33513	What was danger to Karn?
33513	What was wrong with these people?
33513	What were they afraid of?
33513	What were they?
32004	A surprise? 32004 Ah, no offense?"
32004	And get my head blown off?
32004	And what if the channel is n''t deep enough?
32004	Arthur, you listening? 32004 Arthur?"
32004	Do n''t you know the penalty for sleeping at your post?
32004	Do n''t you think you ought to inspect it? 32004 Experience?"
32004	Fifty thousand dollars? 32004 Five hundred?"
32004	He does n''t?
32004	How about inspecting the ship, Major?
32004	I mean what does he like?
32004	Is that how you guard military property?
32004	Jealous, eh?
32004	Last name?
32004	Let''s look, shall we?
32004	Lieutenant Bankhead?
32004	Look, you take the other things for six thousand-- including what you got in your pockets that you do n''t think I know about, see? 32004 Major, a little more scotch?"
32004	More scotch?
32004	My,she said,"he''s a nice shiny one, is n''t he?"
32004	No?
32004	PX?
32004	Please? 32004 Say, did you get what you wanted?"
32004	Seventy- five?
32004	Shut up a minute and listen, will you?
32004	So why could n''t we connect him up with the power station? 32004 Sort them out, will you?"
32004	The_ Major_?
32004	Thunderstorm?
32004	Trouble?
32004	Use your head, will you? 32004 Well--"he scratched his head--"a thousand?"
32004	What boilers?
32004	What do you think this is, some damn delicatessen? 32004 What do you think?
32004	What do you want Arthur for?
32004	What does it matter? 32004 What s the matter?"
32004	What you want that for?
32004	What''s the matter with you? 32004 What''s this about what the_ Major_ wo n''t settle for less than?"
32004	Where''s Vern Engdahl? 32004 Where''s the question?"
32004	Why not?
32004	Yeoman?
32004	You come out the same door you went in, understand?
32004	You mean Arthur?
32004	You''re, uh, pretty close to the Major?
32004	_ What?_"Take them off. 32004 ***** And why not, when you come to think of it? 32004 ***** The Major poured himself a stiff shot and asked:What_ is_ that thing?
32004	A hundred thousand?"
32004	A teletype or something?"
32004	Amy said in a discouraged tone:"Why ca n''t people be reasonable?
32004	And I shrugged slightly, meaning, what did you expect?
32004	And after all, you know it''s more important to get everything ready so you can get out of this place, right?"
32004	And then he shrugged and, game loser, said:"Ah, why not?
32004	Are the helicopters gone?"
32004	Boathooks, hey?
32004	But ahead there was-- what?
32004	Do you follow?"
32004	Flat rate for all you can carry, prices marked on everything, or what is it?"
32004	For my birthday?
32004	Got a lot of the girls there, hey?"
32004	He demanded:"You new in town?"
32004	He said:"Ah, do you think we should?"
32004	He said:"Aw, Sam, I had to tell her something, did n''t I?"
32004	How about it?"
32004	How do I know you have n''t got a knife tucked away?"
32004	How do you work it here?
32004	I ca n''t say I was displeased, because I was beginning to like the girl; but did you ever try to ride three people in the seats of an MG?
32004	I crossed my fingers and said:"Room service?"
32004	I demanded jealously:"Has he said anything?"
32004	I demanded:"All right, now who are you and what do you want?"
32004	I mean for your interest?"
32004	I mean if people could n''t survive, how could deer?
32004	I mean it''s_ your_ ship and all, but what if one of them takes a spill into the bridge while you''re here?"
32004	I mean just in case there''s something serious?"
32004	I mean suppose that all you had left of what you were born with was a brain in a kind of sardine can, would n''t you be sensitive?
32004	I mean what else did the surgeons have to do?
32004	I mean what was the use of all that sneaking around if people in New York were going to know we were here?
32004	I mean you get out in the middle of the ocean and what''s the difference what it''s like on land?
32004	I mean you know how much power it takes to run those elevators all the way up to the top?
32004	I said to the Major:"Chief, are n''t they coming a little close?
32004	I said, in a tone that showed as much deep hurt as I could manage:"Sir, what could go wrong?"
32004	I said:"Do what I tell you, hear?
32004	I said:"How come Amy''s so interested in making the Major happy?"
32004	I said:"Please, may I have a Spam sandwich on Rye Krisp and some coffee for Room Fifteen Forty- one?"
32004	It was a little like selling your sister into white slavery, but what else was there to do?
32004	It wo n''t hurt anything except anybody who messes around, see?
32004	It''s all part of my plan, see?
32004	It''s like that pross you had, remember?
32004	Leave these things to us, will you?"
32004	Look, what kind of a guy_ is_ the Major?"
32004	Maybe it''s been burned out-- how do we know?
32004	Maybe the channel is n''t even deep enough to float it any more-- how do we know?
32004	Mind if I sit down?"
32004	Not worth a penny to anybody but me, understand?
32004	Now what about this?
32004	Now what is it?"
32004	One of the"clerks, typists"said:"Honey, you know what it is?
32004	Real scotch, see?
32004	Right?"
32004	Say, what''s in there that''s worth all that trouble?"
32004	She pulled up a stocking and said:"You could n''t have asked me that in the first place, could you?
32004	She said:"A hundred and fifty thousand?"
32004	She said:"Can I put my hands down, Sam?"
32004	So he beat it, fast as he could, for New York, because what Army officer does n''t dream about being stationed in New York?
32004	So why could n''t we do the same thing with our power station and release forty men for other assignments?
32004	Stranger in town, hey?
32004	THATS ALL I MEAN TO YOU EH Vern said:"Well, Sam?
32004	That was the way it was, so what was the use of arguing?
32004	Then a new voice said:"Whaddya want?"
32004	Then he said in a totally different tone:"What the devil''s the matter over there?"
32004	There are fifteen thousand people here, do you know that?
32004	This thing could work day, night, Sundays-- what''s the difference when you''re just a brain in a sardine can?"
32004	This way we get all the help and supplies we need, understand?"
32004	Up?
32004	Vern calmed me down by pointing out that, after all, we had to sell Arthur, and had n''t we come out of it plenty okay?
32004	Vern said:"How much did they offer you?"
32004	WELL"Please?"
32004	Well, the way I put it to Amy, we''ll fix him up with a yacht as a birthday present, see?
32004	What about it?"
32004	What kind of a hotel do you think this is?"
32004	What other kind of hotel was there?
32004	What sort of experience have you had?"
32004	What was the use of arguing?
32004	What was the use of arguing?
32004	What''s the difference?"
32004	What''s this all about?"
32004	What''s your name?"
32004	Where are we going to get the oil for it?"
32004	Where can I get them?"
32004	Why could n''t we just sort of get steam up and take off?"
32004	Why not?
32004	Why spoil a good party?
32004	Would you mind leaving me alone with my friend here for a moment?"
32004	You call that neat?
32004	You know what I mean?
32004	You pick out what you want, see?
32004	You sure she is n''t ambitious to be one of them?"
32004	[ Illustration] Search for us?
32745	And if this is true,said Showalter slowly,"you could n''t teach it to those who disagree, could you?
32745	And what if it''s we who are wrong, in the end? 32745 And why not?"
32745	Anybody want to try to answer the Senator?
32745	Are you overjoyed,said Hockley,"that we are to swap the National Lab for a bottomless encyclopedia?"
32745	But are you_ satisfied_ with it? 32745 Can you clear a trunk for me on that?"
32745	Can you say it is not?
32745	Deny it? 32745 Did n''t you know?"
32745	Do n''t you ever long,said Hockley,"to take just one short step on your own two feet?"
32745	Exactly what are the Rykes going to give us? 32745 Have n''t you been to any of the lectures this morning?"
32745	How can you know such an absurd thing?
32745	How can you use words so prosaic and restrained in references to these great events which we shall be privileged to witness in our lifetimes?
32745	How could we do otherwise? 32745 How has it worked on your own world?"
32745	Is that more important than achieving immediately a more peaceful, unified, and secure society?
32745	Is there any word on what the envoy''s got that''s so important?
32745	Is there anything wrong with that?
32745	Laboratories? 32745 So you have given up all original research of your own?"
32745	Then I should abandon research on this series of chemicals?
32745	What did you say when they told you to give it up?
32745	What do you mean? 32745 What has become of all your researchers?"
32745	What the devil is up?
32745	Who wishes to talk?
32745	Who would want to talk on Sol III? 32745 Why crawl when you can go by trans- light carrier?"
32745	Why do you suppose I proposed this trip if I did not believe I could do something about the situation? 32745 You do n''t believe, then, Dr. Silvers, that we should maintain any reserve in regard to the Rykes?"
32745	You have set up laboratories in which your researches are supervised by the Rykes?
32745	You think that''s the kind of thing that''s got them all going this morning?
32745	Your scientists--?
32745	But shall we actually be in any position to share it?
32745	Did you ever know that?
32745	Did you get something less than a straightforward answer?"
32745	Do you wish to attempt to locate him there?"
32745	How about getting together?"
32745	How can the Rykes know what they may have missed by not doing so?"
32745	How could you ever hope to make progress if you stopped to examine every alternate probability and possibility that appeared to you?"
32745	I suppose you will give up work on the Equations now?"
32745	I wonder if there is n''t some way we could help them?"
32745	I wonder if they''ll ever have enough guts to turn aside?"
32745	If we do n''t go down it how can we ever know whether it''s worthwhile or not?
32745	Is it worth gaining a universe of knowledge to give up your own personal free inquiry?"
32745	Is there nothing which you had to give up that you would like returned?"
32745	Or maybe you or Markham would rather take it up-- through official channels, as it were?"
32745	Silvers?"
32745	That is what we were led to expect, was it not?"
32745	The most glorious opportunity a planet could possibly have?"
32745	To forestall this, he leaned across the table and asked,"Your science-- what has become of that?"
32745	What becomes of the class of scientists on Earth when the Lab is abandoned?"
32745	Who can tell ahead of time which of these multiple paths we should take?
32745	Why did n''t you give me a buzz when you landed?
32745	Why is that so unfathomable to your minds?
32745	Why should they say such a thing?
32745	Why should we wish to go back to our economic inequalities, poverty and distress, our ignorant plodding research in science?
32745	Would you have us remain the eternal pupils?
32907	Afraid of what?
32907	But does n''t there have to be somebody to take care of the Machine?
32907	Did you say_ work_?
32907	Do you know what your balance is now, Miss Penelope?
32907	Have you seen it-- Central, I mean? 32907 In where?"
32907	Is that why you never cashed my slip for thirty- five thousand?
32907	Mark Renner?
32907	So nobody ever gets away?
32907	Steady work? 32907 This is your slip?"
32907	What do you want?
32907	What if a person would n''t want to go to Central?
32907	What way?
32907	What will happen when that release slip of mine goes through for thirty- five thousand points?
32907	What''s that?
32907	Where is he now?
32907	Who is the government?
32907	Why do you think I sit out there and put on my act all day long? 32907 Why should there be entertainment?
32907	You mean they did n''t agree on damages?
32907	You say the government did all this?
32907	Do you know what I think?"
32907	Everybody struggled all day to get enough points to stay even with Central, and what good did it do them?
32907	Follow me?"
32907	Had there once been places where people could buy things like food and clothes?
32907	I see the concourse where we line up every day to have our cards posted-- but what''s behind those twelve hundred windows?"
32907	Is n''t it wonderful?"
32907	Is that correct?"
32907	Or had Central always been there?
32907	Remember?
32907	Remember?
32907	We have plenty of enzymes and stuff for a guest, do n''t we, Miss Penelope?
32907	What did anybody do with them?
32907	What was the reason for all the broken windows and empty stores?
32907	What were these points all about anyway?
32907	Why could n''t the old lady give him back that slip, anyway?
32907	Why do n''t you sit down a minute while we let it soak in?
32907	Why not stay for supper, Conley?"
32907	Why was n''t there anything worth while to do?
32907	Will you sign my slip, please?"
32907	With difficulty Mark asked,"Is it your job to check up on people, to see if they are entitled to their points?"
32907	You mean there''ll be something to do all the time?"
34019	But why should one take trouble to insist upon the advance of science and art in the medieval city? 34019 Does it not seem to you that we have rightly and deservedly departed from the curiosity of all these men, so idle and so full of error?"
34019	--"_tantaene animae celestibus irae_"--and we might be tempted to ask, can there be such foolish intolerance on the part of scientific teachers?
34019	1 May Catholics dissect?
34019	But it will at once be said, what of Galileo?
34019	Dante says:--"Perceive ye not we are of a wormlike kind, Born to bring forth the angel butterfly, That soars to Judgment, and no screen doth find?
34019	Does not his case show the anti- scientific temper of churchmen?
34019	How do our cities of 100,000 inhabitants compare with it?)
34019	Long ago Virgil asked in a famous line,"Is it possible that there can be such great wrath in divine minds?"
34019	Should we not rather maintain that they helped save science from its enemies?
34019	That the careers of these men are profitless, who shall allege?
34019	The Arabs and Paris said:"Why dissect if you trust Galen?
34019	Till Pliny of the first century after Christ, what Roman was a scientist?
34019	Virchow, in his address at Rome, said Morgagni was the first pathological anatomist who, instead of asking What is disease?
34019	Whence shall this be obtained-- from religion or from some temporal reward?
34019	Who would guess from this brief epitome of Eusebius''views that the latter had devoted to the subject more than thirty pages?
34019	Why doth your soul lift up itself on high?
34019	Why should a permission be necessary, however, will be asked?
34019	With these seven centuries can we not properly compare the later seven in which the Christian Fathers were the teachers of the civilized world?
34019	Yet what writer of to- day rises to charge them with a cardinal sin, because Science remained at a standstill among them for seven full centuries?
34019	_ Analogous Examples_.--Should we be surprised, then, if men so occupied failed to add much to the world''s store of scientific knowledge?
34019	asked Where is it?"
31892	A Red?
31892	Ah-- always?
31892	Ai n''t this a beaut of a problem? 31892 All right, what are they?"
31892	And me?
31892	And that adds up for you? 31892 And the Dynapack?"
31892	And what happened to me?
31892	And why in blazes not?
31892	Anybody ever think of testing the ink, Lou?
31892	Are these supposed to be my burial clothes?
31892	Are you sure?
31892	At the age of 70 or 80?
31892	Benefit?
31892	But I did n''t get shot or die of malnutrition?
31892	But what''s this all about?
31892	But you admit there''s plenty about these cases that does n''t figure?
31892	Ca n''t money be more important to a psychotic than eating?
31892	Can you make any sense of it, Prof?
31892	Can you think of any reason why there should be?
31892	Can you?
31892	Come right in-- Mr. Weldon, is n''t it?
31892	Cops after you?
31892	Did you ever try starving for weeks, Lou?
31892	Do you know how long it takes to die of starvation?
31892	Do you?
31892	El Greco, for instance?
31892	Even when they''re starting to get real hungry?
31892	How did you know that?
31892	How far you want to go, mister?
31892	How would that be as a motive?
31892	How?
31892	If you''re not curious, why not just wait outside for me?
31892	Is there anything else you want me to tell you about yourself?
31892	Like how?
31892	Look, friend,I told him,"I''m just passing through town--""Ah?"
31892	Mark Weldon, is n''t it? 31892 Me?
31892	Name, address, previous occupation, social security number?
31892	Not because the things might be worth a lot of dough?
31892	On one hand? 31892 Project?"
31892	See what I mean?
31892	Something else?
31892	Technical data? 31892 That would n''t be a bribe, would it?"
31892	That''s obvious, is n''t it?
31892	They really could grow hair on you?
31892	We do n''t want to burn out every appliance in the place, do we?
31892	Well, it''s a pleasure to do business with a man who wants an American to win,he said,"and the hell with the smart dough, eh?"
31892	What are you going to do to me?
31892	What are you kicking about? 31892 What did you do with her?"
31892	What do you do next?
31892	What do you want me to do?
31892	What does that prove, Mark?
31892	What else could you want?
31892	What else do you know?
31892	What for? 31892 What happened to you?"
31892	What happened to_ him_?
31892	What is it you do n''t get?
31892	What made you think you would be?
31892	What makes you think so?
31892	What others? 31892 What''s the difference, Lou?
31892	What''s this all about?
31892	What''s this for?
31892	Where does a guy find a place to eat in this city?
31892	Where is she?
31892	Which means what?
31892	Who are you?
31892	Why do n''t you go back to acting, where you belong, Lou, and leave sleuthing to people who know how?
31892	Why not?
31892	Why? 31892 Will you please arrange to have the special food for Mr. Weldon delivered here immediately?"
31892	Would I kill her and call you up to get right over here? 31892 Would n''t you take damned good care of the most important thing in the world to you?"
31892	Would you rather have all cash or bank accounts or both?
31892	Yeah? 31892 Yes?"
31892	You know that? 31892 You mean it''s no deal?"
31892	You mean like getting shot at?
31892	You mean the idea is not just to build up a fortune for you with a cut for whoever helps you do it?
31892	You would n''t want to bet on that, would you?
31892	You would n''t, would you? 31892 You''d like to be rich, would n''t you, Weldon?"
31892	You''d think so, would n''t you?
31892	You''re going to do to me what you did to the old man you hired today?
31892	You''re not afraid to have us dig for her body, Mark?
31892	Your problem? 31892 _ Alive?_"I asked, shocked right into eagerness again.
31892	_ Both_ of us?
31892	***** You want to know why?
31892	A disintegrator?
31892	All I had to do was act as if I belonged to that time and place and who would know the difference?
31892	All the other victims-- I presume you''re interested in their errands?"
31892	And in what age was ignorance of the law ever an excuse?
31892	Anything else on your mind?"
31892	Are these things what you people have to live on?"
31892	Are you a stranger in town?"
31892	But then what would happen?
31892	But those starvation cases...."Do I get any guarantees?"
31892	But what about the$ 17,000 that had been found in the lining of his jacket?
31892	But what started them playing?
31892	But where did the$ 17,000 fit in?
31892	Can you imagine him trying to figure out what those items are for and how they work?
31892	Closed for the day... or open for business?
31892	Did you take a look at the condition the world is in lately?
31892	Did you?"
31892	Do I come out of this alive?"
31892	Do I make myself clear?"
31892	Do you remember coming back from your first trip with dust on your hand?"
31892	Do you?"
31892	Even if there had been a restaurant, what would I have used for money?
31892	From the 20th Century?"
31892	Get it now?
31892	Had n''t all the starvation cases been people without social security, references, either no friends and relatives or those they''d lost track of?
31892	Had the old guy been remembering a picture he''d seen?
31892	How do I know what figures and what does n''t when I''m dealing with insanity or delirium?"
31892	How do I know you''re not setting up something for me that I''ll wish I had n''t gotten into?"
31892	How does that tie in with the old woman who had died?
31892	How many dozens of deaths were you responsible for?
31892	How so?"
31892	Hypnosis?
31892	I could n''t...._ Why_ could n''t I?
31892	I could offer you a partnership, but I''m not really in a position to offer it, am I?"
31892	I was frustratedly switching off a film on psychology when a female voice said from the door,"May I help you?"
31892	I wo n''t tell you what they are, of course; you did n''t tell me what I''d go through, did you?
31892	I''d pulled a blooper, but how was I to know until too late?
31892	If somebody kept you from dying, would you give him any dough for it, even if you were a senile psychotic?"
31892	Is that enough of a guarantee?"
31892	Is that right?"
31892	Now what''s this about financing the two of us?"
31892	Remember the Poe story that shows the best place to hide something is right out in the open, which is the last place anyone would look?
31892	She had the records, did n''t she?
31892	She had to, while she asked,"Do you have the notes I sent you for?"
31892	She''s not here, is she?"
31892	Shrewd stagesetting?
31892	Some kind of polarizing glass or plastic?
31892	This is the first live one you''ve seen, is n''t it?
31892	Weldon?"
31892	Weldon?"
31892	What are the chances, Weldon?"
31892	What made me think so?
31892	What''s the other reason you did n''t bother with the future?"
31892	What''s the other?"
31892	Where is she?"
31892	Where''s the problem-- if there is one?"
31892	Which reminds me, you have anything else to do here?"
31892	Who''d you say benefits if I get it?"
31892	Why did you apply?"
31892	Why should these old people be any exception?"
31892	Why should they have died of malnutrition?"
31892	Would n''t I have sneaked these things out first?
31892	Would you mind picking up the envelopes on the table?"
31892	You were interested in acquiring one?"
31892	[ Illustration] What in hell had I run for?
31892	[ Illustration]"What for?"
31892	[ Illustration]"When are you going to stop taking Weldon around to these cases, Sergeant?"
31892	[ Illustration][ Illustration]"And you took it?"
31892	_ She was where the money came from!_*****"You trying to tell me you''re a philanthropist?"
35772	The true SHEKINAH is Man: where else is the GOD''S PRESENCE manifested, not to our eyes only, but to our hearts, as in our fellow- man?
35772	To the eye of vulgar Logic what is man? 35772 [ 73] THE PROBLEM OF LIFE.--The problem is: What is it in an organism which causes it to behave in a fashion so impossible for any machine?
35772	[ 77] SOME DEDUCTIONS FROM HISTORY.--But, it may be asked, what definite conclusions have the foregoing chapters to offer? 35772 ( Hence the question, How is pure mathematics possible? 35772 Before asking,_ What_ do I know? 35772 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INTELLECT.--What is theintellect,"to which we look in vain for any_ complete_ explanation of existence?
35772	Can our systematised knowledge sanction a religious attitude?
35772	Can we know reality?
35772	He begins by asking, How, as a matter of history, has human intellect developed?
35772	He seeks to solve the problem: How is knowledge possible?
35772	He then, and then only, proceeds to put the question( which uncritical thinkers always put_ first_), What can the intellect do for us?
35772	How did these innumerable species naturally and automatically come into being?
35772	How does the one affect the other?
35772	Is not pure truth for Thee alone?
35772	MECHANISM UNDERMINED.--How did this affect the mechanical theory?
35772	To the eye of pure Reason what is he?
35772	What are the relations between the two?
35772	Will it return?
35772	Will the whole Finance Ministers and Upholsterers and Confectioners of modern Europe undertake, in jointstock company, to make one Shoeblack Happy?
35772	[ 72] Professor J. Arthur Thomson, in an article entitled,"Is there one Science of Nature?"
35772	the preliminary question should be,_ How_ do I know?
38379	Can any priest answer this question?
38379	In Natural History what a vast field is open?
38379	It is the duty of the Man of Science to make war upon all error and imposture, or why does he study?
38379	Of what use to society at large is a classical scholar?
38379	Then where is the difference in the conduct of those two Magnificent Inquisitors General, and between my case and that of Galileo?
38379	What can be more simple, more amusing, or more useful, and more instructive?
38379	What other system of education can be so well calculated for a proper expansion of the juvenile mind?
38379	Will ye any longer bend the knee to such Baals-- to such Golden Calves as these?
38379	Will ye bend your aspiring minds to prop the thrones of such contemptible, such ignorant, such brutish despots?
38379	Will ye, Men of Science, continue to truckle before such animals?
38379	and who can read this, and for a moment believe that he was a Christian when he wrote it?
38379	or one well versed in the ancient mythologies, for this, after all, is the chief part of classical knowledge?
41586	Had Burl fled from the spider, and was it following?
41586	Had they all, men and women and children, died in convulsions of gasping strangulation?
41586	Was Saya safe, or had the whole tribe succumbed to the poisonous stuff?
41586	Would they breathe in flames of firelike torment and die slowly, or would the red dust be merciful and slay them quickly?
32866	Are you sure the attack was from space?
32866	Atom blast?
32866	But how can we defend ourselves?
32866	But how? 32866 Do you know where the main works are?"
32866	First, what kind of weapon are they using? 32866 For what?"
32866	Hmmm?
32866	How do you know?
32866	How much time have I got?
32866	Huh?
32866	I did n''t, did I?
32866	Kanato?
32866	What about a fast moving asteroid? 32866 What about these towers?"
32866	What can we lose?
32866	What do you guys want?
32866	What is going on?
32866	What is it?
32866	What''ll we do with him?
32866	Where is it?
32866	Why have millions more killed?
32866	Accident?
32866	After that?
32866	And after he got there, if he got there?
32866	And what power?
32866	And who was the traitor inside the Council?
32866	Are you game?"
32866	Besides, if they were so omniscient, why bother to try to stop him with words?
32866	But how?
32866	But how?
32866	But of what was that atmosphere composed?
32866	But what''s the difference?
32866	By what?
32866	Did they try to get a triangulation?"
32866	Or have you forgotten?
32866	Remember three days ago you were best man at a wedding?
32866	Second, where are we?"
32866	What about skyports, observatories, the fleet base on the Moon?
32866	What are our chances of getting a ship?"
32866	What did the rest of the world mean to Case Damon?
32866	What if Cranly was the traitor within the Council?
32866	Where the devil was he?
32866	Where''ve you been?
32866	Who knew for certain where the next blast would hit?
32866	Why sacrifice your life for a lost cause?"
32866	Why tip them off he was still alive?
32866	Would they believe he''d been day- dreaming?
32866	[ Sidenote: What was this blinding force that came out of a hole in the sky, and was powerful enough to destroy an entire city?
32866	a man yelled"What if those brakes had n''t worked?"
41637	Burl said fiercely to his followers:"Where are the sharp things?"
41637	But why look for trouble?
41637	How?
41637	They could dodge the red dust, but how could they escape the deaths that waited them here?
34771	What will be the next chapter of British enterprise and invention, and who and where the men to perform the chief part in it? 34771 And especially what is new truth? 34771 And how may we best detect it? 34771 Are they all compounds of Hydrogen? 34771 Are they all decomposed by very high temperatures, as compound substances aredisassociated"by less elevated temperatures?
34771	As scientific research has proved itself to be of such great value to this nation, the question naturally arises, how can it best be promoted?
34771	As the term"verified truth"may appear vague, the questions may well be asked, what is truth?
34771	Can we expect to buy new scientific knowledge at so much a pound, or to retail discovery by the pint?
34771	Do gases transmit heat by conduction?
34771	Does Light( without heat) expand bodies?
34771	Is Electricity decomposible like radiant heat or light?
34771	It is true that many things which have appeared very promising in theory or in experiment, have{ 49} failed altogether in practice, but why is this?
34771	Or why silk dyed in Lyons should possess a finer colour than the same silk dyed by the same process in Coventry?
34771	Or why varnish made in the open country has different properties from that made in a town?
34771	Ought a Bishop to be content with the renown of his eloquence, without receiving any payment for his services?
34771	Ought the late Duke of Wellington to have been satisfied with the fame alone of his exploits, without being paid any salary?
34771	Under what circumstances is Light converted into Electricity?
34771	Under what circumstances is heat wholly converted into mechanical power?
34771	Under what conditions is Fluorine isolated?
34771	What are the properties of Fluorine?
34771	What is the actual molecular arrangement of the atoms of Hydrogen at 60 Fahrenheit?
34771	What is the actual size of an atom of Hydrogen?
34771	What is the cause of the absence of metalloids in the Sun?
34771	What is the reason that scientific research is not sufficiently encouraged in England?
34771	What is the vapour density of Cæsium?
34771	When contagious disease overtakes us, what do we do?
34771	Who can estimate the amount of beneficial moral influences of an indirect kind obtained by means of modern science?
34771	Who can measure the value of the cure of souls, of the duties of a judge, or of those of a field- marshal?
34771	Who can tell why it is that wire- work of brass or German silver becomes gradually brittle by lapse of time?
34771	With regard to the question, what is new truth?
34771	and how may it best be recognised?
34771	and into Magnetism?
34771	{ 24} Are the"elementary substances"really compound bodies?
32339	Again? 32339 All right, everybody,"said Pell, half- belligerently,"what''s the big idea?"
32339	And the inoculation''s for that?
32339	And the moon trip''s off?
32339	Baby, what are you saying?
32339	But World Congress is n''t likely to pass such a bill, is it? 32339 But do n''t you have any theories?"
32339	But how does this stuff work? 32339 But-- how-- what happened?
32339	By conditioned, you mean this enzyme of yours?
32339	Chief,he said to the blank walls,"what''s this all about?
32339	Could I remind you,said Pell,"that my vacation is supposed to start tomorrow?"
32339	Did Wilcox leave yet?
32339	Do n''t you think you might do better to get busy on those computers?
32339	Fooling?
32339	For instance, why do the permanent residents up here have to have an inoculation every year?
32339	Gon na cooperate?
32339	Have any here now?
32339	He''s interested in this thing, is n''t he?
32339	Hello-- what''s this all about?
32339	Hey,he said,"what am I supposed to do, sleep out here?"
32339	Hm?
32339	Hm?
32339	How about location?
32339	How about the Stardust Cafe?
32339	How did you get to her? 32339 I''d like to know what in blazes you think you can do on the moon that you ca n''t do in a good healthy session at the computers?"
32339	Is there a terrace?
32339	Knew what, honey?
32339	Nebel?
32339	No?
32339	Oh-- did Larkin brief you on it already?
32339	Pell, does Kronski know about all these wild hunches of yours?
32339	Pell, who do you think you''re fooling?
32339	Remember the signal?
32339	See what?
32339	Still believe in hunches, eh? 32339 There is?"
32339	Until I got close?
32339	Venusian rash?
32339	Was Doc Wilcox here?
32339	Well, why should I?
32339	What are you grinning at?
32339	What are you squawking about? 32339 What can I do for you?"
32339	What do you mean by that?
32339	What else is it? 32339 What in hell,"he asked,"are you and Kronski doing on the moon?"
32339	What precaution?
32339	What''s 445 under this heading?
32339	What''s the rest?
32339	What''s this? 32339 What''s your next move then?"
32339	Where are you going?
32339	Where does the serum or whatever you call it come from?
32339	Where''s Ciel?
32339	Where''s the terrace?
32339	Who the devil authorized you to go traipsing to the_ moon_ to do it?
32339	Why did n''t you tell me?
32339	Wilcox?
32339	Will you stop being so damned mysterious and tell me what it''s all about?
32339	Wonder what we''re looking into these Supremists for?
32339	Yes?
32339	Yes?
32339	You mean luring you into our little trap on the terrace, so to speak? 32339 You mean we oughta take a trip to the moon?"
32339	You-- you are going to work in the morning, then?
32339	_ Pell? 32339 A drug?
32339	And the last week of December everybody on the moon gets his inoculations, right?"
32339	Are you awake now?_"It had happened then, just as he had expected.
32339	But we have a little job for you that holds you up, and what do you do?
32339	Do you follow me?"
32339	Does it knock you out, or what?"
32339	From the corner of his eye he saw Chief Larkin looking at him with an expression of-- what, amusement?
32339	Further analysis necessary._""You think this enzyme, or whatever it is, has something to do with it?"
32339	Half an hour?"
32339	He glanced at the government adviser as if to say:_ See?
32339	He shook hands with the two men and then said to Larkin,"What''s up?"
32339	He''d been in the last one: who had n''t?
32339	How about the Stardust Cafe?
32339	How did you make her do what she did?"
32339	I found that out when I was tailing those two gamblers who had a place on the moon, remember?"
32339	I thought-- I mean, when you''re working on a case and you have a lead, you''re supposed to go after it, are n''t you?"
32339	In a pleasant enough voice he said,"Yes?"
32339	In other words, Mr. Pell, just how far are you?"
32339	Is he still there?"
32339	Is it some kind of a joke?"
32339	Is that true?"
32339	Is there any drug that can hypnotize a person?"
32339	It was n''t until they were home in their underground apartment and getting ready for bed that Ciel turned to him and said,"You see?"
32339	Joe Citizen, the man in the tunnels could see these things, why could n''t these so- called trained diplomats?
32339	Kronski said,"Huh?"
32339	Life there?
32339	Like to join us?"
32339	Mind?"
32339	Now all of a sudden you decide duty has got to take you to the moon, huh?"
32339	Pell looked up and said,"Wait a minute....""Wait for what?
32339	Pell said to Kronski,"Got the story all straight?"
32339	Pell?"
32339	Question number one: can anybody be hypnotized against his will?"
32339	She looked at him questioningly?
32339	The causes?
32339	The human race, since the beginning of recorded time, has failed to achieve real peace and stability, right?
32339	The next best thing, eh?
32339	To break it up, or not to break it up?
32339	What do you want me to do?"
32339	What''d he want?"
32339	What''s the matter with you, anyway?"
32339	What''s the matter, you think I''m a moron, I ca n''t remember?"
32339	Where can I meet you?"
32339	Why?"
32339	Wo n''t they see through it?"
32339	Wonder how they do it?"
32339	You understand?"
32339	_ Did Pell hear correctly?
32339	agents are trained to be pretty quick with a freezer, right, Chief?"
32339	and he read the silent question:_ Now can you spare a little time?_"Baby,"he said softly, and kissed her.
31236	After it was done I''d have to Free- Agent for a year, would n''t I?
31236	And how was Dr. Aviado? 31236 But why?
31236	But why_ you_?
31236	Cigar?
31236	Could?
31236	Dammit, man, are you blind and deaf? 31236 Did n''t you hear me?
31236	Did you sleep on the way back?
31236	Do you know what you''re saying?
31236	Do you read music? 31236 Do you really want me to tell you?"
31236	Everything is going right along, eh?
31236	Everything under control, Dan?
31236	Everything''s O.K.? 31236 Have you_ seen_ the Starship?
31236	He got next to them okay?
31236	He has n''t changed a bit, has he?
31236	He_ could_ be a pain, could n''t he?
31236	Hello, Dwight?--What? 31236 How did you get in here?
31236	How do I know you wo n''t break it anyway?
31236	How much time?
31236	How''s that? 31236 How?"
31236	I think the Senator would like to see the ship now-- isn''t that right, Senator?
31236	I worked for him once, remember? 31236 Is n''t it, though?"
31236	It''s almost finished?
31236	Ken Armstrong? 31236 Mr. Chauncey Devlin?"
31236	No luck?
31236	Nobody saw it happening?
31236	Objection? 31236 Of rejuvenation?
31236	Oh? 31236 Oh?"
31236	Permit?
31236	Say, who''s been talking to you?
31236	So? 31236 Sober?"
31236	The alky?
31236	The hearings are that critical, eh?
31236	Then what was it like?
31236	Then_ why_?
31236	There''s no question of appropriations, I hope, Senator?
31236	Tonight? 31236 Well, what''s wrong?"
31236	Well, would_ you_ walk into the Center for a Retread now without being sure he''s wrong?
31236	What did he want?
31236	What did you want down there?
31236	What do you think?
31236	What do you want,''Moses''?
31236	What is it, son?
31236	What is that damn shadow of yours nosing around Tenner''s for? 31236 What sort of reports?"
31236	What''s funny about the Colony?
31236	What''s on Kornwall?
31236	What''s the matter, Dan?
31236	What''s your excuse going to be?
31236	What, are you crazy, son? 31236 What, the switch in dates?"
31236	Which will this be?
31236	Why has it got to be_ your_ personal fight? 31236 Why not?
31236	Why on Earth should I tell you anything, Holy Man?
31236	Why?
31236	Why?
31236	Would you care to take a look at my lab, by the way? 31236 You did n''t think_ anybody_ knew about that, did you, Walt?
31236	You do n''t mind if I finish this, Dwight?
31236	You do n''t think I can do it?
31236	You gave it to Carl Golden, a long time ago when he was with you, remember? 31236 You need more time?
31236	You with me, son?
31236	You''re afraid of it, are n''t you, Senator?
31236	You''re heading for Las Vegas, eh? 31236 You_ do_ get melodramatic, do n''t you, Dan?
31236	_ Another_ feature attraction? 31236 A trick of acoustics? 31236 After all, we_ had_ time now-- Keller and Stark just back with sixty more years to live-- why the rush? 31236 And Carl had trusted him when he had said he wouldn''t-- but if Carl were standing here now, he''d say yes, go ahead, use it, would n''t he? 31236 And do you know who''s getting set to land the death- blow?
31236	And once or twice you''ve blacked clean out for a while, and made your staff work like demons to cover for you and keep it off the teevies, right?"
31236	And you realize what happens if''Moses''gets wind of this mess?
31236	And''Moses''Tyndall''s network hookup last night-- of course nobody with any sense listens to_ him_, but did you hear that hall go wild?
31236	Better that_ nobody_ should have it-- Or: Immortality, huh?
31236	Billions and billions of calories of solar heat concentrated down there, and what do you think he''s doing with it?
31236	But now--_what if Paul were right?_ Ca n''t do it now.
31236	But supposing I did n''t?
31236	But what kind?
31236	But why was he in the fight and what was to happen to Senator Fowler''s fight against this fantastic conspiracy?
31236	Can you imagine it?
31236	Can you imagine?
31236	Carl''s my boy now-- do you think I''ll swallow the same bait?"
31236	Choosing the crew-- what criteria, what qualifications?
31236	Conversion?
31236	Could n''t we take time to find a valid test for that engine at ultra- high acceleration before we put it back in?
31236	Could the boy read his mind?
31236	Did n''t you hear me a moment ago?
31236	Did you hear about his scheme?
31236	Do you have any idea?
31236	Do you know what I''m thinking, Carl?
31236	Do you know what he''s been doing down there lately?
31236	Do you like to hunt?
31236	Does it sound like he''s lying to you?"
31236	Eleven?
31236	Faster, faster, why ca n''t you get this crate to move?
31236	Finds out what your brother told you, or even finds out that you''re worried about something?"
31236	Get sidetracked on some aspect for a few years-- so what?
31236	God damned heart and god damned brother and god damned Rinehart-- did_ everything_ have to split the wrong way?
31236	Had Carl heard the fear he had whispered?
31236	Had he heard?
31236	Have you gone to see any of the Noble Ten that are still rattling around?
31236	Have you just finished with the ad- men?"
31236	Have you_ talked_ to them over there?
31236	He said why could n''t you have come to Starship ten years earlier?
31236	His own trouser leg?
31236	How about Roderigo Aviado and his Solar Energy Project down in Antarctica?
31236	How about all the suicides we''ve been having in the last ten years?
31236	How could Terry Fisher know?
31236	How long have you worked on it now?"
31236	How old was he then-- ten?
31236	I came to Starship Project-- what was it, fifteen years ago?
31236	I had a tape from Lijinsky last month-- do you know what he said?
31236	I stand before you now, formally, to withdraw them--"What, what?
31236	I wo n''t forget it--"What did the swine want, an arm off at the roots?
31236	If a man could live forty years instead of twenty, had it been wrong to fight the plagues that struck him down in his youth?
31236	If he could live sixty years instead of forty, had the great researchers of the 1940''s and''50''s and''60''s been wrong?
31236	If that story of his were true, why has he waited so long to tell somebody about it?"
31236	It had been a quick, imperfect job of jimmying the lock, so obviously poor that it had worried him a lot-- but why should they test it?
31236	Jean''s quick kiss before he climbed up, the sharp worry in her eyes("Got your pills, Dad?
31236	Jean?"
31236	Let''s forget philosophy and semantics and concepts and all the frills for just a minute and talk about facts, huh?
31236	Look, son-- is Fisher doing all right?"
31236	Now?
31236	Now?
31236	Of all times of all days of all his fifty- six years of life,_ now_?
31236	Okay?"
31236	Ol''Moses really gets you going-- ever listen to him talk?
31236	Or just plain stupid?
31236	Out on the ice on their rosy red-- How''s that?
31236	People do n''t_ need_ to die-- wasn''t that what Dr. Moss had said?
31236	Remember?"
31236	Rinehart?
31236	Sherry, Dan?"
31236	Something torn loose down in Washington?"
31236	Starship Project is completed, it''s been completed for ten years now, but do you know what happened to these blueprints, the originals?
31236	Suicided?"
31236	Supposing I was all changed?"
31236	Tell me what?"
31236	That was what they did with your father, was n''t it, Carl?
31236	The others fumble it-- they''d foul it up, Fowler protested?
31236	The squeaking of a valve-- what?
31236	Then:"Are you selling?"
31236	Then:"Carl?"
31236	There was n''t a slip- up on this permit?"
31236	There was plenty of time-- why not make_ sure_ it''s right?
31236	There was some trouble about money-- I think you had your thumb in the pie there, getting it fixed for us, did n''t you?
31236	This is the end-- it''s too late now._ And then, cruelly,_ why did I wait so long?_ He struggled against the mask, sat bolt upright in bed.
31236	Timagami-- Ontario?
31236	To keep it down to five hundred a year?
31236	Two trips in three days-- what are you trying to track down?"
31236	Was Rinehart''s face whiter than it had been?
31236	Was it any more wrong to want to live a thousand years?
31236	Was it possible that he knew what Dan Fowler was thinking?
31236	Was it worth a chance of a fumble to get out there_ this_ year instead of_ next_?
31236	Was it wrong to want to live?_ Dan Fowler was dying.
31236	Was the Hall quieter now?
31236	Well, what''s happened, Dan?"
31236	Well, where is he?
31236	Whadj- ya think, I''d sober up after you left me tonight?
31236	What about Mother?"
31236	What do the insurance people say about that?"
31236	What''s happened?
31236	What''s happening to the Mars Colony?
31236	What''s this about my brother?"
31236	When had he slept last?
31236	When had it happened?
31236	When rockets have been built for years, running to Mars every two months?
31236	Which does n''t go away with one nitro- tablet any more, so you have to take two, and sometimes three-- right?"
31236	Who are they backing in the Government?
31236	Who could say that it was?
31236	Who wants engineers?
31236	Who''s dying?"
31236	Why did it have to be his personal fight?
31236	Why did you ever come up here?
31236	Why must it be him?
31236	Why not turn it over to your staff?
31236	Why not?
31236	Why not?"
31236	Why scare her any more?
31236	Why the sudden leaping interest in Nevada?
31236	Why?
31236	Why?
31236	Why?
31236	Why?
31236	Why?"
31236	Why?"
31236	Would Carl understand it?
31236	You do dig them up, do n''t you?
31236	You hear what happened to Harvey Tatum?
31236	You?
31236	_ Coward?
31236	_ Rejuvenation for the millions-- or rejuvenation for the five hundred lucky ones, the select ones, that can be treated each year?
31236	_ Why not?_"Paul looked across at him for a long moment.
41622	Ca n''t you keep your voice down?
41622	Do you realize,he blazed, whipping his finger at her,"that for two years there has n''t been more than a dozen murders in the city?
41622	Have you been drinking again, Samuel?
41622	What_ can_ you mean?
41622	Why ca n''t you write? 41622 Why do n''t you write something science- fictional?"
41622	Why not write a love story?
41622	***** FAMOUS LAST WORDS:"But, Mr. Smith, how do you explain that gyro- statistic- electromagnetiosonomonator on the radiostuntomotor?"
41622	And why were they fighting?
41622	If you do like it, how about a letter sent to the editorial offices of F.F., at 1841 South Manhatten Place, Los Angeles, California?
41622	Right?
41622	The disk was like a wheel-- so Hedrik thought-- it should revolve like one, should n''t it?
42987	Burl gulped and said sternly:"Where are the sharp things?"
31271	If we look at home, my Lords, do we not see the same things here as are seen every where else? 31271 Is it necessary for me to tell you how much all your countrymen, I speak of the great mass of the people, are interested in your welfare?
31271	Now, my Lords, what can we think of this man Samuel? 31271 Should his flight be considered as his own act, or the act of those who fled with him?
31271	Who is it,said I to him,"that you intend to implicate as censureable by shewing those instructions?
31271	( 2) From such a beginning what else could be expected, than what has happened?
31271	1 In reading this the Committee added,"Why Thomas Payne more than another?
31271	And ought not America to have the same right to be offended at France?
31271	And what is the produce of the land without manufactures?
31271	And who do you think the man was that offered me his services?
31271	And why should it not be so?
31271	And will the Committees take upon themselves to answer for the dishonour they bring upon the National Character of their Country?
31271	Are not our sailors as safe at land as at sea?
31271	Are not, for example, the present Kings of Europe the most peaceable of mankind, and the Empress of Russia the very milk of human kindness?
31271	Are our young men taken to be horsemen, or foot soldiers, any more than in Germany or in Prussia, or in Hanover or in Hesse?
31271	Are the poor afraid that their condition should be rendered too comfortable?
31271	Are the public afraid that their taxes should be lessened too much?
31271	Are these masters really of their kind?
31271	Are these men Federalists?
31271	Are they afraid that sinecure places and pensions should be abolished too fast?
31271	Are they ever dragged from their homes, like oxen to the slaughter- house, to serve on board ships of war?
31271	Are those men_ federalized_ to support the liberties of their country or to overturn them?
31271	Are we then to treat our descendants in advance as cattle, who shall have neither will nor rights of their own?
31271	But at present who can resist the Law, which is the will of all, whose execution is the interest of all?
31271	But how could they transmit to him a right they did not possess?
31271	But if ordinary men in power repay you with incapacity or with princely vices?
31271	But of what use are navies otherwise than to make or prevent invasions?
31271	But what have we to do with a thousand years?
31271	But what is this house, or that house, or any other house to a nation?
31271	But who could have supposed that falling systems, or falling opinions, admitted of a ratio apparently as true as the descent of falling bodies?
31271	But who is to be the judge of what is a temperate and moderate Reform?
31271	But who was it that produced the necessity of an extraordinary measure in France?
31271	By what criterion are we to know it?
31271	By what evidence are we to prove it?
31271	By what right then can any be excluded?
31271	By what right then did the hereditary system begin?
31271	Can Stormont imagine that the political_ ca nt_, with which he has larded his harangue, will conceal the craft?
31271	Can they be fit for great affairs who render equal homage to vice and virtue, and yield the same submission to ignorance and wisdom?
31271	Can those men seriously suppose any nation to be so completely blind as not to see through them?
31271	Could we conceive an idea of superiority in any, at what point of time, or in what century of the world, are we to fix it?
31271	Did they mean to kidnap General Washington, Mr. Madison, and several other Americans whom they dubbed with the same title as well as me?
31271	Do we not see that nature, in all her operations, disowns the visionary basis upon which the funding system is built?
31271	Does he not know that there never was a cover large enough to hide_ itself_?
31271	Does this look as if I had abandoned America?
31271	Establishing, then, plurality as a principle, the only question is, What shall be the number of that plurality?
31271	For however little a State, the prince is nearly always too small: where is the proportion between one man and the affairs of a whole nation?
31271	For what is trade without merchants?
31271	For what purpose could an army of twenty- five thousand men be wanted?
31271	For what purpose, then, are they retained, unless it be for that of imposition and wilful defamation?
31271	For what purpose, then, could it be wanted?
31271	For what?
31271	Fourteen years, and something more, have produced a change, at least among a part of the people, and I ask my- self what it is?
31271	From what other motive than the consciousness of their own designs could they have fear?
31271	HAVE RESPITE?
31271	Had Washington hidden the letters showing on their face that he_ had_"officially interposed"for Paine by two Ministers?
31271	Has not the most profound peace reigned throughout the world ever since Kings were in fashion?
31271	Have Congress as a body made any declaration respecting me, that they now no longer consider me as a citizen?
31271	Have Respite?
31271	Have the Federal ministers of the church meditated on these matters?
31271	He has been very still since his declension from the Whigs, and is not concerned in the slave- trade[ question?]
31271	He pretended to be a prophet, or a wise man, but has not the event proved him to be a fool, or an incendiary?
31271	How can this ignorance of an astute man, Secretary of State under Washington and Adams, be explained?
31271	How then were they acquired?
31271	If she could not do the one, how is she to perform the other?
31271	If such was the case in settling the accounts of his predecessor, how much more has he to apprehend when the accounts to be settled are his own?
31271	If you admit inheritance of an office, why not that of a distinction?
31271	In fine, will any of the powers agree to strengthen the hands of the other against itself?
31271	In the first place I wish to ask, what is here meant by the Government of America?
31271	Is it in the man, or in the mule?
31271	Is it not an insult to nations to wish them so governed?
31271	Is it not enough that I suffer imprisonment, but my mind also must be wounded and tortured with subjects of this kind?
31271	Is it possible Sir that I should, when I am suffering unjust imprisonment under the very eye of her new Minister?
31271	Is not the G. R., or the broad R., stampt upon every thing?
31271	Is the sailor afraid that press- warrants will be abolished?
31271	Is the soldier frightened at the thoughts of his discharge, and three shillings per week during life?
31271	Is the tenth of our seed taken by tax- gatherers, or is any part of it given to the King''s servants?
31271	Is the worn- out mechanic, or the aged and decayed tradesman, frightened at the prospect of receiving ten pounds a year out of the surplus taxes?
31271	Is there a man so mad, so stupid, as to sup- pose this system can continue?
31271	Is there a word of truth, or any thing like truth, in all that he has said?
31271	It is by sympathy that we are good and human: with whom does a monarch sympathize?
31271	On what ground, then, or by what authority, do we dare to deprive of their rights those children who will soon be men?
31271	Or can Grenvilie believe that his credit with the public encreases with his avarice for places?
31271	Should human beings then be the property of certain individuals, born or to be born?
31271	Tell me, then, what is there in common between him who is master of a people, and the people of whom he is master?
31271	That which is now called aristocracy implies an inequality of rights; but who are the persons that have a right to establish this inequality?
31271	The Fabian system of war, followed by him, began now to unfold itself with all its evils; but what is Fabian war without Fabian means to support it?
31271	The Rights OF Man is a book calmly and rationally written; why then are you so disturbed?
31271	The point of proof is, can the bank give cash for the bank notes with which the interest is paid?
31271	The question then is, What are the means by which the possession and exercise of this National Right are to be secured?
31271	The question then is-- What is the best step to be taken?
31271	The word of young Dionysius was very sensible: his father, reproaching him for a shameful action, said,"Have I given thee such example?"
31271	There remains then only one question to be considered, what is to be done with this man?
31271	This being the case, how is the War to close?
31271	This being the case, the problem is, does not commerce contain within itself, the means of its own protection?
31271	To add to its fair fame or riot on its spoils?
31271	To what cause are we to ascribe it?
31271	Was it a spontaneous resolution of his own, or was it inspired by others?
31271	What does this dark apology, mixed with accusation, amount to, but to increase and confirm the suspicion that something was wrong?
31271	What else but this can account for the difference between one war costing 21 millions, and another war costing 160 millions?
31271	What is become of the mighty clamour of French invasion, and the cry that our country is in danger, and taxes and armies must be raised to defend it?
31271	What is land without cultivation?
31271	What is monarchy?
31271	What measures does Mr. Adams mean, and what is the imperious necessity to which he alludes?
31271	What measures, it may be asked, were those, for the public have a right to know the conduct of their representatives?
31271	What should such a monstrosity produce but miseries and crimes?
31271	What then is this office, which may be filled by infants or idiots?
31271	What, in the name of heaven, are Bourbon kings to the people of England?
31271	Whence derived he such right?
31271	Whence then, arose the idea of landed property?
31271	Where are we to stop?
31271	Where, then, is the military policy of their attempting to obtain, by force, that which they would refuse by choice?
31271	Who are those that are frightened at reforms?
31271	Who is he that would exclude another?
31271	Who was there that was inconstant?
31271	Why did you not speak thus when you ought to have spoken it?
31271	Why is Royalty an absurd and detestable government?
31271	Why is the Republic a government accordant with nature and reason?
31271	Why should Burke wish to conceal his accounts?
31271	Why, even by the enemies of his civil administration were his abilities very tenderly glanced at?
31271	Why, then, some calm observer will ask, why is the work prosecuted, if these be the goodly matters it contains?
31271	Will England agree to the restoration of the family compact against which she has been fighting and scheming ever since it existed?
31271	Will any Jury deny to the Nation this right?
31271	Will such men never confine themselves to truth?
31271	Will the poor exclude themselves?
31271	Will the rich exclude themselves?
31271	Will they be for ever the deceivers of the people?
31271	With even a little reflexion, can any one tolerate it?
31271	Would any of the primary assemblies have voted for a civil war?
31271	Would it not, even as a matter of economy, be far better to adopt means to prevent their becoming poor?
31271	Ye silly swains, thought I to myself, why do you torment yourselves thus?
31271	my Lords, do we not see the blessed effect of having Kings in every thing we look at?
31271	there exists among my kind a man who pretends that he is born to govern me?
31501	A boat-- hear?
31501	A telepath, did you say?
31501	All taken care of?
31501	All the records?
31501	And what are those two views?
31501	And what have you found out?
31501	And what then? 31501 And you want it for your purposes?"
31501	Any ideas?
31501	Are you a synthetic thing? 31501 Are you all right?"
31501	Are you much of an actress, Elena?
31501	But just what kind of person is needed?
31501	But just who is its membership? 31501 But the telepathy?"
31501	Can I think it over for awhile? 31501 Change them to what?"
31501	Do n''t you feel weak?
31501	Do you want to prove it, Dalgetty?
31501	Doped?
31501	Eh? 31501 Eh?"
31501	Have they hurt you, Dad?
31501	Have you just been hired or are you a visitor?
31501	He lives here, does n''t he?
31501	Hm? 31501 How can I know what the ends of the Institute are when they''re using such means as you?
31501	How did you get here?
31501	How did you-- turn the tables?
31501	How do you know I''ll be telling the truth?
31501	How do you know your precious Institute wo n''t become just such an oligarchy as you describe?
31501	How much does the FBI know?
31501	How so?
31501	How''d you get onto me?
31501	Huh?
31501	Huh?
31501	I know it''s crazy,he told her,"but have you anything better to offer?"
31501	I mean, are you going to throw Dr. Tighe and me to the wolves now? 31501 Indoctrinated?
31501	Is that what your little gang at the Institute is doing? 31501 Just how many of your fellows are there here?"
31501	Just where are we bound?
31501	Now what?
31501	Part seal, part cat, part deer, part what else? 31501 Shall I tell your friends?"
31501	Simon, the risk...."We did n''t have anything to lose, did we?
31501	Smoke?
31501	So you vote conservative?
31501	Suppose I''m not?
31501	That you, Elena? 31501 Under water?"
31501	WHY, WHAT''S THE MATTER, MISTER? 31501 Want to talk to him?"
31501	Well,he said,"what now?"
31501	What are the Institute''s ultimate aims? 31501 What are you here for?"
31501	What are you?
31501	What can we do?
31501	What do you have in mind for Bancroft?
31501	What do you know of that?
31501	What do you mean?
31501	What do you mean?
31501	What do you really want?
31501	What do you want to tell me?
31501	What does the Institute want?
31501	What else has Dr. Tighe done?
31501	What happened?
31501	What makes you think so?
31501	What of it?
31501	What use does Bertrand Meade want to make of our findings if he can get them? 31501 What''s that?"
31501	What''s your name?
31501	What? 31501 When?
31501	Where are we going?
31501	Where you from?
31501	Who decides it? 31501 Who has n''t?
31501	Who, then?
31501	Why are you working for Bertrand Meade?
31501	Why did you do it?
31501	Why should I tell you?
31501	Why should n''t we? 31501 Will you come hold my hand while I''m recuperating?"
31501	Yes? 31501 You did n''t expect otherwise, did you?
31501	You know those people in the next grotto?
31501	You think you could fake_ that_?
31501	You were thinking, Bancroft,''All right, damn you, can you read my mind? 31501 You''ll see that his personality is reshaped_ your_ way, wo n''t you?"
31501	You''re trying hard, are n''t you?
31501	You''ve got brains,he said,"but how much heart?"
31501	A quarter inch of leatherite-- he could snap them but would he break his bones doing it?
31501	After a moment--"You are too, I suppose?"
31501	All right, little man, what next?
31501	All right, why are they here, what do they want?"
31501	And can a free country forbid debate or propaganda?
31501	And her intelligence might be enough for her to learn...._ Will I have to kill her?_ He drove the thought from him.
31501	And underneath, the thought, slowed by the gluiness of panic,_ Does he know I''m FBI?__ FBI!_ He jerked against the straps.
31501	And you can-- do everything, ca n''t you?"
31501	Another pause, then,"''Ten, nine, seven, A, B, M, Z, Z...''Shall I keep on?"
31501	Are they preparing the way for your kind to take over?"
31501	Are you the mutant they''re always speculating about?
31501	Bancroft, sardonically:"What can they do, please?
31501	Bloodstains on this rock, right?
31501	But how can I be sure, when I do n''t know what''s behind it?
31501	But how far does that gun of yours carry?"
31501	But how many of them have anything to do with nominating the candidates or writing the platforms?
31501	But just where does Tighe''s group want to lead us?"
31501	But then what is he?
31501	But what else?
31501	But why not?"
31501	But-- what are you, Dalgetty?"
31501	Ca n''t you see the struggle that would be waged for control of the human mind?
31501	Ca n''t you see what would happen?
31501	D''ja see how he ran?
31501	Dalgetty''s eyes roved with a yearning in them-- how much longer, he wondered, would he be able to see anything at all?
31501	Did Dr. Tighe create or find homo superior?"
31501	Did they make you in the laboratory, Dalgetty?"
31501	Do n''t you see, no matter what we did it would have been us, the few men, who decided?
31501	Do you just let me go?"
31501	Do you want the FBI on our trail?
31501	Do you want to help us?"
31501	Does anybody else know of this spot?"
31501	Find something to tie these two others up with, will you, Dad?"
31501	Got a cigarette?"
31501	Had he called by radio for reinforcements?
31501	Have they decided that mere humanity is n''t good enough to be civilized?
31501	He can--""Read minds?"
31501	He caught the whisper of thought--_fifty of us guards, is it?
31501	He forced me out to a rock in the bay there-- you know it?
31501	He leaned on the rail and said quietly,"Nice evening, is n''t it?"
31501	He raised you, did n''t he?
31501	His rifle swung up, and the voice was a hysterical yammer:"Who goes?"
31501	How come you come with us?"
31501	How far has it gotten?
31501	How is it going about attaining them?
31501	How long we been in here?"
31501	How many will actually take time out to_ work_ at it-- or even to write their Congressmen?
31501	How much does it know about us?"
31501	How to get in there without being seen?
31501	How''d you do it?"
31501	If you do n''t I''ll still be on the outside and unarmed-- and what could you do, one woman alone in that nest?
31501	Is Mr. Bancroft in the house?"
31501	It would n''t do to have too many ideas floating around in the public mind, would it?"
31501	Leaning forward, tautly,"But how do you expect to do this?"
31501	Man:"What aims?"
31501	Man:"What other possibilities have we got?
31501	Or can you survive that too?"
31501	Or can you...?"
31501	Or is he only dissembling?_ He explained his idea.
31501	Or who were hunting him?
31501	Or will you help us?"
31501	Precisely what has it learned, in a scientific way, that it has n''t published?
31501	SHUDDUP, WILL YOU?"
31501	Simon Dalgetty, what are you?"
31501	The question is-- who shall control the group in power?"
31501	The woman:"He can be made to talk, you mean?"
31501	Then,"Where can we go?"
31501	They have n''t yet done so and it''s been a good week now since--"Second man:"How do you know they have n''t?"
31501	What are you going to do about it?"
31501	What are you?"
31501	What can they do?"
31501	What to do, what to do?
31501	What was the last percentage?"
31501	What''ll you have?"
31501	What''s he done?
31501	Where could he hide?
31501	Who are you?
31501	Why had men arranged such clumsy constellations when the total pattern of the sky was a big and lovely harmony?
31501	Why, they vote, do n''t they?
31501	Woman:"Well, then, are they just going to sit and take it?
31501	Would you like a table?"
31501	Yes, why not?
31501	You''re a prisoner, understand?"
31501	_ Are you human?_""I''m told so."
31501	_ But of course I do n''t mind-- or do I?_ Mostly they tried to plan their next move.
31501	_ Dad, what are they doing to you now?_"There''s also the matter of food and drink."
31501	_ Do you think you can make a break?
31501	_ On whom?_ he wondered.
31501	_ She''s not so hard as she makes out-- but then why is she with them?_ He threw a bluff.
31501	_ What are you going to do?
31501	_ What_ are you, Dalgetty?"
31501	_ Why should he mind if he kills human beings when he is n''t one himself?_"But I do mind,"he said gently.
32837	''Tested_ again_''?
32837	Afraid to take off your mask, President? 32837 Any unpleasantness?"
32837	Anything else, Smith?
32837	Called it''war'', did n''t they, John?
32837	Do you presume to--?
32837	Do you remember what it used to be called-- in the middle of the last century?
32837	Eh? 32837 For security reasons?"
32837	For self- piloting weapons, I suppose?
32837	High explosives? 32837 I beg your pardon?"
32837	If you_ really_ want to discuss something, John Smith, suppose we arrange a personal meeting in a non- walled, neutral region? 32837 Is Security Section guarding against spy circuits?"
32837	Jacob--?
32837	May I ask how?
32837	May I say something before we_ go_?
32837	Should I build my power on men like you? 32837 Spies?"
32837	Then why this farce?
32837	There is no conference?
32837	Too bad we ca n''t do it, is n''t it?
32837	War?
32837	Well?
32837	What can we do about it, John?
32837	What problem are you referring to?
32837	Which are?
32837	Who, pray, is the potter, and who the pot?
32837	Why do n''t you try abolishing me and find out?
32837	Why not?
32837	Why?
32837	Would you care to exchange prepared statements to begin with?
32837	Yes, John?
32837	You can not mean that you reject proposals before they are made? 32837 You have translators at hand?"
32837	You''re_ not_ contemplating another peace- effort, John?
32837	Bluff?
32837	Do you agree?"
32837	Do you obey me because I control military force?
32837	Do you wish to enter now, or--""Where are their troops?"
32837	Grease?"
32837	Had one of the guilty Stand- ins perhaps planted the seed in his mind?
32837	Have you given thought to the matter?"
32837	He wondered: were the culprits all ferreted out, or had some of them managed to get around the rechecks?
32837	How could the Red know that he did not speak the Russo- Asian dialect?
32837	How do you mean?"
32837	How effective could you make it-- if you had to?"
32837	I assume that you''re in constant contact with the capitol?"
32837	I think you agree?"
32837	It was unthinkable, that a man should expose himself to... but then, that was what he was trying to prove was n''t it?
32837	May we discuss pertinent matters--?"
32837	Or because I control rabble?
32837	Or the Secondary Stand- ins?
32837	Or your self- appointed Stand- ins?
32837	Say, Antarctica?"
32837	The eventual aim should be economy....""Is this a disarmament proposal?"
32837	The prepared statement said:_ I VETO YOU._"Is this a joke?"
32837	The rabble?
32837	What about the continued conferences?"
32837	What changes had occurred behind the Hell Wall, what new developments in science, what political mutations?
32837	What did you have in mind?"
32837	What do you want?"
32837	Why did he have to find out?
32837	_ But how_ had the idea first come to him?
40954	Are you sure, Captain? 40954 But why?"
40954	Nor even friends?
40954	Then they are on the verge of leaving the Earth and removing to this other planet in some other star system?
40954	Then what is that, Lieutenant?
40954	Why not let them go in peace? 40954 You have found your new planet?"
40954	_ Alien?_"Yes, alien. 40954 Battle Stations? 40954 Did it seem friendly, domineering, or what?
40954	Do you blame us for keeping our existence a secret?
40954	Even though these aliens might seem amiable enough today, how do we know they will be in the future-- possibly in the far future?
40954	Gray?"
40954	Hans Bormann gasped finally, unbelievingly,"How could they possibly know the name of our ship?
40954	He said haltingly,"Why are you here?"
40954	He said, thoughtfully,"You believe their words to be substantially correct, Gray?"
40954	How could they possibly know the Amer- English language?"
40954	It said,_ You are awake, Mr. Gray?_ He stared at it, uncomprehending.
40954	Roger Post was saying hesitantly,"Then it is assumed that the alien craft was n''t friendly?"
40954	There was hesitation again, then,_ And why was that a mistake, Markham Gray?_ Gray wet his lips.
40954	When did you first sight it?
40954	When you received this telepathic message-- or whatever it was-- what was your reaction?
40954	Why have you kept this a secret from humans?"
26852	A germ? 26852 A very unsatisfying view, surely?"
26852	A woman?
26852	After I''d done collecting stamps----"Why do n''t you arrest these two blokes?
26852	Ai n''t going to die?
26852	Ai n''t there enough diseases without you two going and makin''a new one? 26852 Alexis, what is this that you have done to me?"
26852	Ambition?
26852	An Immortal Policeman?
26852	An accident?
26852	An experiment of nature, you mean?
26852	And am I to expect only a short lease of life?
26852	And can I meet her in this state?
26852	And my voice?
26852	And none from Birmingham yet?
26852	And now?
26852	And now?
26852	And now?
26852	And then?
26852	And what about crime?
26852	And what did you collect afore you collected bits of string?
26852	And what did you say?
26852	And what is that?
26852	And why do they not see eye to eye?
26852	And will you, in such circumstances, go on practising medicine-- indefinitely?
26852	And yet you think it applies only to the body-- to the instrument-- and not to the immaterial side of us?
26852	And you?
26852	And you?
26852	And your papers?
26852	Anxiety?
26852	Are n''t you going to have any breakfast?
26852	Are you aware that you are making a very extraordinary statement, sir?
26852	Are you experimenting on Belshazzar?
26852	Are you married?
26852	Are you naturally cheerful?
26852	Are you not a trifle optimistic? 26852 Are you sure it was not just nervousness?"
26852	Are you, then, immortal?
26852	As if you wished to sleep?
26852	At Charing Cross Station?
26852	Beetles?
26852	But surely there will be some limit to pleasure?
26852	But the reports in the paper?
26852	But this germ...?
26852	But what are you doing with them?
26852	But what is it?
26852	But what is the Sarakoff- Harden bacillus?
26852	But what is the riddle you speak of?
26852	But who is Leonora?
26852	But you are distinctly more cheerful this morning than usual?
26852	But you believe in some theory of evolution-- of slow upward progress?
26852	But you do n''t believe him?
26852	But your eyes----stammered Alice"Can you see, father?"
26852	Can I be of any service? 26852 Can a thing be sound and unsatisfying at the same time?
26852	Can you come down to Charing Cross Station at once? 26852 Can you come to my house?"
26852	Can you limit the germ?
26852	Can you smell what this is?
26852	Can you take any steps to stop it or keep it-- within control?
26852	Cheated her?
26852	Consumption?
26852	Deserted?
26852	Did you collect anything?
26852	Did you ever read German psychology and philosophy?
26852	Did you realize you were kneeling?
26852	Did you think my Alexis was an anarchist?
26852	Do I understand, sir, that you have actually put some germ into the Birmingham water- supply?
26852	Do n''t you see that if the germ lasts any length of time,he said,"the machinery will run down and-- stop?"
26852	Do n''t you see that there will always be a shadow between us?
26852	Do n''t you think the caviare is a trifle----?
26852	Do n''t you think the marriage ceremony is rather barbarous?
26852	Do n''t you think there is some meaning behind our particular inevitable destinies-- that we may perhaps have earned them?
26852	Do they appear healthy to you?
26852	Do you believe in miracles?
26852	Do you feel as if you were drunk?
26852	Do you know what it is to have a dream of power, luring you on day and night? 26852 Do you mean to say that we are to regard natural death as a disease?"
26852	Do you mean to tell me,he said at length, in a very deliberate voice,"that the effect of the germ is to destroy ambition?"
26852	Do you notice anything remarkable about these butterflies?
26852	Do you observe the uniform distribution of the growth and the absence of any sign of liquefaction in the medium?
26852	Do you remember how my father behaved? 26852 Do you remember that I once told you my friend, Professor Sarakoff, had succeeded in keeping butterflies alive for over a year?"
26852	Do you see any way out?
26852	Do you suppose London will welcome the spread of the germ? 26852 Do you think my inclination is due to the germ?"
26852	Do you think that any people have ever been so famous as you and I will be in a few days?
26852	Do you want a five- pound note?
26852	Does it sound very loud?
26852	Does it?
26852	Does my case interest you?
26852	Does n''t that stir you?
26852	Does the germ cure disease?
26852	Fear?
26852	Foolish, child? 26852 Gobble?"
26852	Got what?
26852	Harden, do you think that son killed his father_ because_ he had the Blue Disease?
26852	Has he gone?
26852	Have you any idea what all this means to me if what you say is true?
26852	Have you discovered the elixir of youth?
26852	Have you made plans as I told you?
26852	Have you seen a case yet?
26852	Headache?
26852	Here''s my wife got it, and you, and who''s to say when it will end? 26852 Hey diddle diddle, the cat and the fiddle,"he muttered,"Yes-- hey, diddle, diddle, diddle-- that''s what it is, is n''t it?"
26852	How about them things?
26852	How dare you say I gobble?
26852	How did it escape?
26852	How did you gentlemen find the germ?
26852	How do you account for that look of fear on his face?
26852	How do you come to that conclusion?
26852	How do you feel?
26852	How do you intend to remedy that?
26852	How do you know I sleep badly?
26852	How do you know he is n''t going to die?
26852	How do you know this?
26852	How do you know?
26852	How do you know?
26852	How long do they live normally?
26852	How long does its effect last?
26852	How long does water take to get from here to Birmingham?
26852	How long has he been asleep?
26852	How much do you know?
26852	How old are they?
26852	How should I know where it comes from?
26852	How?
26852	I had dim feelings-- I knew Sarakoff was wrong, with his dream of physical bliss-- but how could I foresee that desire would go?
26852	I suppose,he continued,"that you are aware that what you say is very difficult to believe?"
26852	I wonder how long love will last?
26852	I wonder if it''s all black magic?
26852	If I get the Blue Disease, do you swear that it will cure me?
26852	If I take you to my house will you believe me then?
26852	If we were all Immortals, what about crime?
26852	If you believe that this germ does away with disease, what is going to cause men to die?
26852	If you do n''t tell me, how can I trust you again?
26852	If your blue germ had come along then, Harden, I might---- Who knows? 26852 Immortal?"
26852	Immortal?
26852	In a few days?
26852	In what way?
26852	Is he dead?
26852	Is he likely to find any peace in that furnace of crude worldly ambitions? 26852 Is he sane?"
26852	Is n''t he very pale?
26852	Is n''t it natural?
26852	Is she English?
26852	Is she worse?
26852	Is sympathy to be the bond between the sexes, then, and is all passion and romance to die?
26852	Is the brandy good?
26852	Is the infection spreading swiftly?
26852	Is there any news?
26852	Is there any truth in what you told me the other day?
26852	Is this a joke?
26852	It is not dangerous, is it, Harden?
26852	It is rather comic,said the Russian,"but where are you going to live?"
26852	It will make me younger?
26852	It would begin in England?
26852	Just diddle, diddle, diddle?
26852	Magic?
26852	My dear fellow, why did n''t you let me know you were coming?
26852	My wife will live forever?
26852	No news from there?
26852	No signs of decay-- or disease?
26852	No such thing as age?
26852	Not interested? 26852 Not with me?"
26852	Of course you use the term immortality in a relative sense? 26852 Of humour?"
26852	Oh, father, how do you feel?
26852	On a large scale?
26852	Only me?
26852	Queer?
26852	Really?
26852	Reason?
26852	Religion?
26852	Same as what gives consumption?
26852	Sarakoff, you remember I told you about that dead sailor? 26852 See, my dear?
26852	So it was you two who made this disease was it?
26852	Sound?
26852	Supposing crime died out, what would happen to the Sunday papers? 26852 Surely it is far fetched?"
26852	Surely you have seen by now that it changes human nature totally?
26852	Tell me, Dr. Harden, did you actually contaminate the water of Birmingham?
26852	Tell me, were you like this?
26852	The Perrys? 26852 The germ?"
26852	Them as is supposed to''ave invented this Blue Disease?
26852	Then I ai n''t going to die?
26852	Then do you think----?
26852	Then she is already married?
26852	Then we can try the great experiment?
26852	Then what will happen to me?
26852	Then what will the result of the germ be upon mankind?
26852	Then why should I work?
26852	Then you are satisfied?
26852	Then you do n''t believe my tale?
26852	Then you think only a miracle will save my life?
26852	Then you think the germ will kill desire?
26852	This''ere Blue Disease,said the man after a long pause,"is it dangerous?"
26852	To wait for what?
26852	Was it by accident?
26852	Was there anything wrong with them?
26852	Well, Mr. Clutterbuck, will you believe it when you see your wife restored to health in a few days''time?
26852	Well?
26852	What are we coming to? 26852 What are we, as medical men, going to do?
26852	What are you doing here?
26852	What are you doing here?
26852	What are you doing here?
26852	What did the twenty- one give you?
26852	What do we need mirrors for?
26852	What do yer mean?
26852	What do you eat?
26852	What do you feel most inclined to do?
26852	What do you make of it?
26852	What do you make of it?
26852	What do you make of that, doctor?
26852	What do you mean, sir?
26852	What do you mean?
26852	What do you mean?
26852	What do you mean?
26852	What do you mean?
26852	What do you mean?
26852	What do you think of it?
26852	What do you think of it?
26852	What do you think?
26852	What has age got to do with it? 26852 What has come over us?
26852	What has happened to me?
26852	What have you got in the bag?
26852	What is it?
26852	What is it?
26852	What is that?
26852	What is the matter with him?
26852	What is the matter?
26852	What kind of a man was he? 26852 What may he not do?"
26852	What precisely do you mean when you say you intend to make the charming lady marry you?
26852	What sort of manifesto?
26852	What was I saying?
26852	What was that you were saying, sir?
26852	What''s behind crime? 26852 What''s he mean, Mister?"
26852	What''s that noise?
26852	What''s the cause of it?
26852	What''s the difference?
26852	What''s the matter with her?
26852	What''s the matter?
26852	What''s the time?
26852	What''s this?
26852	What, I repeat, stands in our way?
26852	Whatever has happened to you?
26852	Whatever is the matter, sir?
26852	When did you get it?
26852	Where did the Blue Disease come from? 26852 Where did those friends of his come from?"
26852	Where''s Ludlow?
26852	Which one?
26852	Who cares for theory, when it is a question of earning a living? 26852 Who is coming?"
26852	Who''ave I got to thank for that? 26852 Why ca n''t you do yer duty, you blue fathead?"
26852	Why did you collect beetles?
26852	Why do n''t you speak out? 26852 Why do you all deceive yourselves that you admire things like that?
26852	Why do you blush?
26852	Why not open it?
26852	Why not?
26852	Why not?
26852	Why not?
26852	Why not?
26852	Why not?
26852	Why should I look at you squarely? 26852 Why should I work?"
26852	Why''aven''t I''ad my breakfast? 26852 Why?
26852	Why?
26852	Why?
26852	Why?
26852	Why?
26852	Why?
26852	Will it be necessary to prove who I am?
26852	Will you answer me a rather intimate question?
26852	Will you gentlemen make a statement before those doctors to- night?
26852	Will you really require me at the police station?
26852	With what object?
26852	Wo n''t you sit down?
26852	Wo n''t you wait for tea?
26852	Yer mean, not die of the Blue Disease?
26852	Yes?
26852	You agree, then, that they are in good condition?
26852	You ai n''t them two doctors what''s in the paper this morning, by any chance?
26852	You are above temptation?
26852	You are certain?
26852	You are never going to die, Mr. Herbert Wain... you understand?... 26852 You do n''t suggest----?"
26852	You got my telegram?
26852	You had permission to do this?
26852	You have a message for me?
26852	You have read the paper, have n''t you?
26852	You have, perhaps, reached Nirvana?
26852	You mean that you did this secretly, without knowing what the result would be?
26852	You mean these insects have lived a whole year?
26852	You mean----?
26852	You mean----?
26852	You mean----?
26852	You read what they say in the papers about the Blue Disease cutting short other diseases? 26852 You really have----?"
26852	You think that the Blue Disease is something out of the common?
26852	You understand, of course, that the Blue Disease is causing a lot of anxiety?
26852	You''re sure I''ll get it?
26852	You''ve found out something?
26852	Your religion helps you?
26852	''Ave people a right to give me the shove-- to put me in a''orspital?
26852	''Ave they a right?
26852	All one is taught now- a- days is in a contrary direction, is n''t it?"
26852	And what is it but mere pigmentation?"
26852	And, after all, was it not a millennium-- the final triumph of science-- the conquest of the irrational by the rational?
26852	Are we to accept such a future passively, or are we, as doctors, to strive to eradicate this new germ as we strive to eradicate other germs?"
26852	Are you giving up your practice?"
26852	Are you hungry, Harden?"
26852	Are you playing a joke on me?"
26852	Are you sure of that, Harden?"
26852	Are you sure you ca n''t stop the germ, or direct it along certain channels?"
26852	As I walked, the strangeness of the dead man''s tragedy grew in my mind and filled me with a tremendous wonder, for who had ever seen a dead Immortal?
26852	But how could I expect the enormous uneducated bulk beside me to take a really intelligent and scientific view of life?
26852	But how do you know it is there?"
26852	But that is far- fetched to my mind, for how could a white- hot stone harbour living matter?
26852	But to assume that it confers immortality----""Why should we doubt it?"
26852	But why should you die?
26852	Ca n''t you imagine the situation?
26852	Ca n''t you see that is just what there will not be?"
26852	Ca n''t you see that, as soon as the idea of Immortality gets hold of people, they will devote all their energies to making their earth a paradise?
26852	Can measures be taken to stop its access to the Continent?"
26852	Can you imagine a greater tragedy?"
26852	Can you say you have an appetite now?"
26852	Did he believe in the evolution of the soul like Mr. Thornduck?
26852	Did he know anything about the origin of the mysterious and fatal visitation?
26852	Did he or did he not think that the planets and stars were inhabited?
26852	Did you know beforehand that_ it killed desire_?"
26852	Do n''t you see I''m a traveller?"
26852	Do n''t you think it would be easier for you?"
26852	Do n''t you think it''s the same with theories of life?"
26852	Do n''t you think that it will take months before the possibilities and meaning of the germ are properly realized?"
26852	Do you know what is to see the dream becoming reality, bit by bit-- and then to be given a time limit, when the dream is only half worked out?"
26852	Do you mind if we have a little more light?"
26852	Do you think I''m going to lie here when I feel as if my body and mind had been completely rejuvenated?
26852	Do you think that people will be pleased to know that you and I were responsible for its appearance?"
26852	Do you think the short existence we have here is all the chance of activity we ever have?
26852	Do you think this Blue Disease is the cause of it?"
26852	Does that interest you?"
26852	Dr. Harden, will you be so good as to ask your friend-- his name is Sarakoff, I believe-- to come in here?"
26852	Every educated person knew that-- and now that cell was, for the first time in history, about to become immortal-- but what did the policeman care?
26852	For how will immortality affect us as a community?
26852	For what was Leonora, who filled the hearts of men with madness, but an incarnation of desire?"
26852	For what was all our research for?
26852	Had it failed?
26852	Harden?"
26852	Harden?"
26852	Harden?"
26852	Harden?"
26852	Harden?"
26852	Harden?"
26852	Have you even thought what kind of magic it is?"
26852	Have you noticed white- skinned women always are graceful, and have little ears, Harden?"
26852	He came a step closer, and looking cunningly in my face, said:"That''s why you offered me a five- pound note, ai n''t it?"
26852	How could I foresee that?"
26852	How did you do it?"
26852	How do you feel?"
26852	How is the black cat?"
26852	I arsk you, what is doctors?
26852	I had a strong and natural impulse to comfort her, but what could I do?
26852	If the germ can bring a moribund child back to life in an hour, why should it not banish disease from the world?"
26852	If the germ really did do away with desire, why should it at the same time do away with Leonora''s wonderful voice?
26852	In Chapter VI, a missing period was added after"''A very unsatisfying view, surely?''
26852	In place of appetite have you no tendencies?"
26852	Is n''t that more important than passion?"
26852	Is n''t that the inner secret desire that you doctors find in every patient?
26852	Is she not marvellous?"
26852	Is sympathy to be our strongest emotion?
26852	It does sound a shame, do n''t it?"
26852	It''s infinitely humorous, is n''t it?"
26852	It''s just another aspect of the law of the conservation of energy, is n''t it?"
26852	It''s like this.... By the way, what is your name?"
26852	My wife----""Is your wife ill?"
26852	Now do you see?"
26852	Now do you understand?"
26852	Now if I were to tell you that your voice and your beauty could be preserved, year after year, without any change, what would you think?"
26852	Now if somebody did as you say, and started collectin''policemen, what would be the reason?"
26852	Now what does that mean?"
26852	Now what has your Blue Disease done?
26852	Now what stands in our way?"
26852	Now why did I do that?"
26852	Now you do n''t mean to tell me, sir, that the Blue Disease is doing away with women and gold in a place like Birmingham?
26852	Old Annot''s face peering into the hall mirror-- what was it that photographed the scene so pitilessly in my memory?
26852	On what factors did marriage rest?
26852	Rather odd, is n''t it?"
26852	Relentlessly?
26852	So what is left, save immortality?"
26852	So you think you have discovered the secret?"
26852	Surely old people should look only patient and resigned-- never triumphant-- in this world?
26852	Surely you do n''t think that food is to be a serious problem under such circumstances?"
26852	Sykes?"
26852	That I have a glimpse of engineering, and you have a short phase of doctoring on this planet, and that then we have finished all experience?"
26852	That''s criminal, surely?"
26852	That''s what it is, is n''t it?
26852	The old lady recovers her health-- the future shuts down like a rat trap and what does the poor girl do?
26852	The point is-- why was you interested in beetles, and why was I interested in bits o''string and stamps?"
26852	The question remains-- is it black magic?"
26852	The solemnity of that ceremony was great enough to mere mortals, but what would it mean to us when we were immortals?
26852	Thornduck?"
26852	Under what perverted impulse had I done that?
26852	Was I glad?
26852	Was I going mad?
26852	Was it merely a discipline or was it ultimately selfishness?
26852	Was it possible that he, with all his size and strength, was afraid of me?
26852	Was it, then, possible that our dream was to become reality?
26852	Was such a thing possible?
26852	Was that the solution?
26852	Well, may I congratulate you?
26852	Were they happy?
26852	What am I to do?"
26852	What are you standing for, Geoffrey?"
26852	What can he do?"
26852	What conclusion, as honest men, are we to draw from that?"
26852	What did we, as mere mortals full of personal desire, know of logic?
26852	What did you wish to consult me about?"
26852	What do you suppose life is?"
26852	What do you think of that?"
26852	What does he mean?"
26852	What has made reform so difficult up to now?"
26852	What made you do it?
26852	What motives did he work on?
26852	What remains?
26852	What strange intuition had come to her?
26852	What the devil do you mean by saying you''re immortal?"
26852	What the devil do you think you''re all doing?
26852	What view did he really take of women?
26852	What was I to do about Alice?
26852	What was the cause behind all the tremendous activity and feverish haste of modern people?
26852	What will they think when they make a bacteriological examination of the water in the reservoir?
26852	What would be the result?"
26852	What would we do with policemen?
26852	What''s the matter with me?
26852	What, after all, was it that kept my nose to the grindstone?
26852	What, then, if death ceases?
26852	When are you to be married?"
26852	Where was all that marvellous vision of physical happiness that had haunted him?
26852	Where would those lawyers be?
26852	Which one of those people would hesitate to plunge into the full tide of the senses, did not the limitations of the body prevent him?
26852	Who could look after him?
26852	Who could really doubt the doctrine of pleasure?
26852	Why are you in such a hurry to jump to conclusions?"
26852	Why could not they take the matter calmly?
26852	Why did you think of going to see him?"
26852	Why do you smile?"
26852	Why does n''t my blood quicken when I think of Leonora?"
26852	Why should I not tell her all that I knew?
26852	Why should Symington- Tearle be given an opportunity of impressing a credulous world with some fantastic rubbish of his own devising?
26852	Why should not just you and I have the elixir?"
26852	Why, sir, what made Birmingham?
26852	Why, then, did Sarakoff''s views appear extreme to me?
26852	Will you believe me when I say that that prophecy has weighed upon me more than any medical opinion?"
26852	Would that do?"
26852	Yes, of course.... What was I saying?"
26852	You are sure it wo n''t?"
26852	You ca n''t have births without desires, do n''t you see?"
26852	You invented that story, did n''t you?"
26852	You mean that the-- er-- germ that you discovered confers a long life on those it attacks?"
26852	You would n''t call life a disease, would you?"
26852	You''ve heard of the theory of the Will to Power?
26852	_ Aimless_, did I say?
30964	And the D''zertanoj that Fasimba gets his arrows from-- who are they?
30964	And what your name?
30964	Are they at it again?
30964	Are you a ship technician? 30964 Betray?
30964	But if I gave you the club would n''t I be your friend? 30964 But when you live with people who behave like animals-- how do you survive?
30964	Ca n''t we forget about the slavery bit? 30964 Ca n''t we help-- repair anything?"
30964	Could I have him, please Kerk?
30964	Did n''t I tell you I knew everything? 30964 Did n''t you ever hear of presumed innocence until proven guilty?
30964	Did you hear that? 30964 Did you kill him?"
30964	Do you have a cigarette?
30964	Do you know what lies behind the forbidden portal?
30964	Do you know what you have done?
30964	Do you know what you have said?
30964	Do you think that''s what is happening?
30964	Do you understand yet?
30964	Engine trouble?
30964	Erebo you lazy sod, did you remember to fill the watercup of the gods this time, because they grow thirsty?
30964	From other side of ocean?
30964	Give me some your meat?
30964	Have you started this revolution? 30964 How comes the revolution?"
30964	How did you find me?
30964	I do n''t follow you...?
30964	I owe you two slaves?
30964	I wonder if it is that ecology expedition that Brucco arranged-- or the cargo ship from Ondion?
30964	Ice? 30964 If I told you I came from another planet, another world in the sky up among the stars, would you believe me?"
30964	If there were cities we should see their lights-- shouldn''t we?
30964	Is n''t there one drop of constructive intelligence on this planet? 30964 Is n''t this so very nice?"
30964	Is that all you want?
30964	Is that you Mikah-- or are you just part of a nightmare?
30964	Is there a guard outside?
30964	No Truth?
30964	Nothing to be seen, Mikah?
30964	Now--the gloved hand pointed--"what is THAT?"
30964	Only the purest of motives, is that what you said, Mikah?
30964	Or that I have only fleeced casinos and gamblers-- who make their living by fleecing suckers?
30964	Remember? 30964 Say hello to the people he knows?
30964	Say, Dad, does he mean I ca n''t kill him?
30964	Since you do n''t stock cigarettes on this ship-- how about letting me smoke my own? 30964 Snarbi,"he asked,"are we on the same chain?"
30964	Space- cop, do n''t you have any idea what Pyrrans are like, or what kind of a setup you were walking into? 30964 Tell me, what is your opinion?
30964	Then where is he? 30964 This does n''t bother you, the fact that you have condemned us all to slavery again?"
30964	This has significance?
30964	Were you talking to me?
30964	What I do with club?
30964	What are thermometers?
30964	What are you doing asleep?
30964	What are you doing? 30964 What are you doing?"
30964	What did she say?
30964	What did you talk about?
30964	What do you do next?
30964	What do you intend to do with her?
30964	What do you plan to do?
30964	What do you want me for?
30964	What is free?
30964	What is it that you want-- within reason that is? 30964 What is the matter with you?
30964	What or who is Bul''wajo? 30964 What proof is this?"
30964	What was that you said?
30964	What was that?
30964	What would be wrong with that? 30964 What would you do if I gave you a club?"
30964	What''s happening?
30964	When do we eat?
30964	When do we eat?
30964	Where am I?
30964	Where do we find the D''zertanoj?
30964	Where do you come from? 30964 Where does this all lead to?"
30964	Where you come from? 30964 Where you get poison drink?"
30964	Where you get poisoned_ krenoj_?
30964	Which is the one who knows the secrets of the_ caroj_?
30964	Who are they? 30964 Who did it?"
30964	Who did it?
30964	Who is there?
30964	Who is this?
30964	Who is this?
30964	Who would take care of me? 30964 Why do you cry out?
30964	Why the chains-- and what is the local hospitality like?
30964	Will you give me your word of honor that you wo n''t try to escape during the landing?
30964	Wo n''t you feel guilty about bringing me back to get killed? 30964 Would you kill me?"
30964	You a magician?
30964	You can fix it? 30964 You did, did you?"
30964	You give me new one if he dies?
30964	You killed him?
30964	You know the book? 30964 You look familiar... are you the new slave I talked to today?"
30964	You now belong to... the Hertug Persson... and are his slaves.... What happened to the_ caroj_?
30964	You see?
30964	You want me to do_ what_? 30964 You will build a_ caroj_ for me?"
30964	_ K''e nam h''vas vi?_he asked.
30964	_ K''e vi stas el...?_the creature said, and for the first time Jason realized it was human.
30964	*****"Tell me,"the Hertug shouted suddenly,"why you should not be killed at once?"
30964	Agreed?"
30964	Agreed?"
30964	All you have to do is sit here and look at this little green disk, see it?
30964	And how could you possibly justify trying me on Cassylia for actions that occurred on this planet-- that are n''t crimes here?
30964	And if I gave it-- would you believe it?
30964	And what barbaric devilishness went on in there?
30964	Are we through-- going to crash?"
30964	Are you a spy from Appsala?"
30964	Are you going to co- operate with me?"
30964	But I would just like to know why?
30964	But kill me and what do you get?
30964	But that ethics is pure opinion also...?
30964	But what do you want ice for?"
30964	Can you do this thing?"
30964	Can you justify your cigarette ban the same way?"
30964	Can you tell me if he is on this planet or if he has left?"
30964	Can you tell me what power moves the_ caroj_?"
30964	Clear enough?
30964	Clear?"
30964	Did you always live here-- like this?"
30964	Did you try the emergency override?
30964	Do n''t you see the obvious point here-- that human conduct can only be judged in relation to its environment?
30964	Do the guards come through here at all during the night to check on the slaves?"
30964	Do you agree?"
30964	Do you feel that they are too nice to suffer a revolution?"
30964	Do you have any big blocks of ice around here, Edipon?
30964	Do you have thermometers?"
30964	Do you know what a bath is?"
30964	Do you like to read Lull?"
30964	Do you see anyone on guard?"
30964	Do you see the horizontal green line?
30964	Do you want to hear?"
30964	Does that satisfy you?"
30964	Does this mean that I have passed the exam?
30964	Down the valley I guess, is that right, Snarbi?"
30964	Even if the ship should get us down safely-- what will it matter?
30964	Going to unlock the cuffs before you go to bed?
30964	Have n''t you learned anything about these people yet?
30964	Have you noticed anything interesting about the country we have been passing through, anything different?"
30964	He had all of her attention now, and Mikah''s as well,"How is this?"
30964	He should not stop, that he was sure of, but what else could he do?
30964	How about calling it a prison break?
30964	How are you going to get to Appsala without food or water, and if you find some-- how can you carry enough?
30964	How are you going to kill Ch''aka?"
30964	How can you prove to me, slave, that you can do the things he says?"
30964	How could I find any_ krenoj_?
30964	How do you ask a slave if she has always been a slave?
30964	How do you monitor the temperature on your cooking brew?
30964	How does that sound to you?"
30964	How else do you get rid of the powers on your neck if there is no way to legally vote them away?
30964	I come from a land where we know all the secrets of nature--""What is the name of this land?
30964	I could not refuse him....""You could n''t WHAT?
30964	I wonder where they fit into the program?"
30964	I''m right are n''t I?"
30964	I?"
30964	II"Are you going to feed me by hand-- or unlock my wrists while I eat?"
30964	If I show it to you, you wo n''t take it?"
30964	Instead of freeing all these slaves what do you say to the idea that we two escape by ourselves?"
30964	Instead of the old clikkety- clack how would you like to_ really_ talk across the country?
30964	Is n''t the entire purpose of this trip to get me back to justice?
30964	Is that Ramon Lull''s''The Booke of the Ordre of Chyualry''?"
30964	It is just that there are certain rules of life....""Are there?"
30964	It is winter now, is n''t it?"
30964	It still seems to me impossible that one metal could be hidden within another, how could that be done?"
30964	It was touch and go for a while because when I tried to assassinate him in his sleep--""You_ what_?"
30964	Kill a slave and what do you lose?
30964	Now more requests-- do you want to drain all the blood from my body?"
30964	Or did they use crude oil for this?
30964	Or the caffeine in it?
30964	Right?"
30964	Shall I kill him yet, Jason?"
30964	So tell me yours, where we are, what goes on here?"
30964	So why should you concern yourself with the state of my lungs in the future?"
30964	So-- will you join me in this Liberation Movement?"
30964	Someone like our boss Ch''aka?"
30964	Speak into a gadget here and have your voice come out at the far end of the wire?"
30964	Stay here with this devil machine?
30964	Tell me, do you or any of the others ever have any desire to be free?"
30964	That you ship that burn, sink?"
30964	Then would n''t you want to kill someone else?"
30964	To begin with-- can you define the difference between_ ethics_ and_ ethos_?"
30964	To show the Pyrrans that he was able to control his own destiny?
30964	VIII"What I do not understand is why you must have the other slave?"
30964	Want to spend the rest of your life rebuilding stolen engines?
30964	Was I right?"
30964	Was that the only reason he had let this cop capture him?
30964	Was the human ego such a pitiable thing that it had to keep reassuring itself of its own independence or lie down on its back and curl up its toes?
30964	Were you just listing them-- or calling on them for aid?"
30964	What about the sixth, the base?
30964	What about the tannic acid in that tea you''re drinking?
30964	What are we doing?"
30964	What could it be concealing?
30964	What did you think we were going to do when we came to Appsala-- follow Snarbi like sheep to the slaughter?
30964	What do you mean this is his last night of freedom?"
30964	What do you say to that?"
30964	What do you think he will do?"
30964	What do your people do?"
30964	What is wrong?"
30964	What kind of a policeman are you to arrest me for trial after the charges have been dropped?"
30964	What slave is it that you want?"
30964	What''s your name?"
30964	Where had the firelighter and the crossbow come from?
30964	Where is all the turn- the- other- cheek stuff now?
30964	Where is the man-- what happened to him?"
30964	Where the two slaves you owe me?"
30964	Where''s the food?"
30964	Where''s the other one?"
30964	Which drugs?
30964	Which way is the nearest spot in the desert where I can find the D''zertanoj?"
30964	Who are the D''zertanoj?"
30964	Who is she?"
30964	Who told it to you?
30964	Why had he saved this oaf who meant nothing to him?
30964	Why should I believe this story?
30964	Why should you attempt to save my life?
30964	Will you lead the way?"
30964	Winter?"
30964	Yet it had to be passed to service the steam engine-- or did it?
30964	You do n''t think anyone in his right mind would tackle a monster like that face- to- face do you?
30964	You know what is wrong with it?"
30964	You want arrows?"
30964	You''re acquainted with Lull''s writing?"
35584	How do you know that the Lord doeth it?
35584	Why should I be robbed of my property to pay for teaching another man''s children?
35584	And what dweller in the slough of want, dwarfed in body and soul, demoralized, hopeless, can reasonably be expected to possess these qualities?
35584	And what has made this difference?
35584	But Nemesis did not forget Croes: has she forgotten us?
35584	But are these corpuscles causes, or mere concomitants, of the disease?
35584	But what becomes of the coal which is burnt in yielding this interest?
35584	But when one tried to think it out, what in the world became of force considered as an objective entity?
35584	But why does a muscle contract at one time and not at another?
35584	CCCVII If the expectation of hell hereafter can keep me from evil- doing, surely_ a fortiori_ the certainty of hell now will do so?
35584	CCIX What books shall I read?
35584	CCLXVII Who has ever imagined that wealth which, in the hands of an employer, is capital, ceases to be capital if it is in the hands of a labourer?
35584	CCXIII What is the purpose of primary intellectual education?
35584	CLXVIII If the question is asked, What then do we know about matter and motion?
35584	How did these isolated patches of a northern population get into these deep places?
35584	How is it that the new- born infant is enabled to perform this first instalment of the sentence of life- long labour which no man may escape?
35584	If you ask why the moral inner sense is to be( under due limitations) obeyed; why the few who are steered by it move the mass in whom it is weak?
35584	Indeed, if a little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger?
35584	Is not the formation of the picture a"function"of the piece of glass thus shaped?
35584	LXI Why should the souls[ of philosophers] be deeply vexed?
35584	LXIV Elijah''s great question,"Will you serve God or Baal?
35584	The Quaker listened, and at the close said,"Well, but, friend Southey, when dost thee think?"
35584	What is it originates, directs, and controls the motive power?
35584	Why does one whole group of muscles contract when the lobster wishes to extend his tail, and another group when he desires to bend it?
35584	Why should I not?
35584	Why should we be worse off under one_ régime_ than under the other?
35584	XII Fact I know; and Law I know; but what is this Necessity, save an empty shadow of my own mind''s throwing?
35584	XVIII What, then, is certain?...
28758	( As whether a_ fierce_ Dog, by being often quite new stocked with the blood of a_ cowardly_ Dog, may not become more tame;_& vice versa,& c_?)
28758	( As whether the blood of a_ Mastiff_, being frequently transfused into a_ Blood- hound_, or a_ Spaniel_, will not prejudice them in point of scent?)
28758	( As_ Iron- stone_ affords store of a dark Glass or Slagg) And, if it do, what those Recrements are?
28758	( The like Questions are to be made concerning the_ sparre_,_ Caulk_, and other Teguments or mixtures of the Ore?)
28758	* What are the Odors, Colours and Tasts, observable in Sea- water?
28758	10, How strong the Expansion of freezing water is?
28758	12, How to estimate the solidity of the Body of Ice, or how strong is the mutual adhesion of its parts?
28758	7, What Bodies are expanded by being frozen, and how that expansion is evinced?
28758	8, What Bodies they are, that are contracted by Cold; and how that Contraction is evinced?
28758	9, What are the wayes of_ Measuring_ the_ Quantity_ of the Expansion and Contraction of Liquors by Cold?
28758	And after what manner they refrigerate it?
28758	And also, whether frozen and thawed Harts- horn will yield the same quantity and strength of Salt and saline Spirit, as when unfrozen?
28758	And as to that_ Quære_ of his, Whether a heavy Body descends in the same_ Proportion_ of swiftness in_ Water_, that it would do in_ Air_?
28758	And besides, how we do know, but that there may be in other parts, Eruptious of large Springs at the bottom of the Sea, as well as there?
28758	And how long the Wood will last, without being spoyled with the subterraneous fumes and waters?
28758	And how long, upon a{ 387} Vein opened of a Dog, the admitted blood will be found to retain_ Chyle_?
28758	And how much Ore in a determinate time, as a week or a day, is wo nt to be reduced to Metal?
28758	And how several Miners work on the same Vein?
28758	And how they differ in their vertue from the Embalmed ones?
28758	And how those Instruments are conducive; and how long they last?
28758	And if curve, whether regular or irregular?
28758	And if it be not, how much it differs?
28758	And if it be not, what differences are observ''d between the produced portions of Metal; and what disparity that amounts to in the price?
28758	And if it be, how good it is in reference to the Metal of other Mines, or other parts of the same Mine or Vein?
28758	And if it dippe, what_ inclination_ it hath, how deep the lowest part lies; and consequently how much deeper than the uppermost?
28758	And if so, of what kind?
28758	And if the many Tides and Eddies, so famous by the name of the_ Euripi_, have any certain Period?
28758	And if there be more than one, how and at what depths they are wo nt to lye respectively?
28758	And if there be_ several_ Air- shafts, what their Distances and scituation are in reference to the Groove, and to each other?
28758	And if they have not also some discernable Metalline or Mineral Concretes, to be met within the small Cavities and Pores of their substance?
28758	And in case it be mountainous, what kind of Hills they are; whether high, or low, or indifferently elevated?
28758	And in general, whether there be any such thing, as a true and real Transmutation of one Mettal into another?
28758	And in what season of the Moon and year''tis sowed?
28758	And particularly, what is the bigness and structure of the Aquaeducts, made in several places about_ Constantinople_ by_ Solyman_ the Magnificent?
28758	And what are the marks and{ 339} characters, that distinguish one sort from another?
28758	And what are, the Dimensions, Situation,& c. of the Bellows?
28758	And what effect it will have upon the Whelps?
28758	And what is observable in it as to Weight, Colour, Mixture,& c?
28758	And what is the best way of getting all the Ore in a Vein, and most conveniently?
28758	And whether Damps considerably increase the weight of it?
28758	And whether a_ sound_ Dog may receive such diseases from the blood of a_ sick_ one, as are not otherwise of an infectious nature?
28758	And whether he will do such things better or worse at some time after the Operation?
28758	And whether in process of time it will harden into a metal, or Mineral Concretion?
28758	And whether in the places, where the Vein is interrupted, there be any peculiar Stone or Earth, that does, as it were, seal up the Extremity of it?
28758	And whether it is caused by the intrusion of Air?
28758	And whether it runs directly_ North_ or_ South_,_ East_ or_ West_; or seem rather to have a Casual tendency, than any determinate one by Nature?
28758	And whether that spring not from the quenching of_ Marchasites_?
28758	And whether the Bottom of the Sea does always rise towards the Shore, unless accidentally interrupted?
28758	And whether the Eastern Winds do not Plague the said City with Mists, and cause that inconstancy of Weather, it is said to be subject to?
28758	And whether the Rule holds constantly?
28758	And whether the Work- men deliver them one to another; or the same Work- men carry them all the way?
28758	And whether the people in that Country live, many of them, to a hundred and twenty years, in good health?
28758	And whether the terminating part of the Vein tend upwards, downwards, or neither?
28758	And whether these Isles be not very Cavernous?
28758	And whether this_ Phænomenon_ may be solved, either by the_ Cartesian_, or_ Epicurean_ Hypothesis?
28758	And whether those parts of this Isle, which abound in_ Cyprus- trees_, are more or less healthful, than others?
28758	And who they are( if there be any in your Country) that have reduced_ Heaths_ into profitable Lands?
28758	And yet, how such Bodies, when unfrozen, will appear quite vitiated by the excessive Cold?
28758	And, if any way fruitful, what it produces, and what it most abounds with?
28758	And, if so, what way he means to make use{ 345} of, commodiously to handle a Tube of that length?
28758	And, if there be, whether they be barely fuliginous and recrementitious exhalations, or, at least in part, Metallin Flowers?
28758	And, if they do, what Minerals they or their residences, when they are evapourated away, do appear to abound with, or to participate of?
28758	And, if they do, with what circumstances they make the fusion?
28758	As also, what it''s Flexures, if it have any, are?
28758	As is often observed in the Tin- Mines of_ Cornwall_, over which such kind of Stones are divers times found lying above ground?
28758	At what season of the year, and in what manner''tis taken up,& c?
28758	At what seasons and how often they are ploughed; what kind of Ploughs are used for several sorts of Ground?
28758	By what_ Signs_ they know or guess, that there is a Mine in such a place?
28758	Fourthly, what the celebrated_ Philosophers Stone_ was among the Ancients, and what they understood by the same?
28758	He inquires, since all Comets have the peculiar_ Ingenite_ Motion, what kind of Line it is, they describe by that Motion of their own?
28758	How Veins are follow''d, lost, and recover''d?
28758	How deep generally it lieth from the surface?
28758	How long the several Grounds are let lie fallow?
28758	How many loads to an Acre?
28758	How much an Acre of good Corn, well ordered, generally useth to yield, in very good, in less good,& in the worst years?
28758	How much heavier the_ Atmosphere_ is at the bottom of the Mine, than at the top?
28758	How much is put in at a time?
28758	How neer it is placed to the Groove; and in what position?
28758	How often it is renewed?
28758	How such_ Marled_ Land is to be used afterwards,& c?
28758	How the Groove is supported?
28758	How the Mine- men work; whether naked or cloathed?
28758	How the Miners deal with the Rocks and Sparrs, they often meet with, before they come at the Ore?
28758	How the above mentioned sorts of Soyl are prepared, when they are used for Pasture or Meadow?
28758	How the_ Armenians_ keep Meat fresh and sweet so long, as''tis said they do?
28758	How their Damasco steel is made and temper''d?
28758	How they are separated from the Metal; and to what Uses they are employed?
28758	How they convey out their Ore, and other things, that are to be carried out of the Mine?
28758	How they employ it, and with what measure of success?
28758	How wide the Interruptions are?
28758	How, and for what productions,_ Heathy_ Grounds may be improved?
28758	How_ Nutrition_ is performed, and the nourishing substance assimilated?
28758	I do not use to be much apprehensive of Thunder and Lightning, but I was at this time( I know not well, why?)
28758	If in the_ Euxine- Sea_ there can be found any sign of the_ Caspian Seas_ emptying it self into it by a passage under ground?
28758	If there be any different Colour, or Temper as to Heat or Cold; or any Current or Motion in the Water, that may give light to it?
28758	If there be any thing peculiar and remarkable?
28758	In case an Additament be employed, what that is, and in what proportion it is added?
28758	In what part of_ Turky_ the*_ Rusma_ is to be found; and in what quantity?
28758	It is also inquired into, what the uses of the_ Lungs_ are in_ hot_ Animals?
28758	It will be, it is presumed, lawful to ask, Why in many other places there may not be found the like?
28758	Of the Motion of the Sea by Winds, and how far Storms reach downwards towards the Bottom of the Sea?
28758	Of the Power ascribed to the Sea to eject Dead Bodies,_ Succinum_,_ Ambergris_?
28758	Of the shining of the Sea in the night?
28758	Of what breadth the Air- shaft is at the Orifice?
28758	Of what thickness and consistence they are; and in what Order the Diggers meet with them?
28758	Or acuated by the blast of Bellows; and, if so, whether these Bellows be mov''d by a Wheel, turn''d by Water running under it, or falling on it?
28758	Or by mixing it, and with what?
28758	Or how Air is supplied, if there be no Air- shafts?
28758	Or whether the Ore requires no such preparation?
28758	Ore by the course of Waters?
28758	Secondly, of the_ Philosophers Stone_, what is meant by it, and whether by means thereof true Gold can be produced?
28758	There being other Annoyances, the growing Corn is exposed to, as Weeds, Worms, Flies, Birds, Mice, Moles,& c. how they are remedied?
28758	To what depth the Cold in those parts peirces the Earth and Water?
28758	Upon what grounds it is used?
28758	Upon what occasions they use to cut the young Corn in the Blade, or to seed it; and what are the benefits thereof?
28758	What Air- shaft belongs to the Mine?
28758	What Arts or Trades they have worth Learning?
28758	What Clay, Sand, or Mould they let it run or pour it through?
28758	What Cold operates in the Fermentation of Liquors?
28758	What Expedients and Engines are employed to free the Mines from Water?
28758	What Flux- powders, and other ways they have to try{ 340} and examine the goodness of the Ore in small quantities?
28758	What Grains_ Marled_ Land will bear, and how many years together?
28758	What Instruments they use to break the Rock& c?
28758	What Quantity of each kind is sown upon the Statute- Acre?
28758	What Tools are used in Smelting, their Figures, use,& c. And the whole manner of working?
28758	What are the Conditions, Number,& c. of the_ Adits_?
28758	What are the Laws, Constitutions, and Customs,_ Oeconomical_,_ Political_,_ Ethical_, that are receiv''d and practis''d among the Mine- men?
28758	What are the Medical vertues of the Sea, especially against_ Hydrophobia_?
28758	What are the Wayes of distinguishing them, and estimating their goodness?
28758	What are the best waies of Drayning Marshes, Boggs, Fenns,& c?
28758	What are the chief circumstances observable in the Cutting of Grass; and what in the making and preserving of Hay?
28758	What are the kinds, length, bigness, and way of placing the Timber, Poles,& c. that are employed to support it?
28758	What are the principal Qualities of these Extraneous substances?
28758	What are the seasons and waies of Reaping and Ordering each sort of Grain, before it be carried off the Ground?
28758	What are the several kinds of Grass, and which are counted the best?
28758	What are the several waies of preserving Grain in the Straw, within and without doors, from all kind of Annoyance, as Mice, Heating, Rain,& c?
28758	What are the waies of preserving any stores of separated Grain, from the Annoyances they are obnoxious to?
28758	What are the waies of separating the several sorts of Grain from the Straw, and of dressing them?
28758	What are, the Situation, Materials, Dimensions, Shape, Bigness, and in short what is the whole structure and Contrivance of the Furnace?
28758	What communication there is of Seas by Streights and Subterraneal Conveyances?
28758	What contrivance they have, to let or take out the Metal, that is in fusion; and cast it into Barrs, Sows, Pigs,& c?
28758	What ground_ Marle_ hath over head?
28758	What is its vertue to Manure Land?
28758	What is observable in them, and what Minerals they signify, and may be supposed to be produced by?
28758	What is the Proportion of Salt, that is in the Water of differing Seas; And whether in the same Sea it be always the same?
28758	What is the Wideness of the Groove at the Top, and elsewhere?
28758	What is the depth of the sea in several places, and the Order of its increase and Decrements?
28758	What is the depth of the_ Marle_ it self?
28758	What is the fineness and goodness of the Ore, by which the Mine is wo nt to be estimated?
28758	What is the greatest_ Dose_, any men are known to have taken of_ Opium_?
28758	What is the way of making Pot- ashes in_ Poland_?
28758	What is their way of dressing and making Leather, which though thin and supple, will hold out water?
28758	What is to be observ''d in the Digging of_ Sal Gemmæ_ in_ Poland_?
28758	What is to be observed about_ Succinum_ or Amber?
28758	What kind of Furnaces they use, to melt the Ore in?
28758	What kind of Grass is fittest to be preserved for Winter feeding?
28758	What kinds of Fewel, and what quantities of it, are wo nt to be employed in the Furnace, within the compass of a day, or week?
28758	What method they observe in breeding those excellent Horses, they are so much famed for?
28758	What proportion of Metal it affords?
28758	What store of_ Amianthus_ there is in_ Cyprus_; and how they work it?
28758	What the Figuration of the Seas from North to South, and from East to West, and in the several Hemispheres and Climats?
28758	What the colour of it?
28758	What the weight?
28758	What things in Nature, or by Art, or Mechanical contrivance will retain a warming Heat longest, or a melting or scorching Heat?
28758	What will continue or maintain Fire longest?
28758	Where''tis inquired, whether_ Chymical Oyles_ will, by Congelation, be like expressed Oyls, contracted, or, like aqueous Liquors, expanded?
28758	Whereunto an Inquiry is subjoyned, whence this prodigious force, observed in water, expanded by Glaciation, should proceed?
28758	Whether Birds and Wilde Beasts grow white there in Winter, and recover their native colour in Summer?
28758	Whether Colours may be concentred by a sharp cold?
28758	Whether Heat or Damps give any assurance or a probability of finding a Mine?
28758	Whether Mists use to rise from Grounds stored with Minerals?
28758	Whether Swallows do lie under water in Winter, and revive in Summer?
28758	Whether Water of any kind, met with in Digging, especially at this or that depth, do betoken a Mine?
28758	Whether a Dog, that is_ sick_ of some disease chiefly imputable to the mass of blood, may be cured by exchanging it for that of a_ sound_ Dog?
28758	Whether a Purging Medicine, being given to the_ Emittent_ Dog a while before the Operation, the_ Recipient_ Dog will be thereby purged, and how?
28758	Whether about_ Reame_ in the Southern part of_ Arabia Foelix_, there be Grapes without any grains?
28758	Whether accurate Observations evince, that all Fishes dye in frozen Waters, if the Ice be not broken?
28758	Whether acquired Habits will be destroy''d or impair''d by this Experiment?
28758	Whether all Fruits, Herbs, Earth, Fountains, are naturally saltish in the Isle of_ Cyprus_?
28758	Whether all Stones of that kind do equally signify that Mine?
28758	Whether almost equal or very un- equal in height?
28758	Whether any Medicated Liquors may be injected together with the blood into the_ Recipient_ Dog?
28758	Whether any part of the Metal be found in the Mine perfect and complete?
28758	Whether at present he employs himself, as is related, in grinding a_ Telescope_ of 120 foot long?
28758	Whether by this way of Transfusing Blood; the disposition of Individual Animals of the same kind, may not be much altered?
28758	Whether by_ steeping_, and in what kind of Liquor?
28758	Whether fruitful or barren; cold or temperate; rocky or not; hollow or solid?
28758	Whether here be differing kinds of it?
28758	Whether in droughts or long Frosts the proportion of Salt or weight increaseth?
28758	Whether in the Aquæducts, they make, they line the inside with as good Plaister, as the Ancients did?
28758	Whether in those places, where the Metal is melted, there be not elevated some Corpuscles, that stick to the upper parts of the Furnace, or Building?
28758	Whether in_ Candia_ there be no poysonous Creatures; and whether those Serpents, that are there, are without poyson?
28758	Whether it be Clayie, Marley, Chalkye,& c. And, if it be of several kinds, how many they are; and by what properties they are distinguish''d?
28758	Whether it be convenient enough, or not?
28758	Whether it be mingled with the Ore, before that be put into the Fire, or cast in afterwards; and, if so, at what time,& c?
28758	Whether it be observed, that Trees and other greater Plants seem to have their tops burnt, or other leaves or outsides discoloured?
28758	Whether it be_ single_, or more than One?
28758	Whether or no, having once brought the Ore to fusion, they melt all the Metal it self, to have it the more pure?
28758	Whether the Blood affords both the Matter for the structure of the Body, and such parts also, as are fit for the nourishment of the same?
28758	Whether the Burning and Beating of the Ore be used to prepare it for the Furnace?
28758	Whether the Country be Mountainous, Plain, or distinguish''d with Vales?
28758	Whether the Country be barren or fruitful?
28758	Whether the Country be, or be not furnish''d with Rivers, Brooks, Springs, and other Waters; and how these waters are conditioned?
28758	Whether the Earth- quakes in_ Zant_ and_ Cephalonia_ be so frequent, as now and then to happen nine or ten times a Month?
28758	Whether the Groove be perpendicular or crooked; and if crooked, after what manner, and with what distance it winds?
28758	Whether the Ground be made barren by Metalline or Mineral Effluviums?
28758	Whether the Metal, being brought to fusion, affords{ 342} any Recrements?
28758	Whether the Mine be troubled with_ Damps_, and of what kind they are?
28758	Whether the Natives, and other Inhabitants, live longer or shorter than ordinary?
28758	Whether the Ore be melted by a Wind, excited by the Fire it self; as in Wind- ovens?
28758	Whether the Ore be pure in its kind from other Metals, and, if not, of what Metals it participates; and in what proportion?
28758	Whether the Purgative virtue of_ Catharticks_ be increased or lessened, or even totally destroy''d by a strong and continued Cold?
28758	Whether the Subterraneous Springs do rise with any wind or determinate change of weather?
28758	Whether the Territorie, that bears the Mine, abounds with no other Kind of Mineral in some distinct part of it?
28758	Whether the Transfusion may be practic''d upon pregnant Bitches, at least at certain times of their gravidation?
28758	Whether the Vein be inclosed every way in its Coats; or whether it only lye between them?
28758	Whether the Vein lie near, or much beneath the surface of the Earth, and at what depth?
28758	Whether the Vein run or lye Horizontal, or dippe?
28758	Whether the Waters of the place proposed, do by their tast, smell, ponderousness,& c. disclose themselves to contain Minerals?
28758	Whether the leaving the Ore expos''d to the open Air and Rain for a good while, be used as a Præparative?
28758	Whether the parts about the City of_ Constantinople_ or_ Asia Minor_, be as subject to Earth- quakes now, as they have been formerly?
28758	Whether the produced Metal be all of the same goodness?
28758	Whether the_ Electrical_ virtue of_ Amber_, and the_ Attractive_ and_ Directive_ force of the_ Magnet_, be changed by a vehement Cold?
28758	Whether the_ Hungarian Bolus_ like the_ Armenus_?
28758	Whether the_ Soyle_ that is neer the Surface of the Earth, be Stony; and, if it be, what kind of Stones it abounds with?
28758	Whether the_ Turks_ employ it to any other Uses, besides that of the taking away of Hair?
28758	Whether the_ Virgula Divinatoria_ be used to find out the Veins of proposed Mines; and, if it be, with what success?
28758	Whether the_ same_ Comet returns again, as the Spots in the Sun?
28758	Whether their Oyls in hard frosts are turn''d into true, that is, hard and britle, Ice?
28758	Whether their Watches go slower by the intense cold?
28758	Whether there be a_ Nervous_ and_ Nutritious_ Juice?
28758	Whether there be any Clayes, Marles, or other Mineral Earths, yellow or liquid matters, that usually give notice of the Ore?
28758	Whether there be any Signs of the depth of the Vein beneath the surface of the Earth; and what they are?
28758	Whether there be any Signs of the neerness of the Mine, and what they are?
28758	Whether there be in the_ Bodnick Bay_ a Whirl- pool, as is related to be in the Sea of_ Norway_, which is commonly call''d the_ Maal- stroom_?
28758	Whether they are constant or temporary?
28758	Whether they be all of one sort and bigness, or of differing?
28758	Whether they be so skilful in Poysoning, as it is said; and how their Poysons are curable?
28758	Whether they can congeal meer_ Blood_, all the serous part thereof being sever''d?
28758	Whether they do any thing to the Metal, after it is once brought to Fusion, and, if need be, melt it over again, to give it a melioration?
28758	Whether they ever meet with places and Stones actually very hot, as_ Matthesius_ relates?
28758	Whether they find any strange substances in the Mines, as Vessels, Anchors, Fishes inclos''d in Sparr or Metal,& c.?
28758	Whether they find in the Mines any Mineral Gelly, such as the_ German_ Naturalists call_ Ghur_?
28758	Whether they live more or less healthy?
28758	Whether they meet with any Waters in the Mine?
28758	Whether they use Fire to soften, calcine, or crack them?
28758	Whether those Dogs, that have_ Peculiarities_, will have them either abolisht, or at least much impaired by transfusion of blood?
28758	Whether( besides these Coats) the Vein have belonging to it any other_ Heterogeneous_ substance?
28758	Whether_ Mercury_ be made use off, to extract the nobler from the baser metals?
28758	Whether_ Mummies_ be found in the sands of_ Arabia_, that are the dryed flesh of men buried in those sandy Deserts in travelling?
28758	With what declivity the Water runs out of the_ Euxine- Sea_ into the_ Propontis_?
28758	With what depth?
28758	With what instruments they do Harrow, Clod and Rowl, and at what seasons?
28758	_ Degrees_) either in placing it, or in observing, he shall not mistake the thickness of a single thred of Silk?
28758	_ E.g._ A strong Decoction of Cocheneel in a fit Glass?
28758	_ It hath been more than once asked of your Chieftains, whether they had a Demonstration for asserting the motion of the Earth?
28758	and how far it reaches in all?
28758	and how prepared?
28758	and how theirs is made?
28758	and what wood lasts longest?
28758	and whether it keeps the same seasons of Changes?
28758	and whether the seasons and changes of the Air and Weather can be thereby discover''d, and the now hidden causes of many other_ Phænomena_ detected?
28758	and whether they can be certainly foretold?
28758	and with what circumstances; as, how long the Ignition lasts at a time, whether the Ore be suffer''d to cool of it self, or be quench''d?
28758	and, whether in the time of great_ Conjunctions_ they are more easily generated?
28758	as also, how in extreme Cold Countries, the Bodies of Dead Men and other Animals may be preserved very many years entire and unputrified?
28758	if regular, whether Elliptick, or Parabolar, or Hyperbolical?
28758	in hotter or colder weather?
28758	or, that, of such Arches, equal in length,_ That is the more crooked, whose ends by bowing are brought nearest together_?)
28758	what Signs fore- run them?
28758	what Signs, whereby to find the Vein again?
28758	what is the Depth of the Mines, stored with this Salt?
28758	what mischief they do?
28758	what the cause of this acceleration and retardation of their true Motion?
28758	what their distance from the Sea,& c?
28758	whether circular, or streight, or curve, or partly streight and partly curve?
28758	whether in wet weather or dry?
28758	whether in{ 155} high Winds or Calms?
28758	whether it be an Exsudation of the Sea?
28758	whether it be seen to float upon the surface of the Sea?
28758	whether it be soft, when''tis first cast on shore?
28758	whether it be washed betwixt each Ignition?
28758	whether most when a North, or when a South, when an East or a West wind blows?
28758	whether on such as lie neerer to the_ Sea_, or further up into the_ Mainland_?
28758	whether they come often or seldom at any set time, or altogether irregularly?
28758	which is the swiftest, and which the slowest Motion they are capable of?
28758	{ 106} He refers to his_ Cometography_ these Disquisitions: whether all Comets( in their innate Motion) move equal_ spaces_ in equal_ Times_?
28758	{ 93} What time of the year it is to be laid on?
32899	Any progress?
32899	Does n''t it sound just like a secret code?
32899	Have n''t the two of us been slaving like teamsters, along with McBride and a whole army of engineers? 32899 Have you taken any observations today?"
32899	Holcomb?
32899	If we sign,demanded Malvine,"will you let us go?"
32899	My glory, is he crazy?
32899	Oh, by the way, do n''t your partners want to join us? 32899 Well, anything new?"
32899	Well, how we going to save ourselves? 32899 Well, how''s she going?"
32899	Well, what is their plot?
32899	Well, who but this fellow Holcomb?
32899	Well,demanded Hogarth,"what success?"
32899	What in blazes is this?
32899	What makes you so damned cheerful?
32899	What the devil does that mean?
32899	What we want to know is, what progress have you made? 32899 What''s that damned noise?"
32899	What''s the trouble now?
32899	What-- what in hell''s name is this?
32899	Where are you? 32899 Who''d have thought it?"
32899	Who''s your genius?
32899	Already her position was perilous-- might the conspirators not finish the job by seizing her at any moment?
32899	And had they not, poring together over his plans, decided that it would be possible to alter the movements of the very planets?
32899	And what are the results?
32899	Any sign of getting the earth back in place?"
32899	But in that case, would it not also have affected Mars, Jupiter, and the other planets?
32899	But what did this matter?
32899	But where was she now?
32899	Can you put the earth back on its orbit?"
32899	Could this code not be used over the radio?
32899	Do n''t you see?
32899	Got a model machine to show me?"
32899	Had she not believed, with him, that this ray formed a current, which, like electricity, could be bent, or twisted from its course?
32899	Have you had them?
32899	In their code, what did that mean?
32899	Mean to say she wo n''t work?"
32899	Nevertheless, was there not just the remotest hope?--possibly a chance in a million?
32899	Now there came two longs and a short; then a short and two longs--"Well, old man, how''s the work going?"
32899	Or had they suspected?--and were they only toying with him?
32899	Or imprisoned by the Triumvirs?
32899	She did not need to be told about the Cosmic Deflector-- had she not been at Dan''s side during these many months when he had worked at it?
32899	Somewhere in hiding?
32899	Tell me, where are you?"
32899	That answering tap, tap, tap?
32899	Then why did they not save us?
32899	Was he but playing a fool''s game?
32899	Was he not wasting his efforts while the earth whirled to its doom?
32899	What did anything matter, except that Earth be saved from destruction?
32899	What do you think they did?
32899	What does he take me for-- a louse?"
32899	What if we are world dictators?
32899	What was that sound he heard?
32899	Would he ever again catch the interrupted message?
32899	Would its orbit, like that of a periodic comet, be lengthened into a long ellipse, taking it into the unthinkable cold beyond Jupiter or Saturn?
32899	Yet if she were still at liberty, was there not a means by which he might still communicate with her?
32899	Yet why was it that, even in this moment of their triumph, a gnawing suspicion crept over her, chilling her joy with a dull clutching uneasiness?
39949	***** But what does all this signify?
39949	Given a situation wrought out by the forces under inquiry, what follows as the consequence of the situation so wrought out?
39949	How far is it in consonance with hereditary human nature?
39949	Neither does it leave room for that other question of normality, What should be the end of the developmental process under discussion?
39949	The last step in the chemist''s experimental inquiry into any substance is, What comes of the substance determined?
39949	The problem presented to Mr. Clark by the current phenomena of economic development is: how can it be stopped?
39949	The question here is: How has this cult of science arisen?
39949	The question is rather, What are we doing about it?
39949	The question which they ask is always, What takes place next, and why?
39949	This race then brought the neolithic culture, but without the domestic animals( or plants?)
39949	WHY IS ECONOMICS NOT AN EVOLUTIONARY SCIENCE?
39949	What are its cultural antecedents?
39949	What are we going to do about it?
39949	What has been done in the way of inquiry into this economic life process?
39949	What will it do?
39949	What will it lead to, when it is made the point of departure in further chemical action?
39949	When he asks the question, Why?
39949	Why are large coördinations of industry, which greatly reduce cost of production, a cause of perplexity and alarm?
39949	Why is one- half our consumable product contrived for consumption that yields no material benefit?
39949	Why is the family disintegrating among the industrial classes, at the same time that the wherewithal to maintain it is easier to compass?
39949	Why is there a widespread disaffection among the intelligent workmen who ought to know better?
39949	[ 2]"Why is Economics not an Evolutionary Science?"
39949	and, What foothold has science in the modern culture?
39949	and, What is the nature of its hold on the convictions of civilised men?
39949	or what follows upon the accession of a further element of force?
39949	or, failing that, how can it be guided and minimised?
38097	How do you know that the Lord doeth it?
38097	Why should I be robbed of my property to pay for teaching another man''s children?
38097	And what dweller in the slough of want, dwarfed in body and soul, demoralized, hopeless, can reasonably be expected to possess these qualities?
38097	And what has made this difference?
38097	But Nemesis did not forget Croesus: has she forgotten us?
38097	But are these corpuscles causes, or mere concomitants, of the disease?
38097	But what becomes of the coal which is burnt in yielding this interest?
38097	But when one tried to think it out, what in the world became of force considered as an objective entity?
38097	But why does a muscle contract at one time and not at another?
38097	But?
38097	CCCVII If the expectation of hell hereafter can keep me from evil- doing, surely_ a fortiori_ the certainty of hell now will do so?
38097	CCIX What books shall I read?
38097	CCLXVII Who has ever imagined that wealth which, in the hands of an employer, is capital, ceases to be capital if it is in the hands of a labourer?
38097	CCXIII What is the purpose of primary intellectual education?
38097	CLXII If mankind can not be engaged in practices"full of austerity and rigour?"
38097	CLXVIII If the question is asked, What then do we know about matter and motion?
38097	Give me such evidence as would justify me in believing anything else, and I will believe that Why should I not?
38097	How did these isolated patches of a northern population get into these deep places?
38097	How is it that the new- born infant is enabled to perform this first instalment of the sentence of lifelong labour which no man may escape?
38097	If you ask why the moral inner sense is to be( under due limitations) obeyed; why the few who are steered by it move the mass in whom it is weak?
38097	Indeed, if a little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger?
38097	Is not the formation of the picture a"function"of the piece of glass thus shaped?
38097	LXI Why should the souls[ of philosophers] be deeply vexed?
38097	LXIV Elijah''s great question,"Will you serve God or Baal?
38097	What is it originates, directs, and controls the motive power?
38097	Why does one whole group of muscles contract when the lobster wishes to extend his tail and another group when he desires to bend it?
38097	Why should we be worse off under one_ régime_ than under the other?
38097	XII Fact I know; and Law I know; but what is this Necessity, save an empty shadow of my own mind''s throwing?
38097	XVIII What, then, is certain?....
427	And if so, what did they intend to do when they got there?
427	Had the earthquake brought these Syndicate knaves to their senses?
427	How could the Government, the municipality, the army, or the navy explain this?
427	How long would it be before the American flag would be seen no more upon the high seas?
427	Or were they about to make further absurd and outrageous demands?
427	Were these six crabs and one repeller bound to the British Isles?
427	What was it that they should do?
41064	And if we did, what would it matter?
41064	Are there oceans on our new planet?
41064	Are you busy, good sir?
41064	Are you folk afraid of Hulduvians?
41064	How''re you?
41064	I wondered--She hesitated, then, breathlessly:"I wonder if you could give me a lift down to the beach?
41064	Mmmm-- shouldn''t you be at home now? 41064 Then why are you giving Earth to them?"
41064	What can I do for you?
41064	What could we do about it?
41064	Where''ve you been?
41064	Who was your great- grandfather?
41064	Why do you want to go to the beach, Julith?
41064	Why should we want to change them? 41064 Will I ever see you again?"
41064	Will we be able to fly like this when we get to the stars?
41064	Wo n''t you come in to dinner?
41064	You through in your sector?
41064	But has she given us more than that?
41064	Do n''t you see, Julith, you have to move for the good of all of us?"
41064	Had he simply let the insult glide off him, or had he not understood it at all?
41064	Is n''t there milking and so on to do?"
41064	Or would it?
41064	Venus-- or was it Mercury?
41064	What could they have to say to the ancient and mighty civilization which had almost forgotten their little planet?
41064	What of it?
41064	Why ca n''t you leave the past alone?
41064	Why not just say-- eaten?
41064	Wo n''t you come eat with us, good sir?"
41624	Is it science?
41624	Or is it fiction?
41624	What,I said to myself,"is the world coming to?
41624	A month?
41624	A slug against snakes?
41624	A year?
41624	And how many other good guessers must there have been who never got around to setting down their predictions in print?
41624	And what is inspiration?
41624	And what is science- fiction coming to?"
41624	And where hav I red 4SJ''s RECORD bee4?
41624	By the way, what, I''d like to know, is the sex of that Bokian creature?
41624	How long a time?
41624	How long?
41624	How many ideas did they have that_ never_ have been realized and never will?
41624	How''s about it, Campbell?
41624	IS IT TRUE WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT KUTTNER?
41624	Like several other L.A. natives he is too busy living to do much worrying-- and besides-- what does it get him?
41624	Material bought but never paid for-- so what can you lose?
41624	Oh, yes, and is it true what they say about Kuttner?
41624	On and on like this-- for how long?
41624	Or do you?
41624	Or have n''t I mentioned the weasel?
41624	Or was it a week?
41624	Or would it frighten you?"
41624	Well, they are given_ science_, and what does it turn out to be?
41624	What chance of victory?
41624	What was she saying?
41624	Where was I?)
41624	Wollheim, Communist, born in a revolving door, believes in revolutions, get it?
43791	= The Science of Concepts.= Here the question immediately arises: how can we secure such perfection?
43791	Are we then to deduce that it is superfluous or unfeasible to designate the waves as different?
43791	But where is the line of division between one wave and the next?
43791	Each time we encounter such problems, we must ask ourselves: what would be the difference empirically if the one or the other view were correct?
43791	How far can the form be extended?
43791	Now what predictions do those natural laws enable us to make?
43791	Now, wherein lies the more significant value of such formulations?
43791	_ Carnot_ asked himself the question, Upon what does the action of the steam engine, which had just then come into use, depend?
22754	''Smatter? 22754 A double play?"
22754	Afraid? 22754 And as to the Great Brain?"
22754	And do you think you''ll be able to raise your children and grandchildren and so on to do the same? 22754 And if so, how?"
22754	And the_ real_ offensive will be?
22754	And they''ll wake up tomorrow morning with no Omans?
22754	And to that end?
22754	And you would, I presume, take the_ UC-1_ back with you?
22754	And you''re bellyaching about that?
22754	And you, boss?
22754	And your folks, too, of course?
22754	Any rough stuff?
22754	Are n''t you or Larry afraid to take such an awful chance as that?
22754	Are n''t you taking a lot of risk in giving away such secrets?
22754	Are n''t you the guy,she demanded,"who was laughing his head off at the idea that the Board and its propinquity could have any effect on_ him_?"
22754	Are there any other races in this Galaxy more powerful than the postulated one now living on Fuel World?
22754	Are you sure_ I_ belong here?
22754	But are they really growing? 22754 But are you sure you can take it again so soon?"
22754	But are you_ sure_ they''re friendly?
22754	But ca n''t the damned stuff be controlled? 22754 But damn it, how_ can_ it work?"
22754	But do n''t you_ see_, Jarve, that she''s just simply playing you for a sucker? 22754 But does_ he_ love_ you_?"
22754	But he_ wants_ to have it broken?
22754	But how did they drain all our power? 22754 But just how sure are you that even you can stand up under the load?"
22754	But just how sure are you that some other of our boys or girls may not have just enough of whatever it takes to do the job? 22754 But listen, Sandy, why should we get into a fight because we do n''t want to marry each other?
22754	But suppose he_ had_ called you?
22754	But suppose somebody tells him just how you''re playing him for a sucker?
22754	But suppose the Stretts had sent in a thousand more skeletons than they did?
22754	But suppose we burn the poor guy''s brain out? 22754 But why_ should_ we be?"
22754	But you could n''t quite-- even with his own help-- break Larry''s?
22754	By pulling straws or hair? 22754 Ca n''t I?"
22754	Can you come out here, Jarve? 22754 Can you read my mind?"
22754	Can you spare a couple of minutes to think at me, Sandy?
22754	Did you ever hear her say it?
22754	Do n''t you--_ever_--answer a question intelligibly?
22754	Do n''t you_ know_ whether they are or not?
22754	Do n''t_ any_ of you, really, see anything different?
22754	Do you accept these conditions or not?
22754	Do you make anything of that, Jarve?
22754	Do you mean to intimate that we are to falsify the record?
22754	Do you mind, sir, if we sleep on the floor at the sides of your bed?
22754	Do you really think we''re_ people_?
22754	Do you suppose_ we''re_ nuts?
22754	Do you think it''ll work?
22754	Do you think that the Master perceived your web?
22754	Doctor Cummings, why were n''t yours out?
22754	Does anything about this planet make any sense to you?
22754	Does that make sense to you?
22754	Especially with half a dozen of those other cats watching? 22754 Everybody going ashore?"
22754	Expect? 22754 Fine-- or is it?
22754	Free for a couple of minutes, Teddy? 22754 Got half an hour, Jarve?"
22754	Has it occurred to you, Jarve, that this opens up intergalactic exploration? 22754 Have I managed to hide it_ that_ well?
22754	Have you got the foggiest idea of what in hell she''s yammering about?
22754	Hi, Jarve,from all six, and:"What''ll you drink?
22754	Hi, Jarve,said Chief Linguist Harkins, and:"Hi, boss-- what''s holding us up?"
22754	How about this?
22754	How about you, Alex?
22754	How are you going to select and reject personnel? 22754 How can any possible brain take so much of_ this_ stuff without damage?"
22754	How can''until''be a mathematical operator?
22754	How did he suggest going about it? 22754 How did she get in here?"
22754	How did you have the guts to state so many things as facts? 22754 How do we make that jump without charts, Laro?"
22754	How do you explain_ that_?
22754	How do you feel?
22754	How do you figure that kind of twaddle ties in with anything?
22754	How long has it been since you had a good night''s sleep?
22754	How long have I been on this job? 22754 How long have you been worrying about_ that_, Jarve?"
22754	How long?
22754	How''s old Gordon going to pay for his uranexite, then?
22754	How_ about_ this, Mike?
22754	Huh? 22754 Huh?
22754	Huh? 22754 Huh?
22754	Huh? 22754 Huh?"
22754	I am? 22754 I ca n''t?
22754	I''d go anywhere with you, of course, any time, but_ this_--but you''re positively_ sure_ Sammy Small will be all right?
22754	I''ll stay and help you think?
22754	I''m going to_ like_ this, what?
22754	If we throw''em out, how do we do it?
22754	Is it the radiation or the water? 22754 Is that bad?"
22754	It wo n''t work from there, will it?
22754	Laro, do you understand''hot''? 22754 Maybe, sometime, I''ll get used to having somebody besides you in my bedroom, but I have n''t, yet.... Oh, do you itch, too?"
22754	Me marry a damned female Ph.D.? 22754 Mister Snowden, why did we emerge without orders from me?"
22754	Mr. Ashby, did you have your interspace rigs set?
22754	Nerve? 22754 No?
22754	No?
22754	Nor anything else except the_ Perseus_? 22754 Nothing at all?"
22754	Of what possible use can a mathematician, a theoretician and a theoretical astronomer be in such a situation as this?
22754	Oh, you do n''t love me for myself alone, then, but just on account of_ that_ big jerk?
22754	Oh, you expect, then...?
22754	Oh-- you still here, Tuly? 22754 Oh?
22754	Oh? 22754 Oh?
22754	Oh?
22754	Oh?
22754	Omans?
22754	On a planet like_ that_? 22754 One like that copy of Murchison''s Dark Lady that you keep under the glass on your desk?"
22754	Or must we go out into the hall?
22754	Prince, will you and Dark Lady please conjure us up a steak- and- mushrooms supper? 22754 Ready?"
22754	Say, if I let my hair clear down, will you?
22754	Skipper, why would n''t it be a smart idea to clamp a blockade onto Fuel Bin? 22754 Sleep?
22754	So why do n''t you and Temple have supper with me? 22754 Someone committed an error, Your Loftiness?"
22754	Staff? 22754 Such as?"
22754	Temple? 22754 That all this virility and nubility and glamor is pure coincidence?"
22754	That much? 22754 That''s the way it looks to you?"
22754	The First Team does n''t need you now too much, does it, Jarve?
22754	The mean will be about five thousand Oman years-- you do n''t know that an Oman year is equal to one point two nine three plus Terran years?
22754	The point is, what can we do about it?
22754	There''s a horrible snapper on that question.... Ca n''t_ I_ do it? 22754 They ca n''t be swayed, then, by reason or logic?"
22754	This crippling power- shortage would really be over?
22754	To try to make liars out of hundreds of eyewitnesses? 22754 Tuly, too, of course... and Doctor Cummings, I think?"
22754	Tuly,Sandra said then,"What_ is_ this stuff you say I''ve got so much of?"
22754	Want to know what it reminds me of? 22754 We are stronger physically, more alert and more vigorous mentally, with a keener, sharper outlook on life?"
22754	We do n''t see how any stable indigenous life can have developed at all, unless..."Unless what? 22754 We do n''t seem to convince each other, do we, in the matter of technique?"
22754	We''re going to have to keep on using the Omans and their cars, are n''t we?
22754	Well, what_ do_ you mean? 22754 Were you trying to kill yourself?"
22754	What I did to Bill? 22754 What are you two talking about?"
22754	What can that be?
22754	What did you do to the big jerk, boss?
22754	What do you expect of Bachelors''Hall-- a boudoir? 22754 What do you think I''m made of-- superefract?
22754	What do you want to be, besides the brain and the kingpin and the balance- wheel and the spark- plug of the outfit? 22754 What is best for us to do?"
22754	What is it?
22754	What next?
22754	What other things?
22754	What the hell happened to you?
22754	What was it you started to say back there, boss?
22754	What will our policy be? 22754 What would you suggest?"
22754	What''s going on over there, Hilton?
22754	What''s so smooth about showing off man- hunger that way? 22754 What''s the gist?
22754	What''s wrong with it?
22754	What''s your name, Miss?
22754	What''s_ that_ crack supposed to mean? 22754 What, before supper?"
22754	What? 22754 What?"
22754	What_ did_ you do to Bill?
22754	What_ is_ all this senseless idiocy we''ve been getting, Jarve?
22754	When anyone can have anything he wants, merely by wanting it, what good is money? 22754 Where did you Omans and your masters come from?
22754	Where do you think you found any such stuff as that in the directive? 22754 Where do you want it, Admiral?
22754	Who or what_ is_ that race?
22754	Who would n''t?
22754	Who''s been feeding_ you_ so much red meat, little squirt?
22754	Who, then, are the two its to simulate?
22754	Why all this tearing rush? 22754 Why have n''t I got brains enough to be on one of those teams?"
22754	Why not more?
22754	Why not?
22754	Why not?
22754	Why this arrangement, Sandy?
22754	Why?
22754	Will you please run a search- pattern, sir? 22754 With a civilization having no government, no police, no laws, no medium of exchange...""No_ money_?"
22754	With such stuff as that, and the plastic shield besides, why all the depth and all that solid lead?
22754	Would n''t_ that_ be a something?
22754	Would you care to record a message for her?
22754	Yeah-- and have him say''Why, of course, Master, but why do you keep on testing me this way?'' 22754 You are replacing the Omans destroyed in the battle with the skeletons?"
22754	You can talk, ca n''t you, Jarvis, without moving your lips and without anyone else hearing you?
22754	You could also convert my wife?
22754	You know what we''ve got to_ do_ Jarve?
22754	You know... you could be right?
22754	You mean it never had a crew?
22754	You mean that one shipload of despicable humans who-- far too late to do them any good-- barred us temporarily from Fuel World?
22754	You mean that we... that I''ll stay just as I am-- for thousands of_ years_?
22754	You mean you''re_ all_ talking to me?
22754	You think it was n''t double- barreled?
22754	You think it was the bluff, yes?
22754	You think so, Dolly? 22754 You think so?
22754	You would n''t be holding anything else back, would you?
22754	You''d go_ that_ far? 22754 You_ were_ slightly unclear-- a little rattled?
22754	Your ancient Masters, being short- lived like us, changed materially with time, did they not? 22754 _ Married!_ Does he know anything about_ that_?"
22754	_ That''s_ the way you''re trying to land him? 22754 _ What?_ That makes it infinitely worse.
22754	_ What?_Even Ynos was contemptuous now.
22754	''Smatter with it?"
22754	***** After a short silence de Vaux said,"I suppose you realize that the first half of the problem you posed us has now solved itself?"
22754	***** As soon as it was clear that no one had been injured, Sawtelle demanded,"How about it, Hilton?"
22754	*****"But not months or years, you think?"
22754	*****"Do you think so?
22754	Alex?"
22754	Am I right in thinking that I now do n''t need the other seven at all-- that my cells are fully charged and I can go it alone?"
22754	And Sandy, will you please call all department heads and their assistants into the conference room?"
22754	And after licking me hands down, you think you can square it by swinging the old shovel that way?"
22754	And if so, how long?
22754	And if so, what about marriage?
22754	And if you can do any such conversion, what would happen?
22754	And just as bad, what and how is that other point source of power we''re heading for now?"
22754	And this new, young race who came now to take their place-- could they hope to defeat the ancient Enemy of All?
22754	And will you call the time of initiation, or shall I?"
22754	And wo n''t Bernadine be amazed,"Beverly laughed gleefully,"at her wise- crack about the''race to end all human races''coming true?"
22754	And you changed with them?"
22754	Any comments?"
22754	Any contributions to this symposium?"
22754	Anything else before we hit our sacks?"
22754	Anything else?"
22754	Anyway, whose job is it, sweetheart?"
22754	Are these Omans people or machines?"
22754	Are we Masters?
22754	Are we in good shape or not?
22754	Are you getting anywhere trying to make a Christian out of Laro?"
22754	Are you holding''em?"
22754	Are you ready for a terrible shock, sir?"
22754	Are you?"
22754	Are you_ sure_ of that figure?"
22754	Aristarchus or White Sands?"
22754	At the moment there were seventeen of those peculiar-- projectors?
22754	At what point in the action should it be put into effect?
22754	Besides, anything else would be forbidden... or would it?"
22754	Besides, what''s the hurry?"
22754	Bev?"
22754	Bill''s there with Teddy?"
22754	Bill?"
22754	But I''d like to ask, Jarvis-- or rather, I suppose you have already set up a new Advisory Board?"
22754	But are you sure?"
22754	But before I grant liberty, suppose there''s any VD around here that our prophylactics ca n''t handle?"
22754	But before we tackle the second team, what''s your thought on Bernadine and Hermione?
22754	But d''you think that applies to us?"
22754	But do you really believe that the Board was playing Cupid?"
22754	But even if you personally are willing to give us ten years, how in hell do you think you can swing it?
22754	But first, they all want to come aboard....""_ What?_"Hilton yelped.
22754	But has it ever occurred to you that that''s a hell of a way to treat a first- class, highly capable brain?
22754	But it''s solved, darling, so...""_ Darling?_"she gasped, almost inaudibly, both hands flying to her throat.
22754	But just s''pose they''d missed it?"
22754	But of what importance are mere weeks of time to a race that has, for many millions of years, been adhering rigidly to a pre- set program?
22754	But this is the best plan you have been able to formulate?"
22754	But we ca n''t do this very often... can we?"
22754	But we might let''em in now, just while we sleep, and throw''em out again as soon as we wake up in the morning?"
22754	But what did you start to say about Laro?"
22754	But what difference does it make whether he has, yet, or not?
22754	But what do_ you_ want him for?
22754	But what in all space does it think it''s doing?"
22754	But what makes you think I''m in love with Temple Bells?"
22754	But what makes you think we can possibly live through such a horrible conversion as that?"
22754	But which factor-- the fun and games, which is the moral issue, or the consequences?"
22754	But why the''fast'', if you are n''t anticipating any shotgun weddings?"
22754	But... but what''s a_ skyscraper_ skeleton doing out here in interstellar space?"
22754	Buy it?"
22754	By getting yourself pregnant?"
22754	Can there_ possibly_ be a race such as I thought I saw?
22754	Can you come in for just a few minutes?
22754	Can you do the same for peyondix?"
22754	Can you now disprove that assumption?"
22754	Can you take that much of a chance?"
22754	Candy, ice cream, cake, pie, eclairs, cream puffs, French pastries, sugar and gobs of thick cream in my coffee...?"
22754	Check?"
22754	Choked-- throttled down-- damped-- muzzled, some way or other?"
22754	Come with me, please?"
22754	Cummings?"
22754	Cut the Stretts''fuel supply?"
22754	Destroy it?
22754	Did n''t you read paragraph 12-A-2, one of the many marked''Top Secret''?"
22754	Did n''t_ any_ of you feel anything?"
22754	Did they or did they not have thought screens?"
22754	Did you really think it would?"
22754	Do I, or do n''t I, want to lay it on the table with you, now and from here on?
22754	Do any of you Omans know why they left?
22754	Do n''t tell me_ you''re_ going domestic, Sandy, just because you''ve got a house?"
22754	Do we_ have_ to go over that again?"
22754	Do you ask?"
22754	Do you think those four kinds of intuition are alike, by seven thousand rows of apple trees?"
22754	Do you want to do_ everything_ yourself?"
22754	Does anyone wish to amend this summation as recorded?"
22754	Does that make sense to you?"
22754	En route, Laro said-- stiffly?
22754	Enough oompa, but not too much?"
22754	Enough punch to do the job, but not enough to backfire that way?"
22754	Even if it were an unmixed blessing-- which it very definitely is_ not_--do you want all humanity thrown into such an uproar as that would cause?
22754	Fatal?
22754	Fifteen?
22754	Fine- toothing only the hot spots?"
22754	Five thousand?
22754	From_ you_?"
22754	Got it?"
22754	Great Brain, how much of the total universe have you studied?"
22754	Has she... is she... well, does she remind you in any way of an iceberg?"
22754	Have I permission, sir?"
22754	Have we returned?
22754	Have you any idea at all of what the Board actually did have in mind?"
22754	Have you any objections to releasing all this to the press?"
22754	Have you got anything in shape to do a fine- tooth on?"
22754	Have you?"
22754	He turned to a burly youth with sun- bleached, crew- cut hair,"Still safe, Frank?"
22754	Hilton could not fit an adverb to the tone--"Master, have you then decided to destroy me?
22754	Hilton said:"Temple, have you any reservations at all, however slight, as to having Dark Lady as a permanent fixture in your home?"
22754	How about it, fellows and girls?
22754	How about the Navy-- the Stretts-- even the Board?"
22754	How about you and your people?"
22754	How about you?"
22754	How come?
22754	How did it work out?"
22754	How did you ever dig him up out of my schoolgirl crushes?"
22754	How do you figure we can do any better?"
22754	How is it used?
22754	How long have we been gone?"
22754	How long will the job take, and how much notice will you need?"
22754	How many ships can Five- Jet Admiral Gordon put into space?"
22754	How many?
22754	How much danger are we and the_ Perseus_ actually in?
22754	How much danger is Terra in, because of our presence here?
22754	How much good will you do us after they''ve wrapped you up in one of those canvas affairs that lace up the back?"
22754	How much longer will it take, do you think, to pound some sense into their pointed little heads?"
22754	How soon are we leaving?"
22754	How sure are you that you can make old Gordon sit still for us skimming the cream off of Terra to bring out here?"
22754	How sure are you that you can stop such missiles with ordinary beams?"
22754	How would I live?
22754	How would you like to be Five- Jet Admiral Sawtelle of the Ardrian Navy?"
22754	How?"
22754	How_ can_ I direct your thought?
22754	How_ can_ these people be non- radioactive after eating a whole fuel pellet apiece?"
22754	I do n''t quite... well,_ is_ she going to get hurt?"
22754	I know I was rammed down your throat, but just when are you going to let me do some work?"
22754	I may have to try a colossal job of bluffing....""Just what would you call''colossal''after what you did to the Navy?"
22754	I mean_ really_ kissed her?"
22754	I suppose he wants me to squeal for help already?
22754	I wonder if I_ could_ read them?"
22754	I would n''t want to wipe them out entirely, but...""But how do we settle priority, Doctor Hilton?"
22754	I"But did n''t you feel_ anything_, Javo?"
22754	I''m asking, Sir Moderator, if I can give my deduction first?"
22754	I''m your wife, remember?
22754	If Laro could read your mind, he''d know you were bluffing and... Oh, that''Omans can read only what Masters wish Omans to read'', eh?
22754	If Omans and Terrans mix freely, what happens to the entire human race?"
22754	If the previous display of atomic violence had been so spectacular and of such magnitude as to defy understanding or description, what of this?
22754	In either case, is the correct word''unknown''or''unknowable''?
22754	Inside the room Hilton asked caustically of Laro:"The Masters did n''t lift those heavy chests down themselves, did they?"
22754	Is that clear?"
22754	Just what can you_ possibly_ want of Bev Bell?"
22754	Kedy, will you please tell this big goofus that even though you have got Jarvis Hilton''s brain you are n''t Jarvis Hilton and never can be?"
22754	Keep it dark for a while with just us eight, or spread it to the rest?"
22754	Lane-- Kathy-- what has Biology got to say?"
22754	Maybe you''re''way ahead of me too, then, on the one that we should move to Fuel Bin, lock, stock and barrel?"
22754	Minimum, over five thousand Terran years... barring accidents, of course?"
22754	Natural shielding?"
22754	No supplies to carry and plenty of time and fuel?"
22754	Not slow, exactly, either, but hesitant; as though it required whole seconds for the commander-- or operator?
22754	Not_ again_?"
22754	Now, what of your constructive thinking?"
22754	Now: is it your final thought that these interlopers are in fact the descendants of those despised humans of so long ago?"
22754	Okay?"
22754	On what?"
22754	Or better yet, why do n''t all eight of us have supper together in that bachelors''paradise of yours and Bill''s?"
22754	Or both?"
22754	Or by shooting dice or each other or what?"
22754	Or have you, really?"
22754	Or how do you?"
22754	Or is that necessarily so?"
22754	Or just straight synthetics?
22754	Or should I have said sheathed the claws?
22754	Or the quite possible racial inferiority complex it might set up?
22754	Or where they went?"
22754	Or would you call this a_ see_-duction instead of a_ dee_-duction?"
22754	Or, as a de luxe touch, how about a waitress?
22754	Or_ anybody_ else except you?"
22754	Originally?"
22754	Perceive?
22754	Promise?"
22754	Pulling the strings and watching you dance?"
22754	Radioactive?"
22754	Remember that first, ancient skeleton that drained all the power of our suits and boats in nothing flat?
22754	Remember, Jarve, what you said about the irresistible force?
22754	Remember?"
22754	Right?"
22754	Right?"
22754	Right?"
22754	Right?"
22754	Right?"
22754	Sandy, are you?"
22754	Sense?
22754	Separate or together?"
22754	Shall we let''em come in?"
22754	Shall we try it?
22754	Shall we... let''s go?"
22754	Skipper, do you realize just what that means?
22754	So devoid of every human trace and so hell- bent determined on the extermination of every other race in the Galaxy?
22754	So how about organizing another team, one that has n''t got quite so much whammo?
22754	So she wo n''t play with fire any more, and none of the rest of you can?"
22754	So what''s the answer?"
22754	So why do n''t you have your staff here give an opinion as to the time element?"
22754	So you finally saw the light?"
22754	So-- if such a brain as that can be had, do we or do we not have to have it?
22754	So-- what is it, sweetheart?"
22754	So-- what''s on your mind?"
22754	Still making do with ginger ale?"
22754	Suppose Doris does n''t want to live for five thousand years and is allergic to becoming a monster?"
22754	Supposedly your first assistant?"
22754	Teddy?"
22754	Tell them, will you, while I buzz Teddy?"
22754	Ten?
22754	Tentatively?
22754	That will be enough for now, do n''t you think?"
22754	The position in which they all were?
22754	The second thing, Master?"
22754	The skeletons-- what are they and how are they controlled?
22754	The unanswerable question was: how long would that take?
22754	The whole crust practically jewelry ore?"
22754	The willingness-- eagerness-- both to give and to take?
22754	Then she asked:"Is it probable that we will make contact with this supposedly superior race in the foreseeable future?"
22754	Then, activating another instrument, His Loftiness thought at it, in an entirely different vein,"Lord Ynos, Madam?
22754	Then, as the admiral began to bellow orders into his microphone, he went on:"You want it the hard way, eh?
22754	Then, in the pause that followed:"Sandy, remember yowling about too many sweeties on a team?
22754	Then,"I hope I''m not leading with my chin, Temple, but is that your real first name or a professional?"
22754	They were, were n''t they?"
22754	They''re firing pistols-- especially the one wearing number fourteen-- but_ pistols_?"
22754	Think I''d ever accept a synthetic zombie imitation of you for my husband and go on living with it just as though nothing had happened?"
22754	This has been a lovely little cat- clawing, has n''t it?
22754	To admit that we''re licked before we''re really started?"
22754	To have guts enough to resist the pull of such an ungodly habit- forming drug as this Oman service is?"
22754	To say nothing of the question of how much of Terra''s best blood do you want to drain off, irreversibly and permanently?
22754	To waste it on second- hand, copycat, carbon- copy stuff?"
22754	Total conversion-- how is it accomplished?
22754	Trouble with the Omans?"
22754	Tuly, why did you come to Sandy?
22754	Turn around, why do n''t you, and tell your ever- lovin''star- hoppin''husband hello?"
22754	Viewers?
22754	Want to come along?
22754	Was it or was it not through human aid that the Omans destroyed most of our task- force?"
22754	Was this enough so you iron- heads are ready to listen with your ears open and your mouths shut?"
22754	We think that-- but say, speaking of psychologists, is Tillinghast getting anywhere, Skipper?
22754	Were books or records left on Ardry by the race you call the Masters?"
22754	What can I do to improve the setup?"
22754	What can you do along the line of rebuilding me that way?
22754	What could he have_ possibly_ done to put Teddy Blake, of all people, onto such a warpath as this?
22754	What could he, Jarvis Hilton, a specifically non- specialist director, do on such a job as that?
22754	What do I care how long I live, or how, or where, as long as it''s with you?
22754	What do you think of this business of all sweeties?"
22754	What is that concentrate?
22754	What kind of a line- up is_ that_ to solve a problem in_ physics_?"
22754	What makes Teddy Blake such an unerring performer?
22754	What makes you think so?"
22754	What of it?"
22754	What other kind of intelligent life is there?"
22754	What quality did you use just now in getting me off the hook?
22754	What would I live on?
22754	What''s first?"
22754	What''s holding us up?"
22754	What''s the job, and when?"
22754	Whatever had caused this relaxation of tension-- the friendship of captain and director?
22754	When it organized your team it had no idea of what it was really going to do....""Let''s talk the same language, shall we?
22754	When working together, we will... scan?
22754	While there may be some delay in releasing it to industry...""While they figure out how much they can tax it?"
22754	Who do you think you''re kidding, Bev, you sanctimonious hypocrite--_me_?
22754	Who or what is back of them?
22754	Who will you want besides the top linguists?"
22754	Who, then?"
22754	Why a deadlock that has lasted over a quarter of a million years?
22754	Why did they make it impossible for the Omans ever, of themselves, to learn their higher science?
22754	Why did they set the status so far below their top ability?
22754	Why do n''t you and Temple make it a double with Alex and me?"
22754	Why in all the hells of space should a stasis that has lasted for over a quarter of a million years be broken at this exact time?
22754	Why not to Temple Bells?"
22754	Why should it?"
22754	Why, if they did not want that science to become known, did they leave complete records of it?
22754	Why, then, are you on first- name terms with everyone in the scientific group except me?
22754	Why, you''d be..."*****"Do you think I would n''t?"
22754	Why?
22754	Why?"
22754	Will any human gunner_ ever_ be able to fire an Oman projector?
22754	Will you have this beam switched to Astrogation, please?"
22754	Will you please give me your orders, sirs, besides the eggs?
22754	Will you wait here on this cushioned bench, Master?"
22754	Would I live at all?
22754	Would it be helpful to know that I first asked, then ordered her to trade places with me?"
22754	Would you mind it too much if I come in and sob on your bosom again some day?"
22754	Would you rather have alleged servants who wo n''t do anything you tell them to or no servants at all?"
22754	You and me, for instance?"
22754	You are-- you, personally, yourself, sir?--renaming me''Innocent''?"
22754	You do n''t think, then, that we had better do any collaborative thinking yet?"
22754	You have n''t even kissed her yet, have you?
22754	You having as much trouble as we are?"
22754	You know-- or do you, I wonder?--what real, old- fashioned, honest- to- God love really is?
22754	You like?"
22754	You mean you''ll actually sit still for me holding everything up for ten years?"
22754	You perhaps have not considered the effect upon us all if any Oman, however unintentionally, should kill a Master?"
22754	You really expect to wrap the package up, do n''t you?"
22754	You think_ she''s_ so smart?"
22754	You want me, I take it, to join the first team?"
22754	You were really in love with Temple, were n''t you, when I asked you?"
22754	You will look now, sir, please?"
22754	You''re matching minds, not specialties; and supplementing?"
22754	You''ve thought this through farther than any of the rest of us... what do you want to do?"
22754	You''ve-- we''ve--_I''ve_ got that painting here?"
22754	You?"
22754	_ Now_ what?"
22754	sir?"
32819	A city?
32819	Am I? 32819 And does it seem logical that there should be an asteroid where no asteroid should be?"
32819	And that we ran almost entirely out of fuel several months ago, in fact shortly after we left?
32819	Anyone have any ideas? 32819 Are n''t you a trifle late or early or something?"
32819	Are you all right, sir?
32819	But you do see, all of you, the perfection here, the quality of Eternal Happiness which the circular speaks of?
32819	Did anyone happen to notice the date?
32819	Do you see that, Friden?
32819	Finished your wine? 32819 He''s sure there''s enough fuel left for the brake?"
32819	Holsteins, sir?
32819	Houses, you say?
32819	How old are you, Lieutenant?
32819	I see.... You say there was a war on Earth?
32819	I take it you know what this might mean?
32819	In the first place, no cemetery or form of cemetery has existed on Earth for-- how long, Friden?
32819	Indeed? 32819 My communication system went bad, I fear, so I have n''t heard from the offices in some while-- but, I am to understand there is a war beginning?
32819	Now then,said Captain Webber,"what''s all this Lieutenant Peterson tells me about a city?
32819	Since I''m so mixed up myself,the captain said,"maybe I''d better ask-- just who do you think_ we_ are?"
32819	Then you are_ also_ from Earth?
32819	There, all in order? 32819 There_ what_ was?"
32819	This is apricot wine,he announced, distributing the glasses,"But-- where are the others?
32819	Well then, Lieutenant, has the atmosphere been checked?
32819	What do you make of it, sir?
32819	What do you mean, you''re''sorry''?
32819	What do you see?
32819	What do you see?
32819	What does he mean by that?
32819	What is it, sir?
32819	What_ had_ you hoped for, Captain?
32819	Who are you?
32819	Who is this that knows our language?
32819	Who would want all this when they''re dead, anyway?
32819	Why here, why cart off a million miles or more when the same thing could have been done on Earth?
32819	Why not?
32819	Will we be honest now? 32819 Women?
32819	Would you mind repeating that?
32819	Yes sir?
32819	Yes, but what about all_ this_?
32819	Yes, yes?
32819	You do n''t dislike this ship, do you-- that is, the surroundings are not offensive?
32819	You mean all these people are dead?
32819	You realize, of course, that that is impossible?
32819	You_ do_ understand?
32819	Yourself, sir, and myself; Lieutenant Peterson, Mr. Chitterwick, Mr. Goeblin, Mr. Milton and...."Great scott, out of thirty men?
32819	_ And?_"Well, gentlemen, as you know, Happy Glades is the outstanding mortuary on Earth. 32819 *****Are those things true, that we read in your booklet?"
32819	A beautiful day, do n''t you find, sir?
32819	A lake and a house by it and trees... tell me, how many of us are left?"
32819	All I know is that whenever the film is punctured, I wake and become a machine, do my prescribed duties in a complex way and--""The film?"
32819	And even if this were true, why should anyone want to go all the way through space to a little asteroid?
32819	And why did we have to laugh at them?
32819	Are the men all seated?
32819	Are they dangerous?
32819	Are you enjoying a private little joke, Friden?"
32819	But first, this being an occasion--"the little man stared at each man carefully, then shook his head"--ah, do you all like wine?
32819	But whatever this is, we''re stuck, ca n''t you see?
32819	Did n''t I tell you?"
32819	Did n''t_ they_ tell you?"
32819	Do you think that we have?"
32819	Explanations are in order, though first perhaps you''d care to join me in a brief turn about the premises?"
32819	Friden, I ask you, does that make any sense at all?"
32819	Good wine?"
32819	Greypoole?"
32819	Incidentally, Captain, how many Guests did you bring?
32819	Is n''t it ironic, somehow, Friden?
32819	Just escape--""But I see no women-- how could you begin again, as you suggest?"
32819	Look here, we''ve been floating about in space for-- how long is it?"
32819	May I inquire, Captain, when you have learned where you are-- what do you intend to do?"
32819	No?
32819	Now, I''m competent at my job, but I''m no technician, no indeed: besides, no doubt you or one of your men can set the doodad right, eh?
32819	Now, what news of-- home, shall I say?"
32819	Once in a while it does get lonely for me here-- no man is an island, or how does it go?
32819	Or do you find that disrespectful?"
32819	Out for a walk?
32819	Should we prepare our weapons?"
32819	Strange--""What is it?"
32819	The rest?"
32819	Then he shouted,"What is this place?
32819	What shall we do with him?"
32819	Where shall we put_ you_?"
32819	Will you help us?"
32819	You heard this, Friden?"
32819	_ Where am I?_"Mr. Greypoole smiled.
22152	''And how about the ancient and honorable practice of kissing?'' 22152 ''And she can not marry?
22152	''And these women told you that they have never felt regrets?'' 22152 ''Are you sure of this?
22152	''Ca n''t they get along without men?'' 22152 ''Can men get along without women?''
22152	''Could they reform the men?'' 22152 ''Do n''t you care for me any more?''
22152	''Do n''t you see what a little faker you are, Pen?'' 22152 ''Do you like him?''
22152	''Is he married or unmarried?'' 22152 ''Is he the man who gave Roberta her sables?''
22152	''Is n''t this lovely?'' 22152 ''Like men?''
22152	''Suppose a woman wants a husband? 22152 ''Tired, dear?''
22152	''Was I-- was I?'' 22152 ''You think women are hypocrites?''
22152	A disaster? 22152 A person you have really seen?
22152	A thing that really happened?
22152	About her refusing you? 22152 After you were married?"
22152	And a black hat?
22152	And all those allurements of dress-- clinging skirts, low- cut waists, no corsets-- why was that?
22152	And then, when I was left alone in the world, what happened? 22152 And those insidious perfumes?"
22152	And what did I do? 22152 And yet you went on?
22152	And you cured her?
22152	And you heard what she said?
22152	And you remember nothing of all this?
22152	And you spoke unkindly to Seraphine? 22152 And you think they are true?"
22152	And you? 22152 Another reason?"
22152	As an expert will you please tell me if it is possible for a woman to act like that unless her mind is affected?
22152	But not enough to go on living?
22152	But the details? 22152 But why-- if you love him?
22152	But why? 22152 But you do n''t feel that way any more?"
22152	But you have n''t smoked since your husband''s death?
22152	But, Mrs. Wells, when so much is at stake, when everything is at stake, ca n''t you take an open- minded attitude toward these mysteries? 22152 But, Pen, you-- can''t mean that seriously?"
22152	But-- one splendid sin?
22152	Captain Herrick tells me that you made some rather strange remarks just now?
22152	Captain Herrick told you this?
22152	Could n''t you ask him to give me a few minutes? 22152 Did I?"
22152	Did she?
22152	Did you have supper with her-- did she drink?
22152	Did you keep your pledge?
22152	Do I understand you to say that you put on these things without knowing that you put them on?
22152	Do n''t you see what the explanation is?
22152	Do you mind giving me some details?
22152	Do you mind if I bring Seraphine to the party?
22152	Do you mind, dear? 22152 Do you see these blue shapes or luminous figures at all times?
22152	Do you think I am going to pull through tonight, doctor?
22152	Do you think Penelope can ever love you as I can-- as your Fauvette can? 22152 Do you think she will change her mind?
22152	Do? 22152 Dr. Edgar Leroy?
22152	Fauvette? 22152 For how long?"
22152	Give me permission to take Penelope to Dr. Leroy''s hospital for a few days-- will you?
22152	Have you ever smoked?
22152	Have you read these messages?
22152	How can you say such a thing?
22152	How dare you come in here?
22152	How did you cure her-- it was n''t simply by the laying on of hands, was it?
22152	How do I know that this tendency in her, even if she remains herself, will not make trouble again-- for both of us?
22152	How do you happen to know so much about this doctor?
22152	How do you know that?
22152	How do you know you did?
22152	How do you mean you will fix him?
22152	How is it different? 22152 How long have you had these dreams?"
22152	How often do you hear these voices-- not all the time? 22152 How would you interpret those four years, Pen?
22152	How-- how did you find me?
22152	How? 22152 How?"
22152	I am rather pressed for time and-- you say you are a friend of Mrs. Wells? 22152 I guess I am selfish and impatient-- don''t you think so?"
22152	I have n''t said that I care for Captain Herrick, have I? 22152 I judge that your married life was not very happy?"
22152	I like Captain Herrick very much, I-- I think I care for him more than any man I know, but----"Well? 22152 I must cleanse my soul of-- of evil-- mustn''t I?"
22152	I see-- brutal things?
22152	I want you to promise me one thing-- you love me, do n''t you? 22152 I wish that were true, sir, but-- you know what I told you?"
22152	I-- I suppose it will all be over soon-- I mean we shall know what''s going to happen, wo n''t we?
22152	If Mrs. Wells does this definite thing that you have told her to do, will she be saved?
22152	If they can-- how do you mean?
22152	Ill? 22152 Impatient, Chris?"
22152	In a red dress?
22152	Is a woman ever happy?
22152	Is he-- is he well?
22152	Is it something of an intimate nature that-- er-- you find it difficult to tell me about?
22152	Is that all? 22152 Is that really true?"
22152	Is that true, Pen? 22152 Is there any doubt about her doing this definite thing that will save her?"
22152	Is there anything in your memory of your husband, any details regarding your married life, that may have a bearing on your present state of mind?
22152	Is-- is Roberta dead?
22152	It ca n''t be so serious a sin, can it? 22152 It ca n''t do any harm, can it, sir?"
22152	It is n''t about that steamboat?
22152	It is unpleasant, painful, but-- what is the lesson? 22152 It''s hard for you to believe, is n''t it?
22152	Let''s drink to Paris--_toi et moi, tous les deux ensemble, pas?_ Come!
22152	Lying?
22152	May I ask if this was before you were married?
22152	May I ask, doctor, if there is any scientific evidence to prove the existence of this healing spiritual power that you use or think you use?
22152	Miss Vallis? 22152 Mrs. Wells, you are not hiding anything from me, are you?"
22152	Mrs. Wells,Dr. Owen spoke slowly,"are you deliberately accusing Captain Herrick of disloyalty?"
22152	Narrow?
22152	No, of course not, but what can I do? 22152 No?
22152	No? 22152 Not on the level?
22152	Nothing else? 22152 Of course I want to see Mrs. Wells cured, but-- do you mean to tell me seriously that you believe she is possessed by an evil spirit?"
22152	Oh, ca n''t you see? 22152 Promise what?"
22152	Referring to Mrs. Wells and her bad dreams?
22152	See for myself? 22152 See?
22152	She knows nothing about Fauvette?
22152	She remembers nothing that Fauvette says?
22152	She told you this?
22152	Tell us, madam, can you really lift the veil of the future?
22152	That means a woman must go to her mate, does n''t it?
22152	The same person? 22152 Think up a classy confession, something weird-- understand?
22152	This sort of thing is all very well from a woman''s angle, but is it well for a man? 22152 Under the circumstances, as your superior officer, I do n''t see how I have any choice except to--"Here Mrs. Walters interrupted:"May I speak?
22152	Was she-- how shall I say it?--an alluring woman? 22152 Well, what kind of dreams are they?
22152	Well?
22152	What I want to know is whether there is any possibility that I really did what I saw myself do in that vision? 22152 What can I do?
22152	What did she do?
22152	What do they mean?
22152	What do you mean?
22152	What do you want here?
22152	What do you want me to do?
22152	What does that prove? 22152 What is a woman to conclude from all this?"
22152	What is it? 22152 What is this danger, that she speaks of, Chris?
22152	What kind of things do these voices say? 22152 What kind of voices are they?
22152	What makes you think that?
22152	What started you at it? 22152 What was her name-- her first name?"
22152	What''s the answer, doctor?
22152	What''s the matter with my dress? 22152 What''s the use?
22152	Where did you come from? 22152 Where is Penelope now?"
22152	Why did you dance so much during those four years?
22152	Why did you do it?
22152	Why do you say that? 22152 Why does she think she is going to die tomorrow night?"
22152	Why is it absurd? 22152 Why not?"
22152	Why should n''t we eat, drink and be merry?
22152	Why was she in such a state at half past twelve rather than at any other time?
22152	Why-- why did you lock that door?
22152	Why?
22152	Will you take me back to Paris, Chris? 22152 Without marriage?
22152	Yes?
22152	Yes?
22152	You are both witnesses to this-- to what I have said-- you''ve written it down?
22152	You could n''t suddenly put on red clothes without knowing it, if you had been wearing black clothes for years, could you?
22152	You did not go out to rescue Captain Herrick simply because you-- let us say, cared for him?
22152	You did something without knowing it?
22152	You did?
22152	You do n''t doubt that she would be glad to help you in your present trouble, if she could, do you?
22152	You do n''t mind these electrics?
22152	You have n''t dreamed that twenty times with every detail the same, have you? 22152 You knew this as a little girl?"
22152	You know what those letters mean?
22152	You mean Penelope will never have him because of something you are going to tell Dr. Owen-- something about-- about chemistry?
22152	You mean that Dr. Leroy relies upon information that you give him as a medium in treating cases?
22152	You mean that I may see a spirit form? 22152 You say you can prove that Mrs. Wells is possessed by an evil spirit?
22152	You see, it''s all right?
22152	You seem to have a sunny, joyous nature?
22152	You think it is one of those cases you told me about of-- possession? 22152 You trust me, do n''t you, Pen?
22152	You want me-- anyway?
22152	You want to help this lovely lady? 22152 _ That_ was the reason, Laura, was n''t it?"
22152	''Do you think I can accept it?''
22152	''Is n''t that true?''
22152	''Jeanne,''I said,''you know the red dress that I have not worn since my husband died?''
22152	*****_ Tuesday._ If I love him so much, why am I possessed by a horrible fear that I will refuse to be his wife?
22152	A man?"
22152	A person that you recognize?"
22152	A woman can not be ardently kissed by a man without knowing it, can she?
22152	ARE CERTAIN WOMEN PREDESTINED TO UNHAPPINESS THROUGH THE INFLUENCE OF THE STARS?
22152	ARE WOMEN DISINGENUOUS IN SENTIMENTAL AFFAIRS?
22152	ARE WOMEN DISLOYAL TO OTHER WOMEN?
22152	ARE WOMEN GREATER HYPOCRITES THAN MEN?
22152	Am I bold and vain to call myself beautiful?
22152	And I ca n''t ask Chris, can I?
22152	And again:"What happens to an attractive woman who is forced to earn her own living?
22152	And had come back to America with an adopted child?
22152	And how do we deal with this most formidable of forces?
22152	And how has He punished the men who refused to believe?
22152	And how shall I tell the truth about my unhappy married life-- the torture and degradation of it?
22152	And if she is ready to give him similar loyalty and faithfulness, if she has sincerely repented of any sinful act, is not that sufficient?
22152	And in spite of this she came to see you again?"
22152	And now the old materialist asked anxiously, not scoffingly:"Doctor, do you really believe that this spirit can drag Mrs. Wells down?"
22152	And suppose no one had ever known the truth, about it-- do you think you would have been happy?"
22152	And to have these answers openly discussed-- perhaps in the churches?
22152	And to question clean- minded men of their acquaintance, influential men, about these things and to get honest answers?
22152	And what was the result?
22152	And what''s the result?
22152	And written it down in her diary and prayed God to forgive her?
22152	And, even if it were true, even if I really am in the horrible peril that she describes, what difference does it make where I go or what I do?
22152	Any aches or pains?
22152	Anywhere?
22152	Are there cases where a girl or a woman yields to the desperate cry of her soul for a mate without degradation and without loss of her self- respect?
22152	Are they distinct?
22152	Are they loud?
22152	Are we grateful for it?
22152	Are you his wife?
22152	Are you speaking of him as a lover or an officer?"
22152	As I said I would rather tell you about that some other time-- if you do n''t mind?"
22152	Ask her if I may go to the room where she last remembers having her jewel box?"
22152	At last women are getting rid of their delusions and emerging from their slavery-- why?
22152	At times I despise him and his slightest touch makes me shiver with disgust, yet I continue to endure this life-- why?
22152	But I knew and know still, and the question that distresses me is whether an exalted spirit( could it be my mother?)
22152	But who could have foreseen this dénouement?
22152	But, even so, why had Penelope betrayed and denounced her lover?
22152	CHAPTER III A BOWL OF GOLD FISH(_ A letter from Penelope_)_ New York, February----._ DEAR DR. OWEN: Did you think I had vanished from the earth?
22152	Ca n''t you understand?
22152	Can I ever forget that darling soldier boy from Maryland who mistook me for his mother?
22152	Can such a woman love?"
22152	Can such things be?
22152	Christopher turned anxiously to Seraphine:"What has happened?
22152	Could a million women be in physical pain, say from starvation, without all the world knowing it?
22152	Could it be that frivolous, selfish Roberta Vallis was the unconscious agent of some fateful power urging Penelope Wells to look into her soul again?
22152	Could she_ never_ escape from this eternal sex theme?
22152	Did God give any manifestation of His infinite love?
22152	Did God interfere?
22152	Did I understand you to say that something else has happened-- since you wrote me?"
22152	Did not Christ cast out evil spirits?"
22152	Did she have a pretty figure?"
22152	Did she lose her job?
22152	Did she say so?"
22152	Did she tell you?"
22152	Did you really long for a child in a spirit of unselfish love?
22152	Did you try to have children when you were married?"
22152	Did you?"
22152	Do n''t you know me?"
22152	Do n''t you see-- moving down her arm?
22152	Do the men allow her to forget it?
22152	Do they seem to be talking to you directly?"
22152	Do we acknowledge its irresistible supremacy?
22152	Do you hear them in the night?"
22152	Do you know how to cure that trouble?
22152	Do you mean to say she can get a husband?''
22152	Do you mean to tell me you do n''t remember going out of the house last night?"
22152	Do you mind being alone with me?"
22152	Do you mind if I ask you straight out whether you have any objections to marrying a second time?"
22152	Do you mind if I smoke?"
22152	Do you really love children, Pen?
22152	Do you really mean that?
22152	Do you see them now?"
22152	Do you think there is?"
22152	Do you think you could have saved this young woman if you had been in charge of the case?"
22152	Do you understand what I mean?
22152	Do you want my honest opinion?''
22152	Do you?"
22152	Do you?"
22152	Do you?"
22152	Do_ you_ believe that Mrs. Wells will die tomorrow night?
22152	Does he believe in that sort of thing?
22152	Does he help her?
22152	Does n''t the Bible speak of possession by evil spirits?
22152	Does she forget it?
22152	Does that impress you?
22152	Dr. Owen questioned me about the name Fauvette-- why did I ask Christopher to call me Fauvette?
22152	Feeling better, Pen?
22152	For the last time-- will you do what I want?"
22152	God made me ill, did n''t He?
22152	HOW SHALL A WOMAN SATISFY HER HEART''S LONELINESS?
22152	Ha, ha!--is that false- sounding laughter?
22152	Had she not confessed the truth about her longing for a child?
22152	Had she not reproved me already?
22152	Has God protected them from the evils of life more than men?
22152	Have I entertained a sinful purpose?
22152	Have I the courage to answer this question truthfully, even in these secret pages-- have I?
22152	Have n''t I done it?
22152	Have you any definite information bearing upon her condition?"
22152	Have you any idea what you did at the studio, assuming that you really went there?"
22152	Have you any idea where you went?"
22152	Have you ever shown that you do?
22152	Have you got such a thing as a magnifying glass?
22152	He refers to your married life?"
22152	He refilled his glass slowly and continued:"Why is our talk stupid-- all talk, so stupid that we have to get drunk in order to endure life?
22152	Helpful or harmful to the children of America?
22152	Here is a thought that makes me waver-- what if death is not annihilation?
22152	His judgment encourages me, and yet-- How fully shall I speak, so that my words may do good, not harm?
22152	How can God bless a union in which the wife is expected to conduct herself like a wanton or lose her husband?
22152	How can I believe in something that is entirely unknown to me?
22152	How can I ever face Christopher again?
22152	How can I ever face Christopher again?
22152	How can I help him, strengthen him, keep him from doing some irrevocable thing that will utterly destroy our home and make me lose him?
22152	How can one explain such incredible baseness?
22152	How can you be sure?''
22152	How can you prove it?"
22152	How could Christopher be sure about this?
22152	How could I adjust myself to life without the intimate companionship of a man?
22152	How could I satisfy my emotional nature?
22152	How could I think of such a thing, knowing, as I do, that something is wrong with my mind?
22152	How could we ever be happy together with those memories between us?
22152	How dared I take such a liberty?
22152	How did it come?
22152	How did women get the suffrage?
22152	How did you get that idea of adopting a child in France?
22152	How did you happen to go out there?
22152	How do you account for that?"
22152	How do you know that insanity is not caused by evil possession?"
22152	How do you know what I am like?"
22152	How do you_ know_ that spirits of the departed, good and bad, do not come back to help us-- or to harm us?
22152	How else do you account for the facts in her case?
22152	How freely dare I draw upon these intimate chapters of my life?
22152	How has God protected the women, who_ did_ believe?
22152	How long had they been here?
22152	How long have you been doing active work as a medium?"
22152	How much must the doctor know in order to help me-- to save me?
22152	How much shall she deliberately ignore?_ Many women say:"I would never forgive my husband if he deceived me."
22152	How was this possible?
22152	How will a woman act in sudden peril?
22152	How would I do this?
22152	How would they dress themselves?
22152	How would they live?
22152	How?
22152	However-- what are you doing?
22152	I am sure I can not live long-- what have I to live for?
22152	I am to give him his answer within a week, but--_what answer can I give him?_*****_ Friday morning._ Alas!
22152	I ask you, I ask any person who has got such a thing as a clear brain and is not simply a mushy sentimentalist, is what I say true?"
22152	I ask, What do you propose to do about it?
22152	I believe you diagnose this case as shell shock?"
22152	I do this myself-- why?
22152	I hope, dear lady, I am not forcing your confidence?"
22152	I kept him with me but was it worth such a sacrifice?
22152	I read your letter carefully-- studied it and--""You have n''t seen Captain Herrick?"
22152	I say my prayers, I try to have good thoughts-- what else can I do?"
22152	I suppose there were indications that you had unusual powers?"
22152	I suppose you have heard, as a trained nurse, of what we call clairaudient hallucinations?"
22152	I understood you to say that when you did that brave act on the battle field you really wanted to-- to have the whole thing over with?"
22152	I was not sure whether I could accept because--"Haven''t you an engagement for Thursday with Captain Herrick?"
22152	IS IT A WOMAN''S DUTY TO TELL HER HUSBAND OF PAST TRANSGRESSIONS?
22152	IS PLATONIC FRIENDSHIP POSSIBLE TO AN ATTRACTIVE WOMAN?
22152	If I really believe in the permanent recovery of this poor man, as the doctors do, why am I doubtful about my own permanent recovery?
22152	If I want a sable coat and a limousine and a nice duplex apartment, why should n''t I have them, if I can get them without breaking the law?
22152	If a woman longs for the companionship of a man-- you mean the intimate companionship?
22152	If she wants to come, why does n''t she do it?
22152	If there is only one chance in a hundred that your mother can really come to you and help you, why not take that chance?
22152	In a moral crisis?
22152	In the artistic world?
22152	In the business world?
22152	In the face of shattering disgrace?
22152	Is he a spiritualist?"
22152	Is it a definite thing, or is it some-- some spiritual thing?"
22152	Is it a good thing or a bad thing?
22152	Is it desirable that the weaker sex be given more liberty in emotional matters, or that the stronger sex be given less liberty?
22152	Is it possible for a woman to break the moral law without suffering disastrous consequences?
22152	Is it true?
22152	Is it-- is it a woman story?"
22152	Is n''t it a wicked thing for a man to crush and bruise and destroy a lovely flower, to scatter its color and perfume just for a wayward impulse?''
22152	Is n''t it wonderful?
22152	Is n''t it, Pen?''
22152	Is n''t that temptation?''
22152	Is pain of the soul less torturing than pain of the body?
22152	Is she better?"
22152	Is that due to jealousy?
22152	Is that right?
22152	Is that so surprising?
22152	Is that what you mean?''
22152	Is that your idea?
22152	Is the Bible absurd?
22152	Is there any greater absurdity?
22152	Is there evil in my heart?
22152	Is there no evidence similar to that which convinces us that the X- rays really exist?"
22152	Is what I say true, or is n''t it true?
22152	It is a little unusual, is n''t it?"
22152	Mrs. Walters shook her head, but when the young officer looked at Penelope his fears were lessened, for she( was it from dissimulation or weariness?)
22152	Mrs. Wells has paid you two visits in the last few days, has n''t she?"
22152	Must I continue this degradation?
22152	Must he assume that the patient''s mind was affected?
22152	No matter what happens, you love me?"
22152	No pretty woman in these austere days ever thinks of allowing a man to kiss her-- except her husband, but-- seriously, is n''t kissing a temptation?
22152	Not even a sip?
22152	Not those dreams?
22152	Nothing to be done?
22152	Now tell me about Mrs. Wells''first visit-- after the dance?"
22152	Now then,"Christopher concluded,"what do you make of that?"
22152	Now, then, what is the immediate trouble?
22152	Or are they only vague whispers?"
22152	Or hear some tambourines playing?
22152	Or her health or reputation?
22152	Owen?"
22152	Owen?"
22152	Owen?"
22152	Penelope had written those letters that were not known to anyone except Herrick and himself?
22152	Shall it be by working?
22152	Shall women try to change this standard, and, if so, in which direction-- up or down?
22152	She just lay there and--""You thought she was shamming?"
22152	Something of that sort?"
22152	Soon after my deliverance from evil, Seraphine cast my horoscope( I wonder why she never did this before?
22152	Spiritual power is the basis of Christianity, is n''t it?"
22152	Suppose I tell you how I got into this occult field-- would that interest you?"
22152	Suppose a hundred women in a single city should pledge themselves to bar from their homes and acquaintance notorious sex offenders-- men offenders?
22152	Suppose she is forty-- and not rich?
22152	Suppose you had a daughter or a sister or a wife who was suffering from such an affliction-- how would you feel?
22152	Suppose you had done what you intended to do?
22152	Take a telephone-- you ca n''t talk over it unless the connections are right, can you?
22152	Take a telescope or a microscope-- you can see nothing through them unless the instruments are in focus, can you?
22152	Take an automobile-- it will not move an inch unless all the parts are properly adjusted, will it?
22152	Tell me how you move your finger except by a miracle?
22152	Tell me-- why?"
22152	That is n''t very wicked, is it, sweetheart?"
22152	That ought to give us courage, ought n''t it?"
22152	That''s my reward, is n''t it?
22152	The X- rays were not discovered in a day, were they?
22152	The most important thing is about my money-- all that I have-- everything in the world, understand?
22152	The responsibility goes with the love, does n''t it?
22152	Then what is she to do?
22152	Then why do I go back?
22152	Then why not other miracles?
22152	Then, seeing her face darken, he added:"Perhaps I ought not to ask that question?"
22152	There is nothing to live for, is there?"
22152	There were four years-- you remember?"
22152	They ca n''t all get husbands, can they?
22152	This sounds like madness, does n''t it?
22152	This was the woman who had been furious with you only two nights before for daring to kiss her once?"
22152	To the manhood of America?
22152	Tomorrow?"
22152	Tonight?
22152	Walters?"
22152	Was I not Their appointed sacrifice?
22152	Was it because you heard that Captain Herrick was wounded?
22152	Was it by praying for it?
22152	Was it by the mercy of God?
22152	Was it by the power of love?
22152	Was it not a miracle that saved me from those hideous evils?
22152	Was it the shouts and rejoicings, the continual prayers of pilgrims all about me?
22152	Was it the two priests who held my hands and encouraged me with kindly eyes?
22152	Was not that enough?
22152	Was not that true?
22152	Was she afraid?
22152	Was that true?"
22152	Was there ever such a woman?
22152	We''ll go to fine hotels along the Champs Élysées, we''ll prowl through those queer places in Montmartre, remember?
22152	Well, do you think that would have changed just because you had a child?
22152	Well, what happened?"
22152	Well?"
22152	Well?"
22152	Wells?"
22152	Wells?"
22152	Wells?"
22152	Wells?"
22152	Were there ever such eyes in the world?
22152	What are all these unhappy women to do?''
22152	What are churches for except to fight evil?
22152	What are these brainstorms that overwhelm the best of us?
22152	What are you going to do about it?"
22152	What can I do to escape from such a curse?"
22152	What can I do?
22152	What did I do?
22152	What did the consequences matter?
22152	What did you say to her?
22152	What difference does that make?
22152	What do I care for you?"
22152	What do you say to that, speaking as a pretty woman?''
22152	What do you see?"
22152	What do you think of it, sir?"
22152	What else do you think I wanted it for?"
22152	What gives you this idea that your mind is affected?
22152	What harm could it do?
22152	What harm is there in my coming to this party?"
22152	What has happened?
22152	What have I gained?
22152	What if I find myself in some new state where there are other horrors and terrors-- worse than those that I have suffered?
22152	What is death?
22152	What is it-- that you are carrying?"
22152	What is life but an unceasing miracle?
22152	What is pride?
22152	What is she to do?''
22152	What is the matter with her?"
22152	What is the use of living if one is persecuted like this?
22152	What is this thing?
22152	What is vision?
22152	What kind of a disaster?"
22152	What must Roberta think of them, staying up in her apartment all alone?
22152	What results would he get?
22152	What shall I do?
22152	What should he do?
22152	What time was it?
22152	What was his duty?
22152	What was in your mind most of the time?
22152	What was it the soldier read in those siren eyes-- what depths of allurement-- what sublime degradation?
22152	What was the pledge?
22152	What was the use?
22152	What was the use?
22152	What were the painful things that Mrs. Walters discovered?"
22152	What would the woman say if she learned later that she had unwittingly married an ex- convict?
22152	What would they do if they left their sheltered homes?
22152	When did you get back to New York?"
22152	When should they have the first meeting?
22152	Where did you come from?
22152	Where is his office?"
22152	Whereupon Bobby, with an impertinent little toss of her bobbed- off black hair, said:"Oh, Pen, why do you waste your time on a commonplace architect?
22152	Whether he is glad or sorry to think of the effects that his double- standard pleasures have had upon American women?
22152	Whether he would wish his sons to follow in his double- standard footsteps?
22152	Who are you?
22152	Who is he?
22152	Who made me ill?
22152	Who would provide comforts and luxuries?
22152	Why are we bores-- all of us?
22152	Why ca n''t he say that to himself?
22152	Why ca n''t you be consistent?''
22152	Why did I see myself in that bowl of gold fish, so distinctly?
22152	Why did n''t I leave him?
22152	Why did n''t she come to me last night when I needed her so terribly?"
22152	Why did she do that?
22152	Why did you let me go to sleep, Chris?"
22152	Why did you let your cheek brush against mine?
22152	Why do I say that after what has happened to me?
22152	Why do good men and women, on some sudden, devilish impulse, do abominable things, criminal things, that they never meant to do?
22152	Why do n''t you shoot?
22152	Why do you doctors scoff at miracles when the Bible is full of them and we all live among them?
22152	Why do you look at me so strangely?"
22152	Why had those lightly spoken words moved her so strangely?
22152	Why is any woman unhappy?
22152	Why is she a poor woman?
22152	Why must she give her husband needless pain?
22152	Why must she risk the destruction of their happiness by a revelation that will do no good to anyone?
22152	Why not be resigned to the inevitable?
22152	Why not submit to the indicated conditions and see what happens?
22152	Why not...?
22152	Why not?
22152	Why not?
22152	Why not?
22152	Why not?
22152	Why refuse him?"
22152	Why should I expect to bear the whole burden of our future?
22152	Why should this pressure to confess more be put upon her?
22152	Why was I so obstinate in resisting my fate?
22152	Why was I such a fool?
22152	Why was I unhappy?
22152	Why, what''s the matter?"
22152	Why?
22152	Will you come?"
22152	Will you do one thing, doctor, not for me but for poor Penelope?
22152	Will you get it for me, Miss Marshall?
22152	Will you promise that?"
22152	Will you promise, Pen?"
22152	Will you take that responsibility?"
22152	Will you?"
22152	Wo n''t you read it aloud, doctor?"
22152	Women have always been the slaves of men, have n''t they?--in spite of all their love and devotion, in spite of all their prayers and tears?
22152	Would I be a finer woman if I could endure this humiliation and gracefully accept forgiveness?
22152	Would he be willing to do that?
22152	Would she not prefer that he had told her the truth before he married her?
22152	You are not talking about platonic friendship?''
22152	You are surely too intelligent to give such importance to mere dreams?"
22152	You believe that your mother is an exalted spirit, do n''t you?"
22152	You did know what you wrote?"
22152	You did not obey these voices?"
22152	You do n''t mean that-- that Christopher is-- here?"
22152	You do n''t mean to tell me that--?"
22152	You do n''t mind?"
22152	You do n''t see me eating in Childs restaurants to any great extent these days, do you?
22152	You have always loved men''s society, have n''t you?
22152	You have n''t asked him yourself-- you have n''t telephoned, have you?"
22152	You know I want to do what is best for you?"
22152	You know how she died?"
22152	You know that?
22152	You know these are only the morbid fancies of an hysterical woman, do n''t you?"
22152	You love him?
22152	You saw her-- in that personality?"
22152	You say Mrs. Wells came in chilled and frightened and-- then what?"
22152	You say there are two dreams?"
22152	You see?
22152	You surely do not believe that Mrs. Wells will die tomorrow night?
22152	You told me just now that you did not know what you wrote on the sheet of paper?"
22152	You want to know if there are cases where self- respecting women enter into irregular love affairs and never regret it?
22152	You want to make her happy?"
22152	You would have gone on wearing expensive clothes, would n''t you?
22152	Your husband died about four years ago?"
22152	_ By the power of courage and faith and the love of God!_ SHALL A WIFE FORGIVE HER HUSBAND FOR UNFAITHFULNESS?
22152	_ How did she know?_ Was it possible Chris had told her?
22152	_ How did she know?_ Was it possible Chris had told her?
22152	_ How long shall a wife forgive?
22152	_ The truth!_ Slowly I turn back to what I wrote in those unhappy days:"Why do I live with him?
22152	_ Why_ did it come?"
22152	_ Will he give his pledge to do that?_ Think how such a leaven of decency and clean manhood might spread throughout the land!
22152	_''Let me bow my head in shame and humble my spirit in the dust''_--wasn''t that it?"
22152	and let it go at that?
22152	and once you''ll take me to a students''ball, wo n''t you, dear?
32775	About how to deal with the natives?
32775	About the sky- fleet? 32775 And suppose they chose not to go?"
32775	And why is the dirt so_ red_ right here?
32775	And you?
32775	And yours, Meikl?
32775	Any of your population understand the mechanisms?
32775	Are n''t you getting anything?
32775	Are you an analyst or a dramatist, Meikl?
32775	But what of the welcome we have made for our brethren in the feast- glades?
32775	But why? 32775 Can you revive the devices that speak across space?"
32775	Deserter troubles?
32775	Found any of them?
32775	Have the Pedaga nothing to do but wait on the Geoark to make up its mind?
32775	Have you any further clarifications to make, Meikl?
32775	Have you anything else to say?
32775	He''ll need it now, wo n''t he, Analyst?
32775	How can''death''be hurled?
32775	How could it be otherwise? 32775 How much notice?"
32775	How? 32775 How?"
32775	Is it strange that you and I should have two brains? 32775 Is my presence at this meeting still imperative, sir?"
32775	Learning the game, you mean?
32775	Meikl, why will you tell us nothing of space-- how you''ve lived since the Exodus?
32775	My death- allegiance to the ship- people takes precedence? 32775 Now it''s come to this, has it?"
32775	Now we are old and withered, Meikl?
32775	Our brothers from the Exodus? 32775 So?"
32775	That constitutes your entire opinion?
32775	The Geoark? 32775 Was it settled?"
32775	We were the mother- culture, Meikl?
32775	We''ll wake it up, wo n''t we?
32775	Well, Letha?
32775	Well, Meikl? 32775 What are the chances of utilizing native labor?"
32775	What are the metal tubes that point from the front and the sides of the ships, Meikl?
32775	What did they want, Meikl?
32775	What do you think they''ll do?
32775	What is it you wish to know?
32775	What makes you think we wo n''t?
32775	What patterns do you mean?
32775	What, the kult''laenger lines?
32775	Where are they going?
32775	Where were you born, Wingman?
32775	Why will you never return to your home?
32775	Will you?
32775	Yes, Meikl? 32775 You belong to another, Letha?"
32775	You know what it is for?
32775	You mean the telepathic experiments with infants? 32775 You think he has the genemnemon, Marrita?"
32775	You want to_ infect_ them, Thaüle?
32775	You wonder what it''s like, Evon?
32775	Your woman, Earthling?
32775	_ And what will ye leave to your ain mither dear, Edward, Edward? 32775 _ And whatten penance will we dree for that, Edward, Edward?
32775	_ Me?_ What_ are_ you thinking of, Letha?
32775	_ Me?_ What_ are_ you thinking of, Letha?
32775	_ Now_ do you know?
32775	_ Two_ Geoarks? 32775 A second childhood? 32775 And we are the barbarians, eh?
32775	And what will ye leave to your ain mither dear, My dear son, now tell me, O?"
32775	And who knows what to say?"
32775	And you have accused me for being a carrier of the war plague, eh?"
32775	Are n''t they worth considering, sir?"
32775	Are you going back?"
32775	Brought back the old seeds of hate?"
32775	But there''s nothing about''brethren''in the tactical handbooks, is there, Baron?"
32775	But what of her inhabitants?
32775	But why not on Mars?
32775	HAVE YOU FUELING FACILITIES FOR 720 SHIPS OF THOR- NINE CLASS?
32775	Had they no resistance at all to exploitation, or any concept for it?
32775	Have you watched our people?"
32775	If there was a genemnemon, I''d remember where he buried it, would n''t I?"
32775	If you people''d stop the mystical gibberish, and deal in facts....""Do you regard parent- child rapport as a fact?"
32775	Inflicted them with conflict?
32775	Is that what we''ve done?
32775	Is this agreed?"
32775	Last night, when I saw them first, it was like looking at something I expected to happen... or... or....""Something familiar?"
32775	No further reasons?--in terms of danger to ourselves?"
32775	Or were you aware that I have one too?"
32775	See?
32775	See?"
32775	Shall I go back?"
32775	The coming of the sky- fleet might be a cultural coitus, but could there be conception?
32775	The voice of the child:"See the pretty birdlights?
32775	Was she really that blind?
32775	Was there a fourth phase?--a final perpetual youth that would never reach another puberty?
32775	Were all of them?
32775	What are you doing in here?"
32775	What else could they do?"
32775	What''s that to do with it?"
32775	Whatten penance will ye dree for that?
32775	Where are your women and children?"
32775	Why did they_ stop_ being willing?"
32775	Why does your brand sae drop wi''blude, And why sae sad gang ye, O?"
32775	Why must it be Earth?"
32775	Why should they cooperate with ours?"
36343	But why should we suppose personality to involve limitation?
36343	Whither does the soul go?
36343	And so rapid and marvelous have been the discoveries that the human mind stands paralyzed with wonder and amazement and asks, What next?
36343	Are all Suns and Worlds Inhabited?
36343	Are all suns and worlds inhabited?
36343	Are these things consistent with a God who cares?
36343	Are you endowing them with the intellect of true manhood, or crystallizing into atoms all manner of distorted brains?
36343	But as only light came, did the"cause"bring it or did it come with its own velocity?
36343	But have we two kinds of energy?
36343	But is it right?
36343	But where is that wondrous shore, and where will all of the now living inhabitants of earth be a century hence?
36343	CHAPTER XVI ARE ALL SUNS AND WORLDS INHABITED?
36343	Can any one believe they are kept in their places by a mere balancing force?
36343	Can the soul partake of the character of electricity?
36343	Did it not reveal forces in nature that would allow men to hear voices at great distances?
36343	Does He make men of us with all the trouble and care that comes inside of seventy years, and then throw us away?
36343	He says:"What is it that holds together the parts of which this ultimate atom may be imagined to consist?
36343	How does it do it?
36343	How frail and uncertain is the argument based on such doubtful and assumed facts?
36343	I ask why?
36343	I said,"Can you do that again?"
36343	I was surprised and said,"Have you enough fire in your body to light the gas?"
36343	If the Creator of all keeps faith with all other creatures, why not with man?
36343	Is it not right, by the eternal law of cause and sequence and unanswerable logic, that life should return to the fountain of life?
36343	May not each planet have its own peculiar current, and its own peculiar attracting power, and the sun give each a different electricity?
36343	Of what substance are you moulding the grand army of the future race?
36343	The question may often arise, Does God perfect humanity and then destroy it?
36343	Then, is universal energy and law psychical or physical?
36343	There was no flow of lava, but can any one imagine the crater discharging what was said to have issued from it?...
36343	They have been the means of determining the answer to the one great question,"What is life?"
36343	Vibrations of what?
36343	Was the polestar ever obscured by the interposition of a world in formation?
36343	Wave motions of what?
36343	What cause exceeds the speed of light, which is deemed the swiftest thing in the universe?
36343	What constitutes the solidity of this bar of iron?
36343	What did the telephone reveal thirty years ago?
36343	What is electricity?
36343	What is this but pantheism of the rankest old, obsolete, pagan kind?
36343	What of the big fish that eat the little ones, or the destruction of life by flood and storm, or human trials, sickness and death?
36343	What was it surprised the scientists and came to us with many times the supposed speed of light?
36343	Why does the comet, when it approaches just so near to the sun, dart away so quickly?
36343	Why should man be an exception?
36343	Why?
36343	Why?
36343	Why?
36343	Why?
36343	Will man never cease slandering the good Deity, and libeling the beneficent Creator of all good?
36343	Will they listen to France''s Macedonian call and the law of love and life written in their womanly natures?
36343	Will they receive the gift of eternal life?
36343	what qualities are you weaving in your thread of thought?
36343	who can know?
37427	But how,you may ask,"are we to cultivate this sharpness of perception?"
37427	An assistant, who was at the time conducting a class in mineralogy, once said to me:"What am I to do?
37427	And then, if again you ask,"Can you catch John''s ball?"
37427	And what shall we say of the imagination?
37427	And, when you turn to your own experience, what is the outcome of all the time and labor spent on geography?
37427	Are those qualities attributes of the lump or of its parts?
37427	Are you in doubt in regard to a mineral specimen?
37427	Are you in doubt in regard to the reactions of the substance you are analyzing, whether they are really those of a metal you suspect to be present?
37427	But ask him,"Can you pitch a ball as well as your playmate?"
37427	But do we not forget that professor of Bologna, with his frogs''legs, who sowed the seed from which all this has sprung?
37427	But how is it now?
37427	But you may ask, How can such a difference of pressure exist on different surfaces exposed to one and the same medium?
37427	But, if the velocity changes in this way, you may ask, What meaning has the definite value given in our table?
37427	Do not smile at the enthusiasm which rates so high a purely intellectual achievement?
37427	Do you rejoin that we can see the suns in a stellar cluster, but can not even begin to see the molecules?
37427	Do you tell me that it is only granted to a few men to become scholars, and that you have been educated for some industrial pursuit?
37427	Do you tell me that the absurdities of Buffon were wisdom when compared with such wild speculations as these?
37427	Do you think me an enthusiast?
37427	For do not the same general principles apply to the acquisition of knowledge in all subjects?
37427	How many of the fundamental facts of this difficult subject can be made familiar to a child?
37427	How, then, can we save our theory by which we set so much, and rightly, because it has helped us so effectively in studying Nature?
37427	In the broad fields of Nature what portion does this science cover?
37427	In what, then, does this Baconian system consist?
37427	Is it her battlefields, her castles and baronial halls, or such spots as Stratford- on- Avon, Abbotsford, and Rydal Mount?
37427	Is it not because Homer sang, Phidias wrought, and Plato, Aristotle, Demosthenes, Thucydides, with a host of others, thought and wrote?
37427	Is it supposed that scientific scholarship is any more possible under such conditions?
37427	Is this heresy?
37427	Is this revolution?
37427	Now, what takes place when one mass of matter is driven away from another-- when a cannon- ball is driven out of a gun, for example?
37427	Of course, a good fairy comes to his aid, and what does she do?
37427	So far from this, if it were necessary to choose one of two systems, I should favor the classical; and why?
37427	Such questions as these will test the completeness of his knowledge: Why is the symbol of water H_{2}O?
37427	Suppose you make him do a lot of problems involving distances, velocities, and times, will he know any more about it?
37427	The seed has been sown-- what could we desire more?
37427	What does this mean?
37427	What had it secured?
37427	What information does the symbol CO_{2} give in regard to carbonic- dioxide gas?
37427	What is it that ennobles literary culture but the great minds which, through this culture, have honored the nations to which they belong?
37427	What, now, did these experiments prove?
37427	What, then, are the tests of true scientific scholarship?
37427	Whence has this material come?
37427	Where can you find a wider field for its exercise than that opened by the discoveries of modern science?
37427	Why is it that, after twenty centuries, the memory of ancient Greece is still enshrined among the most cherished traditions of our race?
37427	Yet, was that conquest any less important to the world?
32709	Afraid?
32709	Anything I can do for you, sister?
32709	Are these Masters your gods?
32709	Are you coming?
32709	Are you threatening me?
32709	Back-- to that?
32709	But why? 32709 But you are?"
32709	But-- you could leave?
32709	Change?
32709	Did n''t you know?
32709	Do you believe me?
32709	Do you expect any results from this ritual mumbo- jumbo?
32709	Genarion?
32709	How did they know? 32709 How did you guess I was a witch?"
32709	Inside the city? 32709 Is there no hope for us?"
32709	Much-- but does it matter? 32709 Now that you see me as I am, do you still want me?
32709	Preferably dead?
32709	Say, is there anything there to tie you up with this business?
32709	Them?
32709	They are here?
32709	Walking distance?
32709	What''s up?
32709	Where to?
32709	Who are you that calls me by_ that_ name?
32709	Who knows? 32709 Why did you care?
32709	Would there be water in your ruined city?
32709	Yes?
32709	You promise the moon if I can steal it for you, nothing if I ca n''t?
32709	You think money would make you free?
32709	You''re in trouble here, are n''t you? 32709 You''re lost?"
32709	After that, who knows?
32709	Am I right?
32709	And what sort of man could he be?
32709	Are you interested?"
32709	Are you sure you love me-- enough?"
32709	Because of bringing me?"
32709	But what do you expect to find-- beyond Pluto?"
32709	But what?
32709	Can I be cured?"
32709	Can blind men follow the sun?
32709	Could he stand the factual perception?
32709	Could you survive such treatment?"
32709	Did it matter?
32709	Did it show so much?
32709	Did you tell them?"
32709	Do you know how all lunatics are treated?
32709	Do you live there?"
32709	Do you love me?"
32709	For you--""Not so simple, eh?
32709	Had the girl set the police on him, waiting only long enough to make sure he would accomplish his mission?
32709	How close does your picture match the reality?"
32709	How could anyone in your world?"
32709	How could you grasp such unknown and forgotten matters?
32709	How long do you think that will last against explosives?"
32709	How much did he perceive?
32709	How much was sheerest self- deception?
32709	How sane and trustworthy?
32709	How they are cured, if at all?
32709	How vulnerable was such a soul- less, mechanical monster to even the shattering- heat- forces of a blaster gun?
32709	How will you manage?"
32709	However long it has been?"
32709	If you feel so strongly, why have you done nothing?"
32709	In your own asylums, do you know how madness is treated?"
32709	Is there a chance?"
32709	Is your treatment similar?"
32709	Naked, alien, but--***** Why had he come here?
32709	Or do I?"
32709	The system was mad, true-- but how sane was Newlin?
32709	They-- not I--""Saved me from what-- death?"
32709	Was Songeen a vampire luring him into the hideous depths of this unknown place?
32709	Was he mad in the midst of awful sanity, or sane in the ultimate horror of lunacy?
32709	Were you afraid I''d talk if the Police caught me?"
32709	What did he want?
32709	What do you suggest?"
32709	What do you want?
32709	What is wrong?"
32709	What was wrong with him?
32709	What would he have in common with the frightened, haughty girl outside?
32709	When his mind tired, stopped lying to him, what would it really be like?
32709	Where is he?"
32709	Where was the man who lived in such a place?
32709	Who you are, what you want?
32709	Why did you bring me here?
32709	Why give them means for further destruction?"
32709	Why give them something still more hideous?
32709	Why me?"
32709	Why, why?"
32709	Why?"
32709	Why?"
32709	Will you believe that I loved him?
32709	Wo n''t I carry the contagion into your world?"
32709	Would I inform, then wait to warn you?
32709	You and I are selected--""Selected for what?"
32861	And suppose I keep going?
32861	Are you discontented with your culture?
32861	Are you lost?
32861	Are you someone I should know?
32861	Are you still composing that_ magnificent_ diphonic music?
32861	But why, dear?
32861	Cage?
32861	Dearest,said Ela, moving away from him,"do you think we might move closer to Center after my Plaza crystal is finished?
32861	Did he say anything about-- their activities?
32861	Did you know that there was on the earth, long ago, lower forms of life called animals? 32861 Do you think humans can progress further-- without mechanoids?"
32861	Do you think they can?
32861	Ela? 32861 Have you been here long?"
32861	How are you, Paton?
32861	I do n''t suppose you''ve ever been out there, have you?
32861	May I remind you that this is no longer the human zone? 32861 Out there?
32861	Paton.... Did you hear what I said? 32861 Perhaps-- but who else gets such_ color_, starts so many new directions as she?
32861	Really, dear? 32861 Sethos?"
32861	Something on your mind?
32861	Tell me, Mr. Tenth,Sethos said, trying to appear calm,"do people-- often walk as I''m doing?"
32861	The one we''ve been expecting?
32861	Too late?
32861	What do you mean?
32861	What happens if I get tired of walking?
32861	Where is he now?
32861	Why? 32861 You went outside zone?
32861	You-- you are from out in_ space_? 32861 _ Why?_ We were_ meant_ to, that''s why.
32861	And do you know who I met?
32861	And is not the grass always greener...?_] Sethos entered the park.
32861	And that man once specified these and contained them in cages, from which they were denied exit?"
32861	Ca n''t you take me with you?
32861	Ca n''t you_ see_?"
32861	Did n''t it penetrate?
32861	Did you know he raises them?"
32861	Do n''t you ever feel like getting out and running away?"
32861	Do n''t you ever get sick of this little cage?
32861	Do you realize that human beings have_ already_ traveled those fantastic distances, long ago?
32861	Does n''t it seem incredible that they should want to go to all that trouble?
32861	For exercise?"
32861	From the_ stars_?"
32861	He''s in a hurry?"
32861	Help me with this pot of dye, will you, Seth?"
32861	How are the crops up North?
32861	How can I go back, knowing we''re just a miserable experiment?
32861	I qualify as a genius-- you mean there is n''t a place for me_ somewhere_ in the universe?
32861	I see you have a young fellow here-- out walking?"
32861	Is he still here?"
32861	Is n''t that silly?
32861	Is n''t that wonderful?"
32861	It is beautiful concept, you''ll agree?"
32861	Live with Ela?
32861	May I ask a few questions?"
32861	Now-- do you request therapy?"
32861	Redirection, or shall I cruise at random?"
32861	Shall we go over?"
32861	Still live with Ela?"
32861	The dye?"
32861	Were n''t you gardening with Ana?
32861	What about him?"
32861	What can I do for you?"
32861	What can I lose?
32861	What do you propose in this case?"
32861	What harm would it do?"
32861	What''s his name?
32861	What''s wrong with you?
32861	Whatever for?"
32861	Where are you from?"
32861	Where have you been?"
32861	Where was he?"
32861	Why do n''t you go in and pester Brin?
32861	Why do we have to stay in our zone?"
32861	Why must we have therapy?
32861	Will you return home until you wish to contact us about therapy?
32861	Wo n''t you join us now?
32861	You can see why I have to leave, ca n''t you?
32861	You know why you''re here, do n''t you?"
32861	You mean, where the mechanoids live?
32861	You work with succulents-- right?"
32861	_ How far does it go?_ he wondered, overwhelmed.
32861	_ How long can I last?
32861	_ Yes-- where to?_ He did n''t know.
39895	Am I a believer in Spiritualism?
39895	Can we forget the power that gave us life? 39895 Do you look incredulous; do you smile with a tinge of pity?"
39895	What,he asks,"is this body that we see?"
39895	And was she then a truly"ignorant Eve,"without a fig- leaf of knowledge pertaining to mesmerism?
39895	And, at this point, where are we, if we pause and think?
39895	As such_ fact_, how can it be accounted for, when we know, at the same time, that the stone is nothing but a plexus of subjective states?
39895	But now, at once, the whole question at issue confronts us-- what is the true and full position and power_ of mind in therapeutics_?
39895	But these various"effects on various senses,"these merely subjective separates-- how do they_ get united_ into_ one thing_?
39895	But what_ is_ spirit?
39895	But why does the_ shape_ of a material body belong to"pure intuition,"and_ come from mind_?
39895	Dere she go now: do n''t I see her wi''dese very eyes?"
39895	Eddy?"
39895	Has it done no good in the world, then?
39895	Has the pulpit itself-- orthodox and not so orthodox-- contributed to the success of Eddy"Science"?
39895	Hence, too, what would become of the libel- suit?
39895	Her husband, Asa, was a witness for her, to prove the pecuniary value of her instruction, and was asked, among other questions,"What is Man?"
39895	How could a"loyal student,"young and wealthy, venture abroad without his"teacher?"
39895	How does the bunch of_ internal impressions_ get_ externalized_?
39895	Is there an"unknown and unknowable?"
39895	Is there no sincerity, then, in"Christian Science"?
39895	It is the custom; and, as Montaigne said,_ Que sais- je?_ I am not sure of much, and when I have"_ grippe_"I am quite certain of less than ever.
39895	Might they not better come unto St. Josephine Woodbury, and cast upon her the dross and sorrow of their material accumulations?
39895	Nay, as an idealist might say, even on the most popular grounds,_ must_ it not be so?
39895	Now what could a poor law- abiding citizen of New England, who had once been a mayor, do in such a case?
39895	Now what is the objective re- presentation, the rational conception of the totality of subjective conditions?
39895	Now what is to be done in such a dilemma?
39895	Shall we forget the wisdom of its way?
39895	Still, if already wealthy, as most of them were said to be, what was the use of it?
39895	Then, in such a shocking plight, what could an able Woodbury lawyer do but decline, with virtuous indignation, to go on further with the case?
39895	What are the constituents of it, to the extent that man may grasp them?
39895	What constitutes the unity of sensuous manifolds?
39895	What is an object of"imagination"in the meaning of fancy?
39895	What is the cause of this reflex, this"_ re_-presentation"?
39895	What is touch, but the simple awareness of feeling?
39895	What of it?
39895	What, for example, is seeing, but the simple awareness of sight?
39895	When reduced to elements, to principles, what is there of the universe-- the all of things?
39895	Why not?
39895	Wo n''t you write me if you will undertake for me if I can get to you?...
39895	[ 4]"Christian Science,""Mental Healing,""Metaphysical Treatment of Disease,"--where did these things come from, and how did they get here?
39895	_ Can_ any human being avoid it?
39895	_ Science and Health_, 25.--"Must Christian Science come through the Christian churches, as some insist?
39895	_ Science and Health_,_ Pref._ VIII.--"The question, What is Truth?
39895	_ Seeing_ things, and then_ thinking_ them, we always end by asking,"_ Why?_"They_ are_, each and all so and so; but what is the"_ reason_"for it?
39895	_ Seeing_ things, and then_ thinking_ them, we always end by asking,"_ Why?_"They_ are_, each and all so and so; but what is the"_ reason_"for it?
41651	Ah?
41651	And the other two cities----where are they?
41651	Bring the savages?
41651	But he is not here...."Not here?
41651	Do you not think I_ know_ that you would not have sent for me had there been any other course available to you? 41651 Does Earth own Mars?"
41651	Him? 41651 Is that all?"
41651	More of the poem?
41651	So? 41651 Terms, you filthy swine?
41651	Terms?
41651	What is his name?
41651	What is that?
41651	What is your fee?
41651	What purpose?
41651	What savages?
41651	What''s up, Jon? 41651 Where did the Piper come from?"
41651	Where do they live? 41651 Where do they live?"
41651	Why does he do that?
41651	Why? 41651 Why?"
41651	YOU ARE WILLING TO GO THROUGH WITH IT, SAMUEL?
41651	You do not trust me?
41651	*****_ HAVE YOU TRIED READING_ freehafer''s POLARIS?
41651	But science- fiction has romanced That the Martian race is much advanced; So thus my reasoning should be, Has a Flirtenflog ever seen ME??????
41651	But science- fiction has romanced That the Martian race is much advanced; So thus my reasoning should be, Has a Flirtenflog ever seen ME??????
41651	But science- fiction has romanced That the Martian race is much advanced; So thus my reasoning should be, Has a Flirtenflog ever seen ME??????
41651	But science- fiction has romanced That the Martian race is much advanced; So thus my reasoning should be, Has a Flirtenflog ever seen ME??????
41651	But science- fiction has romanced That the Martian race is much advanced; So thus my reasoning should be, Has a Flirtenflog ever seen ME??????
41651	But science- fiction has romanced That the Martian race is much advanced; So thus my reasoning should be, Has a Flirtenflog ever seen ME??????
41651	Did n''t you know?"
41651	How many Martians are there, sir?"
41651	Kelleam 8 THOTS ON THE WORLD STATE Hank Kuttner 9 WOULD YOU?
41651	The question naturally arises, does fantasy lead to sadism?
41651	Then, dragging his chair closer, he leaned over and, grasping me firmly by the lapels, said pleasently,"Ipswitch on the amscray, do n''t you think?"
41651	They do n''t want him to get well, eh?
41651	What are your terms?"
41651	What outrageous nonsense was this?
41651	Why?"
41651	Would you gaze into the rainbow Where the lunar moonbeams play, Could it be you''d softly answer"Yes, for all those things I pray?"
41651	[ Illustration] Do U Want Fans to Point At U& Say[ Illustration]"HE''S BEHIND THE TIMES-- HE WRITES WITH AN OLD BLACK& RED RIBBON"?
12826	A free country, eh? 12826 A-- a lie?"
12826	Air? 12826 Air?"
12826	And are you happy?
12826	And does he blame me, father?
12826	And he squeezes it out of the common people?
12826	And how-- how shall I close my grip? 12826 And if I do n''t?"
12826	And just pipe this, will you, too?
12826	And liquid air, for example, would cost how much to produce?
12826	And shall I see you soon, again?
12826	And that is?
12826	And that is?
12826	And this?
12826	And what do you get out of it, personally?
12826	And why, all this?
12826	And will you tell me then who you are?
12826	And you can handle nitrogen with the same ease and precision?
12826	And you insist on dragging me out on the same fatuous errand?
12826	And you?
12826	And-- what''s that, under it? 12826 Any gas here?"
12826	Any message I can give him, sir?
12826	Any of you men know anything about it?
12826	Any of you people know what about it?
12826	Anybody there?
12826	Anything else, sir?
12826	Anything serious?
12826	Are n''t you going to tell me?
12826	Are you hungry?
12826	Are you-- what they call a-- workingman?
12826	Are-- are you coming back again?
12826	As_ air_? 12826 At what cost?"
12826	Brevard? 12826 But Gabriel, how shall we escape?"
12826	But do you write poetry?
12826	But ought we-- you-- to attempt this, even for the sake of universal power? 12826 But would you have had him live through this?
12826	But, Kate-- who''s paying for all this? 12826 But-- forgive me-- you''re very poor?"
12826	By morning,Craig mumbled,"what will there be left to protect?"
12826	CAN''T BE DONE, EH?
12826	Ca n''t you see? 12826 Ca n''t you smell it?
12826	Calling on God, eh?
12826	Can it be possible, or am I dreaming? 12826 Can it be?"
12826	Can she believe her father guilty of all that? 12826 Can they?"
12826	Can this be true?
12826	Can you see this Micolo, now? 12826 Canting old hypocrite to the last, eh?
12826	Combustion?
12826	Could n''t I get them things to- night, an''start?
12826	Dare? 12826 Dare?
12826	Daughter of-- of Isaac Flint?
12826	Did you say die, Wally? 12826 Die?"
12826	Do n''t you see?
12826	Do you behold them, too?
12826	Editorial, eh?
12826	Eh, what? 12826 Eh?
12826	Eh? 12826 Eh?
12826	Eh? 12826 Eh?"
12826	Every father?
12826	Explain what?
12826	Father told me Socialism was all that, and more,"What''s your father''s business?
12826	For what, sir?
12826	Forgive you? 12826 Free-- as what?"
12826	Get it? 12826 Gone?
12826	Gord,_ will_ I? 12826 Got it, Herzog?"
12826	Got some material there on liquid air, and nitrogen, and so on?
12826	Granted,put in Waldron,"that my objection is futile, just what''s your idea?"
12826	Happy? 12826 Have I been delaying you?"
12826	Have you considered the frightful suffering and loss of life it might entail? 12826 He-- he''s dead?"
12826	Hear that, Waldron?
12826	Hear that, Wally?
12826	Hear you, best and dearest father in the world?
12826	Hm? 12826 Hot air, Flint?"
12826	How dare you--?
12826	How do I see them?
12826	How do you dare to--?
12826	How far is it?
12826	How far?
12826	How protected? 12826 How should I know?"
12826	Huh?
12826	Hungry? 12826 Hurt?"
12826	I say, Miss Flint?
12826	I''ve got a job for you, understand?
12826	I-- I''m not even going to know who you are?
12826	I? 12826 I?
12826	If anything happens to upset our blockading tactics, or if our attacking forces are defeated or our aeroplanes shot down, what then?
12826	If you''ll be so good as to step into the electro- chemical building?
12826	If you-- er-- are really very,_ very_ impatient to have a go at the links, why wait for Wally? 12826 In heaven''s name, what''s that outside?"
12826	In what ways?
12826	Indeed? 12826 Indeed?"
12826	Is any oxygen liberated, during the process?
12826	Is that it?
12826	Is this outrage really a minor one, compared with what they, who feed and warm and carry the whole world, have to suffer? 12826 It produces oxygen and nitrogen on a scale that indicates success, with adequate apparatus?"
12826	It''s your fault, at last analysis; and if anything happens, you and the President, Supple, have got to answer to me, personally, do you hear? 12826 Just how do you mean, sir?"
12826	Just like ordinary gas?
12826	Just what do you know about it? 12826 Like shutting the wind off from a runaway horse, eh?"
12826	Love?
12826	Market it?
12826	Me? 12826 More trouble, eh?
12826	My turn for what?
12826	Nerve?
12826	No danger?
12826	No woman-- he!--runs this old boat while I''m aboard, see? 12826 Nobility, eh?
12826	Not long before we''re taken out?
12826	Nothing like the old man, after all, is there? 12826 Now in use, anywhere?"
12826	O-- what-- where--?
12826	On a paying, commercial basis?
12826	Only an experimental model, you understand, sir, but--"It gets results?
12826	Ozone, you mean?
12826	Perhaps; but we''ve managed to rub along, eh? 12826 Plan a little, see where we are and what''s to be done next?"
12826	Play for you, father?
12826	Please have my car brought round to the porte- cochère, at once?
12826	Prisoner at the bar, have you anything to say, why sentence should not be pronounced upon you?
12826	Promise it?
12826	Pure? 12826 Really, father, I beg you not to--""Why not, pray?"
12826	Rotten luck, eh?
12826	See? 12826 Seeing things, eh?"
12826	Shall we sit down here and wait a little?
12826	She''s balky, eh? 12826 She-- she''s not badly hurt?
12826	So soon?
12826	So then, what''s to do? 12826 So this-- this is a police station?
12826	So?
12826	So?
12826	Some make- up, eh kid?
12826	Sorrows, father? 12826 Sorrows?
12826	Steal, will you?
12826	Still chasing sunbeams from cucumbers, eh?
12826	Suppose there were to be trouble, of any kind, how are we fixed for it? 12826 Take it, will you?"
12826	Tell me, Herzog, what''s the condition of the plant, at this present moment?
12826	Tell you what, gentlemen?
12826	Tell you?
12826	That''s the way to get results, eh?
12826	The amount? 12826 The general strike?"
12826	The newspapers have n''t made the story_ all_ up out of whole cloth?
12826	The same amount, combined in Chile saltpeter, comes to--?
12826	Then? 12826 Think you can stand it, all right?"
12826	This evening, say?
12826	Trifles, eh?
12826	Try to bean_ me_, will you? 12826 Unhappy?
12826	Urgent?
12826	Verses? 12826 Visions that we now shall surely see?"
12826	Waldron up, yet, Edwards?
12826	Wally,said she,"did you swear?"
12826	We''re to start at 5:30, you say, walk past the Welland Canal Feeder out to the Monck Aviation Grounds, and find everything ready there?
12826	Well, father, what''s gone wrong?
12826	Well, if he did, what is Socialism?
12826	Well, more trouble?
12826	Well, what?
12826	Well?
12826	Well?
12826	Well?
12826	Well?
12826	What are the processes?
12826	What can I do, to strike these devils from their villainous plan of mastery?
12826	What can it be?
12826	What can it mean? 12826 What clergyman could raise his voice against my rule?
12826	What d''you mean, the oxygen? 12826 What did I make that man President for, anyhow?"
12826	What do you mean? 12826 What do you mean?
12826	What do you mean?
12826	What do_ you_ know about him?
12826	What does it mean to be a Socialist?
12826	What editor could withstand me, then?
12826	What for?
12826	What happened, and how?
12826	What is it, sir?
12826	What kind of a--?
12826	What next?
12826	What next?
12826	What now?
12826	What of you, then?
12826	What shall I do?
12826	What then?
12826	What''s the best process now in use?
12826	What''s the best way?
12826	What''s the excitement?
12826	What''s the matter with you? 12826 What''s the matter?"
12826	What''s this, I''d like to know? 12826 What''s what?"
12826	What''s what?
12826	What''s wrong with me?
12826	What''s wrong? 12826 What''s wrong?"
12826	What-- what''s this?
12826	What?
12826	What?
12826	When you see that they_ are_, is n''t that answer enough? 12826 When?
12826	Where am I, now, I''d like to know?
12826	Where are the others?
12826	Where are the others?
12826	Where are you?
12826	Where to?
12826	Where''s the attack?
12826	Where''s the juice?
12826	Where-- where am I?
12826	Where?
12826	Where?
12826	Who am I?
12826	Who ever gives them any serious attention, as it is? 12826 Who ever told you I wanted to work on a large scale?"
12826	Who goes first?
12826	Who handed you that bunk?
12826	Who is he? 12826 Who-- who are_ you_ to say''must not?''"
12826	Why need you ask, Gabriel?
12826	Why not?
12826	Why not?
12826	Why this same machine?
12826	Why-- er-- what do you mean, Flint?
12826	Why? 12826 Why?
12826	Why?
12826	Will I take it?
12826	Will you give me some?
12826	With oxygen, nitrogen and liquid air as products, think of the possibilities, will you? 12826 Without love, what would such another home be to me?
12826	Yes, and what then?
12826	Yes, or no? 12826 Yes, sir?"
12826	Yes, there we are,repeated Waldron,"but--""But what, now?"
12826	You ask me, you hypocrite, when you well know?
12826	You mean Socialism is something beyond my understanding?
12826	You mean that father misinformed me?
12826	You mean that?
12826	You mean the-- the working class?
12826	You mean?
12826	You really want to hear this?
12826	You serve it? 12826 You think so?
12826	You''re here because-- because you are a Socialist?
12826	You-- you are n''t a Socialist, into the bargain, are you?
12826	You-- you do n''t think it_ will_ be long, eh, do you?
12826	You-- you know_ what_?
12826	You-- you, who love a vagabond, a tramp, scum and off- scouring of the gutter?
12826	Your disappointment-- what was it?
12826	''Cause if you do--""What-- what_ on_ earth are you talking about?"
12826	A blank, please?"
12826	A man?"
12826	A master- stroke on my part, eh?
12826	About Socialism?"
12826	About how many men do you count, on, for that?"
12826	Afraid to die, eh?
12826	After looking the whole place over, I thought I''d have a go at a few pockets-- and, you see?
12826	After this, if the charge sticks, I may shout my head off, exposing what I know; and who will listen?
12826	All this-- what is it to me?"
12826	Allowing it''s been made, what then?"
12826	Almost certainly would entail?
12826	Alone, he knew he could do nothing; yet whither should he turn for help?
12826	Am I happy?
12826	Am_ I_ a sorrow to you?"
12826	And Catherine, all this time of convalescence-- what were her thoughts, and whither were they straying?
12826	And Catherine, what of her?
12826	And Gabriel, what of him?
12826	And I-- what did I tell him?
12826	And Waldron?
12826	And can liquid oxygen be easily transported any considerable distance?"
12826	And could it be saved?
12826	And could vacuum- jacketed pipes be laid, for conveying liquid oxygen or its gas?"
12826	And did your wound cause you much trouble?
12826	And do you wonder that I love and serve it, all my life?"
12826	And in the next place, that scoundrel Hazeltine, trimmed me out of eighty- six thousand in four hours--""Roulette again, you idiot?"
12826	And of all the horrors of this capitalist Hell, that I have told her about?
12826	And old Flint smiled, as he answered her:"What shall you play?
12826	And other dreams and other visions-- dreams of you and visions of our life together-- what of them?"
12826	And real jails and penitentiaries are worse?
12826	And remember the objection to the telephone?
12826	And so--""There_ was_ a woman in this affair, then?"
12826	And then-- then she heard his voice, in a kind of startled joy:"Oh-- is it-- is it_ you_?"
12826	And then?"
12826	And what''s the latest news?
12826	And when?
12826	And whither, I ask again, did the girl''s memories and fancies, her wondering thoughts, her vague, half- formulated longings, lead?
12826	And you''ve allowed it, you hear?
12826	And your car will be ready for you in ten minutes-- or five, if you like?"
12826	And, turning a blank gaze on her father''s face, she stammered:"Why-- why do you give me this?
12826	And-- and tell me, Wally, what''s it all about?"
12826	And--""Yes, but the poor?
12826	And--"[ Illustration:"Ca n''t be done, Eh?"
12826	Any complaint to make?
12826	Any other message, sir?"
12826	Any other way to extract these substances, in commercial quantities, from the air we breathe?"
12826	Are you quite sure you_ want_ to take the world by the throat and-- and choke it?
12826	Are you satisfied, sir?"
12826	As evidence to hold him on a white slave charge, is this some evidence or is n''t it?"
12826	At my house?"
12826	Because why?
12826	Beside all that, what''s love?
12826	But even if you could, what then?"
12826	But for heaven''s sake, drop--""Ca n''t be done, eh?"
12826	But he, only winking wisely, repeated:"You heard me, did n''t you?
12826	But how about the others?
12826	But how much more will they stand, eh?
12826	But how?"
12826	But now, all at once, see here?"
12826	But the details?"
12826	But what then?"
12826	But, if not these, what?"
12826	But, why?
12826	But-- but_ what_?
12826	By what right and on what authority do you make these accusations?
12826	Ca n''t you move faster than a paralytic snail?
12826	Can it be done-- that is, on a commercial basis?"
12826	Can it-- could it be possible?
12826	Can such things be?"
12826	Can these things be, indeed?"
12826	Can you stand the one, and give me the other?"
12826	Can you take her to the nearest town, at once?
12826	Chopin, or Grieg, or--?"
12826	Clutching eagerly at Waldron''s sleeve, he cackled:"If we get through?
12826	Could he carry her back to Fort Clinton, the last settlement he had passed through?
12826	Could he forget?
12826	Could poetic justice be finer than that the Air Trust works be destroyed with the help of one of their own''planes?"
12826	D''you suppose, for one minute, I''m going to limit or delay this big innovation, because there''s a working- class that may suffer?"
12826	Damn it all, I say,_ ca n''t_ you keep things quiet?
12826	Did you know that?"
12826	Disconnected bits of what he had told her, seemed to float before her mental vision--:"I?
12826	Do I complain?
12826	Do n''t you sometimes wish you were a man?"
12826	Do you forgive me?"
12826	Do you get me?"
12826	Do you get the idea?"
12826	Do you grasp the truth at last, or is your mind incapable of apprehending it?"
12826	Do you know his name?"
12826	Do you know of any such business as yet, in the United States?"
12826	Do you really think we ought to undertake this?"
12826	Do you think you really ought to undertake it?"
12826	Do you understand now, or do n''t you?
12826	Do you want to know?"
12826	Do you wish_ you_ were?"
12826	Dying?"
12826	Eh, Catherine?"
12826	Eh, Waldron?
12826	Eh, what?
12826	Eh?
12826	Ever know a scientist who was n''t primed to the muzzle with expositions?
12826	Everything all ready?"
12826	Far from thee ever, O mine Arcady?...
12826	Fate, that strange moulder of human destinies, what had it in store for these two, this woman and this man?
12826	Find him?
12826	Flint pondered a moment, then asked, again:"Could large tanks, holding say, a million gallons, be built on that principle, for wholesale storage?
12826	For example, see here?"
12826	For money?"
12826	For what reason?
12826	Free as air?
12826	Free as air?
12826	Get that?
12826	Get that?"
12826	Getting punctilious, all at once, are you?
12826	Got that?"
12826	Gratitude?
12826	Great men of song, what sing ye?
12826	Had one of his companions fallen and been dashed to death?
12826	Had she waved her hand at him?
12826	Had the truth been known, who could have imagined the results?
12826	Have n''t you noticed my ring was gone from her finger?"
12826	Have you any other question or suggestion?"
12826	Have you got those bomb- proof overhead nets on, yet?"
12826	He bent toward her, across the table, touched her hand and asked:"Will you accept five dollars, to pay this man and get you down to Scottsville?"
12826	He watched her with satisfaction, and when she could consume no more, smiled as he asked:"Now, then, feel better?
12826	Hello?
12826	Hold it for some possible reward?
12826	How about that?
12826	How are you going to market it?
12826	How can even the well- to- do breathe, then, out- doors, to say nothing of the poverty- stricken millions?"
12826	How could I tell you anything else?
12826	How could anything ever be possible, now, between you and me?
12826	How do you feel, now?"
12826	How do you see them, Gabriel?"
12826	How had it all been arranged, he wondered; and who had made it possible?
12826	How shall I ever repay all this?
12826	How shall I master all this, absolutely and completely, till it be mine in truth?
12826	How will they square this assertion with the hard, cold facts, as brought to light in this most revolting case?
12826	How''s the oxygen supply, and-- and everything?
12826	How, save by giving my last drop of blood, if need be, for the final victory?"
12826	How, then?
12826	How?
12826	How?"
12826	I get--""You mean that you''re a martyr?"
12826	I heard the Leaders''speeches, the turgid oratory, The well- turned phrases of the Captains, the rotund babble of prosperity,( Prosperity for whom?
12826	I mean--""What the devil_ do_ you mean?"
12826	I''ve got brains, have n''t I?
12826	Idealism, self- sacrifice, con true nobility of character, where are these, in you?
12826	If not, can you inform me probable cause?
12826	If they''jobbed''me like that, in 1921, what wo n''t they do now in 1925?"
12826	If we get through, you say?
12826	Immediately, understand?"
12826	In 1850, for example, do you suppose the public would have tolerated the sudden imposition of monopolies?
12826	In case it comes, what''s our condition?
12826	In liquid form for instance?"
12826	In-- in here?"
12826	Incidentally, let me tell you another fact--""And that is?"
12826	Insane, eh?
12826	Is my suggestion taken?"
12826	Is n''t that an inducement?"
12826	Is that the case?"
12826	Is that the idea?"
12826	Is that you?"
12826	Is this according to your orders?
12826	It was a grand good idea, was n''t it, to keep my time of liberation a secret from the comrades?
12826	It was n''t too bad, was it?
12826	Just fancy that, will you?
12826	Just give me a little more water, and-- and tell me-- who are you?"
12826	Just what details have you worked out?"
12826	Just what is it you want, sir?"
12826	Live on in this new time, where he could have comprehended nothing?
12826	Live on, in misery and rage and impotence?
12826	Live, with all his plans wrecked and broken?
12826	Live, with the whole world out of his grasp, again?
12826	Look, now, do you see the one I mean?"
12826	Love?
12826	Merciful God, I-- I rather think we ought n''t to be here, in person, eh?
12826	My God, is the man immortal?"
12826	My disappointment arises from the fact that I''ve just discovered the young man''s identity, and--""You-- you have?"
12826	No dope, nor nothin'', see?
12826	Nor plain- clothes man?"
12826	Not a word of this to any one, understand?
12826	Not getting nervous in your old age, are you, eh?"
12826	Not much like the children of the masters, eh?
12826	Not_ you_?
12826	Now what the devil''s_ that_?"
12826	Now, Waldron--""Oh, puritanical, eh?"
12826	Now, about Wally?"
12826	Now, how about it?"
12826	Now, what the devil?"
12826	Obey me, do you hear?
12826	On that day--""Well, what then?"
12826	Only, tell me-- do you really believe we can put this whole program through, without a hitch?
12826	Or extracting oxygen, in liquid form?
12826	Over on that third bench, on the other side of the park, see that man?
12826	Oxygen is liberated as a by- product, and--""Oh, it is, eh?
12826	Quite carefully?
12826	Read_ that_, will you?"
12826	Remember London''s''Iron Heel?''
12826	Revolution, then?
12826	Revolution?
12826	Reward him?"
12826	Rich?
12826	Rocks, trees and rills where sunlight glints to gold?
12826	Rosewater and confetti?
12826	SHE SAID SOFTLY,"DO YOU BEHOLD THEM TOO?"
12826	See here?"
12826	See?
12826	Shall we put it up to him?
12826	She said softly,"Do you behold them too?"]
12826	She told him all the essentials, and finished by:"Now, come and get me, wo n''t you, father dear?
12826	She wo n''t, eh?
12826	She''s living?
12826	She''s safe?
12826	Sighing, with a strange feeling of sudden loneliness and a vast, empty yearning in his heart, Gabriel continued on his way, toward what?
12826	Sing ye the brooks where in the purling shallows The small fish dart and gleam?
12826	Sing ye the hills, adown whose sides blue shadows Creep when the westering day is growing old?
12826	Sing ye the pale green tresses of the willows That stoop to kiss the stream?
12826	So then, you say-- she''s broken it off?
12826	So then,"he added,"what''s the first thing?
12826	So then--""Then?"
12826	So this is liquid oxygen, eh?
12826	Socialism, eh?
12826	Steal, eh?
12826	Still, the principle--""Is sound?"
12826	Stop, do you hear me?
12826	Talk ethics, eh?
12826	Tell me the truth, Boy-- how, why could--?"
12826	Tell me, who are you?"
12826	Tell me-- why need you go, at all?"
12826	That is, if I can have your name, an''pay it back some time?"
12826	That means''Without Care,''does n''t it, Kate?"
12826	That ozone smell?
12826	That you, Edwards?"
12826	That you, Herzog?"
12826	The finding of the courts?
12826	The other-- could it be?
12826	The outcome, tragic and terrible, who could have foreseen?
12826	The papers?
12826	The truth?
12826	The truth?
12826	The workers?
12826	Then asked she:"Ideals?
12826	Then she exclaimed suddenly:"You ai n''t no kind of''bull,''are you?
12826	Then, aloud, he asked over the wire:"And who was the rescuer?"
12826	Then, in your opinion, there_ is_ a chance to get through?
12826	Then, moving his head forward with a peculiar, pecking twitch that still further enhanced his likeness to a buzzard, he stammered:"You-- you mean--?"
12826	Then--""Register, under my own name?"
12826	They ca n''t get us here?
12826	They die off, now, twice or thrice as fast as the better classes, but what difference does it make?
12826	They''ll try to beat old Isaac Flint at this or any other game, will they?
12826	Think you''ve got any broken bones?
12826	This daughter of a billionaire, and this young proletarian?
12826	This-- certainly looks odd, does n''t it?
12826	Thought you''d keep it, did you?
12826	Through food?
12826	Through light?
12826	Thus adjured, Herzog washed his hands with imaginary soap and in a deprecating voice began:"Trouble, sir?
12826	To great and small?
12826	To rival capitalist groups?
12826	To the Socialists?
12826	To the labor movement?
12826	Transportation?
12826	Treachery?
12826	True, she does n''t believe the infamous charge against me; but what then?
12826	Under cover of it, what may not happen?
12826	Understand?
12826	Very cheap, and very cold?"
12826	Violence was all that ever held''em, was n''t it?
12826	Violence?
12826	Violence?
12826	Was it a cry?
12826	We can put the initial stages through in absolute secrecy-- and then, once we get our clutch on the world''s breath, what have we to fear?"
12826	We surely shall be rescued?"
12826	We''ll have every household under our absolute thumb?"
12826	Well, does that suit you?"
12826	Well, if these are trifles, what''s on?"
12826	What about commercial and financial rivals?
12826	What about popular discontent, and stiff- necked legislators, and cranky editors?
12826	What about revolution, then?
12826	What about these damned Socialists, with their brass- lunged bazoo, howling about monopoly and capitalism and all the rest of it?
12826	What absolute necessity which shall make my rivals in the Game as much my vassals as the meanest slave in my steel mills?
12826	What are the facts?
12826	What can it be?
12826	What do you know of men''s work and men''s affairs?
12826	What do you make out of it?"
12826	What do you mean?
12826	What do you think now?"
12826	What do_ I_ care about the cattle?
12826	What do_ you_ understand--?"
12826	What does this mean?
12826	What has this got to do with--_me_?
12826	What have you to tell me?
12826	What is it they all must have, or die, that I can control?
12826	What is it?"
12826	What is it?"
12826	What kept you?"
12826	What makes you look so?"
12826	What might these channels be?
12826	What next?"
12826	What now?"
12826	What now?"
12826	What of them?"
12826	What shall it be, tonight?
12826	What the devil do you expect?
12826	What trouble could there be?
12826	What universal need, vital to rich and poor alike?
12826	What was the reason?
12826	What''s gone wrong?"
12826	What''s that?"
12826	What''s the final result?"
12826	What''s the meaning of this?
12826	What''s the trouble?
12826	What''s this?"
12826	What''s to be done next?"
12826	What''s wrong here?"
12826	What''s wrong?"
12826	What''s your grief?"
12826	What-- what can it be?"
12826	What?
12826	What?"
12826	What?"
12826	When I asked you if we_ ought_ to try it, I merely meant, would it be_ safe_?
12826	When can you go?"
12826	When shall we go on with our plans, and get down to specific details?"
12826	When_ will_ Father Time pick the despicable antique?
12826	When_ will_ he drop?
12826	Where are you?"
12826	Where do you think we''d best manufacture?
12826	Where is Herrick-- the man?"
12826	Where is he?"
12826	Where is it?
12826	Where millions toil, hedged off from aught save pain?
12826	Where shall I go, and how, to hide and metamorphose?
12826	Where were your scruples, a year ago, when people were paying 25 cents a loaf for bread, because of that big wheat pool you put through?
12826	Where''s your nerve, man?
12826	Where''s your nerve?"
12826	While I--""Are not unhappy, surely?"
12826	While the Air Trust plant was burning, crumbling, smashing down, what of its masters, the masters of the world?
12826	Whither should he steer?
12826	Who are you, to judge of their times of coming and going, their obligations, their habits and man of life?
12826	Who bothers about their health?
12826	Who could foresee, or, foreseeing, could believe what even now stood written on the Book of Destiny?
12826	Who dares to quest you now, Hesperides?
12826	Who goes there?"
12826	Who made the National Mounted Police a reality, if not I?
12826	Who shall know them?
12826	Who shall tell?
12826	Who''s Bill, and who''s Eddy-- and what about Mr. Micolo?
12826	Who''s been trying to crush the swine completely, if not I?
12826	Who''s driven the President to back all sorts of things?
12826	Who''s forced them?
12826	Who''s worked night and day to have those bills put through, and who had the army increased, and conscription started?
12826	Why did I have Congress pass all those bills and things, except to give you the weapons and tools to hold the lid on?
12826	Why did I put you in as his private secretary, if not to have you watch him and see that he_ did_ do my bidding?
12826	Why say more?"
12826	Why should n''t I?"
12826	Why should you have sorrows?"
12826	Why?"
12826	Will you do that?
12826	Will you hear me?"
12826	Will you hear the story?"
12826	With a hand on her shoulder, looking down at her with stern yet kindly eyes, he said:"''Sans Souci''?
12826	With all these walls and guns, and netting, and air- ships and a private army and all, what more do you want?
12826	With men and agencies like_ these_ at work in our interests, what have we, really, to be uneasy about?"
12826	With that environment, how can you sense the newer and more vital ideas of the day?"
12826	With_ him_?"
12826	Without a leak, anywhere?
12826	Without barricades in the streets, wild- eyed agitators howling, machine- guns chattering, and Hell to pay?"
12826	Woodland meadows?
12826	Working- class?
12826	World- master, you?
12826	Would you like to sense its effect as a ventilating agent?"
12826	You go to work at once, immediately, understand?
12826	You remember about a week ago, when we-- ah-- had that little talk in the music room--?"
12826	You remember?"
12826	You wo n''t fire me-- hc!--for takin''drink or two, huh?
12826	You would rise up against your master and your God, would you?
12826	You''re a devil of a man to keep an appointment, are n''t you?"
12826	_ Boom!_ What was that?
12826	_ Ca n''t_ you?"
12826	_ I_ ai n''t''fraid-- are-- hc!--_you_?"
12826	_ What_?"
12826	coal strike?
12826	he exclaimed, in answer to the query of"Number, please?"
12826	increase?
12826	snarled Flint,"if not to do my bidding and keep things still?
41062	A honey, is n''t it?
41062	And you did the others by the same process-- and you''re always right?
41062	Another drink?
41062	Ca n''t you understand? 41062 Got it solved?"
41062	Hell, why not the Smithsonian?
41062	How many?
41062	Is a trench- mortar accurate?
41062	Is it accurate?
41062	It works-- doesn''t it, Toby?
41062	Looks weird, does n''t it? 41062 Then you''re willing to accept the fact he has a supernatural gift?"
41062	They''re great, are n''t they?
41062	Uncle Angus? 41062 What did he look like?"
41062	What do you want me to do?
41062	What in hell do we know about the brain?
41062	What sort of weapon?
41062	What? 41062 Why not both?
41062	Will it be okay for me to take this?
41062	With a permanent medical discharge?
41062	With that official limousine?
41062	You want to take it along with you? 41062 You were in the Army?"
41062	And, when the boy was gone,"MacReedy, will you do some work for us?"
41062	As he left with the precious model MacReedy asked,"By the way, General, what do you want me to work on next?"
41062	But what if this MacReedy actually could foresee the future, at least in its military manifestations?
41062	Can you think of a better''ole?"
41062	Granting this impossibility, how could the man be used?
41062	Have they got it right?"
41062	He had told MacReedy to try to work out the next weapon after the guided- missile launcher...."Are you sick, General?"
41062	He said, his voice dry and tight,"Where''d you get this, MacReedy?"
41062	He said,"Ready to take off, Toby?"
41062	He said,"Riley, how are we fixed for gas?"
41062	He said,"Toby, do you know, what your Uncle Angus was working on recently?"
41062	He said,"What in hell is it, Captain?"
41062	He thought of an insuperable obstacle, said,"But what about back- blast?
41062	He turned to the General, added,"Now, sir, what can I do for you?
41062	He went back to the XT-101, said,"About this twin- mount tank-- how''d you figure we''d mount the automatic machinery outside the turret?"
41062	He went to the clerk and said,"How many have you?"
41062	How did he know?
41062	How do we know he has n''t been planted for this very purpose?"
41062	MacReedy got his pipe going and said through a small blue cloud of smoke,"How does the exhibit look, Toby?
41062	Or need I ask?"
41062	So...."3 The General said,"MacReedy, why are you showing me this?
41062	The General shook hands and said,"Progress?"
41062	Then, with a sudden shadow of anxiety,"You are n''t going to arrest Uncle Angus, are you, sir?"
41062	Where else is his stuff marketed?"
41062	Yet how could any man with such a private power be permitted to exercise his rights of free citizenship?
41062	You say this man had his ability_ before_ he was wounded?"
41062	_ The damned fools do n''t understand-- they have n''t the slightest idea...._ Aloud he said,"Where can I find Mr. MacReedy?
41062	and, when the boy nodded excitedly,"Why are n''t you in school?"
30177	A building?
30177	A coil?
30177	All right now?
30177	All right?
30177	And do you think they are of gold?
30177	And is there nothing, sir, that we can do?
30177	And now, Professor, I wonder if you''d be willing to say a few words about this craft of yours?
30177	And the machine?
30177	And then what? 30177 And then?"
30177	And what is this below--? 30177 Antillia?"
30177	Are you safe?
30177	Attacking?
30177	Blair, do you feel it too, that eery feeling of countless eyes still watching us from Xoran?
30177	But I thought,he insisted nevertheless,"that you said you were going to explore the ocean floor under the Sargasso Sea?"
30177	But ca n''t you let me stay, now that I''m here?
30177	But could n''t we drop down and make sure which ship it is?
30177	But if you could help, would you be willing? 30177 But it_ is_ your name, is it not?"
30177	But our language?
30177	But surely you do n''t think anyone can molest us down here?
30177	But the big catapult--"Can you not see that the big catapult is broken?
30177	But what do you suppose they want with us?
30177	But what happened, my dear?
30177	But why were n''t we taken to him too?
30177	But why were they so eager to abandon the_ Nereid_?
30177	But you''ll get it all back, wo n''t you? 30177 But your age,"asked Sykes,"measured in years?"
30177	But, in God''s name, sir,burst forth Croy, his eyes blazing,"by what means do they, propose to inforce their infamous demands?"
30177	Can we use that on their fleets?
30177	Can you not realize that I am utterly invincible in any combat with you? 30177 Can you think of any good reason why I should n''t go, when girls are flying around the world and everything else?"
30177	Can you wait that long?
30177	Can you wait that long?
30177	Cause?
30177	Crazy, am I, Chief? 30177 Dead?...
30177	Dictaphone? 30177 Did Von Holtz give you that metal?"
30177	Did the world ever give anything to me? 30177 Did you make some wire for springs?"
30177	Did you not see that trespassers are forbidden? 30177 Did you not see the sign upon the gate?"
30177	Do I get a free hand?
30177	Do I look like a historian?
30177	Do you believe-- really-- he can strike him down-- at his desk-- from a distance?
30177	Do you expect to win all the time? 30177 Do you realize what that means?
30177	Do you see, Herr Reames, the position it puts me in? 30177 Does he know it means death?"
30177	Does he know-- about this?
30177	For witnesses?
30177	Four days?
30177	Has anyone a better?
30177	Have you his clothing where I can examine it?
30177	Have you not searched for the means to control the life principle-- you people of Earth?
30177	Have your countries not reached out for other countries when land was needed?
30177	He is marooned, Herr Reames, and you alone--"Marooned?
30177	How about that electronic projector on the submarine?
30177	How can you talk to him?
30177	How did you do it?
30177	How do they fire it?
30177	How do they propose to do this thing sir? 30177 How does Mr. Croy plan to frighten these people of the darkness?"
30177	How does this thing work?
30177	How is it that you can speak our tongue?
30177	How long did Denham use this thing to look through, before he built his globe?
30177	How long?
30177	How the deuce do they know when it is dawn, down here?
30177	In the middle of New York State? 30177 Is it a bet?"
30177	Is the President at his desk at twelve?
30177	Jacaro?
30177	Jetta of the Lowlands?
30177	May I come in, daddy?
30177	May I introduce myself?
30177	More killings?
30177	Mr. Croy,I said swiftly,"do you realize that you are speaking to your commanding officer?"
30177	Oh, why do n''t they kill him?
30177	Or shall I take Miss Keith with me by force?
30177	Or shall you do what?
30177	Perhaps--Then he paused-- for how could he say that perhaps the situation was n''t as bad as it seemed, when it was obviously hopeless?
30177	Reames? 30177 Remember how it melted out the heart of that big ship?
30177	So that is the way you reward us for giving you an exclusive story, is it?
30177	Some more of them damn electrons,he hazarded; then demanded of his caller:"But am I one hell of a smart guy?
30177	That sky-- the stars-- they are not real?
30177	The officials deny it, but what other answer is there? 30177 The pleasant young fellow?"
30177	The thing, whatever it is, has been going on for four days?
30177	The-- Ragged Men?
30177	The-- what?
30177	Then have you not enough gold already?
30177	Then we are below ground?
30177	Then you really expect to find the lost continent of Atlantis, Professor?
30177	Then-- then my captain and crew are safe?
30177	They are still all right?
30177	Those circles, that square: what would you judge they were, Professor?
30177	To whom, might I ask, do we owe our lives, and the honor of this interview?
30177	Underworld?
30177	Want me to take it on?
30177	Was he--the operative hesitated for a moment--"pretty well fried?"
30177	Was it a land station or a ship at sea?
30177	Was the door locked?
30177	We really ought to let Mr. Hunter come with us, daddy, do n''t you think?
30177	We''ll gamble on it, Del,he said;"we''ve got to-- there is no other way.... And now what do you want?"
30177	Well, how can we stop them?
30177	Well, in the first place, what does the name_ Nereid_ mean?
30177	Well?
30177	What about the earth? 30177 What are you talking about?
30177	What did he say?
30177	What did the priest say, daddy?
30177	What do you mean?
30177	What do you suppose they want with us, anyway, daddy?
30177	What does he say, Althora?
30177	What does he say?
30177	What does it mean? 30177 What has happened, Herr Reames?"
30177	What is it?
30177	What is it?
30177	What would you make of that, Del?
30177	What you goin''to do?
30177	What''s happening?
30177	What''s the matter with him?
30177	What-- what''s that?
30177	What?
30177	When do we start?
30177	Where are the clouds?
30177	Where is he?
30177	Who are you?
30177	Why do n''t they kill him?
30177	Why do n''t we stop and look her over? 30177 Why have you not been back?"
30177	Why were they in such a hurry to be off?
30177	Why, how could he have got down here?
30177	Why,he asked instead,"do you not use your own submarine for the purpose?"
30177	Why?
30177	Why?
30177	Why?
30177	Will you let her go peaceably, or shall I--?
30177	Without a mark?
30177	Wonder what I''d do,said Tommy Reames,"if another car came along from the other end?"
30177	Yeah?
30177	Yes, sir?
30177	Yes,said Lieutenant McGuire quietly,"for us--?"
30177	You have studied some physical science, of course?
30177	You have the catapult remade?
30177	You hit that gate a lick, did n''t you?
30177	You live here?
30177	You make this?
30177	You mean nitro- glycerine? 30177 You mean the flyer?"
30177	You were the man who introduced machine- guns into gang warfare, were n''t you? 30177 You will impersonate him-- yes-- but what then?
30177	You_ know_? 30177 ***** What was it? 30177 *****Is that possible, sir?"
30177	*****"The city ahead is not the one we are seeking, sir?"
30177	*****"Would it be possible to frighten them?"
30177	A defective trolley?
30177	A street- car?
30177	A-- a freighter, is n''t it?"
30177	Also, how about refraction?
30177	Am I offering so little, Tommy?"
30177	And I alone can help him?
30177	And all the time, Larry had an uneasy feeling of gathering furtive hosts about them, waiting-- waiting for what?
30177	And he repeated,"What does it mean?"
30177	And how could these new friends meet it?
30177	And if I failed my own folk what right would I have to you?"
30177	And me, Tommy.... Would you throw your life away in a hopeless attempt, when life might hold so much?
30177	And what do those who love you say?"
30177	And what is there in that stuff to get Denham in trouble?"
30177	And what would be the result of that audience?
30177	And what would they do with this?
30177	And why do you call it a torpedo- submarine?
30177	And, if we fail to make the fight, what heaven worth having is left?
30177	Appropriate, do n''t you think?"
30177	Are n''t there all sorts of Spanish galleons and pirate barques laden with gold supposed to be down there?"
30177	Are you convinced that I did not lie to you?
30177	Are you convinced that the Herr Professor Denham is in need of help?"
30177	Are you seriously hinting at long- distance vision through solid armor- plate-- through these walls of stone and steel?
30177	But did you make some springs?"
30177	But first there are one or two little things you would like explained-- yes?
30177	But this devil will get him the instant he leaves... unless... unless....""Yes-- yes?"
30177	But was it a room?
30177	But what is the power?
30177	But where was the populace, amid all this prodigious wealth?
30177	But-- what does it mean?
30177	Ca n''t you see that I am right, sir?"
30177	Can it be done?
30177	Can you do it?"
30177	Compray?"
30177	Could he-- or we-- wish more?"
30177	Did it mean an attack?
30177	Did it work?"
30177	Did the tall man speak?
30177	Did you hear that?"
30177	Did you notice how careful he was to shield his other hand with a glove before he turned the tool on?
30177	Do I get the Mint?"
30177	Do you approve, sir?"
30177	Do you understand me?"
30177	For the love of Pete, if people want scientific treatises, why do n''t they buy books and magazines dealing with the subject?
30177	Had he seized his opportunity and led the crew to mutiny, in the hope of converting the expedition into a treasure hunt?
30177	Has anything else turned up?
30177	Have you any more requests or suggestions?"
30177	He had watched Evelyn, and he loved her--"H- how do you do?"
30177	He went back to the torch and observed placidly:"The Professor ai n''t around, is he?"
30177	His generator must be insulated: would he touch it with his hand, now that his own current was off?--make of himself a conductor?
30177	How about a job helping?"
30177	How about the rest of the bet?
30177	How could he reach him?
30177	How could they invent them?"
30177	How do you drive it?
30177	How does it differ from the common or navy variety?"
30177	How does that let you out?"
30177	How far away are they?"
30177	How far could the Eye of Allah see?
30177	How far did the invisible arm reach?
30177	How long do you make it to Oreo?"
30177	How much is Jacaro going to pay you for the secret of the catapult, Von Holtz?"
30177	How''d it work?"
30177	How, may I ask, do meteors penetrate through that imaginary substance which is too much for a powerful space flyer?
30177	I wonder if they have forgotten him?
30177	I--""You are a historian?"
30177	Is he armed?"
30177	Is he goin''to boss the job?"
30177	Is it a joke?"
30177	Is n''t that a building of some kind?"
30177	Is n''t that it?"
30177	Is that as you would wish it, gentlemen?"
30177	Is that not so?"
30177	Is that not true?"
30177	Is the President of the United States to be a fugitive?
30177	It was bizarre, of course, but does n''t a drowning person catch at straws?
30177	Jacaro''s men come and talk to you at night, do n''t they?"
30177	More hurried scribbling, then:"But, say-- why do n''t you go direct to Atlantis and get the real dope?"
30177	Now, how about taking me up a mile or so in the air?"
30177	Or am I?"
30177	Or else--""What?"
30177	Perhaps"--and Bori Tulber smiled faintly and terribly--"you would like to have that message direct from its bearer?"
30177	Really?"
30177	Scoop?
30177	So he pulled out a cigarette case and lighted a cigarette and said sardonically:"The fifth dimension?
30177	Some employee of the Department listening in?"
30177	TNT?"
30177	That big thing with the solenoid-- the coil?"
30177	That is, why should n''t there be a Quarterly?
30177	That right?"
30177	The Herr Reames?"
30177	The zipping flash of a contact made and broken?
30177	Then he said:"Well?
30177	Then how about their ships?
30177	Then, where had this person stood-- this being who called himself the Eye of Allah?
30177	Tired?
30177	Tommy said eagerly:"Say, which of those things did you help him build?
30177	Tried these for fingerprints I suppose?".
30177	Unconsciously he voiced his thoughts:"Does the President have nails in his shoes, I wonder?"
30177	Von Holtz?
30177	Was that the reason he had been so willing to remain behind?
30177	Was the professor wrong?
30177	Was there anyone in the room-- did you enter it with him last night, Del?"
30177	Was there no life down here?
30177	Was there no way out?
30177	We have our bombs and our rays, it is true, but what is the power of this one ship against the people of half a world?
30177	Were they being led to their doom, after all?
30177	What are you doing?
30177	What did it bring to mind?
30177	What do you want this secret for?"
30177	What had happened to Captain Petersen and his crew?
30177	What has happened?"
30177	What if I am?"
30177	What if anything went wrong with their pressure- suits-- or if they should become lost?
30177	What is the joke, anyhow?"
30177	What is the use of having various publications if they must all be conducted along identical lines?
30177	What strange sub- sea enemy had overcome them?
30177	What throws it out through space?"
30177	What was now their fate?
30177	What was this strange sense of tension, of foreboding, that hung in the air?
30177	What was to be done?
30177	What would you care to have me say?"
30177	What would you suggest, sir?"
30177	What''s the matter?
30177	What''s your price?"
30177	When are you planning to leave, Professor?"
30177	Where had he slipped?
30177	Where was the generator-- the origin of this wireless power; along what channel did it flow?
30177	Where''s th''thing Jacaro wants?"
30177	Who is that girl?"
30177	Why do you permit--?"
30177	Why not adopt a tolerant attitude, and instead of howling about petty faults and mistakes get a good laugh over them?
30177	Why not this one?
30177	Why pick on the fifth?"
30177	Why should we, when we have so much fine land upon which the sun shines bright and fair always, save for the two brief seasons of rain?
30177	Why-- why, what are you doing here, young man?"
30177	Why?
30177	Will I not be accused of having put him out of the way?"
30177	Will it really cause them anguish on your Earth, Tommy?"
30177	Will they send another Opener of Gates to take up the work where Arlok failed?"
30177	Will you make the metal?"
30177	Will you phone for a repairman?
30177	Will you promise me now to receive what I am about to send, without interruption?"
30177	Winslow?"
30177	Would it but plunge them from the frying pan into the fire, wondered Larry, or would it mean their salvation?
30177	Would it?"
30177	Would they ever get back?
30177	Yes?"
30177	You do n''t mean to say the Mayas and Incas originated on that island of Antillia?"
30177	You have men on all the auxiliary television discs?"
30177	You have your menore?"
30177	You know how to combine the right angles?"
30177	You know how to work that metallic ammonium?"
30177	You will not go, for what can you do?
30177	You--"Tommy said irritably:"Are you Von Holtz?
30177	_ Are We All"Morons?
30177	and second,"How about refraction?"
38481	( 15) F. A. asks: What would be a safe outside pressure for a cylinder of wrought iron, ½ inch thick and 4 feet in diameter, and 8 feet long?
38481	( 29) T. P. H. asks: Can I take a wax impression off type and then electrotype it with a battery?
38481	( 30) C. M. asks: What are the locations of the various branch mints of the United States?
38481	( 31) B. L. D. asks: Can you give me a recipe for making paste for sharpening razors, knives, etc.?
38481	( 35) R. S. asks: What are the chemical qualities of bisulphide of lime, and how can I prepare it?
38481	( 38) C. M. B. asks: Is the odor emitted by the ailanthus tree unwholesome?
38481	( 39) L. S.& Co. ask: Is there anything known which would clean the hands from paints and lacquers without the use of turpentine?
38481	( 4) F. N. Y. asks: Would a canvas bag, coated with a varnish made of india rubber dissolved in naphtha, be suitable to hold oxygen gas?
38481	( 40) W. P. S., Jr., says: Can you give me a recipe for making_ papier machà ©_?
38481	( 44) A. G. asks: Is the silver, for a reflecting telescope, put on the back of the glass the same as on looking glasses?
38481	( 6) P. S. asks: How much copper wire does it require to construct an electro- magnet that will uphold 100 lbs., and what size of wire should be used?
38481	( 8) C. N. B. asks: Can a steam engine be worked with compressed air the same as with steam?
38481	1 foot per minute?
38481	? 0 REV.
38481	? 0 REV.
38481	And F. O. asks:"How are the valves of inside cylinder locomotives set, since the back ports are out of sight and you can not measure the lead?"
38481	B. asks: Is there any difference between electricity and magnetism?
38481	Besides, how can in- door air be more healthy than the out- door air, other things being equal, when the dwelling is supplied with air from without?
38481	But if it is deadly to sleep out of doors all night in a malarial locality, would it be necessarily fatal to sleep in a house in such a locality?
38481	Can water be decomposed into its constituents( oxygen and hydrogen) with any considerable rapidity, and in large quantities, by electricity?
38481	Can you recommend an elementary work on electric batteries?
38481	Do I in that way lose that percentage of the actual power of the water?
38481	Do steamboats on the ocean use salt water in their boilers for steam, or do they carry fresh water?
38481	Do you think it would be safe to have them made of cast iron?
38481	E. G. asks:"How can I set the slide valves of a locomotive when she is on the road?"
38481	How can I make it?
38481	How can it best be done cheaply and quickly?
38481	Hundreds of inquiries analogous to the following are sent:"Who makes machinery suitable for making flour barrels?
38481	In what way can I remove the old bronze?
38481	Is more than one coat applied?
38481	Is not the idea of the world moving around the sun in an elliptic form absurd?
38481	Is there any reason why lightning rod points should always be bright, if the points are kept sufficiently sharp?
38481	Is there anything that will set the color?
38481	J. H. S. asks:"What is the method of setting locomotive slide valves from marks on the slide spindle?"
38481	Of what is the bronze preparation made and how is it applied to clock fronts?
38481	Of what mixture is the bright red paint usually put upon axes made?
38481	Of what should a waste water pipe be made, so as to resist acids?
38481	Please let me know the cause?
38481	ROOTS''FORCE BLAST BLOWER,[ Illustration: Roots blower] FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED AT PARIS AND VIENNA, SPEED ONLY 100 TO?
38481	What are oxides in modern chemistry?
38481	What is the best and cheapest method of generating hydrogen in large quantities?
38481	What is the best dark color to paint a laboratory, and what kind of paint must I use?
38481	What varnish would you recommend?
38481	What will be the probable speed of boat?
38481	Which is right?
38481	Which is right?
38481	Which molecule loses the oxygen atom, and why should one part with it more than the other?
38481	Who makes the best engraving machine for transferring designs to copper?"
38481	Who sells steam whistles?
38481	Whose is the best theodolite?
38481	Whose is the cheapest silk, suitable for balloons?
38481	Why not educate this?
38481	Why not form schools and institutions to bring it out and lead the brain to perform this double function?
38481	asks: Would a pump so constructed as to create an incessant suction draw water an indefinite distance, or how far would it draw it?
38481	of the phosphate?
38481	steam?
29768	Ah, so fear exists on Earth, too?
29768	All right?
29768	And Madge?
29768	And is there no other way-- no scientific way?
29768	And now that we''re friends again, would you mind asking the steward to get me something to eat? 29768 And the principle?"
29768	And what''s that?
29768	And you and Hackett figured it out and came after me-- took that risk? 29768 And you say, Professor, that you have brought back samples of this invisibility device?"
29768	And you, Sarka-- did you hate her, too?
29768	And you,he said,"what is wrong with you?"
29768	Are you afraid, beloved?
29768	Are you aware that our chances of ever getting back to Earth are smaller than you ought to have dreamed of taking?
29768	Are you ready, gentlemen?
29768	Are you willing to help, to try to get to Fellows and your city?
29768	Because I said you did n''t want to meet the young senorita who loved you when she saw you downstairs? 29768 But have n''t you made any attempt to get out of here-- to escape?"
29768	But how, if she passes the people of the Gens of Dalis through the flames, will she retain her sovereignty?
29768	But how,said Sarka at last,"are we to be sure?
29768	But is n''t there any way around it? 29768 But where are they taking us?
29768	But-- Charles,she asked hopefully,"is-- is it really all right, now?"
29768	Can such things be possible?
29768	Can you find your way to him-- to your city?
29768	Can you get us each a ray- gun? 29768 Can you glimpse a bullet passing you?"
29768	Can you rescue us?
29768	D''yuh think I was born simple?
29768	Did he? 29768 Did you note carefully,"she said,"those aircars which were partially destroyed by our ray directors and atom- disintegrators?"
29768	Did you note that no men, formed like our own, no creatures of any sort whatever, fell from the cars?
29768	Disintegrated?
29768	Do n''t you know you''ll get wrinkles if you scowl like that? 29768 Do n''t you think it is time we tried this new experiment?"
29768	Do you know how to use them?
29768	Do you know what we''re up against?
29768	Do you realize the risk you''re running, young woman?
29768	Do you realize what this means, Kendrick? 29768 Do you think I''m as dumb as that, Nat Lee?
29768	Does The Master manage things so?
29768	Does it occur to you,he asked grimly,"that it''s too important a matter for us to have any scruples about?
29768	Eh?
29768	English?
29768	Erebos?
29768	Ever hear of''getting married?''
29768	Fellows was rather a buddy of you two, was n''t he?
29768	From Earth?
29768	Get down?
29768	Going crazy already?
29768	Going down?
29768	Has n''t it dawned that you were a little too near our own field with that machine of yours? 29768 How about the cellar?"
29768	How deep do you suppose it is?
29768	How do the people themselves get off?
29768	How do we get out? 29768 How do we go?
29768	How do we know,Sarka almost whispered it,"that she is, originally, of the Moon?
29768	How do you mean? 29768 How far do you think we must drop?"
29768	How many times can they be fired without reloading?
29768	How would you like a long parachute drop back to Earth?
29768	I do not know, but... you mean... you mean...?
29768	I remember, son, and now?...
29768	I say, Jamison, did you know Paula and I were to be married?
29768	I wonder,said Bell slowly, and very grimly,"if that''s The Master?"
29768	I?
29768	If the Black Caesar dies will you take me back to Earth again? 29768 If-- if it''s really over,"said Paula hopefully,"Charles--""What?"
29768	It is rather odd, is n''t it?
29768	Know what it is?
29768	Leland is in solitary confinement?
29768	Look for it?
29768	My dear Professor, ca n''t you really guess?
29768	My dear man, is n''t that my business?
29768	No, I did n''t,he admitted;"but where on earth did they come from, and what are they doing here?"
29768	Norman-- how by all that''s holy did you get here?
29768	Not the daughter of Henderson Blake?
29768	On Eros?
29768	Or would you prefer a steak?
29768	Ready?
29768	Say, what yuh- all tryin''to hand me?
29768	See this? 29768 Spooky place, is n''t it?"
29768	Spying, eh?
29768	Suppose he should come here?
29768	Surely the proletariat has already triumphed on earth?
29768	That escalator ray-- do you know how they use it?
29768	That''s what?
29768	The Ralas-- you mean these frog- men?
29768	The edge of the satellite''s atmosphere?
29768	The matter?
29768	The-- who?
29768	Then Fellows is in your city now?
29768	Then how--?
29768	Then this shaft is over a half- mile deep, you think?
29768	Then what''s your theory, Brent?
29768	Then you''re, going to attack the Rala city now?
29768	Then you''ve thought of a way?
29768	Then you-- you think those round buttons are connected with the escalator rays?
29768	There''s no way in and what could be in there? 29768 This crystal sphere then, is capable of bringing to our eyes and ears the happenings of centuries past?"
29768	Uh?
29768	W- what is it?
29768	Want to scatter it and start it growing in a half- dozen places?
29768	We watch?
29768	Well, Brent?
29768	Well, what do you think now?
29768	Well, what do you want?
29768	Well, who are you?
29768	What are the round buttons for?
29768	What care I if I become a prisoner on the Moon, if you are with me?
29768	What did you think of that woman?
29768	What do you advise?
29768	What do you want, then?
29768	What does that mean?
29768	What hope?
29768	What is happening?
29768	What is it, Jaska?
29768	What is it, beloved?
29768	What is it?
29768	What is the use of this secret dome?
29768	What on earth do you suppose that is?
29768	What other theory can account for their disappearance?
29768	What possible hope?
29768	What the hell''s going on here?
29768	What''ll I do with this devil, Bell?
29768	What''s the matter?
29768	What''s the matter?
29768	What''s wrong, old- timer?
29768	What,he asked boldly, in the language of Earth,"does the traitor Dalis say?"
29768	What-- who is this?
29768	What? 29768 What?
29768	Where are you?
29768	Where do you wish to arrive?
29768	Where in time is that laboratory of Leland''s?
29768	Where is that?
29768	Where''d you get it?
29768	Where''s Axelson?
29768	Which buttons control the invisibility?
29768	Which door?
29768	Who could escape the city of the Ralas? 29768 Who''s loony now?"
29768	Why did n''t you wake me up? 29768 Why do n''t you break in the door?"
29768	Why do n''t you kill us, too?
29768	Why do you suppose it did n''t work?
29768	Why not call the police?
29768	Why not come?
29768	Why? 29768 Will she make it, father?"
29768	Wo n''t they have guards out?
29768	Wonder if they are humans?
29768	Yes, but where is he?
29768	Yes?
29768	You are men from Earth?
29768	You can manage without me, father?
29768	You do n''t want to go down there, do you?
29768	You do n''t? 29768 You know English-- you understand me?"
29768	You know your orders, Benson? 29768 You looked for a gun?"
29768	You mean that during the period of transposition you are invisible?
29768	You mean...?
29768	You think we are in friendly hands?
29768	You trust me now?
29768	You''re amused?
29768	You''re not going to be cross about it, are you?
29768	You-- will be able to think about me sometimes,asked Paula wistfully,"instead of about The Master always?"
29768	You-- you mean--?
29768	Your orders are clear?
29768	_ Did_ he know?
29768	_ Vdes son de Porvenir, no es verdad?_Jamison hiccoughed, as one who has been out and been drunken ought to do.
29768	***** But could Sarka and Jaska turn their new- found knowledge to their own use?
29768	***** But where was the enemy?
29768	*****"Where is your Kommandant?"
29768	*****"Why not?
29768	1?
29768	And be engulfed?
29768	And do you imagine The Master does n''t know we''re here?"
29768	And now, may I ask, are you ready to return to your own land?"
29768	And then....""And then--?"
29768	And this woman clothed in radiance-- who was she?
29768	And we''ll not even be bent, let alone busted?"
29768	And what?
29768	And would the improvised broadcasting apparatus of the area stand the stupendous strain that would be placed upon it if the ray came down?
29768	Any more than that?"
29768	Are you afraid to attempt it?
29768	Are you going to kill them?"
29768	Are you ready?"
29768	But did you see her eyes?
29768	But since I am to die so shortly, why not go mad, if it gives me pleasure?"
29768	But since the cubes could forestall his transmission of thought, and perhaps could read and understand thoughts, how was he to tell Jaska?
29768	But the Gnomes, what of them?
29768	But was there some truth in the universal fear, after all?
29768	But what basis was there for such a fantastic hope?
29768	But what was it?
29768	But what was the meaning of this strange imprisonment?
29768	But where is Leland?"
29768	But would n''t it make him drop that too?
29768	But you''re likely to let go at any second, are n''t you?"
29768	Could n''t they be used in some way?
29768	Could the force- shells be fired under water?
29768	Could we ever find the plane again?"
29768	Dalis had known the secret sign manual of these two; but would the intelligence of the cubes comprehend it?
29768	Disintegrated and reintegrated?
29768	Do Earth men mind death?
29768	Do n''t know what a muskrat is, huh?
29768	Do n''t you see?
29768	Do you have the issues for 1928, too?
29768	Do you imagine that the plane was n''t seen when it came in the Cape?
29768	Do you know the difference between the brain of a man and that of an anthropoid ape?
29768	Do you think it possible that, with all his Gens, he may go over to the Moon- men, form an alliance with them?"
29768	Do you think the military authorities will be able to cope with it?"
29768	Does she not look too much like our people, to be from another world entirely?"
29768	Feeling fit?"
29768	Fool-- why had n''t he thought of it?
29768	For do you realize that, unless we do so, we will never again see home?"
29768	Got any plans, Bell?"
29768	Had he dreamed of the hammer blow of that forty- five caliber bullet?
29768	Had the people of the disc learned of their preparations to counter the attack?
29768	Had they been discovered?
29768	He knew our secret code, did he not?
29768	Hell, can damn frog- men keep us here?
29768	How could it be done?
29768	How does it feel?"
29768	How is he?"
29768	How many would be brave enough to take a gamble like that, on a fellow''s mere supposition?
29768	How much does that figure in dollars and cents, Frank?"
29768	How''re we going to get down?"
29768	I wonder if, reading my thoughts, they would obey?"
29768	I wonder what it is?"
29768	If so, what is the cost including charges?
29768	If the Gens of Dalis were voluntarily bathed in the lake of white flames, would they become as Luar?
29768	If you charge no more than$ 3.00 would you send them C. O. D.?
29768	In minutes, it seemed, he was demanding:"How much can we take?
29768	Is Axelson in the house?"
29768	Is Dalis arranging a treacherous truce with the Moon- men?"
29768	Is he such a terrible man, this Black Caesar?"
29768	Is it not 2017?
29768	Is she safe?"
29768	It looks like a massive column just lighter than everything around it, yet so little lighter that you have to watch closely to see it at all?"
29768	It''s a long gamble, but if we can get hold of some of The Master''s poison.... Do you see?"
29768	Jaska went on:"Note the gleaming thing on the ground, right below the aircar?
29768	May I ask that you be patient until then?"
29768	May I see your hands again?"
29768	May I send for a certain medicine which will dispose of those symptoms in a very short time?"
29768	Might I suggest that you bring him here, trust him in all details, and let him take my place wherever possible?
29768	No?
29768	Note that column of light, scarcely lighter than the light which surrounds it everywhere?
29768	Now that I think of it, Jaska, how did Dalis know our secret code of fingers?"
29768	Now then-- will it work?"
29768	Now, what do we do with you?
29768	Of little children, even, crouching, and crushing and rending the tender flesh of other little children?
29768	On a day like this?
29768	Or would it sear through their makeshift defense, plunging them and the whole great metropolis into oblivion?
29768	Ready, Sarja?"
29768	Should he throw himself tooth and nail on the monster?
29768	Still in Theros?"
29768	That Dalis was somehow able to communicate with the Moon- men in their own language, or through their own signals?"
29768	That good enough for you?"
29768	That we can-- and will-- make you talk?"
29768	The revolutions, the rebellions that have made men free, were they pretty things to watch?
29768	The way we came?"
29768	There was a girl in Stamford.... Tell me, is it true that this is the year 2044 and that the proletariat has not yet triumphed?"
29768	These were people of the Moon: but if these were Moon- men, what, or who, were those gleaming cubes?
29768	This is satisfactory, I presume?"
29768	To what dread rendezvous were they going?
29768	Very clever; but what is the reason for it all?"
29768	Want to take a drive out there with me?"
29768	Was he succeeding?
29768	Was he to be the Prometheus who stole fire from Olympus, the Samson who toppled down the temple?
29768	Was he to bring the world to ruin, as a result of his blind groping after this new giant of power?
29768	Was it complacence or suspicion that stirred the liquid in the cyst so smoothly?
29768	Was it laughing at him?
29768	Was it susceptible to flattery?
29768	Was the Gens of Dalis being burned alive?
29768	Was the sound a warning?
29768	Was there even any hope?
29768	Was this bluish light in the abyss the source of the light in the Cone?
29768	Were some of those invisible little creatures on their trail?
29768	Were they observatories of some ancient race, placed thus to pierce the mysteries of outer space?
29768	What did it mean?
29768	What do you say?"
29768	What had brought it?
29768	What is your answer to my offer?"
29768	What next?"
29768	What on earth could it be?
29768	What say you?"
29768	What should they do?
29768	What was it?
29768	What was its purpose?
29768	What was its source, what the composition of the column?
29768	What was the meaning of this?
29768	What were they?
29768	What works the harbor door?"
29768	What year is this?
29768	What?
29768	When did this remarkably original idea occur to you?"
29768	When do we eat?"
29768	Whence came the glow?
29768	Where are we, anyway?"
29768	Where are we?
29768	Where are you, anyway?
29768	Where had the cube gone?
29768	Where was it from?
29768	Where''s your nerve, man?"
29768	Where, Sarka wondered, were the people of the Gens of Dalis?
29768	Where, save for the few guards at the house of Luar, were the people of the Gens of Dalis?
29768	Whither were they leading them?
29768	Who indeed would believe him if he told the story?
29768	Who knows?
29768	Why not take the train?"
29768	Why, of all people on earth, had he alone been singled out for this disclosure?
29768	Why?"
29768	Will you and these men join me, or will you die as the Moon man died?"
29768	Will you be seated?
29768	Will you direct me?"
29768	Will you risk it, to get back to Earth?"
29768	With what?
29768	Wonder what it was that frightened him?"
29768	Would that stupendous ray be hurled back upon itself?
29768	Would the proud old Earth have to come to that?
29768	Would you care to see our plant?"
29768	Would you like, Senor, to think in after days of that pleasant city filled with men and women tearing each other like beasts?
29768	Would you prefer that I give him the task of subduing your nation?"
29768	You fellows have seen pistols?"
29768	You have hit upon a rather profound scientific principle, yes?"
29768	You mean to say we are to be shot to the surface through the intervening rock and earth?
29768	You never heard of wild beasts sleeping in beds like these, did you?"
29768	You say three others vanished as I did?
29768	You think it''s somebody playing a hoax on Earth?
29768	You think that wiping out of China was just an Earth- joke?"
29768	You understand?
29768	You would have become a billionaire, do n''t you see?"
29768	he sent mentally,"what does it mean?"
41839	But what drives the engine?
41839	How can that be?
41839	What do you say to the light of the sun?
41839	( 2).--Suppose Fahrenheit to stand at 41Â °, what will Reaumur stand at?
41839	( 3).--Suppose Fahrenheit stands at 23Â °, what will the Centigrade stand at?
41839	( 4).--If Fahrenheit stands at 4 below 0, what will Reaumur indicate?
41839	( Query, may not some of those remarkably hard black diamonds prove to be boron?)
41839	Are the living to remain idle whilst the unfortunate man is suffocating rapidly at the bottom of the pit?
41839	Does experimental science furnish us with any corroboration of this inference?
41839	Finally, the question of utility( the_ cui bono_) may be considered in answer to the query, What is the use of polarized light?
41839	How, then, is the alum to be brought back again to the solid state?
41839	In answer to the oft- repeated question,"Where can I get the_ things_ for the experiments?"
41839	In three experiments acid bodies have been obtained; can we speculate on the result of the next?
41839	Is it to be regarded as something real or material?
41839	Is this taste natural?
41839	Now, what are we to infer from this experiment?
41839	Still the question remains unanswered, what are these"rose- coloured prominences?"
41839	Thus, a block of wood fills a certain space: how is it( if impenetrable) that we can drive a nail into it?
41839	We have first to ask,"What is polarized light?"
41839	What is to be done in these cases?
41839	What would the Marquis of Worcester and Cosmo de Medici have thought of Blasco de Garay on the ocean, and ruling 12,000 steam horses?
41839	[ Page 279] Does it spring from the education which during many ages the human race has received from its first instructors?
41839	or[ Page 369] must it be considered only as a property or state of matter?
42128	Does this fossil Flora correspond to a formation almost entirely marine, but cotemporary with the Wealdean epoch? 42128 But are not these human considerations? 42128 May not this be the''_ mons Eos_''of Pliny? 42128 Or were, perhaps, the carnivorous animals created only at a later period? 42128 Or, lastly, did those families, which some botanists have been led to consider the most elevated in organization, not yet exist? 42128 The next question is-- were these organized beings created in pairs, as is generally thought and believed? 42128 Whence did these materials originate? 30452 A cripple named Tugh?"
30452	A ruler of all Mars?
30452	All right, now what?
30452	And it told you it would return?
30452	And that''s why you sent for me, Milton?
30452	And what after that?
30452	And what do you mean--''it was a gun?'' 30452 And why,"I intercepted,"did it stop here in 1935?"
30452	And you are the Martians with whom we have communicated?
30452	And you?
30452	Any luck?
30452	Are the rays on it, sir?
30452	Are these things goods to eat?
30452	Are we ready?
30452	Are you all right?
30452	Are you alone in there? 30452 Are you hurt badly?"
30452	But Milton?
30452	But can we get out?
30452	But how to get out of the hands of these, even?
30452	But the hour, Tina? 30452 But what compared with the power of ours?"
30452	But what could he have to do with this? 30452 But what you going to do?"
30452	But when do you intend to go back?
30452	But when?
30452	But where are we?
30452	But where would you be if I had not been able to bring you back?
30452	But-- which way are we going?
30452	Ca n''t take it in yet, Randall? 30452 Ca n''t you understand that you are under grave suspicion of having injured her, hidden her away?
30452	Can you talk?
30452	Can you,he said,"look at her there, and deny you loved her?
30452	Captain, may I present Miss Mildred Meriden? 30452 Could n''t a doctor do that better than you, if she is hidden somewhere about here?"
30452	Could you see it?
30452	Did it come from this house?
30452	Did n''t she say something about singing to the crabs?
30452	Did you look in the furnace?
30452	Did you notice the speed indicator, sir?
30452	Did you see the way the top of the pit closed above us? 30452 Do you hear it?"
30452	Do you hear me?
30452	Do you see these garments?
30452	Do you suppose those mushroom things are good to eat?
30452	Do you think we can land?
30452	Does it mean anything to you?
30452	Eat? 30452 For God''s sake, what is it?"
30452	Full power?
30452	Get anything, sir?
30452	Go? 30452 Gone?"
30452	Got what?
30452	Has it a wall around it?
30452	Has it any back yard, George?
30452	Have we struck it yet?
30452	Have we struck it?
30452	Have you forgotten how close I came to going to jail over those charges of yours a year ago?
30452	Have you forgotten the disgrace to me that followed?--the stigma that forced me to disappear for months? 30452 Have you forgotten,"he said,"that you talked the matter over with me before we split last year?
30452	Have you gone crazy, Milton-- or is this some joke you''ve put up with Lanier and Nelson here?
30452	Hours?
30452	How big was it?
30452	How did you know--?
30452	How did you manage to bring us back?
30452	How long ago did it happen?
30452	How long were you in the cage?
30452	How should I know? 30452 How should I know?"
30452	How''s the temperature?
30452	I mean, what year?
30452	I not know, Señor,came the hesitant reply,"but....""But what?"
30452	I trust, sir, that I did the right thing in following you with the_ Ertak_?
30452	I wonder how the rest of the men are?
30452	If men did n''t build this, what did?
30452	In 1777; but which month, would you say?
30452	Is n''t it great? 30452 Is that true, Quade?"
30452	Just what do you mean?
30452	Like a man?
30452	Must she come?
30452	No?
30452	Nor anything like it? 30452 Not built by men?
30452	Ott? 30452 Phil did n''t have one with him, did he?"
30452	Randall-- those scar- marks on their-- faces-- you see--?
30452	Rough looking country, is n''t it? 30452 Ruler?"
30452	Say, Jim, why not try for that shining mountain we saw? 30452 See?"
30452	So, you realized your great ambition, eh?
30452	Talk? 30452 Talk?"
30452	Ten minutes?
30452	The blooming clock''s upside down; can you read it?
30452	The ray crews are on duty, I presume?
30452	Then tell me who built that machine?
30452	Then there''s no life in those crimson jungles?
30452	Then you did kill her?
30452	Then? 30452 Was that what we heard back a ways?"
30452	We''re in a mess, are n''t we?
30452	We''re still here, sir?
30452	Well, if somebody''s making cold light, where does he use it?
30452	Were we seeing things?
30452	What are we to do-- tell the authorities? 30452 What are you doing here?"
30452	What are you talking about?
30452	What did it do? 30452 What did you see?"
30452	What do you mean, gone?
30452	What do you mean?
30452	What do you say, Sue?
30452	What do you want to do? 30452 What do you want us to do with you?"
30452	What has this to do with Miss Crawford?
30452	What have us? 30452 What have you done with young Holmes?"
30452	What is the number of that house on Patton Place? 30452 What is your name?
30452	What the devil''s the matter with you?
30452	What''s the matter with you?
30452	What''s the matter?
30452	What?
30452	Where is your mother?
30452	Where was he hidin''?
30452	Which way, Mary?
30452	Why did you evade her parents''inquiries?
30452	Why then could not matter be sent in the same way? 30452 Why-- why did they treat us so?"
30452	Why? 30452 Will it shock me?"
30452	Will it show on the mirror?
30452	Will you allow me to get him? 30452 Will you give the orders, please?"
30452	Will you please be quiet, my man? 30452 Will you tell your men to be quiet?"
30452	Would not you say so? 30452 You are the Earth- beings with whom we communicated, and whom we instructed to build a matter- transmitter and receiver on earth?"
30452	You found her, eh?
30452	You have come safely to Mars by means of that station?
30452	You know what this is?
30452	You leave me like thees?
30452	You mean to bring her back to life?
30452	You see it?
30452	You think we can reach the coast?
30452	You will not hurt me? 30452 You''re better now?"
30452	You''re not afraid?
30452	You''re sure it was outdoors?
30452	You''ve read Scott''s diary-- that he wrote after he visited the pole in 1912--the one they found with the bodies?
30452	Your orders, sir?
30452	Your pal, the greaser?
30452	***** Pressing the attention signal for Kincaide, I spoke sharply into the microphone:"Mr. Kincaide, is every ray on that large meteorite above us?"
30452	***** Sue Guinness''s lips formed a frightened word:"Why?"
30452	*****"Could you see anything outside the cage?"
30452	A brickbat: Why not cut the edges of the magazine smooth?
30452	A ragged cheer went up, and I heard Correy''s voice raised in angry conversation with the enemy:"You will, eh?
30452	About the radium?--the borer?"
30452	An hour?
30452	And do you?"
30452	And giving us a quarterly?
30452	And how about cutting the edges of the paper smooth?
30452	And that, if we are not careful, there will be an attack upon New York?"
30452	And who knew the thing would break?"
30452	And you are going back?
30452	And your little Space in the Future?
30452	And, as Sue gasped with relief, he added:"Would you like to see him?"
30452	Any choice in the matter of a spot on which to set her down?"
30452	Anyone who wished you harm?"
30452	Are they fish or flesh or fowl?"
30452	Are you all right, Larry?"
30452	Are you all right?"
30452	Are you hurt?"
30452	As big as Earth, you said?
30452	As he stepped to the door of the earth- borer he turned and asked:"How did you know our plans?
30452	Bullets would not stop the thing-- could anything?
30452	But by whom?
30452	But just a few minutes ago-- oh, am I dreaming?
30452	But the others?
30452	But what if the opening were a vertical, impassable tunnel?
30452	But why--""Why,"Larry burst out,"did that iron monster stop in 1777 and abduct this girl?"
30452	But you-- you will not hurt me?
30452	CHAPTER II_ From Out of the Past_"Sane?"
30452	Ca n''t you come to the door and open it?"
30452	Ca n''t you explain?
30452	Ca n''t you print at least one for an experiment?
30452	Can a man be disintegrated into his component atoms and then reintegrated into two men each half the size, weight, ability and brains?
30452	Can you hear me?"
30452	Can you hear me?"
30452	Can you?"
30452	Confusing?
30452	Correy?"
30452	Could you keep me from going?
30452	Did you happen to notice?"
30452	Did you hear the glad song I sang because you have come?"
30452	Do you agree to that?"
30452	Do you feel it?"
30452	Do you know how to write editorials?
30452	From his seat at the instrument table, Harl burst out:"So he murdered a girl of 1935, and has abducted another of 1777?
30452	Have n''t you guessed by now what I''m going to do?"
30452	He paused a moment, then said:"Do you want to live?"
30452	He said abruptly,"What is this cripple''s name, Mistress Mary?"
30452	He shook his head, trying to comprehend, then muttered hazily:"You-- you''re-- Quade?"
30452	Hear them now?"
30452	How about giving us some short short stories?
30452	How did it happen?"
30452	How he vanished, with the police guarding every exit to that house-- well, it''s obvious, is n''t it?
30452	I ca n''t very well leave her here all unprotected, can I?"
30452	I called,"Can you hear us?
30452	I said,"Did you have any enemy?
30452	If you have not, why do you not tell us where Miss Crawford is?"
30452	Is it locked on the inside?"
30452	Is it my imagination or have you been using a better grade of paper in the past two issues?
30452	Is she familiar?"
30452	Is that clear?"
30452	Its ascent was so labored that Phil shouted to Professor Guinness:"Why so slow?"
30452	Killed?
30452	Kincaide?"
30452	Kincaide?"
30452	Kincaide?"
30452	Larry began,"But can you get to the other cage?"
30452	Larry demanded,"Are you alone in there?"
30452	Larry was saying,"Wish we would get a storm to clear this air--_what the devil?_ George, did you hear that?"
30452	Larry was saying,"Wish we would get a storm to clear this air--_what the devil?_ George, did you hear that?"
30452	Look around; see what''s happened?"
30452	Mistress Mary, did this Tugh in your Time ever consult doctors, trying to have his crippled body made whole?"
30452	Mistress Mary, had you never seen this cage before?"
30452	Mr. Hendricks will stand the eight to twelve watch as usual?"
30452	Now, why not reprint some of them and give us a chance to read them?
30452	Or go peaceably along with them-- assuming we are n''t killed at once-- on the chance that we can make a break later?"
30452	Perhaps you remember the shot that sounded from the water- hole?
30452	Ready?"
30452	Sail in and die fighting?
30452	See?"
30452	Several of the men were moving about, dazedly, and as I signalled to them, reassuringly, a voice hailed us from the doorway:"Any orders, sir?"
30452	Shall we chance it?
30452	Shall we see?"
30452	Shall we stop, Tina?"
30452	Shall we try it, sir?"
30452	She cried out in terror,"Will they add to our misery?"
30452	She finally exclaimed:"But-- but then Phil''s alive?"
30452	She murmured,"Is this New York?"
30452	Simple, eh?...
30452	Suppose there were no atmosphere surrounding Zeud to cushion their descent into the hundred- mile crater that yawned to receive them?
30452	Suppose we take matter and by applying electrical force to it change its wave- length, step it up to the wave- length of radio vibrations?
30452	Take Mistress Mary Atwood to Police Headquarters and inform them that she has come from the year 1777?
30452	That''s a long way from the Beginning, is n''t it?
30452	The minute?"
30452	Those others, which brought to the City of New York such amazing disaster?
30452	Try it?
30452	Was anything like that known to your Time?"
30452	Was it many hours?"
30452	Was it minutes or hours, Randall wondered afterward, of that horrible progress downward, that passed before they glimpsed light beneath?
30452	Was it obvious that the effects of the numbing poison was wearing off?
30452	Was the girl from out of the past giving us a warning of coming disaster to this great city?
30452	Was there no release?
30452	Were they on some invisible eminence, above the reach of these queer creatures?
30452	Wesso is great, so why not have all the illustrations by him?
30452	What are they, in God''s name?
30452	What do you mean by it?"
30452	What do you mean?"
30452	What happened?
30452	What is it?"
30452	What is it?"
30452	What made it break?
30452	What was it like?"
30452	What''ll we do then?
30452	What''s that?"
30452	What''s that?"
30452	What''s the matter with you?
30452	When did Tugh vanish from your world?"
30452	When?
30452	Where am I?
30452	Where-- where did Quade go to?"
30452	Who are you?"
30452	Why change the size?
30452	Why not?
30452	Why not?
30452	Why?"
30452	Will you please leave me alone, now, so that I can continue?"
30452	Will you tell Felix to bring us some food, plenty of it?"
30452	With such versatile authors as Burks( When does his next story appear?
30452	Would they be bitten again-- or eaten?
30452	Would this go on through eternity?
30452	Yes?
30452	You have come, then, to learn of this world and to take back what you learn to your races?"
30452	You will, wo n''t you-- without making a fuss?"
30452	[?]
43038	Are they irresponsible dreamers, who are behind these historically unparalleled phenomena? 43038 How''s it all?
43038	I wonder how it will end? 43038 It feels good, does n''t it?"
43038	Sages in the mountains, eh? 43038 Scrambled eggs, honey?"
43038	Smells good, does it?
43038	Take me to a House, you know what I mean?
43038	Well, why do n''t you come back to the library with me? 43038 What say, Man?"
43038	What the square, anyhow?
43038	What''s it, huh?
43038	And how much was there, still to be seen, all around him?
43038	And what if it had been?
43038	And what was happening to him?
43038	And what was it, what did it mean?
43038	But why should this disturb him?
43038	Could he have been only one poor, flickering candle, he who now blazed with the light of a hundred, or a thousand?
43038	Could he have rattled on one cylinder, he who now moved smoothly and noiselessly on sixteen or twenty?
43038	Could something be wrong?
43038	Do I speak sooth?
43038	Do you agree?
43038	Had n''t he dreamed it?
43038	He smiled back, and said,"You got one, huh?"
43038	How about you?"
43038	How could she?
43038	Is this correct?"
43038	Like what''s it for?"
43038	Maybe you''ll stay for good?
43038	Meg was good, all right, but why was n''t she enough, sometimes?
43038	Shall we go?"
43038	Was it Shakespeare that the theatrical group had been performing?
43038	Was n''t there a nice park, up here a little way?
43038	What did it matter?
43038	What did it mean?
43038	What did that word mean?
43038	What is it you want?"
43038	What was the matter with him?
43038	What was this"know"?
43038	What''s it, huh?"
43038	Why should he write verses to complain that he was not Lit with the Sun?
43038	Why would anybody cut something like that in the stone?
43038	You dig?"
43038	You go to bed now, huh, put on some of that jasmine perfume?
43038	she said:"What''s eatin yuh?"
4776	Are the Irish a nation?
4776	Are the Ulstermen a nation?
4776	Do they embody or promote a spirit of reverence between human beings?
4776	Do they encourage creativeness rather than possessiveness?
4776	Do they preserve self- respect?
4776	How ought both parties to act in such a case?
4776	Is it surprising that men become increasingly docile, increasingly ready to submit to dictation and to forego the right of thinking for themselves?
4776	Should Christian Scientists be compelled to call in doctors in case of serious illness?
4776	Should Welsh children be allowed the use of the Welsh language in schools?
4776	Should gipsies be compelled to abandon their nomadic life at the bidding of the education authorities?
4776	Should miners have an eight- hour day?
4776	The Gospel says:"Take no thought, saying, What shall we eat?
4776	Why, for example, should a hansom- cab driver be allowed to suffer on account of the introduction of taxies?
4776	or What shall we drink?
4776	or, Wherewithal shall we be clothed?"
43046	After a hundred and fifty years,said Moran,"who''d you divide with?
43046	Billions? 43046 But how much is there in bulk?"
43046	But-- but--"_ What are you going to do?_rasped the voice shrilly.
43046	Did you hear my news?
43046	Do you hear what I do?
43046	How anxious,asked Hallet abruptly, gathering up the dropped crystals,"how anxious are you to be left behind here?"
43046	How much bessendium is left?
43046	How''ll we get back to the_ Nadine_?
43046	How''s it packed? 43046 Is he still alive?"
43046	Is that-- is that the real trouble? 43046 Millions, eh?"
43046	Suppose we go look at the ship?
43046	Sure,said Moran,"but a man can gripe, ca n''t he?"
43046	The lifeboats are all gone?
43046	What is the deal?
43046	What''s that stuff there, the ground?
43046	What?
43046	Why not another planet?
43046	Would you like to make a deal to go along when the_ Nadine_ lifts?--_If_ there''s a way to get past the space- port police?
43046	You''re sure it did n''t get through your suit?
43046	_ You''re-- all right? 43046 Burleigh said;Well?"
43046	Carol''s voice came anxiously into Moran''s helmet- phone;"_ Are you all right?_""So far, both of us,"said Moran sourly.
43046	Carol''s voice came anxiously;"_ What''s the matter?
43046	Do you read me?
43046	Hallet''s voice came out, flat and metallic and desperate and filled with hate:"_ What''re you going to do now?
43046	How big do you suppose bugs grow here,--and why?"
43046	How''d you find them?"
43046	How''d you like to have a horde of these things about us?
43046	I wonder how we can make them understand they''re not supposed to kill me either?"
43046	Is it a deal?"
43046	Please hurry back?_""We''re on the way,"said Moran.
43046	Plenty for everybody?"
43046	Quite all right?
43046	Ready?"
43046	The heirs of the crew?
43046	The insurance company that paid for the lost ship?
43046	Understand?"
43046	Understand?"
43046	What do you see?_"Moran said with savage precision;"We''re looking at an inch- worm, grown up like the beetles only more so.
43046	What next?"
43046	What the hell would you want me to do?
43046	What''s the whole shipment worth?"
43046	You''ll go armed, sir?"
32641	Age?
32641	And your dream-- Geria?
32641	Are you implying anyone, just anyone, could top my father''s record, Earthsmith? 32641 Did you hear that voice?"
32641	Does anyone want to step on the mat with me for a fall or two?
32641	Go ahead, Smith-- why not? 32641 How could I know?
32641	How long does it take you to breakfast?
32641	How should I know?
32641	Hunh?
32641	In that case, can anyone tell me the difference between a Dominant and a Receptive?
32641	Is that really a blush, Smith? 32641 Join me, Smith of Earth?"
32641	Name?
32641	Now you''re blushing... and that''s just an act is n''t it? 32641 Planet?"
32641	Pretend I''m not here? 32641 That?
32641	Then you admit that there are psi- powers on Earth?
32641	Think so?
32641	Twenty- seven what?
32641	Well what?
32641	Well, can you change rooms if you want to?
32641	Well, do you read or watch the telios on Earth?
32641	Well, how''d you like it? 32641 Well, if it''s fiction, why do you read?"
32641	Well, why ca n''t he?
32641	Well, you going to eat this morning? 32641 Well?"
32641	What do you mean, it was n''t?
32641	What do you people of Earth do for entertainment?
32641	What do you think, Geria?
32641	What do you think, Geria?
32641	What happened after I thought there was a storm, Geria?
32641	What happened to your astrogation and ethics?
32641	What is it you want me to say? 32641 What kind of a slap in the face is that?
32641	What planet, Smith?
32641	What''s the matter?
32641	What''s your name?
32641	What?
32641	When''s the next ship for Deneb?
32641	Who told you to talk now? 32641 Why, do n''t you men of Earth ever eat, Smith?"
32641	Why? 32641 Would you think I''m stupid if I ask you what?"
32641	You have no partner, Earthsmith?
32641	You sure?
32641	_ Smith of Earth, report to Registrar at once._"You know why, do n''t you?
32641	*****"Did you or did n''t you, Smith?"
32641	And I''m not fooling....""_ Your decision, Smith of Earth...._"Well, he had learned a great deal about Galactic culture, so what should he do?
32641	And if your card says Earth of Smith, how am I to know?
32641	And what was that?
32641	Any questions?"
32641	Are we not permitted to use any psi- powers?"
32641	Are you blushing?"
32641	Are you listening?"
32641	Beats everything, does n''t it?"
32641	But then, you probably would n''t appreciate them, eh, Earthsmith?"
32641	But you really did n''t know, did you?"
32641	But you who spoke, what''s your name?"
32641	Clear?"
32641	Coming, Earthsmith?"
32641	Could he dare pass judgment on a society that had left Earth behind a score of thousand years ago?
32641	Could he, should he, pass judgment?
32641	Do n''t you think I''m good enough for you?"
32641	Earth trait, Smith?"
32641	Had he known it, Jorak would have used the word rube, but what about Geria?
32641	He said,"Just what is this dream empathy?"
32641	Hey you, Earthsmith, what courses will you take?"
32641	How could he understand-- ever?
32641	How could such a delicate beautiful thing be expected to fight?
32641	How does it feel to be here with me?
32641	How does it sound, Smith?"
32641	How long has it been?
32641	How old are you?"
32641	How old are you?"
32641	How''s that?"
32641	I ask you, what can they accept at the school and still call it a school?
32641	I ask you, what?"
32641	I come half way across the galaxy to get here, so what are the odds against any particular room mate?
32641	I wonder, are you dominant or receptive?"
32641	Just where under the red sun do you think you are going?"
32641	Name?"
32641	Old Earthsmith....""Name?"
32641	On a culture that had left Earth wallowing in the cosmic back- waters?
32641	Or was there anything to understand?
32641	Planet?
32641	Questions?"
32641	Right, Earthsmith?"
32641	Said green- skinned Luog, a very young Pandenian:"You mean ever?"
32641	See what I mean about dream empathy, Smith?
32641	Shall we go?"
32641	Smith of Earth--""Do n''t tell me you did n''t see me use my arms then, just my arms?"
32641	Smith, tell me, how long has it been since anyone from the planet Earth has attended the school?"
32641	Smith-- how would you like to do that-- with me?"
32641	So what?
32641	Still think you should be a dominant?"
32641	Still, you alone were bested, Jorak of Gyra-- and, hah, that makes twice, does n''t it?"
32641	Still--""You think you''re strong, eh?"
32641	The instructor could read minds-- and how many of these others could?
32641	The registrar took all this in impassively, said:"What planet, Earthsmith?"
32641	They say dreams fulfill wishes, they say-- and what was it Geria had dreamed?
32641	Unpleasant, is it not?"
32641	Was that the word she really had in mind?
32641	Was the machine making fun of him?
32641	Well, would he be letting Earth down by leaving?
32641	What actually had happened yesterday on the crags?
32641	What could I do?
32641	What else is there?"
32641	What happens next?"
32641	What is, and what is not, letting your planet down?
32641	What sort of psi- powers have they cultivated on the planet Earth?"
32641	What would you say was the first event of importance?
32641	What''s the difference?
32641	When was Earth colonized?"
32641	Where is this Earth?
32641	Which is it, Earthsmith?
32641	Who thinks the question is a relative one which can not properly be answered?
32641	Who was he to judge?
32641	Why should he dare assume that the whole culture was depraved, simply because he regarded it that way by Earth standards?
32641	Why?
32641	Will we be seeing more of each other, Smith?"
32641	Win or lose-- what was the difference?
32641	Would he be?
32641	You know anything about dreams, Smith?"
32641	You remember yesterday on the crag, Geria?"
32641	You think I''d need you to help me with my work or something?"
38480	( 17) H. C. M. asks: What substances are there that will absorb light during the day when exposed to light, and give it out again at night?
38480	( 18) Z. asks: Is the Great African Desert below the level of the sea, and if so, could it be made into an inland sea by flooding from the ocean?
38480	( 19) J. P. L. asks: How can I make a filter to cleanse rain water from smoke as it passes from the roof to the cistern?
38480	( 2) J. C. R asks: Which was the first railroad built in the United States?
38480	( 20) F. E. H. asks: Can percussion caps be so composed as to explode when pierced by a sharp pointed needle?
38480	( 23) H. T. S. asks: What size should I make the holes in the side of a fan wheel, 20 inches in diameter?
38480	( 26) J. J. asks: Which tire makes a wheel the strongest, 1.25 x 0.50 inch iron, or 1.25 x 5/16 steel tire?
38480	( 35) G. M. P. asks: What is a good and cheap substitute for salt for raising the temperature of water to 230Â ° Fah.?
38480	( 38) F. H. C. asks: How can I etch cheaply on glass to imitate ground figures or transparent figures on a ground background?
38480	( 42) J. M. B. asks: What will prevent the hair from falling out?
38480	( 46) J. L. asks: Is the balata gum softened by animal oils or fat?
38480	( 52) S. W. C. asks: Has carbon for telephone purposes ever been made by subjecting the black deposited by a flame to a heavy pressure?
38480	( 54) R. W. J. asks: What causes the cracking noise in the pipes of a steam heating apparatus, when a fire has been started to warm up the building?
38480	***** CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT?
38480	149?
38480	22 copper wire of sufficient size for a telephone line of 1,000 feet?
38480	4 and 5, SUPPLEMENT 142, must the diaphragm be entirely free, or can it be punched and the screws which secure the flange pass through it?
38480	About how much of the exhaust can we shut in without overdoing it?
38480	Also what size should the nozzle be?
38480	B. asks: Can I arrange an electric battery so as to heat a platinum wire for the purpose of cutting wood?
38480	Can a hydraulic ram be constructed to discharge 1,000 gallons of water per minute?
38480	Can a pair of burrs of the above size be run in that way, and if so, what is the maximum speed at which they can be run?
38480	Can you explain it?
38480	Can you give me a short description of the principle and construction of the aerophone?
38480	Could I make insulated wire myself?
38480	Does a more powerful battery produce better results in telephone or microphone?
38480	Does the electric spark decompose potassium iodide?
38480	Has steel been used for portable boilers?
38480	How are the back gears of a lathe made so as to be thrown out of gear when it is wished to use the lathe at a high speed?
38480	How can we calculate the power of an engine?
38480	How is steel or iron made to adhere to the face of the jaws of the wrench?
38480	How much pressure would it stand to the inch?
38480	How shall I care for the boiler inside?
38480	How shall I make a valve to cut off at ¾?
38480	If not, please give me the relative value of coke and coal in heat giving power?
38480	If so, how?
38480	If so, of what should they be composed?
38480	In new form of telephone in No 20, current volume, must there be a battery in the circuit, or is the telephone sufficient to work it?
38480	In which position of the hot air pipe will the room be most easily heated?
38480	Is it necessary to take the piston out of cylinder and oil it?
38480	Is it practicable?
38480	Is it the water in the pipes made by condensed steam, or is it the expansion of the pipes from being heated?
38480	Is the height to which water is raised by a hydraulic ram measured from the ram itself or from the spring from which the supply comes?
38480	Is there any solution excepting rubber that will make cloth thoroughly waterproof, or at least withstand the attack of water for an hour or so?
38480	Is this so?
38480	Now, is there any great wrong or injustice in this?
38480	Should the Nation Engage in Manufactures?
38480	The reply, in effect, is, Granting all this to be true, what does it amount to?
38480	What can I do with it to harden it?
38480	What is meant by heating surface in boilers, and how is it computed?
38480	What is meant by the pitch of a wheel in a propeller, and what is the inclination of a cylinder?
38480	What is the trouble and how can it be repaired?
38480	What is the valve yoke of a steam engine?
38480	What right, then, has the oil producer to complain?
38480	What shall I paint my boiler and smoke stack with, and where can I get the paint?
38480	What shall I use?
38480	What size boiler is required for an engine having a 3 x 4 inch cylinder?
38480	Where is best place to have ventilation, near floor or near ceiling?
38480	Where is best to take hot air in a room, at register near ceiling or in floor?
38480	Which do you advise for the sounding board of a microphone and Hughes telephone?
38480	Who will Invent a Satisfactory Milking Machine?
38480	Why, if all that is alleged is true, will they persist in sinking more wells, when, as they say, they are controlled by the Standard Oil Company?
38480	Will I have to enlarge the steam chest; the valve uses the whole length of it now?
38480	Will a bar magnet, used in Bell telephone, lose its power to such a degree as not to work?
38480	Will such an engine develop 20 horse power?
38480	Would 1/64 of an inch thickness of sheet steel be strong enough for the boiler of a small model locomotive?
38480	Would it reduce the strength of bar magnet to cut a thread on one end of it?
38480	_ WHAT SECURITY HAVE I_ that my communication to Munn& Co. will be faithfully guarded and remain confidential?
38480	mean pressure in cylinder?
38480	of England, a citizen of London was executed for burning coal, which was then a capital offense?
38480	of coal?
38480	of steam, allowing the pump to be 4 inches stroke, double acting, to be attached to surface condenser?
38480	pressure, also the length of stroke?
38480	steam?
38480	weight have to fall to run a sewing machine for 5 hours?
29882	''Would it?'' 29882 ... Bring all Nareda on our ears?
29882	A little gag, Spawn? 29882 Admit that they took your bribes?
29882	Afraid for your wits?
29882	After all, he does stand for that aristocracy that has disappeared from the modern world, does he not? 29882 All right, Jetta?"
29882	And does he talk as you do?
29882	And this antidote of yours?
29882	And what did you get? 29882 And who are you?"
29882	And who rules over and beyond?
29882	And who will believe him? 29882 Any ill effects?"
29882	Any luck?
29882	Are the rest of the party on their way?
29882	Are they dangerous?
29882	Are we going on a case?
29882	Are you all right, William?
29882	Are you in there? 29882 Better?"
29882	But Commander--"Armed? 29882 But how does this darkness make the invisible airships luminous?"
29882	But suppose she should get out? 29882 But these are times when the Intelligence Service demands much of its men, is it not so?"
29882	But we can ask her when she awakens, ca n''t we?
29882	By the way, have you folks eaten?
29882	By the way,he inquired suddenly,"did n''t I have an extraordinarily obnoxious grandson with me when I came?"
29882	De Boer, do you intend to ask a ransom for Jetta?
29882	Did I?
29882	Did everything go all right?
29882	Did n''t President Hargreaves tell you?
29882	Did n''t he get a full dose of lethane?
29882	Did n''t your men leave him in the cabin when you kidnapped me?
29882	Did you hear something moving in back of us, Nan?
29882	Did you-- did you kill my father?
29882	Do you feel perfectly normal?
29882	Do you think that is not known all over Washington?
29882	Do you think--?
29882	Do you want to strangle me?
29882	Dog of an American,he roared,"do you know why you were brought here?
29882	Everything all ready, Aaron?
29882	Father--"About this young American? 29882 For why would I hurt him?
29882	Freda, what are you doing in here? 29882 Good fishing?
29882	Got it?
29882	Grandfather, what''s that?
29882	Grandpa, are polar bears_ always_ white?
29882	Have you had time to make an examination of that ship of Slavatsky''s, yet?
29882	Have you met with success, Doctor?
29882	Have you quite finished?
29882	How are you going to ransom me?
29882	How did you get back here?
29882	How did you know?
29882	How long have we been gone, Nan?
29882	How many cases did you find, Carnes?
29882	How many, grandfather? 29882 How?"
29882	I might marry her: why not? 29882 I?
29882	If a light ray is nullified upon entering the field of darkness, will it emerge at the other edge as a perfect light ray again?
29882	In here? 29882 Invisibility?
29882	Is it seemly,he asked,"that an officer of the American army should be brought here in chains and cords?"
29882	Is it so? 29882 Is n''t there anything we can do?"
29882	Jetta, are you in there? 29882 Jetta, are you near the window?"
29882	Jetta, dear, do you trust me? 29882 Jetta, to- night you plan to see him again, no?
29882	Jetta, you''re not too frightened, are you?
29882	Jetta,Perona said to her accusingly,"that is true, then: you did talk with that miserable Americano last night?
29882	Karl, what''s the meaning of this? 29882 Luke, do n''t you know me?"
29882	Maynard?
29882	Me? 29882 Now then, Jetta, you have heard some of what we have been saying, perhaps?"
29882	Now you are perhaps in a more gracious mood, Professor? 29882 Oh, what is it?
29882	Ready?
29882	Run where?
29882	So this is it? 29882 So you''re the smuggler I was sent after?"
29882	So, you say?
29882	Sooner?
29882	That gas-- you can not be so vile as to send it forth again, to destroy the American ships?
29882	That''s a record, is n''t it?
29882	The gentleman who spent forty years of his life upon a tall pillar, in atonement for his sins? 29882 The girl''s an old friend, Commander?
29882	The key to the place where President Hargreaves is?
29882	Then,said Stopford,"the logical application of your method is to plunge every city in the land into darkness by means of this gas?"
29882	There''s no other way out of here?
29882	They held the wire while you called up the President?
29882	Think we were never coming?
29882	This attack will be successful, eh, Hans?
29882	Those police guards at the mine to- night?
29882	Try to ransom me for a fat price from the United States?
29882	Well, Captain Rennell, what have you to report to us this evening?
29882	What are they waiting for? 29882 What are you going to do with me?"
29882	What are you going to do with me?
29882	What do you expect to happen, Doctor?
29882	What do you mean, Carson?
29882	What do you mean?
29882	What do you mean?
29882	What do you read?
29882	What happened to the little rat, Aaron?
29882	What happened?
29882	What has happened?
29882	What have you to say, Rennell?
29882	What is it, Aaron?
29882	What is it, Aaron?
29882	What is it?
29882	What is there to be worried about?
29882	What is this?
29882	What keys?
29882	What of that? 29882 What on earth were they doing?"
29882	What the dickens?
29882	What will we use?
29882	What''s happened?
29882	What''s happening?
29882	What''s that for?
29882	What''s that noise?
29882	Where am I?
29882	Where are the others?
29882	Where are we? 29882 Where are you, Rennell?
29882	Where is Captain Rennell?
29882	Where was I?
29882	Where''s the President''s secretary? 29882 Where''s your officer?"
29882	Where''s your ship?
29882	Where?
29882	Who are you? 29882 Who told you I was attached to Intelligence?"
29882	Who was he?
29882	Why does not your darkness destroy all light?
29882	Why should he not? 29882 Why--""Is it not so?"
29882	Will you answer a question, Doctor?
29882	Will you help me, Willis? 29882 Y- yes, but I am not--""A man?"
29882	You call my master a forger?
29882	You can rush the fleet there, sir?
29882	You come, Commander?
29882	You do n''t suppose, Aaron, by any chance that Professor Dahlgren is still alive and on our planet?
29882	You do n''t think we''re in any danger from these beasts, do you?
29882	You have heard of St. Simeon Stylites, Yankee?
29882	You hear me?
29882	You hear, Spawn? 29882 You insist with that question?"
29882	You know your orders, Maynard?
29882	You mean,breathed the girl,"that he never moved from that spot after the rays touched his body?
29882	You recognize that signature, gentlemen?
29882	You refuse to answer?
29882	You seal her in?
29882	You seriously propose to darken the greater part of eastern North America?
29882	You think that? 29882 You yourselves repudiate your own Constitution, which places the control of army and navy in the hands of your President?
29882	''Me stand naked in front of all them lamps and get turned into smoke?
29882	*****"Did that feel good, American swine?"
29882	*****"Do you know what all this means?"
29882	*****"The United States Government has sunk pretty low, to involve itself in a deal of this character, do n''t you think, my dear Superintendent?"
29882	*****"Well, gentlemen, am I to receive the courtesies of an ambassador?"
29882	*****"What''s that, what''s that, what''s that?"
29882	*****"Who''s Jackson Gee?
29882	A single word came to Carruthers''ear--"Man?"
29882	Against your word, Spawn?
29882	And I shall see you at Mrs. Wansleigh''s ball to- night?"
29882	And Jetta?
29882	And is it not interesting to note that some of his stories have become actual realizations?
29882	And it is that this Grant might be your rival, that worries you?
29882	And the gale-- was it now sweeping northward on its mission of destruction?
29882	Are n''t you going to tell me about that?"
29882	Are polar bears always white?
29882	Are polar bears always white?
29882	Are you all right?"
29882	Are you in there?"
29882	Are you ready, Carnes?"
29882	Are you willing to instruct me while I remove the menthium from him?"
29882	As much as fifty?
29882	At what time of day did they occur?"
29882	But could n''t your taste be improved?
29882	But had they understood the significance of those bare patches?
29882	But surely the utmost ingenuity of man had not contrived to render a modern plane, with its metalwork and machinery, absolutely transparent?
29882	But they''ll catch us--""Which is the key?"
29882	But what about Jetta?
29882	But what was I going to do about it?
29882	But where are we?"
29882	But who controlled them?
29882	But you will ransom me?
29882	But-- are you willing to follow me?"
29882	By the way, may I say a few good words for Sophie Wenzel Ellis?
29882	Ca n''t they open it?
29882	Can they send him to prison?''
29882	Can you stand alone?"
29882	Can you stand up?"
29882	Carnes?"
29882	Could I hold them off?
29882	Could I save it, and her as well?
29882	Could n''t you get the rays to work sooner?"
29882	De Boer''s voice:"Is he conscious now?
29882	Did De Boer think he could out- distance this patrol- ship, the swiftest type of flyer in the Service?
29882	Did any points of similarity strike you as you read them?"
29882	Did father know him?
29882	Did n''t they get us?"
29882	Did you bring any with you?"
29882	Did you have any trouble in getting here unobserved?"
29882	Did you meet-- did you talk to Grant last night?"
29882	Do n''t you see what the end must be?
29882	Do n''t you think it would be a good idea to publish in each issue the picture of one of the authors, and a short synopsis of his life?
29882	Do you?"
29882	Does father know him?
29882	Fifty?
29882	For, I asked myself, why, if such a machine could produce two human identities, why not a score, a hundred, a thousand?
29882	Fought out, when everything was disorganized?
29882	Frighten them off, for a time, and make enough noise so that perhaps someone passing in the nearby street would give the alarm and bring help?
29882	God, man, what''s happened to your legs?"
29882	Grant, you hear her?"
29882	Had he only dreamed all this?
29882	Had the murdered man really bumped into an invisible airship, or had he only thought he had?
29882	Had those devils learned to apply the gas to the surfaces of airplanes?
29882	Hans?"
29882	Has he any polar bears?
29882	Has it got bears in it?
29882	Have I your permission to do so?"
29882	Have you arranged the elements?
29882	Have you seen the evening paper?"
29882	Have you thought of that, Perona?
29882	He can get here to my house safely?"
29882	Hear me?"
29882	How about your precautions for to- morrow night?"
29882	How can you account for it?
29882	How could a bulky man glide so smoothly?
29882	How could the apes and gorillas, huge as they were, hope to force the dinosaur away?
29882	How did I get here?"
29882	How did you get back here?"
29882	How did you get here so opportunely?"
29882	How did you get here?"
29882	I am skilful at persuasion, no?
29882	I called, louder,"Why do n''t you come in?"
29882	I presume you thought that we had no way of detecting the substitution?
29882	I said abruptly,"De Boer, since we are to be friends--""So you prefer to sit down now?"
29882	I ventured,"And Jetta?"
29882	If it was true, why had they suddenly become silent, inert?
29882	If you leave her here, De Boer--""Why should I leave her?
29882	In the second place Bird should have yielded more menthium, and in the third place, did you notice his hands?
29882	Is father fifty?"
29882	Is he not a contemptuous fellow, this American?"
29882	Is it a nice story?
29882	Is it not so?
29882	Is she seventeen?
29882	Is the ship well stocked?"
29882	It has gone so far as this, has it?
29882	Just what is the first step in removing the menthium from a brain?"
29882	Leave her-- for Perona?"
29882	May I add my voice to every other reader''s in the cry for the reprinting of"People of the Pit,"by A. Merritt?
29882	Meanwhile, what did he intend to do with me?
29882	Mr. Bryant asks:"Could a person remember his own death in a former reincarnation?"
29882	Must they stay here?
29882	My X- flyer''s a very handy thing to have, is n''t it?"
29882	My second suggestion in this: Why not have a fixed position for your announcement of the stories for the next issue?
29882	Or could I escape with her, and still find some means to save the treasure?
29882	Polar bears?
29882	Ransom me?
29882	Ready, Karl?"
29882	Rennell,_ Von Kettler was there!_""He went to this restaurant, sir?"
29882	Shall I proceed?"
29882	Shall I tell what else I saw?"
29882	Shall we break in?
29882	So this was that lost invisible flyer?
29882	So you have awakened?"
29882	Spawn said,"You think De Boer will believe that?"
29882	Spawn:"You will arrange about your police on the streets?
29882	Squires?"
29882	Suppose I could not find an opportunity to escape with Jetta?
29882	Suppose, as De Boer climbed in the window, I killed him?
29882	The question is, what we shall do about it?''
29882	The question we wish to put to you is, can you trace the exact course taken by the hurricane?"
29882	The unknown isotope in that black gas of yours-- you are disposed to give us the chemical formula?"
29882	The wind velocity--?"
29882	Then came Spawn''s voice:"Got him, De Boer?
29882	This Grant?"
29882	To- night?--here?"
29882	Vice- president,"laughed Von Kettler,"are you sure this is n''t all very much exaggerated?"
29882	Vice- president?"
29882	Was Captain Rennell crazy too?
29882	Was De Boer rushing into a collision?
29882	Was it conceivable that a gas factory, hangars, ammunition depots could exist here invisibly, when he could look straight down upon the ground?
29882	Was it possible that the headquarters of the Invisible Emperor existed on this desolate prairie?
29882	Was my love for her foredoomed to end in tragedy?
29882	Was the other a dummy, too?"
29882	Was there a torch here at Spawn''s?
29882	We''re prisoners on an electron, and as such we are destined to rush through infinite space for the remainder of our lives unless....""Unless what?"
29882	Well, sir, what have you to say to that?"
29882	Well, why not me as well?
29882	What about Jetta?
29882	What are the chances of its reaching Washington?"
29882	What are the soldiers for?
29882	What are you talking about?
29882	What became of that little rat?"
29882	What did they mean?
29882	What do you suppose happened?"
29882	What happened?"
29882	What has happened?
29882	What is it?"
29882	What matter if the herds of dinosaurs overrun us and destroy lives?
29882	What was the matter with his mind?
29882	What was the matter, Karl?
29882	What were they doing, bunching together like a flock of sheep, when at any moment the enemy planes might come swooping in, riddling them with bullets?
29882	What''s D- r- a- y- l- e?
29882	What''s in the box?
29882	What''s that got to do with it?"
29882	When do you expect trouble?"
29882	Where did the attacks take place?"
29882	Where had he seen them before?
29882	Where is Captain Rennell, I say?"
29882	Where is Spawn?
29882	Where is he?"
29882	Which side would win?
29882	Who told you that I did?"
29882	Who was he?
29882	Who will dare to give me the lie because a bandit tells a wild tale with no real facts to prop it?"
29882	Who''s seen him?
29882	Why did n''t his feet sound upon the floor?
29882	Why did n''t the red mouth of the mighty dinosaur close over him and crush out life?
29882	Why do n''t they go away?"
29882	Why had they not long ago wiped out these few Marines?
29882	Why must he kneel in torture?
29882	Why not get the opinion of other readers?
29882	Why not give us some stories by him?
29882	Why not?
29882	Why should any person ask not to have such good stories in your magazine?
29882	Why should any such great author be disregarded in so good a magazine?
29882	Why should n''t I feel normal?
29882	Why?
29882	Why?
29882	Why?"
29882	Will you be able to restore them?"
29882	Will you come?"
29882	Will you guide Carnes to the tent and then return here and I''ll join him?"
29882	Will you please tell me what you are talking about?"
29882	Would I come to the garden tryst?
29882	Would that moment come before he crashed?
29882	Would the returning ray work?
29882	You are much concerned for your safety, Grant?
29882	You have a flash- light?"
29882	You have pack''chutes, have n''t you?"
29882	You have the tent set up for us, Major?"
29882	You heard from De Boer?"
29882	You heard my orders to Lieutenant Maynard, did n''t you?"
29882	You refuse to honor his signature?"
29882	You understand?"
29882	You understand?"
29882	You''ve heard about the man Von Kettler''s escape last night, of course?"
29882	You, an honest and wealthy mine owner?
29882	Your craft is equipped with a Bird silencer?"
29882	Your magazine( or should I say"our"magazine?)
29882	groaned Carnes as he fumbled for the rip cord of his parachute,"suppose this thing does n''t open?"
29882	what are the lives of these swarming millions worth when compared with a Caesar, a Napoleon, an Alexander, a Charlemagne?
46473	What is the use,say they,"of teaching children to read and think if you do not make them honest and truthful?
46473	But of all the evil that is theoretically possible, how much is carried out in practice?
46473	But what if commonplace insists on being supreme and shutting out whatever is not of one complexion with itself?
46473	How are their characters to be built up?
46473	How are we to resist its demand in the administration of a State- supported, and therefore majority- ruled, institution?
46473	How old, then, is the earth, especially the inhabited earth, in years?
46473	If practice of one hand educates the other hand, will it not also educate the foot?
46473	In 1887, when Taxil was received in solemn audience by Leo XIII,"My son,"asked the Pope,"what dost thou desire?"
46473	The confession is coupled with a demand for more legislation, but, were the demand conceded, who can guarantee that more still would not be wanted?
46473	We must next ask: Is this effect of practice confined to the symmetrical organ, or does it extend to other organs?
46473	Why can we not expect, that the development should be extended to the higher forms of will power that go to make up character?
46473	why was it not done before?"
46706	Can you suppose an end of matter, or an end of space?
46706	How do we know that?
46706	I now look direct at the candle, and what do I see?
46706	If I put salt on the flame of a spirit lamp, what do I see through this grating?
46706	Is a regular changing of the water favorable to the development of this plant?
46706	Is the negation of infinitude incomprehensible?
46706	Lastly, how do we know the frequency of vibration?
46706	Mr. President, how many inches is that?
46706	Now what is the luminiferous ether?
46706	Now, what force is concerned in those vibrations as compared with sound at the rate of 400 vibrations per second?
46706	There is matter and there is motion, but what magnitude of force may there be?
46706	What can this luminiferous ether be?
46706	What force is there in space between my eye and that light?
46706	What makes the blue sky?
46706	What would you think of a universe in which you could travel one, ten, or a thousand miles, or even to California, and then find it come to an end?
46706	When you go below visible red light, what have you?
46706	You ask, Why does not light go round the corner as sound does?
41627	But what,he asked himself,"will knowing of such as this, be of use to me, as I search for Ghiltharmie?"
41627	Dare I tell you? 41627 Now shall we enlighten him as to the ways of escape?
41627	Were you ever told, as a child, that you must not attempt to count the stars in the sky at night-- that if you did you might_ lose your mind_?
41627	What of old legends? 41627 Why have you told me?
41627	( Orange juice sorry, now?)
41627	--ROSS ROCKYLYN--THE SYMPHONIC ABDUCTION--"I suppose you''ve heard about what happened to my brother Jerry?"
41627	Am I right?"
41627	And Jehovah?
41627	And what if they were to_ guess too well_?
41627	And whence come these dreams?
41627	And, coincidently, why SHOULD Mr. Onya take such pains to be unpleasent in print?
41627	Are you one of THEM?"
41627	Ask yourself,_ what is imagination_?
41627	But I ask all who read this, is n''t it true when you come to think of it?
41627	But did I do this?
41627	But do you believe that men have_ lost their minds_ from incessant study of the stars?"
41627	Christ?
41627	Did I succumb to this desire?
41627	Do n''t you realize that they have watched man creep out of primal slimes, take limbs and shamble, and finally walk?
41627	Do you know what I saw?
41627	Have you ever wondered what kind of life might inhabit the other stars in this solar system, and those beyond it?"
41627	He_ DOES_ get around-- anybody disagree?
41627	How in hell, we ask you guys, can we improve if you wo n''t write in and tell us if and why we stink?
41627	Is it safe for them to have full rein over their imaginations?
41627	Is nature rather not terrible, than kind?
41627	Might not THEY leave behind them in departure shadowy trailings of_ their_ own minds?"
41627	Now, what DO I mean by THE BEST WAYS TO GET AROUND?
41627	Perhaps the cosmos hold secrets beyond comprehension of man; and what is your assurance that these secrets are beneficent and kind?
41627	Perhaps_ those who are Beyond_ are not yet ready to make themselves known to Earthlings?
41627	Presently, in his clipt speech, the stranger said,"Do you believe that life exists on other planets, other stars?
41627	See?
41627	The question is; how?
41627	The theory is: you use water screws, air propellers, and so why not an ether propeller?
41627	The trouble with Mr. Onya, I''m afraid, is that he has( deliberately?)
41627	Then, bold with stark horror, I shouted quite loudly:"How do you know this?
41627	What ancient fear is with me, cold and terrible?
41627	What do we care if dear old John Carter"yearns"himself to Mars?
41627	What then?
41627	What''s wrong with the idea?
41627	Who, man, was and is Satan?
41627	Why should he feel it necessary to make one final, grand broadcast to the effect that he will no longer read paltry science- fiction?
48366	Are our ordinary soldiers, fresh home from the Belgian battlefields, to go unrewarded as the Peninsular heroes have done?
48366	It may be asked, in the words of the song,''How shall I my true love know?'' 48366 Can the celebrity be considered a prolific letter- writer? 48366 How is the amateur to detect such worthless specimens when he runs across them? 48366 Is it from the red sparkling wine? 48366 Is it from the sunshine? 48366 Need more be said? 48366 Quis separabit?--Who shall separate? 48366 Translated, they run as follows:-- Eagle, Tyrolese eagle, Why are you so red? 48366 Which regiments still wear black in memory of Wolfe? 48366 Why do the Northumberland Fusiliers wear a red and white feather hackle in their caps? 48366 Why do the drummers in the Guards wear fleurs- de- lys on their tunics? 48366 Why does the Gloucester Regiment wear a badge on both the back and front of their hats? 48366 Why does the privilege exist with the Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry of wearing shirt collars with the uniform? 48366 Why has theflash"survived with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers?
49809	And where,he asked,"did you get that stone?"
49809	DID YOU HEAR ME?
49809	Dear,said Mater,"do n''t you think you ought to tell him...?"
49809	Dear,soothed Mater,"did n''t you_ notice_?"
49809	Does n''t he know it''s apt to slip its place in a year or two?
49809	How often must I assure you, my dear, that WE are the highest form of life?
49809	Look, dear,hissed Mater acidly,"is n''t that the little polyp who was so rude once?...
49809	Of course, I.... Notice what?
49809	WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN?
49809	What does the young fool think he''s doing, fiddling round with soapstone?
49809	Yes, Pater?
49809	I do n''t suppose he understands_ why_, just yet, but....""A stone?
49809	Just think-- how could ideas congeal in a brain shuttled hither and yon, bombarded with ever- changing sense- impressions?
49809	Why, my dear, do you realize what this_ means_?"
49809	You understand, Junior?"
48994	''Tis Nature''s method-- does it not cost some thousands of eggs and fry to produce one salmon?
48994	And may I here enter a protest?
48994	For what does this Association stand?
48994	Is not the need of this individual reconstruction the Greek message to modern democracy?
48994	Is thy servant a dog?
48994	May I dwell upon two instances of shocking neglect?
48994	Strange, is it not?
48994	The life and work of the men who made the original contributions?
48994	What are these classical interests that you represent?
48994	What does the community at large, so careful of your comforts, expect from you?
48994	Why dwell on the horrors such as we doctors and nurses have had to see?
48994	Why this invariableness in an ever- turning world?
48994	Withal, like Jeshurun, she waxed fat; and did ever such pride go before such destruction?
4350	Admis enfin, aurai- jo alors, Pour tout esprit, l''esprit de corps?
4350	Again, if there had been an excellent aboriginal civilisation in Australia and America, where, botanists and zoologists, ask, are its vestiges?
4350	Again, in art, who is to settle what is advance and what decline?
4350	And who is to reckon up how much these words mean?
4350	But how do these principles change the philosophy of our politics?
4350	But how far are the strongest nations really the best nations?
4350	But it will be said, What has government by discussion to do with these things?
4350	But now comes the farther question: If fixity is an invariable ingredient in early civilisations, how then did any civilisation become unfixed?
4350	But there is a preliminary difficulty: What is progress, and what is decline?
4350	But what ARE nations?
4350	But what is the problem?
4350	But what then is that solution, or what are the principles which tend towards it?
4350	But what was his mind; how are we to describe that?
4350	But where could the first ages find Romans or a conqueror?
4350	But why is one nation stronger than another?
4350	But-- for that is the present point-- why is there this variable?
4350	Carlyle said, in his graphic way,''The ultimate question between every two human beings is,"Can I kill thee, or canst thou kill me?"''
4350	Do I look like that?
4350	Granted that it is in excess, how can you say, how on earth can anyone say, that government by discussion can in any way cure or diminish, it?
4350	How, then, if it was so beneficial, could they ever lose it?
4350	If these savages did care to cultivate wheat, where is the wild wheat gone which their abandoned culture must have left?
4350	No doubt the deductions may be right; in most writers they are so; but where did the premises come from?
4350	The problem, is, why do men progress?
4350	Unless some kind of abstraction like this is made in the subject the great problem''What causes progress?''
4350	What breaks the human race up into fragments so unlike one another, and yet each in its interior so monotonous?
4350	What can be worse than a life regulated by that sort of obedience, and that sort of imitation?
4350	What is the making of a successful merchant?
4350	Where then, so to say, are the rats and horses of the primitive civilisation?
4350	Who is sure that they are the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, of the matter in hand?
4350	Why have the real fortunes of mankind been so different from the fortunes which we should expect?
4350	Why then is this great contrast?
4350	Why, then, have not the obvious and natural causes of progress( as we should call them) produced those obvious and natural effects?
4350	Will it prevent them, or even mitigate them?
4350	how far is excellence in war a criterion of other excellence?
43391	Are we not hampered at every turn by false schemes of education, the object of which is to turn out certain conventional products?
43391	Are we sure that the gods and customs were not imposed by local conditions?
43391	But why?
43391	Can it be that herein is a partial explanation of the social individuality of the Jewish people?
43391	Can true health of body and mind be conciliated with social ambition or with commercial ambition?
43391	Can you tell me how much money there is in a safe, which also has thick walls, by kneading the knobs with your fingers?
43391	Does it seem unlikely that an event like this, especially if repeated, may have hastened the extermination of some species of land animals?
43391	Have you ever quite realized what the tropical year is like?
43391	How did men first come to notice, in the tropics especially, that there was such a thing as the year at all?
43391	How did the plants learn when to blossom and produce seed?
43391	How did they first observe, save in our frozen north, any fixed sequence or order in the succession of Nature?
43391	How did they learn, even here, that spring would infallibly follow winter, and summer be succeeded in due course by autumn?
43391	How has it come about that the playground and school recess have been so generally given up?
43391	How has this remarkable result been achieved?
43391	How many of us can rise up in effective rebellion against the very fashions that in our hearts we most condemn?
43391	How, bereft of two out of three of the essentials of nationality, has the Jew been enabled to perpetuate his social consciousness?
43391	If bread fails-- not only us, but all the bread- eaters of the world-- what are we to do?
43391	In one word, how did the seasons come to be automatically recognized?
43391	Is it a case of compensatory development, analogous in the body to a loss of eyesight remedied through greater delicacy of finger touch?
43391	Is it altogether on account of appearances?
43391	Is it entirely the fault of the native Poles?
43391	Is not this a cogent argument in favor of a more rigid enforcement of our laws providing for the food inspection of the poor?
43391	Is the superior force of religion, perhaps abnormally developed, alone able to account for it all?
43391	Is this tenacity of life despite every possible antagonistic influence, an ethnic trait; or is it a result of peculiar customs and habits of life?
43391	May it not as well have been transported by water?
43391	Now, what is the reason of these changes in vegetation, when temperature remains so constant?
43391	Or is there some hidden, some unsuspected factor, which has contributed to this result?
43391	Thus Macbeth says, after he had"done the deed":"But wherefore could not I pronounce amen?
43391	To what purpose are teachers urged to study psychology?
43391	What is the meaning of this?
43391	Where do they eat their luncheon?
43391	Why are there seasons for things at all in the tropics?
43391	Why do not trees and shrubs of each kind flower up and down throughout the year irregularly-- now one individual and now another?
43391	Why should we spare him?
50834	How long--?
50834	A fault could not have occurred for more years than Rik''s own lifetime-- Or had that many years passed already?
50834	But what if they''d lain here even longer than that?
50834	Do you think--?"
50834	Was it possible the war had passed?
33049	Canst thou tighten the bonds of the Pleiades,[93] Or loose the bands of Orion? 33049 Knowest thou the ordinances of the heavens?
33049	Lo, these are but the outlines of his ways, and how faint the whisper which we hear of him-- the thunder of his power who could understand?
33049	Where is the way where light dwelleth? 33049 Where wast thou when I founded the earth?
33049	''So careful of the type?''
33049	:"When I consider the heavens, the work of thy fingers, The moon and the stars which thou hast ordained; What is man that thou art mindful of him?"
33049	Again, were the separated light and darkness the morning and evening?
33049	And if this be so, is it reasonable to suppose that either, without the other, can be fully understood?
33049	Are God and Nature then at strife, That Nature lends such evil dreams?
33049	Are none of them constant in the one supposed species, and constantly absent in the other?
33049	Are not improved steam- engines or clocks the lineal descendants of some existing steam- engine or clock?
33049	Are they no greater than those which occur in other species of similar structure or habits?
33049	But admitting all this, it may be asked, Are these ancient records of any value to us?
33049	But may it not equally deride the faith of Elijah himself, when, after three years of drought, he prayed in the sight of assembled Israel for rain?
33049	But the question remains-- If there was a beginning, what existed in that beginning?
33049	But what is the meaning of evening and morning, if these days were long periods?
33049	But what made the use of these divisions necessary or appropriate?
33049	But where shall wisdom be found, And where is the place of understanding?"
33049	But with respect to the precise origin of this cosmogony, the question now arises, Is it really in substance a revelation from God to man?
33049	But, says another objector, is not the present the child of the past?
33049	Canst thou bring forth the Mazzaroth in their season, Or lead forth Arcturus and its sons?
33049	Canst thou establish a dominion even over the earth?"
33049	Did Abraham take with him in his pilgrimage the records of his people?
33049	Do these mark a different origin?
33049	Do they occur in points known in other species to be readily variable, or in points that usually remain unchanged?
33049	Dost thou know the poising of the clouds, The wonderful work of the Perfect in knowledge?
33049	Dost thou know the poising of the dark clouds, The wonderful works of the Perfect in knowledge?"
33049	Dost thou know when God disposes them, And the lightning of his cloud shines forth?
33049	Dost thou know when God disposes these things, And the lightning of his cloud flashes forth?
33049	Dost thou send forth the lightnings, and they go, And say unto thee, Here are we?
33049	Equally fine are some of the following lines:"Dost thou lift up thy voice to the clouds, That abundance of waters may cover thee?
33049	Grant this first point to science, and what farther conflict is there?
33049	Have we or can we have any certain solution of those two great questions-- Whence are all things?
33049	How could such a scene be represented in words?
33049	How is all this to be explained?
33049	How, when confined to a limited region, could he increase and multiply and replenish the earth?
33049	If one, is He an imperfect or capricious being who changes his plans of operation?
33049	If so, why is the evening mentioned first, contrary to the supposed facts of the case?
33049	In Job, 38th chapter, we have the following:"In what way is the lightning distributed, And how is the east wind spread abroad over the earth?
33049	Is there ever a new creation in art or science any more than in nature?
33049	It may be asked-- Must we suppose that the Adam of the Bible was of the type of the coarsely featured and gigantic men of the European caverns?
33049	It may still be asked-- Were not the races created as they are, with especial reference to these conditions?
33049	Knowest thou the laws of the heavens, Or hast thou appointed their dominion over the earth?"
33049	May we not now dispense with them, and trust to the light of science?
33049	No more?
33049	Or the son of man, that thou visitest him?"
33049	Or who laid its corner- stone, When the morning stars sang together, And all the sons of God shouted for joy?
33049	Pleistocene or Glacial Age,|================================================================== The question recurs-- Why are God''s days so long?
33049	The important questions still remain: When was this trade commenced, and how rapidly did it extend itself from the sea- coast across Europe?
33049	The questions would have arisen-- Are there more creative Powers than one?
33049	The words themselves suggest the important question: Are they intended to represent this as the original condition of the earth?
33049	Under the first of these we inquire-- Are they no greater in amount than those which may be observed in individuals of the same parentage?
33049	Upon what are its foundations settled?
33049	Was it a scene of desolation and confusion when it sprang from the hand of its Creator?
33049	Was it the water''s fathomless abyss?
33049	Was the old primeval darkness the evening or night, and the first breaking forth of light morning?
33049	What covered all?
33049	What hope of answer, or redress?
33049	What is the absolute antiquity of the Palæocosmic age in Europe?
33049	What was the nature of this earliest vegetation?
33049	What, said these ancients, can have existed before the''darkness?''
33049	What, then, are the facts in the case of man?
33049	What, then, are we to say of the imaginary"conflict of science with religion,"of which so much has been made?
33049	What, then, was the nature of the light which on the first day shone without the presence of any local luminary?
33049	When the dust groweth into mire, And the clods cleave fast together?"
33049	When thy garments become warm When he quieteth the earth by the south wind; Hast thou with him spread out the clouds Firm and like a molten mirror?
33049	Who can number the clouds by wisdom, Or cause the bottles of heaven to empty themselves?
33049	Who hath fixed the proportion thereof, if thou knowest?
33049	Who hath opened a channel for the pouring rain, Or a way for the thunder- flash?
33049	Who shut up the sea with doors In its bursting forth as from the womb?
33049	Who stretched the line upon it?
33049	Who will admit such an absurdity?"
33049	Why was the completion of the heavenly bodies so long delayed?
33049	Why was the earth thus occupied for countless ages by an animal population whose highest members were reptiles and birds?
33049	Why were light and vegetation introduced previously?
33049	and Whither do all things tend?
33049	and as for darkness, where is the place thereof, that thou shouldest take it to the bound thereof, and know the way to the house thereof?"
33049	what concealed?
33049	what sheltered?
33049	why, indeed, are the evening and morning mentioned at all, since on that supposition this is merely a repetition?
33049	| oldest rocks-- Eozoic Period of| Geology?
33049	|Gymnosperms,||_Articulata_--Myriapods,|Endogens?
37224	But,you will exclaim,"what does the air do with all the water it drinks?
37224	Among these subjects may be reckoned the question,"How many pounds does the whole earth weigh?"
37224	And are we certain that the result is trustworthy?
37224	And in what condition do they leave the child''s body, and how do they force him to desire food again?"
37224	And what happened?
37224	Are there not animals that live on meat only, and others that live only on plants?
37224	But how could this have been ascertained?
37224	But how is this effected?
37224	But how is this nutritive part, the chyle, conveyed into the various parts of the body?
37224	But what will become of the water if it is allowed to continue to absorb heat?
37224	But what will the poor do in such a case more especially the workman?
37224	But whence does the wind arise?
37224	But why is it that our housewives often serve vegetables_ before_ they do meat, and fruit_ after_ the meat?
37224	CHAPTER V. WHAT BECOMES OF THE MOTHER''S MILK AFTER IT HAS ENTERED THE BODY OF THE CHILD?
37224	Can you make nails and teeth out of milk?
37224	Do you wish to persuade me, that milk may be changed into eyes?
37224	Does such water continue to absorb heat?
37224	HAS THE MOON INFLUENCE UPON THE WEATHER?
37224	Has the change of the moon any bearing upon the variability of our weather?
37224	Has the moon influence upon the weather?
37224	How are they changed during the time of their stay in the body?
37224	How much more?
37224	Is coffee an article of food?
37224	Is it a means of warming?
37224	Is it advisable to take a"drink"before breakfast?
37224	Is it any longer surprising, that it is the workmen who mostly are subject to the use of spirits?
37224	Is it not more natural to take the food as nature gives it to us?
37224	Is it not wonderful?
37224	May I hope that you will favor me with your attention, while, in a few articles, I speak to you about the nutrition of the human body?
37224	Medicine?
37224	Now, it is true that man also eats the flesh, fat, and eggs of animals; but whence have the animals meat and eggs?
37224	Now, what are the qualities of coffee?
37224	Now, where does the heat of the fire go?
37224	Now, which of these two fares the better?
37224	Or can you make bones out of milk, or hair?
37224	Or is it a beverage merely to quench the thirst?
37224	Or is it a spice?
37224	Or perhaps poison?
37224	The next question might be: Can this latent heat become free again?
37224	The next questions are:"What do these elements of food perform when in the child''s body?
37224	The notion- dealer, who with his hundred dollars has earned twenty- five dollars, or the cattle- dealer, who gained but five?
37224	The question arises in the first place, Why must food be cooked?
37224	The question naturally arises now, where is the heat that the boiling water has been continually absorbing?
37224	These latter names have a more savory sound, have they not?
37224	This is the solution of the great problem, viz.,"How can drunkards live a long time on nothing but spirits, and, moreover, how can they work?"
37224	WHAT IS BEST TO BE PUT INTO SOUP?
37224	What becomes of a pot of water, if, on beginning to boil, it is not taken off the fire?
37224	What becomes of them?"
37224	What becomes of these substances after they have been eaten by the child?
37224	What influence has the same upon rain or dryness in the atmosphere?
37224	What influence with regard to heat and cold has the nearness or remoteness of the moon upon our weather?
37224	What is the cause of this?
37224	What is the cause of this?
37224	What may have been the reason for putting the principal meal in the middle of the day?
37224	What will be the effect of taking boiling water from the stove and placing it in the room somewhere?
37224	Whence came this weather; more especially, whence came the calm preceding it, and the whirlwind following?
37224	Whence did this come?
37224	Whence does this come?
37224	Whence does this come?
37224	Whence does this come?
37224	Where has the water gone?
37224	Where will the heat of the water go then?
37224	Where, then, is this heat?
37224	Who does not know that every farmer gives his cattle salt from time to time, so as to improve their strength and general health?
37224	Why are we obliged to eat?
37224	Why does he take such pains to grind, bake, boil, fry, etc., while the animal can live without all this?
37224	Why does man eat nothing raw except fruit?
37224	Why, then, does man need mixed food, that is, partly meat and partly vegetable food?
37224	With the exercise of a little thought, it will readily be seen that the question,"How much does our earth weigh?"
37224	_ It commenced to snow in the concert room!_ How did this come?
37224	he would exclaim,"do you mean to say that milk contains flesh?
37224	that from milk may be manufactured feet, hands, cheeks, eyelids, and the various other parts of the human body?"
42466	( 2) How many may be regarded as modifications of previous species?
42466	( 3) How many are migrants from other regions where they have been known to exist previously?
42466	( 4) How many are absolutely new species?
42466	--literally,"Canst thou sound the depths of God?"
42466	Are we elevated on a pedestal, so to speak, above nature?
42466	Are, then, these people the types of any ancient, or of the most ancient, European race?
42466	But is this a mere superstition, or have they reason for it?
42466	But the question arises, What is the monistic power beyond these-- the"power behind nature"?
42466	Did he live in that wide Post- Pliocene continent which extended westward through Ireland?
42466	Does this conception of natural law give us any warrant for the idea that the universe is a product of chance?
42466	Had he visited or seen from afar the great island Atlantis, whose inhabitants could almost see in the sunset sky the islands of the blest?
42466	Here we raise a question which should perhaps have been considered earlier: Is man himself actually a part of what we call nature?
42466	How can he separate the true from the false?
42466	How were the five- fingered limbs acquired in this abrupt way?
42466	If it was originally in one mass, whence came the incalculable power by which it was rent into innumerable suns and systems?
42466	Is it meant that the things are actually alike or only apparently so?
42466	Is it not the highest realization of all that we can conceive of the plans of superhuman intelligence?
42466	Is it the material organism or any one of its organs or parts?
42466	Is nature the universe outside of us, containing the things that we study and which constitute our environment?
42466	Is the universe self- existent, or does it show evidence of creative power and divinity?
42466	Is this automatism?
42466	Is this machinery?
42466	It may be asked, Is there, then, no place in the geological record even for theistic evolution?
42466	Must he resign himself to the condition of one who either believes on mere authority or refuses to believe anything?
42466	Or did he live at a later time, after the Post- Pliocene subsidence, and when the land had assumed its present form?
42466	That instinct is hereditary is evident; but the question is, How did it begin?
42466	The real question is,"Is there a God who manifests himself to us mediately and practically?"
42466	The writer of the book of Job puts this as plainly as any modern agnostic in the passage beginning"Canst thou by searching find out God?"
42466	We have already noticed the arts and implements of these people, but what manner of people were they in themselves?
42466	What is the_ ego_ which he admits?
42466	What proof is there of the spontaneous evolution of living forms from inorganic matter?
42466	Who knows?
42466	Why may it not be so with resistance in general?
42466	Why should it be otherwise in things belonging to the domains of reason and conscience?
42466	Why were they five rather than any other number?
42466	Why, when once introduced, have they continued unchanged up to the present day?
42466	or is it something distinct, of which the organism is merely the garment, or outward manifestation?
42466	or is the organism itself anything more than a bundle of appearances partially known and scarcely understood by that which calls itself"I"?
42466	or must he adopt the attitude of the Pyrrhonist who thinks that anything may be either true or false?
42466	or, on the other hand, does nature include man himself?
44725	In what other age or in what other country has so much been done for the poor and unfortunate?
44725	''My son is going to St. Moritz( six thousand feet) for the summer,''said he;''may I go with him?''
44725	As the doctor has been permitted to tell the results of his experiments, may I claim a similar privilege?
44725	Can we not hope to strengthen the present feeble impulses in wireless telegraphy by some method of relaying or repeating?
44725	DO ANIMALS REASON?
44725	DO ANIMALS REASON?
44725	Have American institutions-- that is, the institutions based upon the freedom of the individual-- been made more secure?
44725	How, then, can we effectively time a receiving circuit so that it will respond to only one sending station?
44725	How, then, shall we study the electric spark?
44725	If that monkey did not show reason, what would you call it?
44725	Not excepting the literature of the Greeks, is any so rich, varied, powerful, and voluminous as theirs?
44725	Ought this to be so in the case of any human being, not absolutely abnormal, whom the state has undertaken to educate?
44725	Shall the reply be that we can not interfere with individual liberty?
44725	The one had as its leading question, What is your name and where do you belong in my herbarium?
44725	What are we to do about it?
44725	What is the result?
44725	Why should we not in time speak through the earth to the antipodes?
44725	Why these curious glands and this strange movement or mimicry?
44725	Why, I ask, should not our theaters receive some consideration?
44725	Yet, as a result, are the American people more moral than they were half a century ago?
44725	_ Editor Popular Science Monthly:_ DEAR SIR: In connection with the discussion of the interesting subject Do Animals Reason?
44725	while the other raises an endless list of queries, of which How came you here and when?
41562	A long time?
41562	A ride? 41562 Bait?
41562	Escaped?
41562	How can you stand here? 41562 In the_ basement_?"
41562	Insane? 41562 Is he sick?
41562	My coat?
41562	My mind?
41562	Now?
41562	See it?
41562	Something wrong?
41562	That''s here in Pikeville?
41562	The Chevy? 41562 The old Ranch Road?
41562	Then it''s official? 41562 What happened?"
41562	What is it? 41562 What is it?"
41562	What''s the matter?
41562	What''s up, Dad?
41562	What''s up, boys?
41562	What''s wrong with everybody? 41562 Where are we going?"
41562	Where''s Jim?
41562	Where?
41562	Who?
41562	Why defeated?
41562	Why do you say that?
41562	You in a wreck? 41562 You mean because I was down there I missed-- the explanation?
41562	You mean it''s been there all afternoon?
41562	You see it? 41562 You were n''t in your shop, were you?"
41562	*****"Name?"
41562	A display of some kind?
41562	A hold- up?"
41562	And-- why did n''t anybody notice?
41562	Back there--""Address?"
41562	Do n''t you see it?
41562	For God''s sake--""What''s he talking about?"
41562	Had he made a mistake?
41562	Hanging from the lamppost--""Where were you today?"
41562	How the hell long has it been there?"
41562	How would I know?"
41562	I did n''t get in on it?
41562	Like everybody else?"
41562	Moloch, Beelzebub, Moab, Baalin, Ashtaroth--""So?"
41562	Now that I understand, there''s no need to take me in, is there?"
41562	One of_ them_?
41562	Or-- another they had missed?
41562	The body-- it''s_ supposed_ to be hanging there?"
41562	Were there more of them?
41562	What did it mean?
41562	What do you mean?"
41562	What has that to do with--""Was anybody else down there with you?"
41562	What kind of a reason?"
41562	What the hell was it?
41562	What the hell was it?
41562	What they did with the_ real_ humans they--""What are you talking about?"
41562	What was it doing?
41562	What''s happened?
41562	What''s the matter?"
41562	Where?"
41562	Who else is here besides you?"
41562	Why are you home?"
41562	Why was he hanging there?
41562	Why?
41562	You okay, Ed?"
41562	You see it hanging there?
41562	Your car is full of gas, is n''t it?"
41562	_ Them?_ Loyce moved cautiously down the alley.
41562	_ Who was the man?_ I never saw him before.
41562	_ Why?_ Who was the man?
41562	_ Why?_ Who was the man?
41562	_ Why?_ Why did they deliberately hang him there?"
41562	_ Why?_ Why did they deliberately hang him there?"
29255	... Might eavesdrop? 29255 A great man,"she murmured,"but is he-- a little mad?"
29255	A private citizen?
29255	Am I a prisoner?
29255	Am I crazy, Jim,I asked,"or do you see these things too?"
29255	And am I to land there, sir?
29255	And are we to stand here and let them do it?
29255	And gagged? 29255 And in this case?"
29255	And so he has walked away from you? 29255 And the_ Dorlos_?"
29255	And this,indicating the cross,"is the spot where the Quabos will break in?"
29255	And we are the first to enter thy realm from the upper world?
29255	And why, Perona? 29255 And you want to get rid of this fellow?
29255	And you will go to the mine?
29255	And you will pay it?
29255	Are n''t you satisfied?
29255	Are there three of them?
29255	Are they dead, Jim?
29255	Are you Spawn''s daughter?
29255	Are you ready down there? 29255 Are you ready, Pete?"
29255	But they must be, else why were n''t they seen?
29255	But this then, is not an ordinary time?
29255	But why are you dressed as a boy?
29255	But will they pay?
29255	But wo n''t it be just a repetition of the first battle?
29255	But, Professor,I argued,"it''s all over, is n''t it?
29255	But.... You can think of no explanation?
29255	Ca n''t you see anything, Pete?
29255	Can you imagine what would happen in New York in case of a break- down in water- supply, electric power, and communication? 29255 Chief?"
29255	Coincidence or connection?
29255	Come to your house? 29255 Conscious of the time, of the locality you went to?
29255	Dale,he said at length,"have you ever hunted tiger?"
29255	Dale,he whispered hoarsely,"what was it?"
29255	De duvel, why should I have sealed him in? 29255 Did n''t he once take a hand in Nareda''s politics?"
29255	Difference in temperature?
29255	Do any of you know where you are?
29255	Do n''t you know-- can''t drown a fish-- holding it under water?
29255	Do n''t you suppose these people who lock us in and censor our mail are n''t smart enough to spy on what we say to each other?
29255	Do you expect me to go on another one of your crack- brained expeditions into the unknown with you?
29255	Do you expect this hunt of ours will be something of a blind chase?
29255	Do you see? 29255 Do you suppose there is any hope of your embracing the Faith?"
29255	Doctor Dale?
29255	Does that window frame contain glass or not?
29255	Earthquake?
29255	Failed?
29255	Father,he sent his thoughts racing on ahead of him,"are those lights which are striking the Earth causing any damage?"
29255	From fear?
29255	Had they heard the details of the second disappearance?
29255	Has this frame glass in it?
29255	Hast thou, in the palace, any lengths of pipe like to that which the Quabos drag behind them?
29255	Have you been waiting here long?
29255	Have you ever been in a crowd, Dale, and watched a certain individual intently, until that particular individual turned to look at you? 29255 Have you found out what they intend to do with us?"
29255	Have you seen Smith and Francisco?
29255	Have you seen a morning paper?
29255	Have you seen everything? 29255 Have you solved the secret of their invisibility?"
29255	Hear them, Chief?
29255	Hello, Bond,came his voice over the wire,"have you just arrived?
29255	Hello, Williams,he said,"how are things going?
29255	Here at the mine?
29255	Here is the_ Dorlos_; the second of the two, was it not?
29255	How do they like it?
29255	How dost thou know of the tunneling?
29255	How long, father,queried Sarka,"should it take to empty the Gens areas?"
29255	How will we see them if they are invisible?
29255	I am sure you appreciate the fact that every precaution will be taken to hear the least word that you say to him during his stay here? 29255 I hope you did not intimate your real purpose?"
29255	I must certainly get my hands on one of these monsters... superhumanly intelligent fish... marvelous-- akin to the octopus, perhaps?
29255	If they are, why have n''t we received evidence of it years ago?
29255	If you can get President Markes, he can send some police to the mine--"And find all Nareda''s police bribed by Perona? 29255 Interplanetary cars?
29255	Is he a partner of Spawn''s?
29255	Is n''t it a beauty?
29255	Is n''t it?
29255	Is this a roughly accurate plan of the city?
29255	Jetta?
29255	Jim, all that sounds reasonable, but have you any proof of it?
29255	Just where are we going?
29255	Marry?
29255	May I meet you here to- morrow night?
29255	Much further, Hugo?
29255	Nine or ten hours? 29255 Of the trees?"
29255	Philip?
29255	Shall I call you?
29255	Shall we reduce speed, sir?
29255	So you''ve fallen in love with a girl? 29255 So, Perona?"
29255	So? 29255 Spawn has told you that?"
29255	Spawn? 29255 Stanley-- can either of you move?
29255	Suppose they are armed too?
29255	That means I''ve got to feed him taffy while he''s here?
29255	The hell-- how do I know, Perona? 29255 The invaders?
29255	The other two television observers?
29255	Then what of the Spokesmen of the Gens, who will be out of contact with me?
29255	Then you got me in here by fraud?
29255	There is no other entrance but the sea- way into which we were drawn?
29255	To lead another invasion?
29255	Was it in broad daylight?
29255	Was it too bold?
29255	Was that the thing I saw hoisted aboard just before we left?
29255	Well, gentlemen? 29255 Well, then, if Markes has told you, then might I not as well admit it?
29255	Well?
29255	What about reloading?
29255	What about the moon?
29255	What are they?
29255	What are we going to do with our prisoner?
29255	What are you going to do?
29255	What brings you here, young lad? 29255 What do I owe you?"
29255	What do you anticipate, sir?
29255	What do you find to talk about?
29255	What do you talk about all the time? 29255 What forms?"
29255	What is it you would plan to do about it, Señorito?
29255	What is that?
29255	What of it?
29255	What rule? 29255 What were the two reports, Dival?"
29255	What will happen? 29255 What will we do if we find them?"
29255	What''s the difference?
29255	What''s this? 29255 What''s up now?
29255	What''s your opinion, Martin?
29255	What? 29255 Where did they come from?"
29255	Who are you?
29255	Who are you?
29255	Who are you?
29255	Who would attack it? 29255 Why are they taking children, Jim?
29255	Why are they taking them to Mercury?
29255	Why at night?
29255	Why do n''t you run up to New York for a few days?
29255	Why do you marry-- unless you''re in love? 29255 Why do you take them?"
29255	Why is it impossible?
29255	Why so?
29255	Why?
29255	Will my friend be permitted to depart again, if he once gets in here?
29255	Wilson, tell me-- in God''s name-- what has happened?
29255	Would you like to come?
29255	Would you stand by and see people perish if a turn of your hand could save them? 29255 Yes, O my father; and is there anything else?"
29255	Yes, Vardee? 29255 You are, are n''t you?"
29255	You came very close to committing a murder on your way here, did you not, Dale?
29255	You got away?
29255	You have heard of the Special Patrol Ship_ Filanus_?
29255	You have n''t become a Science Communist yourself?
29255	You have no documents?
29255	You here?
29255	You know why I have come?
29255	You see now, Dale,Drake said quietly,"why I let Hartnett go with you before?
29255	You were conscious of every detail?
29255	You''re all right, Phil? 29255 _ Dios!_ Gone where, Spawn?"
29255	***** Hanley''s microscopic voice cut in:"Getting it, Phil?
29255	***** Was it a boy, observing us from the shadowed moonlit garden?
29255	***** Woman?
29255	A beautiful name...."How did your kingdom begin?"
29255	A private individual: that fellow Jacob Spawn--""Spawn?"
29255	A treasure of quicksilver ingots here?
29255	A week, you say?"
29255	And I stammered,"But why are you going to marry?"
29255	And is each inhabited by some form of life?"
29255	And now, after we had gained admission, what excuse would Hartnett offer for the intrusion?
29255	And still the one question remained unanswered: Who was Luar?
29255	And the water-- did you notice its color, sir?"
29255	And why do n''t you have him to do all of your illustrating?
29255	And, if the descent were accomplished, what in the world would we see when we got down there?
29255	And, son....""Yes, O my father?"
29255	Are we going to make a trip to the moon and interview the inhabitants?"
29255	Are you alone?
29255	Are you beginning to itch and burn?"
29255	Are you interested?"
29255	Are you?"
29255	As I stepped to the telephone, I heard her murmur, in a weary, troubled voice:"Hypnotism?
29255	As the glowing people hurried to obey, Sarka softly asked his father:"But what shall we do with the Martians?"
29255	Balls of fire?
29255	Because of Jetta?
29255	Big, red- faced chap?"
29255	But this power-- this awful thing that has been controlling me-- is there no way to fight it?"
29255	But what conceivable fate could that be?
29255	But what?
29255	But who does it make rich?
29255	But why not give us a change?
29255	But.... How?
29255	CHAPTER V_ Mysterious Meeting_"Ah, Grant-- have you enjoyed yourself?"
29255	Call it an accident; what matter?
29255	Can it be that our planet is honeycombed with such hollows as this we are in?
29255	Can mere words describe my feelings?
29255	Can you pick off ten in ten shots?"
29255	Can you picture it?
29255	Can you say that the oceans will never drain of their water?
29255	Cleric?"
29255	Correy?"
29255	Could I get across the floor of the bowl without discovery?
29255	Could it further hold against the strain of lifting that combined tonnage through the press of the water?
29255	Could there be smuggling going on from this mine?
29255	Could we make it?
29255	Could you, by chance, secure an artist by the name of Leo Morey or Hugh Mackay?
29255	De Boer:"... Get up with my men through the streets to Spawn''s house?
29255	Descend and investigate?
29255	Did he?"
29255	Did not he mention it?
29255	Did you ever see anything like it?"
29255	Dival?"
29255	Dival?"
29255	Do you know about it?"
29255	Do you mind telling me just what it is?"
29255	Do you not ever pick the newscasters''reports, De Boer?
29255	Do you not see that she is waiting for you to speak?"
29255	Do you think that the world has been invaded?"
29255	Do you understand everything?"
29255	Do you understand?"
29255	Do you understand?"
29255	Does it?"
29255	Even though you might think it silly?"
29255	Ever you have heard of him?"
29255	Everything shipshape: perhaps, a degree or two of elevation when we were a little closer--"May I come in sir?"
29255	Evidently Hartnett had been carefully instructed as to his course of action-- but why this seemingly unnecessary caution on Drake''s part?
29255	Evolution working backward from human to reptile and then fish-- or a new freak of evolution whereby a fish on a short cut toward becoming human?"
29255	Father, will you please arrange the division?
29255	Gigantic, hitherto unknown fishes?
29255	Going to marry her to this Perona?
29255	Got her bound and gagged, have they?
29255	Granted that such is the case, do you believe that living organisms can be invisible?"
29255	Had Sarka the Second been able to prepare for the approaching catastrophe?
29255	Had he heard us discussing Jetta?
29255	Had the Earth been taken by surprise?
29255	Hanley''s microscopic voice:"Phil?
29255	Has any observer been able to see any of the purple amoeba which we know are so numerous on the outer side of the heaviside layer?"
29255	Has he a daughter?"
29255	Has it not been a scandal that this administration does very little for its citizens abroad?"
29255	Has your message anything to do with this?"
29255	Have you any idea who did?"
29255	Have you any preconceived ideas on the disappearance epidemic?"
29255	Have you come to be a coward, De Boer?"
29255	Have you ever been under hypnotism, Dale?
29255	Have you ever thought of combining the two?"
29255	Have you got flash- fuses?"
29255	He added,"You think-- Hanley thinks-- the smuggling is on too large a scale to be any illicit producer?"
29255	He merely asked a question:"Was Lunar very beautiful, and just a bit unearthly in appearance?"
29255	How can I?
29255	How could I make anything out of it?
29255	How could I read any message out of that?
29255	How could I?
29255	How could Strange, working his terrible murder machine, concentrate his power on any individual, when the whole of London lay before him?
29255	How had they managed the first contact, the first negotiations leading to the compact between two such alien peoples?
29255	How had they salvaged us from Penguin Deep?
29255	How is your marksmanship?
29255	How is your menore adjusted, sir?"
29255	How many were there?
29255	How near to us are they, Kilor?"
29255	How, in God''s name, could this man read my thoughts so completely?
29255	I believe you are familiar with the traps provided for the purpose?"
29255	I said suddenly, out of a silence:"Spawn, why did n''t you tell me you were a producer of quicksilver?"
29255	I said,"Are n''t you afraid to leave this stored here?"
29255	I said,"You''ll house and care for my machine?"
29255	I suppose they have some kind of rock drilling machinery here?"
29255	I wonder if we are free to move about?"
29255	I wonder why you rate this distinction?"
29255	I wonder, do I make myself clear?"
29255	I wonder--""Have you any idea how we were rescued?"
29255	I wonder.... Is that part of their plan?
29255	If I brought the_ Kalid_ down, would she make a third to remain there, to be marked"lost in space"on the records of the Service?
29255	If she were a native of Earth, how had she reached the Moon?
29255	In Great New York, there are theatres and music?"
29255	In an hour, you say?
29255	Is it a dream to have some damnable force move me about like a mechanical robot?"
29255	Is it not so here?
29255	Is it so?"
29255	Is that clear?"
29255	Is that it, Perona?
29255	Is that not reason enough for murder?
29255	Is there any way they could manage...?"
29255	Jealous, eh?"
29255	Jetta was gagged; how could she answer me?
29255	Klaser?
29255	Like the Middle Ages?"
29255	Listening?"
29255	Marine growths, half animal and half vegetable?
29255	Maximum attraction, eh?
29255	Maybe he followed you here?
29255	Might he not have known, two centuries ago, of the Secret Exit Dome, and somehow managed to make use of it in some ghastly experiment?
29255	Miles J. Breuer, Dr. David H. Keller, R. F. Starzl, and a few more such notable authors?
29255	Molecules of water driven by sheer pressure through five feet of glass to unite in drops on the inside?
29255	Near here, perhaps: who knows?
29255	Now when the hero killed them all with the disintegrating ray, would he not have affected their birth?
29255	Or beings of Mars?"
29255	Or both?
29255	Or should they try to ride out the storm in spite of being crippled by the drag of us?
29255	Our commander-- you probably remember him, Hanson: David McClellan?
29255	Perona was saying,"Spawn, was Jetta still in her room?
29255	Precisely where and for what purpose?
29255	Prull?
29255	Quite a little plant I have here?
29255	Return and report?
29255	Rockets?
29255	Savvy?"
29255	Science Fiction?
29255	See where I am?
29255	See where I am?"]
29255	Shall we descend further?"
29255	She might call to him, and he would release her--"De Boer:"How do you know he is not around here?
29255	Should they cut the cable, figuring that the lives of the three of us were certainly not to be set against the thirty on the yacht?
29255	Should they disconnect the electric control and try to haul us up regardless?
29255	So she is there, Spawn?
29255	So that was what Perona had told him over the audiphone just before our noonday meal?
29255	Spawn, come back to peer in at me?
29255	Speaking of New York, will you do me a little service?
29255	Stanley, Martin-- are you ready?"
29255	Suppose the Americano was back there now?
29255	That an earthquake will not open a rift-- some day in the future-- and lower the water into subterranean caverns?
29255	That book full of leaves, bugs, and sticks?
29255	That is, I mean, can it be done?"
29255	That''s Earth time, is n''t it?
29255	The volume of water of all the oceans is no more to the volume of the earth than a tissue paper wrapping on an orange.__ Is it too great a fantasy?
29255	Through wandering underground mazes, from some cave mouth in the Fiji Islands to the north?
29255	Was Spawn in on it?
29255	We''re being cheated, what?
29255	What arms could possibly be contrived at such short notice?
29255	What can it be?"
29255	What can they do against countless millions of them?
29255	What colors?"
29255	What could Perona, a Minister, be engaged in, wandering off alone into this black, deserted region?
29255	What destroys it?
29255	What do you say that we put him on his ship and turn him loose?"
29255	What do you suppose they mean to do with us?"
29255	What does it empty into?
29255	What in the name of God could possibly happen to help us?
29255	What is it?"
29255	What possible arrangement could they have brought in which to make that awful descent?
29255	What should I do?
29255	What weapon could be called forth to be effective against the thick glass helmets?
29255	What were those lights?
29255	What will we find there?"
29255	What''s the story?"
29255	When do we start?"
29255	When had she been sent there?
29255	When?
29255	Whence did they emanate?
29255	Where are some stories by H. G. Wells, Stanton Coblens, Gawain Edwards, Francis Flagg, Henrik Jarve and Dr. Keller?
29255	Where are you?"
29255	Where are you?"
29255	Where can I have a room and meals?"
29255	Where did it happen?
29255	Where does that come from?
29255	Where had they come from?
29255	Where, then, is it flowing?
29255	Which of us would survive?
29255	Which way was Jetta''s room?
29255	Which way?
29255	Who is he?"
29255	Who is this fellow-- so important?"
29255	Who was Luar?
29255	Who was she?
29255	Who--?"
29255	Why Spawn?"
29255	Why are they holding me here, paying me a profligate salary, for a job that is a joke for a grown- up man?
29255	Why bother with it, Spawn?"
29255	Why do you ask about her, sir?"
29255	Why not beetles, or fish, or horned toads, for that matter?"
29255	Why not?
29255	Why princely?
29255	Why should I roll in a pity for myself?
29255	Why this attack upon me?
29255	Why were they being kept prisoners in the city?
29255	Why were they so anxious to get rid of me?
29255	Why, Perona?"
29255	Why?
29255	Why?
29255	Why?
29255	Why?
29255	Will any more be printed soon?
29255	Will you call me should there be any developments of interest?"
29255	Will you go?"
29255	Will you have many of them in the future?
29255	Will you like to see it?"
29255	Would it not be a good idea to publish a reprint at least once a year?
29255	Would n''t adults suit their purpose better?"
29255	Would the cube now be subservient to his will?
29255	Would they head back for Spawn''s inn?
29255	Would they use their flyer?
29255	Yes?
29255	Yet, who am I, to judge persons who have read and know all about Science Fiction?
29255	You are sure it was not some fantastic dream?"
29255	You did not untie her?"
29255	You expected to find human beings; so did I, but what reason had we for doing so?
29255	You have a pistol, have n''t you?"
29255	You have heard also of radio?
29255	You have heard of hypnotism, Dale?
29255	You have it fixed?"
29255	You have n''t seen her?
29255	You have?
29255	You know that radium is activated and glows under ultra- violet?"
29255	You notice the bug I am talking to?
29255	You propose to land, sir?"
29255	You think the bird will be there for me to seize?"
29255	You''ll be there, Spawn?"
29255	Your will still rules the cubes which piloted you from the Moon?"
29255	_ And the depths between?
44297	But how do they bite?
44297	Did you ever know,said I,"of a mule''s dying from the bite of this''mule- killer''?"
44297	Who would ever fight or die for a policeman?
44297	And, indeed, who can read Kate Douglas Wiggin''s story of Patsy without recognizing the value of kindergartens in the prevention of crime?
44297	Another rich woman, to whom I made the remark that certain bonds were bought at par, inquired,"Is that the same thing as buying them on a margin?"
44297	Are the fingers joined or divided?
44297	But here rises a question as important as difficult to answer: When did man begin to speak?
44297	But who can ever tell what useless abortions, to be destroyed as soon as they were created, arose in these oceans saturated with anomalous substances?
44297	By Sir ARCHIBALD GEIKIE, F. R. S. 672 X. Shall we Teach our Daughters the Value of Money?
44297	Could anything be more un- American, to use the current word, or hostile to the spirit of a free democracy?
44297	Has the pneumonic or bronchitic no need of special ventilation because his microbe is of a different breed?
44297	He gives me plenty of money to spend on my charities; why should I trouble myself about the details?"
44297	How many of your own sons will you expose to sure infection and degeneration in the conduct of your philanthropic purpose?
44297	I asked,"with their claws?"
44297	Is it because he considers her intellect so far below that of his son that he makes no effort to instruct her in regard to the care of money?
44297	It was not sufficient to reply with the counter question,"Who would not die for justice?"
44297	Now, why should these things be?
44297	SHALL WE TEACH OUR DAUGHTERS THE VALUE OF MONEY?
44297	Shall we Grow the Sugar we Consume?
44297	Too much trouble, is it?
44297	What does she know in exchange for the large sum of money her education has cost?
44297	What is This?
44297	What is the next thing done?
44297	What man is less likely to seek as wife a woman who knows something about the care and value of money?
44297	What pleasure equals that of relieving real distress, and of helping others?
44297	What shall we say?
44297	Who can not recall several such cases?
44297	Who''s Who?
44297	Why do most men feel so tired after an afternoon''s work in a crowded out- patient room?
44297	Why is a long journey in a full railway carriage, even with a comfortable seat, so exhausting to many people?
44297	Why is it so ignored in the case of other diseases?
44297	Why is it that we are often so little impressed with the intellectual character of this or that noted specialist?
44297	[ 32] How are we to account for the occurrence of so extended an area of long- headedness all over the great lower Danubian plain?
32486	A trick?
32486	Am I, Hyrst?
32486	Are you afraid of him, Bellaver? 32486 Are you still there?"
32486	Are you sure? 32486 But that was n''t the main reason you wanted me?"
32486	But what happened to the Titanite?
32486	But who is he?
32486	Ca n''t you buy it?
32486	Can you be sure not one of them would give it away, when we stop to refuel? 32486 Can you locate the ship?"
32486	Can you stand up?
32486	Can you think of any place that would answer that description?
32486	Can you trust every man in this crew?
32486	Did you know that Shearing has been keeping a shield over your mind as well as his? 32486 Do n''t they?"
32486	Do you think,said Hyrst,"you could now tell me what the devil this is all about?"
32486	Does n''t look like much, does it, for all the trouble it''s made?
32486	Does that tell me where he hid the Titanite? 32486 Does the socially- conscious Mr. Bellaver still want to give me that job?"
32486	He''s not dead?
32486	Hell,he said,"could n''t you have spotted something better?
32486	How about it?
32486	How much longer?
32486	How much?
32486	How the devil do I know?
32486	Humane Penalty first came in a hundred and fourteen years ago, right? 32486 Is it?
32486	Is n''t that the same thing?
32486	Is n''t there?
32486	Is that all?
32486	No mercy, is it?
32486	Now what?
32486	Old Bellaver was behind that killing, was n''t he? 32486 Our friends?
32486	See anything yet?
32486	See anything yet?
32486	Something to do with ships?
32486	That''s all MacDonald said? 32486 Us?
32486	Vernon, what are we going to do?
32486	Vernon?
32486	Was I in time?
32486	What about Bellaver? 32486 What are we going to do?"
32486	What can he do, Bellaver?
32486	What do you want to say?
32486	What is the truth,he asked in that inner quiet,"about us?"
32486	What kind of a property?
32486	What will Bellaver do?
32486	What you going to do?
32486	What''s your angle? 32486 What''s_ your_ reason?
32486	What?
32486	What?
32486	What?
32486	Where are we going?
32486	Where is he?
32486	Where was it we thought we saw something?
32486	Where?
32486	Where?
32486	Which way?
32486	Who are you? 32486 Who is he?"
32486	Who said I was?
32486	Why could n''t they let you stay dead?
32486	Will you pour me a drink?
32486	_ What else would they be stealing, you fool? 32486 After a moment, Hyrst said hoarsely,What''s your name?"
32486	After all this time?
32486	All right?"
32486	And Bellaver said,"What''s the exact location?"
32486	And Bellaver wants it?"
32486	And Bellaver''s?"
32486	And Vernon said to Bellaver,"If he''s willing to betray his friends, why would he get them the Titanite?"
32486	And how was a man to stand the faces and lights and sounds, when he had come back from the silence of eternity?
32486	And when they know the truth, will anybody take the word of a Lazarite against a human man?"
32486	And who knew, who could tell, where that march would end?
32486	Are you selling out your friends for something over and done half a century ago?
32486	Are you so afraid of him you''ll let the starship go?"
32486	Besides, we could n''t make a liar out of you, now could we?"
32486	Bring him this way._"This-- way?"
32486	But what are_ you_ after?"
32486	Ca n''t you learn?_ Stung to sudden anger, Hyrst flung out a mental probe with a power he had n''t known he possessed.
32486	Can you understand that they would be afraid to have us colonizing out there, afraid of what we might do?_ He understood.
32486	Do we Lazarites live longer than men?"
32486	Do you hear that, Bellaver?"
32486	Do you see where the skiff is?"
32486	Do you still deny that?"
32486	Do you want to leave me and go back out and let them have you?"
32486	Does that make me more, or less, than a man?
32486	Ever hear of latent impressions, Vernon?
32486	Exactly what are we doing here?"
32486	For the record, now that the penalty has been paid, do you wish to change your final statements?"
32486	Go ahead, Bellaver, you want to hear me out, do n''t you?"
32486	He paused, and then said,"It''s the Titanite you''re after?"
32486	He''s on Bellaver''s yacht, remember?
32486	How did you get us out?"
32486	How do you suppose we''ve kept the starship hidden all these years?
32486	How long ago?"
32486	Hyrst asked eagerly,"You think we can find out who killed him?
32486	Hyrst heard in his mind, strong and clear, the voice of Shearing saying,"Did n''t I tell you the brotherhood stands by its own?
32486	Hyrst said, showing the edges of his teeth,"When do I get Vernon?"
32486	Hyrst said,"The Titanite?
32486	Hyrst said,"Then it''s possible the one who killed MacDonald is still alive?"
32486	I''ll help you._"Why?
32486	Is it just revenge?
32486	Is it still working?"
32486	Is that a footstep?
32486	Is that you, Hyrst?
32486	Let the lift alone, what are you doing, Hyrst?
32486	MacDonald said, You wo n''t get it, it''s where nobody will ever get it--""What''s the use?"
32486	Maybe in an abandoned mine?"
32486	Now Mr. Bellaver--""Where is Shearing?"
32486	Now if I was MacDonald, coming in from the mountains with a load of Titanite, and I wanted not to be seen, which one would I pick?"
32486	Now she bent over Hyrst and said,"But is there a way it could have been done?
32486	Only our minds-- we who have changed too-- are open._"Who are you?"
32486	Pathetic, is n''t it?"
32486	Proof?
32486	Remember?
32486	See it?
32486	Shall we give it another try?"
32486	Shearing asked swiftly,"MacDonald never gave you any hint of where he''d hidden the Titanite?"
32486	Shearing picked up a chunk of the rough, grayish ore."You know what that is, Hyrst?
32486	Shearing said,"Well?"
32486	So who is she?"
32486	So?"
32486	Somebody coming behind me?
32486	Symbolic, perhaps, of space?
32486	That woman?"
32486	The question was,_ Who are you working for_?
32486	Then,"You''ve got a starship?
32486	There are those who have been waiting for you._"Danger?
32486	They went away from here, Shearing, you see?
32486	Was it Landers?
32486	Was it Saul?
32486	We have friends coming--""Friends?"
32486	What are you trying to do, alarm the whole moon?"
32486	What are you, Bellaver, a fool?"
32486	What do you care about me, or a murder fifty years old?"
32486	What have you got to lose but Vernon?
32486	What you said about latent impressions-- you think I might have seen and heard the killer even though I was unconscious?"
32486	Where are my children, where are my friends, my enemies, the people I loved, the people I hated?__ Where is Elena?
32486	Where are my children, where are my friends, my enemies, the people I loved, the people I hated?__ Where is Elena?
32486	Where are you?
32486	Where are you?"
32486	Where is Shearing?"
32486	Where is my wife?_ A whisper out of nowhere, sad, remote.
32486	Where''s Shearing?"
32486	Who knew?
32486	Who?
32486	Why does your nose always itch when you''ve got a helmet on, or your hands all over grease?
32486	Why have n''t you?"
32486	Will you trust us-- or would you rather trust yourself to those who are hunting you?"
32486	You do n''t think we let each other down, do you?
32486	You hear me, Shearing?
32486	You''re not Hyrst-- who are you?
32486	_ Can you understand now_, she asked him,_ what they would think if they knew about the ship?
32486	_ What is it like now, the house where I lived once, the country, the planet?
32486	_ Who are you?
32486	_ Why did n''t you hang onto him?_""_ Do n''t get insolent with me, Vernon.
32486	_ Yes?_"I am being followed."
45115	What is a bookworm? 45115 Are these distinctions illusory because words are the basis and substance of all these various forms of composition? 45115 Are we to regard him as an optimist or a pessimist? 45115 But the question was immediately raised, Has the supply of water in Niagara River been constant? 45115 But, in fact, ought we to expect in Shakespeare very exact or complete description? 45115 Can these differences be effaced, alienations be healed, and overshadowing perils be averted? 45115 Does not this idea carry us far from our preconceived notions of the narrow conservatism that dominated the leaders of classical thought? 45115 For sheer superstition and crass stupidity who may say that the nineteenth century may not yet discount the days of the virgin Queen? 45115 If not, then why should one be so terribly disconcerted and depressed to find that all our mental life finds its basis in vibrations? 45115 Is not the interpretation perhaps correct which regards it as an attack on the intolerance and Puritanism of all religion, even the most sincere? 45115 Is the Principal Source of the Secular Variation of the Earth''s Magnetism within or without the Earth''s Crust? 45115 Or why should the inference be drawn that, because the basis is one, all that reposes on it must also be one in character and meaning? 45115 Reaction against these weird and fantastical accounts is indicated by the question, not infrequently asked,Are there such things as bookworms?"
45115	Shall we regard this as a defect?
45115	The Government at Washington may spend our millions and establish government in the Philippines, but will American capital go there?
45115	They all voted, and"what did it all lead to?"
45115	We should recollect, too, what Frattini said:"Was it hunger brought me to this?"
45115	What need have we to reach out across seven thousand miles of ocean to take lands populous with millions of barbarians?
45115	When he comes to large weights, does he not commonly abjure the 1,000 kilos and write one tonne?
45115	Where did they come from?
45115	Wherefore, gentle maiden, Do you neglect them?
45115	Which of these are wrong?
45115	Who will gainsay the fact that the farmer can not do otherwise than learn much from a visit to the home of the products of the soil?
45115	Why should"vibrations"not be the condition of existence of one mental phenomenon as well as of another?
45115	Why, madam?
45115	Why?
45115	Yet how far were not even these bolder spirits from the natural man of Rousseau or of Diderot?
45115	a believer in immortality or devotee of annihilation?
45115	a fatalist or spiritualist in history?
45115	an advocate of free will or determinism?
45115	and which right?
45115	or would it diminish our admiration for In Memoriam to be told that it was constructed of words just like the dullest piece of prose?
32574	About how long had the telenosis been on you? 32574 Any new developments on this end?
32574	Any real news value in it?
32574	Anyway, whasha difference? 32574 Are you still with me?
32574	But ca n''t it influence a lot of people at once? 32574 Can I come along too?"
32574	Could n''t have been DTs?
32574	D''I kick you out of bed? 32574 Do I get a real vacation after this is all over?"
32574	Do n''t suppose you have any hunches?
32574	Do n''t you suppose we ought to notify Central Investigation Division right away? 32574 Do you eat breakfast?"
32574	Do you mean that if you tell someone who is under telenosis to do something, he''s got to do it?
32574	Do you still blame me for what happened in Memphis?
32574	Earl Langston?
32574	Ever been telenized?
32574	Fear of dogs? 32574 Hey, friend, got a match?"
32574	Hey, what''s the hurry?
32574	Hey, where in hell is this police station?
32574	How about the defense mechs?
32574	How many are there?
32574	How many others do I rate?
32574	How''s that? 32574 How''s the SRI?"
32574	How?
32574	Huh? 32574 Huh?
32574	Huh? 32574 Huh?"
32574	Huh?... 32574 Just how do you mean?"
32574	Listen,he snapped,"what in hell''s the matter with you?
32574	M''m?
32574	Mass telenosis?
32574	No luck, huh?
32574	No machines in Palm Beach or vicinity that somebody on the inside could be using illegally?
32574	Now what''s this business about telenosis?
32574	SRI meeting? 32574 So what happens now?"
32574	That typer?
32574	The word''telenosis''comes from''hypnosis,''does n''t it?
32574	Unless the waves are in a state of disturbance caused by alcohol or insanity or some such thing?
32574	Well, is n''t it worth a chance? 32574 Well?
32574	Well?
32574	What about the house?
32574	What am I supposed to do?
32574	What do_ you_ do in a situation like this?
32574	What the hell are you trying to do-- get yourself killed?
32574	What the hell do you want?
32574	What''s on the agenda for today?
32574	What''s that?
32574	What''s the matter? 32574 What''s what?"
32574	Where loop- hole?
32574	Where second place?
32574	Who''s the head?
32574	Whose?
32574	Whose?
32574	Why ca n''t you leave me alone? 32574 Without the sanction of C.I.D.?
32574	You do drink, do n''t you?
32574	You do n''t mean you were kicked out of the group?
32574	You lost your home? 32574 You mean it''s up to me?"
32574	You mean there was too much opposition to your being kicked out, so you were n''t?
32574	You want a nation of alcoholics?
32574	You were elected president?
32574	*****"What the hell are you doing here?"
32574	... And would that be so bad?
32574	Anything new come up?"
32574	Anything on that?"
32574	As I was getting up to leave, Newell said,"Say, by the way, how''s that health cult in Palm Beach-- Suns- Rays Incorporated?
32574	But how the hell did I get off on that?
32574	But why?
32574	Could one of our men do it?"
32574	Cynophobia?
32574	D. T. horrors or''noshis horrors?
32574	Damn it, Langston, are you drunk?"
32574	Derelicted resident?"
32574	Did you see Grogan?"
32574	Discipline, you mean?"
32574	Do you know that telenosis therapy is no sonofabitchin''good on alcoholics?"
32574	Do you understand?"
32574	Does my real brother- in- law, John Maxwell of Sacramento, know about this?"
32574	Dr. Homer Reighardt-- know name?
32574	Expected, yups?"
32574	Hour and a half, at the hall, huh?"
32574	How did I know for sure that it_ was_ Grogan?
32574	How had Grogan learned Maxwell''s wave- band so soon?
32574	How long ago had it been?
32574	How many days?"
32574	How the devil did they get his wave- band so soon?"
32574	How''re things going?"
32574	How?_ Blekeke pushed the button on the wall again, and the lights were suddenly on, and the wall bare.
32574	I mean, like mass hypnosis?"
32574	I mean, other than alcohol or insanity?"
32574	Is n''t that right?
32574	It bogged down in a muck of unreasoning terror and could only scream_ Why?
32574	It seemed a long time ago that I had abandoned Maxwell to Grogan''s thugs.... What had happened to him since then?
32574	Just exactly what had I expected to accomplish with this visit?
32574	Just personal revenge against me?
32574	Maxwell broke in:"Then why did n''t you start in on the right people at once?
32574	May I ask now-- just out of curiosity-- were they telenized, or was Grogan?"
32574	Now, what''s your other question?"
32574	Okay?"
32574	On the way, aboard a third- level bus, I asked him,"SRI ever been investigated by you people?"
32574	Only half an hour?
32574	Or would it?
32574	Or-- was it merely resignation?
32574	Prove my success.__ Success in what?
32574	Remember all the extra cash?
32574	Remember how good it felt to have your name on articles published all over the world?
32574	Remember that?
32574	SRI, oaks?
32574	Say, I''ll bet you fellows even thought of getting defense mechanisms... but where are they?"
32574	So I just said,"_ Huh?_"He jerked his arm free and continued walking-- straight toward an oncoming 100-ton semi.
32574	Something pretty damn important?"
32574	Soon gone.__ How soon?_ I demanded.
32574	Stopped on way, maybe, so what?
32574	Telenize searchers, yups?"
32574	The dogs had bothered Blekeke, but how badly?
32574	The fame?"
32574	Treatment, yups?"
32574	Vote to let come, yups?"
32574	Wash matter, ole fren?
32574	Washer trouble, huh?"
32574	We work awful quickness, yups?"
32574	Were his motives so ignoble, or his methods so very atrocious?
32574	Whash worse?"
32574	What about it?"
32574	What are you trying to do?_ There was no reply.
32574	What can we lose?"
32574	What do you mean?"
32574	What do you think you''re doing?"
32574	What else?
32574	What the hell_ did_ I want?
32574	What was Grogan doing with a telenizer in the first place, and what was he up to?
32574	What''s going on?
32574	What, specifically, do you have in mind?"
32574	When we got back up to his office, he asked,"Is n''t there some sort of defense against telenosis?
32574	Where are you now?
32574	Where been?
32574	Where been?
32574	Why not set up your headquarters in Belgrade and telenize the World Council members, instead of playing around with a bunch of hypochondriacs here?"
32574	Why?
32574	Why?
32574	Why?"
32574	Why?_ The drops of blood from the water tap increased both in size and rapidity, as I watched.
32574	Yesterday?"
32574	You think that''s what it was?"
32574	You thinks he''s after revenge?"
32574	You''ve got to.... You say they were beaming telenosis on Maxwell?
32574	_ Click- click- click...._"What time is it?"
32574	_ Leaving?_ I wondered-- and Blekeke caught my thought over the telenizer earphones.
43282	( 20) P. M. asks: What is the difference between the inner and outer rails of a 10 ° curve 100 yards in length, gauge 4 feet 8 inches?
43282	( 22) J. D. asks: What chemicals can be put into water to increase its efficiency in extinguishing fire?
43282	( 6) J. H. J. asks how to use hyposulphite(?)
43282	*****= Industrial Education.= All are agreed that some education is necessary; but what?
43282	10, how do aluminum, osmium, iridium and steel as used in steel pens, number, also common and tempered glass?
43282	Also the best kind of wood to make them out of?
43282	And how about the invention covered by a patent?
43282	And with my knowledge of engineering and draughting, would my services be likely to be in fair demand?
43282	Anything of pottery, of bone, ivory, celluloid, etc.?
43282	B. asks: Can I add anything to Arnold''s writing fluid which will cause it to give a good free copy in my letter book?
43282	But what is real property, and by what title is it held?
43282	Can glass 1/32 inch in thickness be ground to angles of 15 per cent or less, and points as fine as pins, without difficulty, and how?
43282	Can wire be thus finished and also annealed?
43282	Can you tell me of a book on sound boards?
43282	How can I make tissue paper impervious to air and water, and yet strong enough to confine gas?
43282	How did you say you mixed the stuff?"
43282	How is it obtained; how held?
43282	How long would it take me to become a good draughtsman by taking a special course at some university?
43282	How many Daniell''s or Smee''s cells would it require to produce the same effect as 50 Bunsen cells?
43282	If so, how?
43282	In the same space, could a horseshoe magnet be used, with a gain of power over the bar magnet?
43282	Is it not practicable to establish great numbers more of sugar estates in the same tropical climate?
43282	Is it not practicable to lay the foundation of half a dozen beet sugar mills in the country?
43282	Is our Globe Hollow?
43282	Is that property?
43282	Is the Moon Inhabited?
43282	Is the thickness of the zinc of any importance?
43282	Now ca n''t you legislate that old heap of rubbish into my possession somehow?
43282	Now his neighbors come out with this very intelligent question,"How did you happen to think of it?"
43282	Now what was that dark body?
43282	Reduce the cumbrous machinery of patent litigation to about this text, in two headings: First, Is plaintiff the first inventor?
43282	Second, Does defendant infringe?
43282	Shall his crops be his only reward?
43282	Shall they who laughed him to scorn step into his reward without sharing the labor that produced it?
43282	Then which of you will say that he has not a just lien on every man''s crop raised by his process for a per cent of the gains thereby?
43282	There is an effort to establish compulsory education; but what is the child to be taught?
43282	To begin the weaving of linen goods, and to teach our farmers that they may produce all the flax fiber as fast as required?
43282	To start a ramie industry in a small way and teach the process to those who will engage in it?
43282	What is the process by which wire is given a copper finish?
43282	What other finish can be put on iron wire( annealed), and by what process?
43282	What size ought the core to be?
43282	Whether the United States make, import, or grow cotton, wool, silk, flax, and hemp?
43282	Which is the cheapest way to produce electric sparks and to charge a Leyden jar, and what will be the expense?
43282	Will he have learned a single thing which will assist him in his work of life?
43282	Will he know anything of commerce, railroads, telegraphs, printing, and the great number of clerk labors in the larger towns?
43282	Will he know anything of the nature or requirements of the soils or the plants that grow in them?
43282	Will he know whether the word textile applies to anything but a spider''s web or the wing of a butterfly?
43282	Will he learn anything of hides, leather, or the production of these necessary articles?
43282	Will it teach him anything of gold or silver, copper or brass?
43282	Will it teach him anything of woods and their value, or for what and how they are useful to man?
43282	Will not our silk men put a velvet industry into operation as a germ from which a future industry may grow?
43282	Would the narrower body of water keep fresh or sweet longer, etc.?
43282	_ What Security Have I_ that my communication to Munn& Co. will be faithfully guarded and remain confidential?
43282	e._, neither concave nor convex, the taper to be made by sliding the tail center the required distance?
44544	But how will you do it?
44544	Hold him up, Louey, hold him up, cain''t ye?
44544	Lookin''fer a ship, stranger?
44544	Seriously, who believes any of this stuff nowadays? 44544 What''s this blood in my cart?"
44544	Wot for?
44544	Yes; do you want a hand?
44544	), 712""Was Middle America Peopled from Asia?, 1 Mortillet, Gabriel de, Sketch of.
44544	And because a civilization does not exactly fit the grooves in which most of the world has moved, may it not be a real civilization for all that?
44544	And why should they be?
44544	But what need of railroads, when the rivers are avenues of trade and communication?
44544	But what was_ selvdrolla_, the most vivid element of the dream?
44544	Can any one yet measure the potential of any given area of land in any part of this country in the production of any one of its great crops?
44544	Charlotte Taylor, 537"Should Children under Ten learn to Read and Write?
44544	Do we as yet take a sufficiently broad view of life?
44544	Guess thet''s so, ai n''t it, Johnny?"
44544	How shall we account for the fact that not one of the large West Indian islands betrays a vestige of an effort in the same direction?
44544	I thought, when to my amazement the chief addressing me said,"Wonder why we''ve hauled up, do n''t ye?"
44544	If we can increase proportionally in one class of products, why not in another?
44544	If you are at the river''s mouth at nightfall, what''s the use of talking of return?
44544	Is there no culture or civilization outside of the enlightenment of Europe or America?
44544	Many years ago I was asked among others,"What would be the next great discovery of science or invention?"
44544	Or why, in short, severe civil and social enactments, when the common_ Wahlspruch_ of life is,"Fear disgrace rather than death"?
44544	See, sonny?"
44544	That this experiment is wise and justifiable who can doubt?
44544	W. Scheppegrell, 791 Ide, Mrs. G. E. Shall we Teach our Daughters the Value of Money?, 686 Indian Idea of the"Midmost Self."
44544	Was Middle America Peopled from Asia?
44544	Was it Peopled from Asia?
44544	What blunders are we now making for lack of"speculation"or"intellectual examination"as to the future of American farming and farm lands?
44544	What has been done or may be done by irrigation?
44544	What is Social Evolution?, 35 Spirit of Conquest, The.
44544	What is it?
44544	What proportion is now in forest or mountain sections which may not be available for agriculture for a long period?
44544	What proportion of this area do you believe to be arable land of fair quality, including pasture that might be put under the plow?
44544	Where is the inventor of a perpetual motion who ever ceased to have confidence in his peculiar contrivance?
44544	Why telegraphs, when the world is bounded by the jungle horizon?
44544	_ Now_, what''s the matter?
44544	and to me,"Haul that main sheet, naow haul, why do n''t ye?"
44479	-- Is this the last form of unbelief?
44479	All is for his use in the lower worlds of plants and animals; then why not use their frame and inner organs also?
44479	But who did their works and thought their thoughts?
44479	But who is to decide what in the Bible is historical and what is not?
44479	But why has physical development ceased at all?
44479	Did or did not man descend from the brute or was he specially and divinely created?
44479	Evolution is silent when we ask, Whence came these mighty forces?
44479	Evolution triumphantly asks, Were they created only in these places?
44479	How could man adapt himself by increasing the size of his brain?
44479	If it can not be predicated of the animals we see and know, how can it be asserted of a period millenniums ago?
44479	If it can not teach correctly the nature of insects and animals, why should it be able to tell us the nature of God?
44479	If it is not trustworthy as to facts of this world, why depend upon it as to the other world?
44479	If the Bible meant Evolution why did it not give it?
44479	If there was a Creator at the origin of life, why not at the origin of all living things?
44479	If we can not believe the Bible''s narratives why should we believe its religion?
44479	Is it necessary for us to wait twenty years more to reverse our opinions?
44479	Is it possible the Biblical view is right after all and that civilized man has been civilized from the outset?"
44479	Is it scientific to accept as true an unproven theory and make it the basis of all belief?
44479	Max Mueller says,"What do we know of savage tribes beyond the last chapter in their history?
44479	Shall we allow the guess as to the origin of the tip of the outer ear to revolutionize theology?
44479	Shall we condemn the whole race to a bestial origin on the same evidence?
44479	Shall we risk our eternal destiny on the supposed uselessness of the so- called"gill- slits"in premature puppies?
44479	Shall we suspend a philosophy of the universe upon a few long hairs?
44479	Suppose that Plato and Newton never lived, that their story is a lie?
44479	The faith of the Christian is sometimes taxed but what shall we say of the faith of the evolutionist?
44479	Theodore Parker:"Shall we be told such a man never lived-- the whole story is a lie?
44479	We have the remains of millions of animals reaching through all the ages and why is this particular specimen wanting?
44479	We need ever to ask concerning its statements, Is this proven or assumed?
44479	We therefore ask, What does it teach as to Evolution?
44479	Well may we draw a long breath here and say, Is this Science?
44479	What Greek race to- day could reproduce the architecture or statuary of their ancestors?
44479	What is to hinder anyone from so discarding any fact whatever in the Bible?
44479	What man could have fabricated Jesus?
44479	Where is the dynamo from which this perpetual energy originated and still proceeds?
44479	Where to- day is the Hindu race that could build the Taj Mahal?
44479	Where will this process end?
44479	Which is more credible, the simple account of miraculous creation or this long, involved and absolutely unseen and unknown process?
44479	Which is the more noble, the more satisfying to our desires for a high and divine origin as well as high and divine destiny?
44479	Which is the true and which the false?
44479	Whom shall we believe?
44479	Why are there not some superior beings by this time?
44479	Why are these not pointed to as proofs of descent?
44479	Why did not the writer make poetry or allegory which had some agreement with facts?
44479	Why has Succession ceased?
44479	Why has not the enemy of Christianity the same right to apply this reasoning to the accounts of the death and resurrection of Christ?
44479	Why have not the higher orders pushed the lower out, as in the geologic ages, if Evolution was the cause?
44479	Why lead us into a perplexing situation when he might as well have given us some other account or omitted it altogether?
44479	Why should the passing away of the ice age increase the size of the brain?
51596	I remember dog, that is the first word I ever learned, but what will I say to them about a dog? 51596 You are the great Professor Foulcault- Oeg?
51596	And now what will you do, Oeg?
51596	But what if I forget it again?
51596	Cepheid and Cerium-- How Long Is a Yardstick?
51596	Do you know what we are?"
51596	Double Trouble-- Is Ours a Binary Universe?
51596	How?
51596	I remember plow, but what in the world will I say to all these great men about a plow?
51596	Is even glory worth the price when it must be paid in such coin?"
51596	Was I not wonderful, Oeg?"
51596	Who but Professor Aloys Foulcault- Oeg could be so droll?
51596	Why?
51596	Would it not be an odd speech if I could only say apple and fish and house and dog?
51682	How could they possibly duplicate a time system that applied on the other Earth?
51682	How glad?
51682	Is it? 51682 Shall we see what we can evolve?"
51682	They''re enjoying themselves, are n''t they?
51682	What other Earth?
51682	After all this time, you dare to suggest I have only achieved a rough similarity?
51682	It really is Earthlike, is n''t it?
51682	Where shall we start?"
44880	Again, why should there be despotism in Russia and Germany as well as in Morocco and Egypt?
44880	Always it is asked, if anything is asked at all,"Has he the skill to make his way?"
44880	And why all this?
44880	And will there be perfect peace, perfect prosperity, until the divine harmony-- the real brotherhood of man-- is the rule of life?
44880	But how are we to approach the masters?
44880	But how can this needed knowledge and helpful sentiment come to be?
44880	But the practical question is, What has been the effect of either or both of these commissions upon the fur- seal industry?
44880	By what right are they whom we call lords greater folk than we?
44880	Does he himself plan?
44880	Educators lead the day; why not they lead in directions which shall most truly correct the results of physiological ignorance and daring?
44880	For what is democracy but a practical recognition of the brotherhood of man?
44880	Have we proved that bronze culture came from Asia by reason of these recent finds in the Caucasus?
44880	How, then, is it possible to reach these extremely low temperatures?
44880	If Christianity amounts to anything, what higher aim should we have than that?
44880	In such a condition of things as here indicated, is it any wonder that there were labor disturbances in those days-- that there was a peasant revolt?
44880	Major Powell''s Inquiry,"Whence came the American Indians?"
44880	May not it be possible that the outcome will be that associations of wage- earners are to be treated as the equals of the employer?
44880	Might this not be an entirely exotic culture?
44880	Now for the inevitable question: Of what use is liquid air likely to be?
44880	On what grounds have they deserved it?
44880	The only question to be answered in this connection is, then, What is the cost of cold produced by liquid air?
44880	We are always kind to people having such dispositions, and why should we not be so to birds as well?"
44880	Were not the Greeks, the Phoenicians, and the Egyptians all members of this same race?
44880	What are the"total quantity of energy"and the"great first cause"but the same, to the activity of which is due every phase of reality?
44880	What child suffering from an excessive amount of social excitement ever requested that it might have less of such unhealthy stimulation?
44880	What overflattered child ever asked for a surcease of flattery?
44880	What would be the result if one attempted to determine the physical character of that people from a study of the remains in their necropoli?
44880	Who was then the gentleman?"
44880	Why do they hold us in serfage?
44880	Why should the institutions of Spain in the thirteenth century have been more liberal than in the seventeenth?
44880	Why should there be more freedom in England to- day than six hundred or even one hundred years ago?
44880	Why was it that the freedom that existed in Germany before the Thirty Years''War had virtually ceased to exist at the Peace of Westphalia?
44880	Why, for instance, should a certain freedom have existed in Athens, and the most intolerable despotism in Sparta?
44880	Will society long tolerate a continuance of industrial warfare when it has in its own hands a preventive?
44880	Yet what pampered child ever said he or she was pampered too much?
44880	_ The Hallstatt( or Celtic?)
44880	but where''s his head?"
44880	instead of,"Has he the prospective endurance required by what he purposes undertaking?"
44097	[ 35] Why was Aristotle so careful to treat science as well as philosophy, with which his master, Plato, had dealt almost exclusively? 44097 ''Why should we trouble ourselves?'' 44097 17, 17_a_, and 17_b_.--How many blocks are there in this pile? 44097 20.--Do you see a duck or a rabbit, or either? 44097 And is the supposition not very probable? 44097 And why should American farmers be exempt from this rule in sending their grain to Europe? 44097 And, first of all, is there the difference of head form between the two which our descriptions imply? 44097 But how shall we account for the equally pure Jewish names in origin, such as Davis, Harris, Phillips, and Hart? 44097 But where? 44097 Could ice flow uphill, or move long distances over level areas? 44097 Could such a potent fact escape observation for a moment? 44097 Do we not see similar processes going on over the whole earth, in the shape of earthquakes, landslides, fissures, subsidences of land, and the like? 44097 Does this man escape taxation because he has no permanent_ situs_( residence as a citizen), and is unknown by any assessor? 44097 Following out, then, somewhat as above, the psychology of the child, what kind of education would be particularly adapted to his stage of development? 44097 HORATIO.--O, where, my lord? 44097 How could these conditions be due to glaciers? 44097 How did they ever stray so far from their original ethnic and religious significance, unless the marital bars were lowered to a large degree? 44097 How shall we solve this enigma of ethnic purity, and yet impurity, of type? 44097 In the third place, what studies correspond to the development of the will in the child from five to ten? 44097 Is the smaller square nearer to you, and are the sides of the pyramid sloping away from you toward the larger square in the rear? 44097 Is this another case of science running counter to popular belief? 44097 Is this true also of the face? 44097 Must a person have made the circle of the sciences and comprehended all knowledge before he can reasonably profess a belief in evolution? 44097 Must it not be for the interest of the many that the expenditures of the State shall always be as large as possible? 44097 Of what concern is it whether this characterization be entirely featural, or in part a matter of expression? 44097 Or are you looking into the hollow of a truncated pyramid with the smaller square in the background? 44097 Or is it now one and now the other, according as you decide to see it? 44097 SHOULD CHILDREN UNDER TEN LEARN TO READ AND WRITE? 44097 Should Children under Ten learn to Read and Write? 44097 Six or seven? 44097 Thebetter times"are a part of the general system of myth; but who will deny that there is a special charm in these early documents of our race?
44097	What brings_ it_ to an end?
44097	What gives it so great importance?
44097	What have we proved, then?
44097	What is the condition of our present knowledge and its history?
44097	What will be reached in the future through the competition of the nations?
44097	What, in an honest administration of the city government and in a reduction of taxes?
44097	Where can we find room in the closely compressed interior of the earth for such irruptions?
44097	Who has not, on the other hand, early acquired a distinct concept of a Jewish face and of a distinctly Jewish type?
44097	Why could not this patriarchal state last, as it has lasted in Arabia for thousands of years and in Europe for centuries?
44097	Why not in the face as well?
44097	Why not let him continue to pay millions of taxes for us, as, for example, on sugar?
44097	Why should it not also react upon their ideal of physical beauty?
44097	[ 14] And, if so, which represents the primitive Semitic type of Palestine?
44097	and why not influence their sexual preferences, as well as to determine their choice in marriage?
51050	And what''s to become of the old Ruler?
51050	And why should n''t you listen to my Prognostications?
51050	But for what?
51050	But why did n''t you use the Prognosticator to get new ventilation put in?
51050	Ca n''t you read, you dumb cluck?
51050	Honestly, Your Honorship, I have n''t the slightest inten--"You''ll make it quick and painless, wo n''t you? 51050 I understand you''re the young man who is destined to dispose of me and take my place?"
51050	So?
51050	The Prognosticator is right here in the Palace, is n''t it?
51050	What are you going to do?
51050	What did I do?
51050	Why ca n''t we televise the removal?
51050	Y- yes, Your Honorship?
51050	You have n''t heard the news? 51050 But what could he do? 51050 By the way, have you anything on for tomorrow?
51050	Do n''t I have a Gypsy tarot pack?
51050	Do n''t I have a crystal ball?
51050	Do n''t I have tea leaves-- best tea money can buy, too?"
51050	Do you play bridge by any chance?"
51050	How does it feel to be Ruler Prognosticate?"
51050	Machines can and do answer all the problems of our daily life, so why should n''t a superior machine be able to tell the future?"
51050	Schnee?"
51050	Shall we say seven billion?"
32663	And why not?
32663	Anything happen?
32663	Are you all right?
32663	Are you married?
32663	Awake?
32663	Browne?
32663	But you believe knowing the theory caused them to vanish?
32663	Can I read it?
32663	Did I wake you?
32663	Did n''t you get any of what he said?
32663	Do n''t you hate me?
32663	Do you believe your son will become a success in life?
32663	Do you think I''ll vanish, Miss?
32663	Faith?
32663	Favorably, I hope?
32663	Fred Grant?
32663	Had anything to eat or drink in the past fifteen minutes?
32663	Has it occurred to you that you have already rejected your theory? 32663 Have a good sleep?"
32663	He did?
32663	Hello? 32663 How did school go today?"
32663	How is it obvious?
32663	Huh?
32663	Huh?
32663	I''ve been wondering if you saw a point of similarity in the two disappearances?
32663	In what way?
32663	Is Fred able to understand it?
32663	Is he going to be all right?
32663	Oh? 32663 Still a little nervous?"
32663	The book has the theory in it?
32663	Then can I come live with you? 32663 Then you will make every effort to tell me?"
32663	Then you wo n''t publish it?
32663	Uh,he said casually,"what day is today?"
32663	Want some breakfast?
32663	We are n''t going through that again, are we?
32663	What book?
32663	What can I do for you? 32663 What did they say about his theory?"
32663	What did they think about it?
32663	What does it mean?
32663	What else can you do with it?
32663	What have you got?
32663	What is it, Dad? 32663 What was that?"
32663	What were his reasons? 32663 What''s the matter with you, Martin?
32663	What''s this for?
32663	What''s wrong with me?
32663	When did that happen?
32663	Where does that place us? 32663 Why not?
32663	Why? 32663 Why?"
32663	Will you be all right? 32663 Would you marry my mother?"
32663	You going to be around in case I want to see you again?
32663	You know, do n''t you, that it will be two years before she can be free to marry? 32663 You plan to psychoanalyze me?"
32663	You wanted_ me_ to vanish?
32663	You''ll stay with us a while longer?
32663	You''ll try--?
32663	_ What''s_ it?
32663	*****"You still do n''t want to tell me what''s troubling you?"
32663	A true orientation?
32663	And what about other forms of life?
32663	Better?"
32663	But he might have reflected that eventually Fred would discover what he had just discovered, so why bother?
32663	But would it work?
32663	By the way, do you and your wife play Canasta?
32663	Could that be the key?
32663	Curt broke it by saying,"What did you expect to accomplish by my vanishing?"
32663	Dad gave a lecture on his new theory a few days ago, did n''t he?"
32663	Derived from what?
32663	Did he talk about his theory again?"
32663	Did it have to believe too?
32663	Did n''t he leave any notes on it?
32663	Did she know your father''s theory?
32663	Did the train that vanished know that theory?"
32663	Do you have a vacancy?
32663	Do you really straighten out crazy people?"
32663	Grant?"
32663	Had anyone vanished?
32663	Had the cause been the same?
32663	He therefore stopped and knocked on the door, calling,"What''s going on in there?"
32663	How do you account for the fact that you know it, and have n''t disappeared?"
32663	How do you feel today?
32663	How had he arrived here?
32663	How would he begin?
32663	If so, what relationship did it have to the observable universe which quite obviously did exist?
32663	If so, why had n''t_ they_ snatched him too?
32663	If that were so, why had n''t he vanished like the others?
32663	In back of the display was a large poster with a still larger picture, and the teaser--(DO YOU DARE READ THIS BOOK?)
32663	Into what?
32663	Is something wrong with it?"
32663	Just until Mom can marry you?"
32663	Martin thought, good heavens, does he have any inkling of what I''ve been thinking?
32663	Need some money?"
32663	Now tell me, just what seems to be the trouble?"
32663	Now, what should he believe?
32663	Of what?
32663	Okay?"
32663	One of your ten- thousand- word shaggy dog jokes?"
32663	Or did he?
32663	Or was everything except human beings just part of the props?
32663	Or was he sane?
32663	Or was it dreaming?
32663	Or_ had_ his father vanished?
32663	So why reach for it?
32663	Some non- human, perhaps?
32663	The others-- had the place they''d gone been a heaven or a hell?
32663	The question was, then-- did the universe- of- logical- necessity exist?
32663	The real, logically necessary universe?
32663	Thirteen?
32663	Was belief the key to the disappearances?
32663	Was faith, then, something so common, and yet impossible for he, himself, to reach?
32663	Was he, then, still on the wrong track?
32663	Was his father at home, sitting in his chair in his study, expounding his theories to his colleagues?
32663	Was his mother at home, in the kitchen, preparing dinner?
32663	Was it merely a realization that those things had a probability that approached certainty?
32663	Was it reversible?
32663	Was that the question, the answer to which, gained in a moment of insight, had caused two men to utterly vanish?
32663	Was there some person or persons unknown in back of the disappearances?
32663	What about inanimate matter?
32663	What could he try to accomplish by exploring into his deepest substratum of thought?
32663	What have I missed?"
32663	What if the outside universe were derived from something?
32663	What was there different about him?
32663	What would he do when morning came?
32663	When would the_ moment of reorientation_ come?
32663	Where are you?"
32663	Where does belief become necessary?"
32663	Where would he begin?
32663	Who''s speaking?
32663	Why did n''t he himself vanish?
32663	Why do n''t you and Mom play Canasta or something?"
32663	Why had n''t it permeated to the basic matrix of his mind as it had with the others?
32663	Why on earth had she brought a psychiatrist into this?
32663	Why?"
32663	Would you care to tell me about it?"
50753	Cute little brute, is n''t it?
50753	Gods?
50753	If these creatures were relatively advanced, why have n''t we learned about them before? 50753 Languages?"
50753	Oh?
50753	What about what?
50753	What discovery?
50753	Who knows?
50753	Why should any intelligent species end like that? 50753 Why, what else but your discovery, here on Earth, of the remains of an intelligent species?
50753	*****"But why?"
50753	*****"Mammals?
50753	*****"They had spaceships?"
50753	Am I going to have to coax you?
50753	An individual dies-- and is there anything intrinsically more terrible in the death of a species than in the death of an individual?"
50753	But admit it now, is n''t there something a bit odd about your getting so worked up over this thing?
50753	But is n''t there an additional reason?"
50753	How did they live?
50753	How did they think of themselves?
50753	I mean, what if the creatures occupied a very different portion of the Earth than our own?
50753	The import was,"Well, what about it?"
50753	The question is... how late?
50753	What did they call themselves?
50753	What did they create?
50753	What did they want?"
50753	What if we should have been looking in the wrong place?
50753	What were they like?
50753	Why not species?
51305	Could I have a few to take with me, miss?
51305	Do you want it for coffee, or to apply, or a glass or hypo of something else?
51305	How did you know?
51305	It''s all right to drink coffee, is n''t it?
51305	Kevin,Andre said,"why do n''t you take a bath?"
51305	Ma''am, could you help a man who''s not had work?
51305	Now what do you want to eat?
51305	What do you think of this?
51305	What do you want?
51305	What nickel?
51305	Where''s the room?
51305	Who are you?
51305	Why do you think I was trying to get that bill out of your hand?
51305	_ What is Doc''s full name?_I almost fell in, but at the last instant I caught myself and said,"Doctor Kevin O''Malley, Senior."
51305	How can you make money with time travel?"
51305	Of relief?
51305	That proved it, did n''t it?
51305	Then there was something in her voice...."What''s your name?"
51305	Want I should call a cop and tell him you were flexing a muscle?"
51305	Want any help?"
51305	Was he suddenly trying to give me orders?
51305	What do_ you_ want?"
51305	Why did she keep using the past tense in reference to Doc?
51305	Why else then would you let yourself fall into such an underfed and unsanitary state?"
51305	With my suntan and short mane, I could pass, could n''t I?
51305	_ Which are you?_"Nothing came out of my gabbling mouth.
32128	''Stands for''?
32128	A criminal?
32128	A fire of what?
32128	A robot?
32128	An anesthetic vapor that would permeate such a large place so quickly?
32128	And what do experimenters do with guinea pigs, finally? 32128 And what the devil do they want with us?"
32128	And what would it be doing roaming around loose?
32128	And where''s my bag?
32128	Anybody else feel fatalistic about this mess?
32128	Are there any more pictures?
32128	Are we in South America? 32128 Are you all right, dear?"
32128	Are you taking subjects that might help us?
32128	But how did they get us here? 32128 Can that be a science book?"
32128	Can we all go? 32128 Can you work it?"
32128	Come on?
32128	Coming out of it?
32128	Could it be a freak gorilla?
32128	Could it be a machine?
32128	Could n''t that thing be one of them? 32128 Did n''t anyone shove a barrier into this?"
32128	Did you carry me in here?
32128	Did you drop off out in the lab?
32128	Did you gimmick it?
32128	Do you see the toy ship?
32128	Do you think you went through the past hours with a rotten ticker? 32128 Do you want to get this?"
32128	Expect me to play this? 32128 Gave you my address, did n''t I?"
32128	Get it?
32128	Give me a hand here, will you, big fellow?
32128	Gpwk?
32128	Have they done this before?
32128	How could that be, Calvin?
32128	How do you know it''s Thursday?
32128	How do you know that it''s the instrument that brought us here?
32128	How many places in the world are there, big enough and unexplored enough to hide a race of giants like these?
32128	How were we doped?
32128	How''d they get us here? 32128 How''s the weather up there?"
32128	How?
32128	Hummr gpwk?
32128	I mean do you think we''re the first to be snatched up?
32128	If you were a kid with pets, intelligent ones, what would you watch them do for hours? 32128 Important?"
32128	Is he coming?
32128	Is it particularly beautiful?
32128	Is there such a thing as a four dimensional maze?
32128	Is there such a thing?
32128	It''s the same with all of them, you see? 32128 Look like anything to you?"
32128	Ma''am, you know what this is?
32128	Mr. Watkins,he said,"could we have been wrong about them?
32128	My God,he gasped,"what day is this?"
32128	Neuroses?
32128	Nothing at all?
32128	Now what?
32128	Okay, you skyscraper,said Watkins,"where''d you put it?"
32128	Put what?
32128	Question is, if we''re there, or anyplace else for that matter,_ why_ are we?
32128	Raw? 32128 Really worried about your folks?"
32128	Remember when Mr. Full built the cubbyhole here,Adam said,"and the giant knocked it down?
32128	Say,he muttered,"is this room a little wobbly, or is it my eyes?"
32128	Shall we run the machines for them?
32128	Supper?
32128	That size and with two thumbs?
32128	The contents of a safe?
32128	They hit me when I sang the other day,said Adam,"remember?"
32128	They?
32128	This is supper? 32128 This it?"
32128	To distract the children?
32128	To get out?
32128	Want to help?
32128	Was he right? 32128 Was there an accident?
32128	We can try, ca n''t we?
32128	We can try, ca n''t we?
32128	Were we doped? 32128 What about that?"
32128	What about the Mexican?
32128	What are you doing?
32128	What do they want with it?
32128	What do you do to a duck before you cook it? 32128 What do you do, Adam?"
32128	What do you make of this?
32128	What happened out there?
32128	What happened to them?
32128	What happened to them?
32128	What happened, anyway? 32128 What happened, ma''am?"
32128	What happened?
32128	What if it''s four- dimensional?
32128	What is it? 32128 What is it?"
32128	What is it?
32128	What is it?
32128	What is it?
32128	What is it?
32128	What kind of a diversion?
32128	What on earth... what are you_ doing_?
32128	What shall I do now?
32128	What sort of power can they have in''em? 32128 What was in it?"
32128	What''s eating that big bastard, anyway?
32128	What''s happened to him?
32128	What''s happening?
32128	What''s next?
32128	What?
32128	When do you suppose they feed us?
32128	Where are these East Indies?
32128	Where are we, anyway?
32128	Where are we, then?
32128	Where are we? 32128 Where is he?"
32128	Where''d you find your case?
32128	Where''s the door?
32128	Where?
32128	Who are they?
32128	Who has a knife?
32128	Who was fixed up how?
32128	Why are you doing this?
32128	Why could n''t we be inside the Earth?
32128	Why not?
32128	Why?
32128	Why?
32128	Why?
32128	Why?
32128	Why?
32128	Will Watkins be along too?
32128	With five of them here?
32128	With what?
32128	Wobbly?
32128	Would you come over, sir?
32128	Yes, dear?
32128	Yes, what is it, Calvin?
32128	Yes,said the heavy man, looking at the blond man accusingly,"who put us here?"
32128	Yes?
32128	Yes?
32128	You mean they might be trying to drive us mad?
32128	You okay, Porfirio?
32128	You think it might work?
32128	You think it''s calculated to drive you crazy?
32128	You think we''ll get out?
32128	You''re a safe- cracker?
32128	Your briefcase?
32128	_ Can you work it?_"The matter transmitter?
32128	_ Can you work it?_"The matter transmitter?
32128	*****"Is this what happens to_ everybody_ who takes a ride on the coaster?"
32128	After a quarter of an hour Watkins said,"Think it''s safe to have a try at the door?"
32128	After a while Adam said,"Remember that first feed we got up there, pies and cookies and glass?"
32128	And what was that thing that took the Mex?"
32128	Calvin heard her say plaintively,"But what_ is_ it?"
32128	Can we wait just a minute more?
32128	Cheering them on?
32128	Did his random selection of keys indicate something to it, something about his mental powers or emotions or-- what?
32128	Did you see those two thumbs?
32128	Do n''t you have to meet emergencies all the time?"
32128	Do they think we are a lot of African natives?"
32128	Do they think we eat glass?"
32128	Do you suppose my sinus trouble is cleared up?"
32128	Do you think a scientist would act like that?"
32128	Gutty, thought Watkins, or just hungry?
32128	Have you been noticing the door?"
32128	How can we cook them?"
32128	How could they do it on a roller coaster?"
32128	How could they do it?"
32128	In front of you, in front of these strangers?"
32128	In two days?"
32128	Moistening her lips, she said,"If that was here, in this box, then_ where are we_?"
32128	Mr. Watkins, what good do you think it''d do you in here?"
32128	Mrs. Full said to someone-- Watkins heard her distinctly in a lull in the ruckus--"If these are scientists, what are the common people like?"
32128	Now suppose they got hold of us?"
32128	Or Africa?"
32128	Or does somebody have to send the others?"
32128	Or is it his sense of kismet?
32128	Or was it possible that the playing produced images or colors on the blank space?
32128	Scientists induce neuroses in all kinds of critters, by punishment and complex problems and--""What is that?"
32128	See how those tree trunks are blurred?"
32128	See this big letter, repeated at the first of this word?"
32128	Something in the chickens?"
32128	Straw?
32128	Summersby, behind him, said,"Are his eyes open?"
32128	The boss of the alien scientists-- Watkins recognized it, or him( or was it her?
32128	The boss scientist gazed raptly at the wall screen; was it concentrating on what he played?
32128	They were out for me, because my touch is known; but who''d think of checking an amusement park?"
32128	They would n''t mend us if they were going to hurt us, would they?"
32128	Think we have ten minutes?"
32128	Villa said,"Come back, you foolish, do you think you can take that stick?"
32128	Was it a machine?
32128	Was n''t the Java Ape Man about nine feet tall?"
32128	Watkins snarled, as he gave the valiantly singing Mrs. Full a hand up to the chair seat,"You think I have a martyr complex?
32128	Watkins?"
32128	What age would you figure them for?
32128	What could happen?
32128	What did the kids do when they opened it during the day?
32128	What does he have in there?
32128	What happened?"
32128	What happened?"
32128	What in hell...?
32128	What sort of mind can bear such confusion?"
32128	What was happening?
32128	What was it?
32128	What weird auricular structure could cringe so from a simple song?
32128	When did the adults come in to clean up?
32128	When was that taken?
32128	Where are we?"
32128	Where is it?"
32128	Where the blazes was the thing focused?
32128	Where''s the door?"
32128	Why do n''t you cooperate?"
32128	Why was he angry?"
32128	Why?
32128	You know what that middle word is?"
32128	You think I_ want_ to stay here?
32128	You''ll go home?"
32128	roared the blond man, swinging his briefcase wildly; where had he found that?
51121	Alone?
51121	And what did you mean before, when you said you''re not sure of anything?
51121	But what''s the right place?
51121	Do you really think you can help him?
51121	Do you remember your wife''s name? 51121 For heaven''s sake, what is it?"
51121	Have you checked at the District Office?
51121	Have you ever heard of this L- treatment he mentioned?
51121	Have you lived around here long?
51121	Phytopod?
51121	What things?
51121	Where did they find you?
51121	Who are the people you''re looking for?
51121	Who found your lifeboat?
51121	You see?
51121	You''re serious? 51121 654, was n''t it, Dad?
51121	Afterward, her father surprised Carol by saying,"Why not stay with us overnight, Mr. Callendar?
51121	And the names of your children?"
51121	Are you sure they live around here?"
51121	Callendar?"
51121	Carol asked,"Were n''t there any records in the lifeboat?"
51121	Carol said,"But you do come from one of Jupiter''s moons?"
51121	Nevertheless, he turned off the projector, stood up, and said,"Yes, Carol?"
51121	Perhaps you''re falling in love with him, Carol?"
51121	What do they look like?"
51121	When, later on, he had gone to his room, Carol said,"Dad, do you really think you can help him?"
51121	Why are you so interested in him?
51121	Would there be any sense in asking_ why_ you fell in love with him?"
51121	You think that from what I told you, you''ll be able to guess where I came from?"
45361	''Can you do anything for her, Mosey, and what will you charge?'' 45361 How does the breathing of the big one sound to you?"
45361	If that is the true way of investigating the biblical writings,they say,"why are we so long in finding it out?
45361	After such noble foundations had been laid, was there no great scientific work built thereon in all those centuries?
45361	And home he''d go, that old hedgehog, to his wife, and''Missus,''he''d say,''what d''ye think?
45361	And how much may we in each case assign to one factor or to the other?
45361	Are there any of them which have more than one author?
45361	Are there any which are compilations from several different sources?
45361	But if not the Church, what other authority can give us the answers we seek?
45361	But occupation for occupation, where is there one that can reasonably be rated higher than the intelligent and successful cultivation of the soil?
45361	Come, then, and end this long delay; Why keep you thus away?
45361	Did not the Greeks then do anything in the way of physical science that was to stand?
45361	Does it lie in the authority of the Church?
45361	Have I offended, say?
45361	Have ye got any blue yarn about the house?''
45361	How can such answers be given?
45361	How far is scientific method applicable to the investigation of the Bible?
45361	Is there any department of human knowledge to which scientific method of investigation is not applicable?
45361	Or can particular expressions of the Bible itself be taken to settle the matter once for all?
45361	Or, once again, can the answer come from"the spirit which is in man,"guided by God''s Spirit?
45361	Standing by the tank, I heard strange comments:"Do you call that little thing a whale?"
45361	The authority of primitive tradition, or of the opinions of great commentators, or of the great mass of Christian people of modern times?
45361	The question arises, Why do they do this?
45361	This is not at all improbable; but how does this modernize the object, when the gravel extends quite to the surface?
45361	True; but did he live here in glacial time?
45361	Was it love for her mate, or a feeling of selfishness at her lonely position?
45361	What are we going to do about it?
45361	What is the age in which these works were written or compiled?
45361	What is the history of the higher criticism?
45361	What is the meaning of that lapse of time?
45361	What is the nature of these writings?
45361	What was there new, then, in Willson''s discovery?
45361	What, then, should be the attitude of lovers of truth toward the higher criticism of the Bible?
45361	Whence this delay?
45361	Where does competency to give answer lie?
45361	Where shall we cast the line and land an example?
45361	Who are their authors?
45361	Why come you not?
45361	Why, indeed, could not an Indian walk on exposed gravel and pick up a pebble as well as we can to- day?
45361	Will Poultry thrive on Grain Alone?
45361	Will your convention set an example to the world in this respect?
45361	You come not still, you still delay-- O wherefore can you stay?
45361	or, in other words, would a male have done this, or would a female have done it if she were free and had other companions?
47024	Between the two extremes of the series, how many degrees are there which furnish the very best commentaries of history? 47024 Toil fatigues me,"you say; but what is this me?
47024	''What can be more flat than these poor verses, which are nevertheless of the sixteenth century?
47024	''Why should we care where the jugular vein goes, when we know that there is no jugular vein?
47024	= A Question of Economy.=--A paper,"Shall we grow the Sugar that we consume?"
47024	After two centuries, have we not seen his wonderful prestige still potent in dominating the sickly mind of Louis II of Bavaria?
47024	But what proof is there of this?
47024	Can we give a purely physical account of such matter?
47024	Did not the Maccabees teach the world one of its first lessons in patriotism?
47024	Do improving methods, on the whole, confirm or strengthen the concepts that are gaining wider acceptance?
47024	Do the concepts and hypotheses lend themselves to exact methods, and do they, on the whole, help to perfect methods?
47024	Do the muscles talk, or do you talk for them?
47024	Do we make any attempt to apply the physical method to describe and explain those motions of matter which on the psychical view we term voluntary?
47024	Do you understand?''
47024	Does the method equally suffice when it is applied to living matter?
47024	Has the Sun forgotten to shine and the Planets to revolve around it?
47024	How is it substantiated?
47024	How, then, shall he attain consistency and precision?
47024	In this we have many rivals who echo the cry,"Why art thou, NEMINISM, come hither to torment us before our time?"
47024	In what States were only small majorities so interested, in what States only large minorities, and in what ones only small minorities?
47024	Is biology, then, a science?
47024	Is it because Osteopathy and Ostariopathy are more fashionable and less spiritual?
47024	Is it muscle or Mind?
47024	Is its sign plus or minus?
47024	Is the element under investigation a positive or a negative quantity?
47024	One feels like asking, If good and evil are equally made by God, then which is which?
47024	Probably this charge is well founded, but what can be expected of a people so newly freed from the Ghetto?
47024	Second, what progress is being made in the application of exact methods to research?
47024	Should they not also indicate where precious supplements of information may be found to fill the voids of written tradition?
47024	The idea of preparing_ Who''s Who in America_[39] was suggested by the success of the English book, Who''s Who?
47024	They ask, What dependence can be placed upon opinions or theories that are thus subject to change?
47024	Was not Agassiz the most learned naturalist alive, and what had he to say about Darwinian vagaries?
47024	Was not Cuvier a great anatomist, and had he ever taught this nonsense about the mutability of species?
47024	What country can surpass Ireland''s enthusiasm for agricultural training?
47024	What has been the outcome?
47024	What of bones and muscles, and teguments and integuments?
47024	Which is tired, and so speaks?
47024	Who was it discovered, demonstrated, and teaches the marvel of Neministic Healing?
47024	Why?
47024	Without Mind could the muscles be tired?
51589	And it wo n''t function?
51589	How should a Veld transporter work?
51589	If he fails, what of it?
51589	Suppose you restore the Veld? 51589 What sort of woman?"
51589	What standards do you propose to judge by?
51589	And in what voices, born of the Veld''s touch on the Waldos?
51589	And while it''s a good island how can it give a marooned man not only comfort but heart''s desire?
51589	And would there be more than speaking to do?
51589	Are you dissatisfied?"
51589	But I?
51589	But he was frowning a little, and after a while he said in an absent way:"Now, how would one determine that?"
51589	But why should n''t he try?
51589	Could n''t he see?
51589	Does he make another transporter?"
51589	I have thought to myself that Charpantier says of everything:"Why is this thing not perfect?"
51589	I would speak and Charpantier would speak, but what would we say?
51589	So, in the end, he takes a rag, and a bone, and a hank of hair--""And makes a woman?"
51589	Something the Veld himself could n''t accomplish?"
51589	Then what?
51589	What could I do for the Veld?
51589	What do you want from them?
51589	What now?
51589	What''re you doing to these people you bring here?
51589	What''s insane in that?"
51589	Where to go, what to do, how to repair?
51589	he obediently answered:"How?"
51589	while I say to myself:"Where is the perfection in this thing?"
32427	All set?
32427	And how long will that take you?
32427	And how many people from the Institute?
32427	And the Hachovnik twins?
32427	And you see Leader Marley when?
32427	And you think you do now?
32427	Are n''t we getting the same thing?
32427	But are you sure you wo n''t want me later in the evening, Doctor? 32427 But what for?"
32427	Ca n''t you at least shut the door?
32427	David? 32427 Do n''t you want me to get out the ice cubes, Doctor?"
32427	Do you doubt my loyalty, Leader Marley?
32427	Do you mean to say you were listening to our conversation? 32427 Do you mean you want me to give you the injection to prolong your life, or the secret of how to do it, or what?"
32427	Do you take everything as a joke, Karl?
32427	Do you think I''d care?
32427	Dr. Haslam? 32427 Everything in order, Officer?"
32427	Evidence?
32427	Explain to the watchguard out there, will you?
32427	Feel like working?
32427	Get me Dr. Haslam.... Karl? 32427 Get me Dr. Karl Haslam... Karl?
32427	Get rid of me? 32427 Has anyone?"
32427	How did you get here, Leah? 32427 How do you like being a Ruler, by the way?
32427	How long does anything take in Research? 32427 How much longer is this here experiment going to take?
32427	If your notes are safe, why do n''t you just destroy your mice and get rid of your proof that way?
32427	In other words, it''s time for us to get going?
32427	Is it treason to tell you a plain fact?
32427	Is it? 32427 Is that right, Dr. Haslam?
32427	It kept you young and beautiful, did n''t it?
32427	It would seem that way, would n''t it? 32427 Leader Marley, Miss Hachovnik here is very ill. Wo n''t you let this girl help her to the rest room?
32427	Like me and Tanya?
32427	Next Wednesday at ten? 32427 Nothing new here that I ought to see, Lanza?"
32427	Nothing to see that I have n''t seen before, is there? 32427 Oh, Jones, will you get an aircab to take the doctors to BureauMed, and then arrange for their Roboplanes to be serviced and ready in an hour?"
32427	Promise you''ll be good, Leah?
32427	Ready?
32427	Say, ai n''t you feeling well, Leader? 32427 She''s_ what_?"
32427	That old man you asked me to bring from the Vermont quarries, the one who was detained for illegal study of the Coptic language? 32427 Then there''s no truth in it?"
32427	What about Dr. Lanza? 32427 What are you doing here?
32427	What did you say, Leader?
32427	What did you say, Leader?
32427	What do you mean,''poor girl''?
32427	What do you mean?
32427	What do you mean?
32427	What good will that do? 32427 What happened?
32427	What if the audience comes around to the stage door?
32427	What is it?
32427	What she says is impossible?
32427	What time did you say your sister is coming?
32427	What''s Coptic?
32427	What''s the matter, Leah? 32427 What''s the meaning of this intrusion?"
32427	What''s what?
32427	Where now?
32427	While you''re thinking it over, will you look at these protocols? 32427 Who''s got Blue Martian?"
32427	Why all the melodrama?
32427	Why did you have to deliver that in person? 32427 Why do those bottles have different numbers?"
32427	Why the deadline?
32427	Will you bare your arm while I prepare the syringe?
32427	With what kind of weapon? 32427 Would you like to see my mice?
32427	Would you rather I had none at all, Leader Marley?
32427	Yes? 32427 Yes?
32427	Yes?
32427	You do n''t want me to arrest this woman?
32427	You realize, of course, that it is your duty to acquaint Leader Marley with all the details of your discovery?
32427	You think, then, that other cases of Blue Martian may develop?
32427	You understand, Dr. Wong, that I shall have to report the locked door? 32427 You''d rather stay with us and perhaps be exposed to the Fever?"
32427	You''re quite certain, Officer Magnun, that all the fugitives were destroyed?
32427	All set?"
32427	And it''s connected somehow with the Blue Martian virus?"
32427	And now what choice have you made for your holiday?"
32427	And what will happen then?"
32427	And what will they think at the Institute?
32427	And why have a party in your Library, Dr. Wong?
32427	And--?"
32427	Are n''t you glad to see me?
32427	Are you a traitor?"
32427	Are you still game?"
32427	But is there anything to keep it, someday, from rising in the west?"
32427	But what do we do now?
32427	But what in the name of Leader Marley shall I do with my knowledge?"
32427	Can you follow orders exactly?"
32427	Can you get an early lunch and be back here this afternoon at two?"
32427	Can you imagine what this will do to our society?
32427	Can you meet me in the lab right away?
32427	Could any man be trusted, he wondered, to deal wisely with a power so great?
32427	David, will you proceed?"
32427	Did you happen to notice, this morning, whether the Sun did actually rise in the east?"
32427	Do n''t I count?"
32427	Do n''t you ever think about people''s feelings?
32427	Do n''t you want him to live forever, too?
32427	Do you approve of the final form?
32427	Do you guys want to be reported?"
32427	Do you keep your notes in a private system of shorthand?"
32427	Do you see that?"
32427	Do you think I''m fool enough to let you out of my sight?"
32427	Do you think it could be the climate here in New York?"
32427	Do you understand?
32427	Do you want me to kill you now?"
32427	Does it matter?
32427	Had Karl visited the basement lab?
32427	Had Leah been listening in to all of his phone conversations?
32427	Had Marley never known that there was more than one?
32427	Have n''t you ever wondered why no one put on the pressure?
32427	Have you any idea why you''ve been let alone for so long?
32427	Have you forgotten Leader Marley''s Maxim: Constructive science does not skulk behind locked doors?"
32427	He was reprieved, he knew, but for how long?
32427	How are you this morning?"
32427	How did you find the elixir or whatever it is?"
32427	How do you feel about this thing now?
32427	How were his friends getting along?
32427	I know it now, even better than you do, but what can I do?"
32427	I presume your notes are safely locked up, by the way?"
32427	Is that clear?
32427	Just this morning I had to send her home because she was ill.""Do you mean to say,"asked Marley,"that none of her story is true?"
32427	Keep a punishment a secret and how can it have any effect on other people?
32427	Leah?
32427	Makes a good place for Research, do n''t you think?"
32427	Marley continued implacably,"And how did this epidemic begin?
32427	Now where was I?"
32427	Now, Dr. Lanza, will you tell me the reason for this visit?
32427	Odd how these marks run in families, is n''t it?"
32427	Or had he merely assumed that Magnun would ask for Leah?
32427	Pretty early, are n''t you?"
32427	Surely you would n''t want to have that on your conscience?"
32427	Tell me, how do you keep your youth?"
32427	That all?
32427	The men who created atomic power probably felt inadequate, too, but could they have made as bad a mess of handling it as others did?
32427	The precipitates?
32427	The rest has your approval?
32427	There was Lanza this morning-- why had he come unannounced, in person, when a Communications call would have served the purpose equally well?
32427	Understand?"
32427	Was anyone else watching him, he wondered, listening to his talk, perhaps even checking the routine of his experimental work?
32427	Was it only idle curiosity that had prompted her or was she acting under orders?
32427	We''re trying to trace them, of course, but--""Anything more?"
32427	Were they ready yet?
32427	What about Officer Magnun?
32427	What about the generations of children coming into a world where no places have been vacated for them by death?
32427	What about the struggles for power?
32427	What are you going to do about me?
32427	What do you suppose the Phoenix did with his new life, once he''d risen from the ashes of his old self?"
32427	What do you_ do_, behind a locked door, that you do n''t want anyone to see?"
32427	What do you_ want_ with Privacy?"
32427	What explanation do you have?"
32427	What good will a long life do me, if it only preserves me as the middle- aged woman I''ll be by then?
32427	What have you got against me, Dr. Wong, that you infect all the others and only pretend to do it to me?
32427	What in the world?"
32427	What is her story?"
32427	What is your explanation?"
32427	What is your explanation?"
32427	What is your explanation?"
32427	What was he going to do?
32427	What''s gone wrong?
32427	What''s happened to you?
32427	What''s happened?
32427	What''s treasonable about that?"
32427	What''s worrying you?"
32427	What''s wrong with using Communications?"
32427	When Tanya opened it, he simply said,''Office Category Hachovnik?''
32427	When is Tanya arriving?"
32427	Where''s that memorandum, Lanza?"
32427	Who are these latest traitors?"
32427	Who will decide, and on what basis, whether to confer or to withhold this gift?
32427	Who''s going to clear up afterward?"
32427	Who''s to serve the supper?
32427	Why are n''t you in the hospital with the others?"
32427	Why did you do that?"
32427	Why do you always call me your''dear boy?''
32427	Why have you not mentioned it?"
32427	Why is it later than I think?"
32427	Why?"
32427	Will you send someone up with a vial of phoenix special?
32427	With the usual secrecy, of course?"
32427	Wong?"
32427	Wong?"
32427	Would they realize, at Psycho- detention, that they had the wrong woman?
32427	You say both the Hachovnik twins have disappeared?"
32427	[ Illustration]"Who''ll be first?"
30124	Accidentally, or were they put out?
30124	And now what''s Hay''s mission?
30124	And now what, Captain?
30124	Anything been happening at the front, sir?
30124	Are n''t you glad we won through?
30124	Are you sure, Hemmy?
30124	Are you sure?
30124	Ask Wells about that, why do n''t you? 30124 Atlantean?"
30124	Bob? 30124 But methinks thou art in need of food and sustenance?"
30124	But what can they do?
30124	But what,he wondered, as he stopped the helicopters,"did he mean by''give a_ last_ handshake''?"
30124	But where does this steam come from? 30124 But why did you look that way?"
30124	But,put in Lance,"how do the torpedoes fly?
30124	But-- but, are you a prisoner?
30124	But-- but--he exclaimed,"how the devil could he do that?"
30124	But-- how did I do it?
30124	But-- what about Hemmy Bowman?
30124	Captain? 30124 Captain?"
30124	Could they see it coming?
30124	Days? 30124 Days?"
30124	Did that shock--?
30124	Did you have the car wait?
30124	Did you know that the model of the Breslau gun had been stolen?
30124	Did you see his dead body?
30124	Do n''t you think that this is the end of it, Doctor?
30124	Do short waves fog glass, Doctor?
30124	Do you feel perfectly normal now?
30124	Do you recognize the photo?
30124	Do you want them to get us with their paralyzing ray?
30124	Dost thou realize what would hang upon thy skill? 30124 Enemies?"
30124	Everybody with me?
30124	Everything right?
30124	Fog?
30124	God, Keith, what_ is_ it?
30124	Got it?
30124	Got the depth charge ready, Keith? 30124 Graham, you there?"
30124	Have they been moved there recently?
30124	Have ye heard? 30124 Heliopolis?
30124	Heliopolis?
30124	Hemmy?
30124	Hero Giles Hudson begs thy pardon,he said,"but methought thou spoke in the language of Sir Henry Hudson, my ancestor?"
30124	Home?
30124	How are they treating him?
30124	How did you get word that you were to be rescued from Atlanta?
30124	How do we know that he did n''t? 30124 How do you mean, sir?"
30124	How does she know?
30124	How high are we?
30124	How many of them are there, Mac? 30124 How wilt thou manage thy curious weapon?"
30124	How-- how did they wipe you out to- day?
30124	How? 30124 Huh?"
30124	Hurt, sir?
30124	I wonder if he''s still alive?
30124	I wonder what deviltry they''re cooking up?
30124	I wonder what he''ll hatch up to combat our helmet- lights? 30124 I wonder where they''ve taken Alden?"
30124	I would know why the all powerful Wanderer, of whom thou makest so much, did not rescue Princess Altara?
30124	I''m not much of an artilleryman, but I''m wondering how you take up the recoil?
30124	Impossible? 30124 Is Saranoff alive?"
30124	Is he coming to the United States?
30124	Is he in the United States?
30124	Is that an isolated building?
30124	Is there a black lamp at that gun platform?
30124	Is there no defence against them?
30124	It does seem funny, does n''t it, Wells?
30124	It''s obvious, Colonel: how did the Slavs know we were going to raid that comparatively unimportant base of theirs at such and such a time? 30124 Ivan Karuska,"he said slowly and distinctly,"do you hear me?"
30124	Ivan Karuska,repeated Dr. Bird,"do you hear me?"
30124	Jarmuth?
30124	Just why the hell,he muttered,"did I ever join the Navy?"
30124	Keith? 30124 Knapp?"
30124	Mac, did you say they were our friends? 30124 Markest thou that tree yonder, on the ledge of the valley?"
30124	McKegnie, can you hear me?
30124	McKegnie?... 30124 Not trying to get out, are you?"
30124	Now, what the hell''s this thing for?
30124	Oh, God, what''s happened?
30124	Oh, Mr. Wells, where are you?
30124	On which floor?
30124	One hundred leagues in two hours? 30124 Over the world?
30124	Powerful, is it not? 30124 So, then, no doubt, he has told you of the law of our country?"
30124	So? 30124 Sound happy-- eh?"
30124	Surely, but why did n''t Breslau hear it?
30124	The Emperor?
30124	The battery?
30124	The old explorer whose men turned him adrift? 30124 The real business?"
30124	Then he whom the dog- born Jereboam captured was thy friend?
30124	Then your theory is that some sort of a ray machine was put in operation before the helicopter landed?
30124	Then-- but-- you''re not running the_ NX-1_, are you?
30124	There or here-- what matter? 30124 They were washed last Friday, but they do look rather dirty, do n''t they?
30124	Thinkest thou couldst ride a podoko?
30124	Thou art ready, Friend Nelson?
30124	Thou seest?
30124	Time? 30124 Time?"
30124	Understand, Keith?
30124	Was there ever an instrument of war that had not its defence? 30124 We saw them at dusk, last evening-- remember?
30124	Well?
30124	Well?
30124	Wells? 30124 Wells?
30124	What are they doing?
30124	What are they?
30124	What can I do? 30124 What caused the row?"
30124	What did you say about that prisoner?
30124	What do you mean?
30124	What do you suppose they''ll try next, Doctor?
30124	What does it mean, Doctor?
30124	What dost thou propose?
30124	What has happened, Carnes?
30124	What in hell are you doing up there?
30124	What is Jarmuth?
30124	What is it, Tommy? 30124 What is it?"
30124	What is that?
30124	What is the black lamp?
30124	What is the idea?
30124	What is the thing?
30124	What is your name?
30124	What madness is this?
30124	What sayest thou? 30124 What the devil was that?
30124	What the devil?
30124	What the devil?
30124	What thinkest thou of our retortii?
30124	What time do you make it?
30124	What was in the bombs?
30124	What was it?
30124	What was that vitrilene helmet for?
30124	What were you going to do after you were rescued from jail?
30124	What wouldst thou, oh Heracles?
30124	What''s that?
30124	What''s the matter, Keith?
30124	What''s the matter, old man?
30124	What''s this?
30124	What''s this?
30124	What''s wrong?
30124	What? 30124 What?"
30124	When?
30124	Where are they?
30124	Where are you?
30124	Where did he get to?
30124	Where did you get the formula for radite?
30124	Where in hell''s it going?
30124	Where is he living in London?
30124	Who is the present head of the Young Labor party?
30124	Why do n''t you take me with them? 30124 Why?"
30124	Will that always be home to you, Tommy?
30124	Will you have him brought here at once, please?
30124	Will you land? 30124 Wonder if Alden had any better luck?"
30124	Wonder what it was?
30124	Wot abaht that there Captain Hay, sir?
30124	Would it not seem so?
30124	Yes.... Keith-- you''re trying to dodge out of the tunnel, are n''t you?
30124	Yes?
30124	Yes?
30124	You do n''t know how much he got through?
30124	You know how a sliver of wood is propelled by the ripples of a pond? 30124 You know the working of the beacon?"
30124	You mean that the current might melt the wire?
30124	You mean--?
30124	You say the boats are completely destroyed?
30124	You say these bright boys from over the border want to chow six more girls? 30124 You sitting beside an Emperor?"
30124	You were on guard here last night?
30124	You would-- eh?
30124	You''d rather drown?
30124	You''re all back on the_ NX-1_, Keith? 30124 You''re going right through that cavern, then, Wells?"
30124	You''re going to investigate what lies beyond?
30124	You''re sure he''s insane?
30124	You''ve located their headquarters? 30124 ***** But surprise? 30124 ***** He turned to Althora to ask,How are they coming?
30124	*****"What happened next?"
30124	*****"What is the law of Jarmuth?"
30124	Accuse him outright of his suspicions?
30124	All ready?"
30124	Am I right?"
30124	And then, in the octopi submarine, had come a soft glow of violet.... Was it a more deadly weapon than the paralyzing ray?
30124	And thou"--his heavy, golden eyebrows shot up--"and thou, what dost thou wish?"
30124	And with what could America hold them back?
30124	Any signs of life from the devil?"
30124	Are you all right?"
30124	Are you there?"
30124	Art thou mad?
30124	Bailley, have you still got that goldfish bowl?"
30124	Be reasonable, ca n''t you?
30124	But ca n''t something be done about wrong numbers?
30124	But can they ever destroy the rest of that swarm?
30124	But how far, Keith wondered, had that ship preceded her?
30124	But how much had he got through on the radiophone before being stopped?
30124	But how?
30124	But if I can stop this annual tribute, it wo n''t be so bad, will it?"
30124	But what if he should pull one and open all the exit ports?
30124	But where to?
30124	But why does n''t he show up?"
30124	But-- but-- Praed--""What happened?"
30124	But-- would Hay be there?
30124	By the way, you have two more communists here, Denberg and Semensky, have n''t you?"
30124	Ca n''t you hear it?
30124	Ca n''t you hear me?
30124	Can you hear me?
30124	Can you hear me?"
30124	Cook McKegnie?"
30124	Could you tell us what it means?"
30124	Do n''t you hear me?
30124	Do you get the idea now?"
30124	Do you understand?"
30124	Dost dare make threats to thy liege lord?"
30124	Dost doubt my words, sirrah?"
30124	Douglas said swiftly:"Headquarters?
30124	During one brief pause the anguished cook found himself groaning aloud:"Oh, Mr. Wells, where are you?
30124	Finally Lance snorted and burst out:"Why the hell did you run away, Praed?
30124	Following them-- where?
30124	For heaven''s sake, McKegnie, where are you?"
30124	Gas of some sort?"
30124	Get that?
30124	Got it?"
30124	Had he stumbled upon a remnant of that powerful people whose fabled empire had been drowned ten centuries ago in the cold waves of the Atlantic?
30124	Had he told where the rendezvous, was to be?
30124	Had the enemy seen Bowman leave?
30124	Had the ray struck him down?
30124	Hay, or a swooping squadron of Slav planes?
30124	He seems to bear a charmed life, does n''t he?"
30124	He went by here, did n''t he?"
30124	His words were audible to everyone, and they voiced the thought in every brain:"What''re we going to do now?"
30124	How about Hill 333?"
30124	How darest thou bandy words with us?"
30124	How far away is it?"
30124	How is it generated?"
30124	How many men have you?"
30124	How much did the Slavs know?
30124	How much had Ranth got through before he stopped him?
30124	How was he to know that it had gone straight through?
30124	How will they get here?"
30124	I guess that''s why he said it, old fellow...."Lance gasped:"You''re sacrificing your life?"
30124	I understand that one of the guards escaped the fate which overtook the rest of the persons in the infirmary?"
30124	I wonder what kind of devils caught him?"
30124	If I am not speaking out of turn, what are you planning to do in the mean time?"
30124	If I had something to hold them apart--"You have n''t a piece of steel about five inches long, have you?--or anything to substitute for it?
30124	If the thieves came in through the windows, what was their object in cutting that hole through the roof?
30124	If you wish to question this man, why not give him the same treatment?"
30124	Into the silence Lance whispered:"And that-- that is Hay''s job?"
30124	Is it yet time?"
30124	Is n''t that so?"
30124	Is there any way of artificially stimulating this man''s brain so that we can force the secrets of his subconscious mind from him?"
30124	Is there anyone now who can take up the work and bring order and results from this chaos of futility?"
30124	Is there anything else?"
30124	It that understood?"
30124	It was:"Now, what the hell''s this thing for?"
30124	Just how much did the Slavs know, then, about the torpedoes?
30124	Keith?
30124	Look''em over, will you?''
30124	Much better than a correspondence course in''How to Be a Submarine Commander,''eh?"
30124	Need I name it?"
30124	Now what in hell is all this?"
30124	Now, let''s see: what the hell''s this thing for?...
30124	Now-- what?
30124	Oh, Mr. Wells, where are you?
30124	On the other''s nod of affirmation he continued:"What''s your plan?"
30124	One of those mound cities?
30124	Or, plaintively:"Now, what the hell''s_ this_ thing for?"
30124	Praed''s low voice, devoid of all trace of emotion, asked:"What makes you think I was scared, Lance?"
30124	Prithee, Wanderer, what be thy name?"
30124	Put him under arrest as a spy?
30124	Re- broadcast this news to land stations, will you?
30124	Says something about his skill as a pilot, does n''t it?
30124	Scared stiff?"
30124	Shall we build and launch the Great Fleet of the United States, and take upon our own shoulders the burden and responsibility of defense?
30124	Shall we make it?
30124	Stanesky, eh?
30124	That is, to the right-- understand?
30124	That would explain why their submarine had been sent through the tunnel.... A voice sounded in his ears:"Keith?
30124	The Ice World?"
30124	The cook''s stammering voice came back:"Why-- why-- is that you, Mr. Wells?
30124	The spy, going to transmit the news he had overheard?
30124	The whole crew''s with you?
30124	Their breadth of shoulders, the thickness of their chests-- what had these figures to do with their captivity?
30124	They''ve still got you prisoner?"
30124	They-- they''ve been experimenting on them...."***** Was he, too, Wells wondered, to be experimented on?
30124	Thou alone to overcome six of their best warriors?
30124	Thou wouldst see one fired?"
30124	Told the time and place, and warned the Slavs to look for Hay?
30124	Understand?"
30124	Understand?"
30124	Was Keith refraining from firing his torpedoes because he, Bowman, was on board the enemy boat?
30124	Was he doomed to dash up and down between floor and ceiling forever?
30124	Was it waiting with a purpose?
30124	Was it waiting-- and inviting attack?
30124	Was that a shadow?--a nightmare flying bird?--or a plane?
30124	Was this the unknown spy?
30124	We will wait... and when I am sure that-- Althora-- is-- gone... when there is nothing I can do to help--""Help?"
30124	Well?"
30124	Wells asked:"What did you hear?"
30124	Wells?"
30124	Were the Americans dead?
30124	What are they doing to you?
30124	What can have done it?"
30124	What caused it?
30124	What could he do now?
30124	What have they done to you?"
30124	What horror could have ripped them-- all of them-- to driftwood, with the weather perfect?
30124	What is this?"
30124	What kind of creatures can they be?"
30124	What knowest thou of their weapons?"
30124	What motivates them?"
30124	What now?
30124	What now?
30124	What was there that Earth could do to meet this overwhelming assault?
30124	What would Douglas say to him?
30124	What would it do to a man?"
30124	What you print there-- only letters praising your magazine to the skies?--or do you occasionally print a brickbat?
30124	When do we take off, sir?"
30124	Where are you speaking from?
30124	Where do you get that captain stuff?"
30124	Where is the place located?
30124	Who was the other wanderer?
30124	Who''s running it?
30124	Why not have a page devoted to the pictures and biographies of your writers, and full page illustrations?
30124	Why not have a space for good reprints and charge a nickel more?
30124	Why was n''t that noise heard?"
30124	Why?
30124	Why?
30124	Why?
30124	Wonder what devilment the priests are cooking up?"
30124	Wonder what the devil these are?"
30124	Would the plates stand it?
30124	Would the ray melt through the weakened steel before he could fire?
30124	Would they arrive at Cierum in time?
30124	Would you kindly oblige me?
30124	Yes-- but where?
30124	Yet what can we do?
30124	You all have hand grenades as well as your rifles?"
30124	You have it well surrounded?
30124	You know the fishing fleet that was near us yesterday morning?"
30124	You say that only one out of a hundred have n''t read reprints[?].
30124	You understand?
30124	You will?"
30124	You wo n''t let this cancel our rendezvous?"
30124	You''re game, are n''t you?"
30124	You''ve what?
30124	_ Last._ Why did he say that?"
30124	_"What?
30124	he asked,"--some radio device?
3461	And have you divined,I asked,"to which side they incline in politics?"
3461	And on Sundays do you give them the same course of reading as on a week- day, or do you make a difference?
3461	And why not,we ask,"within the power of use and disuse?"
3461	But can any parrot be trusted to keep a secret?
3461	Sono indentro?
3461	?
3461	And again, where in the name of all that is reasonable did he really stop?
3461	And what is the proportion between the shares attributable to use and disuse and to natural selection respectively?
3461	And what was Mr. Darwin''s system?
3461	And why?
3461	And, after all, what is the essence of Christianity?
3461	Are these mainly attributable to the inherited effects of use and disuse, supplemented by occasional sports and happy accidents?
3461	Are those people dead or alive?
3461	Are we in an atmosphere where we need be at much pains to speak with bated breath?
3461	Are we to say, then, that this most active, amiable and intelligent fellow could neither think nor reason?
3461	Besides, who has seen the uncles and aunts going away with the uniformity that is necessary for Mr. Darwin''s contention?
3461	Can Shakespeare be said to have begun his true life till a hundred years or so after he was dead and buried?
3461	Can the effects of habit be transmitted to progeny at all?
3461	Can we conceivably accept these doctrines in the literal sense in which the Church advances them?
3461	Can we, however, see any signs as though either Rome or England will stir hand or foot to meet us?
3461	Contents: Introduction Quis Desiderio?
3461	Could I not get myself made a Master?
3461	Did I know the author''s name, and had we given him a statue?
3461	Do we think in words, again, when we wind up our watches, put on our clothes, or eat our breakfasts?
3461	Fair or dark?
3461	Granted that they do not present all the phenomena of life-- who ever does so even when he is held to be alive?
3461	Have the good people of Oropa themselves taken them very seriously?
3461	He drew no line, and on what principle can we say that so much is possible as effect of use and disuse, but so much more impossible?
3461	His figures there are exposed to the gaze of every passer- by; yet who heeds them?
3461	How did Mr. Darwin himself leave it in the last chapter of the last edition of the"Origin of Species"?
3461	How long, I wonder, will it be before we feel that it will be a material help to us to have ultimissimissimate atoms?
3461	How many Mrs. Quicklys are there not living in London at this present moment?
3461	How, then, justify the whiteness of the Holy Family in the chapels?
3461	I readily admit it; but why have so many of our leaders shown such a strong hankering after the theory, if there is nothing in it?
3461	If heredity be an affair of memory, how can an embryo, say of a mule, be expected to build up a mule on the strength of but two mule- memories?
3461	If it is admitted that use and disuse can do a good deal, what does a good deal mean?
3461	If they can do as much as Mr. Darwin himself said they did, why should they not do more?
3461	If we know so little about life which we have experienced, how shall we know about death which we have not-- and in the nature of things never can?
3461	In whose consciousness does their truest life consist-- their own, or ours?
3461	Is it not that while, conventionally speaking, alive, they most merged their lives in, and were in fullest communion with those among whom they lived?
3461	Is it possible to deny that a dialogue-- an intelligent conversation-- had passed between the two men?
3461	No doubt he would come some day, and then what would he be like?
3461	Now what are thought and reason if the processes that were going through this cat''s mind were not both one and the other?
3461	Or are they mainly due to sports and happy accidents, supplemented by occasional inherited effects of use and disuse?
3461	Ought we not, whenever we see a difficult action performed, automatically to suspect antecedent practice?
3461	Tall or short?
3461	That those on whom we most leaned most betrayed us?
3461	That we have only come to feel our strength when there is little strength left of any kind to feel?
3461	The Virgin seems to be saying,"Why, do n''t you know me?
3461	There were doubtless once other figures of the Apostles which have disappeared; of these a single St. Peter(?
3461	Those who aimed at it as by some great thing that they would do to make them famous?
3461	Two, those of St. Joseph and St. Anna(?
3461	What are our grounds for this opinion?
3461	What are the moles and strawberry- marks of habitual action, or actions remembered and thus repeated?
3461	What can Agnosticism do against such Christianity as this?
3461	What can be conceivably more unromantic?
3461	What death can be more absolute than such absolute isolation?
3461	What had he to do with words or words with him?
3461	What is it that rises up against us at odd times and smites us in the face again and again for years after it has happened?
3461	What is the kernel of the nut?
3461	What is the secret of the hold that these people have upon us?
3461	What moment could be more humdrum and unworthy of special record than the one chosen by the artist for the chapel we are considering?
3461	What was the use of having a newspaper if one did not read it to one''s parrots?
3461	What work could stand against such treatment as the Valsesian terra- cotta figures have had to put up with?
3461	What would the musicians have done?
3461	What, for example, can seem more distinct from a man than his banker or his solicitor?
3461	What, let me ask, are the principal phenomena of heredity?
3461	When one comes to think of it, he must have done so, for how is it conceivable that such plays should have had such runs if he had not?
3461	When the lady drank to the gentleman only with her eyes, and he pledged with his, was there no conversation because there was neither noun nor verb?
3461	Where is it to end?
3461	Where is the intricate and at one time difficult art in which perfect automatic ease has been reached except as the result of long practice?
3461	Wherein did the snuff- box differ more from a written order, than a written order differs from a spoken one?
3461	Which does the question contemplate-- the life we know, or the life which others may know, but which we know not?
3461	Who can define heat or cold, or night or day?
3461	Who can make head or tail of the inextricable muddle in which he left it?
3461	Who has answered the question,"What is truth?"
3461	Who saw them go, or can point to analogous cases so conclusive as to compel assent from any equitable thinker?
3461	Who, save a very few, even know of their existence?
3461	Who, then, are the most likely so to run that they may obtain this veritable prize of our high calling?
3461	Why should this one get arrested in its flight and made immortal when so many worthier ones have perished?
3461	Why stop where Mr. Darwin did?
3461	Why, then, this persistent slackness on the part of the anthem, who at this juncture should follow her papa, the rector, into the reading- desk?
3461	Would Mrs. Newton have been able to set the aunt and the dog before us so vividly if she had been more highly educated?
3461	Would he be bald and wear spectacles like papa, or would he be young and good- looking?
3461	was not Mr. Edison alive when this chapel was made?
3461	{ 22}"Luck, or Cunning, as the main means of Organic Modification?"
3461	{ 38} If so, then, whom can we trust?
45938	How_ do_ you teach them?
45938	Where did you get such bright animals?
45938	Why destroy spiders, except in rooms, while they check the increase of flies? 45938 Why,"Rizal said,"is this the first time you ever saw the flowers?"
45938	_ I giornali riparlano di me?_( So the journals are talking of me again) he exclaimed interrogatively.
45938	14.--MacBride, Thomas H. Botany, How Much and When?
45938	ARE JEWS JEWS?
45938	Are we to suppose that round heads can only beget round heads, but that snub noses can produce the hooked variety as a mere result of imagination?
45938	But have we not here object lessons which ought to be applied to other departments of the Government?
45938	But what troubles me is this: can it be possible that any part of this revelation can come through one as humble as myself?
45938	But when did artists of the white race ever shrink from such subjects?
45938	Did he then think of how he had got out before, and at once or after a time of thinking repeat the act?
45938	How would the commerce of France, or Germany, or Russia get on if England were ruined and the English market destroyed?
45938	How, then, could we expect anything better when a European has to pass an opinion on a brown man?
45938	How, then, do the objects originally recognized by the association as its_ raison d''être_ correspond to the needs of our own time?
45938	I know I am nothing, but can not the Supreme Being use a mere nothing to accomplish his purpose?"
45938	Is it not fair to ask such a one to repeat my experiments with his supposedly superior animal?
45938	Is it only in the matter of killing that the aid of science is required?
45938	It would ask,"What are the objects to be accomplished?"
45938	Now, to what is this rise in head index due?
45938	To whom are we as much indebted for the great advance of science in their day as to these very men?
45938	Until he does and systematically tries to find out how its mind works and what it is capable of, has he any right to bear witness?
45938	What better missionary work could be done in behalf of education than to establish a"thought center"in every farming region or small town?
45938	What do we really see?
45938	What has anthropology, as interpreted by Professor Ripley, to produce against this negative evidence of history?
45938	What have I seen and what have I heard?...
45938	What particular service is to be expected from such intercourse as the association seeks to provide?
45938	What, then, are the most important causes?
45938	Why burn powder against starlings, which pass their lives in eating larvà ¦ and picking vermin from the cattle in the fields?
45938	Why destroy the ladybird, which feeds on aphides?
45938	Why destroy the nuthatch and de- nest the warbler, foes of wasps?
45938	Why destroy the shrew mole, which lives on earthworms, as the mouse does on wheat?
45938	Why has it been thus?
45938	Why kill the bat, which makes war on night moths and many bugs, as swallows do on flies?
45938	Why kill the inoffensive slowworm, which eats grasshoppers?
45938	Why kill the toad, which eats snails, weevils, and ants?
45938	Why lay snares for titmice, when each pair take on an average one hundred and twenty thousand worms and insects for their little ones?
45938	Why make war on sparrows, which eat seeds only when they can not get insects, and which exterminate so many grain- eating insects?
45938	Why save the lives of thousands of gnats by destroying goat- suckers?
45938	Why slay the cuckoo, whose favorite food is the caterpillar, which we do not like to touch?
45938	Why tread on the cricket in the garden, which wars upon caterpillars, snails, and grubs?
45938	Why?
45938	_ Question 1._--If you wished to teach a horse to tap seven times with his hoof when you asked him"How many days are there in a week?"
45938	_ Question 2._--Do you think you_ could_ teach him that way, even if naturally you would take some other way?
45938	_ Question 3._--How would you teach him?
45938	would you teach him by taking his leg and making him go through the motions?
51353	Are n''t they smaller than many of the asteroids? 51353 Are you a Kometevskyite?"
51353	But you know that already, do n''t you? 51353 Did you know,"Theodor said suddenly,"that in_ Gulliver''s Travels_ Dean Swift predicted that better telescopes would show Mars to have two moons?
51353	Do n''t you love me, Mummy?
51353	Do you see what I''m driving at?
51353	Going to a party?
51353	How far have they got with that?
51353	In you?
51353	Shall I call Frieda?
51353	So that''s why Rosalind''s bringing Frieda''s daughter?
51353	Twenty- five miles?
51353	Two balls of rock just a few miles in diameter?
51353	Why do you act so nervous around me?
51353	Yes, dear?
51353	You angry with me about something?
51353	You''re not suggesting, are you, that we''re going to be punished for our polygamous sins by a cosmic catastrophe? 51353 After science, there will be... what? 51353 Be a corking fight, what? 51353 But then she went on,Those names Phobos and Deimos-- they''re Greek, are n''t they?
51353	Butterflies taking advantage of good weather to wing together in a glamorous, artificial dance-- until outraged Nature decided to wipe them out?
51353	Do n''t you see what''s happened?"
51353	Do you feel how the dirt seems to be_ in_ the leather, as if it had lain for years in the grave?"
51353	Fire from Heaven and all that?"
51353	Look here, my boy, suppose you were commanding a fleet and got wind of the enemy''s approach-- what would you do?
51353	Or had they merely been playing family, experimenting with their notions of complex marriage like a bunch of silly adolescents?
51353	Or will I be peeled like an apple?_ She looked at Ivan and knew he was thinking the same thing.
51353	Say half an hour?"
51353	She was wondering,_ will they go first, or my head?
51353	Strong sources of mutual strength and security to each other?
51353	The monkeylike figure muttered,"Scotch- and- soda,"then turned toward Edmund and asked,"And what is your reaction to all this, sir?"
51353	Were they really a family?
51353	What clues could she hope to find in this knee- high twilight?
51353	What do they mean?"
51353	Where am I to find it?"
40782	( truss?)
40782	( truss?)
40782	(_ Illustrated London News_, 1869?)]
40782	1851-?
40782	1851-?
40782	1852( or Marriottsville, Bollman 1/50''One of first Bollman 1853)-?
40782	1853-?
40782	1854-?
40782	1855-?
40782	1856-?
40782	1856-?
40782	1856-?
40782	1860-?
40782	1863(4?)-?
40782	1863-?
40782	1864-?
40782	1864-?
40782	1864-?
40782	1868-?
40782	1868-?
40782	1870- Belpre, Ohio- Bollman 16/?
40782	1870-?
40782	1871- Baltimore, Md., Timber?
40782	1873-?
40782	1875- Baltimore, Md., Iron truss 1/?
40782	1876- Baltimore, Md.,"Single- 1/?
40782	1876- Baltimore, Md.,"Single- 1/?
40782	1877- Baltimore, Md., Iron truss 1/?
40782	1879-?
40782	1881- 1960 Baltimore, Md., Wrought- 1/?
40782	?-?
40782	?-?
40782	Baltimore, Md., Bollman 2/?
40782	Berwyn, Md., Paint Bollman?
40782	Bladensburg, Md., Bollman 1/?
40782	Bladensburg, Md., Bollman 1/?
40782	By how many signs and degrees is the moon distant from the sun, and from its nodes?
40782	Can it be seen in the north or in the south?
40782	Cape Fear, N.C., Bollman 1/217''(?)
40782	Cape Fear, N.C., Bollman 2/146''6"Wilmington Railway Bridge Northeast Branch, truss(?)
40782	Cost, 1870(?)
40782	Does the moon hide[ occult eclipse] any of the fixed stars from the earth dwellers, and which of these does it obscure?
40782	Drawbridge 1/?
40782	Elysville, Md., Bollman 4/?
40782	Had he spent too much time in mechanical studies to the neglect of his ecclesiastical duties?
40782	How many days is it from mean new moon or full moon?
40782	How many years have passed from a given epoch?
40782	Iron bridge mentioned in Branch truss(?)
40782	Iron bridge mentioned in Rocks, Md., Back truss(?)
40782	Iron roof?
40782	Is it north or south?
40782	Is the moon in eclipse?
40782	Is the sea swelling with periodic heat[ at high tide?]
40782	Is the sun in eclipse anywhere on earth?
40782	Is the sun or the moon, in apogee or perigee, ascending or descending?
40782	Is there a true new or full moon?
40782	Is this year a leap year, or a common year-- first, second, or third after leap year?
40782	Laurel, Md., Bollman?
40782	Near Point of Bollman 1/80''(?)
40782	Next to this are two other slightly larger circles divided into 30 degrees, one[ rotating?]
40782	Northwest Branch, truss(?)
40782	Of what magnitude, etc.?
40782	One questionable spelling has been retained as follows: Footnote 20:"Sur le Multiplier electro- magnetique..."--should be"Multiplicateur"?
40782	Patapsco River through truss Pre-1861-?
40782	Post- Ilchester, Md., Bollman 1/?
40782	Pre-1861-?
40782	Pre-1861-?
40782	Replaced by bridge built by French firm of Schneider, Cruesot& Co. 1860- 1910 Chile, Paine River Bollman 1/?
40782	River truss(?)
40782	Salt Creek deck truss Pre-1855-?
40782	Section 76 truss(?)
40782	Skew; replacement of Patapsco River through Upper Bridge(?).
40782	The question arises, has the engine survived as a true and accurate representation of the original machine built in 1851?
40782	Total or partial?
40782	What are its functions there?
40782	What days of the year do the various feasts fall on, and the movable feasts during the ecclesiastical year?
40782	What is the apparent magnitude of the solar and lunar diameter, and of the horizontal parallax of the umbra and penumbra of the earth?
40782	What is the apparent speed of the sun and of the moon?
40782	What is the current month of the year, and what day of the month and of the week?
40782	What is the latitude of the moon?
40782	What is the magnitude, and the duration of this eclipse, with respect to the whole earth?
40782	What limb of the moon is obscured?
40782	What makes phosphorus so important that they can not grow without it?
40782	What sign of the zodiac does the sun occupy, the moon, the head and tail of the dragon?
40782	Which construction of a pendulum apparatus corresponds completely to all requirements of science?
40782	Which of the planets is dominant?
40782	[ 2] Was the substance new which Brand showed to his friends?
40782	[ Johann Bartholomacus] Tromsdorff-- should be Johann Bartholomäus Trommsdorff?
40782	_ Novissima ac Perpetua Astronomica Ephemeris Authomatica Theorico- Practica._ Trent: Giovanni Battista Monauni, 1763(?).
40782	about 1- 1/4 miles through east of 1854 truss bridge, Patapsco River Pre-1856-?
40782	c. 1864-?
40782	c.1869- Harpers Ferry, Va., Bollman 4/?
40782	or is it deflated[ low tide], or quiescent?
40782	pivot Cape Fear River draw/150''1868-?
40782	spans Remarks service/ length of each 1850-?
40782	truss(?)
40782	truss(?)
50980	All_ right_? 50980 And how are things''twixt you and your beloved?"
50980	But_ you_ buy them sometimes?
50980	Did you have a complaint, sir?
50980	Have n''t you heard?
50980	Huh?
50980	Mines?
50980	Now are n''t you proud of me? 50980 Now we''re gon na take this election, see?
50980	Oh?
50980	Oh?
50980	See, honeybunch?
50980	So I buy greeting cards, so what?
50980	Then,said the air pollution inspector eagerly,"I''ll be upgraded?
50980	Ugly, huh?
50980	Well, I came just in time, eh?
50980	What are greeting cards exactly? 50980 What is it?"
50980	What''s the Copyright fee on that one?
50980	Where you headed for?
50980	Why?
50980	Wonderful? 50980 Would you please handle it, sir?
50980	Yeah?
50980	You buy greeting cards, I suppose, sir?
50980	You imbecile, the leasing charge on the Monitex is ten credits an hour, is n''t it? 50980 Are you_ kidding_?
50980	But if we get back on the gravy train-- well, need I say more?"
50980	But what do I do about it?"
50980	But what do you mean,''compared to where you''re heading?''
50980	Can I have special permission to join my wife on her vacation?
50980	Do you hear me?"
50980	I''ll get that promotion promised two years ago?"
50980	It certainly was quiet, was n''t it?
50980	Jeb asked eagerly,"What have we got with fees of a thousand credits and higher?"
50980	Now is n''t it just as logical to protect owners of a phrase when somebody else uses it verbally?"
50980	Okay?"
50980	Or get her back here?"
50980	She thinks_ she''s_ the only one who''ll have a vacation, eh?
50980	Sure, you''ll be assigned a dirty underground job, on the cables maybe, and the pay will be ridiculous, but it''ll be right here, wo n''t it?"
50980	Three years ago, I sent you to the Pleasure Palace for a month, remember?"
50980	We picked up a Verbal Copyright violation....""You left it on all night?"
50980	What''s your commission on this violation?"
50980	Who can keep track of them all?
31008	A fate worse than death? 31008 A gimmick?"
31008	Am I still receivable?
31008	And now?
31008	And other examples?
31008	And the Pink Army?
31008	And when it''s all been accomplished, what do you get out of this, Freddy?
31008	And why?
31008	And you admit that your precious Party, the ruling organ of this Proletarian Paradise of yours, actually orders what amounts of assassination?
31008	And you mean this is catching hold in this day and age?
31008	Are we supposed to know each other?
31008	Are you convalescing, major? 31008 Are you suggesting that I am not welcome to stay in this, our family home, simply because the property is in your name?"
31008	Are you sure you will be then?
31008	Are you surprised at my memory? 31008 Aw, what difference does it make?
31008	Balt? 31008 Bob Flaubert?"
31008	Bob, eh?
31008	But are n''t you a Party member yourself?
31008	But why?
31008	By the way, how is he?
31008	Camouflage, sir?
31008	Choice of weapons, eh? 31008 Did you think I was stupid?"
31008	Do I have to draw a picture?
31008	Do n''t you see how this takes up people''s time? 31008 Do you think you''re looking_ down_ at me now?"
31008	Eh?
31008	Gentlemen,he said,"I assume you are all familiar with the battle of Chancellorsville?"
31008	Have n''t you ever heard of Sándor Rákóczi?
31008	Have you gone drivel- happy?
31008	Have you read much of the Roman_ ludi_, the games as we call them?
31008	He wants you to fly that sailplane thing of yours again, huh? 31008 How about leaving us alone for a while, Sam?
31008	How come you''re never on lens when you''re in there going good, major? 31008 How is he with Bowie knives?"
31008	How''d you like them apples, soldier- boy?
31008	I do n''t believe you have any other title do you, Frank?
31008	Infantryman?
31008	Is that the word? 31008 Look, next time you decide to spend five shares of my stock on some deal like this, let me know, eh?"
31008	My fault, sir?
31008	Not even when you''re casting?
31008	Nothing else you can toss out?
31008	Oh, Joe, you have n''t taken another commission?
31008	Oh, you figured that out, eh?
31008	Oh?
31008	Ready, Major Mauser?
31008	So as to carry on our never- ending argument over the value of status?
31008	Stick my neck out?
31008	Studies tough in the Temple schools?
31008	Suppose you did n''t know I was born into Category Mining?
31008	The capital of the Sov- world? 31008 The gladiators and such?"
31008	The marshal?
31008	The who?
31008	Then what''d happen?
31008	Then why, good heavens, do you say your mission was unnecessary?
31008	Then you''ll be on the plane?
31008	Very interesting, eh?
31008	Wanta bet? 31008 Welcome aboard?"
31008	Well, what''s all this got to do with me getting into Category Religion? 31008 Well, why come here at all?
31008	Well, why not?
31008	What do you mean, a gimmick?
31008	What do you mean, frame- up, Nadine? 31008 What glasses?
31008	What has Balt to do with it?
31008	What has that man been hiding within the craft?
31008	What in devil''s going on?
31008	What price glory?
31008	What''ll you have, Nadine?
31008	What''re you trying to do, make the life of a Telly reporter sound romantic to the kid? 31008 What''s a proletarian?"
31008	What''s accomplished? 31008 What''s the matter?"
31008	What''s wrong with him?
31008	What_ is_ the answer?
31008	Whiskey?
31008	Who gives a damn?
31008	Who''re the names every fracas buff knows? 31008 Who?"
31008	Why Phil, inane words of flattery from serious old you?
31008	Why not admit it? 31008 Why not, major?
31008	Why not? 31008 Why not?
31008	Why not?
31008	Why was n''t I told? 31008 Why, what?
31008	Why?
31008	Why?
31008	Why?
31008	Would you indeed?
31008	You are n''t talking against the government, or the old time way of doing things, are you Papa? 31008 You know one of the big reasons you''re only a major?"
31008	You mean pitdogs, like in Wales, in the old days?
31008	You mean the Disarmament Commission?
31008	You mean to sit there and deliberately admit the duel was a planned attempt to eliminate me?
31008	You mean to tell me,he said,"that those people still conduct duels?
31008	You think I''m drivel- happy, eh? 31008 You want me to jump?"
31008	You''re one of us, are n''t you? 31008 You''ve heard the news?"
31008	Your point, Paul?
31008	_ Gave_ it to you? 31008 A dashing mustache, eh?
31008	A son of mine gawking at Telly?
31008	A sour voice said,"Celebrating, captain?
31008	Against Sándor Rákóczi?
31008	Am I a junior member or something, that I ca n''t be trusted?"
31008	And I said, why not try and change the rules?"
31008	Any questions, thus far?"
31008	Any questions?"
31008	Armstrong said curiously,"If you wanted to use throwing knives, why did n''t you challenge him to a duel with throwing knives?"
31008	Because as the Sov- world expanded its borders it assimilated peoples of far more, ah, sharpness, shall we say?
31008	But I was thinking, why do n''t they get modern and have real fracases, like us?
31008	But did you do yourself any good with the buffs?
31008	But even though you make it, what will you have on your hands but these problems that the Uppers seem unable to solve?"
31008	But have you ever heard of anybody doing any real jumping of caste levels in any category except Military or Religion?
31008	But how many buff- clubs you got to your name?
31008	But now?
31008	But perhaps you have never heard of the Italian short sword, eh?
31008	But where are we now?
31008	But where in the world did you receive that strange opinion?"
31008	But, if so, why?
31008	But, truly, why did you turn him down?"
31008	But... but_ why_--?"
31008	Did n''t efficiency mean anything here?
31008	Did n''t read any of the publicity I got?
31008	Did n''t you point out earlier that a Lower, in our society, never makes full priest?
31008	Do I make myself completely clear, Major Mauser?"
31008	Do n''t you realize what you''re doing, so far as the buffs are concerned?
31008	Do n''t you see you ca n''t win against the whole Sov- world?
31008	Do n''t you see?
31008	Do n''t you think you might ask me about it?"
31008	Do you realize the expense involved in getting a rhinoceros to Rome in those days?
31008	Do you think they have n''t the resources to kill a single man?"
31008	Do you think this clumsy weapon is so different from the Italian short sword, eh?"
31008	Ever heard of a crash landing, Freddy?
31008	Ever thought about that?
31008	Frankly, I''m no great admirer of the group in control of United Miners, but--"Joe was surprised enough to say,"Why not, sir?"
31008	Freddy demanded,"Look, what was the smallest machine gun in use in 1900?"
31008	Freddy growled,"How come the Hungarians have become so important in the Sov- world?
31008	Freddy looked at the Sov- world officer and said innocently,"Hiding?
31008	Freddy said slowly,"Why ca n''t you have some blood and guts combat, right up there in that glider?"
31008	Freddy said, slowly,"Why not?"
31008	Freddy said,"What in Zen''s the matter with you?
31008	From the door, Nadine said,"Good heavens, Balt, are you badgering my guests again?"
31008	Gee, how come you chose Category Military, instead of Religion?"
31008	General Armstrong said, his voice tight and worried,"Ready, Captain Rákóczi?"
31008	Gentlemen, do you realize what General McCord and his staff are doing this very moment?
31008	Got it, son?
31008	Have the movies ever done''The Joe Mauser Story''?"
31008	Have you studied Marx and Engels?"
31008	He demanded,"Why?"
31008	He leaned forward,"Yeah, you talk about priests and undertakers and all battening on human sorrow, but how about you?
31008	He said now,"Why not?"
31008	He said to Joe,"Major Mauser, you are sure such craft were in existence before 1900?
31008	He said worriedly,"Major, sir, you sure you''re checked out on that thing?
31008	He said, finally, to Nadine, rather than to the men,"What''s this got to do with me?"
31008	He said, idly,"And you think our basic institutions have reached the state of needing change?"
31008	He said, without taking time for customary amenities,"Major Mauser, could you come to my office immediately?"
31008	He said,"And was n''t that largely what you used to think about things over here, when you were back home?
31008	He said,"For example?"
31008	He said,"Well, gee, do n''t you believe in any gods at all?
31008	He said,"What was I supposed to do, hand him a rose from our table bouquet?"
31008	He said,"Why did you take so long to come?"
31008	He said,"Why''re you... exception?
31008	He said,"You mean, in all these years you have n''t been able to clean up such small elements of enemies?"
31008	He snapped bitterly,"Did I say something about poor old Bob Flaubert not having a gun, while I did?
31008	He snapped,"What''s the situation?"
31008	He sneered,"The famous Joe Mauser, eh?
31008	His son said,"Major, maybe you can finish that story some other time, huh?"
31008	Holland said,"You wonder at what I am driving, eh?
31008	How about telling me about one of your fracases, eh?
31008	How about the Category Military?
31008	How come they do n''t have all these rituals and all in some language everybody can understand?"
31008	How come they do n''t have auto- bars and all?"
31008	How do we go about changing the rules?"
31008	How have they changed in that time?"
31008	How many men you killed, major?"
31008	How many starving have you seen?"
31008	How many times have you ever heard of him really being in the dill?
31008	How much of a chance does one of them have if he runs into an old- timer like Joe Mauser, out there in no- man''s- land?"
31008	How often do the buff magazines run articles about you?
31008	How often do you get interviewed on Telly, in between fracases?
31008	How, why, when?"
31008	However, he had a nightclub singer with a list of nine or ten victories behind her--""Victories?"
31008	Is this it?"
31008	It had a heady quality, or was that merely the close presence of Nadine herself?
31008	It is well to rid the world of such, eh?"
31008	It that clear?"
31008	Joe Mauser growled,"What''d you mean, why not?"
31008	Joe Mauser was thinking,_ so what?_"Of course,"Cogswell rapped.
31008	Joe blurted,"But... but you mean you Uppers are actually planning to subvert your own government?"
31008	Joe said to Freddy,"Could I speak to you alone?"
31008	Joe said to Nadine,"Would you pardon me for a moment?
31008	Joe said, evenly,"And your alternative?"
31008	Joe said, only half interested,"For proletarians, Party members, or what?"
31008	Joe said, suddenly,"What''s all this got to do with me, Colonel Kossuth?"
31008	Joe said,"Gentlemen, may I present Max Mainz?"
31008	Joe shook and said,"Pink Army?
31008	Joe wet his lips, carefully,"Why''d you think it was?"
31008	Joe, irritated, said,"What in Zen do you want?"
31008	Listen, were you able to find out who either of General McCord''s glider pilots are?"
31008	Listen, you ever heard about dogfights, major?"
31008	Listen, you want me to help you on home?"
31008	Max growled,"How in Zen you going to be able to lift all this weight, major, sir?"
31008	Max said, in his fiesty belligerence,"Does that mean better?"
31008	Max, at the peak of excitement now, yelled,"What''d you think I been saying?
31008	Nadine said to Joe''s batman,"What did you expect, Max?"
31008	No longer do you worry about locating the Sov- world underground and helping to overthrow the Party, eh?
31008	Now, just what?"
31008	O.K., have you ever heard of a major religion where the priests did n''t do just fine for themselves?"
31008	One of them said,"Major Mauser, may we present you to Lieutenant Bela Kossuth of the Pink Army?"
31008	Remember Hitler reviving it among the German universities?
31008	Remember that big banquet the Pink Army gave me when I first arrived?
31008	She said, her voice low,"Promotion in rank, or caste, Joe?"
31008	She said, repelled,"But does n''t such morbidity disgust you?
31008	She said,"Oh, did he want you to dash into some burning building and save some old lady''s canary, or something?"
31008	Should n''t this be somewhat surprising in the secretary of the administration''s foreign minister?"
31008	So what?
31008	Soligen said,"Mid- Middle, are n''t you?
31008	Somebody, General Armstrong, or was it Max?
31008	Stuart, eh?"
31008	Suppose you do win?
31008	Surely you did n''t manage to cop one in that last farce?"
31008	Tell me, when you hear the word revolution, what comes first to your mind?"
31008	That worthy said apologetically,"May I see your credit card, major?
31008	The Hungarian captain said lazily,"Are you sure, Frol, that_ either_ of them are gentlemen?
31008	The celebrated Major Joseph Mauser fling?
31008	The one who had spoken, one of the majors who wore the boots of the cavalryman, said, nastily,"Indeed?
31008	The thing is, what is your opinion Joe, and yours, Nadine, on the advisability of sending other operatives on the same mission?"
31008	Then she held back a foot or two, and said into his face, desperately serious,"Does this make any difference, Joe?"
31008	These are governmental buildings, are n''t they?"
31008	This is understood?"
31008	To what do I owe this unexpected visit, Major Mauser?"
31008	Understand?
31008	Well, Major Mauser?
31008	What aspect of the lower classes is she studying in your case, major?"
31008	What difference does it make what they''re doing down below?
31008	What difference does it make?
31008	What difference does it make?"
31008	What happens to West- world prestige when the celebrated Joe Mauser backs down from a duel?"
31008	What in Zen was this long monologue on the Roman games leading to?
31008	What in the name of Zen could anyone need with other than an auto- receptionist?
31008	What serf would dare attempt the overthrow of his lord, in the face of God''s wishes?"
31008	What was it that the aristocrat seemed able to acquire after but a generation or two of what they were pleased to call breeding?
31008	What was the example I read somewhere?
31008	What was the old expression?
31008	What was the old saying?
31008	What''re you Frank?"
31008	What''s accomplished?"
31008	What''s the matter?"
31008	What''s wrong with what we got?
31008	What''ve you been getting at the Temple school these days?
31008	What''ve you got back there that can be thrown out?"
31008	When do we find out who killed the victim?"
31008	Where are they?
31008	Where did you ever acquire such a car?
31008	Where''s it got us, so far?"
31008	Where_ are_ we going?
31008	Why did he give you this perfectly marvelous car?"
31008	Why do n''t you stick to trank?"
31008	Why stick your neck out?
31008	Why''d you think I wanted that?"
31008	Why, especially?"
31008	Will ruthlessness be next, Joe Mauser?"
31008	With all those doctors standing around?"
31008	Would it surprise you to know that I have replayed, a score of times, your celebrated holding action on the Louisiana Military Reservation?
31008	You ever heard of a Lower becoming a full priest?
31008	You feel in your stomach the fear of death, eh?
31008	You follow me?
31008	You gentlemen will excuse me?"
31008	You grow afraid, eh?
31008	You mentioned that in any society the... how did you put it?
31008	You say they''re giving you comparative religion in your classes at the Temple now, eh?
31008	You think you could work your way up from Mid- Lower to Upper caste with that beginning, Soligen?
31008	You''ve tried strength, intelligence, and aggressiveness, have n''t you, Joe?
31008	Your brother?"
31008	Zen, he knew the three were Upper caste, what was Major Mauser getting into a tissy about?
31008	_ Why?_ Why should they want me eliminated?"
31008	_ Why?_ Why should they want me eliminated?"
31008	outfit?"
31008	techno- intellectuals?"
31008	woman?"
32398	And now, how soon can you go? 32398 And now,"he questioned,"where is it that we go?
32398	And now,she asked,"are we off?
32398	And that is something we must make up our minds about,he said slowly:"are we to stay here, or should we move on?"
32398	And the control on your ship was a modification of the new ball- control mechanism such as is used on the latest of the high- level liners?
32398	And what was there?
32398	Any other good ideas in the crowd? 32398 Bow and arrow?"
32398	But what use? 32398 But who could have built a gigantic work like this?
32398	But, I wonder-- can we bluff him a bit?
32398	Check this, will you, Walt?
32398	Chet,she demanded,"are n''t you going to warn him?
32398	Cover? 32398 Diane, old girl,"he asked,"how about it?
32398	Did you get it, Diane? 32398 Did you think I would put you_ all_ out of the ship?
32398	Do you have any faint idea of what a job this is? 32398 Does he think we will steal his gold?"
32398	Doomed?
32398	Error?
32398	From-- the ship? 32398 Go?
32398	Herr Bullard, iss it not-- yess?
32398	Herr Harkness, you have filed claims on it; who am I to dispute with the great Herr Harkness? 32398 How about hanging ourselves up there for the night?"
32398	How about making camp?
32398	How did Kreiss ever find his way?
32398	How far?
32398	How long are the days and nights?
32398	I am with you on that,Harkness agreed,"but what about the ship?
32398	If poor Towahg could go near that damned place,he reasoned,"am I going to be stopped by anything between heaven and hell?"
32398	Is it good to eat?
32398	Is this the best place? 32398 Leave you,"he said,"in one place?
32398	Now what dirty work are they up to?
32398	Put you_ all_ on one island?
32398	Remember,he told her,"when we were here before?
32398	Schwartzmann?
32398	Then, if ever you are so fortunate, Herr Bullard, as to see once more that device on one of those ships, will you examine it carefully? 32398 Then, what said Vashta, the All- Wise One?
32398	This hypnotic power-- was it an attribute of the ape- men themselves? 32398 Towahg?"
32398	Turn us out to starve?
32398	Want to make a social call?
32398	What are you talking about?
32398	What did you have on your mind?
32398	What good is gold to us here?
32398	What have you found, silver or gold? 32398 What is there?"
32398	What was it that you said?--that Harkness and I would be staying here? 32398 Where are they?
32398	Where are you from?--what part of this globe?... 32398 Where is the ship; where have you hidden it?
32398	Where?
32398	Who built it?
32398	Who is Towahg?
32398	Who-- who built it?
32398	Why has Schwartzmann waited; why has n''t he or one of his men crept up in the grass for a shot at us? 32398 Why in thunder are we back here?"
32398	Will we?
32398	Would you call it a hoax or the real thing?
32398	Would you dispute with me over this beast of the Earth-- a creature of no mental growth? 32398 Yes,"Chet agreed irritably,"but what of it?
32398	Yes?
32398	You are a Master Pilot of the World?
32398	You are going to maroon us on an island?
32398	You are going to put the three of us off in some lost corner of this world?
32398	You can fly it for sure, Max?
32398	You have seen Schwartzmann?
32398	You saw more of this country than I did,he reminded him;"what would you suggest?"
32398	You will take us back?
32398	You would do that?
32398	You''re a cheerful sort of soul, are n''t you?
32398	You, Max, and you, too, Doctor Kreiss-- do you want to take on the job? 32398 You, too?"
32398	***** Waiting for what?
32398	***** What danger could there be in this well- guarded world?
32398	*****"Iss there air?"
32398	All of the time while Walt was gone for the ship-- how did the wind blow then?"
32398	And do you know how fast we are going?
32398	And now what?"
32398	And then he questioned:"Did he come this way?
32398	And where are the other two?
32398	And why did you want it?
32398	And why had they turned back?
32398	And you have n''t answered my other questions: when do we go back?"
32398	And you, too, Kreiss?
32398	Another world?
32398	Ape- men go in there-- Gr- r- ranga- men; who sends for them?"
32398	Are you going to be able to make a long trip?"
32398	But I had hoped, I had thought--""Yes?"
32398	But did he plan to leave them all or only two?
32398	But is that damnable thing in the pyramid going to let it go at that?
32398	But it iss we who stay; und you?
32398	But were they so different?
32398	But where''s the ship?
32398	But, he reflected, what happiness was there in any place or thing more than the happiness we put there for ourselves?...
32398	But, why get excited?
32398	Can anyone go through that gas and get to the ship?
32398	Chet had been too intent upon the newscast to heed an opening door at his back....*****"How about it, Chet?"
32398	Chet had seen the bronzed faces of Max and another standing back of the assaulting force, but where was Schwartzmann?
32398	Could he reach them?
32398	Did a change of expression flash for an instant across the face of Walt Harkness?
32398	Did they sense that some were more recent than those they had followed?
32398	Did you think you would just hop over to the Dark Moon?
32398	Do you agree that there is no use in staying here and trying to fight it out?"
32398	Do you know the Moon''s speed as it approaches?
32398	Do you know we will shoot another two hundred thousand miles straight out before I can check this ship?
32398	Do you like the name, Walter?"
32398	Do you suppose we can find any of their old spears, Chet?
32398	For Chet Bullard, time ceased to have meaning; what were seconds-- or centuries-- as he stared at that glowing rim?
32398	For did not Towahg hold in one hand a most marvelous weapon of shining, keen- edged metal, with a blade that was longer than his two hands?
32398	For that matter, what had become of Harkness?
32398	For the moment they were safe, but what of the time when the ape- man returned?
32398	Go where?"
32398	Had Walt learned of some plan of Schwartzmann''s?
32398	Had the serpents frightened him back?"
32398	Had they returned to acquaint their horrible god and his hypnotised slaves with what they had learned?
32398	Had you thought that there''s a lot of room to get lost in out here?"
32398	Had you thought what you will look like when that fool pilot rams into it head on?
32398	Happy Valley-- and why not?
32398	Have there been former civilisations here?"
32398	Have you realized, Chet, that we own that world-- you and Diane and I?
32398	He dared to meet the girl''s eyes now, and the smile on his lips spread to his own eyes, as he echoed his thoughts:"Why not?"
32398	He had descended to the ground; when he climbed back again would he retrace his steps?
32398	His head!--what had happened to his head?...
32398	His nurse came into the room with extra chairs; Chet waited till she was gone before he repeated:"Now what?
32398	How about it, Chet?
32398	How can I get in?
32398	How can he know how much ammunition we have left?
32398	How soon will you be ready to start back?
32398	How''s the side where they got you with the spear?--and how are you?
32398	In what direction do they live?"
32398	Is Towahg on the trail?"
32398	It was Harkness-- Walt Harkness-- from whom he had snatched the controls.... To fly to the Dark Moon, of course-- What nonsense was that?...
32398	It was just as they had left it; was it days or years before?
32398	Must we run in fear because an anthropoid ape has come into this clearing?
32398	No?
32398	Not the man- eating ones?"
32398	Now what is going to happen?"
32398	Now, where do we sleep?"
32398	Oh, well; what''s the difference?
32398	Or was there something else-- some other source of the thought waves or radiations of mental force?"
32398	Or why did n''t you let Diane and me back up your yarn?
32398	Or would he come this side and trap them here where the light of their own Earth made any forward step impossible?
32398	See it spout?"
32398	Some little plan like that in your mind?"
32398	Super- men?
32398	Tell me-- where?"
32398	Tell us, O Keeper of the Records, when is the time?"
32398	That is true?"
32398	That you''ve come back here?"
32398	The ship, you will return it safely to the place where it was?"
32398	Their stores were back there; would Walt think to get a detonite pistol?
32398	Then why did n''t he keep on when he was started?
32398	Then, what about clothes?
32398	Think?
32398	Trees?
32398	Was a tiny leaf crushed?
32398	Was he more sensitively attuned than the others?
32398	Was her patient about to recover consciousness?
32398	Was it only imagination, or was there the briefest flicker of life in the dead eyes of Diane Delacouer?
32398	We go up Fire Valley; follow the stream that comes in from the side--""Water?"
32398	We had thought that Vashta meant us to make a new world of our old world of Rajj, but what of this new world called Earth?
32398	Were they puzzled by the sudden increase in markings?
32398	What about this spear?
32398	What comes next?"
32398	What did he say?"
32398	What does it mean?"
32398	What fearful thing would he face?
32398	What had happened?
32398	What had they to fear?
32398	What is Towahg afraid of?
32398	What is it?"
32398	What is it?"
32398	What member of the tribe had ever seen such an indescribably glorious thing?
32398	What the devil is going on here?"
32398	What trouble could this man Schwartzmann threaten that a word to the Peace Enforcement Commission would not quell?
32398	What was it that had attacked?
32398	What was the meaning of this?
32398	What will you do if you do land?
32398	What''s the idea?
32398	When do we go back?"
32398	Where could he go to elude the inescapable patrols?
32398	Where did it come from?"
32398	Where shall be our home?"
32398	Where should he aim?
32398	Who can tell?
32398	Who could say?
32398	Who shall say where the results of that fault shall lead?
32398	Who stumbled?
32398	Who was this man, Schwartzmann, that dared dream of violating their possessions?
32398	Why could n''t he remember?...
32398	Why did n''t he do it then?"
32398	Why did n''t you show them the ship?
32398	Why struggle?
32398	Will it destroy the space- serpents?
32398	Would the ship be there?
32398	Would you have me abandon them?
32398	Yet, how could he fire it?
32398	You have had your eye on it every day; do we want to go where we could not see it?
32398	You mean that you''ve been there-- Fire Valley?
32398	You went down there?"
32398	You-- you are the inventor?"
32398	Your injury-- how soon will you be well enough?"
32398	he asked himself in a half- spoken thought,"--how far have we come?"
32398	he screamed,"you would kill us all?
32398	said Schwartzmann,"You will do-- what?"
46383	And de people say,''What dat you doin''?'' 46383 And he say,''What it sound to you like it say, humph?''
46383	Do n''t you remember me?
46383	Is not this Mr.----,he said,"and at the World''s Fair were you not in charge of such an exhibit?"
46383	Who will venture to place the authority of Copernicus above that of the Holy Spirit?
46383	... Must be de 2. Who dat... yon- der dressed in black?
46383	1. Who dat... yon- der dressed in white?
46383	ARE WE IN DANGER FROM THE PLAGUE?
46383	And must such officer be examined as to his experience or as to his competency only?
46383	Are we in America in danger of the plague?
46383	But why, it will be asked, should yellow have been the primitive color?
46383	But, given that electrical action is the basis of it all, what then?
46383	De people sat around on de benches a- pokin''fun at him, and dey say,''Moss Nora, what you doin''?''
46383	Dey say,''Moss Nora, what dat hammer say?''
46383	Do not these scourges exist among other nations than us?
46383	Has it, for example, decreased drunkenness?
46383	Have the succeeding years brought any improvement in this respect?
46383	How is this?''
46383	How long is it likely to remain?
46383	How shall we know that they are truths at all?
46383	I tore it up and threw it away, and have never been able to draw an audience since.--You want one?
46383	If we reject this, must we not then fall back upon ecclesiastical infallibility as the final interpreter of truth?
46383	Imagine my surprise when he exclaimed:"Going to Tuskegee, are you, to see Booker Washington?
46383	Is adulteration so defined as to include the mixing of liquor with water, or only with substances or liquids in themselves toxicants?
46383	Is his standard of unadulterated liquors established by law, and if so, what is it?
46383	Is involuntary sterility as frequent as it is supposed to be?
46383	Is the effect of this clause thought to be beneficial?
46383	Is the examination to be conducted by taste or tasting( sampling), the old English method, or by chemical analysis?
46383	Now, can there be any such thing as scientific investigation within such prescribed limitations?
46383	Or is the officer''s judgment as to what liquor may or may not be sold discretionary according to the circumstances of each case?
46383	Or scientific study of the Bible itself which excludes from its province the so- called spiritual revelations which it contains?
46383	Ought we to give up milk because of an occasional instance of disease?
46383	The friends meet around the corpse and exclaim, while they chant and sing and dance, in a high- pitched voice:"Why did you die?
46383	They see their children learning so much which was unattainable for them that they ask,"Is there no chance for us?"
46383	To what extent does any one suppose that might augment natality?
46383	To whom do you leave all your things?
46383	Was it not Martin Luther who called Copernicus a"fool"for trying"to reverse the entire science of astronomy"in the face of revealed truths?
46383	Were you too proud to stay with us?
46383	What better proof is required of the origin of the peculiar custom of the negroes in our own Southland of sending communications by the dead?
46383	What lecturer would not?"
46383	When he made his errand known to the owners they looked at him and said:"''A colored man?
46383	Who dat... yon- der dressed in red?
46383	Who that holds any truth, scientific or other, does not feel impelled to seek for it continually a wider interpretation and application?
46383	Why not try this?
46383	Why not, then, inspectors of the potables which the public drink?
46383	Why should not the same be true of the genuine negro music?
46383	Why should we be more disturbed over milk than other foods?
46383	Why, I neber seed no stranger in Charleston''thout axin''''em how''s der soul comin''on?
46383	With the plague widely diffused over the Indian empire, what measures have been taken to prevent its spread to other parts of the world?
46383	Would it be augmented if capital should come to have no remuneration at all?
32108	A contract release?
32108	Are you sure your mother''s name was n''t Helena Glinska?
32108	Are you?
32108	Are you_ sure_ you''re Tolliver Watt''s butler?
32108	Beautiful, is n''t it?
32108	But how would_ you_, say, assert yourself against a medieval steam- shovel?
32108	But what were you doing up that tree?
32108	But what''s going to happen to me?
32108	But where, where, where?
32108	But why did n''t you ever say so before?
32108	But why were you acting so--"Will you marry me?
32108	Can St. Cyr make me marry somebody named Anastasia Zakharina- Koshkina?
32108	Did I? 32108 Did I?"
32108	Did he?
32108	Did n''t everybody in Russia tremble with fear at Ivan''s name?
32108	Did n''t you get my message?
32108	Did you say Hemingway?
32108	Did you say something?
32108	Do n''t I?
32108	Do n''t you remember?
32108	Do you dare to drink with me now, in your electrical fashion, or do you admit you are trying to poison me? 32108 Drink your-- what is it?"
32108	Eniac?
32108	Erika?
32108	For what?
32108	Have I made a mistake? 32108 Have you ever drunk fermented mammoth''s milk?"
32108	How can I?
32108	How could I?
32108	How do you expect me to drink?
32108	How many have you had already? 32108 How should I know?
32108	How would Disraeli have handled this?
32108	How would you like to be eaten alive by dogs?
32108	I have n''t explained yet, have I? 32108 I want it at once, do you hear?
32108	Is it a lubricatory or a fueling mechanism?
32108	Is that all it does?
32108	Is this the Kinsey- Hemingway era? 32108 It is n''t poisoned, see?"
32108	Lady, is that guy nuts?
32108	Let''s try to get this settled even if--"Do you want me to go over to Metro and take DeeDee with me?
32108	Like this?
32108	Look here, could you impress the character- matrix of Ivan the Terrible on my brain?
32108	Mammoth''s milk?
32108	Nick, are you there? 32108 Nick,"she said,"How much have you had to drink?
32108	Oh, you would, would you?
32108	Or do n''t you want to break bread with me, under the circumstances?
32108	Or was that in the rushes too?
32108	Planning a jailbreak?
32108	Remember what happened to Ed Cassidy?
32108	See Watt?
32108	See?
32108	Sir?
32108	So--"So how can it do that unless I can keep my eye open for twenty seconds? 32108 Something wrong?"
32108	Something wrong?
32108	Tell me, did Disraeli, as Prime Minister, ever have any dealings with a country called Mixo- Lydia?
32108	That?
32108	Then you''ll marry me?
32108	Then you''re a devil?
32108	Think, DeeDee? 32108 Tonight it is a different tune, eh?
32108	Voltage, you say?
32108	Was the contract release in the rushes?
32108	Was your mother''s name Helena Glinska?
32108	We need keep nothing from Watt, need we?
32108	Well-- I do n''t know-- when did you last have a cold?
32108	What about a clause giving us an option on Martin''s next play?
32108	What are you hiding behind those curtains for?
32108	What confidential talks?
32108	What did you think they were powered by?
32108	What happens?
32108	What have you done with Tolliver?
32108	What is this? 32108 What treatment?"
32108	What were you doing behind that curtain?
32108	What year is this?
32108	What''s happened?
32108	What''s the matter now?
32108	What?
32108	What?
32108	Whatever it may be, I can turn it into a vehicle for DeeDee, eh, DeeDee?
32108	When?
32108	When?
32108	Where is Tolliver?
32108	Which Ivan would that be? 32108 Who cares about money?
32108	Who say? 32108 Who''s afraid?"
32108	Who?
32108	Why did n''t you bring her along? 32108 Why do you ask?"
32108	Why does everything conspire against an artist?
32108	Why not?
32108	Why should St. Cyr dictate your decisions? 32108 Why?"
32108	Will you give us an option on your next play?
32108	Will you let me finish what I''m going to say, just for once? 32108 Would you be willing to switch glasses?
32108	Would you mind clarifying that?
32108	Y- you''re not dead?
32108	You are n''t married yet, then? 32108 You could n''t be talked into it?"
32108	You do n''t know, do you, DeeDee?
32108	You do not appreciate great art? 32108 You laugh?"
32108	You see, Watt?
32108	You sign contract?
32108	You take my mate?
32108	You think I do n''t know, eh? 32108 You will tear up that release and sign an agreement giving us option on your next play too, ha?"
32108	_ Who?_ St. Cyr--A hoarse bellow came over the wire.
32108	*****"Nick, can you hear me?"
32108	*****"Where is Tolliver?"
32108	A brief delirium, eh?
32108	Add three jiggers of creme de menthe--""Nick, are you mad?"
32108	After all, we''re both human beings, are n''t we?"
32108	After all, who wants to argue like Disraeli or live like Ivan the Terrible?]
32108	Altered thresholds, changing the yes- and- no reaction time of the memory- circuits, with their key emotional indices and associations... huh?
32108	And ENIAC had told him the man''s name, along with several confusing references to other prototypes like an Ivan( who?)
32108	And she is to call for you-- where?"
32108	And that''s_ all_ we''re going to consider right now, do you hear?"
32108	Anything else?"
32108	Are you a genius?"
32108	Are you there?
32108	But does sticking your finger in that lamp really prove my liquor is n''t poisoned?
32108	But was Martin wearing Ivan''s character- matrix?
32108	But where in the world is that fellow Martin?
32108	By the way, can you understand me all right?"
32108	Ca n''t it wait till I see you?"
32108	Can I help it if the whole lot of you conceal yourselves behind curtains in a library, like-- like conspirators?"
32108	Could he get Erika to keep St. Cyr busy, somehow, while he got his contract release from Watt?
32108	Cyr?"
32108	DeeDee, answer me-- where has Watt gone?"
32108	Did you know that I''ve worshipped you from afar all my life?
32108	Do n''t you realize that?
32108	Do n''t you realize what you''ve done?
32108	Do n''t you understand anything?"
32108	Do you want a jolt or do n''t you?"
32108	Do you want to end up that way?
32108	Does n''t it make your blood run cold?
32108	Erika, you have your car here?
32108	Go ahead, indulge me, will you?
32108	Got that?
32108	Ha?"
32108	Have n''t you done enough already?
32108	He went home to meet Nick Martin, did n''t he?"
32108	How could I have poisoned it?
32108	How quickly could you drive Tolliver Watt to Laguna?
32108	I wonder why I ever bought this necktie?"
32108	If I dropped dead with fear, how could you get my eyeprint then?"
32108	In Mixo- Lydia--""Are you sure he''ll whip into shape?"
32108	Is n''t this a crisis- point in your life?"
32108	Is that all?"
32108	Is that too much to ask?"
32108	It''s an encysted medieval survival, is n''t it?"
32108	It''s only when I''m under stress that Ivan--""You can accept your contract release from Watt, ca n''t you?
32108	Martin, Martin?
32108	Martin, you feel well?
32108	May I come in?"
32108	Mixo- Lydia, eh?
32108	My perceptive reaction- thresholds are Ivan''s are n''t they?
32108	Nick, do you know what we''ve got to do?"
32108	Not, by any chance--?"
32108	Now do you want the ideal ecological differential or do n''t you?
32108	Now what''s this all about?"
32108	Now you will ask Tolliver to tear up that release, will you not--_ha_?"
32108	Okay?
32108	One variance is bad enough, even with a filed waiver, but two?
32108	Only, why not six robots?
32108	Or had he?
32108	Or had it been thirteen years?
32108	Perhaps you do n''t know it?
32108	Powerful DC, is n''t it?
32108	See?
32108	So that''s your plan, is it?
32108	So this is your headquarters, is it?
32108	The broom- closet, you say, sir?"
32108	The rushes are... Martin, do you hear me?"
32108	The trivial details of Rubens''masterpieces were filled in by assistants, were they not?
32108	Then put the glass in my hand, will you?
32108	There was nothing to be afraid of, was there?
32108	Think they''re hopped up?
32108	To Anastasia Zakharina- Koshkina?"
32108	To him, men_ were_ machines-- and what was ENIAC?
32108	Understand?"
32108	Wait a minute, what am I saying?
32108	Was Michaelangelo?
32108	Was Phidias non- commercial?
32108	We do n''t want Nick here suing you for assault and battery, do we?
32108	We''ll drink together, and that will prove your whiskey''s harmless-- so you''ll keep on drinking till your reflexes slow down, see?"
32108	We''ve got to-- Nick, what are you doing?"
32108	Well, how''s your ecological adjustment getting on?"
32108	What about giving me the treatment now?"
32108	What are you doing?"
32108	What could he actually do to you?"
32108	What did it mean?
32108	What do you call that, a mammoth?"
32108	What do you know about it, eh?
32108	What had happened?
32108	What secret sin of St. Cyr''s had been discovered to him, what flaw in his contract, that he dared behave so defiantly?
32108	What time did--""DeeDee,"Martin said, stepping forward with suave confidence,"you ca n''t remember a thing, can you?"
32108	What''s the idea?
32108	What''s wrong?"
32108	What''s your mother''s name?"
32108	When will my contract release be ready?"
32108	Where are you going?"
32108	Which do you choose?"
32108	Who did he feel like, then?
32108	Why Fred Waring?
32108	Why?"
32108	Will you have something?"
32108	Would n''t you like that?"
32108	Would you be willing to take part in a valuable socio- cultural experiment for the benefit of all mankind?"
32108	Would you drink this poisoned brew yourself?"
32108	You ca n''t drink, remember?
32108	You can step out of character long enough for one jolt, ca n''t you?"
32108	You feel yourself?"
32108	You follow me so far?"
32108	You know, we could use the documentary technique--""Raoul,"Watt said suddenly,"what''s this man trying to do?"
32108	You really believe in staying in character, do n''t you?
32108	_ Stop it!_ DeeDee--""Ugh?"
43328	''Have you no recollection of me?'' 43328 ''I suppose you do n''t know me?''
43328	''Is it possible,''said Mr. Colby, when the embarrassment of the first shock of recognition was past,''that you have come up here to see me? 43328 And will the portals open To me who roamed so long Filthy and vile and burdened With this great weight of wrong?
43328	Colby put the question again,''When and where?''
43328	Mr. Webster''s first salutation was--''This is Mr. Colby-- Mr. John Colby-- is it not?''
43328	''Is it possible that this is the little black lad that used to ride the horse to water?
43328	''Who are you?''
43328	Am I wrong in believing that you need no argument here, that no conviction is more sorrowfully intense with you than this?
43328	And in giving them up have you found something better and more sure to take their place?
43328	And is it worth our while-- yours or mine-- to make it?
43328	And is not this well for us?
43328	And suppose I can not prove that there is a God?
43328	And was your promise the folly of childhood?
43328	And when are these manifestations to end and how are they to end?
43328	And-- I put it to you in all candor-- is it all a lie?
43328	Are Mr.----''s doubts and denials more to be relied on than the positive beliefs of as intelligent and good men as the world has ever seen?
43328	Are you a Christian man?
43328	Are you a Christian?
43328	Are you a Christian?
43328	But does it follow that a thing is not good and true because you do not see it?
43328	But if I live as if there were no God and it should come to pass at last that there is, where am I?
43328	But what shall be said of such ravings?
43328	But, after all, is this decisive?
43328	Can he be all he ought to be?
43328	Can he be fairly answered?
43328	Can he do all he ought to do?
43328	Can he who is wrong make himself right?
43328	Can that, or anything approaching it, be said of any form of atheism or infidelity or unbelief?
43328	Can you make the future without error?
43328	Can you set right all the wrong and all the failure of the past?
43328	Daniel,''he added, with deep earnestness of voice,''Will you pray with me?''
43328	Did she go out in final darkness?
43328	Did the thought of his mother open the door of his aching heart to his mother''s God and his mother''s Christ?
43328	Do you love Christ?
43328	Do you love the Lord Jesus Christ?
43328	Does it not at once bring hope to you-- a hope as great as it is mysterious?
43328	For what good would it do?
43328	Has he delivered me from all fear for the future?
43328	Has he made it well for me hereafter?
43328	Has he saved me beyond question from"the serpent of eternal pain"?
43328	Has life anything real?
43328	Have we no anchor that will hold as the storm drives us on through the blinding mists and gloom to the eternal shore?
43328	Have we no sure word of promise to which we can cling when everything else around us and under our feet is giving way?
43328	Have you heard him?
43328	How came we here?
43328	How can that existence be made a safe and satisfying one?
43328	I have had success, as the world goes, but what of it?
43328	If there is no God, does that make it certain that there will be no future suffering for any man?
43328	If they were wrong, of course you are right in parting with them; but is it certain they were wrong?
43328	If we came without a God, who will prove that without a God we may not go elsewhere, and that suffering may not go with us?
43328	In other words, are you willing to receive the kingdom of heaven as a little child-- to be saved, if saved you may be, in God''s own way?
43328	Is anything certain?
43328	Is it darkness for ever?
43328	Is it so?
43328	Is it worth living?
43328	Is it worth while for any man to spend his life in persuading us to make this exchange of despair?
43328	Is there a God?
43328	Is there a future existence for us?
43328	Is there a future state of existence?
43328	Is there any way in which our immortality can be assured to us as an immortal good?
43328	Is there no rift in this cloud?
43328	Is this Daniel?
43328	May I not know it to be real because I have felt its power?
43328	May it not be a reality-- a supreme reality-- though you do not see it or feel it?
43328	Must nations and men and the evening- moth alike go down and perish for ever under the crush of an inexorable fate?
43328	Nay, what assurance can Mr.---- give us that"Nature"is not a power that may in some future frenzy cast us into a state_ far worse_ than the present?
43328	Now, is it not possible that there may be something like this in religion?
43328	That is the only question that is worth asking or answering?
43328	The question still comes, Is the cause in the thing or in you?
43328	Was it all a delusion?
43328	What does it amount to?
43328	What is to be the end of it all?
43328	Which is the more reasonable?
43328	Who knows?
43328	Will you bear with me if I recall another and a later scene?
43328	Will you go now a step farther?
43328	You ask,"What_ is_''the way of settlement that the Bible opens to the great questions that press us?''"
43328	You may be a_ great_ man: are you a_ good_ man?
43328	You remember the Beethoven concert we once attended together in B----?
43328	_ Is the Bible true?_ That is the simple but momentous question; it settles all other questions of most concern to men.
43328	and how did suffering come here?
43328	or is there the light of an eternal day?
43328	said he;''pray, when and where?''
5763	Industrious, temperate, and regular in his habits?
5763	Is he honest? 5763 Are you, then, your own master? 5763 Ask concerning a man,Is he active and capable?"
5763	Dost thou love life?
5763	Honeysuckle-- Dost thou love me?
5763	If you were a servant, would you not be ashamed that a good master should catch you idle?
5763	Saffron-- Marriage-- when?
5763	This is done by pricking him with a pin; for instance, you may say to the horse, is your name Tom?
5763	What is a butterfly?
5763	and at that moment prick him with a pin so that he will squeal; then ask him is your name Sam?
5763	is he trustworthy?"
30166	A meteor? 30166 A pteranodon?
30166	A what?
30166	All right, Alan?
30166	All right, Hammond?
30166	All right?
30166	Am I dreaming? 30166 And have the Quebec police up here lookin''fer''em?
30166	And we do your bidding, will ye give us back His Splendor?
30166	And where did Virginia go?
30166	And why not?
30166	And you think he does n''t count in this?
30166	Are there many giants?
30166	Are you hurt, Dick?
30166	Are you no conscious yet?
30166	Are you positive,Alden demanded of Hero John,"that this revolution in Atlans will die out if Altara is returned?"
30166	Are you sure, Lina? 30166 Art thou sure?"
30166	But how can that be? 30166 But what good is a.45 against brutes like those?
30166	But what the devil is all this revolt about?
30166	But what''s that noise?
30166	But why? 30166 But you?"
30166	Ca n''t you understand me?
30166	Calaboose? 30166 Can you land us, Alan?"
30166	Dad,she was saying,"why do n''t you give it up?
30166	Did he see you?
30166	Do I? 30166 Do n''t you see?
30166	Einstein again?
30166	Ever see so many stairs?
30166	George, when we knew Polter, he was about twenty- five, was n''t he? 30166 George-- where are you?
30166	Glora, do you know if any of Dr. Polter''s men have the drug? 30166 Glora, where will you be?"
30166	Got any weapons here, Shelton?
30166	Guns are n''t loaded, are they?
30166	Have n''t you guys got enough?
30166	Have those foul swine of Jarmuth dared--?
30166	Have you any enemies who might be able to duplicate the impulses of that apparatus?
30166	Hear me?
30166	Heavens-- how do I know? 30166 Help you off?
30166	Here-- what''s this?
30166	His car-- stolen? 30166 His_ Tao_?"
30166	How am I to know Altara if I see her? 30166 How big were those pteranodons?"
30166	How can they ever combat a thing they can not see?
30166	How did it happen?
30166	How large are they? 30166 How long?"
30166	How many?
30166	How should I know how they did it?
30166	How will ye accomplish this mad boast?
30166	I am from Zahn: do you know the good land of Zahn? 30166 It''s a big brute: see how small the gunners look beside it?
30166	Jail, eh? 30166 Know ye that the Sacred Virgin lies captive in the dungeons of the great temple of Beelzebub?
30166	Know ye,continued, the graybeard priest,"that Altara is ever guarded by two thousand picked priests and warriors?
30166	Might do what?
30166	Mind telling me the principle?
30166	No other cities?
30166	Not very pretty are they? 30166 Now what, Glora?
30166	Ready, George?
30166	Ready, Glora?
30166	Save Atlans--?
30166	Something fell?
30166	Speak on: is that all?
30166	Terrible, are n''t they, Vic?
30166	That the house?
30166	Then what''s weird?? 30166 Then what''s weird??
30166	Then you''ll leave the old place down here?
30166	There are his lights; see them?
30166	There now-- see?
30166	They''ve sent you to find me?
30166	They?
30166	Think this idea of yours is sure- fire?
30166	Thought you could put one over on Al Cadorna, did you?
30166	Try to take my woman, will you?
30166	Want to grab the old one?
30166	What about your robots?
30166	What are you going to do with us?
30166	What are you going to do?
30166	What are you talking about? 30166 What can we do?"
30166	What do they amount to?
30166	What do you want me to do?
30166	What in the devil is Vic doing? 30166 What in the devil is your idea?"
30166	What is it, Mr. Vail? 30166 What of the divine Altara, fool?"
30166	What sayest thou, mad fellow?
30166	What the devil are these idiots trying to do?
30166	What would ye with these creature?
30166	What''ll we do with it?
30166	What''s it for?
30166	What''s the good in Einstein, anyhow?
30166	What''s the idea?
30166	What''s the matter? 30166 What''s the matter?"
30166	What''s this rot about your going into Jarmuth alone? 30166 What''s wrong with them?"
30166	What-- what happened?
30166	What?
30166	Where is it?
30166	Where''s what?
30166	Who is he?
30166	Who''s gone? 30166 Why did he wish this?"
30166	Why not? 30166 Why were we arrested?
30166	Will you fly me, George?
30166	Will you take us?
30166	Wonder if they could be handled?
30166	Wonder what I''m booked for?
30166	Wouldst thou not doubly save her, now?
30166	Yeah?
30166	Yes, Mr. Hammond, what do you think of Einstein now?
30166	Yes? 30166 Yes?"
30166	You can find out?
30166	You can make this one invisible?
30166	You hurt?
30166	You knew of the first one''s escape, did n''t you?
30166	You know of father''s break with Universal Electric? 30166 You like it?
30166	You like it? 30166 You mean Polter''s men?"
30166	You mean to go? 30166 You see the little box with bars?
30166	You think really it best to go? 30166 You understand me?
30166	You understand? 30166 You will not harm her, Polter?"
30166	You would n''t want to leave George, would you? 30166 You''ll not report to Universal?"
30166	You, George? 30166 ***** A mechanism of some sort-- but what? 30166 ***** But what was the purpose of the long sleep? 30166 ***** Had the fascination of the outer world drawn her back? 30166 ***** Launch himself upon it? 30166 ***** This afternoon? 30166 *****The giants live, there?"
30166	*****"You know me?"
30166	A crack under the door-- is that it, off there?"
30166	A faster time- rate prevailed in here?
30166	A gold mine?
30166	A tiny figure?
30166	About Einstein?
30166	Alan panted,"Glora, this-- does this lead out?"
30166	Alan, where are you?"
30166	Am I so different from other girls?
30166	An''that damn girl he stole off the terrace-- What did he call her, Barbara Kent?"
30166	And Babs, abducted by him, to be taken-- where?
30166	And Luhra!--what hope for her out there?...
30166	And now, the rest of you Readers, what are you going to do with your share?
30166	And to your normal size?"
30166	And where was Polter?
30166	And-- for what?
30166	Another pellet?"
30166	Are n''t there any tall girls in your imaginations?
30166	Are n''t we all signed up as associate editors for the future"ideal magazine?"
30166	Are you still rebellious?
30166	As Mr. Addison says in his letter,"Why ruin a truly great magazine by catering to a misguided minority?"
30166	Babs gone?"
30166	Babs?"
30166	Bars?
30166	Big as a Moth plane, is n''t he?"
30166	But Babs?
30166	But how is that going to pay my grocery bill-- or yours?"
30166	But how?
30166	But how?
30166	But in what size?
30166	But who could it be?
30166	But you no longer rebel?"
30166	Can this priest save Altara?
30166	Can you hear me?"
30166	Can you not publish four new novels and one reprint in 1931?
30166	Can you see her?
30166	Could he and his two fellows beat off the infuriated Jarmuthians long enough?
30166	Could n''t that be possible?
30166	Could we chance landing inside the wall?
30166	Did Horab know the truth?
30166	Did you see it?"
30166	Dimly, he recalled having once before encountered such an odor; when was it?
30166	Do n''t you think of that?
30166	Do n''t you understand?
30166	Do n''t you understand?"
30166	Do not the dark hordes of Jereboam beat back our frontiers?"
30166	Do you remember what a pteranodon was?"
30166	Do you want to crush him, and crush that young girl with him?"
30166	Doggone it, but why do n''t you cut out some of that romantic stuff in your stories?
30166	Dr. Polter, will you let me be with my father?
30166	Following us now?
30166	For instance, can a baby read magazines?
30166	Forever?
30166	Get it?
30166	Get large, shall we?"
30166	Had Polter stolen that missing fragment of golden quartz the size of a walnut which had been beneath Dr. Kent''s microscope?
30166	Had she trusted too greatly in the power of his Tao to shield her from harm?
30166	Half and half-- that''s fair, is n''t it?
30166	Has any new and terrible engine of destruction ever accomplished that result?
30166	Have ye forgotten the battle by Lake Copias?"
30166	He murmured:"But what do we do?
30166	He shouted,"You do that?
30166	He''d know at once-- and where is Babs?
30166	Here''s one point that I do n''t like: Why are all those invaders from other planets hostile?
30166	How about it, Mr. Bates?
30166	How could he get his hands free?
30166	How d''you know they wo n''t skin you alive once you''re over the border?"
30166	How deep is it?"
30166	How far away in size, who knows?
30166	How long will you be gone, Alan?"
30166	How many shots you got?"
30166	How much have you?
30166	How on earth can they keep going?
30166	How?
30166	I mean, do they come in and out here?"
30166	I rubbed my eyes doubtfully, said to Charlie,"Do you see a sort of blue haze in the pit?"
30166	I would like to know if the story,"Marooned Under the Sea,"was found near New Zealand or is it just fiction?
30166	I''m not asking you to do that, am I?"
30166	If Virginia cares for scientific reputation--""But what is it?"
30166	If he feels that way about it, why does n''t he subscribe to it and take the cover off when he reads it?
30166	Is it true the phalanxes at Tricca have risen for the priests?"
30166	Is n''t a sequel possible?
30166	Is n''t all fiction more or less of a fairy tale?
30166	Is that clear?"
30166	Is that someone coming?"
30166	Is that where he took the Earth girl?"
30166	Is that where he went?
30166	Is there a statue, a painting or something--?"
30166	Is this it?
30166	Iss it not so?
30166	It is an island, as you know, for have you not come here from afar?"
30166	It''s funny, is n''t it?
30166	Just like''em to be swiping a new war machine; but had n''t they gotten enough in 1944?
30166	Know that?"
30166	Know what I think?
30166	Know ye that this temple is in the center of Jezreel, capitol of Jarmuth?"
30166	Know ye, moreover, that this vile sacrifice will be made but two days hence?"
30166	Lost in size?
30166	My world?"
30166	Never see him again?
30166	No kiddin''--where is your Editor''s pride?
30166	No?
30166	Now, one thing more: what part of the border is still unquestionably loyal?"
30166	Of his private experiments?"
30166	Or was it someone creeping along the wall of the house?
30166	Or were we star- crossed, doomed like the realm of the atom?
30166	Our little Babs will lof me; why should she not?
30166	Polter?"
30166	Quarter of a mile?
30166	Question: What is the difference between an egg and a copy of Astounding Stories?
30166	Savvy?
30166	See the starlight on the lake?
30166	See?"
30166	See?"
30166	Seest thou yonder Ziggurat which o''er towers all others?"
30166	Seriously, now, why not consider this and take up a vote among your Readers to see what they think?
30166	She called:"Why?
30166	So big?"
30166	Something different, do n''t you think?
30166	Suppose she had seen you?"
30166	Sure?
30166	That girl of your world the doctor just now steal, she is friend of yours?
30166	That will be nice?
30166	The divinely beautiful Altara-- butchered for meat like a calf?
30166	The hand of a woman-- a girl!--what marvel of miracles was this?
30166	Then why should we quarrel now?
30166	Thirty feet away?
30166	To get larger, or smaller?
30166	Try to blind him, would he?
30166	Trying to dig out one of his eyes?
30166	Understand that?
30166	Very small?
30166	Was he too late?
30166	Was it true or was it a mirage?
30166	Was it-- compared to my stature now-- a thousand miles, perhaps even a million miles up to where we had been two or three hours ago?
30166	Was this an accident-- or treachery?
30166	Was this swift embrace now marking the end of everything for us?
30166	We want a magazine to be proud of, do n''t we?
30166	Were the heinies mixed up in this thing?
30166	What about the poor readers who want to have a Science Fiction library?
30166	What did it cover?
30166	What did it matter?
30166	What do they amount to, after all?
30166	What do you care what I do to your world?
30166	What do you want?"
30166	What does it all mean?"
30166	What happened?
30166	What happens?
30166	What has happened?
30166	What have I done?"
30166	What if Alden or Hero Giles failed in their share of the great scheme for rescue?
30166	What if something went wrong?"
30166	What if the stories are like fairy tales?
30166	What in the devil was a pteranodon?
30166	What point was there in prolonging the pitiful struggle?
30166	What say?
30166	What terrible thing might happen then?
30166	What the devil?
30166	What to do?
30166	What was happening?
30166	What was it supposed to do?"
30166	What''s happened?"
30166	What''s happened?"
30166	Whatever happens, you think of nothing else: you wo n''t, will you?"
30166	Where the devil was he?
30166	Where was Babs?
30166	Where was Glora?
30166	Where was that damned door?
30166	Where were Alan and Glora?
30166	Which?
30166	Who are you, and who is this black beast?
30166	Who are you?"
30166	Who could know what some of them might contain?
30166	Who stole it?"
30166	Who the devil was this fellow Carlos anyway?
30166	Who were"they?"
30166	Why ca n''t they go on an exploring expedition to our Earth?
30166	Why did I let you go?"
30166	Why do n''t you try publishing a thick Quarterly?
30166	Why do these skeptical and scientifically disposed critics continue to waste your valuable time picking scientific flaws in various stories?
30166	Why how dare you?
30166	Why not coat a teleview screen with some radio- active material?"
30166	Why not have a vote on this?
30166	Why should Five- Novels Monthly get all the breaks?
30166	Why should I not be, with my dear little Babs?
30166	Why should n''t he?
30166	Why waste your time, Mr. Johnston, telling us you do n''t like A. S.?
30166	Why we were arrested and-- nearly made into allosaurus fodder?"
30166	Why?
30166	Will ye still do my bidding and help to save our sovereign lord?"
30166	Will you be ready?"
30166	Will you come?"
30166	Will you?"
30166	Wo n''t you open the gate?
30166	Would Hero Giles remain friendly?
30166	Would Polter make the entire trip without a stop?
30166	Would he?
30166	Would we be in time?
30166	Wrestle with it in a hand to hand combat?
30166	Yes?
30166	Yet how could he prevent the pitiful tragedy?
30166	You always knew I would nefer be satisfied until I had my little Babs?
30166	You are afraid?
30166	You are all right, Babs?"
30166	You eat your prisoners?"
30166	You got Babs?"
30166	You haf still determined to compound no more of our drugs?
30166	You hear me?"
30166	You see the island off there?"
30166	You swear you''ll not reveal what I am about to show you?"
30166	You think, my little Babs, that he has the drugs?
30166	You understand that, both of you?
30166	You would rather I killed you?
30166	_ Two Problems_ Dear Editor: My last letter was entirely commendatory, but this time I am losing the full force of my critical powers(?)
30166	and printing flops by cheap writers, who are ruining other Science Fiction magazines?
30166	he told himself-- it was as near as he could come to a name for the machine--"and it''s been running here all this time.... What for, I wonder?
30166	she whispered;"yes, my dear one?"
51688	But this time travel...."Mr. Turner, do you really believe in''time travel''?
51688	Ca n''t we?
51688	Came back for more of the stuff, did you?
51688	Conditioning? 51688 Doctor?
51688	How about it, Turner? 51688 How did you know I keep slipping back into the past?"
51688	I did? 51688 I''m not sure whether--""This heat is murder, is n''t it?
51688	Now,he said,"would you like to lie down on the couch and tell me about it?
51688	Really makes you sick to hear about something like that, does n''t it?
51688	Really, officers--"What''s your name?
51688	Spunky, are n''t you? 51688 Then how can there be any such thing?
51688	These?
51688	This is n''t a taxicab?
51688	What do you think you are doing?
51688	What have you done to my mind?
51688	What were you running from?
51688	What will we do with him?
51688	Why do n''t you take up detective stories?
51688	( Had n''t I?)
51688	( That subheadline could n''t really be making so nasty a suggestion to a noted general, could it?)
51688	Before I even got a chance to try, he said:"What did you do?"
51688	But had n''t I also seen these pictures with the sound of piano playing and low conversation?
51688	But would it have been$ 3.80 no more than ten years ago?
51688	Conditioning?"
51688	Did n''t she pay 90¢ for me?
51688	Doctor?"
51688	Get help?
51688	Had n''t I gone with my mother to a matinee?
51688	How could I tell him that?
51688	I did?"
51688	I heard the voice and I heard another voice, and it said"What could you expect of a_ beta_?"
51688	It like that with you?"
51688	Let the dead past bury its dead?
51688	Of course, who was to say the elevator really moved?
51688	Only, had n''t he sold Liberty Bonds with Helen Morgan?
51688	So how could I remember taking a girl, brunette, red sweater, Cathy, and paying$ 3.80 each?
51688	Turner?"
51688	Understand?"
51688	Where am I?
51688	Where am I?
51688	You a narcotics user?"
51609	And what about those_ very_ elaborate plans you''ve been making to seduce me?
51609	Did you see what he carries in his pockets?
51609	Do n''t you think_ they''ll_ find out? 51609 Do you have any idea what people are saying?
51609	Endless vistas of moonlight and roses? 51609 Is he in with that bunch?"
51609	Is there something I can turn?
51609	Is there something I can turn?
51609	Like from..._ side to side_?
51609	Out? 51609 Out?"
51609	The library?
51609	What have I done?
51609	What kind of a place_ is_ this?
51609	What''s happening?
51609	What''s that?
51609	What,MacBride asked, his bravado slipping away again,"what... is a twister?"
51609	What?!
51609	Where did the old society fail?
51609	Where do you get a guy like this?
51609	Why do n''t you take a vacation?
51609	Would you pass the beets, please?
51609	_ Now_ what?
51609	A breeze?
51609	A zephyr?"
51609	Deshazaway?"
51609	Do you feel icy fingers marching up and down your spine?
51609	Do you know what a wind is?
51609	Food, clothing, a weapon perhaps?
51609	Have I left anything out?"
51609	How?"
51609	In no hurry, now that he had the widow''s complete attention, Fownes leaned across the table and whispered:"Fresh air, Mrs. Deshazaway?
51609	Miles and miles of space where the real- estate monopoly has no control whatever?
51609	Now, does it do anything to your pulse?
51609	Out where?"
51609	Space?
51609	The weatherman was always right: Temperature, 59; humidity, 47%; occasional light showers-- but of what?
51609	Was that right?
51609	What do you make of it?"
51609	What do you make of_ that_?"
51609	What else?
51609	Where the_ wind_ blows across_ prairies_; or is it the other way around?
51609	Why did n''t she marry him and save all this bother?
51609	Why do n''t they talk about that?
51609	Why else close the windows in a domed city?
51609	_ Agnes_, will you marry me?
29390	All is well, Gregg Haljan?
29390	All right, Anita?
29390	All safe, Gregg?
29390	An error? 29390 And Dr. Frank, Anita?"
29390	And all the time the windows have been of fused quartz?
29390	And armed? 29390 Are they checked?"
29390	Are we going to maroon Dr. Frank with the passengers?
29390	Are you all right, darling?
29390	Are you familiar with spectroscopy, Admiral?
29390	Are you hungry, Haljan?
29390	Are you ready?
29390	Are you sure, Carnes?
29390	Are you sure?
29390	Believe that once a man''s heart is stilled it''s stopped for good, eh? 29390 But did you?"
29390	But what do you expect? 29390 But what would my superiors in the Government Bureau think?"
29390	But where are we going?
29390	But where is Miko?
29390	But,she began faintly,"how can this mad experiment have anything to do with saving my boy?"
29390	But-- but what is the matter?
29390	Can not you finish the experiment, Allen? 29390 Can we stop there?"
29390	Can you find landing space, Gregg?
29390	Can you see me?
29390	Can you send, Peter?
29390	Can you-- check us? 29390 Carnes, did you ever see a case of snow blindness?"
29390	Did you arrange for that plane?
29390	Did you ever think of that, Moa? 29390 Did you mark the pane of glass through which you flashed your light last night, Bolton?"
29390	Did you offer us choice of surrender? 29390 Did you think George Prince was a leader of this?
29390	Did you think I wanted you with my dying breath? 29390 Do you not understand?
29390	Do you suppose the poor chap has a-- a-- broken heart, or something like that? 29390 Do you think so?"
29390	Do you think that some exterior force is causing the President''s disability?
29390	Do-- do you mean it? 29390 Do-- do you mean you can bring Allen from the prison here-- just by throwing those switches?"
29390	Even...?
29390	Falling? 29390 Falling?"
29390	Grantline? 29390 Have I forgotten, did I do anything wrong?"
29390	Have we stopped swinging?
29390	Have you ever seen a finer one?
29390	Have you tried to connect this opthalmia with his mental aberrations?
29390	Hello, Doctor,exclaimed the Chief,"what the dickens have you got on your mind now?
29390	How are they doing it?
29390	How are you?
29390	How did he get out of here? 29390 How do you know what course to follow?"
29390	How do you know? 29390 How do you people control your being, as you express it?"
29390	How does he act in the daytime?
29390	How far away, Peter?
29390	How should I know, Miko? 29390 How should I know?"
29390	I mean to say, where to on the Moon? 29390 I presume that the President always sleeps with his head in this direction?"
29390	I say, we are not so bad as navigators, are we? 29390 I think you will cause no more trouble, Gregg?"
29390	I was thinking, Moa, when we land at the Moon to- morrow-- where is our equipment?
29390	If our treasure is on this hemisphere, Prince, we should pick up Gamma rays? 29390 If you are what you say you are, how did you get here?"
29390	In other words, it is acting like sunburn?
29390	In war, too?
29390	Insects as big as horses?
29390	Is he dead, Olmstead?
29390	Is he inside the room, Anita?
29390	Is he worse?
29390	Is it? 29390 Is that all?"
29390	Is that his name?
29390	Is that reason why we should not love?
29390	It''s a beautiful moon, is n''t it?
29390	Low scale, Peter?
29390	Moa, did it ever occur to you, if once you and Miko trusted me-- which you don''t-- I might show more interest in joining you?
29390	Moa, where is Snap? 29390 Nothing?
29390	Nothing?
29390	Oh, ye wud, wud yer, little mann?
29390	On such a subject as this you''re entitled to_ know_, are you? 29390 Only one, Anita?"
29390	Overwork?
29390	Pardon me a moment, Doctor,interrupted the Admiral,"but may I ask what is your connection with the matter?
29390	Prince?
29390	Professor,he wrote feverishly,"can you reverse the process used in your Vibration- Retarder?
29390	Ready, Haljan?
29390	Shall I accompany you?
29390	Shall I try the''graphs, Miko?
29390	Snap? 29390 So that is it?"
29390	So you do n''t believe a man can come back from the grave, eh?
29390	So you think it amusing?
29390	So, Gregg Haljan? 29390 So, Haljan-- she put some sense into your head?
29390	Something here? 29390 Surely you''re not going out a night like this?
29390	Talc?
29390	Talk about him? 29390 That black- whiskered sphinx, Hammersly, will he be there?"
29390	That gentleman, milady?
29390	That the turret?
29390	The same interval, Snap?
29390	Then Stokowsky had isolated Von Beyer''s new element?
29390	Then you_ have_ studied the moon?
29390	This treasure on the Moon-- did you say it was on the Moon?
29390	To what destination?
29390	Wan side, is it?
29390	Well, boys,he asked lightly,"what do you think of that?"
29390	Well, gentlemen, are you satisfied that resistance is futile?
29390	Well, how did he get out?
29390	Well, why do n''t you tell me?
29390	Well?
29390	What are you doing-- pulling my leg?
29390	What do you mean, Doctor?
29390	What do you suppose it could be, Jerry boy?
29390	What do you think of Von Beyer''s alleged discovery?
29390	What do you want me to do?
29390	What happened?
29390	What information did you wish, Doctor?
29390	What is it, Allen?
29390	What is it, Williams?
29390	What is there in the room?
29390	What on earth is it?
29390	What other wild animals or harmful insects have you on this planet?
29390	What word, Brady?
29390	What''s happened? 29390 What-- what are you doing now?"
29390	What? 29390 When did he start to sleep there?"
29390	Where are they?
29390	Where are your Gamma ray mirrors? 29390 Where do you think these insect invaders came from?"
29390	Where is Admiral Clay?
29390	Where is Miko, Ellis?
29390	Where is Miko?
29390	Where is Snap?
29390	Where is he? 29390 Where is the operator?"
29390	Where is your detail?
29390	Where will it join us?
29390	Which way do you think?
29390	Who th''divil arre yer?
29390	Who, Snap?
29390	Why men and women?
29390	Why not the moon? 29390 Why not?"
29390	Why should I not? 29390 Why,"he asked rather hesitatingly,"did the people of Venus always remain so small?
29390	Why? 29390 Why?"
29390	Women?
29390	Wonder who wrote it?
29390	Would a zed- ray penetrate those crater- cliffs? 29390 Would you like to have our chef prepare them for you?"
29390	You are going?
29390	You are seeking a natural enemy to this deadly flying menace, are you not?
29390	You armed?
29390	You called for winged volunteers, did you not, Kleig?
29390	You dare?
29390	You got it?
29390	You take command here?
29390	You think he may be on the Northern inner side of Tycho?
29390	You think the ship is coming?
29390	You think you love someone else? 29390 You want a true course now to the asteroid?"
29390	You want me to fear you?
29390	You will land us safely, Haljan?
29390	You''re sure of that?
29390	You, please-- you will help us? 29390 You-- you will let me be with you?"
29390	_ Grantline?_And the answer came.
29390	''Oh, you''re one of_ those_ guys, are you?''
29390	***** But how far?
29390	***** Would Professor Burr be able to save Allen as he claimed?
29390	*****"What are the symptoms?"
29390	A girl somewhere who jilted him?
29390	A premonition?
29390	A suicide?
29390	After the Governor has refused me?
29390	Am I-- a girl descended from the Martian flame- workers-- impotent now to awaken a man?"
29390	An abnormality upon the frowning ragged cliffs of Tycho?
29390	And now may I return to the subject of the vampires of Venus?"
29390	And some arrangement for my share of this treasure?
29390	And the other ship-- how fast is it?"
29390	And what had drowned out the voice of the radio- reporter?
29390	And where was Coniston, down in this broken hull?
29390	Are they still there?"
29390	Are we checked?"
29390	Are you ready, Gregg?"
29390	Astounding Stories looks all right, but may I make a suggestions?
29390	Bolton, have you ever seen a finer moon?
29390	But I wonder what is eating him?"
29390	But how, in all this Lunar desolation, could we hope to locate them?
29390	But these passengers-- what preparation are you making for them on the asteroid?"
29390	But to what advantage?
29390	But to what purpose?
29390	But what did it portend?
29390	But why?
29390	But why?
29390	But you say he claims to have found the correct alloys?"
29390	But_ was_ it secret?
29390	By the Almighty, Moa, are you up there?
29390	CHAPTER I_ The Hand of Moyen._"Who is that man?"
29390	Ca n''t you change the two bodies now?"
29390	Can you get me into the White House to- night?"
29390	Can you save him?
29390	Can you tell me with what type of glass it is equipped?"
29390	Could I make her talk of that other brigand ship which Miko had said was waiting on Mars?
29390	Could Miko be fooled?
29390	Dead?
29390	Did he love Anita Prince?
29390	Did n''t you hear what I called you?
29390	Did the eyes of Moyen gaze even into the depths of the Secret Room, hundreds of feet below even the documentary- treasure vaults of the Capitol?
29390	Did you spare the lives of our people which, with your control of your golden rays, you could easily have done?
29390	Do n''t you suppose I''m interested?"
29390	Do n''t you think so, Jerry?"
29390	Do n''t you think so?
29390	Do n''t you understand?
29390	Do n''t you understand?
29390	Do n''t you understand?"
29390	Do you believe it?"
29390	Do you believe me?"
29390	Do you not understand, can you not comprehend, also, that the man Smith was a martyr to science?
29390	Do you recognize the lines?"
29390	Do you see?
29390	Do you think, when I am deadly serious, that I mean what I say?"
29390	Do you understand?"
29390	Does everybody understand?"
29390	Does he speak at all, Jerry?"
29390	Drop me off there, will you?"
29390	Dying?
29390	Executing my signals?"
29390	Five hundred years?"
29390	Get a life belt, will you?"
29390	Grantline''s party?
29390	Gregg Haljan?"
29390	Gregg, why are you so foolish?"
29390	Had I failed my cue?
29390	Had Venza failed in her unknown purpose?
29390	Had her mind, in the excitement, betrayed her?
29390	Had she and Dr. Frank, perhaps, some last minute desperate purposes?
29390	Haljan, what''s happened?"
29390	Haljan, will you verify these figures?"
29390	Hate?
29390	Have n''t several elements been first discovered in the spectra of stars?"
29390	Have n''t you ever had time to study the history of the moon- worshipping cults?
29390	Have you a flashlight?"
29390	Have you ever heard that man say anything yet?
29390	Have you no answer?"
29390	He does not drink, gamble....""And women?"
29390	He had mentioned madness: was he, Professor Ramsey Burr, crazy?
29390	His thoughts took a strange turn:"Why do these vain people go around dressed in jeweled ornaments?"
29390	How close were some of these to the United States?
29390	How could it be the_ Planetara_?
29390	How could she get the authorities to consent to her son having the suit?
29390	How did the intervening days pass?
29390	How did you manage it?"
29390	How do you like your new assignment?"
29390	How much technical knowledge of signaling instruments did this brigand leader have?
29390	How much will you sell me your body for?''
29390	How skilled at mathematics were these brigands?
29390	How?"
29390	I added,"Shall we go?"
29390	I felt a thrill of instinctive fear-- would she plunge that knife into me?
29390	I heard Moa mutter:"So that is it?"
29390	I said,"Shall I make the exposure?"
29390	I suppose that you fellows are pretty busy getting ready for Premier McDougal''s visit?"
29390	I thought,"Is Snap concerned with this?"
29390	I wonder if I could subscribe to Astounding Stories?
29390	I wonder...."Was it an omen of the future for the West?
29390	In his hand he gripped a small segment of black fabric, a piece torn from an invisible cloak?
29390	Is it not so?
29390	Is that it?"
29390	Is that so?"
29390	Is that what you''re remembering, Gregg Haljan?"
29390	Is there anything remarkable about that?
29390	Is there?"
29390	It struck me-- could I turn that confusion to account?
29390	Johnny Grantline?"
29390	Just think of that being loose, will you?
29390	Killed by something?
29390	Long range projectors?"
29390	Love?
29390	Maybe you''ve been--?"
29390	Miko, Hahn, Coniston-- could I fool them?
29390	Moyen?
29390	My cue?
29390	Near the crater of Archimedes?
29390	Need more be said?
29390	No more trouble?
29390	Not George Prince?
29390	Not bad at all, eh?"
29390	Not to encounter Grantline at once, Miko?
29390	Or a suicide?
29390	Or is Grantline so cautious it will all be protected?"
29390	Or was it an hour?
29390	Or was it?
29390	Or, since now I was armed, why could I not boldly start an assault?
29390	Our first night out from the Earth-- Grantline''s signals-- didn''t it ever occur to you that I might have some figures on his treasure?"
29390	Perhaps you think you are clever?
29390	Phwat th''divil arre yer doin''in th''house uv a rayspictable female at this hour uv th''marnin''?"
29390	Professor, will you kindly range the ocean, beginning at once, and see how many of these monsters of Moyen we have to contend with?"
29390	Remember we were arguin''it last week?
29390	Saved?
29390	Shall I call him?"
29390	Shall we go closer, Haljan?"
29390	Should I be?"
29390	So, Anita, you were masquerading to spy upon me?
29390	Suppose something went wrong, and the exchange did not take place, and her son, that is, his spirit, went back to the death house?
29390	Suppose you let me have a talk with Prince?
29390	Taking her chance for rescue with Dr. Frank, Venza and the others?
29390	Tell me with your eyes, for Moyen may even know this writing, and I am sure he hears what we say here, may even be able to see us?"
29390	That airplane of the slanted wings, the bulbous, almost bulletlike fuselage, what of it?
29390	That sounds wild, does n''t it?
29390	The brigand menace past?
29390	The other question is this: has he any form of skin trouble?"
29390	The sinking occurred at ten- thirty last evening you say, Kleig?
29390	Then why are you cold under my touch?
29390	To what purpose?
29390	Tycho, for instance, at this angle?
29390	Tycho, viewed from there--""And take another quarter- day of time?"
29390	Venza here, dying?
29390	Venza here?
29390	Was I invisible in this light?
29390	Was it nonsense, this idea of transporting bodies through the air, in invisible waves?
29390	Was it?
29390	Was that it?"
29390	Were her eyes going back on her?
29390	Were we going toward the Grantline camp?
29390	Were we not indeed fatuous fools?
29390	What am I to do besides this?"
29390	What can you do?
29390	What could we dare attempt to do?
29390	What could we do?
29390	What do his eyes look like?"
29390	What do you suspect?"
29390	What do you want with my body?''
29390	What does Prester Kleig think of this man?
29390	What else can one say about him?
29390	What excuse shall I give?
29390	What ghastly terrors of Moyen roamed the deeps of the Atlantic, of the Pacific, the oceans of the world?
29390	What had happened to Hahn?
29390	What happened?"
29390	What if Burr were mad?
29390	What is this?"
29390	What is wrong?
29390	What more was there to be said?
29390	What was it Grantline said?
29390	What was this?
29390	When I had lashed him as fiercely as I was able I cried:"Why do n''t you come at me?
29390	When do you figure she''ll be back here, and signal us?"
29390	When was this mental disability on the part of the President first noticed?"
29390	Where are we going?"
29390	Where had he last thought of those two words?
29390	Where is Miko?
29390	Where is she?
29390	Where is that ass Coniston?
29390	Where was Anita?
29390	Where, for instance, is Grantline located?"
29390	Which building do you think it is, Bolton?"
29390	Which way?
29390	Who will follow me against these people?"
29390	Who''s winning there?
29390	Why did you not strive more for height?
29390	Why had I not contrived to have Anita desert at the asteroid?
29390	Why had Moyen bidden them turn their attention to these shells of erstwhile naval grandeur?
29390	Why not increase the size of the magazine to that of Miss 1900 or Forest and Stream?
29390	Why should I not?
29390	Why?
29390	Why?
29390	Will you come over, Commander?"
29390	Will you face the dangers of a trip to Venus and use your knowledge to aid us in exterminating these creatures of hell?"
29390	Will you let me know?
29390	Will you take the controls?"
29390	Will you tell me why you make this particular suggestion?"
29390	With his last frenzy determined to kill us all?
29390	With what recent catastrophe were they associated?
29390	Wonder if there could be anything to it?"
29390	Wonder where he got the Frying Pan idea?
29390	Would he tell me that?
29390	Would it be possible, now at the last moment, to attack these brigands?
29390	Would it not have been far better for her there?
29390	Would she be successful?
29390	Would she come back?
29390	Would she tell me?
29390	Would some Earth telescope be able to see us?
29390	Would some Earth- station pick it up?
29390	Would the American flyers be able to hold off the minions of Moyen until Maniel was ready?
29390	Would they see our tiny waving headlights?
29390	Would we find him lying dead?
29390	Would wonders never cease?
29390	You blame me, Haljan, for the killing of Captain Carter?
29390	You do n''t believe it?"
29390	You do n''t mind staying down?
29390	You do not wish me to write my name upon your chest?
29390	You have the suit, the cups and the director coil?
29390	You know that when light is reflected the angle of reflection always equals the angle of incidence?
29390	You say he gave you the code- words we took from Johnson?"
29390	You think I do not know what is on your mind, Haljan?
29390	You understand?
29390	You understand?"
29390	You visit your son daily at the death house, do you not?"
29390	You will give them apparatus with which to signal?"
29390	You''re Haljan?
29390	You''re all right?
29390	You''ve never seen me miss a Saturday night yet, have you now?"
29390	You, Dean?_"Their personal code.
29390	You_ know_, do you?"
29390	Your figures gave that, did they not, Gregg?"
29607	And Inga?
29607	And Inga?
29607	And how in the world is it controlled?
29607	And then what, Mercer?
29607	And we leave?
29607	And what do you plan to do now?
29607	And your world?
29607	Are you hit badly?
29607	Back to the earth?
29607	Burglars?
29607	Burst it? 29607 But how,"asked Steinholt,"can we kill them?
29607	But how,he demanded,"can such destruction be brought about?
29607	But that is Stanton''s plane there, is n''t it?
29607	But what do they want?
29607	But why were no bodies ever washed ashore?
29607	By the way, Mr. Vanderpool, is there anything wrong at your apartment? 29607 Can the damn thing run itself, Steinholt?"
29607	Carnes, are you sure that those bodies were broken into bits? 29607 Carson, will you operate the switch for us?
29607	Cooling off, Gregg?
29607	Did I? 29607 Did the critter bite you?"
29607	Did the purser hear him?
29607	Did you get him?
29607	Do n''t you get the idea yet? 29607 Do n''t you see, Taylor?
29607	Do you know Ob Hahn?
29607	Do you know anything about it, Sears?
29607	Do you know anything about it?
29607	Do you mean badly smashed up?
29607	Do you remember the trouble that you had with Zitlan?
29607	Do you suppose that you can get a snap of the old boy''s mug if I can get him to the window again? 29607 Do you want to kill him?"
29607	Does anybody know what they are going to do or what they want?
29607	Does n''t it seem queer that George Prince and a few of his Martian friends happen to be listed as passengers for this voyage?
29607	Ever heard of him?
29607	Excitement?
29607	From what part of the world do you come,asked the astounded Fragoni,"that you speak our language?"
29607	Gregg, do n''t you know me?
29607	Gregg--Gregg, do n''t you know me?
29607	Have these Lodorians made any demands yet?
29607	Have you an eavesdropping microphone, Haljan?
29607	Have you any theory regarding it?
29607	He knows about-- about the Grantline treasure?
29607	Her?
29607	Hold on, Riley, what are you talking about?
29607	How about making him release Handlon''s-- what d''ye call it?--astral-- from Perry''s body?
29607	How can you expect to slay a mad creation that can leap through space, from world to world, like a wasp goes darting from flower to flower? 29607 How do you get into it?"
29607	How do you like it, Skip?
29607	How long ago was the wreck?
29607	How''s the train service, if any?
29607	I wonder,he added,"where Stanton is?
29607	In God''s name, Mercer, what is it? 29607 Is Fragoni going?"
29607	Is he sharpening his teeth on a rock preparatory to another attack upon us? 29607 Is he?
29607	Is it going to be treating Handlon right to de- astralize him now? 29607 Is it necessary?
29607	Is it?
29607	Is the old party croaked yet? 29607 Is there any possible defense against it, Steinholt?"
29607	Is there any power line passing within twenty miles of here?
29607	Is there something else, sir?
29607	It caught fire, of course?
29607	It seems like a dream, does n''t it, Dirk?
29607	Little beauty, is n''t she?
29607	May I have the honor of conducting our guests back to their ship in a plane?
29607	Me? 29607 Navigate-- where?"
29607	Navigate-- where?)
29607	No? 29607 No?
29607	Nothing queer looking?
29607	Now will you tell?
29607	Oh, Dirk, what is that thing?
29607	Oh, Dirk,pleaded Inga,"stay here with me, wo n''t you?
29607	Or a little acid? 29607 Porcelain?
29607	Ready?
29607	See what''s in there, wo n''t you? 29607 Shall I make a landing on it?"
29607	She is conscious?
29607	She is not human?
29607	Should I?
29607	Sleep? 29607 Snap?"
29607	So they''ve bought him off, have they? 29607 So you love Anita Prince so much as that, Gregg?"
29607	Ten days--"You think we''ll reach Ferrok- Shahn on schedule?
29607	That man who keeps staring at me, who is he?
29607	That thing, then, is...?
29607	The Venza-- wasn''t that her name? 29607 The earth?
29607	The plans?
29607	Then what made it go up?
29607	Then you know that the thing is harmless?
29607	There''s more you''d like to learn? 29607 They are saying over the televisor that--""What are they saying about it?"
29607	They?
29607	Think we''ll get away on time, Gregg?
29607	Those strange people, where are they from?
29607	Venza, where did the prowler run to? 29607 Very well-- but you will talk?
29607	Was it from in there? 29607 Was it the Prince girl?
29607	Was n''t it sealed?
29607	We did, did n''t we? 29607 We will find out about it soon enough,"he added,"so why worry about it in the meantime?"
29607	Well?
29607	Wh- a- a- t?
29607	What about it, men?
29607	What are you doing with that?
29607	What are you doing-- going to Mars, Venza? 29607 What are you going to use it for?"
29607	What could cause such a low temperature, Doctor?
29607	What did he shoot me with?
29607	What did you find out about the cause of the wreck, Doctor?
29607	What do they intend to do? 29607 What do you make of it?"
29607	What do you make of that thing, Vanderpool?
29607	What do you mean? 29607 What do you mean?"
29607	What do you say, people?
29607	What do you think of her, Taylor?
29607	What do you want to say, Miko?
29607	What does it all mean, Dirk?
29607	What happened?
29607	What harm? 29607 What has happened, Set Haljan?"
29607	What have you done to Handlon?
29607	What hit me such a crack on the dome? 29607 What in hell are you doing?"
29607	What in the hell? 29607 What is it, Bill?"
29607	What is it, Gregg?
29607	What is it?
29607	What is it?
29607	What is that apparatus?
29607	What is the matter, Inga?
29607	What is this? 29607 What makes it move, I wonder?"
29607	What on earth has the train to do with our getting the Professor''s confession of crime or whatever he has to offer? 29607 What was that?"
29607	What was the source of your cold?
29607	What work?
29607	What''s that?
29607	What''s the matter?
29607	What?
29607	When do you expect to start?
29607	Where are you going, Doctor?
29607	Where in hell is Jimmie?
29607	Where is it?
29607	Where is that cold light apparatus of yours?
29607	Where is your compressor?
29607	Where''s Snap?
29607	Where?
29607	Who are you? 29607 Who are you?"
29607	Who are you?
29607	Who are you?
29607	Who is Hughes?
29607	Who is Teuxical,he asked,"but the vassal of a monarch whose corsairs, very apparently, are carrying on a war of conquest in the universe?
29607	Who is she?
29607	Who the devil are you, and what are you doing here?
29607	Who was it? 29607 Who was that?"
29607	Why do you look so furtive?
29607	Why do you say that?
29607	Why, by God, where is he? 29607 Why-- why am I here-- in Fragoni''s?
29607	Will you help us, Captain Carter? 29607 Would n''t that be enough to clear Skip?
29607	Yes,I said,"is n''t it?"
29607	Yes? 29607 Yield?
29607	You dare to invade my grounds and disturb me at my labors for such a reason? 29607 You did n''t think we had anything easy, did you?"
29607	You have n''t been opening any treasury vaults, have you, Gregg?
29607	You have n''t mentioned it, have you?
29607	You think he overheard Grantline''s message?
29607	You wha- a- t?
29607	You''re not in love, by any chance, and bringing me down here like this merely to back up your own opinion of them eyes and them lips, Mercer?
29607	You''re sure? 29607 You''ve heard of the Federated Radium Motor?"
29607	You''ve seen George Prince, Gregg?
29607	You, Haljan?
29607	''Some may have gone back?''
29607	***** He added vehemently,"Do you understand now why we should be suspicious of this George Prince?
29607	***** Was the air in the laboratory getting unbearably close?
29607	***** What was that?
29607	*****"And are they-- the Lodorians-- still here?"
29607	*****"Webbed?"
29607	*****"What are your plans?"
29607	*****"What do you mean?"
29607	*****"What is it?"
29607	*****"What time is it now?"
29607	*****"Why not await developments?"
29607	A chance word, with you lads befuddled by alcolite?"
29607	A plot to seize the Planetara?
29607	A terrific force was emanating from that devilish globe above him, drawing him out of himself-- or-- no-- was he expanding?
29607	And I added seriously,"You do n''t answer my question?
29607	And Rankin:"But can we trust them?
29607	And saying:"But Miss Prince, why are you and your brother going to Ferrok- Shahn?
29607	And the Professor... he was getting farther and farther away... that perfecto... or was it an El Cabbajo?
29607	And the purser acting innocent?
29607	And then I heard Coniston:"See here, why would not a hundred pounds of gold- leaf tempt you?
29607	And what was the excitement you were in just before breakfast this morning?"
29607	And when a police ship sights us, what will you do then?"
29607	And who is this George Prince, anyway?"
29607	And worse: How had he dared open Snap''s box in the helio- room and abstract the code pass- words for this voyage?
29607	Any report to make?"
29607	Are you a servant here?
29607	Besides, would n''t it be possible for us to lead a jury out here and duplicate the experiment?"
29607	Big, handsome fellow, is n''t he?
29607	But was he?
29607	But was it?
29607	But what happened to me?
29607	But what was Johnson doing carrying a plan of the ship''s control rooms in his pockets?
29607	But when?
29607	But who can say that Teuxical ever will return here again?
29607	But why?
29607	By God, this murderer, whoever he is--"I stammered,"If-- if she dies-- will you flash us word?"
29607	By the stars, what else?
29607	By whom?
29607	CHAPTER IX_ The Murder in A 22_"Good God, what was that?"
29607	Can you get him to keep his mouth shut?"
29607	Can you suggest anything better?"
29607	Can you tell us?"
29607	Captain Carter added abruptly,"We''re insulated here, Halsey?"
29607	Captain Carter went on,"I know I can trust you two more than anyone else under me on the Planetara--""What do you mean by that?"
29607	Carnes, is your case completed?"
29607	Come just as you are, and--"*****"What''s the matter?"
29607	Confound it all... that cigar... where was it?...
29607	Could he have the ore insulated, fearing its Gamma rays would betray its presence to hostile watchers?
29607	Could it be he had purposely raised the other''s hopes in order to chaff him some more?
29607	Could the Professor produce it?
29607	Could the old villain be playing possum?
29607	Did you do that, Prince?
29607	Did you ever see a man''s body broken in pieces?"
29607	Did you have Prince''s cabin searched?"
29607	Did you hear anything?"
29607	Did you know that?"
29607	Did you know that?"
29607	Did you, or did you not meet George Prince and that Martian last night?"
29607	Do n''t you?
29607	Do you know I just got kicked by a poll parrot?
29607	Do you realize it will soon be dark?"
29607	Do you understand, Gaeble?"
29607	Do you understand?"
29607	Does he know anything about this Grantline affair?"
29607	Eh?"
29607	Ever hear of him?"
29607	Finally Bland could wait no longer, but fixed a terrible eye on the murderer and demanded harshly,"Where''s Handlon?"
29607	For the Earth?
29607	Get me?"
29607	Get me?"
29607	Gregg Haljan-- is this a truce?
29607	Gregg, dear...."Why, what was this?
29607	Had George Prince been in his own room when the attack came?
29607	Had Johnson been planning to sell those pass- words to Miko?
29607	Had he been watching me?
29607	Had the reporter gone insane too?
29607	Halsey''s words:"Things are not always what they seem--"Were these passengers masqueraders?
29607	He and the Englishman do n''t mesh very well, do they?"
29607	Heat- ray?
29607	His voice sounded:"Gregg Haljan, do you yield?"
29607	How long had they been under the influence of the lethal stuff?
29607	Hurt?"
29607	I demanded abruptly,"What did your brother want to talk to me about?"
29607	I guess it''s the old gag about diet, eh?"
29607	I heard Sir Arthur Coniston:"I say, what was that?"
29607	I presume that you saw that it was a catenary curve?"
29607	I said,"What sort of a contract?"
29607	I would not question you--""Is that all you have to say?"
29607	I-- er-- that is-- you see--""Where''s Handlon?
29607	If he is hurt-- killed--"So that was why Miko had tried to capture me?
29607	If it were not for your knowledge of radium ores--""Is this to be a personal wrangle?"
29607	Is everything clear?"
29607	Is it criminal?
29607	Is my apparatus in good shape outside?"
29607	Is the door sealed?
29607	Is there any chance of following that trail?"
29607	It was after eleven by the ship''s clock on the mantel, and if--"Taylor?"
29607	Mercer?
29607	Moa said,"Does Rankin understand that no harm is to come to Gregg Haljan?"
29607	Not George Prince?
29607	Not headed for the moon?
29607	Not pressure- sick, I hope?"
29607	Not= pressure- sick=, I hope?)
29607	Now?
29607	Oh, is that you, Balch?
29607	On a night like this?"
29607	Or might disaster have come to him?
29607	Or the Moon?
29607	Or was he a very clever scoundrel, with irony lurking in his soft voice, and a chuckle that he could so befool me?
29607	Or was his smile an ironical memory of how he had eluded me this morning when I chased him?
29607	Or was it because he was Anita''s brother?
29607	Or was the queer leaden feeling that had taken possession of Perry''s lungs but an indication of his overpowering weariness?
29607	Or-- What the deuce_ is_ he doing?"
29607	Out of the silence, Balch demanded,"Well, what about it, Johnson?"
29607	Porcelain?"
29607	Presently the eyelids fluttered open and a feeble voice asked,"Where the deuce am I, and how did all you guys get here?"
29607	Put here by George Prince?
29607	Rankin said calmly:"Where is the little Venus girl this meal?"
29607	Remember?
29607	See?"
29607	Shall I notify him of the conclave?"
29607	Shall we argue about it?"
29607	Shall we carry on?"
29607	She added,"Why should George Prince be sneaking around with you after him?
29607	Should he follow Kell and his burden, or should he not take advantage of this fine opportunity to continue his search of the upper story?
29607	Snap demanded,"What in the stars has this got to do with Johnny Grantline?"
29607	Something wrong?"
29607	That you think she can give us?"
29607	The code- words which were taken from Johnson-- I mean to say, why not tell us where they are?"
29607	The stewards-- the crew?"
29607	The surgeon said,"Can you speak now, Gregg?"
29607	Then I said upon impulse,"Suppose we go down to the deck, Doctor?"
29607	This fire- writing does not really hurt?
29607	Understand?"
29607	Vanderpool?"
29607	Was Anita afraid of this Martian''s wooing?
29607	Was George Prince in there?
29607	Was Miko''s room insulated?
29607	Was he captured-- or still holding them off?
29607	Was it Perry speaking, or was it Skip Handlon?
29607	Was it that?
29607	Was my accursed masculine beauty so attractive to this Martian girl?
29607	Was she sorry she had said that?
29607	Was that why Miko had struck me down, and was carrying me off?
29607	Was the Kell returning?
29607	Was the simple photographer so completely at ease that he had at length forsaken all thought of possible danger?
29607	Was this the mysterious Martian who had followed us from Halsey''s office?
29607	Were all these people aware of Grantline''s treasure on the moon?
29607	Were they about to be led into a trap?
29607	Were they planning to try and seize the Planetara?
29607	What about those packets that were on the plane?"
29607	What are they?"
29607	What can I do?"
29607	What could anyone do?
29607	What do you suppose it would pay for a few tons of really rich radio- active ore-- such as Grantline may have found on the Moon?"
29607	What had you been drinking?"
29607	What happened to you?
29607	What have you got?
29607	What is a thermocouple?"
29607	What is it you want to say?"
29607	What say?"
29607	What takes you to Mars?"
29607	What was Kell''s real object in giving them those drugged cigars?
29607	What was he sitting there for, anyway, at that hour of the morning?"
29607	What was it?
29607	What was that?"
29607	What was the old archfiend doing to him anyhow?...
29607	What was there to plan?
29607	What would anyone dare do?
29607	Whatever you learn-- anything you encounter which looks unusual-- will you tell me?
29607	When would the Chief finish and let him escape from the office?
29607	Where are you, Frank?
29607	Where are you, anyway?"
29607	Where is father?
29607	Where was Handlon?
29607	Where was Miko?
29607	Where''s Carter?"
29607	Where''s the hay, Horace?
29607	Where_ was_ Handlon''s body?
29607	Who am I to write of it, with all the poets of all the ages striving to express the unexpressible?
29607	Who is he?"
29607	Who the devil are you?"
29607	Whose voice was that?
29607	Why did Handlon grin in that idiotic manner?
29607	Why do n''t you go get him?
29607	Why had the room suddenly taken on so hazy an aspect?
29607	Why not?
29607	Why should I not say it?
29607	Why was he laughing and leering at them so horribly?...
29607	Why?
29607	Why?
29607	Wild- eyed, chasing a phantom--""You?"
29607	Will you come?"
29607	Will you?"
29607	Would he be in time?
29607	Would it be as clear to the girl?
29607	Would it not be the wiser to eliminate all traces of to- night''s happenings?
29607	Would the speed of condensation of the atoms which comprised the body of Professor Kell serve to shut out the pursuing astral of Kell?
29607	Would they show signs of pity?
29607	Would you rouse him again after the way he treated us with that gun?
29607	Yes-- shall we go there?
29607	Yet held to him by some power he might have over her brother?
29607	You are familiar with a searchlight, are you not?"
29607	You caused us a lot of trouble, did n''t you?
29607	You did n''t know that, Rankin?
29607	You have-- how many is it, Carter?--thirty or forty passengers this trip to- night?"
29607	You know that?
29607	You know that?
29607	You mean changing their money?
29607	You said, Sir Arthur?...
29607	You saw me?"
29607	You saw that look, Gregg?
29607	You seem to feel it was George Prince?"
29607	You understand that, do you not?"
29607	You understand?"
29607	You will not shoot?"
29607	You will, Mercer-- you will return her to the sea?"
29607	Your duties on the Planetara leave you comparatively free, do n''t they?"
54485	How many will that be, sir?
54485	After hearing what they had to say, I asked them very coolly, how they intended to proceed when they had thrown me overboard?
54485	And who can doubt but that this is the time to find the means of satisfying so general a desire?
54485	How then could I get away with nothing to pay my expenses, or those of my wife and children in my absence?
54485	How then were they to find their way home without my aid?
54485	I inquired of Surui how I should know the distinguished orders?
54485	I moved like one who trod on air; for whose achievements had equalled mine?
54485	Slim,"if this''icy hoop''exists, how do you expect to pass it?
54485	What then shall we do?
54485	Will Mackerel, who was on the quarter deck, spoke up with great passion, and asked Slim if he meant to head a mutiny?
54485	if to sit, whether on the ground, or cross- legged, or on my haunches like a monkey?
54485	or, if it is impassable, what use is there in encountering the risk of navigating unknown and dangerous seas, in a high and boisterous latitude?"
54485	what badge or outward sign was worn by them?
54485	whether I was to stand or sit?
32597	All of them?
32597	All right, how?
32597	An electronic oscillator?
32597	And how good was that?
32597	And lose all hope of finding her?
32597	Are you all right?
32597	Are you hurt?
32597	As long as they''re running, how can you doubt?
32597	Benefit?
32597	But the temperature?
32597	But what about Anti and Nona?
32597	But what about hand weapons? 32597 But what did you do after you got inside?"
32597	But what''s happening now?
32597	But why do we want to go there?
32597	But why, when a name will do at least as well?
32597	But why?
32597	Can you get around me when I''m standing like this?
32597	Cold?
32597	Commander?
32597	Dead?
32597	Did n''t you expect it?
32597	Did you see anyone when we were loading your tank in the ship?
32597	Did you think you would be chosen? 32597 Do n''t you ever think, General?
32597	Do n''t you know?
32597	Do n''t you understand? 32597 Do what?"
32597	Do you think I''m going to worry about cold?
32597	Do you think so?
32597	Docchi?
32597	Draw up another request?
32597	Fight the guards?
32597	Get off?
32597	Guard, where''s your decency?
32597	Has he blipped us?
32597	Have you figured it out as precisely as you should?
32597	How did he react?
32597	How did she get in the ship?
32597	How do I get there?
32597	How do you know? 32597 How do you know?"
32597	How do you propose to do it?
32597	How is she?
32597	How soon can you break into a broadcasting orbit?
32597	How will you live out of the acid?
32597	How?
32597	How?
32597	How?
32597	I do n''t like to bother you,said Jordan,"but what shall we do about them?"
32597	If you did n''t bring the rocket back on remote, why did she come?
32597	Is Jerian here?
32597	Is he overtaking us?
32597	Is it worth it?
32597	Is n''t that correct?
32597	Is n''t that enough?
32597	Is that all? 32597 Is that all?"
32597	Is there any possibility of that occurring?
32597	Is there something wrong with it?
32597	Jordan? 32597 Keep that in mind, will you?"
32597	Like leading a poodle on a leash? 32597 Maybe I''m stupid for asking, but exactly what is it that''s deadly about being out in space without a spacesuit?"
32597	Me? 32597 Memorandum number ten?
32597	Now that you''ve got me, what are you going to do with me?
32597	Now then, Doctor, if it was n''t Docchi who was responsible for the sudden functioning of the gravital drive, who was it?
32597	Now what?
32597	Now what?
32597	Now what?
32597	Power?
32597	Ready?
32597	She understood, did n''t she?
32597	Tell me, why did you laugh when Jordan mentioned a spacesuit?
32597	That''s all? 32597 Then it''s your opinion that she''s not able to survive in a normal society?"
32597	Then there''s a geepee on the loose, intent on sabotage?
32597	To do what? 32597 Trouble?"
32597	We thought we were running away from the ships, which we were, but only to beat them back to the junkpile?
32597	Well, monster, how did you do it?
32597	Well?
32597	Well?
32597	What about me?
32597	What are we standing here for? 32597 What are we waiting for?
32597	What are we waiting for? 32597 What are you driving at?"
32597	What are you going to do?
32597	What are you waiting for? 32597 What can I do when I get there?
32597	What did you do to the rockets?
32597	What do I do?
32597	What else can we do?
32597	What happened? 32597 What is she thinking about?"
32597	What other concepts does anyone think with?
32597	What shall I do?
32597	What''ll we do with Doc?
32597	What''s our relative speed?
32597	What''s that?
32597	What''s the excitement about?
32597	What''s the matter with the poor dear?
32597	What''s the matter?
32597	What''s the matter?
32597	When are you going to let her out?
32597	When you get back, what will you report to your superiors? 32597 Where did it get instructions?
32597	Where is she hiding?
32597	Where were you hiding?
32597	Where?
32597	Which means?
32597	Who?
32597	Who?
32597	Whose orders?
32597	Why a geepee?
32597	Why a rocket?
32597	Why did they turn us down?
32597	Why is she staring at the little dial?
32597	Why not some form of gravity drive?
32597	Why wo n''t they function?
32597	Why?
32597	Why?
32597	Will you two great brains work it out in the lab, please? 32597 With fake arms and grease- paint?
32597	With this bag of bolts?
32597	Without the tank? 32597 Wo n''t it work?"
32597	You know why the Medicouncil refused to let you go?
32597	You mean they''re supposed to run that way? 32597 You mean toasters?"
32597	You understand the risk, Anti? 32597 You wanted to speak to me about the Solar Committee reply?"
32597	Any argument against?"
32597	Are there any available?"
32597	Are there any other instructions?"
32597	Are you?"
32597	But what are we going to do with it when we find it?"
32597	Can you picture the dead silence when he walks into a room of normal people?"
32597	Can you tell them that you left in good order, while there was still time to continue the search?
32597	Could it get by the control compartment without our seeing it?"
32597	Did a meteor strike?"
32597	Does it say so?"
32597	Does that mean anything?"
32597	Does this give you a clue to how we feel?
32597	For example, in the past, why did n''t gravital units work well at considerable distances from the Sun?
32597	From the viewpoint of that intelligence, why should it perform_ ad infinitum_ a complicated but meaningless routine?
32597	How do you suppose we go about replacing the defective tubes?
32597	How else could I find out?"
32597	How?
32597	How?"
32597	How?"
32597	I meant, what are you doing here?"
32597	Is that important?"
32597	It is, is n''t it?"
32597	Mostly, who did it?
32597	Normal?
32597	Nothing else?"
32597	Or Nona, or Jordan, or Anti?"
32597	Or the sweet young thing who had bravely volunteered because someone ought to help those poor unfortunate men?
32597	Or will they like it better if they know you stayed until the last moment?
32597	Overlapping so that for five minutes we have Earth or Earth- and- a- half gravity and then none?"
32597	So late that you had to abandon some of your ships?"
32597	So you''re sensitive about it, eh?
32597	Sun?
32597	That was an elusive thought, though: whose child?
32597	The question he had asked himself was this: where and how does she belong?
32597	The sour old nurse who''d signed up because she wanted quick credits toward retirement?
32597	Then who?"
32597	They at least-- damn it, do n''t you see that they at least have to_ look_ like human beings?"
32597	Understand?
32597	Vogel?
32597	Way down below all this flesh?"
32597	What about it?"
32597	What do I do?"
32597	What does that have to do with it?"
32597	What future is there for a girl unless she can get married?"
32597	What is wrong?"
32597	Who are we?
32597	Who else?
32597	Why did they refuse?"
32597	Why keep case histories of hopeless cases?
32597	Why?
32597	Will they do as well?"
32597	Would Cameron know that?
32597	[ Illustration]"Are you hurt?"
51610	And the diversion?
51610	And why, Professor Smith,said Burns imitating a heavy official voice,"have you alone retained your faculties?"
51610	Are you sure about the grasshopper, Morry?
51610	But I thought they said he did n''t know anything?
51610	But how did he get hold of him?
51610	But you can take them down to half an inch?
51610	Did you give the advanced geo- physics lectures?
51610	Do you know what you''ve got here, Morry? 51610 Had it occurred to you that with these crystals and your stellar- reporters man could expand through the Galaxy?"
51610	Have you ever put anything living on the plate, Morry?
51610	Hell, Morry, who cares about these damned specimens? 51610 How do you know?
51610	If you''re in a hurry, John, why not use the one there in the cellar?
51610	Is Dimples certain?
51610	No use appealing to him with the broad theme, I suppose?
51610	Sure about it?
51610	The grasshopper? 51610 Then what?"
51610	They wo n''t be too heavy will they, Morry?
51610	They''re not?
51610	Was it hurt?
51610	What are you doing?
51610	What broad theme?
51610	Who are the others?
51610	Who would care to join me in pulling him into small pieces surgically?
51610	Who? 51610 Why do n''t you do it in one jump instead of walking backwards and forwards?"
51610	Why not bring him to justice?
51610	Why not?
51610	Would you like me to drive the bubble- dancer to transportation?
51610	You crazy?
51610	A genius?
51610	Am I or am I not the only leading scientist of importance who has retained his sanity and continued to produce discoveries of unique value?
51610	Anyway, where are you going to collect the other emigrants from, once you''re out on a habitable planet at the back end of the Galaxy?"
51610	Brilliant?
51610	Do n''t you see, Morry?"
51610	Do you know how many habitable planets we''ve listed?
51610	Do you know what he means?"
51610	Do you remember?"
51610	How would you like to be expelled?
51610	Is that how David Adam Smith became the world authority when you disappeared?"
51610	Is the converter in your truck working?"
51610	What did he say?"
51610	What''s he doing with you?"
51610	Where is Firnivale, Williams, Hutk, Marrpole, and so on and so on?
51610	Which of you in fact thought of the stellar- reporters for accumulating data on other parts of the Galaxy?"
51610	Who else would run an Institute for three hundred students with himself as the sole Director?
51610	You were advanced students, you must have sent them off every day, well, was n''t the clock always slow when it returned?"
52913	Are they ready to travel through the tortuous path of the inquisition?
52913	Have they signified their willingness to be tested for courage and fortitude?
52913	Is n''t''e a dear, aw, is n''t''e sweet?
52913	Oh, how do you do?
52913	Pray, Professor, what is your opinion of a first cause?
52913	To be sure Aurora, I am head over heels in love with his lilacs; are n''t they elegant?
52913	What is it Aurora, is that Jewsky after you again?
52913	You will not desert me? 52913 Could there be anything more astounding? 52913 Does not this vast universe with all its wonderful manifestations suggest a creative force, which governs it?
52913	I am afraid we''ll make a beastly flunk at the show, are n''t you?"
52913	Margaret, as if dazed with the frenzy of that strange passion, clung to Aurora, exclaiming hysterically:"How can it be, Aurora?
52913	The idea, pray what has he to say?"
52913	The professor, slackening his pace, greeted them courteously:"I presume you ladies are well prepared for the ordeal of tomorrow night?"
52913	To what line of surgical science did this assortment of animals contribute, whose piteous wails ever and anon emanated from his laboratory?
52913	Was Margaret after all a capricious traitor, a recalcitrant, who had forsaken her solemn vow and desecrated their covenant?
52913	What was the mission of this mysterious man?
52913	What, if his re- incarnated subject should prove to be a hideous Frankenstein or a monstrosity devoid of finer senses?
52913	What, if on awakening the patient, he found her a maniac irrevocably bereft of reason?
52913	What, if she should prove to be a man with effeminate mind and manners?
52913	Who will be the Savior, through whose agency this happy cross fertilization, inoculation or union shall be achieved?
52913	Why do not Spiritual Shepherds, instead of preaching intolerance and fanaticism, bring their flocks together in harmony?
52805	And if something is, how could you alter it?
52805	But who will make the artificial pebbles if the Ground Dwellers are n''t to know about them?
52805	But-- but what can we do?
52805	Did you two phph players bring the pebbles?
52805	Do you want the Ground Dwellers to see Real People in a brawl?
52805	Do you want to give us a bad name for presumption, brother?
52805	How?
52805	Is that your question?
52805	May I ask a question?
52805	Of plants, you mean?
52805	Then will Your Honor join us when the game is over?
52805	What harm would that do? 52805 What''s in the pebbles now that could tell anything about us?"
52805	Where do phph pebbles go when they are thrown beyond our feeble gravity and escape into outer space? 52805 Why?"
52805	You mean,Marnag asked,"that if beings came here from space they would attack us?"
52805	And suppose that where they struck there existed beings capable of analyzing them?"
52805	And who, if anyone, collects them, and what conclusions about them and our world do such persons draw?"
52805	But now they have suddenly become-- shall I say rhythmical?
52805	Come on, Marnag, are you really a Thinker in disguise?
52805	Directional?
52805	Does that answer you satisfactorily?"
52805	Hope that all of the pebbles already in their possession are free of-- shall we say, incriminating evidence?
52805	If such beings exist, and if they could come here, why could n''t we go there too-- wherever it is-- and would n''t that enrich our lives?
52805	Measured?
52805	Moreover, would n''t we be outraged to the point where our primary object would be to avenge ourselves?
52805	Sephar?
52805	What becomes of them in the end?
52805	Would n''t We immediately undertake an intensive study to determine whence they came, and of what, precisely, they consisted?
29919	''Are not two prayers a perfect strength?''
29919	A grave danger?
29919	A voice, was it?
29919	Afraid of what?
29919	All ready, Kay?
29919	And what could he do, unless it''s my liver?
29919	And you, sir? 29919 And,"he asked;"if they attack-- what then?
29919	Any markings?
29919	Any new dots and dashes? 29919 Anything to identify it?"
29919	Because if we are trapped and caught, of what use is the price we might have gotten? 29919 But is n''t there any help for it?"
29919	But the_ Nomad?_he asked.
29919	But what? 29919 But why the wild interest in this particular doctor?"
29919	But you did see that flash?
29919	But-- the quills?
29919	Ca n''t you trust me?
29919	Carr,the girl whispered, after a time,"where are we going?"
29919	Cliff, you''re not badly hurt?
29919	Cliff, you''re not hurt?
29919	Clouds?
29919	Could that flash have been a signal?
29919	Did I? 29919 Did n''t he''sic us on''neatly?
29919	Did they get you, old man?
29919	Did you hear that?
29919	Did you see it?
29919	Did you see it?
29919	Do n''t you know you''ve done a miraculous thing? 29919 Do n''t you remember?
29919	Do you know that you are turning a delicate and beautiful romance into a lascivious libel on the human race?
29919	Does he know it''s me?
29919	Dr. Friedrich von Stein?
29919	Find it?
29919	Glad you came?
29919	Glimpsed the surface?--an island?
29919	Hanley''s office?
29919	Hello, Lieutenant-- the enemy ship-- where is it now?
29919	Hello, old sock,he said,"had a bad dream?"
29919	His guards-- the fleet-- what''s happened?
29919	How about me?
29919	How about yourself?
29919	How can there be a sea out there in space?
29919	How could you?
29919	How do you suppose we''ll make ourselves understood to the people of Europa?
29919	How in time are we to find this city of golden domes?
29919	How long have we got, Kay?
29919	How, Carr?
29919	I insisted upon you and Hans-- Gutierrez, what is that?
29919	If he is in?
29919	Is Venus Signalling?
29919	Is he--?
29919	Is it so,_ Niña_? 29919 Is it-- some one else?"
29919	Is she-- are we safe?
29919	Is that it?
29919	Is that part of the treatment?
29919	It is Mr. and Mrs. Parker, I believe? 29919 Just what?"
29919	Lay your foul hands on Ora, will you? 29919 Like your job?"
29919	Lyman? 29919 Made plenty of money yourself, did n''t you, Carr?"
29919	Many of them?
29919	May we see Dr. von Stein?
29919	Me? 29919 Meaning--?"
29919	My boy,he said,"did you do these?"
29919	No internal gravity mechanism on the_ Nomad_?
29919	No kick, eh? 29919 Not so bad, Hans?
29919	Not the people of Europa?
29919	Now why did n''t you tell me that before? 29919 Now would n''t that jar you?"
29919	Now, how about it?
29919	Oh, are you awake?
29919	Oh, is that so?
29919	Proctor? 29919 Quite a shop,"he admitted;"but where is the telescope?"
29919	Rapaju?
29919	Rapaju?
29919	Ready for bed?
29919	Ready to go up and give merry hell to that other ship if she shows up?
29919	Right now?
29919	Say, if them Giants comes up here yuh know what us folks is going to do? 29919 See anything?"
29919	Shall I cut him loose now from his chair, Commander?
29919	So our efforts have been wasted, have they? 29919 So soon?
29919	So you think,he said, when there was opportunity,"that you can help me, Dr. von Stein?"
29919	Stand up, ca n''t you?
29919	Still defiant, eh? 29919 Surely Miss Ora does not intend to come with us?"
29919	Tell you? 29919 The Americano?"
29919	The Wasp in sight?
29919	The captive is safe? 29919 The chief plays with woman''s words, no?
29919	They leave that soon?
29919	Thinking of Cliff?
29919	To-- to stay?
29919	Von Stein?
29919	Was it the commander, Gutierrez?
29919	Was the planet communicating?
29919	Well, what''s to prevent it?
29919	Well?
29919	Well?
29919	Well?
29919	Well?
29919	What are you going to do?
29919	What are you talking about?
29919	What can I do for you?
29919	What can we do with the_ Nomad_?
29919	What do you mean by that?
29919	What do you mean-- a proposition?
29919	What do you think of this stuff?
29919	What in thunder is that?
29919	What is it, Carr?
29919	What is it, sweetheart?
29919	What is it?
29919	What is that?
29919	What is your plan?
29919	What sort of a danger?
29919	What sort of a reception do you suppose we''ll get?
29919	What use would that be against the Earth Giants? 29919 What''s that?"
29919	What''s that?
29919	What''s this?
29919	What''s wrong?
29919	What? 29919 When did you first hear this?"
29919	Where''ll we land, Detis?
29919	Where''s that?
29919	Where?
29919	Who but the devil was the father of magic?
29919	Who?
29919	Why come here, with so much to be seen out there?
29919	Why not go to see that new doctor?
29919	Why not? 29919 Why not?"
29919	Why,they asked,"should there be more unprovoked assaults from the people of another planet?
29919	Why?
29919	Will you give us time to talk it over and think about it?
29919	Would I?
29919	You all right?
29919	You come from New York?
29919	You have noticed that copper bowl?
29919	You honestly believe them able to do this?
29919	You knew that Cordelia Lyman died a short time ago, did n''t you?
29919	You know what will happen, Heinrich?
29919	You promise you will return me alive? 29919 You saw that bit about the new Chinese disintegrator?
29919	You saw through?
29919	You''ve been out-- how long?
29919	You-- can you raise Great New York on the audiphone, Hendrick?
29919	Your stock?
29919	_ Comprenez vous Francaise?_..._ Non?_... German, perhaps, or Spanish?...
29919	_ Comprenez vous Francaise?_..._ Non?_... German, perhaps, or Spanish?...
29919	_ Comprenez vous Francaise?_..._ Non?_... German, perhaps, or Spanish?...
29919	_ Sprecken sie Deutsche?__ Usted habla Española?_...He followed with a fusillade of questions in strange and varying tongues.
29919	_ Sprecken sie Deutsche?__ Usted habla Española?_...He followed with a fusillade of questions in strange and varying tongues.
29919	***** Fortunate for him that the meteor had not been completely covered by water, he thought-- but was it fortunate?
29919	***** How many of them were there?
29919	***** The logical thing to do, yes-- but how?
29919	*****"Beats the rocket motors and bulky fuel of the regular liners a mile, does n''t it?
29919	*****"There,"said Lieutenant McGuire,"--doesn''t that elevate your mind?
29919	A vampire, if there is such a thing?
29919	A witch?
29919	All right with you?"
29919	All right?"
29919	Am I correct?"
29919	And alone?"
29919	And shall I feel afraid?"
29919	And suppose you kill him-- won''t they track you just the same, Hendrick?"
29919	And the enemy ship--?
29919	And what''s the idea of the private ship?
29919	And where do you keep it?
29919	And who may say that man is free from the Venerian danger?
29919	And why did not our own planes escape?...
29919	And, as Ruth remained silent,"Ruth, it is n''t Cliff Hymes, is it?
29919	Approaching footsteps?
29919	Are the people of Venus trying to communicate?
29919	Are we flying-- in the clouds?"
29919	Are you game?"
29919	Are you game?"
29919	Are you, by chance, a psycho- analyst?
29919	Both of you, I assume, know something of the radio?
29919	But how about the fleet behind them?
29919	But how come?
29919	But since when are you a navigator, Mado?"
29919	But suppose a wandering meteor or a tiny asteroid gets in the way?
29919	But that is the more charming, eh?
29919	But what agency had done this strange thing?
29919	But what are you doing here?"
29919	But what could be sweeter for use in one of our regular atomic motors?
29919	But what do you mean-- make the fuel?"
29919	But what''s wrong with you Carr?
29919	But why not give a sequel about the other and more terrible creatures in the earth whom the madman spoke of?
29919	But why?
29919	But you will take me first to Cape Town, Hendrick?
29919	But you will take your share of his ransom, wo n''t you?
29919	But your father-- Mado?"
29919	But, even if the magazine were enlarged and the price boosted to a quarter, do you really think that we get enough material to devour?
29919	But-- but, how did you learn English?"
29919	By damn, what is this?"
29919	Call Hanley, eh?"
29919	Calling you, Gutierrez?
29919	Can it be done and still bar his instruments from locating us?"
29919	Can you come here a moment, please?"
29919	Carry you out through the cool reaches of interplanetary space?
29919	Chah-- that would give him a start, would n''t it?
29919	Clever of me, do n''t you think, to persuade Hendrick to take us to Cape Town?
29919	Come all the way from home in it?"
29919	Could I creep in there, surprise De Boer now, and kill him?
29919	Could he use it?
29919	Could it have meant in any way the launching of a projectile-- a ship-- to travel Earthward through space?"
29919	Could that have been the flash of a-- a rocket?
29919	De Boer was saying:"But why, Jetta, should I bother with your ideas?
29919	Detis?
29919	Did Hanley have an invisible flyer out there?
29919	Did Mado intend to lead the fleet into the embrace of that dreadful monster they had so fortunately escaped?
29919	Did he know he was mortally wounded?
29919	Did n''t think I''d go, did you, you stupid old dear?"
29919	Did that music have a meaning?
29919	Did they have radio?
29919	Did they wish only to learn the extent of our knowledge, our culture?
29919	Do n''t you think so?"
29919	Do you both follow me?"
29919	Do you get enough air?"
29919	Do you mean to say that someone could do this to me maliciously?"
29919	Europa, Ora, Rapaju-- all of it?
29919	Ever been on one of the asteroids?
29919	Ever seen the Sargasso Sea of the solar system?
29919	Ever seen the other side of the Moon-- Uranus-- Neptune-- Planet 9, the farthest out from the sun?"
29919	Five feet ahead of me?
29919	From Venus?
29919	Get it?"
29919	Great God, was she safe here?
29919	Had De Boer gone into this solid blackness, to lure me?
29919	Had they, too, found them suggestive of forts on the frontier of a world, defenses against invasion from out there?
29919	Have n''t I promised?"
29919	Have the Venusians penetrated their cloak of cloud masses with a visible light?
29919	Have you ever heard of the world being saved by one man?
29919	Have you, perhaps, an enemy?"
29919	Heavy?"
29919	Hendrick, listen--""Well, what?"
29919	Hendrick-- why not?
29919	How about it?
29919	How could I have forgotten him?
29919	How could I tell you?
29919	How did you do it?
29919	How did you guess?
29919	How does it operate?
29919	How far is it?"
29919	How meet them?
29919	How much more difficult would it be to force anything from him?
29919	How shall we celebrate?"
29919	How you''ve been and how come you''ve rebelled, too?
29919	How''s that for simple?"
29919	I had a hunch Ruth would draw one of those numbers...._ How long?_"The swaying masses of gray jelly were very near them.
29919	I have no attraction?
29919	I must adjust my explanation to-- what shall I say?
29919	I wonder, did they mean to wipe him out or were they only scared off?"
29919	I''d--""Why this sudden ardor, Kay?"
29919	If he could navigate the_ Nomad_ himself, why did n''t he?
29919	Is it possible for you to use a better and thinner grade of paper?
29919	Is that clear?"
29919	Is that satisfactory?"
29919	Is their fire to be returned?"
29919	Is there life there?
29919	It attacked with gas, you say?...
29919	Japan?
29919	Jetta''s?
29919	Just because you are bigger than I am--""Hear that, Jetta?
29919	Man, do n''t you realize you''re free?
29919	May I expect you?
29919	May I reiterate one fact?
29919	McGuire?...
29919	Men?
29919	Mind?"
29919	Mr. Editor, do you remember way back when you said we should write in to you to tell you of the stories we want and that you would get them for us?
29919	My hollow empty voice echoed back as I softly responded:"Yes?"
29919	No trouble?"
29919	No-- the commander calling?
29919	Not hurt me?"
29919	Not using a private space- flier on your business trips, are you?"
29919	Now say: have you any suggestions on how I can safely ransom you?"
29919	Now tell me: what in the devil have you got in your mind?"
29919	Of what significance, of what portent-- who could tell?
29919	Oh, the old lady down the street who left her money to found a home for aged spinsters?
29919	Or did they know them for what they were?
29919	Or ten?
29919	Or that this valley was peopled with what could best be described as organized protoplasm?
29919	Or twenty?
29919	Or was it that the thing radiated energies unknown to science?
29919	Parker?"
29919	Red Russia?
29919	Rescue?
29919	Rocks?
29919	Safest for us, eh, Hans?"
29919	Saved my own, too, did n''t I?
29919	See?
29919	She walked close to him, holding his arm, and repeated softly:"Are not two prayers a perfect strength?
29919	Should America sacrifice a hundred thousand of her boys and girls each year, when human life was cheap in China?
29919	Some eruption, perhaps, this we have seen-- an ignition of gasses in the upper air-- who knows?
29919	Take it off this infernally hot night?
29919	Tell me that, wise one?"
29919	Ten thousand?
29919	That suit you?"
29919	The Venerians had reproduced his knowledge in their brains; why would n''t it be possible for him to reverse the operation?
29919	The huge enemy was approaching slowly: was it damaged?
29919	The mass of that monstrosity must be terrific, else why had it such a power of attraction for other bodies?
29919	Then what?
29919	There are two of them, one loud and one faint-- right?"
29919	They''ve taken the_ Nomad_?"
29919	Thought he had cowed him, did he?
29919	To the pilot he ordered:"Say nothing of this-- not a word-- get that?
29919	To your knowledge of the higher reaches of scientific thought?"
29919	True, he was alive now, thanks to the tiny island, but how long would he remain alive without food or water, and without hope of securing either?
29919	Vagabonds need money?"
29919	Want to go home?"
29919	Wants you himself, does he?
29919	Was Gutierrez guarding me here in the corridor?
29919	Was it possible that anyone could like those drawings?
29919	Was it possible that the psenium emanations would succeed where the Millikan rays, the W- ray had failed?
29919	Was it?
29919	Was it?
29919	Was this death?
29919	Was this the end of everything for us?
29919	Was this war-- and with whom?
29919	We have a hundred men now?
29919	Well what?
29919	Well, what of it?
29919	Well, why not go?
29919	Were there more to come?
29919	Were they friendly, perhaps?--half- timid and fearful of what they might find?
29919	Were those cities, those shadow- splashed areas of gray and rose?...
29919	What about it?"
29919	What are they looking for?
29919	What are you figuring on doing with yourself?"
29919	What better chance?
29919	What did it mean?
29919	What did it mean?
29919	What did these new- comers think of them?
29919	What difference would it make in half an hour?
29919	What do you say?"
29919	What do you think of her?"
29919	What else was there to do?
29919	What for?
29919	What had Mado marked for his attention?
29919	What had all this to do with Venus?
29919	What had happened?
29919	What had science to say?
29919	What had that other world to gain?
29919	What had they to gain?
29919	What had this craft to do with the air?
29919	What happened?
29919	What in the name of Saturn did you do?"
29919	What in the world made you think of that?"
29919	What is it?
29919	What is she?
29919	What is this incredible thing you are planning?"
29919	What is this mysterious power that enables organic forms to withstand the terrific bombardment of the W- ray?"
29919	What is your plan?"
29919	What is your trouble?"
29919	What possible connection had these half- human things with that boyhood recollection?
29919	What time is it?"
29919	What was it?
29919	What was their object?
29919	What was to prevent his strapping this being into the high- backed chair to which he had been secured some time before?
29919	What would we have done, if conditions had been reversed?"
29919	What would you do to ransom him safely?"
29919	What would you have?
29919	What''s on your mind, Mac?"
29919	When will Edmond Hamilton''s first story be published in Astounding Stories?
29919	Where are we now and where bound?"
29919	Where are we, Lieutenant McGuire?
29919	Where is it-- the thing, I mean?"
29919	Where was Mado?
29919	Who can tell?
29919	Who knows but what those inhuman Venerian brutes may even now be planning some new invasion, may be preparing to renew their attack upon Earth?
29919	Who made it?
29919	Who mans it?
29919	Whoever-- whatever-- was sending that mysterious signal was coming near-- but was that nearness a matter of miles or of thousands of miles?
29919	Why bother with the reversal?
29919	Why could n''t he be sensible and companionable as they were?
29919	Why could n''t they just continue on their way as they had started out?
29919	Why could n''t you and Cliff make it destroy life?"
29919	Why did he think of potatoes sprouting in a cellar?
29919	Why do n''t they break through?"
29919	Why do you suppose they are so tenacious of life, Cliff?"
29919	Why had n''t he killed him?
29919	Why is it that Europa has not been discovered before this; that it''s inhabited, I mean?"
29919	Why not build your own Lowland Empire?
29919	Why not cut the paper smooth, the way you do in Five Novels Monthly?
29919	Why not gather a thousand?
29919	Why not get a story by Edgar Rice Burroughs, and some more by Ray Cummings?
29919	Why not have a page devoted to the authors?
29919	Why not take Betty for a sea trip?
29919	Why not, indeed?
29919	Why not?"
29919	Why not?"
29919	Why should we be attacked?
29919	Why, when the treasure divided so nicely among three, break it up to enrich a hundred?
29919	Why, why did n''t I kill him?
29919	Will it work, Cliff?
29919	Will you come?"
29919	Will you give us your opinion, your impressions?"
29919	Wo n''t you?
29919	Would Hanley be there?
29919	Would I ever see her again?
29919	Would Jetta and I succeed?
29919	Would Jetta soon, very soon now, be able to do her part?
29919	Would the machine work?
29919	Would there be more?--could we meet them?--defeat them?
29919	Would they send recognizable signals-- words-- or some mathematical sequence to prove their reality?
29919	Would you care to?"
29919	Yes, Lieutenant.... Over Mount Lawson?...
29919	You and I are well matched, eh?"
29919	You do care, do n''t you?"
29919	You do n''t mean the president of the Pine Hills National Bank?"
29919	You get all the breaks, do n''t you?"
29919	You had best go back: De Boer, he might be jealous of us, no?
29919	You hear it too?"
29919	You''re sure you want to?"
29919	You, Mr. Parker, and you, Madame, do you understand something of physics, of psychology, of metaphysics?"
29919	he said in a thin voice, and he seemed to know now that they were in the air;"I wonder-- I wonder-- if we shall land-- what country?
29919	they demanded one of another; would n''t another day do as well as this one?
61387	A matter of real life and death, huh?
61387	Do you really expect to_ buy_ a dime for two cents?
61387	For what, a cup of coffee? 61387 Hey,"said Shorty,"what are you doing?"
61387	How do you know they''re stallions?
61387	Please, a dime, I need a dime, that''s all I--"A_ dime_?
61387	Watcha gon na do, George?
61387	What kind of guy is it, anyway,he said,"who walks around with a slot in the middle of his chest that he puts dimes into?"
61387	Yeah,said George,"and who_ ticks_, yet?"
61387	My kingdom for a... horse?
61387	Right, Pete?"
5191	Dangerously?
5191	Now, suppose I fling the contents of this small vial into the Pacific Ocean, what would be the result? 5191 Now, then, I wish a reply to the simple question: Did the single spark, that kindled the conflagration, consume the negroes and their charge?
5191	Our prize?
5191	To myself alone,he responded;"and now answer me a question: is it worth the money?"
5191	What odor do you perceive?
5191	What shall we do with our prize?
5191	You mean to assert,I rejoined,"that you can make water burn itself up?"
5191	A moment ago you spoke of the moon: what is she but an extinguished world?
5191	Are not the elements to melt with fervent heat?
5191	Are not the''heavens to be folded together like a scroll?''
5191	Are not''the rocks to melt, the stars to fall, and the moon to be turned into blood?''
5191	But what did?
5191	Dare you contemplate it for an instant?
5191	I asked him,"What is the matter?"
5191	I have shown you that He burns other worlds, why not this?
5191	Is not fire the next grand cyclic consummation of all things here below?
5191	No?
5191	Was Caxton''s contention possible?
5191	Was it true that, by the use of potassium, water could be set on fire, and that any one possessing this baneful secret could destroy the world?
5191	What do we know of the Supreme Architect of the Universe, or of his designs?
5191	What is that thing which we call water?
5191	Who accuses Charlotte Corday of assassination for stabbing Marat in his bath?
5191	Who blamed McKenzie for hanging Spencer to the yard- arm?
5191	Who condemned Pompey for exterminating the pirates from the Adriatic?
5191	Will you publish the MSS.?
5191	You spoke of the sun: what is he but a globe of flame?
5191	but what next?
50622	All right back there now?
50622	All right down there?
50622	All right?
50622	And that''s the compass dial, and that----What did you call it?
50622	Are we flying right side up, or upside down, or what?
50622	Are you warm enough?
50622	Armor?
50622	But I say,said Davis anxiously,"will those vibrations travel through water, and can we put a piano overboard?"
50622	But how do you balance the plane?
50622	But how far can they go from the rivers-- from water?
50622	But the crew?
50622	But what was her father''s next move?
50622	But what would Evelyn say?
50622	Do any of you smell anything?
50622	Do n''t you_ ever_ use your head?
50622	Do you notice anything funny?
50622	Fly rings around it? 50622 Has he quarreled with Nita?"
50622	How is Miss Morrison?
50622	How wide do you suppose that is?
50622	I wonder what is actually the matter with that person Morrison?
50622	Is it that way, or that way?
50622	May I come along on this trip?
50622	May I hope there will be a next time?
50622	May I return the compliment, substituting''young woman''for''young man''?
50622	Something on the order of a milk sea?
50622	We wo n''t?
50622	Well,said Nita anxiously,"what''s to be done?
50622	What do you think it is?
50622	What happened?
50622	What have you?
50622	What''s that lever for? 50622 What''s the matter, captain?"
50622	What''s the matter?
50622	What''s the matter?
50622	What''s the matter?
50622	What''ve you got there?
50622	Where do you get your notions?
50622	Where was it?
50622	Where''s Mr. Keeling, the manager?
50622	Which way is down?
50622	Why not?
50622	You''re sure there''s no exaggeration in the fear that the silver animals will actually grow up on solid ground?
50622	Dare you go lower?"
50622	Davis?"
50622	Harrison?"
50622	Has it gone off and left us in the lurch?
50622	Have we flown off into space?"
50622	Have you looked at them under a microscope?"
50622	How are we going to get the yacht free?"
50622	How does the cauterizing seem to work?"
50622	How long will they take to cover the continent?"
50622	See this test tube?
50622	The next morning he sent a wire to Teddy Gerrod: Can we come and spend our honeymoon with you?
50622	The open space became covered with a thin film which became thicker-- thicker----"And how much explosive was in that grenade?"
50622	To change speeds?"
50622	We''re all right, but what''s happened to the earth?"
50622	We''re over a mile high, are n''t we?"
50622	What''s happened to our well- beloved earth?
50622	What''s happened?"
50622	What''s happening now?"
50622	What''s our barometer reading?"
50622	Why are women so willing to go to so much trouble for mere men?"
50622	Wo n''t you do us the honor to attend?"
50622	Wonder what this chap wants?"
50622	You have n''t been practicing on that theory, have you?"
32761	Aged Father,said Eve,"where is Happiness?"
32761	And are you not satisfied with your success?
32761	And do you really believe,inquired Lucile,"that color can be photographed as faithfully as light and shade?"
32761	And when may that be?
32761	And why a human eye? 32761 And you would have the fiendish cruelty to tear out one of my eyes before I am dead?
32761	Are we not betrayed?
32761	Believe, girl? 32761 But not of delusion?"
32761	But why are you alone? 32761 But,"I rejoined,"ca n''t you tell me where the lad is to be found?"
32761	Can he be already in the rooms above?
32761	Chaos of ruins, who shall trace the void, O''er the dim fragments cast a lunar light, And say,''_ Here was_,_ or is_,''where all is doubly night?
32761	Cuanto?
32761	Dangerously?
32761	How big does it look?
32761	How far off from you does it seem to be?
32761	Liehard, would you commit murder?
32761	Not live?
32761	Now, suppose I fling the contents of this small vial into the Pacific Ocean, what would be the result? 32761 Now, then, I wish a reply to the simple question: Did the single spark, that kindled the conflagration, consume the negroes and their charge?
32761	Sweet spirit,said Eve,"canst thou inform me where the nymph Happiness lies concealed?
32761	There is no danger,he replied calmly;"and even if there were, what is this thing that we call_ death_, that we should fear it?
32761	To myself alone,he responded;"and now answer me a question: is it worth the money?"
32761	What are you doing with Mimir''s head?
32761	What hast thou done?
32761	What odor do you perceive?
32761	What shall we do with our prize?
32761	What wouldst thou do?
32761	Who are you, and why do you invade my dominions?
32761	Will you appear and redeem your promise?
32761	Will you bet?
32761	You mean to assert,I rejoined,"that you can make water burn itself up?"
32761	_ Our_ prize?
32761	''And why not?''
32761	''Mother,''said a child, in my hearing,''when the pigeons mate, do they choose the prettiest birds?''
32761	A moment ago you spoke of the moon: what is she but an extinguished world?
32761	A shade, however, soon overspread her glowing face, as the unbidden idea came forward:"And will my lover still be faithful to a mutilated bride?
32761	And first, who believes now in_ innate ideas_?
32761	And in philosophy and general learning, where shall we find the equal of that burly old bully, Dr. Sam Johnson?
32761	And what is the eye but a lens?
32761	And with every new to- morrow, Sowed the seeds of fresh despair?
32761	And would''st thou know, Chief of St. Patrick''s band, Where fell this jewel from the seraph''s hand?
32761	Are all her laws suspended, that she might transform, in an instant, a puling trifler into a perfect woman?
32761	Are not the elements to melt with fervent heat?
32761	Are not''the heavens to be folded together like a scroll?''
32761	Are not''the rocks to melt, the stars to fall and the moon to be turned into blood?''
32761	Are thy muscles firm as granite?
32761	Are thy thousands safe and sound?
32761	Are ye but scions of degenerate slaves?
32761	Besides, was not one eye to be spared her, and was not a single eye quite as good as two?
32761	But pray inform me, what is the subject of your composition?"
32761	But then, thought I, what motive can this poor boy have in alluring me to ruin?
32761	But what did?
32761	But, inquired my mind, for my lips did not move, you have never passed the portals of the grave?
32761	But,"thought she,"is not this sacrifice for him?
32761	Can it be enforced?
32761	Could John Pollexfen sleep quietly in his bed whilst such an outrage was being perpetrated daily against God and His universe?
32761	Dare you contemplate it for an instant?
32761	Did he speak after he reached the cabin?
32761	Do I dream?
32761	Does n''t the eye see?
32761	Does the horse admire the rainbow?
32761	Feel ye no vengeance burning in your heart?
32761	Finally pausing, opposite my desk, she inquired,"Do you require time to investigate the law?"
32761	Has nature proven false to herself?
32761	Has the year brought health and riches?
32761	Has thy soul been scorched by sorrow, Has some spectre nestled there?
32761	Have thy barns been brimming o''er?
32761	He thought,"Will she yield?"
32761	How can Nature err?"
32761	How can man make war with the elements, or battle with his God?
32761	How can we apply it to the every- day concerns of life?
32761	How can we live without thee?
32761	How has thy life been speeding Since Aurora, at the dawn, Peeped within thy portals, leading The babe year, newly born?
32761	How is your father to- day, my child?"
32761	I asked him,"What is the matter?"
32761	I have shown you that He burns other worlds, why not this?
32761	If real, why do I not assassinate the fiend?
32761	If so, which is he?
32761	If you ask, what means this voice?
32761	In oratory, where shall we find the compeer of Chatham or Mirabeau, Burke or Patrick Henry?
32761	In poetry, aye, in the crowded realms of song, who bears the sceptre?--who wears the crown?
32761	Is all the life- blood stagnant in your veins?
32761	Is he in America?
32761	Is it Bryant, with his"Thanatopsis,"or Prentice, with his"Dirge to the Dead Year"?
32761	Is it Poe, croaking sorrowfully with his"Raven,"or Willis, cooing sweetly with his"Dove"?
32761	Is it chance that the prism decomposes a ray of light?
32761	Is it chance, that by mixing hydrogen and oxygen in the proportion of two to one in volume, water should be the result?
32761	Is not fire the next grand cyclic consummation of all things here below?
32761	Is not the retina impressible to the faintest gleam of light?
32761	Is this a miracle?
32761	Is this a musical composition, exclaimed I, that you seem to be reading?
32761	It bore date at"Bordeaux, July 12, 1853,"and ran thus: EVER DEAR AND BELOVED BROTHER: Why have we never heard from you since the beginning of 1851?
32761	Love ye no music but the clank of chains?
32761	Marmont?"
32761	May I so far transgress the rules of common politeness as to ask your age?
32761	Need a fond sister say more to her only living brother?
32761	No?
32761	One other doubt suggested itself to her mind:"Is this contract legal?
32761	One sad thought bewilders my slumbers, From eve till the coming of dawn: I cry out in visions,"_ Where are they_?"
32761	Overmastering my excitement, I whispered:"Beautiful spirit, that once met me on the ramparts where Lord Nelson fought and conquered, art thou here?"
32761	Pressing both hands to my throbbing brow, I asked myself,"Can this be real?
32761	Repeating the question quickly,"Who gave you the cue?"
32761	Shall insensate nature outpaint the godlike mind?
32761	Shall tyrants spit upon your fathers''graves?
32761	She,"Is this man in earnest?"
32761	Tell me, ye who prate about the_ literary glory_ of the nineteenth century, wherein it consists?
32761	The thought crossed my mind, Can this be a spirit?
32761	There are but three persons now living who can truthfully answer the question,"How did John Pollexfen, the photographer, make his fortune?"
32761	Was I dreaming, or was the vision real, that my eyes beheld?
32761	Was it courage in the elder Pliny to venture so closely to the crater of Vesuvius, whilst in eruption, that he lost his life?
32761	What are these spectral apparitions which rear themselves in the human mind, and are called by mortals_ hints_?
32761	What city artist gave you the cue?"
32761	What did he say?
32761	What did it betoken?
32761	What do we know of the Supreme Architect of the Universe, or of his designs?
32761	What else now left us on earth can lay claim to the precious boon?
32761	What harm have I done him?
32761	What is man but a finite God?
32761	What is meant when we speak of the age of Pericles?
32761	What is that thing which we call water?
32761	What is the use of all this?
32761	What ocean caught the world- enriching prize?
32761	What telegraphs to my soul the colors of the rainbow?
32761	What though a veil be o''er your Lodges thrown, And brother only be to brother known?
32761	What though in secret all your alms be done, Your foes all vanquished and your trophies won?
32761	What were the commands of kings, their threats, or their punishments, in the scale with youth, and hope, and love?
32761	Whence do they come?
32761	Where are all those beautiful spirits, given by Heaven to watch over and protect me?
32761	Where is the party to which you belonged?"
32761	Where then is Eden?
32761	Where was he?
32761	Who accuses Charlotte Corday of assassination for stabbing Murat in his bath?
32761	Who blamed McKenzie for hanging Spencer to the yard- arm?
32761	Who condemned Pompey for exterminating the pirates from the Adriatic?
32761	Who has not heard the turtle dove wooing her mate in tones that were only not human, because they were more sadly beautiful?
32761	Who lodges them in the chambers of the mind, where they sprout and germinate, and bud and blossom, and bear?
32761	Who taught you?
32761	Who was present when he died?
32761	Who, indeed, would not be a lover?
32761	Whose are"The great, the immortal names That were not born to die?"
32761	Why are my pictures sharper in outline, and truer to nature, than those of rival artists around me?
32761	Why not an eagle''s or a lion''s?"
32761	Why search in vain throughout th''historic page For Eden''s garden and the Golden Age?
32761	Why should one''s dust be consecrate, The other''s spurned with scorn-- Both victims of a common fate, Twins cradled, bred and born?
32761	Why thy name the land all other lands have blest, And traced for ages to the distant West?
32761	Will not my beauty be marred forever?
32761	Will thy stature fit the niches Hewn for Hercules of yore?
32761	Will you publish the MSS.?
32761	You spoke of the sun: what is he but a globe of flame?
32761	_ I know it._ Does not your own beautiful eye print upon its retina tints, dyes and hues innumerable?
32761	and"Secondly", to conform with remaining recitations on succeeding page 202. p. 227,"The thought crossed my mind, Can this be a spirit?"
32761	art thou indeed departed from our earth?
32761	but what next?
32761	can I still hope for your love, in the future, as in the past?
32761	dinero?")
32761	is it not self- evident that we have no poet, when it is utterly impossible to discover any two critics in the land who can find him?
32761	is it you, my child?"
32761	or does the ox spare the buttercup and the violet, because they are beautiful?
32761	or is it simply the odd way in which an eccentric man pays a compliment?"
32761	replied Pollexfen,"not live?"
32761	said I, solemnly,"are you in earnest?"
32761	sighed the patriarch of men,"where are now the pleasures which I once enjoyed along these peaceful avenues?
32761	why should I tell, What every eye and bosom know so well?
61278	How come so cheap?
61278	How many of them?
61278	May I come in?
61278	NO? 61278 Perhaps you''ve noticed... ah... something unusual about it?"
61278	What are you going to do about it?
61278	Where do they come from?
61278	Who was it, honey?
61278	You... ate... them? 61278 ***** The following Friday, his girl friend came over to fix dinner for him, and when she looked in the freezing compartment, she said,What''s this?"
61278	After he had recovered sufficiently, he asked,"You do, of course you do, I''m sure you still have all the... little packages?"
61278	Ate--?
61278	Coxe?"
61278	Coxe?"
61278	Do you think he can do anything to us?"
61278	TOO MANY EGGS BY KRIS MELVILLE Everybody likes fried eggs for breakfast-- but would a chicken?
61278	Uh, Mr.--?
51603	A quarter of a million?
51603	All the billions?
51603	And how in practical theory?
51603	And what is my purpose?
51603	And what is the limit?
51603	And with special training could one go beyond you?
51603	Colonel Cooper, how long have I been alive?
51603	Could a somehow emancipated man know more?
51603	Could one man know everyone?
51603	How is that?
51603	How know? 51603 How large?"
51603	How long have I been as I am now?
51603	How many people can one man know?
51603	How many people do you know?
51603	How quick?
51603	I wonder if they will be better masters? 51603 Like the seven persons who recently arrived in the world, and not by way of birth?"
51603	Mr. Mindel, how many people do you know?
51603	That so? 51603 Then I am a tin man?"
51603	Then how do I know the other restricted persons here, Adrian and Wellington, and such?
51603	Then we can have no experience with the unbodied mind, or the possibility of it?
51603	Then would n''t even a believer have to admit that the mind which we have now is only a token mind? 51603 Then, if I am only Tony the Tin Man, how can I know all the people in the world in my mind?"
51603	What is the superlative of_ so what_?
51603	Where have you been, Anthony?
51603	Why the question?
51603	With the same brain?
51603	Would it be possible to know a hundred thousand people, a half million?
51603	You really do n''t know? 51603 And it is mine?
51603	And to what purpose?
51603	But how could they know that his father had been a dealer in used metals in a town far away?
51603	But how did the children even know about that?
51603	But tell me, have you noticed anything_ odd_?
51603	Delado?"
51603	Did they possess some fraction of the power that had come to him lately?
51603	Do you understand that?"
51603	Have you( besides that thing that seems out of the way to you) noticed anything unusual, anything that seems out of place, a little bit wrong?"
51603	How can all that be in one small brain?"
51603	How can they know that my father was a junk dealer?"
51603	How could it be the same mind?"
51603	How do you feel?"
51603	How had they known that his father was a used metal dealer?
51603	How many persons do you know by name, face, and with a degree of intimacy?"
51603	I might ask, though, how odd can a thing get?
51603	Is there anything that you want to tell me?"
51603	Or do you mean_ Ab alio_?
51603	Or do you possibly mean to know in_ Substantia prima_, or in the sense of comprehensive_ noumena_?"
51603	Or to know as_ Hoc aliquid_?
51603	Or, more to the point, where are they?"
51603	Quickly, just what is it that you have to know?"
51603	Shirm?"
51603	The question rises, would I know an odd thing if I met it?"
51603	What if they are restricted persons like myself?"
51603	What is it that limits the comprehensive capacity of the mind of man?
51603	What is it that you are trying to ask me?"
51603	What is it that you really want to know?"
51603	What restricts?"
51603	What will it hold?
51603	Why do n''t they get their time straightened out?
51603	Why do specialists use Latin and Greek?"
51603	Why would a power like this come to a man like me?"
51603	Would not any connection it would have with a completely comprehensive mind be very tenuous?
51603	Would we really be the same person if so changed?
51603	_ Per se?__ A se?_ Or_ In Se_?
51603	_ Per se?__ A se?_ Or_ In Se_?
51603	_ Per se?__ A se?_ Or_ In Se_?
51603	_ Per suam essentiam_, perhaps?
6493	363?).
6493	?
6493	?
6493	A Syriac writer(?).
6493	From the earliest times men have asked themselves two questions about nature:"Why?"
6493	Lyon?
6493	MISALATH ASTROLOGUS(?).
6493	SYMON CORNUBIENSIS(?).
6493	_ Dutch Version_ H 2521 1479?
6493	and"How?"
6493	any glutinous substance Gnod,_ v._, to rub?
30532	A cripple? 30532 All right, is it?"
30532	Am I in on it?
30532	An earthquake, Carnes?
30532	And so Tina''s cage follows us-- as you hoped?
30532	And space is an empty void? 30532 And the effect will be?"
30532	And what will you do?
30532	And you''ve saved Diane?... 30532 Any luck, Carnes?"
30532	Are you all right down there?
30532	Are you crazy, Harkness? 30532 Are you hurt?
30532	Are you stopping now, Migul?
30532	Are you trying to leave me out?
30532	But is n''t it frightfully dangerous to carry in that form?
30532	But,I persisted,"suppose we tried to stop the cage?"
30532	By whom?
30532	By whom?
30532	Can you do it, Doctor?
30532	Chet, old man-- can''t you speak? 30532 Comfortable, Captain Bolton?"
30532	Could we bury a charge of explosive and blow it up?
30532	Did it speak to you like that, Mary?
30532	Did n''t think you could get away with it, did you?
30532	Did not you know it?
30532	Did you know that?
30532	Did you persuade the President to leave?
30532	Do n''t you know me, dear?
30532	Ever?
30532	George, shall we?
30532	Gone where?
30532	Has anything happened since you telephoned me?
30532	Have you any more of those lead clothes that I can wear? 30532 Have you found your means of combating him?"
30532	Herr Harkness?
30532	How about power?
30532	How did I get here?
30532	How do they propel themselves?
30532	How is it that the water does n''t fill the room?
30532	How''d you like that?
30532	I only hope he is garbed in the rebel white and blue-- eh, Tony? 30532 Is it a navy ship or the one we''re after?"
30532	Is it possible that you do not know? 30532 It will be pleasant to have him dead, eh, Migul?"
30532	Just where do you think you''re going?
30532	Lucky?
30532	Made it, did you?
30532	Meaning?
30532	Migul took you from 1935?
30532	More generosity?
30532	My God, Eric, how did you do it?
30532	My little Mistress Atwood, did you think because Tugh vanished that year the war began that you were done with him? 30532 Neat, is n''t it?
30532	Needs me? 30532 Nor my friend here?"
30532	Nothing between us and the Dark Moon?
30532	Nothing?
30532	Now where?
30532	Oh, you got here at last, did you? 30532 Once you locate it, how will you fight it?"
30532	Remember how my father was laughed at when he dared to vision the commerce of to- day? 30532 Ruth, will this fit your Uncle''s projectile?"
30532	Scared, Americansky? 30532 See that air- liner just diving into it?
30532	Sick? 30532 Sick?"
30532	So you have no master, Migul?
30532	So?
30532	Solved?
30532	Something else?
30532	Sure thing, but what''s the big idea?
30532	The cathode ray? 30532 Then how will you reach him to crush him?
30532	Then what did happen?
30532	Then, if friendly rivalry is impossible, would you consider, could there not be arranged-- a merger of our interests? 30532 There were things that ran-- men-- apes-- what were they?"
30532	This means we are entombed?--buried here? 30532 To 1777?"
30532	To meet heaven knows what dangers? 30532 To the same night from when you captured her?"
30532	To what Time are you taking us, then?
30532	To when have we reached?
30532	Up to you? 30532 Wait a few minutes, will you?"
30532	We are such stuff as dreams are made of....Do you in my Time of 1935 and thereabouts, have difficulty realizing such a statement?
30532	We''re beneath the surface, are n''t we?
30532	Well, as you doubtless know, you are most unwelcome.... You are watching the dials, Migul?
30532	Well, what is it now? 30532 Well?"
30532	What are you trying to tell me?
30532	What caused it? 30532 What did you find out last night?"
30532	What did you say about the cathode ray, Doctor?
30532	What do you make of these, Lassen?
30532	What do you mean?
30532	What does that lead to?
30532	What for?
30532	What happened up above?
30532	What is his name?
30532	What is it?
30532	What is it?
30532	What is it?
30532	What is your discharge rate?
30532	What next, Doctuh, suh?
30532	What on earth is this stuff, Doctor?
30532	What reply shall I make?
30532	What shall we do?
30532	What the dickens?
30532	What the hell are you dreaming about, Renaud? 30532 What was it?"
30532	What''s all this? 30532 What''s back of it all?"
30532	What''s that, Larry? 30532 What''s the matter, Doctor?"
30532	What''s the trouble, Carnes?
30532	What''s up, Doctor?
30532	What''s your name?
30532	What?
30532	When was Migul here, do you think?
30532	When will people learn that there is not, and in the nature of things never can be, a disintegrating ray?
30532	When?
30532	Where are you taking us?
30532	Where did you go when you left me in 1935?
30532	Where do you expect him to strike next?
30532	Who are you, anyway?
30532	Who did it? 30532 Why Washington?"
30532	Why be a fool? 30532 Why did n''t I think of that possibility before?"
30532	Why so? 30532 Why?"
30532	Why?
30532	Would you like to hear about it?
30532	Yes, but how is that going to help us?
30532	Yes?
30532	You are going to leave me-- us-- there?
30532	You had to see the end of the hunt-- be in at the death?
30532	You knew they were there?
30532	You mean you can not? 30532 You plan to take us, then, to what Time?"
30532	You saw something?
30532	You speak of Mademoiselle Vernier so familiarly?
30532	You will not harm him?
30532	You wish it very much, George Rankin?
30532	You would go alone?
30532	You''re all right, Mary?
30532	You''re going down?
30532	You''re going to pass yourself off as this man? 30532 Your rank?"
30532	_ Oh, have you not? 30532 ***** It spoke:You will know me again?
30532	*****"I presume that you can hear me as well?"
30532	*****"Once you locate him, how do you propose to attack him?"
30532	*****"Where do you suppose he will attack next, Doctor?"
30532	; poor stories-- where are they?
30532	A coincidence?
30532	A door which could be opened to make adjustments of the mechanisms within?
30532	A man--""From 1935?
30532	A very wise man once said that"Variety is the spice of life,"so why not take a hint, some of you would- be brickbat pitchers, and pipe down?
30532	A whirlpool of what?
30532	Again I asked the Robot,"Who commands you?"
30532	And Chet was there, and the ship.... What had Chet said?
30532	And Chet-- Chet was up there at some hitherto untouched height, battling with-- what?
30532	And have you seen her?
30532	And now that you have had your first birthday, when are you going to start a quarterly?
30532	And the humans of the forest-- were there none of them here?
30532	And what was within it?
30532	And when are you going to have a sequel to"The Gray Plague,"by L. A. Eshbach which appeared in the November issue?
30532	And why had she been captured?
30532	Are you crazy?
30532	Are you seeing anything?"
30532	Behind, and above him, towering straight up-- my God!--what was it?
30532	Boxed in on all sides by such a barrier, how was I to get out word of the menace?
30532	Bruce, have you developed that new and infinitely powerful explosive you were working on?"
30532	But as it is the usual custom to do so here goes: Excellent stories-- all of the first five volumes; good stories-- who''s interested?
30532	But did she not know what this meant?
30532	But how?
30532	But that implies Time?
30532	But this Tugh-- was he armed?
30532	But what were they saying?
30532	But what would that life be?
30532	But where was Chet?
30532	But why, and how, scientifically do we progress along the Time- scroll?
30532	But why?
30532	But-- do you-- need me?"
30532	Can you do it as if something had happened to the shell?"
30532	Chet''s voice came sharp and clear:"Rescue switch-- ready?"
30532	Could I not leave the cage and do things in 1920 at the same time in my boyhood I was doing other things?
30532	Crazy dreams, Warrington?
30532	Diane?"
30532	Did a rock move?
30532	Did he not have to work and slave hour after hour, day after day and month after month to perfect it?
30532	Did they stop there?"
30532	Did you bring a car as I told you?"
30532	Did you ever run into anything like it?"
30532	Do you know how much energy is contained in matter?
30532	Do you think Charleston an especially dangerous place for him to be?"
30532	Do you understand?"
30532	Do you understand?"
30532	Do you understand?"
30532	Edwin C. Magnuson asks you what you print there: only letters praising your magazine to the skies?
30532	Exactly where was it, I wonder?"
30532	Finally, how could the atmosphere support a denser substance like the Heaviside Layer?
30532	Followed?
30532	Had I hit it?
30532	Had Jim hit me too hard?
30532	Had her clear, smiling eyes seen what occurred?
30532	Had it become aware of my thoughts?
30532	Had it heard my words?
30532	Had it to do with the Dark Moon?
30532	Had she some enemy?
30532	Had some human master set these controls?
30532	Had the ape- men been drawn there through curiosity at seeing their ship float down?
30532	Had there been any damage?
30532	Had they been set into some combination to give this monster its orders?
30532	Had they felt the shock?
30532	Had this peculiar formation of the ocean bed anything to do with the problem at hand?
30532	Have they found another gold- bricking officer to mess up my clean beds?"
30532	Have you been down in the hole, Carnes?"
30532	Have you set in motion every agency that the government has?"
30532	He tried to speak-- but what words could express the tumult of emotions that arose within him?
30532	How could I hope to surprise it?
30532	How did the power get to them?
30532	How did you do it?"
30532	How did you get here?
30532	How do you feel now?"
30532	How in hell_ did_ you get here?"
30532	How was it to be combatted even if our forces knew of the danger?
30532	How would you like to be melted away, piece by little piece, till you''re like that in there?"
30532	I managed,"Should I speak, and demand the meaning of this?
30532	I murmured,"He-- it-- that thing sitting there-- is that the one which captured you and brought you to 1935?"
30532	I said,"Have you a name?"
30532	I was inside the lines, but was my deception successful?
30532	I wonder if that were His purpose.... How, scientifically, do we progress along the Time- scroll?
30532	Ice coming down from the Poles?
30532	If he is n''t using a ray of some sort, what on earth is he using?"
30532	If the grim effect of the baleful green rays was universal in its extent, what then of old Emil Crawford and his niece, Ruth Lawton?
30532	If they know so much why do n''t they start a magazine and put all other publications out of business?
30532	Is it Tugh who controls you?"
30532	Is it understood?"
30532	Is that all clear?"
30532	Is that it?"
30532	Is that not true?"
30532	Is there any chance of our getting a story by Fred MacIsaac, Theodore Roscoe, or Erle Stanley Gardner?
30532	Is this perchance an explanation of why the pages of history are so thronged with tales of ghosts?
30532	Is this, perchance, what we call the phenomena of the supernatural?
30532	It looked like-- but no: how could water stand straight up like that, for hundreds of feet?
30532	It might have been policy to play him-- but what was the use?
30532	Mary said quaveringly:"What are you going to do?"
30532	Meanwhile, would you like to do a little more flying?"
30532	Mechanisms?
30532	Mr. Shea, ca n''t you see that the publication of first- class stories, as in this magazine, is the best possible way to popularize Science Fiction?
30532	Necessity knows no law.... What are the defenses around New York?"
30532	Oh, no: did I not promise differently?
30532	Or beasts?...
30532	Or do you simply prefer inferior stuff?
30532	Or had my face relaxed with the shock of the blow?
30532	Or has he read the chapter which Benjamin Franklin added to the Bible?
30532	Or if not that, how about publishing"our"magazine twice a month?
30532	Or was this girl, who laughed so lightly, playing with him?
30532	Or were my thoughts intangible vibrations registering upon some infinitely sensitive mechanism within that metal head?
30532	Refuse, and--""Yes?"
30532	She said firmly:"You will not hurt me?"
30532	Stop us now?
30532	Tell me-- you see how interested I am in your plans?--what did you say of the Dark Moon?"
30532	That voice-- where had I heard it before?
30532	The Robot said,"Is it clearing?
30532	The Thing that lay on the floor within-- could it ever have been a man?
30532	The axis of the Earth changing perhaps?
30532	The first of the great Glacial periods?
30532	The first test had been passed; would the other be as successful?
30532	The idea seemed tremendously amusing-- or was it that the simple rite indicated more than he could bear to know?
30532	The next shift waiting to go down?
30532	The paper and the page size of the magazine are okay, but why not smooth edges?
30532	The results were not fatal-- who said"unfortunately?"
30532	The room was swaying in long undulations, or was it my head?
30532	The thing reiterated,"Is that not true?"
30532	Then what had frightened them?
30532	There is metal, we know, that conducts an electric current in only one direction: why not a gas that will do the same with light?"
30532	Through refraction of light?...
30532	Time had passed; or had it?
30532	Tugh was in the room behind us, and I turned to him and asked:"What are you going to do?"
30532	Was I dreaming?
30532	Was I seeing things?
30532	Was it acting for the cripple Tugh?
30532	Was that to be the_ New York''s_ fate?
30532	Was the splotch of color-- that mottling of crimson and copper and gray-- a part of the metallic mass?
30532	Was there hope there?
30532	Was there life?
30532	Was this the reason for the silence?
30532	Was this true?
30532	Was this valley, so peaceful in its sunlit stillness, a place of death, from which all living things kept clear?
30532	We were loose: a sudden rush-- Dared I chance it?
30532	Well, why does n''t he?
30532	Were they controls?
30532	Were thoughts lurking in that metal skull?
30532	What I want to know is, why are so many mossbacks throwing brickbats?
30532	What animals, with the smaller stamp of modernity, were pressing here for supremacy?
30532	What are the defenses within fifty miles of New York?"
30532	What are you going to do about it?"
30532	What are you going to do?"
30532	What catastrophe did this herald?
30532	What could be their purpose?
30532	What could it be?--great ships out of space?--an invasion?
30532	What could that mean?
30532	What could warrant such disruption of the traffic of the world?
30532	What devil''s work was this that barred them from the safety of the ship?
30532	What did this mean?
30532	What do you mean?"
30532	What does it look like to you?"
30532	What does it matter if some of the stories are not on the scientific chalk line?
30532	What had happened there?
30532	What had happened?
30532	What happened?"
30532	What have you got here?"
30532	What in Heaven''s name does it all mean?"
30532	What is it?"
30532	What is my idea of an automaton?
30532	What is your name?"
30532	What is your program?"
30532	What mechanisms could make this thing think?
30532	What more do you want?"
30532	What must happen to the foreign body which had been introduced into the hole that is no longer a hole?"
30532	What of Chet?
30532	What of astronomy?
30532	What of his arrows and their detonite tips?
30532	What other horror had driven them in screaming terror to that fearful spring out into the open where they must have known danger awaited?
30532	What shall we do now?"
30532	What strange animals were here, roaming these dark primeval glades?
30532	What strange mechanisms were in there?
30532	What was happening behind that screen?
30532	What was in that head?
30532	What was the number of my cave?
30532	What weapons might be beneath that cloak?
30532	What were the sheets?--fabric as old- fashioned as the room, or were they cellulex?
30532	What would they find?
30532	What would you?
30532	What''s a meal more or less when you think of that?"
30532	What''s all our power for?"
30532	What''s his trouble?"
30532	What''s that?"
30532	What''s the story?"
30532	What, to me, was the life of this unknown Harl compared to the safety of Mary Atwood?
30532	What?
30532	When the final check- up came would there be two reports for one cave, none for another?
30532	Who can say, up to 1935, how many Time- traveling humans have come briefly back?
30532	Who is in this other cage which follows us?"
30532	Who''s going to stop us now?"
30532	Why ca n''t we see it from Earth?
30532	Why did it not make its presence known through interference?
30532	Why hours?
30532	Why is it dark?...
30532	Why not minutes?...
30532	Why not put out Astounding Stories twice a month, or make it a weekly?
30532	Why the long delay?
30532	Why was this matter not visible through telescopes?
30532	Why write those upon the scroll?
30532	Why, then, did He create ugliness and evil?
30532	Why?
30532	Will not?
30532	Williams, are those projectors all loaded?"
30532	Would he kill me if I crossed him?...
30532	Would he sense who I was?
30532	Would the guard before that building require a pass- word?
30532	Would the guard see him, or had he taken to shelter?
30532	Would the other cage come?
30532	Would they break through our defenses at last?
30532	Would you go back and deliver yourself into his hands-- because of me?"
30532	Writhing?
30532	Yet why must they be that?
30532	You do n''t believe me?
30532	You do n''t expect to drill down ahead of him?"
30532	You have ropes, of course?"
30532	You know what to do if Harl dares to follow and stop simultaneously?"
30532	You see this?
30532	You understand?"
30532	Your orders do not make it possible?"
30532	_ The vulnerable points!_ Where were they?
30532	gasped Bullard,"earthquake?--explosion?
30532	he asked,"--and you came up to warn me?"
30532	or occasional brickbats?
21510	A bit ta- ta?
21510	A fifty- seven minute round, was n''t it?
21510	A ship?
21510	About that substation-- would you feel more comfortable if we went after the bunch round the Devagas dome first and got us an escort for the trip?
21510	All of it?
21510	All right if we start filling in the background now?
21510	All right-- what''s this?
21510	Am I supposed to put on her clothes?
21510	An un- incentive?
21510	And do you know, Belchik, what the creature was trying to do? 21510 And now you''d like to untake it?"
21510	And now,she inquired,"what am I to do with the stuff I usually keep in a purse?"
21510	And what is all this leading up to, Plemp?
21510	And what''s everybody concluded from that?
21510	And with whom are you, girl?
21510	And you, Balmordan?
21510	And you-- and one other person I''m not to know about, but who is n''t anywhere near here-- can also bring it back?
21510	Another facsimile, I suppose?
21510	Any extras?
21510	Any questions?
21510	Anything else?
21510	Anything for me to take care of first?
21510	Anything new?
21510	Anything that should be taken care of before then?
21510	Anything to indicate whom they were after?
21510	Anyway, you will adopt baby, wo n''t you?
21510	Are n''t men disgusting?
21510	Are n''t you feeling well?
21510	Are n''t you?
21510	Are we to understand that you also would be interested in the purchase of a middling plasmoid or two?
21510	Are you afraid of them?
21510	Are you going to be back in the dome by lunchtime?
21510	Are you having these other Devagas watched?
21510	Are you sure?
21510	As a what?
21510	As bad as that?
21510	Awesome, is n''t it?
21510	Back again, eh?
21510	Balmordan,Lyad said,"I understand you are going to Manon to attend the seminars and demonstrations on the plasmoid station?"
21510	Belchik?
21510	Big, ugly thing-- well, that describes a lot of them, does n''t it?
21510	Broken?
21510	Brushing up in case there''s another grabber raid?
21510	But it would depend on the outcome of that interview too, would n''t it?
21510	But that would be pretty risky, would n''t it?
21510	But that would just about kill any chances of doing anything personally, would n''t it?
21510	But the Aurora does look a little bit obvious, does n''t she?
21510	But what connection?
21510	But what were they?
21510	But what''s he doing there?
21510	But why?
21510	But you are Trigger Argee, are n''t you?
21510	But you saw it, did n''t you?
21510	But you''re still not telling me everything?
21510	By the way, have any plasmoids actually been stolen around here for us to detect?
21510	By the way, was he really a smuggler at one time? 21510 By the way, what are your own plans nowadays?
21510	Can they listen in?
21510	Can you handle this quietly?
21510	Can you send me an army?
21510	Care for a drink, Trigger girl? 21510 Carry on with what?
21510	Changed your mind about that parole business yet?
21510	Cigarette?
21510	Convinced?
21510	Could n''t you,Plemponi suggested,"regard this as a kind of well- earned little vacation?"
21510	Could we have the dress now?
21510	Could you guarantee her for three days?
21510	Did he?
21510	Did it bother you much to hear the Devagas have dropped the grab idea and are out to do you in?
21510	Did she? 21510 Did the mail get in?"
21510	Did they find anything on Tranest?
21510	Did they find the big one?
21510	Did they okay the porgee pouch too?
21510	Did you ever actually see him make contact with you?
21510	Did you ever happen to tell Trigger about the manner in which you re- established the family fortune?
21510	Did you get anything out of yesterday''s grabbers?
21510	Did you know Lyad paid me a short visit about an hour before you got here this morning?
21510	Did you know those characters were in the area?
21510	Did you mean,the green one asked carefully,"that you are_ not_ a retainer?"
21510	Did you people know,Lyad said,"that the trouble on the way between Maccadon and Evalee was caused by a catassin killing?"
21510	Did you really think,she asked Lyad,"that we''d agree to such a thing?"
21510	Did you see your facsimile?
21510	Do I say something to Pilli?
21510	Do we do any shooting?
21510	Do you know them?
21510	Do you remember the time you passed out on the Harvest Moon?
21510	Do you think the eggheads might already have figured out what the connection is?
21510	Do you-- does madam wish to make the reservation?
21510	Does Lyad know that?
21510	Does Mantelish have any idea why Repulsive is the only plasmoid known to which our ring detectors do n''t react?
21510	Does he do that often?
21510	Eh?
21510	Eh?
21510	Eh?
21510	Eh?
21510	Eh?
21510	Eh?
21510	Eh?
21510	Either?
21510	Eyes for what?
21510	Federation security? 21510 Feel all right?"
21510	Follow us? 21510 For sure?"
21510	Full of the fungus, I suppose?
21510	Fun?
21510	Get a silhouette?
21510	Give word of parole?
21510	Good plasmoids and bad plasmoids?
21510	Happen to notice where Trigger and Lyad went?
21510	Happened to her?
21510	Has he said anything?
21510	Has something happened?
21510	Have there been other raids in the school area since I left?
21510	Have you been doing any more-- well, talking?
21510	Have you been doing it?
21510	Have you forgotten the palace at Hamal Lake?
21510	He did n''t have any helpful ideas?
21510	He did n''t say a thing about how long this situation might continue?
21510	He''s very rich, I imagine?
21510	Hi, Trigger, surprised?
21510	Hm.... What do you expect she''ll do?
21510	Holati, could those things ever become as valuable as people keep saying? 21510 Holati--""Yes?"
21510	How about slapping a guard on all Colonial school exits?
21510	How about that Tranest squadron?
21510	How about the other one?
21510	How about you, sir?
21510	How can he see to guard you through all that hair?
21510	How close is Luscious to that area she showed?
21510	How come Quillan did n''t start wondering when I did n''t show up in Mantelish''s lab with Repulsive?
21510	How did it go?
21510	How did you find me?
21510	How did you find out I was gone?
21510	How did you get her to talk?
21510	How did you guess?
21510	How did you know?
21510	How did you people find me so fast?
21510	How did you people find me so quickly?
21510	How do you feel about that?
21510	How do you feel about the notion?
21510	How do you intend to obtain them?
21510	How do you know?
21510	How do you know?
21510	How do you know?
21510	How do you open it?
21510	How fast?
21510	How long will it hold?
21510	How long will it put me out?
21510	How many hours or minutes do you think you could hold out here, Trigger Argee, if it became necessary to put on real pressure?
21510	How many?
21510	How much for the cheapest?
21510	How the devil would I know? 21510 How would she have acted earlier?"
21510	How would they know?
21510	How''s everything been with you?
21510	How''s he doing?
21510	How''s that?
21510	How''s the doohinkus?
21510	How''s the little critter doing?
21510	How?
21510	How?
21510	I did n''t?
21510	I did, First Lady? 21510 I do at present?"
21510	I do n''t know much about it.... Do they think somebody''s got to me with a hypno- spray or something? 21510 I do n''t think I really had much choice, did I?"
21510	I gather you did n''t just stun Pilli?
21510	I imagine you would n''t have left it on open circuit?
21510	I mean you ca n''t really be sure what those people might decide, can you?
21510	I suppose you''d feel happier if you were n''t locked up in your cabin during the ruckus?
21510	I was n''t as smart as I thought, was I?
21510	I''m in on it, definitely, eh?
21510	I''m not?
21510	I? 21510 If it''s been resolved,"she said reasonably,"why do n''t I remember what happened?"
21510	If you''re done with breakfast, how about going out right now for a first try at the birds?
21510	In Mantelish''s lab?
21510	In connection with the key unit?
21510	In two years I shall be free to retire, Lyad?
21510	In what way?
21510	In what?
21510	Interview me? 21510 Is Pilli dead?"
21510	Is it just me you''re not supposed to tell these things to?
21510	Is it possible for you to contact Professor Mantelish?
21510	Is it possible for you to contact him?
21510	Is n''t she the empress of Tranest or something of the sort?
21510	Is she-- how''s she doing?
21510	Is that 112- 113 such a particularly important item?
21510	Is that another Space Scout invention?
21510	Is that one of the things you ca n''t tell me about?
21510	Is that true?
21510	Is that what happened to Pilli and the other gent out there?
21510	Is that what these were?
21510	Is that why we''ve stayed on Luscious, Holati-- the four of us?
21510	It is, is n''t it?
21510	It was n''t Azol, was it?
21510	It''s all sort of gruesome, is n''t it?
21510	Job?
21510	Just how disagreeable is it going to be?
21510	Just how far did we get in bringing you up to date yesterday?
21510	Just like that, eh?
21510	Just what does this un- incentive consist of?
21510	Just who,she demanded now, frowning,"is a bit ta- ta at the moment?"
21510	Know how about what?
21510	Know something, doll?
21510	Know their call number?
21510	Life detectors go haywire out of normal space, do n''t they?
21510	Like a little yellow man--"You saw it? 21510 Like either of those?"
21510	Like imagining they''ve been more or less kidnapped, you mean?
21510	Like it?
21510	Like that drink now-- before I go on with the details?
21510	Like the Harvest Moon plasmoids when they stimulated 113?
21510	Like this one?
21510	Like to come along and meet your facsimile now?
21510	Like what?
21510	Liked him, did n''t you?
21510	Listen to myself thinking?
21510	Lovely little figure, has n''t she?
21510	Lyad? 21510 Major Quillan reported it, I suppose?"
21510	Major Quillan,she said,"would you like a tip from a keen- eyed operator?"
21510	Major,she said,"how about a tiny little refill on that Puya-- about half?"
21510	Make a few of those openings for her, eh? 21510 May I ask you, finally, a few pertinent questions?"
21510	May I see it on the model?
21510	May we model it in your suite, madam?
21510	Mihul, too?
21510	Mind- level control?
21510	More information for the computers, eh?
21510	Moving where?
21510	Muscle?
21510	No hard feelings, are there?
21510	No other thought about those clocks? 21510 No?"
21510	No?
21510	None of those people can see or hear us then?
21510	Not damaged, is it?
21510	Not particularly alarmed, are you?
21510	Not with those odd little grannies?
21510	Notoriety?
21510	Now, what do I do with Repulsive?
21510	Of course-- practically everybody is going to get very unhappy, eh?
21510	Oh, he''s here, too?
21510	Oh?
21510	Oh?
21510	Oh?
21510	Oh?
21510	Oh?
21510	Oh?
21510	Oh?
21510	Oh?
21510	Oh?
21510	Okay to tell me where you are?
21510	Old Cranadon?
21510	One of them got lively enough for poor old Azol, did n''t it?
21510	Pick up anything useful?
21510	Plasmoids generally, you feel about them now as you feel about potatoes... rocks... neutral things like that?
21510	Plemp,said Trigger,"will you give Holati a message from me?"
21510	Point of view?
21510	Prude, eh?
21510	Puzzled?
21510	Really?
21510	Refill?
21510	Remember the night we stopped off at Evalee on the way in from Manon?
21510	Repulsive''s been up to his old tricks, eh?
21510	Repulsive?
21510	Ribbons?
21510	Right now?
21510	Right?
21510	Same old hypno- spray treatment?
21510	See?
21510	Self- awareness?
21510	Sensations?
21510	Serious about that, Lyad?
21510	Shall I get Lyad out of her cabin for the rest of the story or wait till he wakes up?
21510	Shall I?
21510	Shall I?
21510	She is n''t sore, is she?
21510	Shield it?
21510	Shook you? 21510 Should I go get them?"
21510	Should he be?
21510	Smart little bugger, are n''t you?
21510	So I am involved with the plasmoid mess?
21510	So it could be more weeks? 21510 So they helped you find me?"
21510	So?
21510	So?
21510	Some object around here you do n''t particularly value?
21510	Somebody like an interior decorator help you with it?
21510	Somebody would get that worked out pretty soon, would n''t they?
21510	Something largish?
21510	Something wrong?
21510	Something you pick up in some sections of the Evalee tropics, is n''t it?
21510	Spot anything so far?
21510	Stay where I was?
21510	Still all right?
21510	Still awake, Trigger?
21510	Still in the same line of business, on the side?
21510	Still want me to tell it?
21510	Still with the Subspace Engineers?
21510	Suggestion?
21510	Suppose somebody wants to borrow a sniff? 21510 Supposing they dive after her and run her down?"
21510	Swimming in the raw? 21510 That being?"
21510	That business yesterday-- it really was a grabber raid?
21510	That includes that total therapy process, does n''t it?
21510	That makes everything look very much better, does n''t it?
21510	That on the level?
21510	That the Aurora?
21510	That was all?
21510	That was just under four years ago, was n''t it?
21510	That''s me, huh?
21510	That''s one for the book, is n''t it?
21510	That''s quite definite, is it?
21510	That''s real porgee in the top section?
21510	The Ermetyne Wars? 21510 The Jesters were good at fighting, eh?"
21510	The Pluly Lines?
21510	The cabin at the end of the hall?
21510	The eggheads? 21510 The eggheads?"
21510	The fancy- looking gun is Trigger''s?
21510	The giants stamping on the farm?
21510	The great library? 21510 The little swing in the rear?
21510	The plasmoid has awareness then?
21510	The sequoia?
21510	The time I what?
21510	The ugly one with the big head who sort of keeps blinking?
21510	Then why are you here?
21510	Then why did you tell me?
21510	There could n''t possibly still be a mistake?
21510	They think they''re out here? 21510 They''re as touchy as that?"
21510	Think Lyad might have risked a lie, and they could get out here in time to interfere?
21510	Think she was fibbing a bit?
21510	Think they''re here in connection with whatever Balmordan is up to?
21510	This must go, too, I suppose?
21510	To the hilt?
21510	Took most of the disagreeableness out of it, did n''t it?
21510	Tranest is one of the restricted planets now, is n''t it?
21510	Trying to talk to you?
21510	Uh-- got something to seal up the clothes?
21510	Viewer circuit?
21510	Want to come in?
21510	Want to try that now?
21510	Was he?
21510	Was that what they were going to find out in that mind- search interview on Maccadon I skipped out on?
21510	Was the thing practicing? 21510 Was_ that_ the real reason we went to Maccadon?"
21510	Well, it could be a sort of counterpart to the little yellow thing on the ship, could n''t it? 21510 Well,"Trigger said,"what had Doctor Fayle been up to?"
21510	Well,she said, smiling,"any other questions?"
21510	Were they after_ me_?
21510	Were you thinking this Lyad could be...."One of our suspects? 21510 What about Mantelish and Lyad?
21510	What about her?
21510	What about him?
21510	What about them?
21510	What about them?
21510	What am I to say?
21510	What are you driving at?
21510	What are you going to do with him now?
21510	What are you people doing? 21510 What could you do with the guns?"
21510	What did I do?
21510	What did he say?
21510	What did they have to say about that not- catassin you squashed?
21510	What did you want to see me about?
21510	What do they want with her?
21510	What do you think of it?
21510	What do you think?
21510	What does it show?
21510	What else feels right?
21510	What equally mysterious event brought about its death on that strangely hideous structure it had built in subspace? 21510 What for?"
21510	What for?
21510	What happened to your hair?
21510	What happened?
21510	What happens if it falls on the floor?
21510	What happens,she asked,"if the thing surfaces exactly where my hand happens to be?"
21510	What if I do n''t?
21510	What is it, old friend?
21510	What is it?
21510	What is that Beldon really?
21510	What kind of action?
21510	What kind of plasmoids?
21510	What kind of specifications?
21510	What made you decide to take off so suddenly?
21510	What makes you think so?
21510	What was it?
21510	What were they?
21510	What will we talk about?
21510	What would she be doing, going to Manon?
21510	What''s been going on?
21510	What''s he doing up there?
21510	What''s in it?
21510	What''s so important about the critter?
21510	What''s that business about their saying it was okay now for me to go on to Manon?
21510	What''s that supposed to mean?
21510	What''s that?
21510	What''s that?
21510	What''s that?
21510	What''s that?
21510	What''s that?
21510	What''s that?
21510	What''s that?
21510	What''s that?
21510	What''s the egghead like?
21510	What''s the idea?
21510	What''s the matter, Trigger girl?
21510	What''s the matter?
21510	What''s the matter?
21510	What''s this business about they might be back again?
21510	What''s this job you''re talking about?
21510	What''s this now- you- see- it- now- you- don''t business of fifteen or so pounds of baby fat?
21510	What''s wrong?
21510	What,Trigger asked Lyad,"killed the people on the ship?"
21510	What?
21510	What?
21510	What_ are_ you talking about?
21510	Whatzzit?
21510	Whatzzit?
21510	When are you coming back?
21510	When did you decide it would be better if nobody ever got to see that king plasmoid again?
21510	When was that?
21510	When was this?
21510	When?
21510	Where are we?
21510	Where are you calling from?
21510	Where are you going?
21510	Where did they come from?
21510	Where else might you be?
21510	Where is Mantelish?
21510	Where is that plasmoid, Trigger?
21510	Where''s Mantelish?
21510	Where''s my gun?
21510	Where,Mantelish said,"is the ship going to be while we''re sleeping?"
21510	While I was asleep?
21510	While I''m carrying a gun?
21510	Who does know then?
21510	Who does n''t?
21510	Who else knows about this?
21510	Who got killed?
21510	Who is it?
21510	Who would n''t be? 21510 Why are you letting me know?"
21510	Why did n''t their meteor reflectors stop them?
21510	Why do n''t you ask Headquarters?
21510	Why do you feel additional League guards are required?
21510	Why do you think she''s being so open about it?
21510	Why do you think so?
21510	Why do you think they waited so long?
21510	Why does she walk like that?
21510	Why have n''t you carried out your instructions, Captain?
21510	Why not hit the couch over there and take a nap?
21510	Why not?
21510	Why not?
21510	Why not?
21510	Why not?
21510	Why that?
21510	Why the professor?
21510	Why would anyone want to grab me? 21510 Why?"
21510	Why?
21510	Why?
21510	Will they take your orders?
21510	Will you give parole if I take those cuffs off and tell you what this is about?
21510	Would it be against security if you told me whether something has happened to her?
21510	Would n''t be gentlemanly to pop a lady, would it?
21510	Would n''t make much difference one way or the other, would it?
21510	Would n''t you feel a little safer there yourself, Lyad? 21510 Would they?"
21510	Would you shield your ComWeb, Quillan?
21510	Yes, First Lady?
21510	Yes, First Lady?
21510	Yes, Quillan?
21510	Yes?
21510	Yes?
21510	Yes?
21510	Yes?
21510	Yes?
21510	Yes?
21510	Yes?
21510	Yes?
21510	You are a commoner then, young Birna?
21510	You are n''t hurt?
21510	You can do that much for the professor, ca n''t you?
21510	You did n''t have to tell him they''d found some possibles did you?
21510	You do n''t feel she did any lying this time?
21510	You do n''t think she''s going to wait now?
21510	You drawing out everything? 21510 You have the picture now, have n''t you?
21510	You know something?
21510	You mean he''s upstairs in his quarters now?
21510	You mean some heat will be left?
21510	You mean,Trigger said,"we''re not going?
21510	You really think this thing_ likes_ me-- personally?
21510	You saw it?
21510	You sure of that, Trigger?
21510	You want to put it in the disposal, do n''t you?
21510	You were n''t alarmed at all?
21510	You were n''t ever in any danger from it yourself, were you?
21510	You''ll have some, Trigger, I''m sure? 21510 You''re doped, remember?
21510	You''re not going along?
21510	You''ve got an appointment, remember?
21510	You, Belchy?
21510	Your own people on duty there?
21510	_ What?_Mantelish''s thick white eyebrows shot up.
21510	_ Wild_ plasmoids?
21510	youchanged to"your"Chapter 20:"amensia"changed to"amnesia"( 3 times) missing end quotation mark added to"All right-- what''s this?"
21510	All right?"
21510	All right?"
21510	And a hijacker?"
21510	And how could the Federation possibly care what Trigger Argee was doing?
21510	Any thoughts about it?"
21510	Are there any questions now before we start back to Manon?"
21510	Are they really as huge as all that?"
21510	Are you aware that six of the plasmoids which were distributed to responsible laboratories throughout the Hub have been lost to unknown raiders?"
21510	Are you going by Rest, Trigger?
21510	Asked me if I''d like to take over the last few minutes of contact and see if I could locate you.... Been missing me properly, Trigger?"
21510	At present there are twelve hundred and fifty- eight member worlds to the Federation, are n''t there?"
21510	Balmordan?"
21510	Be sensible now-- if I had a plasmoid here, how could you tell?"
21510	Because of the plasmoids?"
21510	Beldon Shop?
21510	But how did you know where I was?"
21510	But now supposing I told you very sincerely that no recording will be made of any little personal glimpses we may get?"
21510	But of_ human_ minds?"
21510	But then--""Professor,"Trigger interrupted politely in turn,"may I get you a drink?"
21510	But what makes you think the opposition is just one group?
21510	But why Trigger?"
21510	But you said this meeting was n''t to take more than an hour anyway, did n''t you?"
21510	But''unobtrusively?''
21510	Can the rest of us take a hint?"
21510	Can you talk about that?"
21510	Care to do it?"
21510	Correct?"
21510	Could you pick up the whoosis- and- whichis and bring it up here?"
21510	Crack the Aurora yet?"
21510	Did I work well?"
21510	Did it attempt to construct an assistant and set it down here to test it?
21510	Did n''t lose too much, did you?"
21510	Did n''t they, Mihul?"
21510	Did they try again?"
21510	Did they want to kill it or grab it?"
21510	Did you know Lyad Ermetyne put in for voluntary rehabilitation with us, and then changed her mind and joined the Service?"
21510	Do you get any sensations while holding it?"
21510	Do you know where you are?"
21510	Do you remember that Vethi sponge Balmordan was carrying?"
21510	Do you wish to have a rest cubicle prepared?"
21510	Does n''t look much fatter if any, does it?"
21510	Drink or gun?"
21510	Eh, Belchy?"
21510	Get it?"
21510	Got all that, Plemp?"
21510	Got your little quizzer with you, Quillan?"
21510	Had breakfast yet, Trigger?"
21510	Have n''t I been very generous?"
21510	Have they found out anything at all with all the spraying and investigating?"
21510	Have you talked to anybody since you came on board?"
21510	Have you used the Denton much on game?"
21510	He added,"I was n''t supposed to tell you that either, but what could I do?"
21510	He asked Quillan,"How''s she doing?"
21510	He asked,"Think it''s wise to leave you people unguarded?"
21510	He''s Belchik Pluly and--""Pluly?"
21510	Heard of it?"
21510	Her boss said,"It''s eating, is n''t it?
21510	Holati--""Yes?"
21510	How about this ship''s officers-- do they take your orders too?"
21510	How about your Guard Captain?
21510	How did Mantelish react?"
21510	How did you get a lead through him?"
21510	How do they do it?"
21510	How do you attach this thing?"
21510	How do you feel about plasmoids?"
21510	How do you people feel about a drink?
21510	How do you suppose they could be so sure of that?"
21510	How does Pluly''s yacht harem stack up?"
21510	How else will you stop me?"
21510	How far?"
21510	How long was I out?"
21510	How long will that little plasmoid last if it''s left in subspace like that?"
21510	How many of the later raiders did you catch?"
21510	How was I to know what that villain Fayle had been up to?
21510	How would he know?"
21510	How''s that?"
21510	I mean, what''s she doing with Lyad Ermetyne and the others?"
21510	I suppose you know that?"
21510	In that dome?"
21510	In the cabin?
21510	In twenty minutes then?
21510	Is it permitted?"
21510	Is it your beast, Professor?"
21510	Is it?"
21510	Is n''t it all right to ask him about reinforcements?"
21510	Is n''t that enough?"
21510	Is that all right?"
21510	Is that correct?"
21510	Is that understood?"
21510	Is this 113?"
21510	It does n''t seem to mean anything?"
21510	It would be of no consequence at all, would it?"
21510	It''s because of dive hallucinations, I suppose?"
21510	Just that they should mean something?"
21510	Know what it is?"
21510	Know what she meant?"
21510	Looking for Gess Fayle and the key unit?"
21510	May I be of service to you at this time?
21510	No?
21510	Not leaving Ceyce for good, are you?"
21510	Now what do we do?"
21510	Now what were those questions?"
21510	Now-- how about parole?"
21510	Now-- see the plump elderly man just behind her?"
21510	Once she was outside, what would she do?
21510	One of Belchik''s houris?"
21510	Or did you do something again to make them think the road was clear?"
21510	Or months?"
21510	Perhaps you would like me to demonstrate the various interesting uses of your personal ComWeb Cabinet?"
21510	Pilch said,"Termites?"
21510	Question is, how did it get to them?"
21510	Quillan said thoughtfully,"Has n''t she been that way for quite a while?"
21510	Remember?"
21510	Right now, take a look at that entrance, will you?"
21510	Right, Mantelish?"
21510	See?"
21510	She asked in her mind,"Which way?"
21510	She asked,"Is something the matter?"
21510	She meant what she said, do n''t you think?"
21510	She nodded,"How are you letting them know about the move?"
21510	She said,"Lyad?"
21510	She seemed to be floating up out of a small pool of sleep when Lyad''s voice said somewhere, with cold fury in it:"There''s_ nothing_ inside?"
21510	She was a student here, remember?
21510	So what happened with 113-A?"
21510	So what if they arrived in Manon dead- broke instead of practically?
21510	Someone I know?"
21510	Something like that?"
21510	Stood up for his rights, eh?"
21510	That I''ve been conditioned?
21510	That little black suit had n''t looked at all expensive--"Twelve hundred forty- two Federation credits?"
21510	That reflected on her, did n''t it?
21510	That would be just the reverse to the pattern of an emotional shock, would n''t it?"
21510	The connection between those incidents I mentioned and your earlier feeling of disliking plasmoids is obvious, is n''t it?"
21510	The idea of the interview still bothering you?"
21510	The laboratories?
21510	Then Trigger asked,"How did you get involved in this, personally?"
21510	Then a voice said,"Yes, First Lady?"
21510	Then she said,"After that interview''s over, I''m to ship out to Manon-- is that it?"
21510	Then she said,"What kind of situation is it?
21510	They have n''t found it?"
21510	This stuff-- if it''s what you think it might be-- is poisonous?"
21510	To whom should they refer him?
21510	Tranest?"
21510	Trigger said hesitantly,"Those people who were chasing this car--""What about them?"
21510	Want me over right now?"
21510	Want to start carrying it?"
21510	Want to try it later?"
21510	We did come in here last night, remember?
21510	We''re just staying here?"
21510	Wear it?
21510	Well, Quillan?"
21510	What about?"
21510	What did you talk about?"
21510	What do you say?"
21510	What do you think I am?
21510	What does Mantelish make of it?"
21510	What had you done?
21510	What was the business matter?"
21510	What was the order content?"
21510	What would you say?"
21510	What''s the silver- haired idea?"
21510	What''s the trouble?"
21510	What''s there for the professor to be investigating on the other side of Manon?"
21510	What_ are_ you talking about?"
21510	What_ was_ it?
21510	When did you first find out about it?"
21510	When did you get in?"
21510	When is Major Quillan returning?"
21510	When she looked up finally, he asked,"Can you make much sense of it?"
21510	When should she leave?
21510	Where was Lyad?
21510	Where''s Commissioner Tate?"
21510	Where?"
21510	Which of the other ways will it be?"
21510	Who would n''t be?
21510	Who''d hesitate?
21510	Who''s the caller?"
21510	Why are we going to Luscious?"
21510	Why bother?
21510	Why not, after all?"
21510	Why should Holati Tate have turned secretive on her now?
21510	Why the switch?"
21510	Why?"
21510	Why?"
21510	Why?"
21510	Why?"
21510	Would it be possible for you to come over and meet with us during the day?"
21510	Would make a difference, would n''t it?
21510	Would you wear it to dinner in token of forgiveness?
21510	Yes, Belchik?"
21510	You can stop her, ca n''t you?"
21510	You disturbed now?"
21510	You had a playback attachment stuck in there then?"
21510	You must have been very persuasive?"
21510	You rather suspect it was, do n''t you?"
21510	You realize that, do n''t you?"
21510	You recall the situation?"
21510	You see that great big branch like an L turned upward, just a little above the center?"
21510	You see?"
21510	You went right to the top there, did n''t you?"
21510	You were n''t satisfied with the reports then?"
21510	You''re pretty sure that thing will show up again?"
21510	You''ve heard of the Ermetynes?"
21510	_ What was it planning to do there?_ Etcetera."
8297	Why_ does_ this thing_ do_ as it_ does_?
8297	Do all bodies, large and small, fall equally fast?
8297	Is the molecular weight not in every instance= two volumes?
8297	The elementary molecules not compounds of atoms?
8297	What method shall we adopt in the teaching of science?
8297	Who shall perform the experiments?
8297	Why does water rise in a pump?
8297	is more frequent than"Why_ is_ this thing as it_ is_?"
8296	At the recent Medical Congress in London, Professor Klebs undertook to answer the question:"Are there specific organized causes of disease?"
8296	But has any kind of fly the property of producing malignant pustule by some specific inherent power of its own?
8296	Can it be made to pay?
8296	The engineer now comes on the stage and asks-- Can practical difficulties be got over?
8296	What good winter wheat patent to- day will do this?
8296	What is it that the electricity has lost?
8296	What, then, may not be expected in lower districts?
16728	A copy of the Holy Scriptures, which made its appearance between the years 1450 and 1452. Who introduced Printing into England?
16728	Are Navigation and Commerce inseparably connected with each other?
16728	Are all bodies equally combustible?
16728	Are all the species of ornamental building confined to those nations already mentioned?
16728	Are not its uses very extensive?
16728	Are not the savages very dexterous in the management of them?
16728	Are the last- mentioned sorts properly called Gums?
16728	Are there any other Metals besides those already mentioned?
16728	Are there any other kinds of this earth besides the common white chalk?
16728	Are there different sorts of this Stone?
16728	Are there many Volcanoes?
16728	Are there no other kind of Instruments besides those already described?
16728	Are there not different sorts of this material?
16728	Are there other plants or trees which produce Gum, besides those already mentioned?
16728	Are there several kinds of attraction?
16728	Are they a modern invention?
16728	At what place was Glass first made?
16728	Before the invention of Earthenware, what supplied its place to the early inhabitants of the world?
16728	But is not a pound of gold as heavy as a pound of lead?
16728	But why do iron steamers float-- iron being heavier than water?
16728	By what nations was the art of painting practised with great success?
16728	By what other name has Chemistry been known?
16728	By what_ means_ do Chemists effect a change in the qualities or states of natural bodies?
16728	By whom was it built?
16728	By whom was it destroyed, and when?
16728	By whom was it invented?
16728	By whom was it revived?
16728	By whom was it revived?
16728	By whom was the Steam Engine first applied to the purposes of Navigation?
16728	By whom was the Tower of Babel erected, and why?
16728	By whom was the phonograph invented?
16728	By whom were the heavenly bodies first divided into Constellations or groups?
16728	Can more than one message be sent at the same time on the same wire?
16728	Can we explain by this what we call floating?
16728	Can you show the same by another instrument?
16728	Can you specify these effects?
16728	Can you tell me some magnetic effects of the current?
16728	Coral, particularly the beautiful red sort, is likewise made into various ornaments, as necklaces,& c. Of what is our Lime composed?
16728	Cyrus H. McCormick, inventor of the mowing machine, born at Walnut Grove, Virginia, in 1809. Who was the inventor of the Sewing Machine?
16728	Did it always continue thus?
16728	Did not Alexandria undergo the same fate as Tyre and Carthage?
16728	Did not Astronomy from this time make great progress?
16728	Did not Carthage afterwards become as flourishing as the parent city of Tyre?
16728	Did not the Barbarians, after a while, turn their attention to Navigation and Commerce?
16728	Did the Romans possess any distinguished Poets?
16728	Did the citizens of Constantinople confine their trade to the Islands of the Archipelago, and the adjacent coast of Asia?
16728	Did this manufacture continue to be confined to the Greeks and Venetians?
16728	Do the terms Coal and Charcoal signify the same substance?
16728	Do they grow on bushes like our Currants?
16728	Do they leave their canoes in the water on their return from a voyage?
16728	Do we experience this attraction upon our earth?
16728	Do you know any application of those magnets?
16728	Do you know some other properties of air?
16728	Do you know something about the nature of Light?
16728	Does Nature decompose Water in any of her operations?
16728	Does Rock Salt undergo any preparation before it is used?
16728	Does it not require a great deal of moisture?
16728	Does it not undergo some change during the year?
16728	Does not the Pearl Oyster produce a substance called Mother- of- Pearl?
16728	Does the insect change its color when it is dead?
16728	Does weaving differ according to the material used?
16728	For what are they used?
16728	For what is Barley generally used?
16728	For what is Bombazine used?
16728	For what is Millet used?
16728	For what is Starch used?
16728	For what is Vitriol used?
16728	For what is Zinc used?
16728	For what is it used?
16728	For what is it used?
16728	For what is this Rock used?
16728	For what was it formerly used?
16728	For what was this city particularly celebrated?
16728	From what cause is the Water deprived of its caloric?
16728	From what countries are Dates brought?
16728	From what countries is the Cochineal brought?
16728	From what country is it supposed that the invention of silk knitted stockings originally came?
16728	From what country was the Cherry Tree first brought?
16728	From what does the vapor originate?
16728	From what is Coal supposed to have originated?
16728	From what is Silk produced?
16728	From what is the word Arsenic derived?
16728	From what is the word Parchment taken?
16728	From what nation was the knowledge of their use in medicine obtained?
16728	From what part is the Dye obtained?
16728	From what part of the fish is it prepared?
16728	From what place did it take its name?
16728	From what vegetables is Starch obtained?
16728	From whence did it take its name?
16728	Had not Venice a formidable rival in a neighboring republic?
16728	Has Indigo been long known?
16728	Have not the various nations among whom this useful art has been cultivated, adopted different ways of arranging their written characters?
16728	Have the terms Money and Coin the same signification?
16728	Have we any notice of this art among the Hebrews?
16728	He died on board his own ship in the West Indies, 1595. Who was Sir Walter Raleigh?
16728	How are the Olives eaten?
16728	How are the legislative powers, granted to the government, vested?
16728	How are these Stones wrought?
16728	How are they caught?
16728	How are they divided?
16728	How are they prepared, and for what are they used?
16728	How can you ascertain that air has weight?
16728	How do the savages guide them?
16728	How do these Coral Rocks become Islands?
16728	How do they get the Oysters which contain them?
16728	How do they make it into a drink?
16728	How do you know that attraction exists through the whole universe?
16728	How is Manna gathered?
16728	How is engraving on copper, steel,& c., performed?
16728	How is it cultivated?
16728	How is it made into Calico,& c.?
16728	How is it prepared for use?
16728	How is it prepared?
16728	How is it prepared?
16728	How is it procured?
16728	How is it produced?
16728	How is the Bread- Fruit eaten?
16728	How is the Butter extracted?
16728	How is the Caoutchouc obtained from the Tree?
16728	How is the Cinnamon Tree cultivated?
16728	How is the Cotton separated from the seed?
16728	How is the Hermetic seal formed?
16728	How is the Leather prepared?
16728	How is the Oil drawn from the Olive?
16728	How is the bark procured?
16728	How is the second kind of attraction, or that between the particles of bodies, subdivided?
16728	How is the state of Solidity in bodies accounted for?
16728	How is the white powdered arsenic prepared?
16728	How is this fruit eaten?
16728	How long has the use of Hemp and Flax been known?
16728	How long have Bricks been in use for building?
16728	How may the Gulf Stream be distinguished?
16728	How often does this tree cast its circle of leaves?
16728	How often does this tree produce nuts?
16728	How often is this operation repeated?
16728	How rapidly does the electric current travel through the wires?
16728	How, and from what part of the tree is it taken?
16728	In how many divisions may musical instruments be arranged?
16728	In how many states do we find Water?
16728	In what countries are they found?
16728	In what countries is Indigo cultivated?
16728	In what countries is Marble found?
16728	In what countries is Salt generally found?
16728	In what countries is it cultivated?
16728	In what country is it seen constantly from October to Christmas?
16728	In what manner does Pepper grow, and what part of the shrub is used?
16728	In what manner is Parchment now prepared?
16728	In what manner is it formed into such a variety of shapes?
16728	In what manner is it obtained?
16728	In what manufacture is it now used?
16728	In what other countries is this plant found?
16728	In what other sense is the term Electricity employed?
16728	In what place was the art of Printing first practised?
16728	In what seas are they found?
16728	In what state is Lime found in nature?
16728	In what state is Mercury usually found?
16728	In what state is Silver usually found?
16728	In what state is Tin generally found?
16728	In what year, and where, was the making of glass bottles begun?
16728	Is Black Lead a proper term for this mineral?
16728	Is Coral put to any use by man?
16728	Is Manna peculiar to the Ash Tree of Southern Italy?
16728	Is ice the only instance of Water existing in a state of solidity?
16728	Is it a plant?
16728	Is it known to whom we are indebted for the invention of Linen Paper?
16728	Is it known who were the erectors of these Buildings?
16728	Is it not also used in Manure?
16728	Is it, then, necessary for chemists to understand the relative nature of all substances?
16728	Is not Gunpowder highly combustible?
16728	Is not the Indian liquor called Toddy, produced from the Cocoa Tree?
16728	Is not the Palma Christi much affected by soil and situation?
16728	Is not the air this medium?
16728	Is not the art of weaving very ancient?
16728	Is not the employment of Wool in the manufacture of Clothing of great antiquity?
16728	Is not the harp an instrument of high antiquity in Great Britain?
16728	Is not the knowledge of Chemistry very ancient?
16728	Is not the use of Gold quite ancient?
16728	Is not the work of decomposition perpetually going forward?
16728	Is not this an art of great antiquity?
16728	Is not this art of great antiquity?
16728	Is oil a production confined to the Olive alone?
16728	Is the Ink used in Printing the same as writing Ink?
16728	Is the Mace used as a spice?
16728	Is the Sugar Cane the only vegetable that produces Sugar?
16728	Is the Wool of the sheep all of one quality?
16728	Is the oil called_ castor_, which is so much used in medicine, the product of an animal or a plant?
16728	Is the wood of the Cherry Tree useful?
16728	Is there any other method of stereotyping?
16728	Is there not a machine by which we are enabled to obtain large supplies of electric power at pleasure?
16728	Is there not a tree more particularly designated the Turpentine Tree?
16728	Is there not a tree which bears a fruit that may be used for bread?
16728	Is there not a tree which produces a substance resembling the Butter which we make from the milk of the cow?
16728	Is there not a tree which yields a vegetable Tallow?
16728	Is there not another sort of Damask?
16728	Is there not another substance also employed in the manufacture of matches?
16728	Is there not another tree which produces Manna?
16728	Is this substance considered by naturalists as the habitation of the Insect?
16728	It is chiefly made in the United States, England, France,& c. What is Linen?
16728	It is used for making beer,& c. Of what are Hops the produce?
16728	It was first made in Flanders, and is used for table linen,& c. What is Flannel?
16728	Lightning usually strikes the highest and most pointed objects, as high hills, trees, spires, masts of ships,& c. What is Thunder?
16728	May Wine be extracted from other vegetable bodies?
16728	Of leather, silk, thread, cotton, worsted,& c. What skins are generally used for Gloves?
16728	Of what are Bricks composed?
16728	Of what are Candles made?
16728	Of what are Gloves made?
16728	Of what are Hats made?
16728	Of what are Needles made?
16728	Of what are Pins made?
16728	Of what are stockings made?
16728	Of what are the strings of the Lyre,& c., composed?
16728	Of what countries is it a native?
16728	Of what countries is the Elephant an inhabitant?
16728	Of what country is the Orange a native?
16728	Of what country is the Potato a native?
16728	Of what do Calcareous Earths or Stones consist?
16728	Of what does Printing consist?
16728	Of what form is the fruit?
16728	Of what form is the tree which bears those large nuts, called Cocoa nuts?
16728	Of what form was money generally made?
16728	Of what is Earthenware composed?
16728	Of what is Gunpowder composed?
16728	Of what is Paper made?
16728	Of what is Soap composed?
16728	Of what is this last compounded?
16728	Of what nature is the Aurora Borealis?
16728	Of what substances was Money usually made?
16728	Of what use are the two remaining substances, Hydrogen and Carbon?
16728	Of what use is Bark?
16728	Of what use is this power to vegetables?
16728	Of what were the first huts composed?
16728	Of which of these Simple or Primitive Earths are the solid portions of the globe principally composed?
16728	On what does the Beaver feed?
16728	Raw silk is imported in quantities from India, China, Italy,& c. How is the Silk taken from the Worm?
16728	The Dutch in 1610; it was introduced into England in 1650 What is Coffee?
16728	To what circumstance did an ancient poet ascribe the invention of stringed instruments?
16728	To what did this revolution in its history give rise?
16728	To what great Civil Engineer has the West given birth?
16728	To what invention is the art of Navigation much indebted?
16728	To what is it more particularly applied?
16728	To what is the term Consul applied at the present time?
16728	To what other uses is the fruit of the Vine applied besides drying it for raisins, as described in the sixth chapter?
16728	To what part of bodies is Electricity confined?
16728	To what particular use did the Egyptians put it?
16728	To what use did the ancient inhabitants of Africa and Arabia put this substance?
16728	To what use did they put it?
16728	To what use is this substance put?
16728	To whom are we indebted for its invention?
16728	To whom do we owe this grand undertaking?
16728	To whom is the world indebted for this canal?
16728	Upon what materials did the ancients paint their works?
16728	Upon what principle do these last- mentioned instruments perform?
16728	Was Sculpture always performed in Stone?
16728	Was any gold ever produced by this method?
16728	Was not Vocal Music used before the invention of Instrumental?
16728	Was not the art greatly obscured for some centuries?
16728	Was not the use of Tin very early known?
16728	Was not this curious mineral better known to the ancients than it is at present?
16728	Was this search successful?
16728	Were Hieroglyphics employed before or after Alphabetic Writing?
16728	Were not books once made of Bark?
16728	Were not both these celebrated cities destroyed?
16728	Were not the Egyptians quite early acquainted with this art?
16728	Were the Egyptians acquainted with this art?
16728	Were the attempts to rear Silk Worms in England successful?
16728	What Honey was reckoned by the ancients the best in the world?
16728	What Tree produces the beautiful and well- known wood so much used in making the various articles of household furniture?
16728	What are Almonds?
16728	What are Artesian wells?
16728	What are Canoes?
16728	What are Capers?
16728	What are Cloves?
16728	What are Currants?
16728	What are Dates?
16728	What are Earthquakes?
16728	What are Furs, and how are they prepared?
16728	What are Galls?
16728	What are Mangoes?
16728	What are Melons?
16728	What are Metals called in their natural state?
16728	What are Nutmegs?
16728	What are Oats?
16728	What are Olives?
16728	What are Raisins?
16728	What are Shoes?
16728	What are Strata?
16728	What are Tamarinds?
16728	What are Yams?
16728	What are frequently substituted for Capers?
16728	What are generally meant by the Arts?
16728	What are its characteristics?
16728	What are its qualities?
16728	What are its qualities?
16728	What are its uses?
16728	What are its uses?
16728	What are its uses?
16728	What are its uses?
16728	What are its uses?
16728	What are its uses?
16728	What are its uses?
16728	What are the Liberal Arts?
16728	What are the Lungs?
16728	What are the Mechanical Arts?
16728	What are the Muscles?
16728	What are the Tides?
16728	What are the chief uses of Silex?
16728	What are the different states of natural bodies?
16728	What are the earliest accounts of Musical Instruments on record?
16728	What are the habits of this insect, and on what does it feed?
16728	What are the most ancient stringed instruments?
16728	What are the names of the principal islands of Coral formation?
16728	What are the properties and uses of Camphor?
16728	What are the properties of Clay?
16728	What are the properties of Nitrogen or Azote?
16728	What are the properties of Silex?
16728	What are the second and third kinds of Oils?
16728	What are the sources of currents?
16728	What are the uses of Copper?
16728	What are the uses of Gamboge?
16728	What are the uses of Gold?
16728	What are the uses of Parchment?
16728	What are the uses of Rye?
16728	What are the uses of air?
16728	What are the uses of this Tree?
16728	What are the uses of this Tree?
16728	What are their qualities and use?
16728	What are these glasses called?
16728	What badge or sign was worn by those who engaged in the Crusades?
16728	What can you say of its origin?
16728	What can you say of new islands formed by Volcanic Agency?
16728	What can you say of the origin of Glass?
16728	What causes led to these wars?
16728	What celebrated Astronomer arose in England?
16728	What celebrated Poets marked this revival?
16728	What circumstance caused them to unite?
16728	What circumstance contributed to the progress of this manufacture among the English?
16728	What city of France was long celebrated for its manufacture?
16728	What city of Italy excelled all Europe for many years in the making of fine glass?
16728	What countries are most noted for them?
16728	What countries had glass windows first?
16728	What countries produce the best Wines?
16728	What country affords the best Wool?
16728	What country is meant by Mauritania?
16728	What country was the most highly celebrated for its sculpture?
16728	What different kinds of Attraction can you mention?
16728	What do the Fine Arts usually include?
16728	What do the terms Refining and Smelting signify?
16728	What do you mean by Carbon?
16728	What do you mean by Exportation?
16728	What do you mean by Gems?
16728	What do you mean by Metallurgy?
16728	What do you mean by Metals?
16728	What do you mean by Polypus?
16728	What do you mean by_ Marly_?
16728	What do you mean by_ decomposition_?
16728	What do you understand by specific weight or gravity?
16728	What does the first coined money in ancient Britain appear to have been?
16728	What does the word Levant signify?
16728	What does the word Nature signify?
16728	What does the word Oriental signify?
16728	What effect had the Fall of the Roman Empire on Navigation?
16728	What effects are produced by currents?
16728	What else does the Sturgeon supply?
16728	What else is obtained from this tree?
16728	What event likewise contributed to the more rapid progress and diffusion of Navigation and Commerce?
16728	What event proved fatal to this art?
16728	What form does it bear?
16728	What good effect did this event produce?
16728	What immense fish is it that furnishes us with a quantity of_ animal_ oil?
16728	What improvement in this instrument would naturally follow?
16728	What influence has the Gulf Stream on the climate of Europe?
16728	What instrument was famous among the ancient Greeks?
16728	What is Alum?
16728	What is Arrow- root?
16728	What is Arsenic?
16728	What is Astronomy?
16728	What is Astronomy?
16728	What is Attraction?
16728	What is Baize?
16728	What is Bark?
16728	What is Barley Sugar?
16728	What is Black Lead?
16728	What is Bombazine?
16728	What is Brandy?
16728	What is Brass?
16728	What is Calico?
16728	What is Cambric?
16728	What is Camlet?
16728	What is Camphor?
16728	What is Canvas?
16728	What is Catgut?
16728	What is Cayenne Pepper?
16728	What is Chalk?
16728	What is Chemistry?
16728	What is Chocolate?
16728	What is Cinnamon?
16728	What is Cloth?
16728	What is Coal?
16728	What is Cochineal?
16728	What is Copperas?
16728	What is Coral?
16728	What is Cork?
16728	What is Corn?
16728	What is Cotton?
16728	What is Damask?
16728	What is Dew?
16728	What is Diaper?
16728	What is Ebony?
16728	What is Electricity?
16728	What is Electrotyping?
16728	What is Engraving?
16728	What is Flax?
16728	What is Fossil or Rock Salt?
16728	What is Frankincense?
16728	What is Gamboge?
16728	What is Geometry?
16728	What is Gin?
16728	What is Ginger?
16728	What is Glass?
16728	What is Gold?
16728	What is Granite?
16728	What is Gravity?
16728	What is Gum Arabic?
16728	What is Gum?
16728	What is Hail?
16728	What is Holland?
16728	What is Honey?
16728	What is Hydrogen?
16728	What is India Rubber or Caoutchouc?
16728	What is Indian, or Chinese Ink?
16728	What is Ink?
16728	What is Inlaying?
16728	What is Iron?
16728	What is Isinglass?
16728	What is Ivory?
16728	What is Lapis Calaminaris?
16728	What is Lead?
16728	What is Leather?
16728	What is Licorice?
16728	What is Lightning?
16728	What is Lime?
16728	What is Lithography?
16728	What is Logwood?
16728	What is Magnesium Light?
16728	What is Malt?
16728	What is Manna?
16728	What is Marine Salt?
16728	What is Mercury?
16728	What is Millet, and in what countries does it grow?
16728	What is Mohair?
16728	What is Musk?
16728	What is Myrrh?
16728	What is Opium?
16728	What is Oxygen?
16728	What is Painting?
16728	What is Papyrus?
16728	What is Parchment?
16728	What is Pearl Barley?
16728	What is Pepper?
16728	What is Phenicia?
16728	What is Photography?
16728	What is Pimento or Allspice?
16728	What is Pitch?
16728	What is Platina?
16728	What is Poetry?
16728	What is Potash?
16728	What is Quick- Lime?
16728	What is Rain?
16728	What is Rhubarb?
16728	What is Rice?
16728	What is Rum?
16728	What is Sago?
16728	What is Salt?
16728	What is Saltpetre?
16728	What is Sculpture?
16728	What is Silver?
16728	What is Slate?
16728	What is Snow?
16728	What is Soda?
16728	What is Spermaceti?
16728	What is Sponge?
16728	What is Spring Salt?
16728	What is Starch?
16728	What is Steel?
16728	What is Sugar Candy?
16728	What is Sugar?
16728	What is Sulphur?
16728	What is Tan?
16728	What is Tapioca?
16728	What is Tar?
16728	What is Tea?
16728	What is Thermo- electricity?
16728	What is Tin?
16728	What is Tobacco?
16728	What is Turpentine?
16728	What is Twilight?
16728	What is Vellum?
16728	What is Velvet?
16728	What is Vinegar?
16728	What is Water?
16728	What is Wax?
16728	What is Wind?
16728	What is Wool?
16728	What is Zinc?
16728	What is a Barometer?
16728	What is a Bathometer?
16728	What is a Blowpipe?
16728	What is a Cable?
16728	What is a Camera Obscura?
16728	What is a Cell; what a Battery?
16728	What is a Chronometer?
16728	What is a Coal Mine?
16728	What is a Dynamo- electric machine?
16728	What is a Kaleidoscope?
16728	What is a Kiln?
16728	What is a Lightning Rod?
16728	What is a Microphone?
16728	What is a Microscope?
16728	What is a Mine?
16728	What is a Mint?
16728	What is a Mirror?
16728	What is a Mosque?
16728	What is a Pendulum?
16728	What is a Phonograph?
16728	What is a Prism?
16728	What is a Pyramid?
16728	What is a Rainbow?
16728	What is a Spectrum?
16728	What is a Stereoscope?
16728	What is a Stethoscope?
16728	What is a Suspension Bridge?
16728	What is a Telescope?
16728	What is a Thermometer?
16728	What is a Tortoise?
16728	What is a Volcano?
16728	What is a singular characteristic of the Coral Islands?
16728	What is an Anemometer?
16728	What is an Aneroid Barometer?
16728	What is an Electric current?
16728	What is an author?
16728	What is generally meant by Corn?
16728	What is it called when found in a perfect metallic form?
16728	What is its habitation?
16728	What is its origin?
16728	What is meant by Architecture?
16728	What is meant by Chrysalis?
16728	What is meant by Combustion?
16728	What is meant by Gas?
16728	What is meant by Mahomedan?
16728	What is meant by Mechanics?
16728	What is meant by Navigation?
16728	What is meant by Ochreous?
16728	What is meant by Science?
16728	What is meant by a Senate?
16728	What is meant by an Archipelago?
16728	What is meant by the Assyrian Empire?
16728	What is next done?
16728	What is peculiar to the ore of Lead?
16728	What is positive and what negative electricity?
16728	What is signified by a glass- house?
16728	What is supposed to cause them?
16728	What is that part of the Pacific called, where the Coral Rocks are most abundant?
16728	What is the Citron?
16728	What is the Drummond or Lime Light?
16728	What is the Ear- trumpet?
16728	What is the Electro- Magnetic Telegraph?
16728	What is the Gulf Stream?
16728	What is the Lime?
16728	What is the Loadstone?
16728	What is the Mariner''s Compass?
16728	What is the Ruby?
16728	What is the Steam Engine?
16728	What is the Tasimeter?
16728	What is the Turquois?
16728	What is the White Pepper?
16728	What is the appearance of Frankincense?
16728	What is the cause of bodies being either solid, liquid, or aeriform?
16728	What is the cause of bodies floating on liquids?
16728	What is the character of Gold?
16728	What is the character of Gum?
16728	What is the difference between Electrotyping and Stereotyping?
16728	What is the government of the United States?
16728	What is the meaning of A.D.?
16728	What is the name of the remarkable stone of which a cloth has been made, that resists the action of fire?
16728	What is the nature of Electricity?
16728	What is the nature of Phosphorus?
16728	What is the poetical name for the morning Twilight?
16728	What is the signification of Mediterranean?
16728	What is the vessel called which is used in Distilling?
16728	What is understood by Magic?
16728	What is understood by a Consul?
16728	What is used to cement bricks firmly together?
16728	What island possesses a remarkable substitute for the want of springs of Water?
16728	What kind appears to have been held in the greatest esteem by the ancients?
16728	What materials are used for the dyeing and coloring of our manufactures?
16728	What materials were employed by ancient nations in Writing?
16728	What materials were used for writing, before the invention of Paper?
16728	What method is used in preparing the Asbestus?
16728	What method is usually employed in countries where the sun''s heat is not sufficiently powerful?
16728	What mode is usually employed in this country in obtaining it?
16728	What nation appears to have excelled in Chemistry in early times?
16728	What nation first applied this art to the purposes of Trade?
16728	What nation first introduced it into Europe?
16728	What nation holds the olive in great repute?
16728	What nation invented the large looking- glass plates now in use?
16728	What nation is supposed to have known and practised this art even before the foundation of Rome?
16728	What nation so greatly excelled in the manufacture of a beautiful species of Earthenware?
16728	What nation was fed with a kind of Manna?
16728	What nation was particularly celebrated for musical talents?
16728	What nation wore Shoes made of the bark of the papyrus?
16728	What next greatly forwarded this interesting science?
16728	What other circumstance also prevented commercial intercourse from ceasing altogether?
16728	What other circumstance contributed to the advancement of Astronomy?
16728	What other fluid is drawn from Wine?
16728	What other great engineering work can you mention?
16728	What other kinds of stone are used in building?
16728	What other name is given to Liquids?
16728	What other nations excelled in the art of Building?
16728	What other people, about this period, distinguished themselves in the art of Navigation?
16728	What part of it produces the Gum?
16728	What part of the plant is eaten?
16728	What part of the plant is used?
16728	What part of the world is meant by Australia?
16728	What people are regarded as the Fathers of Poetry?
16728	What people are represented by the ancient writers as having brought the art of Building to a greater state of perfection?
16728	What probably gave the first idea of Navigation?
16728	What produces the difference between Green and Bohea, or Black?
16728	What progress did the Romans make in Sculpture?
16728	What progress did the generality of the Eastern nations make in this art?
16728	What progress did they make in Astronomy?
16728	What remarkable event followed their foolish pride?
16728	What remarkable phenomenon is afforded to the inhabitants of the polar regions?
16728	What sea produces the best and greatest number of Pearls?
16728	What seasons are more liable to rain than others?
16728	What sources of light do you know?
16728	What species of Melon is that which almost makes up for a scarcity of good water in hot countries?
16728	What term is used to denote the quality of the Diamond?
16728	What time of the day is the best for drawing the juice?
16728	What was the Edict of Nantes?
16728	What was the Pantheon?
16728	What was the Philosopher''s Stone?
16728	What was the first Book that was printed from metal types?
16728	What was the greatest telegraphic undertaking?
16728	What was the next improvement?
16728	What was the origin of the city of Venice?
16728	What were its objects?
16728	What were the Crusades?
16728	What, then, would they employ?
16728	When and by whom were Watches and Clocks invented?
16728	When are they gathered, and how are they dried?
16728	When did Hats come into general use?
16728	When is the time to gather the spice?
16728	When was the first telegraph established?
16728	When was the knowledge of Sculpture introduced into England?
16728	When was the manufacture of silk introduced into England?
16728	When was the use of Money first introduced?
16728	When was the use of stamped coin introduced into Britain?
16728	When were Spectacles invented, and who was their inventor?
16728	Whence are Lemons brought?
16728	Whence are the best and greatest number of Sponges brought?
16728	Whence are the greatest quantities of Sulphur brought?
16728	Whence are they brought?
16728	Whence come the colors in the objects we see in nature?
16728	Whence is it obtained?
16728	Whence is its name derived?
16728	Whence is its name derived?
16728	Whence is the word Oil derived?
16728	Whence is the word Velvet derived?
16728	Whence is the word derived?
16728	Where and in what manner is Gold generally found?
16728	Where are Cochin China, and Corea?
16728	Where are Florence and Lucca situated?
16728	Where are Rubies found?
16728	Where are the Azores situated?
16728	Where are the principal Tin Mines?
16728	Where are the richest Silver Mines found?
16728	Where are they mostly found?
16728	Where did Cotton anciently grow, and for what was it used?
16728	Where do Beavers usually fix their habitations?
16728	Where do the Egyptians dwell?
16728	Where does it grow?
16728	Where is Abyssinia?
16728	Where is Armenia situated?
16728	Where is Chalk found?
16728	Where is Genoa situated?
16728	Where is Genoa?
16728	Where is Granite found?
16728	Where is Jamaica situated?
16728	Where is Lead found?
16728	Where is Milan situated?
16728	Where is Mount Libanus?
16728	Where is Naples?
16728	Where is Ravenna?
16728	Where is Rouen?
16728	Where is Seville?
16728	Where is Sumatra situated?
16728	Where is the Asbestus found?
16728	Where is the Coral Insect found?
16728	Where is the Crimea?
16728	Where is the Tree found?
16728	Where is the best Black Lead found?
16728	Where was Babylon?
16728	Where was Carthage?
16728	Where was Crape first made?
16728	Where was Etruria situated?
16728	Where was Silk first made?
16728	Where was Troy?
16728	Where was the first Paper Mill erected in England?
16728	Where were the cities of Thebes and Athens situated?
16728	Which is supposed to be the most natural state of all bodies?
16728	Which is the largest tunnel in the world?
16728	Which is the most powerful artificial light?
16728	Which is the most rare and beautiful of all the kinds?
16728	Which was the more ancient city, Tyre or Sidon?
16728	Who are the Japanese?
16728	Who are the Maltese?
16728	Who first introduced the China Orange into Europe?
16728	Who first taught the true system of the Universe?
16728	Who introduced it into France and England?
16728	Who introduced the Silk Worm itself into Europe?
16728	Who invented the Telephone?
16728	Who planned these bridges?
16728	Who was Alexander the Great?
16728	Who was Apollo?
16728	Who was Cyrus?
16728	Who was Galileo?
16728	Who was Jupiter?
16728	Who was Leo the Tenth?
16728	Who was Lucullus?
16728	Who was Mercury?
16728	Who was Nabuchodonosor?
16728	Who was Nero?
16728	Who was Pericles?
16728	Who was Pliny?
16728	Who was Roger Bacon?
16728	Who was Sesostris?
16728	Who was Sir Francis Drake?
16728	Who was Venus?
16728	Who was the inventor of the telegraph in this country?
16728	Who was the original discoverer of Coffee, for the drink of man?
16728	Who were the Cretans?
16728	Who were the Franks?
16728	Who were the Goths?
16728	Who were the Ionians?
16728	Who were the Lombards?
16728	Who were the Phenicians?
16728	Who were the Pisans?
16728	Who were the Saracens?
16728	Who were the Scandinavians?
16728	Who were the Sicilians?
16728	Who were the Venetians?
16728	Who were the principal masters of the Italian school?
16728	Why are the leaves of plants green?
16728	Why do we say that certain metals-- as, for example, platina or gold-- are heavier than others, say, lead or iron?
16728	Why does a portion of the floating body sink below the surface of the water?
16728	Why is it called Allspice?
16728	Will you describe the Megaphone?
16728	With whom may the School of British Sculptors be considered as commencing?
16728	Yes, the ancients wrote their books on the barks of many trees, as on those of the ash and the lime tree,& c. Which part did they use?
16728	You describe Pearls as being ranked among the number of Gems, although they are not Stones; what kind of substance are they?
16728	You have given me an account of a useful Butter prepared from a plant; is there not also a tree which can supply the want of a cow?
16728	You inform me that Chemistry enables us to discover the properties of bodies by means of_ analysis_ and_ combination_: what do these terms imply?
16728	You mentioned Silicious and Argillaceous Earths: is not, then, the earthy covering of our globe of one common character?
16728	You said that the olive is an Evergreen: to what plant or shrub is the term particularly applied?
16728	You say that a Geologist is one who studies Geology: what is meant by this term?
16728	[ Illustration: GLASS BLOWING AT THE GLASS- WORKS, PITTSBURGH, PA.] What is the appearance of the Nutmeg?
16728	[ Illustration: GOLD MINERS WASHING ORE.] To whom is the invention of Gunpowder ascribed?
16728	_ Hebrews_, the children of Israel, the Jews Who were the Athenians?
16728	_ Legislative_, giving or enacting laws How are our laws made?
16728	_ Lye_, a liquor made from wood- ashes; of great use in medicine, bleaching, sugar works,& c. What are Figs?
16728	_ Maturity_, ripeness, perfection How much silk is each ball said to contain?
28244	''After you''ve seen them will you take your friend and go away and remain?'' 28244 ''Are you not alarmed?''
28244	''May I see them?'' 28244 ''Then why did you return from Europe and hasten up here?''
28244	''Was there anything on them?'' 28244 A-- a what?"
28244	About that matter of a stray soul?
28244	Against my will?
28244	Amourette told me----"Amourette? 28244 Amourette?"
28244	And his father?
28244	And then?
28244	And what''s the result? 28244 And you were a witness to that?"
28244	And-- and my inclination?
28244	Are n''t they too thin?
28244	Are they any good?
28244	Are you drunk?
28244	Are you g- going?
28244	Are you going back to that hotel?
28244	Are you going to give me those papers?
28244	Are you going to take Mr. Marque to Minnow Hollow?
28244	Are you married?
28244	Are you not-- usually-- here?
28244	Are you sure?
28244	Are you sure?
28244	Are you two youthful guys under the impression that you can stroll through the wilderness loaded down with a five- foot shelf of assorted junk?
28244	Are you-- going?
28244	Are-- are many ladies likely to come and-- and court me?
28244	As what?
28244	B- b- by f- f- force?
28244	Barrel- shaped?
28244	Be you goin''a- sparkin''?
28244	Because I''m intelligent enough to comprehend the subtleties of this-- bill?
28244	Betty''s?
28244	Brown,whispered Vance,"did you hear anything except the hum of automobiles?"
28244	Buildings?
28244	But how does your myopia concern_ me_?
28244	But that is the exact description of those three young men----"Every one of''em?
28244	But why does this terrible and strapping young lady desire to swipe the draft of this bill?
28244	But_ is n''t_ it a quaint old house?
28244	But_ why_ did you print?
28244	By gad,he said,"do you think I ought to marry her?
28244	By what authority do you forbid me entrance to this hotel?
28244	Ca n''t you hear their iron scabbards rattle? 28244 Ca n''t you imagine him as young as you are?
28244	Can you ask?
28244	Capable?
28244	Captain Jones,she said,"do you realize what centuries of suppression are doing to my sex?
28244	Chemistry?
28244	Could n''t you deceive her with a wig? 28244 Could you help it if you-- loved me?"
28244	Cured of his cardiac trouble?--this disease known as Lamour''s disease?
28244	Curtis, would n''t it rock any man''s equilibrium to fall head over heels in love with a girl inside of ten minutes? 28244 D- do you really mean it?"
28244	Did my being here drive you away from your favourite pool?
28244	Did n''t I try?
28244	Did n''t she become a suffragette and carry a banner and chase me and vow to make me eat my own words frosted on a terrible plum cake?
28244	Did n''t you practically tell me that no woman could endure the sight of a face and figure like mine?
28244	Did n''t you say anything? 28244 Did n''t you speak to her?"
28244	Did n''t you?
28244	Did they hurl spot- eggs in ancient Rome, fair maid?
28244	Did you come to fish this pool?
28244	Did you hear the bird this evening?
28244	Did you like that poem?
28244	Did you see it?
28244	Did you sit in the hammock with her?
28244	Did you think I was going to net a dozen?
28244	Did you want it, Betty?
28244	Did_ he_ do_ that_?
28244	Do n''t what?
28244	Do n''t you? 28244 Do they bite you?"
28244	Do you dare believe I love you?
28244	Do you desire to render me miserable for life?
28244	Do you expect me to seize you and twist your arm until you drop those papers?
28244	Do you know which way it goes on, George?
28244	Do you know you are hurting me, physically, spiritually, mentally?
28244	Do you mean it?
28244	Do you mean it?
28244	Do you realise that you are a brute?
28244	Do you realise what you''re saying? 28244 Do you suppose such a condemnation-- such a total ostracism-- is agreeable to a man?
28244	Do you think I''m nutty?
28244	Do you think so?
28244	Do you think that men are going to stand for it?
28244	Do you think that''s a human hand?
28244	Do you want a gambler to call on you, Miss Hollis?
28244	Do you want to stay here until that miserable Chow comes poking his orange- coloured head into the ferns and laughs at us with his blue tongue?
28244	Do you?
28244	Does n''t it strike you as odd that every one of them so far has been Gibsonian perfection itself? 28244 Does n''t it?"
28244	Even f- friends?
28244	Everything-- except----"Except what?
28244	Force?
28244	George, you would n''t expect me to match that horrid confession-- would you?
28244	Goin''sparkin''?
28244	Had you anything to say to me?
28244	Had you thought-- much about it?
28244	Have n''t I already warned you that every ounce of superfluous luggage will weigh a ton in the woods?
28244	Have you a pass to go out?
28244	Have you no-- regrets?
28244	Have_ you_ heard about-- what is going on in town?
28244	Hello, who is it?
28244	Hey? 28244 Hey?
28244	Hey?
28244	Hey?
28244	Honest?
28244	Hoping-- what?
28244	How about my ears?
28244	How are my nephews getting on?
28244	How could I trust you more?
28244	How could you suppose any woman indifferent to such music?
28244	How do you know?
28244	How do you know?
28244	How does it concern_ me_?
28244	How on earth did you ever guess?
28244	How soon are you going to let me have them?
28244	How? 28244 How?
28244	How?
28244	How?
28244	I mean that-- that you were not what-- what_ they_ required----"They? 28244 I mean where am I below proof?
28244	I mean-- to- morrow, too----"To- morrow? 28244 I suppose you have come to look at this old- time place?"
28244	I was amusing myself by repeating aloud my poem,_ Amourette_:Where is the girl of yesterday?
28244	I was wondering,he went on, scared almost to death,"whether you would mind if I spoke to you?"
28244	I wonder what your name is?
28244	I wonder whatever became of that fleet- footed girl who hung to my heels long after the more solidly constructed aristocracy gave up?
28244	I wonder,he said,"whether it might help matters to fry it?"
28244	I''ll tell you one thing,he said;"if the Governor ever did get entirely well-- er-- recovered-- you know what I mean?"
28244	I? 28244 I?
28244	I? 28244 In the probably similar fate of so much masculine beauty?"
28244	In what?
28244	Investigate what? 28244 Is it more odious than the attitude of men?"
28244	Is it_ very_ gay and fine?
28244	Is n''t it?
28244	Is n''t she?
28244	Is she rather a tough old lady?
28244	Is that a reason?
28244	Is that so?
28244	Is that the only reason?
28244	Is that true-- Captain Jones?
28244	Is that what you mean?
28244	Is there anything-- except a broken head-- that could possibly permit me the opportunity of listening to you?
28244	Is there-- is there really such a thing, William? 28244 Is-- is it_ yours_?"
28244	Is-- is there actually a University in these woods?
28244	It sure would, dear friend----"And then to see that divine girl almost ready to love you in return-- see it perfectly, plainly? 28244 It was-- something like it-- I am afraid----""Do you think it_ was_ love?"
28244	It-- it is n''t true, then, is it?
28244	Know what?
28244	Lady Diana Guernsey?
28244	Lady-- are you crazy?
28244	Lord Marque,she said quietly,"why do you not go back to England?"
28244	M- m- marked_ what_?
28244	M- might I-- would it be-- could you----"Are you trying to ask me what is_ my_ name?
28244	M- moral?
28244	Mate_ you_?
28244	May I?
28244	May not a pretty woman listen without offense if a gallant man praises her beauty?
28244	Me? 28244 Men seldom notice women''s clothes, do they?"
28244	Miss Eden?
28244	Mr. Langdon,she said,"do you suppose that I am the sort of girl to deliberately criticise either your features or your figure?"
28244	Mr. Sayre, w- what are you going to do with me?
28244	Murder?
28244	My father?
28244	My grandfather?
28244	My nephew wrote_ Amourette_?
28244	My nose does n''t suit you, does it?
28244	Necessary? 28244 No, I----""How do you know?"
28244	Non- combatants?
28244	Oh, where are they, dear?
28244	Oh, you knew-- you have known-- for some time?
28244	On what terms?
28244	Out of what? 28244 Out?"
28244	Promise you wo n''t tell?
28244	Really? 28244 S- something-- doing?"
28244	Shall I call a taxi, Professor?
28244	Shall I cast your horoscope?
28244	Shall I try? 28244 Shall I-- go with you, William?"
28244	Shall we talk of something pleasanter?
28244	Shall we?
28244	So at last you''re ready to start, eh?
28244	So you''ve heard of that, too?
28244	Sober?
28244	Sorry for taking them?
28244	Suffragettes would never marry a near- sighted man, would they?
28244	Symbols?
28244	Terms? 28244 That Adirondack story?"
28244	That mosquito?
28244	That the Governor of the great State of New York is in any danger of being seized for any such purpose?
28244	That-- that you are not exactly-- qualified to-- to become an ancestor of the physically perfect race which----"What_ is_ wrong with me, then?
28244	Then why do you ever come here?
28244	Then why on earth did you keep me imprisoned in that room so long if you did n''t want those papers?
28244	Then you''ll give me back the papers?
28244	Then, then I may be chased away at any moment?
28244	There never was any reason-- was there?
28244	To do w- what?
28244	To whom?
28244	To- morrow?
28244	To- morrow?
28244	To_ this_ house?
28244	Very well; where can I find her?
28244	Very?
28244	W- w- what are they g- going to do with their captures?
28244	W- w- what is your decision?
28244	W- what horses?
28244	W- what, darling?
28244	W- why do you think so?
28244	Waal, I cal''late you know that gal down to the depot, do n''t ye?
28244	Was she the girl with the net in the photo? 28244 Was there anything to jar you on the sixth photograph?"
28244	Well, could n''t you assume the responsibility?
28244	Well, does that suggest any clue to you? 28244 Well, what do you make of it?"
28244	Well, what was it? 28244 Well, what_ are_ they going to do?"
28244	Well,he said, smiling at Ethra,"what do you think?"
28244	Wha''d''ye do with''em?
28244	What are boarders?
28244	What are these strange happenings in New York of which I hear vague rumours?
28244	What are those things you have in your hand?
28244	What are you going to do in the city?
28244	What are you laughing at?
28244	What are you smirking about_ now_?
28244	What are you talking about?
28244	What are_ you_ thinking of, Marcella? 28244 What did you say?"
28244	What do they suspect is in that bill?
28244	What do you expect to do when the people who live here return?
28244	What do you expect to do with them?
28244	What do you mean by that?
28244	What do you mean? 28244 What do you mean?"
28244	What do you mean?
28244	What do you mean?
28244	What do you mean?
28244	What do you want?
28244	What does she look like?
28244	What does your excellency expect me to flee in-- dishabille?
28244	What else is there?
28244	What else is there?
28244	What in the world can you be thinking of me?
28244	What in the world has_ that_ to do with my leaving you?
28244	What is it? 28244 What is it?"
28244	What is n''t true?
28244	What is one of them?
28244	What is that memory?
28244	What is the matter with him?
28244	What is your name?
28244	What is?
28244	What kind?
28244	What on earth are you thinking of?
28244	What people?
28244	What sort of a fellow is this John Marque? 28244 What way?"
28244	What''s The New Race University?
28244	What''s the matter with''em?
28244	What?
28244	What?
28244	What?
28244	What?
28244	What?
28244	What_ I_ said?
28244	What_ did_ you mean, then?
28244	What_ did_ you mean?
28244	What_ do_ you mean?
28244	When a woman wo n''t talk about a man is it always because she cares for him in_ that_ way?
28244	When are you going to let me out?
28244	When did you bake that cake?
28244	When is it customary to begin the courting?
28244	When?
28244	When?
28244	Where are they?
28244	Where are we going-- if you do n''t mind?
28244	Where are you going when-- when I leave you?
28244	Where did_ you_ ever hear such details?
28244	Where is it?
28244	Where is she now?
28244	Where?
28244	Where?
28244	Who are you?
28244	Who was it netted you?
28244	Who?
28244	Why did you ask?
28244	Why did you care to speak to me?
28244	Why did you come?
28244	Why did you leave her to come here?
28244	Why do you ask-- such a thing?
28244	Why do you ask?
28244	Why do you ask?
28244	Why do you suppose I ran after you?
28244	Why do you think so?
28244	Why do you think that I am out fishing?
28244	Why not?
28244	Why the devil does n''t some girl come and try to steal a kiss?
28244	Why-- how did_ you_ know?
28244	Why?
28244	Why?
28244	Why?
28244	Why?
28244	Why?
28244	Why?
28244	Why?
28244	Why?
28244	Why?
28244	Why?
28244	Will they return this morning?
28244	Will you be good enough to tell me how to get out?
28244	Will you be patient?
28244	Will you bring a pan?
28244	Will you come in?
28244	Will you come with me voluntarily?
28244	Will you?
28244	Will you?
28244	Will your promise cover to- day?
28244	Willett? 28244 With-- with_ me_?"
28244	Without my make- up?
28244	Wo n''t you?
28244	Would you be amiable enough to remove this net?
28244	Would you let me give you my fish?
28244	Yes,he said;"did you think I was reciting a lesson in grammar?"
28244	You are fishing, are you not? 28244 You are not a sportsman, are you?"
28244	You do n''t mean to say that you are going to keep them, Miss Smith?
28244	You do n''t think they''ll kick me out?
28244	You mean bring it out?
28244	You mean he is all right?
28244	You mean is this a tavern?
28244	You mean she has been lame all this time and did n''t know what threatened her?
28244	You mean to say they exhibit no aptitude?
28244	You mean,he demanded, incredulously,"that four girls ran away with these four big, hulking young men?"
28244	You notice,bellowed Mr. Trinkle,"that no young man disappears who is n''t a physical Adonis, do you?
28244	You say,he began,"that you first noticed her when you were talking out loud to yourself to keep yourself awake?"
28244	You thought you knew me?
28244	You were her governess?
28244	You''ll inform her, wo n''t you?
28244	You-- in love?
28244	_ Could n''t_ it-- ever?
28244	_ Did_ you?
28244	_ Have_ I?
28244	_ I_ was not what_ you_ wanted?
28244	_ Me?_"Certainly.
28244	_ We?_"You and I?
28244	_ We?_"You and I?
28244	_ Who?_"A gentleman-- said you do n''t know his name. 28244 _ Wo n''t_ you?"
28244	_ You_ do n''t believe in suffragettes, do you?
28244	_ You_ would n''t, would you?
28244	''Air wimmen to hev their rights?''
28244	''Is wimmen to be free?''
28244	''Well, what the devil''s the matter?''
28244	A bandersnatch?"
28244	A few experiments in bacteriology----""Sterilizing nursing bottles?"
28244	A quick little pang shot through her; but she said with a forced smile:"Why do you ask?
28244	After a few seconds she said:"Well?
28244	After a moment he said:"How did you know I was fishing?
28244	After a painful silence Sayre said timidly:"Do n''t laugh, but_ is_ there any known substance which will bring in hair?"
28244	After a silence Langdon said:"You say she was unusually pretty?"
28244	After what I did to you?"
28244	And can any man suffer any humiliation to compare with words like those?
28244	And have her tell you that she could learn to care for you if your hair was n''t so thin and you did n''t wear eye- glasses?
28244	And is that why you are laughing?"
28244	And two hours slipped by----""You stood there in the bushes looking at_ me_ for two hours,_ and_ listening to my poem-- and_ liking_ it?"
28244	And what else do these examination papers contain?"
28244	And what, in Heaven''s name, did''they''require?"
28244	And, as he made no reply:"Do you wish to become a murderer, too?"
28244	And-- and I took my-- my net and came to-- to----""To what?"
28244	Are n''t those flapjacks ready?"
28244	Are n''t you going to see her again?"
28244	Are you ready for the sortie, Governor?"
28244	Are you?"
28244	Are-- you-- craz- y?"
28244	Bears, William?"
28244	Beyond the elms I mean-- there-- where the crows are flying?"
28244	But I do n''t suppose they dare----""What?"
28244	But what scientific inference do you draw?
28244	But-- you do n''t want him to rock the cradle, do you?"
28244	By heaven, I''ve waited years to ask; and now''s my chance?
28244	Ca n''t you appreciate a joke?"
28244	Ca n''t you hear their bugle horn?
28244	Can you see those tall old poplars?
28244	Can you understand?"
28244	Could I-- might I-- ask a little information of you?"
28244	Curtis, things are happening in these woods that are incredible, abominable, horrible----""_ What_ is happening?"
28244	Did n''t you know it?"
28244	Did n''t you like it well enough to net me?"
28244	Did n''t you try to make a date?
28244	Did n''t you want it, George?"
28244	Did you know that?"
28244	Did you see his distracted old father, Curt?"
28244	Do n''t you believe I saw her?"
28244	Do n''t you see what is becoming of me?
28244	Do you hear them running?"
28244	Do you know-- if you should suddenly go away now, and if that ended it----""Ended-- what?"
28244	Do you mean to say that men believe there ever was a perfect woman?"
28244	Do you mind my saying so?"
28244	Do you realise that I''ve already consumed six entire pads, one ledger, and two note- books?"
28244	Do you realise what you''re offering to do for a girl-- a lame girl-- who is already in love with you?"
28244	Do you see any clue?"
28244	Do you suppose that I would even dream of trailing_ you_ as you really are?"
28244	Do you think those girls can outrun us?"
28244	Do you truly find me so-- so agreeable?"
28244	Do you?"
28244	Does n''t it suggest some connection with the present Franchise strike?"
28244	Does n''t that seem funny?
28244	For a moment he remained mute and furious; then shrugged:"What was I to do?"
28244	Good heavens, do n''t they bite you?
28244	Green?"
28244	Had she ever taken that trouble?
28244	Have either of my nephews attempted to write any more poetry for the Saturday supplement?"
28244	Have n''t you_ any_ romance in you?"
28244	Have you caught any fish?"
28244	Have you decided?"
28244	Have you?"
28244	He gazed at her in silence for a long time; then:"Is she really lame?"
28244	He heard himself saying, as in a dream:"Is there a telegram for me?"
28244	He laid his cheek against hers and whispered:"Darling, do you think our great love justifies our concealing my myopia?"
28244	He said slowly:"Why did n''t you give them up to me if_ you_ did n''t really want them, Betty?"
28244	He said, trying to speak ironically:"That''s a gay outlook, is n''t it?"
28244	He said:"Amourette, shall I illustrate what I mean-- with you as the passive agent?"
28244	He shook an inky finger at them impressively, timing its wagging to his parting admonition:"We want two things, do you understand?
28244	Hopelessly?
28244	How are we going to make men of those pups if we do n''t rouse their pride?
28244	How did I know what it might have been?
28244	How in the world could you make such a mistake?"
28244	How on earth can I when I''m-- I''m dead in love with-- somebody myself?"
28244	How the devil can a whole bunch of perfect Apollos disappear that way?
28244	I do n''t know what on earth has happened to make me-- make me-- forget----""Forget what?"
28244	I mean, was that her hand?"
28244	I say, it''s a rotten shame, is n''t it?
28244	I somehow was afraid-- from the expression of your face yesterday----""Afraid of what?"
28244	I take it for granted that you have the necessary data concerning their several and respective vanishings?"
28244	I''ll leave it to you--_wasn''t_ it?"
28244	I----""They?
28244	Is it a go, William?"
28244	Is n''t it a good one?"
28244	Is n''t it awful, Curt?"
28244	Is n''t that the limit?
28244	Is that it?"
28244	Is there anything worse you can say about a man than to inform him that no woman could possibly take the slightest interest in him?"
28244	Is there?"
28244	It is included in the science of embryotics--""What science?"
28244	It''s interesting, is n''t it, Miss Smith?"
28244	It_ is_ a conspiracy, then, complicated by riot, assault, disorderly conduct, and highway robbery-- isn''t it?"
28244	Langdon!_""What?"
28244	Langdon?"
28244	Marque?"
28244	Meanwhile, how was he to exist?
28244	No; I know nothing about to- morrow, so how can I promise anything to anybody?"
28244	Or shall I be obliged to keep right on carrying you?"
28244	P- pledged to p- p- propagate p- p- perfection?"
28244	Quick, where are you?"
28244	Saw me attacked?"
28244	Sayre said:"Is n''t it a terrible thing, Curtis, to think of that sweet, lovely young girl pledged to a scientific life like that?
28244	Sayre?"
28244	Sayre?"
28244	Sayre?"
28244	See it?"
28244	Shall I show him in?"
28244	Shall I speak of myself?"
28244	Shall I tell you why?
28244	Shall I?
28244	Shall we trust to our protective colouring and squat close?"
28244	She admitted it to me----""Hey?"
28244	She said coolly:"How did you know I did n''t?"
28244	She said, wistfully:"May I trust in you?"
28244	She?
28244	She_ is_ a looker, is n''t she?"
28244	So we added other ingredients----""You mean to say that this pad is fit to eat?"
28244	That evening, as he stood at her window, the barrier of mignonette fragrant between them, he said rather abruptly:"Are you ill?"
28244	That''s rather an odd gown you wear-- er-- pretty you know-- but--_is_ it not in the style of-- er-- those days of-- of yore-- and all that?"
28244	The kind that snuggled up?
28244	The solemn world knows well that I''m no poet; So what care I if two gay scoffers know it?
28244	The sunlight fell softly upon the trees of the ancient wood; bosky depths cast velvety shadows----""What is a bosky depth?
28244	Then you apply to it----""I see,"she said;"you mean we apply to it a vacuum cleaner, do n''t you?"
28244	There was a silence; then:"The_ same_?"
28244	There was an embarrassed pause, then:"Will_ you_ be one of those-- those aspirants to my hand?"
28244	Thunderstruck, he stared at her:"What on earth are we to do?"
28244	Trinkle?"
28244	Understand?"
28244	Understand?"
28244	Was it possible that God could ever find the means of grace for such a man?
28244	Was there anything more?"
28244	We merely heard that you and Mr. Langdon were in the woods----""_ Who_ heard?"
28244	Well, what about it?"
28244	What I meant was-- you know-- don''t you?"
28244	What a horrid idea----""Horrid?
28244	What about?"
28244	What are you talking about, anyway?"
28244	What became of her?"
28244	What did I say?"
28244	What do I care about that old bill?
28244	What do I know about anything anyway?
28244	What do we care-- you and I?"
28244	What else have I to think of-- here?"
28244	What has it accomplished?"
28244	What in the world am I to do?"
28244	What it is?
28244	What number, please?"
28244	What on earth is the matter with me?"
28244	What points count me out?"
28244	What shall I do?"
28244	What would she have done to me?
28244	What?"
28244	What?"
28244	What_ is_ boskiness?
28244	What_ is_ there queer about my face?"
28244	When?"
28244	Where am I lacking?
28244	Where are you going?"
28244	Where are you?
28244	Where are you?"
28244	Where are you?"
28244	Where do I obtain one?"
28244	Where do you live?"
28244	Where in the world did you find-- or perhaps this is the original furniture of the place?"
28244	Where is Dill''s?"
28244	Where is Jack?
28244	Where is the pistol?"
28244	Who are_ they_?
28244	Who gave you that crack on the lid?"
28244	Who is this speaking?"
28244	Who is your father?"
28244	Who the deuce is Amourette?"
28244	Who''s caught what?
28244	Who''s''she''?
28244	Who''s''they''?
28244	Why are you not in a state of terrible mental agitation over the tragic disappearance of your son?''
28244	Why did you come into these woods for that foolish newspaper?
28244	Why not?"
28244	Will you accept-- under this roof of mine?"
28244	Will you come quietly?
28244	Will you explain to me how----""Is it necessary?"
28244	William?"
28244	Without looking at her he said:"Would you mind if I thank you?
28244	Wo n''t you believe me?"
28244	Would God pity him?
28244	Would salvation come?
28244	Would some means be found for his salvation?
28244	You are ready, are you not?"
28244	You do n''t understand, do you?"
28244	You know that, do n''t you?"
28244	You notice that, do n''t you, Sayre?
28244	You tell me what''bosky''is, or----""Do you want to hear about that girl?"
28244	You would not tell me a bind like that just to make a goat of me, would you?"
28244	You_ will_ be patient with me-- won''t you?"
28244	[ Illustration][ Illustration] XXVII"MISS LILY?"
28244	_ Heartless?_""Cold, deliberate, cruel, unfeeling, merciless, remorseless----""Mr.
28244	_ Me_?"
28244	_ What_ on earth is_ that_?"
28244	_ Where_ is Jack?"
28244	_ Why_ am I bald?"
28244	demanded Langdon,"or merely frolicsome?"
28244	demanded Sayre;"did n''t I fish all the afternoon?"
28244	do you hear the horses?
28244	gay, humorous, full of mischievous life, and the love of life?
28244	he faltered,"do they give ribbons?"
28244	he managed to say,"or-- or your sister''s?"
28244	he said seriously;"how on earth are we going to explain this?"
28244	he said;"you know my name?"
28244	or at least you came here to fish last evening?"
28244	she inquired, stepping nearer and looking down at him,"or must I use force?"
28244	she said,"is_ that_ all you''ve brought home?"
28244	she whispered;"did you hear that?"
28244	yelled Sayre, waving his hands,"ordinary, decent, God- fearing, everyday young men like you and me?
32563	And because we are two of a kind, we can get along?
32563	And the rest of the force, the cruisers and destroyers-- what became of them?
32563	Anything we can do about it?
32563	Are n''t they?
32563	Are they throwing grenades at us? 32563 Are those things_ grenades_?"
32563	Are you Michaelson the scientist, the man who is called the second Einstein?
32563	Are you not interested in the second of the two things I said I could tell you?
32563	Are you sure?
32563	As I understand it,an officer said,"we were sailing directly across a space- time fault when the explosion of the bombs sent us through the fault?
32563	Aw, beat it-- Huh? 32563 Beach her, sir?"
32563	Because-- oh, because--"What have you got to offer me that is worth a cup of water?
32563	But ca n''t you make any suggestion? 32563 But this life- boat you were in?
32563	But what are they?
32563	But what does that mean?
32563	But what-- what about the rest of us?
32563	But would you honestly have thrown him overboard if he had refused to go?
32563	But,Captain Higgins spoke,"if we have passed through time, how far have we gone, and in what direction?"
32563	But-- but what are we going to do?
32563	Ca n''t we do something for him?
32563	Do you know what they were?
32563	Do you want your share now or will you wait and take it later?
32563	Do-- do you think our part in the attack will really work?
32563	Does it hurt?
32563	Does that mean I can go?
32563	Dr. Livingstone, I presume?
32563	Empty?
32563	Guru, where cave where Ogrum keep riding birds?
32563	Have you tried to contact them?
32563	How about me volunteering too?
32563	How about slipping me a whole cup?
32563	How are we going to find that fault?
32563	How do you like it now, you big fat- head?
32563	How is English?
32563	How would you like to go to hell?
32563	How''s for a drink, pal?
32563	Huh? 32563 I did n''t drink it, that''s certain--""Then what became of it?"
32563	I? 32563 If they treat their own men that way, what will they do to their captives?"
32563	If they would take you? 32563 Is it time to have a drink?"
32563	Is it time to wake up?
32563	Is that what you mean?
32563	Is there any chance that we might return-- home-- that way?
32563	Is this all I get?
32563	Just the two of you going down there?
32563	Last night, when we were asleep, did you help yourself to the water?
32563	Listen, girl, do you know what has happened?
32563	May I ask why? 32563 Maybe a couple of those lizard- birds are chasing it?"
32563	Mean?
32563	Mind if I ask why?
32563	No?
32563	No?
32563	Remember, back in the life- boat, when I told you we were two of a kind? 32563 See anything, pal?"
32563	See monster?
32563	So what?
32563	So why do n''t you and I split the water and let the others die of thirst because we are tough and they are n''t? 32563 So why waste water on him?"
32563	So you were prospecting for gold?
32563	That''s what you wanted, is n''t it?
32563	The water?
32563	Then why ca n''t I have some? 32563 Then why do n''t we locate this fault and set off some explosions of our own?"
32563	W-- what-- what the hell became of those Jappos?
32563	Water? 32563 Water?"
32563	Were n''t you being rather hard on him?
32563	What about you, Voronoff?
32563	What about?
32563	What are those devils after this time?
32563	What are you doing on my bridge?
32563	What are you driving at?
32563	What are you going to do now, if I may ask?
32563	What are you going to do?
32563	What are you talking about?
32563	What can he say?
32563	What do they do when they run out of captives?
32563	What do you make of this?
32563	What do you mean?
32563	What do you mean?
32563	What do you want?
32563	What do you want?
32563	What have I got that you want?
32563	What is it?
32563	What is it?
32563	What is it?
32563	What is that?
32563	What is the matter?
32563	What is the monster?
32563	What is to happen?
32563	What makes you think so?
32563	What the devil became of the carrier?
32563	What the devil is that?
32563	What the devil is that?
32563	What the hell has happened to Michaelson?
32563	What would you recommend that we do?
32563	What''s so strange about that?
32563	What''s that?
32563	What''s the idea of wasting water on_ him_?
32563	What''s wrong?
32563	What''s wrong?
32563	What? 32563 What?
32563	What?
32563	What?--But that''s impossible?
32563	Where big cave?
32563	Where did this wind come from?
32563	Where have you been?
32563	Where on earth have you been?
32563	Where prisoners?
32563	Who is this Michaelson?
32563	Who the devil are you?
32563	Why ca n''t I go?
32563	Why ca n''t I smoke?
32563	Why did this have to happen to us?
32563	Why wall, Guru?
32563	Why waste water on a dead man? 32563 Why would n''t I?"
32563	Why?
32563	Yeah, what happened to those bombers?
32563	You mean there is no way to return?
32563	You mean-- you actually mean we''re back somewhere in the past?
32563	You see what?
32563	You two have decided-- to keep all the-- water?
32563	You want to go along?
32563	You want to go into_ that_?
32563	You wo n''t go?
32563	You--_you know what happened_?
32563	_ Honestly?_she mocked him.
32563	A million years from now will anyone be able to find New York?
32563	And, for that matter, how is the commander of your task force going to handle the disappearance of the Idaho?"
32563	Are we-- are we out of water?"
32563	Are you going with us or are n''t you?"
32563	Ask him what the Ogrum will do with their captives?"
32563	But how do we know what happened on earth a million years ago, and I can definitely tell you that we are at least a million years in the past?
32563	But how had the Ogrum been able to set such a trap?
32563	But how would the Idaho stack up against the_ something_ that lay below the horizon?
32563	But what about the men the Ogrum have captured?"
32563	Chicago?
32563	Craig, how did you get here?"
32563	Did these two mysterious planes, of strange shape and design and with the ability to fly at such blinding speed, prove that he was wrong?
32563	Do n''t you agree with me?"
32563	Do you hear that?
32563	Do you know what that means?"
32563	Do you think she could do that?"
32563	Had something happened to Michaelson?
32563	Had the Ogrum, known, feared, and named by the dawn men, come down through legends as ogres?
32563	Had the scientist failed?
32563	Had they known all the time of the presence of the humans on the mountain above them?
32563	Have you gone wacky on me?"
32563	How are we going to know when we have reached the right place?"
32563	How can we accomplish this?"
32563	How can we be certain what happened or did not happen on earth millions of years ago?"
32563	How could we locate the ruin of Pittsburgh if the city were at the bottom of the Atlantic?
32563	How did I happen to be in the life- boat that was n''t machine- gunned?
32563	How did the steamer I was on happen to get bombed?
32563	How did we happen to get picked up?
32563	How had they known the exact way the attack would come?
32563	How had they learned of the attack?
32563	How is she?"
32563	If Craig had not taken the water, then what had happened to it?
32563	If he understood Michaelson correctly--"We were precipitated through the fault?"
32563	If the Ogrum could conquer the Idaho, what could a handful of sailors do against them?
32563	In his mind was a single thought: What had happened to the water?
32563	Is n''t that nice?
32563	Is that correct?"
32563	Is that what you mean?"
32563	Is that what you mean?"
32563	It was hard to remember that Columbus had not as yet sailed westward, would not sail westward for-- how many hundreds of thousands of years?
32563	It''s all ours, every foot of it, to be explored--""Ours?"
32563	London?
32563	Or was he a madman?
32563	Or was it something else, some real monster that the Ogrum believed to be divine?
32563	Or was it_ forward_ in the United States, in the America that was to be?
32563	Or would the ship be able to escape back through the time fault before the threat of the mysterious planes became greater?
32563	Presuming a sudden surprise attack enabled them to release the prisoners?
32563	Remember that intense blue light that flared around the horizon?
32563	Shall I show him to your quarters?"
32563	Some black leering idol on whose altar was daily sacrificed a living victim?
32563	The first question was-- what had happened?
32563	The question is, what are we going to do?"
32563	The steel mills of Pittsburgh?
32563	The thought raised a question in Craig''s mind: What could inspire such terrifying fear in this man?
32563	They ran you out of Borneo, eh?"
32563	Was Michaelson right?
32563	Was Michaelson wrong?
32563	Was he going down into a city of monsters?
32563	Was he talking through his hat when he said the Idaho had been precipitated through a time fault into the remote past?
32563	Was it possible-- the thought stunned Craig-- that they had been precipitated into the future?
32563	Was the first grenade a dud?"
32563	Was this the nightmare that comes with death?
32563	We would have found traces of their factories, of their buildings--""Would we?"
32563	Were Stinky Higgins and Margy Sharp and hundreds of men from the Idaho held as prisoners by ogres?
32563	Were these the original ogres, those mythological monsters who devoured human beings?
32563	What about you?"
32563	What am I to do?"
32563	What chance had fifty men against the might of the Ogrum?
32563	What did you say?"
32563	What did you say?"
32563	What do you mean, sir?"
32563	What do you say: Shall we surrender or shall we fight?"
32563	What do you think that might mean?"
32563	What happened?"
32563	What happens to you after you''re dead, I wonder?"
32563	What has happened?"
32563	What have they-- or anybody else-- ever done for us?
32563	What horrible secret was hidden down there in that silent city?
32563	What horror walked through these jungles that a man would fear more than he feared a dragon?
32563	What kind of creatures were the Ogrum?
32563	What secret lay behind their existence?
32563	What was Michaelson talking about?
32563	What was the monster that was always hungry?
32563	What was the reason for this strange slow- down?
32563	What was there about the Ogrum that made Guru so terribly afraid of them?
32563	What were a few grass huts?
32563	What were a few planes?
32563	What will he say?"
32563	What would happen then?
32563	What''s that?"
32563	Where Ogrum, Guru?"
32563	Where are the other boats?"
32563	Why do n''t I keep all the water for myself and let the rest of you die of thirst?"
32563	Why should we die with them?
32563	Why should we take care of them?
32563	Yet we find airplanes?
54557	Are the lights to be all of the same degree of brilliancy?
54557	Does he see it?
54557	Have you come across any serious difficulties in it as yet?
54557	What animal is it_ now_?
54557	What colour is it now?
54557	What colour is it?
54557	''But, your highness, if the prince is damned, what will become of the bishop?''
54557	''Does it consist,''he asked,''of one or more planets, or other more minute asteroids, or only of cosmical dust?
54557	''Had I not allowed some error in the theory to escape me?
54557	''I held one finger of my right hand steadily before the top of its beak,--and what did I see?
54557	''My rough draft?''
54557	''Why,''asks Antipholus of Syracuse,''is Time such a niggard of hair, being, as it is, so plentiful an excrement?''
54557	( such query marks are his own), 1711, 1721, 1731- 32, 1742(?
54557	), 1752(?
54557	), 1763, 1772- 73, 1783, 1793, 1804- 5(?
54557	2.--Swift''s new Planet?]
54557	And he being so far from the infirmity, how could that small part of his substance carry away so great an impression of its share?
54557	And how so concealed that, till five- and- forty years after, I did not begin to be sensible of it?
54557	Can we hesitate as to the inference we should deduce from this result?
54557	Did the man dream that he was skirmishing?
54557	Does he become unconscious too?
54557	Edison?"
54557	He presents the whole series of decennial crises as follows:--1701?
54557	If so,_ when_, and_ how does he come to his consciousness_?
54557	If you say,"What animal is it?"
54557	May not idiot children in savage communities have an even worse chance of survival than under the Roman Empire?
54557	My father and mother both died of it, and all my brothers and sisters save one brother; yet I do not look consumptive, do I?''
54557	On the other hand, the case of Sergeant F.( a few of the circumstances of which were mentioned in my essay entitled''Have we two Brains?
54557	Suppose the blow is hard enough to spoil the brain and stop the play of the organs, what happens then?''
54557	What are these mysterious ray systems?
54557	What does this mean but that the oar is taken more sharply, and therefore much more effectively, through the water?
54557	What happens?
54557	With the idea rather of frightening her than of hurting her( does one missile out of a hundred flung at cats ever hit them?)
54557	can you waggle your left ear?''
54557	or was he in the condition of one of Vaucanson''s automata-- a mechanism worked by molecular changes in his nervous system?
54557	or, peradventure, had it plunged into and got bewildered among the rings of meteorolites, which astronomers more than suspected?
50585	And in a fraction of a second, wearing heavy aviator''s clothing?
50585	Are we?
50585	But how?
50585	But, Evelyn, why do you think such a thing? 50585 Can you tell me what really happened?
50585	Did you signal to the people beneath?
50585	Do you think you know what happened?
50585	Do-- do you think I had better go?
50585	Even for a short burst of speed?
50585	Father, has Teddy gone?
50585	Groomsman? 50585 Half as much?"
50585	I had n''t said I loved you? 50585 I have n''t given the matter much thought,"he confessed,"but you remember Varrhus''tactics?"
50585	I say, will your machine burn readily?
50585	I''ll catch the devil from the city editor for missing out on that part of it, but if you''ll give me the full story----"What''s your paper?
50585	In mid- air?
50585	Is n''t there a faster machine than yours we could get hold of?
50585	Now where''s Varrhus?
50585	Sadie, d''you want to borrow all of my coat or only the sleeve?
50585	Say, Min, are you givin''me the cold shoulder?
50585	Shall I ram?
50585	Smoked glass?
50585	Suppose the pistons and the interiors of your cylinders were plated with platinum? 50585 Teddy already?"
50585	Tell me about this, wo n''t you?
50585	That was Varrhus, all right?
50585	The acid attacks the steel of the cylinders and makes the bore too large?
50585	The steam plume has stopped?
50585	To- night?
50585	Well?
50585	Well?
50585	What did happen?
50585	What do you suggest, then?
50585	What does that do?
50585	What for?
50585	What is it? 50585 What''s that?"
50585	What''s the matter?
50585	What''s the official speed record?
50585	Where are you going?
50585	Where is the bracelet he was holding when he was found?
50585	Will you go upstairs and look at his fingers-- inside? 50585 With doped gas----How long will it take to fix my motors?"
50585	Would it bother you to come over and look at my machine? 50585 Would platinum resist the attack of the acid?"
50585	Would rockets set it afire?
50585	Would you take a chance on letting me sit up front to- night?
50585	You ca n''t see through it, can you?
50585	You want to know about the iceberg, too? 50585 You''re going to try to fight Varrhus again?"
50585	A powerful battery?"
50585	And start the small generator, wo n''t you?"
50585	Are you satisfied?"
50585	Ca n''t we do anything about that stuff to nullify it?"
50585	Can you do the plating?"
50585	Davis considered:"Cheerful thing to fight against, is n''t it?"
50585	Granting that, what is to keep a scientist from isolating and cultivating the crystal embryo?
50585	Have you had an aëroplane fly above it to make sure?"
50585	He said in part: Has the glacial age come again?
50585	How did this Varrhus make the berg?"
50585	I wonder what happens to all the heat that comes in?"
50585	If I put my thermometer ten feet away how much heat will I get?"
50585	Is it not possible that crystals are growths in the same way that plants are growths?
50585	Is it not possible that the scientists have been wrong?
50585	Is that right?"
50585	It was n''t more than a two- hour drive anyway, was it?''
50585	May n''t I wear a crutch until then?"
50585	Of course if it would take all the heat from the air on one side and would n''t let any come back from the other----""It would be cold?"
50585	The conservative_ Tribunal_ ran a scare head: HAS THE GLACIAL AGE COME AGAIN?
50585	The professor has told you the theory of the thing?"
50585	Was the pilot of the aëroplane killed?"
50585	We''ll take a chance anyway, wo n''t we, Gerrod?"
50585	What was it?"
50585	What''s to be done, since the professor is dead?
50585	What?
50585	Who on earth can fill his place?"
50585	Who?
50585	Why could not this scientist experiment until the life germ of the ice crystal could be developed and enlarged?
50585	Will that be all right?"
50585	Will you please have a charge made ready to be fired just above the surface of that puddle?
50585	Would we have a chance of catching Varrhus?"
50585	You see?
50585	You see?"
50585	You see?"
50585	You two?"
50585	You''re talking about the iceberg and Varrhus, are n''t you?"
61709	And when he comes?
61709	Do you construct the brains also?
61709	How did you get here?
61709	How did you get here?
61709	How do we leave the city?
61709	How do you feel?
61709	How does the brain live?
61709	Shall I release the others?
61709	What are you?
61709	What have we to lose, Ralph?
61709	Where am I?
61709	Where are they kept?
61709	Yes?
61709	You did this?
61709	You keep live human beings here, breed them?
61709	But had he saved them?
61709	But how could he escape?
61709	But how could he leave with them swarming at the only exit?
61709	But how could he see outside if he were_ in it_?
61709	But what warmth of the human soul could long dwell in such a malanthropy of glass and steel?
61709	Did you think it your mind that set these miserable humans free?
61709	Had he no original thoughts?
61709	He only wanted to die....*****"Why am I needed?"
61709	He was nothing but a severed brain, without even the power to die...."Can you never die?"
61709	How many had been accounted for already?
61709	Was it thus that he had survived the destruction of the power plant?
61709	What had he to lose?
61709	What happened?
61709	Where is Vee?"
61709	Where was the main mechanism?
61709	Where were the stock yards?
61709	Where were they going?
61709	Why were they led out, the others left behind?
61709	_ Was_ he in this monster''s power?
8559	But could they resist the truth that lucidity would have been fatal to it?
8559	Even the wild birds know of this root; the queer paisano(?
8559	What was lucidity?
51255	And now how about playing some poker? 51255 Are you going to play?"
51255	Are you sure?
51255	Are you trying to knock him off balance again?
51255	Are you trying to prove something to yourself?
51255	Cards, gentlemen?
51255	Cut, Neill?
51255	Did I tell you that was an inverted matrix? 51255 Did you make a report okaying Rothman''s calculations and then withdraw it?"
51255	Did you?
51255	Do we have to go over all that again?
51255	Do you still think I''m crazy?
51255	Do you think he''ll be all right when he comes out from under the drug?
51255	Do you think we''d cut our classes and drive nearly five hundred miles just to play poker with a lunatic?
51255	Does that look familiar?
51255	Even after the Columbia boys said it was nonsense? 51255 For tomorrow?
51255	How about joining us for a game of poker?
51255	How long is forever?
51255	How should we know? 51255 How''s things?"
51255	If you did n''t believe in my calculations, why did you back me up? 51255 Is it today?"
51255	Is that true, Avery?
51255	Maybe you''d like to get yourselves committed and keep me company?
51255	Now what was said about limiting the bets?
51255	Or is poker too childish an amusement for a mathematician?
51255	Poker? 51255 Then why ca n''t you forget the approach of zero hour?
51255	Then why do n''t you deal?
51255	Today?
51255	Want to place a limit on the bets?
51255	Well, what if I did? 51255 Well, will you at least mark your menu for tomorrow?"
51255	What do you mean, my first report?
51255	What does it matter what time it is? 51255 What goes on?"
51255	What is there to see?
51255	What time is it now?
51255	What time is it?
51255	What''s that?
51255	What''s wrong with poker?
51255	When does it begin? 51255 Who''ll open?"
51255	Why bother setting a limit?
51255	_ Did_ you check the inverted twelve- by- twelve, Rothman?
51255	Anyhow, if my math is all wrong, why did your first report okay it?"
51255	Anyone want to check my math?"
51255	Are you proud of what you accomplished?"
51255	But why are n''t you frank about it?
51255	Did n''t you bother to check the inverted matrix?"
51255	Do n''t you know what time it is?
51255	Doc Rothman''s not acting up, I hope?"
51255	Have you forgotten that it is transmitted through the Earth faster than the wave of disintegration?
51255	Have_ you_ checked it?"
51255	How about some turkey sandwiches?"
51255	How long are we going to go on kidding each other?
51255	If I made a mistake in my math, why could n''t anybody put his finger on it?
51255	If you did n''t believe in the danger, why did n''t you stay out of the argument and keep your jobs?
51255	If you think I''m hamming, what do you call your own act?
51255	If you''re sure my calculations are wrong, why do you look so frightened?"
51255	Is n''t anybody going to see my bet?"
51255	Listen, Avery, why wo n''t you look at me?
51255	See that cactus in the sand, with its little yellow flower?
51255	So what if that is n''t quite right?
51255	Sure, I know the new model releases a googol times the energy you get out of uranium fission, but who cares?
51255	Tell me, when is zero hour?"
51255	They''re going to disintegrate Waaku, are n''t they?
51255	They''ve finished the set, have n''t they?
51255	Was it possible, he wondered, that in spite of everything, he was not quite sure?
51255	Well, does it come out right?"
51255	What about you, Neill?"
51255	What if some very influential people in Government explained to Prexy, and he explained to me, just how unpopular that first report might make me?
51255	What time is it now?"
51255	What time is it now?"
51255	What time is it now?"
51255	What''s the harm in telling him what the whole university knows?
51255	Who ever heard of a constant of that magnitude in the solution of an ordinary differential equation?"
51255	Why could n''t they give you a watch with a plastic crystal?
51255	Why do n''t you at least look at your cards?"
51255	Why keep on pretending there was n''t a special reason for your visit?"
51255	Why not tell him we came this morning in case-- just in case-- he''d heard about the test and was worrying?
51255	With bombs, why do we need to fool around with the total disintegration of matter?
51255	Would this be the last poker game-- with all life at stake and every card a mere deuce?
51255	You''re one of our most brilliant mathematicians-- how could you manage to make so many mistakes in one set of calculations?"
8408	Being given a solution of water and alcohol, mixed in equal volumes, what will be the quality of the vapors emitted from it?
8408	Do digitalis and aconite act in the same manner?
8408	The sight of a little blood does not alone upset a timid, nervous woman, but many times the strongest of men; and why?
8408	Why is it that our present apparatus can not produce good results in rectifying alcohol?
51781	Afraid I''ll lower you in the gentleman''s esteem?
51781	And what have you arranged?
51781	And you think running the Navy might be diverting?
51781	Are you nuts?
51781	But just where the hell do you fit into this, Stenn?
51781	Do you?
51781	Does it? 51781 Dumb slob?"
51781	For what?
51781	Got a cigarette?
51781	Guaranteed how?
51781	Have I got your word on that, Maclamore?
51781	How about a one- way trip?
51781	How do I get to the roof?
51781	How do I know you have Williams?
51781	How much information has he given you?
51781	I do n''t think you remembered to mention the fuel situation to Mr. Maclamore, did you?
51781	My boy got to come back out, ai n''t he?
51781	Now shall we resume our journey?
51781	Really? 51781 Suppose I was to tell you I know where your other three boys are, Maclamore?"
51781	That where you learned to talk like a hood?
51781	What about the combat car? 51781 What are you trying to pull, wise guy?"
51781	What did he tell you?
51781	What do you care?
51781	What do you want with me?
51781	What else is there?
51781	What else was in the cache, Maclamore?
51781	What else?
51781	What kind of punch you think I got?
51781	What was the call?
51781	What would he want with the boat without fuel?
51781	What''s up, Crackers?
51781	What''s your real errand here, Stenn? 51781 Where''d you have the stinger stashed?"
51781	Where''s the boat, Stenn?
51781	Who is it you''ve got?
51781	Who''s caught now, swabbie?
51781	Who''s your trick?
51781	Why did n''t you shoot as I came in?
51781	Why me?
51781	Why tell me?
51781	Why tell this guy that?
51781	Why? 51781 Yeah?
51781	Yeah?
51781	You hear that, boys? 51781 You know Gra''nyauk?"
51781	You know me, Rube?
51781	You mean I''m hired?
51781	You think a dumb slob could have built the organization I did, put this town in his hip pocket? 51781 You''re trying for the hack, right?"
51781	You''re worried your outfit will wind up Max Arena''s private Navy, right? 51781 And you know what? 51781 Are we going on?
51781	Fair enough?"
51781	Funny, huh?
51781	Got it?"
51781	I trust you struck a profitable bargain?"
51781	Maclamore?"
51781	More friends of yours?"
51781	No hole deep enough, huh?
51781	Or should I say Captain Maclamore?"
51781	Remember the Polaris sub that used to be drydocked at Norfolk for the tourists to rubberneck?"
51781	Right?"
51781	They know me pretty good on the outside, ha?"
51781	Those three holes are pretty well grouped, would n''t you say?
51781	Understand?"
51781	What else?"
51781	What kind business?"
51781	What was Hayle holding out?
51781	What was it?"
51781	Where''s the boat?"
51781	Why should n''t I feel it?
51781	Within fourteen months I was a J. G. How about that?"
51781	Would that by any chance be Mr. Max Arena?"
51781	You heard I had one of your buddies here, right?
51781	You think I''m sitting on top of the world, huh?
51781	You would n''t break that, would you Maclamore?"
32473	2067, the year 2054--what are they?
32473	Am I a child, to be carted like this?
32473	And have you found answers, Dawvys?
32473	Anybody have a cigarette?
32473	Are there gods?
32473	But how is it down here, if it was Ewyo? 32473 But the Mink-- I, the Mink?"
32473	Ca n''t you at least get me something to wear?
32473	Can a rucker read minds like a globe?
32473	Crowbar? 32473 D''you think I would n''t have rucker spies?
32473	D''you think we do n''t pay for the privilege of being gentry, you fool? 32473 Date?"
32473	Dawvys, why are these here?
32473	Did the globes follow us?
32473	Did you ever hear of the Ancient Kingdom?
32473	Did you have any trouble in that pit?
32473	Did you suffer indignities at the hands of that crazy miner?
32473	Do the rebels trust you?
32473	Do you remember when a brewer fell over a dog in Dolfya last year and bumped my sister Jann? 32473 Do you tell me I wo n''t, Revel the Mink?"
32473	Drag in smoke?
32473	Have you quick eyes and hands, love?
32473	Have you seen Ewyo?
32473	Hear that, rebel?
32473	How can a god die?
32473	How do you know?
32473	How do you know?
32473	How goes it?
32473	How good are you at throwing knives?
32473	How many are you?
32473	How many went?
32473	How you going to get it up to the ground?
32473	How''s this for a start?
32473	How? 32473 I understand he''s your brother?"
32473	If you''re quite through, Revel, we might be going along?
32473	In the name of the Orbs,she said, whimpering,"what were you doing?"
32473	Is her mind different, superior? 32473 Is n''t that the western entrance of the great mine of Rosk?"
32473	Jerran?
32473	Kill him-- with that little thing?
32473	Little man, are you the Mink?
32473	Look, ca n''t we go somewhere and get comfortable? 32473 Love of freedom, lad, what''s it?"
32473	Me? 32473 My Orbs above, who are you?"
32473	Next?
32473	Not bad... but have you seen the sky, Mink?
32473	Now what?
32473	Revel, dearest,she said,"are you all right?"
32473	Science? 32473 See that mine?"
32473	The Credo?
32473	The dome?
32473	There''s a gentrywoman; is she different in body from our wives? 32473 Tons?"
32473	Understatement of the millenium, or is that the word I want? 32473 Was there a girl with him, a girl of the gentry in a silver gown?"
32473	Well,he said clearly,"did n''t it work?"
32473	What are the numbers?
32473	What are these things?
32473	What are they doing?
32473	What are they?
32473	What are you doing here?
32473	What are you doing, Lady?
32473	What can lie in the rocks?
32473	What chance would you stand in the temple against me, whose cousin serves in the mansion of Ewyo of Dolfya?
32473	What does it mean?
32473	What does it say on the outside?
32473	What happened?
32473	What happened?
32473	What in the seven hells are you doing here, Nirea?
32473	What in the seven hells are you doing in that rucker''s outfit? 32473 What is it?"
32473	What made you do it?
32473	What next?
32473	What now?
32473	What''s that?
32473	What''s that?
32473	What''s the date?
32473	What''s this?
32473	When you are quite ready,_ Squire_ Revel, I wonder if you''d kindly set me down?
32473	Where can you hide from a god?
32473	Where now?
32473	Where?
32473	Which is Revel''s?
32473	Who are you, then?
32473	Who are you?
32473	Who will he be?
32473	Who''s your father?
32473	Why are you still alive?
32473	Why did n''t you shoot me?
32473	Why have n''t we been attacked long since?
32473	Why not substitute_ Revel_ or_ Mink_ for_ Orb_?
32473	Why should you? 32473 Why''d you think I kept stopping your fights in the shebeen?"
32473	Why?
32473	Why?
32473	Will I not?
32473	Will you give me a pick?
32473	Wonderful stuff, that preservative... what year is this, my friend?
32473	Yes, Lord Ewyo?
32473	Yes?
32473	You bring this rucker, this miner, into the library, Nirea?
32473	Your name is Doctorklapham, is n''t it?
32473	***** So Revel stared at Jerran, mouth agape, and repeated stupidly,"The rebels?"
32473	A familiar voice behind him said,"What''s to do, Mink?"
32473	Always romantic, unbelievable, unfindable, foxes with fangs....__ I wonder what your globes wanted?
32473	Among rebels, certainly, but mentally, where did he stand?
32473	And what was he to do?
32473	Any metal, say?__ Diamonds?
32473	Any metal, say?__ Diamonds?
32473	Anyone but miners?
32473	But you think he still lives?"
32473	Can_ you_ read the writing?"
32473	Could he be from the far towns?"
32473	D''you think we do n''t know about your foolish hideaway in the forest, and could n''t clap our hands down on all of you in an hour if we wished to?"
32473	D''you think you''re safe here?"
32473	Did he espouse the cause of the rebels?
32473	Did n''t he owe it to humanity to save himself?
32473	Did n''t you ever guess?"
32473	Did the swine look eager?
32473	Did you expect to hold him captive, lad?"
32473	Did you note the slaughter beyond?"
32473	Do I look crazy?"
32473	Electronics, atomic research, mechanics, what have you-- mean anything?"
32473	Ewyo raised his gun, hesitated, then said,"Is there only myself, then, and you, Mink, in all the world?"
32473	For instance, she thought, turning the handle slowly and without noise, why were the gentry the gentry?
32473	Glass?"
32473	Got that?__ Now here''s what I deduce from the little I''ve read here.
32473	Had the enemy missed, then walloped him with another weapon and left him for dead?
32473	Have n''t I sent a troop for Dawvys in his hole in the coppice, and another to say in the lanes and shebeens that I''m alive?
32473	Have we the time?"
32473	Have you a thought?"
32473	He half- expected the man to know the old ballads, but Doctorklapham said,"Mink?
32473	He thought, Should I kill her too?
32473	He''d saved her... was this gratitude in her mind?
32473	Her gaze caught another line on the card as she was pulled away:_ Held in suspended animation._ What could the words mean?
32473	How about you people?
32473	How are you, Nirea?
32473	How can these rebels slay them?"
32473	How could he?
32473	How did he know that globes were stymied by rock?
32473	How much talk of treason will there be for the next ten years, after_ that_?
32473	How''ll they like_ that_?
32473	I_ wonder_ how long ago that was?
32473	If not, take the hypodermic from the white case below him and inject 2cc.... Do you understand this at all?"
32473	Is that a man?"
32473	Jerran, what''s''suspended animation''?"
32473	Jerran, you scuttling mouse, where are you?"
32473	Lady, are you mad?
32473	Life held in check?
32473	Movement stopped for a time?"
32473	Now where is he?"
32473	Now where should she ride?
32473	Open days, eh?
32473	Or was it her body I wanted to touch?
32473	Or were the gentry presuming that they must have crossed?
32473	Or would she?
32473	Revel laughed grimly,"Have n''t I been busy?
32473	Revel, have any of those bulbous bubbles gone into the mine, that you noticed?"
32473	Rosk, the lean- jawed, red- cheeked squire who was Ewyo''s closest friend, said,"Shall I flay a part of him?
32473	Selfishness said_ no_--and unselfishness said_ no_, for was n''t his first duty to the ruck, not to his friends?
32473	She would run him down?
32473	Should he wait and help them?
32473	So now where was he?
32473	So you just saw the light when the gods started to die?
32473	Surely there would be a god- guard on duty there?
32473	Tell me, do you have to give them anything?
32473	Ten guns altogether?
32473	Ten?
32473	That hurt?"
32473	The Tartarians had tame lions, I remember.__ Six or eight brains?
32473	The left hand, say, or one foot so he''ll be slow in the hunt?"
32473	The little man came to him and, hardly glancing at Lady Nirea, said,"Were you attacked, lad?"
32473	The roar dwindled away, reluctant to cease, and Revel said,"What is it?"
32473	The rucker must not get hold of a gun, or he''d attack the gentry themselves, for had n''t he slain innumerable gods already?
32473	Then Rack had picked up Revel''s pick and disengaged the grip of his hand( was it as cold and lifeless as she''d thought?
32473	Then he asked Nirea,"What is this called, the curved metal you pull to shoot?"
32473	Then, his voice respectful, he asked,"Can you tell me if she''s dead, priest?"
32473	There, see that hill?
32473	These squires, running off, loading their guns feverishly, firing, clubbing their weapons to stand and fight, what chance had they against him?
32473	They flee from a miner''s pick?
32473	They were giving John a respite-- or was it a trick?
32473	Twenty- first?
32473	Unwilling to show interest, she still had to ask,"When did you make this?"
32473	Was he inhuman, a visitor from beyond the world, such as were told of in the ancient ballads?
32473	Was he putting too much importance on the physical attractions that had made him take her?
32473	Was n''t he excited?
32473	Was someone carrying it?
32473	Well, but had n''t he had her?
32473	Were they shooting at him?
32473	What are the gods, first?"
32473	What do you think_ you_ deserve, who dares address me in that way, and-- and fondle me?"
32473	What is it that draws you there?"
32473	What now?
32473	What the hell did the old fellow mean?
32473	What was one more wound atop the uncounted number he had?
32473	What was there to the man that he had never suspected?
32473	What''s the name of your country, son?"
32473	Where are you going?"
32473	Where can I find the Mink?"
32473	Where shall we head, ancient one?"
32473	Where were the rebels that Vorl and Sesker and the others had gone to rouse?
32473	Who had betrayed them?
32473	Why did the gods allow almost anything to her kind, when the ruck had no rights?
32473	Why did you leave the machine?"
32473	Why had he taken the death of the god so lightly?
32473	Why should n''t she ask her father questions?
32473	Why then should her kind have power over us?"
32473	Why would you report me?"
32473	Would the deities discover that one was missing?
32473	You call this force thirty- five_ men_?"
32473	You catch my meaning?
32473	You think I was n''t scared of that maniac?
32473	You understand that?
32473	You want to sleep?"
32473	Zanphs, gods, gentry, priests?
32473	_ Whom the gods destroy, they first madden._ That was part of the Globate Credo, was n''t it?
32473	could the Mink be dead?)
51657	And you think I''m being punished for something I did in a previous life?
51657	Application?
51657	Are you scoffing at a miracle?
51657	Automatic stoker?
51657	Can I see your mother?
51657	Could n''t you buy off the Hexers, then, with some of the money I brought to your side of the family?
51657	Could_ I_ get into the future with this thing?
51657	Declarations by temporal transmission? 51657 Do n''t you have any newspapers on paper?"
51657	Do n''t you read the papers?
51657	Do you believe in ESP?
51657	Got a union card?
51657	I''ve never even seen you before, have I? 51657 If I gave you authorization now to use any assets I have in your time, would it be legal?"
51657	Is n''t there some fund to take care of lukemia victims? 51657 It has?"
51657	Look,I said,"if you had some money of mine, would you pay off the Hexers for me?
51657	Milwaukee, Wisconsin, or Milwaukee, Oregon?
51657	Paid? 51657 Punished for a sin?
51657	Really?
51657	Shall I destroy the machine, William? 51657 Transitory lukemia?
51657	What can I do, William?
51657	What did you say?
51657	What do you do, Jack?
51657	What do you intend to do, William?
51657	What do you-- and the machine-- have to do with my hex?
51657	What else could it be?
51657	What''s so damned hard to understand? 51657 What?
51657	Which newspapers?
51657	Why did they come to you? 51657 Why would anybody up ahead there with Buck Rogers want to cause me trouble?
51657	Will you buy my blood now?
51657	Work inside, Jack?
51657	You do n''t have a machine for_ that_, do you?
51657	You do?
51657	You have government bonds, William?
51657	You mean my life has been like it has because some descendants of yours in the future hate me for an accident that deprived them of some money?
51657	You the maid?
51657	You want to kill_ them_, do n''t you? 51657 Your name?"
51657	_ You_ want to get_ me_ off of your conscience, do you, William Hagle? 51657 And if I take your offer and you get hexed, what happens to my conscience? 51657 Ca n''t I do anything for you? 51657 Certainly I see things that are n''t there and do n''t say what my voice says-- but how can I prove that I do n''t have my health? 51657 Do we go around again-- me working my tail off to raise the dough to get you unhexed, and you buying the Hexers off me? 51657 Do you deny the transmigration of souls?
51657	Feed them, house them, send them to Florida to soak up the sun?"
51657	Got any painting to be done?
51657	How?"
51657	I thought so too, but how would that add up?
51657	I''m dead then, are n''t I?"
51657	I''ve got to help you, ca n''t you understand?
51657	It''s a fantastic story, Doctor, but you believe me, do n''t you?
51657	Just what did you have in mind?"
51657	Now will you let me out of this jacket so I can smoke a cigarette?
51657	Now"--she stopped to exhale--"do you want to kill me?"
51657	People usually watch my every move, but a man''s luck has to change sometime, does n''t it?
51657	She hung then, her face empty, repeating,"What?
51657	The Hexers and my relatives?"
51657	The slob at the desk said,"What have you got to complain about?
51657	Tompkins?"
51657	What about after work?"
51657	What are the Hexers?
51657	What kind of a sin could I have committed when I was fresh out of my crib?"
51657	What-- for the sake of argument-- have they got against me?"
51657	When he began his talk with"You got your health, do n''t you?"
51657	Where would it stop?
51657	Who drops anything but a one into a Skid Row collection box?
51657	Who had the price of a bottle?
51657	Why did you help them?"
51657	Why do n''t they kill me and get it over with?"
51657	Why do you want to help me?
51657	Will you do it?"
51657	Would you help me try to talk to them?"
51657	You are n''t going to pay him back for killing my father?"
51657	You do still use money up there, do n''t you?"
51657	You got your health, do n''t you?"
51657	You want me to clean up the basement, the yard?
51657	You were paid?"
51657	_ That''s_ a disease, is''d it?"
51657	_ What?_"Finally she began laughing and she pulled away from me so gently and naturally that I had to let go.
8391	What,said the lecturer,"do these examples show you?"
8391	Could it be possible that there are portions of the solar surface that fail to send out light?
8391	How is it then that, after so many years, it was found in Europe?
8391	In respect to the old conundrum,"Will saltpetre explode?"
8391	The question arises: How is it these particles arrange themselves to form an image?
8391	Was it from steam-- at a low pressure perhaps-- seeking vent through the roof in like manner to the raising of the kettle- lid?
8391	_ Query:_ Was this like the common lifting and falling back of the loose lid of a tea- kettle containing boiling water?
8504	At the beginning of the fourteenth month on being asked:"Wo ist dein Schrank?"
8504	At the end of ten years what has become of the line of tartar?
8504	At the same age on being asked,"Where is your beard?"
8504	In this case the patient wants the tooth out, but, he asks, what has become of the tartar?
8504	Now, because no tartar is found upon the tooth, does that argue that it has never been there?
8504	When asked:"Wer ist mir?"
51233	Boat? 51233 But what if the Congress refuses, sir?"
51233	But who are_ you_ people?
51233	But why_ did n''t_ you let them kill each other off?
51233	Can you?
51233	Could you give us some indication of your plan?
51233	Dinner sets?
51233	Do you like it?
51233	Ever hear of lemmings?
51233	Girls,said the announcer hoarsely,"do you want your man?
51233	How can you be so unfeeling? 51233 How much?"
51233	How so?
51233	How?
51233	Huh?
51233	Ja hear that?
51233	Name? 51233 Oh, yeah?"
51233	Power?
51233	Radio?
51233	Ryan what?
51233	So if you work_ with_ a biological drive--?
51233	So?
51233	Those movies about babies-- was that your propaganda?
51233	Tut, my dear girl, what seems to be the trouble?
51233	Wassamatter?
51233	Wha''?
51233	What did you say?
51233	What is this-- the University hospital?
51233	What of it?
51233	What the hell did you guys do, boil me alive? 51233 What the hell is going on here?"
51233	Where are we going-- The Council of Scientists, the World Coordinator or something like that?
51233	Where the hell would you people have been without me?
51233	Who the devil are they?
51233	Who would have thought it? 51233 Who''s kidding who?"
51233	Who? 51233 Why do n''t you sterilize them?"
51233	Why should n''t it be?
51233	Why, what''s the matter?
51233	You do n''t, huh? 51233 You want money?"
51233	Your own hydro station or nuclear pile?
51233	_ Got_ you?
51233	After an angry look at Barlow, he asked the psychist,"Was I called from the Pole to inspect this-- this--?"
51233	Almost angrily, the potter demanded,"How many children did you have?"
51233	And I ought to make some money out of it, should n''t I?"
51233	And is it a giveaway?
51233	Are these real, genuine, honest twenty- two- cent dollars like we had or just wallpaper?"
51233	Are you crazy?"
51233	Are you ready to go?"
51233	But how about a live wire, a smart businessman, in a civilization of 100% pure chumps?
51233	But it was all the same-- or was it?
51233	Dear Ed, how are you?
51233	Do you have any truble with them on Venus?
51233	Do you think anybody''ll notice?"
51233	Had it been a properly smoky blaze?
51233	Had the clay chinking excluded the air?
51233	Hah?
51233	He chanted the antiphonal:"Tut, my dear girl, what seems to be the trouble?"
51233	He ran his hands futilely over the door-- or was it the door?--in a futile search for a handle, and asked respectfully,"How fast does it go?"
51233	He''d need specialists in advertising, engineering, communications-- did they know anything about hypnotism?
51233	His nurse came in and demanded,"Hey, you see how she scrammed?
51233	How far have you people got and why have you been working on something I have n''t authorized?"
51233	How long ago was it?
51233	How much was a kilometer, anyway?
51233	In another hour, he rasped,"Did it work?"
51233	Is it nice up there like they say with food and close grone on trees?
51233	It was the same now- where- the- hell- are- we- going- to- put-_you_?
51233	Remember?"
51233	SOUND:_ Venetian blind run down, key turned in door lock._ MONA: Was it_ very_ dull, dearest?
51233	Say, is there a catch to this?
51233	She was still rocking with laughter at the gag line,"Would you buy it for a quarter?"
51233	The buyer looked up and rumbled,"Ai n''t you dummies through yakkin''yet?
51233	The first said,"Just Any Cigar?"
51233	The second panel glowed,"Or a VUELTA ABAJO?"
51233	The stranger let go of his shoulder and snarled,"Oh, yeah?"
51233	Uh--""Hoddaya like that, folks?
51233	WOULD YOU BUY IT FOR A QUARTER?
51233	Want to come and see the work?"
51233	What good''s a seckertary for if''n he do n''t take the burden of_ de_-tail off''n my back, harh?"
51233	What was the matter with_ her_?"
51233	What year is this?"
51233	What''s the setup on things like that?"
51233	What''s your name?"
51233	While Rogge- Smith was still at the door, Barlow snapped,"What''s the meaning of this?
51233	Why do n''t you let them go to hell in their own way?"
51233	Why for do n''t he lemme run my own department?"
51233	Why have n''t I been consulted?
51233	Would it do any harm if he just took one close--?
51233	Would they meet it or would n''t they?
51233	You''re the great brains and you ca n''t think of any?"
51233	_ What the hell had happened to everything?_ He studied the form of a five- year- old brown mare in the second and could n''t make head or tail of it.
51233	_ Would you buy that for a quarter?_"The question was spoken with arch significance, and the audience shrieked, howled and whistled its appreciation.
8951	F. H., of Mich., asks"if sal- soda will scale a boiler?"
8951	If the moon is so potent in drawing up, why does it not draw a bulge on the inland seas-- our great lakes?
46710	DO ANIMALS REASON?
46710	Do you suppose that I do n''t know the members of my own flock?
46710	In what department does it belong?
46710	What do you mean, sir?
46710	What is its relation to political economy, history, political science, ethics?
46710	What was she after, may I ask?
46710	[ 20] Do these concrete illustrations of perverse reasoning strike us as ludicrous? 46710 ( Portrait), 400 Animals Reason? 46710 ( Table), 704 Thorndike, E. Do Animals Reason? 46710 ), 282 Psychology: Animals Reason? 46710 11with a two- year- old cat, why did n''t he try it with a two- year- old human?
46710	A boy standing by my side said:"Is n''t that a smart dog?
46710	A dog or a cat, utterly hungry, is placed in a box, from which it can escape"by performing some simple(?)
46710	Among the questions asked were these:"Do you think the study is entitled to be called a science?"
46710	Among the questions which I asked were the following: Is the treatment of the sick a part of Christian Science?
46710	Animals sometimes become sick; could they be cured by Christian- Science methods?
46710	Are Jews Jews?, 502 Jews?
46710	Are Jews Jews?, 502 Jews?
46710	Are all of them parasites?
46710	But what are the facts?
46710	But what is to be said of the screaming cowbird?
46710	Can nothing be done to stop this-- as we once called it without the least exaggeration or sensationalism--''cruelty to women''?
46710	Do we ask any such questions when we talk of teaching him to read and write?
46710	Do we do anything of this kind?
46710	Do you consider cleanliness, good order, and the attainment of æsthetic effects in a patient''s environment a part of treatment?
46710	Do you consider you have cured such diseases?
46710	Do you deny the existence of matter?
46710	Do you investigate symptoms?
46710	Do you make diagnoses?
46710	Do you take any steps to isolate the patient sick of an infectious disease, or to protect those about the patient from the disease?
46710	Do you treat structural diseases, as cancer or locomotor ataxia?
46710	George A. Dorsey*, 732"Jews?
46710	Had not these children rights which ought to have been safeguarded?
46710	Has the average consumer of wheat benefited by the low price of wheat of late years in proportion to the hardships endured by the producer?
46710	How can they be found?
46710	How can this indefinite something be made visible on the tax books?
46710	How do you define disease?
46710	How do you define health?
46710	How is it possible, in treating disease, for you to separate mind from matter?
46710	How is this to be explained?
46710	How many millions of years did it take two- legged man to arrive at the perception of the use of the lever?
46710	I fail utterly to see why he who asks the question,"Do you isolate a patient suffering from an infectious disease?"
46710	If so, how do you know you were treating a structural disease, such as cancer or locomotor ataxia?
46710	If so, what would you do in such cases?
46710	In the first place, what tends to destroy the reasoning power more than utter hunger?
46710	In treating a patient, do you administer any material substance, and require that it be taken into the body as one would food?
46710	In what does your treatment consist?
46710	Is a higher price for wheat such an unmixed calamity, after all?
46710	Is it fair to the country for a man of such high standing and reputation to make such unfounded assertions?
46710	Is not a great proportion of the daily actions of any one of us gone through from force of habit, almost by instinct?
46710	Is sociology anything more than a convenient collective name for the sum of all these?
46710	Let them come from whatever source they may, are they not perfectly useless?
46710	May I ask Dr. Thorndike what possible reason could a cat have to suppose that what happened once must needs happen again?
46710	Now, why can not the schoolgirl run the locomotive, the laborer the railroad?
46710	On entering my friend''s study I said to him:"I beg your pardon, but was not that Mrs.---- whom I saw leaving your door a moment ago?"
46710	Or is it to mark a new policy-- the reversion from America to Europe, from democracy to imperialism?"
46710	President Jordan has an answer to the question, What are we to do in the shape affairs have assumed?
46710	Shall our armies go where our institutions can not?
46710	Shall our invasion of the Orient be merely an incident, an accident of a war of knight- errantry, temporary and exceptional?
46710	Shall territorial expansion take the place of democratic freedom?
46710	Shall the State do it, or the Church, or the individual?
46710	Two practical questions, however, suggest themselves:( 1) What can we reasonably hope from education?
46710	Upon what principles is the Christian Scientist''s method of treatment founded?
46710	Well, it may be asked, What are you going to do about it?
46710	Well, this is no doubt commendable enough; but how do we know, then, if she really had pneumonia, or anything more than an ordinary cold?
46710	Were they prepared by the same authority that supplied Sir W. Crookes with the figures of the area of Manitoba?
46710	What are the real facts of the case?
46710	What are their names?
46710	What does he say about Manitoba?
46710	What is This?
46710	What shall it be?
46710	What then?
46710	What will she do if utterly hungry?
46710	When a healer treats for hire a sufferer from typhoid fever, is he acting in a religious capacity?
46710	When a patient presents himself to you, do you inquire concerning the causes of his illness?
46710	When we consider that this woman claims to be actuated by the spirit of the poor Nazarene, has hypocrisy ever gone to greater length?
46710	Where do they live?
46710	Who are these people that have thus been cured?
46710	Who has ever seen two cowbirds fighting a duel like the orioles, meadow larks, and robins?
46710	Who makes all these garments, blankets, etc.?
46710	Who prepared these estimates, and upon what are they based?
46710	Why can not anybody do anything as well as anybody else?
46710	Will Mrs. Eddy and her followers submit these cases for scientific examination?
46710	Will"instinct"teach a tired, half- starved horse to eat oats if you set them before him?
46710	Would it not be simpler and easier to make the children construct these tables, instead of making them learn them?
46710	Would the impression and stimulus of the great semicentennial gathering at Boston last year be found to continue, or be followed by a reaction?
46710	Would you treat cases of fracture of bones or violent injury?
46710	_ Editor Popular Science Monthly:_ SIR: The first reading of Dr. Thorndike''s article Do Animals Reason?
46710	and( 2) What can we do to make a wholesome_ milieu_ for the rising generation?
8718	But why need the question be solved at all?
8718	It furnishes a delightful route for those who wish on the overland journey to see Denver( as who does not?)
7485	And are these things lost?
7485	And what compassed their destruction? 7485 And what was Nhu- Yok?"
7485	But in a land where all were rich who was found to cook and scrub, to fetch and carry and to till the soil? 7485 But the Mehrikans of gentle blood,"I asked,"had they no titles?"
7485	Did they burn their dead?
7485	Is it possible?
7485	Thou hast heard of Nhu- Yok, O my Prince?
7485	Were their women fair?
7485	What does it all mean?
7485	What is ours?
7485	What navies?
7485	When did the Egyptians invade Mehrika?
7485	Where are we?
7485	And did this take the place of literature?
7485	And how many ships did the Mehrikans lose?
7485	And men could love these things?"
7485	At what period did this occur?
7485	But can you explain how such an inferior people could become heroic of a sudden?
7485	How came it about?
7485	How many ships in all?
7485	How many were they?
7485	I asked,"that this woman has been lying here almost a thousand years and yet so well preserved?"
7485	To what quality of their minds do you attribute such love of needless suffering?
7485	Was it a Mehrikan?
7485	Was it a battle?"
7485	Was it not the capital of the ancient Mehrikans?"
7485	Were they great readers of nothing?
7485	What, O Nofuhl, is the Persian of that name Ztazenztrypes?
7485	and how would they treat us?
8484	Are there any other advantages to be gained by so placing it?
8484	But why must the aperture be larger than the diaphragm employed?
8484	By what peculiarity of our minds do we seem to expect the speed of an animal to be in proportion to its size?
8484	Is it not a fact that small animals often owe their escape to their want of swiftness, which enables them to change their direction readily?
8484	Is it thus, when the aperture is equal to the diameter of the objective?
8484	Upon placing the guillotine shutter in the optical center of the objective, what will occur?
8484	What is understood by instantaneousness?
8484	Would not Nature have done better for the mouse had she suppressed the cat?
8195	( What surgeon ever stops to ask how narcotics effect their influence?)
8195	Again, to the question, What is heat?
8195	And why?
8195	Has it proven in my practice what has been claimed for it-- a substitute for the powerful anaesthetics in minor operations in surgery?
8195	Look at the result after this has been kept up for a minute or more?
8195	Now we will pass to the second question: What do you mean by light?
8195	Now, how much connection between electricity and light have we perceived in this glance into their natures?
8195	Now, then, we will ask first, What is electricity?
8195	Some ask why is not this same thing produced when one has been running rapidly for a few minutes?
8195	Then you may now ask, To what do I attribute this very singular phenomenon?
8195	Thus, if we were asked, What is sulphur?
8195	To what could it be due?
8195	What is electricity?
8195	What is it I claim as a new discovery, and the facts and its philosophy?
8195	Why did I not then immediately grasp the idea of its broader application as now claimed for it?
8195	and What do you mean by light?
8195	or what is selenium?
51740	Ah-- and some antibiotic?
51740	Are n''t there slums and unsightly monuments in England, too?
51740	Are_ all_ the admen part of this?
51740	But why a Royalty Party in a democracy?
51740	But-- don''t they have to wait for him? 51740 Can I do anything for you?
51740	Can it jump off? 51740 Can it jump off?"
51740	Delia, do you know what we must do when we reach England? 51740 Did you know that machine on the Silvertongue roof could get at us inside our own homes?"
51740	Do the English know?
51740	Do you know what that machine can really do, girlie?
51740	Dr. Feld,said Dr. Gesner,"will you show the adman out?"
51740	For the information? 51740 Has Dr. Gesner been here?"
51740	Has the world really been taken over by admen?
51740	How did he react?
51740	How does it sound?
51740	How is it done?
51740	How is life in the Toadstool?
51740	How''s the patient?
51740	Is Mr. Barger awake?
51740	Is it the one with the new radio-- the radio- thing on top?
51740	Is there_ anywhere_ where you can still buy matches?
51740	Know what?
51740	Miss Knox?
51740	No examination, Doctor?
51740	Oh, is that so? 51740 Session over what?
51740	The what?
51740	What bottle?
51740	What color socks, Doctor?
51740	What do you mean, in time?
51740	What happened?
51740	What information?
51740	What is it?
51740	What was himself doing in the hospital at this hour?
51740	What''s so terrible?
51740	What''s the matter?
51740	What?
51740	Where''s the socket?
51740	Who is n''t?
51740	Who was that big shot in the motorchair?
51740	Why England?
51740	Why are they all flying home tonight, and we have to leave? 51740 Why do you think the Royalties want government control of the whole invention?"
51740	Why?
51740	Why?
51740	With or without the bottle?
51740	With you?
51740	You mean float visitors through the air?
51740	You mean hide behind the door with a wave compressor and push chairs around? 51740 You mean the new radiocompressor on the Silvertongue factory?"
51740	You saw those two men from the Christian E. Lodge Corporation-- Silvertongue, that is-- who came this afternoon to see Barger? 51740 You see that radio presser?"
51740	And will you_ stop_ blowing in my face?"
51740	Anything?"
51740	But it''s safe there; it wo n''t be subverted to thought control and sales engineering.... Tell me, Delia, is Dr. Gesner on this ambulance?
51740	But who is in the other compartment?
51740	But, Mr. Barger-- Bill-- doesn''t light- wave interference need two overlapping projectors plus the subliminal image?
51740	Carl, are we-- are we a quarter of the way to England?"
51740	Did you ever see a cat that could n''t jump?
51740	Do n''t you care about your reputation at all?"
51740	Do you ladies know what it does?"
51740	Do you see the Silvertongue factory?
51740	Do you understand that?"
51740	Do you understand?
51740	Does n''t he have a family?"
51740	Dr. Brooks plugged into an overhead beam and the mutape immediately began to chatter:"What is your first name, Miss Knox?"
51740	Gesner?"
51740	Got a cigarette?
51740	His nurses are terribly worried about him, and his wife-- oh, Miss Knox, do you suppose he drinks?"
51740	His throat is cut--""_ No!_ Is he alive?"
51740	How did you yourself react-- like a woman, no?"
51740	I had a big deal going-- my Armenian partner and me, we were buying up neckties to sell in the hospital....""_ What_ do you know?
51740	Is_ that_ so?
51740	Like that?"
51740	No fooling, Hilda, you see the Silvertongue cigarette factory across the river?"
51740	Now tell me, where is this other man who was put out of commission by these-- these throat specialists?
51740	Now will you please let me look at my patient?"
51740	Sandwich?
51740	She wet her lips and said,"Did I tell you I''m supposed to wear glasses?"
51740	The ones on motorskates?"
51740	We must go through immediately before direct control and defenses build against us-- morphine, why did you not give me morphine?
51740	Why do you think they would like to have the invention?
51740	Why?"
51740	You abolished laryngitis; why should it come to me now?
51740	You know what sound a whirlybird makes, do n''t you?"
51740	You mean you do n''t_ know_?"
8452	And how have you been all the ages since we were together at Boston?
8452	Did you ever see one?
8452	Did you learn anything else besides?
8452	Do you believe they''ll have a course like that next year?
8452	Do you, dear?
8452	How are you enjoying yourself now?
8452	Hydrochloric acid renders them yellowish brown( afterward greenish?).
8452	Is it real sweet?
8452	What are molecules?
8452	What do they look like, dear?
8452	What is it, anyway?
8452	What shall you?
8452	What was it about?
8452	What wonder then, with such dainty fare at his disposal, that the cat is often found to have become indifferent to rats, and even to mice?
8452	You are going to have company, you said; what shall you wear, dear?
59515	Are they going to hurt Thomas?
59515	Are they, Summer?
59515	Boy a be Summer could how? 59515 Curious, is n''t it?"
59515	Do they? 59515 Gus,"I said,"can you fellows help me find out who those people are we picked up in the park last night?
59515	He is n''t, Summer he''s?
59515	How about this?
59515	How can she? 59515 How can you transfer that into terms of human beings?"
59515	How do you know that?
59515	Just fade away?
59515	Was it so terrible?
59515	What are you doing?
59515	What did she say?
59515	What did she tell you, Wyn?
59515	What do you see?
59515	What else should I see?
59515	What will she do?
59515	What''s Daddy going to do to Thomas?
59515	What''s happening to us?
59515	What''s the matter with you, young fellow?
59515	What''s wrong? 59515 Why should I know you, and where do you come from?"
59515	Wyn, what do you see?
59515	Wyn?
59515	You mean that story you told me was the truth?
59515	And as for conversation, do you remember Summer ever answering a question directly?"
59515	And how long must the wig have been originally, for her to have cut from it the long tresses I found later in the wastebasket?
59515	But how about the fact that such a complicated creature as man is built by the action of the genes and chromosomes?
59515	Do you suppose I have amnesia?"
59515	Gracey?"
59515	How did you know my name?"
59515	I asked hurriedly:"What is wrong with Summer, Wyn?"
59515	If Summer had not encouraged me, I would n''t have been bold enough to make any advances on my own account... and where would that have left Summer?
59515	In the seven years I had known her, how could I ever have built up in my mind the picture of her as a mature woman?
59515	Incestuous?
59515	Is n''t it funny?"
59515	Just narcissistic?
59515	Living normally as a younger child in one place, and as we knew her in reverse?"
59515	Me?
59515	My motherless son?
59515	My son?
59515	Or, perhaps, Jovian?
59515	What about Wyn?"
59515	What''s happened?"
59515	What''s wrong, Don?"
59515	Where in my house had she found a wig to match her own hair?
59515	Why should I be tied by a marriage ceremony I do n''t know anything about yet?"
59515	Why?
8717	But the question arises,"Will the moths obtained from these cocoons be susceptible of reproduction?"
8717	It looks well on paper, but do the facts of the case correspond?
8717	Now what does this show?
8717	The question has been asked,"What is the chemically scientific definition of crystallization?"
8717	Then what change has taken place?
8717	What, indeed, was that for men like them?
8717	ocellatus_?
50971	A man who has traveled as long and as far as you talking this, southerner?
50971	And just how did you learn of the plans I intend to present to the Conference-- I_ will_ present, at this afternoon session? 50971 And just who, then, are you?"
50971	Any questions, gentlemen?
50971	Anybody hurt?
50971	Are there any other questions before I give you my sales pitch? 50971 But how?"
50971	But what do the words actually mean? 50971 But what is a motto?"
50971	But why?
50971	Did you say something, sir?
50971	Do I have the general''s permission, sir?
50971	Glaring a bit, is it, Sergeant?
50971	He is n''t presenting the plan like this, I hope? 50971 He''s been doing pretty good as it is, has n''t he?"
50971	How could it, here in the heart of the city? 50971 How could we forget?"
50971	How dare you?
50971	How did you get that into the Park? 50971 How go the southern kingdoms, my friend?"
50971	How goes it, Reverence?
50971	How goes it? 50971 Indeed?"
50971	Now then, your names once more, please?
50971	Oh?
50971	Only, uh, three more hours?
50971	Pardon, sir?
50971	Perhaps you do not want to see me king?
50971	Perhaps you will do me the honor of telling me who you are and just what in the name of the Seven Holy Suns this idiocy is all about?
50971	Please? 50971 Rough night, Luke?"
50971	Sergeant, as two old men sharing the past, how about having a cup of something a bit stronger than this watery brew with me?
50971	Shall I place him at the royal table?
50971	Sir, why is so much of the activity by the agents carried out in secrecy? 50971 Sir?"
50971	Sir?
50971	Sir?
50971	Sir?
50971	So soon?
50971	So what do we do? 50971 Tell me, southerner,"said the priest,"why do you make this trip?"
50971	Ummm?
50971	We the closest?
50971	Well, Reverence?
50971	Well, gentlemen, shall we be on our way?
50971	What do you really want?
50971	What if I should bobble things? 50971 What is this?"
50971	What''s the matter with you, Citizen? 50971 What''s the news?"
50971	What''s to worry about, Luke?
50971	What?
50971	What?
50971	What?
50971	Whatever made you think I would n''t be here? 50971 Where in the name of the Seven Suns have you been?"
50971	Which one would that be? 50971 While we''re waiting, are there any more questions?"
50971	Who has the copy of the plans?
50971	Who?
50971	Why not?
50971	Would that be_ the_ General Reilly? 50971 Yes, Sergeant?"
50971	Yes, but I gave them a choice as to how they were prepared, did n''t I?
50971	Yes?
50971	You called, Your Most Graciousness?
50971	You do n''t expect those characters to put up a fight, do you?
50971	You think it might work out?
50971	Your graciousness?
50971	*****"Oh?"
50971	A man who stands still in one position all the time would n''t make a good runner, now would he?"
50971	But how is it going?"
50971	But how to explain them so that someone who does n''t_ know_ will know?
50971	But why duplicate effort, eh?
50971	But you were working the big river stretch, were n''t you?"
50971	Do the cadets still call me Old Stoneface?"
50971	Does my second favorite mount suit you well?"
50971	Eh, southerner?"
50971	Everybody got his courage screwed up?"
50971	Go back and yell for reinforcements?"
50971	He the one with the daughter Kahl wants?"
50971	How about you, Citizen?"
50971	How can you.... How can you just walk in here and tell me that I''m not?
50971	How many thousands of boys have come through these doors?
50971	I suppose you would n''t be interested in a commission under me?
50971	I understand you attended my lecture?"
50971	Kaslov?"
50971	Kaslov?"
50971	Of the Deneb Crisis?"
50971	Phillips?"
50971	Please?
50971	Shall we hit them?"
50971	So you might become third generation Academy material, eh?
50971	Sub- Colonel Kaslov?
50971	That will be suitable, gentlemen?"
50971	This is an important day for Ehrla, remember?"
50971	This is some sort of a joke?"
50971	Uh, do I make myself clear?"
50971	What brings you from the city on a day so hot as this one?"
50971	What gives you this right?"
50971	What happened?"
50971	What is it that brought you so far from your home lands to grace my humble presence?"
50971	Why limit the benefits of your rule to this one nation?
50971	Why not let the rest of the world know the joys of your rule?"
50971	Whyte?"
50971	You have the papers safe, my friend?"
50971	You''ve discussed them with my ministers?"
50971	happened?"
8950	But what does this signify?
8950	Does he instinctively know what corns, when three or four inches beneath the ground, are thus affected?
8950	How many are acquainted with the fact that in hard winters, when pressed for food, crows do this likewise?
8950	This property of adhering to smooth surfaces explains perhaps the power of the Eucalyptus globulus in arresting the progress of paludal miasm(?).
8950	Two sporangia?
8950	What a glow of tone- color there is in all this harmonic re- enforcement, and who would now say that the pedals should never be used?
8950	What would Athenæus say if he knew that it was through him alone that the name of this histrion had come down to us?
8483	Do n''t black bears sleep through the winter?
8483	Are there any facts to support this theory that one set of compounds is formed in one way, another in a different way?
8483	Are we to stop here?
8483	But what is the physiological relationship of the plants and animal thus so curiously and intimately associated?
8483	How then does it act?
8483	Second, Is the determination of the vapor density of a body alone sufficient to determine the weight of the chemical molecule?
8483	The answer to this question( Is there any satisfactory evidence deducible of the existence of two distinct forms of chemical combination?)
8483	The question next arises, is the valency of an element fixed or variable?
8483	Whence is this energy derived with which the tides do their work?
8483	Where are we to draw the line between atomic and molecular combination, and why?
8483	Would it be true to assert that the finger of the rifleman which pulls the trigger supplies the energy with which the rifle bullet is animated?
61389	Adelie did n''t tell you?
61389	And by what right do you order me around?
61389	And this gun of yours is going to do what to them?
61389	And up here,Greaves said,"other dunderheads come to gain what in exchange for what?"
61389	Are they all like that?
61389	Did you think I was n''t sure? 61389 This moment?"
61389	What did he tell you? 61389 What is it you can do against me, you whose entire virtue rests on doing nothing?"
61389	What--?
61389	What--?
61389	What?
61389	Which of us is a god, man?
61389	Who are they?
61389	Who are you two?
61389	Who was the poet-- you?
61389	You mean this thing is some kind of particle emitter-- an electron or photon gun?
61389	You will have had your glory anyway? 61389 And Man will build another First City, and those who fled shall have a place again, and--"Who built-- who_ dreamed_--this piece of ironmongery?
61389	And if you die...?"
61389	And this will prove to the worshippers all over the Universe or to the Shadows that either my or Mayron''s way of life is right?"
61389	And which of us is a god, David Greaves?"
61389	Are you ready?"
61389	But to what purpose?
61389	But who can tell the minds of gods, hmm?"
61389	But you are only a man, not so?"
61389	But you never got away to tell him that, did you?
61389	Could you suggest any way I could have refused the conditions, no matter what they are?
61389	Did he tell you how he remembered how fine it was to be a man?
61389	Do you think politics is a recent invention?"
61389	How do you propose to go about this?"
61389	How many centuries to wash the fog of sleep out of every nook and cranny of his lungs, when each breath might take a thousand years-- ten thousand?
61389	How many nights had he lain here?
61389	How?"
61389	IV During the night, he asked Adelie:"I''m supposed to fight him with my hands, is that it?
61389	Is_ that_ the story you believed?
61389	Later, he asked her:"Tell me-- was there a famous weapon poet in First City?"
61389	Oh, he found it, did n''t he, my child?"
61389	Or were you too busy taking Humanity''s name in vain to ever consider that?
61389	Or with simple weapons of some kind?
61389	That he would create the gun for you because he hated the Shadows, even though he was a Shadow?
61389	That the weapon has not been tested?"
61389	This... shrine?
61389	To turn another hooligan loose to upset civilization, and lose the symbol of that precious thing?
61389	Was n''t I supposed to understand that?
61389	When Man himself can rescue himself?
61389	Why not?
61389	You will have engineered the battle of the gods, and dabbled in other pleasures, too?"
61389	_ I''ve come a long way_, he thought,_ and I wonder what the end of it will be._"Those who profit from the credulous, hmm?"
63494	Although just where are the rest of those hellions? 63494 And, you had in mind, Nydron...?"
63494	Any luck with the Astro- radio during my absence?
63494	As you doubtlessly know,_ any_ enemy has a weak link in the chain-- an... an..."Achilles heel?
63494	But could n''t you have made some sort of compromise? 63494 Eh?"
63494	Electro- flash, power- rapier... if those were to fail, what use would there be in attempting to remain? 63494 Have your forces been instructed, Nydron?
63494	How do we know_ that_ was the sole purpose of your fleet?
63494	How much power have we?
63494	I think we can tip the balance... do n''t you?
63494	In that event, what would you do?
63494	Is it breathable?
63494	Must you have this hellish blue fog, Bill?
63494	Power, perhaps?
63494	Sense anything, Freml?
63494	The point it, what could anyone of us hope to gain by war?
63494	Warships?
63494	What else could it be? 63494 What need have I of such crude methods?
63494	Where have you been? 63494 Would you care to watch the battle?"
63494	Would you rather have a mountain night, a summer twilight, or dawn?
63494	You mean, we''ll project the Dispersal Beam into the depths and systematically bomb mile after mile of sea with radiant bombs?
63494	You understand the secrets of hyperspace?
63494	But whence had it come?
63494	But who?
63494	But would even Vulcanite be impervious to this bombardment once the screen gave way?
63494	But would they?
63494	But would_ you_ have had it otherwise?
63494	Can you direct us to them?"
63494	Do you know where they are?
63494	Gentlemen?"
63494	I mean... to meet this unexpected attack?"
63494	Not the Martians surely; the Venusians?
63494	Or is it that you''re scrapping the Treaty already?"
63494	The Neptunians?
63494	Under the treatment?"
63494	What can you expect to find in Saturn?
63494	Where obtain the precious energy to withstand another assault?
63494	Where refuel?
63494	You did n''t think Terra was going to remain wholly helpless?
63494	remember?"
8952	And now the query is, What caused the disaster?
8952	And was it won merely for men of science?
8952	Facts in Natural History-- Will a horsehair become a snake?
8952	Whence the combustion?
8952	Where, then, does all the Orange county butter come from?
8952	Who believes Phrenology?--Are there among its followers persons of eminence and influence?
8952	Will some one explain?
29838	Am I deaf and dumb?
29838	Downmerely means toward the earth, and the earth can not very well fall toward itself, can it?
29838	How could it get to your eye at all,the third boy said,"if the mirror did n''t face you?
29838	_ Water seeks its own level._Why does a spring bubble up from the ground?
29838	After touching the comb what does it do?
29838	And do n''t you know that light is just a kind of radiant heat?
29838	As he starts to toss the ball up, will he weigh more or less?]
29838	As the holes make the air vibrate do you get any sound?
29838	As you turn faster, does the sound become higher or lower?
29838	But how are you going to get a drink?
29838	But how is the compass made?
29838	But in which case is more steam given off?
29838	But what is each of these made of?
29838	Ca n''t you see that the yellow flame gives more light?
29838	Can the zinc shaving stand as many amperes as the fuse wire you ordinarily use?
29838	Can they get hot all at once, or will they have to travel out or up a way before they have time to get hot enough to combine?
29838	Can you feel them vibrate?
29838	Can you hear the bell ring?
29838	Can you hear the sound?
29838	Can you pinch the finger this way harder or less hard than in the way you first tried?
29838	Can you see your breath?
29838	Comets swing around close to the sun, then off again into space; how do they get away from the sun?
29838	Could he have siphoned the water from one reservoir to the other?
29838	Did he get a shock?
29838	Did you ever make soda lemonade?
29838	Did you ever notice how tiresome the whistle on a peanut roaster gets?
29838	Did you notice the warmth when you shook the tube?
29838	Do the points or handles move farther as you close the shears?
29838	Do you get the higher sound when the column of water is shorter or when it is longer?
29838	Do you hear the snap as the small spark jumps from the comb to your ear?
29838	Do you know that you can make an arc light with two ordinary pencils?
29838	Do you want some mashed potatoes?
29838	Do you want to know why all this would happen?
29838	Does a short strand give a higher or lower pitch than a long strand?
29838	Does air press up and sidewise as well as down?
29838	Does any of the cornstarch pass through?
29838	Does any of the red ink pass through the membrane?
29838	Does anything happen?
29838	Does anything happen?
29838	Does anything happen?
29838	Does anything look red?
29838	Does heating expand the ring?
29838	Does it burn now?
29838	Does it draw the mercury up as it would draw up water?
29838	Does it look larger or smaller than you?
29838	Does it make a higher or a lower sound as you increase the tightness?
29838	Does it rise?
29838	Does it taste sour?
29838	Does it turn milky?
29838	Does the bell ring?
29838	Does the colored cloth absorb more or less light than the white one?
29838	Does the heat travel faster through the iron or through the glass?]
29838	Does the hydrogen in it burn?
29838	Does the image become clearer or less clear if you move the lens closer to the candle?
29838	Does the other instrument click?
29838	Does the pail move a greater or less distance than your hand, or does it move the same distance?
29838	Does the pail move a longer or a shorter distance up and down than your hand?
29838	Does the part of the match in the center of the flame catch fire?
29838	Does the part on the edge?
29838	Does the thermometer register a higher or a lower temperature than it did at the beginning?
29838	Does the water become appreciably hotter over the very hot fire than it does over the low fire, if it is boiling in both cases?
29838	Does the water follow the plunger up, stand still, or go down in the pump?
29838	Does the zinc shaving work satisfactorily as a fuse wire?
29838	Does your body tend to go up or down while you are making the ball go up?
29838	Feeling one live wire does not give her a shock, but what would happen if she touched the gas pipe with her other hand?]
29838	From which bottle has most of the light been reflected back into the air by the cloth around it?
29838	Has all the gas gone out of it?
29838	Has it struck you as strange that we do not all burn up, since burning is a combining with oxygen, and we are walking around in oxygen all the time?
29838	Have you ever sat on a spinning platform, sometimes called"the social whirl,"in an amusement park, and tried to stay on as it spun faster and faster?
29838	He is always heavier-- why does n''t he overbalance the small child?
29838	How are jewels formed in the earth?
29838	How can a man lift up a heavy automobile by using a jack?
29838	How can a wire be safely spliced?
29838	How can it when the water from the oceans can not evaporate to form clouds?
29838	How can the electric iron be used after one wire has been cut?]
29838	How can you make an electric arc?
29838	How could he have made a compass?
29838	How do acids act?
29838	How does a brake stop a car?
29838	How does a microscope make things look larger?
29838	How does a springboard help you dive?
29838	How does a steam engine go?
29838	How does a stove make the whole room warm?
29838	How does a telescope show you the moon, stars, and planets?
29838	How does a towel dry your face?
29838	How does cold cream keep your face from becoming chapped?
29838	How does pulling the trigger make a gun go off?
29838	How does the pencil look?
29838	How has the acid affected the color?
29838	How is silver plating done by electricity?
29838	How is soap made?
29838	How many amperes will they stand?
29838	How should he connect them?]
29838	How should the mirror be placed?]
29838	If he had wanted the bicycle for racing, which should he have chosen?
29838	If iron sinks, why do iron ships not sink?
29838	If the father was right, should they have got a fuse marked_ 6A_, one marked_ 10A_, or one marked_ 15A_?
29838	If the pull of adhesion is the stronger, would not all the water stay on your finger, none dropping off?
29838	If the pull of gravity is stronger, would not all the water drop off, leaving your finger dry?
29838	If you hear a sizzling and sputtering in your electric- light socket, what does it mean?
29838	If you use an extension light, where should it be turned off?
29838	If you wanted to move the pail with the least effort, where would you put your hand?
29838	If you were out in a rowboat in a storm, would it be better to sit up straight in the seat or to lie in the bottom of the boat?
29838	In Application 55, page 228, if the rat had gnawed the wire in two while the electric iron was being used, would anything have happened to the rat?
29838	In making cream of tomato soup, soda is added to the tomatoes before the milk is, so that the milk will not curdle How does the soda prevent curdling?
29838	Is a higher or a lower sound produced as the slide shortens the length of the prongs?
29838	Is everything made out of dust?
29838	Is it a magnet now?
29838	Is it a magnet?
29838	Is it good to drink water with your meals?
29838	Is it harder or easier to lift the pail from here than from the first position?
29838	Is it harder or easier to raise than before?
29838	Is it right side up or upside down?
29838	Is it vibrations of sound or of electricity that go through the telephone wire, or does your voice travel over it, or does the wire itself vibrate?
29838	Is salt an acid or a base?
29838	Is starch formed where the light does not reach the leaf?
29838	Is the glass hot?
29838	Is the greater amount of motion in your hand or in the pail?
29838	Is the hair attracted or repelled?
29838	Is the pail easier to lift in this way or in the way you first tried?
29838	Is the pail harder or easier to lift?
29838	Is the pitch higher or lower than before?
29838	Is there any danger in defective sockets with switches that do not snap off completely?
29838	Is there any picture of the candle flame on it?
29838	Not a drop runs between your fingers-- which way can it run, since there is no down?
29838	Notice what you do with your lips; when is the opening the smaller?
29838	Now do you see why you make two holes in the top of a can of evaporated milk when you wish to pour the milk out evenly?
29838	Now move them downward; when they_ start_ down, do you weigh more or less?
29838	Now will it stay on its side?
29838	On a hot day, how is it that you see"heat waves"rising from the street?
29838	One of the most natural questions in the world is,"What is this made of?"
29838	Or could he have secured the same result by moving his finger up and down the string to lengthen or shorten it?
29838	Or is it a mixture of them?
29838	Should he have grasped the spokes near the hub, near the rim, or in the middle?
29838	Should he have tuned the piano to a higher pitch than he wanted it to have on the concert night, to the exact pitch, or to a lower pitch?
29838	Should she have worn a robe of red, yellow, white, green, or blue?
29838	Should the company have obtained resistance wire or copper wire to carry it?
29838	Should the wire have been large or fine?
29838	Suppose you wanted to lift the pail with the least possible effort, where would you put your hand?
29838	Then what are the earth, water, and air made of?
29838	Then where would you expect the greater amount of force?
29838	Then which is moving faster, your hand or the pail?
29838	To make a string give a higher note, should he have tightened or loosened it?
29838	Under which does the snow melt first?
29838	WHAT MAKES WINDS?
29838	Was the boy or was the father right?
29838	Was there any way in which she might have made the gingerbread light without spoiling it?
29838	What are they?
29838	What carries your voice when you telephone?
29838	What caused the mist when you breathed across the ice?
29838	What causes material to be colored?
29838	What causes the Northern Lights?
29838	What causes the picture in the camera to be inverted?
29838	What causes this circulation?
29838	What color do you get by combining all the colors of the rainbow?
29838	What color does it make the flame?
29838	What color does the starch turn?
29838	What color does the vinegar turn it?
29838	What do you suppose is the reason for this?
29838	What do you suppose is the reason for this?
29838	What does it do to them?
29838	What does the needle do?
29838	What does this show must have been in the liquid?
29838	What effect does heat have on the water?
29838	What happens to it?
29838	What happens to the flame?
29838	What happens to the flame?
29838	What happens to them?
29838	What happens to them?
29838	What happens?
29838	What happens?
29838	What happens?
29838	What happens?
29838	What happens?
29838	What happens?
29838	What happens?
29838	What has the gas in the upper tube done?
29838	What has the lemon juice done to the silver knife?
29838	What has the light done to the silver chlorid( AgCl) that it shone on?
29838	What has the needle become?
29838	What is a short circuit?
29838	What is coldness?
29838	What is color?
29838	What is free alkali?
29838	What is gravity?
29838	What is in it?
29838	What is iron made of?
29838	What is it that forces the water up and out of the bottle?
29838	What is it that has boiled and then condensed: the water, the alcohol, or the blueing?
29838	What is left in the dish?
29838	What is liquid air?
29838	What is meant by 99- 44/100% pure?
29838	What is suction?
29838	What is taking up the heat from the mercury?
29838	What is the black stuff on the bottom of the saucer?
29838	What is the danger?
29838	What is"down,"and what is"up"?
29838	What made it condense?
29838	What makes a gun kick?
29838	What makes a rainbow?
29838	What makes a ring around the moon?
29838	What makes a soap"strong"?
29838	What makes an automobile go?
29838	What makes an electric light glow?
29838	What makes an electric toaster get hot?
29838	What makes an iceberg float?
29838	What makes cooked foods taste different from raw ones?
29838	What makes electricity come into our houses?
29838	What makes fire burn?
29838	What makes freckles?
29838	What makes glowworms glow?
29838	What makes it stay up in the air?
29838	What makes the balloon expand?
29838	What makes the clouds?
29838	What makes the cork fly out of the bottle?
29838	What makes the foam on soda water?
29838	What makes the mercury rise in it?
29838	What makes the sky blue?
29838	What makes the stars twinkle?
29838	What makes the water circulate?]
29838	What makes the water come up through the pipe into your house?
29838	What makes the wind howl when it blows through the branches of trees?
29838	What makes thunder and lightning?
29838	What must have been holding the suction cap against the inside of the jar?
29838	What pushed the balloon into the empty space?
29838	What put the salt into the ocean?
29838	What should I have done?
29838	What should they have done?
29838	What should you do?
29838	What was really in the"empty"bottle?
29838	What will happen when she pulls the cardboard out?]
29838	What will happen when the cardboard is withdrawn?]
29838	What will happen when the pin is thrust through the cords and the electricity turned on?]
29838	What would happen if you touched your other hand to the gas pipe or water pipe?
29838	When a wire is broken in an electric light, why does it not light?
29838	When are the cords in your throat looser?
29838	When are the greater number of amperes of electricity flowing through the zinc shaving?
29838	When the hydrogen in the fuel joins oxygen, what must we get?
29838	When the tank is full, will the oil overflow the top of the tube?]
29838	When we use sour milk for cooking, why does the food not taste sour?
29838	When you are cooking potatoes, are you trying to keep them very hot or are you trying to boil the water away from them?
29838	When you heat one end of a nail, how does the heat get through to the other end?
29838	When you jerk a piece of paper from under an inkwell, why does the inkwell stay still?
29838	When you pour them together, how many inches high do you think the mixture will be?
29838	When you pull your finger all the way out, has the mercury wet it at all?
29838	When your hand moves down from the nail to the floor, how far up does the pail move?
29838	Where a wire is screwed into an electric- light socket, what harm, if any, might result from not screwing it in tightly?
29838	Where are the cold gas and air rushing in?
29838	Where did the water on the outside of the glass of ice water come from?
29838	Where do rain and snow come from?
29838	Where do you suppose the center of weight of the Leaning Tower of Pisa is,--near the bottom or near the top?
29838	Where in this circuit is the resistance supposed to be?
29838	Where is the best location for the tank?]
29838	Where is there more force?
29838	Where is there more motion?
29838	Where would you expect to find more force, in the cogs or in the blades?
29838	Which advice should he have followed?
29838	Which advice, if any, do you think he followed?
29838	Which are you trying to do in making candy, to keep the sugar very hot or to boil the water away from it?
29838	Which arrangement would work?
29838	Which bicycle should James have chosen?
29838	Which cloth absorbed most of the light and changed it into heat?
29838	Which color is warmest in the sunlight?]
29838	Which could be used as insulators?
29838	Which evaporates more quickly?
29838	Which girl was right?
29838	Which has kept its color the better?
29838	Which image is larger than the flame?
29838	Which is moving farther, your hand or the pail?
29838	Which is moving faster?
29838	Which is smaller?
29838	Which lets more electricity pass through it, the lamp or the resistance wire?
29838	Which makes the highest sound?
29838	Which man was right?
29838	Which move farther, the points of the shears or the handles?
29838	Which move faster?
29838	Which moves farther this time, your hand or the pail?
29838	Which moves farther up and down, your hand or the pail?
29838	Which moves faster, the handle or the blade?
29838	Which moves faster?
29838	Which of the following methods would have served to clean the coat?
29838	Which of the three sizes burned out?
29838	Which of the ways he tried, if any, would have been right?
29838	Which of them, if any, would it have been well to put in the rinsing water?
29838	Which of these are good conductors of electricity?
29838	Which of these did he do well to oil and which should he have let alone?
29838	Which of these might have been used to advantage in putting out the fire?
29838	Which of these things could he have made use of in connecting the broken ends of the telegraph wire?
29838	Which part closes with the greater force?
29838	Which parts of the advice should you have followed if you had been on board?
29838	Which row has the most holes in it?
29838	Which should he choose to connect the broken wires?]
29838	Which should she have put on her apron?
29838	Which should she have put on the boy''s hand?
29838	Which should she have used?
29838	Which vase would be the hardest to upset?]
29838	Which was right?
29838	Which was right?
29838	Which was right?
29838	Which was satisfactory?
29838	Which way does it wear off more quickly?
29838	Which way does the nail get hotter?
29838	Which way was best?
29838	Which way would I have received more milk for my money?
29838	Which way would the floats have worked best?
29838	Which would be the best to use in taking up the milk?
29838	Which would have been best for her to use?
29838	Which would have been the best way or ways?
29838	Which would have been the right thing for him to do?
29838	Who was right?
29838	Who was right?
29838	Who was right?
29838	Who was right?
29838	Who was right?
29838	Why are automobile and bicycle tires filled with air?
29838	Why are diamonds hard?
29838	Why can we see clouds and not the air?
29838	Why can you crack a hard nut with a nutcracker when you can not crack it by squeezing it between two pieces of iron?
29838	Why can you hear an approaching train better if you put your ear to the rail?
29838	Why can you so quickly smell gas that is escaping at the opposite side of a room?
29838	Why can you sometimes hear an echo and sometimes not?
29838	Why could it do this when the air was pumped out of the bell jar and not before?
29838	Why could it not expand before you pumped the air out from around it?
29838	Why could it not push the cork out until you had pumped the air out of the jar?
29838	Why did the bottle break when the water in it turned to ice?]
29838	Why do electric irons and toasters often blow out fuses?
29838	Why do fire commissions condemn extension lights?
29838	Why do not the stars come out in the daytime?
29838	Why do sparks fly from the fur of a cat when you stroke it in the dark?
29838	Why do they straighten up?
29838	Why do things wear out?
29838	Why do we use fuses?
29838	Why do you feel cold when you get out of the bathtub?
29838	Why do you get a shock if your hands are wet when you touch a live wire?
29838	Why do you sink when you stop swimming?
29838	Why do you want to change it?"
29838	Why do you wash dishes in hot water?
29838	Why does a rowboat tip over more easily if you stand up in it?
29838	Why does a top stand on its point while it is spinning?
29838	Why does air keep us alive?
29838	Why does an apple turn brown after you peel it?
29838	Why does chalk stay on the blackboard?
29838	Why does cloth fade in the sun?
29838	Why does cold quicklime boil when you pour cold water on it?
29838	Why does cork float on the water and why do heavier substances sink?
29838	Why does heat make things get larger?
29838	Why does lightning kill people when it strikes them?
29838	Why does n''t the flame above the wire gauze set fire to the gas below?]
29838	Why does n''t the water spill out?]
29838	Why does not the wire in an electric lamp melt when it is red hot?
29838	Why does soda water run up a straw when you draw on the straw?
29838	Why does the barrel or cap of a fountain pen pick up small bits of paper after it has been rubbed on your coat sleeve?
29838	Why does the earth never stop moving?
29838	Why does the moving of your fingers up and down on a violin string make it play different notes?
29838	Why does this not give you a shock?
29838	Why does water gurgle when you pour it out of a bottle?
29838	Why is a fire engine needed to pump water up high?
29838	Why is a flat- bottomed boat safer than a canoe?
29838	Why is a magnifying glass able to set things on fire when you let the sun shine through it?
29838	Why is a pair of new shoes or anything smooth usually shiny?
29838	Why is an electric arc in a circuit dangerous?
29838	Why is it that when you touch one electric wire you feel no shock, while if you touch two wires you sometimes get a shock?
29838	Why is the whistle of a peanut roaster so shrill, and why is the whistle of a boat so deep?
29838	Why is there sugar around the mouth of a syrup jug?
29838	Why should any soap injure fabrics?
29838	Why should it matter where the larger child sits?
29838	Why should rails be laid in this way?
29838	Why should wires be brought into houses and through walls in iron conduits?
29838	Why should wires not be twisted together to make electric connections?
29838	Why should you not stick pins through electric cords?
29838	Why should you pull out the plug of an electric iron, percolator, toaster, heater, or stove?
29838	Why waste gas?"
29838	Why will a lasso go so far after it is whirled?
29838	Why will evaporated milk not flow freely out of a can in which there is only one hole?
29838	Why will gasoline take a grease spot out of your clothes?
29838	Why, do you suppose, does the gas below the screen not burn?
29838	Why?
29838	Will a very hot fire make the water boil away more rapidly than a low fire?
29838	Will boiling water get hotter if you make it boil harder?]
29838	Will electricity go through the glass?]
29838	Will heating the water make more salt dissolve?]
29838	Will hot water dissolve things more readily or less readily than cold?
29838	Will hydrogen burn?
29838	Will it burn?
29838	Will it burn?
29838	Will it fall?
29838	Will it seem heavier or lighter than with the arrangement shown in Figure 32?]
29838	Will it stay on its side now?
29838	Will the cylinder tip over now?
29838	Will the hot ball go through the ring?]
29838	Will the lamp glow?
29838	Will the volume be doubled when the alcohol and water are poured together?]
29838	Will the water be drawn up higher in the fine glass tube or in a tube with a larger opening?]
29838	Will they pinch hard enough to hurt?]
29838	Would he have had to buy more hose?
29838	Would it be easier to lift it by the end of the handle or by the part of the handle nearest the pan?
29838	Would there have been any danger to the house?
29838	You have looked at people under the mercury- vapor lights in photo- postal studios, have you not?
29838	_ A real place where things weigh nothing and where there is no up or down._ Why is it that the oceans do not flow off the earth?
29838	_ APPLICATION 39._ If you were going to the tropics, would it be better to wear outside clothes that were white or black?
29838	_ Acids._ Why are lemons sour?
29838	_ Action and reaction._ How can a bird fly?
29838	_ Analysis._ How can people tell what things are made of?
29838	_ Bases._ Why does strong soap make your face sting?
29838	_ Boiling and condensing._ What makes a geyser spout?
29838	_ Burning: Oxidation._ What makes smoke?
29838	_ Centrifugal force._ Why does not the moon fall down to the earth?
29838	_ Chemical change caused by electricity._ How are storage batteries charged?
29838	_ Chemical change caused by heat._ Why do you have to strike a match to make it burn?
29838	_ Chemical change caused by light._ How can a camera take a picture?
29838	_ Chemical change helped by solution._ Why does iron have to get wet to rust?
29838	_ Chemical change releases energy._ Why is fire hot?
29838	_ Clouds, rain, and dew: Humidity._ Why is it that you can see your breath on a cold day?
29838	_ Color._ What makes the ocean look green in some places and blue in others?
29838	_ Complete circuits._ Why does a doorbell ring when you push a button?
29838	_ Conduction of electricity._ How does electricity travel?
29838	_ Conduction of heat and convection._ Why does a feather comforter keep you so warm?
29838	_ Cooling from expansion._ We get our heat from the sun; then why is it so cold up on the mountain tops?
29838	_ Crystals._ How is rock candy made?
29838	_ Diffusion._ How does food get into the blood?
29838	_ Do not try it!_ But what would happen if you did?
29838	_ Echoes._ When you put a sea shell to your ear, how is it that you hear a roar in the shell?
29838	_ Effervescence._ What makes baking powder bubble?
29838	_ Elasticity._ What makes a ball bounce?
29838	_ Electromagnets._ How is a telegram sent?
29838	_ Evaporation._ Why is it that when ink is spilled it dries up, but when it is in the bottle it does not dry up?
29838	_ Explosions._ What makes a gun shoot?
29838	_ Focus._ How can you take pictures with a camera?
29838	_ Freezing and melting._ When water freezes in a pipe, why does the pipe burst?
29838	_ Friction._ What makes ice slippery?
29838	_ Heat makes things expand._ How does a thermometer work?
29838	_ How liquids are absorbed: Capillary attraction._ Why do blotters pull water into themselves when a flat piece of glass will not?
29838	_ How things are kept from toppling over: Stability._ Why is it harder to keep your balance on stilts than on your feet?
29838	_ How things stick to one another: Adhesion._ Why is it that when a thing is broken it will not stay together without glue?
29838	_ Inertia._ Why is it that if you push a miniature auto rapidly, it will go straight?
29838	_ Magnets; the compass._ What makes the needle of a compass point north?
29838	_ Magnification._ Why is it that things look bigger under a magnifying glass than under other kinds of glass?
29838	_ Making electricity flow._ What causes a battery to produce electricity?
29838	_ Neutralization._ When you put soda in vinegar, what makes the vinegar less sour?
29838	_ Pitch._ What makes the keys of a piano give different sounds?
29838	_ Reflection._ How is it that you can see yourself in a mirror?
29838	_ Resistance._ What makes an electric heater hot?
29838	_ Scattering of light: Diffusion._ Why is it that on a dark day the sun can not be seen through light clouds?
29838	_ Short circuits and fuses._ Why does a fuse blow out?
29838	_ Sinking and floating: Displacement._ What keeps a balloon up?
29838	_ Softening due to oil or water._ Why does fog deaden a tennis racket?
29838	_ Solutions and emulsions._ How does soap make your hands clean?
29838	_ Static electricity._ What is electricity?
29838	_ The bending of light: Refraction._ How do glasses help your eyes?
29838	_ The electric arc._ How can electricity set a house on fire?
29838	_ The force that makes a thing hold together: Cohesion._ What makes rain fall in drops?
29838	_ The sea of compressed air in which we live: Air pressure._ Does a balloon explode if it goes high in the air?
29838	_ What sound is._ What makes a dictaphone or a phonograph repeat your words?
29838	_ What things are made of: Elements._ What is water made of?
29838	if you move it farther from the candle?
29838	than the black one?
29838	the ammonia?
29838	to the steel one?
8862	Is it not allowable to believe,exclaims one of these,"that the electric telegraph was at that time discovered?"
8862	Here I would pause to ask: What is the primary reason for building houses?
8862	If they be constructed so that water can not find its way through either walls or floors, where is the necessity of a drain?
8862	Is it not that the mushroom poisoned the child?
8862	Now what is the cause, in the first place, of this aggregation of molecules: and, in the second place, of the increase of sensitiveness?
8862	Now, what is the important part of history here from a physician''s point of view?
8862	Or was it one of the gasteromycetes, the coniomycetes, the hyphomycetes, the ascomycetes, or one of the physomycetes?
8862	Suppose that the fungologists are at swords''points with each other about the name of the particular fungus that killed the boy?
8862	This circumstance might enable me to dispense with any report; for how judge of a machine that one has not seen and does not know the agent of?
8862	What kind of agaricus was it?
8862	Will an extended application of this system ever be made?
30691	''How are you feeling now, Green?'' 30691 A slave of a pile of flesh that you must feed and protect from the agonies that attack it on every side?
30691	A what?
30691	About the crown which probably is still lying on the altar there?
30691	Ah, I am to be sacrificed, eh? 30691 Aimu?
30691	Am I not your nephew? 30691 Am I still asleep?"
30691	And do you think the Duca and all the caciques will go with the apes?
30691	And now,he shot out, eyeing the young man through narrowed lids,"will you please state the purpose of this visit?"
30691	And what will happen to me, and to the girls, if I decline?
30691	And what,Kirby asked exultantly,"does the Duca say?"
30691	And yet, is it? 30691 And yet,"she went on for him,"you do not believe he would have conceded what he has, unless he intends to make trouble?"
30691	And you ca n''t find out what we must rescue Naida_ from_?
30691	And you do not know what the cylinder is? 30691 And you say you have no close relatives, no ties of any sort to interfere with work that is dangerous-- and something else?"
30691	And-- and nothing has happened to you?
30691	And-- and we can do nothing?
30691	Any possible hope?
30691	Are we down- hearted?
30691	Are we really in such a contraption?
30691	Are you able to run?
30691	Are you all right?
30691	Are you asking_ me_, to my face, whether I will listen to terms which you offer as self- styled victor of a battle with my caciques?
30691	But Naida, whatever is there about this fragment of gold to startle you as it does?
30691	But am I to be deprived of my retreat, left here like a common dog amongst other dogs, while these accursed fiends starve slowly to death? 30691 But do you mean to say that you and I are no more than a mosquito, a malaria protozoan, or even one of those trees in the jungle?"
30691	But do you not remember that I said I had_ not_ come here because you summoned me?
30691	But how can I find this jungle village without a guide?
30691	But tell me, Aña, how did you get here?
30691	But there is no food in the tower, is there?
30691	But what could I have been thinking about except how you looked when we came together in that gloomy place, and walked forward, side by side? 30691 But which direction did they take?"
30691	But who are your parents, and how did you get among the Ungapuks?
30691	But who could have done it?
30691	But why did n''t you kill him, as you killed the others? 30691 But why do you think you can be of assistance to me?"
30691	But why,he asked in whispers of his fellow- prisoner,"--why this open hatred of us?
30691	But, what is it?
30691	But,said Karl, thinking aloud rather than meaning to interrupt,"what has all this to do with me?
30691	But_ why_?
30691	Ca n''t you stay by me until time to land? 30691 Can you find the entrance?"
30691	Can you tell where or how he will strike at us?
30691	Can you withstand shock?
30691	Did you find out anything?
30691	Did you plan this monstrous thing?
30691	Did you see what happened to the divers yesterday?
30691	Do n''t you see?
30691	Do we_ see_?
30691	Do you know where the villages of the ape- people are?
30691	Do you mean me to understand that you can reduce a living body to its basic elements and then rebuild these elements into a remade man?
30691	Do you mean the one where they used to smuggle aliens? 30691 Do you mean to tell me you know so little of your world as that?
30691	Do you mind if I take it for a moment?
30691	Do you realize what it means to our cause that it should have been returned to us in this way?
30691	Do you see what he has there?
30691	Do you speak of Sir Basil Addington?
30691	Do you think-- do you suppose--?
30691	Do you want to die?
30691	Does anyone think we ought to try the tunnels now?
30691	Does that help?
30691	Eighty fathoms? 30691 Has Captain Starley told that story to anyone else yet?"
30691	Has he the triangular brand?
30691	Has no one learned to use these weapons?
30691	Have you any idea of what all this means?
30691	Have you got any puff balls?
30691	Holy One,exclaimed a new priest in answer to the urge to fight,"what can we do against the golden haired fiend?
30691	How can I call you?
30691	How could you tell?
30691	How long can you remain under water in it?
30691	How much did you say they had?
30691	How much farther,he asked in a voice which became sharp,"until we reach the headquarters of these caciques?"
30691	How''ll you know he''s there at the time?
30691	I suppose that they are weapons of the sort you used against the ape- men this morning?
30691	I suppose,he said,"that anyone who was responsible for the return of the cylinder to its rightful owners, would be held in some respect?"
30691	If we both went, who would work the air to let us back in? 30691 Is it Naida you are called?"
30691	Is it time to tell him yet, Naida?
30691	Is n''t it a shame, Hale,she moaned,"that the fire burned all the animals and insects, the machinery, and even your notes?"
30691	Is that all they do to you?
30691	Is there anyone else who cares to fight?
30691	It''s gone?
30691	Made you? 30691 Might it not have been stolen before the vessel sank?"
30691	More nonsense,said Sykes;"and probably correct.... Well, what are we to do?--sit tight and give them as little information as we can?
30691	My father?
30691	Naida, do you mean to tell me that Quetzalcoatl was not simply a mythical monster, but an actual, living serpent which is alive_ now_?
30691	Naida,he exclaimed,"do you know what those are?"
30691	Naida?
30691	Nini, will you go?
30691	No?
30691	No?
30691	Now what do you think about that?
30691	Now what in the hell ever got into his crazy head?
30691	Now?
30691	Oh, you wonder, eh?
30691	On-- on the day of our union?
30691	Or do we take it when it comes and fight with what we''ve got as long as we can? 30691 Quartz or glass?--what are they made of?
30691	Quartz?
30691	Rocket car? 30691 Saranoff?"
30691	See those floodlights fastened to the cliff so that their beams will sweep across the mouth of the tunnel when they are lighted?
30691	Sir Basil Addington?
30691	So? 30691 Some miracle of power that will drive a fleet through space as they have done, to battle with the enemy on his own ground--"Could he help?
30691	Startling, is n''t it? 30691 Still,"asked General Clinton coldly,"for what purpose do you wish to be relieved?
30691	Tell me,he said to her:"do you yourself believe that this Serpent has the powers of a God?"
30691	That?
30691	The Young Labor party? 30691 The trochosphere?
30691	Then where am I, and who are you?
30691	There is to be no more fighting?
30691	Think so? 30691 This vessel?"
30691	To live-- and be a slave of_ this_?
30691	Uncle Rudolph?
30691	Under what conditions am I to leave?
30691	Was this steel door part of your work?
30691	We''re here,he said,"but how can we get up?"
30691	Well,he asked,"how about to- morrow, and the next day, and the next?
30691	Well?
30691	What about that creature we saw in the cave, Doctor? 30691 What are those big bundles fastened to the lower limbs?"
30691	What are you thinking about?
30691	What caused that?
30691	What depth are we?
30691	What did you change?
30691	What do you mean?
30691	What do you want?
30691	What does this mean?
30691	What is it, Doctor?
30691	What is it, Hale?
30691	What is it, Ivana? 30691 What is it?"
30691	What is that?
30691	What is this, Naida?
30691	What is your object in going down, if I may ask?
30691	What shall we do with him, Aña?
30691	What was it, then?
30691	What''s that? 30691 What''s the trouble, a flood of new counterfeits?"
30691	What''s this? 30691 What, then, do you suggest that we do next?"
30691	What,asked Kirby,"is this need which made one of you cut my rope, so that I should come here?"
30691	When do you think he will make a move to start trouble?
30691	When will you have us start?
30691	Whence came it?
30691	Where did they get it?
30691	Where did you get this thing which you call''a fragment of gold''?
30691	Where have you been hiding and why have n''t you reported the fact of your rescue to the proper authorities? 30691 Where have you been these twenty- three years, Peter Van Dorn?"
30691	Where is Aña?
30691	Where is Sir Basil?
30691	Where is he?
30691	Where to?
30691	Who are you, Aña?
30691	Who are you?
30691	Who have you lived with, I mean?
30691	Who is it?
30691	Who was the leader?
30691	Why all the dirty looks? 30691 Why did n''t you examine it closer?"
30691	Why did you lie?
30691	Why is n''t it?
30691	Why not starve them out, O Holy One?
30691	Why not?
30691	Why not?
30691	Why not?
30691	Why not?
30691	Why?
30691	Why?
30691	Will you finish telling me,he asked of Naida,"about the task I am to perform for you here?"
30691	Wo n''t that be rather risky for the cutter?
30691	Would n''t you like to know? 30691 Would you like to see how life springs from a wedding of matter, energy, and consciousness?"
30691	Yes, but do you believe the Serpent is God?
30691	Yes; do n''t you? 30691 Yes?"
30691	Yes?
30691	You are very strong, are you not?
30691	You do n''t think I overlooked that, do you? 30691 You do n''t think they''re going to stay here, do you?"
30691	You mean I am to lead a revolt,he asked,"against these same caciques whom we are going now to face?"
30691	You mean I''m under arrest?
30691	You mean we are out in the open-- traveling in space-- to the Moon perhaps?
30691	You said the_ Arethusa_? 30691 You say I can see atoms?"
30691	You understand?
30691	You''ve been kept completely ignorant?
30691	Your son?
30691	Your turn for what, Aña?
30691	_ What?_Still kneeling half in fun, half in sincere reverence, Naida held out the precious, potent cylinder of gold.
30691	_ What_ is it, Naida?
30691	''What''s the matter with you?
30691	***** How many had they brought down?
30691	***** Professor Sykes''eyes showed his appreciation of a spirit that could still dare to hope, but he asked dejectedly:"Escape?
30691	*****"But suppose your lifting cable should break?"
30691	A landing would be easy, for had not the voice instructed him in the use of the gravity- energy?
30691	Always to live amongst the wearers of the purple?
30691	Am I not really cursed as you''ve maintained?
30691	And then, I wonder if it is safe to let him go, hating me?
30691	And what is life?
30691	And who the devil are you?"
30691	And why?"
30691	Anything come of it?"
30691	Are we going to allow it?"
30691	Are you afraid your sea serpent will get us?''
30691	Are you following me?"
30691	Are you going to put out a quarterly?
30691	Are you kidding me?"
30691	Are you ready?"
30691	Are you with us?"
30691	At last he said:"And what of you and I, Sir Basil?
30691	At last the young man cried out:"How did you breed these freaks?"
30691	Bird?"
30691	But do you mean that you never knew your sacred cylinder was so close to you all these years?"
30691	But first--""What?"
30691	But how is the Zar to be overcome?
30691	But was there an exception?
30691	But what did it matter?
30691	But what did it matter?
30691	But what did it matter?
30691	But what happens until that time comes?
30691	But where to?"
30691	But who were these people of the valley?
30691	But why should it not seem so, at this distance within the earth?
30691	But, who the devil is Winslow?"
30691	But-- Well, are both of_ you_ all right?
30691	But-- but-- Oh my God, Boynton, do you mean that they''ve got it?--that it will drive us through space?"
30691	Ca n''t you see the horror of it as nature works?
30691	Can I help you?"
30691	Can you leave the globe while it is under water?"
30691	Did my messenger tell you why we are here and demand your presence?"
30691	Did this station send where he was hoping?
30691	Do n''t you think your author ought to brush up on his astronomy?
30691	Do you consent to listen to Naida''s and my terms?
30691	Do you intend to print an Annual or Quarterly, or do think you will ever enlarge the size of this magazine?
30691	Do you realize this is your_ wedding_ day, and that you''re acting as if there was nothing to be done?"
30691	Do you understand me?
30691	Do you understand?
30691	Do you want to see Aña now?"
30691	Does a woman destroy a dress when she rips it up to make it over?"
30691	Even if the jungle is terrible, were you not born with courage?
30691	Fifteen?
30691	Had the face been real or a dream?
30691	Have n''t you guessed by now what I am getting ready to do?"
30691	Have you been making love to Aña again, after my warning to you?"
30691	Have you never read anything?
30691	Have_ you_ been eating it?"
30691	He a king?
30691	Hopeless?
30691	How could Cor speak English?
30691	How did they get here?"
30691	How do you think a white woman could appear in a tribe of Indians who live in the jungle, many weeks''journey from what you call civilization?"
30691	How high could they ascend?_ From one of the planes he saw the world below; the ships were near their ceiling; this was the limit of their climb.
30691	How much could he comprehend?
30691	How will we use it for travelling through space?"
30691	How will you apply it?
30691	I suppose you could find the entrance which was sealed up?"
30691	In Heaven''s name, how many were there?
30691	In the first place, must you make your covers as lurid and as contradictory to good design as they are?
30691	Is he dead?"
30691	Is there_ anything_ we can do?"
30691	Just what does that mean?"
30691	Large thought, eh, sweetheart?"
30691	Last question of all: had the beautiful girl''s face he believed he had seen just once, been real or an hallucination?
30691	May we not, then, go to the temple?
30691	Mitchell?''
30691	Moon men?"
30691	My birthright-- where is it?"
30691	Naida, is this high priest we''re waiting for, the one who proposed sacrifice of some of you to the apes?"
30691	No life could survive these vibrations of destruction?
30691	Oh, what are they planning?
30691	Oh, what does it mean?"
30691	Once he asked:"If this man had died naturally, could you have brought him back to life?"
30691	Or was it his own fault?
30691	Pretty cocky, are n''t you?
30691	Radium?
30691	See that jupati tree by the rock disappear?"
30691	See, Unani Assu?
30691	Shall we go on?--make a break for it?"
30691	Shall we, too, be caught in this wholesale destruction?"
30691	Sixteen?
30691	Suddenly he wheeled on Hale and asked sharply,"How are your nerves, young man?"
30691	Suddenly the scientist threw up his hand and cried:"You see?
30691	Suicide?
30691	Tell me, may I hope that it will be so-- to- morrow?"
30691	The Serpent comes out of his chasm and--""What chasm?"
30691	The news broadcasts, the thought exchangers-- don''t you follow them at all?"
30691	Then what?
30691	Then--"But what the devil is it all about?"
30691	Through every corner of the earth where life lurks, they would reach?"
30691	To Sir Basil he said:"But if all life disappears from the earth, what shall we do for food-- you, Aña, and I?"
30691	To be responsible for the welfare of half the world?
30691	Understand?
30691	Was he in another world?
30691	Was there one little thing that he could do to apply their knowledge to practical ends?
30691	Was this the station that had communicated with the ship that had hovered above their flying field in that far- off land?
30691	Was this, as he believed, a signal to come not only to the edge of the orifice,_ but to lower himself down into its depths_?
30691	What are they going to do to her?"
30691	What can I do for you?"
30691	What do you intend to do?"
30691	What do you mean?"
30691	What do you think of that?"
30691	What does she say?
30691	What hope for them here?
30691	What is food?
30691	What is it you wish of Aimu?
30691	What is it you wish of the Ungapuks?"
30691	What is the length of their day?
30691	What is your answer?"
30691	What kind of man was this that Boynton had sent him?
30691	What more do you want?"
30691	What next?
30691	What of their deadliness?_ And again he was seated in a plane, and he was firing tiny bullets from a tiny gun.
30691	What possible animus can they have against the earth or its people?"
30691	What possible crime could he have committed?
30691	What power had he to vision the idea- pictures in the other''s mind?
30691	What was there about the putrid yet gorgeous perfume that had made the stallion go off his nut, so to speak?
30691	Where is Naida?
30691	Who had made the beautiful footprints beside him, when he had slept at last after his arrival here?
30691	Who had taken them?
30691	Who knew how much of such feeling was read by these keen- eyed observers?
30691	Who says civilization is going down, when the future holds men like that?
30691	Who''s my father?"
30691	Why ca n''t they make their stories logical?
30691	Why ca n''t they think of something original?
30691	Why did he let you go, knowing that you would give the alarm?"
30691	Why does the government of this Zar want me?"
30691	Why else should I have sent for you?"
30691	Why had eleven Mexican bandits refused to advance even to within decent rifle range of the canyon''s mouth?
30691	Why had someone scratched a line in the earth from him directly to the distant orifice of the geyser?
30691	Why labor day after day at the oxygen generators to give them the fresh air they breathe?"
30691	Why not Venus or Mercury?
30691	Why not eat his food?"
30691	Why will it be that?"
30691	Why work out our lives down here so they can live in the lap of luxury over our heads?
30691	Why-- why, do you know what you are offering us?
30691	Why?"
30691	Will you love me as I have learned to love you during this single day in Paradise?"
30691	Will you sit over there by Aña and wait?
30691	Will you, Naida?
30691	Will you, please?"
30691	Wo n''t it hatch into another terror of the sea like the thing that destroyed the ship?"
30691	Wo n''t you tell me your name?"
30691	Would it reach?
30691	Would there be anyone to hear?
30691	You can?
30691	You do n''t mean it, do you?"
30691	You do not believe it was Quetzalcoatl''s pleasure over the great diamond which made him cease preying on your people?"
30691	You have no cause to love him, have you?"
30691	You''ve got us here as prisoners-- now what do you expect us to do?
30691	Zar Peter?
30691	_ And did they fight with gas?
30691	_ But on the ground below-- what fortifications?
30691	_ Now_ have I told you enough?"
30691	_ What of Earth''s armies and their means of defense?_ Vaguely he sensed the demand, and without conscious volition he responded.
30691	he exclaimed,"Mac radioed us from Venus; is there anything impossible after that?"
9199	And whence did He derive the material for it?"
9199	But then arises the other great question:"How is this primary mass related to the cosmic ether?
9199	Do these two original substances stand in fundamental and eternal antithesis to one another?
9199	Is there such a thing?
9199	Or was it the mobile ether itself, perhaps, that originally engendered the heavy mass?
9199	Structure: dynamical; Structure: atomic, discontinuous, continuous, elastic substance, inelastic substance, not composed of atoms(?)
9199	What was He doing before creation?
9199	composed of atoms(?)]
505	How came the diversity of language?
505	Were beasts of prey and venomous animals created before, or after, the fall of Adam? 505 What aroused the vengeance of Jehovah or of Allah to work these miracles of desolation?"
505	Whence these pillars of salt?
505	Which was the first language?
505	Why did the Creator not say,''Be fruitful and multiply,''to plants as well as to animals? 505 Why is this region thus blasted?"
505	Why were only beasts and birds brought before Adam to be named, and not fishes and marine animals?
505	( Domine quo vadis?
505	Among the foremost of these questions were three:"Whence came language?"
505	Among the many questions he then raised and discussed may be mentioned such as these:"What caused the creation of the stars on the fourth day?"
505	And again, in an agony of supplication, he cries out:"Do we see the sword blazing over us?
505	And for what were the youth of Oxford led into such bottomless depths of disbelief as to any real existence of truth or any real foundation for it?
505	As we discussed one after another of the candidates, he suddenly said:"Who is to be your Professor of Moral Philosophy?
505	But DID he ever do it?
505	But verses quite as good appeared on the other side, one of them being as follows:"Is this, then, the great Colenso, Who all the bishops offends so?
505	For the account of the Dead Sea serpent"Tyrus,"etc., see La Grande Voyage de Hierusalem, Paris( 1517?
505	He also asked,"If the primeval language existed even up to the time of Moses, whence came the Egyptian language?"
505	He says:"My heart answered in the words of the prophet,''Shall a man speak lies in the name of the Lord?''
505	He then asks,"Why should our age be so completely destitute of them?"
505	How can they have been redeemed by the Saviour?"
505	How can they trace back their origin to Noah''s ark?
505	How can we determine which of these opposite statements is the very truth till we know what motion is?
505	If it be urged that birds could reach America by flying and fishes by swimming, he asks,"What of the beasts which neither fly nor swim?"
505	If there are other planets, since God makes nothing in vain, they must be inhabited; but how can their inhabitants be descended from Adam?
505	In a medieval text- book, giving science the form of a dialogue, occur the following question and answer:"Why is the sun so red in the evening?"
505	Let it put us upon crying to God, that the judgment be diverted and not return upon us again so speedily.... Doth God threaten our very heavens?
505	Might not the Almighty himself be willing to employ the malice of these powers of the air against those who had offended him?
505	New epoch in chemistry begun by Boyle Attitude of the mob toward science Effect on science of the reaction following the French Revolution:{?}
505	On the first page of the introduction the author, after stating the two theories, asks,"Which is right?"
505	On the other hand, what had science done for religion?
505	On the other hand, what was gained by the warriors of science for religion?
505	St. Chrysostom says:"What can be more unreasonable than to sow without land, without rain, without ploughs?
505	The Dominican Father Caccini preached a sermon from the text,"Ye men of Galilee, why stand ye gazing up into heaven?"
505	The belief was strongly held that the writers of the Bible were merely pens in the hand of God( Dei calami.{;?}
505	This being the case, who could care to waste time on the study of material things and give thought to the structure of the world?
505	W. E. Adams, article in the Lutheran Quarterly, April, 1879, on Evolution: Shall it be Atheistic?
505	What are comets?
505	What do they indicate?
505	What have we to do with their significance?
505	What matters it that the inculcation of high duty in the childhood of the world is embodied in such quaint stories as those of Jonah and Balaam?
505	What was his influence on religion?
505	Which is more consistent with a great religion, the cosmography of Cosmas or that of Isaac Newton?
505	Which presents a nobler field for religious thought, the diatribes of Lactantius or the calm statements of Humboldt?
505	Who does not see that great confusion would result from this motion?"
505	Who woulde likewise say that they have carried Tygers and Lyons?
505	Why study the old heavens and the old earth, when they were so soon to be replaced with something infinitely better?
505	Why, indeed, give a thought to it?
505	Why, then, should it be studied?
505	and who would wish to plant colonies of such creatures in new, desirable lands?"
505	and, thirdly,"DOES THAT STATUE STILL EXIST?"
505	or"Whence these blocks of granite?"
505	secondly,"WHERE was she thus transformed?"
505	that the crops and trees grow downward?...
505	that the rains and snow and hail fall upward toward the earth?...
505	what have you done with the Son of God?"
505	who would trust himself with them?
505	why do you stop and hold back, when you know that your strength is lost on Christ?
9266	But till lately it has never been asked,"Is man''s adaptation to an upright posture perfect?"
9266	But what earthly use has a man for valves in the intercostal veins which carry blood almost horizontally backward to the azygos veins?
9266	Finally, we have to ask, What of our export coals?
9266	Leaving danger out of the question, it may be asked whether we have not here the origin of clothing?
9266	Now that we know our most formidable enemies, how shall we defend ourselves against them?
9266	The only question is: How were these great masses of vegetable matter brought together?
9266	The question is, How was the land surface formed for the growth of plants?
9266	and"Is this posture attended with no drawbacks?"
9666	How can this be done?
9666	Is there the will?
9666	Know they the way?
9666	Some of you doubtless bear in mind that before the late war men used to say,"Cotton is king;"and why so?
9666	The great economic question, however, connected with the use of natural gas is, how will it affect the industrial interests of the country?
9666	We know that Alexander the Great penetrated to the Caspian; and in Plutarch we read:"Hence[ Arbela] he marched through the province Babylon[ Media?
9666	What mean those buildings which you have seen spring up within a few years past in all the college greens of New England?
9666	Who enthroned this harmless plant?
9666	], which immediately submitted to him, and in Ecbatana[?]
8742	But what are these other substances?
8742	He was asked:"What does it register?"
8742	If this is not the case, the proportions( of acetic acid and alcohol?)
8742	Is the affirmative, sustained by a large number of chemists, a mistake that ought to be corrected?
8742	Is woman''s milk richer in fatty matters and sugar in proportion to the caseine than that of the cow?
8742	Only a short time since, one of these very reliable(?)
8742	To save the trouble and expense of a scaffold to work on, I had it applied with a hand fire engine( garden syringe?)
8742	What is the food of ruminants?
8742	What role do they play in digestion?
8742	What, on the contrary, is the food of woman?
8742	what wouldst thou do with it?
31168	A human or a Robot?
31168	Am I crazy, or what?
31168	And do you want anything else?
31168	And he succeeded?
31168	And one capable of carrying passengers, would you say?
31168	And suppose we leave it?
31168	And the next move?
31168	And what are we going to do now?
31168	And what was the experiment?
31168	And where, would you guess, are we headed?
31168	And you, sir?
31168	And--?
31168	Any new suggestions?
31168	Are we blocked, ahead?
31168	Are you mad?
31168	But can it be possible such creatures could have produced that rocket?
31168	But did n''t I read something, too, about some anonymous Indian rajah who was thought to be raising money by disposing of his jewels?
31168	But how can you say that?
31168	But suppose we agree not to report it?
31168	But surely, my dear fellow, you do n''t connect this gigantic plot with your discovery of-- whatever it is you have discovered?
31168	But these curious creatures?
31168	But where can I go?
31168	But where do the Lamas figure in this? 31168 But where do we want to land?
31168	But who are they? 31168 But why do n''t they come after us?"
31168	But why is he different?
31168	But why not Australia, for instance?
31168	But why talk of anything unpleasant, when there is wealth enough here for all? 31168 But why?
31168	But you, Jack? 31168 By the end of the third year they had showed Dad how to make one of those metal things--""Like that one that jumped at me?"
31168	Ca n''t you see me?
31168	Can they be invisible?
31168	Can we get there?
31168	Can you make it, do you think?
31168	Cremation?
31168	Davis Island?
31168	Dead... these twenty years?
31168	Did you hear that?
31168	Do n''t you fear him-- just a little, Migul? 31168 Do n''t you hear me?"
31168	Do you believe that, Migul?
31168	Do you mean this girl?
31168	Do you mean to say nothing further is to be done here-- that the disintegrator will work without any attention?
31168	Do you mean you intend to kill us?
31168	Do you think you can ever check our speed?
31168	Do you understand me?
31168	Do you want to see Xantra now?
31168	Does it look likely?
31168	Ever take any pre- law courses on how to work the invisible controls of a space ship?
31168	From whence came those sounds, Priest?
31168	George? 31168 Give us a ride, will you?
31168	Granted it does,--a little impatiently--"but did it ever occur to you that where there''s smoke, there''s fire?
31168	Have you any idea what composition this stuff is?
31168	Have you ever looked at Mars through a good telescope?
31168	How are you, Professor-- all right?
31168	How are you, old man?
31168	How long ago?
31168	How many of them are there on this ship: and how many like Xantra?
31168	How the devil could you, till I told you? 31168 How''s that?"
31168	In Siberia, in Brazil-- but why bore you with the multiplication of my now useless wealth? 31168 Is it locked, Migul?"
31168	Is it you-- or your ghost?
31168	Is the man from 1935 with Tugh and the Princess?
31168	Is this the fellow?
31168	Just how does it happen,he asked,"that you know so much about things here?"
31168	Killed him?
31168	Mars?
31168	Migul, can you hear me?
31168	Not here? 31168 Now what the devil will be the next step?"
31168	Now where the devil would you say we are?
31168	Now, then, are you coming back with me and have a look at my Diamond Thunderbolt, or am I going back alone?
31168	O divine Shabako,he questioned shrilly,"who is this stranger?"
31168	Of course,he explained patiently,"and what if they are?
31168	Radio for warships, eh?
31168	Ready?
31168	See here, you birds,he addressed the Cossacks,"where is he, eh?"
31168	Shall we go now? 31168 So we''re going to have a moon?
31168	Solar disintegrating machine?
31168	Something you want me to do?
31168	Suppose you_ do_ wipe out all the machines in this particular vicinity, wo n''t there be tremendous numbers left all through the Equatorial Belt?
31168	The flicker of green that stopped the signals, and the green fire that got us-- what can they mean?
31168	Then she is with him?
31168	Then what are we going to do? 31168 Then what''s the odds?"
31168	Then-- then you reached the top?
31168	There-- what?
31168	Tina, ca n''t we--"Follow them?
31168	Us?
31168	We-- we''ve said already all there is to say, have n''t we?
31168	Well what?
31168	Well?
31168	What about this island? 31168 What are you talking about?"
31168	What can they be?--or who?
31168	What do you mean, cremation?
31168	What do you propose to do-- murder us?
31168	What do you say?
31168	What happened, Migul? 31168 What is it?"
31168	What is that plan you spoke of, Keston, for reconquering the earth from the machines?
31168	What is this? 31168 What is thy name-- and why did he slay thy companion?"
31168	What then?
31168	What was the thing?
31168	What was your hunch, and how did it come to lead you here?
31168	What would anyone want with warships on Davis Island?
31168	What you t''ank?
31168	What''s happened?
31168	What''s happening here?
31168	What''s that?
31168	What''s the matter, Migul?
31168	What, gentlemen-- you have no further curiosity about me? 31168 What-- what is it?"
31168	When? 31168 Where are you hit?
31168	Where are you?
31168	Where can we hide?
31168	Where does he drive us?
31168	Where does this go, Migul?
31168	Where is the man?
31168	Where? 31168 Who are these slaves you keep mentioning?"
31168	Who art thou to come thus into the Temple, calling thyself Shabako-- Shabako, who has been dead these twenty years?
31168	Who art thou?
31168	Who said we were going to melt the entire glacier? 31168 Why give me up for anything so unpleasant?"
31168	Why is he different?
31168	Why mince matters? 31168 Why not?"
31168	Why not?
31168	Wo n''t the instrument show anything, Tina?
31168	You are sure Tugh can not open it? 31168 You did n''t think we were going to live here in this fashion the rest of our lives?
31168	You found them here?
31168	You know me?
31168	You see where we are?
31168	You think so?
31168	You want to know about what happened to the machine monsters?
31168	You will have tea, my friends? 31168 You will kill Tugh?"
31168	You will kill him? 31168 You''ll take us, understand?
31168	You''ve completed it at last? 31168 You-- you say you are--?"
31168	( a) Has it not been proven actually and mathematically that the explosions of rockets and expanding gases are even more powerful in space?
31168	***** Staggering to his feet a moment later, bruised and shaken, Stoddard gasped out:"Professor are you there?
31168	***** What was this?
31168	A little more, now; and Clee would be able to take the disk out; but would the slaves restrain themselves until then?
31168	A man''s voice answered,"You are a human?
31168	Am I not Shabako?
31168	Am I not he who twenty years ago-- as the High Priest says-- pursued the priestess and her lover into the land of ice?
31168	Am I not the man who ruled thee?
31168	And Abud, the obedient dull- wit again?
31168	And did the green fire get him?"
31168	And finally said laboriously:"Who-- who art thou?"
31168	And he repeated Craig''s question:"Who art thou?"
31168	And how could the Dark Moon receive the light that it did?
31168	And it works?"
31168	And month after succeeding month their memory would fade from the minds of those who had loved them, while they would be-- where?...
31168	And what fate lay in store for him?
31168	And what is the matter with reprints?
31168	And what is the result?
31168	And why did the glowing needle point at Mars?
31168	And you say you have n''t any clothes?
31168	And you?"
31168	And you?"
31168	Are you all right?"
31168	But how about Keston?
31168	But how?
31168	But how?
31168	But how?
31168	But of what use would that be?
31168	But the Pharaoh Shabako''s eyes were only wrathful, and he shouted:"A god?
31168	But to what destination was he going?
31168	But what has happened to Cummings?
31168	But where were they?
31168	But where?"
31168	But why not foresee the demand of your Readers and have a few stories by R. F. Starzl?
31168	But why not?
31168	But....""But what?"
31168	By the way, did n''t I notice a rather heated argument going on in"The Readers''Corner"about reprints?
31168	Ca n''t the covers be more like those on the March, May, June and July, 1930, issues?
31168	Ca n''t you manage to get next month''s issue out a little earlier, Mr. Bates?
31168	Ca n''t you see that he is a throwback, lost in this world of science and machines?
31168	Can you do that?
31168	Can you prove your statement?"
31168	Could a Robot lie?
31168	Could you follow him to where he is now?"
31168	Dared I remain?
31168	Did he know I was in here?
31168	Did you ever have a hunch, Professor?
31168	Do n''t let me catch you prowling around, d''you hear?
31168	Do n''t you desire that, Migul?"
31168	Do n''t you see where we are?
31168	Do n''t you?"
31168	Do you know?"
31168	Do you think with your sub- human minds to overcome one of the Tillas, Masters of the Universe?
31168	Do you understand?
31168	Does he want us for slaves?"
31168	Does the author mean to say that the explosions of the tubes have to have something to push against to have any action?
31168	Feel the vibrations?"
31168	First, why not take a vote on the quarterly idea?
31168	Had Migul returned here and gone back to Mary?
31168	Had they got away or were they hiding somewhere?
31168	Has she the strength?"
31168	Hast thou the other, too?"
31168	Have n''t you yet?"
31168	Have you ever noticed that 99% of Edmond Hamilton''s stories have the same plot as"Monsters of Mars"?
31168	Have you got anything sharp?
31168	He bowed with mock gravity and said,"How do you do, Miss Helen Hunter?"
31168	He kept peering at the place pointed out, at a spot of black even darker than the inky sky; or did he only imagine it was darker?
31168	He looks much like a man; he is some kind of a man; but he''s not from Earth--""You''ve_ seen_ him?"
31168	His mind framed the question,"What will I be in a moment from now?"
31168	How about it?
31168	How come you there?
31168	How did that happen?"
31168	How do we know what state we were in?"
31168	How does the author calculate that in"Beyond The Vanishing Point"?
31168	How had these warm- blooded people come to the far north?
31168	How would you care to make a little scientific expedition to Mars, say?"
31168	Human beings--?
31168	I said once more,"You are sure Tugh can not do this?"
31168	I''m boss, do you understand?"
31168	If Migul can lead us...."I added,"Migul, could you follow Tugh?
31168	In the second place, even if we could, the whole world would be overwhelmed, and then where would we be?"
31168	Is n''t an eight and nine- page section a bit too much?
31168	Is n''t that so?"
31168	Is n''t there some way to get back to the top of the Glacier?"
31168	Is n''t this a grand old world?
31168	Is the_ Micrad_ coming?"
31168	Is this not the priestess, Taia?"
31168	It is but an example of our modern progress, is it not?"
31168	It was cruel, but he was a god; and who was to question the will of a god?
31168	Know how an explosive force would react in space?
31168	Mechanically Clee asked:"Who are you?"
31168	Men?
31168	Might not the violently expanding gases fly forth from an exhaust vent to expand instantly, frictionlessly and impotently to the ends of the universe?
31168	Migul, where did he take her?
31168	Mum''s the word-- right?"
31168	Now then, how do they steer this thing?
31168	Of course, it can be improved-- but what ca n''t?
31168	Or how about the sun?
31168	Or perhaps you would prefer whiskey and soda?"
31168	Right now?"
31168	See?"
31168	Shabako, he saw, really believed the superstition- conceived story he had just spun, so-- now what?
31168	Shall we try it?"
31168	Smell it?"
31168	So you were the brainy ones, eh?
31168	Something with an edge on it?"
31168	Take me with thee to-- to thy-- heaven.... Canst thou not-- take-- Taia?"
31168	The big machine on the mountain?
31168	The green flashes?
31168	The metal thing that jumps about like a grasshopper?
31168	The question now is, who''s back of this thing?
31168	The snow people?
31168	Their origin?
31168	Then the clear, sweet voice, serious again, replied,"So you swam ashore from the boat I signaled?"
31168	There were lost seconds while she desperately fumbled, and Larry pleaded:"Tina, dear, what''s the matter?"
31168	There''s only enough for a meal or two; and then what will you do?"
31168	They were thought to be synthetic, were they not?"
31168	Time- Traveler:"Say, Sulsu- D-9, has Astounding Stories brought out a Quarterly yet?"
31168	To which one-- near which one were they going?
31168	Vanished, sayest thou?
31168	Was Tugh in there?
31168	Was Tugh lurking here, waiting for me to raise myself above this opening?
31168	Was he coming forward?
31168	Was he creeping up on me?
31168	Was the Robot lying to me?
31168	Was there some legend back of it?
31168	Was there truth after all in those persistent rumors of the natives about the snow people who inhabited the upper slopes of the Himalayas?
31168	Well?"
31168	Were their words understood?
31168	Were we headed for the End?
31168	What connection did this great device have with the signal of distress from the cliff, and the green fire that had destroyed the_ Virginia_?
31168	What could they do?
31168	What did they mean by endangering the lives of everyone, with their damned contraption?
31168	What do you propose to do with us, now that you have us in your power?"
31168	What do you want me to do?"
31168	What had started the disintegrator in the dead of night?
31168	What is that old saying about the best articles not being always in the best wrapped parcels?
31168	What is their origin?
31168	What is this matter so grave that it has led you to disturb us at our pleasures?"
31168	What madness has seized you?
31168	What makes them the monsters they have become?"
31168	What manner of man was this?
31168	What penalty must she pay?"
31168	What was the meaning of the gleaming ring and needle?
31168	What was there to be done now?
31168	What would you say if I told you that I have solved even_ that_ problem?
31168	What''s it all about?
31168	What''s that?"
31168	What''s this?_"][ Sidenote: Locked in a rocket and fired into space!--such was the fate which awaited young Stoddard at the end of the diamond trail!]
31168	When will you tell the Council?"
31168	Where could we hide from the machines?"
31168	Where did they live?
31168	Where did you find them?"
31168	Where had they come from?
31168	Where is Ay?"
31168	Where is it-- Cape Cod, you want to be let off, Miss Gray?...
31168	Where is the girl?"
31168	Where was Migul now?
31168	Where was Tugh to meet those Robot leaders?"
31168	Where was she going?
31168	Where was the Editor when this blew in?
31168	Where was young Jack Stoddard, official geologist and crack mountaineer of the party?
31168	Where would that be?"
31168	Who are you to demand anything from us?
31168	Who are you?"
31168	Who are you?"
31168	Who art thou?"
31168	Who knows?"
31168	Who were these strange visitors?
31168	Why are they so small, so pale?"
31168	Why ca n''t Readers be reasonable?
31168	Why did n''t someone come out of the ship?
31168	Why did n''t something happen?
31168	Why had it been called that?
31168	Why not limit it to a maximum of, say, five pages?
31168	Why, the god Aten was the Sun God!--the divinity Egypt worshipped in five hundred B.C.?
31168	Why?
31168	Will some other kind Reader endeavor to explain it to me?
31168	Will you be more quick with him?"
31168	Will you kill him if we find him?"
31168	Will you protect me?"
31168	Will you thank your Authors for me for the very many hours of interesting reading they have given me during the past twelve months?
31168	Will you?
31168	Within a moment we were flashing off into the great stream of Time....*****"You think he has gone forward into the future?"
31168	Would I ever see my friend again?
31168	Would he fire through the doorway, or appear abruptly at the window?
31168	Would it respond?
31168	Would she prevail?
31168	Would they ever return to their Earth again?
31168	You are not sociable, after enjoying my hospitality, my transportation?
31168	You can understand, yes?"
31168	You have heard of me, perhaps?"
31168	You know anything about it?"
31168	You think I, a nobleman, am interested in the masses?
31168	You''ve noticed the lumps on the back of your necks?
31168	Your knife?
31168	_ Covers Too Imaginative?_ Dear Editor: For crying out loud, why ca n''t everyone be satisfied!
31168	_ Expert Opinion_ Dear Editor: May I express my pleasure and gratification in your worthy magazine?
31168	_ Heroes Too Heroic?_ Dear Editor: I wrote you a letter last month.
31168	crackled in his brain with almost a physical effort,"do you think to resist Xantra?
9076	***** WHEN DOES AN ELECTRICAL SHOCK BECOME FATAL?
9076	Are we to attribute in any degree the different appearances of the sun''s corona to the presence or absence of a comet at its perihelion?
9076	Assuming now that comets are transparent, can any other phenomena peculiar to comets be accounted for upon this hypothesis?
9076	How high from the surface of the ground has this_ dust_ been gathered-- at what elevation?
9076	How roots and pumpkins will answer in lieu of grass, and what can be fed when this green food is gone?
9076	If the delicate redness of the sky is not caused by dust, what is it caused by?
9076	Now, is it reasonable to believe that dust, however fine, will remain in the atmosphere at that elevation for over six months?
9076	The question,"What is the principal food of the people who live on these mountains?"
9076	When Does the Electric Shock Become Fatal?
552	Ajor, my girl, can it be you?
552	And he is against this plan to invade my father''s country?
552	And what is that?
552	But where is Ajor?
552	But why do you wish to kill me?
552	Can I trust him?
552	Can you keep her?
552	Galu?
552	Have they found Ajor?
552	Is not that fair?
552	Is she mad that she follows me thus?
552	Nobs,I said,"how the devil are we going to cross those cliffs?"
552	They will kill him?
552	What are you going to do with me?
552	What happened?
552	What is that?
552	What is the meaning of this?
552	What is wrong?
552	What is your name?
552	What should I do?
552	What would you do?
552	What''s that? 552 What?"
552	Where are we?
552	Where is the master of this dog?
552	Who are you, man of strange skins?
552	Who are you?
552	Whose is this she?
552	Whose she is this?
552	Why do n''t you kill me?
552	Why not? 552 Why not?"
552	Why should I kill you? 552 Why should I?"
552	Why should you wish me to kill your own people?
552	Why,he asked,"if you could do that, did you not kill me long before?"
552	Will the Kro- lu join him?
552	Will they invade the country of Jor my father?
552	Would you steal him?
552	You are an enemy of Du- seen? 552 You are chief of the Kro- lu?"
552	You are going there?
552	You know him?
552	And Miss La Rue-- could a young girl long have survived the horrors of Caspak after having been separated from all of her own kind?
552	And what of Bowen and his girl?
552	And why?
552	And why?"
552	But where was Ajor?
552	Did you hear that?
552	Do you know where they are?"
552	Had Chal- az spoken the truth to me when he said that Ajor had quit the village of the Kro- lu?
552	Has he not asked to be friends?"
552	Nor can I wonder, knowing this type as I did, for had I not made him ridiculous in the eyes of his warriors, beating him at his own game?
552	Or had they found a way into Caspak?
552	Was it exaltation or was it consternation?
552	Were there many passes or only one?
552	Were they still beyond the barrier cliffs, awaiting my return?
552	What could it mean?
552	What fate had befallen her?
552	What king, savage or civilized, could condone such impudence?
552	What was this hold she had upon me?
552	Where was she, and in whose power?
552	Who is he?"
552	Why did n''t he let one of us go with him?"
552	Why, therefore should I now take it?"
9163	Does science owe nothing to art?
9163	From this arises naturally the question, what quantity of vapor must be produced in a room in order to kill the bacteria in its atmosphere?
9163	How long will it be before all the smell of putrefaction has gone and the water is clear again?
9163	How was this point to be ascertained?
9163	If the latter is hung in a warm room, decomposition will soon take place in it; will the same thing happen to the other cylinder?
9163	If we know the size of the room, shall we be able tell?
9163	In conclusion, I would ask, what can we as practical men gather from these experiments?
9163	Next came the question, what would be the best form of substructure for the new mode of conveyance?
9163	The question arises, how strong must this vapor be in carbolic acid to act as an antiseptic?
9163	What happens to this meat, and what is going on in the water which surrounds it?
32390	... What''s your own dream?
32390	A noise bomb?
32390	And do you realize that I am church as well as state? 32390 And if I did n''t?"
32390	And that is--?
32390	And the end justifies the means?
32390	And what did you see?
32390	And you remember what Abe said? 32390 And yours?"
32390	And--?
32390	Any further discussion, any motions?
32390	Any other ideas?
32390	Anybody else we have n''t heard from?
32390	Are you so stupid as to believe that these matters you have brought up are understandable to my people? 32390 Are you suggesting other countries have designs on Africa?"
32390	Are you suggesting they have n''t? 32390 Brother,"Elmer Allen said dourly,"how''s anybody going to top that?
32390	But did n''t you tell Sven Zetterberg?
32390	But suppose we tell them of how you have deceived them?
32390	But this... what did you call it earlier, Jake?... 32390 But what changed his mind?
32390	But why''d I ever leave New Jersey?
32390	But... but who in the world would want to shoot you, Homer?
32390	But... but, why?
32390	But_ why_?
32390	Crawford?
32390	Cubans?
32390	Did you check with headquarters?
32390	Do you intend to use weapons on those poor people? 32390 Do you think they would admit it?"
32390	El Hassan? 32390 Have you never seen the great aircraft of the white men of Europe and America go flying over?
32390	How did that affair in Mopti turn out, these riots in favor of El Hassan?
32390	How do you know?
32390	How do you stand now?
32390	How does it feel being a sort of reverse agent provocateur?
32390	How is the health of thy children?
32390	How is the health of thy children?
32390	How is the health of thy father?
32390	How is the health of thy fathers?
32390	How is the health of thy kinsmen?
32390	How is the health of thy kinsmen?
32390	How is the health of thy kinswomen?
32390	How is the health of thy kinswomen?
32390	How is the health of thy mother?
32390	How is the health of thy mothers?
32390	How is the health of thy wife?
32390	How is the health of thy wives?
32390	How long are we going to be here?
32390	How many are there supposed to be?
32390	How would I know? 32390 How''s that?"
32390	Hyena?
32390	I get your point, but what has it to do with our work here in North Africa?
32390	I say, why did you Yanks free the Philippines?
32390	I''ve thought the same thing, sometimes, but what are you going to be with people at this stage of development--_subtle_?
32390	Ice?
32390	In Africa, man?
32390	Is Utopia possible?
32390	Is he in Africa?
32390	Is there any other group from which we have n''t heard?
32390	Just in case we do n''t have the opportunity to get together again, what happens at the hall meeting of ringleaders? 32390 Just what sort of thing do you do?"
32390	Like, what''s up, man?
32390	Like, where''d you learn that little party trick, man?
32390	Like, you got any dependents, man?
32390	Listen, have you heard anything about some character named El Hassan?
32390	Listen,she said,"what''re we accomplishing with all this masquerade?"
32390	Man, you mean we ca n''t get a good dish of cous cous in this town?
32390	Men of Sangha,he snapped,"how is your health?"
32390	Might that not strike the spark that would start up violence?
32390	Mopti?
32390	My dream? 32390 My people in their grass and bush huts?
32390	My politics? 32390 Now, go see if you can find my lads, will you?
32390	Oh, powerful stranger, how is your health?
32390	On what grounds?
32390	On what side?
32390	Or from the Arab Union?
32390	Proposing, or propositioning? 32390 Quarterstaffs?"
32390	See here, have you heard reports of a group of Cubans, in the Anglo- Egyptian Sudan to help with the new sugar refining there, being attacked?
32390	So the finger is still on me, eh?
32390	So you want to come along?
32390	Sociologist? 32390 Somebody at the meeting?"
32390	Something big has happened, has n''t it?
32390	Such as what? 32390 That''s a rather silly situation, is n''t it?
32390	The quarterstaffs, eh, Homer?
32390	Then actually, you do n''t deny them?
32390	Then how do you justify your being here?
32390	Then why stay here?
32390	We know of your efforts, but why do you object to calling this meeting?
32390	Well, who is next?
32390	Well, why did n''t you take him sooner? 32390 Well?"
32390	Wha''d''ya mean, cover you, man? 32390 What are you going to be doing... El Hassan?"
32390	What did they say?
32390	What did you see?
32390	What difference does it make? 32390 What do we do while you chaps are gone?"
32390	What do you know about swordsmanship?
32390	What else?
32390	What else?
32390	What gives now, man?
32390	What gives now?
32390	What happened, anyway? 32390 What in the world can you do with that, Homer?
32390	What is that supposed to mean?
32390	What is your point, Elmer?
32390	What is your purpose? 32390 What is your solution?
32390	What just happened?
32390	What kind of jazz is that? 32390 What''d you say, Homer?"
32390	What''re your politics?
32390	What''s so funny?
32390	What''s so funny?
32390	What''s the matter?
32390	What''s the point you''re trying to make?
32390	What''s your point?
32390	Where can I change out of these rags?
32390	Where have you learned of all this?
32390	Where is he?
32390	Where''d you like to get socked, beatnik?
32390	Who are you, Negro?
32390	Who are you? 32390 Who are you?"
32390	Who could contend otherwise? 32390 Who else could it be, Abe?
32390	Who... and why?
32390	Who_ me_?
32390	Why did n''t you look me up?
32390	Why did you come?
32390	Why does n''t somebody dream up a role for me where I can be a rich paramount chief''s favorite wife, or something? 32390 Why in the world did n''t that missionary society refuse the old lady''s gift?"
32390	Why not dress up like one of these Dogon babes?
32390	Why not? 32390 Why not?"
32390	Why not?
32390	Why should I bother?
32390	Why should my follower lie?
32390	Why tomorrow?
32390	Yes?
32390	You mean me, or you?
32390	You think such a project would get the support of the various teams and organizations working North Africa, eh?
32390	You two cats been checked out on quarterstaffs?
32390	You''re not hurt?
32390	You''re not very... ah, husky, are you?
32390	You, there, what is your name?
32390	_ Our_ people?
32390	A man on the outskirts of the gathering called out in high irritation,"But what of the storming of the administration buildings?
32390	A voice said,"What is the plan of operation, Yank?"
32390	Abe Baker called to him,"Dad, how can you object to it being held if you do n''t know what it''s for?"
32390	Abe Baker growled,"Everybody knows and values your work, Doc, but what''s this bit about being opposed to ours?"
32390	Abe grinned and said,"Suppose he does n''t want to come?"
32390	Abe put in innocently,"How would the Arab Union know?
32390	Abe said worriedly, in English,"Listen, man, you been checked out on swords?"
32390	Abe, you and Elmer start getting our equipment out of the luggage--"Jake Armstrong said suddenly,"Look here, Homer, do you need any help?"
32390	Abrahim el Bakr said,"Verily, old one, have you ever seen a black Rouma?"
32390	Against powers such as this, what could prevail?
32390	And then what, man of the desert?"
32390	And who gets to go?
32390	And, if it is n''t, where is there one?"
32390	Angered, Ostrander snapped,"Then you admit that it was you, yourself, who have been spreading these subversive ideas?"
32390	Are n''t quarterstaffs what, well, Robin Hood and his Merry Men used to fight with?"
32390	As he drew nearer, it was decided, instead, that he was a larger creature of the air, perhaps a vulture, though who had ever seen such a vulture?
32390	At the tent entrance, Elmer Allen, his face worried, said, his English in characteristic Jamaican accent,"What did you chaps do?"
32390	Before the Emir had managed to control himself beyond the point of saying any more than,"What is all this?"
32390	But who in all the Dogon had ever witnessed such a_ juju_ man?
32390	But, you see, the point I''m trying to make?
32390	Can you substantiate it?
32390	Cliff laughed with him and said,"Where do we plant poor Isobel next?"
32390	Cliff said from behind the aircraft''s controls,"If you believe what you''re saying, how do you justify being here yourself?"
32390	Cliff said uncomfortably,"Well, what do we do to get the whole thing back to tranquillity?
32390	Cliff said worriedly,"Suppose some of the hotheads get tired of this and try to take over?"
32390	Crawford said to the Swede carefully,"Why?"
32390	Crawford said, looking at her and appreciating her attractiveness, all over again,"You know Timbuktu quite well, do n''t you?"
32390	Did you see me approach by the air?"
32390	Do you realize what I''ve been putting into my tummy this past week?"
32390	Do you think they would take your word against_ mine_, their Kudo?"
32390	Elmer Allen said disgustedly,"Just what part of Africa would you really consider part of the Free World?"
32390	Emir Alhaji Mohammadu blared,"You dare summon me, Kudo of this city?
32390	Finally one, highly encouraged now, as were the others, said,"But why do you show us this and shame us for our foolishness?"
32390	Have I appropriated all such sums for my own use?
32390	Have you ever seen my people?"
32390	He called back to Ballalou,"And then what happened?"
32390	He held his hands out, palms upward questioningly,"And why should these young men beset a Holy One whose only crime is to love El Hassan?"
32390	He said grimly,"See those three holes in the wall above you?"
32390	He said suddenly,"You had nothing to do with this, I suppose?"
32390	He said,"And what do you say to all this?"
32390	He smiled and added,"Anything-- period?"
32390	Hinnan, who was eldest son of the head chief, said,"But why do you tell us this, after shaming our fathers and the old men of the Dogon?"
32390	His voice without inflection, he said,"Hast thou a sword, Omar ben Crawf?"
32390	Homer Crawford said dully,"What are you doing here?"
32390	Homer Crawford said,"All in favor?"
32390	Homer Crawford sat down behind the table, saying,"Who''ll start off?"
32390	Homer came up and said to Elmer, in Songhai,"What has transpired, O Holy One?"
32390	Homer said in English,"What really happened?"
32390	Homer said, still watching his words,"Why the urgency?"
32390	Homer, are we sure these people_ want_ the things we are trying to give them?"
32390	Hospitals for these Hausa serfs?
32390	How about mixing me a drink, too?"
32390	How about phoning down for a bottle of Napoleon and some soda and ice?
32390	How are we to pay for these things, these services?"
32390	How can I co- operate with you?"
32390	How did it come out?"
32390	How do you go about stopping demonstrations in favor of a legend you created yourself?"
32390	How long do you estimate it will be before the job is done?"
32390	How many of you are there, five?
32390	I value your opinion and experience, Isobel, could you come up to the suite and sit in?"
32390	I wonder if we might hear from that gentleman next?"
32390	In spite of himself, now he growled,"What beliefs?
32390	Inside, the boy strangers turned to her and the one who had spoken at the river bank said in English,"How goes it?"
32390	Is that all?"
32390	Isobel said suddenly,"You like this sort of work, do n''t you?"
32390	Isobel said,"I beg your pardon?"
32390	Isobel said,_ sotto voce_,"Secretaries invariably do all the work, why is it that men always nominate a woman for the job?"
32390	Isobel?"
32390	Jake Armstrong called out,"What kind of co- operation?"
32390	Jake said,"Isobel, Cliff, what do you think?"
32390	Meanwhile, what''s going to happen?"
32390	Moussa- ag- Amastan said,"What do you do in the lands of the Taitoq Tuareg?"
32390	Negroes?"
32390	Now, in accord with the reason for this meeting, can you tell us why your organization is present in Africa and what it hopes to achieve?"
32390	Now, who''s next?
32390	Of a sudden, Moussa- ag- Amastan said,"But your women, your families, where are they?"
32390	One of the Tuareg said slyly,"And the murderer of one of your kinsmen, should he, too, have life and liberty, in the belief of El Hassan?"
32390	Ostrander bit out,"Then who is subsidizing this El Hassan?"
32390	Ostrander?"
32390	Out of a clear sky, Crawford said bitterly,"Has it occurred to any of you that what we''re doing here in North Africa is committing genocide?"
32390	Remember the early days when the Congo was first given her freedom?
32390	Remember the original dirty- rumor campaigns back in the States?
32390	Roads?
32390	Schools?
32390	See those mobs?"
32390	She looked over at Cliff Jackson who was piloting the jet and said,"What''re the latest developments?
32390	She said worriedly,"Suppose some of these ringleaders are capable, aggressive types and wo n''t stand for us getting all the important positions?"
32390	Sooner or later, they''d get a chance to drop some line such as_ did you hear about them discovering that two lepers worked at the Royal Laundry_?
32390	That I represent their God to my people?
32390	That in the end the Hero invariably gets clobbered?
32390	The older man said,"A Tuareg in a Reunited Nations team?
32390	The stranger said clearly,"And drop the veil, discard the haik for the new clothing, and attend the schools?"
32390	The younger stranger said mildly,"If the charges contained there are incorrect, then why did you come?"
32390	They were supposedly helping introduce modern sugar refining methods--""Why supposedly?"
32390	This is aid?
32390	Total number of jars that got through?
32390	Total time elapsed since leaving Iowa?
32390	Was n''t it an old adage of the Romans that if you feared trouble at home, stir up war abroad?
32390	Was there any way of checking?
32390	What I mean is, how do we end these demonstrations?"
32390	What are your immediate plans?
32390	What did you have in mind doing?"
32390	What do Jake, Cliff and I do?"
32390	What good does it do, really?
32390	What had Cliff Jackson said at the same meeting?
32390	What is my own dream?
32390	What is the program of the Soviet Complex as it applies to this area, and how does it differ from that of the United States?
32390	What is your position, ultimately, speaking on a world- wide basis?"
32390	What truths?
32390	What was it Elmer Allen had said at the Timbuktu meeting?
32390	What was that convoy of the Arab Union bringing into the Sahara?
32390	What were those Cubans doing in Sudan, that someone else felt it necessary to assassinate them?
32390	When there was silence, he added,"No group from the Soviet Complex?"
32390	Where are the others?"
32390	Where must it come from?
32390	Where''d they all come from?"
32390	While the Emir and his counselor stared in amazement, the spokesman of the strangers said,"How long before you can project?"
32390	Who else do we have here?"
32390	Who is El Hassan and why should the work of a slave be accursed?"
32390	Who is he?"
32390	Whom do you represent?"
32390	Why did he offer, tonight, to let me take over the El Hassan leadership?"
32390	Why?
32390	Will you elucidate?"
32390	With not one man in a whole village who can add sums higher than those he can work out on his fingers?
32390	With not one man who can read the English tongue, nor any other?
32390	Would you explain to these the matters of transferring gold to the Zürich banks?
32390	Would you explain to these what is involved in accepting dash from road contractors and from politicians in Lagos?"
32390	Wryly he said,"May I ask if we have a representative from the government of the United States?"
32390	You flipping, man?"
32390	You know that chap Rex Donaldson?
32390	You people ever worked with mobs before?"
32390	You slipped all the way round the bend?
32390	Zetterberg said impatiently,"Is n''t it obvious, after the conversation we''ve had here?
32390	Zetterberg said,"Do you think this might be the work of El Hassan and his followers?"
32390	Zetterberg said,"You''ve heard about this El Hassan before?"
44094	I have no objection,said the mistress,"to grant you leave; but do you think you_ ought_ to attend Communion?
44094	Lor''missus,replied the woman,"do ye think I''d let an old goose stand betwixt me and my Blessed Lord and Master?"
44094	[ 42]He does not distress himself with the thought, Why did I not do what is good?
44094	badfor what?
44094	( Indeed how would she ever have got into the middle of Oxford Street at all, if she had not had one?
44094	; and the question arises, Where is the grain of necessity which underlies it all?
44094	Again, mentally, is not our condition most unsatisfactory?
44094	And beyond that-- is not"a noble dissimulation"part and parcel of the very greatest characters: like Socrates,"the white soul in a satyr form"?
44094	And how can we, gulfed as we are in this present whirlpool, conceive rightly the glory which awaits us?
44094	And the question forces itself upon us, Are there really no natural boundaries?
44094	And this Love, which is the culmination of desire, does it not appear to us as a worship of and desire for the human form?
44094	And when he grows to manhood, what then?
44094	And why will they be different?
44094	Appoint an army of swabs there, but to what end?
44094	Are there not also in every man the makings of a universal consciousness?
44094	Are we to bolster up the old codes, in which we have largely ceased to believe, merely in order to have a code?--or are we to let them go?
44094	Are we to say that man may be looked upon as a variation of a mollusc or an amoeba, or that the amoeba may be looked on as a variation of man?
44094	At what point, then, does Boyle''s law really apply?
44094	Besides, are we to suppose that Man, the lord and ruler of the animals, came merely by way of_ escape_ from the animals?
44094	Besides, what_ can_ we do?
44094	But can that really be done?
44094	But does this really settle the matter?
44094	But how shall I describe it?
44094	But is he there in the dock, the patch- coated brawler or burglar, really harmful to Society?
44094	But is this so?
44094	But what would you have?
44094	But why, we may ask, should people be afraid of rousing passions which, after all, are the great driving forces of human life?
44094	But( is it not obvious?)
44094	Cold to yourself, or to other people, or to polar bears, or by the thermometer?
44094	Do lords and rulers generally come so?
44094	Exactly; but who is to decide, as we saw at the outset, in what"stealing"consists?
44094	Here are two directions of thought; which shall we choose?
44094	How is this classification effected?
44094	How many times a day do we perform an action that is authentic and not a mere mechanical piece of repetition?
44094	How reconcile this contradiction-- if indeed a contradiction it be?
44094	How then are we to know when it is right and when it is wrong?
44094	IV And now, by way of a glimpse into the future-- after this long digression what is the route that man will take?
44094	If so, why these divergencies in the simplest and most obvious matters?
44094	If the question is: What is the cause of Variation among animals?
44094	In this view the distinctions between the parts are effaced, and we have only one part instead of many-- but the question is"what is that part?"
44094	Is it a mollusc, or is it a man, or what is it?
44094	Is it ambition?
44094	Is it closefistedness?
44094	Is it laziness?
44094	Is it not a commonplace to say that one man sees in the common objects of Nature what another is wholly unconscious of?
44094	Is it not curious then that in this region he is least sure, least dogmatic, most doubtful whether there be a law or no?
44094	Is it possible?
44094	Is it women?
44094	It was he insisted on the terms"good"and"bad"being restored to their proper use, as terms of relation--"good"for what?
44094	May it be suggested that it is connected with"wick"or"quick,"meaning_ alive_?
44094	May it not be so in animals?
44094	May it not, must it not, be the same thing in animals and all through creation?
44094	Probably there has never been an age, nor any country( except Yankee- land?)
44094	The only conceivable answer to the question,"What is that which is now a mollusc and now a man and now an inorganic atom?
44094	The question arises, What do_ we_ need?
44094	The question is,"What is the destination of Man?"
44094	To what extent may the facts of Nature thus be deepened and made more substantial to us-- and whither will this process lead us?
44094	Was it fear that made him a man?
44094	Were it not likelier that in that case he would have turned into a worm?
44094	What are we to conclude from all this?
44094	What are we to do?
44094	What else is St. Paul''s reiterated charge to escape from the dominion of sin and law, into the glorious liberty of the children of God?
44094	What is a machine in the ordinary sense?
44094	What is its place and part in the great whole of human evolution?
44094	What is more important than food, yet in what human matter is there more unaccountable divergence of practice?
44094	What is the cause and purpose of this fall and centuries- long exile from the earlier Paradise?
44094	What is the consequence?
44094	What is the meaning of this loss of unity?
44094	What is the meaning of this manifold and intensified manifestation of Disease-- physical, social, intellectual, and moral?
44094	What is the scientific definition of it?
44094	What kind of rigorous statement shall we reach when we have got_ all_ the facts in?
44094	What right has he to lay a limit to the hunting grounds, or to spoil the wild free life of the plains with his dirty agriculture?
44094	What then is a degree?
44094	What then is desire in Man?
44094	What then is it?
44094	What then is that one thing?
44094	What then is that thing?
44094	What then is the function of Man?
44094	What then is the path of the moon?
44094	What then is this desire in Man, which seems to be the instigation and origin of all his growth and development?
44094	What was that main contention?
44094	Whatever should we do without him?
44094	When the divine has descended among men has it not always, like Moses, worn a veil before its face?
44094	Who knows whether we have ever seen each other?
44094	Who knows whether we have ever_ seen_ the blue sky?
44094	Why are tiles made S- shaped in some localities and flat in others?
44094	Why did I do what is bad?
44094	Why do we sit on chairs instead of on the floor, as the Japanese do, or on cushions like the Turk?
44094	Why have I varied in one direction and my brothers and sisters from the same nest in other directions?
44094	Why-- he might say-- am I a different person from what I was ten years ago, or when I was a boy?
44094	Would you have a rabbit with the horns of a cow, or a donkey with the disposition of a spaniel?
44094	Yet, if healthy, how does the tongue act?
44094	You say, Why is a complete summary not possible?
44094	[ It is asked]"Was not the Polynesian always unchaste?
44094	_ Cold_--in what sense?
44094	_ Is_--do you mean_ is_?
44094	_ It_--what is that?
44094	_ Temperature_--who knows what that is?
44094	_ What_ is temperature?
44094	and if she did get there with no destination at all, but merely to skip about, would there be any Mrs. Brown left in a short time?)
44094	and what is Nature herself but one long and organised system of deception?
44094	has not our life anywhere been founded on reason and necessity, but only on arbitrary habit?
44094	is he more harmful than the mild old gentleman in the wig who pronounces sentence upon him?
44094	or do you mean_ feels_,_ appears_?
44094	say, what is it?
44094	some approximation towards an answer ought to be got by each person asking himself,"Why do I vary?"
9906	But the doctor?
9906	Cut the heart out of me, will you-- you scum of rottenness? 9906 Do you mean to join the brig?"
9906	And what proof had I, supposing that there was such a brig and that he was a sailor, that the two had anything to do with each other?
9906	Do you call that square?"
9906	Do you want me to kill you all over again, when I''ve done it once as well as I know how?"
9906	He was silent for nearly a minute, and then he added:"Jest get me a drink, wo n''t you?
9906	How does it feel?"
9906	Indeed, the quinine seemed to make a good deal of an impression on him, for he turned to the mate and said:"Do you hear that, George?
9906	Is Jack true dead?"
9906	What earthly proof had I, beyond Captain Luke''s bare word for it, that there was such a brig as the_ Golden Hind_?
9906	What proof had I even-- beyond the general look of him and his canvas pocket- book-- that Captain Luke was a sailor?
9906	Where''s an axe for a try?"
9906	Will you join the brig-- yes or no?"
61698	About Taroh maybe making more of the drug?
61698	And Taroh planned to take this drug?
61698	And grow large? 61698 And leave this your world?"
61698	And you will come back soon to them? 61698 Can you still see it, Lea?"
61698	Do n''t you suppose its effect is about over?
61698	Good Heavens, where did you come from?
61698	How did you get in here? 61698 How far down is it?"
61698	In the morning you''ll tell me all about Lea?
61698	Lea--"Oh-- yes, George?
61698	Lea? 61698 Look here, do you want me to come?"
61698	Look here, young woman, you mean to say on a thing of importance like that you did n''t tell your father and his counselors? 61698 Oh, George-- what is it you do?
61698	Oh, you are all right now?
61698	Oh-- that is you, George? 61698 One pellet first, you think?"
61698	Ready, Lea?
61698	Shall we rest again?
61698	Shall we take another pellet now, Lea?
61698	We take the drug now?
61698	What happened?
61698	Who the devil are you?
61698	Why not? 61698 Why, what is that?"
61698	Will we?
61698	You did that?
61698	You say we go into a valley?
61698	You want to go back to your own world, Lea?
61698	You will-- come back, George?
61698	You-- it did n''t hurt you?
61698	A language of Earth?
61698	A man a hundred feet tall perhaps-- so that he could come and devastate your city of Helos?
61698	A sixteenth of an inch perhaps?
61698	A slowly shrinking adversary?
61698	But do n''t you see that glow of opalescence in it?
61698	Could they out- distance the horrible thing in a straightaway run?
61698	Did the blind little Alice perhaps feel differently?
61698	Do you want me to come?"
61698	How big, compared to his original six- foot stature, was he now?
61698	How far down would it be for them in this size?
61698	How many should he take?
61698	If a drug can be made to increase bodily growth, why could n''t one be made to diminish it?
61698	Is that not so, George?"
61698	Is that not so?"
61698	No danger?
61698	Oriental?
61698	Soon he was threading the narrowing spaces between the trees which were hardly as high as his head.... Where was Taroh now?
61698	Was George winning?
61698	Was she asleep now?
61698	Was the battle over?
61698	Was this water here?
61698	Were these luminescent violet pellets a diminishing drug?...
61698	What''s happened to you?"
61698	Which of the distant struggling giants was George?
61698	Which way next?"
61698	Who had won?...
61698	Why not?
61698	Would some of the rocks be loose?
61698	You asleep?"
61698	You dared take the thing into your own hands?"
61698	You will thank them for that they have both been so very kind to me here?"
14556	''Someone my age?'' 14556 A secret interrogation?"
14556	A showgirl?
14556	A wash? 14556 Ah, but what if you are n''t here tomorrow night for some reason?
14556	Ah...Paul groped for words, then he seemed to pull himself together quickly and asked,"A show?!
14556	And there''s another woman like you on Earth?
14556	And what?
14556	And where are they?
14556	And you do n''t?
14556	And you wo n''t tell a soul? 14556 And you''re okay with that?"
14556	Andrea, what do you do?
14556	Angel, do you confirm?
14556	Apparently?
14556	Are there any other kind? 14556 Are you about ready to go?"
14556	Are you all right?
14556	Are you having difficulties with your camera?
14556	Are you saying I''m fat?
14556	Are you sure it will work properly? 14556 Are you trying to talk me out of it now?"
14556	Are you willing to chance that on only a few hours of sleep? 14556 As in work?
14556	At her knees...? 14556 Back?
14556	Beth,he said,"How come you were free to make me take you to dinner tonight?"
14556	Better synchronize our watches, huh?
14556	But if I buck the trend, will I ever be published?
14556	Cade, were you trying to make me laugh?
14556	Cade?
14556	Can I possibly envision at this moment what it''ll be like?
14556	Can you at least tell me whether it was your idea or someone else''s?
14556	Can you tell me who''s running the show?
14556	Car theft?
14556	Converted women, too?
14556	Converting, huh?
14556	Could I have an extra coffee?
14556	Could you be just a bit more specific?
14556	Cutouts?
14556	Did anybody get a good look at us?
14556	Did she?
14556	Did we get enough?
14556	Do I go on stage tonight?
14556	Do for what, exactly?
14556	Do n''t like it, huh?
14556	Do n''t you realize how it would look if we split up?
14556	Do pagans believe in angels?
14556	Do you have anything else for me?
14556	Do you know if Mandi''s back yet?
14556	Do you think John will know who released the pictures?
14556	Do you want to try to find out what''s going on? 14556 Does Washington get copies of all your incident tapes?"
14556	Drafted you? 14556 Energy infusion?"
14556	Excuse me, but just who the hell are you?
14556	For you? 14556 Four what?"
14556	Get any blood on you?
14556	Getting hungry again, huh?
14556	Got any more behind the bar?
14556	Have the judges already picked the winner?
14556	He can hear me?
14556	Hm,said Cade,"Guess we''d better wash that off, huh?"
14556	How can you be sure WNN will show up?
14556	How do you think it went?
14556	How do you think it went?
14556	How freely?
14556	How long does it take to recharge?
14556	How long would my conversion be a secret if I turn you down, ma''am? 14556 How much juice do those lines carry?"
14556	How well do you know him?
14556	How''d she do? 14556 Huh?
14556	Huh? 14556 Human or machine?"
14556	I do n''t get a hug from you, too?
14556	I have an appointment,said Mandi, then she turned to the secretary and asked,"Would you tell the President that Mandi Steele is here?
14556	I heard,he said, tossing the towel over a chair and reaching for her,"And I''ve seen how fast you move, so how about a kiss for the road, lady?"
14556	I know that, and I''m not suggesting that they are, but you do n''t see any Jewish or Christian or atheist suicide bombers, do you? 14556 I''ll need supervised?
14556	I''m asking, are n''t I?
14556	If I do n''t agree with you, will I still get laid, ma''am?
14556	Interesting? 14556 Is everything all right?"
14556	Is now good? 14556 Is that everything you''ve got on them?"
14556	Is that what this is about? 14556 Is there anything going on that you particularly want to see?"
14556	It does n''t look good for total containment, huh?
14556	It got me good, did n''t it?
14556	It''s the easiest way to instantly prove that you''re you, right? 14556 Just do what I tell you, okay?"
14556	Just like that, you got tired?
14556	Make you? 14556 Mandi, what''s a conversion and...?"
14556	Manuel, put two sugars in hers, okay?
14556	Manuel?
14556	May I see that knife?
14556	Me pounce on you?
14556	Meaning you want me to go in as a reporter?
14556	Mind if I join you?
14556	Mind if I order another one?
14556	Mostly?
14556	No, and do n''t run yourself down around me, okay? 14556 Not at all?"
14556	Not what you were expecting, was it?
14556	Oh, really? 14556 Okay, then,"she said,"The next question is, how many rounds did you fire?"
14556	Only sixth place, huh?
14556	Plans?
14556	Ready?
14556	Rectified how?
14556	Refreshing, huh? 14556 Retirement?
14556	Say or do what, exactly, Ed? 14556 See?"
14556	Seems to me I first saw you in-- what? 14556 She did n''t tell you?"
14556	She is n''t in her room?
14556	She''s back?
14556	Should I slap the hell out of you now, or let you explain what you really meant?
14556	Should you be moving the evidence around like that?
14556	So I could probably just drink a lot of water or eat a phone book and it would n''t matter a damn to the process?
14556	So how did you become so knowledgeable?
14556	So what happened to me?
14556	So when you jumped on that guy, you just assumed-- without knowing anything else about me-- that I''d do something about the other two?
14556	So? 14556 Speed up only, or also enhance the process?
14556	Still wearing red, huh? 14556 Still... You really think that not one of those twenty kills could have been arrested instead?"
14556	Surprised?
14556	That''s it?
14556	The official word is''no'', John, but why do n''t you come here alone and have a look? 14556 The what?
14556	The what?!
14556	Then it''s a good thing it does n''t have to be, is n''t it? 14556 Then why all the''ma''am''s and''milady''s?"
14556	Then why will having sex make the conversion better?
14556	To go, sir?
14556	Tons?! 14556 Uh, is n''t he kind of old for what you have in mind?"
14556	Uh... was that guy trying to rob you?
14556	Us? 14556 Waiting tables?"
14556	Want another beer?
14556	Want anything?
14556	Want to give things a little more thought?
14556	Want to talk about it?
14556	Want to try some of my instant coffee?
14556	Well, John?
14556	Well, Paul?
14556	Well, he did n''t tell the rest of us about you, either, so it could be he just does n''t communicate very well, y''know?
14556	Well, no, but..."But I''m going to be powerful enough to make the authorities nervous as hell about having me around, right?
14556	Well?!
14556	Well?
14556	Well?
14556	Well?
14556	Well?
14556	What about Constitutional rights?
14556	What about her? 14556 What about the gun?"
14556	What are you going to do with that gun?
14556	What do you know about her?
14556	What does sex have to do with it?
14556	What happened?
14556	What have you got for me?
14556	What if I simply asked you politely to come with me?
14556	What is it?
14556	What kind of training?
14556	What made you ask that? 14556 What now?
14556	What the hell do you know..?
14556	What the hell..? 14556 What the hell..?"
14556	What ways?
14556	What''s that, milady?
14556	What''s that?
14556	What''s the hurry?
14556	What''s the prize?
14556	What?! 14556 What?"
14556	What?
14556	What?
14556	When?
14556	Where the hell do you think you''re going?
14556	Where''s Frank?
14556	Who was she?
14556	Who was the woman who flew off with the car?
14556	Who were they?
14556	Why I do n''t worship you or why I''m not scared of you?
14556	Why all the questions, Mandi? 14556 Why are you so quiet?"
14556	Why even ask? 14556 Why not you?"
14556	Why the hell are we roping off the hall?
14556	Why use euphemisms?
14556	Why would I want to go to your room?
14556	Why would that be?
14556	Why?
14556	Will it be bad for me in any way?
14556	Will talking disturb her?
14556	Will they let you have one of the agency cars?
14556	Would it maybe be for Beth?
14556	Would pleasuring you with my tongue be kinky?
14556	Would saying''thank you''sound trite, ma''am?
14556	Would that really work?
14556	Would you like anything?
14556	Yeah?
14556	Yes?
14556	You are n''t going to arrest him?
14556	You drove here?
14556	You have a flight suit?
14556	You have cats?
14556	You know about that, huh?
14556	You lose something?
14556	You mean you are n''t going to fight over me?
14556	You okay?
14556	You sure you''re okay?
14556	You sure you''re up to this?
14556	You talked to Cade?
14556	You think I''d tell anyone you''d been converted?
14556	You think I''m not?! 14556 You wanna watch where you point those things?"
14556	You wanna watch where you stick your goddamned nose?
14556	You wo n''t try to sell your copy?
14556	You''re management?
14556	You''re saying it wo n''t work on everybody?
14556	You''re sure about that?
14556	You''re sure about that?
14556	You''re volunteering?
14556	You... uh... You really think it''ll be safe?
14556	You?
14556	Your what?
14556	''About what he''d had to do''?
14556	''His usual cheery self, huh?''
14556	''Milady''?
14556	''Ol''buddy, huh?''
14556	''Sure?''
14556	''That''s a bunch?!''
14556	''Twenty kills?''
14556	''What other changes could he expect?''
14556	''Who''s coming at us''?"
14556	-- 1993?"
14556	A jolt shot through Mandi and her gaze at Cade narrowed peeringly as she quietly asked,"Are you nuts?!
14556	A normal man can squirt about how far?
14556	A superspook, huh?
14556	A tall, thirtyish, brunette woman in a sharp, shades- of- green skirt and jacket business ensemble asked,"Your wife?"
14556	A trap?
14556	A trick?
14556	About us?"
14556	About... about what you had to do, I mean?"
14556	After Mike and Stan had left with their starving ladies, Mandi leaned her rump on the pool table and asked,"Well?
14556	After a few moments of meeting his gaze, Beth asked,"What about Mandi?"
14556	After a long sip while watching Cade rack the balls, she asked,"How old are you, Ed?"
14556	After a moment of horrified silence, Mandi asked,"You''re actually serious, are n''t you?"
14556	After a moment of studying him, Mandi asked,"What kind of advances?"
14556	After a moment, Cade asked,"How many converted women are there at present?"
14556	After a moment, Mandi asked,"You''re pretty angry with me, are n''t you, Ed?"
14556	After a short laugh, Mandi asked,"Then why do you go to these panels?"
14556	After all these years, you''re absolutely sure it was me you saw?"
14556	After another long look at Cade, Mandi said,"I see,"and shifted off the fridge as she asked,"Are you ready to do something about dinner?"
14556	Alan handed the video camera he was examining to Cade like an unwieldy football and asked,"Do you know how to operate one of these?"
14556	All set?"
14556	Am I ahead of schedule or something?"
14556	Am I just processing mass into energy?"
14556	Am I offline?"
14556	And did he really know, or was he just assuming..?
14556	And she was watching?
14556	And the way he said it?
14556	And you said you would n''t say anything, right?"
14556	Andrea chuckled as Cade replied,"Have you ever seen me just waltz right into a room, ma''am?"
14556	Another chunk of steak later, Cade asked,"So this Andrea-- who''s never even met me-- is willing to take over for Beth in my bed, huh?"
14556	Another few moments passed before Beth nodded and quietly asked,"You are n''t into anything kinky, are you?"
14556	Any hitches or glitches?"
14556	Any suggestions about where to eat?"
14556	Anyone in particular?"
14556	Anything else, Ed?"
14556	Are you at all disappointed?"
14556	Are you going to let me please you at least once more before you escape?
14556	Are you going to tell me that I remind you of her?
14556	Are you going to tell me what you''ve done to me?"
14556	Are you into bondage games or something?"
14556	Are you okay, Cade?"
14556	Are you ready to go see what they have next door?"
14556	Are you still worried about getting caught having a legal good time?"
14556	Are you sure you''re not just having some morning- after regrets, Beth?
14556	Are you through counting my bullets?"
14556	Are you?"
14556	As Cade left her to head for the door, a guy asked,"Have you been debriefed?"
14556	As John walked up to the table, Cade thought,''Not supposed to happen for a while yet?
14556	As Mandi methodically worked her way through her balls, Mike leaned over to quietly ask Cade,"Where the hell did she learn to shoot like that?"
14556	As he headed for the bar, Cade heard Mandi mutter,"Smartass,"then she called,"Extra mustard, okay?"
14556	As he was about to say something else, Mandi asked,"Was he''debriefed''after what happened earlier today?
14556	As much as you two are alike, John would have ended that with''do n''t you agree?''"
14556	As she again studied his face for signs of perjury, Cade asked,"Um... and did you?
14556	As she sat down to eat, she eyed Cade and asked,"Am I going to be the only naked person in this room?"
14556	As soon as the door had closed, Beth spun to face him and asked in an angry tone,"What the hell did you tell Mandi about last night?
14556	As they reached the escalators that led to the ballrooms below, Cade asked,"You had to look that one up, did n''t you?"
14556	Ask if they brought Darcy''s amps, okay?"
14556	At the contest you''d fly in...""I''d fly in?!"
14556	At this hour?
14556	Because they''d been arguing, or because she''d figured about the same amount of time?
14556	Been watching old Groucho Marx reruns again?"
14556	Before Cade could ask,"So, do I walk home or not?"
14556	Before or after he''d called her beautiful?
14556	Before we begin, do you understand that your function here is merely to record my words, and not to speak unless invited to do so?"
14556	Being my secretary is n''t enough for you anymore, huh?
14556	Besides, what debriefing is really necessary?
14556	Beth blinked at him and asked,"An escort?"
14556	But how?
14556	But me lifting six cars?
14556	But still... Twenty kills and no arrests?
14556	Cade asked,"How did you come up with uniforms?"
14556	Cade asked,"Um... Will you be getting naked, too, anytime soon, do you think?"
14556	Cade gave John the fisheye and asked,"There''s no way she can win, is there?"
14556	Cade turned to Mandi and asked,"Mandi, why you do n''t wear a mask or a hood?
14556	Cade?"
14556	Can the pancakes maybe wait a little while?"
14556	Can we get another take on that last bit?"
14556	Can you add anything to it?"
14556	Can you hold on that long?"
14556	Can you tell me why you would n''t let me go in there alone?"
14556	Care to join me?"
14556	Care to join me?"
14556	Chapter Twenty- four"What''s the matter, Mandi?"
14556	Chuckling, Mandi asked,"Can you move?"
14556	Cocking her head as she looked at him, Mandi asked,"Do you really believe that?"
14556	Continuing to regard him askance, Mandi asked,"Or is it that you already know the answers?
14556	Conversion?
14556	Convertees?"
14556	Could I have my hand back now?"
14556	Could I wind up being a bit more...''super''... at the other end?"
14556	Could n''t find a babysitter?"
14556	Could n''t she say the words''about shooting people''?
14556	Could there be something about her scent that... well, that was as''super''as the rest of her?
14556	Could you be maybe just a little more specific, Mandi?"
14556	Could you even hold a coffee cup without breaking it?
14556	Could you immediately shake hands with someone?
14556	Could you take a step and not leap fifty feet?
14556	Could you wait until after I''ve licked you senseless, though?
14556	Counseling, huh?
14556	D''Angelo?"
14556	Did John or someone else brief you about me?"
14556	Did he realize at all that he''d been selected for more than dinner?
14556	Did it hurt?"
14556	Did n''t you tickle her fancy?"
14556	Did you convert any of them without asking first?"
14556	Did you get any closeups of the blonde who took the car?"
14556	Did you see the''Dawn''lookalike contest in the program guide?
14556	Did you skip your dinnertime meds or something?"
14556	Did you sleep well?''"
14556	Do n''t I pay you enough?"
14556	Do n''t you know that''s an unlucky color in Starfleet?"
14556	Do n''t you think I could coordinate anything?"
14556	Do n''t you think I was busting my ass to please you last night?
14556	Do n''t you want to hear about my day?"
14556	Do n''t you?"
14556	Do we need him?"
14556	Do you always get this dirty when you play with cars?"
14556	Do you feel that way about serrated kitchen knives, too?"
14556	Do you have any other pictures of me?"
14556	Do you have dinner plans?"
14556	Do you know that feeling?"
14556	Do you know what electricity does to muscle tissue?
14556	Do you need another?"
14556	Do you need local assistance?"
14556	Do you really think he''d turn me down?"
14556	Do you really want to be way out West if they try something else this weekend?
14556	Do you think that''s normal?"
14556	Do you think this game will take long?
14556	Do you understand what that means?"
14556	Do you want me to notify WNN?"
14556	Does it really matter who''s at the top?"
14556	Does that answer your question well enough?"
14556	Does that answer your question?"
14556	Does that hurt?"
14556	Does that include the last two?"
14556	Does that mean I''d have to behave myself or that you''d have your way with me and then discard me like a used paper towel in the morning?"
14556	Ed Cade, who called himself semi- retired, appeared to work directly with John, and... And what?
14556	Eleven?"
14556	Ever notice how they never send the cooks on away teams?
14556	Ever?"
14556	Facing Cade, he asked,"Cade, what''s wrong with you?"
14556	Fifth?"
14556	Focusing on Mandi, he asked,"You''re going to be in this room tonight?"
14556	For a moment Mandi staringly said nothing, then she quietly asked,"How the hell did you know I live in Vegas?"
14556	For the benefit of the audience, she asked Cade,"Will you take care of the car for me?"
14556	For what reason?
14556	Foreign or domestic?
14556	Fourth?
14556	From what?
14556	Gee, lady, how''d I manage that?"
14556	Gin and bitter lemon?
14556	Give me a break, okay?"
14556	Giving Cade a sidelong glance, Mandi asked,"What makes you think I was sent here?"
14556	Giving her a narrow look of his own, Cade asked,"What wonder of wonders are you referring to, ma''am?"
14556	Giving him an amused look, Beth asked,"If I were a lesbian, would that bother you?"
14556	Glancing around to see there was nobody near, she asked,"Can you spare a minute?
14556	Glancing around, she asked,"Is there some reason you''re sitting in the stairwell?"
14556	Glancing back at her, Cade asked,"Why''s that?"
14556	Glancing up incredulously, Beth asked,"Really?"
14556	Good enough?"
14556	Good?"
14556	Good?"
14556	Got a schedule to meet?"
14556	Got any idea why she''d be avoiding people, John?"
14556	Got any in Florida?"
14556	Grinning, Andrea sipped her drink and simply gazed at Cade for some moments, then asked,"You really brought her off all by yourself?
14556	Grinning, Cade asked,"Want me to find you some, uh... super glue?"
14556	Grinning, Cade asked,"Was it because you were dead tired or because you had a great time?"
14556	Grinning, Mandi asked,"With or without a shirt?"
14556	Grinning, she asked,"What was that''slow and easy unless she''s on top''all about, Ed?"
14556	Guess I do n''t really need them now, huh?"
14556	Had Cade lost his mind?
14556	Had Mandi somehow missed the fact that he''d been wearing a belt knife all this time?
14556	Had his soft side only been a facade for her benefit?
14556	Had she been mistaken about him, after all?
14556	Had she been wearing glasses?
14556	Had she read him wrong, despite her training and genetic predispositions?
14556	Had something gone wrong?
14556	Had the towel suddenly become a souvenir?
14556	Has he done anything or said anything to you that..?"
14556	Have you had dinner yet?"
14556	Have you made any plans yet?"
14556	Having second thoughts about converting me?"
14556	He asked,"Anybody here using nine millimeter ammo?"
14556	He asked,"Are you in the ops room, Frank?"
14556	He edged through the crowd to them and asked,"Is everything ready?"
14556	He glanced down at the body, then stared at Cade as he asked,"But... You mean you are n''t a cop?!"
14556	He sighed,"Hey, I do n''t agree with that policy, y''know?"
14556	He turned to Cade and asked,"Cade, why the hell are you jeopardizing the entire convention with a stunt like this?!
14556	Hefting his backpack as Mandi tapped her phone off and put it away, Cade grinningly offered her his arm and asked,"Shall we go, milady?"
14556	Her expression unchanged, Mandi asked,"And now?"
14556	Her full lips parted and Cade realized she was speaking again as she said,"Are you all right?"
14556	Her gaze narrowed a bit as she asked,"Do you have a good explanation for not taking any prisoners?"
14556	Her hair?
14556	Her smile continued, but she asked,"Goddess?"
14556	Hold a child?
14556	Hovering between anger and startlement, Mandi peered at Cade sharply as she asked,"What pictures?!"
14556	How about I come back in an hour or so?
14556	How about those, instead?"
14556	How about you?
14556	How are books that people pay for and read not''real''books?"
14556	How could doing that..?
14556	How could he have had such implicit faith in her?
14556	How did I get converted?
14556	How do you feel about what happened, Mr. Cade?
14556	How do you feel?"
14556	How had she happened to be on hand to deal with the car bomb?
14556	How long do superpeople live, anyway?"
14556	How long have you been carrying a knife?"
14556	How many arrests?"
14556	How many is this one?
14556	How many times have you caught me eyeballing your legs?"
14556	How much can you lift, Mandi?"
14556	How much is a coffee to go?"
14556	How much stronger are we talking about?"
14556	How soon will you need me?"
14556	How the hell is a lookalike contest going to make things better?
14556	How to handle the driver, who likely had some kind of a detonator close at hand?
14556	How was Atlanta?"
14556	How well do you really know him?"
14556	How''d it go last night, stud?"
14556	How''d the rest of the visit go?"
14556	How''d you get into this business?"
14556	How''d you know I was up there?"
14556	How''s your picture- collecting coming along?"
14556	How''s your stage makeup holding together?"
14556	How?
14556	How?"
14556	Huh?!
14556	Huh?!"
14556	I ca n''t stay long, so see if your questions are on there, okay?"
14556	I lost the last game, remember?"
14556	I mean, I realize it had to be from nibbling on Mandi, but... then what?
14556	I was looking right at it, but it was too far up... Do you think she...?"
14556	I''ll mention to Carter to keep it quiet, okay?"
14556	I''ll tell you all about it later, okay?
14556	I''m sorry, but..."A thought seemed to occur to him and he asked,"Where''s Cade?
14556	If I need one, can I get a loaner laptop while you root through mine?"
14556	If I''m so gorgeous, how come all the other guys do n''t act like you?"
14556	If it had left such a mark on him, was it necessarily a bad thing?
14556	If not, you might as well enjoy your last few hours of anonymity, right?
14556	If the pictures are shown, what would you say to a''Mandi Steele Lookalike Contest''?
14556	If they show the pictures, will you stay at the convention or leave?"
14556	If we start the ball rolling here, will the agency help us organize similar events in other cities?"
14556	If you are, just tell me now so I can get the hell away from you, okay?"
14556	If you had any health problems, you would n''t be working with John''s group, would you?"
14556	In a sharp tone, Mandi called after him,"Just what exactly do n''t you buy, Cade?"
14556	In a visible quandry, Paul grimaced and glanced at Cade, then asked,"You''re sure it''ll be safe..?"
14556	In some startlement, Beth asked,"You got a tapeworm or something?"
14556	In what way?"
14556	Indicating the computer with a nod, he asked,"How do you feel about him after reading all that?"
14556	Indicating the doors, he asked,"Ready?"
14556	Indicating the''in''basket on his desk, she asked,"Any messages for me in that pile?"
14556	Is n''t enhancing my conversion the reason she called you in on this?
14556	Is n''t that manipulation?"
14556	Is she in your room?"
14556	Is that what this is all about?
14556	Is that what you want to hear?"
14556	Is the lost and found in here?"
14556	Is there a problem?"
14556	Is there any word about the blonde?
14556	Is there anything else, John?
14556	Is there anything else?"
14556	Is there anything on the schedule that you particularly care about?"
14556	It does n''t necessarily have to be food, right?
14556	It wo n''t just happen on its own?"
14556	It''d be nice, just once in a while, y''know?"
14556	John came in and momentarily joined the group by the console, then went to stand by Cade and asked,"She''s really something, is n''t she?"
14556	John came into the room and asked,"What''s the plan so far, people?"
14556	John, do you remember the Marilyn Monroe and Elvis look- alike contests back in the sixties?"
14556	Just a lucky guess?
14556	Just gimme a holler when you''re ready to move on and be sure to brush your teeth real well later, okay?"
14556	Keep me posted about Cade, will you?"
14556	Kissing her again, Cade asked,"Well?
14556	Laughing, Cade asked,"Are you kidding?
14556	Laughing, Mandi asked,"Next?
14556	Leaning back in his chair, he''d asked,"Why ca n''t we just convert one of our Ranger units, ma''am?
14556	Leaning forward, she whispered sharply,"And you wo n''t tell anybody, right?
14556	Like last night?
14556	Like one of us flatly wo n''t eat Mexican food?
14556	Like one of us is trying to establish the beginnings of control over the other?
14556	Like somebody is n''t getting her way in things?
14556	Like what?
14556	Look on the bright side; at least you did n''t kill him, right?"
14556	Looking at Cade with more than a little confusion, Paul asked,"Under wraps?"
14556	Looking at her, he asked,"Change your mind about fish?"
14556	Looking at him somewhat sharply, Mandi asked,"If it was n''t a pass, what was it?"
14556	Looking up at him, Mandi asked,"You realize what time it is, do n''t you?"
14556	Making an''eeewww''face, Andrea handed the open knife back to him as Mandi laughed and Andrea asked,"I trust you clean it really well now and then?"
14556	Mandi came to stand by the desk"So you type, too?"
14556	Mandi gave him a mock glare and smilingly asked,"How would you like to be dropped from ten thousand feet?"
14556	Mandi laughed and asked,"Did I tell you he seems to be fairly smart, too?"
14556	Mandi looked after him quizzically as he left the room and asked John,"Is he okay?"
14556	Mandi nodded to let the woman know she''d heard and turned back to Cade to ask,"What''s your issue- cell number?"
14556	Mandi pulled back a bit and eyed Cade for a moment, then asked,"You do know some unusual words, do n''t you?"
14556	Mandi snickered and asked,"A phone book?"
14556	Mandi snickered and asked,"You really do n''t like Mexican food, huh?"
14556	Mandi took it with a smile and signed it as Cade asked,"For your daughter, huh?"
14556	Mandi''s gaze narrowed tightly as she asked,"You really think I''m that old?"
14556	Matching her soft, confidential tone, Cade stated,"You''re trying to say that I could n''t get in, are n''t you?"
14556	May I buy you a late dinner to ease your pain?"
14556	May I see your weapon?"
14556	May I speak freely?"
14556	Maybe I did n''t get a full dose?"
14556	Maybe he did n''t speak English?
14556	Maybe that I look a bit like her?"
14556	Me converting other men?"
14556	Meeting John''s gaze, Cade cautioned,"Beth does n''t know-- or maybe she just does n''t want to know-- that anyone else knows, you know?
14556	Mind if I ask you why?"
14556	Mind if I have a taste now?"
14556	Mind if I make a suggestion?"
14556	Mix and match the answers?
14556	Moving to join her in the main room, Cade asked,"After last night, how could I forget?"
14556	Need a coin to toss?"
14556	Need another hand with it?"
14556	Need to make any stops before we go?"
14556	No football, huh?"
14556	No hello kiss?
14556	No more questions for now, okay?"
14556	No unconverted women, right?"
14556	No...''help''... from her?"
14556	Nodding, she handed him the magazine and asked,"Did you have one in the chamber as well as a full magazine?"
14556	Not anybody?
14556	Notice how he mixed that compliment with undeniable logic before he stated an intuition?"
14556	Now what?"
14556	Now, what about Mandi?"
14556	Now; how to neutralize this situation?
14556	One guy grousingly asked,"How the hell did they get it in here in the first place?"
14556	Opening a soda, she asked,"Why?"
14556	Opening the door for her, Cade asked,"So I''m just some poor, susceptible schmuck you''re tapping for a meal, huh?"
14556	Or a liaison?
14556	Or are you worried I''ll brag around the office?"
14556	Or had he?
14556	Or maybe he was a reporter who''d gotten wind of something?
14556	Or something?"
14556	Or would her action simply piss somebody off enough to leak the other pictures?
14556	Or would it be Beth, specifically because Cade had built up her confidence enough to ask him up to her room?
14556	Out of all the other men on the teams, she''d decided to consider Cade, but when?
14556	Pausing to look at her, Cade asked,"Reason?"
14556	Peering at Cade as if to determine the truth of his words, Mandi asked,"That would n''t bother you?"
14556	Peering at him, Beth asked,"Are n''t you two getting along?"
14556	Pheromones?
14556	Pointing at his shoulder holster, she asked,"Do you really think you need that?"
14556	Pointing at the bar, Cade asked,"Want a another couple of beers for later?"
14556	Props?
14556	Putting on the jacket and adjusting the fit, he said,"See, Beth?
14556	Raising her voice slightly to a strident tone, Mandi asked,"How would you like to walk back to the hotel, Ed?"
14556	Raising his pistol, Marjeel thundered,"Do you wish to die?!"
14556	Ready to move on?"
14556	Remember how you said I could speak freely?"
14556	Remember when I would n''t go with Connie when she switched our Perlman tickets for that Barbara Streisand thing without telling me?"
14556	Returning her gaze to Cade, she asked,"How do you feel about horses?"
14556	Returning his grin, Beth asked,"You gon na do it or not?"
14556	Right?"
14556	Rightfully so, under the circumstances, but is n''t that a matter for the local cops?"
14556	Save me a few bites, will you?"
14556	See?"
14556	Setting his coffee down, Cade quietly asked,"Should I simply answer that question, or should I demonstrate?"
14556	Seven would do it, but that''s not..."He waited until another table- grazer moved away and continued,"How''d you do that?
14556	Shaking his head, John said,"Honestly?
14556	She brought her kid?
14556	She caught it and examined it, then asked,"Where''d you get this, Cade?"
14556	She glanced at his badge again, then asked,"Are you staying on this floor?
14556	She heard John instantly ask,"Cade, have you seen Mandi?"
14556	She looked up and asked,"Why did n''t it sound like that when you opened it?"
14556	She nodded and said,"Thanks,"then dropped the magazine in her purse on the desk and asked,"Where''s Mandi?"
14556	She parted a finger from her cup to indicate Cade''s cup and asked,"You do n''t like champagne?"
14556	She replied rather testily,"Do you really think you''re the first to suggest that?"
14556	She shook her head and said,"No, what I meant was; how is it the Atlanta cops were n''t involved?"
14556	She shrugged and added,"Besides, he calls himself semi- retired and he joined this op without a second thought, did n''t he?
14556	She stepped forward until she was almost nose- to- nose with Cade and repeated insistently,"Right?"
14556	She turned to face the woman and asked,"Twenty kills?
14556	She''d said,''You did n''t squash your burger, did you?''
14556	She''s converted no women?
14556	Should I send out for more beer?"
14556	Should he mention anything to Beth?
14556	Shoving everything to her side of the table, Cade asked,"Why does n''t he know about this, Mandi?"
14556	Shrugging, Cade said,"Well, if you''d prefer to have one of the younger guys in there with you... You know, one of the guys with a wife and kids..?"
14556	Sighing dramatically, he added,"Leaving her was kind of traumatic, y''know?"
14556	Sighing, Cade asked,"Like we had an argument?
14556	Sitting up and turning around to give him an exasperated look, Mandi replied,"1996?
14556	Six?"
14556	Sleep well, I mean?"
14556	Snapping his fingers as if just realizing that fact, Cade grinningly said,"Well, then, it''s a damned good thing I guessed right, is n''t it?"
14556	Snickering, Mandi asked,"Not even your own room?"
14556	So he''s never taken any prisoners when he''s been doing agency work?"
14556	So the Constitution no longer applies to all?"
14556	So you''re a''lay''expert, huh?"
14556	So, unless you''re a closet lesbian, why is there no man in your life?"
14556	Some moments of walking toward the corner passed before Mandi asked,"And..?"
14556	Someone from one of the teams?
14556	Somewhat acidly, Mandi asked,"Alan, do you have any other shining pearls of wisdom and advice?"
14556	Somewhat guardedly, Mandi asked,"Why do you ask?"
14556	Speaking of conversions, what''s my max going to be?"
14556	Standing up and pacing, Mandi asked,"The contest?
14556	Standing up and pitching the fast food bag at a trashcan about thirty feet away, he added,"Besides, it just would n''t be fair otherwise, would it?
14556	Stiffening slightly, John asked,"Cade?
14556	Still interested?"
14556	Still want Mexican food?"
14556	Stockings?
14556	Stopping again, Cade said,"In all this time on Earth, you''ve only converted two women?
14556	Stopping beside her, Cade asked,"Why?
14556	Taking two strides to catch up, Mandy snapped,"What?"
14556	Ten?
14556	Thanks for allowing her some time to herself, or for letting her go on ahead so they would n''t be seen entering her room together?
14556	Thanks for setting her up to get laid?
14556	Thanks for the laughs?
14556	That many, huh?
14556	That maybe had left some kind of indelible chemical mark on his brain?
14556	The brunette woman in the WNN group exclaimed,"She''s bringing a car into the hotel?!"
14556	The combined might of an army might not be enough to take you down, but I''m not going to be quite that powerful, am I?"
14556	The elevator doors opened as Mandi whisperingly blurted,"What?!"
14556	The kids he busted for car theft in Miami six years ago?"
14556	The norm?!
14556	The one who sometimes decides to go where he damned well pleases?
14556	The passenger side cop looked at Cade and asked,"Have you people been drinkin''?
14556	The three agents blinked at her for a moment, then the woman looked at one of the guys and asked,"Two, is it?
14556	The woman asked,"Jeremy, how are you going to make another copy on his computer?
14556	The woman who, uh... who flew off... with the car?"
14556	Then I''ll be as strong as I''m going to be and I can start learning how to handle things so they do n''t break?"
14556	There''s a norm?!"
14556	They ate in silence for some moments, then Cade asked,"How long in direct sunlight?"
14556	They were less than halfway down the aisle before she asked,"Are you sure it was n''t a pass?"
14556	They''re saying she was killed in the explosion and now you''re saying you''re gon na call her a car thief?!"
14556	Think she''d like to go to Disneyworld and some of the other tourist traps?"
14556	Think you can put a lid on this thing?"
14556	Think you could handle that, ma''am?"
14556	Think you''ll be up to another round by then?"
14556	Three feet?
14556	Thumbing over her shoulder at room 835, Mandi asked,"What about the tape of what happened in there?"
14556	Thumbing toward the lobby, she asked,"You can ask that after what happened out there?
14556	Tilting her head, Mandi asked,"Obsessed about what?"
14556	To confirm, Cade asked,"You''re saying that a week from now, you''ll be my only sexual option?"
14556	To the best of my knowledge, he''s never had a really decent opportunity to take a prisoner, you know what I mean?
14556	To the room as a whole, he asked,"Anybody seen Mandi?"
14556	Too much so?''
14556	Trying to look shocked and hurt, Mandi asked,"What?
14556	Turning a very skeptical gaze at Cade, Paul asked,"And you just happen to know her?"
14556	Turning to Beth, he asked,"You had breakfast yet?
14556	Turning to Cade, John asked,"You''re staying here tonight, or moving to her room?"
14556	Turning to Cade, he asked,"What''s your boot- up password?"
14556	Turning to Mandi again, he held out one of the brochures and a pen and said,"Oh, before I forget, would you autograph one of these for my daughter?"
14556	Turning to Mandi, he asked,"Are you ready to begin?"
14556	Turning to face him, Cade indicated the tray and asked,"Would ten bucks cover it?"
14556	Turning to follow him, she asked,"''Dealing''with them, huh?
14556	Turning to the other woman, he asked,"Are you going to give me a hard time, too?"
14556	Turning to watch her walk past, Stearns asked,"Well, how about dinner later?"
14556	Wanna know where?"
14556	Want me to call the waiter back?"
14556	Want some help in the shower?
14556	Want to come with us?"
14556	Want to try your luck again?"
14556	Was he ahead of schedule or something?
14556	Was she having morning- after recriminations or was she just worried that he''d say something about last night?
14556	Was she just projecting her own thoughts about how he should proceed or did she really think that''s what Cade would do?
14556	Was she saying she''d given him some kind of disease?
14556	Was that just a bit of bravado for Carter?
14556	Was that your idea?"
14556	Was that your room you came out of?"
14556	We are n''t going to flip a coin?"
14556	We talked about certain things in the bar, did n''t we?"
14556	Well, it''s late, so hold the noise down, okay?"
14556	Were they some sort of self- developed ritual or key phrase for closing the door on an incident?
14556	What about him?"
14556	What about the car?"
14556	What about the prosthetics?"
14556	What did you do to me to make this-- change--happen?"
14556	What do you mean''back''?
14556	What do you think about that?"
14556	What do you think of his ability to recover almost instantly after something like what just happened?
14556	What does a double negative do to my ratio?"
14556	What if I had n''t lived up to your expectations?"
14556	What kind of a putz came up with that word?
14556	What now?
14556	What now?"
14556	What props?"
14556	What the hell can I possibly do to make this terrible thing I''ve done up to you, Ed?"
14556	What the hell had wakened him?
14556	What the hell''s a MARTA train?"
14556	What the hell..?
14556	What the hell?''
14556	What then?"
14556	What''d she do, run out on you?
14556	What''s a Falcon 195?"
14556	What''s a good time for the show?
14556	What''s going on, John?
14556	What''s keeping him?"
14556	What''s on your mind, milady?"
14556	What''s so funny?"
14556	What''s up?"
14556	What''s your cell number?"
14556	Whatchoo gon na do about this?"
14556	Whatchoo gon na do?!
14556	When can I see his records?"
14556	When her irritation seemed to increase rather than decrease, Cade also sighed and asked,"Is it reversible?"
14556	When his gaze again met Cade''s, he quietly and soberly asked,"You mean like another bomb, do n''t you?"
14556	When only the eight ball remained, she eyed the six- inch shot and smilingly asked,"Want to concede the game?"
14556	When the waiter had left, Mandi smilingly asked,"Why did n''t Beth come down to lunch with you?"
14556	When would all the government agencies and anybody else who figured to hire a super- bodyguard or whatever stop knocking on my door?"
14556	When?!"
14556	Where are you going with this?
14556	Where did you get these printouts?"
14556	Where do we get news credentials and hardware on short notice?"
14556	Where the hell had that come from?
14556	Where was her Mr. Klingon this morning?
14556	Where?"
14556	Which group are you with?"
14556	Which is it?"
14556	Which team are you with?"
14556	Who calls a woman''milady''these days?
14556	Who knows?
14556	Who''s coming at us and what''s the setup?"
14556	Why all the secrecy?"
14556	Why do n''t you go on up and take a few minutes for yourself before I get there?
14556	Why does n''t she have a stick of her own?"
14556	Why not offer all those spooked people a cup, too?
14556	Why not?"
14556	Why should I go to your room in particular?"
14556	Why the hell do women wear sexy, skimpy costumes like those if they ca n''t handle the results?
14556	Why were you watching us last night?"
14556	Why wo n''t they tell us where you extra guys came from?"
14556	Why you?"
14556	Why''s the name block on your badge light blue?"
14556	Why?
14556	Why?"
14556	Why?"
14556	Why?"
14556	Why?"
14556	Why?"
14556	Why?"
14556	Why?"
14556	Will I be able to do that?"
14556	Will a car even fit through the doors?"
14556	Will you be very surprised if I accept?"
14556	Will you be very surprised if I propose to you later, ma''am?"
14556	Will you want gravy on your phone book?"
14556	With a chuckle she asked,"Gee, mister, did you think you were my very first?"
14556	With a chuckle, Mandi asked,"Has your dinner arrived yet?"
14556	With a grin, Cade laughed,"Trusting soul, are n''t you?
14556	With a narrow gaze, Mandi asked,"What do you mean by''acted on'', Ed?"
14556	With a nod, Cade met her gaze and asked,"Do you want optimum conversion, or would plain old average do?"
14556	With a saccharine- sweet little smile, Mandi asked,"Without a parachute?"
14556	With a sardonic chuckle, she said,"Well, hell, I''ve managed this long, have n''t I?"
14556	With a sigh, Cade asked,"Frank, why the hell did you call me?"
14556	With a small grin, Cade asked,"Would kissing my way up your legs be kinky?
14556	With a somewhat incredulous gaze, Mandi softly repeated,"''Specifically invited..?''"
14556	With a wry grin, Mandi asked,"You want me to fly you from one burger stand to another?"
14556	Would be what?
14556	Would inhaling the scent of you while I kiss your shoulders be kinky?"
14556	Would it be Beth or Cade?
14556	Would it really do any good?
14556	Would n''t a close- up of her butt look great on the six o''clock news?
14556	Would n''t that be a lot simpler and faster than hand- picking and having to train every single... what do we call them?
14556	Would they do that after being contacted by the NIA?
14556	Would you answer a few questions for me?"
14556	Would you like that, ma''am?"
14556	Would you rather I call to make arrangements for my cats and stay up here with you this week?
14556	You are n''t coming with me?"
14556	You are n''t from Vegas, so how the hell do you happen know so much about showgirls?"
14556	You got any thoughts on the matter?"
14556	You guard the hallway, okay?"
14556	You guys got any loaner laptops in here?"
14556	You have cats?"
14556	You heard what he said about my eyes, did n''t you?
14556	You just tell me who I have to see what all I have to do on the way, okay?"
14556	You know how it is, do n''t you?"
14556	You know that horse you call a''hardmouth''?
14556	You know that, do n''t you?"
14556	You lemme know when you got anything else you need done, y''know?"
14556	You like Mexican food?"
14556	You like cats?"
14556	You planning to feel differently about things later?"
14556	You want to know why I do n''t have a boyfriend, huh?"
14556	You''re going to convert some women, too, are n''t you?"
14556	You''re saying I''ll be able to recharge on house current?"
14556	You''re''Angel'', huh?
14556	Yours?"
14556	asked Mandi,"Are you coming in or not?"
14556	asked Mandi,"Was he working with the police?"
14556	she asked with a small smile,"The fact that I''m a blonde?
14556	she asked,"How fast?"
14556	superwoman?"
14556	thought Mandi with a flash of anger,''Is any of this really reaching this guy?''
37821	''Nay,''answered the man,''do you not see that both hands are encumbered? 37821 ''Why not?''
37821	''Why not?'' 37821 Am I really such a coxcomb as that?"
37821	Am I to condole with you, then?
37821	An indiscretion?
37821	And Lydia-- isn''t Lydia beautiful?
37821	And Lydia?
37821	And do you mean to say that Campbell hoards ornaments?
37821	And have n''t I known Chairo all my life,responded the witness triumphantly,"and is n''t that just what I''m telling you?
37821	And he is in love with Lydia?
37821	And what do you play at?
37821	And what does Lydia say to it?
37821	And what is your name?
37821	And what mathematician will be selected?
37821	And what was done?
37821	And where are you going?
37821	And why did everybody look at one another when Ariston sang about Demeter?
37821	And why have they cut all the hair off your face and left that ugly little stubble?
37821	And would you have me hold anything back?
37821	And you have got rid of Ariston altogether?
37821	And you mean to say you did nothing but lawyerise?
37821	And you saw him?
37821	And you think,said I, protesting,"that it is right to sacrifice the love of a woman for life?"
37821	And you think,said Lydia,"that a woman should not accept the mission if she already loves?"
37821	And yours?
37821	Are you a little grateful?
37821	Are you ill?
37821	Are you quite sure,asked Ariston,"that the enforced rest from her artistic work is such a bad thing?
37821	Bashful?
37821	But I thought all the gold was owned by the state and used exclusively for foreign exchanges?
37821	But I thought you worked only three or four hours a day?
37821	But can Chairo insist on the publication of his letter?
37821	But did you guess why?
37821	But have n''t you chosen yours?
37821	But have you met your neighbor, Anna of Ann?
37821	But how are you going to learn wisdom,asked I,"in a matter so difficult?"
37821	But how could the Government undertake control of marriage?
37821	But how do you practise this system of provisional marriage?
37821	But she would have to work some part of the day at the farm, would n''t she?
37821	But tell me, what do you do when you are not haymaking?
37821	But where,asked I,"do they derive this power of theirs?"
37821	But which is your real reason-- to spare Neaera or to spare me?
37821	But why are you so anxious to keep it a secret?
37821	But why the military escort?
37821	But wo n''t factory work be very hard and brutalizing?
37821	But you do n''t suppose Anna of Ann would be induced to marry you just because you could support her, do you?
37821	But,I interrupted,"is not this cult of Demeter a dangerous thing?"
37821	But,asked I,"does not the very fact that your cult raises these difficulties put into question the wisdom of the cult itself?"
37821	Can I guess?
37821	Can you give your methods a name?
37821	Could not this, too, have been a part of the plot?
37821	Did any one that night gain admission after dark?
37821	Did no one else go to his rooms from two in the afternoon to the arrival of Lydia next morning?
37821	Did no one pass out next day whom you had not admitted on the previous night?
37821	Did you dream of_ me_?
37821	Did you ever hear,said I,"the Eastern story of the man with the staff, the cock, and the pot?"
37821	Did you get the names of all?
37821	Did you have a dream in the night?
37821	Did you hear anything?
37821	Did you not mean it to be so?
37821	Did you not recognize the woman?
37821	Do n''t you see he does n''t like it?
37821	Do tell me-- I am dying to know-- how did it happen and what do you think of us? 37821 Do you mean to say,"asked I,"that superstition has survived among you?"
37821	Have n''t I sworn to tell the whole truth as well as nothing but the truth?
37821	Have you seen or talked with Masters''s aunt since that day?
37821	Her mother I have seen at the Lydia''s, but her father-- what kind of a man is he?
37821	How and where shall I begin?
37821	How much do you know about it?
37821	How so?
37821	How so?
37821	Hunting?
37821	I am sure we are going to be great friends, and you will never misunderstand me, will you?
37821	I have been looking at your clothes; you do n''t mind, do you? 37821 I will,"answered I,"but tell_ me_ first where I am and where we are going?"
37821	In the first place,asked I,"is it sure to bring a sensible benefit to the race?
37821	Is it possible that the Christian religion can live side by side with the cult of Demeter?
37821	Is it two centuries, or a thousand years?
37821	Is n''t journalism of your choosing?
37821	Is n''t she foolish now not to marry him?
37821	Is n''t your money valueless two years after its issue?
37821	Is the food bad there?
37821	Is there any fear of arrest?
37821	It is false, of course?
37821	Might not this have been done by Neaera,asked Masters,"in compliance with a prior understanding with Chairo?"
37821	My dear Ariston,answered I,"do you suppose Anna is going to fall into your arms the moment you open them to her?
37821	Of whom are you thinking?
37821	Physically contaminated?
37821	Shall Ariston stay while we talk about this?
37821	They are going to sacrifice her to a mathematician?
37821	Was it so like him that you saw it at once?
37821	Was n''t Burns a plough- boy?
37821	Was no one else in Masters''s apartment besides his aunt?
37821	Was no one else there?
37821	Well,she said, as we walked together side by side,"when are you going to begin?"
37821	What carriage?
37821	What do you mean,exclaimed Cleon, taking Ariston seriously,"she can be a great artist, without being recognized?"
37821	What do you mean; work or play?
37821	What do you mean?
37821	What do you mean?
37821	What do you work at, and what do you play at?
37821	What does that mean--''Demetrian''?
37821	What does this Cult of Demeter have to do with your sister?
37821	What had the gesture of Lydia, as Chairo kissed her hand, meant; was it an acceptance?
37821	What is it?
37821	What is it?
37821	What is the matter, Aunt Lydia?
37821	What is your proof of the correctness of your statement?
37821	What shall I do, Chairo?
37821	What was''your own work''?
37821	What, nothing but law? 37821 What_ do_ you suppose she is going to do?
37821	When did Masters leave?
37821	When does Harmes arrive?
37821	Where on earth do you come from, Xenos, and where--_where_ did you get_ those_ things?
37821	Who is Chairo?
37821	Who passed your lodge and went to Masters''s staircase on the day before Chairo and Lydia went there?
37821	Who tampered with Chairo''s carriage?
37821	Who was it?
37821	Why do n''t you stick your staff in the ground and put the cock under the pot?
37821	Why not?
37821	Will you, indeed?
37821	Will you?
37821	Would you be surprised if I could guess at what hour she passed out?
37821	Yes, and why should n''t we be? 37821 You are very prosperous then?"
37821	You could not expect me to believe them, could you?
37821	You do not know of your knowledge just where every one who passes your lodge goes?
37821	You have guessed right,said I;"and what year are you?"
37821	You mean to say you would n''t like to join us in our work?
37821	You wo n''t tell any one you have seen it, will you?
37821	_ We_ must n''t be hard on flirts, must we?
37821	Am I not right?"
37821	And if Chairo had rights does he not stand, too, for the rights of all his sex?"
37821	And if so, how reconcile Christ and Demeter?
37821	And in the second, is the sacrifice a beautiful one?
37821	And was not the greater the love the nobler the sacrifice?
37821	And what was the meaning of the sign of the cross?
37821	And yet I was puzzled; was Lydia not a Demetrian?
37821	And, indeed, how could it be otherwise?
37821	Are the persons guilty of this crime to be left uncorrected and free to frame new plots of violence against the state?
37821	Are you going to lose yours?"
37821	But Chairo looked at me again with a look so frank that I ventured:"Tell me,"I said,"is Lydia going to accept the mission?"
37821	But Cleon must join the haymakers; what would you like to do?"
37821	But I was still more anxious to be with Lydia, so I asked:"Does Cleon work with his sister?"
37821	But is it not dangerous for you to be here?"
37821	But only a very few enjoyed the privilege of idleness-- or shall we call it''liberty''?"
37821	But tell me, wo n''t she object to your having told me her secret?"
37821	But the brows of the women darkened and I felt we were on dangerous ground, so I asked:"And what are you going to do this afternoon?"
37821	But the whole party rose now to begin work on another hillside and Lydia turned to me with:"Why do you stay with us?
37821	But then, there_ was_ some excuse for us, was n''t there?"
37821	Ca n''t you see the difference between choosing work and refusing it?"
37821	Can she be said to have consented when, under an influence that paralyzed her will she paid her tribute at the altar?
37821	Chairo clearly regarded the cult of Demeter as dangerous and bad; how long then would he tolerate it?
37821	Cleon had told me she had not yet made up her mind; but was there not in this greeting with Chairo a practical admission of a betrothal?
37821	Could it be that we could keep these things and yet remain loyal to the religion of sacrifice?
37821	Could we worship as well at the voluptuous altar of Cytherea and at the mystic shrine of the Holy Grail?
37821	Did not Christ Himself say,''What shall it profit a man if he gain the whole world, and lose his own soul''?"
37821	Did she consent?"
37821	Did you ever have any divorce cases?"
37821	Did you never get tired of doing nothing but law?"
37821	Do n''t you remember the beautiful necklace Neaera wears?
37821	Do you call the respect of private property Radical?"
37821	Do you not see that by imposing them in such cases as theirs you are risking the wreck of your entire system?"
37821	Had I been acting in a Greek play and been stunned by an accident to the scenery?
37821	Harmes spoke so freely of the whole subject that I ventured to ask him:"And Neaera-- was it her fault or yours?"
37821	Harmes''eye flashed a moment, and then looking around the table, and finally at Ariston, asked:"Can I speak freely?"
37821	Have you ever seen Anna''s statue of Bacchus?"
37821	How is that possible?"
37821	How long did it last?
37821	How much of Michael Angelo''s time was spent in the purely mechanical part of his art?
37821	How should she not?
37821	I asked;"but where do you hunt?"
37821	I have told you of a duty I felt to him, but to every duty is there not a corresponding right?
37821	I must have uttered a low cry, for I heard a voice I knew well say mockingly:"Does it hurt?"
37821	I saw her meaning: Man might subdue Nature to his use; what then?
37821	I thought you were in the thick of it?"
37821	In what country am I?
37821	Is it not rather inhuman and repulsive?"
37821	Is this a matter of purely private concern?"
37821	Lydia lowered her voice as she said:"You still love Chairo?"
37821	Must she indeed renew the anguish of that hour-- nay, treble it, by laying it bare to all the world?
37821	Our party seated itself about an adjoining table and presently Neaera called to me:"Xenos, are you going to lecture at our hall?"
37821	Shall I investigate this matter, or would it not perhaps be better for you to turn over the leaf and start a clean page somewhere else?
37821	She slowly disengaged herself, and looking into Iréné''s face, said:"And so you tell me to refuse the mission?"
37821	She smiled as she said:"How about a chair, Xenos?"
37821	So I asked:"You have heard the witnesses; what is your own impression of the matter?"
37821	So I returned to our original subject:"But how can Campbell hoard?"
37821	The question, therefore, arises, What am I to do?
37821	Then very slowly he said:"What do you mean by consent?
37821	Was Christianity still alive, then?
37821	Was he to be nevertheless forever consumed by immortality?
37821	Was it for a moment or for all time?
37821	Was she to renounce this highest standard of maternity?
37821	Was there ever beauty greater than her''s?"
37821	We dress a little differently in town-- but what do you find peculiar in my attire?
37821	What did it all mean?
37821	What did it all mean?
37821	What else could I wear out in the fields?"
37821	What had happened?
37821	What have you been thinking about all this time?"
37821	What if she did; is there not something in the world worth more than mathematics?"
37821	What though she did love Chairo, was it not this very love which the goddess bade her renounce?
37821	What was happening in the blue depths of those eyes?
37821	What, asked Anna, should be done?
37821	What, then, was the meaning of this classic dress?
37821	Where did you get that beautiful dress?"
37821	Who and what are you?
37821	Why not go to the Hall?
37821	Why, then, an investigating committee?
37821	Will thou yet take all, Galilean?
37821	Would it never come to an end-- this interview between the man she loved and a woman she despised?
37821	Would not such action serve to encourage all discontent to take the shape of riot and revolt?
37821	You are a lawyer, are you not?
37821	_ Is_ she going to accept the mission or marry Chairo?
37821	_ You_ will believe this, but who else will?"
37821	and turning to me, added,"Is n''t it?"
37821	said Ariston,"And Shakespeare a play- actor?"
7259	- Finally, what are the consequences of Rapid Dominance on defense resource investment priorities and future budgets?
7259	- Fourth, what might Rapid Dominance mean for alliances, coalitions, and the conduct of allied and combined operations?
7259	- Second, what utility, if any, does Rapid Dominance and its application of Shock and Awe imply for Operations Other Than War( OOTW)?
7259	Are there alternative or more effective ways and means to conduct these peacekeeping- related operations?
7259	Can Rapid Dominance produce a force structure with more effective capacity to deal with grey areas such as OOTW?
7259	Can Shock and Awe be used to achieve limited objectives with little or no risk of life to allied forces or innocent civilians?
7259	Can brilliance and superiority be maintained?
7259	Can levels of Shock and Awe be categorized by effectiveness and priority of weapons systems?
7259	Can true center of gravity targets be identified for ideological/ terrorist groups?
7259	Can we really affect the adversary''s will?
7259	Can we separate Rapid Dominance into categories with and without Shock and Awe?
7259	Do these changes mean that we should alter our traditional approach to the doctrine for and design of forces?
7259	Do we only need to stop an adversary from carrying out a particular act?
7259	Finally, what does all this mean for resource investments in defense?
7259	How does Rapid Dominance differ by the goals and missions assigned?
7259	If so, how?
7259	If so, what are the key enabling technologies?
7259	If this condition proves true, could this new lethality fundamentally change the construct for designing American doctrine and strategy?
7259	If we possess this force and our allies or partners do not, how do we fight together?
7259	Is Rapid Dominance applicable to all these threats?
7259	Is it to defeat an enemy so it will no longer pose a threat?
7259	Lenin asked the question,"what is to be done?"
7259	Must we control a situation entirely or only sufficiently to be able to carry out a specific mission?
7259	Over the next 20?
7259	Rapid Dominance and The Future Battlefield What will the battlefield of the future really look like?
7259	To which hot spots can we expect to see U.S. troops deployed over the next 5 years?
7259	What are the key elements to apply Rapid Dominance for each envisioned threat?
7259	What are the limits of the doctrine of Shock and Awe?
7259	What are the most likely threats for the next 20 years?
7259	What are the political and military prerequisites to apply Rapid Dominance?
7259	What are the political and military prerequisites to apply Rapid Dominance?
7259	What circumstances merit the application?
7259	What is Rapid Dominance?
7259	What types of Shock and Awe would be both impressive and generate high returns?
7259	Where might Rapid Dominance apply in OOTW, where would it not, and where might it offer mixed benefits?
7259	Why do n''t we do this?
7259	Why the need for a concept of Rapid Dominance?
7259	Why train technicians?
7259	Would this political deterrence prove acceptable to allies and to our own public?
39977	But how happen there to be such evidences of progression as exist?
39977	But,it may be asked,"if living creatures then existed, why do we not find fossiliferous strata of that age, or an earlier age?"
39977	But,it will perhaps be asked,"how are the emotions to be analyzed, and their modes of evolution to be ascertained?
39977	Why should I any longer waste time and money, and temper? 39977 ***** And now, from this uniformity of procedure, may we not infer some fundamental necessity whence it results? 39977 ***** And now, what is the_ function_ of music? 39977 ***** Is it possible to make a true classification without the aid of analysis? 39977 *****But what has all this to do with_ The Origin and Function of Music_?"
39977	Again, why is it that a building making any pretension to symmetry displeases us if not quite symmetrical?
39977	All have their disguises on; and how can there be sympathy between masks?
39977	And again, do we not find among different classes of the same nation, differences that have like implications?
39977	And must not the neglect of its embryology lead to a misunderstanding of the principles of its evolution and of its existing organization?
39977	And now what will be the character of these new strata?
39977	And the question is-- Can they be correctly grouped after this method?
39977	And what is the nature of the mental process by which numbers are found capable of having their relations expressed algebraically?
39977	And when we ask-- Where are they?
39977	Are not these significant facts?
39977	Are the phenomena_ measurable_?
39977	Are there not such things as a constitutional conservatism, and a constitutional tendency to change?
39977	Assuming, however, that the facilities of immigration had become adequate; which would be the first mammals to arrive and live?
39977	But how came the transition from those uncertain perceptions of equality which the unaided senses give, to the certain ones with which science deals?
39977	But in what shapes will they re- appear?
39977	But now, what will result from a slow alteration of climate, produced as above described?
39977	But then there come the further questions-- How do we know that the architect''s conception was symmetrical?
39977	But what if we learn that many of the same genera continued to exist throughout enormous epochs, measured by several vast systems of strata?
39977	But why do they facilitate the mental actions?
39977	Can the real relations of things be determined by the obvious characteristics of the things?
39977	Can this also be mere coincidence?
39977	Can we consider these two series of coincidences as accidental and unmeaning?
39977	Do its limbs and viscera rush together from all the points of the compass?
39977	Do we not find in some of the more advanced primitive communities, an analogous condition?
39977	Does not the universality of the_ law_ imply a universal_ cause_?
39977	For by what observations must the Chaldeans have discovered this cycle?
39977	For in what has essentially consisted the progress of natural- history- classification?
39977	For is it not obvious that the savage man will be most effectually controlled by his fears of a savage deity?
39977	For under what conditions only were the foregoing developments possible?
39977	For whence has he got this notion of"special creations,"which he thinks so reasonable, and fights for so vigorously?
39977	From which and other like facts, does it not seem an unavoidable inference that new emotions are developed by new experiences-- new habits of life?
39977	Geologic"systems,"are they universal?
39977	Has music any effect beyond the immediate pleasure it produces?
39977	Has not science, too, its embryology?
39977	Have we not here, then, adequate data for a theory of music?
39977	How are you likely to have agreeable converse with the gentleman who is fuming internally because he is not placed next to the hostess?
39977	How can aeriform matter withstand such a pressure?"
39977	How do these statements tally with his doctrine?
39977	How does this fact consist with the hypothesis that nebulæ are remote galaxies?
39977	How is this discrepancy to be explained?
39977	How then can there result a spiral movement common to them all?
39977	How then, from the absence of fossils in the Longmynd beds and their equivalents, can we conclude that the Earth was"azoic"when they were formed?
39977	How, then, are musical effects to be explained?
39977	How, then, can such telescopes make individually visible the stars of a nebula which is a million times the distance of Sirius?
39977	How, then, can that be instanced as an example of volition, which occurs even when volition is antagonistic?
39977	I then asked,''Do you know any men of science whose views have been affected by Comte''s writings?''
39977	If, then, its origin is not that above alleged, what is its origin?
39977	Is it most likely that there have been ten millions of special creations?
39977	Is it not a rational inquiry-- What are the indirect benefits which accrue from music, in addition to the direct pleasure it gives?
39977	Is it not manifest, then, that the exploded hypothesis of Werner continues to influence geological speculation?
39977	Is it not significant that we have hit on the same word to distinguish the function of our House of Commons?
39977	Is it not, then, as we said, that the evidence in these cases is very suspicious?
39977	Is it then that the lighter metals exist in larger proportions in the molten mass, though not in the atmosphere?
39977	Is it thrown down from the clouds?
39977	Is not science a growth?
39977	Is not the fallacy manifest?
39977	Is not the government of the solar system by a force varying inversely as the square of the distance, a simpler conception than any that preceded it?
39977	Is there not a class which clings to the old in all things; and another class so in love with progress as often to mistake novelty for improvement?
39977	May we not rationally seek for some all- pervading principle which determines this all- pervading process of things?
39977	May we not say that this is what takes place in an aboriginal tribe?
39977	May we not suspect, however, that this exception is apparent only?
39977	Meanwhile, how would the surfaces of the upheaved masses be occupied?
39977	Must we not rather conclude that some necessary relationship obtains between them?
39977	N Nebula, are they parts of our siderial system?
39977	Now do we not here discern analogies to the first stages of human societies?
39977	Now in these various forms and degrees of aggregation, may we not see paralleled the union of groups of connate tribes into nations?
39977	Now may we not in the growth of a consolidated kingdom out of petty sovereignties or baronies, observe analogous changes?
39977	Now what do these facts prove?
39977	Now, what are the laws of precipitation from gases?
39977	On the one hand, what follows from the untruth of the assumption?
39977	On the other hand, what follows if the truth of the assumption be granted?
39977	Once more, the question-- How is the expressiveness of music to be otherwise accounted for?
39977	Or again, how are we to explain the fact that Uranus has but half as many moons as Saturn, though he is at double the distance?
39977	Or, once more, if magistrates are the artificial joints of society, how can reward and punishment be its nerves?
39977	Otherwise, it might have been needful to dwell on the incongruities of the arrangements-- to ask how motion can be treated of before space?
39977	Reform, how is it to be effected?
39977	Shall we accept this implication?
39977	Shall we not infer that, be their nature what it may, they must be at least as near to us as the extremities of our own sidereal system?
39977	Should it not require an infinity of evidence to show that nebulæ are not parts of our sidereal system?
39977	Should it not require overwhelming evidence to make us believe as much?
39977	Such being the constitution of a concentrating spheroid of gaseous matter, where will the gaseous matter begin to condense into liquid?
39977	Though he would, doubtless, disown this as an article of faith, is not his thinking unconsciously influenced by it?
39977	To what classes will the increasing Fauna be for a long period confined?
39977	Under what circumstances are we likely to find this vegetation fossilized?
39977	We should probably learn much if we in every case asked-- Where is all the nervous energy gone?
39977	Well, is it not clear that the like must be true concerning all things that undergo development?
39977	Well, may we not trace a parallel step in social progress?
39977	Well, which is the most rational theory about these ten millions of species?
39977	What are likely to succeed fish?
39977	What are the implications?
39977	What can be more widely contrasted than a newly- born child and the small, semi- transparent, gelatinous spherule constituting the human ovum?
39977	What chance is there of getting any genuine response from the lady who is thinking of your stupidity in taking her in to dinner on the wrong arm?
39977	What follows?
39977	What is it that we want?
39977	What is the usual plea put in for giving and attending these tedious assemblies?
39977	What now is the mental process by which classification is effected?
39977	What now must result from the action of the waves in the course of a geologic epoch?
39977	What now will be the characters of these late- arriving portions?
39977	What now will happen with these two strata?
39977	What possible explanation can be given of this on the current hypothesis?
39977	What reason have we to suppose that the sciences admit of a_ linear_ arrangement?
39977	What then does it do?
39977	What were the laws made use of by Newton in working out his grand discovery?
39977	What will be the special courses of these currents?
39977	What will result?
39977	What would they be?
39977	What, now, is the secret of this perpetual miscarriage and disappointment?
39977	What, then, is the conclusion that remains?
39977	What, then, is the meaning of this fact?
39977	What, then, shall we say on finding that there are thousands of nebulæ so placed?
39977	Whence comes this notion of symmetry which we have, and which we attribute to him?
39977	Whence then has arisen the supposition?
39977	Where has it first solidified?
39977	Where is our warrant for assuming that there is some_ succession_ in which they can be placed?
39977	Whether the emotions are, therefore, to be regarded as divergent modes of action, that have become unlike by successive modifications?
39977	Who then shall say that the reform of our system of observances is unimportant?
39977	Who, on calling to mind the occasions of his highest social enjoyments, does not find them to have been wholly informal, perhaps impromptu?
39977	Why a_ series_?
39977	Why do we smile when a child puts on a man''s hat?
39977	Why should I pay five shillings a time for the privilege of being bored?"
39977	Why should he not spit on the drawing- room carpet, and stretch his heels up to the mantel- shelf?
39977	Why then should this be not fit for a picture?
39977	Why unpicturesque?
39977	Why?
39977	Why?
39977	[ S] What now must be the constitution of this atmosphere?
39977	how came you here?"
39977	how polarity can be dealt with without involving points and lines?
39977	how there can be rotation without matter to rotate?
39977	may be supplemented by the question-- How is the genesis of music to be otherwise accounted for?
39977	or does it not commonly happen that certain hidden characteristics, on which the obvious ones depend, are the truly significant ones?
39977	or must there not be an analytical basis to every true classification?
39977	or must we hold to the notion that it struggles up out of the ground?
39977	or must we receive the old Hebrew idea, that God takes clay and moulds a new creature?
39977	or shall we not rather conclude that the nebulæ are_ not_ remote galaxies?
39977	or that certain others are referable to different periods, because the_ facies_ of their Faunas are different?
39977	or what induces us to laugh on reading that the corpulent Gibbon was unable to rise from his knees after making a tender declaration?
553	And if I am not cos-- whatever you call the bloomin''beast-- what of it?
553	And the skulls with blue upon them?
553	And what is beyond the city, if we could leave it?
553	And what of you?
553	And who is Brad- lee?
553	And will they find us?
553	And you will come with me to my people? 553 And you?"
553	And you?
553	Are you cos- ata- lu?
553	Are you cos- ata- lu?
553	Are your people cor- sva- jo or cos- ata- lu?
553	But how can he smile?
553	But how could he smile when he was dead?
553	But how have you lived, then?
553	By what right?
553	Can you tell me the secret?
553	Did they belong to murderers?
553	Did you get a good look at it?
553	Do the reptiles come up the river into the city?
553	Do you belong to Fosh- bal- soj?
553	Do you mean they will kill you?
553	Do you not know your little Co- Tan?
553	How came you here?
553	How can we leave here?
553	How did you get here?
553	How long has it been here with you?
553	I am a Galu; but who and what are you? 553 If I could not find it, how would you?"
553	Is he dead, sir?
553	Is the thing with weapons?
553	Oh, what have you done?
553	Shall I kill it?
553	Tell me,he cried,"what is cos- ata- lu?"
553	Then why do you hide from it?
553	They do not feed you here?
553	What chance,asked Bradley, as they were returning to the boat with their game,"could Tyler and Miss La Rue have had among such as these?"
553	What do you mean by saying there is a way out?
553	What do you want of us?
553	What do you want?
553	What for?
553	What is cos- ata- lu?
553	What is cos- ata- lu?
553	What is it?
553	What is it?
553	What is it?
553	What is that noise?
553	What is that?
553	What strange reptile is it?
553	What was it, sir, do you think?
553	What''s that go to do with it?
553	What''s wrong, man?
553	Whence came this reptile?
553	Where from?
553	Where is England and what?
553	Where is Lieutenant Bradley?
553	Who are you and from whence do you come?
553	Who are you and how long have you been here?
553	Who are you to make terms for Him Who Speaks for Luata?
553	Who are you,he asked,"and from where do you come?
553	Who are you?
553	Who is this man?
553	Why did you have them bring us here?
553	Why do you fear them so?
553	Why do you not go to sleep? 553 Why?"
553	Will you give me and the girl our freedom?
553	Wot was it after bein'', do you think?
553	You are glad to come again, Co- Tan?
553	You are going away from Co- Tan?
553	You are going away from me?
553	You are going back with him to his country?
553	You are satisfied with him?
553	You dare?
553	You loved a man called An- Tak?
553	Are you a prisoner, then?"
553	Breathing?
553	But as for escaping"--she sighed--"alas, how can it be done?"
553	Can you find your way back to the room where I first came upon you in the temple?"
553	Could it be that such grotesque beings represented the high culture of the human race within the boundaries of Caspak?
553	Did n''t Hi see''em?"
553	Did n''t Hi see''is heyes?
553	Do you agree?"
553	Do you believe in ghosts, sir?"
553	Do you s''pose that there thing''s six million years old?"
553	He looked down into her face for a moment and then:"Who was An- Tak?"
553	How could you blame me?
553	If I tell them the secret of becoming cos- ata- lu they will take me out; but how can I tell them that which Luata alone knows?
553	Possibly he detected a similar difference in Bradley, for his first question was,"From what country?"
553	Tippet was beyond succor-- why waste a bullet that Caspak could never replace?
553	Was the fort still there, or did the smoke arise from the smoldering embers of the building they had helped to fashion for the housing of their party?
553	Was there a way out?
553	What country is this?
553	What did these phrases mean that they were so oft repeated by the denizens of Oo- oh?
553	What did this poor thing know?
553	What happened?"
553	What more could we have upon the mainland?"
553	What new mysteries lay hidden in the chambers above?
553	Who are you?
553	Who would be the next?
553	Why did you bring me here?"
553	Would Bradley make it?
553	Would the girl never reach the river?
553	You will come?"
553	You will not forget me, Co- Tan?"
32825	''Does your excellency mean her late majesty?'' 32825 ''How can I fall upward when the ground''s below me?''
32825	''Now,''said Oi, addressin''the prisoners,''did yez murdher the goddess or did yez not? 32825 ''Well, thin,''said Oi,''where''s that other conspirator, Koshnili?''
32825	''With all my heart,''said he;''but how are we to howld the trunk up?'' 32825 Ah, dear sorcerer,"said I,"will you show me this magical island?"
32825	An''how can a thing be roight and wrang at the same time, I''d loike to know? 32825 And can you create other matter than jewels?"
32825	And do you mean that, after living one hundred years, beginning with your twentieth birthday, you are still only commencing your twenty- first year?
32825	And here we are sailing upside down on the inside roof of the world----"Sailin''upside down? 32825 And now, gentlemen,"I said,"what do you say surprised you most in your voyage hither from the ice barrier?"
32825	And what is the punishment for renunciation of your office and attachment to another soul?
32825	And what would be the result in such a case?
32825	And when the twin- souls grow weary of their joys, what becomes of the island and its glories?
32825	And where do you go to?
32825	Are there many such transgressors of their vows in Egyplosis?
32825	Are you aware of the enormity of your offence?
32825	Are you not afraid of lifelong imprisonment or death in case your cause has no supporters?
32825	As to your magical island,said I, addressing Lyone, one of whose titles was Princess of Arjeels,"where is your principality situated?"
32825	Being the goddess,I said,"your lover must have died?"
32825	But do you, supreme goddess, indeed desire to leave us forever? 32825 But should she insist on sacrificing herself, where would be our triumph?"
32825	But, captain,said I,"if we find the width only fifty feet a few miles from here, what then?"
32825	Can nothing that I may say mitigate their punishment?
32825	Commander White,said the captain,"did you hear that roar?"
32825	Did it never occur to your astronomers,I inquired,"that human activity might also pervade the outer sphere?"
32825	Did the king approve of Koshnili''s demand?
32825	Do all souls live until their century of youth is accomplished?
32825	Do n''t you think, professor,I inquired,"we will become heavier as we approach the region of greatest motion under the equator?"
32825	Do you believe in the independent life of the soul after death?
32825	Do you consider the queen in any immediate danger at the hands of the king or government?
32825	Do you create matter?
32825	Do you find that such a method produces a high development of creative power, love, justice, conscience, truth, temperance, order, and benevolence?
32825	Do you mean that a man who has lived one hundred and thirty years is but thirty years old?
32825	Do you mean that we shall be overtaken by the storm?
32825	Do you no longer value the secrets of magic and sorcery? 32825 Do you really think, captain,"I inquired,"that we are sailing into a hollow place around the pole?"
32825	Do you remember the creek in the ice- foot we passed this morning,said the captain,"the place where we shot the polar bear?"
32825	Do you see now,I said,"that ideal joys in the world can only be built on more extensive miseries?
32825	Do you surrender to Her Majesty Lyone, Queen of Atvatabar?
32825	Do you surrender, then, to His Majesty Aldemegry Bhoolmakar, King of Atvatabar?
32825	Do you think my mission will be successful as regards the life of Lyone?
32825	Do you think our couriers will receive opposition from the king''s wayleals?
32825	Do you think you can accommodate yourselves to ride such a machine?
32825	Do you,I gasped, with a feeling of mingled exultance and fear,"do you create matter?"
32825	Does it iver rain here?
32825	Does this machine tell the thruth?
32825	Ec Atvatabar dofi moni ar wail saimtle?
32825	Had he a large force with him?
32825	Harikar is then your supreme deity?
32825	Have n''t you observed how foolishly people act when in love? 32825 How came you to surrender at this juncture?"
32825	How can you stand on the deck if you are no weight?
32825	How did the English people receive the news?
32825	How did the king conduct himself when captured?
32825	How did your geographers receive the news of the interior world?
32825	How do you make that out?
32825	How do you propose to save her life in case she forfeits it?
32825	How does it affect you,I exclaimed,"to be the recipient of such adoration as you receive as goddess?"
32825	I feel sorry for you both,said the goddess;"did you weary of the joys of Egyplosis?"
32825	I hope your honor has met with no accident?
32825	I say, yer honor,said Flathootly to the governor,"have you any insurance companies in this counthry?"
32825	If I break me leg what odds, so long as I''m insured?
32825	Is it the pleasure of your holiness that we alight at the private sanctuary or at the grand gate?
32825	Might I ask your holiness,said the high priest,"if you will really take so determined a step as that indicated by the action of the royal council?
32825	Might I inquire,said the governor,"what you mean by revolvers?"
32825	Not even an ideal affinity?
32825	Once called into being,I inquired,"how long can the island exist?"
32825	Precisely,said the sorcerer;"why should we call a period age in which there is no change?"
32825	Shall I descend, your holiness, or keep to our course?
32825	Shall we,I cried,"continue the fight, now that we know it is our queen we fight against, that it is our arms that will murder her?"
32825	So our cause has triumphed,said Lyone;"and what has become of the king?"
32825	Sorr, is yer word as good as yer bond?
32825	Suppose we can not come back-- suppose the walls of ice should begin to close up again?
32825	Tell me what your poets say of nature, life and love,said she;"do they ever sing the delights of hopeless love?"
32825	That is but the mechanical law of cause and effect,I ventured;"where does self- sacrifice come in?"
32825	The moon?
32825	Then what virtues are derived from ascetic practices?
32825	Then,said I,"whether we fight or not, our queen is in very serious danger of death?"
32825	Then,said I,"you wish to report that you defeated us by driving us from the country?"
32825	This being so, why should we waste a journey to New York and back again for nothing? 32825 WHAT IS FAITH, IF DECEIT BE OUR DEITY?
32825	Was the dream fulfilled as you expected it would be?
32825	Well, gentlemen,said I,"what do you say, shall we try the passage?"
32825	What I mean,I said,"is this-- having discovered your counterpart, do you adore despite the circumstances of fortune?"
32825	What are the difficulties to be surmounted in your quest of a counterpart soul?
32825	What did Koshnili say when presenting the report?
32825	What excuse do you offer for your crime against yourself, your religion and your fellow- priests?
32825	What is that hissing sound I hear?
32825	What is the command of your holiness?
32825	What is the name of the sun above us?
32825	What is the night?
32825	What relation to the soul can the ship possibly possess?
32825	What roar?
32825	What say you, grand sorcerer?
32825	What time is it, commander?
32825	What you say is true,I said, replying for Lyone,"but what is duty?
32825	Where are we?
32825	Where is that wonderful moon,he inquired,"that I hear of?
32825	Who knows what oceans, what continents, what nations, it may be of men like ourselves, may not exist in a subterranean world? 32825 Why did n''t you shoot them or kill them at once with your spears?"
32825	Why not do the work of the next 700 years while we are at it?
32825	Why not?
32825	Why, do n''t you see,said she,"that our travelling approaches nearer to that of the spiritual state than any other mode?
32825	Will riches, will honors not tempt you?
32825	Will you, each of you,said the goddess,"renounce that obedience that makes you factors of deities?
32825	Will your fletyemings as well as yourself swear allegiance to Queen Lyone and her cause?
32825	Wilt thou have this man, Lexington, King of Atvatabar, to be thy husband until death, according to the new faith of''one body and one soul?''
32825	Would your holiness like to visit the exterior earth?
32825	Yet, is it not strange that all these delights, violent and glorious as they are, do not wholly satisfy the soul? 32825 Yohili ec Atvatabar?"
32825	Yohod ec dohi moni ar dohi miolicd gliod sedi?
32825	You are not so desirous of the human soul in its collective form as you are of individual soul wholly yours?
32825	You are pleased with my garden?
32825	You doubtless regret the loss of your earthly counterpart?
32825	You evidently do not reverence hopeless love?
32825	You surrender to me as admiral of Her Majesty Lyone, Queen of Atvatabar?
32825	You''re right, sorr,said the master- at- arms,"for what would keep the ship sticking to the wather upside down?"
32825	''How long are ye goin''to last yerself, sonny?''
32825	( Is Atvatabar the name of your country?)
32825	( Is your name Plothoy?)
32825	( What is the name of the nearest great city?)
32825	Addressing the weeping girl, he said:"Do you know, my child, how unfortunate you have been?
32825	An''tell me how do you grow your cabbages without rain?"
32825	Are your neophytes perfectly happy?
32825	As my wings devoured the leagues of air I thought, was this the climax for which I fought?
32825	Bhooly?''
32825	But I might ask, do you each of you fully recognize the position you stand in?
32825	But what could my officers mean by the terrible noise they talked about?
32825	But what was success now without the one priceless soul to share my triumph?
32825	But where was this mysterious country?
32825	But why use them when the fight is practically over, and why fire them among his own wayleals?
32825	But, your majesty, in what way does mind triumph over matter in your realm?"
32825	By whom will the glorious union of art and science be consummated?
32825	Can the enemy, after all, fire shells at us?
32825	Can the_ Aeropher_ survive the roaring storm?
32825	Can you tell me,"he added,"have you got tides in the say here?"
32825	Could you give me a match to loight me pipe?''
32825	Dare we venture into that inviting gulf?
32825	Did ever glory so grand and defeat so terrible so mingle themselves in human experience?
32825	Did you not think of your lifelong vows of celibacy and of the deep and tender joy of romantic love?"
32825	Do n''t you see they have got wings and can fly wherever they like beyond reach?"
32825	Do n''t you see wid yer two eyes I''m still as heavy as iver I was?"
32825	Do you know that your conduct menaces the throne of the gods itself?
32825	For her sake I felt I could meet any situation, however terrible, but for my sake would she throw aside her unparalleled dignities?
32825	Guilty or not guilty?''
32825	Had the goddess no lover to press her to his heart amid the universal rapture?
32825	Had you hold of them?"
32825	He shouted out:"There now, do you see that?
32825	Hence, I ask you the question, What of Egyplosis?"
32825	Her apostasy was victorious, but who could have supposed that martyrdom and reincarnation were the path to glory?
32825	How can a Christian slape wid the sun shinin''all the toime?"
32825	How could I turn fifteen summersaults at wance if I was any weight?
32825	How shall I advise her to act for her own safety as well as ours?"
32825	How shall I describe the spell of that hour?
32825	How shall the glory of that day be described?
32825	How were we to discover the same or a similar lead to the north?
32825	How, then, do you prevent a catastrophe to some one?"
32825	I am willing to lead you on; who will follow me?"
32825	I can understand the violence of love for a human soul in the breast of the goddess, but what of her renunciation of Harikar?"
32825	I cried,"what''s the meaning of this?
32825	I gasped,"what-- what do you mean?"
32825	In other words, can a woman be a veritable goddess and live?
32825	In the soul of the goddess what must have been the joy of being surrounded by such an ocean of adoring love?
32825	In what state would I find her, and how would she solve the riddle, a destiny that seemed impossible of solution?
32825	Is there no way by which you might be reconciled, both of you, to the new order of things?"
32825	Must we surrender?
32825	Now what avails our worship, if the object of our adoration fails us in the hour of need?
32825	Now, in view of this, how many men can you spare from the garrison?"
32825	Of what avail are tender, chivalrous delights, if nature, if reason, be outraged in producing them?
32825	So saying, the professor approached and said:"Ec wayl moni Plothoy?"
32825	The beyond?
32825	The one cry was,"Could Lyone, the idol of her army, the goddess of her people, be indeed dead?
32825	Their creed must be reformed, both in faith and practice, and who so capable of introducing such a reform as Lyone herself?
32825	This is the experience of the nations of the outer world, and how much better for man that it is so?
32825	Was it possible for her to continue worthy of worship, a human being, intoxicated, as she must be, by the ceaseless adoration of millions?
32825	Was it possible that a live goddess could exist, and be both young and handsome?
32825	Was it possible that she might have an idea that even Egyplosis might indeed be a prison?
32825	Was it really true that our hope was dead, that our jewel, the glory of our cause, was lying cold and lifeless in her prison?
32825	Was it the adoration of the worshipper, or was it the dawn of a sacrilegious passion?
32825	Was the passport of the king but a_ ruse de guerre_ to entrap me?
32825	Was the voice that could conjure such love and devotion hushed forever?"
32825	Was there ever a day in human experience as portentous as that?
32825	Was there ever in human history so great a crisis?
32825	Was this a plot to capture me?
32825	Was this feast of passion that I beheld her obsequies, or could it be some occult incantation to raise her from the dead?
32825	Was this the name of the new force we had discovered, or the name of the flying apparatus as a whole?
32825	We have sailed, down the gulf 500 miles, have n''t we?"
32825	Were those men on board ship?
32825	What avails the triumph of our cause if there remains no queen to possess the triumph?
32825	What could less than eighty men do against a host of ten thousand?
32825	What country do you come from?"
32825	What does''Bilbimtesirol''as''perpendicular''mean?
32825	What gods do you people of the outer world worship?"
32825	What is the world we live in?
32825	What langwidge do you call that, sorr?"
32825	What shall I say to the queen?
32825	What was the cause that startled the polar midnight with such unwonted commotion?
32825	What were mines of gold to this?
32825	What will victory be worth if you, for whom we fight, are not our proudest trophy?
32825	When did the sun set at 8 A.M.in the Arctic summer, leaving the earth in darkness?
32825	Where do emotion and imagination begin in art?
32825	Where do spirit and flesh unite in a living creature?
32825	Where is the surface of the earth that slopes away out of sight?"
32825	Where was her hapless body?
32825	Whither now will tender and faithful hearts turn to find a refuge for all that makes the life glorious?
32825	Who could say that even I alone might not stumble upon success?
32825	Who has got a charge agin''the prisoners?''
32825	Who is to console the bereavement of millions, when their consoler has hopelessly abandoned them?
32825	Who knows what gold, what silver, what precious stones are there piled perhaps mountains high?
32825	Who supports this charge?''
32825	Will it be believed that she absolutely refuses to disown such a viper, and even boasts of his work, and that he will shortly set her free?
32825	Will you despoil the temple of ideal love?"
32825	Will you dethrone ideal love?
32825	Will you forswear the delight of the companionship of twin- souls?"
32825	Will you profane your holy office?
32825	Will you throw away palaces and gardens and flowers?
32825	Will you, the ideal of hopeless love, be the first to prove faithless?"
32825	Would I be successful in my quest, and bear back to the outer world some magical secret its nations would be glad to know?
32825	Would I, most daring of men, ever be permitted to kiss that far- off mouth divine, and not be slain by one dreadful glance of contempt?
32825	Would it be our fortune to pierce the darkness and silence of a polar cavern?
32825	You say the_ Polar King_ is safe?"
32825	what was triumph then, without my soul of souls to share its delights?
50566	Adric,he said,"Do you still remember me?
50566	Adric--Narayan repeated, unsteadily,"Why do you say-- betray me again?
50566	And what right have you to pry for that old fool Rhys? 50566 Are you Adric of the Crimson Tower?"
50566	But how can we get to the Dreamer''s Keep, Adric? 50566 But what''s this all about?"
50566	But wo n''t they be expecting us to use that kind of logic?
50566	Could you conceivably get through to Rhys? 50566 Cynara, what are you doing here?"
50566	Does it?
50566	Gamine,I asked,"Who is_ Narayan_?"
50566	Gamine-- who are you?
50566	Going to read all night, Mike?
50566	He''s got Cynara--the Dreamer muttered dizzily,"Cynara-- who in Zandru''s hells are you?"
50566	How like you this body, Adric? 50566 I could n''t find a single guard,"the cold voice murmured,"I wonder where they are?"
50566	I wonder why she left you that? 50566 Is n''t it?"
50566	Is she dead?
50566	Is this an inquisition?
50566	Karamy wants me?
50566	Karamy?
50566	Look you, did Brennan come back this afternoon? 50566 My brothers and my sisters,"she said at last,"Karamy is beautiful, is she not?"
50566	NO? 50566 No,"she disclaimed softly,"Why should they die?
50566	Raif,I said tentatively,"Can you find me twelve men who know the way to Rainbow City and are n''t afraid to come close to it?"
50566	Ready, then?
50566	See?
50566	Shall I lend you my veils-- sister?
50566	She will?
50566	Sign?? 50566 Sign??
50566	So? 50566 Stick to him, will you, Raif?
50566	What about Gamine?
50566	What are the Dreamers?
50566	What do you mean, this is n''t Adric?
50566	What have you forgotten?
50566	What is Gamine to me?
50566	What is Gamine?
50566	What is it, Evarin?
50566	What''s your army for?
50566	What?
50566	Where have I gotten, to? 50566 Where in hell have I gotten to?"
50566	Who is Gamine?
50566	Why? 50566 Why?"
50566	You do n''t remember? 50566 You have been back?
50566	You mean I''ve travelled in time?
50566	You remember the old Dreamer who served your House?
50566	You''re-- Rhys?
50566	--or had the murmured voice come from Gamine, motionless behind me?
50566	A snare there must be; but who: Narayan himself?
50566	A song of welcome?
50566	Adric, tell me; did Earth truly have but one sun?"
50566	Adric-- how long now?"
50566	Adric-- is there any other way for me, for you?"
50566	Adric--"he begged,"_ How much_ have you forgotten?"
50566	Agreed?"
50566	And he, in my body?
50566	And-- when did you eat last?
50566	Andy, I thought with a wild swift fear,_ what will he do to Andy_?
50566	Back to the days before the second sun?
50566	Betray me?
50566	But why, why in the living hell had I done a thing like that?
50566	Can you see now why we do not trust you-- brother?"
50566	Could I trust him with my terrible puzzlement?
50566	Did n''t they know that when the Dreamers woke, the Narabedlans were vulnerable-- to the Dreamers alone?
50566	Did you not break it yourself?
50566	Does n''t it?"
50566	Even now, could I be sure which of us was who?
50566	Friend, or enemy?
50566	Gods of the Rainbow, what preposterous things had I said and done last night?
50566	Had he ever seen Gamine?
50566	Had he noticed?
50566	Have you forgotten, or are you still-- my lover?"
50566	Have you heard it, Cynara?"
50566	Have you noticed I let you turn the lights on and off?
50566	He''s going after Narayan--""You expect me to believe that?"
50566	Horses-- here, in this nightmare world?
50566	How can I guide you then?"
50566	How could he tell that?
50566	How much could I, as Adric-- and I_ must_ be Adric to him-- get along without knowing?
50566	How--""Oh, never mind that--"her voice was impatient,"What can we_ do_?"
50566	I asked him roughly,"To knock down hay- cocks?
50566	I have said enough--"the lambent eyes tilted at me,"Have I not?"
50566	I heard myself ask, stupidly,"What happened?"
50566	I said slowly,"You think I''m not crazy?"
50566	I wonder who brought you back?"
50566	Idris?"
50566	If it is n''t Adric, who is it?"
50566	Is it Adric who''s got Cynara?"
50566	It was Mike Kenscott''s will that jerked at the reins of the big gelding to end this farce now--"What is it?"
50566	Just what had happened last night?
50566	Mike, what in the devil were you thinking about?
50566	Mike, you darned idiot, are you all right?
50566	More important, what had made a radio lab blow up in the first place?
50566	Most important of all, what maniac freak of lightning was I carrying in my body that made me immune to electrical current?
50566	Narayan, looking over my shoulder as I dragged it out, asked curiously,"What''s that?"
50566	Or could he?
50566	Or did Karamy take that too?"
50566	Or of danger?
50566	Perhaps you stayed in contact with his mind so long that you think you are he?"
50566	Should I?"
50566	Slaughter for his men-- what for his sister?
50566	That is not what you want, is it?"
50566	The curse of the Dreamer''s magic lifted-- what would it mean to this land, Adric?
50566	Was I fooling her-- or was she only playing my own game, and playing it a little better?
50566	Was it?
50566	Was n''t it?
50566	What could Narayan''s men with their scythes and pitchforks and rude rusty guns do against the incredible science of a Toymaker?
50566	What crazy drama was going to be unfolded in my mind now?
50566	What did you do to it?"
50566	What does it matter what happens to me?
50566	What has Karamy done to you this time?"
50566	What is that to me?
50566	What was Adric doing now?
50566	What was I saying?
50566	What was I supposed to do?
50566	What was even more to the point, how many questions could I dare ask without betraying my own helplessness?
50566	What was there to say?
50566	What wonder the memory maddened Narayan?
50566	Where am I?"
50566	Where had the intangible part of me been, those eighteen hours when I first lay crushed under a fallen beam, then under morphine in the hospital?
50566	Where had those scars come from?
50566	Where in Time has Karamy sent you now?"
50566	Where--_when_ am I?
50566	Who am I supposed to be?
50566	Who are you, and what happened?"
50566	Who are you?"
50566	Who could act sane in a red nightshirt?
50566	Who was Karamy?
50566	Who-- and what-- was I?
50566	Why ca n''t you lay off your everlasting work for a while and relax?"
50566	Why did you leave us, Adric?
50566	Why?
50566	Will you explain?"
50566	Worse, what did I mean by it?
50566	Would he attribute it to Karamy''s meddling with my mind?
50566	Would you mind-- pretending?
50566	You do n''t want to see Gamine, do you?"
50566	You remember who I am?"
50566	You waked him this time, did you not?
50566	You-- who are you, in your own world?"
51809	A little relaxation, eh, Harse? 51809 A-- a gentleman?
51809	And-- and this place you want to go to-- is that where you will be rescued?
51809	Brooklyn?
51809	Cold morning, is n''t it? 51809 Cops?"
51809	Did you say''survival kit''?
51809	Do the police know where I am? 51809 Harse, were you shot down like an airplane pilot?"
51809	Hey,he said, interested,"what''ve you got there?"
51809	I mean-- well,_ where_ in the Vale of Cashmere is the Nexus Point? 51809 I want one for a. Specimen?
51809	Now what are you up to, Howard? 51809 Police?"
51809	Promise?
51809	Question?
51809	So?
51809	Tell them? 51809 The Public Liberry?
51809	The Vale of Cashmere? 51809 Try heroin or Platinum?"
51809	What do you want me to do?
51809	What the devil do you want?
51809	What?
51809	Why not?
51809	Why?
51809	You are n''t up on our local customs, are you? 51809 You are the guide and you do not know where you are guiding me to?"
51809	You''re sure? 51809 You''ve heard of the atom bomb?
51809	_ No?_roared the driver.
51809	All right, Mooney was a man of infinite resource and sagacity-- hadn''t he proved that many a time?
51809	And what could Mooney have done about it, without drawing the diffident blue glow to himself?
51809	But how did the little metal things know that Mooney was a threat?
51809	But tell me one thing, will you?
51809	But where were they?
51809	But why do n''t you come with me?"
51809	Ca n''t you get it off the walls?"
51809	Car?"
51809	Dangers?"
51809	Do n''t you?
51809	Do you know the Monmouth County police are looking for you?
51809	Eat?"
51809	Girls did n''t work?
51809	Going?"
51809	Guide?
51809	Harse and the cop?
51809	Harse said ominously:"Liberry, Mooney?
51809	Hear me?"
51809	Ho?"
51809	How could I tell them?
51809	How could a man like Mooney know that Harse was so bereft of human compassion as to snuff out a life for the sake of finishing his lunch in peace?
51809	Howard, what in the world are you up to?
51809	In the writing room?
51809	In there?"
51809	Instead, he asked,"Where do you want to go?"
51809	Is not enough?"
51809	Is there any particular part of Brooklyn you have to go to?"
51809	It was still a dream-- wasn''t it?
51809	Mooney said rapidly:"Say, is n''t there-- uh-- isn''t there a lot of snow?"
51809	Must?
51809	My friend ca n''t take any chances with his, uh, confidential material, you see?
51809	Name?
51809	Nobody knows you''ve come here, right?
51809	Not even Auntie?"
51809	Open?
51809	Or was he awake?
51809	Pay?
51809	Pay?"
51809	Photographed?
51809	Please?
51809	Say, want to dance?"
51809	She did n''t see the picture, so how would she know?
51809	Should he change his plan and feign amnesia, pass himself off as one of their own men?
51809	Still?"
51809	Stuff?"
51809	Survival kit?
51809	Survive?"
51809	That?"
51809	The Nexus Point?"
51809	The Vale of Cashmere?"
51809	The question that rose to Mooney''s lips was"How much?"
51809	Then what happens?"
51809	They passed laws; why were n''t they around to enforce them?
51809	This is the question: Have you ever belonged to any Communist organization?"
51809	This?
51809	To see me?"
51809	True, he was speckled with snow, but-- that much snow?
51809	Understand?"
51809	Very well?"
51809	Way back when you were a boy-- anything like that?"
51809	Well, one victim more or less-- what did it matter?
51809	Well, why not?
51809	What could they do but accept the story?
51809	What did they come to see you for?"
51809	What kind of tricks are you trying to do with electric suitcases?"
51809	What the devil did the police think they were up to?
51809	What was a fortune more or less to a man who very nearly owned some of the secrets of the future?
51809	What your little spiders have been spinning, understand?
51809	What?"
51809	Where did he go?
51809	Where is this Vale of Cashmere?"
51809	Where the devil is that-- somewhere in Pakistan?"
51809	Who was that fella who''s missing, Howard?
51809	Why could n''t he move?
51809	Why do you instruct him to take us to the Liberry?"
51809	Why do you make trouble for me?"
51809	Why does n''t he go home?
51809	Why had n''t he gone in the main entrance, where there was sure to be a cop?
51809	Why not see what happened if the thumb- piece was moved backward?
51809	Wrong?"
51809	You did n''t tell them?"
51809	You hear me?
51809	You understand?"
51809	You want to get to your rendezvous, do n''t you?
51809	You''re sure this is the place you mean?"
53132	A friend? 53132 Ca n''t a guy crack a harmless joke without somebody talks about altar- bait?
53132	Come, eat now...."Where is she? 53132 Do you think I''d be here if it were n''t?
53132	Genghis Khan is on the march, eh?
53132	Have you got any shells for this thing?
53132	How do you know my name?
53132	How long ago was this, Old Timer?
53132	How long have you birds run this damned exercise?
53132	How long was I down there? 53132 How long you on the Jersey payroll?"
53132	Is it a magical charm?
53132	It belongs to the Baron, remember?
53132	It''s safe now, is it?
53132	It''s_ Prometheus_, do you understand? 53132 Safe, were you?
53132	So there was an argument?
53132	So you''re figuring I''ll step in and de- fuse her for you, eh, Toby? 53132 So?"
53132	Something bothering you, Colonel?
53132	Suppose it does n''t recognize me? 53132 The Jersey ca n''t afford a jack?"
53132	Then who''s going to boost me up? 53132 Then why do you get nervous when I find his lighter on your table?
53132	Unless you know a spell of power?
53132	What could it be,she mused,"that''s worth being shot for?"
53132	What do you think you''re doing, cretin?
53132	What is that charm?
53132	What men, Toby?
53132	What the hell''s this...?
53132	What will they find out there?
53132	What year were you born?
53132	What''s that supposed to buy you?
53132	What''s this planning you say we have to do?
53132	Where are you from?
53132	Where do you think? 53132 Where is she, damn you?"
53132	Where''d you get my pass, Mallon?
53132	Where''d you get that idea?
53132	Where''s Banner?
53132	Where''s my wife?
53132	Where''s the kitchen? 53132 Which is the anteroom to the Baron''s apartments?"
53132	Who are you?
53132	Who you drive for, Mac?
53132	Who''s kidding who, Mallon? 53132 Why change sides now?
53132	Why did you follow me? 53132 Why was he looking for me?
53132	Why''d you let me in? 53132 Will you destroy the Great Troll now?"
53132	You birds got a three- ton jack I can borrow?
53132	You mean-- you walked into this cold-- just like I did?
53132	You need more training, hah?
53132	You parked that Bolo at your front gate and then forgot how you did it, eh?
53132	You waited for me, Old- Timer?
53132	You''ll destroy him?
53132	A fire...?
53132	A month?
53132	And what makes me important in the picture?"
53132	And where was everybody?
53132	And why are you taking care of me now?"
53132	But together-- we can get to the controls of the Bolo, then use it to knock out the sentry machine at the Site--""Then what?
53132	But why the interest in armament?"
53132	Dad?"
53132	Did you make him the same offer you''ve made me?"
53132	Do you remember it?"
53132	For what?
53132	Ginny would be worried sick, after-- how long?
53132	Had it been a year... or more?
53132	Have you got a map?"
53132	How did it handle itself?
53132	How did you find out all this?"
53132	How had they died?
53132	How long had I been away?
53132	How long...?
53132	How old were you when it happened, Pop?
53132	I do n''t suppose by any chance you meant that literally?"
53132	I tried another tack:"Who was the rag man you tackled just outside?
53132	If you are to break the spell--""Break the spell, eh?"
53132	It was only a few hundred yards more; but why the hell had I picked a place halfway up a hill?
53132	Just why do I need you?"
53132	Now, where''s this place of his located?"
53132	Or what if Don did n''t plug my identity pattern in to the recognition circuit?"
53132	Right?
53132	Sabotage, war, revolution-- an accident?
53132	So we could spend the rest of our lives squatting in the ruins, when by stripping the ship we could make ourselves kings?"
53132	Still fully functional?"
53132	What about the Supply Site?
53132	What chance did I have against them?"
53132	What had it been?
53132	What happened to the house?
53132	What makes me important?"
53132	What the hell was going on?
53132	What the hell: had Castro landed in force?
53132	What year is this?"
53132	What''s going on around here?"
53132	What''s happened?"
53132	What''s sane and what is n''t?
53132	Where do I come in?"
53132	Where does he stay?"
53132	Where was Mac?
53132	Where were Bonner and Day, and Mallon?
53132	Where''s my family?
53132	Where''s my family?
53132	Where''s the woman who lived here?"
53132	Who is he?"
53132	Who owns the bully- boys in green?"
53132	Who''s that?"
53132	Why did n''t you give me away?
53132	Why have n''t you been getting any mileage out of your tame Bolo?
53132	Why was he laying for me?"
53132	You need my magic touch, remember?
53132	You''d never have a night''s rest, wondering when one of them would walk out to challenge your rule....""Uneasy lies the head, eh, Toby?
53132	_ Someone_ must have pushed the button to start my recovery cycle; where were they hiding now?
59728	And you''ve never taken this shuttle from Cyngus?
59728	But how to reach them? 59728 But what happens to them eventually?
59728	But why...?
59728	Can we do anything?
59728	Can you recommend good lodging?
59728	Can you wait while I try to ask one question?
59728	Do you mean to tell me that in all the homes of Earth there are no treasured heirlooms of the past? 59728 Do you mind explaining that one?"
59728	Have you heard anything from Maria?
59728	Hg su''v rthsr?
59728	I beg your pardon?
59728	If you do n''t, why did you take me to that meeting last night and invite me here today? 59728 Is it difficult for them to take things out of the vaults?"
59728	Is that all you want?
59728	Is there more?
59728	Kdftc?
59728	Maria... do you think she would?
59728	My boy, work as such may still be important in Andromeda, but how could it possibly be so here on Earth? 59728 Now, who''s a fool?"
59728	Wait-- there may be a way-- even more illegal than your first suggestion, but still a way...."What is it?
59728	Want you?
59728	We? 59728 What can they do about it?"
59728	What did she say?
59728	What have we to lose? 59728 What''s liquor got to do with art?"
59728	Where would you try it-- here in Uniport?
59728	Who''s trying to improve anything? 59728 Whtstywt?"
59728	Why do the monopolies even bother with Digesters and the classics? 59728 Why do you trust me?"
59728	Would they-- could they-- do it?
59728	Would you care to sample a bit of Bohemia, my boy?
59728	You have your Orientation Manual?
59728	Your artists and writers,he demanded,"all your creative people-- don''t they have anything to say about it?"
59728	*****"Destination?"
59728	*****"How are you getting along with Maria?"
59728	And if he could help her, how would it all end?
59728	Are n''t they kept in some central place?"
59728	Besides, you''ve encountered a couple of our young men, do you consider them physically capable of prolonged amour?"
59728	But reason asked: Why should he draw back now?
59728	But the arts of sex... the refinements of love.... Ca n''t you imagine by this time what takes place in the boudoirs of Earth?
59728	But what if we could inspire a rebirth of art as big as a whole galaxy instead of entertaining each other with our little flings at Bohemia?"
59728	But why?
59728	Can you remember that?"
59728	Could there be one whole woman in a culture of fragmented lives?
59728	Did he want to sign up for a copy?
59728	Engaged?
59728	Has she ever been engaged?
59728	He asked wonderingly,"Where did he get them?"
59728	He beckoned to the old librarian, and laboriously communicated his question:"The originals of these classics-- where are they?"
59728	He pointed to a phrase with the tip of his pen, and Walther read: What price room do you desire?
59728	He wrote back: Can I go down there?
59728	How could he ever tell his mother and father?
59728	How will you ever improve things that way?"
59728	How would the pieces fit together again?
59728	Is there no other source?"
59728	Married?"
59728	Married?"
59728	No books?
59728	No paintings?
59728	No recordings?"
59728	Not accustomed to having his financial standing questioned, Walther faced the man himself and demanded:"How much money do you want?"
59728	Now, what is it you wanted to ask Miss Maria?"
59728	Off the Earth?
59728	Opposite these words was the phonetic jumble: Whprumuirer?
59728	Or should he try to help?
59728	She''ll read them to her Bohemian friends tonight, and tomorrow they may be in Buenos Aires or Istanbul-- who knows?"
59728	Should he stand by and watch?
59728	The chuckle emboldened Walther to ask one more question:"Will Maria be there?"
59728	There were many questions Walther wanted to ask about Maria, but he tactfully inquired, instead:"How often does this group meet?"
59728	Uniport or Italy?
59728	Was it actually possible to get so much material out of the vaults?
59728	Was it right to let his own personal reaction stand in the way of something that might benefit whole ages of Mankind?
59728	Was this all a cruel joke played by Willy Fritsh?
59728	What I asked, Sir, was how long since you''ve been on Earth?"
59728	What better way to become acquainted with Earth''s culture than to spend his first evening at the opera?
59728	What did it mean?
59728	What did they propose to do?
59728	When he caught his breath, he asked:"What sort of world do you come from?
59728	When he had firm control of his own voice, he nodded and asked:"How do they propose to do it?"
59728	Where does she come from?
59728	Where were the originals of these classics?
59728	Why create when your creation is only fed into the maw of the Digesters?
59728	Why did you send me off alone with Maria?"
59728	Why not let modern artists create in the new form?"
59728	Will he accuse you, too?"
59728	Will you take her back to our hotel?
59728	Willy asked quietly:"What do you think of our intellectual underworld?"
59728	Would Maria be there?
52855	A sales center?
52855	Abandon a colleague? 52855 And who might you be?"
52855	Are you nuts?
52855	Are you really the Ivroy?
52855	Are you sure this is the right one?
52855	But-- don''t you have a time machine? 52855 Centuries?
52855	Dan? 52855 Did you think you could conceal your betrayal from the Ivroy?"
52855	Do n''t you find it lonely?
52855	Doing what?
52855	Eh?
52855	Eh?
52855	Have I made my point?
52855	Help how? 52855 Help?
52855	How about a drink? 52855 How did you get here?"
52855	How do you duplicate works of art?
52855	Huh?
52855	I, who act for the Ivroy?
52855	Inter- what?
52855	Manny, sometimes I think your aspirations--"Whatta ya talkin? 52855 Monkeys?
52855	My strange race?
52855	No? 52855 Or a manufacturing complex?"
52855	Rubies?
52855	Sapiens? 52855 Say,"Dan said, ignoring the sensation of a hot wire around his neck,"ca n''t we talk this thing over?"
52855	Some sort of chronometer, perhaps?
52855	Still, I assume you''re aware of the Interdict on all Anthropoid populated loci?
52855	That? 52855 The past?
52855	Then how did you get to the park from here?
52855	Time machine?
52855	Time travelers?
52855	Uh... pardon my asking,Dan said,"but are you what-- uh-- people are going to look like in the future?"
52855	Unoccupied? 52855 Vegan, are n''t you?
52855	Was that you?
52855	What about some reading matter? 52855 What about this ginzo?"
52855	What brings you here, Gom Blote?
52855	What do they buy?
52855	What do you mean-- fated?
52855	What do you want with me?
52855	What happened to Manny and Fiorello?
52855	What outfit did you say you were with?
52855	What will the Ivroy do when he finds out Snithian''s been double- crossing him?
52855	What''s that?
52855	What''s this all about?
52855	Where am I? 52855 Who''re you?"
52855	Who, me?
52855	Who... are you...?
52855	Why me?
52855	Why should I post a man in the vault? 52855 Will you never learn?"
52855	Would you mind opening your mouth, please?
52855	Would you mind?
52855	You and he work together, eh?
52855	You do n''t mean-- we''re all going to die out and monkeys are going to take over?
52855	You mean there are other-- customers-- around?
52855	You mean you want me to take over operating the time machine?
52855	You see, these paintings--"Paintings? 52855 _ Vous ete une indigine, n''est ce pas?_""No compree,"Dan choked out"Uh... juh no parlay Fransay....""My error.
52855	* Ladies With Beards Please Note: Friend husband may be on the crew clearing clogged drains-- so watch that shedding in the lavatories, eh, girls?
52855	*****"You mean you''re from the past?"
52855	*****"Your superiors?"
52855	23?
52855	Ah, I do n''t suppose you brought any paintings?"
52855	Ah... may I look at your hands?"
52855	And how can cave men still be alive?"
52855	And in return--""_ I''m_ supposed to supply_ you_ with a time machine?"
52855	Any dangerous animals?
52855	Being of an adventurous turn and, of course, concerned for your welfare, I stepped through--""Why did n''t they arrest you?
52855	But how do you know I''m the man for the job?
52855	But if so, why had n''t it gone into action earlier?
52855	Came up through a tunnel, did you?"
52855	Come, Dan, if you''re ready....""You dare to cross me?"
52855	Do n''t I have to take some kind of test?"
52855	Does the temperature drop here at night?
52855	He swallowed hard, watching the play of light in the shoulder- length hair, golden, fine as spun glass...."Your name is Dan?"
52855	How did you get Manny and Fiorello on your payroll?
52855	How does that grab you?"
52855	How is it possible, with Manny and Fiorello lodged in the hoosegow?"
52855	How much time have we left on this charge?"
52855	I assume the gorilla and the others are degenerate forms?"
52855	I mean, is n''t that one?"
52855	Just how cheap would you work?"
52855	May I ask how you happen to be aboard the carrier, by the way?"
52855	Not catching, I hope?"
52855	Now, how did you induce Agent Dzhackoon to bring you here?"
52855	Planning more mayhem, are you?
52855	Preparing to branch out into the civilized loci to wipe out all competitive life, is that it?"
52855	Sapiens?
52855	Slane?"
52855	Snithian has stated that he is in the employ of the Ivroy--""If the Ivroy''s so powerful, why was it necessary to hire Snithian to steal pictures?"
52855	Sure, good grooming pays-- but groom each other out in the open, okay?
52855	Surely you''re not putting the arm on a respectable law- abiding being like me?
52855	Tell me, how did you overcome the Vegan?
52855	That seems pretty extreme, does n''t it?"
52855	The question remains: Will you serve me loyally?"
52855	Then there are the Pekin derivatives-- the blue- faced chaps-- and the Rhodesians----""What are these loci you keep talking about?
52855	This is the Anglic colonial sector, is n''t it?
52855	Was n''t it one that_ Look_ said was in the Art Institute at Chicago?
52855	Was n''t it the first one in line that moved the cage ahead?
52855	What about it, Dan?"
52855	What do I eat?"
52855	What fiendish scheme have you up your sleeve, eh?"
52855	What''s a time machine?"
52855	When the Great Galactic Union first encounters Earth... is this what is going to happen?
52855	Who are you?"
52855	Why would a wealthy man like you take to stealing art?"
52855	Would you like to become my agent?
52855	You have them at home, do you?
52855	You mean you''re arresting me?"
52855	what...?"
31871	Actions? 31871 Ah child,"she cries,"that strife divine-- Whence was it, for it is not mine?
31871	And what''s the good of it?
31871	He maketh the winds His messengers; the momentary fire, His minister; and shall we do less than_ these_?
31871	Letters?
31871	The work of men--and what is that?
31871	What and if he, frowning, wake you, dreamy? 31871 What and if your friend at home play tricks?
31871	What reasons made you call From formless void this earth we tread, When nine- and- ninety can be read Why nought should be at all? 31871 Yea, Sire; why shaped you us,''who in This tabernacle groan''?
31871	You a judge of writing? 31871 ''Doth as he likes, or wherefore Lord? 31871 ( And after all our patient Lazarus Is stark mad-- should we count on what he says? 31871 ***** What then is the duty of criticism here? 31871 1642 asked of a thing, Is it legal? 31871 1789 asked of a thing, Is it rational? 31871 A Blessing, we should use it, should we not? 31871 A Hair perhaps divides the False and True-- And upon what, prithee, may life depend? 31871 A man, for example, can say_ I feel_,_ I think_,_ I love_; but how does_ consciousness_ infuse itself into the problem? 31871 Accordingly, on every occasion, a man should ask himself,''Is this one of the unnecessary things?'' 31871 And again:--What more dost thou want when thou hast done a man a service?
31871	And how dare anyone, if he could, pluck away the_ coulisses_, stage- effects, and ceremonies, by which they live?
31871	And how is it to be disinterested?
31871	And if a Curse-- why, then, Who set it there?
31871	And in six thousand years of building, what have we done?
31871	And now, what is the ultimate fate, and what the origin, of the matter of life?
31871	And what are the dire necessity and"iron"law under which men groan?
31871	And what have they told us?
31871	And why?
31871	And, at last, what has all this"Might"of humanity accomplished, in six thousand years of labor and sorrow?
31871	And,_ a fortiori_, between all four?
31871	Are God and Nature then at strife, That Nature lends such evil dreams?
31871	Are his words more cheerful than the Heathen''s-- is his hope more near-- his trust more sure-- his reading of fate more happy?
31871	Are not the streets of the capitals of Europe foul with sale of cast clouts and rotten rags?
31871	Are they like us, I wonder, in the timid hope of some reward, some sugar with the drug?
31871	Are you sure of this?
31871	Ask Spurzheim, ask the doctors, ask Quetelet, if temperaments decide nothing?
31871	At first nod Would you not have hailed him?"
31871	At what time did this bright child of the nineteenth century have its birth?
31871	Ay, himself loves what does him good; but why?
31871	Be it so: will you not, then, make as sure of the Life that now is, as you are of the Death that is to come?
31871	But how inferred?
31871	But how would they have affected him?
31871	But if the materialist is confounded and science rendered dumb, who else is prepared with a solution?
31871	But no-- it was,"Who has most nails?
31871	But what has built together the molecules of the corn?
31871	But what is all we really know, and can know, about the latter phenomenon?
31871	But what true man of letters ever can forget it?
31871	But where shall we find the first atom in this house of man, which is all consent, inosculation, and balance of parts?
31871	But wherefore rough, why cold and ill at ease?
31871	But"_ station_ in Life,"--how many of us are ready to quit_ that_?
31871	But, from this waste of disorder, and of time, and of rage, what_ is_ left to us?
31871	Can it, therefore, be said that chemical analysis teaches nothing about the chemical composition of calc- spar?
31871	Can they plough, can they sow, can they plant at the right time, or build with a steady hand?
31871	Can you answer a single bold question unflinchingly about that other world?--Are you sure there is a heaven?
31871	Contrariwise he loves both old and young, Able and weak-- affects the very brutes And birds-- how say I?
31871	Could he amid such surroundings, by any flight of genius, have beaten his way to the conception for which his name will ever be known?
31871	Could he lift pots and roofs and houses so handily?
31871	Dark is the world to thee: thyself art the reason why; For is He not all but that which has power to feel"I am I"?
31871	Did not he magnify the mind, shew clear Just what it all meant?
31871	Do you know the talk of those turning eye- balls?
31871	Do you say,_ I am already prepared, I am well- beaten and undenied, adhere to me_?
31871	Do you say,_ Venture not-- if you leave me you are lost_?
31871	Do you suppose he can be estimated by his weight in pounds, or that he is contained in his skin-- this reaching, radiating, jaculating fellow?
31871	Does a bird need to theorize about building its nest, or boast of it when built?
31871	Does it stop with the dog?
31871	Does it stop, then, with the ant?
31871	Does the reading of history make us fatalists?
31871	Dreams are true while they last, and do we not live in dreams?
31871	Earth, these solid stars, this weight of body and limb, Are they not sign and symbol of thy division from Him?
31871	Fact I know, and Law I know, but what is this Necessity, save an empty shadow of my own mind''s throwing?
31871	For what is at present the bane of criticism in this country?
31871	For who and what is this criticism that pries into the matter?
31871	For, after all, what do we know of this terrible"matter,"except as a name for the unknown and hypothetical cause of states of our own consciousness?
31871	Frets doubt the maw- crammed beast?
31871	Goethe has condensed a survey of all the powers of mankind into the well- known epigram:-- Warum treibt sich das Volk so und schreit?
31871	Going behind the change of circumstances, we may raise the question, the old question, Was life in its essence worth more then than now?
31871	Has there been a real advance?
31871	Have the past struggles succeeded?
31871	Have they any peace to promise to our unrest, any redemption to our misery?
31871	He hath a spite against me, that I know, Just as He favors Prosper, who knows why?
31871	He said,"What''s Time?
31871	He ventured neck or nothing-- heaven''s success Found, or earth''s failure:"Wilt thou trust death or not?"
31871	Here is adhesiveness, it is not previously fashion''d, it is apropos; Do you know what it is as you pass to be loved by strangers?
31871	How can he give his neighbor the real ground, His own conviction?
31871	How can we penetrate the law of our shifting moods and susceptibility?
31871	How is Cobbett to say this and not be misunderstood, blackened as he is with the smoke of a lifelong conflict in the field of political practice?
31871	How is Mr. Carlyle to say it and not be misunderstood, after his furious raid into this field with his"Latter- day Pamphlets"?
31871	How is Mr. Ruskin, after his pugnacious political economy?
31871	How is this effected?
31871	How much of it is tilled?
31871	How much of that which is, wisely or well?
31871	How shall I live?
31871	How shall a man escape from his ancestors, or draw off from his veins the black drop which he drew from his father''s or his mother''s life?
31871	How, then, are those salt pyramids built up?
31871	I give you my love more precious than money, I give you myself before preaching or law; Will you give me yourself?
31871	II Not that, amassing flowers, Youth sighed,"Which rose make ours, Which lily leave and then as best recall?"
31871	IX Each Morn a thousand Roses brings, you say; Yes, but where leaves the Rose of Yesterday?
31871	If He caught me here, O''erheard this speech, and asked"What chucklest at?"
31871	If fetters, not a few, Of prejudice, convention, fall from me, These shall I bid men-- each in his degree Also God- guided-- bear, and gayly too?
31871	If, in the least particular, one could derange the order of nature-- who would accept the gift of life?
31871	Is any such unity predictable of their forms?
31871	Is he not such an one as moves to mirth, Warily parsimonious, when''s no need, Wasteful as drunkenness at undue times?
31871	Is it all a dream then-- the desire of the eyes and the pride of life-- or, if it be, might we not live in nobler dream than this?
31871	Is it both, or is it neither?
31871	Is it built up of ordinary matter, and again resolved into ordinary matter when its work is done?
31871	Is it not always the great objection, where there is question of finding something useful to do--"We can not leave our stations in Life"?
31871	Is it the effort of their lives to be chaste, knightly, faithful, holy in thought, lovely in word and deed?
31871	Is it to be thought that that which has brought the mind so greatly into play has had no effect on the mind itself?
31871	Is not our faith in the impenetrability of matter more sedative than narcotics?
31871	Is not the Vision He?
31871	Is not this a mystery of life?
31871	Is not this a mystery of life?
31871	Is not this a mystery of life?
31871	Is not this a mystery of life?
31871	Is not time a pretty toy?
31871	Is our life forever to be without profit-- without possession?
31871	Is the tide out?
31871	Is there but one day of judgment?
31871	Is this a plant, or is it an animal?
31871	Is this so?
31871	Is this what has come of our worldly wisdom, tried against their folly?
31871	Joy of sweet music, joy of the lighted ball- room and the dancers?
31871	Joy of the glad light- beaming day, joy of the wide- breath''d games?
31871	Joy of the plenteous dinner, strong carouse, and drinking?
31871	Joys all thine own, undying one, joys worthy thee, O soul?
31871	Joys of the dear companions and of the merry word and laughing face?
31871	Joys of the free and lonesome heart, the tender, gloomy heart?
31871	Joys of the solitary walk, the spirit bow''d yet proud, the suffering and the struggle?
31871	Joys of the thought of Death, the great spheres, Time and Space?
31871	Know''st thou the excellent joys of youth?
31871	Know''st thou the joys of pensive thought?
31871	LV The wish, that of the living whole No life may fail beyond the grave, Derives it not from what we have The likest God within the soul?
31871	LVI"So careful of the type?"
31871	LXI Why, be this Juice the growth of God, who dare Blaspheme the twisted tendril as a Snare?
31871	LXIV Strange, is it not?
31871	Lay on you the blame that bricks-- conceal?
31871	Like the aimless, helpless, hopeless, did I drivel--Being-- who?
31871	Long he lived nameless: how should spring take note Winter would follow?
31871	Loved I not his letters full of beauty?
31871	May I this evening venture to give rein to the impulses of advancing years?
31871	Mean your eyes should pierce thro''solid bricks?
31871	Might not every naked wall have been purple with tapestry, and every feeble breast fenced with sweet colors from the cold?
31871	Must a man, then, be one of these, who in a manner acts thus without observing it?
31871	Must it be always thus?
31871	My dance is finished?"
31871	Nature?
31871	No more?
31871	Not his actions famous far and wide?
31871	Now whether, seeing these two things, fate and power, we are permitted to believe in unity?
31871	O highway I travel, do you say to me,_ Do not leave me_?
31871	Only the kernel of every object nourishes; Where is he who tears off the husks for you and me?
31871	Or does it rather mean, that they are ready to leave houses, lands, and kindreds-- yes, and life, if need be?
31871	Or this:--"About what am I now employing my soul?
31871	Or, is the matter of life composed of ordinary matter, differing from it only in the manner in which its atoms are aggregated?
31871	Peep at hide- and- seek behind the shutters?
31871	Please Him and hinder this?--What Prosper does?
31871	Prophetic joys of better, loftier love''s ideals, the divine wife, the sweet, eternal, perfect comrade?
31871	River and sunset and scallop- edg''d waves of flood- tide?
31871	Say''_ At least I saw who did not see me; Does see now, and presently shall feel''?_""Why, that makes your friend a monster!"
31871	Shall the strength of its generations be as barren as death; or cast away their labor, as the wild fig tree casts her untimely figs?
31871	Shall we stick by each other as long as we live?
31871	Six thousand years of weaving, and have we learned to weave?
31871	So runs my dream: but what am I?
31871	Sure that men are dropping before your faces through the pavements of these streets into eternal fire, or sure that they are not?
31871	Sure there is a hell?
31871	THE HIGHER PANTHEISM The sun, the moon, the stars, the seas, the hills and the plains-- Are not these, O Soul, the Vision of Him who reigns?
31871	That they, unless through Him, do nought at all, And must submit: what other use in things?
31871	The agonistic throes, the ecstasies, joys of the solemn musings day or night?
31871	The man is apathetic, you deduce?
31871	The man lives to other objects, but who dares affirm that they are more real?
31871	The sea- gulls oscillating their bodies, the hay- boat in the twilight, and the belated lighter?
31871	The wages of sin is death: if the wages of Virtue be dust, Would she have heart to endure for the life of the worm and the fly?
31871	There is the illusion of time, which is very deep; who has disposed of it?
31871	Think you that judgment waits till the doors of the grave are opened?
31871	This creative power works with elements, with materials; what if it has not those materials, those elements, ready for its use?
31871	This man decided not to Live but Know-- Bury this man there?
31871	This man said rather,"Actual life comes next?
31871	Thither our path lies-- wind we up the heights-- Wait ye the warning?
31871	Thou, heaven''s consummate cup, what need''st thou with earth''s wheel?
31871	To man, propose this test-- Thy body at its best, How far can that project thy soul on its lone way?
31871	To take the practical point of view, to applaud the liberal movement and all its works... for their general utility''s sake?
31871	To whom has this arm of the Lord been revealed?
31871	Under these circumstances it may well be asked, how is one mass of non- nucleated protoplasm to be distinguished from another?
31871	V What is it then between us?
31871	VIII Ah, what can ever be more stately and admirable to me than mast- hemm''d Manhattan?
31871	VIII What is he but a brute Whose flesh has soul to suit, Whose spirit works lest arms and legs want play?
31871	WHY I AM A LIBERAL"Why?"
31871	Was I, the world arraigned, Were they, my soul disdained, Right?
31871	Was it Bonaparte who said that he found vices very good patriots?
31871	Was it not great?
31871	We set our streams to work for us, and choke the air with fire, to turn our spinning- wheels-- and--_are we yet clothed_?
31871	We understand then, do we not?
31871	Well, what do these two men, centres of mortal intelligence, deliver to us of conviction respecting what it most behooves that intelligence to grasp?
31871	Were this no pleasure, lying in the thyme, Drinking the mash, with brain become alive, Making and marring clay at will?
31871	What I promis''d without mentioning it, have you not accepted?
31871	What are the qualities, the features, of that scientific mind which has wrought, and is working, such great changes in man''s relation to nature?
31871	What attractions are these beyond any before?
31871	What beauty is this that descends upon me and rises out of me?
31871	What better philosophical status has"vitality"than"aquosity"?
31871	What consoles but this?
31871	What could_ they_ do?
31871	What gives me to be free to a woman''s and man''s good- will?
31871	What gods can exceed these that clasp me by the hand, and with voices I love call me promptly and loudly by my nighest name as I approach?
31871	What had I on earth to do With the slothful, with the mawkish, the unmanly?
31871	What has it_ done_?
31871	What has succeeded?
31871	What have we accomplished with our realities?
31871	What have we done in all these thousands of years with this bright art of Greek maid and Christian matron?
31871	What have we done?
31871	What have we to do With Kaikobád the Great, or Kaikhosrú?
31871	What hope of answer, or redress?
31871	What if this friend happen to be-- God?
31871	What is he that he should resist their will, and think or act for himself?
31871	What is it I interchange so suddenly with strangers?
31871	What is more subtle than this which ties me to the woman or man that looks in my face?
31871	What is the city in which we sit here, but an aggregate of incongruous materials, which have obeyed the will of some man?
31871	What is the count of the scores or hundreds of years between us?
31871	What is their hope-- their crown of rejoicing?
31871	What is this form?
31871	What is_ moral_?
31871	What the study could not teach-- what the preaching could not accomplish is accomplish''d, is it not?
31871	What then is there which still detains thee here?"
31871	What then?
31871	What though, about thy rim, Skull- things in order grim Grow out, in graver mood, obey the sterner stress?
31871	What to do?
31871	What will_ they_ say to us, or show us by example?
31871	What with some driver as I ride on the seat by his side?
31871	What with some fisherman drawing his seine by the shore as I walk by and pause?
31871	What would have become of his notion of the_ exitiabilis superstitio_, of the"obstinacy of the Christians"?
31871	What, truly, can seem to be more obviously different from one another, in faculty, in form, and in substance, than the various kinds of living beings?
31871	When did that knowledge begin to become exact?
31871	Whence has the man the balm that brightens all?
31871	Where is he that undoes stratagems and envelopes for you and me?
31871	Where shall we begin or end the list of those feats of liberty and wit, each of which feats made an epoch of history?
31871	Which fuses me into you now, and pours my meaning into you?
31871	Which of you by taking thought can add one cubit to his stature?
31871	Who knows but I am enjoying this?
31871	Who knows, for all the distance, but I am as good as looking at you now, for all you can not see me?
31871	Who likes to have a dapper phrenologist pronouncing on his fortunes?
31871	Who studious in our art Shall count a little labor unrepaid?
31871	Who then dares hold, emancipated thus, His fellow shall continue bound?
31871	Who was to know what should come home to me?
31871	Why are there men and women that while they are nigh me the sunlight expands my blood?
31871	Why are there trees I never walk under but large and melodious thoughts descend upon me?
31871	Why call one"plant"and the other"animal"?
31871	Why complain?
31871	Why do these hands move, and why are their relative motions such as they are observed to be?
31871	Why should we be afraid of nature, which is no other than"philosophy and theology embodied"?
31871	Why should we fear to be crushed by savage elements, we who are made up of the same elements?
31871	Why trouble ourselves about matters of which, however important they may be, we do know nothing, and can know nothing?
31871	Why when they leave me do my pennants of joy sink flat and lank?
31871	Why write of trivial matters, things of price Calling at every moment for remark?
31871	Will a man lay down his life for his friend?
31871	Will any answer that they_ are_ sure of it, and that there is no fear, nor hope, nor desire, nor labor, whither they go?
31871	Will you say, the disasters which threaten mankind are exceptional, and one need not lay his account for cataclysms every day?
31871	Would he not give every energy to find some trace of the facts, and never rest till he had ascertained where this place was, and what it was like?
31871	Would not I smash it with my foot?
31871	XCIV Indeed, indeed, Repentance oft before I swore-- but was I sober when I swore?
31871	XXII Now, who shall arbitrate?
31871	XXIX What though the earlier grooves Which ran the laughing loves Around thy base, no longer pause and press?
31871	XXX What, without asking, hither hurried_ Whence_?
31871	Yet stay: my Syrian blinketh gratefully, Protesteth his devotion is my price-- Suppose I write what harms not, though he steal?
31871	Yet that severe, that earnest air I saw, I felt it once-- but where?
31871	Your hearts are wholly in this world-- will you not give them to it wisely, as well as perfectly?
31871	[ What, what?
31871	_ Does it contain any experimental reasoning concerning matter of fact and existence?_ No.
31871	_ Does_ it vanish, then?
31871	_ Would he take a message?_ Just as lief as not; had nothing else to do; would carry it in no time.
31871	and, if not, how can anything that we do be right-- how can anything we think be wise?
31871	did not he throw on God,( He loves the burthen--) God''s task to make the heavenly period Perfect the earthen?
31871	did the Hand then of the Potter shake?"
31871	for I had but letters, Only knew of actions by hearsay: He himself was busied with my betters; What of that?
31871	how long shall I be with you?
31871	how long shall I suffer you?_ Sometimes this strain rises even to passion:--"Short is the little which remains to thee of life.
31871	in what measure would it have changed him?
31871	or come to the conviction that what seems the_ succession_ of thought is only the distribution of wholes into causal series?
31871	or if there be anything they do not decide?
31871	or, if not sure, do any of us so much as care to make it sure?
31871	or, when it went furthest, Is it according to conscience?
31871	say you:"Had his house no window?
31871	these thoughts in the darkness why are they?
31871	think, Abib; dost thou think?
31871	this, our mightiest possible, against their impotent ideal?
31871	tho''He be not that which He seems?
31871	what bloom more than the bloom of youth?
31871	what gives them to be free to mine?
31871	what honor can there be in the arts that amuse us, or what profit in the possessions that please?
31871	what lies next their own hearts, and dictates their undying words?
31871	what manner of exhortation have they for us, or of rebuke?
31871	will you come travel with me?
31871	your nation?
31871	yourself?
8644	Are you afraid?
8644	From the cave by the beeches; and where do you come from?
8644	How can I get her?
8644	Me? 8644 Shall I dig?"
8644	What do you mean?
8644	Where did you get that?
8644	Where do you come from?
8644	Where is Oak?
8644	Who are you?
8644	Why did you run away?
8644	You fear not?
8644	Above all, had he not the new weapon which made man far above the beasts?
8644	And these things I do not believe, for how can men tell of what there was so long ago?
8644	And where was Oak?
8644	Are you getting too old to make good spears and arrows, Mok?"
8644	Because others had feared to make a home in this lone, high region should he also fear?
8644	But the thoughtful Old Mok took Ab aside and said:"Why not let them live and work for us?
8644	Could such as these have migrated from the Asiatic plateaus?
8644	Did I not get this scar going too near the flame and stumbling and falling against a hot rock almost within it?
8644	Do I not know?
8644	Had not he, Ab, as soon as he slept again, seen, alive and well, the close friend of his?
8644	Have I not seen it?
8644	How can a man drive deeply an arrow which is so rough?
8644	How could a woman outswim a man like him?
8644	How could he get out of the ground?
8644	It was Ab who first broke the silence:"Who are you?"
8644	She became daring in her reflections:"What if he should want to carry me to his cave?"
8644	So the cave man struggled in his dim, uncertain way with the eternal question:"If a man die shall he live again?"
8644	Someone was buried there, but whom?
8644	The Shell People were not unfriendly to those of the Fire Valley, and had not Ab been really the one to kill the tiger?
8644	The only question remaining was as to who should do the first digging and who be the first lookout?
8644	To her the single question was:"Who lay there?"
8644	Was Oak really dead?
8644	Was he not strong and fleet; had he not the best of spears and axes?
8644	Was it Oak or Ab?
8644	Was the woman thus beset thus holding herself aloft and with her child upon one arm in a state of sickening anxiety?
8644	Was there any way of bettering them?
8644	Were not his arms and legs longer and stronger than theirs and his chest deeper?
8644	What chance then for the human beings who had ventured into his dining- room?
8644	What could he do with Lightfoot should he gain her?
8644	What should he do, what should all his friends do in the matter of relation to this unknown thing?
8644	What to him were such encounters as might come with hungry four- footed things?
8644	What to him were weight and strength to- night?
8644	What were those creatures which came when a man was sleeping?
8644	Where had the mother gone?
8644	Where was Oak now?
8644	Where was safety?
8644	Which man?
8644	Who and what could it be?
8644	Who better than they could daily win the means of animal subsistence?
8644	Who was it?
8644	Why battle with Ab and all his people?"
8644	Why did they escape with the dawn and appear again only when he was asleep and helpless, at least until he awoke fairly and seized his ax?
8644	Why had he, this Ab, been allowed to go away with all the tiger''s skin?
8644	Why should he be running now?
8644	Why should he care now?
8644	Why should men thus live and dread the cave tiger?
8644	Why should not he and Lightfoot seize upon this home and live there?
8644	Would Oak meet him again and would they hunt together?
45481	But,I asked the man whom I was interviewing in Michigan,"do not the members of your sect die like other people?"
45481	Oh, why does not somebody kill him?
45481	There is nothing either good--Pause again: Are Mrs. Eddy''s troops of voiceless followers willing to subscribe to that statement?
45481	* What were their names?
45481	488 and 489)?
45481	A New England woman plans to secure a corner on the Divine mind for commercial purposes, else why does she charge such high prices for her book?
45481	After the pain has been relieved by a physician, the Christian Scientist will treat himself mentally-- for what?
45481	And does not the Eddyite, like every one else, repair his house or weed his garden?
45481	And does this not require a knowledge of medicine which to Christian Scientists is nothing but"error"?
45481	And has Christian Science ever planned or built homes for crippled children-- the poor little ones who can not walk or move without pain?
45481	And how account for the judges and lawyers who are not Christian Scientists?
45481	And how did that happen?
45481	And if of these, why not of other organs of the body?_ It is not denied that mental conditions often become manifest in their effects upon the body.
45481	And under Christian Science who, for example, will care for the deaf and dumb unfortunates in the community?
45481	And what has metaphysics ever done in the fight against the white plague?
45481	And what if there were no hypodermics to relieve the pain which Mrs. Eddy''s doctrine had failed to cope with?
45481	And what sort of a disease is that, and who was the person suffering from it?
45481	And whose smile are its thorns which prick x and draw blood?
45481	Are Christian Scientists permitted to think for themselves?
45481	Are not such foolish as well as mischievous doctrines a menace to the community?
45481	Are physicians the only people the Deity will not tolerate?
45481	Are there not times when, as the poet Hood in his_ Ode to Melancholy_ says, the genuine tear is nobler than the artificial smile?
45481	Are they at liberty to differ or to express original views?
45481	But can a claim of that nature be verified?
45481	But can a person who is not a mathematician understand or discuss profitably the intricate problems of mathematics?
45481	But can a"Divine"healer admit failure?
45481	But did she stop to think where such advice would carry us?
45481	But do not Mrs. Eddy''s disciples die?
45481	But does she not also permit the reading of the Bible?
45481	But how account for the presence of so many judges and lawyers among the converts of Christian Science?
45481	But how did false beliefs originate in a universe where God or Good is the only reality?
45481	But how long a time does the word"now"cover?
45481	But if"Divine"science must have more than one chance to hit the mark, how does it differ from human science?
45481	But is it still"now"?
45481	But is such testimony forthcoming?
45481	But we are not discussing"Is Christian Science Comforting?"
45481	But what becomes of"Divine"science if it must count on money to make people appreciate its merits?
45481	But what if the secretions are disturbed by purely physical causes?
45481	But what is human reason worth?
45481	But what is the proof that Mrs. Eddy is speaking for the Deity?
45481	But what would become of a nation reared in ignorance of the physical world and the laws which govern it?
45481	But who clipped man''s divinity, or made him an underling?
45481	But who will be the greatest sufferers from this foolish ordinance?
45481	But why stop there?
45481	But, first, what produces these mental conditions?
45481	Can a man, can a woman, believe in such absurdities without becoming unbalanced mentally sooner or later?
45481	Can it convert copper or brass into gold?
45481	Can it make a horse into a cow?
45481	Can it transform an African into an Anglo- Saxon?
45481	Can mind, as Herbert Spencer asks, change a field sown in wheat into a cotton field?
45481	Can that statement be squared with the practice of Jesus as we find it described in the Gospels?
45481	Can we, by thinking, make the sun go around the earth?
45481	Christian Science Fashionable|How, then, explain the remarkable growth of Christian Science?
45481	Could he have been a Christian Scientist?
45481	Could that text be quoted to show that blindness is a"mental"disease caused by unbelief or selfishness?
45481	Could there be anything more hypocritical than such reasoning?
45481	Did that make witchcraft a fact, or can it be quoted to justify the belief in witchcraft?
45481	Did thinking make it so?
45481	Do Christian Scientists Practise what they Preach?
45481	Do Christian Scientists Use their Minds?
45481	Do Christian Scientists use clay or spittle?
45481	Do healers invite investigation of their cures by outsiders?
45481	Do onions come under the class of mental causes?
45481	Do the Christian Scientists try to live up to this?
45481	Do they counsel bathing or washing for curative purposes?
45481	Do they employ dressmakers to clothe their minds or their bodies?
45481	Do they"anoint"the sick with salve of any kind?
45481	Does he not Paris Green his vegetables?
45481	Does he not screen his windows?
45481	Does he not scrub his floors?
45481	Does he not treat an abscess or receding gums with medicine?
45481	Does not that describe the nature and duration, as well as the physical effects, of the woman''s disease?
45481	Does not that suggest darkest Africa?
45481	Does she mean that"mortal mind"--that is to say, sin, suffering, and death-- were predestined?
45481	Does she think that our senses are not trustworthy except when they refer us to the barometer?
45481	Does the progress of Mormonism, which reared a great city as if by magic in the Western wilderness, prove Mormonism to be of God?
45481	God is almighty; is man almighty?
45481	God is omnipresent; why is man dependent upon the means of transportation to go from place to place?
45481	God is omniscient; is man omniscient too?
45481	Has it ever taken thought of them?
45481	Has it made a single discovery, or given a new weapon to man against any of the evils human flesh is heir to?
45481	Has no one ever observed that Christian Science journals do not announce marriages, births, or deaths?
45481	Has she not received a revelation?
45481	Has the intellect of man ever been subjected to a greater pinch than that?
45481	How could a novice tell one disease from another?
45481	How could any one so closely related to Mrs. Eddy, and taking her treatment, succumb to sickness of any kind?
45481	How do they make a living if no one of their circle is ever taken sick?
45481	How does Mrs. Eddy know that the antediluvians would not have lived longer if they could also have had the services of trained and skilful physicians?
45481	How shall we make sure that the Deity did not, on the contrary, plead with her to be satisfied with a more moderate profit?
45481	How, then, did man come to have a body?
45481	How, then, does man, who is not distinct from the_ All- Mind_--God, come to possess only one or two of the Divine attributes?
45481	If Christian Scientists never need any treatment, why are there so many practitioners among them?
45481	If God is the All, whence comes mortal mind?
45481	If Mind is All, why do not our trains run without engineers, or our ships sail without pilots?
45481	If engineers and pilots represent Mind, why not doctors?
45481	If it is impossible to understand Christian Science, how does it expect to propagate itself?
45481	If it was a physician''s report Mrs. Eddy is quoting, who was the physician?
45481	If man has no mind of his own, but is a replica of the Divine mind, why did the Deity make so many copies of himself?
45481	If the Deity can use the rose to reveal his smile, why may he not use herbs or minerals for curative purposes?
45481	If the Eddyites may use money to influence minds, why may not a doctor use drugs to get results?
45481	If the rose represents"the smile of God,"what do the bugs and crawling insects on its petals represent?
45481	Ignorance is bliss, it has been said; but does that prove that ignorance should be cultivated and knowledge suppressed?
45481	In a perfect world how does man happen to be a dwarf?
45481	In pretending to be younger than she really was did she not show her fear of advancing years?
45481	In what respect, then, do Christian Scientists, who do not believe in the body, treat theirs differently from the way we treat ours?
45481	In what respect, then, is Mrs. Eddy''s doctrine the absolute or the only truth?
45481	Is Christian Science Scientific?
45481	Is Christian Science"Christian"?
45481	Is not a book-- its paper, its cloth, its ink, its glue and boards-- as material as any drug which the chemist manufactures?
45481	Is not her body buried in a cemetery, and marked by a monument raised over her remains by her admirers?
45481	Is not such a mind as Mrs. Eddy''s a menace?
45481	Is not this an admission of her limitations?
45481	Is she not"the Comforter"whom Jesus promised to send into the world?
45481	Is such a statement investigatable?
45481	Is that any text to quote to prove that there is truth, and there is goodness, and there is God?
45481	Is that the Christian Science way of healing the sick?
45481	Is that the way to practise what one professes?
45481	Is that the way to prove that"all is mind,"and that there is nothing to fear?
45481	Of what maladies were they healed?
45481	The question remains: Why did Mrs. Eddy make room in this perfect universe for the serpent-- mortal mind?
45481	The question we are discussing is not Is Christian Science fashionable, but Is it true?
45481	Then why does he go to school?
45481	Then why does he have to use tools or ask for help?
45481	To whom, then, will"a Christian Scientist, seized with pain so violent that he can not treat himself mentally,"go for relief?
45481	Very well; is what Mrs. Eddy and her followers write or say about"man unborn and undying"debatable or un- debatable?
45481	Was it not Horace Walpole who said,"The greater the imposition the greater the crowd"?
45481	Was this self- multiplication of the Divine mind from necessity or from choice?
45481	What does that prove?
45481	What if there were no surgeons to administer the drug?
45481	What is Christian Science?
45481	What is it but, as Mrs. Eddy would reply,"mortal mind"?
45481	What shall we think of the mentality of a woman who appeals to a barometer to prove that matter does not exist?
45481	What use could they make of sight in the darkness?
45481	What will Christian Science do for these unfortunates?
45481	Where did they live?
45481	Who made the diagnosis?
45481	Who pronounced the patient cured?
45481	Who witnessed the treatment applied to the case she describes?
45481	Why could not Mrs. Eddy communicate her revelation to her pupils without the help of a book?
45481	Why do not the converts of Mrs. Eddy see all sides of a question?
45481	Why do they bathe theirs?
45481	Why do you not make yourself more widely known?''
45481	Why may he not, with equal reason, resort to certain means to protect his teeth, his eyes, or his digestive organs?
45481	Why should Absolute Mind be dependent upon ink and type?
45481	Why should the rapid spread of one creed surprise us any more than that of another?
45481	Why, then, suppress- his identity?
45481	Will Mrs. Eddy admit that there is any salvation outside her church, or that there is any other infallible guide than her own_ Science and Health_?
45481	Will any sensible person dispute these statements?
45481	Would not that have been a real miracle?
45481	but"Is it true?"
45481	or could it be quoted to prove that the man was not born blind, but only_ thought_ he was blind?
45481	provided by the Internet Archive WHAT IS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE?
45481	why make such an ado over mere names?
34698	And what doth the Lord require of thee, but to{ 96} do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God?
34698	Understood?
34698	What made the Mahommedan world? 34698 )[ 102] There is also a good deal said about a very questionable blind man-- one Albricus( Alberich?) 34698 23)--is not this Deity conceived as manlike in form? 34698 27 David says to Zadok the priest,Art thou not a seer?"
34698	ARE THE EFFECTS OF USE AND DISUSE INHERITED?
34698	And Samuel said to Saul, Why hast thou disquieted me to bring me up?
34698	And Samuel said, Wherefore then dost thou ask of me, seeing that Jahveh is departed from thee and is become thine adversary?
34698	And having made his election, what reasons has he to give for his choice?
34698	And if he is not, in what sense has this part of the uniformitarian doctrine, as he defines it, lowered its pretensions to represent scientific truth?
34698	And if so, how can agnosticism be the"mere negation of the physicist"?
34698	And now, what is to be said to Mr. Harrison''s remarkable deliverance"On the future of agnosticism"?
34698	And what is historical truth but that of which the evidence bears strict scientific investigation?
34698	And what is the state of things we find disclosed?
34698	And what made the Christian world?
34698	And what was the exact nature of the advice given?
34698	And, finally, how is this account to be reconciled with those in the first and third gospels-- which, as we have seen, disagree with one another?
34698	And, in matter of fact, can the record, with due regard to legitimate historical criticism, be pronounced true?
34698	Are the authors of the versions in the second and the third gospels really independent witnesses?
34698	Are there then any Christians who say that they know nothing about the unseen world and the future?
34698	Are there, then, any"conclusions"that are not"purely mental"?
34698	Are they, as the healthy common sense of the ancient Greeks appears to have led them to assume without hesitation, the remains of animals and plants?
34698	Are we going back to the days of the Judges, when wealthy Micah set up his private ephod, teraphim, and Levite?
34698	Are we to accept the Jesus of the second, or the Jesus of the fourth Gospel, as the true Jesus?
34698	But I ask in this case also, how is it conceivable that any man, in possession of all his natural faculties, should hold such an opinion?
34698	But have we a right to do so?
34698	But if the primitive Nazarenes of whom the Acts speaks were orthodox Jews, what sort of probability can there be that Jesus was anything else?
34698	But is it true?
34698	But to Saul nothing is visible, for he asks,"What seest thou?"
34698	But to how much does this so- called claim amount?
34698	But what conceivable motive could"Mark"have for omitting it?
34698	But what is the good of it all in the face of Leviticus on the one hand and of palæontology on the other?
34698	But what is the meaning of this expression?
34698	But when one tried to think it out, what in the world became of force considered as an objective entity?
34698	But why should a man be expected to call himself a"miscreant"or an"infidel"?
34698	But will any one tell me that death is"necessary"?
34698	By whom?
34698	By whose authority is the signification of that term defined?
34698	Can any other conclusion be drawn from the history of Abraham and Isaac?
34698	Can such a statement as this be seriously made in respect of any human being?
34698	Cosmas and Damianus?
34698	Did he think it,{ 426} at any subsequent time, worth while"to confer with flesh and blood,"or, in modern phrase, to re- examine the facts for himself?
34698	Does Abraham exhibit any indication of surprise when he receives the astounding order to sacrifice his son?
34698	Does Mr. Lilly suppose that I put aside"as unverifiable"all the truths of mathematics, of philology, of history?
34698	Does he hold by the one evangelist''s story, or by that of the two evangelists?
34698	Does he really mean to suggest that agnostics have a logic peculiar to themselves?
34698	Does not the action of Saul, on a famous occasion, involve exactly the same theological presuppositions?
34698	Does this mean that Seth resembled Adam only in a spiritual and figurative sense?
34698	For what is the adverse case?
34698	Has Nominalism, in any of its modifications, so completely won the day that Realism may be regarded as dead and buried without hope of resurrection?
34698	Has any one ever disputed the contention, thus solemnly enunciated, that the doctrine of evolution was not invented the day before yesterday?
34698	Has any one ever dreamed of claiming it as a modern innovation?
34698	Has any one then yet seen the production of negroes from a white stock, or_ vice versa_?
34698	Has it now a merely antiquarian interest?
34698	He next asked him how he knew it was the spirit of Toogoo Ahoo?
34698	How can I tell you_ how_ I knew it?
34698	How can he have founded the universal religion which was not heard of till twenty years after his death?
34698	How could its subsidence, by any possibility, be an affair of weeks and months?
34698	I am really grieved to be obliged to say that this third( or is it fourth?)
34698	I am sorry to trouble him further, but what does he mean by"it"?
34698	I rejoice to think now of the( then) Bishop''s cordial hail the first time we met after our little skirmish,"Well, is it to be peace or war?"
34698	If God did not walk in the Garden of Eden, how can we be assured that he spoke from Sinai?
34698	If Jonah''s three days''residence in the whale is not an"admitted reality,"how could it"warrant belief"in the"coming resurrection?"
34698	If divine authority is not here claimed for the twenty- fourth verse of the second chapter of Genesis, what is the value of language?
34698	If early views of religion and morality had not been imperfect, where had been the development?
34698	If it is not historically true that such and such things happened in Palestine eighteen centuries ago, what becomes of Christianity?
34698	If no Flood swept the careless people away, how is the warning of more worth than the cry of"Wolf"when there is no wolf?
34698	If symbolical visions and mythical creations had found no place in the early Oriental expression of Divine truth, where had been the development?
34698	If the latter is{ 9} to be accepted, or rejected, by private judgment, why not the former?
34698	If the story of the Fall is not the true record of an historical occurrence, what becomes of Pauline theology?
34698	If, he says, there are texts which seem to show that Jesus contemplated the evangelisation of the heathen:... Did not the Apostles hear our Lord?
34698	In what other way than by such an appeal to their experience could he so surely awaken in his audience the tragic pity and terror?
34698	Is he the kindly, peaceful Christ depicted in the Catacombs?
34698	Is it contained in the so- called Apostles''Creed?
34698	Is it not certain that the Apostles did not gather this truth from His teaching?
34698	Is it that contained in the Nicene and the Athanasian Creeds?
34698	Is such a thing even conceivable?
34698	Is there any known historical work which is throughout exactly true, or is there not?
34698	Is there"no relation to things social"in"mental conclusions"which affect men''s whole conception of life?
34698	It may be so, or it may not be so; but where is the evidence which would justify any one in making a positive assertion on the subject?
34698	Laban indignantly demands of his son- in- law,"Wherefore hast thou stolen my Elohim?"
34698	Melanchthon, Ulrich von Hutten, Beza, were they not all humanists?
34698	Middle Palæozoic Vertebrate_ land_-population( Amphibia, Reptilia[?]).
34698	Might not there, however, be a suspension of a lower law by the intervention of a higher?
34698	Much astonished at this remark from a person who was supposed not to have seen the relics, Eginhard asked him how he knew that?
34698	Now what is a Christian?
34698	On what grounds can a reasonable man be asked to believe any more?
34698	Or can he be rightly represented by the bleeding ascetic, broken down by physical pain, of too many mediæval pictures?
34698	Or of Micah''s inquiry,"Will Jahveh be pleased with thousands of rams or with ten thousands of rivers of oil?"
34698	Really?
34698	Saul goes to this woman, who, after being assured of immunity, asks,"Whom shall I bring up to thee?"
34698	So if I am asked to call myself an"infidel,"I reply: To what doctrine do you ask me to be faithful?
34698	Still more, on the first day, when it is nothing but a flat cellular disk?
34698	Still the spectre remains invisible to Saul, for he asks,"What form is he of?"
34698	The plain answer to this question is, Why should anybody be called upon to say how he knows that which he does not know?
34698	The preacher asks,"Might not there be a suspension of a lower law by the intervention of a higher?"
34698	Then said Saul to his servant, But behold if we go, what shall we bring the man?
34698	To this the priest,"Whence art thou, then, if these are not thy parents?"
34698	Was Augustine heretical when he denied the actual historical truth of the record of the Creation?
34698	Was not the arch- humanist, Erasmus, fautor- in- chief of the Reformation, until he got frightened and basely deserted it?
34698	Was not the name of"Christian"first used to denote the converts to the doctrine promulgated by Paul and Barnabas at Antioch?
34698	Was not their chief,"James, the brother of the Lord,"reverenced alike by Sadducee, Pharisee, and Nazarene?
34698	Was that prince of agnostics, David Hume, particularly imbued with physical science?
34698	Were Gentile converts bound to obey the Law or not?
34698	What do we find when the accounts of the events in question, contained in the three Synoptic gospels, are compared together?
34698	What have we?
34698	What is the"entire question"which"arises"in a"narrowed form"upon"secular testimony"?
34698	What is to hinder our supposing that the organic creation is also a result of natural laws which are in like manner an expression of his will?
34698	What line of my writing can the Duke of Argyll produce which confounds the organic with the inorganic?
34698	What more intrinsic claim has the story of the Exodus than that of the Deluge, to belief?
34698	What, then, could be more natural than that a Chaldæan poet should seek for the incidents of a great catastrophe among such phenomena?
34698	What, then, was that labour of unsurpassed magnitude and excellence and immortal influence which Newton did perform?
34698	When Jesus spoke, as of a matter of fact, that"the Flood came and destroyed them all,"did he believe that the Deluge really took place, or not?
34698	Where are the secret conspirators against this tyranny, whom I am supposed to favour, and yet not have the courage to join openly?
34698	Who is to gainsay our ecclesiastical authority{ 475} here?
34698	Who shall or can forbid him?
34698	Who was it?
34698	Why are we to retain a corresponding fiction for the nervous organs?
34698	Why forget the angel who wrestled with Jacob, and, as the account suggests, somewhat overstepped the bounds of fair play, at the end of the struggle?
34698	Why not?
34698	Why should not your friend"levitate"?
34698	Will their brethren follow their just and prudent guidance?
34698	Wilt not thou possess that which Chemosh, thy Elohim, giveth thee to possess?"
34698	Would not an English court of justice speedily teach him better?
34698	[ 104] Must we suppose, therefore, that the Apostle to the Gentiles has stated that which is false?
34698	[ 47] Compare:"And Samuel said unto Saul, Why hast thou disquieted me?"
34698	and what was_ their_ impression from what they heard?
34698	or was he ready to accept anything that fitted in with his preconceived ideas?
62765	A long journey, where... how, and to what end?
62765	And how can you prevent them from doing so, in any event?
62765	And where do I come in?
62765	And who''s going to give them the antidote?
62765	Are there many, Doctor Fortun?
62765	Are we going into the Spacer, or have we changed our minds?
62765	Are you hurt, my darling?
62765	Attacked?
62765	But did n''t they retain their memories... their personalities...?
62765	But they absolutely refuse evacuation, except...."Except what?
62765	But what are you here for? 62765 But where''s he going to get materials, my dear?
62765	But why Europa? 62765 But why do n''t you permit them to decide what manner of death they''re to have?
62765	Can they be neutralized-- the robots, I mean?
62765	Could it, O Panadur?
62765	Dare you laugh at a scientist?
62765	Do n''t you have enough perfume as it is without eating it too?
62765	Do you suppose the Council would listen?
62765	Have you come to twist the tail of the comet, O thou especially not wanted?
62765	Have you gone mad?
62765	Have you had the feeling of being under spy- ray, Mark?
62765	How many are aboard and what are they?
62765	I need replenishing, Mark, shall we go?
62765	I suppose you''re the direct representative of the Council?
62765	I think they need a long, long rest, do n''t you Palanth?
62765	I? 62765 Is that the problem?"
62765	Lucero, my dear, only you can command the robots, so place fifteen under the Panadur''s command... are you able to walk?
62765	Mad.... Do you think for an instant that I would send the entire Terran Fleet to your puny satellite? 62765 Martian music and food to tempt archangels... but how can you and I enter Havanol?
62765	Must I explain in words of one syllable so that dubious intellect of yours can absorb it?
62765	Shall I bring a measure of Thassalian, Master?
62765	Since when are Internationals given explanations?
62765	Since when must I be left behind in the face of danger? 62765 So, you did follow me after all?
62765	Ten thousand credits? 62765 Then you know?"
62765	These? 62765 Was it necessary to leave the Proctor frothing?"
62765	We''ll be together, did you say?
62765	What are you eating?
62765	What do you suppose the Panadurs_ really_ want with them, Mark?
62765	What has radiant energy got to do with them anyway?
62765	What sort of intelligence is there on Europa?
62765	What''s so important about Vanadol, Mark?
62765	What, no violence, not even recriminations? 62765 When were the supplies stolen?"
62765	Where are they now?
62765	Who could have foreseen this?
62765	Who knows? 62765 Who''s the Commander of the Interplanetary Spacer?"
62765	Why ca n''t I accompany you?
62765	Why did n''t you tell me, Mark?
62765	Why not finish it?
62765	With what?
62765	Yes?
62765	You already know we''ll fight, eh, Palanth?
62765	You mean you transferred three brains to Alcoran''s helmet?
62765	You''re not by any remote chance forgetting me?
62765	Your business?
62765	*****"What in Phobos happened to him?"
62765	*****"_ Thassalian?_"the girl was startled.
62765	Agreed?"
62765	Am I an old woman, Mark?"
62765	And come to think of it, just what was his mission actually?
62765	And if I refuse to be part of their plan?"
62765	But why try to liquidate him?
62765	Could the final answer lie there for them?
62765	Could_ that_ have been the motive for the assault?
62765	Did n''t the government grant you sufficient credits for a new start?"
62765	Disobedience of orders in an uncharted world-- do you know the penalty imposed by the Council?"
62765	Do they think that after what''s happened they can place a spacer in my power, and still command my allegiance?
62765	Do you want any?
62765	Does my moving mean I''ll have another allotment to achieve?
62765	Does that pose ever fool anybody, Palanth?"
62765	Fate has decreed that your world is in danger-- shall we join forces?"
62765	For love of the Council?
62765	Has the Council gone mad?
62765	Have my scientists been awakened?"
62765	Have you lost your mind?
62765	How many secrets, how much factual data the Council kept from the people?
62765	How much Vanadol have we got aboard?
62765	I wonder if the ancients staffed their crude water vessels in this manner?"
62765	IV"Have you the figures on how many agreed to evacuate?"
62765	Intelligent life... what''s it like?"
62765	It is permissible to know?"
62765	Must I clear Venusian land?
62765	Must your orders be given twice?"
62765	O bird of ill- omen, what malodorous wind blew you in from outer space?"
62765	Or had it?
62765	Or will you withstand the gravs?"
62765	Shall we..."she hesitated,"shall we dine there?"
62765	Tell me International, if I''m assigned to a freighter, will the gravs be likely to shorten what remains of my life- span?"
62765	Was his mission known?
62765	What could the motive have been?"
62765	What manner of beings have you on Europa that their bodies can shatter the Council''s fleet?
62765	What possible interest can the Council have in what to them is an atavistic, intransigent group that detests our system of planned existence?
62765	What would you have us do?"
62765	Where is the dignity of a scientist, Doctor Fortun?"
62765	Who can control a radiant energy vortex?
62765	Why do you think I arranged to come on this trip?
62765	Will it destroy Terra completely?"
62765	You see this star- like jewel?
62765	_ Could that have been radiant energy?_"He paused.
62765	eh?"
27682	''S anythin''more?
27682	''Twas farther on, was it not, Harry?
27682	''Twere better, were it not,Phoebe suggested,"that we turn to the left and make a circuit into the Aldersgate?"
27682	''Twouldn''t be perlite, I s''pose, to ask to hear some o''them letters?
27682	A man-- a poet-- a genius?
27682	A member of Parliament, is he not?
27682	A mighty lot of riches it''ll bring me, wo n''t it? 27682 A patent?
27682	A poet-- a genius, you say? 27682 A what, friend?"
27682	Ah, but wo n''t they seize your clothes, Brother Bacon?
27682	Ai n''t any steam- cars''round here, is there?
27682	Ai n''t that the right postage?
27682	Ai n''t the air too thin up very high?
27682	Ai n''t you ever agoin''to fix up your room, Phoebe Wise?
27682	Air ye goin''as fast as ye can?
27682	Air ye struck silly, Phoebe?
27682	Am I to have every lazy jade in London prying and eavesdropping? 27682 Am I under the table?"
27682	An''can ye see the meridians jammed together like in the geographies?
27682	An''did ye get every thin''done right?
27682	An''only unwind six years?
27682	An''what''s this room for?
27682	An''where in creation does it go when it stays set?
27682	An''where is the future- man now?
27682	An''who''s the man with him in black togs an''rumpled stockin''s?
27682	And for you, sir?
27682	And have you forgot your bargain so soon?
27682	And is there a pole there?
27682	And prithee, Master Droop, where may Chicago be?
27682	And then?
27682	And think you I have not suffered in the exchange, Master Droop?
27682	And was it, then, Guy who brought me these same lines of Jacques the melancholy?
27682	And what d''ye do with this little handle?
27682	And you''ll take my offer if I do?
27682	Are we less lovely or less awful now than a moment since? 27682 Are ye all in?"
27682	Are ye outlandish bred that ye put me such questions?
27682	Are ye there, traitor?
27682	Are you keepin''enough for yourself, Rebecca?
27682	Are you, then, the new limner who makes pictures by aid of the box and glass?
27682	Ay, this Shakespeare hath impudently claimed for his own credit and reputation?
27682	Be these the Lord Chamberlain''s men?
27682	Besides, it''s mos''too dark to see the thing, ai n''t it?
27682	But did n''t you say you had friends?
27682	But how''bout linen-- sheets an''table- cloths an''all?
27682	But s''posin''he ca n''t answer it?
27682	But tell me, would it be unmaidenly, think you, were I to grant Sir Guy a private meeting-- without the house?
27682	But what ever''s the use o''keepin''on a- climbin''?
27682	But what is the plan?
27682	But what''re we goin''to do?
27682	But what''s the good of that?
27682	But why such haste?
27682	But why?
27682	But, Rebecca,said Phoebe, stepping back and wiping her eyes,"what shall we do about the Panchronicon?
27682	By the same token, how could the lass be here and we not see her? 27682 By what name are you called?"
27682	Ca n''t we get into the thing, an''light a candle or suthin''?
27682	Ca n''t we go a little faster?
27682	Can I come in?
27682	Can any voice be so repeated?
27682	Can it sing anythin''else?
27682	Can these be your father''s minions, think you?
27682	Can you tell me where I can find one o''the selectmen?
27682	Can you thus give a name to this black phantom, Mary?
27682	Can you thus record e''en the voices of fowls?
27682	Canst not say yes or no, man?
27682	Come to think of it, Rebecca,she said, dolefully,"what''ll I do all the time between full- grown and baby size?
27682	Copernicus Droop, do you mean it?
27682	Copernicus Droop,she said, solemnly,"hev ye brought any rum aboard with ye?
27682	Could n''t we fix some way to get some of''em to ye?
27682	Course not-- but----"An''wo n''t it be yesterday for us mighty soon-- yes, an''a heap longer ago than that?
27682	Cuttin''twenty- four meridians----"And how many days in twenty- two years?
27682	D''ye mean right now?
27682	D''ye see thet big iron ring''round the pole, lyin''on the ground?
27682	D''ye think I wo n''t split these darned pants and tight socks?
27682	D''ye think ye could stand a little more speed, Cousin Phoebe?
27682	D''you mean to tell me, Copernicus Droop,cried the outraged spinster,"that I''ve got to go''thout airin''my bed?"
27682	Dame,said Elizabeth, sternly,"is this the respect you show to them above you in America?"
27682	Did I say that? 27682 Did either of you think what would happen to me if we all went back to 1876?
27682	Did he live very far back, then?
27682	Did n''t I go back five weeks with that future man? 27682 Did n''t I_ ask_ you ef I had n''t told you I heard a burglar?"
27682	Did n''t you never hear one afore, Cousin Rebecca?
27682	Did we hear aright, your Highness?
27682	Did ye feel the footboard?
27682	Did you call, sir?
27682	Did you do me the honor of a summons, mistress?
27682	Did you say he went off to the north, Mis''Allen?
27682	Do n''t he, Rebecca?
27682	Do n''t ye believe ye might change yer mind?
27682	Do n''t you know what a North Pole is like fer weather an''sich?
27682	Do queens and princesses perform menial offices in America?
27682	Do they play at the Shoreditch Theatre or at the inn, good Gregory?
27682	Do you know him?
27682	Do you mean-- hev you brought----?
27682	Do you s''pose the flood would come up as fur''s this, Phoebe?
27682	Do you suppose we''ve arrived in Infinite Space yet?
27682	Dost take me for a little half- weaned knave, that I''ll learn how to dress me of a woman? 27682 Dost think that Mary Burton prizes these weary labyrinthine sentences-- all hay and wool, like the monstrous swelling of trunk hose?
27682	Doth she give a good account?
27682	Doth the muse live? 27682 Excuse me, forsooth, your Majesty,"Droop broke in,"but would thou mind if I get up, my liege?"
27682	For me?
27682	Goin''to start right now?
27682	Good manners never did a mite o''harm, did they?
27682	Got any matches, Cousin Rebecca?
27682	Had this American a horse?
27682	Had ye no drink when ye first returned, then?
27682	Hast breakfasted, woman-- what?
27682	Hast heard from my father yet?
27682	Hath it not a very proper savor?
27682	Hath your hand suffered some mischance, Sir American, that you hide it in your bosom?
27682	Hath your invention this intent, Master Droop?
27682	Have another?
27682	Have the players left the Peacock?
27682	Have ye any funny ones?
27682	Hev ye decided ye''ll go, then?
27682	Hev ye got everythin''ready?
27682	Hev ye shrunk any yet? 27682 Hez it got wings?"
27682	How are you goin''to lift us up?
27682	How can I go?
27682	How do you let down?
27682	How far shall we fare to- night, love?
27682	How in creation did you get here?
27682	How should I taste it, man, not knowing its very name?
27682	How should they know where you are?
27682	How would you go-- by what conveyance? 27682 How write you sounds with this device, Master Droop?"
27682	How''d it come? 27682 How''d the butcher''s boy find it?
27682	How''d they know about it? 27682 How''ll ye find yer sister, Cousin Rebecca?"
27682	How''ll you know when we get there?
27682	I do n''t see''s I''ve shrunk a mite, hev I?
27682	I do n''t see, though, how I''m to get any victuals, do you?
27682	I do n''t suppose ye want to make yer will, do ye?
27682	I mean by the clock? 27682 If I mistake not, you will return forthwith to Master Droop, to the end that you may regain your proper garb, will you not?"
27682	If it breaks we''ll move straight an''get rid o''this side weight, wo n''t we?
27682	Illinois-- yes-- and Illinois?
27682	In all sadness, Master Shakespeare, have you had aught from Francis Bacon? 27682 Is Miss Rebecca there?"
27682	Is all clear now?
27682	Is it from the guy?
27682	Is it the custom to take the Queen to task in your realm?
27682	Is it then true?
27682	Is that Mr. Droop comin''back, d''you s''pose?
27682	Is that a fact?
27682	Is that all you''d be askin'', young man?
27682	Is that so? 27682 Is that you, Mis''Allen?"
27682	Is the''really an''truly a pole there?
27682	Is there not among them one Will Shakespeare, Gregory? 27682 Is thet all?"
27682	It reads:''Thy mother thinks thou wilt make better speed if I make thee to know that the players thou wottest of''----"What''s a''wottest''?
27682	Jest tell me the way to Eastcheap, wilt thee?
27682	Jest turn round, will ye?
27682	Know you Sir Percevall''s friend, Lady Rebecca?
27682	Know you a way back thither?
27682	Know you aught of this, my lord?
27682	Know you that region, Raleigh?
27682	Lady Rebecca, can you better explain this matter of the Czar?
27682	Lady Rebecca, will you sit nearer?
27682	Look a- here, Phoebe,she said, in a scandalized voice, as she rose and faced her sister,"ai n''t you goin''to put on somethin''over your chest?
27682	Marry, an I he d known as thou wast not an acquaintance----"You would not have given me admittance?
27682	Marry, you would n''t mind ef I was to set this right here on your table, would ye, my liege?
27682	Mean you him holding the two bright wheels, your Highness?
27682	Milliken ai n''t agoin''back six years with us, is he? 27682 Milliken''s cough syrup is only four years old, ai n''t it?"
27682	Nay, mistress, know you not that they play to- night at the home of Sir William Percy?
27682	Nay, then,he replied, bowing half- mockingly,"an the accountant be so passing fair, must not the account suffer in the comparison?"
27682	Nay-- but----"What the lands sakes d''ye holler neigh all the time fer? 27682 No?"
27682	Now what the land is this for?
27682	Now, tell me,said Rebecca, curiously,"whatever brought you up here?
27682	Now, then, every time you whirl once''round the pole to westward you lose one day, do n''t you?
27682	Oh, I see,said Droop, smiling slyly,"letters from some young feller, eh?"
27682	Oh, but where''ll you sleep?
27682	Oh, have n''t I?
27682	Oh, is that the rudder?
27682	Oh, say, Cousin Phoebe,was the man''s greeting,"can you tell me ef yer sister''s to home?"
27682	One fourth part of all profits was the proposal, was it not?
27682	Perhaps-- but where? 27682 Phoebe,"she exclaimed at length,"where ever can I set my slips?
27682	Pray, what now may this be? 27682 Runs it not so?"
27682	Said you--''wash up the dishes''?
27682	Saw you ever such an array as this?
27682	See that indicator?
27682	Selectmen?
27682	Shall I hear from thee soon?
27682	Shall I hev to take it to him myself?
27682	Tell me, Master Shakespeare, have you yet brought that speech to its term?
27682	Tell me, fellow,said he who had landed,"hast seen one pass the bridge to- night astride of two wheels, one before the other, riding post- haste?"
27682	That reads May 3, 1898, now, do n''t it? 27682 That''s so, ai n''t it, dearie?"
27682	That''s what heats up meteors so awful hot, ai n''t it?
27682	The conceit is very novel, is it not, my lord?
27682	The daughter of Isaac Burton?
27682	The one holdin''the bicycle?
27682	The third age past, what then? 27682 Then they are here, at the inn, boy?"
27682	Then what do you want to calculate how often to whirl round?
27682	Then what say you to a bargain, Master Shakespeare? 27682 Then what''s happened to the machine?"
27682	Then, prithee, friend, how meant you in saying you thought me him who had written Shakespeare? 27682 Thet''s the wrinkle, eh?"
27682	Think you so?
27682	To put it another way, it comes from the sun cuttin''meridians, do n''t it?
27682	Wal, Cousin Rebecca,he said, with a sweeping gesture indicating their general surroundings,"what d''ye think o''this?"
27682	Walks pretty straight fer him, do n''t he?
27682	Warn''t there no Shakespeare meetin''to- day?
27682	Was n''t it a question, Rebecca?
27682	Was this printed in your realm, Lady Rebecca?
27682	We''ll need some o''them on the trip, wo n''t we?
27682	Well, Master Guido,said the Queen,"what make you of it?"
27682	Well, Polly,she resumed,"art still bent on thy foppish lover, lass?
27682	Well, Rebecca,tittered her sister,"I did n''t have it on my mind yesterday, did I?"
27682	Well, Sir Walter,she said,"what say you now?
27682	Well, ai n''t it so?
27682	Well, an''why ca n''t ye?
27682	Well, but wo n''t we get too high?
27682	Well, sirrah,said Elizabeth,"what is your message?"
27682	Well, that ai n''t so bad, is it? 27682 Well, then, how many times a minute did the future man take you when you whirled back five weeks?"
27682	Well, what did ye come fer?
27682	Well, young feller,she said, with icy dignity,"what can I do fer you?"
27682	Well,he said,"the''is n''t any use you seem''the Panchronicon now, is the''?"
27682	Well,she inquired,"hev ye found anythin''?"
27682	Well,she said, a little anxiously,"what''s the matter?
27682	Well-- what-- who is it?
27682	Well?
27682	Were we not safer far afield? 27682 What I mean is, it''s clear that you''re not a triflin''poet, but a man of science-- eh?"
27682	What about me, then?
27682	What about the horse and the saddle and bridle?
27682	What brought ye so early to home, Phoebe?
27682	What can I do fer ye? 27682 What command gave you, sir?"
27682	What d''ye mean?
27682	What d''ye mean?
27682	What d''ye think o''this little phonograph, Cousin Phoebe?
27682	What did I say?
27682	What do you mean?
27682	What do you s''pose they''re doin''in New Hampshire now, Phoebe?
27682	What dost thou here, Poll?
27682	What drives the thing?
27682	What ever happened to you?
27682	What feather?
27682	What good would that do? 27682 What have we here?"
27682	What is a plexus of the sun, and how doth it blow on a bull?
27682	What is it-- who are they whom you flee?
27682	What is it? 27682 What knowledge have you of this, learned doctor?"
27682	What may a side- splitter be, Master Droop?
27682	What may that be, Sir Percevall?
27682	What may these be?
27682	What mean you, master, by a cut?
27682	What of Rebecca? 27682 What on the face of the green airth does it?"
27682	What say ye, my good hearts-- shall we have a double coronation? 27682 What says she, Raleigh?"
27682	What shall we say?
27682	What terms do ye offer, Master Droop? 27682 What the lands sakes did you go an''make the machine run away for?
27682	What they mean is thet''twas you wrote the things Shakespeare put his name to-- you did, did n''t you?
27682	What words are these?
27682	What you bringin''that everlastin''packet o''letters for?
27682	What you doin''with that handle?
27682	What you talkin''about, anyway? 27682 What''s about Mr. Milliken''s money, Phoebe?"
27682	What''s come over ye?
27682	What''s his name?
27682	What''s that?
27682	What''s that?
27682	What''s the date, Cousin Phoebe?
27682	What''s the letter''bout, anyway?
27682	What''s the matter?
27682	What''s this a- pullin''? 27682 What''s this?
27682	What-- doth it raineth-- eh?
27682	What-- how?
27682	What? 27682 What_ air_ you a- drivin''at?"
27682	Whatever air ye takin''that old book fer, Phoebe?
27682	Whatever did you bring those slips with you for?
27682	Whatever makes ye talk like that, child?
27682	Whatever shall we do?
27682	Whatever will be the end o''this?
27682	Where are we goin''?
27682	Where are we? 27682 Where can we put down all these things?
27682	Where did it come from?
27682	Where ever did ye get them funny dresses? 27682 Where have you learned this, mother?"
27682	Where is my daughter?
27682	Where is the old machine, anyhow?
27682	Where to?
27682	Where''s Cousin Rebecca? 27682 Where''s Cousin Rebecca?"
27682	Where''s Cousin Rebecca?
27682	Where''s that?
27682	Where''s the open sea?
27682	Where''s the trunks?
27682	Wherefore should he, your Highness?
27682	Wherefore to London, sweet?
27682	Which means would I think ye was wrong to spark with that high- falutin man out o''doors, eh?
27682	Which think you passed the merrier night-- or the Queen( God''s blessing on her) or you and I?
27682	Whither hath the strange woman gone?
27682	Who buried him?
27682	Who gave thee commission to ferry madmen, fellow?
27682	Who gave thee leave to run races in London streets?
27682	Who goes there?
27682	Who hath selected them, dame?
27682	Who was the player?
27682	Who was they to--''f I may ask?
27682	Who''s ben there?
27682	Who''s loony now?
27682	Who''s that?
27682	Who''s there?
27682	Whose goin''to keep count?
27682	Why ask you this?
27682	Why ca n''t ye come right along now?
27682	Why did n''t ye say that sooner?
27682	Why do n''t ye spread out that newspaper you brought with you?
27682	Why in goodness''name does all the folks throw sech messes out in the street?
27682	Why is it I''ve never heard tell about this love affair before now? 27682 Why so?"
27682	Why the lands sakes do you suppose these London folks dump weeds on their floors?
27682	Why this?
27682	Why, I guess Mr. Milliken must have two or three millions, has n''t he?
27682	Why, London ai n''t a Bible country, is it?
27682	Why, Master Bacon,he said,"I''m clean surprised-- yea, marry, am I-- that anybody could hev ben sech a fool-- a-- eh?
27682	Why, Master Droop, you that are the inventor of this same''bicycle,''how explain you this?
27682	Why, Master Droop,he said,"from what unknown bird have you plucked forth this feather?"
27682	Why, Master Droop,said Bacon, glancing down in surprise at his friend''s nether extremities,"what giveth that unwonted spiral look to your legs?
27682	Why, Rebecca, what you scared of?
27682	Why, Rebecca,said Phoebe, laughing,"do you suppose five miles is any worse than four?
27682	Why, an I do thee good, what cause for grief?
27682	Why, how knowest his habits?
27682	Why, how''s that?
27682	Why, if he''s a harbinger of woe-- ain''t that what they call''em?
27682	Why, it''s gettin''along to dinner- time, ai n''t it?
27682	Why, no,she replied, glancing at Droop with a mischievous smile,"it''s twenty- two years back to 1876, ai n''t it?"
27682	Why, where would you have them throw them, dame?
27682	Why, who''d take''em?
27682	Why, yes-- no-- that is, can you tell me how far it is to London?
27682	Why-- ain''t Mr. Droop there? 27682 Why-- what can I do?"
27682	Wilt make a jolly night of it in the bargain?
27682	Wo n''t we make fer home as soon''s we can?
27682	Wottest means knowest-- haven''t you read Shakespeare?
27682	Would you be so kind as to tell me the name of this town?
27682	Would you like to hear some of them?
27682	Would you mind settin''off my chist?
27682	Would your Highness that I play again?
27682	Ye hain''t ben drinkin'', hev ye?
27682	Ye hevn''t much time to live now, hev ye?
27682	Ye would n''t want to come back to''76 with me an''leave Cousin Phoebe behind, would ye?
27682	Yes-- but----"Well, then, what''s the use o''talkin''''bout it? 27682 You do n''t mean,"said Droop,"that you''d want half the profits, jest fer introducin''me to Lord What''s- is- name, do ye?"
27682	You do n''t want to fall down dead o''cold, do ye?
27682	You sure it''ll do it?
27682	You''ll hev suthin''hot, wo n''t ye?
27682	You''re down on monopolies, air ye?
27682	You''re not agoin''back for them, air ye?
27682	''Tis for London Bridge we are bound, is''t not?"
27682	Ai n''t Mrs. Tudor on the ship?
27682	Ai n''t all the twenty- four meridians jammed up close together round that part of the globe?"
27682	Ai n''t got''em?
27682	Ai n''t it a good deal like cheatin''the bank?"
27682	Ai n''t it goin''to set at all?"
27682	Ai n''t this our money?"
27682	Ai n''t ye got any steps for a body to climb?"
27682	Air ye all right?
27682	Am I right?"
27682	An he keep not the tryst,''twill only be----""''Twill only be thy first misprision, eh?"
27682	An''ai n''t that jest no older at all than when he started?"
27682	An''ef the sun goes the other way round, ai n''t it sure to unwind all the time thet it''s ben a- rollin''up?"
27682	And I understand that I am reputed to have been the true author of-- eh?"
27682	And now, ere you depart, may I make bold to urge one last request?"
27682	And the service you require--?
27682	And these temples-- to what false gods are they set up?"
27682	And these, then?"
27682	And would you or I barter this freedom for a crown?"
27682	And yet, how address him?
27682	And yet-- was it likely or even possible that Sir Percevall Hart could make such a vulgar haunt as this his headquarters?
27682	And yet-- what explanation would be believed?
27682	And yet-- why didst thou avert thine eyes from me this even?
27682	Anythin''wrong?"
27682	Approaching Phoebe''s side, he said:"Mighty pretty, ai n''t it?"
27682	Are ye growin''littler in there?
27682	Art thou, indeed, no other than Mary Burton?"
27682	Ben makin''the beds?"
27682	Besides-- who''s to say the old thing wo n''t whirl us back to the days of the Greeks an''Romans?
27682	But if he refused this, what was she to do?
27682	But it never_ has_ been reached yet, an''how are you agoin''to do it?"
27682	But let''s drop comical talk jest fer a minute an''get down to sense, eh?"
27682	But what if ye go to the North Pole?
27682	By my troth, why should we fear them, sweetheart?"
27682	By what manner of race as yet unborn had its elements been brought together-- no, no--_would_ they be brought together?
27682	Can a king unbend-- be merry-- a good fellow with his equals?
27682	Can a man-- a poet-- be written?"
27682	Can it be doubted that the Americans have royal governors?"
27682	Can it be that you have heard no word of these before?"
27682	Can this be the suit of the fat knight?"
27682	Can you complete these lines, think you?"
27682	Can you find Cousin Phoebe to- night?"
27682	Can you make aught of it?
27682	Can you more fully state the nature of this petition?"
27682	Come, where hast put it?"
27682	Could n''t we find the folks that was struck with the English language an''get one of''em to go back an''speak to Noah?"
27682	Could n''t ye leave the machinery alone?"
27682	Could she let him pass on without one glance-- one word?
27682	Could this be he?
27682	Could we have planned all better had we willed it?
27682	Could you make aught of it, Lady Rebecca?"
27682	D''ye feel any side weight?"
27682	D''ye guess it''ll make us feel sick, like ridin''backward in the cars?"
27682	D''ye mean to say ye''ve me in yer mind fer a partner-- with capital?"
27682	D''you s''pose I''d touch the nasty stuff?
27682	Did I speak funny?"
27682	Did he write it?"
27682	Did they find p''ison in''em?"
27682	Did y''ever see so many?"
27682	Did ye hear those girls talkin''Bible language, Phoebe?"
27682	Did you bring the wheelbarrow?"
27682	Did you feel much side weight then?"
27682	Do I apprehend you?"
27682	Do I not fit the wizened stamp of Macbeth''s sisters three?"
27682	Do any of you girls know who''tis?"
27682	Do n''t ye see it lyin''black there against the snow?"
27682	Do n''t ye see they''ve stopped to wait fer us?"
27682	Do n''t you have''em in London?
27682	Do n''t you know the Patent Examiner-- or Commissioner, or Lord High Thingummy that runs the Patent Office here?
27682	Do n''t you s''pose they''ve made hills o''money out o''them things-- with patents an''all?"
27682	Do you know my father?"
27682	Do you perchance make a mock of me, Mistress-- Mistress----?"
27682	Do you reely mean to tell me,"she continued, vehemently nodding her head at the Queen,"that you think the''s nothin''but Indians in America?"
27682	Do you s''pose he really did?"
27682	Dost not feel cold chills in thee, Rebecca?"
27682	Doth he ask for a patent of nobility-- a title?
27682	Doth he not once turn to thought of self- murder?"
27682	Droop cried, suddenly,"what''s that?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Droop?"
27682	Elizabeth started haughtily, but recollected herself and repeated:"Was this leaf printed in your country?"
27682	Et must be fun to be a queen, eh, Percevall?"
27682	Full well she knew its contents, too; for had she not read this very note to Copernicus Droop at the North Pole?
27682	Guess you''re pretty middlin''rich, ai n''t ye?"
27682	Had he perhaps made a mistake?
27682	Had it not been one of her New England collection?
27682	Had not Orlando cut Rosalind''s name into the bark of many a helpless tree?
27682	Had they been cutting meridians the wrong way?
27682	Have not a score of scurvy plots been laid against her life?
27682	Have ye got your satchel with the money in it?"
27682	Have you considered of this?"
27682	Have you many such ingenious gentlemen in your kingdom, Lady Rebecca?"
27682	Have you not been acquainted with goldsmiths''wives, and conned them out of rings?"
27682	Have you the fabled power to read the soul?
27682	Having picked up her umbrella, Rebecca approached this youth and said in a sharp whisper:"Could n''t you get me a chair, sonny?"
27682	He craveth a monopoly?
27682	He foresaw no trouble in procuring patents for his inventions, but how about the capital for their exploitation?
27682	He was chary of words, and after all, did not all the world know what to pay for conveyance to Southwark?
27682	Hedn''t you better go, too, Phoebe?"
27682	Hev ye missed anythin''?"
27682	Hev ye shrunk any yet?"
27682	Hev ye some errand with the Queen?"
27682	Hez he broken yer door?
27682	Honest true?"
27682	How assume a comfortable mental attitude toward this creation whose present existence so long antedated its own origin?
27682	How be ye?"
27682	How comes it I have not had earlier intelligence of her arrival in this realm?"
27682	How comes it that in all your fine travels in the New World you have heard no English spoken?"
27682	How comes it that we must await so strange a chance as this to learn such weighty news?"
27682	How comes it that you have invented these things?
27682	How comes it you have so much figurin''to do?"
27682	How could we be robbin''him of somethin''he has n''t got?"
27682	How dare to show her face?
27682	How refuse this request?
27682	How say you?"
27682	How the fiend''s name came you acquainted?"
27682	How, then, canst thou better thee by fighting two?
27682	How?"
27682	I mean by way of aid in writing-- or e''en of mere suggestion?"
27682	I s''pose you''re mad because I''ve interrupted your party, but did n''t that man there invite me in?
27682	I''m sure that''s jest as bad as robbin''him, ai n''t it?"
27682	Is Mrs. Victoria Tudor at home?"
27682	Is everything all right?"
27682	Is it you that broke his heart an''made him an old bachelor all his life?"
27682	Is not the way clear?
27682	Is that it?"
27682	Is this a woman of your tribe, my lady?"
27682	Is your ma in, young man?"
27682	It beareth writing within the circle--''Sois fidèle''--do you see?"
27682	Knew ye ever Master Stephen to be forsworn?"
27682	Know you aught of the strange woman?
27682	Know you not London Bridge and the traitors''poles yet?"
27682	Know you not, Sir Knight, that these be parlous days for making of new monopolies?
27682	Laying her hand on his arm:"Why, what ails thee, dear heart?"
27682	Leaning over the phonograph as Droop started the motor, she looked about her and said, with a titter:"What shall we say?
27682	May I have your assistance, friend, in this matter?"
27682	May I not be forgiven, sweet girl, or shall I ever stand as I have this day, gazing upward in vain for the dear glance my fault hath forfeited?
27682	May I rely on your faithful repetition of this to him?"
27682	Mr. Droop,"she continued,"do you hear?
27682	My good fellow,"she continued, addressing Jock with an air of condescension that dumfounded her sister,"is not yonder the Southwark pillory?"
27682	My lady, why partake you not of the pasty?"
27682	My patron is the Earl of Essex----""Why do n''t they give ye a lift?"
27682	Never tasted it, either, I s''pose?"
27682	No?
27682	Not a mere prompting inward sense, but in bodily semblance visiting the poet''s eye?
27682	Not mended since yesternight-- what?"
27682	Not the one as wrote Shakespeare?"
27682	Nothin''?
27682	Now she pointed upward with her umbrella and said:"Do you mind tellin''me, mister, what''s thet fruit they''re a- dryin''up on thet meetin''-house?"
27682	Now, ef that feller travelled round as fast as the sun, the stay- at- homes would only be one day older by the time he got back-- ain''t that a fact?"
27682	Now, methinks''twere but equity and good fellowship for two such as we are to go snacks, eh?
27682	Of what play speak you?
27682	Oh, please will you do it?"
27682	One grove looked much like another, and how was she to choose between garden walls"as like as two peas,"as she expressed it?
27682	Or art thou a creature of Fancy''s colors blended, feigning reality?"
27682	Phoebe exclaimed, severely,"what_ do_ you s''pose folks would say if Rebecca and I was to set to work makin''baby clothes-- two old maids like us?"
27682	Pray tell me, sir, who are they that so besmirch my reputation as to impute to my poor authority the pitiful lines of this rascal player?"
27682	Pray what think you of my lines?"
27682	Pray, sir, is it a homily or an essay?"
27682	Pretty big paper, ai n''t it?"
27682	Rebecca looked with troubled eyes into Phoebe''s face and said, timidly:"Wo n''t ye go to a doctor''s with me, Phoebe?"
27682	Richard Coor de Lion-- Henry Eight-- no-- or was it Joan of Arc?
27682	Say I well-- what?"
27682	Say, my Lord of Nottingham, hath the woman a frenzy, think you?"
27682	Say,"he exclaimed, brightening up with startling suddenness,"praps you know the racket-- got the inside track, eh?"
27682	Shall I not?"
27682	Shall I?
27682	She felt sure that if Droop reached the Panchronicon alone, he would depart alone, and then what was to become of Phoebe and herself?
27682	Shutting his eyes again, he remarked:"What you flashin''that bright light in my eyes so often for?"
27682	So to terms, eh?
27682	Some fantastic reverie limned for amusement?"
27682	Spreading forth his two fat hands, he continued:"Spake I not fairly?
27682	Standing up in the boat:"What''s the Queen''s last name?"
27682	Tell me, dame, come you from the New World?"
27682	The machine do n''t need it, an'', besides, I''ve got to eat, have n''t I?"
27682	The''ai n''t anythin''in the Bible''bout it, is the''?"
27682	Then he burst out suddenly:"Ye know the graphophone an''the kodak and the biograph an''all them things what ye can see down to Keene?"
27682	Then how explain you this?"
27682	Then to the boy:"Know you him who cut the letters?"
27682	Then turning to Lady Margaret again, she continued:"Would you mind runnin''down to ask who that man is, Miss Margaret?
27682	Then with a coaxing tone and looking with appealing archness at her sister, she went on:"Is it really like me, Rebecca?
27682	Then, after a pause, he continued, in a stern voice:"How many be they?"
27682	Then, as she still remained undecided, he continued, in an undertone:"Cousin Phoebe''s up in her room, ai n''t she?
27682	Then, glancing all about him:"Ai n''t there any smaller glasses''round here?"
27682	Then, in pleading tones, she continued:"Didst not agree to trust thy lady, dear?"
27682	Then, turning once more to the still approaching barge, she continued:"An''so thet''s Queen Victoria''s ship, is it?"
27682	Then, turning to the stupefied and trembling waterman:"Why do n''t you row, you?
27682	Then, with some dismay:"Here you, mister, do n''t ye want yer money?"
27682	Then--"Miss Wise-- Miss Wise-- are ye to home?"
27682	There was no further conversation until long afterward, when Rebecca suddenly remarked:"Are n''t ye hungry, Phoebe?"
27682	Thet''s so, ai n''t it, Phoebe?"
27682	They trotted quietly past the greater number of the group until a dark figure approached and a voice in the gloom said, severely:"What dost thou here?
27682	Think you this be law?"
27682	Thinkest thou I came hither to smell civet?
27682	This is what he says:"''Dear Poll''--horrid nickname, is n''t it?"
27682	Those very words?"
27682	Turning now to the younger sister, Droop asked, in a melancholy tone:"Do n''t you want to get rich, Cousin Phoebe?"
27682	Turning then to the impatient gentleman waiting at the door:"Guess you''re one o''the family, ai n''t ye?
27682	Turning to a gentleman at his elbow:"Can you tell me, sir,"he said,"who is yonder stranger in outlandish apparel?"
27682	Was it Russian, Japanese, or Italian?
27682	Was she pressed out through the wall?"
27682	We have n''t packed only a few things,''cause I expect we''ll find all our old duds ready for us in 1892, wo n''t we?"
27682	We wo n''t have to do any washing on the way, will we?"
27682	What ails ye?"
27682	What amazing quality was it that stamped its impress upon the maiden''s face-- a something he had never seen or dreamed of?
27682	What are golden rings to these?"
27682	What could it be?
27682	What do you charge for ferryin''folks across the river?"
27682	What do you mean?"
27682	What have ye to say to this, mistress?"
27682	What in thunder_ do_ ye sell, then?"
27682	What is it makes the days go by-- ain''t it the daily revolution of the sun?"
27682	What is this book, Lady Rebecca?"
27682	What is your pleasure?"
27682	What may your worship require by way of food and drink?"
27682	What mean you?
27682	What o''clock is it?"
27682	What of my aunt-- my gowns?"
27682	What play give they to- night?"
27682	What player?"
27682	What say ye, sir?"
27682	What say you?
27682	What say you?"
27682	What says my Lord Baron?"
27682	What the devil, man; must we quarrel perforce?"
27682	What time''ll that be?"
27682	What unknown and incomprehensible forces were locked within that formless mass?
27682	What would you counsel?"
27682	What!--doth the cap fit?"
27682	What''ll it feel like-- livin''backward that way?
27682	What''s that fer?
27682	What''s the matter, anyway?
27682	What''s the matter, anyway?
27682	What''s the old Pan lyin''on it''s side fer?"
27682	What''s the shortest cut to Eastcheap?"
27682	What''s the use o''tryin''to scare a body with gibberish?
27682	What?"
27682	What_ could_ this man want with her sister?
27682	When was that tuck, Miss Wise?"
27682	When was you born, Cousin Phoebe?"
27682	Whence had you it?"
27682	Where are you?"
27682	Where do you s''pose we''d be?"
27682	Where is he, boy?"
27682	Where is the woman?"
27682	Where next could she find shelter?
27682	Where shall I find you?
27682	Where''s the quean will be his consort?
27682	Wherein doth it concern Francis Bacon?"
27682	Whiskey, say you?"
27682	Who calls?"
27682	Who gave ye license to miscall our glorious sovereign?"
27682	Who in Sam Hill was runnin''things in 1598?
27682	Who is it, anyway?"
27682	Who rides with thee, lass?"
27682	Why could n''t you show that at the World''s Fair an''get a patent fer it?"
27682	Why do n''t ye jest set up as the inventor o''this machine?
27682	Why not go round twice a minute?"
27682	Why seek the shadow of the Tower?"
27682	Why sit you here amazed?
27682	Why undeceive her sister?
27682	Why wo n''t they do?"
27682	Why-- don''t I talk as good English as any of ye?
27682	Will you accept new clothing and rich-- for old and worn?"
27682	Will you go, sir, without delay, if that I speak for you the missing lines completing young Hamlet''s soliloquy?"
27682	Will you have horses-- men- at- arms?"
27682	Will your Majesty but look at this drawing on one of the inner pages of the printed document brought by the Lady Rebecca?
27682	Wo n''t he see the sun gettin''left behind an''whirlin''the other way from what it does in nature?
27682	Wo n''t you run''s quick''s ever you can to Si Pray, an''ask him to bring his gun?
27682	Would he go by unheeding?
27682	Ye do n''t happen to have any tea, do ye?"
27682	Ye''ve heerd it, no doubt?"
27682	You do n''t s''pose he stole it out o''the Panchronicle, do ye?"
27682	You know where Sir Guy Fenton may be found?"
27682	Your Grace of Devonshire, what say you to this?"
27682	cried Elizabeth,"hast lost thy voice, man?"
27682	cried Rebecca,"did n''t Si Wilkins''boy Sam say he seen a comet in broad daylight last June?"
27682	exclaimed Rebecca,"how ken you laugh so?
27682	he cried,"an''what will happen ef that traveller whirls round, cuttin''meridians jest twice as fast as the sun-- goin''the same way?"
27682	he cried,"soon to be Sir Isaac?"
27682	he exclaimed,"what is sticking out, friend?"
27682	he said, with a whirling movement of the hand,"an''let me see how it looks in the back?"
27682	said Droop, drawing forth his flask of nineteenth- century rye,"never heerd o''whiskey, eh?
27682	said Rebecca, conscious for the first time of her slip,"did that puzzle ye?"
27682	said Rebecca, with an expression of immense relief,"I do n''t believe the''s any hens an''roosters in Infinite Space, is the''?"
27682	she cried, as she caught sight of Phoebe,"art here, then?
27682	she cried,"do you know what time it is?
27682	what''s this?"
52844	And this was sixty years ago? 52844 And you mentioned Bram?"
52844	Anything else?
52844	Are you boys in touch with Grammond on the car set?
52844	Are you expecting trouble on the road, James?
52844	Are you sure...?
52844	Besides, we heard...."What did you hear?
52844	Bram in some kind of trouble?
52844	Bram''s a Commie, is he?
52844	Bram... when will the Portal open again?
52844	Bram? 52844 Can you discern details?"
52844	Do n''t I know you, mister?
52844	Fdazh ha?
52844	Fred, when will you learn to sit on your news breaks until you''ve got some answers to go with the questions?
52844	He was--"He was what?
52844	He''s a foreigner, ai n''t he?
52844	How are you, Jimmy? 52844 How can I tell you?
52844	How do you come to this place?
52844	How long has Mr. Bram lived in Elsby?
52844	How long''s he lived here in Elsby?
52844	How long?
52844	How''d you find that out, Hull?
52844	Hull, is Mr. Bram dead?
52844	I had Pa''s 30- 30, and Bovey Lay had a twelve- gauge...."What time was this?
52844	I thought afterwards I had imagined them, but I remember.... James, what does it mean?
52844	I''ll pass the Great World and the continua... but what''s an Aperture?
52844	If those are police officers, should n''t you stop?
52844	Is he dead?
52844	Is he still around? 52844 It looks like shadows: but what''s casting them?"
52844	May I see it?
52844	May I see some earlier issues; from about the first of the year?
52844	May I take it with me?
52844	Mind if I have a word with him? 52844 Now why would I do that?"
52844	Now, Miss Carroll, can you remember exactly what Bram said to you that night? 52844 Oh?"
52844	Okay if I try?
52844	Okay, can you read me all right? 52844 Then, when you got to the house...?"
52844	There ai n''t nothin wrong with burnin out a Commie, is there?
52844	This locket,said Tremaine,"do you still have it?"
52844	Translated, what does that mean?
52844	Tremaine? 52844 Try it?
52844	Well, what about him?
52844	What about that gear of yours? 52844 What are they?
52844	What date was it you wanted?
52844	What do you know of this matter, young man?
52844	What do you see?
52844	What does he do for a living?
52844	What got into you, Soup?
52844	What happened then?
52844	What is it?
52844	What kind of battle? 52844 What man are you?"
52844	What the devil''s that?
52844	What the hell makes those sounds?
52844	What was the idea of that?
52844	What you mean?
52844	What''s a Portal?
52844	What''s going on here, Jimmy?
52844	What''s it to you, mister?
52844	What''s the matter? 52844 What''s this all about?"
52844	What''s up, mister?
52844	What''s your beef, Tremaine?
52844	What''s your problem, mister?
52844	When''s this bootleg station supposed to broadcast again?
52844	Who are you?
52844	Who says so?
52844	Who''s looking for spies?
52844	Why Bram?
52844	Why did a healthy young fellow like Bram settle out in that isolated piece of country? 52844 Why did n''t he get help?"
52844	Why did n''t you recruit help?
52844	Why did you come today, James?
52844	Why do n''t you bring in help? 52844 Why?
52844	Why?
52844	Will what I tell you be used against him?
52844	Will you come?
52844	You carry a gun?
52844	You know anything about the blood on the kitchen floor?
52844	You remember Soup Gaskin? 52844 You say it is instantaneous?"
52844	You suppose those damn- fool boys are hiding here, playing tricks?
52844	You suppose those fool boys...?
52844	You would n''t know who put him up to it, would you?
52844	You-- uh-- paying anything for information?
52844	*****"Sol?"
52844	*****"What did you shoot at, Hull?"
52844	A romance?"
52844	An hour?
52844	And they''re still at it?"
52844	And you want me to spare them?"
52844	Are you out of your mind?
52844	As they pulled away from the curb Jess said,"Jimmy, what''s this about State Police nosing around here?
52844	Bram went rigid"What hour is this?"
52844	But let me get one thing straight: this Repellor of yours responds to thoughts, is that right?
52844	But what can one do with frightened rustics?
52844	Can we tie it in?"
52844	Did n''t you say you had some kind of detector you were going to set up?"
52844	Did you ever try it?"
52844	Do n''t waste time....""Mutable time?"
52844	Five minutes?
52844	He dead?"
52844	He ducked his head, because the opening was not large, and stepped inside....""That would be the east wall... to the left of the back door?"
52844	How could you have analyzed that which you knew not of?"
52844	How long had it lasted?
52844	Hyperwave is my baby, remember?
52844	I take it you''ve heard of what happened out there?"
52844	I used to think she was some kind of princess....""What about her and Bram?
52844	I''m just the dumb hick you boys use for the spade work, that it?"
52844	Is that his first name... or his last?"
52844	Jess leaned out, peered at Tremaine and asked:"Any luck, Jimmy?"
52844	Jimmy?"
52844	Just superstition, would n''t you say?"
52844	May I rely on your discretion?"
52844	Now, have you got any ideas?"
52844	Or had it happened at all...?
52844	Run out of signal?"
52844	Something about fighting something, was n''t it?"
52844	Want to run out there with me and take a look around?"
52844	Well, Bram''s a foreigner, and he''s out that way, ai n''t he?"
52844	Were these ghosts, or demons, or what?"
52844	What brings you back to the boondocks?"
52844	What if we poured more power to the Repellor?"
52844	What is it?"
52844	What''s his story?"
52844	Where are they?
52844	Which wall?"
52844	Which way did Bram go?"
52844	Whose bright idea was that?"
52844	Why did they do it?"
52844	Why do you have to work alone?"
52844	Will you come with me now?
52844	You remember old Aunt Tress, used to know all about ancestors and such as that?
52844	You say he ran to the kitchen and opened a trapdoor in the floor--""Did I say floor?
52844	You want me to look up the deed?"
52844	You''ve just made that decision, right?"
3808	And Frycollin?
3808	And I shall tell him--"What?
3808	And by what right, Messieurs Balloonists, did you insult and threaten me in your club in such a way that I am astonished I came out of it alive?
3808	And for how long, citizen engineer,asked Uncle Prudent, who was nearly exploding,"for how long do you intend to exercise that right?"
3808	And how long will that last?
3808	And if this voyage does not suit us?
3808	And if we have done it?
3808	And made the conquest of the air?
3808	And shall we last long like that?
3808	And then?
3808	And what would you have done, if you had had the honor?
3808	And when will he come back?
3808	And who knows that they do n''t watch us at night?
3808	And why, Fry, why? 3808 And will you tell us where we are going?"
3808	And will you tell us where we are?
3808	And your servant?
3808	Are there any weapons on board?
3808	Are we going round the world?
3808	But whence comes this never- ending rustling?
3808	But where to?
3808	But who is this man? 3808 But,"asked Evans,"how are we to get out?"
3808	By what right did you attack us in Philadelphia in Fairmount Park? 3808 Could n''t we get up to the window and see where we are?"
3808	Did this thing ever smash?
3808	Did you do that?
3808	Do n''t you see any roofs of houses or monuments?
3808	Do n''t you smell something? 3808 Do you recognize it?"
3808	Do you think our prison has been moved at all?
3808	Do you think so?
3808	Do you think they would complain if they became colonists of X Island?
3808	Do you wish to know?
3808	Does n''t it cut?
3808	Escape?
3808	Has the fellow got the start of us?
3808	Have you all you want?
3808	How can you?
3808	How far off are we?
3808	If you have done it-- you deserve--"What, sir?
3808	Is it of ironwood?
3808	Is the wall made of sheet iron?
3808	It is not as good as Peking?
3808	Long? 3808 Montreal?
3808	Mr. Robur,said Tom"What is to be done with those two gentlemen and their servant?"
3808	Not even the top branches?
3808	Nothing broken on board?
3808	Phil Evans,said Uncle Prudent,"you have resolved, as I have, to sacrifice your life?"
3808	Phil Evans?
3808	Phil,said he one day,"is it quite certain that escape is impossible?"
3808	Shall we see Mr. Robur to- day?
3808	Shall we try, sir?
3808	Shipwrecked?
3808	So you are not crying any more? 3808 Suppose we say it was''Rule Doodle''and''Yankee Britannia''and adjourn to breakfast?"
3808	That wretched nigger will not be quiet, then?
3808	Then we are not in the clearing?
3808	Then what is the use of a dispute?
3808	To ask is not to answer,said Phil Evans,"and I repeat, by what right?"
3808	To eat me?
3808	Uncle Prudent?
3808	Was it so difficult when we were crossing the inhabited part of Europe to drop a letter overboard?
3808	Well?
3808	What do you see?
3808	What does the barometer say?
3808	What is it then?
3808	What is that, Uncle Prudent?
3808	What is that?
3808	What is the matter with you?
3808	What is the matter?
3808	What is the matter?
3808	What is the name of this singular personage?
3808	What? 3808 Where are we?"
3808	Who are you?
3808	Why should not this be the body in question?
3808	Why? 3808 Why?"
3808	Yes, the very cabin--"Have those scoundrels set it on fire?
3808	A plunge would give them their liberty; and once they had reached the river, how could Robur get them back again?
3808	A signal, doubtless?
3808	And Frycollin?
3808	And above all, what was Robur going to do with them?
3808	And during this extraordinary flight what was Frycollin doing?
3808	And how about the match that was burning in the deserted cabin?
3808	And how?
3808	And if the"Go- Ahead"was flying the American colors, did not the"Albatross"display the stars and golden sun of Robur the Conqueror?
3808	And if your search is in vain, do you not leave your house and take up your quarters in another?
3808	And is not that rather a difficult operation for an artificial machine?
3808	And now, who is this Robur?
3808	And the spark that was creeping along to the dynamite?
3808	And was she not a vessel launched into the aerial sea?
3808	And what are we to do then?
3808	And what did they see?
3808	And what was the engineer going to do with his prisoners?
3808	And what was this telegram?
3808	And why had not Phil Evans been elected president of the club?
3808	At this moment the voice of Phil Evans was heard shouting,"Engineer Robur, will you give us your word of honor to leave us free on this island?"
3808	Aviator,"he said"you who talk so much of the benefits of aviation, have you ever aviated?"
3808	Besides, what is this mechanical movement in the flight of birds, whose action is so complex?
3808	But could they get at the magazines?
3808	But had the flying machine sufficient power to tow them through the water?
3808	But how?
3808	But if it is n''t the wind, what can it be?"
3808	But if the"Albatross"could not get out of the cyclone vertically could she not do something else?
3808	But if they had escaped asphyxia, how had they escaped being drowned in the Pacific?
3808	But on what parallel was it situated?
3808	But we are becalmed, and--?"
3808	But were there any parachutes in case of accident?
3808	But what could happen?
3808	But what could this thing be?
3808	But what was the good of such useless massacre?
3808	But where was this X?
3808	But which island was it of the thousands that dot the Pacific?
3808	But whither went the"Albatross?"
3808	But why was there no wind to assist at this magnificent experiment?
3808	But would she attempt it in the middle of the polar night, in an atmosphere of sixty below freezing?
3808	But would she stop?
3808	But, finally, who was this Robur?
3808	By what chain of accidents had he become one of the crew of the"Albatross?"
3808	By what meridian would she come out-- if she ever came out?
3808	By what right did you shut us up in that prison?
3808	By what right have you brought us against our will on board this flying machine?"
3808	By what strange whim was it that she was stopped over the city of Paris?
3808	Can not we do something now?"
3808	Chapter VII ON BOARD THE ALBATROSS"When will man cease to crawl in the depths to live in the azure and quiet of the sky?"
3808	Chapter X WESTWARD-- BUT WHITHER?
3808	Communicate?
3808	Could he there find a new crew?
3808	Could she not gain the center, where it was comparatively calm, and where they would have more control over her?
3808	Did he ever see an omelette made of bat''s eggs?"
3808	Did he pass his life in the air?
3808	Did his aeronef never rest?
3808	Did it not come to them appropriately to rise in person to protest against any apparatus that was heavier than air?
3808	Did they not merit such an honor?
3808	Does the"Albatross"still cruise in the atmosphere in the realm that none can take from her?
3808	From what country did this remarkable specimen come?
3808	Get into the Pacific, or go to the continent at the South Pole?
3808	Had he not some retreat in some inaccessible spot in which, if he had need of repose or revictualing, he could betake himself?
3808	Had he, like Icarus, fallen a victim to his own temerity?
3808	Had it sunk in the depths of the Atlantic, the Pacific, or the Indian Ocean?
3808	Had not the sons of Amerigo been called the sons of Cabot?
3808	Had not the time arrived for them to end the voyage by blowing up the ship?
3808	Had she sufficient mechanical power to escape through them?
3808	Had they become as deaf as they were patient?
3808	Has not Doctor Marcy suspected that the feathers open during the return of the wings so as to let the air through them?
3808	How could he make up his stock of provisions and the materials required for working his machines?
3808	How could such a thing be done in Philadelphia, and so secretly, too?
3808	How could the"Albatross"have been beached in Fairmount Park without its appearance having been signaled all over Pennsylvania?
3808	How did this Francois Tapage find himself in the service of the engineer?
3808	How had the engineer come to choose it?
3808	How large was John Wise''s balloon?
3808	How large was Nadar''s Géant?
3808	How large was the Giffard balloon at the 1878 Exhibition?
3808	How would the business end?
3808	If an observatory could not give a satisfactory answer what was the use of observatories?
3808	If we have to stop a day or two on the island--""We''ll stop, and if we have to fight an army of natives?"
3808	If you hear in your house strange and inexplicable noises, do you not at once endeavor to discover the cause?
3808	In what adventure had they embarked?
3808	Is it necessary to say so?
3808	Is n''t it burning powder?"
3808	Is the axis horizontal?
3808	Is the axis vertical?
3808	Is the domain of the southern pole a continent or an archipelago?
3808	Is the gentleman unaware that this flyer is a mammal?
3808	It may be interesting to know what had happened to the famous snuff- box after its fall?
3808	Need we say that the majority of the crowd had come from afar not so much to see the"Go- Ahead"as to gaze on these extraordinary men?
3808	Not a flagstaff, nor a church tower, nor a chimney?"
3808	Not any trees?"
3808	Now could Robur get back to the island for three or four hours if his screws were out of gear?
3808	Now he had recaptured them, would he carry them off into space, where it was impossible to follow him?
3808	Of what were their positive and negative plates?
3808	Or is it a palaeocrystic sea, whose ice melts not even during the long summer?
3808	Or were they reserving themselves to see how far this audacious contradictor would dare to go?
3808	Perhaps he would today have a chance of speaking to Robur?
3808	Perhaps it hurt you too much?
3808	Perhaps you think I am talking too much about myself?
3808	Perhaps you would like to stay there for a day or two?"
3808	Robur continued:"What?
3808	Shall we ever know?
3808	Should they follow the example of sailors in distress and enclose in a bottle a document giving the place of shipwreck and throw it into the sea?
3808	That being the case, where was this point?
3808	That is not a rock?"
3808	That two hours hanging cured you of it?
3808	The head of what animal did it resemble from the point of view of passional analogy?
3808	The match of which more than a third was now consumed?
3808	This aerolite could not be the object in question, for how could an aerolite blow a trumpet?
3808	To what series of experiments had they been invited?
3808	Under such circumstances, how could they distinguish the shape of the ground, the extent of the seas, the position of the islands?
3808	Was Robur thinking of going back?
3808	Was he expected by a little colony of which he was the chief?
3808	Was he going to keep them in his power and condemn them to perpetual aviation?
3808	Was it a bird beating with its wings the higher zones of space?
3808	Was it a flour mill that had anchored on it during the night?
3808	Was it an aerolite shooting obliquely through the atmosphere?
3808	Was it an island in the Pacific, in Australasia, or in the Indian Ocean?
3808	Was it by chance only that they were absent?
3808	Was it not necessary that he should again become absolute master of his invention?
3808	Was it some exuberant aeronaut rejoicing on that sonorous instrument of which the Renommée makes such obstreperous use?
3808	Was it, then, for the sole pleasure of his guests that he had brought the aeronef above the national domain?
3808	Was not that a much more suitable place for you than this of Uncle Prudent''s, where danger was daily welcomed?
3808	Was not that an insult as unpardonable as it happened to be just-- historically?
3808	Was not this a stirring up of strife between''the lighter''and''the heavier''than air?
3808	Was not this hurling a declaration of war into the very camp of the balloonists?
3808	Was she going more than round the world as Robur had said?
3808	Was she in mid- winter bound for the southern seas or continents round the Pole?
3808	Was the"Albatross"seen by the Arabs, the Mozabites, and the Negroes who share amongst them the town of Wargla?
3808	Was the"Albatross"to be shriveled up in their flames like a gigantic butterfly?
3808	Was there any chance of collision with another such machine?
3808	Was this fellow a madman or a hoaxer?
3808	What balloon, perfect as it might be, would be able to perform such a service?
3808	What could it be?
3808	What could they think except that they had fallen into the hands of people who intended to rob them?
3808	What does fog matter to her?
3808	What had been his history?
3808	What means had he that he should be able to build so costly a vessel as the"Albatross"and keep her building secret?
3808	What meridian ran through it?
3808	What was the cause of the stoppage?
3808	What was this intractable Robur going to do?
3808	What was this material, so hard that the bowie- knife of Phil Evans could not scratch it, and Uncle Prudent could not explain its nature?
3808	What was to be said in this matter?
3808	Where can he be?"
3808	Where did he come from?
3808	Where does he come from?
3808	Where is the"Albatross"going?
3808	Which was right; the Englishman or the American?
3808	Whither was the"Albatross"bound?
3808	Who are you?"
3808	Who was this Robur, of whom up to the present we know nothing but the name?
3808	Who were these two gentlemen?
3808	Why not Frycollin?
3808	Why two and not three?
3808	Why was there a look- out?
3808	Why, oh why, Frycollin, did you not remain at Boston with the Sneffels, and not have given them up when they talked of going to Switzerland?
3808	Why?"
3808	Will Robur, the Conqueror, appear one day as he said?
3808	Without these attempts, these experiments of his predecessors, how could the inquirer have conceived so perfect an apparatus?
3808	Would Robur destroy her?
3808	Would Uncle Prudent and Phil Evans refuse to be saved by him?
3808	Would it not take him much longer than he thought to get back to his old anchorage?
3808	asked Phil Evans,"have we the right to dispose of his life?"
3808	but how about the trumpet?
3808	said Robur, ironically,"how can you ask me such a question when you have only to cast down your eyes to enjoy a spectacle unparalleled in the world?"
8199	And do you see nothing significant in that?
8199	And with their aid you have mined enough metal to supply the mints of the world?
8199	And you have dared to collect such inconceivable wealth in one place?
8199	Are you serious?
8199	But I suppose there is no indiscretion in asking whether this little climb has any relation to the mystery?
8199	But can it be possible that we are not dreaming?
8199	But how are you going to inflate it?
8199	But how did Dr. Syx turn the flying atoms against his enemies?
8199	But how do we know that this metal of yours will answer the purpose?
8199	Can we not have time for deliberation?
8199	Did I ever tell you of my last trip to the Teton?
8199	Did you ever hear of it?
8199	Did you ever see anything like it?
8199	Did you ever see the opening in the roof?
8199	Did you get the angles?
8199	Did you notice in what direction it was flying?
8199	Did you observe,he asked,"that there was a second tunnel?"
8199	Do you believe in alchemy?
8199	Do you call it nothing because it is bright?
8199	Do you know what you are looking at?
8199	Do you mean,I exclaimed, startled at the suggestion,"that the fate of the bird had any connection with the accident to your kite?"
8199	Do you really believe that this comes from the moon?
8199	Do you think it will answer?
8199	Have n''t I just showed you the whole process?
8199	Have you a pair of wings concealed about you?
8199	Here now,he added a moment later, sitting down upon a rock and thrusting the blade of his penknife into a crevice,"what do you think of this?"
8199	How about the coating of the bodies with artemisium?
8199	How can it be good?
8199	How can you be sure?
8199	How is that?
8199	How much metal have you on hand? 8199 How''s this, Jim?"
8199	I suppose you know the real apex of the peak has never been trodden by man?
8199	Is there anything else?
8199	Of course, I inferred that the moon was directly concerned in the mystery; but how? 8199 Perhaps; who knows?
8199	See here, Hall,I exclaimed,"are you trying to make game of me?"
8199	So he says, but who has seen it? 8199 So you are going to try a little alchemy yourself, are you?"
8199	So you have been on top of the Teton?
8199	Then you have not yet completed your solution of the secret?
8199	Then your experiment to- day has some connection with the solution of the great mystery?
8199	True, but how did you arrive at the proper moment?
8199	Well, what about that something that shines down there? 8199 Well,"asked Hall,"what have you heard?"
8199	What are you about, anyhow?
8199	What can it be?
8199	What can you do? 8199 What did you infer from that?"
8199	What do you mean by that?
8199	What do you propose to do next?
8199	What do you say?
8199	What do you suppose it cost him to plate this crowd?
8199	What do you think of it?
8199	What have we got to take the place of gold? 8199 What interest can he have in your kite- flying?"
8199	What of the mysterious force that the doctor employed to sweep off the assailants?
8199	What plan?
8199	What terms do you demand?
8199	What will you do?
8199	What''s this fellow got all over him?
8199	What?
8199	Where did you get that?
8199	Which way shall we go?
8199	Who is''he''?
8199	Who, Dr. Syx? 8199 Why does Dr. Syx take such elaborate pains to deceive his visitors, and also the government officers?
8199	Will you have relief, or not?
8199	Will you kindly tell me,I asked,"how you managed to set the kite afire?"
8199	Yes, and what are they handling?
8199	You think it so bad, then?
8199	You though it was a trick, did you?
8199	You''ve been in the Syx works many times, have n''t you?
8199	And how could we know that the second hold would prove more secure than the first?
8199	And, beside, what object could Dr. Syx have in pretending that there is free metal to be had for the digging?"
8199	And, besides, was it not demonstrable that he must have perished in the awful destruction of his mill?
8199	Boon and the members of the financial commission in the early days of the artemisium business?"
8199	Boon,"how, then, do you account for the nuggets scattered over the mountain?
8199	But what put you in mind of that?"
8199	Can commerce exist with no common measure of exchange?"
8199	Can we go back to the age of barter?
8199	Can we substitute cattle- pens and wheat- bins for the strong boxes of the Treasury?
8199	Did not Dr. Syx himself admit that he found no free artemisium until his tunnel had reached the core of the peak?
8199	Did you notice it?"
8199	Did you see it?"
8199	Did you see the track in it?"
8199	Do you perceive a seam?
8199	Do you remember my asking you once if you believed in alchemy?"
8199	Had the Grand Teton become a volcano?
8199	Has this been the aim of your labors ever since?"
8199	He seemed to await a reply, and President Boon asked:"What guarantee can you give that the supply would be adequate and continuous?"
8199	How does he get it, and where does he hide it?
8199	I asked,"and what was it that happened to the kite?"
8199	I only wished to inquire if you thought it probable that there would be no repetition of what occurred after gold was found at the south pole?"
8199	If you reject my offer, do you think a second one will come?"
8199	In the meanwhile, wo n''t you take a stroll with me?"
8199	Now what does it all mean?
8199	Odd thing, was n''t it?"
8199	Others will discover it, and then where shall we be?"
8199	Syx?"
8199	What is that something?
8199	What is your programme for to- day?"
8199	What metal?
8199	What''s his game?
8199	Will you, as representatives of the leading nations, undertake the introduction of artemisium as a substitute for gold, or will you not?"
8199	Would n''t I have given something for the doctor''s hose when I was a youngster campaigning in the Philippines in''99?"
8199	XI STRANGE FATE OF A KITE"Are you ready for another tramp?"
8199	are you seized with the mountain- climbing fever?"
51834	Am I?
51834	And even if they did, what''s the use? 51834 And that makes it all right?
51834	And you-- do you mean that I am not responsible for what I say?
51834	Are you suggesting that I pushed my father into the Ekkan?
51834	But you are so young...."I''m older than I look,Emrys said uncomfortably; then remembered to add,"You were a friend of my father''s, sir?"
51834	But you_ do_ promise not to tell old Dyall that I''m my father instead of me?
51834	Ca n''t you understand that, at this stage, the girl does n''t matter?
51834	Curious coincidence, was n''t it?
51834	Death, do you mean?
51834	Do n''t you know, Emrys, that an immortal can not die?
51834	Do n''t you think I''m doing the right thing, Peter?
51834	Do you know who I am, Peter?
51834	Do you mean to say he has the_ gall_ to come see us, after the accusations he made against you, Emrys?
51834	Do you think I do n''t know what it is to crave death?
51834	Do you think, Jan,Hubbard asked slowly,"that the way you felt-- or did n''t feel-- might not have anything to do with the Morethans at all?
51834	Does it really matter?
51834	Does that mean you will live forever, Grandpa?
51834	Have n''t you felt something strange about young Shortmire?
51834	Have you met her? 51834 How do I know I can trust your word?"
51834	How does Hubbard know you''re in this house right now? 51834 How goes it, son of my spirit?"
51834	How much do you?
51834	I said, do you think Megan would be willing to marry me, if she knew I was older than her great- great- grandfather?
51834	I''ve heard people say you revolutionized our technology as much as--"As much as your father revolutionized our civilization? 51834 Is that all it was-- a coincidence?"
51834	Is that the end of your story?
51834	It was n''t just a figure of speech?
51834	Jan, what did you give the Morethans in return for what they gave you?
51834	Luckily?
51834	Or Morethis?
51834	Perhaps another night then?
51834	Peter,he cried, almost before he was fully in the room,"did you know that, in dying, Nicholas Dyall won a final victory over me?"
51834	Really? 51834 So they did trick you?"
51834	Surely you can understand what hell life would become if people knew I was half Morethan?
51834	Tell me, Doctor,Emrys asked tensely,"is there anything about me that does n''t seem... quite human?"
51834	Then I_ wo n''t_ be dead when you come to Earth?
51834	Then who is Megan?
51834	Well, son of my spirit,Uvrei would keep asking,"is this what you wanted?"
51834	What are you two blabbering about?
51834	What could you find out? 51834 What did you find?"
51834	What do you want of me?
51834	What kind of life?
51834	What need do I have of you?
51834	What were you saying?
51834	What''s in it for you, Emrys?
51834	What''s your boy like, Jan?
51834	What_ is_ all this, Jan?
51834	Where would you have-- have gotten the concept?
51834	Who would believe me?
51834	Why should it? 51834 Why should you expect me to put their welfare before my own?"
51834	Would a human being have known she was a machine?
51834	You did n''t know I had a son, did you, Peter? 51834 You mean you ca n''t die?
51834	You think I ca n''t fight them?
51834	You think I''m sentimental, do n''t you?
51834	You understand that these must be checked before you receive your father''s estate?
51834	You wo n''t tell anybody who I really am?
51834	You would object?
51834	You''d-- let the strain continue?
51834	You''re not going metaphysical in your old age, are you, Jan? 51834 You''re still my friend, are n''t you?"
51834	You''re sure you can give me youth as well as life?
51834	_ What did you find out?_he repeated.
51834	A machine created by mental, rather than physical processes, but a machine nonetheless?"
51834	After all, how could he, sprung full- blown into a quasi- alien society, hope to become an integral part of it all at once?
51834	And if he was truly fond of the girl, would he not at least have investigated the young man?
51834	And then the lawyer asked a ridiculous question,"Jan, do you know why Dyall''s machines did n''t meet popular favor until he changed them?"
51834	And there''s--"Dyall gave a little laugh--"no crime in being old, or you and I would be in prison, would n''t we?"
51834	And what could he do there?
51834	And why should you want to fight them?
51834	And, if so, had he done anything about it?
51834	But if the work grew tedious, might he not say to himself:_ Why bother?
51834	But was that all?
51834	But what should he do?
51834	But what worse could there be to tell?
51834	But what?
51834	But why does n''t everybody get the longevity treatment, so we can all live a long time?"
51834	But would Emrys do this?
51834	Ca n''t he leave me alone in the little time left?_ But he could not forget the obligations of courtesy.
51834	Can it be senility rather than perceptiveness, and have I been foolish to come all this way?_"You''ve come because of Megan?"
51834	Can it be senility rather than perceptiveness, and have I been foolish to come all this way?_"You''ve come because of Megan?"
51834	Could an old man ever actually be young?
51834	Could anyone have squandered such prodigious sums upon the usual mundane dissipations?
51834	Could they really do what they said?
51834	Did n''t he find it natural for a young girl not to like the idea of old age, of death?
51834	Did the bartender know who he was?
51834	Did things get done only out of malevolent motives-- anger and ruthlessness and spite?
51834	Did you think you were the only one?"
51834	Do n''t you realize--""How much does she?"
51834	Do you know her?"
51834	Do you think he''s having you followed?"
51834	Do you think it''s wrong for me to ask her to marry me?"
51834	Do you think you are strong enough to starve yourself to death over a period of two thousand years?"
51834	Does Earth care what happens to me?
51834	Emrys Shortmire would not have the physical aches that he''d had as a result, but could there be psychical aches?
51834	Even if he had not, what good would it do for Peter Hubbard to be present on Earth?
51834	Even if the Morethans could do what they said, how did he know they would?
51834	Had Nicholas Dyall hated Jan Shortmire with equal venom?
51834	Had the old fool forgotten his promise, or had he broken it on purpose?
51834	He had not been a good man, but was any man evil enough to deserve this?
51834	How could a man come from so many light- years''distance without radioing on ahead, or at least tele- calling from his hotel?
51834	How could he?
51834	How sentimental can you get?
51834	How was it that Shortmire, who had been everywhere, seen everything, had never been to Morethis?
51834	Hubbard expected Emrys to say,"Why should it survive?"
51834	Hubbard?"
51834	I am a machine, too?
51834	IX_ Why does n''t he leave me alone?_ Peter Hubbard thought, as, wearily, he told the Dyall machine to let Emrys Shortmire up.
51834	In what form did you give it to them, Jan?"
51834	Is that all love is-- self- deception?_"Perhaps,"Dyall went on,"Man can not appreciate true perfection; perhaps he''s not good enough himself.
51834	It does n''t matter to you what happens to your own home planet once you are dead?"
51834	Mr. Shortmire, was your mother one of the caste they call the''immortals''?"
51834	My name will go down in history, and his--""Do you hate him so much, Emrys, even though he''s dead?"
51834	Of course, I know I look like the pictures, but pictures never tell much, do they?"
51834	Only, would the government''s representative believe Hubbard enough to get that birth certificate?
51834	Or did it arise as an effect of the treatment itself?
51834	Or would they, like Dyall, dismiss him as a doddering old fool?
51834	Presently he asked,"Were n''t you afraid I might investigate?"
51834	So I could stop taking them, could n''t I, and starve myself to death?"
51834	That, for all your young body, you are an old man and feel like an old man?"
51834	The only thing not quite human about Emrys Shortmire was his eyes, and how could they be human after what they had seen?
51834	Then Emrys said, more calmly,"If that''s so, why did everything change when I met Megan?
51834	Then I knew for sure that he was Jan Shortmire himself; and then I knew what Megan''s destiny was....""How_ could_ you know he-- I was Jan Shortmire?"
51834	Then he added,"I suppose you''ve been wondering why I finally decided to make a will?"
51834	They did n''t sell their wares cheap, did they?"
51834	Though, come to think of it, what good would savage recrimination-- or anything-- do?
51834	Time to do what?"
51834	Was he still this creature''s friend?
51834	Was it inherently opposed to greatness?
51834	Was that defect a part of the creative talent that had earned the individual his right to the treatment?
51834	What did young men do with their leisure, he tried to remember, when they had nothing but leisure?
51834	What else did I have to give them in exchange?"
51834	What had Dyall done to warrant the longevity treatment?
51834	What if Emrys_ did_ go down in history?
51834	What was goodness?
51834	What_ was_ the word he wanted?
51834	Who could imagine that passion had ever convulsed that thin white face, that those frail white fingers had ever curved in love and in hate?
51834	Who had the young man''s mother been?
51834	Who would have believed that human and Morethan could breed together?
51834	Why did Peter call him by his former name in front of his former enemy?
51834	Why had he lied about it?
51834	Why not be merciful to me now?"
51834	Why should he?
51834	_ But I''ve felt this way before_, he thought;_ it''s because I''m old._"Were you really satisfied with your bargain, Jan?"
51834	_ But why does he sound so unhappy about it?_ Emrys thought angrily.
51834	_ Was it because I did n''t know?
51834	_ What''s wrong with me?_ Because he was in love, he could not appreciate the irony of that thought.
51834	_ Why was she the same for me, then?_ Emrys wondered bitterly.
32953	Alone?
32953	And does Ylia never smile?
32953	And he took the girl unwillingly?
32953	And if you need us?
32953	And now,he added,"may I ask you the same question?"
32953	And slaughtered them fairly? 32953 And that is--?"
32953	And the cloak of Portox?
32953	And the destiny of all Tarth?
32953	And the story you have to tell?
32953	And what do the legends say?
32953	And who is this Volna?
32953	And who, pray is Jlomec?
32953	Are you all right, sire?
32953	Are you calling me a liar?
32953	Are you feeling better? 32953 Borders on Tarth... yet beyond the stars?
32953	Bracelet?
32953	But I must, do n''t you see?
32953	But how?
32953	But it''s just--"Did you send the message?
32953	But lord, do n''t you see?
32953	But revenge? 32953 But the Golden Ape--?"
32953	But what can Bontarc of Nadia-- or anyone-- do against the power of Retoc''s Abarians?
32953	But where is she? 32953 But whose life and death?"
32953	But you feel better now?
32953	But--"And you sent the message? 32953 Darling, do n''t you see?
32953	Did n''t the guards send you for the girl?
32953	Did you extinguish the fire?
32953	Did you hear that?
32953	Do you think any stranger in the realm is granted an audience with King Bontarc, fool?
32953	Find anything?
32953	For the spirits of the departed?
32953	Have I ever seen you before?
32953	Have your scouts been able to find the wayfarers who saw him?
32953	He drunk?
32953	He''s getting up, ai n''t he?
32953	Honor? 32953 How did this happen?"
32953	I''m just wondering-- might you tell me your name without breaking any rules of reticence?
32953	If I had great courage, lord?
32953	Is it?
32953	Is n''t it the same, the future and the past? 32953 Is there no drop of common decency or compassion left in you, Retoc, that you do this thing to helpless people?"
32953	John Price had a name of two parts,he said,"so why should I not have the same?"
32953	Majesty, I was thinking...."Well, Prokliam, what is it? 32953 Majesty?"
32953	My name?
32953	Need any help, mister?
32953	No cloak? 32953 No?"
32953	On the river? 32953 Real weirdy, huh, doc?"
32953	Returned whence?
32953	Sense?
32953	So?
32953	Step back and givemair, givemair, will you?
32953	Tell me, Ylia,he asked, panting,"is this Bram Forest you speak of indeed the-- the god of the legend?
32953	Tell me,he said,"is there any truth to the legend that the clock in the tower will toll the end of one hundred years?"
32953	Tell me--as they started out, the boy''s sled reluctantly left behind--"is this B''ronth the Utalian in Retoc''s pay?"
32953	The Golden Ape, did you say?
32953	The White God could--"Ah, you see? 32953 The cloak Portox foretold you would wear?"
32953	The second item?
32953	The woman who held you in her arms in the hotel suite?
32953	Then I am not desirable?
32953	Then in the name of the Golden Ape, why--?
32953	Then what will you do?
32953	Then why are you here? 32953 Then why?"
32953	Then you wo n''t change your mind?
32953	Then you''ll spare Abaria?
32953	Then--?
32953	There was someone else? 32953 Think you a bedraggled wayfaring maid of the Ofridian desert will be invited to the funeral of a prince of the Nadian royal blood?"
32953	This other one--?
32953	To Nadia City?
32953	Well, man,chided the Golden Ape,"and do you need a weapon?
32953	Well?
32953	Well?
32953	Were you-- Portox?
32953	What about the white giant?
32953	What are you going to do?
32953	What can it mean?
32953	What did you do to the guard?
32953	What did you say?
32953	What does this mean?
32953	What for? 32953 What happened to the man?"
32953	What happened?
32953	What he say, anyhow?
32953	What is it, child? 32953 What is it, child?"
32953	What is sense? 32953 What kind of help do you wish?"
32953	What progress have they made?
32953	What were you trying to do, Ylia?
32953	What will you do, Bram Forest?
32953	What would you think if I told you the Golden Ape was real? 32953 Where are the rest?"
32953	Where did you find her? 32953 Where is your friend, that giant of a man?"
32953	Where''d it come from?
32953	Where''s the girl?
32953	Where-- did you take me?
32953	Who am I?
32953	Who are you, eh?
32953	Who are you?
32953	Who are you?
32953	Why do you frown so?
32953	Why do you laugh?
32953	Why do you tell me this, Prokliam?
32953	Why was I given knowledge but not all the knowledge necessary to intelligently pursue my destiny? 32953 Will you go in peace?"
32953	Would you kill an unarmed man?
32953	Yes, but did Portox really feel I must wreak upon Abaria and the Abarians the same destruction they brought to Ofridia? 32953 Yes, lady?"
32953	Yes?
32953	Ylia,he asked abruptly,"what do you know about the Golden Ape?
32953	You all right?
32953	You are alone?
32953	You believe, do n''t you, Father Hammeth?
32953	You do not know his name or how came he here?
32953	You have been waiting for me?
32953	You have regained consciousness?
32953	You saw? 32953 You see?
32953	You want me to fight the Boar of the Kranuian Wood, is that it?
32953	You? 32953 You_ are_ from Portox?"
32953	Your home?
32953	Your_ home_?
32953	Yours, idiot?
32953	***** Bontarc, King of Nadia, asked his royal guest,"You like the Games so far?"
32953	***** John Pride said,"First, are you aware that there is another in this mansion-- or was?"
32953	*****"Ca n''t you see I''m busy?
32953	*****"How do I look, Prokliam?"
32953	*****"Where is he?"
32953	A couple of rabbits?"
32953	A steel and silver alloy, then?
32953	A strong leader.... Retoc?
32953	A warped world?
32953	Abruptly, he seemed to change the subject:"How do you feel?"
32953	After a pause, the young man in the purple robe inquired,"Why do you smile?"
32953	And Bontarc?
32953	And I''m afraid, Bram Forest....""Of the Place of the Dead?"
32953	And Portox was-- where?
32953	And did that knowledge generate a fear that Retoc the Abarian could not rid himself of?
32953	And for that matter, why had he been able to ask the question in the first place?
32953	And meanwhile, he was a king, was n''t he?
32953	And what work had he done?
32953	And what, exactly, were you doing on the Plains of Ofrid?"
32953	And you?"
32953	Are n''t they one?
32953	Are you trying to say you know how Prince Jlomec was slain?
32953	Back on Earth?
32953	Besides, did n''t he have the bracelet- disc- amulet?
32953	Besides, what could he do about it?
32953	Bram Forest had deserted her once, had n''t he, after she had saved his life?
32953	But I assume Bontarc of Nadia wishes to know exactly how his brother, the Prince Jlomec, died?"
32953	But as it was, he sneered at the gentle Nadian and asked,"What business of this is yours, Jlomec?"
32953	But how could that be?
32953	But how long would_ that_ alliance last?
32953	But the beginning of what?
32953	But the giant?
32953	But was the boar also the raging beast?"
32953	But what do titles matter?
32953	But what?
32953	But where is the exact personal knowledge that would help me in my dealings with the future?
32953	But would it be possible?
32953	By killing him thus, was not Bram Forest doing the same thing for which he had condemned the other?
32953	Ca n''t you see I have no time for the likes of you?"
32953	Can I trust such as you?"
32953	Could n''t he become a hero of the people?
32953	Could n''t he change sides before it was too late?
32953	Could n''t he slay Volna, here in the royal box, for all to see?
32953	Could the Utalian know anything about that?
32953	Could the guard, could he, Porfis, do less?
32953	Cut down the men and women and children alike until the entire nation was obliterated?"
32953	Dared he, Bram Forest, call anything impossible after what had already occurred?
32953	Did n''t you go for the girl?"
32953	Did the accusing face of Portox the Ofridian genius still hang balefully in his memory?
32953	Do n''t you see, oh, do n''t you?
32953	Do n''t you understand that?"
32953	Do n''t you understand?
32953	Fitting consort for a woman who would rule the world?
32953	From whence had this naked white creature erupted?
32953	Granted the strange disc had brought him somehow from Earth to Tarth, would it repeat the process in the opposite direction?
32953	Had Portox acquainted the Abarian devil with knowledge that he alone carried in his guilty heart?
32953	Had it any meaning?
32953	Had n''t Ylia been calling his name?
32953	Had n''t he come, suddenly, from nowhere, at the ordained moment?
32953	Had the imposter, now slain by the wild boar, taken it from him?
32953	Had this dead man worn it?
32953	He thought:_ why should I accept one bag of gold from a common Abarian soldier when there are millions of bags of gold in Nadia City_?
32953	How are you called?"
32953	How can I find her?
32953	How can this be?"
32953	How did he know he was not still on that planet?
32953	How long ago had that been?
32953	Hultax was trembling, but the Ape, speaking in Hultax''own language, in the language of all Tarth, said:"Are you really from Portox?
32953	I hear you!_"What the heck''s he doing?
32953	If I destroy Retoc the Abarian responsible for what happened a hundred years ago, would n''t that be enough?
32953	If I told you that there actually was a Place of the Dead?"
32953	If Retoc''s army is here, ready, then what''s happening in Nadia City?
32953	If one of these so- called gods had appeared, why not two, or four, or a dozen?
32953	If she can deliver Nadia without a fight, then Tarth is mine, Hultax, do n''t you see?
32953	If you expected a god to appear and I arrived on schedule, how can you be so sure that I am not he?"
32953	In the disc?"
32953	Is it much further?"
32953	Is it victory and power for the strongest?
32953	Is it, Hammeth?
32953	Is it?"
32953	Is that a god?
32953	Is that even a man who can bring retribution to Retoc?
32953	Is that understood?"
32953	Is that what Portox- saviour wished for your people?"
32953	Is there anything I can do?"
32953	Jlomec wondered, and from whence had they come?
32953	Likewise, the suggestion of arms and legs...."You are B''ronth?"
32953	Lookit that outfit he''s wearing, willya?
32953	Man?
32953	My great grandfather had just a white elephant--""A white elephant?"
32953	Now that you have spared me, in your royal benevolence, I thought I might in turn advise you....""Yes, what is it, man?"
32953	On this Prokliam''s life might depend...."Are they checking way- passes, lord?"
32953	Or Bram Forest?
32953	Or was Father Hammeth right?
32953	Or was it for some other reason that Retoc roamed the plains?
32953	Or was it?
32953	Or, had he committed himself?
32953	Our legions will come?"
32953	Praying?"
32953	Retoc said,"What manner of people are you?"
32953	Retoc went on:"Have you any idea who killed him so treacherously?
32953	Returning from the Place of the Dead?"
32953	See the blood?"
32953	See?
32953	See?
32953	See?
32953	Slay Bram Forest and the girl if the wreck had n''t already killed them?
32953	The God of the Tower come to right the ancient wrongs?"
32953	The young man said,"Wo n''t you be seated?"
32953	Then what was the point of them standing here, half- frozen with the cold, waiting for an assailant who would never come?
32953	Then--""What about the old guy in the well?"
32953	There would be a trail of footprints for the boy Lulukee to follow....*****"Cold, Hammeth?"
32953	Therefore--""What legend?"
32953	This was the Place of the Dead, was n''t it?
32953	Too proud to flee, not swordsman enough to match the mighty Retoc...."Yes, yes, what is it?"
32953	True, his superior footwork was forcing Bram Forest back across the sand, but what did that matter?
32953	Was it a nameless fear that drove him there?
32953	Was it possible?
32953	Well, is it?"
32953	Well, man, is it?"
32953	Well?"
32953	Were you seen?"
32953	What could happen to him now?
32953	What delegation are you with, man?"
32953	What help could she expect from a man like Bram Forest?
32953	What is it?"
32953	What manner of people were these?
32953	What of Bontarc, her brother?
32953	What place was this-- and for that matter, who was he himself, this naked figure which looked back at him from the glittering mirror?
32953	What sense is there to such a farce as this?
32953	What shall it be?"
32953	What will we find?
32953	What would he have been doing out here?"
32953	What would our love mean if Retoc the Abarian ruled all Tarth?"
32953	What would the next manifestation be?
32953	What''s he supposed to be, a man from Mars or something?
32953	What''s your name?"
32953	What''s_ your_ name, man?"
32953	Where could Lulukee have gone off to?
32953	Where is this place and how came I here?"
32953	Where was the boy?
32953	Where, Bram Forest wondered, had he seen the dark one before?
32953	Where, man?
32953	Which one?
32953	Who are we to say that you were not nourished by some means beyond our knowledge?"
32953	Who can say what Retoc is doing?
32953	Who could they be?
32953	Who was Portox?
32953	Why did she leave me in this place?"
32953	Why does my asking the question eliminate all possibility of my being your god?"
32953	Why had she reacted so violently to his question?
32953	Why in the name of law and decency had he and Mowbray been ordered to patrol this tangled, deserted spook- hole?
32953	Why should this be?
32953	Why was I left here carefully tended and provided for these hundred years only to be hurled suddenly upon my own?"
32953	Wild boar?
32953	Would an avenger come forth to challenge Retoc and his Abarian hordes?
32953	Would either of them be content to share power with the other?
32953	Would the clock toll as it was rumored Portox had said?
32953	Ylia?
32953	You couldn''t--""Do n''t you see, Father Hammeth?
32953	You did not kill him?"
32953	You hardly knew the Prince Jlomec at all, did you?
32953	You know who killed him?"
32953	You say you do not know your own name?"
32953	You see?"
32953	You understand?"
32953	You''ll go?"
32953	Your car--?"
32953	_ Farewell...._ Was it merely the sound of the wind along the banks of the River of Ice?
32953	_ Oh Portox- saviour, Portox- saviour, how long dead?
32953	_ Ylia!_ Could his love for the girl of Tarth draw him across the unthinkable abyss?
51844	All right, you had a grudge against me, but what did you have against her? 51844 And I suppose you yourself did the same thing, not knowing the men were n''t going to be drugged this trip?"
51844	And then what would you do?
51844	And, meanwhile, she will go back to-- doing what she has been doing, with other men?
51844	Are you disappointed, then?
51844	Are you enjoying it?
51844	As my-- wife?
51844	At your age, what are a few more trips?
51844	Blowups?
51844	But it does n''t disturb you?
51844	But where will we go? 51844 But why did it have to be me?"
51844	But why the hurry? 51844 But-- but_ our_ ceremony would n''t be valid in_ your_ universe, would it?"
51844	By committing a crime yourself? 51844 Ca n''t I make myself worthy of Lyddy in every way?"
51844	Can you imagine that a little thing like that would stop me?
51844	Do you have anybody, Len? 51844 Do you have to go to an Earth space school to be a spaceman?
51844	Do you think I like the situation any better than you? 51844 Does a ship going through ordinary space see any of us?"
51844	Even if you know I love you only as a sister?
51844	For whom?
51844	Has she changed much?
51844	Have n''t you any relatives at all?
51844	How come you know about me?
51844	How could I prefer a dumb pimply kid to you?
51844	How did you know? 51844 How do you know, he did n''t deserve what he got?"
51844	How would you like to go to Burdon?
51844	I have a curious feeling...."That_ what_?
51844	I suppose you told her not to eat or drink anything so she''d see the hyperspacer?
51844	I would n''t expect you to, see? 51844 I''m a human being; is n''t that enough?
51844	I''m thinking the way you want me to think-- right, Lord Njeri?
51844	If I appear in my true form, then will you accept me as your kqyres?
51844	If you have proof that I murdered your father, why do n''t you prosecute? 51844 Is it certain that you yourself have not in some way given her cause for suspicion?"
51844	Is that what Lyddy is short for?
51844	Is the prospect of my company so displeasing to you that it will make you give up the business immediately?
51844	Is there anyone else who might have spoken of these things to her?
51844	It''s a question of what you''re used to, see?
51844	Just because you want a change-- is that it?
51844	Kqyres? 51844 Leaving me?
51844	Maybe you''d like to come back another time?
51844	Maybe you''ve had enough to drink, Captain?
51844	Maybe,her husband agreed,"but why use forged papers?"
51844	Modest, are n''t you?
51844	Now that I have Lyddy, what else is there to want?
51844	Now that you have Lyddy, you do n''t want anything else at all?
51844	So you think it''s funny, do you?
51844	That''s so the men shouldn''t-- see the things outside when they go through hyperspace, is n''t it?
51844	The business itself means nothing to you?
51844	There''s something between you and Raines, is n''t there?
51844	They?
51844	This is your first time on Erytheia, is it?
51844	This procedure is acceptable in terms of your culture?
51844	Well,said the kqyres as Mattern stood goggling at the glowing bullion,"is the payment just?"
51844	Were n''t there any men who did try to get through?
51844	Were you coming to see me?
51844	What do we need the big- time stuff for? 51844 What do you mean?"
51844	What do you think you''re doing?
51844	What happened? 51844 What kind of know- how do you get working as a deckhand on a starboat?
51844	What would you do if you left me, Lyddy?
51844	What''s gotten into you, Lyddy? 51844 Where are the other crewmen?"
51844	Where?
51844	Which one?
51844	Who knows whether it came from our universe to yours, or yours to ours? 51844 Who''s ruling Ferr?"
51844	Why are you on my ship with forged papers then?
51844	Why do you want money so much, Lennie?
51844	Why is it so hard to get somebody else?
51844	Why my wife, though? 51844 Why should I do you a favor?"
51844	Why should n''t I?
51844	Why?
51844	Will she go with me?
51844	Will the ship be safe there?
51844	Will we see them?
51844	Will you marry me, Lyddy?
51844	Will you not give me a chance, Captain?
51844	Would it not be wiser,the kqyres suggested,"for you to wait until you can get enough money so you can have her for yourself alone?
51844	Would you like me to learn to play chess?
51844	Would you like to?
51844	You are not disappointed with her in any way? 51844 You mean we''re going to stay_ here_?"
51844	You''ll stay this way in this universe then?
51844	You''ll take good care of me, wo n''t you, hon?
51844	You''ve definitely decided to go?
51844	***** She asked with sorrowful archness,"Are we so terrible in your eyes, Mattern?"
51844	After all, how long would it take for you to get together a sufficient sum at that rate?"
51844	Afterward, as they lay together in the blackness, she asked,"Can you see in the dark, Captain?"
51844	And they had laughed, and one with a honey- sweet mind had said,"Is that_ all_ you want,_ really_ all?"
51844	And who''s in charge then?
51844	And why have you taken it upon yourself to help rid humanity of me?"
51844	And you will come because--""Because of what?"
51844	But a queen?
51844	But where are we Jumping to?"
51844	But why should Lyddy also have his mother''s eyes-- and, stranger still, why should the mbretersha?
51844	Ca n''t you study somewhere else?"
51844	Did it go back, say, twenty- four years, to the time when he was sixteen and had killed his stepfather?
51844	Do I bore you?"
51844	Do you know which he is?"
51844	Do you think he''s sick or something?"
51844	Does our friendship mean nothing at all to you?"
51844	Even though it''s not apparent, in some way she has changed?"
51844	Figure on breaking out of this sector and moving in closer to Earth, do you?"
51844	Had he, during sixteen years of alien trade, changed into something not quite human?
51844	He added,"What are you so afraid of, boy?
51844	He could n''t help adding,"Does n''t it mean anything to you that I risked a whole universe for your sake, and that now I have worlds to offer you?"
51844	He had a look of-- who?
51844	Her face was pale, but why just now?
51844	However, would n''t a considerable economy be effected if you went in your own ship?"
51844	I mean what system?"
51844	III Did that truth go back fifteen years, to the time he had met the kqyres, twenty years to the time he had first seen Lyddy?
51844	In any case, what would Raines know that he could tell her?
51844	In truth, what else could we do?
51844	Is Lyddy enough reason?_*****"Why did you bring her into this?"
51844	Is Lyddy enough reason?_*****"Why did you bring her into this?"
51844	It seemed to him he had seen her before-- in a vision, a dream, who knew where?
51844	Just like that?
51844	Len,_ why_ do you have it on board, especially when_ I''m_ here?"
51844	Now I win two games out of three._"But you are content with the woman?"
51844	Of Lyddy?
51844	On your next trip--""What makes you think there''s going to be a next trip?
51844	Or do n''t you have proof?"
51844	Or even further back than that?
51844	Otherwise he would n''t think of chancing it... or would he?
51844	Pressure of business....""But why do you play chess with yourself all the time?"
51844	Relations, anything like that?"
51844	She pleases you as much today as she did when first you set eyes on her?"
51844	So that problem would be easily solved, but what of the others?
51844	So what can I do about it?"
51844	So why fight?
51844	So why go looking for trouble?"
51844	Suddenly he remembered his puzzlement about the young spaceman-- what was his name?--Raines?
51844	That''s the whole trouble, is n''t it?
51844	They could have kept the body from growing old without holding back the mind-- or had they not held back the mind?
51844	They told me you were probably dead, but I would n''t believe it, see?
51844	Was she merely expressing trust in him, or was there more to her words than that?
51844	Was there then a solid basis for the anti- extraterrestrial prejudice?
51844	Was this the fullest maturity it was capable of?
51844	What could be fairer than that?"
51844	What do you think of the idea?"
51844	What else could be done with a small paradise in a remote sector of space but turn it into a high- class brothel and gambling casino?
51844	What else would you have left?"
51844	What else_ would_ he have left?
51844	What makes you think I''m going to come back here again?"
51844	What stopped the traffic?"
51844	What were you planning to do?"
51844	What''s that?"
51844	Whatever made you ask that?"
51844	When did I meet you?"
51844	When his leg and his teeth had been fixed,"Why stop at that?"
51844	Who could be satisfied with so little?"
51844	Who do you think you''re fooling, anyway?"
51844	Who''s to tell what the truth is?"
51844	Why are you worried about him?
51844	Why could n''t the others on his ship also see the creatures, so that he would not be the sole focus of their attentions?
51844	Why do you talk to yourself?"
51844	Why had he ever longed for a family?
51844	Why should n''t I go on trading with the xhindi, since I seem to be one of the few people lucky enough to be able to do it?
51844	Would his nerves be strong enough to bear it?
51844	Yet he found himself blurting out,"Do n''t you remember me, Lyddy?"
51844	You must have heard and seen a great deal, eh?"
51844	You really love Lyddy, do n''t you, Alard-- as you said before?"
51844	You''re the mbretersha herself, are n''t you?"
51844	_ But why?
51844	_ How else could they understand us so well?
51844	_ I ca n''t put up with it now._"Why do n''t you say anything, honey?"
51844	_ You?_"Raines flushed and struggled to pronounce the word he wanted to use in return.
9055	A strong one?
9055	Alcoholism?
9055	Among our employees?
9055	Are you Elwood Caswell?
9055	Are you sure of that?
9055	Are you sure you know what you''re doing?
9055	Arrides?
9055	But does it really matter?
9055	But how do I know?
9055	Chtheesnohelgnopteces?
9055	Did he mention any names at all?
9055	Did n''t he mention anything significant?
9055	Do n''t we all? 9055 Dog?"
9055	Fleefl?
9055	Green?
9055	Have you checked for prints, Lieutenant? 9055 Have you used it?"
9055	Hey, what''s the matter?
9055	House?
9055	How can I?
9055	I do? 9055 It wo n''t?"
9055	Loud?
9055	Not even the tiniest bit of doubt?
9055	Really?
9055	Really?
9055	Schizophrenic or manic- depressive origins?
9055	So you think you can make me sane, huh?
9055	Thanagoyes?
9055	That poor devil must be stopped before-- you say he was homicidal? 9055 The Elwood Caswell who bought a Regenerator early this afternoon at the Home Therapy Appliances Store?"
9055	The insinuation is, I suppose, that drunken conductors are operating our jetbuses and helis?
9055	Then what you want him for?
9055	What do you imagine a goricae would be?
9055	What do you want?
9055	What in hell is a goricae?
9055	What is it?
9055	What is this?
9055	What pattern?
9055	What will the machine do, then?
9055	What''s that?
9055	What?
9055	Who?
9055	Wo n''t you come in?
9055	Would you tell us his name and address?
9055	You Magnessen?
9055	You are certain that the customer never mentioned his name?
9055	You are sure of that?
9055	You can not recall the experience?
9055	You do?
9055	You feel no such urge now?
9055	You say he wants to kill me?
9055	----------"But surely you remember your goricae?"
9055	A clerk with fair hair and a long, supercilious nose glided up softly, but not too softly, and murmured,"May one help?"
9055	Am I getting warm?
9055	And may I suggest, sir, that you clean your own house before making implications about others?"
9055	Are you sure you do n''t remember your goricae and what it meant to you?
9055	But what will it do?
9055	But what will it treat?"
9055	But your friend Elwood-- is that his first name or last?"
9055	Could so strong a desire be wrong?
9055	Defaulted on some payments or something?
9055	Did you find any prints?"
9055	Do you begin to recognize it?"
9055	Do you know a short, angry- looking, red- haired, red- eyed man?"
9055	Have you worked here long?"
9055	I find....""Yes?"
9055	If it''s about my hi- fi playing too loud, I can tell you that old hag downstairs--""May we come in?"
9055	Is n''t it handsome?
9055	It sounded vaguely Martian, but it might be Venusian or even--"Fleefl?"
9055	It wo n''t treat a Terran homicidal case as homicidal, will it?"
9055	Just between us, why does General Motors really want to know?"
9055	Look, I can break off these sessions at any time, right?"
9055	Look, what''s Elwood really done?
9055	Magnessen lighted a cigarette, blew smoke in Smith''s direction and inquired,"You got a warrant, buddy?"
9055	Might it not reject the entire case as unsuitable?
9055	Or even unhealthy?
9055	Or was it Morrison?
9055	Quick, what is his address?"
9055	See?
9055	Simple, is n''t it?
9055	Smith just had time to ask,"Say, why do n''t you people put tags on things?"
9055	Someone?
9055	The Regenerator said,"Yes?"
9055	What business was it of Magnessen''s how he looked?
9055	What have you got for homicidal mania?"
9055	What is his name?"
9055	What next?
9055	What would become of him if he lost that urge?
9055	What''s he done?"
9055	What''s the beef?
9055	Would the Armed Services make their records available for scansion by somatotype and pigmentation?
9055	You did n''t sell the floor model, did you?"
9055	Your friends, family, loved ones need never know--""Will it cure a homicidal urge?"
51868	And Bertram''s?
51868	And during that visit, were the appointments of the apartment proper?
51868	And here on Eden?
51868	And how about my being transferred to Eden, Tau Ceti? 51868 And how about that lump of lard you''ve foisted off on me?"
51868	And it''s been accepted?
51868	And suppose I call the whole thing off?
51868	And then started taking his medication?
51868	And then?
51868	And what did you find?
51868	And where are you going to find one?
51868	And you feel so firmly convinced of this that you had the temerity to bypass my office?
51868	And you''re disappointed?
51868	And you, of course, were the conventional parents of the affianced bride?
51868	Bertram,she said,"have n''t you been forgetting your pills?"
51868	But Bertram?
51868	But what have we done wrong?
51868	But what_ happened_?
51868	Can you cook?
51868	Can you prove that you made any such technical suggestion?
51868	Did they rent the usual pre- marriage apartment?
51868	Did you expect it to?
51868	Does n''t this sort of master- minding ever give you a God complex?
51868	Enough, sir?
51868	Escapade?
51868	Explains what?
51868	For Bertram?
51868	Gloria, where did you ever learn such brutal, belligerent tactics?
51868	Have you improved your grasp of the facts of life?
51868	Homicide? 51868 How about a sample of that bottle of natural bourbon?"
51868	How do you do?
51868	How do you manage to get Bertram awake far enough to attend things like your costume ball?
51868	How is your daughter getting on with Bertram Harrison?
51868	How long am I going to be on this pill- and- lullaby diet?
51868	Huh?
51868	In other words, the Bureau of Research says it would n''t work?
51868	In other words, you feel that anything we can do to extend our operations is the most important thing in the whole Space Service?
51868	In what way?
51868	In what way?
51868	Is that all right?
51868	Is that what caused the eruption?
51868	It''s all my fault, of course?
51868	Just how bad is this, Scholar Ross?
51868	Meaning what?
51868	Meaning?
51868	Miss Hanford, may I present Bertram Harrison?
51868	Miss Hanford, will you cease treating this as if it were a comedy? 51868 Mr. Reed, have you sand in your shoes?"
51868	Must I be blunt? 51868 No, sir, but--""Mr. Reed, you realize that you''ll stay here on Eden until you do?"
51868	Now, Mr. Reed, do you see what I''m driving at? 51868 Now, young man, what has become of this strong pioneering drive?
51868	Oh, you do n''t? 51868 Out of a book-- where else in this calm old world?"
51868	Sir? 51868 Sir?"
51868	Sir?
51868	So no matter what I do, I''m wrong?
51868	So what am I supposed to do? 51868 So what is it?
51868	So what''s the next move? 51868 So where do we stand?"
51868	So?
51868	So?
51868	Suppose I do n''t agree to share bed and board with this souped- up sardine?
51868	Well, sir-- the detector and beacon stations are completely automated and--"In blunt terms you are absent without leave?
51868	Well, we finally got the program piped in, so what do we do now?
51868	What are you driving at?
51868	What do you mean''so''? 51868 What have you been up to?"
51868	What is the alternative?
51868	What should we do, Scholar Ross?
51868	What''s bothering you?
51868	What''s it?
51868	What''s so funny-- and not so funny now?
51868	What''s that?
51868	What''s wrong with me, Scholar Ross?
51868	What--?
51868	Where do you want to go?
51868	Who started it with whose caveman technique?
51868	Why?
51868	Yes, but--"Then you''re not trained in science?
51868	Yes, sir, but--"And the longer it takes you, the more ridicule will be directed at you, at me, and the Bureau of Operations?
51868	Yes-- why?
51868	You do have your problems, do n''t you?
51868	You do n''t? 51868 You do n''t?
51868	You hoped to go along on the voyage, did n''t you?
51868	You mean Bertram might even go from bad to worse?
51868	You mean-- migrate-- to the_ colony_?
51868	_ Patience_, sir? 51868 ***** Mr. Hanford said,Certainly there must be another way?"
51868	***** Reed said,"Sir, may I speak without annoying you?"
51868	***** Scholar Ross said,"Gloria, do you intend to continue this sort of self- centered, artificial life after you and Bertram are married?"
51868	Abruptly, Scholar Ross said,"Miss Hanford, how are you and Bertram getting along?"
51868	All decisions carry the same weight--""How do you mean that?"
51868	Am I going to be exported to Eden, Tau Ceti as an incorrigible?"
51868	Am I not correct?"
51868	And if I do find myself punished, must I next forward my request for investigation through the same officer?"
51868	And so, Miss Hanford, will you please step aside and let me pass?"
51868	And that--""Is n''t that what you''re about to achieve?"
51868	And then to Flatbush, Lalande 25372?"
51868	And then?"
51868	But if the Bureau of Research has known about my suggestion for years, why is n''t it being used?"
51868	Commander Hughes of the Bureau of Justice said,"They''re going at it rather early, are n''t they?"
51868	Do I get to try another dolt?"
51868	Do you really expect me to marry that vegetable?
51868	Do you understand?"
51868	For instance, Mr. Reed, can you give me an estimate of the useful land area of Eden, Tau Ceti?"
51868	For what?
51868	Gloria demanded belligerently,"What am I, a raffle prize?"
51868	Gloria said,"I''m all that just because I enjoy a little fun?"
51868	Gloria snapped,"Someone been feeding that oaf red meat?"
51868	Gloria stepped aside, but paused to ask,"Are n''t you going to take Bertie with you?"
51868	Hansen''s Folly had been called a failure about two hundred years ago, but what did that really mean?
51868	Have I made myself clear?"
51868	He asked,"Mr. Reed, have you been successful in solving the flaw in Hansen''s Folly?"
51868	He stepped toward Gloria purposefully; the girl crouched in a judo position and said,"Want some more?
51868	He turned to Harrison and said,"Everything set?"
51868	How did it ooze out of the human race?
51868	I do n''t suppose you really regret your wildness, though, do you, Miss Hanford?"
51868	I presume this modesty would prevent you from accepting any more than the Letter of Commendation from the Office of the Secretary?"
51868	Is there some trouble-- again?"
51868	Is this clear?"
51868	Junior Spaceman Howard Reed gasped and blurted,"Flatbush, sir?"
51868	Mr. Hanford said to Scholar Ross:"What''s your side of this?"
51868	Mr. Hanford said,"And what is this other course, Scholar Ross?"
51868	Mr. Hanford said,"Scholar Ross, how bad is this likely to be?"
51868	Mr. Hanford shook his head and asked,"Gloria, what did Bertram think of all this?"
51868	Mr. Reed, why did you join the Space Service in the first place?"
51868	Mrs. Hanford said,"How does this re- orientation work?"
51868	Mrs. Hanford said,"Must I lose my daughter?"
51868	Mrs. Hanford said,"Paul, how have we failed as parents?"
51868	Mrs. Hanford wailed,"Now what shall we do?"
51868	Now, Mr. Reed, are you beginning to understand?"
51868	Only one question was important: Which of the hounds would?
51868	Or was this trip authorized?"
51868	Reed blinked,"Sir?"
51868	Reed?"
51868	Reed?"
51868	Reed?"
51868	Reed?"
51868	Reed?"
51868	Reed?"
51868	She smiled archly at him and asked,"Now what''s wrong?"
51868	So?
51868	That and other things.... XII In the Officers''Club on Earth, someone said,"What''s the latest report?"
51868	That is-- er--""That is what?"
51868	That''s what the engagement period is for, is n''t it?
51868	The scholar said,"You see, Miss Hanford, the results of your outrageous behavior?
51868	There was the full round robin of introductions and small talk:"You had no trouble?"
51868	What did Genetics and Hansen''s Folly have in common?
51868	What did Gloria do?"
51868	What happened?"
51868	What would any red blooded woman do?
51868	What''s your excuse?"
51868	Where did it go, and why?
51868	Where do we go from here, Spaceman?"
51868	Why ca n''t I at least tell my problem to someone?"
51868	Why have n''t the crowded millions of Earth clamored for all this extra space?"
51868	You say that you have not yet located the flaw in Hansen''s Folly?"
51868	You want to become an active spaceman?
51868	You''ll be happy to know that you, your young genius, and your department have''won''for me the great honor(?)
39724	A marvel? 39724 A new play?"
39724	A trifle bitter, the play,he said,"rather like a sneer, do n''t you think?"
39724	Ah, well,smiled Vanlief,"so far I have not made my discovery public, have I?
39724	Am I so very wrinkled?
39724	And does anyone buy it?
39724	And now,he said,"what is it?
39724	And now,he went on,"wo n''t you tell me something?
39724	And why not?
39724	And will you dine off that thought?
39724	And you will try it?
39724	Any callers, Nevins?
39724	Are we all as mad as that?
39724	Basser''s, Basser''s? 39724 Been buying the shop?"
39724	Bitter? 39724 Busy?"
39724	But the opera?
39724	Curtain- speech? 39724 Dawdle?"
39724	Do n''t you think,said one of the ladies,"that you are quite-- quite bohemian enough?"
39724	Do you know how wonderfully you are changed? 39724 Do you mind,"she said,"if I ride home now?
39724	Do you think my kisses would be so awful, then? 39724 Do you think we can?"
39724	Do you want me not to?
39724	Do you?
39724	For how long?
39724	Good Lord, Luke, did you say ideals? 39724 Have you ever, as a child, looked into a mirror in the twilight, and seen there another face beside your own?
39724	His name? 39724 I?
39724	I?
39724	If the chance to penetrate another''s soul came to you, would you take it?
39724	If you will be very good and promise--"What?
39724	It sounds Wall Streety,she said,"you''re not going to desert us, are you?"
39724	Jeannette,Moncreith went on, in his vibrant whisper,"do n''t you guess what dream I have been living in for so long?
39724	Luke,he said,"do n''t you know I''ve been ill?
39724	Men marry goddesses and find them clay, do n''t they?
39724	My name,the stranger was observing, taking a card from an_ etui_,"may possibly be known to you?"
39724	My other name? 39724 Nevins looks out for it?"
39724	Nevins,he asked,"was anyone in my rooms?"
39724	Nevins,he said, and something in him fought against his speech,"tell me, that''s a good man,--is there anything, anything wrong with-- me?"
39724	Nevins,he said,"have the photographer call to- morrow, like a good man, wo n''t you?
39724	Nevins,he said,"where the devil are you?
39724	Nevins,she called out,"which-- which is the one?"
39724	No duns, Nevins?
39724	Not even when you are about to penetrate the greatest mystery of all? 39724 Of life?"
39724	Oh,said Vane, with a start,"Miss Vanlief?
39724	Orson, you''re not going to turn novelist? 39724 Our lives?"
39724	Please, may I take my hand?
39724	Really? 39724 Sell the antiques, eh?
39724	She is not ill?
39724	Something in exchange?
39724	The opera? 39724 There, do you like the portrait?"
39724	Tired?
39724	Wantage? 39724 We are a restless lot,"sighed the other,"but why discompose yourself about it?
39724	Well, dear, and what has he been doing now?
39724	Well, then-- are you ever, ever going to face that dreadful mirror again?
39724	Well,queried Wantage,"what is it?
39724	Well,said Vane,"well?"
39724	What do you remember before you fell ill?
39724	What the deuce do you mean? 39724 What''s the matter with Moncreith?
39724	What,he shrieked,"do I pay you for?
39724	Where are we?
39724	Where?
39724	Where?
39724	Who was here?
39724	Why did you add that?
39724	Why, Vane,he said,"not ill, are you?
39724	Will you tell me something?
39724	Will you try?
39724	Wonder where he keeps his smokes?
39724	Write a play?
39724	You beautiful bit of mockery, you,he said,"will you condescend to repeat a little sentence after me?
39724	You mean to send for the mirror?
39724	Your failure? 39724 Your purpose?"
39724	A book?
39724	A drive?
39724	A mirror, you say?
39724	A portrait?
39724	A powder I must swallow, or a trance you pass me into, or what?"
39724	A wonderful young man, but-- would that make for Jeannette''s happiness?
39724	Ah; then of course Mallarmà ©, and Symons and Francis Saltus were her gods?
39724	An Orson Vane, an Orson Vane?
39724	An Orson Vane?
39724	And I asks you, is it any wonder?
39724	And if it was, was he ready, for her, to give up those ambitions of still further sounding hitherto unexplored avenues of the human mind?
39724	And if we can not know how others feel and think, how can we say we know the world?
39724	And my reward?
39724	And what is my reward?
39724	And what was he now?
39724	And what''s the result of it all?
39724	And who do you think is suspected?
39724	And will you show me any unconscious pleasure that is so delightful as this?"
39724	And you expect me to betray a treasure like that to you?
39724	And you?"
39724	Are n''t they delightfully slender?
39724	Are you my keeper, or what?
39724	At McGowan''s Pass?
39724	At ten?
39724	But I also say: Oh, God, why did it have to be by O''Deigh?"
39724	But I think automobiles are so much more intelligent than donkeys, do n''t you?
39724	But what?
39724	But-- do you suppose I believe it, for a moment?
39724	But-- do you think one can be bitter, when one loves?"
39724	Ca n''t we?"
39724	Can we let this hour-- escape, Jeannette?"
39724	Can you imagine anything more dismal than being called constantly by the same epithet?
39724	Could Nevins have come to any harm?
39724	Did n''t you fetch it over from my house in the first place, and did n''t you pack it and wrap it under my very eyes?"
39724	Did you mean what you were saying?"
39724	Do n''t you think a golfing comedy, with a sprinkling of profanity and Scotch whiskey, would be all the rage?"
39724	Do n''t you think one tires of one''s surroundings, after a time?
39724	Do the doctors give you any hope?"
39724	Do you know the story of the New Yorker who was trying to sleep in a first- class compartment on a French railway?
39724	Do you know you once talked bitterly, as one who was full of disappointments and disenchantments?"
39724	Do you notice the paint?
39724	Do you realize what I am about to give you?
39724	Do you remember I told you I was going abroad?
39724	Do you remember?"
39724	Do you take them?"
39724	Do you think you will go on?"
39724	Do you wish to be the President, to think his thoughts, feel as he feels, dream as he dreams?
39724	Does it turn bitter into sweet, and make all the ups and downs of the world shine like one level, beautiful sea of tenderness?
39724	Eh, how does that strike you?
39724	For that matter, who had presumed to doubt the position of a Vane?
39724	Fraud and theft?
39724	Had he any right to that?
39724	Had he courage for it, now that it loomed imminent?
39724	Had he not the opportunity to become famous, or, at the very least, to become omnipotent in reading the hearts, the souls, of men?
39724	Had the constant corrosion of simulated emotions burnt out all the original character of the mind?
39724	Handicapping is great fun; ever try it?
39724	Have I ever forgotten your saving me from that foolishness?"
39724	Have I your permission to put you all in my play?
39724	Have we not sworn to be children?
39724	Have you any curiosity left, Nevins?
39724	Have you ever noticed the intonation of the automobiles here?
39724	Have you ever thought of the wonderfulness of mirrors?
39724	Have you never thought that to the mirror were revealed more things than the human eye can note?
39724	Have you noticed how theatric some of the things are, how they contrive to run away just when everyone is looking?"
39724	He had penetrated the barriers of other men''s minds, but what had it profited him?
39724	He lay silent a while, then resumed:"Is the mirror in the old room?"
39724	He was here only a moment ago?"
39724	How can I love my neighbor if I do not understand him?
39724	How can I understand him if I can not think his thoughts, dream his dreams, spell out his soul''s secrets?"
39724	How can any gentleman afford to be without it?
39724	How did he know, even now, that she was other than that?
39724	How do you like my Bonnheimer?"
39724	How many books do you think I read before I attempted_ Voltaire_?
39724	How much of the heart of this humanity that reeks all about us do we know?
39724	How was he ever to elude the contempt that his masquerade, if he could call it so, would bring him?
39724	I believe at heart there is good in everyone, do n''t you?
39724	I can know your face, Luke, your clothes, your voice, the outward mask you wear; but-- can I reach the secrets of your soul?
39724	I did not know your researches took you into medicine?"
39724	I feel like the provincial who says good- bye with a:''May I come''round this evening?''
39724	I said so, did n''t I?
39724	I tell you: how would it be if we began with a bisque of crab?
39724	I used to act, did I not?"
39724	I was well, and now I am ill. Perhaps it was something Orson Vane gave me at supper that night, I do n''t remember--""At supper?
39724	I-- upon my honor, I ca n''t think where we met?"
39724	If I choose to, I can_ live_ in this shop, ca n''t I?"
39724	If he had, how, he wondered, would this experiment end?
39724	Is it not terrible enough to know your neighbor''s face, his voice, his coat, without burdening yourself with knowledge of his inner self?
39724	Is it possible you really want a book to read, rather than to talk about?"
39724	Is it the beginning of the end?
39724	Is it to be love, or ghosts, or laughter?"
39724	Is love so refining a thing as all this?
39724	Is my position on the wane?
39724	Is she-- is she well?"
39724	Is that plain?
39724	Is there anything more dreadful than being called clever?"
39724	Is there not always a subtle charm about music floating over a distance?
39724	Is this not riddling the secret of existence?
39724	Is this not seeing life?
39724	It can be nothing else, but that-- my love, our-- can I say our love, Jeannette?"
39724	It is not possible that you care because, because-- Jeannette, will you promise me something, too?"
39724	It''s never too soon to do what you do n''t want to, eh, sir?
39724	Let them wait, let them chafe I Commuters were missing the last trains for the night?
39724	Life?
39724	Love?"
39724	Medicine?
39724	Moreover, Professor, has it occurred to you that your discovery, your secret, carries elements of danger with it?
39724	Nevins, is the day dull or garish?"
39724	No?
39724	Now-- did you touch the new mirror, leaving it uncovered, at any time within the past few weeks?"
39724	Of course there is George Francis Train; but he is a trifle, a trifle too much of the larger world, do n''t you think?"
39724	Oh, must you go?
39724	One more or less in your dressing- room will not matter, eh?"
39724	One of those stories where the men are all eight feet high, and wear medals, and the women are all models for Gibson?
39724	Or is it, by any chance,"he paused, and dropped his voice, as if he were approaching a dreadful disclosure,"poetry?"
39724	Or one of those aristocratic things where nobody is less than a prince, except the inevitable American, who is a newspaper man and an abomination?
39724	Or should he, stern in his first purpose, fit that soul upon his own, as one fits a glove upon the hand?
39724	Or was there any left?
39724	Or-- is it possible that you withdraw?"
39724	Perhaps she was with some of her family''s womenfolk?
39724	Rather go back alone?
39724	Seeing Mr. Vane''s thinking of selling up, perhaps it''s just as well if I have this out of the way for a time, eh?
39724	Shall I see you to- morrow?
39724	She shook hands with him, and took time to say, softly:"Do you never ride in the Park any more?"
39724	Should he send for Hart and have him pick up his soul where he had dropped it?
39724	Since when have my-- my friends taken to timing my actions?
39724	So Moncreith was smitten?
39724	So she had set her happy little heart upon that young man?
39724	So you know her?
39724	Some of them, I suppose, really are alive?"
39724	Something rare?"
39724	Surely she had not, in that dining- room, been sitting with her father?
39724	Take out of music criticism the part that covers fingering, throat manipulation, pedaling, and the like, and what have you left?
39724	Tell me, what was Wantage''s soul like?"
39724	The actor in his mere self is-- well, we all know the story of the famous player being met by this greeting:''And what art thou to- night?''
39724	The doctor had given orders?
39724	The first thing he said to her after they had exchanged greetings, was:"Of course you golf?"
39724	The most beautiful man in the world, and the best, and the kindest--""His name?"
39724	The old question of"Why does he do it?"
39724	The world?
39724	Then, after novels, I think, I shall take to having them done over for the stage?
39724	There have been little jealousies, now and then, have there not?"
39724	There is-- a certain operation that I wish to try--""An operation?
39724	There it is, as easy, as easy--""Has n''t it always been there?"
39724	This actor, this man the world thought great, whose soul he had held in usurpation, up to a little while ago, what was he?
39724	This chameleon, this fellow Vane-- how was it possible that he had won this glorious, flower- like creature, Jeannette?
39724	This player was an adept only in the making the shell, the husk, seem lifelike; since he could not read the character, how could he go deeper?
39724	To- morrow morning?
39724	Try?
39724	Vane interrupted the Professor''s silence with,"It is a mirror, then?"
39724	Vane?"
39724	Was he still young enough to contend with them?
39724	Was he the same man who, only a few hours ago, had held himself shorn of all the primal emotions?
39724	Was it after your curtain- speech at the end of last season?"
39724	Was it all a stupid jest?
39724	Was it love?
39724	Was it not easy by means of that mirror in his rooms, for any chief of police in the world to read the guilt or innocence of every accused man?
39724	Was this fragile bit of grace and glamour to come between him and the chance of opening a new field to science?
39724	Were not the possibilities of the Professor''s discovery unlimited?
39724	What business had that mirror there?
39724	What did it profit him, now, to fathom the foul depths of Reginald Hart''s mind concerning any ever so girlish creature?
39724	What dire influence might Vane not have over her father?
39724	What do you mean by the human interest?"
39724	What good was a covered- up mirror?
39724	What is to be done with them?
39724	What other?
39724	What sort of a book?
39724	What was he doing there?
39724	What was life compared to golf?
39724	What was the thing you wanted me for?"
39724	What, after them all, had he gained?
39724	What, save the knowledge of the littleness of the motives controlling those lives?
39724	When I think of the hopelessness of the thing,--do you wonder I grow bitter?
39724	When can I have the mirror taken to my house?"
39724	Where is it?"
39724	Where were the servants?
39724	Where, under all this crust of alien form and action, was the individual, human thought and feeling?
39724	Whereas, in point of fact--""Or fancy?"
39724	Who else, if not he?
39724	Who?
39724	Whose soul should he seize?
39724	Why do you care?
39724	Why do you stand there, and shake, in that absurd fashion?
39724	Why do you think you can do anything for Clarence, Professor?
39724	Why not I?"
39724	Why not the arts, as well as tailors and milliners?
39724	Why not?
39724	Will you allow me an experiment madame?
39724	Will you come to my place?"
39724	Will you help me?"
39724	Will you sit down?
39724	With me?"
39724	Would he not have seen them together?
39724	Yet, at the best, what am I?"
39724	Yet, on the other hand, would marriage interfere?
39724	You do n''t think vanity can send a man from illness to health, do you?
39724	You know Merrill, the wine- merchant on Broadway?
39724	You know Richards?
39724	You say he has a mirror?"
39724	You seem very curious about it?"
39724	You would think a man like O''Deigh would have taken into consideration the actor?
39724	You''ll betaking it away, sir?
39724	You''ve noticed that not one writing- chap in a million knows anything about our little world except what is not true?
39724	Your father and I are to be great friends but-- I want to be friends, also, with--"he looked a smiling appeal,"with-- whom?"
39724	and''How do you do?''
39724	and''Nevins, did anyone touch the new mirror while I was gone?''
39724	and''Nevins, was the window open near the new mirror?''
39724	he said,"in Aladdin''s cave?
39724	of-- what was it, joy?
39724	or mere wonder, or both?
50022	And what''s his address?
50022	And what?
50022	And when did you sleep?
50022	And why,he went on,"why send a complex message if they only wanted to say that they were space travelers on the way to Earth?"
50022	Are you all right?
50022	Are you offering to be a brother to me now?
50022	But if the garrison went to Earth,she said dubiously,"what became of them?
50022	But only six deliveries? 50022 Ca n''t you see?
50022	Can that air- lock be opened from outside?
50022	Can we go with you?
50022	Can you tell me what the signals are about?
50022	Did he say enough for you to sue him?
50022	Did you or Keller find out how the air''s refreshed here? 50022 Did you-- hear that?"
50022	Do n''t you think I''ve noticed?
50022	Do you feel like you''re riding with a lunatic?
50022	Do you know what I''m thinking?
50022	How do you know?
50022	How does it work?
50022	How''d they come? 50022 How''ll you look for them?"
50022	I know we have to go out over the north magnetic pole, but how the hell do I find that?
50022	If this shows no sign of working, Sandy...."What?
50022	If you try to put us out,said Sandy calmly,"you''ll have to open that door and they''ll try to fight their way in-- and then where''ll you be?"
50022	Is it really so bad?
50022	Is this working night and day a part of your reaction to those signals?
50022	Nothing on communication with base?
50022	Now what do we do?
50022	Of what?
50022	Radar?
50022	Rocket?
50022	Sandy?
50022	Shall I answer,asked Pam,"or shall I be discreetly sympathetic?
50022	So?
50022	Still coming in?
50022	That''s part of the broadcast from space that changes-- is it still changing?
50022	The important thing is, am I crazy or not?
50022	The signals?
50022	The way I''m acting does n''t make sense, does it?
50022	They do n''t mention shooting rockets at us, do they?
50022	We go up now?
50022	Well?
50022	Well?
50022	What about it?
50022	What can you do with a man like that?
50022	What do you know about the weapons?
50022	What do you think I worry about?
50022	What does this mean?
50022	What have you found, Keller?
50022	What is it, Joe?
50022	What is it?
50022	What is it?
50022	What the hell''s happened to her? 50022 What''ll we do now, Joe?"
50022	What''s to be done about that?
50022	What?
50022	What?
50022	What?
50022	When did you eat last?
50022	Where will the globes meet them?
50022	Where''d they go? 50022 Where''s Keller?"
50022	Where''s Pam?
50022	Who would?
50022	Who''d come down here? 50022 Who''s Keller?"
50022	Why do I bother with him?
50022	Why not look in the library?
50022	Why the hole, really?
50022	Why?
50022	Why?
50022	Why?
50022	Wo n''t anyone believe I smelled fresh air yesterday?
50022	Yes?
50022	You mean those signals from somewhere mean something special to you?
50022	You mean you''ll let him inside?
50022	You saw movements you could n''t identify in the vision- plates? 50022 You see, Pam?"
50022	You''ve got that hand- weapon? 50022 And how could any man doze or sleep for the purpose of learning such desperately needed data? 50022 And how could they supply the building of a place like this?
50022	And in billions of earth- bound minds the horror grew.... For how could man, who had not yet claimed the moon, defy a challenge from the stars?
50022	And she''ll get you fired and what then?"
50022	And what could he and Holmes and Keller do against such a fleet, even with the fortress, when they did not yet understand a single one of its weapons?
50022	And what kind of cube would they take?
50022	And what will being decent to that unshaven Adonis get you?
50022	And where are they?
50022	Are you still trying to do something about the space signals?"
50022	Burke said, sitting up,"Why''d you do that, Sandy?"
50022	Burke went into the instrument- room as Sandy was asking,"But how did they?
50022	But Joe, how did it happen?"
50022	But how could a race with nothing better than rockets ever get here?
50022	But if he''s as scared as I am, why does n''t he worry about going places alone?"
50022	But what was the cause of this erroneous report from the new device?
50022	But why?
50022	But wo n''t you please give me copies of the orders you''ve placed so I can check what arrives?"
50022	Ca n''t you tell me what all this is about?"
50022	Could a few dozen survivors of Earth hope to make their way to the asteroid and survive there?
50022	Could the Romans left behind at Hadrian''s Wall keep up the culture of Rome?
50022	Did anybody throw a switch for air apparatus?"
50022	Did things like this catch Pam?"
50022	Did you actually say you had some coffee?"
50022	Did you ever drive at night, and have all the stars come in pairs like snake- eyes-- like little mean eyes, lookin''down at you an''despisin''you?
50022	Did you notice that they came when it ought to be my lunchtime?
50022	Did you say five hundred light- years?"
50022	Do you hear what I do?"
50022	Do you know what I think they are?"
50022	Do you know what they''d take?"
50022	Do you remember that dream of yours?
50022	Do you want to call Washington?"
50022	Does n''t it occur to you, Joe, that we''ve only partly explored the top half of the fortress?
50022	Doing what?
50022	For that matter, what was the purpose of the asteroid itself?
50022	From where?
50022	From whom?
50022	Funny, is n''t it?"
50022	Get after these people on long distance, will you?"
50022	Get that figured out for us, will you?"
50022	Have you a match?"
50022	Have you found any sign?"
50022	Have you seen a place before where men lived without writings in its public places?
50022	He probably stepped on the plate because it was brightly lighted and--""You''ve got your pistol?"
50022	He said,"What the hell?"
50022	His recurrent dream?
50022	Holmes growled,"If they miss, what then?"
50022	Holmes said,"Yes?
50022	Holmes, still pale, asked,"How''d we get away from that rocket?"
50022	How did the air get renewed?
50022	How did the garrison leave?
50022	How did they manage?"
50022	How do you fasten this door?"
50022	How handy would a manual about repairing a weapon be, if somebody had to take a nap to get instructions?
50022	How many little shelves with boxes on them have we seen?
50022	How many of us would be alive?"
50022	How much money have I in the bank?
50022	How useful would they be if one had to doze off to read them?
50022	How was the asteroid normally supplied?
50022	I wonder where?
50022	If a few spaceships could be completed and take off before the solar system shattered, would the asteroid be shattered too?
50022	If there''s a spaceship on the way here, why warn us?
50022	If they intend to be enemies, why throw away the advantage of surprise?
50022	If we live through this, will you?"
50022	Is this place reasonable?"
50022	Keller said mildly,"What did he do?"
50022	Keller said suddenly,"Where would service manuals be?"
50022	Keller, can you give me a microphone and a wavelength somebody will be likely to pick up?"
50022	Meantime, why panic?"
50022	Or do I take it for granted that you will?--if we live through this?"
50022	Or were they a command too terrible to think about?
50022	Pam said,"Did you hear that growl when I said I''d go to the movies with somebody else?
50022	Pam said,"Is that an invitation to look on at the kill?"
50022	Right?"
50022	Sandy panted,"Did you find her?
50022	See, where the patch of white is?"
50022	Should I ask you again to marry me?
50022	Should the coming doom be revealed to the world?
50022	Take care of them for me, will you?"
50022	The one he''d known as a child had belonged to a Cro- Magnon tribesman ten thousand, twenty thousand, how many years ago?
50022	Then he said urgently,"Broadcast?"
50022	Then she demanded indignantly,"Has Joe looked at you twice since this nonsense started?"
50022	Turn it on, will you?"
50022	Wait for me in the ship?"
50022	Were the cubes?
50022	Were the sounds a plea for help?
50022	What activated this mechanism of so many eons ago?
50022	What became of them?
50022	What could Earth do against a fleet which dared attack this asteroid?
50022	What could be done about the Enemy ships?
50022	What could be done to save lives?
50022	What good would be voyages that lasted ten, twenty, or fifty years each way?
50022	What had it been built for?
50022	What happened to the people who lived on them?"
50022	What happened to them?"
50022	What is it?
50022	What race had built this stronghold?
50022	What say?"
50022	What unimaginable power were they defending against?
50022	What were they expected to do?
50022	What were they here for?
50022	What will happen when objects with the mass of suns-- artificial or otherwise-- come riding through between our sun and its planets?
50022	What''s happened?"
50022	What''s the matter with looking for a matter- transposer?"
50022	What''s the matter?"
50022	What''s this?"
50022	When she cried out?
50022	When she saw Pam, inside, she said shakily,"Is-- anybody else here?"
50022	Where did it come from?
50022	Where did it go?
50022	Where had Pam been last?
50022	Where were Holmes and Sandy when they missed her?
50022	Which cube do I try it with, or do I use all of them?"
50022	Who were those waited- for visitors expected to be?
50022	Why had they cut off communication?
50022	Why not put it at the ship- lock where people could be expected to come?"
50022	Why should somebody out in space send us a broadcast?
50022	Why was it abandoned?
50022	Why''d they write it?"
50022	Why?
50022	Why?"
50022	Will you fix one for Pam and one for me so that they do?"
50022	Will you look and see if there are any tools there that might be better than this?
50022	Would they?
50022	You''ve seen that, ai n''t you?
32351	A dead man?
32351	Ai n''t that something? 32351 And Ann?"
32351	And I suppose I was cold as a slab of ice?
32351	And am I still dead?
32351	Anything I can do?
32351	Are you guys kidding? 32351 Automatic?"
32351	Bad dream?
32351	Broken?
32351	But the study which had to be made--?
32351	But what on Earth do we want on Mars?
32351	But your-- ah, dream-- what happened?
32351	By whom? 32351 Ca n''t expect a girl to wait without hope....""Then there''s no hope we''ll ever get back?"
32351	Ca n''t you help?
32351	Ca n''t you tell us more?
32351	Can I just throw the questions at you?
32351	Can you answer that for him, Sophia?
32351	Complete Emancipation League? 32351 Conveyor?"
32351	Dead?
32351	Did anyone else miss me? 32351 Did anyone else miss me?"
32351	Do n''t you see? 32351 Do we have to... kill him?"
32351	Do_ you_?
32351	Eh? 32351 Empire, Charles?"
32351	Fantastic, is n''t it? 32351 For God''s sake, how can you talk like that?
32351	For most of you, Mars will be a permanent home for many years to come--"Most of us?
32351	For some final contest between us, no doubt, to decide whether the U. S. S. R. or the U. S. represents Earth? 32351 From where?
32351	Gossip?
32351	Her-- own-- free will?
32351	Hey, is this the way to Ebbetts''Field?
32351	Hide? 32351 Him?
32351	How about that?
32351	How can you be sure?
32351	How can you be sure?
32351	How come all this talk about rotation? 32351 How did you know?"
32351	How do you do, Temple? 32351 How do you feel now?"
32351	How do you know your way around here so well?
32351	How dumb can I get?
32351	How long have we been married?
32351	How many people do you think said_ that_ before?
32351	How old are you?
32351	I''m not in prison any longer, am I?
32351	I-- what do you mean?
32351	I--"You came to kill me, did n''t you? 32351 If it were true and we wanted to do something about it, what could we do?"
32351	If it''s space travel, the pilots would know, would n''t they?
32351	If it''s that serious, how come they told you?
32351	In cash?
32351	In the morning?
32351	Is it a trap?
32351	Is that a fact?
32351	Is that all?
32351	Is that right?
32351	Is that so? 32351 It may not be so soon,"Arkalion had said,"but what''s the difference?
32351	It seems to me--"How can anything''seem to you?'' 32351 Just how far do you think you have come?"
32351	Kind of cold, is n''t it? 32351 Know what would happen after a few years?
32351	Lookit all them people down there, will you?
32351	Loved?
32351	Lucy?
32351	Magazines?
32351	Mars? 32351 Newsfilm?"
32351	No? 32351 No?"
32351	Not yours?
32351	Now, who is dead, Kit?
32351	Oh?
32351	On a framework of intuition you would place the fate of Red Empire?
32351	One what?
32351	Our people?
32351	Phonograph records?
32351	Say, who is interviewing whom?
32351	See? 32351 See?
32351	Shakespeare?
32351	Shall I do that?
32351	She waited four years, then met a guy and--"A nice guy?
32351	Sir?
32351	Sir?
32351	So what?
32351	So? 32351 Sophia?"
32351	Sophia?
32351	Sort of like the old joke, where does an alien go to register?
32351	Stalin dead these thirty- nine years and you do n''t recall his speeches? 32351 Stalintrek, a woman?"
32351	Stephanie? 32351 Still, I do not recall--""What?"
32351	Tat? 32351 Tell me, how long have you been Lucy?
32351	Tell me,Temple demanded abruptly,"is this a dream?"
32351	Tell me,he said,"how will we learn the use of all the weapons you claim are at our disposal?"
32351	Ten thousand years in the future?
32351	Ten thousand?
32351	Then we''re not dreaming?
32351	Then you insist on doing it?
32351	Then, eventually, maybe, just maybe, we''ll start getting them rotated home?
32351	Want a guided tour of nowhere, men? 32351 We lick those Commies in Burma yet?"
32351	Well,Temple mused,"even if everything you said were true--""Do n''t tell me you do n''t believe me?"
32351	What about you, bud? 32351 What about you?"
32351	What are we waiting for? 32351 What are you gon na do?"
32351	What are you talking about? 32351 What are you waiting for?"
32351	What can we do?
32351	What did you tell them, Georgi?
32351	What do you look like?
32351	What do you mean, there''s no going back? 32351 What do you mean?
32351	What do you propose?
32351	What do you think, Sophia?
32351	What do you think? 32351 What do you want me to do, young man?
32351	What do you want?
32351	What happened, Comrade?
32351	What have you done to me?
32351	What hit me?
32351	What is it?
32351	What now? 32351 What will it be?"
32351	What will you do with the ten million dollars?
32351	What''s all this got to do with--? 32351 What''s happening?"
32351	What''s happening?
32351	What''s that for?
32351	What''s that to do with this response to environmental challenge thing?
32351	What''s the difference? 32351 What''s the matter, Kit?"
32351	What''s the matter, my dear? 32351 What''s the matter?"
32351	What''s the trouble in here? 32351 What''s the trouble?"
32351	What''s this all about?
32351	What?
32351	What?
32351	What?
32351	What?
32351	Where are we going, Kit?
32351	Where are we going?
32351	Where do we go from here?
32351	Where do you think? 32351 Where the hell_ are_ we?"
32351	Where?
32351	Where?
32351	Who''s the heavyweight champ?
32351	Who-- is dead? 32351 Why not now as well as later?"
32351	Why talk about what ca n''t be?
32351	Why, what does anyone do with ten million dollars? 32351 Why?"
32351	Why?
32351	Will you get your big fat feet out of my face?
32351	Will you let me finish? 32351 With all the pageantry, too?"
32351	Would you like a glass of sherry?
32351	Yes, well--"See?
32351	Yes.... Hello, what''s this?
32351	You got any newspapers, pal?
32351	You know a lot more than you want to talk about, do n''t you?
32351	You sure you want to come?
32351	You think they''re Martians?
32351	You what?
32351	Your girl... and you would marry her if you could?
32351	Your girl?
32351	Your son, were you saying, Mr. Arkalion? 32351 ( For this I left Sheboygan?) 32351 ( Gestures lewdly) Which one of you guys can tell me what it''s like to take a bath? 32351 ( Laughs) Orson Wells stuff, huh? 32351 ( No kidding?) 32351 ***** How much time did he have? 32351 ... to the mountain...?
32351	A mistake, huh?
32351	A political cuckold, or does Charles get other services from you as well?"
32351	ALARIC ARKALION:( Coldly) Would you care to explain it?
32351	Alaric is so young--""Are n''t they all?
32351	And Sophia:"What are you talking about?"
32351	And for what reason?
32351	And how much of the dream lingered with him, in his head and his heart?
32351	And how?
32351	And where did those men who did not remain on Mars go?
32351	Any of the officials?"
32351	Any questions?"
32351	Anything we can do?"
32351	Are n''t you-- don''t you have something to do with carpets or something?"
32351	Are we in the army or something?"
32351	Are you excited?"
32351	Are you kidding?
32351	Arkalion?"
32351	But if I do n''t know your name, how can I put it in writing?"
32351	But it''s all make believe, huh?"
32351	But still--""Our contestant, this guy who meets the Russian''s challenge, has to be a newcomer?"
32351	But what did all of that have to do with Sophia?
32351	But what do you want?"
32351	But what had been the severe emotional disturbance for Arkalion?
32351	But what now?"
32351	But when?
32351	But where did Lucy leave off, where did Sophia begin?
32351	But who?
32351	But why--?"
32351	By the way, how are they going to pick the girl, the one girl?"
32351	Can you picture Fyodor on the Stalintrek?
32351	Centaur?
32351	Could it cover all sectors of space?
32351	Could n''t it?
32351	Could the effects of weightlessness manifest themselves in that way in rare instances?
32351	Could the fate of all Earth rest on their shoulders in a totally alien environment?
32351	Could they be expected to win?
32351	Did Arkalion somehow get_ moved_ inside the booth?
32351	Did he have a life before the rain forest?
32351	Did he have one?
32351	Did he want her to?
32351	Did not Premier Stalin say,''Woman was created to share the glorious destiny of Mother Russia with her mate?''"
32351	Did we slip out of normal space into some other-- uh, continuum, and speed across the length of the galaxy like that?"
32351	Did you know that I was able to boil my list of men down to thirty when I studied their family ties?"
32351	Did you know that their economic struggle between democratic capitalism and totalitarian communism ended almost half a million years ago?
32351	Do they still have them on Earth?
32351	Do you follow me?"
32351	Do you mind?"
32351	Do you think I realized I could fall in love with you so completely?
32351	Do you want to be here for all of eternity?"
32351	Does the fact that they select men for the Nowhere Journey once every seven hundred and eighty days strike anyone as significant?
32351	Doing what?
32351	Draper?"
32351	Earth chorus: Hey, Martians, any of you guys speak English?
32351	Eh, what you say your name was?"
32351	Eh?"
32351	FIRST MAN: See?
32351	FIRST MAN: You think we''d broadcast it or something, stupid?
32351	For had n''t Temple entered the same booth, waiting but a second until Arkalion activated the mechanism at the other end?
32351	For how long, father?"
32351	For what?"
32351	Had Fyodor Rasnikov volunteered?
32351	Had he ever noticed a difference in the way Lucy- Sophia cooked, in the way she spoke, the way she let him make love to her?
32351	Had the first fourteen days with Lucy been anything but a dream?
32351	Hah- ha, I said, any of you guys.... Where are all them canals I heard so much about?
32351	Have you been playing the wifely role too long?
32351	He didn''t-- hurt anyone, did he?"
32351	Hey, no dames.... Who were you expecting, Donna Daunley?
32351	Hey, we licked Russia yet?
32351	His life-- for Earth?
32351	How are the folks, Kit?"
32351	How can I forget you?"
32351	How can we be duped like that?
32351	How did you get there?
32351	How long did you think the journey took?"
32351	How selfish can I get?
32351	How the hell should I know what the cube root of-5 is?
32351	I ask you, does n''t it seem peculiar?
32351	I fled the Iron Curtain, came here to live voluntarily--""Do you really think it was on a voluntary basis that you went?
32351	I mean, they wo n''t change the law?"
32351	I mean, what do you think about Temple?"
32351	If I did, do n''t you think that would have changed things?
32351	If he and Sophia... if they... would it be fair to Sophia?
32351	If she were here today and if everything were normal, would you marry her?"
32351	If she were stalking him, why must he flee as from his own shadow?
32351	If that man speaks the truth-- if no one knows... just where in the universe_ are_ we going?"
32351	Instantaneous?"
32351	Is it dangerous?)
32351	Is n''t that some kind of projective psychological test?"
32351	Is that clear?"
32351	Is that the only way you can ever feel better, Kit?"
32351	It has been arranged that the one man running this station--""Just one?"
32351	Jase, tell me this: what are we doing here?
32351	Jason smiled with only a trace of humor,"Any questions?"
32351	Kill her, who seemed as completely Lucy as he was Temple?
32351	Kit, I l- love you, but....""But Russia is more important, huh?"
32351	Kit, do you know what a light year is?"
32351	Kit, if I asked you when Lucy stopped, and... when I began, could you tell me?"
32351	Know what a back- seat driver is, Temple?
32351	Lucy or Sophia?
32351	Lucy-- or Sophia?
32351	Martian chorus: Who won the Series last year, Detroit?
32351	Maybe you did n''t have a good job or something?
32351	Me?
32351	Mind answering one question?"
32351	Mind if I store that away for future reference?
32351	Moments?
32351	Murder-- Lucy?
32351	My dear, how would you like to go to Nowhere?"
32351	Never?
32351	Not that it was chilly, but...."Is that all?"
32351	Nowhere?
32351	Oh yeah?
32351	Oh, Kit-- why do n''t we run away?
32351	Or maybe you want to pull a sick act, too?
32351	Right now?_"That''s what hurts the most.... Well, yes, I can find out about your brother."
32351	Right?"
32351	Right?"
32351	SECOND MAN: Mars?
32351	SECOND MAN: You mean, through space to Mars?
32351	Say, how come you''re so good at it?"
32351	Say, how the devil_ did_ you get here?"
32351	Say, where_ were_ you?"
32351	See the toning of the muscles?
32351	Send a bullet ripping through the body which he had known and loved, or the body that had seemed so much like it he had failed to tell the difference?
32351	Shall I go on?"
32351	She would make a lover the whole world might relish( what world, Temple thought in confusion?)
32351	Smith?"
32351	Some other star system, maybe?"
32351	Sophia crushed her cigarette out on the rock, wiped perspiration( tears?)
32351	THIRD MAN: You think that''s something?
32351	THIRD MAN: Young man?
32351	Telio receivers too, perhaps?
32351	Tell me, old timer, where can I find him?"
32351	Temple guessed they never spent much time out of doors( above ground, for there were no buildings?)
32351	Temple, eh?
32351	The Nowhere Commission will be studying conditions--"[ Illustration]"How can they?
32351	The guards, in simple military uniform, carry small, deadly looking weapons._ FIRST MAN: Fight City Hall?
32351	Then had Arkalion come this way before?
32351	Then why did he forget?
32351	Then, how many months of sameness?
32351	They passed any laws yet?"
32351	Umm, you would n''t by any chance have some Canadian instead?"
32351	Volunteer?
32351	Was he still imagining things?
32351	Was that a nozzle overhead?
32351	What bill did you pass?"
32351	What can they do, send me for longer than forever?"
32351	What did you do?
32351	What do I count for?
32351	What do they do here, anyway, just sit around and wait for the next rocket?
32351	What do you hear about rotation?
32351	What does he care if he goes away forever and does n''t come back?
32351	What is Jupiter?"
32351	What is everyone doing here?
32351	What is your name, Comrade?"
32351	What kind of a glorified foot- race did I see a while ago, with a bunch of creatures out of the telio science- fiction shows?"
32351	What kind of place is Mars with no women?
32351	What kind of-- uh, games do we play?"
32351	What was going on here?
32351	What were they warning her about?
32351	What were you saying?"
32351	What''s the Nowhere Journey all about?
32351	What''s up?"
32351	What, precisely, did the word mean?
32351	When are we coming back?"
32351	When do_ I_ get rotated?"
32351	Where are we going?"
32351	Where did you go?
32351	Where?"
32351	Who are you kidding?
32351	Who gets all this information, a million million generations of scientific problems, all carefully worked out?
32351	Who was it who once said something about the flower of our young manhood?"
32351	Who''s that?"
32351	Who, among all the parallel races on all the worlds of the Universe?
32351	Who--?"
32351	Why do n''t you all relax?
32351	Why do n''t you forget about it, though?
32351	Why seven hundred and eighty days?
32351	Why should she, Sophia Androvna Petrovitch, wish to volunteer for the Stalintrek?
32351	Why?
32351	Why?
32351	Will you cooperate?"
32351	With what ultimate goal, if any?
32351	Wo n''t you come in?"
32351	Would Stephanie really forget him?
32351	Would n''t someone have figured it out?
32351	Would that make him feel better?
32351	You Stephanie Andrews?"
32351	You came in here once and--""I did you a favor, did n''t I?"
32351	You know what an 1182 card is, mister?"
32351	You think maybe they''re dangerous?
32351	You were to be married?"
32351	_ Sophia?_ thought Temple.
32351	_ Stephanie, what are you doing now?
32351	_ what_?"
32351	has managed to put something constructive through Congress?
32351	mean anything to you, Kit?"
32351	what...?"
51823	''What can you see?'' 51823 ''What is it?''
51823	Am I to understand then,he said,"that you are trying to formulate a new atomic theory?"
51823	And in this case it would be what?
51823	And you regard me as an outsider?
51823	Another drink?
51823	Are n''t you afraid of fire?
51823	Are n''t you being a bit old- fashioned?
51823	Are n''t you confusing things?
51823	Before_ what_ things go any further?
51823	But are you with her?
51823	But suppose people do n''t want to live by his law?
51823	But there are other levies that have not been made, which we had rather expected to be made...."Other levies?
51823	Ca n''t we have a drink together? 51823 Did n''t he eat roots, too?"
51823	Did you, or did you not,she went on to the damp Angela,"copy the answers in your arithmetic from Stone?"
51823	Do the strong need sympathy?
51823	Doctor Russell Farley?
51823	Have you nothing to say?
51823	How about having dinner with us tonight, Phil? 51823 How about people not wanting to smoke in the dark?
51823	How did you find that out?
51823	How do you strike it to make it this shape?
51823	How''s the Research Magnificent?
51823	I have asked myself this question and I believe the latter statement to be in a sense correct, but what does it mean? 51823 I understand the necessity of hyper- time to describe the motion of consciousness along time, but what''s this got to do with the atoms?"
51823	Is n''t this a bit undignified?
51823	Magic?
51823	Oh?
51823	Or maybe you''d rather we put on a hanse for you?
51823	Pro or con?
51823	Speaking as my boss''s wife, would you say he was pro or con about this work I''m doing?
51823	Surely you do n''t deny that Lisa Meitner''s researches began by being theoretical? 51823 Tell me something, Phil-- what does he look like?"
51823	Then how can you see this''red shift''?
51823	Then how is it you have seventeen right answers? 51823 Then you admit that you copied from her?"
51823	Then you admit you cheated?
51823	There, you see?
51823	Us?
51823	Well?
51823	What about you, dear?
51823	What are you doing now?
51823	What are you fiddling around with, Phil?
51823	What brought you back, Katherine?
51823	What did you say to us just now?
51823	What do you do with the little roots?
51823	What do you mean,''now''?
51823	What does he expect to do? 51823 What good is it?"
51823	What is the equivalent of the back of your head-- looked at along the direction of hyper- time? 51823 What is your name, young lady?"
51823	What is?
51823	What the hell does he want to come nosing around here for?
51823	What was that you wanted, dear? 51823 What you_ talkin''_ about?"
51823	Where do you find such big roots?
51823	Who you kiddin''?
51823	Why does n''t it fall apart with the water in it?
51823	Why does she talk that way? 51823 Why not?"
51823	Why not?
51823	Will you please leave her alone?
51823	Will you take the pot off the fire? 51823 Yes, but what makes the roots so big?
51823	Yes?
51823	You do n''t look as though...."As though I was blind?
51823	You have no child,said her mate,"so how can you beat it?"
51823	You mean a_ nut_ sandwich?
51823	You mean something in your subconscious?
51823	You mean they''re_ receding_?
51823	You mean you are in love with him, do n''t you?
51823	You mean you store them in the earth?
51823	You were going to say something?
51823	You wo n''t mind very much if I ask you a favor, will you?
51823	_ Bertrand_ Russell?
51823	_ Boadicea?_said the captain in astonishment.
51823	''What''s the matter?''
51823	A. I am to find out what I am to find out?
51823	A. I will look, but is that what I''ll see?
51823	Again-- is that not true?"
51823	Am I to stop making trips?
51823	And are things to go on as they are?
51823	And she never scratches unless a mosquito happens to--""You were not there, Stone,"said the headmistress,"so how can you say that?"
51823	And the slip- up-- which you claim is not yours?
51823	And then, after the next rains, it makes little leaves-- and if you leave it alone, it grows and in time becomes a young tree?"
51823	And will you at last admit that we are right?
51823	And you?
51823	Anyway, how can you say that?
51823	Are you coming?"
51823	Are you going to act like a pair of apemen?
51823	Are you so sure?
51823	Back in the''twenties, by a man called Dunn, was n''t it?"
51823	Burned again?
51823	But surely the civilized Romans did n''t either?
51823	But the others-- the ones you called the spies?
51823	By whom?
51823	Ca n''t you bear to admit you are wrong?
51823	Classify me?"
51823	Did they only burn the women, when they thought the women were wrong?
51823	Do I look like a Roman to you, Captain?"
51823	Do n''t you think it''s better for the whole world to live as members of one community and cease all this useless warfare?"
51823	Do n''t you think that would be nice, Russ?"
51823	Do you tell me to my face that your mother is not involved with the... the authorities?"
51823	Does a stone have a motive when it falls to the ground?
51823	Does a stone have a purpose when it falls?
51823	Does breaking shop windows prove that people like her should have the... the franchise?"
51823	Does that make sense?
51823	Does that prove that the sense of taste depends on sight?
51823	Frightened of what?
51823	Have n''t you noticed that when you leave an acorn on the ground, it breaks open and a finger goes down into the earth?
51823	How am I the best?
51823	How are we to find out anything about them, when you are so slow?
51823	How can I forget it?
51823	How can they possibly be interested in what I''m doing?
51823	How did you explain hyper- time?
51823	How did you hear about Caesar withdrawing from Britain?
51823	How did you learn this?
51823	How did_ you_ know it broke in the fire?
51823	How does he look to you?"
51823	How does it feel?
51823	How''s the Research Magnificent?"
51823	I understand you led an insurrection?
51823	If you eat the little roots, why do n''t you get little roots?"
51823	If you unite with Disunity?
51823	Incidentally, why do n''t they call that thing in the observatory a macroscope?
51823	Is it to stop here, and the hemispheres to beat each other down to the tribal or family level?
51823	Is she one of our sisters?
51823	Is this the Sappho you mentioned earlier in this hearing?
51823	Like Man?
51823	Maybe you gentlemen would like to come to a trake in the gort later?"
51823	Now, as to the latest trip?
51823	Now?"
51823	Of whom?
51823	Or is it like Einsteinian space, finite but unbounded?
51823	Or the reverse-- men''s mutually antagonistic egos in combat with the Unity?
51823	Some kind of rye- bread sandwich?"
51823	The bearded man bowed and said,"Then, after the arrangements have been made, Captain, will you not take a cup of wine?"
51823	The car?
51823	The headmistress looked up in amazement"Do you mean to stand there and tell me the newspaper is_ lying_?
51823	The less you see, the more you can observe?
51823	Then she asked the men opposite,"Lookin''for someone, mister?"
51823	Then why do you resent it?
51823	Then you are for absorption?
51823	There, you see?
51823	They begin to examine_ us_?
51823	They did n''t suspect_ they_ were right, surely?
51823	They saw through you?
51823	Was it they who told you about the Saxons being invited to come in?
51823	Well, Katherine?"
51823	What are the alternatives you imply in the decision?
51823	What are we supposed to find out?
51823	What are you"closing your eyes to"in this case?
51823	What bishop?
51823	What can we expect from these Pictish barbarians?"
51823	What do you know of what they say?"
51823	What does it matter if they burn the village and steal some of the farm animals?
51823	What happens?
51823	What is our purpose?
51823	What kind of unity can come from imposition?
51823	What makes you say that?
51823	What was that?
51823	When did you hear about it, Russ?"
51823	Which is your headman?
51823	Who said it?
51823	Who was with you in this infernal plot?"
51823	Why are you always so stubborn?
51823	Why did n''t you tell them?
51823	Why not?
51823	Why not?
51823	Why?
51823	Why?
51823	Will you give me your sympathy?"
51823	Would n''t it be mother confessor?
51823	You can carry this imaginary process in both directions and as far as you like, but are we to decide arbitrarily that it goes on infinitely?
51823	You mean they are too general?
51823	You mean you got yourself burned again?
51823	You say you object to this line of questioning?
51823	You surely are not going to claim to be above criticism_ here_, are you?
51823	You told us in history class about government by consent, but how can it be when half the population have nothing to say in the matter?
51823	_ Another_ one?
51823	_ They_ have?
51823	_ We?_ In the process of unification?
51823	_ We?_ In the process of unification?
51823	_ now_?"
51823	inside?"
51823	might conceivably be interested?"
63686	--shall I answer?
63686	A treaty of_ what_?
63686	About what? 63686 And Senya Dik?"
63686	And do n''t you remember, they were wearing pressure suits? 63686 And how,"he asked,"does Morrison feel about humanity?"
63686	And who owns Universal Minerals?
63686	Are n''t the two more or less synonymous?
63686	Are you ashamed of me, Lloyd? 63686 Are you sure about him?"
63686	Are you sure? 63686 Are you through, sir?"
63686	Because-- listen, Baya, can you keep a secret?
63686	But are you sure?
63686	But why did you have to wreck the ship?
63686	Can it be destroyed?
63686	Can you hear me? 63686 Could n''t the government there protect you?"
63686	Dad? 63686 Did n''t I tell you Morrison would n''t give up easy?
63686	Did n''t you hear? 63686 Do n''t you have to get aboard, or something?"
63686	Do you see that air out there?
63686	Do you stay here much?
63686	Everybody on Nanta Dik feels that way?
63686	Feel better? 63686 Happened fast, did n''t it?
63686	Hold onto me?
63686	How could you? 63686 How did they know about us?"
63686	How did we get here?
63686	How is it freed?
63686	How long before we land?
63686	How much oxygen you got left?
63686	How should I know?
63686	Huh?
63686	Is that all?
63686	It did,said Durham softly,"did it?"
63686	Lloyd?
63686	My fault? 63686 No?
63686	Promise?
63686	Susan?
63686	That''s taking a lot for granted, is n''t it? 63686 Then why ca n''t I go with you to Earth?"
63686	Total strangers, eh?
63686	We got anyplace else to go?
63686	Well?
63686	Were you afraid you''d be recognized coming here?
63686	What about me?
63686	What about the Star?
63686	What about the air?
63686	What about the air?
63686	What am I supposed to say to that?
63686	What do you mean, conspiracy? 63686 What do you want?"
63686	What got into you?
63686	What happened?
63686	What if I had talked too much?
63686	What is a darkbird? 63686 What the devil do you think you''re doing?"
63686	What you going to do? 63686 What''s he talking about?"
63686	What''s the matter, you afraid?
63686	What''s the matter?
63686	What?
63686	Where is it? 63686 Where''s the men''s room, Baya?"
63686	Wherever they''re taking us-- they''re not going to kill us, are they?
63686	Who are those people, Baya?
63686	Who said I was?
63686	Who sent you?
63686	Who speaks for Universal Minerals on Nanta Dik?
63686	Who told you I was leaving?
63686	Who,asked Durham,"is principally against your two worlds uniting so that the treaty can go through?"
63686	Who?
63686	Will you behave now?
63686	Will you die of missing me?
63686	You are all right, Karlovic-- Mr. Durham? 63686 You are safe?
63686	You crazy? 63686 You figured that out, Durham?"
63686	You think we can walk through that to the spaceport in time?
63686	And Karlovic said softly,"Beautiful, is n''t it?
63686	And so what?
63686	And the reality is quite another thing from the idea, is n''t it?"
63686	And the shadow?
63686	And then she said sharply,"What''s the matter with you?"
63686	And what about the darkbirds?
63686	And would n''t it be strangely fitting if that''s why I got my job back again?"
63686	Are you crazy?
63686	Are you crazy?"
63686	Artie said monotonously,"There is someone at the door sir shall I answer?
63686	Because you had to shove yourself in--""Shove myself?
63686	But he did n''t, and finally Durham said,"Susan?"
63686	But it came, a great powerful thing like a moving van, and one of the Senyans said,"Permit me?"
63686	But why did Baya have to be so insistently curious?
63686	Ca n''t you tell by looking at it?"
63686	Can you hear me out there?
63686	Did n''t other people have accidents?
63686	Did n''t you hear him?
63686	Do n''t you understand?
63686	Does it cheer you two to know that the human race is not alone in producing fools and madmen?
63686	Durham asked,"Who owns her?"
63686	Durham said slowly,"What if he decides to use the Bitter Star?"
63686	Durham said to Wanbecq,"What''s this all about?"
63686	Durham said, in a voice thick with anger and fright,"Why did you have to drag her into it?"
63686	Durham said,"You knew I was being brought here, did n''t you?"
63686	From Susan Hawtree?
63686	Got that?"
63686	Have you ever heard of the Bitter Star?"
63686	Hawtree said,"Did you ever hear of Nanta Dik?"
63686	Hawtree, is it?
63686	He asked,"Why did you come here?"
63686	How good is your memory?"
63686	I have my orders, and I can assure you--""From Jubb?"
63686	I''ll find out what the situation is and then I''ll--""You''ll what?
63686	I''ve got Miss Hawtree with me, had you forgotten that?
63686	If you know so little why are you going to Nanta Dik at all?"
63686	In thirty, forty minutes I''ll be dead, so what will it matter then?
63686	Is it?"
63686	Is that all clear?"
63686	Let''s face it, Durham, why would Hawtree send you on a mission to the dog pound?
63686	Listen, you-- Wanbecq, is that your name?
63686	Lloyd, are these people crazy?
63686	Maybe?
63686	Mine?
63686	Morrison showed the edges of his teeth, and asked,"Why should I?"
63686	Or a big fat lie?
63686	Quite safe?
63686	She added, very slowly,"It''s true about my father?"
63686	She smiled, one of those brittle things with no humor in it, and then she asked,"How long have you before take- off?"
63686	Suppose he sent Susan here to test me; to see if I''d talk?
63686	Susan said in a strange voice,"What is that?"
63686	Susan said,"But_ why_?"
63686	Susan said,"What are you going to do?"
63686	Susan, wait for me?
63686	Susan?"
63686	Tears for him?
63686	The shadow did not seem to have followed him, but how could you tell?
63686	Then you will help?"
63686	This Jubb-- what is he beside The Beast?"
63686	Was it because of Baya''s eyes, that wept tears but had no sorrow in them?
63686	Well, what of it?
63686	Well, yes-- but suppose that the sun was green?
63686	What did anyone want with him, and the small bit of a secret that he carried?
63686	What did you do, tow an asteroid into position?"
63686	What happened to the Wanbecqs?"
63686	What happened to you?
63686	What is it?"
63686	What''s going on here?"
63686	What''s it mean?"
63686	What?
63686	Where is the Bitter Star?"
63686	Who can say how much?"
63686	Who?"
63686	Why did n''t you talk like you were supposed to?"
63686	Why, indeed?
63686	Why?
63686	Will you tell us now what they were?"
63686	Wo n''t they tell Jubb where we are?"
63686	Would you like to lie down, Miss Hawtree?
63686	You know I''m going to turn you over to the authorities?"
63686	You mean that shadow thing?"
63686	You understand?
63686	You want to asphyxiate us both with your gabbling?"
63686	You''re not much used to violence, are you?
63686	_ Darkbirds, darkbirds, will you come back some day when we of flesh are ghosts and shadows, to frolic on our lonely worlds?_
63686	_ Green_ light?
63686	_ The darkbirds will soon fly._ Was that enough for people to kill for?
63686	_ There''s somebody else, Lloyd, who wanted you to have another chance._ Fatherly intuition?
39566	And can you, my young friends, be careless about your own salvation while Samuel is so anxious for you? 39566 And what is radiation?"
39566	And what, Mr. Hume, about the ice water?
39566	And, Mr. Wilton,asked Peter,"does not the Bible say that''God created all things for his own glory''?"
39566	Ansel, have you ever heard the''dew point''spoken of?
39566	Ansel, will you state the theories which have been held touching the nature of heat?
39566	Are you becoming discouraged and almost ready to give up all effort to follow Christ?
39566	Are you unwilling to come to him-- to trust him and submit to him?
39566	Are your thoughts and feelings and opinions about Christ and salvation the same as they were six weeks ago?
39566	But by what agency does man achieve the mastery of Nature? 39566 But can you wholly get rid of the conviction that the Bible is the word of God, written by holy men inspired by the Holy Spirit?"
39566	But how does this carry heat from the warmer region to the colder regions around?
39566	But how would it please you if my talk upon the ministry of pain should prove to be very much like a sermon?
39566	But were you not interested and pleased with the discourse? 39566 But what did you mean?
39566	But why do you say, of course? 39566 But would not all these natural agencies subserve essentially the same ends in the discipline of unfallen and sinless beings?
39566	But, Samuel, did you not pray for Mr. Hume also, and talk with him?
39566	But,said he,"does not the book of Nature-- your Bible, as you call it-- have something to say of God?
39566	Can you tell us, Ansel, whether the earth receives heat from the moon and stars?
39566	Can you tell us, Peter, why tubs of water set in a cellar should have this effect?
39566	Can you tell why a newspaper spread over a tomato vine keeps the frost from the vine?
39566	Did you ever think, Ansel, that you were very ambitious?
39566	Did you expect a month ago that at this time you would be feeling and acting as you now feel and act?
39566	Do not men heat and burn bricks, not to soften them, but to harden them?
39566	Do you believe that Christ is able to save you?
39566	Do you believe that he is willing to save you?
39566	Do you know what is meant by it?
39566	Do you look upon this irregular expansion and contraction of water,asked Mr. Hume,"as a real exception to the rule that heat expands bodies?"
39566	Do you wish now that you had fought it through, as you proposed, and kept all your feelings to yourself?
39566	Have not you, Mr. Hume, been treating Christ and the Holy Spirit as Samuel feared that you would treat him?
39566	Have you ever noticed whether cloudy nights or clear nights are the warmer?
39566	Have you no more enjoyment in reading the Scriptures and in your prayer in secret than you had a week ago?
39566	How could the dew fall upon the under side?
39566	How could we tell,asked Peter,"without knowing what kind of work the machine was designed to do?"
39566	How does the form of the earth operate to produce inequality of temperature?
39566	How is water formed from these two gases? 39566 How would such a plan please the other members of the class?"
39566	I am glad to hear that; but can you tell how they are different?
39566	I want to ask,said Peter,"how this internal heat came to exist, and how it is maintained?"
39566	If I understand you, then,he said,"you would like a course of lessons in the teachings of Nature?"
39566	In this bountiful supply of heat to warm the earth and serve human needs must we not see a kind design on the part of the Creator? 39566 Perhaps,"he continued,"you would prefer to study one of the historic books of the Old Testament?"
39566	Peter, what is the third method by which heat passes from place to place?
39566	Samuel, what is the cause of day and night?
39566	That is the old and common expression, but what is meant by latent heat?
39566	Upon what does the dew point depend?
39566	Was your answer correct, then?
39566	We use heat also in cooking our food,spoke up Peter:"is it not because heat destroys the cohesive attraction, and thus softens it?"
39566	What answer did you try to give him, Ansel?
39566	What are some of those means for transferring heat which seem to you to operate the same in the annual as in the daily changes of temperature?
39566	What book can you find which is true if the Bible is not true?
39566	What do you mean, Ansel?
39566	What do you think it is that hinders your coming into light and joy as others have done?
39566	What do you wish?
39566	What have you been reading, Ansel, that has put such thoughts into your mind?
39566	What have you tried to do for Christ?
39566	What is cohesive attraction?
39566	What is combustion?
39566	What is it, Ansel?
39566	What is meant by convection of heat?
39566	What is meant, Ansel, by the''conduction''of heat?
39566	What is that heat called, Ansel, which is absorbed by a body with no rise of temperature?
39566	What is that inequality of temperature which is produced by the shape of the earth?
39566	What is the cause of the sun''s heat?
39566	What is the evidence,asked Samuel,"that the dynamic theory of heat is true?"
39566	What is the third great natural source of heat? 39566 What leads you,"asked Mr. Wilton,"to present yourself to the church, asking for baptism?"
39566	What will you say, Peter?
39566	Why did you stand upon a rock?
39566	Will you correct your answer?
39566	Will you not tell us,said Samuel,"how these ocean currents are produced?
39566	Will you please explain this?
39566	Will you please tell us, Mr. Wilton, how this weakening of cohesive attraction is explained upon the dynamic theory of heat?
39566	Would it be wise and well to take no account of foreseen events? 39566 ''And who are these lads and young men for whom all this work and wisdom is expended?'' 39566 ''Can the Ethiopian change his skin or the leopard his spots? 39566 ''Pray, sir,''he says to the master,''what is this strange contradictory institution?'' 39566 ''What must I do to be saved?'' 39566 --_Youmans._What is the second method by which heat passes from place to place?"
39566	30:"Sirs, what must I do to be saved?"
39566	A hundred times a day the questions came, What if there be a God who holds me responsible?
39566	A self- righteous young man came to Jesus asking,''Good Master, what good thing shall I do that I may inherit everlasting life?''
39566	Ansel, have you studied geology?"
39566	Ansel, how shall we explain this?"
39566	Ansel, what part of the atmosphere is warmest?"
39566	Are there different conditions and different duties required of different men?
39566	Are they mixed together as oxygen and nitrogen are mingled in the air, or are they chemically united?"
39566	Are we to suppose that the column of heated air reaches to the top of the atmosphere?"
39566	Are you contented to live''having no hope and without God in the world''?
39566	Are you, Samuel, in your interest in studying Nature, forgetting Christ and the souls of men?"
39566	At length he thought,''Why should I not?
39566	But did God''s plan excuse his treason against his Lord?
39566	But does it seem reasonable that the world was designed merely as a place of punishment for men by reason of their wickedness?"
39566	But does not that condensation which forms the cloud- ring set free latent heat, and thus intensify the great heat of the equator?
39566	But here two questions arise: What is the glory of God?
39566	But how is the weight raised?
39566	But how shall we know the object for which God made and governs the world?"
39566	But if the casket be so worthy, what shall be said of the gem which is enshrined within?
39566	But what did you learn last Sunday?"
39566	But what is one iceberg to the thousands which drift yearly from the frigid zones toward the tropics?
39566	But what is the Gulf Stream, though it be fifty fold greater than all the rivers of the world, in comparison with the whole sum of the ocean streams?
39566	But what is the question which you wished to propose?"
39566	But what is the question?"
39566	But what is the setting for this gem?
39566	But what kind of evidence am I to look for?"
39566	But whence comes the force necessary to accomplish this?
39566	But whence comes the heat of combustion?
39566	But why do not the glowing rays of the sun raise the temperature at once to the highest possible point?
39566	But why do not the vegetables begin to freeze as soon as the water?"
39566	But why not endow living creatures with nerves of sensation which could experience pleasure, but could not feel pain?
39566	But why should not God embrace in his plan that great event, the fall of man, which he foresaw in the future?
39566	Can you blot out your past sins?
39566	Can you change that condemnation by your feeble, fickle resolutions to reform?
39566	Can you erase the record which stands written in the book of remembrance on high?
39566	Can you not now tell why water is incombustible?"
39566	Can you tell us, Ansel, how the temperature of the earth is affected by the atmosphere?"
39566	Can you tell us, Peter, at what season of year the earth is nearer the sun?"
39566	Could his late repentance call them back to life and hope?
39566	Did Mr. Hume say that what he calls''The book of Nature''contradicts the sacred Scriptures?"
39566	Did the Creator then''Bid his angels turn askance The poles of earth twice ten degrees and more From the sun''s axle''?
39566	Did this plan touching Christ make the apostasy of man a necessity?
39566	Did you ever see barefoot boys running in the cold dew stop and stand upon a stone or rock to get their feet warm?"
39566	Did you not carry the same idea of being chief into your plans and expectations for the future?
39566	Do all bodies conduct heat with equal rapidity?"
39566	Do clouds tend to produce inequalities of temperature?"
39566	Do n''t you remember how he used to laugh at the idea of being plunged in the river in honor of a dead man?
39566	Do not men produce by cultivation better fruits and vegetables than Nature ever grows when left to herself?"
39566	Do not the laws of Nature bring suffering to the good and the bad alike, and happiness also to all classes of men?
39566	Do not the works of Nature tell of the same God whose being and character were preached to us yesterday from the Holy Scriptures?"
39566	Do you know, Ansel, how to ascertain the dew point at any time?"
39566	Do you really and honestly wish to be saved from sin?
39566	Do you remember what was said about the production of cold by expansion and of heat by compression?"
39566	Do you think that my long trial of doubt and unrest and pain of heart can ever be blessed to my good?"
39566	Do you wish to study the evidences of the truth and inspiration of the Holy Scriptures?"
39566	Does Nature punish those whom you call the wicked?
39566	Does Nature reward the righteous?
39566	Does any one think of another cause of inequality of temperature?"
39566	Does it not mean that he made the world so good and perfect that all creatures ought to praise him on account of it?"
39566	Does it not speak of an infinitely wise and good Creator and Governor?
39566	Does that seem to you to be true, Samuel?"
39566	Does the temperature rise in any place?
39566	Does the world seem as if fitted up to be the dwelling- place of holy beings?"
39566	During the past few weeks you have heard others asking,''What shall we do to be saved?''
39566	Have you never heard of setting tubs of water in cellars to keep vegetables from freezing?"
39566	Have you succeeded in getting rid of your sins?
39566	He could only cry out in astonishment,''Father, why am I, thine obedient son, thus smitten?''
39566	How are we to combine these two sets of arrangements in our thinking?"
39566	How can God make his frown felt except by looking pain, so to speak, into the sinner''s conscience?
39566	How could it be otherwise?
39566	How is carbon brought into this state of suspense, waiting to dash upon oxygen and develop heat?
39566	How is this accomplished?
39566	How is this diurnal change of temperature alleviated?"
39566	How is this provision for suffering in man and in all sentient creatures consistent with the benevolence elsewhere shown?
39566	How much heat is given out in the freezing of water?"
39566	How shall their motions be explained?
39566	How shall we estimate the strength of this force?
39566	How were you interested in the sermon?"
39566	How would that affect the rate of radiation from the earth?"
39566	How would you apply this principle to the subject we are now considering?
39566	Hume?"
39566	Hume?"
39566	Hume?"
39566	Hume?"
39566	Hume?"
39566	Hume?"
39566	If Nature and Nature''s God have blessings in store for the willing and the obedient, why should not I know this and receive my share?"
39566	If a second example were made of a second ungodly city, would the expression of divine wrath be weakened?
39566	If, however, you want something else than the salvation which Jesus gives, what can you expect but perplexity, difficulty, darkness?
39566	Is it a new and original generation of heat, or is it merely a transfer?
39566	Is it because it evaporates before it reaches a sufficiently high temperature?"
39566	Is it not reasonable to believe that he designed it for their use?
39566	Is it wrong to wish for such an experience?"
39566	Is that so?"
39566	Is this plain to you, Ansel, and does it seem reasonable?"
39566	Is this possible?
39566	Is your happiness here and hereafter more important to Samuel than to yourselves?"
39566	Jesus has gone to prepare mansions for those who will, as he foresees, believe in him: why not make provision for foreseen evils also?
39566	Mr. Hume, can you suggest any method by which we can estimate the amount of heat which is carried north and south by the return trades?"
39566	Mr. Wilton proposed the question to the class:"What shall be our next course of lessons?
39566	Must he, then, after having caught a glimpse of life and joy, be cut off from hope and be driven from God for ever?
39566	No one else answered, and finally Mr. Hume said:"I suppose, of course, that you refer to the land and sea breezes?"
39566	On the other hand, when the sun sets and his heat is withdrawn, why does not the temperature fall suddenly to the lowest possible point?
39566	Ought we to believe that God planned the world for an object for which it never has been and never will be employed?
39566	Perhaps you will tell us what seems to you to be that object?
39566	Peter, have you ever seen a coal- pit?
39566	Plant a grain of corn in midwinter: why does it not germinate and grow?
39566	Samuel, what is a third cause of unequal temperature?"
39566	Samuel, will you name the second chief source of heat?"
39566	Shall we from the burden flee?
39566	Some even ventured to approach Mr. Hume himself with their raillery:"What do you think now of being dipped in the river in honor of a dead man?"
39566	The Creator foresaw the fall of man; is there no objection to the supposition that, knowing that man would sin, God made no provision for it?
39566	The young man answered,''All these have I kept from my youth up; what lack I yet?''
39566	Then Ansel spoke up:"Mr. Wilton, why can we not study something which we know to be true?"
39566	Was it merely an accident that the dove was fitted to become the emblem of purity and of the Holy Spirit?
39566	Was not this so?"
39566	What care could give him knowledge of the qualities of all natural substances, that he might avoid their dangerous properties?
39566	What carefulness could guard against the tornado on the land, or the hurricane and the cyclone upon the sea?
39566	What could his confession do for the young men already, perhaps, among the lost through his influence?
39566	What did he mean by that, Samuel?"
39566	What does man need besides scope and reward for exertion?
39566	What effect, Peter, has the unevenness of the earth''s surface upon temperature?"
39566	What if Christ be the Son of God?
39566	What if a third example be made of a third city?
39566	What if every wicked city is made an example?
39566	What if hydrogen were put in the place of nitrogen?
39566	What if some other equally active element were mingled with oxygen to form the atmosphere?
39566	What if there be a future life and a judgment day?
39566	What if, in place of nitrogen, vapor of sulphur were substituted?
39566	What is another cause of inequality of temperature?"
39566	What is meant by this?
39566	What is that?"
39566	What is the chief form of this which is used for the production of heat?
39566	What is the general principle touching the effect of heat upon bodies?"
39566	What is the meaning of this?
39566	What is understood, Ansel, by this term, specific heat?"
39566	What need is there of a creator?
39566	What power should save him from the bursting of the volcano and the jaws of the earthquake?
39566	What shall I render unto the Lord for all his benefits?
39566	What was a confession in comparison with the ruin he had caused?
39566	What will be the end of his groping in darkness?
39566	What would be the effect, Ansel, if the atmosphere were as warm, or warmer, at the top than at the surface of the earth?
39566	What, Mr. Hume, do you think the effect would be upon creatures such as we all know men to be?"
39566	When radiant heat falls upon a body, what becomes of it?"
39566	Which will encourage the larger manliness and nurture the higher culture and strength?
39566	Who can prove that the universe did not exist from eternity?
39566	Who should stand sentinel against the unseen poison borne upon the wings of the wind?
39566	Who will mention another method by which heat is economized?"
39566	Who will suggest it?"
39566	Who will tell us?"
39566	Why does not the dew-- for frost is nothing but dew frozen as it forms-- come upon the under side of the paper?"
39566	Why is this, Samuel?"
39566	Why not give up my own will?
39566	Why not pray that God''s will may be done?''
39566	Will some one explain this?"
39566	Will some one mention some of the general methods by which the waste of heat is prevented?"
39566	Will some one now state the manner in which the dynamic theory of heat explains this expansion?"
39566	Will some one suggest what this agency is?"
39566	Will you bolt the door?
39566	Will you not come to him?
39566	Will you not trust his promises and commit yourselves to his hands to be saved?
39566	Will you tell us, Peter, the first and chief of these effects?"
39566	Will you tell us, Samuel, how winds are caused?"
39566	Will you tell us, Samuel, the first adjustment or arrangement upon which the temperature of the earth depends?"
39566	Will you, Mr. Hume, suggest one of the general arrangements for the economical use of heat?"
39566	Wilt thou not bow their pride of heart and turn their wills and make their hearts tender, gentle, and believing?
39566	Wilt thou not draw them to thyself?
39566	Wilt thou not smite the rock, and cause the waters of penitent grief to flow?
39566	With these machines before you, could you tell me whether the inventor were a wise and skillful machinist?"
39566	Would God forgive and raise to heavenly heights a man who had dragged others down to hell?
39566	Would it be possible that Christ should fill his soul with blessedness while his victims were drinking the wine of the wrath of God?
39566	Would it have been wiser and better to leave out of account that most stupendous fact in the history of the human race?
39566	Would that seem to be a fitting employment for the sinless children of the all- loving Father?
39566	Would you be satisfied to have a commonplace experience, such as thousands of others have, which would attract no special notice?
39566	Would you like to study one of the Epistles-- the Epistle to the Romans or that to the Hebrews?"
39566	Yet, taken as a whole, can one doubt that variety of climate and change of temperature are of advantage to man?
39566	You cry out,''Men and brethren, what shall we do?''
39566	and Peter''s answer,"Lord, to whom shall we go?
39566	and the lion, of strength and regal state?
39566	and, What is it for God to glorify himself by his works of creation and government?
39566	he asked;"do you think Genesis less trustworthy than the Epistle of Paul?"
39566	the ant, to be the type of prudent industry?
39566	the horse, of spirit and daring?
39566	the lamb, to be the emblem of gentleness, of Christ the gentle Sufferer, and of his suffering people?
51867	About the 39:12? 51867 An Earthman?"
51867	And how could you expect barbarians to appreciate good music? 51867 And now,"he whispered, still unable to believe that the thing had really happened,"will you... dispose of everyone on Damorlant?"
51867	And then?
51867	And where am I supposed to be coming from, then, since they''re never to hear about Damorlan?
51867	Are n''t you glad, Archivist?
51867	Are n''t you thrilled?
51867	Are they excessively belligerent, then?
51867	Are you going to tell?
51867	Are you really an Earthman, then, Balt?
51867	At least you must know my name?
51867	Besides,Clarey observed in a non- Archivistic manner,"what concern have I with your military morality?"
51867	But how can you help looking into the eyes of the man you love? 51867 But what are we going to do?"
51867	But why ca n''t I come with you? 51867 But why should it be that upsetting?"
51867	But why should the other ilfs ever see a Damorlant?
51867	But why?
51867	Can she cook like her mother?
51867	Care to try it?
51867	Could n''t we dispense with the clichés?
51867	Demi- gods? 51867 Did it?"
51867	Do n''t you consider yourself an intelligent man?
51867	Do n''t you have anything to drink except coffee?
51867	Do n''t you like any of them?
51867	Do n''t you recognize me?
51867	Do our germs work on them?
51867	Do you swear you do n''t mean my people any harm?
51867	Do you think I send expensive toilet sets to myself? 51867 Do you think you can pick up some of those what- do- you- call-''ems-- ulerins-- for us, too, or is there a tabu of some kind?"
51867	Do? 51867 Does n''t it mean anything to you any more, Clarey?
51867	Er-- shouldn''t we start recording while everything''s fresh in my mind?
51867	Exactly how do they regard us?
51867	He''s a temple dancer?
51867	How about physical identity?
51867	How many young men in your position get an opportunity like this? 51867 How often have you been married, Clarey?"
51867	I did n''t dare ask on my own behalf, but it''s your job, is n''t it? 51867 I suppose you had better be deep- probed first, Clarey.... Not even one taste beforehand, Han?...
51867	I suppose you went around telling everybody your suspicions, and Rini wrote that to Irik, too?
51867	I''m a lonely, friendless man-- you must know that if you''ve deep- probed me-- so why should I put up a front and be brave and proud about it?
51867	If the Earthmen can have cars that go through the sky without tracks why should n''t we have cars that run on the ground the same way? 51867 If there are ways of doing things better,"Rini suggested,"why should n''t we have them, too?"
51867	In those tales it''s always the man''s fault, is n''t it? 51867 Is it right to have a librarian that is n''t all there?"
51867	Is n''t it exciting?
51867	Is that difficult to learn?
51867	Is this-- is this not where the 39:12 to Zrig is destined to appear?
51867	Like you?
51867	May I help you, til?
51867	Now what are you going to try to sell me?
51867	Now, why would a smart- looking young fellow like you want to go to a place like this Katund, eh?
51867	Or even linked in liaison? 51867 Otherwise why go in there?"
51867	Our cars can get us where we''re going as fast as we need to go already, why bother?
51867	Remember the first time the staff ship came? 51867 Rigid?"
51867	So everything has worked out all right, after all? 51867 So your wife suspects, does she?"
51867	Stranger, eh?
51867	Sub- Archivist Clarey, what is the meaning of this?
51867	Tea?
51867	That a fact?
51867	The Earthmen''s catapults do go farther and faster, then?
51867	Then is n''t it about time you started to do something?
51867	Then why consider disposing of them?
51867	Unadaptable? 51867 Was it a sham with the Damorlanti?"
51867	What are you going to do?
51867	What can you expect when you ballot yourself a salary raise every year?
51867	What did you say you worked at?
51867	What do they think of our spaceships? 51867 What do you have against the tri- dis, Sub- Archivist?"
51867	What flames?
51867	What give you the idea of comin''to Katund?
51867	What if they did? 51867 What is the job, then?"
51867	What is your aunt''s name?
51867	What kind of a job will I have?
51867	What you''re getting at,he said cautiously,"is that that''s the way to make friends?
51867	What''s that you two are smoking?
51867	What''s the matter with me?
51867	What''s wrong with them?
51867	Where are the files?
51867	Where you going, stranger?
51867	Where''ll you get the native currency?
51867	Where''s the general? 51867 Where_ did_ you get it?"
51867	Which part do you light? 51867 Who can tell what''s in the mind of an Earthman?"
51867	Why are you always so stiff, so cold?
51867	Why did n''t you send a report before trouble started? 51867 Why do you tell me this?"
51867	Why does she have to keep meddling? 51867 Why not?"
51867	Why ridiculed?
51867	Why unfair? 51867 Why?
51867	Whyn''t you get yourself a female or a bite to eat?
51867	Work?
51867	Would you mind telling me exactly what the job is?
51867	You know what I''m reminded of?
51867	You know what taking a secretape out without permission means?
51867	You mean it has n''t been colonized yet?
51867	You mean we might not be given time?
51867	You''ll be the new librarian, I take it?
51867	You''ve got a probe on the ship?
51867	You_ are_ going to take him back alive, are n''t you? 51867 Your boss, eh?
51867	_ That_ humanoid?
51867	Afraid to be alone with me, Clarey?"
51867	And then one day she forgets and looks into his eyes and sees--""What does she see?"
51867	And what have we done to them?
51867	And why do n''t you offer one to Secretary Vollard?"
51867	And yet how could he explain to her what he could n''t quite understand himself, that Irik was vain, stupid, hostile; hence, dangerous?
51867	Are they in great awe of us?"
51867	Besides, why should his appearance mean anything to anybody but himself?
51867	By being a hypocrite?"
51867	Ca n''t you imagine the inevitable results?"
51867	Care to try one, Secretary?"
51867	Care to try one?"
51867	Colonel Blynn smiled and said,"We''ll treat it as one, shall we?"
51867	Could they hear it?
51867	Did it ever occur to you that, if the Damorlanti accepted you, so might your own people, if you approached them in the same way?
51867	Did their hearts beat the same way?
51867	Did you ever_ try_ to make friends on Earth?"
51867	Do you mean at the inn?"
51867	Do you remember that?"
51867	Do you want to remain a Sub- Archivist for the rest of your days or will you take this other road?
51867	Does it mean any the less to you?"
51867	Does it play any the worse because you paid for it?
51867	Does n''t he, Han?"
51867	F''rinstance, do the cars always run on time in Ventimor?"
51867	Flying high, are n''t you, old chap?"
51867	Get any hint of it?"
51867	Great silver birds, something like that?"
51867	Had n''t Spano said that when his term was over he could pick his planet?
51867	Have a smoke- stick?"
51867	Have n''t you heard anything there?"
51867	Have we tried?"
51867	How about the females that the innkeeper''s so anxious to have you-- ah-- meet?"
51867	How could I dare to complain about a man who has such powerful friends?
51867	How could somebody who comes only from the other side of the same world be so strange?"
51867	How could you allow an emergency situation to happen?"
51867	How did you know that?"
51867	How many married people did you know well back on Earth?"
51867	I know you wo n''t let yourself stay buried here forever, and what will I-- what will Mother and I ever do without you?"
51867	I thought the others were n''t allowed off- planet-- except the Baluts, and there''s no mistaking them, is there?"
51867	I''m not saying I''m unique, only that I fitted--""How about trying to look at it from another point of view?
51867	In the second place, who wants to be powerful, anyway?
51867	Indolent?
51867	Intolerant?
51867	Is it absolutely necessary?
51867	Is that what you want?"
51867	Know why?
51867	One day I''ll be so tired I''ll never wake up and Embelsira''ll be alone and what''ll she do, poor thing?
51867	Originally applied to birds, but--""But what else do they think about us?"
51867	Personally offensive?"
51867	Secretary of the Space Service, and you say it''s none of her business?"
51867	Sit down; let me take your cloak--""How about the servants?"
51867	Smoke- stick?"
51867	Superior beings?
51867	Suppose I had been an Earthman, do n''t you see how dangerous this would be, not for me but for you?
51867	The machine had not originally given him a job commensurate with his talents; why should it suddenly recognize them?
51867	The precognitive faculties in the grua, for example--""What are you going to do?"
51867	They must think I''m a fool, Clarey thought; yet why would they bother to fool me?
51867	They say if you-- if we-- are so smart, why do we use hax or the chains like anybody else?
51867	Too quiet?
51867	Too short?
51867	Unless you mean what''s going to happen to you?
51867	Was it too loud?
51867	Was their hearing more acute than his?
51867	Well, who''s ready to have his mug refilled?"
51867	What I meant was your first impressions of the natives.... Is something wrong with the coffee?
51867	What do you care for Earthmen''s opinions as long as your own people like your music?"
51867	What do you know of our-- of the world?
51867	What do_ you_ think of the Earthmen?"
51867	What in the name of whatever gods they worshipped on this planet could a librarian possibly be?
51867	What then?"
51867	What would he disguise himself as-- a touring Earth official?"
51867	What''s a little weakness in the dome- top when there''s money, too?"
51867	Who can live on a librarian''s salary?
51867	Who else, you think, but a man like me would spend ten years on an alien planet as an alien?"
51867	Who''s the lucky little lady?"
51867	Why do n''t we continue the discussion over lunch?"
51867	Why not dive in gracefully?"
51867	Why_ me_?"
51867	Would you want a species as artistic as that to be annihilated by an epidemic?"
51867	You do n''t do anything, but you''ve thought about it a lot, have n''t you?"
51867	You would n''t be humiliated, would you, if you tried to pat a dog and it snarled at you?"
51867	You''ll have U- E status--""What do I want that for?"
51122	A Stranger?
51122	A cause? 51122 A cause?"
51122	And all this you swear to do?
51122	Are Arthur the Organizer and Walter the Weapon- Seeker very important men among the Alien- sciencers? 51122 As a full man, what will be your value to Mankind?"
51122	As his sponsor, do you support his oath and swear that he is to be trusted?
51122	But what happens? 51122 But why the third?"
51122	Did that hurt?
51122	Did those weapons do them any good? 51122 Did you know my father?"
51122	Did you know why your grandmother was called the Dream- Singer, Eric? 51122 Do n''t you want to escape?"
51122	Do you know what your father would have done?
51122	Eric, what''s the most important thing we, or you, or anyone, can do? 51122 Fighting a duel with an initiate?
51122	How do I make my Theft? 51122 How do you like that?"
51122	How long? 51122 Is n''t it possible-- I mean, it is possible, is n''t it-- that my father had some children by another woman?
51122	It still works, Ancestor- science, does n''t it?
51122	My grandmother was from another tribe? 51122 No water?
51122	Nothing wet in there?
51122	Some of the time?
51122	Someone who''s not of Mankind?
51122	Strangers?
51122	The Monsters will hurt you much more if they catch you stealing from them, do you know that? 51122 The third category, did you say?
51122	The_ chief_?
51122	Third category? 51122 What a fight, eh?
51122	What about Franklin? 51122 What am_ I_ up to?
51122	What are you trying to pull? 51122 What can we do there?"
51122	What happened? 51122 What is it?"
51122	What kind of Theft was it that my parents died in?
51122	What should you have remembered?
51122	What the hell''s the matter with you, Roy?
51122	What''s going on?
51122	What''s the chief got to do with my Theft?
51122	What''s your name-- what''s your people?
51122	What?
51122	What?
51122	What_ is_ this, Thomas?
51122	Where? 51122 Which one?"
51122	Why did the Female Society kill them? 51122 Why do we steal?
51122	Why does it have to be Monster souvenirs?
51122	Why should n''t I ask about those other tribes?
51122	Why? 51122 Why?"
51122	Why?
51122	Will you wipe that haze out of your face and pay attention to signals? 51122 Yes, uncle?"
51122	You mean, for someone like me-- an Only, who''s really got to make a name for himself-- I ought to announce like a real warrior? 51122 You picked my name?
51122	You still wo n''t let yourself think about it? 51122 You''ve never heard a Monster walking before?"
51122	***** The chief was asking the first:"Eric the Only, do you apply for full manhood?"
51122	*****"My grandmother?"
51122	A band from Mankind with a message from the chief-- who suspected anything?
51122	And footsteps-- were not those footsteps?
51122	And taking her baby with her?
51122	And there it was again: who had been right, the Record Machine or his uncle?
51122	And what did it make him?
51122	And what do they plan to do if they get themselves untied?"
51122	And where had he taken the band?
51122	And why did all these Strangers, evidently each from a different tribe, agree in the contempt with which they held Mankind?
51122	And why was there no sound of him anywhere, no sign in all this infinity of gloomy, stretching, menace- filled tunnels?
51122	And you know what happens to outlaws, Eric, do n''t you?
51122	And_ how_ would it be interpreted?
51122	Anybody get away?"
51122	Are there enemies about, hidden traps, unthought- of dangers?
51122	Are they the chiefs?
51122	Are you lost in a strange place?
51122	Are you?"
51122	Beat at the door with the shaft of a spear?
51122	But distance where?
51122	But do n''t show a point in our band''s burrow if you know what''s good for you, hear me?"
51122	But how?
51122	But if they rushed him right now--"Who are you?"
51122	But if you could accept the concept of pre- arranged visions, why not pre- arranged Thefts?
51122	But was it?
51122	But were there any places which had no burrows?
51122	But what did a few scratches more or less matter any more?
51122	But what precisely had it been?
51122	But who could lift his hand to a woman and be allowed to live?
51122	But who-- or what-- could have been capable of such a sudden onslaught, such a complete extermination of the best- led band in all Mankind?
51122	But why had n''t they replied to his shouts of identification?
51122	Could his vision be interpreted?
51122	Could it be explained by a sudden onslaught and the complete extermination of his uncle''s band?
51122	Could it be interpreted?
51122	Did n''t he realize how important it was to Eric''s future that his vision be readable, that he get a name to be proud of?
51122	Did that make them non- human, inhuman, anti- human?
51122	Did they stop the Monsters?"
51122	Do n''t you want revenge on Franklin, on Ottilie, for what they did to your wives?
51122	Do n''t you want to escape?
51122	Do n''t you want to get revenge for your wives?"
51122	Do n''t you?
51122	Do you hear me?
51122	Do you know-- do you-- know what-- the cause was?
51122	Do you remember me, Uncle?
51122	Do you think it was an ordinary robbery of the Monsters?
51122	Do you think you can remember that?"
51122	Does the burrow break off in too many branches?
51122	Eric the Scattergood?
51122	Eric the Value?
51122	Eric, which category are you going to announce?"
51122	Franklin nodded, and went on with the next, formal question:"And your reason?"
51122	Had Mankind itself been attacked and driven away from its burrow?
51122	Had his father and mother been any less gullible than the most naive child in the burrows?
51122	Had there been a delayed echo to his cough, a gigantic, ear- splitting echo?
51122	Have you ever heard of a woman going along with her husband on a Theft?
51122	He ca n''t do this to us, can he, Uncle Thomas?
51122	He could n''t look up too high as yet, but what warrior could?
51122	Honestly?
51122	How Close?_ Suddenly, the door fell over into the burrow, and Eric spilled painfully on top of it.
51122	How close?
51122	How could you possibly interpret such a vision?
51122	How dare they remind him of his birth?
51122	How did the rest of the band do?
51122	How do you think they were killed?
51122	How had it exploded the head of Stephen the Strong- Armed?
51122	How had that felt to Arthur the Organizer and Walter the Weapon- Seeker and the others hidden in the base?
51122	How many other tribes are there?
51122	How?
51122	I was going to mate with him when he returned from his Theft, was n''t I, Mother?"
51122	I''m Eric the Eye now, right?
51122	If our ancestors were really Lords of Creation and had such great weapons, would the Monsters have been able to conquer them?
51122	If that were so, how could you continue to believe in logic, in cause and effect?
51122	Is that what my father would have done?"
51122	Is there enough in you to make a man?"
51122	It saved us a lot of trouble, I mean, did n''t it?"
51122	It would run almost forever, if the machine were not tampered with-- although who could dream of tampering with it?
51122	Mankind, Strangers, what difference does it make when their lousy Ancestor- science is threatened?
51122	Monster souvenirs?
51122	Not from Mankind?"
51122	Now how have we been doing that?"
51122	On this day of all days?
51122	Or just enough to attract the Monster''s attention?
51122	Remember, I asked for a third category theft, just like you told me to?
51122	Right?"
51122	So what if they threw a spear through him-- wouldn''t that be better and quicker than the other thing?
51122	So what if they were primarily a source of raw materials to the more populous but less hardy burrows in the rear?
51122	Stay alert, will you?
51122	Surely Mankind''s way was infinitely preferable, far superior?
51122	Tell me, am I Eric the Eye?"
51122	That doorway to Monster territory: who had replaced it?
51122	The world was divided between the Men and the Monsters-- but which were Monsters and which were Men?
51122	The_ third_?"
51122	Then what had happened?
51122	Then what had they lived in?
51122	Then where had he gone?
51122	Then why did his uncle want to get mixed up with Stranger politics, he wondered, as he emerged from the structure?
51122	They had sacrificed themselves-- for what?
51122	Walter the Weapon- Seeker, Arthur the Organizer-- were they at this moment sitting in similar storage burrows awaiting the same slow death?
51122	Walter, what do you have for Eric''s tribe-- for, uh, for Mankind?"
51122	Was he about to be stepped on-- to be squashed?
51122	Was it a weapon?
51122	Was it likely to be any more potent, any less full of falsehood?
51122	Was there more safety for them there now than they could find among human beings?
51122	Was there nothing holy to him?
51122	Were they coming for him now?
51122	What about them?"
51122	What are we here for?"
51122	What could be more than an initiation ceremony and his attainment of full thieving manhood?
51122	What did he find so funny, Eric wondered desperately?
51122	What did it mean?
51122	What did they do that was so awful?"
51122	What difference did it make?
51122	What do you promise to steal from the Monsters?
51122	What does it do?"
51122	What function did it have?
51122	What had they been like?
51122	What happens then?"
51122	What have I got to do with it?"
51122	What in hell is knowhow?"
51122	What is Alien- science?"
51122	What is it to the Monsters?
51122	What is more important than survival?"
51122	What is our life all about?
51122	What is_ this_ to them?"
51122	What other way was there to make your Theft?
51122	What the hell do you expect-- sophistication?
51122	What was funny in Ottilie''s agony as she gave birth to Eric''s future?
51122	What was going on?
51122	What was it to the Monsters?
51122	What was it?
51122	What was supposed to happen, he wondered?
51122	What was the Alien- science equivalent?
51122	What was the name of the structure they were hiding in?
51122	What would you have given her, you dirty singleton?"
51122	What''s this third category stuff you''re up to?"
51122	What, he wondered again feverishly, was this structure in the world of the Monsters?
51122	What?"
51122	When did you first meet Arthur the Organizer?"
51122	When did you leave Ancestor- Science?"
51122	When did you meet him, Uncle Thomas?
51122	Where did that leave religion?
51122	Where do I find the third category?"
51122	Where had the burrows come from?
51122	Where should they go?
51122	Where was his uncle?
51122	Where was the band?
51122	Where will I be?
51122	Where''s your band spirit?
51122	Which, Eric puzzled, which among the many strange magical statements had contained his name and his life''s- work?
51122	Who among us will ever forget Eric the-- the-- Eric the Store- keeper or something, was n''t it?"
51122	Who are they?"
51122	Who asked for a council?"
51122	Who but Strangers, Eric thought contemptuously, would group up in so an alien place without setting sentries at either end of their burrow?
51122	Who did this to you?"
51122	Who knew what went on in the mind of a roach-- and who cared?
51122	Who needs them?"
51122	Why not?
51122	Why should I do it?"
51122	Would his knuckles make enough noise to penetrate the heavy slab?
51122	You can trust my bunch, but still, why take chances?"
51122	You know that, do n''t you, boy?"
51122	You know that, do n''t you?
51122	Your tribe, my tribe-- you know what they call us?
51122	_ Both_ of you?
51122	_ Do n''t you?_"He had to cut through his uncle''s confused mist of gathering delirium.
51122	_ How?_ He forced himself to be calm, to go over every possible alternative in his mind.
51122	_ Right_, do you hear me, Eric?
51122	_ The burrow will open out into a great big space, a real big and real dark space._ What was this place, he wondered?
51122	_ The suddenness of the attack, the treachery of the Monsters_--does it sound like an explanation to you?
51122	_ Twenty paces._ Where did the light come from?
51122	_ Where was the Monster?
8735	A foolish law, no doubt, and from whom?
8735	A termination of the Zardovian conflict, then?
8735	Against the rules?
8735	And what is food except a servant to the body?
8735	And you?
8735	But I thought that you had no traditions? 8735 But how?
8735	But how?
8735	But what else is there to do?
8735	But why do not men see?
8735	But would n''t it catch the forest on fire and burn down your whole empire in the process?
8735	Decisions with what end?
8735	Do you have any idea whose ship it was that went down? 8735 Do you remember when we first met, in the Chambers of History?
8735	Hmm? 8735 Homer''s stories were true, then?"
8735	How is it that you started so long ago and only finished just before I arrived? 8735 How so?"
8735	I know of the solids, but what is this sauce?
8735	I thought that you and Zimri were his children?
8735	If those of the past were so upright and wise, than why are they not still among the living? 8735 In truth it is: time reveals all things yet do all things reveal time?"
8735	Indeed?
8735	Is it true about the revolutions of time and matter, then?
8735	Is that so?
8735	It sounds daring, certainly,I said,"But is it not overly so?
8735	It was a pledge to the Zards of our intention to abide by the agreement, what more precious thing could I give then my own sister?
8735	Know what?
8735	Meaning?
8735	Not many,he sighed,"But tell me, are you ready?"
8735	Of course you do not understand, and how could you, when no one has told you? 8735 Our lives serve as a spectator sport to the gods, then?"
8735	Sir, is it true it was a hairless one he saw?
8735	So I had surmised,I smiled at the reminder,"But tell me, what are your plans, and what is the current situation?"
8735	Tell me,I asked of Ramma,"What do you mean when you call me the White Eagle?"
8735	The time to begin has come then?
8735	Then you do not understand?
8735	Tomorrow? 8735 Unfortunate,"said I,"But surely they can mean no harm, am I not the kinsman redeemer, after all?"
8735	Was?
8735	What devastating event has n''t been blamed on the past in one form or another?
8735	What do you mean by that illustration?
8735	What do you mean by''one of the ancients''?
8735	What do you mean,I asked,"That I did not prevent it in any of the other ages?
8735	What do you mean?
8735	What do you mean?
8735	What do you want me to do there, then?
8735	What is it that we have worked for all of our lives? 8735 What is so important about this Temple of Time, though?"
8735	What is your plan, then?
8735	What offensive is that?
8735	What you mean by focus points?
8735	Which are what? 8735 Why else would I ask?"
8735	Why is that?
8735	Why not just make peace?
8735	Why? 8735 Why?
8735	Would n''t the bombs kill those who set them off, though?
8735	Yes, in fact, it goes even further than that... Say, Zimri, do you think it is allowable to tell him about the physical and the spiritual realms?
8735	Yet it is our ideologies that bring war, besides, do not the ends justify the means?
8735	You fool, do you think that I have n''t heard that voice a thousand times before? 8735 You only confuse me more, what is this White Eagle?"
8735	You sympathize with the Zards, then?
8735	You would not attack Nunami, then?
8735	And now we are here, delegates of the Canitaurian people, safely within our fortress with our kinsman redeemer, so what shall be done?
8735	And yet can an individual be blamed for the faults of a society, can personal responsibility be extended to the members of an unknown multitude?
8735	Bernibus became even more flushed with anger and vehemently asked Wagner,"Why, you heartless brute?
8735	Could not both ideas be tried?"
8735	Do you not realize that if you do that, all that we have worked for all of our lives is lost?"
8735	Do you not see that Daem is already the paradise, that the only thing that it needs for completion is the residence of the Munams?
8735	Do you not think that it was as hard on me as yourself?
8735	Do you really think that we found your outpost on our own, oh Bernibus the''deputy kibitzer''?
8735	Do you still not understand?
8735	Do you think Melville is consoled in death of his miserable life by the vainglorious praises of the living?
8735	Do you think that I will fall for your same trick once more?"
8735	Fate has been fulfilled so far, why wait when it is time to act?
8735	He laughed a slight, sarcastic laugh,"Tell me, Jehu, to whom did he send you, your ancestors or your offspring?"
8735	He said,"Then you do not know?"
8735	He was quiet for a pause, and then said:"She was an angel, what else can be said?"
8735	How can continued destruction revert previous destruction inflicted in the same manner?
8735	How can you justify the keeping of people in such conditions when it is in your power to relieve them?"
8735	How could I exist in any other age but this?"
8735	How is it that they take such a prominent role in everyday life that they can only be resolved by force?
8735	How is it that you lied to me in such a manner?"
8735	I am his agent, why would I turn from him to serve mere mortals?"
8735	I am sure you know all about the conflict between us, and the circumstances of your time that brought its beginning about?"
8735	I asked Onan,''If both the past and the future lead to ruin?"
8735	I do n''t mean, either, the actions that caused the most recent inflammation, but what exactly your conflicting ideologies are?
8735	I looked at him and questioned,"Pure carbon?
8735	I said,"But why not just go yourself?"
8735	I then asked him,"When will this grand offensive be undertaken?"
8735	I was confused,"Onan, does that mean that I was the cause of the war?"
8735	I was skeptical and asked him,"You summoned me?
8735	If they were so powerful, then why are they now extinct?
8735	Is n''t that rather soon?"
8735	Is n''t that so, Wagner?"
8735	Must we suffer more than we already have in an attempt to undo what has already been done?
8735	My intrigue superseded my conviction and I asked interestedly,"But, how is that possible?
8735	Or do you mean you need a more direct agent than those you control only by influence?"
8735	Or do you think that Poe is comforted by such avid attentions in his present abode?
8735	So my fears were not as unfounded as I had thought, was my predestined deja vu, then, real as well?
8735	Tell me Jehu, will you join the Futurists?
8735	Tell me, how did you come to be here?"
8735	Tell me, though, how would you say I am doing so far, am I at least doing fairly?"
8735	Tell me,"I asked more solemnly,"What position does Wagner hold among the Canitaurs?"
8735	That you were more enlightened than those of the past?
8735	The King broke the silence, saying,"Lovely, is n''t it, Jehu?
8735	Turning to them in a zealous perplexity, I said spiritedly,"How can you laugh?
8735	Wagner sighed in the affirmative, and when he had done so, I asked him pointedly,"Why did n''t you tell me?
8735	What are they called?"
8735	What comes when there are no longer any taboos and traditions to break?
8735	What could you possibly value more than your own sister''s life?"
8735	What good are the joys or sorrows of yesterday?
8735	What is it that keeps you from harmony?"
8735	What is it that takes it from the fireside to the battlefield?"
8735	What sense is there in abandoning the mountain of wisdom that the past has built up and leaping blindly into hazy, unknown actions and institutions?
8735	What was it that set it all off?"
8735	Why am I the defender and executioner of the race of men?
8735	Why am I the father and the son, the beginning and the end?
8735	Why am I the protagonist and antagonist of humanity?
8735	Why look into the past for completion, when it is found only in the future?"
8735	Will you join us, friend?"
8735	Would he spare me from death, or his people?
8735	Would n''t that be more effective than fighting each other?
8735	returned I,"Is that how you would describe a touch of humanity?"
35204	All this on an empty stomach? 35204 An idea that will convince me to go offplanet with you?
35204	And the other pile?
35204	Antisurvival? 35204 Anvhar is my planet-- why should I leave?
35204	Any exobiologists there?
35204	Are n''t you exaggerating?
35204	Are there any of your people left on this planet? 35204 Are they going to surrender?"
35204	Are you in the C.R.F.?
35204	Are you that worried, doctor?
35204	Are you the filthy swine responsible for this atrocity?
35204	Because it''s a secret-- isn''t that reason enough?
35204	Because the magter are sick, infected by a destructive life form?
35204	Brion Brandd here, can you read me? 35204 But Hys is in charge of an army now?"
35204	But how?
35204	But what can I do-- as an individual? 35204 But why?"
35204	Can you cancel the transmission and let me take the message in person?
35204	Could it? 35204 Destroy them?
35204	Did the mighty brains on Nyjord bother to tell you that they have chopped another day off the deadline? 35204 Did you ever think of going to Earth?"
35204	Do they often desert their towers?
35204	Do you have any water?
35204	Do you think those green spheres in the magter''s blood cells could be the same kind of thing?
35204	Does it work fast?
35204	Going to do what?
35204	Going to keep on working for the Cultural Relationships Foundation, Brion?
35204	Granted for the moment that this outlandish idea might be true, how did they get here? 35204 Have you told the Disans this as yet?"
35204	How can you be sure?
35204	How do we stand?
35204	How do you feel?
35204	How do you feel?
35204	How do you feel?
35204	How do you know--?
35204	How do you mean parasitic, doctor? 35204 How''s the new patient, doctor?"
35204	I do n''t know how far I can stretch your co- operation-- but could you possibly tell me how to contact them?
35204	I hope you do n''t think those helpless office types like Faussel or Mervv really represented us there? 35204 I wonder if those things are edible-- or store water?"
35204	Is it?
35204	Is n''t that obvious? 35204 Is she short for a native Terran?"
35204	Is that the way you and I are going in?
35204	Is that what you call applied psychology?
35204	Is the boss- man looking after the serfs, to see if they''re fit for the treadmill in the morning?
35204	Is there a tool box here?
35204	It must be-- or how else could that brain- symbiote fit in inside the skull with it?
35204	Lotta rain on your planet? 35204 May I see her?"
35204	Maybe we can still stop it?
35204	Must you have the ship this hot?
35204	Now answer me-- if you can-- what are the last three events in the--he took a quick look at the paper again--"in the Twenties?"
35204	Obligation to whom?
35204	Or it could be the cobalt bombs?
35204	Secret aliens?
35204	Shall I turn around so you can stare at the back, too?
35204	She has to_ what_--?
35204	Should I have the mechanic look at it?
35204	Should n''t I be telling Hys that?
35204	Tell him what?
35204	The man who was here today,Brion said,"Winner Ihjel, do you know where he is?
35204	Then the bombs will fall?
35204	Then they are all dead--?
35204	Three days, three weeks, three minutes-- what difference does it make?
35204	Very logical,he said,"but how often does logic have anything to do with the organization of social groups and governments?
35204	Well, what about us?
35204	What ability? 35204 What about the Nyjorders?
35204	What about the magter, the upper- class types who build castles and are causing all this trouble?
35204	What am I supposed to do?
35204	What are those offworlders doing?
35204	What are you mumbling about?
35204	What can we do in the few hours we have left?
35204	What do I have to do?
35204	What do they mean? 35204 What do you have there?"
35204	What do you mean by that? 35204 What do you mean tomorrow?"
35204	What do you see?
35204	What does it do?
35204	What else could we do? 35204 What happened to the people at the building?"
35204	What happened? 35204 What happened?
35204	What happened? 35204 What has happened?
35204	What in blazes is an empathetic-- and how do you recognize it when you have found it?
35204	What is all the mystery about?
35204	What is it you want?
35204	What is it?
35204	What is it?
35204	What will they do when they have all those frothing magter madmen?
35204	What will you accomplish besides committing suicide?
35204	What you gon na do?
35204	What you want the dead Dis for?
35204	What''s doing?
35204	What''s going on?
35204	What''s the big peak in the middle?
35204	What''s the last thing you can remember?
35204	What''s the matter?
35204	What''s the matter?
35204	What''s your dirty game, Hys?
35204	When do we get off this planet?
35204	When do we leave?
35204	When is that deadline?
35204	Where are we going?
35204	Where do you think you''re going?
35204	Where else should a girl in her condition be? 35204 Where will you be?"
35204	Who are you?
35204	Who is Lig- magte? 35204 Who is making this call-- is it anyone from the Foundation?"
35204	Who was that talked in the window?
35204	Why am I special? 35204 Why did n''t you kill me when you had the chance?"
35204	Why did you lie to her about the Foundation?
35204	Why me?
35204	Why should I? 35204 Why should that bother them?"
35204	Why?
35204	Will this do?
35204	Will you help me again?
35204	Will you sign on?
35204	Will you stop them?
35204	Will_ you_ stop them, Ulv?
35204	Would n''t that be sort of self- eliminating?
35204	Yes?
35204	You are serious?
35204	You did n''t believe me, did you?
35204	You from Nyjord?
35204	You have n''t examined him completely, have you?
35204	You mean-- you''ve adapted to this terrible planet?
35204	You need transportation offworld?
35204	You will go on?
35204	You wo n''t deny that you have put alien thoughts in my head?
35204	You''re going home, are n''t you? 35204 You''re in charge of the Cultural Relationships Free Bread and Blankets Foundation, are n''t you?
35204	_ What do you want?_"I have a message of vital urgency for you-- and I would also like your help. 35204 *****What did you do to me?"
35204	A mutation of some kind?
35204	Agreed?"
35204	And did the former director ever return from seeing him?"
35204	And if they arrived from another planet what has happened to the scientific ability that brought them here?"
35204	And why does n''t anyone know about it besides them?"
35204	And you want me to help you?"
35204	Anvhar was his universe-- how could he even imagine it as a tag- end planet at the outer limb of creation?
35204	Anything else, Faussel?"
35204	Are n''t we all parasites of the lower life forms?
35204	Are there no other survivors from the disaster that destroyed your building?"
35204	Are you from Nyjord?"
35204	Are you in contact with him?"
35204	Are you people egomaniacs, power hungry or what?"
35204	Are you ready to leave now?
35204	Are you?"
35204	Are you?"
35204	At least until tomorrow when we''ll have everything packed and get off this hell planet?"
35204	Because I won the Twenties?
35204	Better, would you join me in my feelings?
35204	But if they wo n''t listen what can we do?
35204	But what about Anvhar itself?
35204	But what about mental survival?
35204	But what was right?
35204	But wo n''t you let us take Miss Morees out now?"
35204	Can I contact the commander of the blockading fleet?"
35204	Can you arrange to get us out of here if necessary?"
35204	Can you find it?"
35204	Could he help his people by helping strangers to fight and kill them?
35204	Could it?"
35204	Could killing stop death?
35204	Could she do this-- with stimulants or drugs?"
35204	Could this tie up in any way with their absolutely suicidal attitude towards the cobalt bombs?"
35204	Could you find anything like a power saw-- that would be ideal?"
35204	Daydle and haydle?
35204	Did n''t you ever see the sun come up before?"
35204	Did you notice that the magter''s brain is no smaller than normal?"
35204	Do I explain that yes, Brion, I like you so very much?
35204	Do you agree now?
35204	Do you ever think of all the people who suffered and died in misery and superstition while civilization was clicking forward one more slow notch?"
35204	Do you get the picture?
35204	Do you have big city- states like Earth?"
35204	Do you know how Disans exist?"
35204	Do you realize what that means--""Is that the message?"
35204	Do you think this has any effect on their social organization?"
35204	Do you think you can stand the sun if I carry you?"
35204	Do you want any more information on the radio?"
35204	Do you want to check that pattern?"
35204	Does it have a brain-- can it think?"
35204	Even if they understood-- would it make any difference to them?
35204	Finally he asked,"What makes you think that?"
35204	Get married?"
35204	Had he cast a spell like some sorcerer-- or the devil in"Faust"?
35204	Had his mind snapped in the strain of the last match?
35204	Hand me that meter, will you?"
35204	Have you done as you said you would?"
35204	Have you found out anything?"
35204	Help me up, will you, darling?
35204	How about breakfast?
35204	How can I find you again?"
35204	How can you possibly prove that I am the only person in the galaxy who can help you?"
35204	How come they have n''t been wiped out before this?"
35204	How could he even know they were men?
35204	How could he put it to use?
35204	How did they get this way?
35204	How did you get him to help you?
35204	How do they take us?"
35204	How do you think the Twenties originated?"
35204	How do you think they are going to be feeling at home-- on Nyjord-- from tomorrow on?"
35204	How is Lea doing?"
35204	How large was mankind''s sense of obligation?
35204	How long had she been awake?
35204	How many newborn babies live to be a year of age on Earth?"
35204	How many times in his life will he have a chance to nurse back to rugged smiling health the triumphantly exhausted Winner of the Twenties?"
35204	How many times must you murder a man?
35204	How much do they know of our work?"
35204	I have Lea Morees with me--""No more?
35204	I have a scalpel and some other things here-- will you perform an autopsy?"
35204	I''m not going to accuse you of lying, but do you realize how thin your evidence sounds from this end?
35204	If the magter were n''t alien, how could he explain their complete lack of emotions?
35204	If they were used-- what in the universe could they be used_ for_?
35204	If we can correct that, we can stop them from attacking Nyjord--""Can they be corrected by midnight tonight?"
35204	If you are all such cool and distant friends, what keeps your birthrate going?"
35204	Is n''t my life my own-- to dispose of as I will?"
35204	Is n''t that right, Moneybags?"
35204	Is that normal to mankind?"
35204	It is your life that needs saving and you must do your part--""What is truth?"
35204	It''s afternoon now--""Of the last day?"
35204	Just where do you think we get the funds for an operation this size?"
35204	Meat animals, vegetables and such?"
35204	Or do you have any troops I can call on for help?
35204	Or had he misread the Disan entirely?
35204	Or had it?
35204	Or killed?"
35204	Or their manner of dress and their secrecy in general?
35204	Or what was canceri?
35204	Reach me a piece of fruit from that bowl, will you?
35204	Self- pity had n''t made him a Winner-- why was he feeling it now?
35204	Sense my attitudes, memories and emotions just as I do?"
35204	Should he save the lives of his killers?
35204	Should he slide out from under?
35204	Should he?
35204	So why was it necessary for the magter to go so far?"
35204	Symbiotes or parasites that live internally like this always degenerate to an absolute minimum of functions....""Tell me about it?
35204	That this world is about to come to an end?"
35204	Their( Their?
35204	Then how does the man feel when he glances at the open books and sees only blank pages?
35204	Think you''ll be back in shape by that time?"
35204	To kill my people?"
35204	Understood?"
35204	Unless you know where the bombs are?"
35204	Was anyone hurt in the attack?
35204	Was he getting a reaction-- or just wishing for one?
35204	Was he wrong?
35204	We are still working, looking for--""What answer can you find that could possibly avert destruction now?"
35204	What about their complete lack of emotion?
35204	What can one man possibly do against a fleet loaded with H- bombs?"
35204	What could he do?
35204	What could possibly be done?
35204	What did he do?"
35204	What did the ship voices mean when they said the magter were destroying the world and must be put down?
35204	What do you want the body for?"
35204	What good can your bunch do when the shooting starts?"
35204	What good will it do you anyway?
35204	What had Ihjel meant?
35204	What help could I possibly be?"
35204	What is it?
35204	What is on the papers that fall from the sky?"
35204	What is the connection with Dis?"
35204	What is the name of this garden planet where we are going?"
35204	What is this thing?"
35204	What is truth?
35204	What was Anvhar after all?
35204	What was he to do?
35204	What was it doing here?
35204	What was that nonsense about Anvhar?
35204	What was wrong here?
35204	What will happen to you at midnight?"
35204	What you want me to do with the stranger?"
35204	What''s happened?"
35204	What''s the commander''s name?"
35204	What''s the difference in the green- fly?"
35204	What''s the fastest way we can get there?"
35204	What''s your business with us?"
35204	When?"
35204	Where are you?"
35204	Where do we go from here?
35204	Which is it?"
35204	Who is he?"
35204	Who was Mansean whose name kept coming up, over and over, each time accompanied by a little moan?
35204	Who were the alkians that seemed to trouble her?
35204	Why am I here?"
35204	Why are you here?
35204	Why would they bother with such a complex camouflage?
35204	Why?"
35204	Why?"
35204	Will you ask him to come and see me at once?"
35204	Will you come with me offworld?
35204	Will you come with me?"
35204	Will you examine the corpse?"
35204	Will you help me stop this?
35204	Will you please keep this circuit open?
35204	Wipe out this fascinating genetic pool?
35204	Wo n''t you please tell me what is going on?"
35204	Wonder how fresh fruit ever got here?
35204	Would the time ever come when men might realize that the obligation should be to the largest and most encompassing reality of all?
35204	Would you like to see how I feel about this?
35204	Yet what was happening?
35204	You are Hys, are n''t you?"
35204	You are from the Foundation, are n''t you?"
35204	You ca n''t expect us to fight a war-- and you surely ca n''t expect us to ignore the plight of sick neighbors?"
35204	You know these things, do n''t you Lea?"
35204	You would n''t happen to have one around?"
35204	You''re not still burned at me for what I said, are you?
35204	[ Illustration] Did Ulv have his blowgun ready to kill Brion if he should try to stop the launchings?
35204	[ Illustration] XVII"Do you mean what you said, about giving up?"
35204	[ Illustration]"Do you see those spherical green shapes grouped together?"
35204	_ Do you understand?_"All pretense of control had vanished and Faussel almost shrieked the last words.
51804	About the other night--Hsi began to perspire, but he said, casually enough,"Interested in baseball?"
51804	And what''s that, exactly?
51804	Anything else?
51804	Are you all right?
51804	Are you sure you''re all right?
51804	Baseball?
51804	Boys, keep an eye on him, why do n''t you?
51804	Can you blame me?
51804	Chandler, is it? 51804 Cigarette?
51804	Cook? 51804 Did n''t your exec tell you what to do?"
51804	Did you like it, love? 51804 Do we have to go over that again?
51804	Do you understand that? 51804 Does it hurt?"
51804	Embarrassing, is n''t it? 51804 Ever fly before?"
51804	From Tripler?
51804	Got a cigarette? 51804 Grave?"
51804	How can you? 51804 How did you know?"
51804	How many''no''votes?
51804	I can just imagine the Party workers in the factory,he said,"trying to figure out how to keep them in line-- bribe them or terrify them?
51804	Know what? 51804 Koitska''s square- wave generator again, right?"
51804	Like it? 51804 Listen,"he said,"can you at least tell me where I''m going?"
51804	Love,he cried to himself,"what''s the matter with Koitska?
51804	Meggie, shall I let him in?
51804	My what?
51804	Not meaning''no''--meaning''no comment''? 51804 Oh, love, why?
51804	One drink eh? 51804 People of Orphalese, as we are_ saved_, do I have your consent to_ pass on_ and proceed to the next order of_ business_?"
51804	Rosie, you idiot, who did you think?
51804	Shall I gouge out eyes? 51804 So maybe you agree with me?
51804	So what else shall we talk about? 51804 Something the matter, love?
51804	Stranger, what do you want?
51804	That puts it right up to me, does n''t it? 51804 That''s better,"she said drowsily, and in a moment,"Was n''t it nice in the plane?"
51804	Vas?
51804	Vot''s your name?
51804	Well, Hsi? 51804 Well, love?"
51804	What about germ warfare in the water supply?
51804	What do you want?
51804	What do you want?
51804	What have you done?
51804	What is it? 51804 What was that all about?"
51804	What''s that on your forehead, dear?
51804	What''s the score? 51804 When will I know?"
51804	Who is the Exec?
51804	Who''s''we''?
51804	Who?
51804	Why do you have to get mixed up in this? 51804 Why the bathing suit?
51804	You been here long enough to see the Monument yet?
51804	You do n''t have anything special to do, do you? 51804 You do n''t like that, love, do you?"
51804	You going to let them kill us without a struggle?
51804	You know how careful I am about getting exercise and so on? 51804 You mean up about three blocks that way?
51804	You mean you''re afraid even to answer a question?
51804	You thinking about stealing them? 51804 You''ve been thinking of us as another race, have n''t you?
51804	You, girl stranger, what''s your name?
51804	_ Kto govorit?_Chandler''s voice answered in English, with a faint Oxford accent:"It is I, Rosie, Kalman.
51804	_ Shto, Rosie?_said Chandler''s mouth thickly.
51804	_ Wha?_She sobbed,"I could feel it!
51804	_ Why_ did you have to burn my hand?
51804	*****"You hate us, do n''t you?"
51804	About a dozen there, right?
51804	Alive or dead?
51804	And then, said the voice, while Chandler stared at the dawn, listening, what about the_ good_ things the exec had done?
51804	And what were the alternatives?
51804	Are you doing anything special right now, love?
51804	As I see it--""What case?"
51804	Burning babies alive?"
51804	But do you see that we''re not altogether a bad thing?
51804	But how firm was that touch?
51804	But now we know you do n''t, so-- What do you mean, how do we know?
51804	But then, why all the power?
51804	But what else was there for him?
51804	Can you get all this for me?"
51804	Chandler said, testing his luck:"You''re sure they''ll keep their end of the bargain?"
51804	Could he smash the chair to get a club, which would give him a weapon to get the guard''s gun?...
51804	Could it?
51804	Czego pragniesh?_""_ Czy ty jedziesz to_ Los Angeles?"
51804	Czego pragniesh?_""_ Czy ty jedziesz to_ Los Angeles?"
51804	D''you know anything at all about submillimeter microwaves?
51804	Do n''t I say that nicely?
51804	Do n''t you know it''s wrong, love?
51804	Do n''t you remember?
51804	Do n''t you see he''s branded?"
51804	Do n''t you think I need a friend?"
51804	Do you come here often?"
51804	Do you have any ideas-- outside of running?"
51804	Do you know what I_ weighed_?"
51804	Do you like surfboarding?
51804	Do you think it is n''t work, keeping that bomb from ever coming here?
51804	Does it make any difference?"
51804	Dr. Palmer, are you there?
51804	Enjoying your meal?"
51804	Exasperated, Chandler said,"How the devil am I supposed to know what to do next?
51804	First thing, anybody got any weapons?
51804	First time?"
51804	For that matter, of any animal, as long as the creature had enough"mind"to seize--"What''s the matter?"
51804	Gd''yeh Koitska?_"Unsurprised the girl pointed to the building.
51804	Give them dachas or send a quota to Siberia?
51804	Has n''t there always been violence?
51804	Have n''t I seen you somewhere before?"
51804	Have you all been by the Monument?
51804	Have you got a list?"
51804	Have you got any idea how they get that way?
51804	He closed the book, looked with satisfaction at Guy and said:"Do you understand that, new friends?
51804	He just wants to see how much you know about building it, Mr.--?"
51804	He knew that in a while he would feel very badly for having killed that girl( which could she have been?
51804	He only asked:"Would that do me any good at all?"
51804	He said hoarsely,"What made it stop?"
51804	He said,"You fly a_ gilikopter_?
51804	He stood up, stretched, scratched himself and wondered what to do next, and he remembered the thread of smoke he had seen-- when?
51804	He was desperate; he became frantic; he was on the point of giving up, and then he found-- someone?
51804	Heart trouble, liver trouble, what can they expect when they lie in bed day in and day out, taking their lives through other people''s bodies?
51804	Hoarsely, his voice almost inarticulate as he tried to talk with his broken jaw, he cried,"Wha... Wha''s..._ matter_, Meg?
51804	Hoaxing-- you know?
51804	Hot in there?"
51804	How do I know how much fuel it''ll take?
51804	How would you like that?
51804	I do not t''ink you can cook, eh?"
51804	I guess he decided to give you a job?"
51804	If they did, what good would it do them?
51804	If ve gave you diagrams you could build?"
51804	It was not impossible that when the guard opened it he could jump him, knock him out, run... run where?
51804	Kto, Kalman?_""_ Konyekhno!_"cried Chandler''s voice and he was carried in and up to where the fat man lounged in a leather- upholstered wheel- chair.
51804	Listen, is there any place I can get something to eat?"
51804	Lost?"
51804	Maybe you think it''s worth while sticking with the Orphalese?"
51804	Meggie, you going to tie these folks up?"
51804	Murder?
51804	No?
51804	Notice anything special about them?"
51804	Now?
51804	Oh, that thing?
51804	Oh,"she remembered,"and her tongue staggered a little without purpose while he was putting it on, did n''t it, Guy?"
51804	Or was Lord Acton, always and everywhere, right?
51804	Or was that irrelevant, since perhaps they needed only to cover the distances between islands in their own archipelago?
51804	Right?
51804	See why, do n''t you?
51804	She had been attracted by the noise from the culture room last-- let''s see--"Was it the seventeenth day of June last?"
51804	She patted her lips briskly with a napkin and said,"Would you like to see something?
51804	She took her hand off the knife warily,"it still hurts, does n''t it?"
51804	Slit throat?"
51804	So I take all this junk back to my room at Tripler and solder up the generator-- then what?"
51804	Still, Chandler thought, who on the island was not a collaborator?
51804	Suppose I came in and picked up a thousand dollars''worth of stuff, would you put that on the bill, too?"
51804	Suppose I meet you down at the Beach?
51804	Sure?
51804	Takes time, does n''t it?
51804	Tell me, if you thought I was doing important work-- oh,_ crucial_ work, love-- would you feel a little easier?
51804	That''s what it says, right?
51804	The chair?
51804	The girl?
51804	The jury acquitted me, right?"
51804	The one whose intestines he had spilled with a silver letteropener in a whim of hara- kiri?
51804	The one with the shotgun in the mouth?
51804	The submillimeter waves were line- of- sight, of course, but would ionosphere scatter make it possible for them to cover great distances?
51804	The trouble with you laymen is you think of lawyers in terms of Perry Mason, right?
51804	The whole Russian government was killed-- wasn''t it?"
51804	Then, abruptly,"And now, de qvestion is, vot to do vit you, eh?
51804	There was a flurry and a woman near Chandler held up a key ring with a tiny knife on it"Penknife?
51804	Think we could n''t tell the difference?"
51804	This is an important shipment, see?
51804	Want me to tell you about when I went through it?"
51804	Want to compare notes about where you were and I was the night the President went possessed?"
51804	Want to see if I''ll lie about it?"
51804	Was that what he had here?
51804	Was the Secretary of the C.P., U.S.S.R. behind that terrible brief agony?
51804	Was there really anything he could do?
51804	We got something taking possession of us, see?
51804	We''re quicker and less painful than starvation, love... and if some of us enjoy the work of weeding out the unfit, does that change anything?
51804	Well, do we take her in or reject her, O people of Orphalese?"
51804	What am I waiting for?"
51804	What are you supposed to be doing?"
51804	What did you expect?"
51804	What do you like in music, love?"
51804	What else did they prove?"
51804	What had he spent his taxes on these years, if not for schools designed with more than one exit in case of fire?
51804	What is it?
51804	What is this that has torn our world apart?
51804	What would you do with them?"
51804	What would you like to drink?"
51804	What''s nice?
51804	What''s the matter with him?
51804	What''s the matter with you?
51804	Where do I go to join?"
51804	Where the people--?"
51804	Where''s Koitska''s tinkertoy?
51804	Who are you?_ The other mind slipped tentatively into his, scanning the paper.
51804	Why not?
51804	Why not?
51804	Why wait?
51804	Why,"she giggled,"we think he ought to get a medal, you know?
51804	Would he not be foolish to throw away so casually this one, unique chance to right every imaginable wrong the world might do him?
51804	Would n''t you?"
51804	Would there be trouble for his taking it?
51804	Would you like to have it forever?"
51804	Would you like to know why it happened?
51804	Would you?"
51804	Yet she did n''t do it--"_ Vi myenya zvali?_"his own voice demanded, harsh and mocking.
51804	You asleep out there?"
51804	You ca n''t make an ordinary claim of possession stick, but what about good old- fashioned insanity?"
51804	You do n''t know what I''m talking about?"
51804	You go get de book verever you pud it and get on dat ship dere, you see?"
51804	You have n''t missed that, have you?"
51804	You know vot dat is?
51804	You live on technicalities, do n''t you?
51804	You mean--"she swerved around a motionless Buick, parked arrogantly five feet from the curb--"you mean you did n''t know who I was?
51804	You see what he''s getting at?
51804	You see?
51804	You sit down there, hear?"
51804	You testing me, too?
51804	You think I''m supposed to get on that plane?"
51804	You want to know why most of my stock''s locked behind an armor- plate door?
31893	A confession of his?
31893	All well, Alent? 31893 Alone?"
31893	Am I not, Larry?
31893	And Manape?
31893	And if your people there are in trouble, in danger-- you will let me help?
31893	And ready-- for everything else?
31893	And the one thing we must do?
31893	And the one thing?
31893	And what are you going to do with us in the meantime? 31893 And who is this?"
31893	And why should n''t I be here attending to my own affairs? 31893 Are ye assembled, frogfolk, that ye may hear the decision of your Thinking Ones?"
31893	Are you doing any flying?
31893	Are you in your right mind?
31893	Back?
31893	But how? 31893 But how?"
31893	But why would he have gone, Tina?
31893	But why,I asked soothingly,"should you wish to kill anyone?
31893	Ca n''t you see that there are things not even you should do? 31893 Can you climb, Ellen?"
31893	Coincidence? 31893 Dearer than the Paste of Strange Dreams?"
31893	Did we do that?
31893	Did you find Migul and his captives-- the girl from 1777 and the man of 1935?
31893	Did you try?
31893	Do we go in here, or keep on ahead?
31893	Do you know the underground route?
31893	Do you mean,I said slowly, trying to understand what he had babbled forth,"that you have come out of the past?
31893	Does Lee Bentley love me?
31893	Does the Old Wise One learn wisdom at last?
31893	Earth year, you mean?
31893	Even in this age of yours they have not discovered that secret?
31893	Frightened, Tina?
31893	From when did you come?
31893	Good God, what does it mean, anyway?
31893	Have I not?
31893	Have n''t you guessed the reason for my interest in your engines of destruction? 31893 Have ye brought the paste of evil to our abode, knowing well the strict proscription of our tribe?
31893	Have you discovered there is no use opposing me, Bentley?
31893	How are you going to go back to your own period-- your own era?
31893	How can a man leave his own age and travel ahead to another?
31893	How do you know all this?
31893	How have you come to have the cage, Tugh?
31893	How, Mary?
31893	I wonder how the old man will take it when the world reads that the_ Bengal Queen_ went down with all on board? 31893 I''m sorry,"I commented,"to be an ungracious host, but I am wondering what your plans may be?
31893	In here?
31893	In our world, Tugh?
31893	Interested in them?
31893	Is it dark, Tina? 31893 Is it far, Princess?
31893	Is it what you wanted?
31893	Is that what you call it when you''ve just heard that it committed murder? 31893 Is that what you call searching for Migul?"
31893	It would be fearful to be marooned here permanently, would n''t it? 31893 Kind of jumpy, eh?
31893	Like any dumb strapper, you''ve got your mind made up, ai n''t you? 31893 May I take you and this friend of yours home, Princess?"
31893	Morones?
31893	Must we go the way of England, of France, of all Europe? 31893 Mystery?"
31893	Nargyll, what did your master do with the visitor?
31893	News to you, eh, Morones? 31893 No Robots in or about it?
31893	No harm must come to the body of Lee, you understand? 31893 Now, Migul?"
31893	Oh, Bentley,he called after a long interval of silence,"do you like the odor of violets?
31893	Overhead?
31893	Perhaps you can arrange for guides for us?
31893	Princess, is it you?
31893	Rascally?
31893	Ready now?
31893	Ready?
31893	See this? 31893 Shall we return to the other room?"
31893	So Harl made a confession, Princess?
31893	So? 31893 Tell me,"he commanded sharply,"what year is this?"
31893	That grave?
31893	That,she said,"is none--""Of my affair?
31893	The savage died in the interest of science?
31893	They are ready for the demonstration at the palace?
31893	This experiment of yours,said Bentley when the period of silence became unbearable,"--won''t you tell us about it?"
31893	Tina, see here-- isn''t there something we can do?
31893	Trouble? 31893 Valueless ye call the white sap?"
31893	Was Alent at his post in the passage to the Robot caverns?
31893	What are you doing here_ now_?
31893	What difference does it make-- a few hours or a day? 31893 What do I care about them?"
31893	What do you mean by that?
31893	What do you mean, this particular one?
31893	What do you mean?
31893	What do you mean?
31893	What do you mean?
31893	What do you want to know?
31893	What do you want?
31893	What do you want?
31893	What happened to the factor who was here before you?
31893	What is it?
31893	What is it?
31893	What is that you said?
31893	What is this?
31893	What matter?
31893	What mystery is there about Harl?
31893	What of my memories?
31893	What shall I do?
31893	What''d you do with the bodies?
31893	What''s the matter with you?
31893	Where are the man and girl whom Migul stole?
31893	Where did you leave Harl and the two visitors?
31893	Where is Harl''s room?
31893	Where is Harl?
31893	Where is Morones?
31893	Where is he now? 31893 Where?"
31893	Which way next?
31893	Which way, Tina? 31893 Who invited you?"
31893	Who is Paul?
31893	Who''ll get me?
31893	Who''ll get me?
31893	Will you be good enough to answer my question? 31893 Will you not tell us what you are going to do with us?"
31893	Will you two be good enough to excuse me? 31893 Would that be satisfactory to Bentley, I wonder?"
31893	Yes, sir?
31893	You approve of my little plan to dominate the world?
31893	You are feeling better?
31893	You are not married?
31893	You choose to be mysterious, sir?
31893	You come from future Time?
31893	You did n''t find out where he went?
31893	You give me orders?
31893	You give me your word of honor as a gentleman not to oppose me?
31893	You have not mentioned this affair to anyone, Shiro?
31893	You hear him?
31893	You mean to say,we asked,"that the pup is now roaming around somewhere in the Twenty- second Century?"
31893	You mean your brain is Bentley''s brain, and that Bentley''s body holds the brain of a great ape?
31893	You mean,said Ellen huskily,"that Lee Bentley there is really an ape?"
31893	You never heard of him again?
31893	You realize, of course, that you''re not going back?
31893	You think my friends will be rescued?
31893	You told them about me?
31893	You travel the Universe, I gather, and yet your scientists have not yet learned to move in time? 31893 You understand that no matter what the Apeman does, you must not try to slay him?"
31893	You want me to take her away from Bentley and give her to you?
31893	You want to come out and go into the front room?
31893	You were below just now in the lower passages?
31893	You will make no attempt to injure me?
31893	You will see that it is not in vain?
31893	You would like to see the Apeman?--the creature that looks so much like you that it will be like peering at yourself in the mirror? 31893 You''ll be careful, Tina?"
31893	You''re not too tired?
31893	_ Bien, mon cher ami_,he told me-- he was as apt to drop into French as Russian or any of a dozen other languages--"a name-- what is it?
31893	***** But what could Bentley do?
31893	***** But who was"Paul?"
31893	***** How could he take the pugnacity out of Apeman without destroying him?
31893	***** How long would Barter wait before making his next move?
31893	***** If Manape were to attempt first aid for Apeman, how would such a sight react upon Ellen Estabrook?
31893	***** Morones''smile might have been a grin of satisfaction, at Olear''s question:"Is that all you''ve bought since the last freighter was here?"''
31893	***** What was Barter doing now?
31893	*****"Coincidence?"
31893	*****"You see?"
31893	5--Drayle''s question( page 124)"Have you arranged the elements?"
31893	A storm of nature?
31893	Also, when our people make an interplanetary flight, would we go with intent to kill?
31893	Am I correct?"
31893	And again she demanded of Tugh,"I ask you, where is Harl?"
31893	And even their leaders, who had sometimes opposed-- were they not kind at heart?
31893	And how could he fight?
31893	And if he were to enunciate words that Ellen could understand, what then?
31893	And if to to- morrow, why not to next year, next century?
31893	And that grave behind the cabin, who or what is it?"
31893	And the document?
31893	And you come shooting off-- trying to make out I stole the''lucene and killed those two fellows, eh?
31893	And, armed with the white- ray, once I get into the place-- You see that I am clever, do n''t you?"
31893	Are my eyes betraying me, or is this a nightmare from which I shall waken presently?
31893	Are those lights ahead at the Power House entrance?"
31893	Are you happy and satisfied-- with what your brothers do with women?"
31893	As for you, you''ll leave here when I bid you, and not before, understand?
31893	Astounding Stories is O. K. Why do we want a lot of deep science with our stories?
31893	But how could she believe, even if a way were discovered?
31893	But if Manape thought you desired his friendship for Bentley...?"
31893	But seriously, do n''t you think that affairs of the heart are very much out of place in"our"type of magazine?
31893	But what did he use for anesthesia?
31893	But what?
31893	But what?
31893	But with his gibberish was he actually conversing with them?
31893	But would Apeman stand the journey?
31893	But would her mind stand up under the awfulness of it?
31893	But would not Ellen die of fright at being borne away through the jungle in the arms of an ape?
31893	But you and Harl knew that?"
31893	But, if he strode toward her now, how would Barter explain that Manape had understood his words?
31893	By the way, I wonder who drew the illustration for this story?
31893	Ca n''t we send a squad of police after Migul?--go with them-- actually make an effort to find them?
31893	Ca n''t you see that, man?
31893	Caleb Barter?
31893	Could he force those hands to something else?
31893	Could he, after all, be a madman?
31893	Could n''t abandon this post to the wogglies, could we?
31893	Could they cross the Atlantic with their enormous load of armored hull, or must they be transported?
31893	Demented, or obsessed with some strange purpose?
31893	Did I not invent these dials?"
31893	Did he dare try?
31893	Did they think now that they would find us passive and unresisting?
31893	Did they want to take our cities undamaged?
31893	Did you empty them?"
31893	Did you ever notice that 75% of all the Readers who say they do not care for science in their stories are women?
31893	Do n''t you understand that some things should be left entirely in the hands of God?"
31893	Do you believe me to be a child, or a weakling?
31893	Do you realize that you are being rather absurd?"
31893	Do you suppose we''d all get locked up for experimenting with this sort of thing fictionally?
31893	Do you think you can confuse me, turn me from my purpose, with words?
31893	Do you want me to tell you a secret?
31893	Do you wonder now that I am unnerved?"
31893	Do you?
31893	Does he despise me for so freely admitting my love?
31893	Going to finish me next, I suppose?"
31893	Had Barter foreseen all that?
31893	Had he walked in his sleep, drawn by some freak of his subconscious mind into the room of Manape?
31893	Had they not checked the advance of an irresistible army to give him and his new weapon an opportunity to open the eyes of the people?
31893	Has he any feeling about it at all?
31893	Has his mind completely gone?"
31893	Have you seen the Council about it to- day?"
31893	He added earnestly,"Do not you think we waste time?
31893	He himself had said that he had prayed to"them"for delay; that in a few weeks he would do-- what?...
31893	His ape brain would warn him, but would his human strength avail in case of necessity, in case of attack by another ape, or a four- footed carnivore?
31893	How about it, boys?
31893	How am I to understand?
31893	How better can he learn than by watching our behavior?"
31893	How came Bentley in this room?
31893	How can I know?
31893	How can you do such a horrible thing?"
31893	How could Bentley render the travesty unconscious and yet make sure that Apeman did not die?
31893	How could he kiss this woman whom he loved with the gross lips of Manape, the great ape?
31893	How could he tell her his love when his voice was such as to frighten the very wild beasts of the jungle?
31893	How could he tell?
31893	How could she know that she was actually in the power of an ape, and that her loved one actually pursued to save her?
31893	How long had he held this great ape in captivity?
31893	How shall I proceed from this moment on?
31893	How shall I procure food for Ellen?
31893	How would she react to the horrible thing he had told her?
31893	How?
31893	I had work to do; why should I neglect it to go scuttling home because someone who feared these swarming rats had begged me to run for cover?
31893	I may be master of the world; who knows?
31893	I said to myself, why should a man be a helpless stick upon the stream of time?
31893	I suppose you''ve long since decided that way, Lee?"
31893	I wonder what?"
31893	If Manape were to attempt to take Apeman back to Caleb Barter, leading the way for Ellen, would she follow, and what would his action tell her?
31893	If Tina did not return, what would he do?
31893	If he did, then what would he do next?
31893	If he left the apes in the hands of the natives, what then?
31893	If the Readers want reprints why does n''t Mr. Clayton publish an annual chock full of reprints for these reprint hounds?
31893	If there were anyone in the jungle back of them, why had he or they failed to challenge them?
31893	If they went wild through the native village, slaying and laying waste, would Bentley be responsible for loss of life?
31893	In other words, why can he not slip back through time to yesterday; or ahead to to- morrow?
31893	Is everybody so pleased with your book that you receive nothing but commendatory letters?
31893	Is it some weird fever?
31893	Is the Power House well guarded by humans?"
31893	It would not be easy to be brave, would it?
31893	It''s by Jack Williamson: need more be said?
31893	Just think, would we, if we received visitors from space, make war on them?
31893	Just why do you permit your Authors to inject messy love affairs into otherwise excellent imaginative fiction?
31893	Larry here?
31893	Larry whispered:"What does this mean, Tina?"
31893	Long enough for Apeman to be well of his illness, so that he might observe what havoc an ape''s brain might work with a human body?
31893	Long enough for Ellen to accustom herself to life among the apes?
31893	Long enough to allow the brain of Bentley to discover what miracles intellect might do with the body of Manape?
31893	Now, with your kind permission, I will burst into the little(?)
31893	Oh, I know that he was you-- but where would all three of us have been had it not been for the powerful body of Manape, the great ape?
31893	Or did violets possess odor?
31893	Or had disaster come upon us all?...
31893	Or had mankind strangely turned decadent, and rushed back in a hundred years or so to savagery?
31893	Or is this too feeble a simile?
31893	Or the heart?
31893	Or would the cunning of Apeman, denizen of the jungle, warn him against any such?
31893	Or would they race for the jungle to escape?
31893	Or, rather, as it would have been yesterday had you looked into a mirror?"
31893	Perhaps you can lead us to food and water?"
31893	Princess?
31893	Purposely, I mean?"
31893	Say, did n''t they have any dumber strappers around than you?
31893	See the blood on his shoulders?"
31893	Shall I tell you why?"
31893	She whispered to Larry,"I think it is best, do n''t you?"
31893	So what are you going to do about it?"
31893	Suppose his man''s brain harbored thoughts of vengeance on enemies, and he now possesses the might of the great ape to carry out his vengeance?
31893	Suppose they swept over Africa like a cloud of locusts?
31893	Suppose you were taken out of the wilds and dropped into a ballroom?"
31893	Tell me, why did you drive him off?"
31893	That is an order-- understand?"
31893	That is my conception of it; is it clear to you?"
31893	The men of the fighting planes were marked for death; one read it in their eyes; but who of us was not?
31893	The other door?
31893	The questions which turned over and over in Bentley''s mind were these: How shall I tell Ellen the truth?
31893	The voices were thanking God-- for what?
31893	Then what does he do?
31893	Then:"Surrender?"
31893	There are other ways of... figuring time now?"
31893	Thinking then that the travesty in there with her-- with Bentley''s body-- was really Bentley, to what lengths might she not be persuaded in her love?
31893	This, I take it, is a ship for navigating space?"
31893	Tina gasped,"Where are our visitors-- the young man and the girl?"
31893	Tina said to him:"Johns, what is being done?"
31893	Tugh has not passed back?"
31893	Understand?"
31893	Understand?"
31893	Was Barter smiling to himself, back there in his awful hermitage, waiting for the working out of his"experiment"?
31893	Was he irrational, this exile of Time who had impressed his sinister personality upon so many different eras?
31893	Was it her woman''s intuition which told her that Manape was a safe guardian?
31893	Was it like this?
31893	Was that necessary?"
31893	Was the brain the seat of the emotions?
31893	Was there any possibility of forcing Barter to perform the operation?
31893	Was this mercy?--from such an enemy?
31893	We are all unarmed, but what matter?
31893	Well, are you proud?
31893	Were the air- cruisers with the fleet, or would they come later?
31893	Were they feeling their way?
31893	What charges of tritonite had the demented man placed in those shells?
31893	What did Barter expect Ellen to do?
31893	What did Barter expect him to do?
31893	What did Barter mean?
31893	What did he expect Apeman to do?
31893	What did that indicate?
31893	What do I care for your records and your histories?
31893	What do you mean?"
31893	What dreadful thing has so awfully changed Lee?
31893	What else could she think?
31893	What experiment was he performing?
31893	What food should Manape secure for Ellen?
31893	What food will Apeman choose for my body to assimilate?
31893	What fruits were edible, what poisonous?
31893	What had Barter meant?
31893	What has happened here?
31893	What if Apeman selected, for example, a mate-- from among the hairy she''s?
31893	What in the world has come over you?"
31893	What is it, Nargyll?"
31893	What is the rest of Barter''s experiment?
31893	What now was Bentley supposed to do?
31893	What part of it had the castaways been witnessing that they had not recognized?
31893	What part of you that I can not see is Lee?"
31893	What should he do now?
31893	What should he do?
31893	What was his duty where they were concerned?
31893	What was the purpose of it?
31893	What was their cruising range?
31893	What was this that Barter was saying?
31893	What would Apeman do, how would he behave, when the white body of Bentley was well again?
31893	What would he see in her beloved eyes when she regained consciousness?
31893	What would morning bring to this strange trio?
31893	What would she think if an ape began to address her in English, and"Bentley"suddenly held speech with the great apes?
31893	What would they do when they were released?
31893	What year is this?"
31893	What_ did_ Apeman think of his condition, anyway?
31893	Where is the soldier who came to visit you?"
31893	Where was Barter?
31893	Where was he?
31893	Where was the ape that had uttered that frightful noise?
31893	Where was the scientist?
31893	Who are you, what are you, that you should ask me a question the smallest child should know?"
31893	Who goes there?"
31893	Who is the best?
31893	Who was this"Paul"who had"prevailed upon the Red Army"to halt?
31893	Why did n''t you wake me up?"
31893	Why do n''t you have one?
31893	Why had this old man shut himself away from civilization like this?
31893	Why in heaven''s name do they buy A. S. if they do n''t like it?
31893	Why need he be borne on this slow current at the same speed?
31893	Will she believe it?
31893	Would Barter try in any way to discover how Bentley would behave in an emergency as leader of the apes?
31893	Would Harl return?
31893	Would he be in time?
31893	Would he not be striving to watch the course of his experiment?
31893	Would he wish to know sufficiently to create an emergency?
31893	Would his brain be able to direct his mighty arms and his fighting fangs in a battle with the apes of the jungle?
31893	Would that body grow well faster when guided by an ape''s brain than when a human brain was in command?
31893	Would they bring the red ships?
31893	Would they follow him?
31893	Would ye not rule the Green Star?"
31893	Would you care to look around a bit?"
31893	Would you like to know what I have done?"
31893	Yet, if you are Lee Bentley, who or what is that?"
31893	You and Harl were pursuing that other cage?"
31893	You do n''t think Harl would desert us?
31893	You do not like my looks?
31893	You have been fed?
31893	You have the dial set for the proper night and hour?"
31893	You have what you came for, you say; why not depart in peace?"
31893	You mean then that we three are part of an experiment?
31893	You mean-- Caleb Barter?
31893	You probably sensed that last evening?"
31893	You see, we are due to start in less than an hour, and--""A passenger would be in your way?"
31893	You were below, Tugh?"
31893	You''ve heard me say that I love Lee Bentley?"
31893	You''ve heard that I was a master of trephining?
31893	You, Manape, have the brain of Bentley, and Bentley has the brain of a great ape?"
31893	[?]
31893	ship?"
32889	Afraid that I''ll get mad and fly out the window?
32889	Agreed? 32889 All through?"
32889	And how much goes down the drain when you launch a battleship? 32889 And if you can find out what makes me tick I can go back to living like myself again?"
32889	And that Solution Two has within itself another unsolved problem; who watches you, and who watches the watchers?
32889	And will the gentlemen please report at once to the Colonel''s office?
32889	And you think you get results by knocking around people that are trying to help you?
32889	Anything? 32889 Are n''t you ever satisfied?"
32889	Believe me now?
32889	Bought any butter lately?
32889	But which is more important; your happiness, or the freedom and happiness of a hundred and seventy millions? 32889 Ca n''t you fatheads make up your minds?
32889	Can I go now? 32889 Can you stop any one of these fans, or all of them?
32889	Cat got your tongue?
32889	Cooperative?
32889	Do I look like a ten- year- old in to get his tonsils out? 32889 Do I pass?
32889	Do n''t you remember the discussion we had about who was going to watch the watchers? 32889 Do you have to harp on that?"
32889	Do you?
32889	Does he know who I am? 32889 For where?"
32889	Forget something?
32889	Good Heavens, man, where''s your patriotism? 32889 Good for what?"
32889	Got any more of those little boxes of aspirin?
32889	Has anybody got a cigarette?
32889	Have you, Mr. Hoover, bought any butter lately?
32889	Headache again? 32889 Here, what''s this?"
32889	Home?
32889	How did he do that?
32889	How much does it cost the Army for an antiaircraft gun?
32889	How much out of your way would it be to fly over Detroit?
32889	How much out of your way?
32889	How much?
32889	How would we like to take a little trip?
32889	I said make the bell ring what?
32889	I want to know just one thing; when do I get out of this rat trap?
32889	If one of these officers will pick out a car or a truck down on the street below can you stop it? 32889 Is it women you want?"
32889	Is she keeping up the payments?
32889	Is that all you have to say?
32889	Is that right? 32889 Is that straight?
32889	Just whom do you think you are addressing?
32889	Make the bell ring what?
32889	Me? 32889 Me?
32889	Me? 32889 Me?"
32889	Miller, what in blazes are we going to do with you?
32889	Mr. Miller,he said briskly,"can you stop these fans as you did, apparently, the other?"
32889	Mr. Miller--"Yeh?
32889	Must you bellow like that? 32889 Navy ship?"
32889	Nice trip?
32889	No report at all, Pete?
32889	No?
32889	No?
32889	Now can I go?
32889	Now what''s the matter with you?
32889	Now what?
32889	Nurses and reporters are human, are n''t they?
32889	Oh, no?
32889	Oh?
32889	Outside of rewriting all the peace treaties in existence, do you remember how our Congress huddled over the Bomb? 32889 People?"
32889	Pete, will you wake up? 32889 Peter, what''s eating you?"
32889	Physical first?
32889	Pull the cord out of what?
32889	Ready to talk now?
32889	Ready?
32889	Ready?
32889	Right in there pitching, were n''t you?
32889	See?
32889	See?
32889	Since when have I been above decks? 32889 So now what?"
32889	So what? 32889 Sorry?
32889	Stein,I said,"are there any more of those sandwiches?"
32889	Straight, now? 32889 Suppose I do n''t?"
32889	Suppose your subscription expires, or is cancelled, for certain reasons that should be obvious?
32889	Talk or listen?
32889	That noisy place? 32889 The customary greeting, I believe, is good morning, is it not?"
32889	The middle one first, you say? 32889 Then what?"
32889	There is n''t any way I can just go home?
32889	These your cigarettes? 32889 This little trip-- how would you like to go back home for awhile?"
32889	We?
32889	Well, what?
32889	Well?
32889	Well?
32889	Well?
32889	What about that? 32889 What are you grinning at?"
32889	What did you expect me to do?
32889	What do you think I''ve been doing? 32889 What does who think what?"
32889	What happened to Whom when I addressed him properly?
32889	What have the people to do with it? 32889 What time is it?"
32889	What wo n''t I like?
32889	What''s all this?
32889	What''s cooking, Bossman?
32889	What''s the big hurry?
32889	What''s the matter with Freddie?
32889	What''s this?
32889	What''s this?
32889	What''s up?
32889	What?
32889	When? 32889 Where did you get that information?
32889	Where do we go from here?
32889	Where would you like to live, gentlemen?
32889	Where would you like to spend some time when we''re through with all this?
32889	Where''s my pants?
32889	Where''s your brains, man? 32889 Where?
32889	Which one where?
32889	Which one?
32889	Who finds out what-- you or I?
32889	Who lives here?
32889	Who wants to be satisfied? 32889 Who''s going to stop me?"
32889	Who''s''he''?
32889	Why not just let me go back home? 32889 Why not?
32889	Why not?
32889	Why?
32889	Will you come this way, please?
32889	Will you gentlemen step over to the window?
32889	Win? 32889 Would you want one?"
32889	Yeah?
32889	Yes, Peter?
32889	Yes?
32889	Yes?
32889	Yes?
32889	You can-- well, let''s say that you can''interfere''with electrical or mechanical devices, ca n''t you?
32889	You did n''t happen to pull the cord out when you walked by, did you?
32889	You have within yourself the ability, the power, to do a great deal for your country, Mr. Miller, or would you prefer to be called Pete?
32889	You know, Bob,I said thoughtfully,"how would you like a big plate of spaghetti?
32889	You mean I have a choice?
32889	You mean that there is n''t any Santa Claus?
32889	You think that was the right way to go about making things better?
32889	*****"Another meeting?"
32889	*****"The Marines, perhaps?
32889	A union man myself, who was I to break another''s rice bowl?
32889	Agreed?"
32889	All I want to know is this-- what''s going to happen to me, and when, and where?"
32889	All I want to know is this-- when do I get out of here?"
32889	Am I a machine?
32889	And how long after that would you stay''free,''as you put it?
32889	And then what?"
32889	And what had made a fairly new eight- cylinder almost disintegrate, apparently on command?
32889	And when am I going to get out of here?"
32889	And where does she think I am right now?"
32889	Answer me this; now, what''s to prevent anyone who has the bomb from coming over here and using it on us?
32889	Any particular one, and leave the rest alone?"
32889	Anything at all?"
32889	Anything else?"
32889	Are you all through?"
32889	Are you insured?"
32889	As far as I''m concerned there''s only one person in this world who can tell me to do anything-- and what''s happened to my wife, anyway?
32889	But did he have any better ideas?
32889	But where was the Army, outside of Simon Legree?
32889	Can you see Congress allowing you, can you see the General Staff agreeing to share you with, for example, a United Nations Commission?
32889	Can you?"
32889	Catch?"
32889	Clear?"
32889	Cold or warm?
32889	Could all this be a coincidence?
32889	Did I know anyone there?
32889	Did I?
32889	Did n''t you say that?"
32889	Do I have to draw diagrams for you?
32889	Do I make myself clear?"
32889	Do I?
32889	Do n''t you believe me?"
32889	Do n''t you know what you want?
32889	Do n''t you know who Doctor Kellner is?"
32889	Do n''t you see that I''ve got to tell you the truth to get out of here?
32889	Do you believe that, Stein?
32889	Do you know what Kellner said?"
32889	Do you know, Peter?
32889	Do you know?"
32889	Do you think I''m going to sit here all night?"
32889	Do you think that Peter Ambrose Miller thinks that way?"
32889	Do you think you can do it?"
32889	Do you want to live forever, or do you expect to?"
32889	Do you?"
32889	Does it make any difference if I get shot in report or in fact?
32889	Does it matter?"
32889	Does that sound too much like a jail sentence?"
32889	Forty years old and a superman?
32889	Got the radio section of the paper?"
32889	Guarded as well and as closely as-- the question is, where?"
32889	Had he found a chink in the armor?
32889	Have you any ideas, any preferences, any suggestions?"
32889	Hoover?"
32889	Hours?
32889	How about some island somewhere?
32889	How about some sub- gum war mein, or chicken cacciatora?"
32889	How about telling me the score?"
32889	How are we going to work this, anyway?"
32889	How do we know how long he''s going to live, or how long he''s going to keep this magic head of his?"
32889	How many times?"
32889	How many years?"
32889	How would you like to be penned up--""Penned up?"
32889	How would_ your_ wife like to know that you''d been shot down like a criminal?
32889	How, for instance, would you feel about Guam or--""Watched by the whole Mounted Police?"
32889	I beg your pardon?"
32889	I got action my way, did n''t I?"
32889	I said,"that kind of a party?
32889	I''d said what he wanted me to say, but now what?
32889	If I do it again you''ll let me loose?"
32889	If not-- could I be any worse off?
32889	Insured?
32889	Is that the phrase you were thinking of, General?"
32889	Is that what you wanted to know?"
32889	It came as a blow to her, naturally--""What about the house?"
32889	It may not be...."What else could he say, or what other way was there to say it?
32889	Kellner stood over his shoulder saying at intervals,"What do you get?
32889	Maybe some pizza?"
32889	Me?
32889	Miller?"
32889	Miller?"
32889	National affairs?
32889	No?
32889	Now do you believe me?"
32889	Now what?"
32889	Okay?"
32889	Okay?"
32889	Okay?...
32889	On your word of honor?"
32889	One single theme kept rolling around like a pea in a washtub; just what had happened to that television set and those jukeboxes?
32889	Or are you one of these people who believe that there is no problem, that all things will solve themselves?
32889	Or even a PT boat?"
32889	Or how long would you stay alive?
32889	Or in the States?
32889	Or ravioli?
32889	Or the Air Corps?"
32889	Over and above the pension?
32889	Over my shoulder I said,"Want to play a little cards tonight?"
32889	Pack?
32889	Peter Ambrose Miller?
32889	Peter, hey?
32889	Rather wait here?
32889	Ready?"
32889	Right, General?"
32889	Right, Senator?"
32889	Right?
32889	Right?"
32889	Right?"
32889	Robertson?"
32889	Robertson?"
32889	Robertson?"
32889	Since when have I been out of this two- by- four shack?"
32889	So I''m prejudiced against everybody, and just what difference does it make?"
32889	So where did that leave me?
32889	Stop it dead in its tracks?"
32889	The United States?
32889	The national safety that Morgan had shouted about-- well, if we had the perfect weapon and the perfect defense, what was there to fear?
32889	The old man spoke directly to the uniforms,"Well, gentlemen, are you satisfied?"
32889	The stem of the apple is this-- what are we going to do with you?"
32889	They were all dead, and I stood up and asked the room,"Which is the express elevator to the main floor?"
32889	Threaten me, would he?
32889	To Stein:"Want to come along?
32889	To me,"Your name Miller?
32889	Tomorrow, and I mean tomorrow, or tomorrow of next year or the year after that, who will be the one to use that weapon?
32889	Turn my back?
32889	Undersecretary, who''s been doing all the fighting, and who''s been starting all these wars?
32889	Undersecretary?
32889	Undersecretary?
32889	Undersecretary?
32889	Wakefield?"
32889	Was I good or bad?
32889	Was n''t it going to be nice to live in a world without punctured eardrums and hamstrung nerves?
32889	Washington?
32889	We have the bomb, have n''t we?"
32889	We''d all had experience with that sort of thing, had n''t we?
32889	Wearily,"Peter, must you always act like a child?"
32889	Well, so what?
32889	What are you laughing at?"
32889	What do I do, and when?"
32889	What do you get?"
32889	What do you know that''s new?"
32889	What do you want me to say?
32889	What had gone on just before I had come in?
32889	What in blazes was the matter?
32889	What was the other name?
32889	What would Helen say to her friends and my friends and her relatives and all the people we know?"
32889	What''s being sorry going to do for me?
32889	What''s being sorry going to do for my wife?
32889	What''s happened to her?
32889	What''s new?"
32889	What''s on your mind?"
32889	What''s so funny?"
32889	What''s the difference?"
32889	What''s the idea?"
32889	What''s the story?"
32889	What''s to prevent them?"
32889	When I was dressed I said,"Now, you were saying--?"
32889	When do I get out of this Black Hole of Calcutta?"
32889	Where did we go from here?
32889	Where do you think you are going?"
32889	Where is she, and what are you doing to her?
32889	Where is she?
32889	Where is she?
32889	Where were we going when they stopped us?"
32889	Where?"
32889	Who cares what some other country has got to say, if words ca n''t be backed up with action?
32889	Who else?
32889	Who were the others?
32889	Why not?
32889	Why not?"
32889	Why should I waste it when an honest dollar might be turned?
32889	Why?
32889	Will I live?"
32889	Will you select from all those cars down there any particular item?"
32889	Would I get a choice?"
32889	Would it not be better-- how many years, Senator, have there been recorded of universal peace?
32889	Would that help?"
32889	Wouldst care for ein bier?"
32889	You know what I mean?"
32889	You mean the extra thirty cents I give the newsboy every week?"
32889	You must be Stein, right?
32889	You were saying--?"
32889	You''ll see to that?"
32889	[ Illustration]"Am I going to have trouble with you?"
32889	and his glance flicked around the table;"in the best liked or most hated country in the world?"
32889	widow?"
33642	... Peggy? 33642 ... did she see you?"
33642	... what... what do you want?
33642	... you said you were on a ship?
33642	A hundred? 33642 About this focus rod?"
33642	About,a general asked,"how much of the total area of the ship would you say your compartment occupied?"
33642	Aintcha never seen a car before?
33642	All I want to know is: Is the gas tank full?
33642	Anybody got a cigarette?
33642	Are you in charge here?
33642	Bridge?
33642	But why not?
33642	Can I ask you a question?
33642	Cigarette?
33642	Could n''t you get a fix on this frequency that controls your mutant powers and locate the space station that way?
33642	Could we build a machine to do that job?
33642	Could you estimate the number of mutants in this other compartment?
33642	Did n''t you say hello a moment ago?
33642	Do you have a small, heavy object?
33642	Do you understand?
33642	Eh?
33642	Going down this way?
33642	Going to get in the movies?
33642	Got any fruit?
33642	He was mad, was n''t he?
33642	Hello, where did you come from?
33642	Hello?
33642	How did you manage it?
33642	How do you feel, Walt?
33642	How do you start this car?
33642	How do you want the money?
33642	How in hell did it leak?
33642	How large an explosion would suffice?
33642	How long have you known?
33642	How long until the invasion?
33642	How long will you be gone?
33642	How long?
33642	How many of you are there?
33642	Huh?
33642	I can kill earthmen, too?
33642	I expect you''d like to know what we''ve done so far?
33642	I mean, Walt Smith or Jones or Johnson?
33642	I should certainly be investigated: just on the basis of being able to do that, should n''t I?
33642	I suppose you want to report on the family next door?
33642	I wonder,she said,"why we... Lyrians... have had certain powers given to us just recently?
33642	I''ll leave at eight, is that right?
33642	If they scatter all over the planet?
33642	If you could maintain contact with his mind all the time, you would; that''s obvious, is n''t it? 33642 If you''re human, what am I?"
33642	Is it a lie, Walt?
33642	Is there a technical library around?
33642	Is there any way we could detect it?
33642	Is there some way we could detect it?
33642	Is there... a larger map? 33642 It''s Russian?"
33642	It''s on the child of Mr. and Mrs. George Temple?
33642	Julia? 33642 Let''s go over here.... What''s your name?"
33642	Let''s huh?
33642	Me?
33642	Meet people?
33642	Mister, for God''s sake,_ can you drive me into L. A._? 33642 More?"
33642	My God, what are you trying to do?
33642	My brain... sometimes... you know? 33642 Oh?
33642	Oh?
33642	Oh?
33642	Somebody following you?
33642	Something wrong?
33642	Suppose it takes as long on your frequency as it did on Julia''s?
33642	Suppose they attack before that?
33642	Suppose they land in a city? 33642 The question is:_ Why did n''t he tell you?_"Walt realized how terribly sly and dangerous she was.
33642	There''s a woman on the, on the_ ninth_ floor I guess it is-- how could I ever have made such a mistake? 33642 Uh--?"
33642	Walt Johnson, is n''t it?
33642	Walt Johnson?
33642	Walt what?
33642	Want me to jump-- or take a truck?
33642	War?
33642	Washington?
33642	We''ll be alone?
33642	Well, now.... And who are you?
33642	Well,he said, dusting off his trousers as he stood up,"well... oh.... Is the service all right, Miss?
33642	What about breakfast?
33642	What about the one I saw a minute ago?
33642	What are you doing here?
33642	What are you talking about?
33642	What did you say?
33642	What do you honestly think?
33642	What do you mean?
33642	What do you propose? 33642 What is the power?
33642	What is the radius of destruction?
33642	What page?
33642	What''s these?
33642	What''s this baloney?
33642	What''s your opinion?
33642	What, what was the page you were reading in your book?
33642	What...?
33642	What?
33642	What?
33642	What?
33642	What?
33642	Where are you going, Walt Johnson?
33642	Where is the war?
33642	Where''s the fire?
33642	Where''s the nearest doctor?
33642	Where''s your car?
33642	Who can you talk to, I mean really? 33642 Who did that?"
33642	Why do n''t the aliens do the fighting for themselves?
33642	Why''n hell did n''t ya radio in for a pick- up? 33642 Wo n''t you sit down?"
33642	Would you look at it closely?
33642	Yes?
33642	Yes?
33642	Yes?
33642	Yes?
33642	Yes?
33642	Yes?
33642	Yes?
33642	You are in contact with her through the shielding? 33642 You are?"
33642	You been here long?
33642	You feel the grip on her I explained?
33642	You got on back there? 33642 You have it in your hand?"
33642	You mean something like the reverse of hemophilia?
33642	You mean,he said,"I could be fixed up to do the things you can do?
33642	You ready, Fred?
33642	You want half?
33642	You want it all?
33642	You wanted a lift, that''s it, is n''t it?
33642	You would say that the rocket could get through?
33642	You''re going to help us all you can, are n''t you, Walt?
33642	You''ve never been to Lyria, then, have you?
33642	Your transmitter will handle our signal?
33642	( But how many centuries will it take for it to come out again?)
33642	( How about the war?
33642	** Can you cut the power of your charges?
33642	** Have you disposed of the one who saw her?
33642	** Will twelve hours be enough?
33642	**"Let me review this again...."As Walt listened, he thought; I wonder if earthmen can prevent themselves from being teleported?
33642	**"May I tell my mates goodbye?"
33642	**** When do you think he''ll be close to her?
33642	**** Yes?
33642	***** Now how did I do that?
33642	***** Russian?
33642	... how?__ Hell with him!__ No, wait!_ one of the five insisted sharply.
33642	... suppose--?
33642	... why not ask Julia?
33642	A Lyrian had taught him?
33642	A few hours rest--""Would you sign this first?"
33642	A non- human?
33642	After she registered, she asked the fatherly old gentleman at the desk,"Where does a person go to meet people?"
33642	An alien?
33642	Are they coming out to surrender?
33642	Are you ready?"
33642	As soon as_ they_ realize something''s wrong....""What else can we do?"
33642	At last he stopped the car and cried to a pedestrian across the street:"Is there any place I can get a map of the city?"
33642	Bullets?"
33642	But am I right, Walt?"
33642	But do, she wondered,_ do_ I remember enough details to enable a surgeon to install a bridge?
33642	But five hundred?"
33642	But suppose Julia were telling the truth?
33642	But then: Where could I go if I did go out?
33642	But to interfere?
33642	But why, when the force controlling her bridge had vanished, had Walt''s bridge remained intact?
33642	But... but... how can I ever convince anyone?
33642	Can I let them go now?"
33642	Can she guess everything?_"Somehow he gains rapport with you."
33642	Can there really be another compartment of-- mutants?
33642	Can we, Forential?"
33642	Can you regain it?"
33642	Can you?"
33642	Colonel?"
33642	Could I have?
33642	Could he be in that car just behind?
33642	Could they get their atom bombs ready?
33642	Could they have been?
33642	Could, she thought, a surgeon-- operate, as it were-- on an adult brain to produce the bridge?...
33642	Did I say something wrong?
33642	Did she remember enough to guide a surgeon?
33642	Did you ever see this Fierut disassemble any part of it?"
33642	Do I remember how?
33642	Do you have any complaints?
33642	Does the fact she did n''t mean she''s not lying?
33642	Earthlings?
33642	Even if I alert Earth, she thought what can we_ do_?
33642	Fast, mister?"
33642	Five hundred?"
33642	Forential?
33642	Get it over with!__ How could I fake it?_ Walt demanded.
33642	Has he convinced them?
33642	He must ask Forential about the process by which babies are created; what was the connection between parent and child?
33642	He''d lie about... about other things?
33642	Her brain might be highly efficient, but was it efficient enough to overcome all the emotional biases implanted by twenty- four years of environment?
33642	How are babies made?"
33642	How are you different?"
33642	How can I convince him to help me?
33642	How can I ever start?
33642	How can I help?
33642	How can we prepare?
33642	How could he hope to kill her?
33642	How dangerous would you say he is?"
33642	How did she manage to break through our telepathic shielding?
33642	How did the collectors produce the mutation in the first place-- assuming they did produce( as well as harvest) it?
33642	How is it we have n''t seen it?"
33642	How long can this go on?
33642	How long do we have?"
33642	How long will it last this time?
33642	How long will it take you to complete it?"
33642	How many arms and legs do you have?__ Two of each._ Her mind was very alert and active.
33642	How much does she...?
33642	How much time did she have?
33642	How''s it going?"
33642	How?
33642	I could show them how to operate on a human to make the bridge; I could talk to a surgeon.... Could I?
33642	I do trust him, do n''t I?
33642	I may call you that?"
33642	I should have-- what should I have done?
33642	I wonder what he meant?
33642	I wonder what size suit he wears?
33642	I wonder why he wanted to?
33642	I''m a mutant?
33642	I''ve got to keep moving until I get my powers back; or until... until... what?
33642	Is Lyria supposed to be a_ planet_?
33642	Is n''t that proof enough for you?"
33642	Is that why the walls of the ship were impenetrable?
33642	Is that why we were never permitted in more than a fraction of the overall space of the ship?
33642	It says in here somewhere that it would be impossible to stop by, by teleportation you call it, do n''t you?
33642	It''s easy to heal, because of the subconscious pattern( the cellular pattern?)
33642	Julia, studying him with faint amusement, said"Have you looked at your brain?
33642	Luna?)
33642	Mars?
33642	Now what information did you want?
33642	Now why, she thought, would it suddenly seem so important that I should seal off Walt''s mind?
33642	Now why--?
33642	Obviously he owed allegiance to the collectors( Lyrians?)
33642	Of this whole area?"
33642	Oh, dear, how can I start?
33642	Open the door, you hear me?
33642	Or how the devil are they-- Forentials, wherever they are-- thinking of starting a war?
33642	Patterns of hatred( like of superstition), are they( are n''t they: who can say?
33642	Plenty of towels?
33642	Shall we postpone further questioning?"
33642	Soap?
33642	Some trick?
33642	Someone called Calvin, was n''t it?"
33642	Suppose she should warn-- but who could she warn?
33642	Suppose they come for me and I''m gone?
33642	Telepathy?"
33642	Teleportation?
33642	That''s correct, is n''t it?"
33642	The President, the Army.... How much time?
33642	The chair?
33642	The first afternoon when the money was actually in the bank under her own name, her father asked,"Well, what are you going to do with it?"
33642	The next development of man?
33642	The pitcher on the table?
33642	Then he went weak with temporary relief: Suppose we had n''t found out about her until the invasion?
33642	There''s enough heat?
33642	They''re the same!__ It proves nothing_, Bob thought...._ It''s faked.__ Is that the best you have to offer?_ one of them sneered.
33642	This is the_ seventh_ floor... is n''t it?"
33642	Walt had traveled here from( where?
33642	Walt said,"Fire?"
33642	Walt said:"You let me go with you?"
33642	Walt will kill her, wo n''t he, Forential?
33642	War?
33642	Was even her knowledge of the real nature of the world-- was mankind''s-- sufficient to overcome such biases?
33642	Was_ she_ capable of attacking them?
33642	We are... are going to fight for females, is n''t that right?"
33642	What about the machines on the ship?
33642	What am I going to do?
33642	What can you lose?__ Forential said--__ Give me a chance!__ Let''s hear him.__ We owe him that._ Walt was sweating now.
33642	What did I do to make her suspicious?
33642	What did that mean?
33642	What do you mean there?"
33642	What do you need?"
33642	What do you want me to say something for?"
33642	What had they said?
33642	What kind of weapons will we be up against?
33642	What makes it run?"
33642	What planet are you on?_"The same planet everyone else is."
33642	What sort of clothing did you want?
33642	What was she getting at?
33642	What with?
33642	What would you do if someone came to you with a story like this?"
33642	What''s happening?
33642	What''s yours?"
33642	When his eyes rested on a spot behind the officer, he said,"What''s that?"
33642	When people can still be convinced of so many, so many falsehoods?
33642	When the supply is used up, how does one obtain more?"
33642	When will we get to the hotel?"
33642	When?
33642	Where are you?_"I''m right here beside you,"she said.
33642	Where did that demon go?
33642	Where did that go?
33642	Where is something?
33642	Where will the invasion strike first?
33642	Where you from?"
33642	Where''s the fire?
33642	Which way do I turn down there?"
33642	Why did Forential say there was a war?)
33642	Why did I?
33642	Why should he want to kill me?
33642	Why, before, we were no different than earthlings?"
33642	Why?
33642	Would they have been more fond of him than Forential?
33642	Would they use one of the terrible atom bombs to destroy him in another minute?
33642	Would you drive me into L. A.?
33642	Yes?
33642	Yes?
33642	You do n''t know just when he''s going to contact you, do you?"
33642	You know how it is?...
33642	You said something, Julia, about making us all like you were: with all those unusual abilities?"
33642	Your account is with this branch?"
33642	_ Could you put your hand through a wooden door?__ Of course._ She smiled happily.
33642	_ Eh?__ Describe yourself again._ He complied.
33642	_ Forential, what am I going to do now?_ Walt sat down.
33642	_ How smart is she?
33642	_ I''m not a Lyrian?_ FORENTIAL!
33642	_ Julia!_... and why_ did_ she lose her powers if she''s a Lyrian?
33642	_ Julia, oh Julia, can you hear me?_ She could n''t.
33642	_ There is an unindoctrinated mutant on Earth!_**"Are you sure?"
33642	_ What do you look like?
33642	_ What planet are you on?_ William''s lips had n''t moved that time.
33642	_ What?_ It was almost involuntary: unbelieving: terrified.
33642	_ What?_ Slowly, Willy was moving the starting lever by teleportation.
33642	_ Where are you?_ Damn her: she is n''t going to answer.
33642	_ Why ca n''t our thoughts penetrate it, then?__ We are n''t developed enough_, Walt thought.
33642	_... oh?
33642	_... the third one from the sun?_ She tried to remember her high school science survey course; and she found that she could remember it very clearly.
33642	an object as large as a rocket?"
33642	are the patterns of hatred too deep, and too dangerous, and too entrenched in our generation?
33642	do these aliens have some way of prodding the Russian bear?
33642	what am I going to do?
33642	what am I going to do?
33642	what?"
33642	would the bridge not join but divide, upset the equilibrium?)
33016	''Clumsy''?
33016	''Yet''?
33016	About Nida Mane, sir? 33016 After Dan Kelly?
33016	All here?
33016	And fly a plane for Saranoff?
33016	And now, how soon can you go? 33016 And you, Ivan Saranoff?"
33016	Are there any local conditions unfavorable to flying?
33016	Are you affected, Captain?
33016	Are you all right, Carnes?
33016	Are you all right, Howard?
33016	Are you all right?
33016	Are you all right?
33016	Are you going on the expedition?
33016	Are you hit bad?
33016	Asmo and Camol, will you help me? 33016 But,"Abbot had objected further,"if so, why have n''t they come up to visit or conquer us?
33016	By morning you expect it will have traveled forty or fifty miles in all directions?
33016	Ca n''t something be done?
33016	Ca n''t they see the field and the plane? 33016 Can either of you pound a key-- code, I mean?"
33016	Can we see you, Van?
33016	Can you get word for me at once to Thig?
33016	Can you hear me up on the boat?
33016	Can you work the radio door controls?
33016	Carnes, is n''t this the darnedest thing we''ve ever been through? 33016 Check this, will you, Walt?"
33016	Chet,she demanded,"are n''t you going to warn him?
33016	Coming, Nida?
33016	Did you get it, Diane? 33016 Did you kill him, Doctor?"
33016	Did you learn Saranoff''s plans?
33016	Did you think I would put you_ all_ out of the ship? 33016 Do n''t you want to go?"
33016	Do you have any faint idea of what a job this is? 33016 Do you know Romehl?"
33016	Dr. Bird,thought the king,"can you communicate with me easily?"
33016	Eh, yes? 33016 Error?"
33016	Fake an S. O. S. Do n''t you see? 33016 Has Captain Ilgen Mr. Lane Mollon''s leave to stay?"
33016	Has Hanac brought our evening food yet?
33016	Has anything been accomplished?
33016	Have I your leave to stay, Mich''l Ares?
33016	Have a heart, will you?
33016	Heave in the riot- ray, will you, old fellow?
33016	Herr Bullard, iss it not-- yess?
33016	Herr Harkness, you have filed claims on it; who am I to dispute with the great Herr Harkness? 33016 How about conscripting a little labor?"
33016	How can I?
33016	How did it get a name like that?
33016	How did it leak out? 33016 How do you know where we''re going?"
33016	How far?
33016	How long are the days and nights?
33016	If our savage ancestors lived on the inhospitable outer shell of the earth,he shouted,"is that a reason for our taking that retrograde step?
33016	In my head?
33016	Inspector Dolan,said Dr. Bird sharply,"why did n''t you tell me those things?"
33016	Is it nearly time?
33016	Is the guard room occupied, sir?
33016	Ivan Saranoff, what means this?
33016	Leave you,he said,"in one place?
33016	Listen, Bill-- I never lied to you, did I?
33016	Mean to tell me you''ve been there? 33016 No, Doctor, what is it?"
33016	Normal?
33016	Notice those short tubes mounted on light wheels over against the walls? 33016 Now what dirty work are they up to?"
33016	Now what?
33016	Operate? 33016 Perhaps you do n''t know, Captain,"Mich''l suggested smoothly,"that it is not wise to disregard the orders of the Provisional President''s son?"
33016	Put you_ all_ on one island?
33016	She made good her escape then?
33016	She there now?
33016	Sir, what are your orders?
33016	So you know this?
33016	So, my friends, you would run away and leave me, would you?
33016	So?
33016	Spare the time? 33016 Sure, but what''s it all about?"
33016	Talk? 33016 The flying conditions were good?"
33016	Then what means this?
33016	Then why have they taken up with Saranoff?
33016	They did n''t?
33016	Think they''ll get over the river, Van?
33016	This your girl that got away from you? 33016 Treachery, eh?"
33016	Well, Carnesy, old dear,said Dr. Bird,"have you been lonesome?"
33016	Well?
33016	What about Nida Mane? 33016 What about your work?"
33016	What are we going to do, Doctor?
33016	What are you doing, Garland?
33016	What can a mental cripple like you do with blind allies like them?
33016	What can be the matter?
33016	What do they want of pilots underground?
33016	What do you intend to do with us?
33016	What do you mean-- moon flowers?
33016	What do you mean-- no use? 33016 What do you mean?
33016	What good would that do?
33016	What is he going to do to us?
33016	What is it, dear?
33016	What is it?
33016	What is the matter, sir?
33016	What say, Kratz?
33016	What seems to be the matter, Captain?
33016	What the dickens?
33016	What was it that you said?--that Harkness and I would be staying here? 33016 What you going to do there?"
33016	What you would have given for this last night, eh? 33016 What''s the big idea?"
33016	What''s the dope? 33016 What''s the idea, Van?"
33016	What''s the matter, Doctor?
33016	What?
33016	When? 33016 Where are we?
33016	Where is Garland?
33016	Where is Nida? 33016 Where is he?"
33016	Where is it?
33016	Where is she?
33016	Where is the ship; where have you hidden it? 33016 Where''s the fire?"
33016	Who are we to question the judgment of our all- knowing masters?
33016	Who could it be?
33016	Who said so?
33016	Who''s that?
33016	Why do n''t you tell them?
33016	Why in thunder are we back here?
33016	Why is he so sure he can get me in the morning? 33016 Why not?"
33016	Why not?
33016	Why?
33016	Why?
33016	Why?
33016	Would you call it a hoax or the real thing?
33016	Would you mind repeating what you just said, Van?
33016	Yeah, that''s the question: what can we do?
33016	Yeah? 33016 Yes, Your Majesty, but may I ask that you alter the vibration period of my comrade, Mr. Carnes?
33016	Yes, and meanwhile the thing is overwhelming us at what rate?
33016	Yes, but what''s all the rush? 33016 Yes?"
33016	Yes?
33016	You are going on the expedition, and Romehl is not?
33016	You are going to maroon us on an island?
33016	You are going to put the three of us off in some lost corner of this world?
33016	You can fly it for sure, Max?
33016	You can see it just as well in daylight?
33016	You have met Senator Mollon?
33016	You have n''t forgotten, Mich''l, this is the day of the Referendum?
33016	You mean--?
33016	You men willing?
33016	You say you bring the stuff here with a light ray?
33016	You trying to put one over on me?
33016	You will do-- what?
33016	You will take us back?
33016	You''ll want me at the tabulating section?
33016	You''re a cheerful sort of soul, are n''t you?
33016	You''re sure you could n''t move? 33016 You, too?"
33016	_ Eh, What?_Dear Editor: Just got my June issue of our good mag, Astounding Stories, and I think that it is great.
33016	***** What danger could there be in this well- guarded world?
33016	*****"Iss there air?"
33016	*****"What is the cube root of 378?"
33016	A hawk-- was it not?
33016	A question, Mr. Cummings: Shades of Polter and Tugh!--why must you always have a deformed character in your stories?
33016	And do you know how fast we are going?
33016	And if so, who?
33016	And now what?"
33016	And then...."Then-- what?
33016	And we see them, or I see the other fellow as he appeared when my time caught up with his?
33016	And what causes gushers?
33016	And what was the Sun like?
33016	And why have n''t we ever found any trace of them?"
33016	And you have n''t answered my other questions: when do we go back?"
33016	And you say there are more?"
33016	Are n''t they real?"
33016	Are you willing to see that brain destroyed?
33016	Bill, Bart, what can we do?"
33016	Boldly he asked him:"Where is Mr. Mollon?
33016	But did he plan to leave them all or only two?
33016	But do n''t you realize what this thing means-- this ungodly growth that''s started?"
33016	But there is a real point of doubt: Would the personality accompany the brain in transplantation?
33016	But was it their two friends after all?
33016	But what could they do?
33016	But what will happen to them all when the automatic machinery fails?"
33016	But where''s the ship?
33016	But who in the devil are you?
33016	But why?
33016	But, why get excited?
33016	Ca n''t you get their thoughts?"
33016	Can you tell us now?"
33016	Carnes?"
33016	Chet had been too intent upon the newscast to heed an opening door at his back....*****"How about it, Chet?"
33016	Could it be that the one chance in a million had actually happened, and that a grapple from the boat above had actually found him?
33016	Could these suits contain human beings?
33016	D''you speak English?
33016	Danny Kelly?
33016	Did he dare take it?
33016	Did n''t I tell you?"
33016	Did not the king give me full power while he was away?"
33016	Did you notice one thing?
33016	Did you notice this?"
33016	Did you think you would just hop over to the Dark Moon?
33016	Did you understand any of their talk?"
33016	Do they appeal to your dramatic sense?
33016	Do you know the Moon''s speed as it approaches?
33016	Do you know we will shoot another two hundred thousand miles straight out before I can check this ship?
33016	Do you mean to cooperate with me or not?"
33016	Doctor, what were those things?
33016	Eh, what?
33016	For Chet Bullard, time ceased to have meaning; what were seconds-- or centuries-- as he stared at that glowing rim?
33016	For that matter, what had become of Harkness?
33016	Get me?
33016	Get me?"
33016	Got a line on him?"
33016	Got an ax or anything?"
33016	Got one with a radio?"
33016	Got''em loaded down, eh?"
33016	Had Walt learned of some plan of Schwartzmann''s?
33016	Had he not taken many such tests on earth and passed them easily?
33016	Had the serpents frightened him back?"
33016	Had you thought that there''s a lot of room to get lost in out here?"
33016	Had you thought what you will look like when that fool pilot rams into it head on?
33016	Have you any ideas?"
33016	Have you doped out something?"
33016	Have you ever noticed that almost every critic of Science Fiction is either a teacher or a female?
33016	Have you realized, Chet, that we own that world-- you and Diane and I?
33016	He killed Mollon?"
33016	Hear the rays?"
33016	Hear?"
33016	Hear?"
33016	Her tinkling, silvery voice was troubled as she asked:"Have I your leave to stay, Mich''l Ares?"
33016	His head!--what had happened to his head?...
33016	His nurse came into the room with extra chairs; Chet waited till she was gone before he repeated:"Now what?
33016	How about an occasional short story?
33016	How about yourself?"
33016	How could the murder of Major Atwood be mentioned in the records of New York?
33016	How did you make out to- day?"
33016	How near were these enemies of his, he wondered?
33016	How on earth did you do it?"
33016	How soon will you be ready to start back?
33016	How''s the side where they got you with the spear?--and how are you?
33016	I see that the edges of the paper are now smooth, but still the leaves stick out beyond one another, so what good does that do?
33016	If a hard- boiled newspaper man would not believe the story, who could?
33016	If not, would not the synthetic"Extra Man"be a human being minus personality?
33016	If there is any amount of time separating two things, those two things are invisible to each other, are they not?
33016	If this is the case, how then can a rocket- propelled space ship go across this void?
33016	If we could get into the Sun again-- wouldn''t you want that?"
33016	In that case, what became of the bodies?
33016	Is it all right with you?"
33016	Is n''t he afraid I''ll leave the island?
33016	Is n''t it possible that he has, at some time in his explorations, come into contact with these fellows and made friends with them?"
33016	Is that right?
33016	It was Harkness-- Walt Harkness-- from whom he had snatched the controls.... To fly to the Dark Moon, of course-- What nonsense was that?...
33016	It was foolish, eh, to reduce the power?
33016	It was useless to run away last night-- not?"
33016	Know how much that stone''s worth?"
33016	Like the great vita- lights that were prescribed by law and evaded by everyone, except possibly the technies?
33016	Make it snappy, will you?"
33016	Might not these jealousies flame into huge wars when translated to the world above?
33016	Must we mention his story?
33016	Nida, you''ll admit I''m taking no unfair advantage of him?"
33016	Now what is going to happen?"
33016	Or why did n''t you let Diane and me back up your yarn?
33016	Or would that power be denied him?
33016	Refused me a loan this morning, did n''t you?
33016	Say nothing about any trouble-- understand?"
33016	So he pointed at her and asked,"Milli?"
33016	Some little plan like that in your mind?"
33016	Some work in connection with the Referendum?
33016	Sure you can spare the time to go out there now?"
33016	Tell me-- where?"
33016	The Midget From the Island A COMPLETE NOVELETTE_ By H. G. Winter_[ Illustration:_"For God''s sake, Hagendorff, what''s come over you?
33016	The best story you ever published?
33016	The black lens at the end of Mich''l''s needle- ray pressed hard, and Lane said naturally:"You have her in custody?"
33016	The ship, you will return it safely to the place where it was?"
33016	Then is it not possible that each individual is existing in a different time realm?
33016	Then what?
33016	Then what?"
33016	Then why did n''t he keep on when he was started?
33016	Think I had it up my sleeve?
33016	This would afford a parallel; for if she realized that there were two languages in the world, might there not be three?
33016	Three strides took Hagendorff opposite him; and from above the thunderous voice rumbled:"What were your sensations?"
33016	To the moon?"
33016	True, the brain is the control room; but--?
33016	Was her patient about to recover consciousness?
33016	What could he do?
33016	What did he say?"
33016	What did you do with them?"
33016	What do you mean?"
33016	What does the title say?
33016	What had happened?
33016	What happened to our neighboring nation of Atlantica only a short 15,000 years ago?
33016	What has happened?"
33016	What is it this time?"
33016	What is it?"
33016	What is it?"
33016	What must one do to vote?
33016	What trouble could this man Schwartzmann threaten that a word to the Peace Enforcement Commission would not quell?
33016	What were they doing out there in the watery- blue midnight?
33016	What will happen when those technies also deteriorate, and lose the will to work?
33016	What will you do if you do land?
33016	What will you do when you open the ports and the--?"
33016	What would happen when the present overloaded machinery should break down; wear out?
33016	What would it do to your machine?"
33016	What''ll we do?"
33016	What''s it all about?"
33016	What''s the idea?
33016	What''s the use of talking to you?
33016	What''s wrong?
33016	When are you going to start putting it on the stands twice a month?
33016	When do we go back?"
33016	Where are we?
33016	Where are you staying?"
33016	Where could he go to elude the inescapable patrols?
33016	Where next?
33016	Where you going?"
33016	Where''d you come from?"
33016	Where''s this laboratory of yours?"
33016	Where''s your first aid kit?"
33016	Who am I to answer?
33016	Who shall it be?"
33016	Who was this man, Schwartzmann, that dared dream of violating their possessions?
33016	Who''s your chief?"
33016	Why could n''t he remember?...
33016	Why could not one see events in which he participated?
33016	Why did n''t you show them the ship?
33016	Why had Hagendorff tricked him?
33016	Why had n''t he first made appropriate inquiries of his guard?
33016	Why had n''t the officials published the entire story as Van told it over the Secret Service radio?
33016	Why have I done it, you wonder?
33016	Why in the devil are they dropping them so near?"
33016	Why not give us more interplanetary illustrations of space ships and the like as in"Brigands of the Moon"?
33016	Why not omit to close any further gates behind him?
33016	Why should the cage appear as a mist at first?
33016	Why struggle?
33016	Will it destroy the space- serpents?
33016	Will you willingly submit your brains to the searching of this instrument?"
33016	Would Mr. Vanderventer be so kind as to fly over there and destroy it before any lives were lost?
33016	Would the ship be there?
33016	Yes; and did you think I was going to stand by and see all the credit go to you?
33016	You little fool-- you think you can get free?
33016	You mean it''ll keep on growing?"
33016	You never saw Van licked yet, did you?"
33016	You were helpless?"
33016	You''re sure this is from the moon?"
33016	Your injury-- how soon will you be well enough?"
33016	_ Ach!_ This machine, it will startle the world of science; it will make its inventor famous-- not?
33016	_ What Price Smoothness?_ Dear Editor: I have just finished the June issue of Astounding Stories.
33016	asked Carnes,"did your light fail?"
33016	exclaimed Abbot,"when you have less than a day to live?"
33016	he asked himself in a half- spoken thought,"--how far have we come?"
33016	he screamed,"you would kill us all?
6414	*([ Footnote]* Need it be said that this is Tennyson''s English for Homer''s Greek?) 6414 Again, what simpler, or more absolutely practical, than the attempt to keep the axle of a wheel from heating when the wheel turns round very fast? 6414 And how has it fared withPhysick"and Anatomy?
6414	And the second is: How has it been perpetuated?
6414	And what has made this difference?
6414	And, after all, is it quite so certain that a genetic relation may not underlie the classification of minerals?
6414	Are all the grandest and most interesting problems which offer themselves to the geological student essentially insoluble?
6414	Are natural causes competent to play the part of selection in perpetuating varieties?
6414	Are these truths ultimate and irresolvable facts, or are their complexities and perplexities the mere expressions of a higher law?
6414	But I imagine I hear the question, How is all this to be tested?
6414	But can we go no further than that?
6414	But has this been done?
6414	But how is this remarkable propulsive machine made to perform its functions?
6414	But in the next place comes a much more difficult inquiry:--Are the causes indicated competent to give rise to the phenomena of organic nature?
6414	But is it not possible to apply a test whereby a true species may be known from a mere variety?
6414	But is the analogy a real one?
6414	But is the like true of the physiological characteristics of animals?
6414	But is this really so?
6414	But now what manner of creatures are these which form these hard skeletons?
6414	But suppose we prefer to admit our ignorance rather than adopt a hypothesis at variance with all the teachings of Nature?
6414	But the plague?
6414	But the question now is:--Does selection take place in nature?
6414	But to how much has man really access?
6414	But what does this attempt to construct a universal history of the globe imply?
6414	But what has grown out of this search for natural knowledge of so merely useful a character?
6414	But what more have we to guide us in nine- tenths of the most important affairs of daily life than hypotheses, and often very ill- based ones?
6414	But what proportion is there between the structural alteration and the functional result?
6414	But where does the grass, or the oat, or any other plant, obtain this nourishing food- producing material?
6414	But whither does all this tend?
6414	But why does a muscle contract at one time and not at another?
6414	Can either be shown to fill up or diminish, to any appreciable extent, the structural interval which exists between Man and the man- like apes?
6414	Can we find any approximation to this in the different races known to be produced by selective breeding from a common stock?
6414	Could not a sensible child confute by obvious arguments, the shallow rhetoricians who would force this conclusion upon us?
6414	Did M. Flourens ever visit one of the prettiest watering- places of"la belle France,"the Baie d''Arcachon?
6414	Did either of these original specimens, on which Von Wurmb''s descriptions are based, ever reach Europe?
6414	Do the physiological differences of varieties amount in degree to those observed between forms which naturalists call distinct species?
6414	Does Nature acknowledge, in any deeper way, this unity of plan we seem to trace?
6414	For what are the phenomena of Agamogenesis, stated generally?
6414	Has not his Paley told him that that seemingly useless organ, the spleen, is beautifully adjusted as so much packing between the other organs?
6414	How are the Cretaceous Ichthyosauria, Plesiosauria, or Pterosauria less embryonic, or more differentiated, species than those of the Lias?
6414	How could that operation of selection, which is his essential function, be carried out by mere natural agencies?
6414	How do you know that the laws of Nature are not suspended during the night?
6414	How do you know that the man who really made the marks took the spoons?
6414	How then is the production of new species to be rendered intelligible by the analogy of Agamogenesis?
6414	How, then, is mud formed?
6414	If you find any record of changes taking place at''b'', did they occur before any events which took place while''a''was being deposited?
6414	In the first place, do these supposed causes of the phenomena exist in nature?
6414	In the first place, what is a species?
6414	Is he in the position of a scientific Tantalus-- doomed always to thirst for a knowledge which he can not obtain?
6414	Is he something apart?
6414	Is it any more than a grandiloquent way of announcing the fact, that we really know nothing about the matter?
6414	Is it not probable that teachers, in pursuing such studies, will be led astray from the acquirement of more important but less attractive knowledge?
6414	Is it satisfactorily proved, in fact, that species may be originated by selection?
6414	Is mother- love vile because a hen shows it, or fidelity base because dogs possess it?
6414	Is paleontology able to succeed where physical geology fails?
6414	Is such a universal history, then, to be regarded as unattainable?
6414	Is there among the plants the same primitive form of organization, and is that identical with that of the animal kingdom?
6414	Is there any test of a physiological species?
6414	Is there no criterion of species?
6414	Is this sound reasoning?
6414	It is the question, why should training masters be encouraged to acquire a knowledge of this, or any other branch of physical science?
6414	Let us take these points separately; and, first, what great ideas has natural knowledge introduced into men''s minds?
6414	No doubt it is a pretty and ingenious way of looking at the structure of any animal; but is it anything more?
6414	Now, how many of those are absolutely extinct?
6414	Now, the next problem that lies before us-- and it is an extremely important one-- is this: Does this selective breeding occur in nature?
6414	Now, what is the effect of this oscillation?
6414	Now, what is the result of all this?
6414	O solidite de l''esprit Francais, que devenez- vous?"
6414	O solidite de l''esprit Francais, que devenez- vous?"
6414	On what amount of similarity of their faunae is the doctrine of the contemporaneity of the European and of the North American Silurians based?
6414	Or does he differ less from them than they differ from one another, and hence must take his place in the same order with them?
6414	Or may I not rather ask, is it possible for you to discharge your functions properly without these aids?
6414	Or to turn to the higher Vertebrata-- in what sense are the Liassic Chelonia inferior to those which now exist?
6414	Or, suppose for a moment we admit the explanation, and then seriously ask ourselves how much the wiser are we; what does the explanation explain?
6414	Shall Biology alone remain out of harmony with her sister sciences?
6414	So what is the use of what you have done?"
6414	Surely, the principles involved in them are now admitted among the fixed beliefs of all thinking men?
6414	Surely, there is nothing in these explanations which is not fully borne out by the facts?
6414	That is to say, how many of these orders of animals have lived at a former period of the world''s history, but have at present no representatives?
6414	The first is: How has organic or living matter commenced its existence?
6414	The first question of course is, Do they thus return to the primitive stock?
6414	The great new question would be,"How does all this take place?"
6414	Then how can you possibly account for the curious circular form of the atolls by any supposition of this kind?
6414	Was the oldest''Homo sapiens''pliocene or miocene, or yet more ancient?
6414	Well, then, the yeast plant being essential to the production of fermentation, where does the yeast plant come from?
6414	What are these"dunes"?
6414	What are those inductions and deductions, and how have you got at this hypothesis?
6414	What books shall I read?
6414	What if species should offer residual phenomena, here and there, not explicable by natural selection?
6414	What if the orbit of Darwinism should be a little too circular?
6414	What is Mr. Darwin''s hypothesis?
6414	What is he doing?
6414	What is it originates, directs, and controls the motive power?
6414	What is it that constitutes and makes man what he is?
6414	What is the purpose of primary intellectual education?
6414	What is the use, it is said, of attempting to make physical science a branch of primary education?
6414	What is this very speech that we are talking about?
6414	What meaning has this fact upon any other hypothesis or supposition than one of successive modification?
6414	What more harmless than the attempt to lift and distribute water by pumping it; what more absolutely and grossly utilitarian?
6414	What relation have these two facts to one another?
6414	What was the reason of this?
6414	What will be the result, then?
6414	What will come of a variation when you breed from it, when Atavism comes, if I may say so, to intersect variation?
6414	What, then, takes place?
6414	When I examine it, what appears to be the most striking character it presents?
6414	Where in nature was the analogue of the breeder to be found?
6414	Where, then, must we look for primaeval Man?
6414	Why does one whole group of muscles contract when the lobster wishes to extend his tail, and another group when he desires to bend it?
6414	Your friend says to you,"But how do you know that?"
6414	and what is the evidence on which those fundamental propositions demand our assent?
6414	is there anything like the operation of man in exercising selective breeding, taking place in nature?
6414	or what is really the state of the case?
6414	said his opponents;"but what do you know you may be doing when you heat the air over the water in this way?
6414	that none of the phenomena exhibited by species are inconsistent with the origin of species in this way?
6414	that there is such a thing as natural selection?
6414	what are the fundamental assumptions upon which they all logically depend?
8665	''But, sir,''insisted Pym, after a pause,''have you provided for ventilating your-- your small apartment?'' 8665 ''Well, gentlemen: why are you two, strangers to me, and to my people, also, I think-- why are you here?''
8665	''Well, gentlemen?'' 8665 But in what way does the belief, or want of belief, of an agnostic, prevent an otherwise able man from being a statesman?"
8665	But is it true? 8665 But what are we to expect of a man who had a volcano for a mother, and an iceberg for a wife?
8665	But what of Poe, and''The Raven?''
8665	But why does she not scream? 8665 But,"I asked,"has not Peters''imagination, owing to the administration of drugs, been unnaturally stimulated?
8665	Do you not think,I finally asked,"that Peters somewhat overestimates the distance of his marvelous leap?
8665	How about the feeling of dislike of Americans for the English, of which we have heard so much in England?
8665	Surely,I said,"you do not mean to say that educated men are not governed in the main by reason?"
8665	That will do very well, doctor; but do n''t you think you are a little severe on Adam?
8665	Then tell me,said he,"what it was he said?
8665	Well, Arthur?
8665	Well, how''s the old man?
8665	Well,I said, as Bainbridge paused, and seemed to be thinking just what to say next,"what of the beautiful Lilama and the infatuated Ahpilus?
8665	Well,said Arthur,"am I allowed to speak?"
8665	Well?
8665	Where did you meet His Highness, Arthur?
8665	''Fire''--''salt''--''ice,''said he?
8665	''Its name?''
8665	''Moves around a great deal,''you say?
8665	''One- eyed?''
8665	''There ca n''t?''
8665	''Were they blondes?''
8665	''Were they brunettes?''
8665	''Why not,''I mentally soliloquized,''why not end this matter at a blow?
8665	''Wings?''
8665	A few more years of grovelling on the clay bosom of the cold, selfish earth, and then-- only oblivion?
8665	After a moment of quiet, Arthur spoke:"Did you see the Prince lately?"
8665	Agreeable to burn forever in hell?
8665	Ah, ha, ha, ha''--the voice rising with each syllable, until the last was almost shrieked at Pym--''Kind to you, were they?
8665	Am I correct?"
8665	And a certain lover-- and curse him, too-- does he grieve?
8665	And is it true you''ve found that old soc- doligin''pirate?"
8665	And is n''t there any way to stop such talk by law?
8665	And they grieve, do they?
8665	And, most of all, who was the female that stood in the way of the boat?
8665	Ask him from what an oak- tree grows?"
8665	At last I said:"And how about the war, doctor?"
8665	At last, he sends for a minister of God-- and what says the spiritual expert?
8665	Bainbridge and I had cast at each other a glance, which plainly said,"Is n''t that Castleton for you?"
8665	Between goodness and beauty, why should there ever be conflict?
8665	But hereafter?
8665	But how old Peters ever lived this long with Castleton monkeyin''with him is a mighty funny thing.--But who''s that?"
8665	But if you love me, tell me what that white curtain reachin''down from the sky was, and what made the ocean bilin''hot?
8665	But now came the rub: how was I to introduce a man when I could n''t utter his name?
8665	But what did become of Pym and Peters?
8665	But, whence the terror?
8665	Can any man move as that thing moves?
8665	Can not you almost behold the scene?
8665	Could it be the end?
8665	Damn it, sir, am I awake?"
8665	Did De Quincey, with that superb mind, succeed in fancying anything that even he could tell?
8665	Did instinct tell them that by such a course the various bands would converge to a union?
8665	Did the old man-- shall we call him a man?--did the old man whisper into Pym''s ear the secret of eternity?
8665	Did you find out these points yet?"
8665	Do you not think that if a religion will not bear the test of cold reason, it should be discarded from the lives of men?"
8665	Even in physics, of what use are logical demonstrations, when the premises are only a foundation more unstable than quicksand-- purely provisional?
8665	Ever study logic, Pickles?
8665	Feel''st thou not with thine hand the heat escape?
8665	From which did you receive the most satisfaction?"
8665	Girl, do you see your lover over there?
8665	Has the insane man caught some sound inaudible to the others?
8665	Has the moment come?
8665	Have you not been listening to fairy tales?--or, rather, to sailor tales?"
8665	He himself said that he had no very great love for written poetry: had he a poetic mind?
8665	How aged?
8665	How much longer would this scene of terror last?
8665	If so, then why did he begin it?
8665	Is it a man?
8665	Let a man so affected try to impart to another his fancies, and-- well, who has not been bored by a drunken man?
8665	May we not, with the brush of fancy, paint for our mental vision many a strange, weird picture?
8665	Need I say more?
8665	No doubt talked for half an hour about the effects of cold on the animal economy?
8665	No, no:''sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof; more I would''--how does it go?
8665	Now does that satisfy you?"
8665	Now if a fellow only had a drove of Giganticus cows, with old Olympus for''em to run over free, where would the other ice- cream fellows be?
8665	Now what possible objection can be advanced to this?"
8665	Now, candidly-- is this sufficient to justify a reproach from Europe that we are striving to claim or to create an aristocracy?
8665	Now, gentlemen, is or is not this supposition logical?"
8665	Say-- I do n''t blame anybody-- but if Mr. Poe knowed he did n''t know these points, what did he get our mouths waterin''for?
8665	Says he, the other day,''Well, Arthur, my boy, when are you coming in to pay your doctor bill?''
8665	Tell me, Allwise One, can you read the future?''
8665	The sympathy of the kind, the well- wishes of the brave-- are they not always a comfort?
8665	The voice says,''Agreeable?
8665	Then, after a second''s pause:"Do you accompany me to see the poor old fellow, tomorrow?"
8665	This interest must have been reciprocal, for he seemed to look for my coming; but then, in whom was he not interested?
8665	This oil maketh very little smoke, yet seest thou not some smoke emerge from the open faucet?
8665	Under the circumstances, what could so noble a people as were the Hili- lites do?
8665	Was Poe in a state of mental aberration when he made Griswold his literary executor?
8665	Was n''t that awful when they saw the shipful of dead corpses?
8665	Was this the end?
8665	What could I have done?
8665	What did he really believe?
8665	What effect, then, did mental condition exert on a man like Peters under the circumstances attending this unparalleled leap?
8665	What heart of maiden would not have softened to this stranger youth?
8665	What is that object?
8665	What made them ante- artic niggers so''fraid of everything white, and what was the hiryglificks on the black marble meant to say?
8665	What says to the dying man this representative and heir of the accumulated spiritual research and culture of the past?
8665	What will our people do when ship- loads of men like these two strangers come to us?
8665	What would not the outer world endure to gain the ship- loads of this stuff that lie scattered over our volcanic islands?
8665	What''s he here for?
8665	Where''s his wife?
8665	Who wants to make all men-- and all women, too-- in a single mental and physical mould?--and a mighty insignificant mould at that?
8665	Why are her eyes fastened-- not on her lover-- not on the madman, but upon another object?
8665	Why did n''t he stay where he was?
8665	Why does n''t he, some day when he has time, dictate a dictionary?
8665	Why must it be that the deepest of all unselfish love goes ever unrewarded?
8665	Why not name his book( and so I said to him),"How the Rich Romans Rotted"?
8665	Why toward the south?
8665	Why, in 1453, did not Constantine in his day of trouble listen to your brainy countryman, and save Europe from the inroads of the Turk?
8665	Would such a revelation have changed youth to manhood in a hundred seconds?
8665	Yet is it not a solace that a few friends gather on the shore to say good- by?
8665	You heard, sir, how idiotically he talked that day, just before I cured old man Peters?
8665	You surely would not have him be untrue to himself?"
8665	You understand me, my old friend?
8665	does n''t that make your windows bulge?
8665	is it not?"
8665	of B?''"
8665	only ten o''clock?"
8665	what do the masses know about decadence?
8665	what will be its value when we have found it?
8665	why must we all feel the full force of a mother''s love and sacrifices only when too late?
96	And if that should not occur?
96	And it is true about this man-- the thing that you have told us is true? 96 And the girl?"
96	And the treasure?
96	And to a protracted residence on one of the Pamarung Islands?
96	And what of these first who are so imperfect?
96	And what treasure? 96 And what want you?"
96	And why?
96	And you have watched over me alone in the jungle for two days?
96	And you think that regardless of their physical appearance the fact that they were without souls would have been apparent?
96	Are you mad, child?
96	Are you mad? 96 But his object?"
96	But the chest?
96	Can it be that our men have mutinied?
96	Can nothing be done to get her back?
96	Can you find the way to the long- house where my father is?
96	Could you not see that I was mad? 96 Did I not myself see him leading his eleven monsters as easily as a captain commands his company?
96	Do you mean to say that my father in a mad attempt to usurp the functions of God created that awful thing?
96	For God''s sake, Sing, what is the matter?
96	Has he ever harmed you in any way?
96	Has he seen anything of the prahu bearing the girl?
96	Has not von Horn told us so many times?
96	Have you noticed anything peculiar in the actions of Thirteen?
96	He intends to do that?
96	He is not dead, Sing? 96 He used that upon them?"
96	Him? 96 How do you know my name?"
96	How long have you lived there?
96	However, why, my dear lieutenant, did you honor me by visiting my island?
96	I knew that you could,she said, simply,"but how my father and I ever can repay you I do not know-- do you?"
96	I say, Dexter,he exclaimed,"who is that beauty?"
96	If you are not Number Thirteen who are you? 96 Is it because they are hideous, or because they are soulless?"
96	Is it the chest he desires, or you?
96	Just how do you distinguish the possessor of a soul?
96	Oh Sing, what can we do?
96	Oh, Bududreen,she exclaimed,"what has happened at camp?
96	Oh, Bulan,cried the girl,"how in the world did you ever happen to come to that terrible island of ours?"
96	Oh, Sing,she cried,"where have you been?
96	She loves me and we wish to escape-- can I rely on you and your men to aid us? 96 Sing lies?"
96	Suppose we should be unable to find our way to the long- house?
96	Then you have already killed Maxon?
96	They have not told you yet?
96	Well?
96	Well?
96	Whallee mallee?
96	What IS the matter with you, and what ARE you doing? 96 What are we to do?"
96	What are you doing?
96	What became of the white man who led the strange monsters?
96	What could be worse than that which you already have divulged? 96 What danger can there be?"
96	What do you mean by saying that he is not a monster?
96	What do you mean, Sing?
96	What do you mean?
96	What do you mean?
96	What do you want here?
96	What do you wish of the Rajah Muda Saffir?
96	What do? 96 What does it mean?"
96	What does the man say?
96	What girl, Tuan Besar?
96	What has happened?
96	What in the world do you mean by saying such a thing as that?
96	What in the world would he want of that enormous and heavy chest?
96	What on earth could have killed this enormous brute, Sing? 96 What was that?"
96	What would you do? 96 When do you wish to sail?"
96	Where are the girl and the treasure?
96	Where are they now-- the balance of them?
96	Where could that horrid creature have come from that set upon me in the jungle and nearly killed poor Sing?
96	Where could we we d?
96	Where is Doctor von Horn?
96	Where is Miss Maxon?
96	Where is Muda Saffir?
96	Where is Number One?
96	Where is my daughter? 96 Where is the white girl?"
96	Which way did he take her?
96	Who are you and what do you want?
96	Who are you,she asked,"to whom I owe my safety?"
96	Who is it comes by night?
96	Who was he?
96	Why did he ever bring me into the world?
96	Why do you loathe them so?
96	Why do you wish to kill me?
96	Why does the big white man who leads the ourang outangs follow us?
96	Why not accept me instead?
96	Why not?
96	Why should I go below, Sing?
96	Why should I look out? 96 Will you give us each a bracelet of brass as well as the rifles?"
96	You are anxious to return?
96	You are glad to be leaving Singapore so soon?
96	You no lememba tallee Lajah stand up wavee lite clothee in plilate boat, ah?
96	You, then, are not dead; but where is Virginia? 96 12 PERFIDY 13 BURIED TREASURE 14 MAN OR MONSTER? 96 14 MAN OR MONSTER? 96 Am I right?
96	And knowing all the time that in a few short weeks at the most you were destined to be given to the thing as its mate?
96	And why not?
96	And why not?
96	Are you not tired of always being penned up?"
96	But the monsters-- how is it that they followed you and obeyed your commands?"
96	But unless you had reminded me I should never have thought to connect him with our visitor of today-- they do look very much alike, do n''t they?"
96	Can it be possible that, after all, his brain is defective?
96	Can you call this thing''child''and mourn over it when you do not yet know the fate of your own daughter?"
96	Can you imagine a more glorious consummation of a man''s life work-- your father''s, for example?"
96	Can you imagine sleeping in the same house with such a soulless thing?
96	Can you not feel for the man who would gladly give his life for you, sufficient affection to permit you to make him the happiest man in the world?
96	Can you prove these things Sing?"
96	Could it be that she had been rescued from the Malay to fall into the hands of creatures equally heartless and entirely without souls?
96	Could it be?
96	Did he owe any loyalty to either her father or von Horn?
96	Do you think that your bravery is equal to the demands that will be made upon it?"
96	Do you understand?"
96	Eating your three meals a day at the same table with it?
96	Eh?"
96	Had he not saved her where others had failed?
96	Have I the honor to address Professor Maxon?"
96	Have you any idea?"
96	He is not one of those created in the laboratory?"
96	He thought that he must indeed be dying, for how could one who suffered so revive?
96	He will live?"
96	How am I to know whether or not I possess a soul?"
96	How can we ever repay you, dear friend?"
96	How could he explain the plans when she evinced not the slightest sign that she was not already entirely conversant with them?
96	How long have I been like this?"
96	How then am I to know what attributes denote the possession of the immortal spark?
96	How was he to tell her of his intention?
96	If I do not wish to kill him, why should you?
96	Is he safe?
96	Is it true?"
96	It will carry us to Borneo, but what can we four do against five hundred pirates and the dozen monsters you have brought into the world?
96	Now that he had won her, what was he to do with her?
96	Now where do you suppose they''re going?"
96	Oh, how could you have permitted it?"
96	Oh, why did you not stop me?
96	Shall we be friends or enemies?"
96	The girl saw the change, and wondered, but how could she guess the grievous wound her words had inflicted?
96	Virginia, you have in your mind a picture of the hideous thing that carried you off into the jungle?"
96	Was she not, by all that was just and fair, his?
96	What do you say, Ninaka?"
96	What do you say?
96	What do?"
96	What do?"
96	What is the result?
96	What is this creature doing out of his pen?"
96	What is your true name?"
96	What say you?"
96	What strange freak of fate sent you to us today?"
96	What was it then?
96	What will you do with them?"
96	Where are Virginia and Dr. von Horn?"
96	Where did you come from?
96	Where is Dr. von Horn?
96	Where is he?"
96	Where is my father?
96	Who could have done it?"
96	Why it is all perfectly simple and logical, Professor Maxon; do you not see it now?"
96	Why not man it herself?
96	Why should you wish to die?"
96	Why workee alsame lascar boy?
96	Will you not be as generous as you are brave, and give me a few days before I must make you a final answer?"
96	Would he come in time?
96	Would the Tuan Besar be so good as to tell them how to make the big prahu steer?
96	You have seen the creatures in the campong next to yours?"
96	You recall Number One whom the stranger killed as the thing was bearing you away through the jungle?
96	You will not forget your promise should we succeed?"
96	she asked in a low, faint voice,"and that there are others like it upon the island?"
50571	A what?
50571	Ah, indeed, and what can you contribute to the Clan that we should consider you worthy of sharing our blood?
50571	Ah, you wandering wench, you,he said,"I knew you could n''t stay away from my irresistible charm, now could you?"
50571	Ah? 50571 Already?
50571	And just what could that be?
50571	And why did they kill my Clansmen, and why did they smash my_ Bird_? 50571 Before all these people?"
50571	But did n''t you say that nothing of the wisdom of the ancients survived on your planet? 50571 But if this is so, why did you all wander about this place the night the_ Bird_ was wrecked?"
50571	But we have to climb back out, do n''t we?
50571	But what is your plan?
50571	But where are the fish tanks? 50571 By Mennirox, is that not a wisp I detect in the northeast quarter?"
50571	Can I depend on that?
50571	Can the island crush a big building?
50571	Demons?
50571	Devils? 50571 Did you hear that?"
50571	Do you believe that?
50571	Do you have them, Green?
50571	Do you know, it''s strange that I was right the first time when I sarcastically referred to the roaming islands as glorified lawn- mowers?
50571	Do you mean you''re still thinking of leaving on the demon''s ship?
50571	Do you suppose you could tag along behind your mother and carry Paxi for her? 50571 Do you think Miran cares at all about what happens to you?
50571	Do you think the Goddess killed him?
50571	Do you think we''re getting close?
50571	Do? 50571 Does n''t the very fact that one killed himself prove they''re not fiends?
50571	Door? 50571 Erased?"
50571	Even if I get to you, then what? 50571 Friend,"said Green, affably enough,"would you mind standing off to one side?
50571	Have n''t you anything better? 50571 Horatio?"
50571	How can the island be paralyzed?
50571	I mean, what magic did they contrive to halt this roamer?
50571	I''m captain until you climb aboard, is that it?
50571	I? 50571 If the gods are so wonderful why did they kill your other two children?"
50571	Indeed it does make one wonder...?
50571	Indeed? 50571 Is he crazy?"
50571	Is n''t this nice?
50571	Just who do you think is going to work the winch?
50571	Men? 50571 My God, what''ll she say?"
50571	Now, where would she get a ruby or any kind of jewel?
50571	Now, why in the world would I do that? 50571 Oh, has he burned them already?
50571	Oh, she did, did she? 50571 Poor dear, why do n''t you forget that appointment and sleep here until it''s time to go back to the castle?
50571	See those? 50571 Speaking of odors,"said Green,"would you please stand to leeward of me?
50571	Spill what?
50571	That few? 50571 The question is what now, little man?"
50571	Then are n''t they letting the other man loose?
50571	Then why ca n''t...?
50571	Then you_ are_ going back to her?
50571	There is wealth in this? 50571 Wha- what do you mean?"
50571	What about it? 50571 What about the cats?"
50571	What about yourself, honored sir? 50571 What are we going to do there?"
50571	What are you doing?
50571	What do you mean what do I mean? 50571 What do you mean?"
50571	What do you mean?
50571	What do you mean?
50571	What do you mean?
50571	What do you think of that?
50571	What do you want?
50571	What happened to you?
50571	What if there are traps set for intruders?
50571	What is it?
50571	What is it?
50571	What is the matter, Alan? 50571 What is the matter?
50571	What''ll I tell her?
50571	What''re we doing that for?
50571	What''s the matter?
50571	What''s the matter?
50571	What, what?
50571	What? 50571 What?
50571	What?
50571	What?
50571	What_ is_ he doing?
50571	Where''s your mother?
50571	Which reminds me, why is it that the natives do n''t use guns? 50571 Why is he doing that?"
50571	Why not let him conduct the hunt?
50571	Why not lower us to the height where I can go out and find food in the garrison''s kitchens?
50571	Why not?
50571	Why, Alan, whatever are you talking about?
50571	Will the wonders of rationalization never cease?
50571	Yes, that''s what you really think of us, is n''t it? 50571 Yes?
50571	Yes?
50571	You ca n''t imagine my wanting to live on that barbaric planet with that woman, can you?
50571	You like me, huh?
50571	You see? 50571 You want me to buy a caravan of wagons, build water- tight tanks into them and use them to transport ocean fish back to here?
50571	You''ll come home tonight? 50571 Your pardon, Your Richness, but may a humble slave speak and not be reprimanded?"
50571	_ What?_"Is there anything strange about that?
50571	_ What?_"Is there anything strange about that?
50571	A vague outline of a white face?
50571	After all, for what other reason had the Norsemen gone to America, and Columbus to the West Indies?
50571	After that....""Yes?"
50571	Amra dried her tears and said,"How did you escape?
50571	Amra must have guessed his thoughts, for she said,"Why do you want to kill him?"
50571	And another something, the hint of a hint, moving to his left?
50571	And could you perhaps give me a slight hint of what you have in mind?"
50571	And he must have....""Must have what?"
50571	And how something mysterious filled it in and covered it with turf?
50571	And if it comes out only at night, where does it hide during the daytime?
50571	And if they''d also accidentally discovered that towers modeled after the charms would stop the roaming islands?
50571	And if they''ve succeeded with one, why not with the others?"
50571	And is n''t the fat old darling the daring one, though?
50571	And lose half the profits of this voyage because we have to pay that robber Duke for the use of his warships?
50571	And perhaps for Inzax, if she wished to come along?"
50571	And the strangers will be burned during the Festival of the Eye of the Sun?"
50571	And what about the sound of the rocket flare''s spiked support being driven into the wooden floor?
50571	And where did she get this money?"
50571	And where is the vessel that brought the two demons down from the skies?"
50571	And why should I still want to follow you, to be with you, even if those towers had turned out to be your what- do- you- call-''em?
50571	And, to cap it all, suppose you held in your hands proof of the biggest science story of the century-- and nobody would believe you?
50571	Are you a man or not?
50571	Are you afraid to face a woman?
50571	Are you so capable at handling physical events but a complete muckup when it comes to psychical?
50571	Back and forth, shuttling for how many thousands of years?
50571	Besides, why should I want to run away?
50571	But every voyage on the Xurdimur is, is n''t it?
50571	But how...?
50571	But then, what else could I expect?
50571	But what did it all mean?
50571	But what if the big stone blocks from the tumbled wall had fallen down behind the statue so that they wedged her too tightly to be released?
50571	But what if the fish should die?"
50571	But what is it all about?"
50571	But what is there on Shimdoog?"
50571	But why should I do it?"
50571	Can men fly in an iron ship through the air?
50571	Can you play any musical instrument?"
50571	Contempt?
50571	Could he pretend to be sick, too, and be left behind when the party set out?
50571	Could he tell her the truth, now he was so near salvation?
50571	Could you meet me tonight at the Hour of the Wineglass at the House of Equality?
50571	Did n''t Miran get here?"
50571	Do n''t you know that at night the plains abound in spirits and demons?
50571	Do n''t you know your own mind?
50571	Do n''t you wish to ride home, too?"
50571	Do they think this is a diplomatic conference or something, that they can dillydally about like this?"
50571	Do?"
50571	Else why should I follow you when you deserted me to run away on the_ Bird_?
50571	Escaped?
50571	Fish, eh?
50571	For me?"
50571	Green leaned forward, his hands gripping the sides of his chair, and said,"Demon?
50571	Green looked appealingly at Miran, but the merchant''s shoulders rose beneath the yellow robe as if to say,"What can I do?"
50571	Green said,"Do you think they''re on the path that leads here?"
50571	Grizquetr paused, then said,"If there is a cave- entrance there, why have n''t other people gone into it?"
50571	Grizquetr, do you remember those slaves who were drinking and gambling outside the Striped Ape Inn?
50571	Had he been too late?
50571	Have you been bitten by the Green Bird of Happiness, which sometimes flies over these plains?
50571	Have you lost your mind, mate?"
50571	Have you no sense of beauty, degenerate slave that you are, that you would smash forever that most beautiful of all things made by the hands of man?"
50571	He could not move nor utter a word; all seemed hopeless, so what was the use of motion or talk?
50571	He wondered whether it was pure accident that they had brought with them the charms in the shapes of spaceships?
50571	How could he teach her that if somebody whom you did n''t like differed with you, you just did n''t try to tear them apart?
50571	How could he teach her to love the same things he did, the music and literature of his own culture?
50571	How did Amra do it?"
50571	How did the Estoryans know how to halt these islands?
50571	How long could he keep up this pace?
50571	How long, O Lord, how long?
50571	How many windrollers come back?
50571	I thought Miran was going to bolt them to the deck?"
50571	I thought all the males who had n''t been killed in the wreck were speared?"
50571	I''m not a superman, am I?"
50571	If those had been ships on which you could leave this world and travel into the skies, would you have taken me along?
50571	If you should slip, who could take your place?
50571	In that case, he thought, why was he hesitating about taking her to Earth, if he got the chance?
50571	Is n''t that what you meant by your statement?"
50571	Is the ship ready to take off?"
50571	Now, do you know that the Estoryans''Book of Gods places much more ritual- power in freshly killed and cooked fish than in smoked fish?
50571	Now, how do you explain that, Foster- father?"
50571	Now, how was he supposed to get the tinder going when it was drizzling?
50571	Now, why should he be warning me to send up a flare?"
50571	Okay?"
50571	One of the women on the''roller wailed,"Are you going to stay on the island and leave us all alone on this''roller in the midst of the Xurdimur?"
50571	Or did they get boosts?
50571	Or do n''t you want me to be here?"
50571	Or had it?
50571	Or has the White Bird of Terror nipped you while you slept last night upon the open deck?"
50571	Or how many can boast your list of forty successful trips?"
50571	Or that if the person you hated was too powerful for you to settle matters with personally you did n''t resort to professional assassins?
50571	Or why were so many hundreds of thousands of Earthmen daring the perils of interstellar space?
50571	Or would she react automatically, as most of her fellows would do, and think that he must surely be a demon in human disguise?
50571	Or, as was likely, was there a door to the plant which could not be opened unless one had a key of some sort?
50571	Remember that one about the big hole made by the meteorite?
50571	See?
50571	Should he kill him?
50571	So why not embrace me?
50571	So... what are you going to do, Alan?"
50571	Sounds paranoid, does n''t it?
50571	Suddenly she said,"You would n''t be thinking of running away, would you?"
50571	Suppose he were to disappear the night before the party, to hide on the windroller while the castle vainly looked for him?
50571	Suppose_ you_ had to cope with the explorer''s highly pneumatic wife and an assortment of characters one of whom is either a Martian or insane?
50571	Surely the Duchess will let you out one night a week?"
50571	Surely they could not have conceived in their wildest dreams of its present use, a mobile fortress for a tribe of cannibals?
50571	Tell me, Walzer, is there enough room for Amra, Paxi, Soon, Grizquetr and myself?
50571	Tell me, does he know where we are staying?"
50571	Thank her for her splendid work while you''re picking up my pieces from the deck, will you?"
50571	The question that alarms me is how did she get it off Miran?
50571	Then why not disappear several days earlier, so that Miran could have time to reload his cargo?
50571	Then, why had this lasted here, whereas it had not done so on other planets, Earth included?
50571	This green hand here?"
50571	Was it his imagination, or did he actually see something moving to his right?
50571	Was it sealed up so that no one could get to it?
50571	We have to turn while we have momentum, and how better to do that than reverse our maneuver?
50571	Well, what about this adoption- by- blood routine?"
50571	Well, where''s this inn?"
50571	Well, why had it done so on ours?
50571	Were n''t there two of them?"
50571	Were you still thinking that I was not-- not good enough for you?"
50571	What about himself, for instance?
50571	What are you plotting?"
50571	What better giveaway than flint scraping against steel?
50571	What can they know of the meaning of those splendors?
50571	What could have made him think for one minute that he could endure life without her?
50571	What if his actions_ were_ meaningless?
50571	What if the man who''d died was the pilot and the other one unable to handle the ship?
50571	What if the poor devil of a survivor turns out to be a navigator?
50571	What indeed?
50571	What price would they not pay for living sea- fish?"
50571	What was its purpose, and whom had its builders been?
50571	What was that?
50571	What would I do without her?"
50571	What would happen when the soldiers received the Duke''s orders, directly contradicting the Duchess''s?
50571	What''s the matter with you, Green?
50571	What''s the matter, are you getting tired of me?
50571	What''s the matter?
50571	What, indeed?
50571	What_ is_ your name?
50571	Where was the power plant?
50571	Who but a captain of the Clan Effenycan would think of such a trick, and carry it through, too?
50571	Why are you shivering so?"
50571	Why can you not fight on deck like two ordinary men and be satisfied if one gives the other a flesh wound?
50571	Why dangerous?
50571	Why do n''t the Vings launch their small craft at night and land boarding parties from them?"
50571	Why do n''t you just follow this island in your ship until we get to a safe distance from here, say about a thousand miles due north?
50571	Why try to understand it?
50571	Why wait for them to close in on him and butcher him like a hog?
50571	Why would any decent human woman want to do that?
50571	Why...?
50571	Why...?"
50571	Why?
50571	Why?
50571	Will we ever know what force wrecked them?"
50571	Wo n''t I get into tremendous trouble by doing that?
50571	Wo n''t it take at least two years?"
50571	Wonder why the passageway was n''t lighted, too?
50571	Would n''t you feel just a little like Julian Cole?
50571	You do n''t like my face?"
50571	You have any?"
50571	You know how the grass on the plains hereabouts has been tall, uncut?
50571	You meant demons, did n''t you?
50571	and you had sailed away into the skies on them?
8673	''Seen what?'' 8673 Ah, who knows?
8673	And are n''t we?
8673	And did you foresee the consequences of the uncovering of the sun?
8673	And the music and language of color?
8673	And what materials do you want to find?
8673	And what must they think of us-- that we are inhabitants of the dark hemisphere also?
8673	And where are we going?
8673	And where''d the Columbus of Space be then?
8673	And why should we be separated?
8673	Are you going to land there?
8673	But are we to be well treated? 8673 But do you think that they understand it now?"
8673	But does Ala comprehend the difference between us and Juba-- I mean in regard to origin?
8673	But how can he know what has happened? 8673 But how do you account for this incredible fountain?"
8673	But how will you manage to float?
8673	But she is not going alone?
8673	But the madness that seized the multitude before the catastrophe-- what did you mean by saying that it was the ultraviolet rays?
8673	But the natives, will you abandon them?
8673	But was it really a-- a giant spider that captured Ala''s man?
8673	But what kind of a language is it, then?
8673	But what kind of arms have you got, Edmund?
8673	But what will Ala think of Ingra now?
8673	But why are you to be separated from us?
8673	But, Edmund,I protested,"why do you, who are always the most hopeful, now fall into despondency?"
8673	But, really, Edmund, what do you think they can be?
8673	But, see here, Peter, what do you make of this religion of theirs, anyway?
8673	But,I said, after a moment of reflection,"how can such a thing be?
8673	Can a fish live out of water?
8673	Could n''t you persuade them,said Jack,"that we come from the upper side of the cloud dome?
8673	Did you ever see a laughing boy throw flies into a spider''s den? 8673 Do n''t you see what they''re about?"
8673	Do you believe there are any inhabitants on Venus?
8673	Do you know what that recalls to me?
8673	Do you mean to say that angels are massive?
8673	Do you note the significance of that arrangement?
8673	Do you want to stay on Venus all your life?
8673	Edmund, where''d we have been without Juba?
8673	Edmund,he said,"why do you insist upon endangering our lives for the sake of this-- this-- animal here?"
8673	Favorable or unfavorable?
8673	Going down again so soon?
8673	Got at what?
8673	Had we not better go on?
8673	Has Venus got any oceans?
8673	Have you had a talk with her?
8673	How do you know?
8673	How far is it to Venus?
8673	How has that been developed?
8673	How in the world could you have worked so fast?
8673	How long have I been here?
8673	How so?
8673	How would one of those things look hanging over the fireplace of old Olympus? 8673 If there were danger, it would be hard for us to escape from it now; but why should there be danger?
8673	If they have n''t any years,said Jack,"how do they know when they are old enough to die?"
8673	In God''s name, what''s that?
8673	In God''s name,gasped Jack, leaning his trembling shoulder upon me,"what is it?"
8673	In Heaven''s name, where are we?
8673	In the name of all that''s good, Edmund,cried Jack,"at what rate are we traveling, then?"
8673	Is Juba included in the drawing?
8673	Is it so with us? 8673 Lovely, is n''t she?"
8673	See here, Edmund,Jack suddenly exclaimed,"why do n''t you make off and leave them?
8673	So then we''re not going to land to- night?
8673	The car is here, is n''t it?
8673	Then you think that we shall escape?
8673	Then you will start at once for the dark hemisphere?
8673	Two days by the calendar clock?
8673	Was n''t I right?
8673	Well, what about the expedition?
8673	What do you think of it now?
8673	What do you think of that? 8673 What do you think was the cause of the sudden outburst of fire?"
8673	What do you think, Edmund, can your atomic energy bore a hole through these walls?
8673	What else can they think?
8673	What happened, then?
8673	What have you found out?
8673	What have you found?
8673	What is it?
8673	What kind of a balloon is this?
8673	What marvel can this be?
8673	What''s capital?
8673	What''s that got to do with it?
8673	What''s that you''re saying?
8673	What''s the matter?
8673	What?
8673	Where am I?
8673	Where are they going now?
8673	Who knows?
8673	Who''d go twenty- seven million miles to pay a visit if he did n''t know there was somebody at home?
8673	Why did n''t you shout, then? 8673 Why not leave the car here?"
8673	Why should he be jealous?
8673	Why should they kill us?
8673	Why, Jack,he asked,"how far do you think it is to the other side of Venus?"
8673	You are serious?
8673	_ And leave the car?_was the reply.
8673	--how''d that look on a label, hey?"
8673	A momentary chill of disappointment ran through me-- could he do no more than that?
8673	After all, I reflected, what claim have we upon her?
8673	Although there was not a sound, I would almost have sworn that my ears heard the words:"Who and what are you, and whence do you come?"
8673	And I continued:"And do you say that it is inter- atomic energy that does this?"
8673	And ca n''t we go back and scoop in the money when we get ready?"
8673	And it turned out to be as he had said-- when, indeed, was it ever otherwise?
8673	And what could he do if he did?
8673	And what do we mean by''silent converse,''when mind speaks to mind and soul to soul without the intervention of spoken language?
8673	And what has he got against us, anyway?
8673	And what need we care for your billionaires?"
8673	And, then, who would pursue?
8673	At last I asked him:"What are you looking for, Edmund?"
8673	At length I asked:"Shall we ever see the earth again, Edmund?"
8673	But bantering Jack must have his quip:"By the way, Edmund,"he demanded,"what was it that Archimedes dreamed?
8673	But how am I to convey to them any idea of this kind?
8673	But why talk longer of this?
8673	But, then, what did you run away for at all?"
8673	Can I get a shave aboard your craft, Edmund?"
8673	Church,''he said,''I think you know me; can you tell me what has become of Jack?
8673	Did you ever read St. Augustine''s reply to the question,''What is time''--''I know if you do n''t ask me''?"
8673	Did you suppose that he would consent to be left behind?
8673	Do n''t you see how they have circled out on all sides so as to surround us?
8673	Do we not use signs and gestures as well as words?
8673	Edmund, at my shoulder, muttered under his breath:"Shall I try to save her from this?--But to what good?"
8673	Eh, Edmund, wo n''t we make him a member of Olympus?
8673	How are you going to parley?"
8673	How could we ever get back to the earth without the car?
8673	How far is it?"
8673	How in the world do you make that out?"
8673	I listened with amazement and could not help exclaiming:"But, Edmund, how could you learn all this in so short a time?"
8673	I shouted,''have you seen it?''
8673	I wonder if they''d accept these?"
8673	Is n''t that so, boys?"
8673	Is there no danger for us in accompanying them?"
8673	Now what do you fellows say?"
8673	Now, what are you going to do with your atomic balloon?"
8673	One of them is especially gifted in this way, and what do you think?
8673	Only one thing troubled my mind-- what did Ingra think and what would he do?
8673	Rather remarkable, is n''t it, that every time you expel the air from your lungs you help this car to go?"
8673	Shall I ever forget that moment?
8673	Shoot him down without warning, or trust to the strength of Juba to enable us to overcome them both and make them prisoners?
8673	They surely could not have seen us, and even if they anticipated Ingra''s ruse, how could they baffle it, and find our track again?
8673	Was he going to the Rocky Mountains for a bear hunt?
8673	Was he meditating for us a more dreadful fate?
8673	Was it going to balk?
8673	Was it knowledge of this fact which had restrained Ingra from throwing us overboard?
8673	Was there ever such a situation as ours?
8673	We could plainly perceive the chasers; but could they see us?
8673	We simply listened in silence; for what could we say?
8673	We''ve got the proper sort of conveyance, have n''t we?"
8673	Well then, Edmund, as I asked you before, what are you going to do with it?"
8673	Were we to fail at the very beginning?
8673	What are those things?"
8673	What are you trying to give us?
8673	What can man do against the great forces of Nature?
8673	What can you make on Venus?"
8673	What could I say?
8673	What did he mean?
8673	What did you run away for?
8673	What difference does it make even if Ingra does suspect that the car is moved by some mechanism instead of by pure magic?
8673	What has happened?
8673	What in the world should we need of arms?
8673	What in thunder did he hang the things up for if he did n''t want to sell''em?"
8673	What is our goal?
8673	What is so fascinating as tragedy for those who are only lookers- on?"
8673	What should I do?
8673	What_ is_ this expedition?
8673	Where are we going, anyway?"
8673	Where are we going?"
8673	Where are we going?"
8673	Where is he now?"
8673	Where shall we go, Edmund?"
8673	Where''d we have been if you had n''t killed him?
8673	Where''s old Archimedes now?
8673	Why not?
8673	Why, then, should you be surprised to find that it prevails here as well as upon our planet?
8673	Would it go?
8673	You''re something of an astronomer; do n''t you know that they hang about all the planets?
8673	[ Illustration:"''Who and what are you, and whence do you come?''"]
8673	why will you return to that accursed planet?
50063	All okay, Babs?
50063	And what have you been up to? 50063 Are things so bad?"
50063	Are you happy here, Babs?
50063	Braggin''about your Uncle Mitch_ now_, Eddie?
50063	But he could always return by recording, could n''t he? 50063 Could I be myself now and still be myself in another body, years later?
50063	Do I know you? 50063 Dukas,"Granger said with a show of great patience,"will you ever realize?
50063	Ed--"Yes?
50063	Eddie, am I me anymore? 50063 Eddie, have you maybe discovered something?"
50063	Have n''t small objects crossed space naturally-- at least in hypothesis? 50063 Have you outgrown my calling you Nipper?"
50063	How would I really know? 50063 How would you like to be an android?
50063	I wonder what_ you_ mutter about, these days? 50063 Need a charge for your Midas Touch?...
50063	Not a word about returning to the old flesh, eh?
50063	Of which flesh are you, Dad?
50063	Oh, no, brother? 50063 Or Prell with a conscience-- for his own first people and against his brain children?
50063	Prell or a liar?
50063	Queer, is n''t it? 50063 Remember?"
50063	Roofs, buildings-- why do we even bother with them?
50063	Shall we leave our homes without even an argument? 50063 So have we learned?
50063	So here goes, eh, Eddie?
50063	So what do we do now, Ed? 50063 Suppose it''s my pet name for you, Granger?"
50063	Tell what?
50063	Thanks?
50063	That I could n''t share any interest in what happens to a big world?
50063	The people that used to neglect things like insurance,he remarked,"are still plentiful, are n''t they?
50063	Think I was n''t come back, Eddie?
50063	To create more terror maybe?
50063	We do n''t really need that, either, do we? 50063 What can we do about it?"
50063	What does''_ Nipper_''signify to you, Dukas?
50063	What else? 50063 What is death, Dad?"
50063	What would it be for, Ed?
50063	Where can we start to work?
50063	Where''s Prell?
50063	Who can regret a chance to try to do some good in what seemed a hopeless conflict? 50063 Why did you come here at all, Mitch?
50063	Why do n''t you?
50063	Why do n''t_ you_ join_ us_, Les?
50063	Why have you passed up a chance for public shouting to come and talk to me?
50063	Will we have to leave, Eddie?
50063	You are n''t going to try to reach a star, are you?
50063	You heard?
50063	You know him, do n''t you, Eddie?
50063	You think that secretly I might hate Mitchell Prell, eh, Granger? 50063 Your own skin, for instance?"
50063	_ What_, Ed?
50063	--_Saturday Review__ and_ THE PLANET OF NO RETURN by Poul Anderson The first-- or the last-- on that new world?
50063	A taste for turkey or cake?
50063	A thief sent to catch a thief, would you say?
50063	After all, how can human beings live beside beings that blend indistinguishably with the mass and yet are stronger, quicker?"
50063	Also, had there always been something disturbingly familiar about Loman''s manner?
50063	And Nancy, your daughter, who was an unholy terror?
50063	And are n''t we more rugged than the first androids?
50063	And are we supposed to be something superhuman in the end?
50063	And could he trust the mind behind it?
50063	And crowd our kinfolks off their home world?
50063	And did he hear-- more in his imagination than his ears, here in the muffling semi- vacuum-- a distant laugh and shout:"It''s all right, Eddie..."?
50063	And do they think so differently from yourself?
50063	And he looked savage when one of Tom Granger''s speeches was rebroadcast:"Prell ended?
50063	And how could they keep pace now?
50063	And should I remind you that, in common with all animals, man is a natural machine?
50063	And was it a loss that she could have bent crowbar with her bare hands, or have braved a vacuum at near absolute- zero temperature without harm?
50063	And what can a world''s end be like, coming in a split instant, to one''s dissolving senses?
50063	And what will you do with the billions of people who disagree with your pretty vision?
50063	And with all that can be done now, why not bring your old woman and her chewing tobacco?
50063	And would anyone ever want to bring him back to life, even if the world went on existing?
50063	And would it do any final good if they could?"
50063	And you folks of the old kind, what do you say?
50063	And you keep wondering, Is he half right?"
50063	And your four ornery sons?
50063	Are androids any different from what they create?
50063	Are they still too primitive for us to live with?
50063	Are they that achievement?
50063	Are we complete fools?"
50063	Are we mad, or were we once just dull?"
50063	Are you lost?"
50063	Around him, curses came vibrating from giants:"Men, eh?
50063	Besides, did all of him really want to return, even if part of him fairly ached for it?
50063	Besides, need an android worry about the fluctuations of mad climates so much?
50063	Better luck next time, huh?"
50063	Born with your own hide, eh?
50063	But ai n''t she a beauty?
50063	But an android in the Interworld Police?
50063	But has n''t there always been an obvious thing for_ us_ to do?"
50063	But how could its philosophy and inefficiency feed billions?
50063	But how did one erect a wall against science-- with science?
50063	But is that what Uncle Mitch is now?
50063	But right now, who cares to take the ornery kid brothers fishing?
50063	But still, is it possible?
50063	But then there was another thought-- had many of those scientists already converted their own bodies to a stronger medium?
50063	But to be a human being is to be a thing of soul-- is that it?
50063	But what''s the good of being a man, either-- now?''
50063	But who could hurt an android with a human fist?
50063	But who really knows how to use''em yet?
50063	But why should n''t I-- and all of us-- be all right?"
50063	But would old Mars be much safer?
50063	But, Eddie, this is the great, marvelous future, is n''t it-- the one we looked forward to with longing and wonder?
50063	Ca n''t you two realize the fundamental truth of that-- for yourselves?
50063	Can I even find old ways of talking, and old subjects to talk about?
50063	Can that make either side proud?"
50063	Can we believe it?
50063	Can we ever destroy them all?
50063	Can we trust what they say?
50063	Coming here?
50063	Could Granger be one of those who sought to stir up more dread and fury with lab- created monsters of vitaplasm?
50063	Could Loman and Mitchell Prell be as alike as this in their choice of secret places?
50063	Could android children cry?
50063	Could he even trust a voice, made so like Mitchell Prell''s used to be?
50063	Could it be part of android flexibility?
50063	Could it be shaped from a plan-- a blueprint-- like the metal and plastic forming a machine?
50063	Could one''s mind even endure the difference?
50063	Could there ever be two of me-- truly-- constructed exactly the same?
50063	Could vitaplasm be grown into forms unknown before?
50063	Could we contrive Midas Touch pistols that we could hold?"
50063	Could you avoid remembering that, mated to like, these beings of vitaplasm could even reproduce their kind, to help increase their number?
50063	Could you picture him aiming his own weapon at another car and holding its trigger down until his own curses were lost in the roar of incandescence?
50063	Damn, has everything gone completely crazy?
50063	Did he see, close at hand, fringed hints of strange, beautiful hues?
50063	Did his going out on this chaotic evening mean anything special?
50063	Did n''t it now belong to the same human civilization, with its dark undercurrents?
50063	Did n''t you always agree to that?
50063	Did you guess that we came with you on the star ship?...
50063	Did you have a hand in the creation of the monsters of vitaplasm?
50063	Do you suppose the bastards_ have_ something?"
50063	Do you want to rest?"
50063	Does all this stack up right in your eyes, Ed?"
50063	Does that make me a fool?
50063	Does the idea scare you?
50063	Dukas?"
50063	Ed Dukas said"Hey?"
50063	Ed saw his old friend''s startled expression, then felt the vibration of his words:"Chummy, are n''t you, bursting in like this?
50063	Eddie, Freeman''s experts could copy us in normal size quite easily and quickly, could n''t they?
50063	Even disgusted often enough with my selfish self and all the automatic devices?
50063	Even if it truly was his uncle''s?
50063	Even if it were not just a bright vision seen before the last battle?
50063	Even some Phonies did that, they say; but should we believe it?
50063	Feel the draft of Martian night air?
50063	Finished, see?
50063	Got to pick between them, do n''t we?
50063	Had Loman counted on their shielding effect?
50063	Had he dreamed all this somewhere years ago?...
50063	Had persons like Tom Granger planned even this dramatization of a difference?
50063	Had several groups of weapons quit without his noticing, or was this only something that he wished were so?
50063	Harwell?
50063	Have n''t we had enough?
50063	Have you forgotten?"
50063	He had dived for a power station house in a great trailer-- and did it matter whether it belonged to the older race or the newer?
50063	He wondered if it could ever still have any fulfillment, or if that even mattered any more?
50063	Heart here, lungs there, nervous system arranged so?
50063	Here?
50063	How about the electron, Babs?
50063	How can we guess just what?
50063	How can we know?
50063	How can you get around that, Ed?"
50063	How does it feel, Dukas, to be so close to such a celebrity?
50063	How does it happen that you''re not in jail?"
50063	How does one fill centuries without getting fed up?
50063	How often had this same thing happened, without conscious design?
50063	How wrong can you get?
50063	I suppose that if we pick the right wind at the right time, it will blow us there-- eh, Uncle Mitch?
50063	I was around when the Moon blew-- remember?
50063	I wonder if you or I would ever want that?
50063	I wonder what they will say to our proposition?"
50063	I''m glad for your sensible people, Ed, but can they hold the peace for more than a little while?
50063	If it could set human blood to coursing more swiftly, how must it affect an android?
50063	If it was Jones of common human clay or Smith, an android, could it make any difference?
50063	Is it even well begun?"
50063	Is n''t there any way to handle what''s happening?
50063	Is that what we''re supposed to accept as truth?
50063	Is that why I''m often scared out of my wits?
50063	Is there light at the end of the tunnel?
50063	Is this an android or a human assembly?
50063	It''s part of being super, is n''t it?
50063	Jack Dukas met her concern with a light tease:"A woman''s worry matched against the stubbornness of a man-- eh, Eileen?
50063	Know somethin''?
50063	Light pressure?
50063	Little men lost in weed jungles, fighting spiders and things?
50063	Maybe Miller or Johnson?
50063	Might you call them flowers blown by the wind?
50063	Molecular velocity was heat, was n''t it?
50063	Now Ed offered his proposition:"Suppose I got to Mars, as Mitchell Prell suggests?
50063	Now are there unknowns, too?
50063	On a pavement Ed saw a grim legend smeared in red beside a corpse:"WHO WILL INHERIT THE UNIVERSE?
50063	Or could it have come just as well from an android throat?
50063	Or do they embarrass you by being so strange?
50063	Or do we wind up like the ancient Martians and the beings of the Asteroid Planet, before it was blown to millions of pieces?
50063	Or is it a trick to disarm us?
50063	Or is it always Ed now?
50063	Or was all of that dark, irregular patch shadow?
50063	Or was he afraid of something simpler?
50063	Or was it more whistling in the dark?
50063	Or was it, still the radioactive glow that Loman''s body, adapting to the shortage of oxygen, had shown on Mars?
50063	Or were there infinitely finer natural wave lengths, far above the known spectrum, which too- massive instruments had been unable to detect?
50063	Or wings that fluttered through the air?
50063	Or, what if they were from Uncle Mitch, but had been prepared long ago and left to be presented to him, Ed Dukas, by means of some mechanical agent?
50063	Peaceful common sense?
50063	Psychological warfare... Perhaps, but what if the Phonies mean to leave?
50063	Put yourselves down?
50063	Remember some old stories?
50063	Remember the bar of it that I once had?
50063	Scaly armor, long, creeping body?
50063	Seen Granger lately?"
50063	Should he try first to find out who was using and directing them?
50063	Should we try to have it done?
50063	Since we have beams of massive neutrons from the Midas Touch weapons?
50063	Sit and gab a while?
50063	So how about men and a ship made for the stars?
50063	So the robot stoops to conquer, eh?
50063	So there was no real difference, was there?
50063	So what do you imagine that we lack that the old timers always had?
50063	So where do we get any answer that makes sense?
50063	So who gets trigger crazy and does it first?
50063	Some already deny it.... Who spoke?
50063	Some way for a man to be born, huh?
50063	Something strong, and full of self- hatred, sent out to match strength?
50063	Still, was it hard to see a sequel, when something snapped in the brain?
50063	The police, eh?
50063	Then could you picture the wronged one awaiting someone of the other kind?
50063	Then he shouted,"Nat-- you damnfool-- don''t you know there''s company?"
50063	Those memories were clear enough; but were they already losing a little importance, were they too gigantic to be concerned about in this place?
50063	Tracts were passed out as part of their method:_ What Is Our Heritage?_;_ The Right to Be Human_;_ Technology Versus Wisdom_.
50063	Try to follow your uncle''s path-- down?"
50063	Two selves, both named Edward Dukas?
50063	Uncle Mitch, could n''t the same thing happen to us far more readily, since we''re not inert and we have minds to help direct our movements?
50063	Want to guess?"
50063	Was he getting intelligent so late?
50063	Was her gaiety just bravado, or was she as cool as she seemed?
50063	Was his vision, in this segment, perhaps electronic, then?
50063	Was n''t that done for Jack?"
50063	Was one who figured as prominently as Loman in the strained news of the day ever difficult to find?
50063	Was that the crassest kind of optimism before the harshness that could be imagined?
50063	Was the darkness within the skull denser than elsewhere?
50063	Was there something familiar about him?
50063	We''re_ androids_ now, are n''t we?
50063	Were these electronic colors?
50063	Were they to demonstrate, even unintentionally, android superiority in yet another field?
50063	Were those translucent specks perhaps the auras of air molecules themselves?
50063	What are our plans, Ed?"
50063	What ca n''t happen in the crazy age you helped create?
50063	What can we lose?"
50063	What comes next?"
50063	What have we here but other android advantages?
50063	What have_ I_ done?
50063	What if the written messages had not come from Mitchell Prell at all, but from someone else with an unknown purpose?
50063	What if we did leave you alone on Earth?
50063	What if you gave us this first star ship and let us build more, out on a moon of Saturn where you do n''t go much?
50063	What if, for a lark, we rent a helicopter, and see if we can find him?
50063	What is his name?
50063	What makes you so good?
50063	What''s left to lose?
50063	What''s the world ever coming to?"
50063	What''s this nonsense about a message from Prell?
50063	What''s this talk about us androids matching the stars?
50063	When they''re spunky and sore like any human being?
50063	Where does it stop?...
50063	Where was Barbara now?
50063	Where was the distinction between machines and animals?
50063	Who could be everywhere, to quiet such clamoring?
50063	Who could ever dare to make it any better?"
50063	Who knew?
50063	Who knows?"
50063	Why be gruesome at a time like this?
50063	Why were you a fool, too?...
50063	Wiped out in super- conflict, before they could progress very much further than we are now?"
50063	Wise or stupid?
50063	Would he ever see her again?...
50063	Would it lead to more answers, as he had felt it must?
50063	Would n''t we have a middling chance to endure raw space itself?"
50063	Yet, again, like a romantic kid, had he felt the glamorous impact of his own words?
50063	You can take the benefits of scientific advancement, ca n''t you?
50063	You could be swept away, and in the vastness all around, how could one mote find another again?
50063	You think you''ll play a reverse David against Goliath, eh?
50063	You want to psyche me?
50063	You watch me and I''ll watch you, eh?"
50063	You''ve been ill. Then why do you stay so close to what may become the battle lines?
50063	_ Where was Dad?_ He''d gone out to that quartz lode and had n''t come back!
50063	_ and_ DOOMSDAY EVE by Robert Moore Williams Were the strangers impervious to H- Bombs?
50063	_ and_ WHO SPEAKS OF CONQUEST?
50783	A world of bits of glass?
50783	And all this confusion and instability are supposed to have something to do with that?
50783	And do you see what that means to us archeologists? 50783 And if they do-- what are we going to do with a whole fleet of fanatics and dupes?"
50783	And what of Dr. Illia Morov?
50783	And you are certain of your method?
50783	Any idea of what the Stroids looked like?
50783	Any trouble here?
50783	Anyone see this writing on the thing?
50783	Are you forgetting that we do_ not_ have control of him in any sense of the word? 50783 Are you going to try a landing or attack Demarzule without going down?"
50783	Are you recommending that now?
50783	Back? 50783 But am I wrong in this?
50783	But is it getting you anywhere at all?
50783	But it would be sure to succeed regardless?
50783	But what could be the purpose of it?
50783	But what kind of math would be inscribed on a thing like that?
50783	But where do they get them?
50783	But who is he?
50783	But you can go there in your metal?
50783	But you knew it when we were attacked?
50783	Ca n''t we postpone the others for a time?
50783	Can there be any defense against such silent power? 50783 Can you detect my thoughts when I do n''t speak?
50783	Can you read it?
50783	Can you-- will you-- make it possible for us to gain that power by grafting the_ abasa_ in some of us upon your world?
50783	Captain Dawson? 50783 Did n''t any of them get away?"
50783	Did you try to buck them?
50783	Do n''t you remember the properties of the_ seaa- abasa_? 50783 Do n''t you see the implications?
50783	Do we have enough equipment aboard to build such a generator?
50783	Do we know that Demarzule has been destroyed? 50783 Do you see any possibility of interpreting it, Dreyer?"
50783	Do you see the significance of that? 50783 Do you suppose you can block the Great One?
50783	Do you think it is feasible? 50783 Does n''t it matter at all that the race is in one of the greatest crises of all history?
50783	Dreyer, can you hear me?
50783	Faith in life? 50783 Feel what?"
50783	Find any clues, Chief?
50783	Get a couple of the men to take it out and bury it, will you, Terry? 50783 Glass, eh?"
50783	Have n''t you?
50783	Have you accounted for everyone yet?
50783	Have you any clue to what it is?
50783	Have you come back?
50783	Heaven World?
50783	How are you and Phyfe coming along?
50783	How can it be?
50783	How can you call this healthy?
50783	How could we hope to find such a weapon that disappeared that long ago? 50783 How could you dare come against the mightiest power of the Universe, the greatest mind ever created, and attack with your puny powers?
50783	How do things look out there?
50783	How do we know they''ll give up?
50783	How do you know?
50783	How is it coming?
50783	How--?
50783	Human? 50783 I do n''t see anything down there, do you?"
50783	I wonder if it will be possible in the presence of the fleet-- or did n''t you know that they had arrived?
50783	If all this is to come about anyway, according to Dreyer, why not try to escape the insanity of the transition period?
50783	If it''s a scientifically superior culture, how do you know what it will do?
50783	Is it agreeable to all of us?
50783	Is that a hatchway?
50783	Is_ that_ all you want? 50783 It looks as if we missed the boat this time, does n''t it?
50783	Like to try a hand at a few sessions with Papa Phyfe?
50783	No? 50783 Recognize any of this stuff?"
50783	Recognize that fellow?
50783	Remember how the Dragboran powers pierced the great force shell you flung about the planet? 50783 Still the confirmed hermit?"
50783	Surprised?
50783	Terry, you there?
50783	That supersedes the command to take prisoners, then?
50783	The apologetics? 50783 The specimen is unharmed?"
50783	The technological aspects of this problem are more than you say you have found?
50783	The_ Lavoisier!_ Where--?
50783	The_ tri- abasa_, you mean? 50783 Then that alone makes its relationship with us a sympathetic one?"
50783	Then what''s the answer?
50783	There''s no use trying to avoid such a discussion with you, is there, Illia? 50783 Those last figures--""Could they be the relationship between his own fleet and the home planet?"
50783	What abilities do these organs give that we do not already possess? 50783 What about the others?"
50783	What are you building out there?
50783	What are you going to do?
50783	What can we do with them?
50783	What can we do? 50783 What do you intend to do?"
50783	What do you make of it?
50783	What do you mean? 50783 What do you mean?"
50783	What do you mean?
50783	What do you mean?
50783	What do you plan now? 50783 What do you think of it, Del?"
50783	What does it look like to you?
50783	What else could it be?
50783	What evidence?
50783	What for?
50783	What happened?
50783	What happened?
50783	What have you found?
50783	What have you got there?
50783	What is it you want?
50783	What is it, Del?
50783	What is it?
50783	What is it?
50783	What is that?
50783	What is that?
50783	What is your opinion?
50783	What mummy?
50783	What the devil are the apologetics?
50783	What the devil are those? 50783 What the devil--?"
50783	What type of mentality would attempt to preserve itself through a planetary catastrophe that destroyed all its contemporaries?
50783	What were you shooting on it at the time?
50783	What''s our orbital radius at present?
50783	What''s this all about?
50783	What''s your next move?
50783	What--?
50783	What?
50783	What?
50783	Where are you? 50783 Where did Jandro go?"
50783	Who could have won?
50783	Who knows? 50783 Who knows?
50783	Who knows?
50783	Who was it?
50783	Who?
50783	Why are you so sure of that?
50783	Why did n''t you let me know you were coming? 50783 Why did n''t you say so in the first place?
50783	Why do you call it Heaven World?
50783	Why six months?
50783	Why the downcast mood?
50783	Why? 50783 Why?"
50783	Will you take me?
50783	You did not come from there?
50783	You found a way into the rest of the repository?
50783	You heard it, too?
50783	You mean that you''ve found a material the Atom Stream wo n''t touch? 50783 You sent copies to Dreyer?"
50783	You were brash, were you not?
50783	You''re boss of the lab ship, are n''t you?
50783	You_ can_ help?
50783	_ Mutants?_"You are a true mutant, whether artificial or not, possessing organs and abilities that are unique. 50783 ***** Terry said quietly,See why I''m an archeologist?"
50783	*****"And_ that_ is development of the race?"
50783	*****"Did you get any radioactive dating?"
50783	*****"Do you know how many of them there are aboard?"
50783	*****"For our race?
50783	*****"Is n''t there?
50783	*****"Remember that day on_ Vorga_?"
50783	*****"Where''s the door?"
50783	*****"Why?"
50783	And do n''t you see?
50783	And if Craven, why not others?
50783	And that would take much convincing, would it not?"
50783	Any other ideas?"
50783	Any others?"
50783	Are these remnants of Sirenian culture?"
50783	Are you going to get rid of that hangover and answer your phone or should we embalm the remains and ship''em back?"
50783	Are you willing to do that?"
50783	But could the mob be held off that long?
50783	But have you got the ship back?"
50783	But on the day of his arising?
50783	But the photos-- what do they show?"
50783	But then you did n''t hear the last words that Jandro ever spoke, did you?
50783	But what can be done?"
50783	Ca n''t you see?"
50783	Can any other factor of our existence be defined as human?
50783	Can you come over for a while?
50783	Can you hang on a while until we can get help?"
50783	Could Dreyer possibly be right?
50783	Could he get back through it?
50783	Decay in many instances has set in--""Are you trying to tell me that this thing can decay?"
50783	Did he, too, sense the magnitude of this moment?
50783	Did his senses represent neither one?
50783	Did it signify a trap that had been prepared for the scientists on the Dragboran planet?
50783	Did n''t you think of that, Phyfe?
50783	Did you see it?"
50783	Do the physical sciences destroy every sense of social obligation?"
50783	Do you agree, Dreyer?"
50783	Do you know what that means?"
50783	Do you know what the end product of all this math is?"
50783	Do you need a period of exercise and study?"
50783	Do you need me anywhere else?"
50783	Do you suppose that you could outwit the all- knowing mind of the Great One?
50783	Does n''t it matter that you have a skill that is of immense value in these times?
50783	Does that make sense to you?"
50783	Does your knowledge of the Stroids and their ways of doing things suggest any identification of it?"
50783	Enright, the photographer said,"What the devil does that mean?
50783	Had Demarzule brought back with him some terrible means of penetrating the force shell and rendering it useless?
50783	Had he succumbed in spite of that or because of it?
50783	Had they all perished in the short and futile battle?
50783	Have you found out where he actually is yet?"
50783	Have you thought of what that implies with relation to Jandro''s people and the society they live in?"
50783	He evaded a reply with:"How is everything going?
50783	He''s one of your ideals, is n''t he?"
50783	How can you do this?"
50783	How does it compare with yours?"
50783	How had control of the project slipped away?
50783	How had he passed the barrier in the first place?
50783	How had the strange mass of flesh originated, from which they perpetuated the unknown organs within their own bodies?
50783	How is it developing?"
50783	How strongly organized was it, and who was behind it?
50783	How was he being held there against his efforts to retreat?
50783	I agree with him, so why worry-- knowing that the variants will iron themselves out, and nothing I can possibly do will be noticed or missed?
50783	If the whole mess back on Earth is like a bunch of horn blowers tootling above your apartment, I say move, and why make any fuss about it?
50783	Intensities of radiation and nutrient solution being stepped up according to our plans?"
50783	Is everyone else aboard who is going?"
50783	Is intelligence human?
50783	Is that it?"
50783	Is the cell division increasing?
50783	Is the repository nearly ready?"
50783	Is there any other specimen that was found in the same locality?"
50783	It was then that Jandro said,"I suppose you would like to see our_ resa_ and the installation of the_ abasa_?"
50783	It''s not fair--""--not to give you time to build up your defenses?"
50783	Jandro?
50783	Most important of all, could Jandro and his people have any bearing on the problem that had brought the scientists across the vastness of space?
50783	Only how come these characters are there now, and we never noticed them before?"
50783	Or was he reading our minds?"
50783	Or would it, rather, be a new Pandora''s box, which would pour out upon the world new ills to add to its already staggering burden?
50783	Phyfe said,"Know what, Underwood?
50783	Remember how your men fell one by one, and their weapons went cold and the force shell dropped for lack of control?
50783	Shall we see what''s down here?"
50783	She said,"Del, is it human?"
50783	Strange--""Does n''t he suppose there was a time when the Dragbora never had the mother- flesh and the secret of the_ abasa_?"
50783	The Disciples wo n''t be likely to let us get away this easy, will they?"
50783	The Great One?"
50783	The alien would certainly be able to fulfill that promise where no man could, but was it worth the risk of being saddled with a bloody dictatorship?
50783	The protoplasm would just quietly die and then what would these birds have to worship?"
50783	They did n''t lose any time, did they?"
50783	Think they''ll work, Illia?"
50783	Toshmere might have led them back to a semblance of strength and initiative, but what would the conqueror and destroyer, Demarzule, do?
50783	Underwood said,"Why?"
50783	Wait-- have you got a burner?"
50783	Was it Dreyer''s idea to determine the properties of the unknown organs in the hope of finding weapons to which they would be vulnerable?
50783	Was it too late to hope now for reprieve from the destruction that hovered over them?
50783	Was she all right?
50783	Were you among those who saw the Great One?"
50783	What are they doing there?"
50783	What did you say the inscriptions called him?
50783	What do we do now?"
50783	What force could hold back this avalanche?
50783	What gives you that idea?"
50783	What is more natural than for them to build a religion about the more fortunate metal- using gods?"
50783	What is there that you can do to wipe out such infamy?
50783	What lay within this repository left by an ancient race that had obviously equaled or surpassed man in scientific attainments?
50783	What motivated this interest in the peculiarities of the alien culture?
50783	What of Illia?
50783	What purpose was there in this sudden retreat?
50783	What the devil do you make of it?"
50783	What was the truth about their myth of a fall from Heaven World, which Jandro admitted he did not believe?
50783	What will you do when your Great One wakes up and tells you all to go to hell?"
50783	What''s human?
50783	What''s new?"
50783	What''s new?"
50783	What''s the matter?"
50783	When he finished, he said,"What damage did you suffer, if any, Mason?"
50783	Where are you?"
50783	Where are you?"
50783	Where are you?"
50783	Where did they get such machines?"
50783	Where was he wrong?
50783	Who''s the best man in the field on this stuff?"
50783	Who''s the next best man?"
50783	Who, a half million years ago, could have created it?
50783	Why did n''t the directors keep this whole business quiet?
50783	Why did n''t you say it was you?
50783	Why not put it in the new Carlson Museum building?
50783	Why the spider recitation?"
50783	Will that be satisfactory to everyone concerned?"
50783	Will you go up and help Armstrong, the engineer?
50783	Will you please take the ship to the vicinity of Asteroid C-428 as quickly as possible?"
50783	Would it be some vast store of knowledge that would come to bless mankind with greater abundance?
50783	Would it ever end-- men''s unthinking grasping for leadership, their mindless search for kings and gods, while within them their own powers withered?
50783	Would you care to see our final results?"
50783	Would you like to come along with us?"
50783	Yet could it have come from outside himself?
50783	You fool, what do you want?
50783	You got my note?
50783	You know that, do n''t you?"
50783	You mean you wish to present the apologetics?"
50783	You would not have come had you known you would have that many to fight singlehanded, would you?
50783	You''d take the first flower of spring and project a whole summer''s glory from it, would n''t you?"
50783	_ Now_ will you come over?"
6310	All right, Walter, now what would you say to starting our Bible class to- morrow evening?
6310	All right; father, may I go up to my room now?
6310	Am I to understand that evil and ignorance have no place in the universe; in other words, are not real?
6310	And even though they believed this mistake regarding the earth, it did not change the earth any, did it, father?
6310	And if he had found therein some quotations that he did not understand, would you think it strange?
6310	And if he should tell you that those quotations which he did not understand were rubbish and nonsense, would you consider him a good authority?
6310	And is there not supposed to be a spiritual meaning to all there is written there?
6310	Any matter of importance, James?
6310	Are you sure the book contains these things?
6310	Best educated in what?
6310	But Walter,said the pastor,"if I am not to believe the testimony of my five senses, how am I to know anything?"
6310	But if it is not real, and God did not make it, where did it come from?
6310	But you say you never read the book yourself?
6310	But, Walter, how do we know that it is not the work of the evil one? 6310 But, father, how can you preach a sermon on it if you do not know what it is?"
6310	Ca n''t you see it, father? 6310 Can we smell life?"
6310	Can we taste life?
6310	Can we touch life?
6310	Can you explain what you mean, Walter, so your mother and I will understand?
6310	Can you not see, James, that if God never made sickness, and He made all there was made, that sickness could not be a reality? 6310 Can you see life?"
6310	Certainly, for they did not know different"Did their thinking so make it so?
6310	Certainly, why do you ask?
6310	Did Parson Jones ever have a talk with one of those hair- brained women, as he calls them?
6310	Did Parson Jones ever study Christian Science under a qualified Christian Science teacher?
6310	Did everybody believe it, father?
6310	Did he ever read''Science and Health''?
6310	Did he ever see the book?
6310	Did he ever study or read''Science and Health''?
6310	Did he ever study''Science and Health,''the text- book of this science?
6310	Did not St. Paul heal the sick?
6310	Did not everybody think the earth was flat years ago?
6310	Did you ever hear of the devil doing a good thing?
6310	Did you ever hear of the devil doing good?
6310	Did you ever read what they call their textbook,''Science and Health?''
6310	Did you ever talk to one of those practitioners?
6310	Did you say you found this book?
6310	Did you think you could influence a good and just God by your begging and beseeching, to be more than good and just?
6310	Did you understand me, father?
6310	Do you dare disobey me?
6310	Do you know whether he has read it carefully?
6310	Do you mean to say I have no body at all?
6310	Do you mean to say that there really were two creations?
6310	Do you think one of those female practitioners could keep such a good thing? 6310 Does that make them so?"
6310	Does this spirit of God, as you call it, have a human face?
6310	Everything, mother?
6310	Excuse me, Mrs. White, but I do n''t seem to catch your meaning; what signs follow the reading of''Science and Health''?
6310	Father did not Jesus bid His disciples heal the sick?
6310	Father do you think it a good thing that I am well?
6310	Father, do you believe life to be a reality?
6310	Father, if Dr. Thompson had told you that he knew all about medicine by simply glancing into a medical book, would you believe him?
6310	Father, might not that mist mean a mistake or a misapprehension? 6310 Father, was n''t he supposed to be suffering from a very severe case of Blight''s disease?"
6310	Father, will nothing change your views?
6310	Father, would you let your position stand in the way of saving mother''s life?
6310	For my sins, father?
6310	Have you ever asked Him to?
6310	Have you ever noticed, father, that this particular verse starts in with a''_ but_''? 6310 How about you, mother?"
6310	How do you know it is nonsense?
6310	How was that, father?
6310	How, then, can we account for his getting well?
6310	I came to ask you if you know anything about this new cult called Christian Science?
6310	Is not death the opposite of life, father?
6310	Is not the Bible supposed to be an inspired book, father?
6310	It does n''t say anything in that verse about God''s making a body does it father?
6310	James, do you really believe God made our boy sick?
6310	James, do you think the boy can be right in regard to sickness and sin being the same?
6310	James, do you think there will be fish and fowl in heaven?
6310	James, have you come to the conclusion that everything is spiritual?
6310	James,he heard her say,"are there really two creations, one spiritual and the other material?"
6310	Most assuredly not, have I not told you that God heals the sick, that God is Good, that God is Mind? 6310 Mr. Williams, do n''t you see that this is a god of your own making, an imaginary creature of your own mind?"
6310	Mr. Williams, do you believe God is all intelligence?
6310	Mr. Williams, do you think an all- powerful God could heal her? 6310 Mr. Williams, when you pray, do you or do you not have a mental picture of your god in mind?"
6310	Mr. Williams, why should you think it strange that a good, and loving, and all- powerful Father should be ever ready to help His children?
6310	No, but why these questions?
6310	Now, Mr. Williams, do you wish me to give your wife treatment?
6310	Now, father, would you say that the opposite of a reality was an unreality?
6310	On what do you base your opinion?
6310	That may be true of one who is demented, but how about a sane person?
6310	That may be true, Mrs. White, but you do not wish to intimate that there is no God?
6310	That verse says that God made man in His image and likeness, does that mean that man is spiritual?
6310	Then God did not make our bodies, did He, father?
6310	Then how can we have dominion over them if there are none there?
6310	Then how can you say his getting well is the work of the devil who never does anything good?
6310	Then if life is real, its opposite, or death, must be unreal; can you agree with me, father?
6310	Then what did you expect to accomplish by begging and beseeching?
6310	Then when you want information regarding Christian Science, why do n''t you go to a Christian Scientist?
6310	Then which of the two narratives in the Bible is the true one, James?
6310	Then why do you say that maybe my getting well is the work of the devil?
6310	Then, why should you believe him in regard to Christian Science, when he confesses that he never studied or read the text book of this science?
6310	Walter, do you wish to intimate that the brain is God?
6310	Walter, where do you get that definition of the word dust?
6310	Was Dr. Thompson ever taught Christian Science?
6310	Was St. Paul one of Christ''s disciples?
6310	Well father, where did St. Paul get his power to heal the sick if he was not one of the disciples that Jesus gave the power of healing to?
6310	Well, Walter,said the father pleasantly,"have you decided where we shall commence our studies?"
6310	What did you expect to accomplish by your begging and beseeching?
6310	What do you mean by spiritual man?
6310	What do you mean, Walter?
6310	What does Parson Jones know about it?
6310	What else could it be, Walter?
6310	What incident was that? 6310 What is it?"
6310	When did he begin to mend?
6310	Who can prove it, Walter?
6310	Who is this practitioner?
6310	Why, James, of course we have a material body, do n''t we have to feed, clothe, and take care of it?
6310	Why, Walter there would be no sense to such a speech; how could a misapprehension water the whole face of the ground?
6310	Will you please describe this mental picture?
6310	Would you suggest, father, that I continue to study Genesis from the place we left off?
6310	Yes, Walter, but what has that to do with our material bodies?
6310	Yes, Walter, why do you ask?
6310	You have certainly gained a great deal in health since Thanksgiving day, but may not this be the work of the devil to lead you astray?
6310	You have heard it said that Christian Science claims that sin, disease, and death are not real, have n''t you?
6310	_ Did God make a mistake in the first creation and so start in again to rectify His mistake? 6310 _"Will you please explain that verse to me, father?"
6310	6, being a fog is wrong?"
6310	And that this second narrative was the misapprehension?
6310	Are there so many gods as that?
6310	Are we laboring under a misapprehension regarding all these things?
6310	As Walter seated himself near the desk, his father looked up and asked,"What is it, Walter?"
6310	As soon as he was gone the pastor said,"Lillian, did you notice how Walter acted to- night?
6310	At last she said,"James, what is worse than you thought?"
6310	At length the father, said,"Walter, do you know what is meant by the word''tree''in that verse?"
6310	At the supper table the pastor said,"Walter, what have you been doing all day?
6310	But why are n''t his prayers answered?
6310	CHAPTER II THE TURKEY DINNER"Well wife, what did you think of my sermon?"
6310	Can evil only be a lie, a dream, a delusion, a mistake or misapprehension, as Walter called it?
6310	Can we hear life?"
6310	Could Walter''s explanation be the truth?
6310	Could you induce him to investigate?
6310	Do n''t you feel as well as usual?
6310	Do n''t you think that Almighty God knows what is best for us, do you dare question anything He does?
6310	Do our five material senses testify anything regarding this unreality or dead body?
6310	Do we obey this greatest command of our Master?
6310	Do you think she can be healed?"
6310	Do you think the allwise Creator would have made him sick if it were not for the best?"
6310	Do you understand it better now?"
6310	Do you understand it now?"
6310	God is Spirit, is He not?"
6310	God, Good, is with you in this work, and with Him for you, who can stand against you?
6310	Had you thought of the position it would place me in to have a Christian Science practitioner coming to our home every day?
6310	Have you arrived at any conclusion in regard to this point, Walter?"
6310	Have you never read that God made all that was made?"
6310	He then glanced at the practitioner and said,"Mrs. White, can you offer me any advice?"
6310	His father leaned back in his chair and regarded his son critically; was the boy inspired?
6310	His mother greeted him with,"Why, Walter, what is the matter?
6310	His mother said:"How would that help it, Walter?"
6310	How could his wife take the nonsense of a boy for inspiration?
6310	How else could he account for his intelligence?
6310	I think this will be an excellent way, do n''t you, Walter?"
6310	I wonder if I ought to read it?
6310	If not, which one of the congregation has the right one?
6310	If this thing kept up much longer he would be demented himself; what was the matter with his family?
6310	In the first place, it says God made everything good; do you believe that?"
6310	Is prejudice an evil?"
6310	Is there a second creation, or is this simply one of the contradictions spoken of by some of our Bible critics?
6310	Is there an evil power that creates these dreaded things?
6310	It seems so easy for me to understand it now; do n''t you see what it means to me?
6310	James Williams to the county jail for ten months, because Mose Webster stole those chickens,''would you think that justice?
6310	Jones?"
6310	Jones?"
6310	Jones?"
6310	Jones?"
6310	Let me see, what did Walter say about its not being the work of the devil?
6310	Let me see, what did Walter say about that_ mist_ being a misapprehension that arose among the people as to creation?
6310	Let me see, what did she say?
6310	No; why?
6310	Now I wonder who lost this book?
6310	Now he asked,"father, what is meant by that verse?
6310	Now then, can you in any possible way show me wherein this claim of sickness of yours is good?
6310	Since when have you taken to locking your door in the daytime?
6310	So he asked,"What makes you so positive that God did not make you sick Walter?"
6310	So he said,"Well, what is it?"
6310	Supposing we take it out and lay it on a platter, does it think?"
6310	Tell me, Walter, are you worse?"
6310	The father looked at his son, smiled, and said:"Not a bad idea; what do you think of it, wife?"
6310	The pastor turned to his wife and asked,"Do you think that last medicine is doing him any more good than the others we have tried?"
6310	The pastor''s back stiffened up perceptibly, as he said rather cooly,"Mrs. White, do n''t you think your accusations are a little unjust?
6310	The professor said,''No, I am feeling as well as usual; why do you ask?''
6310	The question is, free from what?
6310	Then God never made sin, neither did He make disease and death; then whence came they?
6310	Then looking at his wife, he said,"Mother, do n''t you think we have had enough Bible lesson for this evening?"
6310	Then the thought came,"Shall man be more just than God?"
6310	Then turning to Walter, he was a little surprised to see him looking flushed and excited, so said,"Well, Walter, what are you thinking about?"
6310	Then turning to his father, he said,"Good- night, father, shall we have another lesson to- morrow night?"
6310	Then why may not the roots and the bark be used as well?
6310	Then, addressing his son once more, he asked,"How did you like the sermon, Walter?"
6310	Then, glancing at the pastor, she said,"Mr. Williams, does that answer your question, as to the unreality and origin of evil?"
6310	Walter immediately thought of what"Science and Health"said on this subject, so he said,"Can we always believe what we see?"
6310	Walter turned to his mother saying,"What have we to be thankful for, mother?"
6310	Walter was somewhat surprised at the news, but after a moment he said,"You say you have given Christian Science an impartial investigation?"
6310	Was the Bible wrong in this particular instance, if so, might it not all be wrong?
6310	Was the boy right regarding the word omniscient?
6310	Was there really something to Christian Science?
6310	What becomes of a lie when the truth is declared?
6310	What could this mean; where did Walter get these queer thoughts from; were they in reality queer?
6310	What do you think of that plan, Walter?"
6310	What has that to do with sending me to jail?
6310	What have you been doing?
6310	What proof have you had that you are right?"
6310	What should he answer?
6310	What was he to hear next, should he ask any more questions?
6310	Where did this mist or misapprehension come from?
6310	Where would this thing end?
6310	White?"
6310	Will you please look at the verse I have just read?
6310	William Canterbury of the University of Canterbury a numbskull or quack?"
6310	Williams, do you intend to defend this heretical cult?"
6310	Williams?"
6310	Williams?"
6310	ejaculated the mother,"did you think that, James?"
6310	in other words mere gossip; would you consider this justice?
6310	mother, did n''t I make it plain?
6310	or a trick of the devil to lead you astray?
51845	After all, what is it but sticking a pipe into a man''s backbone and sucking out the juice that keeps him alive? 51845 After all, why do we quarrel the way we did last night?"
51845	Again?
51845	Alla Narova, are you there?
51845	Allow?
51845	Are n''t you leaving something out? 51845 But what are we going to do with_ guns_?"
51845	Citizen,he said persuasively,"since your death poem is ready and mine is not, will you be gracious enough to go first when they-- when they come?"
51845	Coffee?
51845	Do?
51845	Ever kiss a woman with--he winked--"with the_ light on_?
51845	Find me some clothes, will you?
51845	Gone?
51845	Hardly-- You mean you have?
51845	If not?
51845	Is anybody there?
51845	Is not the difference intelligible to a Son of the Wolf?
51845	Know what you''re looking at? 51845 Now what is all this talk of Wolves?"
51845	Now you see what the trouble is? 51845 Please,"she begged,"ca n''t you do something?
51845	See those machines? 51845 Sheep?"
51845	So then you came here to me?
51845	So what did we do? 51845 The Earth?"
51845	The road? 51845 Then why are n''t you composing your death poem?"
51845	Too bad?
51845	Translated?
51845	Translated?
51845	Tropile, what do you know about the Pyramids?
51845	Unless what, Glenn?
51845	What about it?
51845	What do I have to do?
51845	What is it, Wolf?
51845	What is it?
51845	What is the way?
51845	What would I do,he demanded,"if a beam fell on you one day while you were scrambling through the fancy groceries?
51845	What''s Joey?
51845	What''s a tank?
51845	What''s that?
51845	What''s the matter?
51845	What''s this crazy talk about Wolves? 51845 What''ve you got there?"
51845	What?
51845	Where-- where am I?
51845	Why are we here? 51845 Why not?
51845	Will you ask if Citizeness Tropile will join us here?
51845	Wolf, what happened to your stool?
51845	You do n''t want to stay here with me, do you? 51845 You see?
51845	You see?
51845	You understand, Tropile?
51845	You''re a man of the world, are n''t you?
51845	):"Someone must give up the flesh to control Earth''s orbit and weather-- why not you?"
51845	***** Citizen Germyn, then?
51845	--immediate action to correct the malfunction?
51845	--isolate and bypass the batch through a standby loop?
51845	A warden?
51845	About that road-- we keep all entrances blocked up, see?
51845	Actually-- well, what is"actually?"
51845	Alla Narova queried:"They mean to fight?"
51845	Alla Narova:"But, Glenn, suppose they cut_ us_ out of circuit?
51845	An observer?
51845	And do you know something?
51845	And how?
51845	And if they were not in time?
51845	And now?
51845	And of these ten million, how many are Wolf?
51845	And then what?
51845	And was n''t Translation, after all, so rare as hardly to matter?
51845	And what difference did it make?
51845	And what do you make of that?"
51845	And what sort of name was_ that_?
51845	And what was Glenn Tropile going to do about it?
51845	And what''s a criminal but someone who represents a danger to your world?
51845	And where was he?
51845	And yet what else was there to do?
51845	And_ why_ were Haendl and the Wolf colony so insistent on building tanks, arming themselves with rifles, organizing in companies and squads?
51845	Appallingly, the Earth and the Moon had been kidnapped from the Solar System-- but who were the kidnappers and what ransom did they want?
51845	Are they still going on?"
51845	Are you all right?"
51845	But did n''t Glenn Tropile think he had gone a little too far_ there_?
51845	But had he given it up?
51845	But he did not reprove her again, for who could blame her?
51845	But how?
51845	But they lay there rusting as the sun grew small and the ice grew thick, because where was there to go?
51845	But what did one do when the meditations failed, as they had failed him?
51845	But what was this, then?
51845	But what were they_ up_ to?
51845	But where were their personalities?
51845	But why, on the other hand, would a Pyramid bother to question a directive, even if it were able to?
51845	By what standards?
51845	Call me, you hear?
51845	Could you defeat the unreachable Himalayan Pyramid with a squads- right flanking maneuver?
51845	Did it hurt?
51845	Did it matter?
51845	Did it wake on that day, the thing atop Mount Everest, or did it ever sleep?
51845	Did you ever hear of Indians, Germyn?"
51845	Did you know that one of the sheep was Translated in Wheeling when you left?"
51845	Do n''t you_ know_ what you mean to me?"
51845	Do we?
51845	Do you ever remember hearing of a Wolf being Translated before?"
51845	Do you know what I mean?
51845	Do you know what that means?"
51845	Do you understand me?
51845	Do you wish to do so?"
51845	Does that make sense?"
51845	Duty said( or was it Pride?
51845	Ever see a woman''s knee?"
51845	Exhausted and passive, she asked finally:"What can we do?
51845	Feel all right now?
51845	Flesh said( or was it his soul-- whatever that was?
51845	Funny things are happening all the time these days, have you noticed?
51845	Gala Tropile, remember?"
51845	Germyn asked thoughtfully:"And if you were_ you_?"
51845	Guns?
51845	Haendl demanded:"Such as what?"
51845	Happiness?
51845	He blinked at them and said groggily:"Where am we?"
51845	He demanded jarringly:"Is it?"
51845	He improvised swiftly:"There are stars, but are stars still there if there is no Sun?"
51845	He said harshly:"Darling, do n''t you think I know how much we''ve always meant to each other?"
51845	He was a Son of the Wolf, you understand me?
51845	He would exactly_ What_?
51845	How are they going to keep him alive in space, without the charges that hold air?
51845	How can you take such chances?
51845	How could a man like that succumb to the pallid lure of Meditation?
51845	How could anyone ask to stay in the mire when the stars challenged overhead?
51845	How could anything that felt as good as Oneness be bad?
51845	How could it?
51845	How could she do an insane, chancy thing like this?
51845	How?
51845	How?
51845	How?
51845	Hurry, one of you-- what was this section for?"
51845	I fought a whole world of Pyramids, do you realize that?
51845	I have seen Eyes a hundred times and yet has there been a Translation with the Eyes?
51845	I thought--""Where''d you get it?"
51845	If they do n''t maintain the charges, can they beat the speed of light?
51845	If this be so, would it not be possible that she is fearful of those who once were with her husband?"
51845	In_ two_ places, do you understand?
51845	Is it something to do with the Translation of Wolves?"
51845	It said squeakily:"You all ready?
51845	It sounds odd, yes-- but is n''t it Tropile''s voice?"
51845	It was an ugly thought, but suppose, thought Germyn, just_ suppose_ that the Sun were not re- created today?
51845	It was the Tropile woman-- Gala?
51845	Machines?
51845	Maybe we could tinker up the gadgets the Pyramids used and turn our course backward-- but do you know what Old Sol looks like?
51845	Meditation?
51845	Never mind why; what the devil was going_ on_?
51845	Not one of these frozen- up Citizenesses, you know?
51845	Now will the Citizeness remain here?
51845	Now_ why_ was the expedition so far from ready to leave?
51845	One human being more or less, what matter?
51845	One of the men said with quick understanding:"Your wife?
51845	One was tempted to meditate on improper things: Would the Sun be re- created?
51845	Or myself, for that matter?
51845	Or of the ropy- armed aliens''passionate deification of the Egg?
51845	Or was he?
51845	Overripe?
51845	Remember Glenn Tropile?"
51845	Right?"
51845	Sane?
51845	Shall I tell you another strange thing?"
51845	She said faintly:"Citizen, might we dine on bread this morning?"
51845	She wailed:"Glenn, are you sure I''m doing the right thing?"
51845	So will you get her out of the back room where she''s hiding and bring her here, please?"
51845	Squads right against the Pyramids?
51845	Suppose even the_ Pyramids_ were n''t the Pyramids?
51845	That man Harmane--""What about him?"
51845	The Keeper stammeringly said:"May I-- may I let you see the new sun from the corridor?"
51845	The Pyramid surveyed its-- cabbage patch?
51845	The Pyramids are n''t going to give us another Sun, do you know that?
51845	The man had nearly admitted to being Wolf, and how could a citizen overlook that?
51845	The question for decision: How can we counteract this move?"
51845	The stone went right through the Eye, without sound or effect; why not let them work off some of their fears in direct action?
51845	The young man named Frampton said fearfully:"Haendl, what do we do now?"
51845	Then what''s left?
51845	Then, he asked himself, was he in a state that was_ beyond_ Nirvana?
51845	There was nothing here for him, so why this sense of loss?
51845	They wanted something-- else why would they have bothered to steal the Earth?
51845	They were all ignorant babes, temporarily successful because there had been no defense against them, for who expects babes to rise up in rebellion?
51845	This Haendl-- what to make of him?
51845	This faint recollection of a childhood fear of drowning-- was that she?
51845	This planet has maundered along in its stupid, rutted, bogged- down course too many years already, eh?
51845	Tropile ventured:"The flood ruined the road?"
51845	Tropile, that the name?"
51845	Tropile, where are you?"
51845	Try to live a sheep''s life, as he had tried all his years?
51845	Unbelievingly( did they know how to"believe"?
51845	Understand?
51845	Unripe?
51845	Want to know what happened to Tropile?"
51845	Was he sane?
51845	Was it simple hunger they cracked under?
51845	Was it the same with Pyramids?
51845	Was it-- he?--still alive?
51845	Was that her name?
51845	Was that possible?
51845	We''ve destroyed every Pyramid there was, and a nice hot fire they''re making up there on the sun, eh?
51845	Were the other seven still themselves?
51845	Were they attempting to demolish their own planet?
51845	Were they digging away at the crust to uncover the maggot''s- nest of awakened Components beneath?
51845	What about Translation?"
51845	What could a Pyramid make of a human''s sex drive?
51845	What could he do?
51845	What could it mean?
51845	What did I have to offer you?
51845	What did they_ think_?
51845	What did you do and why did you do it?
51845	What do you think of that?"
51845	What have I done?
51845	What if it were not?
51845	What lesser weapon could?
51845	What of hunger and thirst and the blazing Wolf- need for odds and advantage that streamed out of such as Tropile?
51845	What remained?
51845	What the devil_ did_ they want?
51845	What was it like?
51845	What was the connection there?
51845	What was the use of more readings?
51845	What''s the difference how you execute a criminal?
51845	What''s the explanation for Translations?"
51845	What?
51845	Where was Glenn Tropile?
51845	Where was the pole which would permit him to vault over these hurdles?
51845	Where was the prescribed throat- clearing upon entering a room?
51845	Who bothers to take a census of the cells in a hangnail?
51845	Who makes it?
51845	Who was the other one?"
51845	Why do n''t I pick up a bench and kill you with it?
51845	Why let a lot of sheep in and out?"
51845	Why not?
51845	Why would the Pyramids need to Translate machines?
51845	Why?
51845	Why?
51845	Why?
51845	Why?
51845	Why?
51845	Will you help me?"
51845	With her memories arranged at last in his own mind, he thought persuasively:"Citizeness Alla Narova, will you awaken and speak with me?"
51845	Wolf?
51845	Wolf?
51845	Would a Citizen speak as you are speaking?"
51845	Would the human fighters get there in time?
51845	Wristwatch mine?
51845	You hear?"
51845	You know that?
51845	You know what I am, do n''t you?"
51845	You wanted to catch Tropile in the act of Meditation?
51845	You''re still a little groggy, right?
51845	You''ve seen that for yourself, right?
51845	_ Did_ they think?
51845	_ Glenn._ Where was the proper mode of first- greeting- one''s- husband?
51845	_ Real_ Wolf, that is?
51845	_ Why could n''t_ he learn to sleep quietly, like anybody else?
7294	At what distance is a voluntary or an ordered disposition taken before starting operations for commencing fire, for charging, or both? 7294 At what instant has this control escaped from the battalion commander?
7294	At what moment, if the control were escaping from the leader''s hands, has it no longer been possible to exercise it? 7294 At what moments before, during, or after the day, was the battalion roll- call, the company roll- call made?
7294	Did not Captain Daguerre change the bugle call''Retreat,''ordered by---- to the bugle call''Forward?''
7294	Did we receive bayonet wounds? 7294 Has an aristocracy any excuse for existing if it is not military?
7294	How did the fight start? 7294 How has the soldier been controlled and directed during the action?
7294	In what formation were the Russians? 7294 Is not an aristocracy essentially proud?
7294	Is this order changed or is it continued in force when approaching the enemy? 7294 Was the second charge made like the first one?
7294	What becomes of it upon arriving within the range of the guns, within the range of bullets? 7294 When Major Vaissier advanced was he followed by every one?
7294	Where and when did the halt take place? 7294 Where and when were the leaders able to resume control of the men?
7294	Who can say that he never felt fear in battle? 7294 Why?
7294	Why? 7294 ( Why? 7294 After all, are not the losses we have seen on both sides demonstration that there was no real mêlée? 7294 And is there even more fire accuracy? 7294 And shall we then know as much as the masters? 7294 And, then, in actual engagement, where is their prescribed place? 7294 Are there so few really brave men among so many soldiers? 7294 Are they going to direct their horses front against front? 7294 Are three- quarters of the officers so stupid? 7294 Are we to believe this? 7294 At what distance did the enemy flee before it? 7294 At what distance? 7294 At what instant has he had a tendency to quit the line in order to remain behind or to rush ahead? 7294 Besides the intellectual progress, is there a moral progress? 7294 But did they aim in those days? 7294 But how will you make up these pack trains? 7294 But how would these men of small stature get into the saddle? 7294 But how? 7294 But if this fire is impossible, why attempt it? 7294 But my dear general, what are your orders? 7294 But suppose the enemy does not flinch? 7294 But to- day, who of us can explain page for page, the use of anything ordered by our tactical regulations except the school of the skirmisher? 7294 But what is to be done about it? 7294 But who can say that of the French nobility? 7294 But who practices it under fire? 7294 But why is firing by rank at will impossible, illusory, under the fire of the enemy? 7294 But with veterans-- But with whom is war commenced? 7294 But, outside of the picked corps, what was the French army then? 7294 By command? 7294 Can any one do this? 7294 Can regular and efficient fire be hoped for from troops in line? 7294 Can the cavalry maneuver on the battle field? 7294 Can you conceive two mixed masses of men or groups, where every one occupied in front can be struck with impunity from the side or from behind? 7294 Can you expect him to act in any other way? 7294 Could anything hold against them? 7294 Did he fight in the manner imposed upon him, or in that indicated to him by his instinct or by his knowledge of warfare? 7294 Did the Russians immediately turn tail, receiving shots and the bayonet in the back? 7294 Did the foot chasseurs know fire at command? 7294 Did they use it? 7294 Do they say that military science can only be learned in the general staff schools? 7294 Do we set our sights better to- day? 7294 Do you believe in opening and ceasing fire at the will of the commander as on the drill ground? 7294 Do you object that no one ever gets within two hundred meters of the enemy? 7294 Do you, then, believe in firing, especially in firing under the pressure of approaching danger, before the enemy? 7294 Does it seem an easy matter for such a force to ward off this menace? 7294 Does that mean that accurate fire at seven hundred meters is possible? 7294 Does war become deadlier with the improvement of weapons? 7294 Even on the range or on the maneuver field what does this fire amount to? 7294 File firing? 7294 Fire by Rank Is a Fire to Occupy the Men in Ranks But if fire at will is not effective, what is its use? 7294 Furthermore, if fire at command had been possible, who knows what Frederick''s soldiers would have been capable of? 7294 Halt, to shoot at random and cannonade at long range until ammunition is exhausted? 7294 Has he less heart than the infantryman? 7294 Have the methods of employment made the same progress? 7294 Have we then a solid army? 7294 Have your combatants opened out? 7294 How about the firing? 7294 How can such horses carry this and have speed? 7294 How can that be explained? 7294 How can this be possible with a mêlée? 7294 How could they have done so if the others had not given way before their determination? 7294 How did Montluc fight, in an aristocratic society? 7294 How did the men adapt themselves? 7294 How far should I extend? 7294 How many armies have sworn to conquer or perish? 7294 How many have kept their oaths? 7294 How many men before a lion, have the courage to look him in the face, to think of and put into practice measures of self- defense? 7294 How many of them, however, even at that moment, would be ready to risk their lives? 7294 How to approach the adversary? 7294 How to execute them by economizing precious lives? 7294 How to give orders that can be executed? 7294 How to pass from the defensive to the offensive? 7294 How to regulate the shock? 7294 How to transmit them surely? 7294 How was the charge made? 7294 How were the Zouaves engaged?
7294	How were these defects remedied?
7294	How would they recognize each other?
7294	How?
7294	However, did they actually use these tactics?
7294	I suppose they advance holding the horse by the bridle?
7294	If one can march under fire, can not the other gallop under it?
7294	If such a means of destruction was so easy to obtain, why did not our illustrious forbears use it and recommend it to us?
7294	If that theory had the least use, how could Marius ever have held out against the tide of the armies of the Cimbri and Teutons?
7294	If the able soldiers of Cromwell, of Frederick, of the Republic and of Napoleon could not set their sights-- can we?
7294	If the enemy charges, what happens?
7294	If the first and second squadrons are repulsed, but the infantry sees a third charging through the dust, it will say"When is this going to stop?"
7294	If you do, then what advantage is there in being able to see from a great distance?
7294	In France, will the powerful motif of pride, which comes from the organization of units from particular provinces, be useful?
7294	In column, of which the head fired, and whose platoons tried to get from behind the mead to enter into action?
7294	In minor operations of war, how many captains are capable of tranquilly commanding their fire and maneuvering with calmness?
7294	In what formation were the attackers?
7294	In what, except in disorder, did the American battles resemble these butcheries with the knife?
7294	Is it because the cavalry is the aristocratic arm?
7294	Is it because your skirmishers hinder the operation of your columns, block bayonet charges?
7294	Is it because your skirmishers would prevent you from delivering fire?
7294	Is it the good quality of staffs or that of combatants that makes the strength of armies?
7294	Is it then believed that there is ability only in the general staff?
7294	Is it true that the rations of men and horses are actually insufficient in campaign?
7294	Is not infantry affected in the same way?
7294	Is not private wealth, wealth in general, the avowed ambition sought by all, democrats and others?
7294	Is not this an answer to the question?
7294	Is the cavalryman not of the same flesh?
7294	Is there anybody on my right?
7294	Is there anything so difficult about looking forward a little?
7294	Is this because in war man lasts longer in the cavalry and because our cavalrymen were older and more seasoned soldiers than our infantry?
7294	Is this correct?
7294	Is this more reasonable than in the past?
7294	Is this what happens?
7294	It is not patriotic to say that the military spirit is dead in France?
7294	Learn what the field pack can be from the English, Prussians, Austrians, etc.... Could the pack not be thicker and less wide?
7294	Of which?
7294	On my left?"
7294	Ought it to be hoped for?
7294	Picked troops, dependable, did they use it?
7294	Shall we have only one kind of cavalry?
7294	Since Spartacus, have they not always been defeated?
7294	Since weapons have been improved, does not the infantryman have to march under fire to attack a position?
7294	So much the better?
7294	That a unit attacking from the front never succeeds?
7294	The colonel, a man of good sense, says,"Will you explain, sir?
7294	The question has been asked; Who saved the French army on the Beresina and at Hanau?
7294	The results of these roll- calls?
7294	They ask, also, if the Prussians used this method of fire successfully in the last war, why should not we do as well?
7294	They can not give a little?
7294	Those who deny the sentiment, and talk to- day so loftily, what do they advise?
7294	To- day when every one has the rapid fire rifle, are things easier?
7294	To- day who has formulated method?
7294	To- day, with accurate and long range weapons, have things changed much?
7294	Was even that fighting?
7294	Was he reduced?
7294	Was it because they had no back- plate?
7294	Was not that strict enough?
7294	Was the 6th Line Regiment engaged as the first support of the 7th Light Regiment?
7294	Were the casualty reports submitted by the captains of those days correct?
7294	Were the nineteen thousand missing men disabled?
7294	What became of the twelve thousand unaccounted for?
7294	What becomes of this disposition or this march order under the isolated or combined influences of accidents of the terrain and the approach of danger?
7294	What becomes then of the MV squared?
7294	What can be said about all these with reference to the enemy?
7294	What can have become of the twenty- three thousand remaining?]
7294	What can you say to a man advancing such ideas?
7294	What can you say to people who talk such nonsense?
7294	What did it cost?
7294	What do you think of cavalry troops so moved by brotherly love?
7294	What does this hesitation mean?"
7294	What else is there to be provided for?
7294	What formation obtained the maximum effort from the Greek army?
7294	What formation should infantry, armed with modern weapons, take to guard against flank attacks by cavalry?
7294	What good will it do when smoke, fog, darkness, long range, excitement, the lack of coolness, forbid clear sight?
7294	What if it was?
7294	What is our method for occupying a fortified work, or a line?
7294	What is the matter with the sailor''s uniform?
7294	What is the reason for this incessant surveillance which has long since exceeded shipboard surveillance?
7294	What is the solution?
7294	What is the solution?
7294	What is the truth?
7294	What is the use of fire by rank?
7294	What maneuver is swifter than that of cavalry?
7294	What methods caused the soldiers of a Roman army to fight most effectively?
7294	What more terrible fighters could be imagined?
7294	What of that?
7294	What point do you want me to guide on?
7294	What response is there to this argument?
7294	What then is to be done?
7294	What then must happen to charges of infantry, which marches while the cavalry charges?
7294	What was the duration of this attack against a mass, whose depth prevented its falling back?
7294	What will be the result?
7294	What would be the result?
7294	What would happen to a battalion in such a formation, at one hundred paces from the enemy?
7294	When from the captain, the section leader, the squad leader?
7294	When will they, confident in themselves, do spontaneously, freely, what their administration can not and never will be able to do?
7294	When, in France, will good citizens lose faith in this best of administrations which is theirs?
7294	Whence comes this tendency toward war which characterizes above all the good citizen, the populace, who are not called upon personally to participate?
7294	Where can data on these questions be found?
7294	Where is the threatened blow going to fall?
7294	Which?
7294	Who can say that he has not been frightened in battle?
7294	Who can speak impartially of Waterloo, or Waterloo so much discussed and with such heat, without being ashamed?
7294	Who has a traditional method?
7294	Who has not observed like instances between dogs, between dog and cat, cat and cat?
7294	Who is going to stand against such people?
7294	Who knows if the perfection of long- range arms might not bring back these heroic victories?
7294	Who to- day is braver than they were?
7294	Who, before Hannibal or after him, has lost as many as the Romans and yet been conqueror?
7294	Why are not night attacks more employed to- day, at least on a grand scale?
7294	Why cover the front everywhere?
7294	Why cuirassiers?
7294	Why did Frederick like to see his center closed in for the assault?
7294	Why do not authorities acknowledge facts and try to formulate combat methods that conform to reality?
7294	Why do you call back your skirmishers?
7294	Why does the Frenchman of to- day, in singular contrast to the Gaul, scatter under fire?
7294	Why is it that Colonel A---- does not want a depth formation for cavalry, he who believes in pressure of the rear ranks on the first?
7294	Why is it that they can not stand before the armies of the western people?
7294	Why is this?
7294	Why not adopt that of Marshal Saxe?
7294	Why not put your skirmishers in advance?
7294	Why not?
7294	Why should infantry be placed too close, and consequently have its advance demoralized?
7294	Why sound trumpet calls which they neither hear nor understand?
7294	Why take it up again?
7294	Why was this?
7294	Why?
7294	Why?
7294	Why?
7294	Why?
7294	Why?
7294	Why?
7294	Why?
7294	Will he have the last word then, who has the last cartridge, who knows best how to make the enemy use his cartridges without using his own?
7294	Will the result be terrible fights, conflicts of extermination?
7294	With the best faith in the world they say,"What is this?
7294	Would they succeed again?
7294	You are troubled about stopping the fire of your soldiers?
7294	You find that they show little coolness, and shoot despite their officers, in spite even of themselves?
7294	[ 38] What did Napoleon I do?
7294	[ 41] What better arguments against deep columns could there be than the denials of Napoleon at St. Helena?
7294	[ Footnote 21: Considering Caesar''s narrative what becomes of the mathematical theory of masses, which is still discussed?
7294	[ Footnote 32: Are not naval battles above all the battles of captains?
7294	did they fall back on the mass which itself was coming up?
7294	in disordered masses?
7294	in mass?
7294	in one rank?
7294	in two?
41481	A kidnapping case?
41481	A question occurs to me,said the Doctor:"will others be able to manipulate the machine as successfully as you can?"
41481	Ai n''t it a small world?
41481	An''''ow could I say, sir?
41481	And after that?
41481	And exactly what is an absolute zero?
41481	And exactly what is an absolute zero?
41481	And how has business been with you lately?
41481	And is there no danger of the machine going wrong-- of destroying itself and us?
41481	And the cloaks for Charlie and me?
41481	And the-- beetles?
41481	And they were all strangers to you?
41481	And what''s up there, or down there, or whatever you call it?
41481	And yet you had his confidence in other matters?
41481	And you do n''t know what the professor was trying to invent?
41481	And you feel that you have all the necessary qualifications?
41481	Any more bombs?
41481	Are you all right?
41481	Are you hurt, Doctor?
41481	Are you sure they have n''t spirited him away?
41481	As a sensible man, do n''t you think yourself that your story is a bit thin? 41481 Bram got-- that girl?
41481	But how about getting Haidia across?
41481	But how?
41481	But what are our chances?
41481	But what are they looking for?
41481	But what becomes of me after you have frustrated Philip''s plot?
41481	But what has all this to do with finding out what has become of my friend?
41481	But what if he does? 41481 But wo n''t your lens prevent the ultra- violet light from reaching your plate?"
41481	But you are too interested in Wall Street to leave it for the open road?
41481	Ca n''t you move that arm and leg at all, Dodd?
41481	Can you think of no plausible reason for this attack? 41481 Can you throw any light on a motive for such a crime?"
41481	Captain Harvey,said the general,"you are sure that dead spot has not been bombarded with gas- shells?"
41481	Carnes,he said at length,"do you see anything on this gun that looks like tooth marks?"
41481	Damned weird, is n''t it?
41481	Did it turn off the road?
41481	Did you hear any noises?
41481	Did you notice anything strange about those fruit trees?
41481	Did you see it, Doctor?
41481	Do n''t you feel the lure of it? 41481 Do n''t you see that he''s insane?
41481	Do n''t you understand me now?
41481	Do n''t you understand? 41481 Do you know the nature of his will?"
41481	Do you mean to tell us that auto drove itself?
41481	Do you think he will live?
41481	Do you wish to start at once, sir?
41481	Excited?
41481	For God''s sake, Doctor, what is it?
41481	General?
41481	Had he been drinking?
41481	Have n''t you guessed yet, Travers?
41481	Have they been reoccupied?
41481	Have those two strayed infantrymen reported yet?
41481	Have you been reading those stories that the papers have been carrying about Mammoth Cave?
41481	Have you ever been to Mammoth Cave?
41481	Hello, Sergeant-- Sergeant Coffee, is it?... 41481 High explosive?"
41481	How can it be? 41481 How can you-- how can we dare plunge into this thing?
41481	How d''you mean? 41481 How dare you?
41481	How does that huge thing ever get through that crack we examined?
41481	How does the secret service cut in on it?
41481	How far do you think we dropped just now?
41481	How large are full grown ones if this is a baby?
41481	How long does that gas last?
41481	How long have you known Professor Wroxton?
41481	How many rooms do you occupy now?
41481	How much further, Hope?
41481	How near is the next house?
41481	How soon are we leaving?
41481	How''d you know?
41481	How''s Haidia?
41481	How?
41481	However,Clason drew a deep breath"you see this other device?
41481	In Chicago?
41481	In other words, an invisible light?
41481	Is he dead?
41481	Is n''t this enough for just now, Burke?
41481	Jimmy, ever see an apple before?
41481	Jouret? 41481 King of what?
41481	Live stock?
41481	Love her? 41481 My God, Captain Storm, do n''t you know the difference between an insect and a crustacean?
41481	My little Hope, what is it? 41481 Nicely trained horses, what?"
41481	No feeling in them?
41481	No, what?
41481	Now you understand why I advertised for a man of exceptional character? 41481 Oh, by the way, you did n''t see my lighter anywhere, did you?"
41481	On May 27th, the day your husband died, what happened, as you re- remember it?
41481	Or do you fear deeds of daring? 41481 Pretty trick, what, Travers?
41481	Professor Wroxton was a wealthy man without kith or kin?
41481	Ready?
41481	Reckon he''s lyin'', Pete?
41481	Say, what the-- what-- what''s that?
41481	See this range- setter?
41481	See what they''re doing, Dodd? 41481 So you dismissed them as mere press agent work?"
41481	Strain? 41481 Tell me,"he said in a husky voice,"how do you intend to use me?
41481	That is all you know of the Jourets?
41481	That so?
41481	The king,Derek demanded,"Which is his apartment?
41481	The machine started and turned into the road--"Did you notice anyone at the wheel?
41481	Their aircraft have not been dropping bombs, positively?
41481	Then how did human beings get here, and those damn beetles? 41481 These things?"
41481	This gentleman desires information in connection with the death of our neighbor Mr., or is it Dr., Darrow? 41481 This you, Perk?"
41481	Tommy, old man, how are you feeling now?
41481	Very slippery?
41481	Was anything else of value taken?
41481	Was there any disturbance heard from the crack?
41481	Was there really something to those wild yarns?
41481	Well, Dodd, have you experienced a change of heart?
41481	Well, Harlin,said the general,"Where will he strike?"
41481	Well, but see here, Jimmy, suppose these beetles did inhabit the antarctic continent a few million years ago, why get excited?
41481	Well, can you--?
41481	Well, what do you think of it?
41481	Were there any signs on the floor?
41481	Were these rooms locked?
41481	Were you ever near a rattlesnake den in the west?
41481	What are you trying to get at? 41481 What caused you to answer our advertisement?"
41481	What d''you mean?
41481	What floor?
41481	What happened next?
41481	What happened to you after we crashed?
41481	What happened?
41481	What is it, a crab?
41481	What is it?
41481	What is it?
41481	What is its nature?
41481	What is there here to be afraid of?
41481	What is this?
41481	What kind of a report are you going to make to the Bureau, Doctor?
41481	What kinda rations they give you?
41481	What matter? 41481 What time is it?"
41481	What was he trying to invent?
41481	What we got to do?
41481	What''s on your mind, Carnes?
41481	What''s your estimate?
41481	What, the one I saw you with? 41481 What?
41481	What?
41481	When was that?
41481	Where does it bring us out?
41481	Where is the king?
41481	Where''s that, Haidia?
41481	Where? 41481 Where?"
41481	Who are you?
41481	Who are you?
41481	Who lives in the first house to the north?
41481	Who lives in the next house south?
41481	Why does any man apply for a job?
41481	Why not have the Projector confiscated or destroyed by our own Government?
41481	Why not?
41481	Why?
41481	Will you come along?
41481	Will you excuse me?
41481	Will you speak to the public, General?
41481	Without unlocking any doors or taking a car, eh? 41481 Yeah?
41481	Yes, what''s up?
41481	Yes?
41481	You believe a madman did it?
41481	You believe your husband was murdered?
41481	You do n''t know how to open this?
41481	You do not approve of circus people?
41481	You do not think anyone is going to call for any supposed package of money at one of the most congested corners in the world in broad daylight?
41481	You fool,Tommy bellowed in his ear,"d''you think the south pole lies over there?
41481	You mean the ship was gliding down to land?
41481	You mean to say you actually believe that stuff you''ve been handing me?
41481	You mean to suggest then,I shot at him,"that two full grown men have completely vanished?
41481	You mean you--?
41481	You say you found this thing pretty nearly upon the site of the true pole?
41481	You second wave?
41481	You will join our party, little Hope?
41481	You''re sure you can?
41481	Your prisoner has no recognition signals for his own tanks? 41481 ***** Derek was saying,We have n''t much time: can you get us to the palace?"
41481	*****"But, John,"I protested"is there no other reason for your agitation?
41481	*****"Have you ever proved it?"
41481	*****"What do you know of this-- what''s his name?"
41481	A beetle?
41481	A new species of beetle?
41481	A weapon?
41481	Afraid of what?
41481	Ai n''t that pretty for you?"
41481	An executioner beetle, sent by Bram to summon them to the torture?
41481	An''th''canteen stuff--""Your tank men, they get treated fancy?"
41481	And as he spoke he remembered vaguely some crank who had once insisted that the two poles were hollow because-- what was the fellow''s reasoning?
41481	And how were they going to get out of the damn place?
41481	And why''s the grass red?"
41481	Are you afraid that in this process of becoming henchman to a king you may perchance get killed?"
41481	Are you familiar with fluorescein?"
41481	Are you interested?"
41481	Astounding?
41481	Badly hurt?"
41481	But even if it is, do you think that, after perfecting such a tremendous invention, the professor would commit suicide?"
41481	But now, what to do?
41481	But what could be the purpose behind this villainy?
41481	But where was Jim?
41481	CHAPTER III_ Ten Miles Underground_"What I was going to say when we were interrupted, was,''Can you beat it?''"
41481	CHAPTER I_ Wall Street-- or the Open Road?_ When I was some fifteen years old, I once made the remark,"Why, that''s impossible."
41481	CHAPTER V_ Intrigue_"Am I in time, Hope?"
41481	Can you get into the palace, Hope?
41481	Can you get us anything like that?"
41481	Can you place a tent at my disposal?"
41481	Can you walk?"
41481	Care to smoke?
41481	Carnes, how soon can we get a train back to Washington?"
41481	Carnes, where is that letter from the Secretary of War?"
41481	Derek said quietly,"Difficult to believe, Charlie?
41481	Derek whispered to Hope,"The toilers do n''t know of this?"
41481	Derek whispered,"Is that Blanca?"
41481	Derek, prince of this realm?
41481	Did you know that?"
41481	Did you recognize any of the body- snatchers?"
41481	Do I make this clear?"
41481	Do n''t you recognize him?
41481	Do n''t you see the distinguishing mark of the coleoptera, those two elytra, or wing- covers, which meet in the median dorsal line?
41481	Do you believe, positively, that the gardener is above suspicion?"
41481	Do you hear me?"
41481	Do you know anything about it?"
41481	Do you know the motive behind this affair?
41481	Do you know which one I am going to choose?"
41481	Do you realize their stupendous power, their invincibility?
41481	Do you see it?
41481	Do you think, in view of this yarn, that your experiments can wait?"
41481	Do you understand?"
41481	Do you want to right a great wrong?
41481	Does n''t that suggest anything?"
41481	Even if it did, what about Mr. Lathom?
41481	Ever in Chicago?"
41481	Got anything to smoke?"
41481	Guard her for me, will you?"
41481	Had I arrived in the other realm?
41481	Had they seen this attack upon Derek?
41481	Have you any objections?"
41481	Have you any special advice to give me about the guarding?"
41481	Have you, or can you get, any live stock?"
41481	He demanded of Derek again,"Who are you?"
41481	He did, eh?
41481	He got turned around and you caught him wandering about?...
41481	He had just dropped back into a lounging attitude when the door burst open and Clason flew into the room?
41481	He repeated,"Did you know that?"
41481	His voice rang out,"Will you obey me now?
41481	His voice rang out:"What are you doing?
41481	Hope said,"What is it, Rohbar?"
41481	Hope, where does Rohbar stand in this?"
41481	How dare you?"
41481	How long does it last?"
41481	How might he fan this feeble spark of volition to sufficient strength for decisive resistance?
41481	How much immediately?"
41481	How''d you learn it?"
41481	How''y''use it?"
41481	How, then, can puny man hope to stand against them?
41481	I said,"Henchman to a king?"
41481	I was dangling from a parachute.... By the way, where am I now?"
41481	I wonder whether you are worth it?"
41481	Impossible?
41481	Impossible?
41481	In the meantime, may I look at that gun that was found?"
41481	Is that all you can tell us about the death itself?"
41481	Is there a tank stationed at Fort Thomas?"
41481	Is there a telegraph office here?"
41481	Is there another counterfeit on the market?"
41481	Is there no one who might possibly benefit by putting you temporarily out of the way?"
41481	Is this it?"
41481	It is n''t finished yet, but when the general says that--""Battle?"
41481	It seems impossible, but has not Mrs. Darrow told us she heard this humming and saw nothing?
41481	May I ask what is the object of the whole thing?"
41481	Mrs. Darrow fell to smoothing out the folds in her house apron as Lees asked:"When was the only time you saw her?"
41481	Mrs. Darrow, what has happened?''
41481	My trained beetles are blind-- you did n''t happen to notice I''d cut off their antenna?
41481	Near dawn?
41481	No rest?"
41481	Now what would Keane do?
41481	Now, Mrs. Darrow, how long had you lived at Brooknook?
41481	Odd, was n''t it, getting so much publicity after I was through needing it?
41481	Of what use to me an elevator, if it had been running?
41481	Or do you want to go down to work as usual in the subway to- morrow morning?
41481	Or have you?"
41481	Or was I still in Derek''s laboratory?
41481	Really, how-- you''re not injured?"
41481	Rescue an oppressed people, overturn the tyranny of an evil monarch, and put your friend and the girl he loves upon the throne?
41481	Say, where in thunder are we, Jimmy?"
41481	Say, you know Heine''s place?"
41481	Shall I?"
41481	Should he summon help, or go on alone?
41481	Space?
41481	Still insane upon the subject of fossil monotremes, I suppose?"
41481	Suppose that I should spend a hundred million of my government''s money and the purchase prove worthless?
41481	Suppose then, that we have an object, either animate or inanimate, the surface of which reflects only ultra- violet light, what will be the result?
41481	That''s clear, is n''t it?"
41481	The open road?
41481	Then a rush of questions:"What''s the matter?
41481	Then he asked:"How is the foreman?
41481	Then why did he not have it out now?
41481	Then why do n''t we drop to the center of the earth, you damn fool?"
41481	They told him he would n''t see any of them until the battle was over?...
41481	They were n''t taking any chances on any of our listening- posts reporting their tanks, eh?...
41481	Very well, go on.... How did he gas our listening- posts?...
41481	Walking head downward, are we?
41481	Was I going mad?
41481	Was I going mad?
41481	Was Keane Clason a great inventor, or a madman?
41481	Was he here?
41481	Was it reported?"
41481	Were these things real or imaginary?
41481	Were we outdoors?
41481	What could he do?
41481	What do you see now?
41481	What else could they be?
41481	What for?"
41481	What had I said to make them suspect me of having committed a revolting crime?
41481	What harm?"
41481	What is the floor of the cave like where we are going?"
41481	What killed them off?
41481	What matter?"
41481	What other fearsome monsters might inhabit that extraordinary valley?
41481	What right had he to put me through the third degree?
41481	What then?
41481	What will you do?"
41481	What''s happened to you?
41481	What''s happened?
41481	What''you doin''around here?"
41481	Where are the Clasons?"
41481	Where is Major Brown?"
41481	Where?"
41481	White?
41481	Who and what are you?"
41481	Why did I not think of it before?
41481	Why did n''t they cross into Australia, like the opossum, by the land bridge then existent between that continent and South America?
41481	Why did n''t they win the supremacy over man?"
41481	Why did n''t you tell me that before?"
41481	Why did you bring the shells, Haidia?"
41481	Why have n''t they survived into historic times?
41481	Why should anyone believe that they were the three crimson nobles whom Derek attacked with his strange ray?
41481	Why, of all places, had he fled down into this blind burrow?
41481	Why, what was this?
41481	Why?"
41481	Wildly racing through the night, missing other cars by a breath, the big, visible auto continued its pursuit of-- what?
41481	Will you?"
41481	With a benzine label for a prescription?"
41481	Would I go into the unknown?
41481	Would I go?
41481	Would I go?
41481	Would Philip prove to be a real or an imaginary scoundrel?
41481	Would a watchman hear me?
41481	Would you allow me to accompany you when you make your attempt?"
41481	Yeah, do n''t you get it, Jimmy?
41481	Yes sir, knocked me plumb down, and--""Then what happened?
41481	You could not have misplaced the other by any chance, could you?''
41481	You have no relatives?"
41481	You know what the humans here live on, do n''t you?"
41481	You understand, of course, what color is?
41481	You understand?"
41481	You understand?"
41481	You will not?
41481	You''re ready to go to work immediately, I hope?"
41481	Your prisoner objects to his rations, eh?
58688	A woman? 58688 Am I supposed to turn cartwheels?"
58688	And he was dead?
58688	And how''s the extra- zoo expert''s bum leg?
58688	Answer this question: do you make a practise of poisoning the minds of your crew against me?
58688	Any orders, sir?
58688	Are they gon na land or ai n''t they gon na land?
58688	Are we for sale or something?
58688	Are you kidding? 58688 Are you serious?"
58688	Are you sure we want to?
58688	Are you trying to tell me the men have selected you?
58688	But how can you expect me to lead you when I do n''t know what''s happening? 58688 But what happened to him?"
58688	But what made him do it?
58688	But why?
58688	Captain Moore?
58688	Did you hear the voice, Mac?
58688	Do n''t you realize what they''ve been talking about?
58688	Do you want to?
58688	Does that satisfy you, Steve?
58688	Does that surprise you?
58688	Eh? 58688 Eh?
58688	Ever been off the North American continent?
58688	Forget about the past, will you?
58688	Had Stedman been drinking?
58688	Hear something? 58688 Hey, who''s got those helmets?"
58688	How about Charlie Stedman?
58688	How about the voice, boy? 58688 How can we, Mac?
58688	How do I know it is n''t a phony, a two- headed coin?
58688	How soon can I get out of bed?
58688	How''s the worm?
58688	Huh? 58688 Huh?
58688	Huh? 58688 I did n''t say--""Is that all you can say,''you did n''t say?''
58688	I mean, how much air have you left?
58688	I only thought--"What? 58688 I wo n''t, wo n''t I?
58688	I''ve got to take care of that stone worm, remember?
58688	I-- uh--_what_? 58688 Interesting?
58688	Is it a deal?
58688	Is it morning?
58688	Is it? 58688 Is that so, Mr. Smart- guy?
58688	Is that so?
58688	Just how do we get the anthrovacs aboard ship?
58688	Kevin McGann I know, but what about this man?
58688	Kevin, do you know anything about how Charlie died you have n''t told me?
58688	LeClarc?
58688	Look at those creatures, will you?
58688	May I make a suggestion?
58688	Me? 58688 Mean to say you spent so much time on zoology and forgot about other things?
58688	Name?
58688	Oh, did we? 58688 Please, must I say it?
58688	Possessed?
58688	See here, LeClarc, we''ve been getting orders and directives without knowing what they mean or why they were given or--"Must you be so impatient?
58688	So what? 58688 Sort of like getting them drunk, is n''t it, boy?"
58688	Stedman, eh?
58688	Stedman, huh? 58688 Stedman?"
58688	Steve? 58688 Steve?
58688	Ten more minutes?
58688	Ten?
58688	The anthrovacs?
58688	Then we''ll go as we are?
58688	Then you believe me?
58688	Then you''re all right?
58688	Three anthrovacs?
58688	Three suits?
58688	What are you moping about, boy?
58688	What do you mean, waiting to get you?
58688	What do you mean, where? 58688 What do you mean?"
58688	What do you mean?
58688	What do you want me to do?
58688	What do you want?
58688	What for?
58688	What gave you that idea?
58688	What happens then?
58688	What happens then?
58688	What information?
58688	What is this?
58688	What ship?
58688	What should I remember?
58688	What the hell do you think you''re doing?
58688	What world is this?
58688	What''s going on here?
58688	What''s happening?
58688	What''s that?
58688	What''s the matter, are you old fashioned? 58688 What''s the meaning of--""Will you be quiet and let me do the talking?"
58688	What''s the trouble, Stedman?
58688	What''s the trouble, boy?
58688	What?
58688	What?
58688	What?
58688	What?
58688	When?
58688	Where does that leave us?
58688	Where''s that?
58688	Where?
58688	Who can prove it? 58688 Who does?"
58688	Who gets to call?
58688	Who said I am? 58688 Who says we''ll obey?"
58688	Who the devil''s on radar, Captain?
58688	Who? 58688 Why LeClarc?"
58688	Why do n''t we forget all about it?
58688	Why do n''t we just clobber them?
58688	Why do n''t you begin at the beginning?
58688	Why struggle? 58688 Will you ask the doctor to give me some crutches?
58688	Will you please hurry with whatever you want to tell me? 58688 Would I?"
58688	Yes, Captain?
58688	Yes, Captain?
58688	Yes? 58688 Yes?"
58688	Yes?
58688	You crew or expedition?
58688	You know where we space out for first, Mr. Stedman? 58688 You mean LeClarc?"
58688	You see, boy?
58688	You want me to try, darling?
58688	You want some pretty sound advice? 58688 You wanted me, Captain?
58688	You were saying...?
58688	You''re Charlie Stedman''s kid brother, are n''t you?
58688	You''ve got three anthrovacs?
58688	Your brother''s?
58688	*****"How are you feeling, boy?"
58688	A bazaar of the worlds, bringing together for trade, creatures of every form and size and color?
58688	All right so far, boy?
58688	And Teejay?
58688	And she added,"Say, have you been watching your stone worm?"
58688	And was the fear responsible in any way for what had happened to Charlie?
58688	And what made him hate you like that?
58688	And what, if anything, did the bazaar have to do with it?
58688	And where''d he get to, anyway?
58688	And, a moment later,"What''s the trouble, Brody?"
58688	Any further questions?"
58688	Any questions?"
58688	Any questions?"
58688	Are we out in space again?"
58688	Are you a member of the expedition?"
58688	Barling?"
58688	Because of T. J. Moore?
58688	But I''ll tell you this: I think I could like you a lot better in your new role, and-- Teejay?"
58688	But did that mean the voice had any real existence?
58688	But what I want to know is this: how did it happen?"
58688	But what about the rest of it?"
58688	But why did you come out here with me if you''re ready to give up so easy?"
58688	But why?
58688	But why?
58688	But would you think it strange if you hear that I do n''t think that now?"
58688	Can I get to work on the new orbit at once?"
58688	Can you picture an old- fashioned gal slinging a man over her shoulder and toting him away to safety like a sack of grain?
58688	Captain-- is it clear?"
58688	Could you find it?
58688	Did her sex matter then?"
58688	Did n''t you ever hear about that?"
58688	Did the anthrovac understand?
58688	Did the fear crawl around the edges of his brain because he thought Teejay was responsible?
58688	Did the voice emanate from it?
58688	Did you notice all the other creatures here?
58688	Did you think these monsters were all native to Uashalume?
58688	Do n''t you know you should n''t go around fighting like a man?''"
58688	Do n''t you think it''s enough?
58688	Do you hear something?"
58688	Do you still hear it?"
58688	Do you think I want to play hop- scotch all over the Solar System?
58688	Do you think you can eat beefsteak and drink martinis in every frontier- world dive?
58688	Does it satisfy you?"
58688	Does that mean LeClarc had to be on the_ Frank Buck_ before anything happened?
58688	Fear-- of what?
58688	Finally:"What am I bid?"
58688	Finding it, could you make it run again?"
58688	From_ my_ shoulder?
58688	Had n''t the creature said it could kill them both?
58688	Has anyone seen LeClarc since the fight?"
58688	Hello, McGann?
58688	Here''s Charlie, see?
58688	His eyes searched Steve''s face briefly, and he said:"Should I know you?"
58688	How can I plan for escape when I do n''t know what it is we have to escape from?"
58688	How can you hear anything on Ganymede, with no air to carry it?
58688	How could it?
58688	How''s that?"
58688	How''s the air?"
58688	I like Stedman, but if we ever find him, better not say that or I''ll break your neck, hear?
58688	Instead:"Can you walk, Stedman?"
58688	Is it a deal?"
58688	Is that clear?"
58688	It''s one thing to say that if you aren''t--""Who is n''t?
58688	Just how did you find Charlie?
58688	Just how do you think Carmical Enterprises got where they are?
58688	Kevin, how did Charlie die?"
58688	Last minute addition, huh, Stedman?"
58688	Like, for instance, Ganymede- fear?"
58688	May I help?"
58688	Me?
58688	Now, what am I offered?"
58688	Now, with you and Stedman-- well, LeClarc is n''t so important, is he?"
58688	One life more would n''t matter, and if there were a chance...."Charlie, do n''t you remember anything?"
58688	One slip and you''ve had it, is that understood?"
58688	Remember how the animals aboard the_ Frank Buck_ died?
58688	Remember the Ganymede- fear, Kevin?"
58688	Say, has anyone got a cool drink?
58688	See what I mean?"
58688	Somehow, the anthrovacs escaped from their bubbles and--""What?"
58688	Stedman?"
58688	Steve, is that you?"
58688	Steve, is that you?"
58688	Such a gathering had been imposed arbitrarily, but for what purpose?
58688	Tell me-- do you think they have a Harvard club on every stinking satellite you''ll visit?
58688	Temporarily, for as long as you can use us, is that it?"
58688	The stilt- like creature?
58688	Then how had it happened?
58688	Then what caused the fear?
58688	Then what did happen?
58688	There''s only one alternative, and much as I regret--""What is it?
58688	There''s only one man aboard ship who can beat the Frenchman in a fair fight, and--""You?"
58688	This is the twenty- second century, the enlightened century, remember?
58688	Understand?"
58688	Want to tell her I''d like to see her?"
58688	We can all start looking for jobs after that, do you understand?
58688	Well, since our emotions are so much stronger than the parasites, maybe, maybe--""You mean it could work in reverse?"
58688	What I want to know is this: where are we going, and why?"
58688	What are we waiting for?"
58688	What are you gawking at me like that for?"
58688	What are you laughing about?"
58688	What are you-- a girl-- doing this for?
58688	What can I do?"
58688	What did all his knowledge of Extra- terrestrial zoology amount to now?
58688	What did you think?
58688	What do you hear, boy?
58688	What do you want?"
58688	What in space ever made you study extra- zoo, anyway?"
58688	What is it, scared?"
58688	What they want to know is this: are you their man?"
58688	What was done with the body?"
58688	What was there to be afraid of?
58688	What''s so funny?
58688	What''s that?
58688	What''s the alternative?"
58688	What''s your hurry, boy?"
58688	When all your lives may be at stake?"
58688	Who do you mean?"
58688	Who is to say?
58688	Whom do I ask for on the_ Gordak_?"
58688	Why did Charlie write once that you must have been spawned in hell?
58688	Why do n''t you wait till after_ Brennschluss_, when we''re out in space?"
58688	Why should they, they can get new bodies?
58688	Why?
58688	Why?
58688	Why?"
58688	Will the fact that we''re here first matter?
58688	Will the three of you please turn around and march over to the_ Frank Buck_?"
58688	Will you shut up and get to work?"
58688	Yeah, but how did--""How did I know, boy?
58688	You must mean Charlie Stedman who was killed out here a few years back?"
58688	You never did want to tell me what happened on Ganymede, did you?
58688	You trying to kill yourself?"
58688	You wo n''t deny that something took over their brains?"
58688	You''re T. J.?
58688	You-- a girl?"
41714	''Smatter?
41714	A brand- new religion?
41714	And for_ her_? 41714 And what about the scared and unhappy ones in Riveredge?
41714	And_ do_ they?
41714	Any better, miss?
41714	Anybody else?
41714	Are n''t you interested?
41714	Are you Orsino?
41714	Are you all right, Max?
41714	Are you all right?
41714	Are you awake, Lee? 41714 Are you staying with it?"
41714	Before you go, may I ask when we''ll see your pew rent, to say nothing of the tithe?
41714	Breakfast?
41714	But what are you_ doing_ here? 41714 But-- but-- how will I know I''m_ me_?"
41714	Can I set off the explosion? 41714 Can you roll the boulders away from the hole there?"
41714	Confound it, sir, when will you young rufflers learn that you must crawl before you walk? 41714 Damn it,"he snarled,"why did n''t you refill this thing when you emptied it?
41714	Death threat from the dago?
41714	Did n''t know what to do?
41714	Did you_ have_ to shoot, Commander?
41714	Disciplined or downgraded anybody lately?
41714	Do n''t you know my voice? 41714 Do you know any medicine?"
41714	Do you know any of the local plants we might eat?
41714	Do you like the Syndic?
41714	Do you, Lee Bennet, solemnly renounce all allegiances previously held by you and pledge your allegiance to the North American Government?
41714	Does she swing any weight? 41714 Eh?
41714	Eh? 41714 Eh?"
41714	Fooling with any women?
41714	Friend of yours?
41714	Has anybody got any ideas?
41714	Have n''t met since Las Vegas, have we?
41714	Have you any reservations yet unstated in your answers?
41714	He has....Max Wyman paused a long time and said:"Go on, will you?"
41714	How''d you like it?
41714	How''s the C.Q.--that man downstairs, Martha?
41714	How''s your throat, Ken?
41714	I do n''t suppose there''s anything I can do?
41714	I heard about things in the States-- Wyman, is n''t it? 41714 I thought we were unsinkable?"
41714	Iceland?
41714	In God''s name, why?
41714	In what sense do you mean that, Charles? 41714 Into a firing squad?
41714	Is he dead?
41714	Is it or is n''t it a science?
41714	Is that why you pulled that ape off me? 41714 Is there anything I can do?"
41714	It wo n''t_ do_? 41714 It''s going to be a hell of a big bang, ai n''t it, Charles?"
41714	Made up out of whole cloth?
41714	Martha, what are you talking about?
41714	Max Wyman? 41714 May I speak?"
41714	May I wish you every happiness, Professor Speiser?
41714	My boy,_ why_ did n''t you tell me about this when you first came in?
41714	Name, age and origin?
41714	No-- possible-- mistake?
41714	Oh, knock it off-- where do you get that pirate bit, gangster?
41714	Okay... you think we ought to report this to somebody?
41714	Paperwork, huh? 41714 Please,"he said,"could I have something to eat first?"
41714	Psychologist? 41714 Remember Martha?"
41714	Sam, you see this? 41714 See a man first?"
41714	Shall I cast off for you?
41714	She runs away?
41714	So what do you say to slipping one of our own people into the Government to find out whether they''re dealing in assassination or not?
41714	So where does that leave us?
41714	Still bagman at the 101st?
41714	Surprised?
41714	That''s a top Mob man? 41714 The old man-- Edward Falcaro''s line?"
41714	Think I saved you for that? 41714 Think I saved you for that?"
41714	Time for another load?
41714	Trouble?
41714	Trouble?
41714	Usury_ is_ a sin,Father Ambrosius said cautiously,"but how does Fallowfield enter into it?"
41714	Was it real?
41714	Was she out of her mind?
41714	Well, what is it?
41714	What about the jeep and the guns? 41714 What about you?"
41714	What are bupers?
41714	What are they?
41714	What are you doing here?
41714	What are you talking about, little girl?
41714	What are your feelings toward the North American Government?
41714	What are your plans?
41714	What did you do to him?
41714	What do we do with the fifties when I get them both off the mount?
41714	What do you do there?
41714	What do you know about a woman named Lee-- Bennet? 41714 What do you mean,_ we_?"
41714	What do you think you''re up to?
41714	What do you want to know?
41714	What does that mean?
41714	What happened?
41714	What have_ you_ been up to?
41714	What is escape? 41714 What is this place?"
41714	What ship did you cross in?
41714	What the hell''s that?
41714	What the hell''s the use?
41714	What would I do?
41714	What''re you so nervous about?
41714	What''s going on here, you men?
41714	What''s going on, mister?
41714	What''s it like?
41714	What''s special about thirty miles inland?
41714	What''s the matter-- haven''t you got it?
41714	What''s the matter?
41714	What''ve you got against the Syndic?
41714	What?
41714	What?
41714	What_ would_ a personnel bureau do?
41714	When did this Lieberman flourish?
41714	When do you think you can start on the passes, Ken?
41714	Where you from, mister?
41714	Where''d you get yours?
41714	Where''s the reactor room?
41714	Who are you?
41714	Who can know what he''s doing when he does n''t even know why he does it? 41714 Who is this woman?
41714	Who knows what he is doing, why he does it or what the consequences will be? 41714 Who''s this child?
41714	Why, what do you mean, Mrs. M.? 41714 Why?"
41714	Why?
41714	Why?
41714	Will they come back?
41714	Would I live here if I were n''t?
41714	Would n''t you?
41714	Would you kill for it?
41714	Would you rob for the North American Government?
41714	Yes, my son? 41714 Yes?
41714	You all right, gangster?
41714	You folks married?
41714	You got any aces in the hole, gangster?
41714	You have trouble, Wyman?
41714	You know me?
41714	You know we dodged''em three times?
41714	You know who she is?
41714	You take these cords off me?
41714	You wo n''t go away? 41714 You would n''t want one of their women, would you?
41714	You''re outlaws, are n''t you?
41714	You''re sure wishing Uncle Frank was here so you could ask him about it, do n''t you, Charles?
41714	You''re_ sorry_ for them?
41714	_ Did_ you?
41714	_ Here?_"No possible mistake,she said, stunned.
41714	_ Mister_ Orsino, is it or is it not your responsibility as team captain to demand that a dangerous ball be taken out of play? 41714 _ Taft?_ That''s my father''s pigboat!
41714	("Mister Orsino, did you come out to make a monkey of yourself and waste my time?
41714	A pretty brunette demanded:"What''ll you have?"
41714	A woman began to pound the guard on Charles''right with her fists, yelling:"What did you do to my husband?
41714	After a pause she whispered:"He''s using the-- what do you call it?
41714	And after them the Mob?
41714	And did or did not that last burst from Mister Vladek beat the ball out of round, thus giving rise to a distinct possibility of dangerous ricochets?"
41714	And for_ her_?"
41714	And how did Farmer Major hire the men from Wealing to get in his hay before the great storm could ruin it?
41714	And how did Tom the Thatcher buy his wagon so he could sell his beer in Glastonbury at a better price?
41714	And if he did n''t, who''d know the difference with the accounting as sloppy as it was here?
41714	And let that lousy little yeoman in on it?"
41714	And what did you have to show for it?
41714	And why did n''t you zig- zag overnight?
41714	And why did you get me up in the dead of night?"
41714	And you think it''s the conditioning or-- or something?"
41714	Are we?
41714	Are you implying that I have omitted pertinent facts?"
41714	Are you sure you''re not-- not kidding yourself?
41714	Are you telling me you do n''t have sexual promiscuity?
41714	Are you_ sure_ you can fake them?"
41714	Are you_ sure_?"
41714	As the door closed he snapped at him:"Well, mister?"
41714	At last he asked Orsino in a dry, choked voice:"Politics?"
41714	Back in Syndic Territory, fat, sloppy, happy Syndic Territory, did they know how good they had it?
41714	Back there at the jeep?"
41714	Be a good chap, padre, and sort of glare at him from the pulpit a few times to show him who you mean, what?"
41714	Brutus''back was to the audience when it started; he gradually turned--"What means this shouting?
41714	But I''m not being specific, am I?
41714	But now that there are two of us, what do you suggest?
41714	But those Government people?
41714	But what do you think paid for the masses you said for the repose of Goodie Howat''s soul?
41714	But what if we have a way to get around the drugs and lie- detectors, gentlemen?
41714	But who had ever heard of Sir Baldwin ever lending anything?
41714	Ca n''t you see the old devil planned it this way from the beginning?"
41714	Can you drive a jeep?
41714	Can you fire a twin- fifty?"
41714	Can you get me about a hundred of the machine gun cartridges?"
41714	Can you make an ex- plosion like you said?
41714	Charles Orsino?
41714	Charles burst out:"Then for God''s sake, Uncle Frank, why have n''t you_ done_ anything?
41714	Charles, buzzing a little with the gin, protested hotly:"But what''s the harm?
41714	Charles, do you remember the way to the wharf?"
41714	Charles, you_ sure_ I ca n''t set off the explosion?
41714	Choking down something like nausea, he asked carefully:"Is there much rape?"
41714	Confusing?
41714	Corruption and shakedowns?"
41714	Could n''t you be mistaken?"
41714	Could she throw things like a poltergeist- girl?
41714	Curare?"
41714	Damn it, do n''t you know me?
41714	Dark... so dark... and so tired... how old was she?
41714	Did anybody ever tell you you look well in uniform?"
41714	Did n''t we make it clear?
41714	Did she know or care whether he was?
41714	Did the witch girl-- and Martha-- have hereditary_ psi_ power?
41714	Did these alcoholers get over it?"
41714	Did they try to pull something?"
41714	Did you know her on the other side?
41714	Did you score?"
41714	Do n''t you know?
41714	Do n''t you recognize the treaty?"
41714	Do they go?"
41714	Do you hear me?
41714	Do you know, I can relax with you?
41714	Do you mean to tell me you''re just leaving out anybody under middle age when you talk about morality?"
41714	Do you still think twenty reds means a black is bound to come up?
41714	Do you think I_ wanted_ to become a moneylender?
41714	Does n''t that make sense?
41714	Edward Falcaro asked:"Anybody know anything about Europe or Asia?
41714	Everything set?"
41714	Falcaro went on:"The way things stand now, gentlemen, we do n''t know very much, do we?"
41714	Father Ambrosius rose courteously and said, with some insincerity:"_ Pax vobiscum._""Eh?"
41714	Frank, is that clear?"
41714	From a cloud of rank smoke he said:"So the thing to do is find out more, is n''t it?"
41714	Go far away with me?"
41714	Good God, was he hooked into marriage at twenty- three?
41714	Got in Van Dellen and the tech.... Maybe, come to think of it, the tech_ was_ crooked?
41714	Grinnel said, with a minimum smile:"If I had any influence, would I catch the cloak- and- dagger crap they sling at me?"
41714	Grinnel smiled and said:"Well, this would be it, would n''t it?"
41714	Grinnel:"Where are you from, kid?"
41714	Had she been promiscuous?
41714	Has something happened to my sister?"
41714	Have I come much too late?"
41714	Have n''t you got what you wanted?"
41714	He collapsed into a seat and croaked, with shut eyes:"While you''re trying to figure out the vomiting, can I have a handful of aspirins?"
41714	He gasped at her as they pulled their way up a bramble- covered 45-degree slope:"How do you do it?
41714	He growled at the storekeeper:"You sure this was just unsealed?
41714	He hastily scooped out a bowl of clean sand and whispered:"Any trouble?"
41714	He looked up with a pleased smile and asked:"How''s that for a plan?"
41714	He put down the ration and said wonderingly:"Do you know, that''s the way I feel about you?
41714	He said to Donnel:"You know Halloran long?"
41714	He said to her:"Who is that lunatic?"
41714	He said to the deckhand:"Can I clean the lady and myself up?"
41714	He said, enormously angry:"_ Oh, you do n''t do you?_"and hated her, the world and himself for the stupid inadequacy of the comeback.
41714	He smoothed her tangled hair mechanically and said to the watching, grinning circle:"Look, has n''t this gone far enough?
41714	He snarled:"Then why did you bother to come here?"
41714	He unkinked himself, stretched and lay down on the sand floor thinking bitterly: why try?
41714	His last broken protest was:"But what''ll I do if somebody takes me up on it?"
41714	How could sinning have paid for the repose of Goodie Howat''s soul, got a better price for brewer Thatcher''s ale and saved the village hay crop?
41714	How in the hell did a thing like that happen?"
41714	How is he?
41714	How''d you like to be on the inside when the North American Government returns to the mainland?"
41714	I ask you, padre, is it my fault that my tenants are a pack of lazy, thieving Saxon swine and I could n''t raise the money?"
41714	I did n''t forget, see?
41714	I do n''t doubt you''re learned and all that, but I can still tell you a thing or two, what?
41714	I do n''t know what fear of love will do to you-- make you a cheat?
41714	I do n''t know-- morphine?
41714	I mean to say, if it''s good enough for his majesty Richard, it''s good enough for me, what?
41714	I presume you wo n''t slug me while I check the engine?"
41714	I remember the triggering shocked me out of a year''s growth; how do you feel?"
41714	I wonder what old Gilby would say if he could see his star pupil burning out a barrel and swinging his gun like a fire hose?
41714	If there''s another try, will you help us out?"
41714	In a voice that strove to be normal, he whispered to Martha:"What about the boat?"
41714	Is n''t that right?"
41714	Is n''t this ever going to end?"
41714	Is that_ clear_?"
41714	Is there no more?"
41714	Jimmy, you flew over once, did n''t you?
41714	John seemed honest, the facts were the facts-- can good come out of evil?
41714	Kill the fool?
41714	Lee Falcaro said tremulously:"Wh- wh- what boat?"
41714	Looks good to me, do n''t it to you?"
41714	Magic, ritual, the power of the goddess, fear of iron, fear of the jeep''s vine enclosure-- cursed, no doubt-- what went on in such a mind?
41714	Martha, do you want to get out of here?
41714	Maybe I can set off one when we get to New Portsmouth?"
41714	Navy?"
41714	Nobody''s forcing them to improve the breed, right?
41714	Not if you could have somebody with the power just by waiting for her?"
41714	Now what about the Chicagoans?
41714	Now, what about getting back to the assassinations?"
41714	Now, what can I do for you, padre?"
41714	Old man Gilby was four- goal at sixty, was n''t he?
41714	Open gambling?
41714	Or does that louse Emory deliberately saddle me with them when I''m on a mission?
41714	Or just some wild man from outback?"
41714	Or were they all phonies?
41714	Or what those people did to me?
41714	Orsino asked:"How do these aborigines of yours operate?"
41714	Orsino said:"Maybe it''s some outfit over in Europe or Asia?"
41714	Pick her up, will you?
41714	Polyandry?
41714	Polygamy?
41714	Prudery, rape, frigidity, intrigue for power-- and assassination?
41714	Ready?"
41714	Remember?"
41714	Respect for the home, sanctity of marriage, sexual morality, law and order-- you never saw anything like that back home, did you gangster?"
41714	Rubbing his wrists, Charles asked uncertainly:"Are you Kennedy?"
41714	Seven phones, is n''t it, at ten dollars a phone?"
41714	Shall I defrost them?"
41714	She could have answered,"Yes,""No,""Maybe,"or"What''s in it for me?"
41714	She got a spell on her?
41714	She killed him, did n''t she?"
41714	She kissed back and said more faintly still:"Or it might be the drugs we used.... Oh, Charles, what_ took_ you so long?"
41714	She wanted to know:"The hell with what, darling?"
41714	She was there, whispering:"Charles?"
41714	So how the devil-- excuse me-- can I pay rent and tithes and Peters pence and all the other things you priest chaps expect from a man, what?"
41714	So you tell me like a good fellow who''s the right saint chap to put the matter in the best light for me?"
41714	Somebody ahead loomed, yelling querulously:"What the hell was that, Mac?
41714	Suddenly he stared at T. G. and demanded:"Why?
41714	Suppose this Sunday you preach a howlin''strong sermon against usury, what?
41714	Taylor leaned back and asked:"What do you recommend?"
41714	Taylor snapped:"Have you been in Mob Territory lately?"
41714	Tha''wha''ya think?"
41714	That was sinful now, but surely Abraham, Isaac and Jacob were in heaven?
41714	The Commander asked only:"Is that irrevocable?"
41714	The Commander said:"Do you feel that Dr. Mordecai might like to meet my daughter?"
41714	The Commander wondered briefly and querulously: why do we always have such unstable people here?
41714	The Government had reactors, the Government had vehicles-- why this?
41714	The foreman mopped his head and appealed to Dooley:"He always like this?"
41714	The guy covering my back, how can I fail to trust him, how could I dare not to trust him?
41714	The jaygee seemed to be reviewing rapidly any transgressions he may have committed, and asked at last, cautiously:"By what authority?"
41714	The man grabbed his shoulder and rolled him onto the deck, snarling:"You going to_ argue_?"
41714	The man looked up and croaked:"Are you from the Government?"
41714	The neurotics and psychotics I found more and more of when I invalidated the Lieberman findings?
41714	The old man said very softly:"And what if they were n''t?
41714	The same treatment?
41714	Then what voices called guardedly to him from the shadows:"Buddy-- buddy-- wait up a minute, buddy-- did you score?
41714	Then why did she feel like a murderess?
41714	There was an astonished"mmm?"
41714	Think you can use your influence at court to get me a corvette?"
41714	Think you got it straight now?"
41714	Think''m drunk?
41714	To see about Anatolian poppies when the Mob had trouble with Mex labor?"
41714	To show there were no hard feelings, he stayed for a moment to ask:"How are your husbands?"
41714	Treason to what-- us?
41714	Twenty, fifty or a hundred rounds?
41714	Uncle Frank, what the hell do you mean, it wo n''t do?
41714	Uncontrolled liquor trade?
41714	Waiting for what?
41714	Was n''t Dick Reiner chanting that when I was in diapers?"
41714	Was she married already?
41714	Was the probability of boarding two to one?
41714	Was this what Regan and Falcaro had bled for?
41714	We do n''t go in for things like that-- or do we?
41714	What about these natives?
41714	What blew?"
41714	What can you expect from people like that?"
41714	What do you think you would like to do?"
41714	What have you got on her?"
41714	What have you got to do with her, for God''s sake?
41714	What in God''s name was she talking about?
41714	What is it?"
41714	What is this?"
41714	What more is there to learn?"
41714	What the hell do we need punch- cards for?
41714	What was he getting into?
41714	What was the ringing bell?"
41714	What went on here?
41714	What would the people in Syndic Territory do for protection if everybody took your attitude?"
41714	What''s all the whispering for?"
41714	What''s biting you, boy?
41714	What''s this about?"
41714	Where do you think you''re going?"
41714	Where is she?
41714	Which of you bold fellows would march into the jaws of death by joining the Government, spying on them and trying to report back?"
41714	Who are you?
41714	Who told you to get rid of the skipper?"
41714	Who were the cops in the crowd?
41714	Who''s backing you, Wyman?
41714	Why are you so interested, if I may ask?"
41714	Why are you taking this so heavy?"
41714	Why are you untrue to them?"
41714	Why are you untrue to your brothers?"
41714	Why are you untrue to your brothers?_ Charles smacked one fist against the sand floor in impotent rage.
41714	Why are you untrue to your brothers?_ He''d said nothing like that to anybody, not to her or poor Kennedy.
41714	Why did she think incessantly of suicide?
41714	Why should you put me in touch?
41714	Why, everybody wants to know, are they pulling in couples who are obviously American if they''re looking for Europeans?
41714	Why, why, why?
41714	Why?
41714	Why?
41714	Why?"
41714	Works with O.N.I.?"
41714	Would she continue to be?
41714	Would you like a cold glass of beer while I get the loot?"
41714	XVII"Here?"
41714	Yes-- do what?"
41714	You in there-- is everything all right?
41714	You know what''s wrong with the wise guys, Charles?
41714	You mean I could go up to any woman and just ask her how''s about it?"
41714	You noticed the order of priority?"
41714	You see, Charles?
41714	You talk and somebody hears you far away?
41714	You were in Number Three with her?
41714	You were trying to trick me, were n''t you?"
41714	_ Are we?_"Her fingers bit into his arms.
41714	_ Boiled!_ Could such things be?
41714	_ Is she a citizen?_""No weight.
41714	_ Why?_"Down there,"one of the men gestured briskly with a gun.
41714	who smuggled me aboard a coast raider?
9194	After leaving Paris, then you made no other explorations?
9194	Ah,said Cosmo sneeringly,"that hits hard, does n''t it?
9194	And all your companions were gone?
9194	And can the weights be detached by the inmates without permitting the entrance of water?
9194	And can they be weighted so as to remain at the bottom?
9194	And have n''t I given you a trial?
9194	And how did you and your companions escape?
9194	And how far is that?
9194	And how have you escaped?
9194	And how long shall we have to wait for the re- emergence of Tibet?
9194	And pray explain to me what is a batholite?
9194	And we shall encounter it ahead?
9194	And what did they say?
9194	And what is that long line of beach that stretches on the north and south?
9194	And when will you begin the construction of the ark?
9194	And who may that person be?
9194	And why not by races?
9194	And you are sure that the water is still rising?
9194	And you find the worst?
9194	And you have been in the sea ever since the beginning of the flood?
9194	And you think that there are no other human beings left alive anywhere around here?
9194	Are you perfectly sure that the flood will cover them?
9194	Are you the only survivors in this region?
9194	Are your life- suits so arranged that they will permit of moving the limbs?
9194	Besides,he remarked,"what do we know of the currents?
9194	But at first,said Professor Jeremiah Moses,"only mountain tops will emerge, and how can you expect to cultivate them?"
9194	But how about the propulsion?
9194	But how do you explain it?
9194	But how was it that the downpour, entering the submersible, when the cover was removed, did not fill it with water?
9194	But how, then, do you know that it is of a watery nature?
9194	But how? 9194 But how?"
9194	But may not England, may not all these lands, emerge again from the floods?
9194	But what can I do?
9194	But what did you see?
9194	But what was it like?
9194	But when will the elevation that you have predicted begin?
9194	But where can the world be regenerated?
9194	But will you give no warning to others?
9194	But, my dear, how could he get out?
9194	Ca n''t you go down and see where we''re fast?
9194	Can anything have happened to the cable?
9194	Can there be any pleasure in floating upon or beneath the waves that cover a lost world? 9194 Can you do it so rapidly as that?"
9194	Cosmo,he said, without wasting any time on preliminaries,"have you worked it out?"
9194	Did n''t you know that that was what the Arabs always called the Sphinx? 9194 Do I mean Pike''s Peak?"
9194	Do n''t you know that the level of the sea is the same everywhere? 9194 Do you know the locality?"
9194	Do you know them?
9194	Do you know where we are?
9194	Do you know,he asked,"how long a dirigible can be kept afloat?
9194	Do you mean Pike''s Peak?
9194	Do you mean that the deluge has not yet reached its height?
9194	Do you think it is easy lines for me? 9194 Do you think the water is still rising?"
9194	Doctors-- they get a rather liberal allowance, do n''t they?
9194	Editors-- two?
9194	From your knowledge of the coast, do you think it safe to run in closer?
9194	Has there been a nebula, then?
9194	Have you no companions?
9194	Have you seen it?
9194	How am I to know anything about the points in this blackness?
9194	How can you talk of people escaping toward the mountains if they had to encounter these?
9194	How could I see it-- haven''t I told you it is invisible? 9194 How did these wretches get aboard?"
9194	How did you manage to live-- what did you have to eat?
9194	How do you know that it was intended for a nebula?
9194	How high did you say the main peak is?
9194	How high does Darjeeling lie? 9194 How long will that be?"
9194	How many are there?
9194	How many of_ them_ got off? 9194 How many will you be able to carry in your ark?"
9194	How so?
9194	How?
9194	Is it a fire?
9194	M. De Beauxchamps,said Cosmo, breaking the impressive silence,"to what depth have we now descended?"
9194	May I ask,said Professor Abel Able,"in what manner you expect the waters of the flood to be withdrawn, after the earth is completely drowned?"
9194	Musicians twelve?
9194	No more than that?
9194	Oh, what was it? 9194 Precisely, for what does''society''represent except its own vanity?"
9194	Say,put in another,"what did the fellow mean by saying the ark was_ full_?
9194	Shall I project not the Sir Englishman to the feeshes?
9194	So you call it the_ Jules Verne?_returned Cosmo, smiling in his turn.
9194	Suppose Everest should be turned into a volcano?
9194	Suppose the flood should recommence?
9194	Thank you,responded Cosmo,"but who are you?"
9194	The Father of Horror-- what''s that?
9194	Then by classes you mean occupations?
9194	They''re no Gaurisankars, hey, M. De Beauxchamps?
9194	To what purpose?
9194	Well, if he''s a fool, and they''s fools, what are_ we_, I''d like to know? 9194 Well,_ how does he get in?_ What''s his radio- control good for; wo n''t that help him?
9194	Well,_ how does he get in?_ What''s his radio- control good for; wo n''t that help him? 9194 Whar in creation did_ you_ come from?"
9194	What about families?
9194	What became of them?
9194	What do you mean?
9194	What do you say of this strange darkness and these storms?
9194	What has happened?
9194	What has happened?
9194	What have I told you about its invisibility?
9194	What is it, Abiel?
9194	What is it? 9194 What the deuce is he up to now?"
9194	What was the rock?
9194	What were_ our_ seamen about?
9194	What would you advise people to do?
9194	What''s_ he_ doing here?
9194	When did this happen?
9194	Where''s the navy, then?
9194	Who are you?
9194	Who composes it? 9194 Who ever heard of a watery nebula?
9194	Who foretold it first, then, the people who placed the statue in the Sphinx, or these astronomers of Chaldea?
9194	Who would have believed it possible?
9194	Why did n''t you come directly across Russia, after first running up to the Black Sea from the Mediterranean, and so straight into Tibet?
9194	Why have n''t you told me sooner? 9194 Why he?"
9194	Why not go back and try to rescue those who you say may have found safety on the highlands?
9194	Why that ominous redness which overcasts the heavens? 9194 Will he please explain his words?"
9194	Will the Englishman interrupt not?
9194	Will this gentleman identify himself?
9194	Wo n''t the existing ships do-- especially if more are built?
9194	Would it not be well to utilize it for anchoring the cable?
9194	You say it is that fellow Campo? 9194 You will begin perhaps with the kings, the presidents?"
9194	You''ve got four of the biggest telescopes in the world under your control; why do n''t you order your observers to look for this thing?
9194	You_ thought_ they were fallacious-- well,_ were_ they fallacious? 9194 Your family were lost?"
9194	After a long pause Cosmo asked gently:"Did the Frenchman tell you how he came upon the barge?"
9194	And how are you going to get around those bulletins?
9194	And suppose the fellow should be right, after all?"
9194	And what was happening in the mysterious depths below the Ark?
9194	And when does it begin?"
9194	And whither should they fly?
9194	Are you armed?
9194	Are you aware that you have interfered with the measures of this government for the defense of the country?
9194	Are you still for running down the Himalaya mountains?"
9194	Are you sure the depth of water is the same everywhere?"
9194	At last he raised his head and asked, in a low voice:"What are you going to do, Cosmo?"
9194	But how should they escape?
9194	But is it necessary?"
9194	But the maniac threw him off, nearly precipitating him over the side of the submerged boat, crying:"What are_ you_ doing in my boat?
9194	But what kind of a craft have you got out there?"
9194	But_ why_ did n''t you see it?
9194	Could any skill revive them?
9194	Could n''t people save themselves from the flood by taking refuge in the atmosphere?"
9194	Could n''t they pick up the survivors if they hurried back?
9194	Did he think there was a chance that many had escaped in boats and ships?
9194	Did n''t Cosmo Versál warn you?
9194	Did n''t I play ball in the Garden of the Gods?
9194	Did n''t he show you his proofs?"
9194	Did n''t he tell you where to look, and what to look for?
9194	Did you ever hear the parable of the camel and the needle''s eye?
9194	Did_ you_?"
9194	Do you hear me?
9194	Do you know for how long a voyage the best aeroplane types can be provisioned with power?
9194	Do you know the position in which you have placed yourself?"
9194	Do you think I want to scatter broadcast the seeds of litigation in a regenerated world?
9194	Does this spectacle of a nation drowned look''fallacious''to you?
9194	Fear?
9194	Finally Cosmo Versál, breaking the silence, asked:"Did you find your home?"
9194	For how long a time are we provisioned?"
9194	Had kings and queens stolen incognito under the shelter of the ark, and magnates of the financial world hidden themselves there?
9194	Have you got arms?"
9194	Have you not made a mistake?"
9194	He began to speak, more deliberately than before, and in a musing tone:"What can I do?
9194	He resisted at first, and when he saw the crowd he drew back, exclaiming:"What?
9194	How can it ever have kept itself afloat?
9194	How can there be any land?"
9194	How could I have built the ark if I had been poor?"
9194	How could they climb up its vertical sides?
9194	How could they dispute such testimony, and what were they to make of it?
9194	How could they fly?
9194	How high will the water stand then?"
9194	How long has it been going on?"
9194	How long would it be before New York would be free of water?
9194	How should they get into the ark?
9194	How''d you git here?
9194	However, you did it well, and I suppose that now you want me to fulfill the bargain?"
9194	I attack the question by inquiring who represent the best elements of humanity?
9194	I used to laugh at that then, but it looks mighty like it now, do n''t it?"
9194	If I invite a man who possesses unquestionable qualifications, but has a large family, what am I to do?
9194	In God''s name, what has happened?"
9194	Is a brief prolongation of such a life worth the effort of grasping for?"
9194	Is it the billionaires?
9194	Is it the kings and rulers?
9194	Is it the men of science?
9194	Is it the society leaders?
9194	Is that the verdict?"
9194	It is too great for human capacity-- and yet how can I cast it off?
9194	M. Versál, will you permit me to land upon it with one of your boats?"
9194	May I be permitted to come aboard and present myself in person?
9194	No?
9194	Not overboard yet?"
9194	That''s funny, ai n''t it?
9194	The cause of the double shadow was evident at once-- but what can have produced this sudden disruption of the comet?
9194	The flood from the south pole that they talk about must be here by this time, and then what''s left to come?"
9194	There is your father''s house, and mine, and the homes of all our early friends-- and where are_ they?_ Would to God that I had not been so blind!"
9194	To what purpose had he taken so great pains to select the flower of mankind?
9194	Underneath this entry was scribbled:"Can this have anything to do with Cosmo Versál''s flood?"
9194	Versál?"
9194	Versál?"
9194	Was it all over for good?
9194	Was n''t I born at his foot?
9194	We thought at first of trying to build rafts-- but then where could we go?
9194	Were they dead?
9194	Were they going right back there?
9194	What are you going to do now?"
9194	What could our forefathers have been thinking of?"
9194	What did he say his name was?
9194	What did you come here for, hey?"
9194	What does that mean?"
9194	What had so long detained the submersible?
9194	What have we got observatories and scientific societies for if they ca n''t_ see_ or_ comprehend_ anything?
9194	What is he going down there for if he ca n''t do a little thing like that, to oblige?"
9194	What should I do?"
9194	What was it?"
9194	What was the unanimous opinion of the entire council about the correctness of my mathematical work?
9194	What were the seamen about?"
9194	What would he say if he knew where England lies to- day?
9194	What''s all this trash?
9194	What''s the course now?
9194	Where can we go?"
9194	Where do_ we_ go to die?"
9194	Where lies our land of promise?"
9194	Who are the others?
9194	Who composed his ship''s company, whence had they come, and how had they managed to embark without the knowledge of the public?
9194	Who predicted this deluge?
9194	Who''s he got inside, anyway?"
9194	Why ca n''t you keep circling round at a safe distance, in the middle of the Atlantic, until all these reefs get a good depth of water on''em?"
9194	Why could n''t I have found this out ten years ago?
9194	Why did n''t you study the matter until you understood it?
9194	Why will you English persist in renaming everything in the world?
9194	Will you believe now?"
9194	Would the flood dry up in a few days?
9194	Would you have less foresight than Noah?
9194	You''ve come to take us off, I suppose?"
31270	Are they sorry that the pretence for new oppressive taxes, and the occasion for continuing many old taxes will be at an end?
31270	Art thou the man of God that came from Judah? 31270 Can Britain fail?
31270	Canst thou by searching find out God; canst thou find out the Almighty to perfection?
31270	If we look at home, my Lords, do we not see the same things here as are seen every where else? 31270 Is it necessary for me to tell you how much all your countrymen, I speak of the great mass of the people, are interested in your welfare?
31270	Now, my Lords, what can we think of this man Samuel? 31270 Should his flight be considered as his own act, or the act of those who fled with him?
31270	What''s in the name of lord, that I should fear To bring my grievance to the public ear?
31270	Who is it,said I to him,"that you intend to implicate as censureable by shewing those instructions?
31270	( 2) From such a beginning what else could be expected, than what has happened?
31270	--And what then?
31270	1 In reading this the Committee added,"Why Thomas Payne more than another?
31270	18,"Tell me, I pray thee, where the seer''s house is?
31270	1st, What is the original fountain of power and honor in any country?
31270	2d, Whether the prerogative does not belong to the people?
31270	3. Who is there among you of all his people?
31270	3d, Whether there is any such thing as the English constitution?
31270	4th, Of what use is the crown to the people?
31270	5th, Whether he who invented a crown was not an enemy to mankind?
31270	6th, Whether it is not a shame for a man to spend a million a year and do no good for it, and whether the money might not be better applied?
31270	7th, Whether such a man is not better dead than alive?
31270	After the lot had designated Jonah to be the offender, they questioned him to know who and what he was?
31270	After this, who can doubt the bountifulness of the Christian Mythology?
31270	All we want to know in America is simply this, who is for independence, and who is not?
31270	And Joshua fell on his face to the earth, and did worship and said unto him, What saith my Lord unto his servant?"
31270	And if not in the worst, why is it to follow at all?
31270	And ought not America to have the same right to be offended at France?
31270	And shall disaffection only be rewarded with security?
31270	And what is a Tory?
31270	And what is the difference?
31270	And what is the produce of the land without manufactures?
31270	And what then?
31270	And what then?
31270	And what then?
31270	And who do you think the man was that offered me his services?
31270	And why not do these things?
31270	And why should it not be so?
31270	And will the Committees take upon themselves to answer for the dishonour they bring upon the National Character of their Country?
31270	And, on the other hand, are we to suppose that every world in the boundless creation had an Eve, an apple, a serpent, and a redeemer?
31270	Are not our sailors as safe at land as at sea?
31270	Are not, for example, the present Kings of Europe the most peaceable of mankind, and the Empress of Russia the very milk of human kindness?
31270	Are our young men taken to be horsemen, or foot soldiers, any more than in Germany or in Prussia, or in Hanover or in Hesse?
31270	Are the poor afraid that their condition should be rendered too comfortable?
31270	Are the public afraid that their taxes should be lessened too much?
31270	Are these masters really of their kind?
31270	Are these men Federalists?
31270	Are these things examples to hold out to a country regenerating itself from slavery, like France?
31270	Are these things, and the blessings they indicate in future, nothing to, us?
31270	Are they afraid that sinecure places and pensions should be abolished too fast?
31270	Are they ever dragged from their homes, like oxen to the slaughter- house, to serve on board ships of war?
31270	Are those men_ federalized_ to support the liberties of their country or to overturn them?
31270	Are we sure that the books that tell us so were written by his authority?
31270	Are we then to treat our descendants in advance as cattle, who shall have neither will nor rights of their own?
31270	BUT if objects for gratitude and admiration are our desire, do they not present themselves every hour to our eyes?
31270	BUT some perhaps will say-- Are we to have no word of God-- no revelation?
31270	Besides, the doctrine contradicts itself; because, if the whole country can not bear it, how is it possible that a part should?
31270	But Providence, who best knows how to time her misfortunes as well as her immediate favors, chose this to be the time, and who dare dispute it?
31270	But at present who can resist the Law, which is the will of all, whose execution is the interest of all?
31270	But has any part of your conduct to America corresponded with the title you set up?
31270	But how could they transmit to him a right they did not possess?
31270	But how was Jesus Christ to make anything known to all nations?
31270	But how, sir, shall we dispose of you?
31270	But if Mr. Burke means to admit that man has rights, the question then will be: What are those rights, and how man came by them originally?
31270	But if ordinary men in power repay you with incapacity or with princely vices?
31270	But of what use are navies otherwise than to make or prevent invasions?
31270	But there is another thought which ought to strike us, which is, how is the army to bear the want of food, clothing and other necessaries?
31270	But to be more serious with you, why do you say,"their independence?"
31270	But we know the men in whom we have trusted; can England say the same of her Parliament?
31270	But what availeth it him to judge, if he has not power to redress?
31270	But what can a monarchical talker say?
31270	But what can this expected something be?
31270	But what have we to do with a thousand years?
31270	But what is this house, or that house, or any other house to a nation?
31270	But what is this thing which Mr. Burke calls monarchy?
31270	But what security is there for the same qualities on the part of monarchy?
31270	But who are those to whom Mr. Burke has made his appeal?
31270	But who could have supposed that falling systems, or falling opinions, admitted of a ratio apparently as true as the descent of falling bodies?
31270	But who is to be the judge of what is a temperate and moderate Reform?
31270	But who was it that produced the necessity of an extraordinary measure in France?
31270	But why must the moon stand still?
31270	But, after all, what is this metaphor called a crown, or rather what is monarchy?
31270	By what criterion are we to know it?
31270	By what evidence are we to prove it?
31270	By what means, may I ask, do you expect to conquer America?
31270	By what right then can any be excluded?
31270	By what right then did the hereditary system begin?
31270	Can Bedlam, in concert with Lucifer, form a more mad and devilish request?
31270	Can Stormont imagine that the political_ ca nt_, with which he has larded his harangue, will conceal the craft?
31270	Can any thing be a greater inducement to a miserly man, than the hope of making his Mammon safe?
31270	Can anything be more limited, and at the same time more capricious, than the qualification of electors is in England?
31270	Can it be supposed that conquerors would choose to put themselves in a worse condition than what they granted to the conquered?
31270	Can our gross feelings be excited by no other subjects than tragedy and suicide?
31270	Can the country bear to be overrun, ravaged, and ruined by an enemy?
31270	Can they be fit for great affairs who render equal homage to vice and virtue, and yield the same submission to ignorance and wisdom?
31270	Can those men seriously suppose any nation to be so completely blind as not to see through them?
31270	Can we conceive anything more destructive to morality than this?
31270	Can words be more expressive than these?
31270	Can ye obliterate from our memories those who are no more?
31270	Can ye restore to us the beloved dead?
31270	Can ye say to the grave, give up the murdered?
31270	Can, then, Mr. Burke produce the English Constitution?
31270	Could this be a desirable condition for a young country to be in?
31270	Could we conceive an idea of superiority in any, at what point of time, or in what century of the world, are we to fix it?
31270	Could you possibly wish for a more favorable conjunction of circumstances?
31270	Did they mean to kidnap General Washington, Mr. Madison, and several other Americans whom they dubbed with the same title as well as me?
31270	Do we not see a fair creation prepared to receive us the instant we are born-- a world furnished to our hands, that cost us nothing?
31270	Do we not see that nature, in all her operations, disowns the visionary basis upon which the funding system is built?
31270	Do we want to contemplate his mercy?
31270	Do we want to contemplate his munificence?
31270	Do we want to contemplate his power?
31270	Do we want to contemplate his wisdom?
31270	Do you mean, said the Count D''Artois, the States- General?
31270	Does Mr. Burke mean to deny that man has any rights?
31270	Does he not know that there never was a cover large enough to hide_ itself_?
31270	Does it add an acre to any man''s estate, or raise its value?
31270	Does not the creation, the universe we behold, preach to us the existence of an Almighty power, that governs and regulates the whole?
31270	Does the virtue consist in the metaphor, or in the man?
31270	Does this appear like an action of wisdom?
31270	Does this look as if I had abandoned America?
31270	Doth it make a man a conjurer?
31270	Doth it operate like Fortunatus''s wishing- cap, or Harlequin''s wooden sword?
31270	Doth the goldsmith that makes the crown, make the virtue also?
31270	Establishing, then, plurality as a principle, the only question is, What shall be the number of that plurality?
31270	First, Canst thou by searching find out God?
31270	For however little a State, the prince is nearly always too small: where is the proportion between one man and the affairs of a whole nation?
31270	For what is trade without merchants?
31270	For what purpose could an army of twenty- five thousand men be wanted?
31270	For what purpose, then, are they retained, unless it be for that of imposition and wilful defamation?
31270	For what purpose, then, could it be wanted?
31270	For what reason, or on what authority, should we do this?
31270	For what?
31270	For, why is it that you have not conquered us?
31270	Fourteen years, and something more, have produced a change, at least among a part of the people, and I ask my- self what it is?
31270	From such beginning of governments, what could be expected but a continued system of war and extortion?
31270	From what other motive than the consciousness of their own designs could they have fear?
31270	From what, or from whence, does Mr. Burke prove the right of any human power to bind posterity for ever?
31270	From whence did this arise?
31270	From whence, I ask, could he gain that knowledge, but from the study of the true theology?
31270	HAVE RESPITE?
31270	Had Washington hidden the letters showing on their face that he_ had_"officially interposed"for Paine by two Ministers?
31270	Has not the most profound peace reigned throughout the world ever since Kings were in fashion?
31270	Has not the name of Englishman blots enough upon it, without inventing more?
31270	Have Congress as a body made any declaration respecting me, that they now no longer consider me as a citizen?
31270	Have Respite?
31270	Have the Federal ministers of the church meditated on these matters?
31270	Having published his predictions, he withdrew, says the story, to the east side of the city.--But for what?
31270	He has been very still since his declension from the Whigs, and is not concerned in the slave- trade[ question?]
31270	He pretended to be a prophet, or a wise man, but has not the event proved him to be a fool, or an incendiary?
31270	He writes in a rage against the National Assembly; but what is he enraged about?
31270	How can this ignorance of an astute man, Secretary of State under Washington and Adams, be explained?
31270	How happened it that he did not discover America?
31270	How is it that this difference happens?
31270	How then is it that they lose their native mildness, and become morose and intolerant?
31270	How then is it that those people pretend to reject reason?
31270	How then were they acquired?
31270	Howe has been once on the banks of the Delaware, and from thence driven back with loss and disgrace: and why not be again driven from the Schuylkill?
31270	I ask Mr. Burke, who is to take them away?
31270	I do not ask whether this is Christianity or morality, I ask whether it is decency?
31270	I give to Mr. Burke all his theatrical exaggerations for facts, and I then ask him if they do not establish the certainty of what I here lay down?
31270	I have no other idea of conquering countries than by subduing the armies which defend them: have you done this, or can you do it?
31270	If I ask a man in America if he wants a King, he retorts, and asks me if I take him for an idiot?
31270	If a country does not understand its own affairs, how is a foreigner to understand them, who knows neither its laws, its manners, nor its language?
31270	If he does, then he must mean that there are no such things as rights anywhere, and that he has none himself; for who is there in the world but man?
31270	If it is, in what does that necessity consist, what service does it perform, what is its business, and what are its merits?
31270	If monarchy is a useless thing, why is it kept up anywhere?
31270	If she could not do the one, how is she to perform the other?
31270	If such was the case in settling the accounts of his predecessor, how much more has he to apprehend when the accounts to be settled are his own?
31270	If the writer meant that he( God) buried him, how should he( the writer) know it?
31270	If they lied in one genealogy, why are we to believe them in the other?
31270	If you admit inheritance of an office, why not that of a distinction?
31270	If you cast your eyes on the people of England, what have they to console themselves with for the millions expended?
31270	If you could not effect it in the summer, when our army was less than yours, nor in the winter, when we had none, how are you to do it?
31270	In fine, do we want to know what God is?
31270	In fine, what is it?
31270	In fine, will any of the powers agree to strengthen the hands of the other against itself?
31270	In forming a constitution, it is first necessary to consider what are the ends for which government is necessary?
31270	In such cases, who is to decide, the living or the dead?
31270	In the first place I wish to ask, what is here meant by the Government of America?
31270	In the last war you made many conquests, but were any of your taxes lessened thereby?
31270	Is he afraid they will send him to Hanover, or what does he fear?
31270	Is it a thing necessary to a nation?
31270	Is it a thing, or is it a name, or is it a fraud?
31270	Is it a"contrivance of human wisdom,"or of human craft to obtain money from a nation under specious pretences?
31270	Is it consistent with the proper dignity and the manly character of a nation?
31270	Is it in the man, or in the mule?
31270	Is it not a greater wonder that they should be kept up anywhere?
31270	Is it not an insult to nations to wish them so governed?
31270	Is it not common for an enemy to take every advantage?"
31270	Is it not enough that I suffer imprisonment, but my mind also must be wounded and tortured with subjects of this kind?
31270	Is it not reasonable to suppose that by the cherubims he meant the temple at Jerusalem, where they had figures of cherubims?
31270	Is it possible Sir that I should, when I am suffering unjust imprisonment under the very eye of her new Minister?
31270	Is it the language of a heart feeling as it ought to feel for the rights and happiness of the human race?
31270	Is it we that light up the sun; that pour down the rain; and fill the earth with abundance?
31270	Is it worth while to keep an army to protect you in writing proclamations, or to get once a year into winter quarters?
31270	Is it worth your while, after every force has failed you, to retreat under the shelter of argument and persuasion?
31270	Is it, then, any wonder that titles should fall in France?
31270	Is it, then, any wonder, that under such a system of government, taxes and rates have multiplied to their present extent?
31270	Is not the G. R., or the broad R., stampt upon every thing?
31270	Is the sailor afraid that press- warrants will be abolished?
31270	Is the soldier frightened at the thoughts of his discharge, and three shillings per week during life?
31270	Is the tenth of our seed taken by tax- gatherers, or is any part of it given to the King''s servants?
31270	Is the worn- out mechanic, or the aged and decayed tradesman, frightened at the prospect of receiving ten pounds a year out of the surplus taxes?
31270	Is there a man so mad, so stupid, as to sup- pose this system can continue?
31270	Is there a word of truth, or any thing like truth, in all that he has said?
31270	Is there any principle in these things?
31270	Is there anything by which you can trace the marks of freedom, or discover those of wisdom?
31270	Is there scarcely an instance in which there is not a total reverse of the character?
31270	Is this a time to be offering pardons, or renewing the long forgotten subjects of charters and taxation?
31270	Is this freedom?
31270	Is this the language of a rational man?
31270	Is this what Mr. Burke means by a constitution?
31270	It is by sympathy that we are good and human: with whom does a monarch sympathize?
31270	Let me ask, sir, what great exploits have you performed?
31270	Must England ever be the sport of hope, and the victim of delusion?
31270	Must we not look upon you as a confederated body of faithless, treacherous men, whose assurances are fraud, and their language deceit?
31270	Now, I ask, why was all this done, but from that extremely weak and expensive doctrine, that the country could not bear it?
31270	Now, in the name of common sense, can it be Joshua that relates what people had done after he was dead?
31270	Of this class are, EZEKIEL and DANIEL; and the first question upon these books, as upon all the others, is, Are they genuine?
31270	On the contrary, were you not taxed to pay for the charge of making them, and has not the same been the case in every war?
31270	On what ground of right, then, could the Parliament of 1688, or any other Parliament, bind all posterity for ever?
31270	On what ground, then, do we pretend to take them from others?
31270	On what ground, then, or by what authority, do we dare to deprive of their rights those children who will soon be men?
31270	Or can Grenvilie believe that his credit with the public encreases with his avarice for places?
31270	Or is the gloomy pride of man become so intolerable, that nothing can flatter it but a sacrifice of the Creator?
31270	Or of what use is it that this immensity of worlds is visible to man?
31270	Or ought we not rather to be blotted from the society of mankind, and become a spectacle of misery to the world?
31270	Or what are the inconveniences of a few months to the tributary bondage of ages?
31270	Or what more can they hope for than to wander like vagabonds over the face of the earth?
31270	Or where is the war on which a world was staked till now?
31270	Or will he say that to abolish corruption is a bad thing?
31270	Or, has a land of liberty so many charms, that to be a doorkeeper in it is better than to be an English minister of state?
31270	Or, if America is lost, is it manly to sob over it like a child for its rattle, and invite the laughter of the world by declarations of disgrace?
31270	Or, if obtained, what can it amount to, but new disgraces, contentions and quarrels?
31270	Or, rather, would it not be an insult to reason, to put the question?
31270	Or, what encouragement is there left to continue throwing good money after bad?
31270	Ought we ever after to be considered as a part of the human race?
31270	Perhaps it may be asked, why was the motion passed, if there was at the same time a plan to aggravate the Americans not to listen to it?
31270	Secondly, Canst thou find out the Almighty to perfection?
31270	Secondly, what are the best means, and the least expensive, for accomplishing those ends?
31270	Should human beings then be the property of certain individuals, born or to be born?
31270	Since then no part of our earth is left unoccupied, why is it to be supposed that the immensity of space is a naked void, lying in eternal waste?
31270	Some Christians pretend that Christianity was not established by the sword; but of what period of time do they speak?
31270	Tell me, then, what is there in common between him who is master of a people, and the people of whom he is master?
31270	That which is now called aristocracy implies an inequality of rights; but who are the persons that have a right to establish this inequality?
31270	The Count D''Artois( as if to intimidate, for the Bastille was then in being) asked the Marquis if he would render the charge in writing?
31270	The Fabian system of war, followed by him, began now to unfold itself with all its evils; but what is Fabian war without Fabian means to support it?
31270	The Rights OF Man is a book calmly and rationally written; why then are you so disturbed?
31270	The argument changes from hereditary rights to hereditary wisdom; and the question is, Who is the wisest man?
31270	The first question, however, upon the books of the New Testament, as upon those of the Old, is, Are they genuine?
31270	The point of proof is, can the bank give cash for the bank notes with which the interest is paid?
31270	The question then is, What are the means by which the possession and exercise of this National Right are to be secured?
31270	The question then is-- What is the best step to be taken?
31270	The question upon this passage is, At what time did the Jebusites and the children of Judah dwell together at Jerusalem?
31270	The word of young Dionysius was very sensible: his father, reproaching him for a shameful action, said,"Have I given thee such example?"
31270	The writer asks:"Have not the Americans been driven to this frenzy?
31270	There remains then only one question to be considered, what is to be done with this man?
31270	They were themselves the devoted victims of this plot, and they have not retaliated; why, then, are they charged with revenge they have not acted?
31270	This being the case, how is the War to close?
31270	This being the case, the problem is, does not commerce contain within itself, the means of its own protection?
31270	This brings on a supposed expostulation between the Almighty and the prophet; in which the former says,"Doest thou well to be angry for the gourd?
31270	Those books, therefore, have neither been written by the men called apostles, nor by imposters in concert.--How then have they been written?
31270	To add to its fair fame or riot on its spoils?
31270	To put a plain question; do you consider yourselves men or devils?
31270	To what cause are we to ascribe it?
31270	To what cause then are we to assign this skulking?
31270	Under how many subtilties or absurdities has the divine right to govern been imposed on the credulity of mankind?
31270	Was it a spontaneous resolution of his own, or was it inspired by others?
31270	We ask, what powers?
31270	We began the war with this kind of spirit, why not end it with the same?
31270	What advantages does England derive from any achievements of yours?
31270	What are the little sufferings of the present day, compared with the hardships that are past?
31270	What are the present Governments of Europe but a scene of iniquity and oppression?
31270	What are they?
31270	What article will Mr. Burke place against this?
31270	What article will Mr. Burke place against this?
31270	What article will Mr. Burke place against this?
31270	What can we say?
31270	What certainty then can there be in the Bible for any thing?
31270	What does it know about government?
31270	What does this dark apology, mixed with accusation, amount to, but to increase and confirm the suspicion that something was wrong?
31270	What else but this can account for the difference between one war costing 21 millions, and another war costing 160 millions?
31270	What has he to exult in?
31270	What have ye still to offer against the pure and moral religion of deism, in support of your system of falsehood, idolatry, and pretended revelation?
31270	What inducement has the farmer, while following the plough, to lay aside his peaceful pursuit, and go to war with the farmer of another country?
31270	What is become of the mighty clamour of French invasion, and the cry that our country is in danger, and taxes and armies must be raised to defend it?
31270	What is dominion to them, or to any class of men in a nation?
31270	What is government more than the management of the affairs of a Nation?
31270	What is it that we have learned from this pretended thing called revealed religion?
31270	What is it we want to know?
31270	What is it, but a bargain, which the parts of the government made with each other to divide powers, profits, and privileges?
31270	What is land without cultivation?
31270	What is monarchy?
31270	What is that of England?
31270	What is the history of all monarchical governments but a disgustful picture of human wretchedness, and the accidental respite of a few years''repose?
31270	What is their worth, and"what is their amount?"
31270	What is there to hinder?
31270	What is to become of those who went over to you from this city and State?
31270	What measures does Mr. Adams mean, and what is the imperious necessity to which he alludes?
31270	What measures, it may be asked, were those, for the public have a right to know the conduct of their representatives?
31270	What more can you say to them than"shift for yourselves?"
31270	What more does man want to know, than that the hand or power that made these things is divine, is omnipotent?
31270	What occasion could there be for moonlight in the daytime, and that too whilst the sun shined?
31270	What pleasure can they derive from contemplating the exposed condition, and almost certain beggary of their younger offspring?
31270	What relief under such circumstances could she derive from a victory without a prize?
31270	What respect then can be paid to that which describes nothing, and which means nothing?
31270	What shadow of pretence have ye now to produce for continuing the blasphemous fraud?
31270	What should such a monstrosity produce but miseries and crimes?
31270	What then can we say of these prophets, but that they are impostors and liars?
31270	What then is that something?
31270	What then is this office, which may be filled by infants or idiots?
31270	What then, in the name of heaven, could you go to war for?
31270	What was he then?
31270	What will Mr. Burke place against this?
31270	What will Mr. Burke place against this?
31270	What will Mr. Burke say to this?
31270	What would she once have given to have known that her condition at this day should be what it now is?
31270	What, I ask, in that case, would have been your conduct towards her?
31270	What, I say, is to become of those wretches?
31270	What, in the name of heaven, are Bourbon kings to the people of England?
31270	Whence derived he such right?
31270	Whence then, arose the idea of landed property?
31270	Where are we to stop?
31270	Where else should it reside but in those who are to pay the expense?
31270	Where is the man who can say the fault, in part, has not been his?
31270	Where then is the constitution either that gives or restrains power?
31270	Where, then, does the right exist?
31270	Where, then, is the military policy of their attempting to obtain, by force, that which they would refuse by choice?
31270	Whether robbery shall be banished from courts, and wretchedness from countries?
31270	Whether the fruits of his labours shall be enjoyed by himself or consumed by the profligacy of governments?
31270	Who are those that are frightened at reforms?
31270	Who can say by what exceeding fine action of fine matter it is that a thought is produced in what we call the mind?
31270	Who does not remember the execution of Damien, torn to pieces by horses?
31270	Who is he that would exclude another?
31270	Who is there among you of all his people?
31270	Who then is the monarch, or where is the monarchy?
31270	Who was there that was inconstant?
31270	Who, or what has prevented you?
31270	Whom has the National Assembly brought to the scaffold?
31270	Why are not Republics plunged into war, but because the nature of their Government does not admit of an interest distinct from that of the Nation?
31270	Why are there so many unpaid certificates in almost every man''s hands, but from the parsimony of not providing sufficient revenues?
31270	Why did you not speak thus when you ought to have spoken it?
31270	Why is Royalty an absurd and detestable government?
31270	Why is it that scarcely any are executed but the poor?
31270	Why is that little, and the little freedom they enjoy, to be infringed?
31270	Why is the Republic a government accordant with nature and reason?
31270	Why is the sycophant thus added to the hypocrite, and the man who pretends to govern, sunk into the humble and submissive memorialist?
31270	Why not leave them as free to make their own bargains, as the law- makers are to let their farms and houses?
31270	Why pay men extravagantly, who have but little to do?
31270	Why should Burke wish to conceal his accounts?
31270	Why then are we to believe the same thing of another girl whom we never saw, told by nobody knows who, nor when, nor where?
31270	Why then does Mr. Burke charge outrages of this kind on a whole people?
31270	Why then has he declined the only thing that was worth while to write upon?
31270	Why then is it to be supposed they have changed with respect to man?
31270	Why then not trace the rights of man to the creation of man?
31270	Why then, does Mr. Burke talk of his house of peers as the pillar of the landed interest?
31270	Why, even by the enemies of his civil administration were his abilities very tenderly glanced at?
31270	Why, then, is man thus imposed upon, or why does he impose upon himself?
31270	Why, then, should we do otherwise with respect to constitutions?
31270	Why, then, some calm observer will ask, why is the work prosecuted, if these be the goodly matters it contains?
31270	Will England agree to the restoration of the family compact against which she has been fighting and scheming ever since it existed?
31270	Will any Jury deny to the Nation this right?
31270	Will he explain it?
31270	Will not the capture of one army after another satisfy him, must all become prisoners?
31270	Will such men never confine themselves to truth?
31270	Will the poor exclude themselves?
31270	Will the rich exclude themselves?
31270	Will they be for ever the deceivers of the people?
31270	Will they, who long since threatened to bring us to their feet, bow themselves to ours, and own that without us they are not a nation?
31270	Will you, said the Count D''Artois, sign what you say to be given to the king?
31270	With even a little reflexion, can any one tolerate it?
31270	With what kind of parental reflections can the father or mother contemplate their younger offspring?
31270	Would any of the primary assemblies have voted for a civil war?
31270	Would it not then have been the same if he had died of a fever or of the small pox, of old age, or of anything else?
31270	Would it not, even as a matter of economy, be far better to adopt means to prevent their becoming poor?
31270	Would they believe me a whit the more if the thing had been a fact?
31270	Would we make any office hereditary that required wisdom and abilities to fill it?
31270	Ye silly swains, thought I to myself, why do you torment yourselves thus?
31270	Ye simple men on both sides the question, do you not see through this courtly craft?
31270	Yet who, through this wilderness of error, has been to blame?
31270	[ NOTE by Paine: If it should be asked, how can man know these things?
31270	and all this because the Quixot age of chivalry nonsense is gone, what opinion can we form of his judgment, or what regard can we pay to his facts?
31270	and if a necessary thing, how can it be dispensed with?
31270	and in the same manner, what beyond the next boundary?
31270	are we more or less wise than others?
31270	are we sure that the Creator of man commissioned those things to be done?
31270	have ye thought of these things?
31270	my Lords, do we not see the blessed effect of having Kings in every thing we look at?
31270	or what inducement has the manufacturer?
31270	or why should we( the readers) believe him?
31270	or, when the monarchy is a child, where then is the wisdom?
31270	that is, were they written by Ezekiel and Daniel?
31270	there exists among my kind a man who pretends that he is born to govern me?
31270	were they written by the persons to whom they are ascribed?
31270	what have you to do with our independence?
31270	what is he?
31270	what volumes of thanks does America owe to Britain?
31270	whether it is proper language for a nation to use?
53028	''Ave they found''i m, sir?
53028	''Ave you read all these?
53028	''Ave you read all these?
53028	''Ere, I say, nurse, it''s... it''s a wrong''un, ai n''t it?
53028	''Oo is God?
53028	''Ow is it?
53028	About nine o''clock?
53028	And he can read, ca n''t he?
53028	And he has never made a sound otherwise, cried, laughed?
53028	And that weight is?
53028	And then?
53028	And what do they say?
53028	And why not?
53028	And you will let me see you again, afterwards?
53028	Any news, sir?
53028	Are you going as a magistrate?
53028	Are you going now?
53028	Are you proposing to take up the work again? 53028 Are you serious, sir?"
53028	Are you sure?
53028	But could we not get, not a small but a very important item, from Victor Stott?
53028	But have n''t you any hypothesis?
53028	But perhaps you would n''t mind telling me what it is you wish to see me about? 53028 But that is hardly ground for argument, is it?"
53028	But then,I have pressed him,"why do you hesitate to speak of what you heard on that afternoon?"
53028	But this soft mud would suck any solid body down, would it not?
53028	But what is he going to do?
53028	But why do n''t you make him speak?
53028	But you understand him?
53028	But''ow? 53028 By the way, it is the mother whom you would proceed against?"
53028	Ca n''t live though?
53028	Can he walk?
53028	Can he... can he talk?
53028	Can not you see the necessity of his attending school?
53028	Can not you stand in loco parentis?
53028	Can there be any doubt about it?
53028	Can you see anythin''?
53028	Confounded Crashaw? 53028 Could n''t you give me any details?"
53028	Dead, I suppose?
53028	Did he look you in the eyes?
53028	Did you want to see me?
53028	Do n''t you think so?
53028	Do you know what he reads?
53028	Do you think it possible that he could read so fast? 53028 Do you want to read?"
53028	Doctor gone?
53028	Does Stott still live at Pym?
53028	Does he go to school?
53028	Does it matter?
53028	Does that matter?
53028	Dumb, eh?
53028	Eh?
53028	Elmer, what do you say?
53028	Ever seen a gel try to throw a cricket ball? 53028 German or something, I take it?"
53028	God bless me, you do n''t say so?
53028	Good patient? 53028 Grounds for speculation?"
53028	Had the question any bearing on our engagement of this morning?
53028	Half- past ten?
53028	Hardly pertinent, sir, is it?
53028	Has he broken out again?
53028	Has he read those?
53028	Has little Stott gone?
53028	Have you finished?
53028	Have you found him?
53028	Have you taken opinion?
53028	Have you, now, some feeling of, shall I say, distaste for the child? 53028 He has been worrying you?"
53028	He never speaks of his future?
53028	His methods and manners are damnable,said Challis,"but----""You were going to say?"
53028	How do you know? 53028 How is the Stoke microcosm?"
53028	How many elements are known to chemists?
53028	How many times have you seen him?
53028	How old is he?
53028	How old is he?
53028	How''s that?
53028	I say, Challis, are you sure you''re right about this child? 53028 I shall probably stay down here to- night,"he said to the butler, and to me:"Can you stay to dinner?
53028	I suppose I ca n''t be of any use?
53028	I suppose the boy will be here in a quarter of an hour?
53028	I suppose you have to let him go his own way?
53028	I?
53028	If not, what is it?
53028	If you only knew...."Knew what?
53028	In any case, why drag me into it?
53028	In that case his authority goes for nothing, and, then, by the way, I suppose the child has not been vaccinated?
53028	Intelligent child?
53028	Is any biography founded on better material than you have at command?
53028	Is he reading or pretending to read?
53028	Is he, indeed?
53028	Is it possible that any one can really understand these things?
53028	Is it that exactly?
53028	Is it-- he-- not water on the brain-- what?
53028	Is it... is it worth while?
53028	Is it? 53028 Is n''t that what you want to believe?"
53028	Is she strog edough?
53028	Is there none of my kind?
53028	Is this Committee here to argue questions of present politics? 53028 Is this your boy?"
53028	Is this,and he laid a hand on the pile of books before him,"is this all?"
53028	It need not, but does n''t it seem to you that it may furnish us with valuable material?
53028	Just find out if any one opened the door for him, will you?
53028	Look here, Stott,I said,"do n''t you want to talk about the child?"
53028	May I see?
53028	Me?
53028	My boy,he said, and laid his hand lightly on Victor Stott''s shoulder,"can you understand what you are reading there?"
53028	Need that distract us?
53028	Never cried?
53028	No opinion of women?
53028	No, sir? 53028 Not come again?"
53028	Not comin''up?
53028	Now do you believe he''s humbugging?
53028	Now, how old was our Lord when He began His ministry?
53028	Now, putting aside the preconception with which we entered the cottage, was there really anything in the other two remarks? 53028 Now, tell me what''s the matter?
53028	On a point of order, Mr. Chairman, is that what you put to the meeting?
53028	On what grounds?
53028	Ought to have spoken before that, ought n''t he?
53028	Possibly you have not realised that the child is now five years old?
53028	Quite, quite,murmured Challis, and after a short silence he added:"You think he will deteriorate, that his faculties will decay prematurely?"
53028	Serious?
53028	Shall I lay for two, sir?
53028	Shall we argue the point in the other room?
53028	Shall we go there, now?
53028	Should I learn what I am?
53028	So this little fellow has never been to school?
53028	Stotts? 53028 Tell me; what sort of questions?
53028	That abnormal child of Stott''s?
53028	That child?
53028	That time he spoke, Stott,I said,"was he alone?"
53028	The boy''s still alive then?
53028	The kid?
53028	Then why, exactly, do you wish me to prohibit the child from coming to Challis Court?
53028	Then you think he is humbugging-- pretending to read?
53028	Think they''ve got a find, eh?
53028	Want me to wait?
53028	Was it a pose?
53028	Was it lately?
53028	Was it possible,I wondered,"that he had been trying to talk down to my level?"
53028	Was that the only time?
53028	We shall see,replied Challis, and then to a deferentially appearing Heathcote he said:"Has Master Stott come this morning?"
53028	Well, and the blasphemy?
53028	Well, how are you getting on?
53028	Well, what is your opinion?
53028	Well?
53028	Well?
53028	Well?
53028	Well?
53028	Well?
53028	What about that child?
53028	What are you looking for?
53028	What d''you mean about there bein''something... something what?
53028	What did you intend by your answer?
53028	What do you think of him?
53028	What do you think will become of him?
53028	What does half a stone o''loaf sugar at two- three- farthings come to?
53028	What else''ud I tie myself up for?
53028	What have you to say to that, Standing?
53028	What is seven times two and three quarters?
53028	What is the square root of 226?
53028	What is your explanation, then?
53028	What line do you think of taking up, Lewes?
53028	What volume has he got to now?
53028	What''s that book he''s got open in front of him?
53028	What''s that in shillin''s?
53028	What''s the matter with''em?
53028	What''s up?
53028	What''s up?
53028	What''s your opinion, sir?
53028	What''s''e want''angin''round''ere? 53028 What''s''e want,''angin''round''ere?"
53028	When did he see the child last?
53028	When he grows up, I mean?
53028	Which has the greatest atomic weight?
53028	Why ca n''t you move''i m?
53028	Why not, Lewes; why not?
53028	Why not?
53028	Will you stay and have supper?
53028	Will you try to tell me, my boy, what you think of-- all this?
53028	With regard to this-- this phenomenon?
53028	Wo n''t you come in and have some tea, or something?
53028	Wo n''t you sit down?
53028	Would n''t it be better to let it die...?
53028	Would you care to come?
53028	Yes, doctor?
53028	Yes?
53028	You are not convinced yet that he is n''t humbugging?
53028	You are not interested in Mr. Crashaw, I suppose?
53028	You did n''t see anything?
53028	You do n''t remember me, I suppose?
53028	You have n''t found him?
53028	You have not yet learned the meaning of words?
53028	You let him go out by himself?
53028	You may remember that curious-- er-- abnormal child of the Stotts?
53028	You mean,said Challis, startled by this outburst,"that I am in a sense providing you with an education?
53028	You mean...?
53028	You suggest----?
53028	You think the child''s mind is being perverted by his intercourse with the books in the library where he-- he--''plays''was your word, I believe?
53028	You will see him soon?
53028	You''ll be back before Mrs. Reade goes?
53028	You''ve read Hegel, then?
53028	Your son told you?
53028	Your son?
53028	''What shall I learn from your books?''
53028	''ealthy?
53028	And did you return that look of his?"
53028	And it can not be more than four or five years old now?"
53028	And the neighbours, what would they say?
53028	And we have never a thought for the future in all our work,--a future that may be glorious, who knows?
53028	Are you sure he can?"
53028	As how?"
53028	As we slowed down to the ascent of the long hill, I said to Bates:"Is that Stott''s boy?"
53028	But if you want any assistance.... Or do you expect me to investigate?"
53028	But when the facts are examined, can we say that chance entered?
53028	CHAPTER VIII HIS FIRST VISIT TO CHALLIS COURT I"Shall you be able to help me in collating your notes of the Tikopia observations this morning, sir?"
53028	Ca n''t you construct a story from that?"
53028	Can you throw any light on his absence?"
53028	Challis?"
53028	Challis?"
53028	Challis?"
53028	Could I make this mannerless child understand his possibilities?
53028	Could you arrange for the members of the Authority to come to my place?"
53028	Curious infant with an abnormally intelligent expression and the head of a hydrocephalic?"
53028	Did n''t he produce the effect upon you that I''ve described?
53028	Did n''t you have a little of the''fifth form''feeling,--a boy under examination?"
53028	Did you want to see my''usband?
53028	Do n''t you see that ignorance is the means of our intellectual pleasure?
53028	Do n''t you think so?"
53028	Do n''t you think, sir, we should wait for further evidence before we attribute any phenomenal intelligence to this child?"
53028	Do you feel that you have no wish to see it again?"
53028	Doctor said it''d be''er last.... With an''ead like that, whacher expect?"
53028	Does n''t it strike you as likely, Lewes, that we shall see a good deal of the child here?"
53028	Eh?
53028	Had any one a spite against the child?
53028	Had he any ambition?
53028	He hesitated a moment, and then said:"Any news from Chilborough?"
53028	He paused, and I grunted to show that I was listening, but as he volunteered no further remark, I said:"What did you hear him say?"
53028	He''s medium right, is n''t he?"
53028	Healthy flesh and that sort of thing?"
53028	Her expression said quite plainly,"Could he be there, could he be there?"
53028	How can I explain?"
53028	How can one answer the unreasoning questions of a child?
53028	How could one answer such propositions as these offhand?
53028	How could one hear while that noise was going on?
53028	How d''ye do, Crashaw?"
53028	How was the body lying?
53028	I am afraid I shocked Mrs. Berridge at the outset by my casual"Who''s this man Challis?"
53028	I could appreciate that it was useless to persist in a futile"Why, why?"
53028	I remember quite well at the age of six or seven asking my mother:''Which is me, my soul or my body?''
53028	I talked to him for some considerable time-- I dare say for more than an hour....""No signs of idiocy, apparently, during all this?"
53028	I''ve been up the best part of the night, and now....""Uncanny?
53028	I''ve tried....""And you hope with your own boys...?"
53028	III"Er-- does it-- er-- can it-- talk?"
53028	Is it not better to take the case into our own hands, and act according to the dictates of common sense?"
53028	Is n''t that so?"
53028	Is not mystery the first and greatest joy of life?
53028	It confounded Crashaw, you say?
53028	It seemed to him as though there must, after all, be some mistake; yet how account for Crashaw''s story if the boy were indeed an idiot?
53028	It was a strange, yet very logical question that came at last:"What should I learn out of all them books?"
53028	It was intended, was it not, to divert his mind from speaking against religion to the yokels?"
53028	Let''s be honest, Walters, are not you and I exhibiting much the same attitude towards this extraordinary child?
53028	Now, is''e anythink like..."she paused,"any think like''i m?"
53028	Now, what about my memory theory?
53028	Only, you understand, it had not spoken then----""What conveyed that sense of power?"
53028	Purvis?"
53028	Shall we adjourn?"
53028	Steven?"
53028	Still, who can tell what went on in the distorted mind of that poor creature?
53028	The nurse shivered, and avoiding any glance at the huddle that lay on an improvised sofa- bed, she said:"It ca n''t live, can it?"
53028	V"What can I give that child to read to- day?"
53028	Was the mud very soft?
53028	Was this a consequence of the notice that had been paid to me?
53028	Well, ai n''t that enough to put you off women?"
53028	Were they not the type of simple, unreasoning questions which one may often hear from the mouth of a child of that age?
53028	What did Crashaw do-- shake him?"
53028	What do you make of that?"
53028	What has happened?"
53028	What more evidence do you need?"
53028	What part of the body was deepest in the mud?
53028	What was it, after all, that I wanted to learn?
53028	What way?"
53028	What will you have-- tea, whisky, beer?"
53028	What''s your paradox?"
53028	Why did you leave''i m alone?"
53028	Why does n''t that woman come, the woman you sent for?"
53028	Why had I been singled out by the child?
53028	Why not?"
53028	Why not?"
53028	Why, after all, should it be impossible that this child''s powers should equally transcend our own?
53028	Will you come into the house with me for a few minutes?"
53028	Will you consent?"
53028	Will you initiate the inquiry?"
53028	Would any captain in Stott''s second year have dared to take first innings under such conditions?
53028	Would you resolve life into a disease of the ether-- a disease of which you and I, all life and all matter, are symptoms?
53028	Would you take them away?
53028	Yet how could he break that deliberate silence?
53028	You propose to teach him, among other things, the elements of arithmetic?"
53028	You''ave?
53028	are n''t you all satisfied?"
53028	asked Challis a few days later,"what do you make of him, Walters?
53028	asked Challis,"what do you make of him?"
53028	asked the nurse, still with tears in her voice;"cad she bear the sight of hib?"
53028	commented Challis, with a lift of his thick eyebrows,"no Polynesians come to settle in Stoke, I trust?"
53028	he asked;"or is it a matter for scientific investigation?"
53028	he said,"what is the latest news in anthropology?"
53028	shouted the swaying, tottering Puggy,"What the... are yer rup to?"
53028	was Challis''s comment, when the flow of words ceased,"nigroque simillima cygno, eh?"
41905	A girl too?
41905	Am I supposed to stay caught?
41905	An idea?
41905	And are you sure you''re supposed to be outside?
41905	And do you know why it''s coming? 41905 And even if he did, what good is it going to do?
41905	And if a prisoner from the mines distinguished himself as a soldier, would he be freed at the end of the war? 41905 And now would you please explain it to me?
41905	And poisoned?
41905	And what''s that stench?
41905	And where has the boy gotten off to now?
41905	And why? 41905 And you?"
41905	And, oh,said the maid, continuing,"have you seen the ballroom?
41905	Another fish poison case?
41905	Are n''t you going to tell me, now?
41905	Are they our enemies?
41905	Are we all here now?
41905	Are we all here?
41905	Are we gon na get stories, great fires and destruction again?
41905	Are you all right?
41905	Are you completely crazy?
41905	Are you free?
41905	Are you serious?
41905	Are you sure?
41905	Are you with me, friends?
41905	Boy, do you know what a war is?
41905	But is n''t the King coming?
41905	But where? 41905 But why have there been such an increase in attempts over the past year?"
41905	But why our planet?
41905	Can we have some cheese and fruit?
41905	Can you exorcise it?
41905	Can you get them back up?
41905	Can you use this?
41905	Can you walk?
41905	Childhood and a prison mine does n''t give you very much, does it?
41905	Come on, Petra, what was it?
41905	Could we go to the sea instead?
41905	Dead?
41905	Did I start a war? 41905 Did you ever see her before?"
41905	Did you look on the roof?
41905	Do you hear me? 41905 Do you know what I''ve been doing since the last time you saw me?"
41905	Do you know what the Great Fire was?
41905	Do you know where Alter is?
41905	Do you know?
41905	Do you really want to hear the end of the story?
41905	Do you remember that story I told you last night, about the prisoners in the tetron mines?
41905	Do you want to know where I am?
41905	Does that solve all your problems on-- what were they-- sub- trigonometric functions?
41905	Does the transit ribbon still work?
41905	Eh... what are you going to do with them, once you find them?
41905	Er... what is it?
41905	Even to the point of talking about talking about it?
41905	Have you all had a glass? 41905 Have you?"
41905	He does?
41905	He''s been what?
41905	Hello, Hello, Clea?
41905	Here? 41905 Hey, you say he''s asleep?"
41905	How are you not free now, Jon Koshar?
41905	How did they get caught? 41905 How did they get hold of you, anyway?
41905	How did you do that?
41905	How do I get down?
41905	How do you generate radiation?
41905	How do you mean?
41905	How much do you want for them?
41905	How much is it?
41905	How much? 41905 How will we do this?"
41905	Huh?
41905	Huh?
41905	Huh?
41905	Huh?
41905	Huh?
41905	Hurt? 41905 I do n''t want to knock your genius, but how come nobody else figured it out?"
41905	I don''t-- do you have any idea, Jon?
41905	If you''re blind, how do you know I''m new here?
41905	In Telphar?
41905	Is something wrong?
41905	Is that all?
41905	Is that really the king?
41905	Is that what was supposed to happen?
41905	Is the bone broken?
41905	Is this the Prince?
41905	It''s on an island, is n''t it?
41905	It''s poisoned, do n''t you understand?
41905	Jon, Jon, how are you?
41905	Jon, what were the mines like? 41905 Jon,"Clea asked suddenly,"what''s it like in Telphar?
41905	Just like that, and with no money?
41905	Just remember what I''ve said, will you?
41905	Kidnaped? 41905 Let, do you remember how I described the prison to you?
41905	Like a big acrobatic stunt, huh?
41905	Like this?
41905	Like what?
41905	Look, do you know what''s going on?
41905	Look, what do you think is behind the radiation barrier?
41905	Ma''am?
41905	Ma''am?
41905	Major, what''s all this about a bushel of fish?
41905	Money for the blind?
41905	My turn for a''why''?
41905	No?
41905	Not blind? 41905 Now what about you?
41905	Now what do I do?
41905	Petra, is the adventure I''m supposed to have, the war? 41905 Petra?"
41905	Practicing what?
41905	Random for random numbers, max for matrix?
41905	Rara, what happened?
41905	Really?
41905	She''s not in the inn?
41905	Should n''t he have been dead from the radiation?
41905	Sir?
41905	Suppose they''active''back?
41905	Tel, do you know anything about what happened to Alter? 41905 Tel?"
41905	Tel?
41905	Tell me how? 41905 Tell me,"Jon said,"just what sort of person is Geryn?"
41905	That woman you brushed by in the street when I saw you running up the block...."Yes?
41905	That''s him, face him, concentrate on him...."What do you...?
41905	Then what is it?
41905	Then what?
41905	Tomar?
41905	Tomar?
41905	Tomar?
41905	Want a bite?
41905	We know you''re tired, and after your ordeal with the barbitide-- you do n''t feel well, do you?
41905	We''ll have a picnic then, all right?
41905	Well, ca n''t you do something about his index of refraction? 41905 Well?"
41905	Were they friends? 41905 What I said?"
41905	What I''ve been doing? 41905 What about Geryn?"
41905	What about Uske?
41905	What about the kids?
41905	What about the one who did make it?
41905	What about the rest?
41905	What about the third man, the one who escaped?
41905	What about the war, Jon?
41905	What about you? 41905 What about... the Lord of the Flames?"
41905	What are we fighting? 41905 What are you doing here?
41905	What are you doing out here, anyway?
41905	What are you doing?
41905	What are you figuring on?
41905	What are you going to do immediately about the kids?
41905	What are you going to do with us?
41905	What are you going to do?
41905	What are you talking about?
41905	What are you thinking about, Major?
41905	What do I care?
41905	What do you mean, generators?
41905	What do you mean?
41905	What do you really want from us?
41905	What do you want to buy?
41905	What do you want to sell?
41905	What does he want?
41905	What exactly is it?
41905	What happened to you?
41905	What has my mother said?
41905	What is it?
41905	What is it?
41905	What is on the other side of the radiation barrier?
41905	What is that?
41905	What is there to stop it? 41905 What party?"
41905	What shape is Geryn''s room in?
41905	What sort of adventure, Petra?
41905	What the hell is going on?
41905	What was old Koshar laughing about?
41905	What were you hiding for?
41905	What''s going on?
41905	What''s happening about the war? 41905 What''s the matter?"
41905	What''s the notebook?
41905	What''s your plan?
41905	What?
41905	What?
41905	What?
41905	What?
41905	Whatever we call it, we do n''t have much choice, do we?
41905	When is he getting back?
41905	When will he be back?
41905	Where are they all going to go?
41905	Where are we going?
41905	Where are you going to take me?
41905	Where are you taking me?
41905	Where are you taking me?
41905	Where did you get them?
41905	Where did you take my son?
41905	Where do you keep your clothes, huh? 41905 Where has he gone?"
41905	Where is everybody? 41905 Where the hell are you?"
41905	Where to?
41905	Where were you?
41905	Where were you?
41905	Where''s my robe?
41905	Which one?
41905	Who are you?
41905	Who are you?
41905	Who are you?
41905	Who are you?
41905	Who is authorized?
41905	Who is this?
41905	Who was carried out?
41905	Who were you talking to?
41905	Who... what are you?
41905	Why are they running?
41905	Why ca n''t we have a war and get it over with?
41905	Why did I do it?
41905	Why did n''t you tell me what I was gon na do?
41905	Why did you come here?
41905	Why did you stow away?
41905	Why did you--?
41905	Why do you waste good food on him? 41905 Why not?"
41905	Why not?
41905	Why not?
41905	Why wo n''t they open the door?
41905	Why...?
41905	Why?
41905	Will we remember all this?
41905	Will you keep still, stupid?
41905	Will you tell me where my son is?
41905	Yes, Clea Koshar?
41905	Yes?
41905	You believe the war will actually come, do n''t you, Tomar?
41905	You did n''t pull anything, did you?
41905	You do n''t mean you stowed away?
41905	You do?
41905	You know what, Major?
41905	You mean I could do that?
41905	You mean him?
41905	You mean it really happened?
41905	You mean talk to Geryn?
41905	You mean?
41905	You say the launches to the factory? 41905 You say the other two... did n''t make it?"
41905	You see?
41905	You used it?
41905	You want some fruit?
41905	You want to be carried out of here like the rest of them?
41905	You want to try something?
41905	You''re from the forest, are n''t you?
41905	You''re not a spy?
41905	You''re the woman who was selling things, huh?
41905	You''ve heard of it?
41905	You? 41905 Your plan?"
41905	( Jon:"A beautiful party, do n''t you think?"
41905	( Or was it something else that caught in his chest?)
41905	(_ What is it this time?_ Petra wanted to know.)
41905	*****"On course?"
41905	9 to 27, 9 to 27, 9 to 27(_ Where''s our friend?_ Arkor wanted to know.)
41905	A woman in a smoky gray dress suddenly blocked his view, smiled at him, and said,"Will you dance?"
41905	After a moment, Jon said,"What do they want us to do?
41905	After he had allowed sufficient time for a dramatic pause, Let asked,"What was it?
41905	All of you?
41905	All right?"
41905	And by whom?"
41905	And remember you dared that same kid to break into the castle and steal the royal Herald from the throne room?
41905	And the clothes?"
41905	And then,"What is it, quick?"
41905	And when I wake up, you''re to be gone, do you understand?
41905	And where are you from?"
41905	And who is he?
41905	Are you a spy?"
41905	Are you sure you''re all right?"
41905	Are you sure?"
41905	Are you with me, friends?"
41905	But if somehow she wanted to get to me, where would she go if I was n''t here?
41905	But we ca n''t, can we?
41905	But what about you?"
41905	But what do we do now?"
41905	But when I was swimming, I saw....""What?"
41905	But why?"
41905	Can you understand?
41905	Correct?
41905	Did you also alert the guards that I was coming?
41905	Did you know that?
41905	Did you know that?"
41905	Did you know, my friend, I am superior in every way to you?
41905	Did you stop your war?"
41905	Do you believe me?"
41905	Do you know any stories?"
41905	Do you know anything about the prison mines beyond the forest?"
41905	Do you know how it''s coming?
41905	Do you know whether they were friends or not?"
41905	Do you remember who the enemy is?
41905	Do you see anything?"
41905	Do you understand?"
41905	Do you want to see my license?"
41905	Do you?
41905	Finally Jon asked,"Now just what am I supposed to do, again?
41905	Finally he said,"Why are you out here?
41905	For that matter, how did they get me?"
41905	Had n''t it really started in his room at the palace, when he pressed the first of the concealed micro- switches with his heel?
41905	Have you any idea what state the economy is in?
41905	He said,"When do we go then, if you know how to get there?"
41905	Hey, do you have any bags I can carry?"
41905	How can we have a war with whatever is behind the radiation barrier?
41905	How could anybody kidnap the Prince?
41905	How could he be free?
41905	How did it come about?"
41905	How did they die?"
41905	How did you do that fall?"
41905	How much did you sell?"
41905	How much would it cost to get a meal and a place to stay?"
41905	How was I contacted?
41905	How?"
41905	I guess I''m all right now, are n''t I?"
41905	If he turned on the light, how many would he recognize?
41905	Incidentally, must we really go to that imbecilic party for that stupid fish- peddler''s daughter this evening?
41905	Is it a city?
41905	Is it a country?
41905	Is it an empire?
41905	Is n''t this more or less what the reports have been for weeks?"
41905	Is that why you''re reminding me not to forget?"
41905	Is there some sort of epidemic?
41905	It was n''t anything, was it?
41905	It''s a good story, huh?"
41905	It''s a necklace, see?"
41905	It''s treason, is n''t it?"
41905	Just think of it?
41905	Maybe you can sell it?"
41905	Now what do I do?"
41905	Now, where does it go?"
41905	One...""What''s supposed to happen?"
41905	Say, half a unit?"
41905	So why was n''t Geryn coming instead of sending the giant?
41905	Soldier:"The war?
41905	Some one from the bar yelled,"So what if it comes?
41905	Suppose that pig had smelled them and been chasing you, instead of running into the pool?
41905	The maid said,"Ma''am, shall I do your hair now?"
41905	The women, the children...?"
41905	The... obligation?
41905	Then she asked,"Tel?"
41905	Then... Then with all the sharpness, what had made him lose the others?
41905	Then:"Well, at least do n''t you think he should be told more than he knows now?
41905	They contacted you just outside of Telphar, did n''t they?
41905	They were all over the table; why they did n''t take them all up right then, I''ll never--""Did you burn every last scrap?"
41905	They would n''t send him back to the mines, would they?"
41905	They''re very clear, do n''t you think?"
41905	Tomar, if the war comes, do you think they''ll draft prisoners from the tetron mines into the army?"
41905	Was it morning?
41905	Was it the chubby one with the freckles?
41905	Well, when will you have some time?"
41905	What about Geryn, how is he?"
41905	What about the picnic, Clea?"
41905	What are you doing here anyway?"
41905	What did he hear?"
41905	What did you want?"
41905	What do you mean you do n''t have any?
41905	What do you mean?"
41905	What do you want me to do?"
41905	What do you want?"
41905	What does mother say?"
41905	What happened to D-42?"
41905	What happened to him, Petra?
41905	What happened to my son, the Prince?"
41905	What happened to the scouting planes?"
41905	What made you think that he was in contact with the triple beings?__ I do n''t know_, Jon said.
41905	What the hell would they be combating?
41905	What then?
41905	What will we do with them?
41905	What will we do with them?
41905	What''s your name?
41905	When there was something like silence, the Queen said,"Now, where is my son?"
41905	When will he be back?"
41905	Where are you, Jon?"
41905	Where''d it come from?"
41905	Where''re your papers?
41905	Which one got away?
41905	Which way are they?"
41905	Why are we fighting?"
41905	Why are you going?"
41905	Why did you swim out so far?"
41905	Why do we keep on wasting planes anyway?
41905	Why had he wandered in the wrong direction?
41905	Why must I suddenly be consulted at every little twist and turn of empire?"
41905	Why not send a few people through the transit ribbon to do some spying?"
41905	Why not?"
41905	Why should I move to hurt him?
41905	Why?"
41905	Will I get a chance to work someplace?"
41905	Will there really be one?"
41905	Will you please see that this message gets out over every available piece of city- wide communication as fast as possible?
41905	Would n''t it be fun to really be king for a while and stop the war?
41905	Would n''t you like to go down as having stopped it too?"
41905	Would you like to know the promotion about to come your way?
41905	You are an acrobat, is n''t that right?"
41905	You call trying to prevent it treason?"
41905	You do n''t think I''m a very good king, do you?"
41905	You''re an acrobat too?"
41905	You''re not going to be too busy to get to the party Dad''s giving me tonight, are you?"
41905	_ Have you any idea where we are?_)(_ The temperature is somewhere near three quarters of a million degrees.
41905	_ Where is he?__ His orbit should take him between the three of us in a minute and a half.__ Fine.__ Jon, who is the third one?
41905	_ Where is he?__ His orbit should take him between the three of us in a minute and a half.__ Fine.__ Jon, who is the third one?
41905	_ Where''s Arkor and Company?_ The music had stopped.
41905	_ You do n''t understand yet?
41905	story?"
51712	A dog of a masterless renegade?
51712	A little gloomy, is n''t it?
51712	A little over three years ago,he went on,"an unidentified flying object--""You interested in flying saucers, General?"
51712	About how long?
51712	Ai n''t contagious, is it?
51712	Ancient sinner?
51712	And be buried?
51712	And can I put my shoes on, or are you afraid I''ll pull a gat out of my sock?
51712	And now,my voice said,"you think to force this mind-- that is no mind-- to unseal the vault?"
51712	And the bit about ten thousand parts of something?
51712	And what of this one who was once Qulqlan? 51712 And what wretched dialect is that you speak?"
51712	And where''s my pants?
51712	And you think the man that wrote it had amnesia?
51712	Another ten minutes, I''d guess...."How do we go about heaving to, alongside? 51712 Any orders, Owner Drgon?"
51712	Any way they can head us off?
51712	Anybody else?
51712	Anyone for marbles?
51712	Anything? 51712 Are you all right?"
51712	Are you in pain?
51712	Are you okay?
51712	Are you proud of them? 51712 But I could if I wanted to?"
51712	But how could you go on living-- for hundreds of years? 51712 But what about the machine?"
51712	But what can a slave- piper do?
51712	But what was there to be afraid of? 51712 But why did they hang around at Stonehenge all this time?"
51712	But why the hell did n''t he give us a key to that part?
51712	But your signaller-- didn''t it work?
51712	By the Gods, would you take me for common clay?
51712	By your leave, Owner?
51712	Ca n''t your embassy----"Did n''t I mention it? 51712 Can we enlist one of them?"
51712	Challenge an Owner?
51712	Come to think of it, the stink is pretty strong, is n''t it? 51712 Did n''t you tell him who he was?"
51712	Did you see anything strange there?
51712	Do n''t the customers kind of resent it when you birds stage a heavyweight bout in the aisle?
51712	Do n''t you have memory machines-- or briefing rods?
51712	Do n''t you see? 51712 Do you know where this ship came from?
51712	Do you mind driving for a while, Legion?
51712	Do you remember Cagu? 51712 Does the fool, Ommodurad, forget the power of the great Ammaerln?"
51712	Dreams?
51712	Food is exchanged for money?
51712	Forgive me for asking,Foster said pleasantly,"But-- who are you?"
51712	Give up this course, good Drgon--"Where''s the nearest buddy of the Big Owner?
51712	Has this Owners''Owner got a name? 51712 Have you no pity for him who once ruled in justice and splendor at High Okk- Hamiloth?
51712	Have you seen or heard anything useful?
51712	Have you still got that notebook of yours?
51712	How about all that stuff in the journal? 51712 How about bodyguarding?
51712	How about bones? 51712 How about the Hunters?
51712	How can I claim another''s place?
51712	How come you did n''t figure I was dead?
51712	How could he know that it would be forgotten with the rest?
51712	How could we explain it afterwards to the noble Owner?
51712	How did it acquire the curious name--''The Ancient Sinner?''
51712	How did they get down into the shaft without opening it up?
51712	How do we find out if there''s any conspicuous chalk formation around there?
51712	How do you know what the material is?
51712	How do you know?
51712	How long--?
51712	Howsa boy, Mull?
51712	Hozzat?
51712	Huh? 51712 I best take me bearings off the Friar''s Heel....""What''s that?"
51712	I wonder if perhaps he meant a ten- thousandth part of the circumference of the earth?
51712	I''m tying my shoelace, see? 51712 Is it not so, goodmen?"
51712	Is the custom still continued?
51712	Legion, how old would you say I am?
51712	Legion, if you could have anything in life you wanted, what would you ask for?
51712	Legion, what was it you planned to do when you got to Miami?
51712	Legion,Foster said,"do you really believe I''m insane?"
51712	Looking for anything in particular, Mister?
51712	Lord Ommodurad?
51712	May we come up, sir?
51712	Months?
51712	Of course it would n''t be here...."What?
51712	Oh, him?
51712	Or am I supposed to get the idea the brownies set up that booby trap while you were asleep?
51712	Our boy, Drgon, laid you out cold, right?
51712	Passing through town, are you?
51712	Ready?
51712	Remember the entry in the journal, Legion? 51712 Say, Itz,"said I,"where would you like your sand box situated?
51712	Say, what were you: a big- time racketeer on Vallon?
51712	Shall I stand in my inner citadel and give account of myself to a madman?
51712	Shall the vote be taken now, or must we submit to more of the vile bladderings ere we proclaim our good Dagron Chief Piper?
51712	Shall we step out and have a look?
51712	Signifies what?
51712	So that''s what you call it? 51712 So the ancient sinner is buried under the floor?"
51712	So what? 51712 Strange?
51712	Tell me, Mr. Legion: have you ever known a man who suffered from amnesia?
51712	That we forget the things you''ve told me, and the things we''ve read here, discard the journal, and abandon the attempt to find the answers?
51712	That would be Henry the Eighth, I suppose?
51712	The bones were buried there?
51712	The gentlemen wouldna be from the University now, I suppose?
51712	The same thing? 51712 Then it was n''t all a dream?"
51712	They start fights here in the dining room?
51712	They were tailing you?
51712	This is your big moment, is n''t it?
51712	This it?
51712	Vallon?
51712	We''re close to Bar- Ponderone; it''s no more than five miles----"What kind of speed have they got?
51712	Well, I was born, grew up, went to school----"What school?
51712	Well, it might get a little shaky there toward the last, do n''t you agree?
51712	What about another, gentlemen?
51712	What about the bodyguards?
51712	What about this chiseler?
51712	What are the qualifications you think I have? 51712 What are we mixed up in, Foster?
51712	What did you find out?
51712	What did you see in the cellar?
51712	What do we do when we get there, boss?
51712	What do you do, get in street fights?
51712	What do you make of it?
51712	What do you make of it?
51712	What do you suggest?
51712	What do you want me to do?
51712	What do you want with me?
51712	What does he look like? 51712 What does it do-- give you a massage?"
51712	What does it prove?
51712	What does that mean?
51712	What for? 51712 What have you been feeding me?"
51712	What have you found out?
51712	What if they rush us first... before we got time to go into the act?
51712	What is it that''s frightened you, Legion?
51712	What is it, a chop stick?
51712	What is the nature of the Change he speaks of?
51712	What is this place?
51712	What kind of place is it?
51712	What kind of pursuit?
51712	What kind of routine is this, Foster? 51712 What law have you broken?"
51712	What makes you so sure you''re not interested?
51712	What reinforcements?
51712	What the heck am I going to do with you on Vallon?
51712	What the hell goes on?
51712	What was he-- once? 51712 What was it all about?"
51712	What was your major?
51712	What''s funny about it, Foster?
51712	What''s goin''on?
51712	What''s happened here?
51712	What''s he got?
51712	What''s it all about, Smale?
51712	What''s it all about?
51712	What''s odd?
51712	What''s that?
51712	What''s that?
51712	What''s that?
51712	What''s the Rthr?
51712	What''s the matter--?
51712	What''s the road like ahead?
51712	What''s this all about? 51712 What''s this all about?"
51712	What''s this all about?
51712	What''s this''median line''business?
51712	What''s this?
51712	What''s to be the fate of the man?
51712	What''s to keep him from just pointing to a spot after a while,I said to Foster,"and saying''This is it''?"
51712	What''s your pleasure?
51712	What''s--?
51712	What...?
51712	When are you going to give up and admit we''re wasting our time?
51712	When did he go?
51712	When did you get so interested in local history?
51712	Where are the others?
51712	Where are the papers you keep talking about? 51712 Where are we going?
51712	Where do we go from there?
51712	Where do you manage to get in all the fights, Cagu?
51712	Where is it getting us?
51712	Where is it?
51712	Where the heck did this come from, cat?
51712	Where was it you said the lay brother was digging?
51712	Where will you go?
51712	Where ya been, Piper? 51712 Where''d he go?"
51712	Where''s Torbu?
51712	Where''s that?
51712	Where?
51712	Which one is he?
51712	Which side are you working for?
51712	Who are these men?
51712	Who are you?
51712	Who comes in force to the Sapphire Palace?
51712	Who does this bird represent?
51712	Who has a grievance?
51712	Who put the dress on me?
51712	Who would have dreamed he''d lead us here?
51712	Who''s kidding who, Foster?
51712	Who''sa punk, Cagu?
51712	Whom did you kill?
51712	Whose man are you, piper? 51712 Whose pal was he a thousand years ago?"
51712	Why did n''t I think of that?
51712	Why did n''t you catch this disease?
51712	Why did they burn your house? 51712 Why did they pick that precise moment-- just as we arrived?"
51712	Why did you come here, mention my name-- if you did n''t intend to see me?
51712	Why do n''t you claim the Chief Piper''s place, Drgon?
51712	Why is that?
51712	Why not just tear off the corner of one of the sheets?
51712	Why not sit still and let it catch up with you? 51712 Why not?"
51712	Why should a man''s handwriting change?
51712	Why was he wearing a necklace of bear''s teeth?
51712	Why would a man with all this--I waved a hand at the luxurious room--"want to pick a hobo like me out of the gutter and talk him into taking a job?"
51712	Why would you write out this junk yourself, and then spend all that time and money trying to have it deciphered? 51712 Why?"
51712	Why?
51712	Will you see him-- early in the morning?
51712	Wonder how Foster''s making out without his past, Itz? 51712 Would you care for a drink?"
51712	Would you put aside the key?
51712	Yeah? 51712 Yeah?
51712	Yeah?
51712	You ai n''t gon na go inside that accursed vessel, are you, Owner Drgon?
51712	You are Gope, are n''t you?
51712	You dare to bar the path to the Lord Ammaerln?
51712	You do n''t believe in magic, do you, Sime? 51712 You know this Sapphire Palace, Torbu?"
51712	You like this, do n''t you, Foster? 51712 You mean wall him up?"
51712	You remember it?
51712	You say they were buried in Stonehenge?
51712	You the one that slugged me?
51712	You wanna run things here?
51712	You wanna turn things upside- down, do n''t you? 51712 You wish?"
51712	You''re their Ancient Foe, now, huh? 51712 You?"
51712	Your dough may buy you out, but what about me?
51712	_ ¿Que es la dificultad?_Foster said.
51712	And how could I have found me-- my old pal from earth?
51712	And how did you succeed in getting here?"
51712	And the blood stains on your back?"
51712	And they feared me and shrank back.__"Do you dream that I, Ammaerln, wisest of the wise, have come here for the love of Far- Voyaging?"
51712	And what about passports, and money, and luggage?
51712	And what about yourself?
51712	And what killed the others?"
51712	And what makes you think I''m going with you?"
51712	And what next?"
51712	And why was I, a plain Joe named Legion, mixed up in it right to the eyebrows, when I could be sitting safe at home in a clean federal pen?
51712	And why?"
51712	Anything wrong with that?"
51712	Are you in league with the villains...?"
51712	Are you sure you feel good enough to make like Alice and the White Rabbit?"
51712	Are your people supermen that live forever?"
51712	But remember the skeleton we found just inside the landing port?
51712	But still there is a mystery: What came to pass aboard this ship all those centuries ago?
51712	But was n''t there something Foster said... about when he woke up, way back when, with a pile of fresh corpses around him?
51712	But what about the business I saw in that Audience Hall?
51712	But what''s the procedure, noble Gope?
51712	But where the hell was I?
51712	But why should the Hunters seek me?"
51712	But--""And how do I call his bluff?"
51712	By the way; do you remember how to write?"
51712	Ca n''t he produce the other papers as well?"
51712	Can I go now?"
51712	Can you walk?"
51712	Did n''t it mention any names, or places?"
51712	Did the promise of youth ever get paid off?"
51712	Did you find any more?"
51712	Did you notice the sign hanging outside?"
51712	Do n''t you ever wonder what you might have been... back in the Good Time?"
51712	Do n''t you know it''s illegal to administer drugs without a license?"
51712	Do you remember how you made all that money?"
51712	Does n''t the journal say anything...?"
51712	For instance: where''s the kitchen?
51712	Foster?"
51712	Funny-- if they''d just thought to write me a letter and ask for my co- operation....""But how did you get covered with mud?
51712	Gope shouted,"What madness is this?
51712	Had I but dreamed...?
51712	Had Qohey doped him in some way?
51712	Had too many centuries of calm made them lackadaisical, or did Ommodurad use a brand of visitor- repellent we could n''t see from here?
51712	He recognized the mark of a feeding Hunter.... Who would have dared?
51712	How can I get close to him?"
51712	How can I work into a spot with one of these big shots?"
51712	How can I?
51712	How could I get closer?
51712	How could it happen?"
51712	How did they get to earth?"
51712	How did you...?"
51712	How do I get to see him?"
51712	How do I go about it?"
51712	How do you get your chance to prove who can own the best?"
51712	How do you like it?"
51712	How long had they waited?
51712	How long have you been here?"
51712	How was I going to ask questions about Foster if there was no one to ask?
51712	How''d he hear about him?"
51712	How?
51712	I just came to see about a job, remember?"
51712	I know, it was tough about Cagu, but that''s life, is n''t it?
51712	I reached for the car door and a voice said,"Paper, mister?"
51712	I spoke English, from which it was deduced that I was English or American----""They could n''t tell which, from your accent?"
51712	I was just the guy that peddled it, see?"
51712	I was lying on a memo- couch, by which circumstance I knew that I had suffered a Change--""You mean you''d lost your memory?"
51712	I wondered for how many centuries it had waited here-- and for what?
51712	If a man with his health and plenty of money ca n''t enjoy life, what the hell is there for anybody?"
51712	If he wanted to hear my troubles, why not tell him?
51712	If the man in black won, I wondered would I then be able to step in in turn and take him on?
51712	Interservice rivalry?
51712	Is that the picture?"
51712	Is there anything I can do to assist you now?"
51712	Is there no limit to their infernal perfiftence?_""_ January 19, 1831.
51712	Is there something here outside ordinary experience or is there not?"
51712	It lies in the plain, 50/10,000 parts of the girth of this(?)
51712	It''s impervious to solvents----""They could n''t get a sample?"
51712	Just a peep hole to pass chow in every day... so''s he do n''t starve, see?"
51712	Know you naught of how the world wags these days?
51712	Lights?"
51712	Mice bad around the place, are they?"
51712	Okay, what did I have to lose?
51712	Okay?"
51712	Or could it?
51712	Right there in front of the TV screen?
51712	See Owner Gope, huh?
51712	So it was faked up some time during the war-- what does that prove?
51712	Speaking of years: were you able to figure out how long you were marooned down on earth?"
51712	Suppose I could take a heavy named Torbu; would that set me in better with a new Owner?"
51712	Suppose I tried and nothing happened-- again?
51712	Suppose it burnt out my wiring, left me here gibbering, for Smale or the Ruskis to work over?
51712	Sure, I might fall-- all the way-- and splatter when I hit, but did this lousy slab of meat expect to live forever?
51712	That ended all his lives, did n''t it, boys?
51712	That puts us reasonably near the sea----""Where''s the atlas?"
51712	That''s kind of odd, is n''t it?"
51712	Then the Hunters attacked, swarming to me--""Our friends the fire- balls?"
51712	They''d take a look at him and say,"nuts, the bird we want is fifty years old, and where did you hide the body?"
51712	Was I the only one here?
51712	Was it a good life?
51712	We''ll take passage on a ship to England----""What''ll we use for money-- and papers?
51712	What Owner can I challenge?
51712	What about your house?
51712	What are your colors?"
51712	What broke down the memory recording system?
51712	What consort do you hold with him you say is mindless?"
51712	What good was that against the Hunters?"
51712	What happened next-- after you buried the man?"
51712	What have you seen?"
51712	What now?
51712	What provincial welcome is this, from the Great Owner to a loyal liege- man?"
51712	What was Ommodurad''s interest in Foster?
51712	What was it about Foster, anyway, that made him so interesting to these Top People?
51712	What was it for?
51712	What were you?
51712	What worlds were these?
51712	What would I do if I did make it to the window sill?
51712	What would be your reaction if I told you that I''ve aged greatly in the past few months?
51712	What''s happened?
51712	When was it built?"
51712	Where do you come from?"
51712	Where were they now?
51712	Where would I have gone if I had been a cat?
51712	Where''s the cellar?"
51712	Who is he?"
51712	Who scared you off?
51712	Who started the rumors?
51712	Who the devil are you, Legion?
51712	Who''s steering this thing?"
51712	Why did he hide away here, keeping the rest of Vallon away with rumors of magic and spells?
51712	Why do you sit on your tails and let the boss live off the fat while you murder each other for the amusement of the patrons?
51712	Why not do the same thing again, now?
51712	Why not just admit we made fools of ourselves?"
51712	Why not?
51712	Why the reinforcements?"
51712	Why was I here?
51712	Why would they stop coming?"
51712	Why?
51712	Would they seem as real as the impulse to check the whatchamacallits or tighten up your cortical thingamajigs?
51712	You afraid the sailors are going to steal the glory?"
51712	You boys have n''t started another war, have you?"
51712	You call that logical?"
51712	You did n''t come across a book of instructions, did you?"
51712	You guys try not to think about that angle, is that it?"
51712	You have n''t been outside, have you?"
51712	You speak of months?"
51712	Your first time ina Palace?"
51712	they?"
51712	who...?"
6468	A seismic disturbance in this locality? 6468 A vessel afire?"
6468	A_ what_?
6468	Across the ocean?
6468	Ai n''t dey nebber hearn tell ob me, d''yo s''pose, Massa Jack?
6468	Ai n''t this been a gee- whizzer of a storm?
6468	Am_ I_ touched, as you call it, Jack?
6468	An''why fo''not?
6468	And I presume the earthquake and the volcanic eruption are closely connected?
6468	And abandon all our instruments-- and the telescope?
6468	And did you ever try calling the rooster back, when he starts to play truant, with all that mouthful of words?
6468	And how can we explore it?
6468	And how do you prove it by Christopher Columbus And- so- forth?
6468	And how do you prove it to your friends, Wash?
6468	And is it not the Arctic Ocean?
6468	And is we gotter go in de_ Snowbird_, Massa Jack?
6468	And it''s colder-- or is it rare? 6468 And of what use will that be?"
6468	And perhaps the_ Snowbird_ wo n''t fly very high; eh?
6468	And the_ Snowbird_?
6468	And this whole glacier will melt?
6468	And what do you make of that over yonder?
6468	And what has a compressed air catapult got to do with the_ Snowbird_?
6468	And what is that, Master Jack?
6468	And what will Mr. Roebach do about his dogs? 6468 And what will you do if you get to the edge-- fall off?"
6468	And where are the people of Nigatuk?
6468	And where are the rods-- and the plane frame? 6468 And where is Washington White?"
6468	And where is the ocean?
6468	And why do we not fall off?
6468	And why not?
6468	And without movement?
6468	And you are quite sure the ocean will return and float your bark?
6468	And you do n''t consider that new planet anything wonderful?
6468	And you, Jack?
6468	And you, Mark?
6468	Another earthquake?
6468	Are you sure it can be repaired, Mark?
6468	Are you sure, Jack?
6468	Are you to be driven off to Alaska at your age to hunt for this herb-- which is perhaps only the hallucination of a madman?
6468	But have we descended into the very place we left?
6468	But if we learn that we''ll be pretty sure to fly in the opposite direction-- what do you think?
6468	But of what advantage will it be to our flying machine to start it in this way?
6468	But the flying machine?
6468	But we need not cross them to reach Aleukan?
6468	But what do you call that up yonder?
6468	But what does it mean?
6468	But what''s happened to me?
6468	But why have we never seen it before?
6468	But why should we keep over them?
6468	But you do n''t believe Todd is on the trail of any great discovery?
6468	But,cried Mark, at last getting_ his_ speech,"how can such a thing be possible?
6468	By the Shanghai?
6468	Ca n''t we take Andy and Wash, Mr. Henderson, and go right up to that hollow and see what needs to be done to the flying machine? 6468 Can dat be a posserbility?"
6468	Dat Shanghai done know dat we is near some oder fow- el----"Up here in the air, Wash?
6468	De chile is bawn and done named Nebbercudsneezer, heh? 6468 Did you ever hear of anything like it before in all your days, Professor?"
6468	Do I notice what, son?
6468	Do n''t he mind, then?
6468	Do n''t like what?
6468	Do you mean to say dogs can see ghosts?
6468	Do you notice that it''s getting lighter, boys?
6468	Do you notice--?
6468	Do you think the_ Snowbird_ is fit for long- distance travel?
6468	Does yo''hear anything yit?
6468	Don''t-- don''t it make your jaw ache to say it, Wash?
6468	Dr. Todd is certainly some in earnest; is n''t he?
6468	Eat Buttsy?
6468	Got any matches, Andy?
6468	Has dem rapscallawags done harmed de ole perfesser?
6468	Has the law of gravitation lost its power over us-- and over the flying machine?
6468	Has we jest_ gotter_ go in dat flyin''contraption? 6468 Have n''t you noticed what I was tinkering on at the other end of the shop?"
6468	Have we discovered a new celestial body? 6468 He flowed to de moon in de perjectilator; did n''t he?
6468	He''s got a bad memory; has he?
6468	How are we ever going to get home again?
6468	How big a slice of Alaska do you suppose has been blown off the earth, Professor?
6468	How can it be otherwise?
6468	How d''I know dem bolts wo n''t fly disher way?
6468	How did you happen to start working on this catapult idea?
6468	How so, sir?
6468	How will we go, sir? 6468 How would you pass such a yawning gulf as that?"
6468	How''s that? 6468 How?"
6468	I suppose no life could exist higher than this cliff, eh, Professor?
6468	I wonder what''s happened to them?
6468	I''m pretty solid on my feet; but what was it but a shock that threw me down? 6468 I''ve got springs in my shoes; ai n''t I?"
6468	If Buttsy should fall down dere, he''d suah jounce himself some; would n''t he?
6468	If I''d been scart'', would I really have wanted ter jump? 6468 If the air remains as it is now?"
6468	Indeed? 6468 Is eeder ob you boys seen ma Shanghai rooster?"
6468	Is it some great planet out of its orbit, sir?
6468	Is n''t he a wonder?
6468	Is she done done?
6468	Is that practicable?
6468	Is that what you mean, Professor?
6468	Is the watch called?
6468	Is you suah''nuff gwine ter try an''shoot dat hugeous wallingrust, an''pull his teef?
6468	Let''s see,said Jack, nudging his chum,"what_ is_ that longitudinous''name which has been hitched onto that wonderful bird, Wash?
6468	More refugees from inland, eh?
6468	Mr. Roebach,said the professor, ignoring the youth,"what do you say?
6468	Nothing to shoot at; eh?
6468	Or farther?
6468	See wot dat Shanghai done?
6468	Seems to me that will be badly frost- bitten by the time we find it; wo n''t it?
6468	Shall we wait until morning?
6468	So you really propose to launch the_ Snowbird_ in this way?
6468	Sort of stunted; is it, Wash?
6468	Suppose it bumps us?
6468	Suppose the walls of the crack should shut together-- where would we be?
6468	Surely you are not going to clutter up the flying machine with that thing?
6468	The balance of attraction between the earth and the sun has become disturbed and we are plunging--"Into the sun?
6468	The traders?
6468	The_ Snowbird_; eh?
6468	Then we have seen it twice before?
6468	Then what is troubling you, sir?
6468	Then, Professor, we are at the mercy of Chance-- at any moment this fragment of the earth may fall again-- or be propelled into the sun?
6468	There is no danger; is there?
6468	This is your party; is it?
6468	To escape from this country, you mean, sir?
6468	True enough-- why not?
6468	WHO GOES THERE?
6468	Was n''t it the wind snatched it away?
6468	Watch who-- Roebach?
6468	We are all in safety yet; are we, boys?
6468	We are floating in space, then-- an entirely new world? 6468 We do n''t want to be shot down without making any fight; do we?"
6468	We have many more hours of night here than we have of daylight-- you can all see that, eh?
6468	Whar you goin'', Massa Jack?
6468	What about them?
6468	What are you doing up here in this heaven- forsaken country?
6468	What can it mean, Jack?
6468	What can it mean?
6468	What can that possibly be, Professor?
6468	What dat?
6468	What de matter wid yo''?
6468	What did I tell yo''?
6468	What did you let him out of his coop for?
6468	What do you know about that?
6468	What do you know about that?
6468	What do you know about that?
6468	What do you mean, Professor?
6468	What do you mean, sir?
6468	What do you mean?
6468	What do you mean?
6468	What do you reckon he hears?
6468	What do you say, Mark?
6468	What do you suppose has happened to the_ Chrysothele- Byzantium_ herb that Dr. Todd sent us for?
6468	What do you suppose is the matter?
6468	What do you suppose that great planet is?
6468	What do you think of her, Wash, now that she''s finished?
6468	What do you think of it, Mark?
6468	What do your eyes tell you that looks like?
6468	What does he think he hears up here-- angels''wings? 6468 What does it mean?
6468	What done happened yo'', Perfesser?
6468	What done skeer yo''now? 6468 What experiment, Professor?"
6468	What is it, Professor?
6468	What is that-- a huge bird?
6468	What kind of people can they be?
6468	What needs to be done to the flying machine?
6468	What shall we do?
6468	What sort o''stuff are you talkin''?
6468	What time has come?
6468	What under the sun is the matter with you, chum?
6468	What will they do with the whale oil? 6468 What will we do, Professor?"
6468	What will you be busy at?
6468	What will you do-- swim?
6468	What worse could happen?
6468	What would you call it, if not a shock?
6468	What you got to sell? 6468 What''s it good for?"
6468	What''s our first job?
6468	What''s that?
6468	What''s the matter with you now, Wash?
6468	What''s the matter with you, Andy?
6468	What''s to be done to it?
6468	What''s up, Jack?
6468	Whatebber has Buttsy done ter yo'', Massa Jack, dat yo''should be obfendicated at his''pearance in de present state ob de obsequies?
6468	When can we see the sun and take an observation?
6468	When we got caught in that flaw yesterday afternoon he wanted to jump out; did n''t he, Mark?
6468	When you see him starting on his rambles, Wash, why do n''t you call him back?
6468	Where''s the machine?
6468	Where?
6468	Which will the quicker take you off your feet-- a blow from, say, Jack''s fist, or your stepping inadvertently upon a piece of glare ice? 6468 Who are these desperate criminals?"
6468	Who do you claim to be?
6468	Who''s Buttsy?
6468	Who''s going to sleep?
6468	Why do you think so?
6468	Why not use the sleds-- both of them?
6468	Why not, indeed?
6468	Why not? 6468 Why not?"
6468	Why, the ocean always_ has_ been here; ai n''t it?
6468	Why,said Wash, rolling his eyes,"I done tooked dat rooster wid me in all ma trabels; did n''t I?"
6468	Wot do Buttsy an''me want o''shootin''? 6468 Wot''s dat says somebody''s a- shootin''at us?"
6468	Yo''do n''t fo''one moment suppose, Massa Jack, dat I''s afeared; does yo''?
6468	Yo''suah ca n''t git erlong widout me, I s''pose?
6468	You can feel that the air in here is vitiated; ca n''t you?
6468	You do n''t see anything wrong with her, old croaker; do you?
6468	You mean, sir, that the earthquake and the volcanic eruption have torn away some great fragment of the world, and we are on it?
6468	You mean,said Jack, seriously,"that they will think we are crazy if we do not bring home what we were sent for?"
6468	You see those crevasses-- and some of''em mighty deep? 6468 You think he can smell out an enemy, do you?"
6468	Your bark''s name is_ Orion_, then?
6468	_ You_ are Amos Henderson, sir?
6468	Ai n''t dat Injun got no respec''for who I is?"
6468	Ai n''t dat moon risin'', dough?"
6468	Am I right?"
6468	And how are we ever going to get out of this hole?"
6468	And what good''s a nearthquake w''en you got him?"
6468	And where are the lights?"
6468	And where will we be?"
6468	And_ that_ is the old world shining there in the sky?"
6468	As long as you''re wishing, though, why not wish for the right thing?"
6468	But then he stumbled over Mark, and his chum came up, too, ejaculating:"What is it, Jack?
6468	CHAPTER IV"WHO GOES THERE?"
6468	Can you explain that?"
6468	D''youse''speck dat it meant_ me_?"
6468	Dat de hugeous salt sea broke its breakers on dem ice- bound shores?
6468	Did you ever see the beat of that?
6468	Do n''t Buttsy crowin''away dar prove it?"
6468	Do those men speak English?"
6468	Do you get my meaning?"
6468	Do you have to go so fast?
6468	Do you hear me?"
6468	Do you realize that the professor says we are still three hundred miles from Nigatuk and the mouth of the Coleville?"
6468	Do you see?"
6468	Do you suppose those supplies got over from Coldfoot before that last eruption?"
6468	Does n''t he know his name?"
6468	Does n''t it seem like mountain air, Mark?"
6468	Does you understand me?"
6468	Had something happened to his comrades during his brief defection?
6468	Have they hurt any of your party?"
6468	Have you got it, Mark?"
6468	He did not continue his remark, but said:"That''s our first job; is n''t it?"
6468	He said, confidently:"And I brought Buttsy back ergin; did n''t I?"
6468	He turns to me for help quite properly; who else should he turn to?"
6468	How are we going to get out of this chasm?
6468	How do you''speck de perfesser c''d git erlong widout me?"
6468	How else will we escape from the place?"
6468	How is that, Jack?"
6468	I have lost half my weight, I declare I How can that be possible?"
6468	I wonder how large it really is?"
6468	Is Andy here?"
6468	Is n''t it cold?"
6468	Is n''t that so, Professor Henderson?"
6468	Is we gotter be squeeged ter deaf in disher awful cavernarious hole?
6468	Is_ I_ skeert?
6468	It''s mighty hard; eh, chum?"
6468	Its light was mellow like the moon''s; but whoever heard of the moon rising in the North?
6468	Jack was laughing so that he could not speak, but Mark managed to say:"You mean that the motion of the aeroplane gives you a feeling of_ mal de mer_?"
6468	Mr. Roebach knows the trail, I believe?"
6468	Of course, you will come, too?"
6468	Or be you callin''the cows?"
6468	Professor Henderson, whose scientific discoveries have made us all marvel of late?"
6468	Roebach?"
6468	See that crowd of bears, will you?
6468	Sort of''up in the air''; ai n''t I?"
6468	Suddenly Captain Sproul burst into the chart- room and gasped:"Can you tell me the meaning of this, Mr. Henderson?
6468	The ice, because it affords you so insecure a footing, is likely to throw you easier than a pretty solid blow; eh?"
6468	The question paramount in all their minds, however, was this: Would they reach their destination in safety?
6468	They have arrived in safety, then?"
6468	This is Professor Henderson?
6468	Tryin''ter shoot Buttsy; is he?
6468	Washington White''s eyes opened very wide and he demanded:"What''s disher t''ing yo''calls''sezmik'', Professor Henderson?
6468	We have left the earth-- is that it, Professor?"
6468	We often see what they call sun dogs; do n''t we?"
6468	What I want to know is: How are we going to get out of this crevasse?"
6468	What are you doing?"
6468	What did I tell you?
6468	What do you make of it, Mark?"
6468	What do you make of it?"
6468	What fo''did we come away off here on dis floatin''islan''if we ai n''t gwine ter git dat specimen of botanical horrorforbilicalness?
6468	What is it?
6468	What is that-- a river?"
6468	What is the matter now?"
6468	What is your advice?"
6468	What keeps the oceans from overflowing the land and filling all those sinks and valleys that are deeper than the ocean bed?
6468	What will they find-- a hole filled with the waters of the Arctic Ocean?"
6468	What_ can_ it mean?"
6468	Who ebber heard of sech a plant befo''?"
6468	Who goes there?"
6468	Whoeber said Washington White wanted ter transmogrify hissef to a new planet?
6468	Whuffo''you boys be sech cowards?
6468	Why not?"
6468	Wot furder elimination ob de fac''s does dem folks want?
6468	You have n''t joined forces with some department of our government, or with another country?"
6468	You see this vast amount of water pouring into yonder crevasse?
6468	You understand?"
6468	ai n''t dat de beatenest thing?
6468	bawled Wash."What done gone an''disturbed de continuity ob your sagastuations?
6468	cried Mark,"you have no idea of taking this trip he suggests; have you?"
6468	cried Wash."Does yo''mean ter try ter mak''me beliebe dat disher place is whar''de great an''omniverous ocean once rolled?
6468	dat bullet said-- jes''as plain as day--''Whar is dat coon?''
6468	did I ship fo''sech wo''k?
6468	gasped Wash."Do yo''mean ter tell me dat we ai n''t gwine ter fin''dat chrysomela bypunktater plant after all?
6468	gasped the negro,"yo''suahly ai n''t a- gwine ter dribe me ter wo''k up in disher flyin''contraption?
6468	how could we have left the earth?"
6468	is we goin''ter collek a_ nearthquake_ along wid dat chrisomela- bypunktater plant?
6468	see that?
6468	what do you think of that?"
6468	what do you want?"
6468	what happened during those minutes that we were all unconscious?
34724	A new dress, Lola?
34724	A patient?
34724	Ai n''t that a fine letter?
34724	All of us? 34724 Am I so dreadfully ugly, John, that you ca n''t bear to have me near you?"
34724	Am I supposed to sympathize with him for that?
34724	Am I to depend upon that?
34724	An old friend, a good drink, a pretty woman, what more could be asked? 34724 And if you fail?"
34724	And in that letter,Dr. Crossett went on relentlessly,"did you say,''You are my daughter; I love you''?"
34724	And last night?
34724	And leave Lola?
34724	And starve with him?
34724	And that once? 34724 And that?"
34724	And the change?
34724	And until then, Lola?
34724	And when do you expect to see him?
34724	And you will be there, in half an hour?
34724	And you, Bob?
34724	And-- and last night?
34724	And-- and you came to me?
34724	Anything?
34724	Are n''t you going to kiss me, Madge?
34724	Are you going out?
34724	Are you laughing at me, father?
34724	Are you laughing at me?
34724	Are you sure you want me, Dick?
34724	Are you trying to insult me?
34724	Are your subways never blocked? 34724 Because she loves you, she must love no one else?
34724	But Doctor, will she ever come back?
34724	But surely you are not poor, Martin, you, with your mind?
34724	But what is the difference?
34724	But, Martin, who could rob you? 34724 But, if you have known this woman for months, why is it that you have never spoken of her?
34724	Can we be coming in?
34724	Can you forgive me, Lola?
34724	Can you open this thing, Maria?
34724	Can you read them yourself now?
34724	Can''t-- can''t you do anything,he questioned,"anything at all?"
34724	Could I help you?
34724	Could it have been anyone beside Maria?
34724	Dick,she spoke gently, resting her hand for a moment on his shoulder,"do you know where Lola is?"
34724	Did he read my letter?
34724	Did n''t you go there for something? 34724 Did she think she could swim across the sound?"
34724	Did you think,she said, her whole face lighting up with a flash of merriment,"that it was my soul?"
34724	Do n''t you envy those people out there in their automobiles?
34724	Do you believe the insinuations this man has dared to make? 34724 Do you believe what he believes of me?"
34724	Do you call it fun to live the life that woman lives? 34724 Do you feel shame for what you did then or for all the things you have done since then?"
34724	Do you feel sorrow for them?
34724	Do you know her?
34724	Do you know the theory of the''Sixth Day Men,''Paul?
34724	Do you see anything especially funny?
34724	Do you think I am afraid of John Dorris?
34724	Do you think that we shall ever see her again?
34724	Do you think,asked Lola gently,"that she would share in your desire for me to try your new car?"
34724	Do you want her to come back?
34724	Do you? 34724 Do you?
34724	Go where? 34724 Had n''t you better say grace, Bob, or start a hymn?"
34724	Has any stranger been here while we were at dinner?
34724	Has it all been my fault?
34724	Has it done her good?
34724	Has n''t she told you that?
34724	Have you heard of her?
34724	Have you made any effort to see her?
34724	Have you seen Dick Fenway there?
34724	Have you seen him at all since the day he did his best to kill you?
34724	Have you seen him there?
34724	Have you written?
34724	He does n''t mind, do you?
34724	He is coming?
34724	He never did that before, did he?
34724	Here?
34724	How about it, Bob?
34724	How are you, Dorris? 34724 How dared you and your sickly child put me in a false position?
34724	How long are you going to stay, and who is that stunning girl I saw you with this afternoon?
34724	How long had he stood there, looking at her?
34724	How many times do I have to repeat it? 34724 How was it?"
34724	How?
34724	I am beginning to think that----"Well?
34724	I am pleased,said the Frenchman, bowing,"but shall I confess that I do not understand?"
34724	I have not, and now, if you think that you have hurt me enough, you may go, or are you anxious to accuse me of anything more?
34724	I know, but, Maria, do n''t you think you''d rather take care of me?
34724	I say, Dick,said Sam Norton thickly,"ai n''t you going to introduce the lady?"
34724	I suppose that is what you mean?
34724	I think that you are too pretty to----"Do you believe these things?
34724	I will, Lola, thank you,replied John,"but-- but I wish you would tell me what you are going to do this afternoon?"
34724	I wonder if you know how glad I am to see you?
34724	I wonder who that is?
34724	I''m sure you have n''t any right to be, and, of course, you know that you ought to be scolded?
34724	If I die, as they said that I must-- what will you do then? 34724 If she is such a terrible person, how is it that you know her so well?"
34724	Is it so bad?
34724	Is it true?
34724	Is that one for father?
34724	Is this the way you meet, you two?
34724	It ai n''t as bad as that, is it?
34724	It is a very fine letter, I am sure, Maria, and he must be a fine fellow, and very fond of you?
34724	It is hardly fair for you to blame me for our not having married, Lola, is it? 34724 It''s awful good of you to come here, of course, Lola, but I-- I-- don''t you think you had better tell me all about it?"
34724	Left him?
34724	Lola, what is it?
34724	Maria is such a good girl, I-- I----"Well?
34724	Meet me in half an hour on the shore road, just above the place where we met yesterday; do you remember?
34724	Miss Lola?
34724	More trouble with your father?
34724	My mind should be fresh and clear, and how can it be if I must spend all to- morrow running errands?
34724	No?
34724	Not-- not because of this-- this damned story you heard about me?
34724	Of course I do,replied Lola;"I like it better than any of the places we have been to yet; do n''t you, Dick?"
34724	Of him?
34724	Oh, dear, no; why should I?
34724	Oh, do n''t I know that? 34724 Paul, will you look at this child?
34724	Please, Doctor,said Nellie timidly, as she held out to him a bunch of simple flowers,"will you please take these?
34724	Poor?
34724	Really? 34724 Really?"
34724	Romanoff, Thailer, Woodstock, eh?
34724	Shall I get him, Lola?
34724	Shall I go with you, Lola?
34724	Shall I let her die? 34724 Shall I read it for you?"
34724	She had spent it?
34724	She told you so?
34724	So? 34724 So?
34724	So? 34724 Still the faithful sailor?"
34724	Suppose that we, all of us, were to leave the room for a few moments, eh?
34724	Surely I am not going to make the sudden discovery that I have bound myself to a jealous old Ogre, am I?
34724	Surely you do not mean that you had any large sum there?
34724	Thank you, Doctor-- am I in the way?
34724	That has not been claimed before?
34724	That you can restore the heart action to those who die, of what?
34724	The body dies,went on Dr. Barnhelm,"but the soul, can that ever die?
34724	Then what''s the use of jiggling?
34724	Then you wo n''t let it quite queer me with you?
34724	Then you, I suppose, do not care to count yourself any longer as my friend?
34724	There was a sweetheart, eh?
34724	To stay?
34724	To your sweetheart?
34724	Was it true, father? 34724 Was she, my dear?"
34724	Well, Doctor, what do you think?
34724	Well, John?
34724	Well, John?
34724	Well, Maria?
34724	Well, what if I did?
34724	Well,he responded indignantly,"why should n''t I be well?
34724	Well? 34724 Well?"
34724	Well?
34724	Well?
34724	Well?
34724	Were you?
34724	What are you doing here, Maria?
34724	What are you saying?
34724	What did you mean in my life, any of you, after I once put you all behind me? 34724 What did you think?"
34724	What do you mean when you say that I was dead?
34724	What do you mean?
34724	What do you mean?
34724	What else have I done for six months, but think?
34724	What going to be?
34724	What have you done with that?
34724	What have you done?
34724	What have you to say? 34724 What have you to tell us?"
34724	What is a man to think?
34724	What is it that I do n''t know?
34724	What is it that you want me to do?
34724	What is it, Lola? 34724 What is it, Lola?
34724	What is it, Maria?
34724	What mess?
34724	What money?
34724	What of his soul?
34724	What of it? 34724 What of it?
34724	What of it?
34724	What the devil are you laughing at, Lola?
34724	What was the end?
34724	What was the use of starting another battle?
34724	What were you doing out of the hotel until three o''clock this morning?
34724	What''s the use of talking?
34724	What?
34724	When did they tell you this?
34724	Where could she go? 34724 Where have you been?"
34724	Where is my daughter?
34724	Where is she?
34724	Where the devil can Lola be?
34724	Where would I have gone? 34724 Who has been annoying you, little girl?"
34724	Who is she?
34724	Who is this Nellie Mooney?
34724	Who was this woman?
34724	Who''s been telling you my business?
34724	Why are they different? 34724 Why are you here?"
34724	Why did she not come with you?
34724	Why did you come here?
34724	Why did you follow me?
34724	Why do n''t you ask me to read them for you?
34724	Why do n''t you hurry up that divorce and marry the girl?
34724	Why do n''t you men smoke? 34724 Why do you ask?"
34724	Why make mountains out of nothing? 34724 Why not?
34724	Why not?
34724	Why not?
34724	Why not?
34724	Why should I think of you?
34724	Why should I?
34724	Why should Rupert tell me so, if it were not true? 34724 Why should n''t I?"
34724	Why were you looking at me?
34724	Why? 34724 Why?"
34724	Why?
34724	Why?
34724	Why?
34724	Why?
34724	Why?
34724	Will you come upstairs and hear me say my prayers in a little while, grandfather?
34724	Will you do your best to save me?
34724	Will you forgive me also? 34724 Will you help me, Maria?"
34724	Will you please open this safe for me, Maria?
34724	Will you stay by me until my heart fails?
34724	With whom?
34724	Without a regret? 34724 Would you like a pan- cake, Doctor?"
34724	Would you mind opening this thing for me? 34724 Would you mind telling me where you are going, Lola?"
34724	Yes, Doctor?
34724	You all believe I done it,went on Maria,"do n''t you?
34724	You are going out?
34724	You are going to leave me?
34724	You are not faint, are you, Nellie?
34724	You are to remain with us?
34724	You are worn out; you are not yourself; tell me, do you sleep?
34724	You believe that?
34724	You ca n''t love him, or why this other fellow? 34724 You can restore the dead to life?"
34724	You claim what, Martin?
34724	You did n''t happen to notice what became of her, did you?
34724	You did them because they suited your mood? 34724 You did want me after all, did n''t you, Dick?
34724	You do n''t mind, do you, John?
34724	You do not try to live? 34724 You have a receipted bill?"
34724	You have n''t been taking a drop too much, have you, John?
34724	You love her, John?
34724	You mean his lecture to- morrow night?
34724	You really think so, father?
34724	You said you was going to marry me, did n''t you?
34724	You went to bed early enough last night; could n''t you get any rest?
34724	You were a Professor, they told me, and a writer of books?
34724	You were not especially entertained?
34724	You were poor there at the University?
34724	You would have stopped me, would n''t you?
34724	You, my daughter, your mother''s daughter, left my house with a married man?
34724	You-- Maria-- you would not tell him----?
34724	You-- you have not seen her before then?
34724	You? 34724 Your daughter, Doctor?
34724	After a moment she was answered, and she asked quietly,"Is Mr. Fenway there?
34724	Ai n''t you done for me what my own father and mother never did?
34724	Am I to go on forever, and ever, and ever, living the same life, thinking the same thoughts-- always-- always-- until I die?
34724	Are our hearts always going to beat on, one- two, one- two, like the ticking of a clock?
34724	Are they always the same, boys and men, always like that?
34724	Are you acting now as Mr. Fenway''s agent, or as my friend?"
34724	Are you afraid to trust yourself alone with me?"
34724	Are you all right, Doctor?
34724	Are you coming, father?"
34724	Are you made of flesh and blood?
34724	Are you ready, Bob?"
34724	At the door Maria found John Dorris, and as she admitted him he stopped to ask anxiously,"How is he to- day?"
34724	Barnes?"
34724	Barnes?"
34724	Because she is going to give her whole life to you, she must not take any little minutes for herself?"
34724	CHAPTER IX THE DIAMOND NECKLACE"Will they be much longer?"
34724	Ca n''t it be soon?"
34724	Ca n''t you and I together help this little girl?"
34724	Ca n''t you get to think of her like you would of a child that did n''t know no better?"
34724	Ca n''t you let it go at that?
34724	Ca n''t you look at it like that?
34724	Ca n''t you see that I am worried enough, without your turning against me?"
34724	Ca n''t you trust me?
34724	Came away for how long?"
34724	Can any of you give me the facts for my report?"
34724	Come, dear; why should you keep putting me off?
34724	Come, you have discovered-- what?"
34724	Could I have asked any of you for it?
34724	Dick ca n''t do anything more for you, but is there any reason why you and I should not be good friends?"
34724	Did n''t Miss Lola pick me up out of a tenement, a dirty, ragged, hungry little kid?
34724	Did n''t you put the money somewhere to keep it safe?
34724	Did n''t you take it out, meaning to put it back, and forget?"
34724	Did you know anything of this?"
34724	Did you think I was never coming?"
34724	Do n''t you love me enough to give me my way in a little thing like this?"
34724	Do n''t you see that''s the very reason I could n''t rob you?
34724	Do n''t you?"
34724	Do you believe that?"
34724	Do you claim that you will give him back his life?"
34724	Do you expect me to sleep with the thought of Lola and that mean being together, driving me almost insane?
34724	Do you know that I feel quite sorry for you, Miss Bradley?"
34724	Do you know what that means?"
34724	Do you know what they call a person who robs another of his wealth?
34724	Do you know where she has gone?"
34724	Do you know, Lola, what would be the greatest joy that could come to me?
34724	Do you practice?"
34724	Do you suppose that if I could have found out where they have taken her that I would be here now?"
34724	Do you think a man can forget-- just in a few hours-- forget you?
34724	Do you think so?"
34724	Do you think that my father has nothing to do but devote his skill to you?
34724	Do you?
34724	Does anyone?"
34724	Does one think again of the food that nourished him yesterday, or of the sun that kept him warm?
34724	Eh?
34724	Eh?"
34724	Eh?"
34724	Even if your father wo n''t let me come here you''ll see me sometimes, wo n''t you?"
34724	Fame and success mean much to a physician''s income, and after the proof he had so lately had how could he consider anything but success possible?
34724	Fenway?"
34724	For what?"
34724	Had she for those few moments been really dead, or had the young ambulance surgeon been mistaken?
34724	Has she quite recovered from her experience?"
34724	Have you much to do before to- morrow night, Martin?"
34724	Have you seen her?"
34724	He wrote to you?"
34724	His nature was a generous one, and he tried to convince himself that the fault must be his, but how?
34724	How about you, Bob?"
34724	How had she dared to do it?
34724	How much money did Dick give you to do your shopping with?"
34724	How was I to know?
34724	However did you get here?"
34724	I did not ask for life, but when it came, why should I not get all of its brightness if I could?
34724	I never saw a look in her face that you would not see on the face of a happy, innocent child, until----""Well?"
34724	I thought she was sweet, although she was with impossible persons, but as she looked at you just now----""Well, my dear?"
34724	I wonder if he is her father?
34724	I''d love to do it awful well, but-- but who''s to take care of him?"
34724	I''ll hurry things all I can, but until then what are you going to do?
34724	I-- I laughed when I read them-- was it true?"
34724	I-- who can save her?"
34724	If I was dead how could I be here?
34724	If anything ever went wrong with her, she was going to him; she had quite made up her mind to that, but, after all, what could go wrong?
34724	If he wanted more, why did he not ask for it when I gave him my check before I left New York?"
34724	If she did not do it, who did?"
34724	If she did not take it-- who did?
34724	If that was to be my life, how dared you bring me back from death, back, with a thousand new feelings, and passions, and desires?
34724	If you love me what reason have you for putting me off with one foolish excuse after another?
34724	In God''s name, how dare you talk of bringing that empty shell back into the living world?"
34724	In what had he failed?
34724	Is n''t there anything else in life but to sit here with you and father, and his friends?
34724	Is that it?
34724	Is that you, Madam?
34724	It is Mr. Fenway, I suppose?"
34724	John stooped and kissed her, and asked earnestly,"And we sha n''t postpone the wedding again, shall we?"
34724	Let''s call it May the second; will yer, Maria?"
34724	Life is what?
34724	Love?
34724	Maria went to her, and seeing the look on her face, and the open letter in her hand, said timidly,"That''s a letter from him?"
34724	May I hear the Doctor''s story?"
34724	Miss Lola?"
34724	Mooney?"
34724	My father-- who has always been so good to me-- taken him away from me; do you hear?"
34724	No one spoke-- what was there to say?
34724	No, then for what?"
34724	Not for the X- ray?
34724	Not until then?
34724	Now-- you?"
34724	Of one thing alone he was sure, as sure as he was of his own life, her perfect loyalty, her real purity, and, after all, was not that enough?
34724	Pity?
34724	Say, this ai n''t so bad, is it?"
34724	Shall I let''em in?"
34724	She closed the door, and, turning suddenly on the woman, who stood in the center of the room, she demanded angrily:"How dare you come here?"
34724	She is young?"
34724	So I''m here to ask when it is going to be?"
34724	So you will marry Dick?"
34724	So, I am not hurt; I am as other women?"
34724	Surely you must see that?"
34724	Sympathy for me?
34724	Sympathy?
34724	Tell me, Maria?"
34724	That I am not a proper wife for his son?"
34724	That is the explanation?
34724	That''s what I was laughing at, Maria; it does sound funny, does n''t it?"
34724	The Doctor smiled slightly as he replied:"Death is what?
34724	The Doctor''s practice must have increased?"
34724	Then our old friend Adam was not the first man?"
34724	Then why try to make him understand?
34724	Was it true?''
34724	We lived together four, no, three years, was n''t it, Martin?"
34724	Well-- what have you discovered?"
34724	Were you happy?
34724	Were you well?
34724	What are you all lookin''at me that way for?
34724	What are you going to do until then?"
34724	What are you going to do?"
34724	What are you talking about?
34724	What are you talking about?"
34724	What can one man do more than another?"
34724	What can you tell me about myself?"
34724	What chance after all would his millions have with a girl like this?
34724	What did it matter?
34724	What did you say?"
34724	What do you all stand there for, doin''nothin'', and lookin''at me like that?"
34724	What do you read there?
34724	What do you suppose is the matter with her now?"
34724	What do you think?"
34724	What do you want?"
34724	What does it matter?
34724	What have you to offer me to compare with what he can give me?
34724	What in the world is it?"
34724	What is beyond?"
34724	What is it that has changed you so?
34724	What is it that you want?"
34724	What is that?...
34724	What is the world to me but the place in which I am to live my own life, in my own way, and for my own good?"
34724	What is your opinion of the way Lola is going on?"
34724	What need she care for wealth with beauty like hers?
34724	What right had he to ask for more?
34724	What was I to do?
34724	What was it-- this thing that frightened her-- this new, strange nature that forced her to do its will?
34724	What was it?
34724	What was the outcome to be?
34724	What was there in her boldness that charmed without offending him?
34724	What was this woman?
34724	What would he think of her now?
34724	What you wanted you took; the thing you felt that you wanted to do you did?"
34724	What''s the trouble, Dick, did she pass you up?"
34724	When have I denied you anything, when have I asked anything in return, but just that you would care for me?
34724	When is this marriage to take place?"
34724	When this man offered her money and all the beautiful things she longed for, did she know the price she would be asked to pay?
34724	Where?
34724	Who else?"
34724	Who knew it?"
34724	Who, besides ourselves here, knew of the money?"
34724	Why did this girl who had done so much for them, who had been the good angel of their lives, look at them like that?
34724	Why did you say that I was dead?
34724	Why did you say that I was dead?"
34724	Why do n''t you search me?
34724	Why do n''t you search my things?
34724	Why do n''t you speak?
34724	Why do you always say such absurd things?"
34724	Why is it that a man, who in himself is both wise and entertaining, always becomes both a pedant and a bore when he makes an after- dinner speech?"
34724	Why should I avoid her?
34724	Why should I think of anyone''s pleasures or pains but my own?
34724	Why should men have everything?"
34724	Why should n''t I have a little fun once in a while?
34724	Why, do you know, Doctor dear, that after Eighth Avenue this is like another world?
34724	Why, you know, Lola, that----""How long is it since you have heard from your wife in Cleveland?"
34724	Will you bring my life back to me?
34724	Will you come to me now, and let me take you away from all this mess, and marry me just as soon as things are arranged?"
34724	Will you let me present my worst, Mr. John Dorris?"
34724	Will you pardon my lack of formality and allow me to say good night?"
34724	Will you take them?"
34724	Will you?"
34724	Without her what would become of him?
34724	Without one single backward thought of us?"
34724	Wo n''t that be fine?
34724	Wo n''t you be seated?"
34724	Wo n''t you try not to be so unhappy?"
34724	Would n''t it be funny if I had to be afraid of you?"
34724	Would she come home?
34724	Would you be willing to call at Karn& Company''s, on Thirty- first Street, and pay my bill and see that my apparatus is sent to the Medical Society?"
34724	Would you have spoken of her at all if you had not known that I saw you with her?"
34724	You are not going to that Harlan woman''s house?"
34724	You broke the heart of a young man who loved you?"
34724	You ca n''t wait years; do n''t you see that?
34724	You could n''t expect her to be quite so happy and so sweet as she used to be, could you, Doctor?"
34724	You did n''t leave your room again, did you?"
34724	You have not put it anywhere, have you?"
34724	You know that you told me you did n''t like to have me go there?"
34724	You know what I am going to do?"
34724	You see that everyone else has; you do n''t want to be the hard- hearted one of the crowd, do you?"
34724	You will excuse me, wo n''t you?"
34724	You wo n''t do that, will you?"
34724	You''ll be on your back the first thing I know; then how will I take care of you?"
34724	Your cars never stalled?
34724	he exclaimed passionately,"what are you doing?
34724	inquired Lola,"that a Frenchman was your chum at Heidelberg?"
34724	questioned Lola with something very like a sneer,"or do you think it is the proper thing to tell a child?"
34724	this is one of your famous New York apartments?"
50441	1406?
50441	A_ billion_? 50441 And how long was it in operation?"
50441	And if I refuse?
50441	And my evidence against you? 50441 And that''s wrong, is it?"
50441	And where do_ I_ go?
50441	And you want us to break a man on your say- so, Director Walton?
50441	Any recommendation for euthanasia on the card?
50441	Are public relations men that hard to come by?
50441	Are you Administrator Walton?
50441	Are you all right?
50441	Are you aware, Dr. Lamarre, that for the benefit of humanity I really should have you shot at once?
50441	Are you inferring that you''re both an employee of Popeek and an employee of a group that seeks to undermine Popeek?
50441	Are you kidding? 50441 Are you telling me that your department was blind enough to let someone pipe a spy pickup right into this office?"
50441	But how livable can this place be? 50441 But there''s no mess so messy we ca n''t muddle through it, eh?"
50441	Colonel McLeod, how long would it take your ship to return to the Procyon system?
50441	Concessions? 50441 Could you tell me where the block meeting''s being held?"
50441	Criminal offence? 50441 Did he not tell you what would happen if he would not be granted his request?"
50441	Did n''t you read the order I sent you?
50441	Did they sound hostile?
50441	Did you get the clipping I sent you?
50441	Did you have a pleasant trip?
50441	Did you say you''d perfected this technique?
50441	Do you understand what immortality would do to Earth?
50441	Do you want me to prepare a report for him?
50441	Does that mean you''ll yield? 50441 Eh?"
50441	Everything under control?
50441	FitzMaugham got you in here, did n''t he?
50441	Five million-- hey, is this a gag?
50441	Forbidden? 50441 Fred?
50441	From Venus?
50441	From where?
50441	Fulks, would you show this gentleman out of my chamber, please? 50441 Gerontologist?
50441	Have any trouble with the parents?
50441	Have you notified them yet?
50441	He''s the poet, is n''t he? 50441 How about the alien?"
50441	How about the atmosphere?
50441	How can he come out?
50441	How did you know I''d be coming this way?
50441	How do things look?
50441	How much do you know?
50441	How much is that?
50441	How much power does Walton have?
50441	Huh?
50441	I guess there''s no way of transporting him here, is there?
50441	I had n''t expected to find-- I mean that you--"That a bureaucrat should admire poetry? 50441 I presume you''ve had some previous dealings with the late Director FitzMaugham?"
50441	I''ll ask you one more time: will you yield Lamarre''s serum to me for use in my negotiations with the Dirnan?
50441	I''m the director, remember? 50441 Indeed?"
50441	Is Mr. Ludwig here yet?
50441	Is Mr. Percy here yet?
50441	Is he the boss of the world? 50441 Is it all arranged?"
50441	Is it off?
50441	Is my speech in the program?
50441	Is that all they are?
50441	Is that all you have to tell me?
50441	Is that why you did n''t want this to go into a spy pickup?
50441	Is the man''s body still intact?
50441	Is there any truth in the_ Citizen_ story?
50441	Is there anything I can do?
50441	Is this the man?
50441	It''s all here, eh? 50441 Just morons?"
50441	Keep trying, will you? 50441 May I ask again why you wanted to see me?"
50441	May I ask what this''work''of yours consists of?
50441	McLeod? 50441 Me?
50441	Meaning you''ll kill any children I have?
50441	Mind stepping out of the way, sir?
50441	Mr. Walton...."Yes?
50441	News? 50441 No signature, no ship name?"
50441	No?
50441	Oh, no? 50441 Oh-- anything from Venus?"
50441	Oh-- half an hour?
50441	Oh? 50441 Oh?
50441	Olaf, is there a man in your section capable of handling your job?
50441	Olaf, you get my message about the Venus rescue mission okay?
50441	Or that it was still in the planning stage?
50441	Really, Roy?
50441	Recovering information?
50441	Roy, can I say something?
50441	Roy, what''s this release you want me to get out? 50441 Roy?
50441	Roy?
50441	See if he''s planning to assassinate anybody, will you?
50441	Seen my brother around?
50441	Should I interpret that to mean I get the job automatically?
50441	Should I wait here?
50441	Since when do you have such a high respect for accuracy?
50441	Sir?
50441	Sir?
50441	Sir?
50441	Sir?
50441	Sir?
50441	So?
50441	Something wrong, sir? 50441 Strictly upper- echelon, are n''t you?
50441	Sue, how''s our budget looking?
50441	Suppose he does n''t?
50441	That makes you a nonconformist, does n''t it? 50441 The planet''s not ours?
50441	Then tell me what''s on your mind-- or were you just angling to get an invite up here?
50441	They''re not planning to release the serum, are they?
50441	This conference you were going to have with the director yesterday when he-- ah, what was it about?
50441	Trick?
50441	Uh, Roy, I do n''t know if this is the time or the place, but I got that transfer order of yours, the five doctors...."You did? 50441 Venus?
50441	Well, Fred?
50441	Well, ready to turn over the orb and scepter, Roy?
50441	Well, what of it?
50441	Well, why are you here?
50441	Well?
50441	Well?
50441	Well?
50441	Well?
50441	Well?
50441	What I''m getting at is this: just why did Director FitzMaugham sponsor this project of yours?
50441	What did he say?
50441	What do you think?
50441	What do you want?
50441	What is it, Doctor?
50441	What is it, Sellors? 50441 What is this commodity?"
50441	What should I do when I find him, sir?
50441	What should I do, sir?
50441	What steps are you taking to counteract it?
50441	What trick? 50441 What troubles you, Roy?"
50441	What''s been going on here? 50441 What''s on your mind, Roy?"
50441	What''s on your mind?
50441	What''s that?
50441	What''s the buried message?
50441	What''s the trouble? 50441 What''s this?"
50441	What?
50441	What?
50441	What_ are_ you talking about, Roy?
50441	What_ could_ he say? 50441 When''s the earliest?"
50441	Where did this outlet go? 50441 Where from?"
50441	Where is he?
50441	Where is it?
50441	Where is this message being received?
50441	Where you off to?
50441	Where''s that space message?
50441	Where?
50441	Who wrote that_ Citizen_ piece on me?
50441	Who''s that?
50441	Why ca n''t you?
50441	Why do you say that?
50441	Why so pale and wan, dear brother? 50441 Why''d you do that?"
50441	Why? 50441 Why?"
50441	Will you not free him?
50441	Will you tell Mr. Martinez I''m ready to leave?
50441	With no other planet of the solar system habitable by man, and none of the stars within reach? 50441 Yes?"
50441	You had this all planned, did n''t you?
50441	You have any plans?
50441	You have none of these on Earth?
50441	You know of any ships supposed to be in that sector?
50441	You know what it is? 50441 You made a good landing, I hope?"
50441	You mean he did n''t_ tell_ you?
50441	You mean you do n''t know?
50441	You mean you refuse?
50441	You mean, why did I let him off so lightly?
50441	You realize what this means in terms of the serum, do n''t you? 50441 You recall our conversation in the Bronze Room the other day, Roy?"
50441	You remember his name?
50441	You trusted yourselves to Popeek, did n''t you? 50441 You want me to lose my license?
50441	You were the one who repaired my office door?
50441	You would n''t want me to recite it over a public communications system, would you? 50441 You''re Sellors''replacement, eh?
50441	You''re not planning to go through with it, then?
50441	You''ve been a busy little bee, have n''t you?
50441	You''ve been in contact with these beings?
50441	You''ve prepared a full report on this place, have n''t you?
50441	_ Mistake?_ But how--"Never mind that, Falbrough. 50441 _ Snorreson?_ But has n''t he been the one who wanted me bounced?"
50441	_ Snorreson?_ But has n''t he been the one who wanted me bounced?
50441	_ Today_, you say?
50441	_ What?_Walton nearly burst out laughing; the man looked outrageously funny with that look of shocked incomprehension on his face.
50441	_ Why?_"Because they wo n''t listen! 50441 _ You?_""Who else is best fitted to serve the interests I represent?"
50441	_ You?_"Who else is best fitted to serve the interests I represent?
50441	*****"Why did you do that?"
50441	A close friend?"
50441	A voice said,"What is your business here?"
50441	After a moment he said,"How come?"
50441	After all, suppose a race of strange- looking creatures landed on Mars, and proceeded with wholesale colonization of our neighboring world?
50441	Ah... Philip, was n''t it?
50441	And if he is, who the devil is he anyway?"
50441	And if not?
50441	And is it cut off?"
50441	Animosity was high enough against Popeek; would the public accept a group more stringent yet?
50441	Any luck in tracing Lamarre?"
50441	Any questions?"
50441	Anything big?"
50441	Anything else, sir?"
50441	Anything else?"
50441	Are there any spy pickups in this corridor?"
50441	Are you Roy Walton?"
50441	Bring one of the Dirnans here for treaty talks, and such?"
50441	But I guess you''ll have to go through Mr. FitzMaugham''s files before you know anything, eh?"
50441	But after that-- where would you equalize, with every man and woman on Earth living forever, and producing immortal children?"
50441	But for what reason?
50441	But was Percy''s approach the only one?
50441	But why spread wholesale destruction on two worlds when we can probably achieve our goal peacefully?
50441	But why transmit palsy to unborn generations?
50441	But--?"
50441	Ca n''t you take care of it by phone?"
50441	Can you hear me?"
50441	Can you squeeze out the money?
50441	Clear?"
50441	Considering?
50441	Could n''t you fake it up a little?"
50441	Did you have to lie to them, push them, treat them as seven billion morons?
50441	Did you know that it''s possible to get messages across via kaleidowhirl?"
50441	Disappointed in love?"
50441	Do you have a minute to talk to a mere mortal?"
50441	Do you think you could come out here?"
50441	Do you think you could go back to their world as-- well as an ambassador from Earth?
50441	Do you want it, sir?"
50441	Eh, Roy?"
50441	Eventually every square inch is going to be covered, and then where do we go?
50441	Finally he said,"This mind picking-- it''s absolutely necessary?"
50441	Got any snaps?"
50441	Got it?"
50441	Got that?"
50441	Got that?"
50441	Has it been done?"
50441	Have I really grown so hard?_ Apparently he had.
50441	Have a tough morning?"
50441	Have there been any calls?"
50441	Have you seen the noon_ Citizen_?"
50441	Have you such a device as an electroencephalograph on Earth?"
50441	Have you tested your treatment yet?"
50441	He had had high hopes for his speech, but had he really put it over?
50441	He said,"What are you talking about?"
50441	He smiled obsequiously at Walton, bowed to Fred, and said to him,"Would you come with me, please?"
50441	How can you blame it on a member of your staff?"
50441	How come I did n''t rate a visit?"
50441	How come no go tonight?"
50441	How did you get the boy through_ this_ time?"
50441	How do I know it''s not some sort of hypnoscreen?
50441	How do I know what those lights can do?"
50441	How might we trust you?"
50441	How much did it cost?"
50441	How soon can I have it?"
50441	How?
50441	I do n''t think I ever used those words, but I certainly implied it, did n''t I?"
50441	I mean... your own_ brother_, man?"
50441	I spend years placing bribes to get a slyster''s license, and you want me to throw it away for an extra couple million?
50441	I''ve got a billion smackers to play with, do n''t I?
50441	If the greenskins do n''t like it, bounce''em!__ How about it?
50441	Immortality, you say?_ Fred Walton:_ Damned right.
50441	In other words, should he become the MASTER OF LIFE AND DEATH?
50441	Incredulously Walton said,"How long has this been going on?"
50441	Investigate setup in Files__ a) Lang terraforming project__ b) faster- than- light__ c) budget-- stretchable?__ d) locate spy pickups in building__ 3.
50441	Is he on the job already?"
50441	Is that all?"
50441	Is that what you''re groping for?"
50441	Is this so?"
50441	It was captioned in bold black:_ ARE WE PATSIES FOR GREENSKINS?_ And went on to say:_ Non- human beings have said"Whoa!"
50441	It''s fantastic-- Sellors a spy?
50441	It''s in the San Isidro, is n''t it?
50441	Keep the job and face his brother''s exposé?
50441	Lamarre?"
50441	Leave me alone, yes?"
50441	Let''s call it even for now, shall we?"
50441	Let''s meet elsewhere, shall we?"
50441	Martinez?
50441	Mind if I join you?"
50441	Mind if I use the machine?"
50441	Mr. Walton, would you care to speak now?"
50441	Now came the real test: could he pry the baby away from the doctors without attracting too much attention to himself in the process?
50441	Okay?"
50441	One who studies ways of increasing the human life- span?"
50441	Or would he?
50441	Otherwise will you come to Nairobi?''"
50441	PRIOR With the pen as his only weapon, could he save his son?
50441	Prior come to see you this morning?"
50441	Purchased large Java holding 2211._"What can I do for you, Mr. di Cassio?"
50441	Rationalization?
50441	Sarcastically he added,"After spending a lifetime in public relations, you''re not suddenly getting a rush of ethics, are you?"
50441	See you at 1300 sharp, then?"
50441	Should I come in, or not?"
50441	Should I send for him?"
50441	Should we take him to security, or downstairs to health?"
50441	Simple?
50441	Something the matter?"
50441	Stepping into the screener field, he said,"Mr. FitzMaugham?
50441	Strolling casually through the clinic, he peered at a few plump, squalling babies, and said,"Find many sour ones today?"
50441	Such as what?"
50441	Suggestions?
50441	Suspects?
50441	That all?"
50441	That last remark, about loyal young lieutenants of impeccable character... it had seemed to be in good faith, but was it?
50441	The Prior baby?"
50441	The director would n''t have arranged to have his_ own_ chute monitored, would he?
50441	The lead headline read:_ ARE WE CHUMPS FOR THE GREENSKINS?_ And most of the issue was devoted to inflammatory pro- war anti- Popeek journalism.
50441	The one you say is so good?"
50441	The reply came swiftly:_ What good is anything, then?_ Keats, Shakespeare, Eliot, Yeats, Donne, Pound, Matthews... and Prior.
50441	The way we hear it, it''s just like earth only prettier, with trees and flowers( remember them?).
50441	Top of Neville Prospect?"
50441	Understand?"
50441	Unpleasant?
50441	Walton accepted the sheets tensely and began to read: Di Cassio:_ You have a what?_ Fred Walton:_ An immortality serum.
50441	Walton paused for a moment, then asked,"Did a Popeek copter arrive to pick up Frederic Walton?"
50441	Walton said,"What sort of money will you be making on this big deal of yours, Noel?"
50441	Walton waited for his brother''s image to take shape, and when the time lag was over he said,"Well, Fred?
50441	Walton was n''t surprised when someone in the audience interrupted, growling,"And who''s going to set those controls?
50441	Walton?"
50441	Walton?"
50441	Walton?"
50441	Walton?"
50441	Walton?"
50441	Want some, cheap?"
50441	War with the Dirnans?
50441	Was FitzMaugham staging an intricate pretense before deposing his faithless protégé?
50441	Was it all synthetic?
50441	Were you watching the kaleidowhirls last night?"
50441	What about the other eighteen percent?"
50441	What brings you down here?"
50441	What do they know?"
50441	What do we do?
50441	What goes, Roy?"
50441	What goes?"
50441	What goes?_ It was an open exhortation to interstellar warfare.
50441	What if they had practiced euthanasia a generation ago?
50441	What kind of a speech was that?
50441	What kind of speech you want us to cook up?"
50441	What now, sir?"
50441	What other reason should there be?"
50441	What possible harm could we do?"
50441	What possible suggestion could he make?
50441	What sort of tests did you run?"
50441	What was on his mind?"
50441	What was the purpose of this ship?"
50441	What''s going on, Walton?"
50441	What''s happening?"
50441	What''s new from the pollsters?"
50441	What''s the slant?"
50441	What''s up?"
50441	What?"
50441	What?"
50441	When can I have confirmation of all this?"
50441	When can you come?"
50441	When do you want me to do the speech?"
50441	When do you want the program to begin?"
50441	When''s the next_ Citizen_ due?"
50441	Where are you?"
50441	Where would my poems be now?"
50441	Where''s the message?"
50441	Who gets hurt?
50441	Who knows?_ The voice was that of_ Citizen_, but the man behind the voice was thinking a little differently.
50441	Who''d you pick for your replacement as director of field agents?"
50441	Who''s this man?"
50441	Why force a man hopelessly cancerous to linger on in pain, consuming precious food?
50441	Why hesitate, then, to trust yourselves to Abel Herschel and his group of workers for the betterment and purification of mankind?"
50441	Why let an adult idiot litter the world with subnormal progeny?
50441	Why so jumpy, brother?
50441	Why?"
50441	Why?"
50441	Will communicate only with D. F. FitzMaugham._"This all it is?"
50441	Will the section chief in charge of this area please consider the advisability of transferring population excess to fertile areas in Patagonia?
50441	Will video do?"
50441	Will you have your usual room today, sir?"
50441	Will you set me up so I can feed a direct order into the machine?"
50441	Within an hour, say?"
50441	Wo n''t you sit down?"
50441	Would you mind calling Mr. FitzMaugham on the annunciator and telling him I''m here?"
50441	Would you mind filling me in on the background?"
50441	XV Walton looked up at the public relations man and said,"How much do you know about kaleidowhirls, Lee?"
50441	Yes?"
50441	You a telefax man?"
50441	You did n''t really think I could hand Popeek over to you on a platter, Fred?
50441	You had no luck in any of the other nearby systems?"
50441	You joking, Roy?"
50441	You know the ownership setup of_ Citizen_?"
50441	You think you can handle it, Roy?__ I think so, sir.
50441	You will, of course, send the serum formula to us for safe keeping?_ Fred Walton:_ Like hell I will.
50441	You would n''t invade a man''s privacy on a delicate matter like--""Will it be worth five million dollars for you, Noel?"
50441	You''ll be operating soon, wo n''t you?"
50441	You''ll be over with the papers, wo n''t you?"
50441	You''ll resign in my favor?"
50441	You''re here for our interview?"
50441	You''ve got Fred in your custody, have n''t you?"
50441	You?"
50441	_ Did I leave that file drawer open when I left the office?_ he wondered.
50441	_ I was tubercular... where would my poems be now?_ The big humble man was one of the great poets.
50441	_ Is that genuine?
50441	_ Lamarre?
50441	_ What good are poets?_ he asked himself savagely.
39572	A teacher, was n''t he?
39572	Abandoned fires? 39572 Abara''s good?"
39572	Ah?
39572	Ah?
39572	Ai n''t he though?
39572	All right,she said, glancing from Wright to Spearman, silently begging to know:_ Who is leader?_"Slightly slap- happy, Doc."
39572	All that inside, and they can dance?
39572	And before the beginning of life?
39572	And five riders-- you ride''em, do n''t you, Paul?
39572	And my smallest woman?
39572	And not of Ed Spearman?
39572	And those tough babies in the south-- anything new?
39572	And what happened?
39572	And-- Pakriaa?
39572	Anything here that could interfere with the ship if we leave it unguarded?
39572	As you say....Elis was with him, waiting under the trees, and Nisana, who said,"No gods?
39572	Been a good girl, hey?
39572	But Paul-- their grounds are mostly north of here-- there now, Mister Smith, you old bastard-- so why did n''t they travel away from the sound? 39572 But what, Ed?"
39572	But you did n''t see----"_ What?_Spearman believed now that he had seen the full end of that war.
39572	Can I get you anything?
39572	Can you hear?
39572	Did I...? 39572 Did anyone bring a flashlight?"
39572	Did you see-- him?
39572	Do these live on the mainland?
39572	Do we try for a foot in both camps?
39572	Do we, Doc?
39572	Do we, Ed?
39572	Do what?
39572	Doc, why did you do that, out there in the meadow?
39572	Doc-- can you estimate what distance we''ve made since we caught up with you?
39572	Doc-- how many have we lost here?
39572	Doc-- still got your flashlight?
39572	Dorothy?
39572	Dr. Christopher Wright, I presume?
39572	Ed, can you hear me? 39572 Eh?
39572	Friends? 39572 Goddamn it, why do you think I''ve gone away alone so often?
39572	Good trip?
39572	Got anything for the local news- paper?
39572	Got anything new in the''scope?
39572	Happy?
39572	Hear what it says? 39572 High oxygen?"
39572	How can anything be so small?
39572	How close are we to the nearest of those parallel lines?
39572	How d''you feel?
39572	How human?
39572	How if I climb on one of those?
39572	How long since our last trip over?
39572	How many in your party, Captain?
39572	How many of these critters have you tamed?
39572	How many, Doc?
39572	How would you like to bathe again in our lake? 39572 Human mourning, is n''t it?
39572	Hungry?
39572	I fell asleep-- took a tumble?
39572	I forget, sugar-- you were n''t around in the Jurassic, were you?
39572	I must have been thinking in terms of_ Argo_, which is-- history.... You know, I believe the artificial gravity was stronger than we thought? 39572 I thought so too.... Paul, I wonder if Sears can do any testing of the air from the lifeboat?
39572	I''m afraid to ask-- the others? 39572 I''m boss, remember?
39572	I''m going to head for----_Ah!_ Can you see the ship?
39572	I''m not, Paul?
39572	In a way it was.... Penny for''em, Dorothy?
39572	Industries?
39572	Is_ he_ going there?
39572	It seems Spearman told her to say that he is under the-- the climate? 39572 It so happens what, dear?"
39572	It''s history,said Dorothy, and Paul wondered:_ How does she do it?
39572	It''s the drums-- don''t you think?
39572	Learned any more of Mijok''s words?
39572	M- make it voice vote,Dorothy whispered, and her face was begging:_ Is it too much?
39572	Man? 39572 Mark-- our two boats could fly them all there with us, could n''t they?
39572	May I come in?
39572	May we call this planet Lucifer, son of the morning? 39572 Maybe it does n''t matter too much, Paul?
39572	Maybe,Dunin said,"with a few more like this the first explorations could be around the coast instead of overland?
39572	Mijok rides, does n''t he?
39572	Mijok, do you remember? 39572 Mijok- man.... Mijok, why did n''t I have you in Anthropology IA fifteen years ago?
39572	Miracles?
39572	My impatient eldest wanted to see if he could handle Betsy''s oars, remember?
39572	Nan,Paul said,"how did you like Mijok''s humming when you were singing for us yesterday evening?"
39572	Nisana and I? 39572 No?
39572	Not even one measly robin?
39572	Not moving, are they?
39572	Oh...? 39572 Oh...?
39572	Parallel lines, in jungle? 39572 Paul, what do you really think?
39572	Paul, why did you leave Earth?
39572	Paul-- isn''t it?
39572	Paul?
39572	Please, Doc? 39572 Pop, huh?
39572	Princess?
39572	Radio kaput, huh?
39572	Remember that great mess of''em fifty or sixty miles south of here? 39572 Remember when Arek noticed he was gone?
39572	Sears.... What am I made of? 39572 See it?"
39572	She is nothing to you, Pakriaa? 39572 She--""Why do n''t you speak up, man?"
39572	So I must be sure to pack my microscope in one of the lifeboats-- hey?
39572	So far, nothing basically different from what you''d find in lake water on Earth-- except for the trifle that every species is unknown, hey? 39572 So there''s never an end of mystery?"
39572	So you were conscious all the time? 39572 So?"
39572	Something?
39572	Susie, want to dig some vines?
39572	Taught you that myself, did n''t I, son...? 39572 Ten thousand-- ten thousand-- What can you_ do_?"
39572	The others-- Dorothy? 39572 The red- green_ is_ vegetation?"
39572	These would be survivors? 39572 They pull vines at command?
39572	They quit, Paul?
39572	This country-- all forest? 39572 Tired or lazy?"
39572	To drive us into the kaksma hills?
39572	To thank me?
39572	To-- stay?
39572	Tocwright-- I must speak to the Vestoian kaksma? 39572 We are in atmosphere,"said the earphones...._ Time: a cerebral invention?
39572	We got out, did n''t we?
39572	We had to come as soon as we knew you were alive.... Are your other children well, Ed? 39572 We made it, did n''t we, boy?"
39572	We must go on all night, Paul-- right? 39572 What I did...?
39572	What I really want to know-- Oh...?
39572	What are those?
39572	What did I miss?
39572	What do we know?
39572	What do you do when I turn housewife and instruct you to get that awful mess the hell off my nice clean floor?
39572	What do you mean?
39572	What do you mean?
39572	What happened, do you think?
39572	What is the nature of courage?
39572	What''s the matter, Pakriaa? 39572 What''s wrong with being lazy?"
39572	What''ve they_ got_?
39572	What?
39572	What?
39572	What_ is_ he thinking?
39572	When did he see that? 39572 Whenever men put their chips on the other thing they always lost, did n''t they?
39572	While the boys and I were out having a hell of a time, what''s with local industries? 39572 Who''re you?
39572	Why are we most strong in the west? 39572 Why bring that up now?
39572	Why not? 39572 Why?"
39572	Will you lift me a little?
39572	Will you not sleep tonight, Paul, before we go?
39572	Would they follow Abara?
39572	Would you and she and the others accept direction from one of us?
39572	Yes.... Want to start back tomorrow?
39572	Yes.... Would you say it was a place where Ann might-- oh, how shall I say it?--might attain tranquillity? 39572 You almost wanted it like this, did n''t you?
39572	You are from the north?
39572	You found something for sugar?
39572	You had thought once of going to Vestoia----Spearman turned on her with an anger partly cynical humor:"They hurt us, did n''t they?
39572	You liked looking in the microscope, did n''t you?
39572	You picked a tougher subject, did n''t you, Chris? 39572 You think we should have abandoned the giants?"
39572	You''d have us join forces with Lantis?
39572	You''re proposing,Dorothy said,"to take a chance on love?"
39572	You''re sold too? 39572 ''I-- will-- try-- aga- a- ain....''Why must the others wait to come here?
39572	("Are there rivers here?
39572	A drug...?
39572	A gleaming disturbance in the air"down"yonder-- something streaking away from the dot that was a dying ship?
39572	A litter?
39572	A mathematical absurdity.... Are n''t you tired?
39572	A mistake at this point could go on burning for a thousand years.... Why do you think he broke out into worship when he did?
39572	A waterfall?
39572	AREK: But what actually was this theory-- this communism?
39572	Ah.... Now, why none in the open ground?"
39572	Aloud he suggested:"Doc, ca n''t we make a start without them and just keep the door open?
39572	Am I flushed?
39572	And Doc-- let me do this, will you?
39572	And Paul wondered:_ Should I tell Kajana what Doc said when it was all over?
39572	And does it work?"
39572	And if we land and found a city( or am I being ridiculous?)
39572	And the other one the East Atlantic?
39572	And they could have been-- people like these?"
39572	And we go and listen-- Tocwright is talking about the stars-- the world-- I think, maybe, we tell her what he says?
39572	And-- how could they communicate with us?
39572	Ann muttered,"Paul, don''t----""What?"
39572	Ann said politely,"Why the hell ca n''t I be handsome too?"
39572	Ann said,"Then you already see it as a retreat?"
39572	Are they here?"
39572	Arek asked evenly,"You''ve come to stay, I hope?"
39572	Arek asked,"Have you had anything to eat?"
39572	Arek said,"What-- Oh Paul, what will they be like?"
39572	At least one more, Pakriaa?
39572	Beating my brains out to win a little advance-- you people ca n''t see--""What do_ you_ think we should do?
39572	Behind him Paul heard Nisana''s miserable whisper:"What is it?
39572	Believe me?
39572	Besides-- don''t you think Spearman may have unloaded some things for us before he took off?"
39572	Better to have kept the army in one unit?
39572	Bring them in when we''re stronger ourselves?"
39572	But Paul had to wonder:_ Was he ever with us?_ There were six giants in the party: Mijok, Arek, Muson, Elis, Sears- Danik, Dunin.
39572	But in a primitive economy how else could you get the work done?
39572	But maybe here----""Are_ we_ big enough?"
39572	But our pride now is that no one is afraid of us.... You came to my house in the old old days, remember?
39572	But who will be the leader?"
39572	But you?
39572	By God I''ve found''em too, have n''t I?
39572	Ca n''t have furry birds, you know, with a taxonomist in the family, hey?"
39572	Ca n''t someone talk to her?"
39572	Can we make a fire?
39572	Can you hear me?
39572	Can you stand it?
39572	Captain Jensen?
39572	Certainly to you, Abara.... What''s the profit of any effort if the result is thrown away in a time of weakness?
39572	Come on-- let me tuck you in and fuss at you.... STERN: She''s been ill?
39572	Could that be, Elis?"
39572	Could that lump in the cord be the hind brain?
39572	Cruelly high, would you say?
39572	DOROTHY: Need has arisen for the Dope?
39572	Danik?"
39572	Democracy by what means, within what limits, toward what end?
39572	Did n''t you know?
39572	Did they ever create anything good except in a milieu of co- operation, friendship, forbearance?
39572	Do I possess the wind because I like to run against the touch of it...?")
39572	Do n''t mind, do you, Pop?"
39572	Do n''t you remember how Mijok held out his arm for me to grab when it got tough?
39572	Do they?"
39572	Do you remember a desert plateau the map shows in the southern hemisphere?
39572	Doc said so-- didn''t he, Paul?"
39572	Dorothy wo n''t fuss, will she, son?"
39572	Dot, you''re sure Ed understood that we have a friend there?"
39572	Dr. Oliphant?
39572	Dr. Stern said,"And you call this planet Lucifer?"
39572	Dunin asked,"He is older than you?"
39572	Dunin muttered to Paul,"Bullies-- what word is that?"
39572	Dunin said,"Please?
39572	Elastic branches?
39572	Elis grumbled,"What''s up there to burn?
39572	Everything quiet?"
39572	Feel not so good, Ann?"
39572	Fight?
39572	Fighting back a retching, Ann muttered,"Paul, when can we get out of here?"
39572	Find it?
39572	Firing at the camp?
39572	Firing?
39572	For the look of the thing, you reckon?
39572	For what''s the profit if I rattle on about freedom in a semantic vacuum?
39572	Freedom from what, for what?
39572	Get something to eat, why do n''t you?
39572	Good- sized head.... Ah-- hear that?"
39572	Had n''t you thought of that at all?
39572	Hah-- two pairs of kidneys?"
39572	Half an hour, huh?
39572	Have we drunk to everybody?
39572	He asked nothing about Ann?"
39572	He gasped,"Wha''s matter?"
39572	He read Paul''s thought:"The rest tonight, huh?
39572	He said doubtfully,"Other nominations...?
39572	He was as tall as me?
39572	He was on A- flat below the bass clef and no fooling...._ Why_ have n''t we seen other giants?"
39572	Hey, Paul?"
39572	How can the laws govern us unless all obey them?"
39572	How could one''possess''a woman?
39572	How could they be panicked by a silly pop and a spark?
39572	How else would you have it?"
39572	How high are we?"
39572	How in hell do you get down out of it?"
39572	How long have I sleep?"
39572	How long is a May fly''s life to a May fly...?_"Braking starts in forty- five seconds.
39572	How much damage, Paul?"
39572	How''d''at happen?
39572	I ca n''t tell you-- I do n''t know what to say.... Good trip?"
39572	I even noticed it on a space ship with the five persons I love best.... No artifacts, huh?"
39572	I even thought: is he going to crash it_ here_?
39572	I expect you''ve given your friends here a pretty good account of Earth history?
39572	I had almost-- Oh, Mijok, what''ve you got there...?
39572	I mean, to land and not return?"
39572	I suppose that''s why they heaved a taxonomist into space, to see what the poor cluck would do, hey?
39572	If Paul and I and the two strongest giants were trying that, what''s left?
39572	If no men get to the island, how do two women and a girl child increase and multiply, or should n''t I ask?"
39572	If we had two or three more ships when Kris- Mijok is old enough to go?"
39572	If you will bring her-- and Tejron too?
39572	Ignorance is poor insulating material, do n''t you think?
39572	In either case he''s never quite grotesque._ Wright''s too- soft voice insisted:"It_ is_, of course?"
39572	Instinct, huh?
39572	Is it what I ought to do..._?
39572	Is it?"
39572	Is that an army?
39572	Is there nothing we can do for him?"
39572	Is this meaningful?"
39572	It seems that now, under Spearman- abron- Ismar, they indicate-- what word do I want?--social-- social levels----""Castes?"
39572	J- E- N- S- E- N.""So?"
39572	Kamon turned with gentle deference to one authority she felt to be stronger than her own under the laws:"Doc?"
39572	Lantis of Vestoia, the Queen of the World herself?
39572	Live in this part of the jungle maybe?
39572	Living, did she mean?
39572	Mijok and the boys?"
39572	Mijok broke in, utterly bewildered:"What are you saying?"
39572	Mild hills of dark red- green, in the-- west?
39572	Mister?
39572	Must you always be sitting in judgment on your own mind?"
39572	My blue house, and I thinking I would be Queen of the World?
39572	NISANA: Could n''t have been me.... STERN: Are there any important physiological differences?
39572	NISANA: Who, me?
39572	Nisana asked,"What is next to do?"
39572	Nisana whispered,"I will talk to the Vestoian-- yes?"
39572	No harm?
39572	Not a bad life, or so he said.... Jocko, will Pakriaa come back?"
39572	Not cry too much for the moon?"
39572	Not strange, is it...?
39572	Notice a big ciliated schlemihl blundering around?
39572	Now, where was the trail?
39572	Oh, if one of you had been there she would have answered it.... Would n''t the island be better without them?
39572	Oh, the beautiful--""A boat out already?"
39572	One balanced against how many that I destroyed...?
39572	One woman said to me,''One fella goddamn skirt belong you what name?''
39572	Only Nisana thought to ask,"Good voyage today, Paul?"
39572	Other voices, true on pitch, followed his solo:"_ Away-- we''re bound away...._"Paul asked,"How many, Nan?"
39572	Our superior achievements-- lifeboat, guns, the rescue from that reptile?
39572	PAKRIAA: Why do n''t you wait till Muson comes back...?
39572	PAUL: How is-- SPEARMAN: How is she?
39572	PAUL: Until, sometime, a strong man takes over and makes an empire out of it...?
39572	Pakriaa murmured absently,"Did I give you leave to speak?"
39572	Pakriaa wailed:"What is he saying?
39572	Paul asked him,"How long?"
39572	Paul asked,"Where''s Ed?
39572	Paul petted her trunk to soothe her; Sears''voice came down to him:"Paul?
39572	Paul saw them now, lying on beds of the gray-- moss?
39572	Paul suggested:"Pygmies?"
39572	Paul was striding for the woods when Pakriaa met him and murmured in contempt,"We hide too, Commander?"
39572	Paul wondered what member of his race could stand for an hour in contemplation like a thinking tree, not shifting a foot nor raising an arm...?
39572	Paul, how do you make one of these ten- foot roller coasters kneel down?"
39572	Paul, how many trips will that take?"
39572	Paul, how much_ do_ they know of our language?"
39572	Paul, is it possible, what he said about charlesite?"
39572	Paul, is it weakness in me to ask that when we find Ed Spearman, you do most of the talking?
39572	Paul, why do n''t you sleep awhile?
39572	Paul-- is it happening, Paul?"
39572	Paul-- think we should try to reach them this evening?"
39572	Paul?"
39572	Rak asked in solemn curiosity,"For what is it good?"
39572	Remaining uneasily close to Wright, as he did whenever the pygmies appeared, Mijok had said carefully,"Telephone?"
39572	Remember how angry_ I_ was-- only a year ago?
39572	Remember, Dunin?"
39572	Repeatedly, for twenty or thirty thousand years?
39572	Right, Chris?
39572	SALLY MARINO: Do n''t you-- now, maybe this is a foolish question-- don''t you have to work awfully hard-- I mean, with so few technical aids?
39572	SLADE: And when there are fifteen or twenty such communities?
39572	SLADE: Canada?
39572	SLADE: Well, he told me-- DOROTHY: Will it be all right if I reach over this daughter of mine and kiss you?
39572	Sears asked quickly,"Bring back specimens?"
39572	Sears did pack his microscope, did n''t he?"
39572	Sears whispered in his beard,"Less homesick?"
39572	Sears?"
39572	See anything in the woods?"
39572	See the smallness of the north polar ice cap?
39572	Shading closed lids, Spearman said with harshness,"Myth?"
39572	Shall I carry you?
39572	She came from Earth with us.... You''re with us, are n''t you?"
39572	She said,"May I carry you, Spearman?
39572	She said,"Not that Lucifer cares, Doc, but what time is it?"
39572	She said,"Tocwright, is Abara not to vote?"
39572	She was saying with acid sweetness,"Abroshin Nisana, perhaps you wish to remain here?"
39572	Should the red moon be shining now?
39572	Slade, you said?
39572	Sleepy, baby?
39572	Sorry, Doctor, I''ve got no damned use for your abstraction Man, and why?
39572	Spearman asked evenly,"Paul, how''s the charlesite?"
39572	Spearman groaned:"Ann, what-- Use your head...."But Mijok knelt at once to make a cradle of his arms, and Christopher Wright said,"Why not?
39572	Spearman grunted,"Why?
39572	Spearman said almost absently,"Are they?"
39572	Spearman said,"Are you crazy?"
39572	Spearman wondered:"Will the pygmies have a season too?"
39572	Spearman?)
39572	State Orphanage children like Ann and me, growing up in a tiny world within a big one, we were n''t quite human ever, were we?
39572	Still with closed eyes, he asked,"What''s the point, Ed?
39572	Stone Age-- but that''s partly an accident of ecology, is n''t it?
39572	TEJRON: I knew-- I knew-- WRIGHT: What, my dear?
39572	Take this, will you?"
39572	Tame it?"
39572	Tentatively she groaned:"How''m I doing?"
39572	That ended; there was more thick jungle whipping his back for-- five minutes?--an hour...?
39572	That what you came for?"
39572	The boy in New Hampshire, after sprawling on his lazy back and discovering the miracle of sky-- hadn''t he tried to paint it, even then?
39572	The fact that I was n''t afraid of a poor pygmy''s bones?
39572	The island, gentlemen?"
39572	The lifeboat?
39572	The other lifeboat?
39572	The red- green below-- anything real about it?
39572	The tree- frog voice, with no sternness, but a hint of friendliness:"Tor- o- thee...?"
39572	The weather?
39572	The-- the little girls?
39572	There may still be war back on Earth, but after all--""Better to murder in groups of a thousand at long distance?
39572	There now, sweetie pie, please take it, huh?"
39572	These animals?"
39572	They killed Doc, did n''t they?
39572	They know they must not charge till they have the order from you?"
39572	They might as well chance it with us.... Where do you people live?
39572	They were going south, away from here?
39572	They''ve got a woman leading''em, so-- wouldn''t she be less afraid of another woman?
39572	This is Dr. Nora Stern.... Sir, I-- you are well?
39572	Thought of that?
39572	Time?
39572	To wait in the forest for news of Abro Samiraa''s thrust in the northeast?
39572	Twenty- nine-- late middle age for her people.... Helen''s going to make a better med student than ever I was-- don''t you think, Paul?
39572	Two species?"
39572	Under his breath Wright asked,"Feel all right, Paul?"
39572	Understand?
39572	Unless----""Unless what, Doctor?"
39572	Voice vote?"
39572	Was he unaware of the broken arrow shaft below his ribs, deeply bedded, with dark blood oozing around the wood?
39572	Was it long ago you told me that, Paul?"
39572	Was it saved?
39572	Was it?
39572	We look like the last days of a Turkish bath, hey?"
39572	We must be-- mm-- seventy miles from the smallest of the two oceans-- oh, let''s call it the Atlantic, huh?
39572	We saw a-- settlement?
39572	We''re already exposed to the air, but----""What?
39572	We''re here, are n''t we...?_ Through hours when spoken words were few, inner words riotous, Lucifer turned an evening face.
39572	Were there prisoners?"
39572	What I''m trying to say, does n''t mere survival take up so much time and effort that it-- well, wears you down?
39572	What became of your-- prisoner?"
39572	What did you learn?"
39572	What do you call it?"
39572	What do you mean, human?
39572	What do you suggest?"
39572	What else could he do?_) Well, it was right too that the hills should be nearer: the edge of the forest slanted northwest, narrowing the meadow.
39572	What goes on more or less?
39572	What if my dreams for Lucifer are-- not shared?"
39572	What is it?"
39572	What is man?"
39572	What is this-- burial, Paul- Mason?"
39572	What sickness could make such a change?"
39572	What to say?
39572	What was Wright''s comment eleven years later?
39572	What was that, Dunin?
39572	What''re those?"
39572	What''s news?"
39572	What''s the damned point?"
39572	What''s the matter?
39572	What''s the time?"
39572	What''ve we got, right here?"
39572	What-- sixteen of us now...?
39572	What?
39572	When did he turn gray, and we never noticing it...?_"For now,"Wright said,"let''s not be official about it, huh?
39572	When did he turn gray, and we never noticing it...?_"For now,"Wright said,"let''s not be official about it, huh?
39572	When the time comes, will it be something like a sleep?"
39572	When you go there alone-- or when you tame the olifants for that matter-- are you sort of grasping the nettle?
39572	Where are you?"
39572	Where is Mijok?"
39572	Where is she?"
39572	Where is today?''"
39572	Which way was the swarm going?"
39572	Why can Ed Spearman never sit still in the sun?
39572	Why did n''t you say so?
39572	Why should n''t we need each other?"
39572	Why should we leave you behind?"
39572	Why, that amiable thud of a heart in a firm, familiar body( his own, surely?
39572	Will they come?"
39572	Will you carry me?"
39572	Will you come with me, Nisana?"
39572	Will you go?"
39572	Will you put it away?"
39572	Wind in upper branches?
39572	With a doctor''s intentness he added:"How d''you feel?"
39572	Would you be willing, Ed, to ask them whether they want to go to Adelphi and see their mother again?"
39572	Would you say that is old enough to make certain decisions?
39572	Wright asked gently,"But you can remember good and pleasant things of the old city, the way it was when you were young there?"
39572	Wright asked,"How long have you been out in the air?"
39572	Wright asked,"Will you abide by a vote when Ed gets back?"
39572	Wright chattered:"Have we anything, anything white?
39572	Wright said,"Who''s John and who''s David?"
39572	Wright snarled;"Suppose you know that damn bowman had an arrow trained on you the whole time?"
39572	Wright whispered,"Have we anything that would make a respectable gift?"
39572	Wrong?"
39572	You can steer''em?"
39572	You did n''t see the letters?
39572	You know that, do n''t you?"
39572	You know-- the nurse?
39572	You know?
39572	You remember?
39572	You say that now?"
39572	You see what I meant, Paul?
39572	You there?"
39572	You want that, do n''t you?"
39572	You want to go with us, do n''t you?"
39572	You''re elected, soldier.... Can you open the door, Paul?"
39572	Your altitude?
39572	_ Did anyone suppose the First Interstellar would just turn around and go home?
39572	_ How did this happen?
39572	_ Is that us?_ They built them solid....
39572	_ Leave him, with Sears''inner torments and Ed''s arrogance?_"No, Doc."
39572	_ We start with a division on this first morning of the world...?_ Paul hugged his own rifle and followed Wright into the long whisper of the grass.
39572	_ What is love?_ The greater spaceport had been twelve years in building.
39572	_ Would it be so if I were fighting only for myself...?_ He held the spot in focus; he said,"Your soldiers are prepared for the fire stick?
39572	_ Would it be so if I were fighting only for myself...?_ He held the spot in focus; he said,"Your soldiers are prepared for the fire stick?
6709	A given point? 6709 Almah,"said I,"why will you speak of death?
6709	And Almah?
6709	And if at the point of death we should beg for life, would they spare us?
6709	And then,said I,"if so, would you give up your lover, in accordance with the custom of your country?"
6709	And what good would that do?
6709	Another link?
6709	Are there any in the land who are exempt from the sacrifice?
6709	Are there any other athalebs here?
6709	Are there no caverns here?
6709	Are they all as tame as this?
6709	Are you mad?
6709	As the poet has it:''Which was first, the egg or the hen?
6709	But Almah?
6709	But can he carry both of us?
6709	But his boat, what has become of that?
6709	But how,cried the doctor--"how in the name of wonder did they get to the South Pole?"
6709	But if I did escape, would they not pursue me?
6709	But if I were to fly they would not prevent me, and they would not pursue me?
6709	But if I were to stay here, would they not save me from death at my entreaty?
6709	But if they saw me deliberately mounting the athaleb and preparing for flight, would they not stop me?
6709	But if this is really so, and if these people pretend to be our slaves, why may we not order out a galley and go?
6709	But must we go back?
6709	But shall we not be prevented?
6709	But these volcanoes mentioned by More are not the Erebus and Terror, are they?
6709	But what is the use of being born at all?
6709	But what of Almah?
6709	But what of that little island on which they landed?
6709	But wo n''t it-- won''t it bite?
6709	But you love riches, do you not? 6709 But,"said I,"am I not a victim-- preserved for the great sacrifice?"
6709	By- the- bye, is it really true,asked Featherstone,"that these coral islands are the work of little insects?"
6709	Can they be roused,I asked,"and made to move?"
6709	Can we not hurry back, seize a boat, and go? 6709 Can you make out anything about those great birds?"
6709	Can you really save me?
6709	Could you mount on his back now, and show me how you sit?
6709	Cruel?--cruel?
6709	Death?--horror? 6709 Did you hear the result of the American expedition?"
6709	Do married people never love one another?
6709	Do they resemble anything that exists now, or has ever existed?
6709	Do you happen to know where he found them?
6709	Do you kill many?
6709	Do you know what is is?
6709	Do you love death?
6709	Do you mean to sacrifice both of us?
6709	Do you mean to say that you still accept all this as bona fide?
6709	Do you mean to say,retorted Oxenden,"that you still have any doubt about the authenticity of this remarkable manuscript?"
6709	Do you not intend to do anything to save the ship?
6709	Do you not understand,said I,"that death is abhorrent to humanity?"
6709	Do you still talk of hope?
6709	Fearful? 6709 Go on?"
6709	Hope?
6709	How am I to make him start?
6709	How can such tremendous monsters be tamed?
6709	How can that be?
6709	How can we get away from here?
6709	How could it ever enter into anyone''s head? 6709 How do the creatures act?"
6709	How is it about the polar day?
6709	How large do you suppose this south polar ocean to be?
6709	How long does it take to embalm them?
6709	How many?
6709	How, then, do you account for the perpetual undercurrent of meaning and innuendo that may be found in every line?
6709	How?
6709	How?
6709	I hope,cried Melick,"that you do not mean to compare this awful rot and rubbish to the Germania of Tacitus?"
6709	I suppose,said I,"they would kill us if we asked them to do so?"
6709	I wonder how he got here?
6709	I wonder what they will do to us?
6709	If you really fear death,said he,"what possible thing is there left to love or to hope for?
6709	In that case how could his father have heard about his adventures?
6709	Is Magones barren?
6709	Is it copper?
6709	Is it not the same with you? 6709 Is it possible,"said she,"that you believe that?
6709	Is not that enough? 6709 Is there anything more?"
6709	Love death? 6709 Lovers marry?
6709	Mad?
6709	More,said he,"do you remember any of the burial- service?"
6709	No, it seems not; but tell me, Atam- or, is it possible that you really fear death-- that you really love life?
6709	Oh, Atam- or, why speak of that? 6709 Our doom?
6709	Papyrus?
6709	Read? 6709 Satire on what?"
6709	See here,said I,"why ca n''t I marry both of you?
6709	See through what?
6709	Shall we land?
6709	Tell me, Almah,I said--"you hate darkness as I do-- do you not fear death?"
6709	That is strange,said I;"but suppose the man does not love the woman?"
6709	The Orin?
6709	The amir?
6709	The athaleb?
6709	The use?
6709	Then, again,continued the doctor,"how did it get here?"
6709	Then, with you, when a man procures the death of others he is honored?
6709	They?
6709	To save me?
6709	Too true,exclaimed Melick, in a tone of deep conviction;"and now, Oxenden, wo n''t you sing us a song?"
6709	Well, and what do you make out of the Troglodytes?
6709	Well, what do you think of his notice of the sun, and the long light, and his low position on the horizon?
6709	Well, why could n''t I be made an Athon or a Kohen, and be exempted in that way?
6709	Well, why not?
6709	Well,said Featherstone,"suppose we continue our reading?
6709	Well,said Featherstone,"what do you think of this last?"
6709	Well,said I,"and what is the result?
6709	Well,said the doctor,"what is it that you see?
6709	What about those monsters,asked Featherstone,"that More speaks of in the sacred hunt?"
6709	What are you doing?
6709	What are you going to do?
6709	What do you mean by a regatta?
6709	What do you mean by our fate? 6709 What do you mean by that?"
6709	What do you mean? 6709 What do you mean?"
6709	What do you mean?
6709	What do you mean?
6709	What do you see?
6709	What do you think of the opkuk?
6709	What do you understand by this athaleb, doctor?
6709	What effect would this have on the climate at the poles?
6709	What else can you believe or feel?
6709	What for?
6709	What is Almah to you? 6709 What is it?"
6709	What is it?
6709	What is it?
6709	What is that you say? 6709 What is that?"
6709	What is that?
6709	What is the difference,asked Oxenden,"between the two diameters of the earth, the polar and the equatorial?
6709	What is the reason why the athaleb goes to Magones every season?
6709	What shall we do now?
6709	What would they do for a victim?
6709	What''s the matter with that?
6709	What?
6709	Where are you?
6709	Where do you make out the position of More''s volcanoes?
6709	Where is it?
6709	Where?
6709	Who are they?
6709	Who does not? 6709 Who were the victims of the Mista Kosek?"
6709	Why do we sacrifice you, Atam- or?
6709	Why do you come to me-- to me, of all men? 6709 Why not a scientific romance?"
6709	Why not? 6709 Why not?"
6709	Why not?
6709	Why, if we were not born, how could we know the bliss of dying, or enjoy the sweetness of death? 6709 Why, what do you want?"
6709	Why, who are influential if he is not?
6709	Why, yes; how could it be otherwise?
6709	Why, you do n''t mean to tell me,said he,"that you are still suspicious, and after that dinner?
6709	Why?
6709	Why?
6709	Will you please state why you regard it in that light?
6709	Will you stay here? 6709 Would you kill a man who asked for death?
6709	Yes,said the doctor,"but how did they get to the South Pole?"
6709	You love Almah, Atam- or; but say, do you not love me? 6709 You''ll be back again?"
6709	Your fate?
6709	_ Up_ to the most squalid pauper?
6709	Almah too?"
6709	And do you think that you will gain the dignity of being eaten up afterward?"
6709	And for me and for Almah, what possible hope could there be?
6709	And how long could I hope to be spared among a people who had this insane thirst for blood?
6709	And why not?
6709	And yet where else could we go?
6709	And yet-- oh, and yet!--oh, thought of horror!--what was this that I had seen?
6709	And you-- are you not to be envied in having your felicity so near?
6709	Besides, even here we may find land with animals and vegetation; who knows?"
6709	Besides, it''s all very well to talk of imitating Defoe and Swift; but suppose he could n''t do it?"
6709	But I say, Oxenden, while you are about it, why do n''t you give us a little dose of Anglo- Saxon and Sanscrit?
6709	But how can we find any?"
6709	But where could we go?
6709	But where?
6709	Can any rulers do more than this for the good of their people?"
6709	Can we hope for anything from such things as these?
6709	Can you make anything out of the opmahera?"
6709	Could I endure life here without her sweet companionship?
6709	Could I ever hope to understand them?
6709	Could I turn upon her and say"Unhand me"?
6709	Could anything be conceived of as more horrible?
6709	Could anything be imagined that might mitigate such woes as these?
6709	Could it be possible, I thought, that Agnew''s hope had been realized, and that I had been carried into the warm regions of the South Pacific Ocean?
6709	Did she know of any evil fate in store for me?
6709	Did you ever see anything like it before?
6709	Do we not instinctively fly to meet it whenever we can?
6709	Do we not rush into the jaws of sea- monsters, or throw ourselves within their grasp?
6709	Do you know what their decision is?"
6709	Do you mean to say that you will mount this hideous monster, and trust yourself to him?"
6709	Do you not know that if Almah goes back alone she will not die?"
6709	Do you not know that what you ask is among the very highest honors of the Kosekin?
6709	Do you not see that while you are together death is inevitable, but if you separate you may both live and be happy?"
6709	Do you still think it a sensational novel?"
6709	Do you think that I have consented to your death?
6709	Do you understand, Atam- or, what such can possibly be?"
6709	Doctor, what do you say?
6709	Even if they prove friendly, can we live among them?
6709	For see, how is it now?
6709	For what is love?
6709	For what?
6709	Have you any idea what that was?"
6709	Have you not told me incredible things about your people, among which there were a few that seemed natural and intelligible?
6709	He might have made it this way:''Does it bite?''
6709	How can I go back now, when we have started for the land of the Orin?"
6709	How could he get it made up?
6709	How could your mere sensation- monger procure the raw material?
6709	How is it fearful?"
6709	How is it that you do not give each other up?"
6709	I am another''s"?
6709	I asked;"what is that?"
6709	I asked;"what will they do with them?"
6709	I say, Oxenden, did you hear that?"
6709	I wonder what it is?"
6709	I wonder whether they are an aboriginal race, or descendants of the same stock from which we came?"
6709	Is it known?"
6709	Is it not human nature?
6709	Is it not so?"
6709	Is it not the highest blessing?
6709	Is it paper?"
6709	Is there any way by which people can find out?"
6709	Is there anything more which you know and which I have not heard?"
6709	It seemed sweet at that moment to have Layelah with me, for what could have been more horrible than loneliness amid those black waters?
6709	It was borne upon the surface of a vast stream as smooth as glass; but who could tell how deep that stream was, or how wide?
6709	Might it not be the shallow kindness of the priest to the victim reserved for the sacrifice?
6709	Might they not all belong to the same race, dwelling as they did in caverns, shunning the sunlight, and blending kindness with cruelty?
6709	Now how long should you suppose that this manuscript has been afloat?"
6709	Of course I love death-- all men do; who does not?
6709	Of what value was life without her?
6709	Oh, Atam- or, are you mad?
6709	Or, if that were possible, who could ever hope to breast those mighty currents beyond, or work his way amid everlasting ice and immeasurable seas?
6709	Say, Atam- or, do you not love me?"
6709	Say, shall we risk it among these natives?
6709	She had seen it, and why should not I?
6709	Should I resist?
6709	Should you like to see him harnessed?"
6709	So I hesitated, yet what could I do?
6709	So we passed this dread portal, and then there lay before us-- what?
6709	Talking of calamities, what greater calamity can there be than such a torrent of unknown words?
6709	Tell me, and tell me truly, what is it that you consider evils, if these things that you have mentioned are not the very worst?"
6709	The beautiful Almah seemed to be not altogether happy, or why should she be so quick to sadness?
6709	The question arose now, What was to be done?
6709	There are no limits to hope, are there?
6709	This mild, amiable, and self- sacrificing Kohen, how was it possible that he should transform himself to a fiend incarnate?
6709	To such words what answer could be made?
6709	Was it a land of life or a land of death?
6709	Was it anything better than a mockery?
6709	Was she a princess?
6709	Was she, then, the queen of the land?
6709	Was this the beginning of that course which should ultimately become a plunge deep down into some unutterable abyss?
6709	We might go now; but where?"
6709	We were to be separated now; but who could say whether we should be permitted to see each other after leaving this place?
6709	Were there men on his back?
6709	Were there treasures inside-- jewels, or golden ornaments from some Moorish seraglio, or strange coin from far Cathay?
6709	Were we pursued?
6709	What am I?
6709	What are you doing?"
6709	What availed it all when the same hand that heaped favors upon me, the guest, could deal death without compunction upon friends and relatives?
6709	What can be more absurd, for instance, than the language which he puts into the mouth of Layelah?
6709	What could they be?
6709	What dark fate was it that thus bound this child of light to these children of darkness?
6709	What do you make out of it?"
6709	What do you mean by horror?"
6709	What do you mean?
6709	What do you mean?"
6709	What do you say?"
6709	What do you think of it now, Melick?
6709	What doom?"
6709	What fate might they have in reserve for us?
6709	What has Almah?
6709	What have I to do with marriage?
6709	What have I to say about love and marriage?
6709	What if it should prove serious?
6709	What is this fate which you fear so much?"
6709	What room was there now for hope, or how could we expect any other fate than this?
6709	What was I, that I could hope to be spared?
6709	What was it, I wondered, that could give me pain?
6709	What was she doing here?
6709	What was the meaning of this knife?
6709	What will you say if I tell you that these words are still more like Hebrew?"
6709	What would he do if such a thing could happen to him at home?
6709	What, then, do you think the highest blessing of man?"
6709	Where did they get that strange, all- pervading love of death, which is as strong in them as love of life is in us?"
6709	Where is it?
6709	Who am I that I can venture to grant such a request as that?
6709	Who can help it?
6709	Who can tell but that the moa or the dodo may yet be lurking somewhere here in the interior of Madagascar, of Borneo, or of Papua?"
6709	Who could breast those waters in the tremendous subterranean channel, or force his way back through such appalling dangers?
6709	Who could keep his presence of mind under such circumstances?
6709	Who could say?
6709	Who does not feel within him this intense longing after death as the strongest passion of his heart?"
6709	Who ever dreamed of people living at the South Pole-- and in a warm climate, too?
6709	Who ever heard of such a thing?"
6709	Who is there that does not fear it?"
6709	Who is there that does not long for death?
6709	Who is there who is not self- denying?
6709	Who was she, or what?
6709	Why did she look at me with such sad interest and such melancholy meaning?
6709	Why did you go?"
6709	Why do you ask me that?"
6709	Why do you not marry him?"
6709	Why not be more like the Kosekin, and seek after a separation from Almah?"
6709	Why not?
6709	Why should Almah go back to her repulsive duties?
6709	Why should I think of flying?
6709	Why should we be so cruel to the dear child as to deprive her of so great a boon?"
6709	Why should we do anything to distract our minds and mar our joy?
6709	Why should we return to those children of blood, who loved death and darkness?
6709	Why talk of love to the dying?
6709	Why trouble yourself about a guess?
6709	Why, man, if they wanted to harm us, would they feast us in this style?
6709	Will you go back?
6709	Will you go?"
6709	Will you harness him?"
6709	Will you not come?"
6709	With this he burst forth singing--"Oh, the dodo once lived, but he does n''t live now; Yet why should a cloud overshadow our brow?
6709	With us a young lady who loves one man can easily repel another suitor; but here it was very different, for how could I repel Layelah?
6709	Would it be well, I thought, to wait for such a fate, and experience such a death- agony?
6709	Would it not be better for me to take my own life before I should know the worst?
6709	Would it not be well, I thought, to remain here?
6709	Would not the thought of my falsity be worse than death?
6709	Would she not think me false?
6709	Would that have been better?
6709	Yet how could that be, since she could never by any possibility have heard my name before?
6709	Yet how could there be any evil fate to be feared from people who had received me with such unparalleled generosity?
6709	Yet where else could we go?
6709	You do n''t mean to say, I hope, that you really regard it in any other light?"
6709	You do not hate me, then, Atam- or, do you?
6709	You will consent, will you not, to be my wife before we fly from the Kosekin?"
6709	above all, in having such a death as that which is appointed for you-- so noble, so sublime?
6709	amid all this ice?"
6709	and you must want them still?"
6709	cried I,"among you do lovers never marry?"
6709	he cried--"do you see?
6709	in spite of the whole nation?"
6709	or might I ever hope to emerge again into the light of day-- perhaps in some other ocean-- some land of ice and frost and eternal night?
6709	or what could there still be that could excite fear in me, who had learned and seen so much?
6709	or why was she thus compelled to perform a service from which all her nature revolted?
6709	said Layelah,"do you not fear death?"
6709	said Layelah;"what do you mean by that?
6709	said he at length;"how can the ceremony of separation have any effect upon your sacrifice?
6709	said he;"what is cruel?
6709	to kill them?"
6709	would all these be mine no more?
6709	would you be punished?"
6709	would you give up your life for Almah?"
6714	A prisoner, eh?
6714	About all they will get, eh?
6714	About what?
6714	Airships, is n''t it?
6714	All right, what?
6714	And about that launch? 6714 And automobiled it out here?
6714	And found--?
6714	And how he used some letters sent to your father from a great friend of his?
6714	And leave the Racer where she is?
6714	And so you thought you''d steal away without letting me know it?
6714	And the card?
6714	And the two men with Jerry?
6714	And then, of course, she screamed out in fear?
6714	And then?
6714	And then?
6714	And what is at?
6714	And what''s the programme?
6714	And you are going to run it, Dave?
6714	And you''re going right after the Drifter?
6714	And your arm?
6714	Another airship than ours, you mean?
6714	Another couple of hundred miles?
6714	Any answer? 6714 Anything wrong?"
6714	Are there no marks on it?
6714	Are they on the Canadian side yet?
6714	Are you Colonel Lyon?
6714	Are you going back to Desert Island?
6714	Are you going to land, Dave?
6714	Are you having some trouble with the Interstate people?
6714	As how, now?
6714	Automobile, then?
6714	Business, eh?
6714	Business-- with me?
6714	But he could not keep Mr. Dale away from home forever?
6714	But he lives in Kewaukee?
6714	But the launch, Mister?
6714	But the skiff?
6714	But where did the checks come from?
6714	But why? 6714 Ca n''t Jerry Dawson tell you anything about him?"
6714	Ca n''t you find some safe place where we can land?
6714	Can it be done?
6714	Can you find a better place, Hiram?
6714	Can you hold out?
6714	Can you walk?
6714	Could it have been a business rival?
6714	Dashaway, do n''t you think you are rather hard on them-- and on me?
6714	Dashaway, yes?
6714	Dave Dashaway?
6714	Did n''t you search the coat?
6714	Did they resist?
6714	Did you notice the way he hesitated when we asked him where he had come from?
6714	Do n''t you know me?
6714	Do n''t you see?
6714	Do we have to use them?
6714	Do you know him, may I inquire?
6714	Do you know the company he represents?
6714	Do you know where Fernwood is?
6714	Do you mean that, Hiram?
6714	Do you remember where?
6714	Do you suppose it would help you out any to have me give it to you?
6714	Do you suspect anybody?
6714	Do you want to smash my arm all over again?
6714	Does it?
6714	Eh?
6714	Eh?
6714	Excuse a question, matey?
6714	Fifty dollars?
6714	Fine weather for hydroplanes this, eh?
6714	Fixed things up for us, has he, Hiram?
6714	For me?
6714	For us, you think?
6714	Getting ready for what?
6714	Going to drop?
6714	Going to land?
6714	Going to stay here all day?
6714	Has it been shipped to Columbus yet?
6714	Have you a Kewaukee directory here?
6714	Have you a place to keep him tight and safe?
6714	He is a criminal, then?
6714	Hello, who''s this?
6714	Hello, you, Dashaway?
6714	His cronies?
6714	How about an air and water combination, Grimshaw?
6714	How are you getting along?
6714	How are you going to get there?
6714	How can you know that?
6714	How did it happen?
6714	How did you come to get the badge?
6714	How did you know that, Hiram?
6714	How do you know?
6714	How far away is Kewaukee, Dave?
6714	How is that?
6714	How is that?
6714	How is that?
6714	How is that?
6714	How much now?
6714	How soon will they be here?
6714	How was that?
6714	How was that?
6714	How was that?
6714	I do n''t suppose, Dashaway,answered the showman,"that you''re open for such a week stunt as exhibiting at some of my county fairs?"
6714	I suppose they, dragged me aboard of the Drifter from the water, but what about Hiram and the Monarch II?
6714	I suppose you know why we sent for you?
6714	I wonder what Mr. King will say?
6714	I wonder what they will do with us now?
6714	In that direction?
6714	Is a Mr. Timmins stopping here?
6714	Is he here at Anseton?
6714	Is that so, now?
6714	Is there anybody else in trouble?
6714	It looks that way, does n''t it? 6714 It startles you?"
6714	It''s about that rush telegram?
6714	It''s great, is n''t it, Dave?
6714	It''s the wind, is n''t it, Dave?
6714	Kidnapped?
6714	Left-- left the meet?
6714	Look is if I''d been through a threshing machine, do I?
6714	Mr. Alden,he asked quite excitedly,"where did you take that slide?"
6714	Not Mr. Dale''s signature?
6714	Not much to see, eh?
6714	Nothing at all?
6714	Now, where did you throw the coat and the things you found In it?
6714	Oh, Dashaway, eh?
6714	Oh, arrived, eh?
6714	Oh, going somewhere?
6714	Oh, going to try and fix things before daylight?
6714	Oh, that?
6714	Oh, that?
6714	Oh, the machine has been out, then, has it?
6714	Oh, then you''re not counting an leaving here again by the air route?
6714	Oh, you have?
6714	Oh, you mean going by train?
6714	Oh, you think you''re going?
6714	On the country mud roads we''ve been having for the last week?
6714	One thing, though,he said;"is n''t something exciting going to happen soon, Dave?"
6714	Or over the Canadian border?
6714	Queer, is n''t it?
6714	Record breaker of what?
6714	Say, Dave, are you sure?
6714	Say, Dave,spoke Hiram, as they boarded the train bound for Bolton,"this is just like acting out some story, is n''t it?"
6714	Say, what about the one these fellows had?
6714	See here, Hiram,broke in Dave,"What are you talking about?"
6714	See here, Mr. Dawson,spoke up Dave,"what are you going to do with us?"
6714	See what?
6714	See what?
6714	Seen the manager?
6714	Shall we set up a fight and yell?
6714	So? 6714 Some one was here, you say?"
6714	Some people there named Dawson?
6714	Some scene you know, Dashaway?
6714	Sooner than I planned,replied Dave,"But I--""You''ve thought the affair over, I hope?"
6714	Still pretending to be Dave Dashaway?
6714	Suppose the Drifter comes Dave?
6714	Suppose you get a sight of the Drifter?
6714	Sure of that, Dashaway?
6714	Tell me about it, wo n''t you?
6714	That is final?
6714	That''s fine, is n''t it?
6714	That''s strange, is n''t it?
6714	That''s the contract, is it?
6714	The Baby Racer?
6714	The Drifter?
6714	Then they mean mischief?
6714	Then we''ll know that it is really here, wo n''t we?
6714	Then why do n''t you set me free?
6714	Then why do you want to look at the badge? 6714 Then why--?"
6714	Then you are going to try again?
6714	Then you came specially to see me?
6714	Then you failed to find Mr. Dale at Warrenton?
6714	Then you think well of it?
6714	Then you''ve found out something definite?
6714	They were not?
6714	Think of what, Hiram?
6714	Think there''s any use trying to catch that burglar?
6714	This is a trip to talk about, eh, Dave?
6714	Time for lunch, you think?
6714	To hunt for the Drifter?
6714	To see me?
6714	To warn the Drifter?
6714	Was n''t it hurt?
6714	Was n''t it in the basin you spoke of?
6714	We were sitting here waiting--"Waiting?
6714	We''re going to make it, are n''t we?
6714	Well, I suppose breakfast is the first move?
6714	Well, anyway, had n''t he ought to have some concern about other folks''property?
6714	Well, they''ve got to know somebody, have n''t they?
6714	Well, this is just like Robinson Crusoe, is n''t it, Dave?
6714	Well, what is it?
6714	Well,he said, with a leer meant to be clever,"I suppose you fellows know me?"
6714	Were you on board alone?
6714	What about it?
6714	What about?
6714	What am I then?
6714	What are we to do now-- sleep?
6714	What are you going to do?
6714	What business, Dashaway?
6714	What could have happened? 6714 What could that purpose be?"
6714	What did it mean?
6714	What did you do with the card?
6714	What did you do?
6714	What do I make of it?
6714	What do you call that, now?
6714	What do you mean by that?
6714	What do you mean?
6714	What do you mean?
6714	What do you want for it?
6714	What do you want me to do?
6714	What do you want of us, Jerry?
6714	What do you want to tie a one- armed fellow up for?
6714	What for?
6714	What for?
6714	What happened?
6714	What have you been up to, Hiram?
6714	What is it, Dave?
6714	What is it, Hiram?
6714	What is it-- a chase?
6714	What is it?
6714	What is it?
6714	What is that?
6714	What is your plan?
6714	What is?
6714	What news, Hiram?
6714	What now, Dave?
6714	What then, Hiram?
6714	What then?
6714	What was he doing?
6714	What was it, Hiram?
6714	What was it?
6714	What was that?
6714	What was the trouble?
6714	What you up to, Dashaway?
6714	What''s that for?
6714	What''s that?
6714	What''s that?
6714	What''s that?
6714	What''s that?
6714	What''s that?
6714	What''s the matter with you?
6714	What''s the news, Dave?
6714	What''s the programme?
6714	What''s the row?
6714	What''s the trouble now, I wonder?
6714	What''s the trouble, Dashaway?
6714	What''s your idea?
6714	When was that?
6714	When was that?
6714	When was this?
6714	When?
6714	Where are you going, Dave?
6714	Where did you come from, Mister?
6714	Where did you get it?
6714	Where else? 6714 Where is his office?"
6714	Where to?
6714	Where to?
6714	Where?
6714	Where?
6714	Where?
6714	Whew I what have you invited me to, Dave-- bath?
6714	Which you are going to do, Dave?
6714	Who are you?
6714	Who by?
6714	Who by?
6714	Who for?
6714	Who have?
6714	Who is he?
6714	Who is it from?
6714	Who is it, Hiram?
6714	Who is responsible for this?
6714	Who was it?
6714	Who was it?
6714	Who was it?
6714	Who would n''t, with any pride and that perfect machine?
6714	Why did n''t you tell me then?
6714	Why did n''t you wait and see this Col. Lyon in the city at his office?
6714	Why not, Hiram?
6714	Why not?
6714	Why not?
6714	Why not?
6714	Why so?
6714	Why so?
6714	Why, I thought he lived there?
6714	Why, what for?
6714	Why, what is all this?
6714	Why, where did the half breed come in?
6714	Why, will you?
6714	Why, you do n''t say so, Dashaway?
6714	Why,he chuckled,"you''re real friendly, are n''t you?"
6714	Why?
6714	Wo n''t Jerry''s employer tell you?
6714	Wonder what''s up?
6714	Yes, and what?
6714	Yes, but are you going to jog right into them and capture them?
6714	Yes, but what brought you here so early?
6714	Yes, but where?
6714	Yes? 6714 You are sure of that?"
6714	You came all the way from Columbus in a biplane?
6714	You can see what it is, ca n''t you? 6714 You did n''t give them any of the silk?"
6714	You did n''t see anything of Jerry Dawson?
6714	You do n''t know where they are going to telegraph to, Hiram?
6714	You do n''t mean before daylight?
6714	You do n''t suppose that the Dawsons and the Drifter are anywhere near here, do you?
6714	You found it, I suppose?
6714	You have been to the mainland?
6714	You have found out something?
6714	You have no trace of it?
6714	You know that this man, Ridgely, is a professional smuggler?
6714	You know the man you rescued he lake yesterday?
6714	You mean Col. Lyon''s place?
6714	You mean letting him go free?
6714	You mean north?
6714	You mean the Interstate works?
6714	You mean the young thief who called himself Briggs, and then Gregg?
6714	You received our telegram?
6714	You say it''s an airship?
6714	You studied that out, eh? 6714 You think so?"
6714	You think they had got over first?
6714	You wo n''t release us now?
6714	You wo n''t tell?
6714	You''ll look after the Racer and the hydroplane, wo n''t you, Hiram?
6714	You''ll need one, wo n''t you?
6714	You''re not going to wake anybody up at this outlandish hour?
6714	Alden?"
6714	All right, what have you got to say?"
6714	At the Dayton meet, were n''t you?
6714	CHAPTER II The"BABY RACER""You know all about it?"
6714	CHAPTER V A TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR ORDER"What''s happened?"
6714	CHAPTER VII A RESCUE IN THE FOG"What do your suppose that was?"
6714	CHAPTER X SOMETHING WRONG"What is it, Dave?"
6714	CHAPTER XII DAVE''S DISCOVERIES"You have got a badge like mine for sale, you say?"
6714	CHAPTER XX ACROSS THE BORDER"Did you see it?"
6714	Can it be possible that he has followed me?
6714	Dale?"
6714	Dale?"
6714	Dale?"
6714	Dale?"
6714	Dashaway, you remember that fellow who stole my watch and money and medal from you?"
6714	Dave, are we going to cross it?"
6714	Dawson?"
6714	Do n''t you see?
6714	Finally he exclaimed:"See here, Dave Dashaway, is that Greek you ca n''t make out, or have you gone to sleep?"
6714	Gasoline supply?"
6714	Got back?
6714	Grimshaw?"
6714	Have the Interstate people no theory as to the way the Drifter was stolen, and the motive for the theft?"
6714	He seemed anxious to change the conversation, for he said:"You are taking me to the Columbus aero field?"
6714	He''s a fine one, is n''t he?"
6714	Here, now?"
6714	Honorable mention, or was it a prize?"
6714	How did you get in here?"
6714	I acted on a wire from my employers, the Interstate Aeroplane Co.""Your employers?"
6714	I suppose it puts you back in your arrangements at the meet here?"
6714	If you want to be a sailor, why do n''t you enlist the navy?"
6714	It''s no different from yours, is it?"
6714	King?"
6714	King?"
6714	King?"
6714	King?"
6714	King?"
6714	King?"
6714	Need me?"
6714	Now then, what do you think?"
6714	Now then, young men, who are you?"
6714	Price?"
6714	Randolph?"
6714	Randolph?"
6714	Ridgely?"
6714	Ridgely?"
6714	Ridgely?"
6714	Ridgley?"
6714	Say, Dashaway, who''s working against us here or across the lake besides yourself?"
6714	Say, Dave,"questioned Hiram,"if he is some friend of the Dawson crowd, and has gone to tell them about us, what do you suppose they''ll do?"
6714	The clerk pushed a bulky volume across the marble slab of the counter, with the words:"Anybody special you are looking up?"
6714	The visitor stared about to locate Dave, and spoke the words:"That you, Dashaway?"
6714	Then he asked:"How can I reach Fernwood?"
6714	Then he burst out impetuously:"What is it, Dave?"
6714	Then his eye brightened and a cheery smile overspread his face, as he caught the words in a dearly familiar tone:"Say, do you want to kill a fellow?"
6714	Those shots?"
6714	What benefit can they hope to secure way off from civilization?"
6714	What have we drifted into?"
6714	What''s all this racket?"
6714	What''s the programme?"
6714	When shall we see you again?"
6714	Where is the thief?"
6714	Where is your machine?"
6714	Where you going, Dave?"
6714	You know Mr. Price, do n''t you?"
6714	You know he here night before last and left us then?"
6714	Your arm, Hiram?"
6714	he cried,"have I been--""Asleep at the switch?"
6714	mean, Hiram?"
6714	not knowing but what they were burglars?"
6714	smiled Dave--"smuggling?"
6714	submitted the inquisitive Hiram,"exhibitions?"
6714	what''s this?"
41981	''What is it?'' 41981 A piece of that monster?"
41981	A rock or a cliff?
41981	A what?
41981	All right,said Urson,"why not?"
41981	All that in this little thing? 41981 Am I at-- at Hama''s temple?"
41981	Am I right?
41981	And miss thrashing his backside?
41981	And that the other one drowned this morning, fell overboard, and was lost?
41981	And the body''s floods, turning in and out?
41981	And the mate?
41981	And what about Snake here?
41981	And what city in Leptar is_ that_ big?
41981	And what of the jewels?
41981	And what sort of a person are you?
41981	And what sort of trouble are you in that you need help out of it?
41981	And what''s wrong with you?
41981	And where do they keep the men?
41981	And where is this third jewel?
41981	And who are you?
41981	And who was supposed to be sleeping in poor Whitey''s bunk?
41981	And you know something? 41981 And you?"
41981	Any ideas what happened?
41981	Are there any electricities, or diodes around?
41981	Are there other things in common between poets and thieves?
41981	Are they dead?
41981	Are you a prisoner of Hama?
41981	Are you perhaps a student at the university?
41981	Are you sure?
41981	Are your allegiances to Argo or Hama? 41981 At the beach?"
41981	Because of the way he sees things?
41981	But Geo, if Jordde''s the spy, why did he throw the jewel in the sea?
41981	But then why did Jordde throw the jewel after us when he tore it from Argo''s-- I mean the other Argo''s throat?
41981	But they made the same mistake as the people before the Great Fire made?
41981	But what about Argo-- I mean Argo on the ship?
41981	But what about the jewels?
41981	But what about the live one we saw?
41981	But what did kidnaping you accomplish, anyway?
41981	But what do they call you?
41981	But what do they do? 41981 But what do we do now?"
41981	But what is it?
41981	But why a bird?
41981	But why...?
41981	Ca n''t it get any farther?
41981	Ca n''t you tell us something more?
41981	Can the mate read minds, too? 41981 Can you add anything?"
41981	Can you all do that?
41981	Can you help us with either of these things?
41981	Can you see what that is through there?
41981	Can you suggest anything better?
41981	Can you tell?
41981	Could it refer to something like''the two sides of every question''?
41981	Cut his--?
41981	Did Snake say anything to you while I was gone?
41981	Did n''t you give them to Argo yet?
41981	Did you go wandering around the deck last night and do some spying?
41981	Did you have a theory?
41981	Did you know that the man killed this morning in your place was one of the two men who came back from Aptor with the Priestess?
41981	Did you read her mind enough to know if she was telling the truth?
41981	Do me a favor and untie my bag for me?
41981	Do n''t you remember the dream, back on the ship?
41981	Do n''t you remember? 41981 Do n''t you think I''ve been looking?"
41981	Do n''t you understand? 41981 Do we turn back now?"
41981	Do you know anything more than that?
41981	Do you know how the jewels work?
41981	Do you know what that building was called?
41981	Do you know what they were supposed to see? 41981 Do you know, or are you just not telling?
41981	Do you mean her being jealous of her sister?
41981	Do you realize how long you''ve been in the water?
41981	Do you recognize any of this? 41981 Do you remember the dream?"
41981	Do you think he was trying to kill you?
41981	Do you think it''s Hama''s temple?
41981	Do you think she does know about Hama but was just pretending?
41981	Do you think she was running away from us?
41981	Do you think we could climb that?
41981	Do you think you can make it?
41981	Do you think you could figure out that little stone there, if you had long enough, I mean? 41981 Do you think,"she said,"that I would put such temptation in your hands?
41981	Do you understand me?
41981	Do you want to get caught?
41981	Do you wish to talk?
41981	Do you?
41981	Does history fascinate you because it''s just interesting?
41981	For what?
41981	Four?
41981	Give me a hand, will you?
41981	Go on?
41981	Hama...?
41981	Have you any idea of the geography of Aptor?
41981	Have you seen Snake?
41981	Have you studied the ancient tombs?
41981	Hear anything?
41981	Here, then, why do n''t you take it?
41981	Hey, what are they doing with_ printed_ books?
41981	Hey, what''s wrong?
41981	Hey,Urson said,"is that you?"
41981	How are you feeling?
41981	How are you going to work it?
41981	How can we give you the jewels?
41981	How come the one he showed us before did n''t hurt him?
41981	How come these are in here?
41981	How come?
41981	How could you go for a year and not tell me about it, and then admit it to a stranger just like that? 41981 How could you kill a man?"
41981	How did this happen?
41981	How did you get a hold of them?
41981	How did you know about the ladder?
41981	How do we get across?
41981	How do you know?
41981	How do you mean?
41981	How do you think he came so easily by the jewel? 41981 How do you work this silly thing?"
41981	How long will it take us to get to Aptor?
41981	How shall we steal the jewel?
41981	How the hell did you get down here?
41981	How well do you know the workings of a man, how he manages to function? 41981 How?"
41981	Huh...?
41981	Huh? 41981 Huh?"
41981	Huh?
41981	Huh?
41981	Huh?
41981	Huh?
41981	Huh?
41981	Huh?
41981	Huh?
41981	I guess that was your doing, eh?
41981	I guess we try you out today? 41981 I have an idea that...""You''ve got another idea now?"
41981	I just watched ten guys get hacked to pieces all over the sand, remember?
41981	I know many men,said Urson,"but which one of the many I know is it?"
41981	I thought-- where are the jewels?
41981	I told you I''d look out for you, did n''t I, friend?
41981	I wonder if she''ll come ashore?
41981	I wonder what it''s like to look into that thing in the middle of the night?
41981	I wonder what they do?
41981	I wonder where the kids are?
41981	I wonder why?
41981	If it is like this tomorrow, how can I take her through the rocks? 41981 In the what?"
41981	In three days?
41981	Into the water?
41981	Is he a god of Aptor under whom these forces are being marshaled? 41981 Is it part of the pre- purge rituals of Argo?"
41981	Is it true that a drop of your blood in vinegar will cure gout? 41981 Is that all?"
41981	Is that how long the city has been in ruin?
41981	Is there someone in there thinking too loud?
41981	Jordde and the blind priestess did that to him?
41981	Jordde?
41981	Just how big is this place anyway?
41981	Like what?
41981	Little Snake,she said, dropping her threatening hand,"how good a thief are you?"
41981	Look,Geo said to Snake,"you stay here, and if we see anything, we''ll come back and report, all right?"
41981	Ma''am, what can you tell me about these things? 41981 May I show my friend what you showed me?"
41981	Me, sir?
41981	My arm...?
41981	My friends, where are they?
41981	Now, do you remember what my theory was about what we saw?
41981	Now, how are you going to go about looking for the temple?
41981	Or does it do something else? 41981 Or something similar?"
41981	Our water friends again?
41981	Poet, how well do you know yourself?
41981	Radio?
41981	Remember me from where?
41981	Remember that man- wolf we met, and that blob in the city? 41981 Remember the general rule?
41981	Say, this is n''t any of that funny light like back in the city that burned our hands, only this time it made you old?
41981	See something?
41981	Shall we leave it going?
41981	Snake, will you give me another look at that thing?
41981	Snake?
41981	Snake?
41981	Snake?
41981	Snake?
41981	So what do lizards have to do with why we''re here?
41981	Still, why did Jordde want to kill anybody who had experienced this, voice of God and all?
41981	Take the jewels back to Argo, I mean Argo on the ship? 41981 That was after the Great Fire?"
41981	That way?
41981	The Bear? 41981 The fire is a splendid symbol for life, do you agree?"
41981	The four- chambered human heart? 41981 The mate''s?"
41981	The mate, sir? 41981 The question is, can you explain it?"
41981	The what?
41981	Then he will lead whatever party goes to the place?
41981	Then what shall we do now?
41981	Then what was it you saw, we saw?
41981	Then why should anyone want to remember it?
41981	This belongs to you, gentlemen?
41981	Those blind women down in the ground,asked Urson,"they are n''t really your priestesses, are they?
41981	To steal them from you?
41981	Under whose service shall we be, then, for we still do n''t know who you are?
41981	Urson, what stories do you know about Aptor? 41981 Urson,"said Geo,"have you any idea what actually happened this morning?"
41981	Urson?
41981	Want to do some more exploring?
41981	We''re not going to climb that in the dark, are we?
41981	We''re sailing, did n''t you hear? 41981 Well, first of all; do you remember what Jordde was before he was shipwrecked on Aptor?"
41981	Well, where do we start looking?
41981	Well,said Argo,"Is n''t that enough?"
41981	Well?
41981	Were they really priestesses of Argo? 41981 What about food?"
41981	What about history, then?
41981	What about me?
41981	What about talking like an ordinary human being?
41981	What about the Great Fire?
41981	What about the-- the three instruments?
41981	What about those first flying things we met?
41981	What are they?
41981	What are you doing under here?
41981	What are you doing?
41981	What are you looking at?
41981	What are you looking for?
41981	What are you pulling for?
41981	What can you tell us about the Dark God Hama?
41981	What can you tell us about the city?
41981	What could have happened to it?
41981	What did happen when you were on Aptor? 41981 What did he think?"
41981	What did she tell you?
41981	What did you do that for?
41981	What did you think?
41981	What do they...?
41981	What do you know of the jewels you saw tonight?
41981	What do you know of the real world, outside Leptar?
41981	What do you mean? 41981 What do you mean?"
41981	What do you mean?
41981	What do you mean?
41981	What do you mean?
41981	What do you mean?
41981	What do you mean?
41981	What do you remember?
41981	What do you think it is?
41981	What happened to my arm?
41981	What happened to them?
41981	What happened?
41981	What have we been teaching you?
41981	What is it?
41981	What is it?
41981	What is it?
41981	What is it?
41981	What is it?
41981	What is it?
41981	What is it?
41981	What is it?
41981	What is it?
41981	What is it?
41981	What is it?
41981	What is your question?
41981	What man did you kill?
41981	What man on this ship have you sailed with before?
41981	What of the jewels, and of Hama?
41981	What ones have you?
41981	What rubbish?
41981	What sort of a way to think is that if everyone can hear it?
41981	What sort of help do you want?
41981	What tales have you heard from your bear friend, Urson? 41981 What was I supposed to learn?"
41981	What was it you were supposed to see?
41981	What was it?
41981	What was it?
41981	What was that?
41981	What was that?
41981	What''s a movie?
41981	What''s in there?
41981	What''s it good for?
41981	What''s it got?
41981	What''s that supposed to mean?
41981	What''s that? 41981 What''s that?
41981	What''s that?
41981	What''s the Snake doing here?
41981	What''s the matter?
41981	What?
41981	When are they coming to get us?
41981	When did he get away from you the first time?
41981	When will you show us their power so that we may use them to penetrate the palace of Hama?
41981	When? 41981 When?"
41981	Where are we going?
41981	Where are we going?
41981	Where did you get it?
41981	Where do these women come from?
41981	Where do we go now?
41981	Where have you been, anyway?
41981	Where the hell are Snake and Urson?
41981	Where the hell are you?
41981	Where to now?
41981	Where?
41981	Which one?
41981	Which way do we go?
41981	Who are you?
41981	Who are you?
41981	Who are you?
41981	Who is Jordde and why is he doing what he''s doing?
41981	Who is Jordde?
41981	Who needs an old lizard singing to them on a morning like this?
41981	Who on the seven seas and six continents did a thing like that to you, boy?
41981	Who was Leonard of Vinci?
41981	Who was thinking that?
41981	Who''s Christ?
41981	Who''s going to get us out of trouble if we should meet up with anything else?
41981	Who''s he?
41981	Why are n''t you asleep?
41981	Why are you here?
41981	Why did you want to show us all this?
41981	Why do you look so strangely?
41981	Why else?
41981	Why not?
41981	Why not?
41981	Why should we be sacrificed? 41981 Why so anxious?"
41981	Why was n''t anybody supposed to know about the rituals? 41981 Why would you want to leave?"
41981	Why, for example, does a man pull his hand from a fire?
41981	Why, sir?
41981	Why...?
41981	Why? 41981 Why?"
41981	Will you do your best to answer mine?
41981	Would you two consider it an imposition to set your minds to procuring us some food?
41981	Yes, why else?
41981	Yes?
41981	You all right?
41981	You are awake?
41981	You ask if this is Hama''s temple? 41981 You had it too?"
41981	You have been schooled in courtly rites?
41981	You know Snake?
41981	You mean Argo incarnate? 41981 You mean the mate?"
41981	You mean those others could have changed into men too if they wanted?
41981	You really do n''t know?
41981	You say you could speak once?
41981	You see one reason for believing he''s a spy?
41981	You still have to see something that you have not yet seen?
41981	You sure you''re all right?
41981	You think he pushed me overboard after he killed Whitey?
41981	You want me to keep it for you?
41981	You were at Olcse Olwnh too?
41981	You''re going to ship out, eh friend? 41981 You''ve been on this beach once before, have n''t you?"
41981	__After the burning it received over that naked atom pile?
41981	__And how safe would you call them?"
41981	__Are you sure they really got it?
41981	__But why?"
41981	__What do we report to Hama Incarnate?
41981	__What do you call it?"
41981	''What do you want?''
41981	''What sort of fish- fingered sailor, are you?''
41981	''Which of you bound up that broken mast aft?''
41981	All right, Four Arms, are you or are you not a spy for Hama?"
41981	And are these jewels sacred to him in some way?"
41981	And he put a smile on her face of which men asked for centuries,''What is the reason she smiles so strangely?''
41981	And what was Jordde doing?"
41981	And what was the last thing you saw?"
41981	And why did Jordde want to kill you and the other sailor?"
41981	Are n''t the Strange Ones some sort of magic?"
41981	Are you too tired to come with me?
41981	Are you trying to get caught?
41981	As he closed the door, now, he said,"You have come to oppose the forces of Aptor, am I right?
41981	As they settled, Argo said,"Poet?"
41981	As they started toward the convergence of sailors at the entrance of the mess hall, Urson said,"Oh, guess what?"
41981	At Cat?
41981	But how, and why, and who?"
41981	But the dark eyes watched her until she repeated,"How good a thief are you?"
41981	But what sort of a person are you?"
41981	But what were the purges you mentioned?"
41981	But where are we?"
41981	But with the jewels, you can jam a person''s thoughts....""Just go into his mind and stop him from thinking?"
41981	But you can see, can you not?
41981	But, Urson, why did he leave the jewel with us before he went to see her?"
41981	Can you tell me how it works?"
41981	Can you tell me where they are from?"
41981	Can you tell us how to leave the room ourselves?"
41981	Chest high in the water, it listed backwards and sank again.__"Are you of Aptor or Leptar?"
41981	Did the Priestess take them from you?"
41981	Did the ship go down?"
41981	Did we founder?
41981	Die every time they see us?"
41981	Do n''t you believe in their power?
41981	Do n''t you ever want to know what the reason is behind some of the things these people do in the pages of the books?"
41981	Do n''t you recognize him?"
41981	Do n''t you recognize the color of the White Goddess Argo?"
41981	Do n''t you think I recognize dead man''s gold?"
41981	Do n''t you?"
41981	Do you know how he lost his tongue?
41981	Do you know somebody could catch you in here and get mad as hell?
41981	Do you know what they are?"
41981	Do you mean go into minds like Snake does?"
41981	Do you remember anything about telepathy?
41981	Do you remember what the reason was?"
41981	Do you think I''d sail with you again, when I myself put it in black and white and sent it to every captain and mate in the dock?
41981	Do you think perhaps White was killed?"
41981	Do you think your thief will find himself challenged enough?"
41981	Do you wish to talk?"
41981	Finally Geo asked,"What made you ask that?"
41981	Halfway through the meal, Urson said,"What about the jewels?
41981	Have you any idea what this did to his mind?"
41981	Have you ever been on Aptor before?"
41981	He does n''t even know...""And who asked you?"
41981	He read out loud now:"_ Sink the bright dead with misgiving from the half- light of the living..._""What does that mean?"
41981	He... not... dead... hear... thoughts... dim... low._"Who''s not dead?"
41981	Hey, can you speak?"
41981	Hey, did n''t you hear me?"
41981	How are the medical facilities in Leptar?"
41981	How can man do this to man?
41981	How do you think he knew when I would be at the shore?
41981	How does that thing go?
41981	How many men do you know who reach your size and strength by normal means?"
41981	How many reasons does a man have for any single action?"
41981	How were those ten men killed?"
41981	I guess these are my jewels, huh?
41981	I wonder if there were any more poems in the old rituals of Leptar that parallel those of Aptor and Hama?"
41981	If one of you kisses a female baby, will she have only girl children?"
41981	In the passage to the forecastle, Urson asked,"Hey, what''s going on?"
41981	Is it all there?
41981	Is n''t that a huge temptation?"
41981	Is n''t that interesting?"
41981	Is that right, Snake?"
41981	Is that why you''re keeping things from us?"
41981	Is there any way that you could show us a way into the open?"
41981	Like why were you saved too, Iimmi?
41981	Look, Snake, do you know what there was about the beach that was so important?"
41981	No?"
41981	Now come on, what''s this about?"
41981	Now tell me, whose eyes were we seeing through last night?
41981	Now who was it hacked your voice away?"
41981	Now, slip it into my robe and-- once you get up here, how the hell do you get down?
41981	Now, what was it?"
41981	Now, who are you?"
41981	Now, why would he want to kill someone simply because they might have gone through what amounts, I guess, to the basic religious experience?"
41981	Oh, there''s another one.__"I do n''t know whether to call it success or failure,"one says.__"The jewels are... safe or lost?
41981	Oh, you do n''t want to keep them?"
41981	Once the jewel is stolen, whom are you supposed to take back to Leptar?"
41981	Or why Argo was taken to see it after she was shown what happened to you?"
41981	Perhaps he delivered us into Argo''s hands as a reward for bringing them this far?"
41981	See?"
41981	Shake on it, huh?"
41981	She gulped and asked him,"What are you doing here?
41981	Should it go to the sailor who''d called out the name of the hero?
41981	Suddenly the captain asked,"Do you believe the sailor''s stories of magic they tell of her?"
41981	Tell me, do you remember if she were wearing any jewelry or not?"
41981	Tell me, do you think you can figure out how it works?"
41981	Tell me, what legends of the Great Fire have you heard?"
41981	The big man stepped into the chapel, saw Geo, and exclaimed,"Friend, what happened?"
41981	The captain''s?"
41981	The eyes opened, squinted in the light, and the man said,"Who are you?"
41981	The heart?"
41981	The highest priestess?"
41981	The reason, the reasons... Do n''t you see the pattern?"
41981	They say Leonard of Vinci put his trust in faulty paints: Christ''s Supper turned to dust._""What''s that from?"
41981	This is the second time it''s come close to getting me killed, and I wish to hell I knew what I was supposed to know?"
41981	True, when the Great Fire came, people all over the earth screamed,''Why?
41981	Two of us in one of those?"
41981	Was he being carried?
41981	Was there some connection between the invasion and the purge?"
41981	We were days away from her....""How did you fall in?"
41981	Well, what do you think of your first forecastle, Geo?"
41981	What about this fragment?
41981	What about when he came into Argo''s cabin last night when we were there?"
41981	What did you find?
41981	What do you know of the Island of Aptor?"
41981	What do you know of the god Hama?"
41981	What do you say?"
41981	What do you want?"
41981	What good does knowing about all the happenings in the world before and after the Great Fire do you?"
41981	What happened?
41981	What have you got to do with them?
41981	What is it we''ve seen too much of, what is it we know?
41981	What is the reason?''
41981	What is your name?"
41981	What is your question?"
41981	What reason could they have possibly had for doing that to him?"
41981	What sort of a man is your friend?"
41981	What was it?"
41981	What was it?"
41981	What''ll I do if he catches me?
41981	What''s she got against us?"
41981	What''s the matter?"
41981	When did he have to use the jewels?"
41981	When he finished, Iimmi asked,"You mean those fish things in the water carried us here?
41981	When?"
41981	Where did we see one of those before?"
41981	Where is it from?"
41981	Where is your friend Snake who can?
41981	Whose side are they on?"
41981	Why did he want to get rid of anybody who had seen his beach, a sacred place to him by now?
41981	Why did n''t Snake tell us?"
41981	Why did you show it to me?
41981	Why does a poet sing?
41981	Why does a thief steal?
41981	Why were we brought here at all?
41981	Why would our task be completely useless unless we accomplished all parts of her mission?
41981	Why, I think...""When did you kill a man?"
41981	Why?
41981	Why?
41981	Why?"
41981	Will you come with me?
41981	Will you come with me?"
41981	Will you do it?"
41981	Will you then cast the jewels into the sea and trust them with us?"
41981	Will you try to answer it?"
41981	Would n''t there be some value in just returning her sister, the rightful head of Leptar, to her former position?
41981	Yes, the reason, do n''t you see?
41981	You do not know what electricity is, do you?"
41981	You remember some of the others we found in the abandoned temple?
41981	You say he can move into men''s minds?
41981	You say the last attempted invasion by Aptor into Leptar was five hundred years ago?
41981	You think they''ll take your rhymes and jingles instead of muscles and rope pulling?"
41981	You were on the ship, were n''t you?"
41981	You, schooled in the antiquity of Leptar''s rituals, are you clever enough to tell me what these baubles mean?"
41981	_ At... end..._"You saw his thoughts at the end?"
41981	_ It... hurts._"What hurts?"
41981	_ Radio... electricity... diode..._"Radio, electricity, diode?"
41981	_ Radio..._"A radio is a thinking machine and there''s one in there that''s hurting your head?"
41981	_ Second... man._"Did you find him?"
41981	_ Urson... switched... them._"What are you talking about?"
41981	the other asks.__"Right now?
9862	''Then why,''I asked,''do you need a Hell?'' 9862 Ah, Armstadt,"said the old doctor,"you have done a wonderful thing, a wonderful thing, but why did you not warn us?"
9862	And did you see the sunlight?
9862	And do you know,I asked,"what the chemical staff is doing about my formulas?"
9862	And do you still hesitate to give them up?
9862	And do you think I am trying to deceive you?
9862	And do you think, Admiral,inquired Marguerite,"that the German people will then be free in the outer world?"
9862	And do you think,I asked,"that if you made these facts clear to him, he would relent and grant my request?"
9862	And how did they turn out?
9862	And how do you live now?
9862	And how long, if I may ask, have you been here?
9862	And how long,I asked,"is this money that is given you when you come here supposed to last?"
9862	And how,I asked eagerly,"do the ore- bringing vessels get from Berlin to the sea?"
9862	And how,I asked,"are these books accumulated?"
9862	And how,I asked,"do they enforce that rule?
9862	And just what did become of the other Armstadt?
9862	And lose you?
9862	And now that you are here,I said,"have you not, among all these men found one that you could love?"
9862	And shall I come again?
9862	And that is why you seem so different from them all?
9862	And then,I asked,"do you go to bed?"
9862	And what do you do,I asked,"the remainder of the day?"
9862	And what do you mean?
9862	And what do you mean?
9862	And what do you wish me to do?
9862	And what have you told her?
9862	And what kind of pictures do you prefer?
9862	And what shall I think about?
9862	And what,I asked,"do you propose to do with the Admiral?"
9862	And which do you select?
9862	And who,asked Hellar,"did you think owned Berlin?"
9862	And why impossible, since obedience is our supreme racial virtue? 9862 And why not?"
9862	And why should I not come?
9862	And why, dear,I asked,"have you refused to see me these five days past?"
9862	And you dropped her?
9862	And you have not found another?
9862	And you were called into the matter, not,I said,"as Marguerite''s friend, but as the physician to her mother?"
9862	And you will promise me never to see her again?
9862	And you won?
9862	Any unusual message?
9862	Are you satisfied now?
9862	But could you not return to industrial life and do something productive?
9862	But do you feel that it is really necessary,I asked,"that such fables should be put into the helpless minds of children?"
9862	But do you mean,I cried,"that you think she has gone out with von Kufner to avoid seeing me?"
9862	But does it ever happen?
9862	But have you no wife, or no girl you love among your own people?
9862	But how about paternity among the workers?
9862	But how can it?
9862	But how is it,I asked,"that books are not written by free- minded authors and secretly printed and circulated?"
9862	But how is it,I asked,"that this addition of men from without does not disturb the balance of the sexes?"
9862	But how will they know that he is with us?
9862	But how,I asked,"can men who have been beaten into the mould of the ox ever be restored to their humanity?"
9862	But how,I questioned,"is such a plan to be executed?
9862	But how,I said,"can a message be sent from Berlin to the outer world?"
9862	But if we worked in the shops, what would the workmen do?
9862	But is it not rather cowardly, Captain?
9862	But is it not true,I asked,"that at one time the German workers were most thoroughly educated?"
9862	But just what is The Ray?
9862	But suppose I do not choose to go?
9862	But suppose they should sometime fail to re- elect him?
9862	But surely,insisted the man,"you have found a lover here?"
9862	But surely,said the Countess,"you would not wish to condemn us to a diet of total mineralism?"
9862	But the checks, Karl?
9862	But what are your labour gymnasiums for, if not to develop all muscles?
9862	But what if I refuse to do so?
9862	But what makes a better man?
9862	But what will His Majesty do with these five million women?
9862	But what,I ventured,"if the enemy should decide to quit fighting?"
9862	But when,I asked,"is she to go?
9862	But where did you read it?
9862	But who,I asked,"write the books?"
9862	But why can they not sit down now?
9862	But why did you come at the first opportunity?
9862	But why should they quit work? 9862 But why was isolation deemed desirable?"
9862	But why, then,I asked,"does the World Patrol continue to bomb the roof of Berlin?"
9862	But why,I asked,"did you not make this confession before, since it enabled Marguerite to be restored to her rights?"
9862	But why,I asked,"do you consider it abnormal at all?
9862	But why,I persisted,"do we not tunnel under the Ray generators and dig our way to Berlin and blow it up?"
9862	But you are not on my list,said the barber, staring at me in a puzzled way,"why do you not go to your own barber?"
9862	But you speak only of a reflected beam; how would you like to see real sunshine?
9862	But,I protested,"if the people could be enlightened?"
9862	But,I questioned, in my excitement,"what can Germany expect of the enemy?
9862	But,I questioned,"is there no possible way to leave him behind?"
9862	But,I ventured,"is not maternal love a sentimental emotion?"
9862	But,cried Bertha, in a tearful voice,"I only eat one meal a day-- do you not see how thin I am?"
9862	Certainly,said Hellar;"why should it be otherwise?
9862	Could it be,I asked myself,"that jealousy has been bred and trained out of this race?
9862	Damn you both,he whimpered;"where do I come in?"
9862	Did you ever see children? 9862 Did you like that story?"
9862	Did you see it so in your vision?
9862	Did you see them? 9862 Do I like it here?"
9862	Do the men like this system,I asked;"the measuring of food by the amount of work one does?
9862	Do they not sit down to eat?
9862	Do you know the date of her arrival?
9862	Do you know what I was reading last night?
9862	Do you know,I asked,"how much income that insignia carries?"
9862	Do you know,she said,"that you are the first visitor I ever had in my apartment?
9862	Do you like it here?
9862	Do you mean,I asked,"that she will not be well received there because she was born out of wedlock?"
9862	Do you not know that?
9862	Do you see,he said,"how perfectly our records take care of these crazy accusations?
9862	Do you think that?
9862	Do you think the guards at the dock suspected anything?
9862	Do? 9862 For what?"
9862	Get what?
9862	Good God,I cried,"what became of the stools?
9862	Has not His Majesty always preserved this allegorical fable? 9862 Has that not been tried?"
9862	Have we seen it all?
9862	Have you read it?
9862	He? 9862 How can there be an end to the war?
9862	How could we get actors for the parts? 9862 How did I get here?"
9862	How do you mean,he asked,"that there is no legal way in which he can expend the credit?"
9862	How else can we expect to rule the world? 9862 How is it,"asked Hellar,"that you speak German?"
9862	How long have I slept?
9862	How many blanks have you there?
9862	How much does it take for you to live here?
9862	How,exclaimed Zimmern impatiently,"can you enlighten them?
9862	I do not think so,said Grauble,"but does any one at his office know that he came to the docks?"
9862	I eat thirty- eight,he grinned,"pretty good, yes?
9862	I forget,she whispered;"and can you vision those things also?"
9862	I want that book,I said coldly,"what are your terms?"
9862	If I leave the book with you,I said,"will you read it all, very carefully?
9862	Is it not all wonderful?
9862	Is it that I am born blind and you with vision?
9862	Is not the chain of authority absolute,I asked,"up through the industrial organization direct to the Emperor and so to God himself?"
9862	Is that so?
9862	Is there not some way to leave him behind?
9862	Is this the first time you have been gassed?
9862	It is all very interesting,I said,"but who is the real authority?"
9862	Jealous? 9862 Just what do you want?"
9862	Karl,she whispered,"how do you know of all these things?
9862	Napoleon-- have you ever heard of him?
9862	No rule, but can so young a man as you afford it?
9862	Now long have you been here?
9862	Now there you go again-- how do you mean the war was over, what would all us soldiers do if there was no fighting?
9862	Now, doctor,I said,"you do not mean to tell me that you really think there is anything wrong with my mentality?"
9862	Now,I said,"will this end the affair for the present?"
9862	Now?
9862	Of course; a check, perhaps; a little gift from an old friend who has risen to power; there would be no difficulty in that, would there?
9862	Of what is that a picture?
9862	Oh, on the roof of Berlin? 9862 Oh, well,"said Frau Augusta,"after all is it fair to ask you, since the twins are your cousins?"
9862	Oh,I said,"then you have pictures of the sun?"
9862	Paternity, you know? 9862 Perhaps,"I said, speaking in a timorous voice,"you wanted to go with him and be the mother of his children?"
9862	Perhaps,he said,"you have known the young lady and do not again care to renew the acquaintance?
9862	Pretty good, beautiful, yes?
9862	Rather clever of von Kufner,I commented;"how do you suppose he got trail of it?"
9862	Should I not have told you that I liked you because you were young? 9862 So Col. Hellar has told you that he wrote''God''s Anointed''?"
9862	So you were taught that you should not love men? 9862 Suppose,"I suggested,"the war should come to an end?"
9862	That is the same for all, is it not?
9862	That is true,I said,"but what are we to do about it?
9862	That means,she said hesitatingly,"that there is something in us that does not die-- immortality, is it not?"
9862	That''s rather expensive, is it not?
9862	The Royal World?
9862	The world in the sun,exclaimed Bertha,"on the roof where they fight the airplanes?
9862	The world underground,she said,"where the soldiers fight in the mines?"
9862	Then all this strike is a matter of red badges without eagles and everything else will go on as usual?
9862	Then do you infer that these men who must stand at their work inherited the idea from their ancestors?
9862	Then do you mean,I asked in amazement,"that the highest intellectual strains have servant blood in them?"
9862	Then how,I demanded in amazement,"does it come that they do not believe in God?"
9862	Then just what does it mean?
9862	Then they are not really on strike?
9862	Then what do you think we have to fear?
9862	Then what does she want?
9862	Then why are you here?
9862	Then why did you say those things to me?
9862	Then why do they not quit work?
9862	Then why do we not fly over and land an army and great guns and batter down the walls of Berlin and he done with it?
9862	Then why do you not apply at the Tonsorial Administrative Office of the level for permission to change?
9862	Then why do you say these things? 9862 Then why has this disturbed you?"
9862	Then why,I asked,"do you talk of this thing?
9862	Then why,twitted the Countess,"do you not board one of your submarines and go forth to battle in the sea?"
9862	Then why,wailed Frau Augusta,"was I not allowed to go?
9862	Then,remarked the Admiral,"if you must make picture plays why not one of the mating of German soldiers with the women of the inferior races?"
9862	There may be something wrong,said a man in a military uniform,"otherwise why should the gentleman of the staff hesitate to show his folder?"
9862	They resemble you quite remarkably, do n''t you think so? 9862 This makes it all right with me,"replied Holknecht,"but what about Katrina?"
9862	Well, what about her?
9862	Well, what of it? 9862 Well,"I said,"and why not, if the war were over?"
9862	Well?
9862	What ails you?
9862	What are you folks talking about?
9862	What do you mean by''walked out''?
9862	What do you say about this protium ore?
9862	What do you think? 9862 What does this mean?"
9862	What is it, my dear?
9862	What right,I asked coldly,"have you to criticize another whom you do not know?"
9862	What system would you prefer instead?
9862	What then?
9862	Who are you?
9862	Why do n''t you try it? 9862 Why do you come here alone?"
9862	Why do you speak like that?
9862	Why do you tell me this?
9862	Why not,I asked,"does any rule forbid it?"
9862	Why not?
9862	Why should you ask, and how can I answer? 9862 Why the delay?"
9862	Why with your beauty,came the answering voice of a man,"did you not find a lover from the Royal Level?"
9862	Why?
9862	Will the guards report it?
9862	Will you get me the book?
9862	Will you state again, please, the time that you say the Karl Armstadt you knew disappeared?
9862	Will you try on your new suit now?
9862	Wo n''t you place it round my neck?
9862	Yes, and what happened?
9862	Yes, now; how do I go about it?
9862	Yes, of course, but what of it? 9862 You feel quite at home?"
9862	You have received the data on missing men?
9862	You mean, I suppose, from illegitimate children?
9862	You professional officers do n''t know much, do you? 9862 You really know her?"
9862	You refuse to make selection?
9862	You talk about these things,I ventured,"in your Free Speech Halls?"
9862	You were gassed in the mine,he kept repeating,"can you remember?"
9862	You will come again?
9862	A promotion, perhaps, to a good position in the Protium Works?"
9862	And could she be expected to believe so strange a tale?
9862	And of whom could you be jealous, since there is no other woman in this unhappy city for whom I have ever cared?"
9862	And they know you have solved the protium problem and they do not know how you did it?"
9862	And why not, since obedience is the crowning glory of the German mind?
9862	And yet, did I dare to confess to her that I was not a German?
9862	Are the women there more beautiful than I?"
9862	Armstadt?"
9862	But before I begin, may I ask just how you came to know about those checks?
9862	But how?
9862	But what could so few do amidst all the millions?
9862	But where,"he said,"did you learn how to guard yourself so well against my methods?
9862	But why should His Majesty have been so incensed at my simple request for the restoration of the rights of the daughter of the Princess Fedora?"
9862	But you,"I said,"surely you are not tired of it?
9862	Can I like it or not like it, when there was no choice for me?
9862	Can I push out the walls of Berlin?"
9862	Can you undo inheritance?
9862	Could I, coming out of Germany with Germans prove my identity?
9862	Could he, I asked, persuade his men to their part of the adventure?
9862	Danger makes men courageous-- without danger courage declines-- and without courage what advantage would there be in the military life?"
9862	Did I dare make full confession?
9862	Did not all the ancients, and do not all the inferior races now, have objects of religious worship?"
9862	Did she leave no word?
9862	Did you learn your strange ways of making love from the book about the inferior races in the world outside the walls?
9862	Did you see her go?
9862	Did you think I was not coming again?"
9862	Do any of them talk about it and demand that all be fed alike?"
9862	Do you know where they have gone or when they will return?"
9862	Do you not know that the reserve store of protium that was once enough to last eight years is now reduced to less than as many months''supply?"
9862	Do you not see how thin I am?"
9862	Do you not see that I am fitted for perfect motherhood?"
9862	Do you not think they get it too easy?"
9862	Do you prefer some one else?
9862	Do you think I have never been tempted to do that very thing?
9862	Do you think I''m a Hohenzollern?"
9862	Do you think life in the school for girls of forbidden birth is an enjoyable one?"
9862	Do you understand that?"
9862	Does a Captain with an affected memory outrank a Lieutenant?"
9862	Does any one require you-- to accept the men?"
9862	Does it not throw some doubts upon your own psychic fitness for mating at all?
9862	Does that not dilute the Royal blood?"
9862	Even though a few million more be destroyed in the giving have not millions already been destroyed?
9862	Finally the Countess spoke:"Do I understand, then, that you consider the swine the model of the German race?"
9862	Had he penetrated my secret?
9862	Have I forgotten--?
9862	Have I not breathed foul air for days, fearful to poke up our air tube in deserted waters lest by the millionth chance it might lead to a capture?
9862	Have not the workers simple trusting minds?"
9862	Have you ever heard of such a thing as the reincarnation of the soul?"
9862	Have you ever met him?
9862	Have you seen the bulletins and picture screens in the quarters for the workers?"
9862	He turned to me and said,''Have you ever heard of the Christian Bible?''
9862	Here, I will show you; move your arm so; do you not see that it takes different muscles?"
9862	His Majesty seemed very gracious, but do you realize that I still possess my secret of the protium formulas?"
9862	How are we to know that we will not immediately be killed?"
9862	How else could I strengthen her in the battle against our own impulses?
9862	How else did you suppose the ever- increasing numbers of the House of Hohenzollern should have maintained their wealth?"
9862	How else, if you do not have a Hell in your religion, can you check suicide?''
9862	How then may I use that power to help you in the cause to which we are pledged?"
9862	I am ready to go with Herr von Armstadt and surrender my vessel to the enemy; but the practical question is, will our risk avail anything?
9862	I ask you now, Are you with us to the end?"
9862	I can not stand out much longer and what would be the use for just a few more days?"
9862	I gave them to the Staff, but they will never know the real ones-- Yes, the real ones-- What are the real ones?
9862	I must forgive you, for now I may lose you, but why does a man ever need to lie to a woman?
9862	I suppose that is where I did get my ideas; and that is now forbidden-- by the Emperor?"
9862	If rebellion is impossible and would, if possible, destroy us all, then is there any hope?"
9862	If so why waste your funds on me?"
9862	Is it not enough that a man is a German, and may serve the House of Hohenzollern?''
9862	Is it not natural for young people to want friends of their own age?"
9862	Is it not so, Doctor?"
9862	Is it not so?"
9862	Is it possible they have killed the instinct that demands private and individual property in love?"
9862	Is n''t the Eugenic Office a little unfair at times?
9862	Is there no good I can do?"
9862	Is there no organization devoted to that work?"
9862	Just what is money for, anyway?"
9862	May I show you about?"
9862	Might I not be consigned to languish in prison as a merely clever German spy, or be consigned to an insanity ward?
9862	Now is there anything I can do for you?
9862	Now what else have you in your bag of tricks?"
9862	One pig is two calories, nineteen hundred pigs a day, pretty good, yes?
9862	Otherwise why the pedigree, why the rigid castes, the isolation of women?
9862	Perhaps you have never seen a strike before, but do you not see the strike badges?"
9862	Pictures of them, perhaps, on the screen?"
9862	Presently I asked:"What do you do now, are you going to work?"
9862	Pretty good, yes?
9862	Shall it be at the cafà © or here?"
9862	She has made war against the world for centuries-- will that world permit Germany to live could they find a way to destroy her?"
9862	So why should I not tire of their shallow trifling?
9862	Still I do not get thin, but I do not play hard in gymnasium, see?
9862	Taking out my check book I filled in a check for two hundred marks payable to--"To whom shall I make it payable?"
9862	The legal limit a man may contribute to a woman is but twenty- four hundred marks a year, what then does he want with a million?"
9862	The pictures show us His Majesty''s likeness, but what is a picture of sunlight?"
9862	The professional classes which had seemed quite normal in physical appearance-- were they bred for mental rather than physical qualities?
9862	Then where better could such blood come than from the men of genius?
9862	Turning to me and raising his voice as if to penetrate my dulled mentality, he began,"Do you not remember our work in the laboratory?"
9862	Until she knew of that world and its ideals, how could I expect her to understand my motives?
9862	Was it possible that it had been I who had misunderstood-- and that Zimmern''s love for Marguerite was of another sort than mine?
9862	Was it possible that such a woman had no understanding of ideals of honour in love?
9862	Well, what would please her?"
9862	Were you not trained for it also?"
9862	What calamity of discovery and punishment, I wondered, had my daring move brought to the secret rebel against the rule of the Hohenzollern?
9862	What can he do with the women?"
9862	What did you do to get the big meals?
9862	What else is there that needs to be relieved?
9862	What have you to say in answer to these charges?"
9862	What hope can we have that we will even be able to deliver the message you wish to send?
9862	What secret rebellions are they nursing in their hearts?
9862	What should I do with a million marks a year when I have been unable to expend the ten thousand a year I have had?"
9862	When the boys had ceased their crude guffaws the master asked,"Why did you laugh?"
9862	Why are we not consulted in these matters?
9862	Why are you crying-- you do not think, do you, that Dr. Zimmern betrayed us?"
9862	Why ca n''t we-- forget them?"
9862	Why did you do it?"
9862	Why do n''t you suggest that we be changed to women?"
9862	Why do some get more to eat than others?"
9862	Why do we mothers of Berlin have no rights?
9862	Why else would you submit to a loveless life and the dull routine of toil?
9862	Why hate me when you find that I am clever?"
9862	Why must we always submit?"
9862	Why should I sacrifice such power for useless credit and empty honour?
9862	Why should men always be the authorities?
9862	Why should one?
9862	Why should you dislike me?
9862	Why then this need of wealth?"
9862	Why was I penned up here and made to bear children when others revel in the delights of love and song and laughter?"
9862	Will you not choose something and read it aloud to me?"
9862	Will you not come along?"
9862	Wishing to get the interview over, I asked abruptly,"Have you read the book I left?"
9862	Would I have believed such a story before the days of my sojourn among the Germans?
9862	Would my story be believed?
9862	Would not deep- seated ideals of patriotism drilled into the mind of a child place me in danger of betrayal at her hands?
9862	Would not our traitorous design be discovered and we both be returned as prisoners to Berlin?
9862	Would the men of the World State tolerate it?"
9862	You are young, Armstadt, very young to talk of such things-- even if a rebellion was a possibility what would be the gain?
9862	You have seen women, yes?"
9862	You mean von Kufner?"
9862	You remember what you said to me in the cafà © about looking up the girl who played the innocent rôle?
9862	could this thing be?"
9862	cried Grauble, his body shaking and his voice quavering,"why do you, in all your hope and comfort here, speak of that to me?
9862	he asked;"will you be able to solve the problem?"
9862	you have done that?"
5008	''A working student?''
5008	''Appropriating?''
5008	''Put off the mortal,''repeated the girl, with a look of perplexity,"but how?"
5008	''Under right conditions,''what do you mean by that?
5008	An accident?
5008	And do you really believe all they tell about the wonderful cures and-- and the rest of it?
5008	And may I tell you that my heart and all its dearest hopes went with those little voiceless messengers? 5008 And what is the nature of the communication?"
5008	And you are going to England with him?
5008	And you just as firmly believe that such healing can be done now?
5008	And your delightful mother, Miss Minturn? 5008 And, William, we will have her keep on with the treatment, will we not?"
5008	And-- are you going to adopt it?
5008	Anything else?
5008	Are n''t you breaking rules, too?
5008	Are n''t you? 5008 Are you afraid to take hold of it?"
5008	Are you becoming dissatisfied with your profession, Phillip?
5008	Are you still brooding over that, Jennie?
5008	Are you there, Katharine?
5008	As I have to- day, for instance?
5008	But I suppose you would not employ one under any circumstances?
5008	But can you limit or outline Deity, sir? 5008 But is it not very sore?
5008	But it would be doing good; that is always justifiable, is it not? 5008 But was n''t there anything about you by which you could be identified?"
5008	But what is your objection to the European trip, Sadie? 5008 But what would you think?"
5008	But what''ll we do wid all the truck?
5008	But who has been talking to you to set you to reasoning so deeply on the subject?
5008	But why, Will? 5008 But why, if that is the only right way, has not God made it so plain that no one could go astray?"
5008	But why? 5008 But will you tell me, Miss Minturn, what, in your method, heals the sick?"
5008	But you would not abolish human love?
5008	But--confidentially--"while we are talking of it, would n''t you be glad to have that habit broken-- to be free?"
5008	But, Kathie, do you think it will be possible for me to so reverse my thought about that man that I can grow to love him?
5008	But, tell me, were n''t you afraid when you saw the flames?
5008	But,Katherine continued,"are you sure you really want Christian Science treatment?"
5008	Ca n''t you do something?
5008	Came this morning, did she? 5008 Can I do anything more for you, Kathie?"
5008	Can evil come out of good?
5008	Can you detect any difference in them?
5008	Can you do nothing, Phillip?
5008	Can you stand so for a minute while I look after that still smoking chair?
5008	Certainly; do n''t you remember what we were talking of last week-- man''s God- given dominion over all things?
5008	Dear, are you so fond of him?
5008	Did Mrs. Bryant introduce him to you? 5008 Did she put anything on those burns?"
5008	Did you have Prof. Seabrook''s permission to come here this morning, Jennie?
5008	Do I look like her at all?
5008	Do I understand, Miss Minturn, that you absolutely refuse to respond to the appointment?
5008	Do n''t you believe that when Jesus went away He meant to have people keep on healing, and teaching others how to heal, just as He had done?
5008	Do n''t you care for me any more, Sadie? 5008 Do n''t you think it rather a vague, visionary idea of the Almighty?"
5008	Do n''t you think we have been very, very faithless, mamma, dear, not to''dare''speak of our blessings and thank God for them?
5008	Do you Scientists really know how to find out anything that is hidden or-- or secret?
5008	Do you always have this confidence when you have difficulties to meet, Kathie? 5008 Do you associate no thought of individuality or personality with Him?"
5008	Do you believe she''demonstrated,''as they express it, over the pain?
5008	Do you believe that Dorothy could be healed? 5008 Do you ever have the toothache?"
5008	Do you know the penalty of such a refusal?
5008	Do you mean as human beings are personal and individual?
5008	Do you mean to tell me that you applied no lotion or salve? 5008 Do you never put anything in a tooth when it aches?"
5008	Do you never take medicine of any kind?
5008	Do you speak from actual knowledge or only from hearsay?
5008	Do you suppose he will, Carrie?
5008	Do you think so, Emelie? 5008 Do you think so?"
5008	Do you-- truly?
5008	Does anybody know anything more about her?
5008	Does anyone second Miss Clark''s motion?
5008	Does she talk with you about these things?
5008	Does your guardian know of your engagement?
5008	Emelie,he said, in his sister''s ear,"will you manage so that I can have a few minutes''conversation with Miss Minturn?"
5008	Everything is either''for''or''against''in Christian Science?
5008	Feel all right now, aunty?
5008	Go back for my crutches? 5008 Got another new book, Miss Julia?"
5008	Has Dorothy been talking to you also about the miracles of nineteen hundred years ago?
5008	Has Will never told you that I suggested we try it before having Dorrie submit to an operation?
5008	Has anyone guessed the answer to the conundrum, or charade, or both?
5008	Has n''t it been a wonderful day, papa?
5008	Have I more than usual?
5008	Have n''t you something-- some camphor or salts, Katherine? 5008 Have some one else?"
5008	Have you ever cured anyone of a severe illness?
5008	Have you ever done any healing, Miss Minturn?
5008	Have you had enough?
5008	Have you no fault to find with yourself, Ned Willard? 5008 Have you read''Science and Health''?"
5008	Have you that book,''Science and Health,''with you?
5008	Have you those books-- that you mentioned to- day-- with you?
5008	Have you written Will anything about our recent experiences?
5008	How about that wager, honey?
5008	How about these?
5008	How can I ever express what is in my heart?
5008	How can one make a wager on what ca n''t be verified?
5008	How could I help it when you''ve been so perfectly sweet? 5008 How could they?
5008	How is Dorothy?
5008	How long did you suffer from the pain? 5008 How old is she?"
5008	How so? 5008 How so?"
5008	How will that do, my brave company of sophomores?
5008	I did broach it this time; but--flushing slightly--"something had to be said to get it out of the way, do n''t you know?
5008	I did not know-- I had not looked---"You did not know their language then; but you do now, dear?
5008	I guess you do n''t know your Bible very well, do you, Uncle Phillip?
5008	I have more confidence in you than in anyone else, for I know that you are putting your whole heart into the case, and yet--"What is it, Emelie? 5008 I hope I do not intrude?"
5008	I reckon he''d hardly expect anything else, after I had said''Come,''would he?
5008	I see; you mean that anyone who acquires the principles of Christian Science can demonstrate it by healing the sick?
5008	I will; but what shall I bring you afterwards?
5008	I will; what shall it be?
5008	I wonder if I may say it?
5008	I wonder what I''ll have to pay for that?
5008	I wonder who is''game''now?
5008	I''m very sorry,she said,"but it could n''t have been so awful bad to get well so quickly, could it?"
5008	If I will do that, will you promise not to say anything about to- night?
5008	If a person tells you a lie, where does it come from?
5008	Is Miss Felton''s motion seconded?
5008	Is Miss Minturn in the room? 5008 Is it for-- Dorothy?"
5008	Is it possible? 5008 Is n''t that rather a bold assertion, if God is omnipotent?"
5008	Is n''t this perfectly lovely? 5008 Is the committee ready with another topic?"
5008	Is there fun brewing?
5008	It is a mystery, I confess; but what makes you think that Jesus intended that His way of healing should be continued after His ascension?
5008	It is all passed now, dearie, and we are glad that no one''s good time was spoiled, are n''t we?
5008	Just one word,he pleaded, bending nearer to Katherine,"have you treasured my messengers because of their message?"
5008	Katherine Minturn-- pretty name, is n''t it?
5008	Katherine,the woman at length inquired,"what is this''treatment''which you give the sick?
5008	Kathie, you did not suspect your teacher of having such a seething volcano concealed in her breast, did you?
5008	Mad?
5008	Matter?
5008	May I go with you to your service, next Sunday?
5008	May I have it for always, Katherine?
5008	May I suggest that it is the duty of the offenders to confess their own wrongdoing?
5008	May I tell my sister what you have told me?
5008	Miss Minturn, are n''t you going to shake hands with an old friend?
5008	Miss Minturn, do you believe that you could help Dorothy?
5008	Miss Minturn, do you know that young man?
5008	Miss Minturn, do you see a vessel far out at sea?
5008	Miss Minturn, this is Miss Wild, one of our breezy freshmen-- eh, Jennie?
5008	Miss Minturn, what is your conception of God?
5008	Miss Minturn, what''s the fun that''s brewing in the Junior League?
5008	Miss Reynolds, can you give me any information regarding Miss Minturn?
5008	Must I look away?
5008	No; what do you mean?
5008	Not even to save your nearest and dearest?
5008	Oh, can you do anything for her?
5008	Oh, do you believe in the serpent or devil? 5008 Papa, may I ask her?"
5008	Papa, you can see, ca n''t you?--and you are glad, are n''t you? 5008 Papa,"continued Dorothy, turning to him,"how could you say that Miss Minturn''s idea of God is vague and visionary?"
5008	Perhaps you have heard something about me-- that-- that I am a kind of waif?
5008	Perhaps you have never been ill enough to need them?
5008	Phillip, what do you think of the Christian Scientists? 5008 Queer?"
5008	Really, Sadie, that would help you out, would n''t it? 5008 Sadie, did you have an appointment to meet Mr. Willard to- night?"
5008	Sadie, tell me, what is the trouble?
5008	Sadie, will you never let up on those rosebuds?
5008	Say, girls, is n''t she a dear?
5008	Shall I go to the matron and ask her for something for you?
5008	Shall I read?--what?
5008	Shall we-- shall I go back for them?
5008	Shall you send him the word he asks for, Sadie?
5008	Some physicians believe in hypnotism; do you?
5008	Stanley, have you any brandy in the house?
5008	Suppose Alfred Bent was fond of your sister, Minnie, in the same way, would you like to have him marry her?
5008	Suppose he should still object?
5008	Surely, dear Miss Reynolds, you do not doubt the existence of God?
5008	Surely, dear, you do not think that God ever made anyone, or anything, imperfect or ugly?
5008	Tell me this, please: if everybody became good, perfect in character, would their bodies grow perfect, too? 5008 That''s just another version of the''golden rule,''is n''t it?"
5008	The claim? 5008 The source of life must be Life itself, must it not?
5008	The term''a spirit''implies one of a kind, or, one of many, does it not? 5008 Then dare we say that God-- which is but another term for good, Supreme Good-- created evil?"
5008	Then how does God--- What is God, from your standpoint, Kath-- may I call you Katherine?
5008	Then how does it happen we find him so tangled up in all sorts of deviltry?
5008	Then nothing could be done for her by your method except under those conditions?
5008	Then you believe that we mortals are alone responsible for all the suffering and evil there is in the world?
5008	Then you will not consent to try the healing for Dorothy?
5008	Then, are you willing to keep on under the same treatment?
5008	Then?
5008	There is, I see, no middle ground; so, if one can not think compassionately, even tenderly, of one''s enemy one is guilty of-- hate?
5008	They would look pretty with it, would n''t they?
5008	Think so? 5008 This having to face a''court- martial''was overlooked in planning the campaign, hey?"
5008	This mortal mind is only a counterfeit--"A counterfeit of what?
5008	Truly?
5008	Uncle Phil?
5008	Was n''t it perfectly lovely, Miss Minturn?
5008	Well, Dinah, is anything wanted?
5008	Well, Emelie, what have you to say about it?
5008	Well, I wonder, were those cases''miracles''-- just supernatural wonders, performed merely to prove Jesus''authority to preach a new gospel? 5008 Well, could you identify those girls, whom you overheard in the hall?"
5008	Well, now-- doesn''t that strike you as rather a weak argument for a man to offer for himself?
5008	Well, that was a signal triumph over materia medica, was n''t it? 5008 Well, to go back still farther, why has God permitted such evils and untold misery to exist in the world?"
5008	Well, what are some of your other''many reasons''?
5008	Well, what are you going to do about it? 5008 Well, what do you mean by''infinite spirit?''
5008	Well, what do you think of it, Will?
5008	Well, why not?
5008	Well-- why ca n''t she?
5008	Well?
5008	Well?
5008	Were there any other accomplices in the affair?
5008	What are we going to do without our''Jennie Wild''?
5008	What are you going to do with us, then? 5008 What are you thinking about, Miss Minturn?"
5008	What can I do for you?
5008	What do I think of what, Emelie?
5008	What do you do to stop it?
5008	What do you mean by that?
5008	What do you mean, Ned?
5008	What do you mean?
5008	What do you see?
5008	What do you think of tramps who take possession of your room and drive you out of your comfortable bed?
5008	What does your heart dictate, dear?
5008	What has put that idea into your small head?
5008	What have we here, I wonder?
5008	What have you been doing, doc?
5008	What is it, Miss Reynolds? 5008 What is it?"
5008	What is that about a cane, papa?
5008	What is the matter, honey?
5008	What is this little book, in which you were so absorbed as I came upon you?
5008	What makes you bother your brain with such perplexing questions?
5008	What may I have?
5008	What was that noise? 5008 What was your object and who were your accomplices?
5008	What''ll you wager on it?
5008	Whatever will you do with it now, Sadie?
5008	Where do you find all that?
5008	Where is what?
5008	Where to? 5008 Where?
5008	Who is that, I wonder?
5008	Who told you that?
5008	Why could n''t she have held her tongue altogether, then?
5008	Why not test it upon yourself, Phil?
5008	Why should n''t I follow her?
5008	Why, what do you mean?
5008	Why, who is it?
5008	Why? 5008 Why?"
5008	Why?
5008	Will you come with me?
5008	Will you look up those verses and tell me what you think, the next time you come?
5008	Will you please leave me alone with her for a while?
5008	Will you wait a moment?
5008	Will you-- may I kiss you before you go?
5008	With your guardian and his family?
5008	Would n''t you like to take the book along as a souvenir?
5008	Yes, it is a--"Pardon me, please,he interposed;"it is a five- masted schooner, with sails all set, is it not?"
5008	Yes, of course; one can not help feeling the breaking away; er-- Sadie, was Dr. Stanley in the audience this afternoon?
5008	Yes; are you tired?
5008	Yes; when did you begin to be so interested in Christian Science?
5008	You do not think the account of the creation of man as God''s image and likeness refers to this imperfect mortal or physical body, do you, Dorothy?
5008	You emphasize the word''mortal''; so you make a distinction between a man and a mortal?
5008	You firmly believe that such an incident really occurred?
5008	You have heard of-- Christian Science?
5008	You have seen a lily bulb?
5008	You have such faith in your mother''s healing power, you would trust her before the most noted practitioner of materia medica?
5008	You know how beautifully Mrs. Minturn talked about man''s''God- given dominion,''this morning; did you ever hear anyone say such lovely things? 5008 You know, perhaps, that Miss Minturn is a Christian Scientist?"
5008	You mean that I am not to talk it here?
5008	You refer to my imperfect sight?
5008	You would not marvel at my ability to elucidate a difficult problem in trigonometry?
5008	You''begin to think,''she retorted, roguishly;"have n''t you ever thought it before?
5008	You''re sure you''re a bona- fide uncle and no vanishing''genie''?
5008	-- carefully removing something with a corner of her immaculate handkerchief--"see?"
5008	-- in an indescribable tone--"''who is so great a God as our God?''
5008	--reading aloud--"''news of matters pending at headquarters''--it traveled pretty fast; who was the''scout,''I wonder?
5008	--with a start and a sudden blanching of her face--"are you losing faith in your treatment of Dorothy?"
5008	A lady was seated in a chair, and beside her stood a gentleman(?)
5008	And may I-- would you like me to call you Katherine?"
5008	And what is time, anyway?
5008	And you believe that every statement of that ninety- first psalm can be proved-- made practical?''
5008	And-- Dorrie?"
5008	Are n''t you astonished to find me up?"
5008	Are you autocratically exacting or''assuming unwarrantable authority''by so doing in order to meet the responsibilities devolving upon you?
5008	Are you going to give me away?"
5008	Are you not suffering?"
5008	Are you satisfied with the life you are living?"
5008	As she took the glass from him she inquired:"Is Mrs. Seabrook sleeping?"
5008	Because of the books I confessed to having read?"
5008	But how is it that you, so young, argue so clearly and logically about these things that have puzzled older and wiser heads for ages?"
5008	But how to reconcile God as good, merciful, loving, with the creation and manifestation of evil as we find it on this planet?
5008	But how would you like to change the treatment?"
5008	But how-- how can suffering humanity avail itself of that power?
5008	But now comes the question,''How is this same Ned Willard going to get rid of the undesirable mortal and find the man?''
5008	But to what happy circumstance do we owe the pleasure of your advent here?"
5008	But what are we going to do about this affair?"
5008	But what can you expect of a''freshie''?
5008	But what class have you entered, Miss Minturn?"
5008	But what will you save out to wear with your reception gown to- night?"
5008	But whence came they?"
5008	But where do your practitioners go to learn their method?"
5008	But you did n''t find anything in it-- did you?--to countenance disobedience?"
5008	But, Uncle Phil--""Yes?"
5008	But, do you believe you cured me?"
5008	But--""But what?"
5008	Can I be expected to hold my religion up for ridicule?
5008	Can you stay a long time?"
5008	Circumstantial evidence is not always true evidence, is it?"
5008	Could it be possible, Katherine asked herself in sudden dismay, that certain members of the league were taking this way to get rid of her?
5008	Did he mean to deprive her of her daily bread?
5008	Did you ever see anybody so lost to all things mundane-- save the presence of a certain very dainty little lady-- as he is at this moment?"
5008	Did you ever see anything so lovely?"
5008	Did you hear it?"
5008	Did you prize them enough to keep them-- here?"
5008	Did you rest well, Kathie?"
5008	Did you sleep, mamma?"
5008	Did you?
5008	Do you believe that man-- Peter, I believe, was his name-- performed that cure instantaneously, as related?"
5008	Do you believe that, Miss Minturn?"
5008	Do you believe, Miss Minturn, that normal sight could be restored to that eye?"
5008	Do you know anything about Prof, and Mrs. Seabrook, or how Dorothy is?
5008	Do you know she is awful sick?"
5008	Do you understand it?"
5008	Do you want her particularly, dear?"
5008	Does Dorrie know?"
5008	Does your science reform the drunkard as well as mend broken bones?
5008	Dr. Stanley has told me all about it, and"--with a grimace--"I guess you''ve been busy, too, doctoring some of the materia medica out of him-- eh?"
5008	Have you any real faith in that proposed operation, or even that-- that she will live through it?
5008	Have you been treating me for that, Stanley?"
5008	Have you your camera here?"
5008	He is the''strength of our life''; of whom shall we be afraid?"
5008	He shot a curious look at them, as they were passing; then, to Katharine''s amazement, doffed his hat with a courteous"How do you do, Miss Minturn?
5008	Home went Miss Puff, well primed, to smatter and to pose; Lightly soar on clouds of blissful exaltation, And air her fads, perchance(?)
5008	How did the doctors bear it?"
5008	How is anyone to know which is the right one?"
5008	How is she now?"
5008	How long have you known him?"
5008	How so?"
5008	How would you conquer it in Science?"
5008	How''s that for high?"
5008	Hunt''s?"
5008	I mean your mind and mine?"
5008	I say, Stanley, are you really turning Christian Scientist?"
5008	I say, though"--she interposed, eagerly--"weren''t you mad, through and through, at what he said to you just now?"
5008	I suppose you have heard about the accident?"
5008	I wonder if I shall find Mrs. Hunt at home?"
5008	I wonder what it means?"
5008	If God created everything, and evil can not come out of good, where did evil come from?
5008	Is God good-- if there is a God-- to create only to destroy?
5008	Is it simply prayer?"
5008	Is that your point, Katherine?"
5008	Is there a theater party on the tapis?"
5008	It--""That little leather- covered book I used to see you reading on shipboard?"
5008	Katherine greeted her with a smile as she entered and inquired:"What is the retiring hour, Miss Minot?"
5008	Katherine whispered, amazed,"what are you doing here at this unearthly hour of the night?"
5008	Katherine, have you ever taken the trouble to ascertain what they mean when sent by a swain to a maid?"
5008	Mere sentiment or emotion have nothing in common with your concept of its meaning?"
5008	Minturn would not be teased and could not be defeated in an argument''?"
5008	Minturn''s?"
5008	Minturn?"
5008	Miss Minturn, did you recognize the voices of those two girls whom you overheard in the hall last night?"
5008	Miss Walton, will you tell us what God is, from your point of view?"
5008	Miss Wild, can you tell me just when this accident, which deprived you of your parents, occurred?"
5008	Mrs. Minturn, where is Katherine?"
5008	My child, do you think you will care to own the relationship?"
5008	Now do n''t you think that meant to heal in His way instead of using drugs and all sorts of queer things that the Bible does n''t say anything about?"
5008	Now tell me, Miss Minturn, are you burned?"
5008	Now what is this Spirit?"
5008	Now will you be my guest for the summer?
5008	Now, do you think that Christian Science could solve such a riddle as that?"
5008	Now, you would not say that truth created the lie, permitted it, or was in any way responsible for it, or your suffering on account of it?"
5008	Of course, you have seen many of the wonders of that great storehouse of art?"
5008	Of what use is its life?
5008	Phillip, do you believe that anything will ever permanently relieve that child of pain?"
5008	Seabrook?"
5008	She was frightened nearly out of her senses, and demanded, right and left,''Young ladies, where is the fire?
5008	Stanley?"
5008	That I have not been injured and do not resent that injury?"
5008	Then naturally follows the question,''Who created his satanic majesty?''
5008	Then she added:"What do you know about the''new tongue''?"
5008	Then she asked:"Is that your engagement ring, dear?"
5008	Then she inquired:"How did Dr. Stanley learn that you and your mother are Scientists?"
5008	Then turning to Dorothy, he inquired:"And how does my small niece find herself this afternoon?"
5008	Then, suddenly arousing herself, she detached a beautiful pink rosebud from the lapel of her jacket, saying, brightly:"Do you love flowers, Dorothy?
5008	Then, to change the subject, she inquired:"Now, tell me, was n''t that last tableau about as fine as anything could be?"
5008	Then, tossing back the hair from his forehead, he added, with an effort to be facetious:"I wonder how your science would work on that?
5008	Uncle Phillip?"
5008	Was he with her party?"
5008	We are making great plans, are n''t we?"
5008	Well, Dorrie, what shall I bring you from the city?"
5008	Well, what happens when you turn the light of truth upon a lie?"
5008	Well, who did?
5008	What can we do for you?"
5008	What constitutes a Christian Scientist''s prayer and understanding?"
5008	What did you do for them?"
5008	What do you doctors mean by that?
5008	What do you think of such a confession as that from a doubly dyed M.D.?"
5008	What do you think?"
5008	What does my''brown- eyed lassie''say?"
5008	What fault have you to find with me?"
5008	What has possessed you to ask me that?"
5008	What have I done?
5008	What human father or mother would torture their offspring simply because an ancestor, many generations ago, had committed a crime, however heinous?
5008	What is Mr. Willard''s business, Sadie?"
5008	What is man and his relation to God?
5008	What is''nature''?"
5008	What made you think that?"
5008	What possible objection can you have to giving the method a trial?"
5008	What shall I do?"
5008	What sin could an innocent child like Dorrie be guilty of, to bring upon her the curse of torture that she has endured for the last eight years?"
5008	What was that you read me from your little book about it feeding the body?"
5008	What were you hiding here for, if you had nothing to do with it?
5008	What would you think of it as a-- a match?"
5008	Whatever has given you such a magnificent color?"
5008	Whatever is the matter?"
5008	Where did they come from?
5008	Where did you meet him?
5008	Where do you get your authority for that, Miss Minturn?"
5008	Where do you propose to make your church home?"
5008	Where, in God''s Word, which is conceded to be the guide for humanity, do you find authority for them?"
5008	Who can the donor be?"
5008	Who has told you, Miss Minturn?"
5008	Who sent''em?"
5008	Why can not you let me alone?"
5008	Why did you omit the article?"
5008	Why do you condemn it without a trial-- without investigation?
5008	Why have you come?
5008	Why, papa, do n''t you see?
5008	Why, then, had they invited her to join it in the first place?
5008	Will they try the Science for her?
5008	Will you allow her to?"
5008	Will you kindly look me directly in the eyes?"
5008	Will you kindly signal for us?"
5008	Will you read it if I leave it with you?"
5008	Will you say to her, if there is any way I can serve her, I shall be only too glad of the opportunity?"
5008	Will you stop meeting Mr. Willard on the sly?"
5008	With it also came the query,"What would Prof. Seabrook think of having Christian Science healing deliberately practiced in Hilton Seminary?"
5008	Wo n''t it be fun?"
5008	Would it be too ridiculous to try their method for a while?"
5008	Would not that destroy the omnipresence of God?"
5008	Would you, dear?"
5008	You are sure you''re not guying me, doctor?"
5008	You know the promise,''If ye ask anything in My name, believing''?
5008	You remember I spoke to you yesterday regarding Miss Reynolds''illness?"
5008	You see, I had n''t quite gotten over the other affair, and--""But you have now, Sadie?"
5008	You will try to think of that often to- day, will you not, Dorothy?"
5008	and the girl glanced at the bottles,"and this?"
5008	are n''t you just a little bit sorry, Kathleen mavourneen?"
5008	are you crazy that you dare eat meat, potatoes and vegetables-- yes, and pie!--with such a fever?"
5008	but could she give a lucid explication?
5008	by whom were you''commissioned,''Miss Archer?"
5008	do n''t you see that I am free?--that I can walk as well as you?"
5008	do n''t you see, she just took all the wind out of our sails to begin with?
5008	do you know how long we have been talking?"
5008	do you mean I must declare that that man is not dishonest-- that he has not wronged me?
5008	do you not know that he is partially blind?"
5008	excuse me-- enjoying life?"
5008	had they any special significance?
5008	have n''t you time to tell me just one thing more?"
5008	honey,"she exclaimed, as her chum appeared in the doorway,"do n''t you want to come with me?"
5008	is anything the matter?"
5008	made straight and well?"
5008	may I go to your room?"
5008	not the least bit?
5008	of what use the advent of future generations if there is no way to rise above, or conquer, such adverse conditions?
5008	oh, where is the fire?''"
5008	she cried, gayly,"to be planning for your wedding, and you two lovers have n''t yet come to a definite understanding?"
5008	she exclaimed;"where is it?"
5008	she went on, breathlessly,"did you see poor old Webb on the upper floor?
5008	she went on, with shining eyes,"and we know it was, do n''t we?
5008	that you did nothing but''demonstrate mentally,''as you Scientists express it?"
5008	to arbitrarily force these little innocents into the world to fight the unequal battle with evil?
5008	we have to come under the rod, do n''t we?"
5008	were you burned, Miss Minturn?"
5008	what does he want down here?"
5008	what for?"
5008	what have I said?"
5008	what is the matter?"
5008	what is the world coming to with its ever- changing creeds, doctrines and opinions?
5008	what is this mystery of suffering that we see all about us?
5008	what time is it?"
5008	what''s the subject?"
5008	where from, I wonder?"
5008	who has given us away?
5008	who was it?"
5008	whom have we here?"
5008	why-- is the world so full of it?"
5008	will you let me fasten this on your coat?
5008	with all that fever?"
5008	would sick people get strong and well and happy?"
53802	''Tis there ye are sufferin''? 53802 A South American diamond?"
53802	A million dollars?
53802	A special way of knowing things?
53802	A stone, did you say?
53802	Aboud how log would i d taig him to ged there ad thad rade?
53802	Africa, perhaps?
53802	After you had lifted the steamship up into the air,said Luther,"how soon could you get her across the ocean?"
53802	Already done it?
53802	Am I a liar?
53802	And how do you know he did? 53802 And how much bigger,"asked William,"is this than the Sancy?"
53802	And how vasd is thad?
53802	And much larger than any of the famous diamonds?
53802	And that it was a little different from the way I usually sing it?
53802	And the Koh- i- noor?
53802	And the Star of the South?
53802	And the thing is no bigger than your two hands?
53802	And they never deceived us?
53802	And we have probably been there?
53802	And what are your hopes?
53802	And what did I say?
53802	And what do you say she wants?
53802	And what makes light travel so fast? 53802 And what''s that?"
53802	And where is it now?
53802	And which are you?
53802	And you had no idea I was coming?
53802	And you really believe i d?
53802	And you, Cyrus? 53802 And your father?
53802	And your teeth are gone?
53802	Any greater age? 53802 Are you Dr. Alton''s son?"
53802	Are you absolutely sure that Ruth did not tell him?
53802	Are you pretending that you do n''t know why I am here?
53802	Are you sure it''s your dollar?
53802	Are you sure you can do it?
53802	Are you sure,said William,"that we have all seen it?"
53802	Are you sure?
53802	Are you sure?
53802	Are you sure?
53802	Are you sure?
53802	Are you sure?
53802	Are you the only person in the house?
53802	Are you the only person in the house?
53802	Are you tired?
53802	Ashamed of? 53802 Atlantis?"
53802	Beads vairy dales, doesn''d i d?
53802	Believe it? 53802 Bigger than God?"
53802	Bigger than what?
53802	Braver? 53802 But Ruth says you often know what people think, or are going to say, before they say it?"
53802	But a Christian is lots better than any of the others-- isn''t he?
53802	But are you pop sure it can do these things? 53802 But are you sure?"
53802	But how can you get hold of the miracle?
53802	But how do you know we have never been there?
53802	But how will you be supporting Ruth all that time? 53802 But it means for dogs, too, does n''t it?"
53802	But not diamonds-- not this same material?
53802	But not long?
53802	But once a city?
53802	But suppose Cyrus is imprisoned for life, or hanged, as often happens to train robbers?
53802	But tell me, Defender of Women, why do you wish for a girl? 53802 But tell me, Drowsy,"she demanded,"how came you here and why did you ask all those crazy questions?
53802	But the Christian religion is the best, is n''t it-- to go to heaven with?
53802	But the famous''Dresden''is that color, is n''t it?
53802	But what part of the world? 53802 But what''s the use of so many?"
53802	But who ever saw such a diamond?
53802	But why is n''t there one?
53802	But why not now? 53802 But why should they build their cities in those sunless chasms?"
53802	But why so sure, Cyrus? 53802 But you do n''t care for that candy?"
53802	But you do n''t remember?
53802	But you know it is n''t?
53802	But you really do n''t know when?
53802	But you_ do_ believe it?
53802	But, Mr. Heywood,said Cyrus,"what''s Ruth done that she should be punished and not have what she wants, and wants ever so much?"
53802	But, are you sure, Bressani,said the Senior Partner,"absolutely sure that it_ is_ a diamond?"
53802	But, of course, you are not absolutely sure it is the same material?
53802	Call you? 53802 Can he play ball any better?"
53802	Can you tell me, sir, where this is; what place?
53802	Can you tell me,said Cyrus,"about how much it is worth?"
53802	Changed my mind? 53802 Could n''t this have come from some other planet?"
53802	Could our connoisseur be quite such a fool as that?
53802	Could you read the thoughts of another person, do you think? 53802 Could you tell me,"he inquired, always deferentially,"the name of the nearest town?"
53802	D''ye feel so bad as that, little man?
53802	Did all those wives,he asked,"sit with Solomon in one pew on Sunday?"
53802	Did he go up at all?
53802	Did he say children, too?
53802	Did n''t you even think of me yesterday or this morning?
53802	Did seven hundred women like that sit around the breakfast table with Solomon every morning?
53802	Did the little blond hero happen to notice how I finished the prayer song this morning?
53802	Did you ever see the Hope diamond?
53802	Did you find this piece all alone, by itself,--apart from others?
53802	Didn''d he bake a lod of bunny all of a zudden?
53802	Do I have to give it to you?
53802	Do n''t know what?
53802	Do n''t understand what things?
53802	Do n''t you remember ever having seen a portrait of her?
53802	Do n''t you see,he said,"the difference between eight and twenty is twelve, is n''t it?"
53802	Do n''t you think so yourself?
53802	Do n''t you understand how it was?
53802	Do people always look around before choosing their religion?
53802	Do they have a better chance than Baptists or Methodists or Unitarians?
53802	Do they want your help as another doctor?
53802	Do you feel that way?
53802	Do you happen to know the town of Tarbes?
53802	Do you happen to speak English, madam?
53802	Do you know nothing of its history?
53802	Do you know of any other respectable young woman of your acquaintance who has done anything like it?
53802	Do you know of any richer period in human thought? 53802 Do you mean that you will stay here all your life, from a sense of duty?"
53802	Do you mean to say that you do n''t know why I am here?
53802	Do you mean,said her father,"that your voice carried from this house to his, nearly a mile away?"
53802	Do you realize, Signora,he said at last,"that you have developed a most extraordinary faculty?"
53802	Do you really think, Ruth, that Cyrus learned of the accident in that way?
53802	Do you think Cyrus will get over this, Doctor? 53802 Does it hurt?"
53802	Does n''t the Bible say anything about that?
53802	Does n''t what?
53802	Does your mother know what you have been doing here?
53802	Done what?
53802	Dried up at your age? 53802 Droitwich?"
53802	Elijah what?
53802	Father, was Jesus so very good?
53802	Father, why is n''t there a picture of my mother somewhere round the house?
53802	For you to keep and not give back?
53802	Forgot what?
53802	Fragments of what?
53802	Has she never told you not to cut up books?
53802	Have you ever been to Foix?
53802	Have you never seen a portrait of her?
53802	He knew that you could n''t hear anything_ he_ said?
53802	How budge?
53802	How could I? 53802 How did he do i d?"
53802	How did he like it? 53802 How did that happen?"
53802	How did you happen to know, this afternoon, that Mrs. Heywood had broken her leg?
53802	How do you do it? 53802 How do you know I wrote a second letter?"
53802	How do you know it ai n''t?
53802	How has he deceived anybody?
53802	How long have you been able to do this?
53802	How many?
53802	How much did the Cullinan weigh?
53802	How much is the Great Mogul?
53802	How much?
53802	How old? 53802 How punished?"
53802	How, funny?
53802	I beg your pardon for being so persistent, but may I ask you one more question, even more foolish than the others? 53802 I guess it''s safer than any of the others, is n''t it?"
53802	I mean what is it made of? 53802 I mean, which kind of religion is the-- is the safest?"
53802	If one,said Cyrus,"is enough for men around here, why should your Solomon need seven hundred?"
53802	If you speak English wo n''t you please say something? 53802 If you thought of me so much, why did n''t you write to me?"
53802	Important? 53802 In America?"
53802	In New York? 53802 In the state of Massachusetts?"
53802	Irreparable injury? 53802 Is Cyrus guying us, Doctor, or is he only dotty?"
53802	Is Dr. Alton at home?
53802	Is God a Congregashalist?
53802	Is a married feller stronger and can he run faster than the feller that is n''t married?
53802	Is it not possible your own brain may have played you a trick? 53802 Is it so very remarkable?"
53802	Is it some new form of electricity you discovered?
53802	Is it the palace, or villa, of some King, or Prince or Duke-- or something?
53802	Is it there now,--the machine?
53802	Is n''t the circus better?
53802	Is n''t there a famous Sancy diamond?
53802	Is n''t this America?
53802	Is she in France?
53802	Is she not at home?
53802	Is that really true, Cyrus? 53802 Is that true?"
53802	Is that yours?
53802	Is the district difficult to reach?
53802	Is there a portrait of your mother here?
53802	Is this a habit of yours-- making love in the dark to women you do n''t know? 53802 Is this much larger,"inquired Cyrus,"than that Dresden diamond?"
53802	Is this really the end?
53802	Is what?
53802	It is blue, is n''t it?
53802	Just a little one?
53802	Just what did she say, Stella?
53802	Just what do you mean, Cyrus?
53802	Just what is it?
53802	Know him? 53802 Larger than this?"
53802	Me? 53802 Me?
53802	Never?
53802	Never?
53802	No, ma''am,"Do you know when he will return?
53802	Nobody in Longfields has more than one, have they?
53802	Not Cyrus?
53802	Not anywhere in the house?
53802	Not even a minister?
53802	Not like it? 53802 Not now?
53802	Nothing else at all?
53802	Of course he has told you where you were born?
53802	Oh, Miss Ruth, are you ill?
53802	Oh, it''s you she wants, is it?
53802	On your way to my house?
53802	Our children?
53802	Perhaps what?
53802	Really? 53802 Really?"
53802	Ruins of what?
53802	Ruth,he said,"do you know how Cyrus heard of your mother''s accident so soon after it happened?"
53802	Sent what?
53802	Seven hundred, all alive at once?
53802	Shall we let him come?
53802	She? 53802 So you will never forgive me?"
53802	Sorry for what?
53802	Stay here? 53802 Tell you what?"
53802	That is funny, is n''t it?
53802	That shows how relative all things are, does n''t it? 53802 That would be funny, would n''t it?"
53802	The nature of the country?
53802	Then how do you know they want me?
53802	Then how does he get it?
53802	Then it ca n''t be any part of Asia, or even India?
53802	Then it is the largest you have ever seen?
53802	Then she is here, after all?
53802	Then she was your step- mother perhaps?
53802	Then this diamond of mine,he said,"would be ten times bigger than the Koh- i- noor or any of those other stones?"
53802	Then what state_ is_ this?
53802	Then why be hiding something? 53802 Then why did n''t you bring a larger piece?
53802	Then why do you do it?
53802	Then you crossed an ocean? 53802 Then you think it is not glass?"
53802	Then, how could we see it?--from a railway train-- or from a steamship?
53802	These things were scattered about the ground?
53802	This certainly is not a hospital, is it?
53802	Thought what?
53802	To what?
53802	Vorty- eight billions of biles? 53802 Was he married when he was a child?"
53802	Was he sure it was the Diva?
53802	Was she Italian?
53802	Well you look so, anyway; does n''t he, Martha?
53802	Well, Countess, will you give me your solemn word of honor to guard the secret if I tell you?
53802	Well, Miss Ruth Heywood, and Mr. Cyrus Alton, what can I do for you this morning?
53802	Well, ai n''t it true?
53802	Well, children, what is it?
53802	Well,--isn''t He?
53802	Well-- now-- is that a nice business, Ruth, for a model husband? 53802 Whad thigs?"
53802	What are you saying?
53802	What did she say?
53802	What do they believe,--the Unitarians?
53802	What do you mean, Cyrus? 53802 What do you mean, Ruth?
53802	What do you mean?
53802	What do you mean?
53802	What do you mean?
53802	What do you think I dreamed? 53802 What do you think did happen, Drowsy?"
53802	What does he say?
53802	What does it matter? 53802 What does it say?"
53802	What for?
53802	What hurt?
53802	What is it, Uncle Fred? 53802 What is it?"
53802	What is she singing?
53802	What is still coming, Cyrus? 53802 What is that?"
53802	What is the nearest town of importance;--the nearest city?
53802	What is to take its place, Cyrus?
53802	What is your name?
53802	What kind of a stone?
53802	What more can I say, Drowsy? 53802 What mountains?"
53802	What on earth is that?
53802	What part of France?
53802	What state?
53802	What thing?
53802	What thing_ do_ you want to know?
53802	What was it?
53802	What was its history, Bressani?
53802	What was this man''s name?
53802	What''ll you bet I ca n''t hit Luther from here?
53802	What''s a bad habit?
53802	What''s bigger?
53802	What''s the difference?
53802	What''s the kind of good that it does?
53802	What''s the matter, Cyrus? 53802 What''s the use of a ring?"
53802	What''s the use of crawling about on the earth like a bug? 53802 What''s your scheme?"
53802	When did Dr. Alton say he would be back?
53802	When did he go?
53802	When did that happen?
53802	When do you expect her?
53802	When was the last time?
53802	When you say any quantity, do you mean enough to run a typewriter-- or an automobile?
53802	When?
53802	Where could I find out? 53802 Where did he live?"
53802	Where did you get such an idea, Ruth?
53802	Where did you get this money, Cyrus?
53802	Where has he gone?
53802	Where?
53802	Where?
53802	Which do you like best?
53802	Which do you think, Joanna?
53802	Which kind are the surest?
53802	Which next?
53802	Who but you could call me here?
53802	Who is his bardner?
53802	Who is it?
53802	Who then?
53802	Who?
53802	Who?
53802	Who?
53802	Who?
53802	Whose house do you think it is?
53802	Whose idea is this?
53802	Why blush?
53802	Why did you never happen to tell me?
53802	Why do n''t they tell us things worth remembering? 53802 Why do we come here, father?
53802	Why do you ask, Cyrus?
53802	Why not? 53802 Why not?
53802	Why not?
53802	Why not?'' 53802 Why of course not?"
53802	Why of course not?
53802	Why shameful, Countess?
53802	Why, who told you?
53802	Why-- what was it?
53802	Why? 53802 Why?"
53802	Why?
53802	Will he ever gum bag, Jibby?
53802	Will he stay long?
53802	Will you do me a favor?
53802	Will you please take this note and the flowers to Ruth, Stella, and ask if I can see her?
53802	Will you promise not to be angry or say anything bad?
53802	With no dynamo, nor motor, nor transformer?
53802	With no instruments whatever?
53802	Yes, but-- but in what ways is a feller better?
53802	Yes, of course, but how long ago did you find you could do this?
53802	Yes, of course, wo n''t you come in?
53802	Yes, that is true, is n''t it?
53802	Yes, you have done it before, but how do you do it? 53802 Yes-- that Worcester is the one you mean, is it not?"
53802	You are telling me the truth, are n''t you, old friend?
53802	You bead he is bious?
53802	You came in that?
53802	You do n''t know in what country you were when you found it-- or bought it?
53802	You do n''t mean that you are not coming back to-- to Longfields-- to me? 53802 You do n''t really mean it?"
53802	You do n''t want to grow up and know less than anybody else-- even less than school children?
53802	You have never heard of any one else who has been there?
53802	You know nothing of the history of those people, of their manners and customs?
53802	You mean her-- her mind is affected?
53802	You mean if he answered back you could n''t get it?
53802	You mean no bad weather?
53802	You mean what kind of glass?
53802	You mean,said the Senior Partner,"it would be impossible to guess, even approximately, at its value?"
53802	You remember Cyrus Alton, do n''t you, Uncle Fred?
53802	You remember our wedding at the Unitarian Church, away back in that enchanted past?
53802	You say these ruins are very old?
53802	You say we have all heard of this country?
53802	You say you-- you knew of the accident?
53802	You think it might be rock crystal?
53802	You will forgive me, Ruth, wo n''t you?
53802	''Tis the belly ache?"
53802	''What''s it going to cost you?''
53802	206"But once a city?"
53802	208"Older than human history"209"The dried bones of its own past, whatever it was"212"But why build their cities in those sunless chasms?"
53802	A few days later, when he was curled up at one end of the sofa with a book, he asked:"What is the transmigration of souls?"
53802	Across the water?"
53802	Afraid you are going to die?"
53802	Alton?"
53802	Alton?"
53802	Alton?"
53802	Alton?"
53802	Alton?"
53802	Am I not even to correspond with her?"
53802	And after all why should I call you?
53802	And as for The Only Woman in the world, if other women had changed their minds why not this one?
53802	And did he fix the vane?"
53802	And he has regretted it ever since?"
53802	And how?"
53802	And if God is good and not mean-- why did he make Bobby Carter a hunchback?"
53802	And if men are so smart, why did n''t they use electricity thousands of years ago instead of just now?
53802	And it''s true, is n''t it?"
53802	And was it a message?
53802	And where did you think yourself?
53802	And who cares anyway?
53802	And why not keep heat all winter?
53802	And why not, pray?"
53802	And why not?
53802	And why not?
53802	And why should she, poor thing?
53802	And you have really done it, Drowsy?"
53802	And you really consider robbery an honorable business?"
53802	And, anyway, why should a bird be so much better off than men and other animals?
53802	Any greater age?"
53802	Are we in Massachusetts?"
53802	Are we to laugh at it?"
53802	Are ye sick?
53802	Are you absolutely sure no previous knowledge of each other''s intentions may have helped a little?"
53802	Are you fond of pictures?"
53802	Are you little or big?"
53802	As he caressed the glistening marvel he asked:"Do other people know of these ruins?"
53802	As he seated himself beside her, she asked:"Were you ever married, Cyrus?"
53802	As the two men stood by the work bench, and Katz took a second look at his visitor''s face, he said:"What''s the matter?
53802	Because what?
53802	But dell be, is he really goig to dry vor i d?"
53802	But did n''t he say when he was coming back?"
53802	But s''pose I died in a few days, would you have to be married all the rest of your life to a dead boy?"
53802	But what do we have to do after we are married?"
53802	But what is it?"
53802	But where will you go when you once get up?"
53802	But where''s the fun of it?"
53802	But where?
53802	But who told you our Diva was here about?"
53802	But whose is it?"
53802	But why are you so interested in religion all of a sudden?
53802	But why these questions?
53802	But you prefer cocoanut pie to all the others?"
53802	But, even more gently than before, he inquired:"You do n''t know what state we are in?"
53802	By what mysterious agency had this yearning of a woman''s heart stirred the brain of the far away Cyrus?
53802	Ca n''t you open them wider?"
53802	Calmly, but with an obvious effort at self control she answered:"Do you think there is no gossip in Longfields, no comment on my unexpected arrival?
53802	Can you beat it?"
53802	Can you tell me what place this is?"
53802	Coming a step nearer, he demanded with suppressed enthusiasm:"Do you care for snakes or mice?"
53802	Could anything be more frightful than to know, at times, what people really thought of you?
53802	Could there be a harmony between these two spirits so intimate as to render the written word superfluous?
53802	Could this be a deaf and dumb asylum?
53802	Could you tell me what-- er-- what state this is?"
53802	Cyrus also smiled--"But tell me, father, just for fun, what religion is the best?"
53802	Cyrus listened, and understood; then inquired:"Was He a Congregashalist?"
53802	DREAMS?
53802	Dear me, Cyrus, do you think of taking your wife to the moon?"
53802	Did he ever get his bunny bag?"
53802	Did he really go up that way with those fat horses?"
53802	Did she die here in this house?"
53802	Did you ever happen to realize what a self- starting, Johnny- on- the- Spot, up- to- date miracle your memory is?"
53802	Do brave men run away?
53802	Do n''t they all know that?"
53802	Do n''t you believe what the Bible says?"
53802	Do n''t you remember?"
53802	Do you happen to be interested in electro kinetics?"
53802	Do you hear?"
53802	Do you mean a letter?"
53802	Do you s''pose they all slept in the same bed?"
53802	Do you think an unmarried woman can travel about the world alone with a young man as I did, and keep her good name?"
53802	Do you think it would be funny to dig ditches all your life and drive oxen like old Sim Barker?"
53802	Do you want to marry a train robber?"
53802	Does a dentist do it-- or something like that?"
53802	Does he allow you to do such things?"
53802	Does it take long to have it done?"
53802	Does n''t your mother punish you for telling such fibs?"
53802	Dreaming you are a bird?"
53802	Got the cash with you?"
53802	Greek or Roman, perhaps?"
53802	Has he been to the very center of the earth?"
53802	Has he lived up to it?"
53802	Have you any objections to being a millionaire?"
53802	Have you lost any limbs?"
53802	Have you seen it work yourself?"
53802	He recalled the look in her eyes when----"Do tell us what you think of it-- just how you feel about it, Cyrus?"
53802	Here the much embarrassed Ruth interrupted:"Please do n''t think, Dr. Gladwin, that----""That you treat other patients as kindly?
53802	How are you?
53802	How can you do such a thing?"
53802	How could I?
53802	How could you tell what I was going to say?"
53802	How do you feel?"
53802	How do you know?
53802	How does the miracle get its power?"
53802	How far are we from Worcester?"
53802	How old are you?"
53802	How old was he?"
53802	How on earth could I get it?"
53802	How var away is Bars, eddyway?"
53802	How?
53802	How_ can_ you say such a thing?"
53802	If I got into a big cannon ball and was shot up into the air how many hundreds of miles would I go before I would fall back?
53802	If she hated and despised him, why live?
53802	If you are the faithful soul you pretend to be, why did n''t you write me months ago?"
53802	In Australia?"
53802	In a higher, thinner voice he demanded:"What makes one kind of electricity do what another kind ca n''t?
53802	In a voice between a gasp and a shout of rage he demanded:"Who is that boy?
53802	In this vicinity?"
53802	Is Cyrus going to New York?"
53802	Is Joanna your sister?"
53802	Is he wild on other subjects, or is it only one screw that''s loose?"
53802	Is it a desert-- like Sahara, for instance?"
53802	Is it an emergency call?"
53802	Is it better that way?"
53802	Is it nothing but glass, after all?"
53802	Is it your wish to sell this diamond to us?"
53802	Is she there?"
53802	Is that a joke?
53802	Is that just what she said?"
53802	It is rather pleasant here, do n''t you think?"
53802	It said, distinctly, but in a tone too low for the taller people to hear:"How do you do, little stupid?"
53802	It was Pliny, the elder, who said,"Indeed, what is there that does not appear marvelous when it comes to our knowledge for the first time?"
53802	It was all by sea?"
53802	Just for the pleasure of doing this?"
53802	Just guess at it?"
53802	Just tell me what kind of a place this is?
53802	Just whad is i d?"
53802	Kide of sleeby eyes, hasn''d he?"
53802	Marry?"
53802	May I touch your face just a little?"
53802	Mine?"
53802	Mr. Bressani in a low, somewhat awe stricken tone, said:"And there is really much of it?"
53802	Not this very minute?"
53802	Of others, beside our invalid, here?"
53802	Of what good this sudden wealth when his best friend, after these years of economy and self sacrifice, was not here to enjoy it?
53802	Oh, why begin all over again?
53802	Or is it his unspoken words that you read?"
53802	Or was he merely amusing himself at her expense?
53802	Or was it an individual form of spiritual sympathy, some ethereal harmony attuned by superhuman guidance to a chosen few?
53802	Our friendship is too precious for that, is n''t it?
53802	Pointing to a dish of fruit on a further table, he asked:"Wo n''t you have an apple?"
53802	Really, is it you?"
53802	Really?"
53802	She might be a perfect copy of myself?
53802	So you think it''s perfectly natural for a man to hide from his old friends all knowledge of his marriage-- as he would a murder?"
53802	Something on your mind?"
53802	Tell me, have you the same wonder- working eyes and mouth and haughty bearing?
53802	That I am no more to you than anybody else?"
53802	That seems an awful lot for one man, does n''t it?"
53802	That you are going to stay here forever?"
53802	That''s fair, is n''t it?"
53802	That''s robbery, is n''t it?"
53802	The same message?"
53802	The same, I suppose?"
53802	Then Cyrus, after a good look into the face of the dog beside him:"Whose soul do you suppose is in Zac?"
53802	Then Mr. Bressani asked:"What_ is_ this diamond''s country?"
53802	Then as his eyes rested on a little music box that lay on the table beside him, he exclaimed, with enthusiasm:"You like good music?"
53802	Then why pretend you did n''t know you were in England?"
53802	Then, after another silence:"But where did he get it?
53802	Then, with a smile:"I suppose you have often known what_ I_ was thinking?"
53802	Then, without committing either of us, if you are still as blind, as reckless and perverse as you are to- night, you can----""Still alive, Ruth?"
53802	There was touch of contempt in Cyrus''s manner as he replied:"You do n''t even know what I mean?"
53802	This city of Worcester is in the State of Massachusetts, is it not?"
53802	Turning to Cyrus, he inquired,"What are you going to live on?
53802	Was he a wandering lunatic escaped from his keepers, preferring darkness to light?
53802	Was he on the border land of the supernatural?
53802	Was his son the master of a vital secret, a mysterious power now unknown to science but, in future years perhaps, to be common knowledge?
53802	Was it in Cambridge?"
53802	Was it long ago that she died?"
53802	Was it the voice he had heard in the darkness-- in the motor, that night?
53802	Was it within the realms of material science?
53802	Was this hideous gloom a regular habit with English nights?
53802	What about the surface of Abyssinia?
53802	What are the products of the Cape of Good Hope?
53802	What better test of my affection could you want?
53802	What can it be?"
53802	What do I have to do?"
53802	What do we do first?"
53802	What do you mean, Ruth?"
53802	What do you mean?
53802	What do_ you_ think it is, glass?"
53802	What held him in Longfields-- or anywhere else?
53802	What is going to be your business?"
53802	What is it?"
53802	What is that, father?"
53802	What is the material?"
53802	What things?"
53802	What traveler, in his senses, could be so far astray?
53802	What''ll you have, Ruth?"
53802	What''s a tooth, an eye, or a few hairs more or less to an honest lover?"
53802	What''s his name?"
53802	What''s his name?"
53802	What''s his name?"
53802	What''s his occupation, now?"
53802	What''s the news from Longdeado?"
53802	What''s the process?"
53802	What?
53802	When the hat was again on his head, he looked calmly at the girl with the eyes and inquired:"Why did you call me stupid?"
53802	When you get up to- morrow and wish to get well and strong you will begin to eat again, wo n''t you?"
53802	When?
53802	Where I am?"
53802	Where are the Barbary States?
53802	Where is he?"
53802	Where is she?
53802	Where is she?"
53802	Which is the largest African Lake?
53802	Who calls me?"
53802	Who could believe a human voice or a thought could penetrate those black, appalling depths?
53802	Who could enter this bower unless shadowed by the Breath of Scandal?
53802	Who in the world, except Joanna would mourn, or even miss him?
53802	Who in thunder cares for the climate of Uruguay or the exports of Ecuador?
53802	Who in thunder wants to know about the products of Madagascar?
53802	Who is he?
53802	Who is he?
53802	Who''d ever be such a fool as to want to remember the population of Thibet?
53802	Why a boy?
53802	Why be a skeptic?
53802	Why did n''t you see it by day light?"
53802	Why did you call me across the water?
53802	Why do n''t they tell me things I want to know?"
53802	Why do n''t you button up your coat in front?
53802	Why do you think I do n''t like it?"
53802	Why has he run away?
53802	Why important, Cyrus?"
53802	Why manufacture power when the whole universe is vibrating with it?
53802	Why not keep some overnight to read by?
53802	Why not?
53802	Why not?
53802	Why not?"
53802	Why part again?
53802	Why should a hen-- just a hen-- have wings and not a boy?
53802	Why should they know it?
53802	Why should you ask such a question?"
53802	Why stick so tight to the ground?
53802	Why try to improve an already perfect thing?
53802	Why zo zlow?"
53802	Why, Cyrus, what_ do_ you mean?
53802	Will they believe that you, whom they have known from boyhood, whom they respect and like, would carry me off by force, entirely against my will?"
53802	Will you?"
53802	Will you?"
53802	Will you?"
53802	With some impatience William demanded:"Now just what do you mean, Cyrus?"
53802	With the Bressani eyebrows still in the air their owner inquired:"You say this was lying on the top of the ground?"
53802	Wo n''t you please say that in English?"
53802	Wo n''t you walk in?"
53802	Would a stone keep on dropping till it came out the other side?"
53802	Would it be worth sixty times four hundred thousand dollars?
53802	Would n''t it?"
53802	Would that be all right?"
53802	Would that be satisfactory to you?"
53802	Would you be so mean as that?"
53802	Would you get tired of me?"
53802	Would you mind just telling me what part of the country we are in?
53802	Would you mind seeing him just a minute, and looking at it?"
53802	You do n''t really mean what you say?
53802	You know what a box kite is?"
53802	You mean fifteen hundred years?
53802	You really do not know what I mean?"
53802	[ Illustration:"BUT ONCE A CITY?"
53802	[ Illustration:"BUT WHO EVER SAW SUCH A DIAMOND?"
53802	[ Illustration:"BUT WHY BUILD THEIR CITIES IN THOSE SUNLESS CHASMS?"
53802	[ Illustration] IX DREAMS?
53802	_ Luther._ Do you promise to endure with all your worldly goods?
53802	_ Luther._ Will you hold on for better than worse?
53802	_ Luther._ Will you take this wedded boy for your husband?
53802	_ Luther._ Will you take this wedded girl for your wife?
53802	_ Luther._ You promise to obey?
39713	Burali- Forti''s reasoning,I said,"does it not seem to you irreproachable?"
39713	What more do you want?
39713	Yes, I know; but then what good are you?
39713	( 2) Can we reduce to one and the same measure facts which transpire in different worlds?
39713	201 The Mind Dispelling Optical Illusions 202 Euclid not Necessary 202 Without Hypotheses, no Science 203 What Outcome?
39713	2º Once in possession of the concept of the mathematical continuum, is one safe from contradictions analogous to those which gave birth to it?
39713	A naturalist who never had studied the elephant except in the microscope, would he think he knew the animal adequately?
39713	After all, have we any other reason to believe in the existence of material objects?
39713	After what we have just said, is there still need to answer this objection?
39713	Among all these possible explanations, how make a choice for which the aid of experiment fails us?
39713	Among the terms proportional to the squares of the velocities, how distinguish those which come from_ T_ or from_ U_?
39713	Among these thousand routes opening before us, it is necessary to make a choice, at least provisional; in this choice, what shall guide us?
39713	And Newton''s law itself?
39713	And after that?
39713	And are such signals inconceivable, if we admit with Laplace that universal gravitation is transmitted a million times more rapidly than light?
39713	And besides, why do we speak of measuring?
39713	And does our ether really exist?
39713	And first of all, are they such uncompromising realists as has been said?
39713	And first what does this question mean?
39713	And first what should we understand by objectivity?
39713	And first, can we conserve the principles of relativity?
39713	And first, what is chance?
39713	And for these, then, what is the measure of their objectivity?
39713	And further: how is error possible in mathematics?
39713	And here a question arises: How can a demonstration not sufficiently rigorous for the analyst suffice for the physicist?
39713	And how is this deduction made?
39713	And if it can not, how dare we reason about it?
39713	And if the law should one day be found false?
39713	And if there are, how recognize them?
39713	And if there were not this accord, should we not have also the right to say experience had proven the falsity of the non- Euclidean geometry?
39713	And if we wish to combat them, which should be favored?
39713	And in mathematics?
39713	And inversely, if the experiment succeeds, shall we believe that we have demonstrated all the hypotheses at once?
39713	And now, why have I entitled this chapter_ French Geodesy_?
39713	And on the other hand what means the phrase''very complex''?
39713	And then a question presents itself: among all these quantities measured experimentally, which shall we choose to represent the parameters_ q_?
39713	And then comes a question: Is not this amorphous continuum, that our analysis has allowed to survive, a form imposed upon our sensibility?
39713	And then when we ask: Can one imagine non- Euclidean space?
39713	And then, has one the right to say that the scientist creates the scientific fact?
39713	And this convention of language once adopted, when I shall be asked: Is it such an hour?
39713	And to return to America, is not the_ Monist_ published at Chicago, that review which even to us seems bold and yet which finds readers?
39713	And to- day, a century and a half after the victory of the Newtonians, think you geodesy has nothing more to teach us?
39713	And what gives us the right to make this hypothesis?
39713	And what group?
39713	And what is the null class?
39713	And why are they more noteworthy?
39713	And why do we say this transportation is effected without deformation?
39713	And why may this probability be regarded as constant within a small interval?
39713	And why?
39713	And yet if we accept Gouy''s ideas on the Brownian movement, does not the microscope seem on the point of showing us something analogous?
39713	And yet is this legitimate, if the unknown be the simple and the known the complex?
39713	And yet, in this case, would it have any meaning, to say the earth turns round?
39713	And yet, think you the partisans of the kinetic theory are adversaries of determinism?
39713	And, in this latter case, do we not risk marring everything?
39713	And, this group chosen, which of its sub- groups shall we take to characterize a point of space?
39713	And, yet, would it not be more logical in remaining silent?
39713	Another thing: whence does space get its quantitative character?
39713	Are not appearances against him?
39713	Are the chances that these circles will cover a great number of times the celestial sphere?
39713	Are the differential equations of the problem too simple for us to apply the laws of chance?
39713	Are the law of acceleration, the rule of the composition of forces then only arbitrary conventions?
39713	Are there more points in space than points in a plane?
39713	Are these mechanical actions too small to be measured, or are they accessible to experiment?
39713	Are they absolutely refractory, I do not say to metaphysic, but at least to everything metaphysical?
39713	Are they disguised conventions?
39713	Are they experimental verities?
39713	Are they imposed on us by logic?
39713	Are they obtainable by deductive reasoning?
39713	Are they synthetic_ a priori_ judgments, as Kant said?
39713	Are they the characteristics of a form imposed either upon our sensibility or upon our understanding?
39713	Are they then arbitrary?
39713	Are we absolutely sure they are unimportant?
39713	Are we on the eve of a second crisis?
39713	Because it is''lived,''that is, because we love it and believe in it?
39713	Besides how do we know whether this law, true for so many centuries, will still be true next year?
39713	Besides, do you think they have always marched step by step with no vision of the goal they wished to attain?
39713	But I can understand also: Will such a chemical effect happen?
39713	But am I sure the body_ P_ has retained the same weight when I have transported it from the first body to the second?
39713	But are there any simple facts?
39713	But at what moment should we stop?
39713	But by what right do we consider as equal these two figures which the Euclidean geometers call two circles with the same radius?
39713	But can we not then pass over immediately to the goal?
39713	But can we regret that earthly paradise where man brute- like was really immortal in knowing not that he must die?
39713	But could I not just as well say: The points which turn up on the two dice can form 6 × 7/2= 21 different combinations?
39713	But could not experience have given a contrary result?
39713	But did not M. LeRoy make it still too great?
39713	But do you think mathematics has attained absolute rigor without making any sacrifice?
39713	But even stopping short of such models, does he not already expose himself to the same danger?
39713	But even this, what does it mean?
39713	But for that how does he proceed?
39713	But has any one ever experimented on bodies withdrawn from the action of every force?
39713	But has even this any meaning?
39713	But have we the right to admit the hypothesis of central forces?
39713	But he means something more; and we think we understand it because we think we know what impact is in itself; why?
39713	But how can it be possible that there are several parameters whose variations are independent?
39713	But how do we decide that this object is more noteworthy?
39713	But how does one perceive these analogies and these differences?
39713	But how generalize?
39713	But how has he not understood that what remained to do was not less considerable and would be not less profitable?
39713	But how have the stars composing it reached all at the same time adult age, an age so briefly to endure?
39713	But how is this prediction made?
39713	But how many different ideas are hidden under this same word?
39713	But how measure force, or mass?
39713	But how much after?
39713	But how much heat would thus be produced?
39713	But how reconcile that with what we have said above on the absence of a noteworthy proportion of dark matter?
39713	But how shall we ascertain experimentally whether it belongs to this or that concrete object?
39713	But how shall we justify it in the presence of discoveries that show us every day new details that are richer and more complex?
39713	But how shall we recognize that the antecedents_ A_ and_ A''_ are''slightly different''?
39713	But how should electricity in its turn enter into the general unity, how should it be reduced to the universal mechanism?
39713	But if truth be the sole aim worth pursuing, may we hope to attain it?
39713	But in the end the Copernicus would come-- how?
39713	But is it always needful to say it so many times?
39713	But is it at least logic, or, better, is it correct?
39713	But is that true?
39713	But is the art of sound reasoning not also a precious thing, which the professor of mathematics ought before all to cultivate?
39713	But is this definition altogether satisfactory?
39713	But may not this assemblage be compared to that of the molecules of a gas, whose properties the kinetic theory of gases has made known to us?
39713	But of what importance is that?
39713	But once equal, if asked about the anterior state, what can we answer?
39713	But still more; how define energy itself?
39713	But then doubtless men can no longer live and must give place to other beings-- should I say far smaller or far larger?
39713	But then why have we this right?
39713	But then, if experiment is everything, what place will remain for mathematical physics?
39713	But then, what have we gained by this stroke?
39713	But then, why is the principle true only if the motion of the movable axes is rectilinear and uniform?
39713	But then, why not say the mass is the quotient of the force by the acceleration?
39713	But this hypothesis is improbable; why, in fact, would all the corpuscles of the same mass take always the same velocity?
39713	But this is not enough; who does not feel that this is still to leave to chance too great a rôle?
39713	But this simplicity being only apparent, will the ground be firm enough?
39713	But to answer the question: Is this theorem true?
39713	But to know this is to know something and then why tell us we can know nothing?
39713	But we always meet again the same difficulty; at what precise moment does it begin to be too much so?
39713	But what could they deduce from it?
39713	But what does that mean?
39713	But what does this signify?
39713	But what good is it?
39713	But what is chance?
39713	But what is the nature of these rules?
39713	But whence came the error of this philosopher?
39713	But whence can come to us this revelation, if not from the accord of a theory with experiment?
39713	But where is the simple fact?
39713	But why assemble these elements in this way when a thousand other combinations were possible?
39713	But why?
39713	But why?
39713	But why?
39713	But, after all, what have we done?
39713	But, first, what do you understand by geometric properties of the bodies?
39713	But, one will say, if raw experience can not legitimatize reasoning by recurrence, is it so of experiment aided by induction?
39713	By operating upon the canal rays as Kaufmann did upon the[ beta] rays?
39713	By what mechanism?
39713	By what right do we strive to put them into the same mold, to measure them by the same standard?
39713	CHAPTER III MATHEMATICS AND LOGIC INTRODUCTION Can mathematics be reduced to logic without having to appeal to principles peculiar to mathematics?
39713	CHAPTER IV CHANCE I"How dare we speak of the laws of chance?
39713	CHAPTER IX THE FUTURE OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS_ The Principles and Experiment._--In the midst of so much ruin, what remains standing?
39713	CHAPTER VII THE HISTORY OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS_ The Past and the Future of Physics._--What is the present state of mathematical physics?
39713	CHAPTER VIII THE PRESENT CRISIS OF MATHEMATICAL PHYSICS_ The New Crisis._--Are we now about to enter upon a third period?
39713	Can it even be defined?
39713	Can it return of itself?
39713	Can logic give it to us?
39713	Can one apply to all matter what has been proved only for such light corpuscles, which are a mere emanation of matter and perhaps not true matter?
39713	Can science teach us the true relations of things?
39713	Can that be regarded as a true solution?
39713	Can the straight line be defined?
39713	Can this demonstration be deduced from experiments or from_ a priori_ considerations?
39713	Can this law be verified by experiment?
39713	Can we not be content with just the bare experiment?
39713	Can we show this deformation?
39713	Can we subscribe to this conclusive condemnation?
39713	Can we without danger act as if it were?
39713	Complex causes we have said produce a blend more and more intimate, but after how long a time will this blend satisfy us?
39713	Consequently, how distinguish the two parts of energy?
39713	Considering the slight density of the milky way, is it the image of gaseous matter or of radiant matter?
39713	Could Galileo and the Grand Inquisitor, to settle the matter, appeal to the witness of their senses?
39713	Could it be otherwise?
39713	Could we recognize with a little attention that this pure intuition itself could not do without the aid of the senses?
39713	Do we find it in nature, or do we ourselves introduce it there?
39713	Do we say that it is impossible for us to understand anything about this machine so long as we are not permitted to take it to pieces?
39713	Do you think American geometers are concerned only about applications?
39713	Do you think that in such a world we should be what we are?
39713	Do you think the moralists themselves are irreproachable when they come down from their pedestal?
39713	Do you think the second phase could have come into existence without the first?
39713	Does it make us understand its unity and harmony?
39713	Does it mean that we_ represent_ to ourselves external objects in geometric space?
39713	Does the earth rotate?
39713	Does the harmony the human intelligence thinks it discovers in nature exist outside of this intelligence?
39713	Does the mathematical method proceed from the particular to the general, and, if so, how then can it be called deductive?
39713	Does this form exist, or, if you choose, can we represent to ourselves space of more than three dimensions?
39713	Does this mean that nothing is left of this objection of the philosophers?
39713	Does this mean that our most legitimate, most imperative aspiration is at the same time the most vain?
39713	Does this mean that the definition guarantees, as it should, the existence of the object defined?
39713	Does this mean that these atoms or these cells constitute reality, or rather the sole reality?
39713	Does this mean the work of Fresnel was in vain?
39713	Doubtless we should first bend our efforts to assuage human suffering, but why?
39713	Even if they had entirely succeeded, would the Kantians be finally condemned to silence?
39713	Experiments have been made which should have disclosed the terms of the first order; the results have been negative; could that be by chance?
39713	For subtraction it is quite otherwise; it may be logically defined as the operation inverse to addition; but should we begin in that way?
39713	From this rapid exposition, what shall we conclude?
39713	Has chance thus defined, in so far as this is possible, objectivity?
39713	Has not M. de Cyon said that the Japanese mice, having only two pair of semicircular canals, believe that space is two- dimensional?
39713	Has one the right to give this extension to the meaning of the word_ logic_?
39713	Has one the right, therefore, to say he knows the distance between two points?
39713	Has probability been defined?
39713	Has science any place for such theories?
39713	Has the discarded hypothesis, then, been barren?
39713	Has this a meaning, and if so what?
39713	Has this word the same meaning for all the world?
39713	Have I the right to believe this?
39713	Have the peoples whose ideal most conformed to their highest interest exterminated the others and taken their place?
39713	Have these relations an objective value?
39713	Have we finally attained absolute rigor?
39713	Have we not just seen that it is by astronomy that, to speak his language, humanity has passed from the theological to the positive state?
39713	Have we the right to reason in this way?
39713	Have we the right, for instance, to enunciate Newton''s law?
39713	He has set himself questions like these: Are there more points in space than whole numbers?
39713	How am I led to regard these two series_ S_ and_ S''''_ as corresponding to the same displacement_ AB_?
39713	How are we led thereto?
39713	How are we led to conclude thence that they are identical?
39713	How can a law become a principle?
39713	How can intuition deceive us on this point?
39713	How can that be?
39713	How can we estimate the value of the new weapon thus won?
39713	How can we explain the very singular appearances presented by the spiral nebulæ, which are too regular and too constant to be due to chance?
39713	How can we explain this apparent contradiction?
39713	How can we know that two possible cases are equally probable?
39713	How could he be so short- sighted?
39713	How could he do it if we should leave between instruments and objects the deep chasm hollowed out by the logicians?
39713	How could that be, if time were not a form pre- existent in our minds?
39713	How could they have believed that motion stops when the cause which gave birth to it ceases?
39713	How could we know there were empty compartments, if these compartments were revealed to us only by their content?
39713	How define this group then without moving some solids?
39713	How do they accomplish it?
39713	How do we know whether two points of space are identical or different?
39713	How does Hilbert demonstrate this essential point?
39713	How does it happen that so many refuse to understand mathematics?
39713	How does it happen there are people who do not understand mathematics?
39713	How enunciate rules applicable to circumstances so complex?
39713	How is it possible?
39713	How is it then for the milky way?
39713	How long would it be necessary to wait?
39713	How many dimensions has this continuum?
39713	How many unexpected guests must be stowed away?
39713	How save ourselves from this_ petitio principii_?
39713	How shall we decide between these two hypotheses?
39713	How shall we define force?
39713	How shall we even reconcile it with the belief in the unity of nature?
39713	How should the equations of mathematical physics be treated?
39713	How should we picture a receptacle filled with gas?
39713	How so?
39713	How then am I led to distinguish them?
39713	How then choose the interesting fact, which is that which begins again?
39713	How then could we have been led to distinguish between the two?
39713	How then do they choose between the facts of nature?
39713	How then shall we recognize the equivalence of these two series?
39713	How was the order of the universe understood by the ancients; for instance, by Pythagoras, Plato or Aristotle?
39713	How was this triumph obtained?
39713	How, under these conditions, can we make out in this total mass the part of the real mass and that of the fictitious electromagnetic mass?
39713	How?
39713	However, because no painter has made a perfect portrait, should we conclude that the best painting is not to paint?
39713	I am asked: Did the eclipse happen at the hour predicted?
39713	I can understand that that means: Will such a mechanical effect happen?
39713	I have shown above by examples that the first two can not give us certainty; but who will seriously doubt the third, who will doubt arithmetic?
39713	I repeat my question: Do you think that in such a world we should be what we are?
39713	I should like to know who was to prevent him, and can it be said a thing does not exist, when we have called it[ Omega]?"
39713	I will explain myself; how did the ancients understand law?
39713	III I once said no to this question:[12] should our reply be modified by the recent works?
39713	II_ Comparison with Astronomic Observations_ Can the preceding theories be reconciled with astronomic observations?
39713	IV Why now have all these spaces three dimensions?
39713	If Larmor has failed, as it seems to me he has, does that mean that a mechanical explanation is impossible?
39713	If a modern physicist studies a new phenomenon, and if he discovers its law Tuesday, would he have said Monday that this phenomenon was fortuitous?
39713	If it was perceived that the concordance of the two effects, mechanical and chemical, is not constant?
39713	If it were ruled by caprice, what could prove to us it was not ruled by chance?
39713	If it were so, how should the Greeks have failed to recognize it?
39713	If not, why had this combination more right to exist than all the others?
39713	If science did not succeed, it could not serve as rule of action; whence would it get its value?
39713	If the coefficient of inertia is not constant, can the attracting mass be?
39713	If there is no absolute space, can one turn without turning in reference to something else?
39713	If there is no longer any mass, what becomes of Newton''s law?
39713	If therefore, during an eclipse, it is asked: Is it growing dark?
39713	If they deceived themselves, do we not likewise cheat ourselves?
39713	If this is only an illusion, why is this illusion so tenacious?
39713	If this science is deductive only in appearance, whence does it derive that perfect rigor no one dreams of doubting?
39713	If we construct a theory based on a number of hypotheses, and if experiment condemns it, which of our premises is it necessary to change?
39713	If you put the question to me: Is such a fact true?
39713	If, then, experiment confirms his conclusions, will he think that he has demonstrated, for instance, the real existence of atoms?
39713	In a word, is not the subliminal self superior to the conscious self?
39713	In fact, how will a gaseous mass let loose in the void act, if its elements attract one another according to Newton''s law?
39713	In fact, what is mathematical creation?
39713	In how far is it exact?
39713	In other words, do we mean that we must be sure not to meet contradictions, on condition of agreeing to stop just when we are about to encounter one?
39713	In other words, should we constrain the young people to change the nature of their minds?
39713	In presence of this general collapse of the principles, what attitude will mathematical physics take?
39713	In the applications we have to make of these three concepts, do they present themselves to us as defined by these three postulates?
39713	In the edifices built up by our masters, of what use to admire the work of the mason if we can not comprehend the plan of the architect?
39713	In the first place, what instrument have we at our disposal for this conquest?
39713	In the measurements of which we speak in the preceding section, what is it we determine in measuring the two deviations?
39713	In this multitude how shall we choose those which are worthy to fix our attention?
39713	In what measure does the mind get this satisfaction and why is it not content with it?
39713	Is Mr. Russell preparing to show that one at least of the two contradictory reasonings has transgressed the code?
39713	Is experience the source of geometry?
39713	Is is really deductive, as is commonly supposed?
39713	Is it a simple chance which confers this privilege?
39713	Is it by caprice?
39713	Is it certain it will never be contradicted by experiment?
39713	Is it certain our imaginary astronomers would do the same?
39713	Is it desired that this common part of the enunciations be expressible in words?
39713	Is it impossible that experiment may some day contradict our postulate?
39713	Is it impossible to conceive physical phenomena, the mechanical phenomena, for example, otherwise than in space of three dimensions?
39713	Is it likely that it is able to form all the possible combinations, whose number would frighten the imagination?
39713	Is it meant that we could not experimentally demonstrate Euclid''s postulate, but that our ancestors have been able to do it?
39713	Is it not as if one strove to measure length with a gram or weight with a meter?
39713	Is it not evident that from the principle so understood we could no longer infer anything?
39713	Is it possible to fulfill so many opposing conditions?
39713	Is it possible to reconcile it with the principle of the conservation of energy?
39713	Is it the radius of the disc?
39713	Is it the same with two physical facts?
39713	Is it the thickness?
39713	Is it this which Russell calls the''zigzaginess''?
39713	Is it thought that ordinary language by aid of which are expressed the facts of daily life is exempt from ambiguity?
39713	Is it true they afford means of proving the principle of complete induction without any appeal to intuition?
39713	Is it well to let them know this is only approximative?
39713	Is its orientation about to be modified?
39713	Is mathematical analysis, then, whose principal object is the study of these empty frames, only a vain play of the mind?
39713	Is nature governed by caprice, or does harmony rule there?
39713	Is not chance the antithesis of all law?"
39713	Is not human intelligence, more specifically the intelligence of the scientist, susceptible of infinite variation?
39713	Is not my present nearer my past of yesterday than the present of Sirius?
39713	Is not the very spectrum of the spark, in which we recognize the lines of the metal of the electrode, a proof of it?
39713	Is not this the means of escaping the ridicule that we foresee?
39713	Is space revealed to us by our senses?
39713	Is that not something of a paradox?
39713	Is the abyss which separates them less profound than it at first appeared?
39713	Is the milky way thus constituted truly the image of a gas properly so called?
39713	Is the principle of inertia, which is not an_ a priori_ truth, therefore an experimental fact?
39713	Is there a law of errors?
39713	Is there in nature some familiar object which is so to speak the rough and vague image of it?
39713	Is there something to change in all that when we pass to the following stages?
39713	Is this a simple illusion of ours, or are there cases where this way of thinking is legitimate?
39713	Is this a third way of conceiving chance?
39713	Is this a truth imposed_ a priori_ upon the mind?
39713	Is this a useless luxury?
39713	Is this a verifiable fact?
39713	Is this affirmative answer forced upon us by the facts I have just given?
39713	Is this apparent contiguity a mere effect of chance?
39713	Is this because it is too remote from all other bodies to experience any appreciable action from them?
39713	Is this enough?
39713	Is this evolution ended?
39713	Is this hypothesis rigorously exact?
39713	Is this not enough to show they are capable of making ascensions otherwise than in a captive balloon?
39713	Is this not for us mathematicians in a way a professional procedure?
39713	Is this possible in particular when it is a question of giving a definition?
39713	Is this the case here?
39713	Is this then a question of method?
39713	Is this to say that the principle has no meaning and vanishes in a tautology?
39713	Is this way of looking at it legitimate?
39713	It is doubtless something intermediate; but what can we say then of the thickness itself, or of the radius of the disc?
39713	It is evident from the first that systematic errors can not satisfy Gauss''s law; but do the accidental errors satisfy it?
39713	It is useless to seek to change anything of that, and besides would it be desirable?
39713	It may be asked, for instance, what is the present distribution of the minor planets?
39713	May we not fear lest some day a new experiment should come to falsify the law in some domain of physics?
39713	Might it not happen that it can accord with experience only by violating the principle of sufficient reason or that of the relativity of space?
39713	Might not new experiments some day lead us to modify or even to abandon them?
39713	Might there not be an abrupt fall of potential in the neighborhood of one of the armatures, of the negative armature, for example?
39713	Moreover, do we not often invoke what Bertrand calls the laws of chance, to predict a phenomenon?
39713	Must geometry be regarded both as a branch of kinematics and as a branch of optics?
39713	Must not this existence be established, in order that the existence of the class of which it is a part may be deduced?
39713	Must we believe that the evolution of the milky way began when the matter was still dark?
39713	Must we combat them?
39713	Must we continue to use the method of least squares?
39713	Must we lament this?
39713	Must we show those content with the pure logic that they have seen only one side of the matter?
39713	Must we therefore translate as follows?
39713	Must we use them?
39713	Must we, therefore, abandon science and study only morals?
39713	Need I also recall that M. Hermite obtained a surprising advantage from the introduction of continuous variables into the theory of numbers?
39713	Need I point out that the fall of Lavoisier''s principle involves that of Newton''s?
39713	Need I recall that thus have been made all the important discoveries?
39713	Need we add that mathematicians themselves are not infallible?
39713	No one doubts it; but whence comes this confidence?
39713	Nor may you ask: Does the infallibility of arithmetic prevent errors in addition?
39713	Now can we affirm that the hypotheses I have just made are absurd?
39713	Now how do we know that this continuum of displacements has six dimensions?
39713	Now on what condition is the use of hypothesis without danger?
39713	Now what do we see?
39713	Now what is science?
39713	Now what is this creed?
39713	Now when we say that the Euclidean motions are the_ true_ motions without deformation, what do we mean?
39713	Now why is the first method of enumerating the possible cases more legitimate than the second?
39713	Now, what do we see?
39713	Of these two inverse tendencies, which seem to triumph turn about, which will win?
39713	On the other hand, if the principles of mechanics are only of experimental origin, are they not therefore only approximate and provisional?
39713	On the other hand, what happens with regard to the straight line?
39713	On what then could be based experiments which should serve as foundation for geometry?
39713	One could at most have said to us:''Your fillips are doubtless legitimate, but you abuse them; why move the exterior objects so often?''
39713	Only a privileged few are called to enjoy it fully, it is true, but is not this the case for all the noblest arts?
39713	Only, is the compensation perfect?
39713	Or again that every body if nothing prevents, will move in a circle, the noblest of motions?
39713	Or can we, despite all, approach truth on some side?
39713	Or further, what criterion will enable me to apprehend this?
39713	Or is there here a play of evolution and natural selection?
39713	Or is this action by so much the less as the medium is less refractive and more rarefied, becoming null in the void?
39713	Or need we say to those not so cheaply satisfied that what they demand is not necessary?
39713	Or rather what is the probable value of the sine of the longitude at the instant_ t_, that is to say of sin(_ at_+_ b_)?
39713	Or, perhaps, does the apparent correspond to a real contiguity?
39713	Our body is formed of cells, and the cells of atoms; are these cells and these atoms then all the reality of the human body?
39713	PART III THE OBJECTIVE VALUE OF SCIENCE CHAPTER X IS SCIENCE ARTIFICIAL?
39713	Pardon, can you not imagine that the door opens, or that two of these walls separate?
39713	Probability opposed to certainty is what we do not know, and how can we calculate what we do not know?
39713	Scarcely fifteen years ago was there anything more ridiculous, more naïvely antiquated, than Coulomb''s fluids?
39713	Shall I recall to you how it was in its turn thrown into discredit?
39713	Shall we believe that with one single equation we have determined several unknowns?
39713	Shall we ever arrive at that?
39713	Shall we know then what is a point thus defined by its relative position with regard to ourselves?
39713	Shall we let ourselves be guided solely by our caprice?
39713	Shall we say that if we introduce others, of which we are fully conscious, we shall only aggravate the evil?
39713	Shall we say that the first has been useless?
39713	Shall we then admit that the enunciations of all those theorems which fill so many volumes are nothing but devious ways of saying_ A_ is_ A_?
39713	Shall we think God, contemplating his work, feels the same sensations as we in watching a billiard match?
39713	Should each therefore decide according to his temperament, the conservatives going to one side and the lovers of the new to the other?
39713	Should we abandon one of the two hypotheses, and which?
39713	Should we here understand by finite number every number to which by definition the principle of induction applies?
39713	Should we not always have been able to justify these fillips by the same reasons?
39713	Should we retain the classic definition of parallels and say parallels are two coplanar straights which do not meet, however far they be prolonged?
39713	Should we simply deduce all the consequences and regard them as intangible realities?
39713	Should we therefore conclude that the axioms of geometry are experimental verities?
39713	Should your rules be followed blindly?
39713	Since several geometries are possible, is it certain ours is the true one?
39713	So much for the rotation of the earth upon itself; what shall we say of its revolution around the sun?
39713	So that to ask what geometry it is proper to adopt is to ask, to what line is it proper to give the name straight?
39713	So we shall put the question otherwise; can geodesy aid us the better to know nature?
39713	So what must we conclude?
39713	Suppose we find the ray of light does not satisfy Euclid''s postulate( for example by showing that a star has a negative parallax), what shall we do?
39713	THE IMPLICIT AXIOMS.--Are the axioms explicitly enunciated in our treatises the sole foundations of geometry?
39713	That granted, what do we do?
39713	That is an experimental truth, but it can not be invalidated by experience; in fact, what would a more precise experiment teach us?
39713	That means: Are these relations the same for all?
39713	That supposes the field uniform; is this certain?
39713	That would be easy, I have said, but that would be rather long; and would it not be a little superficial?
39713	The English are right, that goes without saying; but how could the other method have been persisted in so long?
39713	The engineer should receive a complete mathematical education, but for what should it serve him?
39713	The example ordinarily cited is that of a ball rolling a very long time on a marble table; but why do we say it is subjected to no force?
39713	The experimenter puts to nature a question: Is it this or that?
39713	The nominalist attitude is justified only when it is convenient; when is it so?
39713	The principle is intact, but thenceforth of what use is it?
39713	The rule of tric- trac is indeed a rule of action like science, but does any one think the comparison just and not see the difference?
39713	The rules of perfect logic, are they the whole of mathematics?
39713	The way these cells are arranged, whence results the unity of the individual, is it not also a reality and much more interesting?
39713	Then does the scientist create science?
39713	Then what are we to think of that question: Is the Euclidean geometry true?
39713	Then what happens?
39713	There is connection between the warning_ A1_ and the parry_ B1_, this is an internal property of our intelligence; but why this connection?
39713	There is no difficulty as to_ U_, but can_ T_ be regarded as the_ vis viva_ of a material system?
39713	There is the event, what is the cause?
39713	There steeples were not lacking: but to install oneself in them with mysterious and perhaps diabolic instruments, was it not sacrilege?
39713	Therefore two difficulties:( 1) Can we transform psychologic time, which is qualitative, into a quantitative time?
39713	Therefore, when we ask what is the objective value of science, that does not mean: Does science teach us the true nature of things?
39713	These principles on which we have built all, are they about to crumble away in their turn?
39713	This it is that we are about to consider, and we shall put the question in these terms: When we say that space has three dimensions, what do we mean?
39713	Thus all seems arranged, but are all the doubts dissipated?
39713	Thus would not the horse harnessed to his treadmill refuse to go, were his eyes not bandaged?
39713	To minds so unlike can the mathematical theorems themselves appear in the same light?
39713	To what need does it respond?
39713	To- day, what do we see?
39713	Truth which is not the same for all, is it truth?
39713	Two psychological phenomena happen in two different consciousnesses; when I say they are simultaneous, what do I mean?
39713	Under these conditions, how imagine a sieve capable of applying them mechanically?
39713	Upon what condition will this latter definition, which plays an essential rôle in Whitehead''s proof, be''predicative''and consequently acceptable?
39713	V We seek reality, but what is reality?
39713	VII_ The True Solution_ What choice ought we to make among these different theories?
39713	VI_ Zigzag Theory and No- class Theory_ What is Mr. Russell''s attitude in presence of these contradictions?
39713	Was it merely because I do not speak the Peanian with enough eloquence?
39713	Was that to reject it?
39713	Was the Academy wrong?
39713	We say now_ post hoc, ergo propter hoc_; now_ propter hoc, ergo post hoc_; shall we escape from this vicious circle?
39713	Well, is it not a great advance to have distinguished what long was wrongly confused?
39713	Well, now, has this generalized law of inertia been verified by experiment, or can it be?
39713	What are the axes to which we naturally refer the_ extended space_?
39713	What are the problems it is led to set itself?
39713	What are these''things''?
39713	What are we to understand by that?
39713	What assurance is there that a thing we think simple does not hide a dreadful complexity?
39713	What authorizes me so to do?
39713	What can they do in this sense?
39713	What can this advantage be?
39713	What difference is there then between the statement of a fact in the rough and the statement of a scientific fact?
39713	What do I say?
39713	What do we do when we wish to apply the calculus of probabilities to such a question?
39713	What do we mean by_ sufficiently near_?
39713	What does it matter then whether the simplicity be real, or whether it covers a complex reality?
39713	What does that mean?
39713	What does that mean?
39713	What does that mean?
39713	What does that mean?
39713	What does that prove?
39713	What does that prove?
39713	What does the celebrated German geometer do?
39713	What does the word_ exist_ mean in mathematics?
39713	What does this mean?
39713	What does this mean?
39713	What geometry will they construct?
39713	What good are the efforts so expended by the geodesist?
39713	What happens now if the electrons are in motion?
39713	What happens now if we have recourse to some instrument to supplement the feebleness of our senses, if, for example, we make use of a microscope?
39713	What happens then according to the theory?
39713	What happens then?
39713	What happens then?
39713	What has experimental physics to do with such an aid, one which seems useless and perhaps even dangerous?
39713	What has it to do with the method of the physical sciences?
39713	What has made necessary this evolution?
39713	What has taught us to know the true, profound analogies, those the eyes do not see but reason divines?
39713	What is a good definition?
39713	What is a point of space?
39713	What is after all the fundamental theorem of geometry?
39713	What is at the instant_ t_ the probable distribution of the minor planets?
39713	What is for them the real definition of force?
39713	What is geometry for the philosopher?
39713	What is it indeed that gives us the feeling of elegance in a solution, in a demonstration?
39713	What is it necessary to do to give a mechanical interpretation of such a phenomenon?
39713	What is it, to understand?
39713	What is its future?
39713	What is meant when we say that a mathematical continuum or that a physical continuum has two or three dimensions?
39713	What is more complicated than the confused movements of the planets?
39713	What is necessary in order to deduce from this a mechanical explanation?
39713	What is the cause of this evolution?
39713	What is the cause that, among the thousand products of our unconscious activity, some are called to pass the threshold, while others remain below?
39713	What is the curve of probability of each of them?
39713	What is the force that should produce this recoil?
39713	What is the meaning of this?
39713	What is the nature of mathematical reasoning?
39713	What is the origin of this word and of other words also?
39713	What is the probability of his turning up the king?
39713	What is the probability of this push having this or that value?
39713	What is the probability that he is a sharper?
39713	What is the probability that he is a sharper?
39713	What is the probability that its third decimal is an even number?
39713	What is the probability that one of the two at least turns up a six?
39713	What is the probability that one or more representative points may be found in a certain portion of the plane?
39713	What is the probability that the fifth decimal of a logarithm taken at random from a table is a''9''?
39713	What is the probable present distribution of the minor planets on the zodiac?
39713	What is the probable value of sin_ nu_?
39713	What is the result?
39713	What is the rôle of the preliminary conscious work?
39713	What is this_ something else_?
39713	What is zero?
39713	What is_ force_?
39713	What is_ mass_?
39713	What it joins together should that be put asunder, what it puts asunder should that be joined together?
39713	What may be drawn from this comparison?
39713	What meaning according to them has this affirmation?
39713	What means have I then of knowing that these fibers are contiguous?
39713	What means the phrase''very slight''?
39713	What more?
39713	What new islets raise their fronded palms in air within thought''s musical domain?
39713	What now does the principle of least action tell us?
39713	What now will happen when great causes produce small effects?
39713	What prevents our being content with a calculation which has told us, it seems, all we wished to know?
39713	What remains then of the principle of the equality of action and reaction?
39713	What says M. Couturat to the first of these objections?
39713	What science could have been more useful?
39713	What should we conclude?
39713	What should we have done then if experience had given this contrary result?
39713	What simpler than Newton''s law?
39713	What then is a good experiment?
39713	What then is the rôle of experience?
39713	What then is to be done?
39713	What then remains of M. LeRoy''s thesis?
39713	What then should be thought of that direct intuition we should have of the straight or of distance?
39713	What things do they hide?
39713	What victory heralded the great rocket for which young Lobachevski, the widow''s son, was cast into prison?
39713	What was done then?
39713	What was this rash person who, upon our heights so recently set free, dared to raise the hateful standard of the counter- revolution?
39713	What we are free to do as we please-- is it any longer a serious business?
39713	What we are free to think as we please-- is it of any further interest to one who is in search of truth?
39713	What will happen?
39713	What would be its natural generalization?
39713	What would happen if one could communicate by non- luminous signals whose velocity of propagation differed from that of light?
39713	What, first of all, are the properties of space, properly so called?
39713	What, in fact, is a magnetic pole?
39713	When I am asked: Is it growing dark?
39713	When I am asked: Is the current passing?
39713	When I awake to- morrow morning, what sensation shall I feel in presence of such an astounding transformation?
39713	When I observe a galvanometer, as I have just said, if I ask an ignorant visitor: Is the current passing?
39713	When I say that a physical phenomenon, which happens outside of every consciousness, is before or after a psychological phenomenon, what do I mean?
39713	When I say, from noon to one the same time passes as from two to three, what meaning has this affirmation?
39713	When it is said then that we''localize''such and such an object at such and such a point of space, what does it mean?
39713	When it shall have vanished, will hope remain and shall we have the courage to achieve?
39713	When shall we have sufficiently shuffled the cards?
39713	When shall we say two forces are equal?
39713	When shall we say, then, that we have a complete mechanical explanation of the phenomenon?
39713	When slight differences in the causes produce vast differences in the effects, why are these effects distributed according to the laws of chance?
39713	When we have discovered in what direction it is advisable to look for the elementary phenomenon, by what means can we reach it?
39713	When we say space has three dimensions, what do we mean?
39713	When we use the pendulum to measure time, what postulate do we implicitly admit?
39713	When we wish to check a hypothesis, what do we do?
39713	When will it have accumulated sufficient complexity?
39713	Whence come in general the difficulties encountered in seeking rigor?
39713	Whence come the first principles of geometry?
39713	Whence comes the feeling that between any two instants there are others?
39713	Whence comes this certainty and is it justified?
39713	Whence comes this concordance?
39713	Where then is the boundary between the fact in the rough and the scientific fact?
39713	Wherein do these permanently electrified molecules differ from Coulomb''s electric molecules?
39713	Wherein does this syllable form an integrant part of this intuitive idea?
39713	Which group shall we choose, to make of it a sort of standard with which to compare natural phenomena?
39713	Which shall we prefer to regard as the derivatives of these parameters?
39713	Which then are the facts likely to reappear?
39713	Who could doubt that an angle may always be divided into any number of equal parts?
39713	Who delivered us from this illusion?
39713	Who shall choose the facts which, corresponding to these conditions, are worthy the freedom of the city in science?
39713	Who shall tell us which to choose?
39713	Who will regret it; who will think that this time and this strength have been wasted?
39713	Who would dare affirm that?
39713	Who would venture to say whether he preferred that Weierstrass had never written or that there had never been a Riemann?
39713	Who, now, is to decide whether a definition may be regarded as simple enough to be acceptable?
39713	Why are the English scientist''s ideas with such difficulty acclimatized among us?
39713	Why are the decimals of a table of logarithms, why are those of the number[ pi] distributed in accordance with the laws of chance?
39713	Why are the lines of the spectrum distributed in accordance with a regular law?
39713	Why be a''neo- vitalist,''or an''evolutionist,''or an''atomist,''or an''Energetiker''?
39713	Why be astonished then at the resistance we oppose to every attempt made to dissociate what so long has been associated?
39713	Why change them if they were infallible?
39713	Why did this stranger climb the mountains to make signals?
39713	Why do children usually understand nothing of the definitions which satisfy scientists?
39713	Why do the drops of rain in a shower seem to be distributed at random?
39713	Why do the rays distribute themselves regularly?
39713	Why do these rays distribute themselves regularly?
39713	Why do we assert this?
39713	Why do we avoid points making angles and too abrupt turns?
39713	Why do we not make our curve describe the most capricious zig- zags?
39713	Why do we put such a value on the invention of a new transformation?
39713	Why do we reject this interpretation?
39713	Why does this principle occupy thus a sort of privileged place among all the physical laws?
39713	Why has it been said that every attempt to give a fourth dimension to space always carries this one back to one of the other three?
39713	Why has space properly so called as many dimensions as tactile space and more than simple visual space?
39713	Why have the continental savants who have sought to get out of the ruts of their predecessors been usually unable to free themselves completely?
39713	Why have the meteorologists such difficulty in predicting the weather with any certainty?
39713	Why is it necessary to give them others?
39713	Why is this detour advantageous?
39713	Why not limit our philosophy of science strictly to such a counsel of resignation?
39713	Why not''take the cash and let the credit go''?
39713	Why reason on a polygon, for instance, which is always decomposable into triangles, and not on the elementary triangles?
39713	Why should I have the right to apply the name of straight to the first of these ideas and not to the second?
39713	Why then am I led to decide that these two sensations, qualitatively different, represent the same image, which has been displaced?
39713	Why then do we think this initial distribution improbable?
39713	Why then does it not fail me in a difficult piece of mathematical reasoning where most chess- players would lose themselves?
39713	Why then does this judgment force itself upon us with an irresistible evidence?
39713	Why then is it that I seek to trace a curve without sinuosities?
39713	Why then take this détour?
39713	Why, then, does science actually need general theories, despite the fact that these theories inevitably alter and pass away?
39713	Why?
39713	Why?
39713	Why?
39713	Why?
39713	Why?
39713	Why?
39713	Why?
39713	Why?
39713	Why?
39713	Why?
39713	Why?
39713	Will it be by a convention?
39713	Will it be necessary to seek to mend the broken principles by giving what we French call a_ coup de pouce_?
39713	Will it be said that good sense suffices to show us what convention should be adopted?
39713	Will it thus shrink in convergence toward zero, or will there remain an irreducible residue which will then be the universal invariant sought?
39713	Will nature be sufficiently flexible for that?
39713	Will our experiments, interpreted in this new manner, still be in accord with our''law of relativity''?
39713	Will the difficulty be solved if we agree to refer everything to these axes bound to our body?
39713	Will the number of shoes be equal to the number of pairs?
39713	Will the two principles of Mayer and of Clausius assure to it foundations solid enough for it to last some time?
39713	Will they still be the same for those who shall come after us?
39713	Will things go better if we admit the new dynamics?
39713	Will you say that if the experiments bear on the bodies, they bear at least upon the geometric properties of the bodies?
39713	With what eyes, if not with his intellect?
39713	Without doubt, numerous observations are in accord with it; but is not this a simple effect of chance?
39713	Would all geometry thus have become impossible?
39713	Would not the same reasoning be applicable in his case?
39713	Would not this animal be the true philosopher?
39713	Would the metamorphosis have been possible, or at least would it not have been much slower?
39713	Would the probability of the cause being comprised between two limits_ n_ kilometers apart still be proportional to_ n_?
39713	Would this contrary result have been absurd in itself?
39713	Would this planet act the same if it went a thousand times faster?
39713	XI Another difficulty; have we really the right to speak of the cause of a phenomenon?
39713	Yet is it an instrument not to be done without, if not for action, at least for philosophizing?
39713	Yet is that certitude absolute?
39713	Yet would the mind of these astronomers be completely satisfied?
39713	You ask then of what use is the hypothesis of Lorentz and of Fitzgerald if no experiment can permit of its verification?
39713	_ Conventions Preceding Experiment._--Suppose, now, that all these efforts fail, and, after all, I do not believe they will, what must be done?
39713	_ Identity of Two Points_ What is a point?
39713	_ Objectivity of Science_ I arrive at the question set by the title of this article: What is the objective value of science?
39713	_ Shall we thence conclude that the facts of daily life are the work of the grammarians?_ You ask me: Is there a current?
39713	_ Shall we thence conclude that the facts of daily life are the work of the grammarians?_ You ask me: Is there a current?
39713	_ The Objective Value of Science_ CHAPTER X.--Is Science Artificial?
39713	_ The Philosophy of M. LeRoy_ There are many reasons for being sceptics; should we push this scepticism to the very end or stop on the way?
39713	_ The Rôle of the Analyst._--And as to these doubts, is it indeed true that we can do nothing to disembarrass science of them?
39713	_ They have not changed nature; they have only changed place._ III Could these principles be considered as disguised definitions?
39713	_ This convention being given_, if I am asked: Is such a fact true?
39713	_ What Outcome?_--What now is the definite, the permanent outcome?
39713	and, if so, how was it known that these bodies were subjected to no force?
39713	and, on the other hand, how could we admit Newton''s conclusion and believe in absolute space?
39713	but it means: Does it teach us the true relations of things?
47748	Doth the eagle mount up at thy command, and make her nest on high?]
47748	*** There is a work called''The Horse,''and another''The Cow,''and''The Dog,''and so on; why should''nt there be one on''The Galls?''
47748	And how the living clouds on clouds arise?
47748	And yet how simple the phenomenon?
47748	But how does this hair grow?
47748	But is the heart weary-- that heart which has toiled through the long and sluggard night?
47748	But why is man''s head thus covered with hair?
47748	But, what is it that causes the heart to beat?
47748	How do you know that you have hold of it?
47748	How indeed was the mole, working its way under ground, to guard its eyes at all?
47748	How much of that noble form is composed of water?
47748	If this is not seeing the object--_what is_?
47748	Is it any wonder then so many fellows get taken in when they go for to swap hearts with them?
47748	Is it not possible that, by hammering, the particles of iron have been driven closer together, and_ the latent heat_ driven out?
47748	This is one of the chief beauties of"Live and Learn,"for what is the use of pointing out a grammatical error without giving a key to its correction?
47748	WHICH-- THE RIGHT OR THE LEFT?
47748	What are they?
47748	What is that organisation for?
47748	What occurs?
47748	What purpose do they fulfil?
47748	What then occurs?
47748	Who can recount what transmigrations there Are annual made?
47748	Why is this?_ Because the_ carbon_( charcoal) absorbs_ oxygen_ from the air, and conveys it to the_ phosphorous_.
47748	Why should man have the power to regulate his finger, and not to regulate his heart?
47748	Why should not each of us enquire the"Reason Why"regarding everything that we observe?
47748	Why should this be?
47748	Why should we mentally_ grope_ about, when we may_ see_ our way?
47748	[ Verse:"And the Lord said unto him, Who hath made man''s mouth?
47748	[ Verse:"Can any understand the spreadings of the clouds, or the noise of his tabernacle?"
47748	[ Verse:"Can that which is unsavoury be eaten without salt?
47748	[ Verse:"Can the rush grow up without mire?
47748	[ Verse:"Canst thou lift up thy voice to the clouds, that abundance of waters may cover thee?"
47748	[ Verse:"Doth not the ear try words?
47748	[ Verse:"Doth the hawk fly by thy wisdom, and stretch her wings toward the south?
47748	[ Verse:"Except ye utter by the tongue words easy to be understood, how shall it be known what is spoken?
47748	[ Verse:"Hast thou given the horse strength?
47748	[ Verse:"Hath the rain a father?
47748	[ Verse:"How much better is it to get wisdom than gold?
47748	[ Verse:"How oft is the candle of the wicked put out?
47748	[ Verse:"If the whole body were an eye, where were hearing?
47748	[ Verse:"Is not God in the height of the heaven?
47748	[ Verse:"Lo, these are parts of his ways; but how little a portion is heard of him?
47748	[ Verse:"Out of whose womb came the ice?
47748	[ Verse:"Say not ye, There are four months, and then cometh harvest?
47748	[ Verse:"The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear?
47748	[ Verse:"Watchman, what of the night?
47748	[ Verse:"What is man, that thou art mindful of him?
47748	[ Verse:"Where wast thou when I laid the foundations of the earth?
47748	[ Verse:"Whereupon are the foundations thereof fastened?
47748	[ Verse:"Who can number the clouds in wisdom?
47748	[ Verse:"Who hath laid the measures thereof, if thou knowest?
47748	[ Verse:"Who hath woe?
47748	[ Verse:"Who is as the wise man?
47748	[ Verse:"Who teacheth us more than the beasts of the earth, and maketh us wiser than the fowls of heaven?"
47748	_ Are good reflectors of heat also good absorbers?_ No; for reflectors at once_ send back_ the heat which they receive, while absorbers_ retain it_.
47748	_ Are light and heat combined in the solar ray?_ Yes.
47748	_ Are sounds reflected only by distant objects?_ Sounds are doubtless reflected by_ walls and ceilings_ around us.
47748	_ Are there any instances in which the abstraction of latent heat will reduce the hulk of bodies?_ Yes, there are several.
47748	_ At what rate of velocity does the light of the stars travel?_ At the same velocity as all other light.
47748	_ Can heat be reflected in any great degree of intensity?_ Yes; to such a degree that inflammable matters may be ignited by it.
47748	_ Could animals live in nitrogen?_ No; they would immediately die.
47748	_ Do all bodies radiate light?_ All bodies radiate light; but those that are not in themselves primary sources of light, are said to_ reflect it_.
47748	_ Do all sounds travel at the same rate?_ All sounds, whether strong or weak, high or low, musical or discordant,_ travel with the same velocity_.
47748	_ Do black bodies reflect any light?_ Black bodies_ absorb_ the light that falls upon them.
47748	_ Do lightning conductors"attract"electricity?_ Not unless the electric current lies in their vicinity.
47748	_ Do plants absorb heat?_ Yes.
47748	_ Do some substances absorb heat?_ Yes; those substances which are_ the best radiators_ are also_ the best absorbers_ of heat.
47748	_ Does a match ignite spontaneously when drawn over a rough surface?_ No.
47748	_ Does cold radiate as well as heat?_ It was once thought that_ cold radiated_ as well as_ heat_.
47748	_ Does glass obstruct the passage of any portion of light?_ Glass_ reflects_( sends back) a very small portion of light.
47748	_ Does not the air derive its heat directly from the sun''s rays?_ Only partially.
47748	_ Does the cup prevent the juice from boiling over?_ No.
47748	_ Has any investigation of this subject ever been carefully made?_ Yes.
47748	_ Has any part of the candle been consumed or lost?_ No; there is no such thing as"loss"in the operations of nature.
47748	_ Have plants sometimes a temperature lower than that of the surrounding air?_ Yes.
47748	_ How are clouds affected by winds?_ If_ cold winds_ blow upon the clouds, the cold condenses the vapour, turning the clouds into_ rain_.
47748	_ How do plants obtain carbon?_ They obtain it chiefly from the air, in the form of_ carbonic acid gas_.
47748	_ How do plants obtain nitrogen?_ From the_ atmospheric air_, and from the_ soil_, in which it is combined with other elements.
47748	_ How do plants obtain oxygen?_ They obtain it from the_ atmospheric air_.
47748	_ How do the waters of the ocean become heated?_ Chiefly by_ convection_.
47748	_ How do we measure the quantity of caloric in any substance?_ It is impossible to determine the amount of caloric which any body contains.
47748	_ How does the equilibrium of electricity become disturbed?_ By changes in the condition of matter.
47748	_ How does the heat of the sun''s rays ultimately become diffused?_ It is first_ absorbed_ by the earth.
47748	_ How frequently does the total amount of blood circulate through the system?_ The blood circulates once through the body in about_ two minutes_.
47748	_ How high will atmospheric pressure raise water in the bore of a pump?_ It will raise water to an elevation of_ thirty feet_ above its level.
47748	_ How is heat diffused through the atmosphere?_ By_ convection_.
47748	_ How is heat transmitted from one body to another?_ By Conduction, Radiation, Reflection, Absorption and Convection.
47748	_ How is hydrogen gas obtained from coals?_ It is driven out of the coals by heat, in closed vessels, which prevent its union with_ oxygen_.
47748	_ How is the perspiration formed?_ By very small_ glands_, which lie embedded in the skin.
47748	_ How is warmth provided for in animals that have no such coats?_ They are furnished with a layer of_ fat_, which lies underneath the skin.
47748	_ How is water raised to a greater elevation when it is required?_ By mechanical contrivances, by which the water is_ forced_ to a greater elevation.
47748	_ How long does a substance feel cold or hot to the touch?_ Until it has brought the part touching it to the same temperature as itself.
47748	_ How long does light take to travel from the sun to the earth?_ Eight minutes and thirteen seconds.
47748	_ How many classes of nerves are there?_ There are:-- 1.
47748	_ How many degrees of heat are latent, or hidden, in the different states of water?_ In thawing_ ice_, 140 deg.
47748	_ How many descriptions of clouds are there?_ There are_ seven_.
47748	_ How many kinds of attraction are there?_ There are five principal kinds of_ attraction_:-- 1.
47748	_ How may caloric be excited to develop heat?_ By any means which cause agitation, or produce an active change in the condition of bodies.
47748	_ How may we calculate the distance at which the electric discharge takes place?_ Sound travels at the rate of_ a quarter of a mile in a second_.
47748	_ How much blood does the human body contain?_ From_ twenty- five_ to_ thirty- five_ pounds.
47748	_ How much deeper is water than it appears to be?_ About_ one- third_.
47748	_ In combustion does any other result take place besides the union of oxygen and carbon forming carbonic acid gas?_ Yes.
47748	_ In what part of the world do the heaviest rains occur?_ The_ heaviest_ rains occur in the_ tropics_, during the hot season.
47748	_ In what parts of the body does the sense of touch more especially reside?_ In the points of the fingers and in the tongue.
47748	_ In what respects are light and heat dissimilar?_ Heat frequently exists without light.
47748	_ In what season of the year is the actinic power of light the greatest?_ In the_ spring_, when the germination of plants demands its vitalising aid.
47748	_ In what ways does man use oxygen?_ Man_ eats_,_ drinks_,_ breathes_, and_ burns_ it, in various proportions and combinations.
47748	_ Is air a good or a bad conductor?_ Air is a_ bad conductor_, and it chiefly transmits heat, as water does, by_ convection_.
47748	_ Is an escape of hydrogen gas from a gas- pipe dangerous to life?_ It is dangerous, first, by_ inhalation_.
47748	_ Is breathing a kind of combustion?_ It is.
47748	_ Is it not a waste of fuel to allow this matter to escape?_ It is, as it might all be burnt up by better management.
47748	_ Is the air ever hot enough, in any part of the world, to destroy life?_ Yes.
47748	_ Is the atmosphere ever as hot as the human body?_ Not in this country.
47748	_ Is the gas used to illuminate our streets, hydrogen gas?_ It is; but it is combined with carbon, derived from the coals from which it is made.
47748	_ Is the impure air sent out of the lungs lighter or heavier than common air?_ At first, being rarefied by warmth, it is_ lighter_.
47748	_ Is there any latent heat in air?_ Yes: a considerable amount.
47748	_ Is there latent caloric in ice, snow, water, marble,& c?_ Yes; there is some amount of_ caloric_ in all substances.
47748	_ Is this carbonic acid gas heavier or lighter than the air?_ Pure carbonic acid gas is the heaviest of all the gases.
47748	_ Is water a good or a bad conductor?_ Water is an indifferent conductor, but it is a_ better conductor than air_.
47748	_ May the use of gas for purposes of illumination be considered highly dangerous?_ Not if it is intelligently managed.
47748	_ Of what does the nervous system consist?_ Of the_ brain_, the_ spinal cord_, and the branches which are called_ nerves_.
47748	_ Of what elementary substances are plants composed?_ Of carbon, oxygen, hydrogen, and nitrogen.
47748	_ Supposing a red- hot cannon ball to be suspended by a chain from the ceiling of a room, how would its heat escape?_ Almost entirely by_ radiation_.
47748	_ Then is nitrogen taken into the blood from the air?_ Such a supposition is highly improbable.
47748	_ To what height does the atmosphere extend?_ It is estimated to extend to from_ forty to fifty miles_ above the surface of the earth.
47748	_ What are acids?_ Acids are a numerous class of chemical bodies.
47748	_ What are alkalies?_ Alkalies are a numerous class of substances that have a great affinity for, and readily combine with,_ acids_, forming_ salts_.
47748	_ What are clouds?_ Clouds are volumes of_ vapour_, usually elevated to a considerable height.
47748	_ What are dry fogs?_ Dry fogs are characterised by a dull opaque appearance of the atmosphere.
47748	_ What are echoes?_ Echoes are sounds_ reflected_ by the objects on which they strike.
47748	_ What are endogenous stems?_ Endogenous stems are those that_ grow inwardly_, from the centre.
47748	_ What are exogenous stems?_ Exogenous stems are those that grow by the addition of wood_ on their outer surface_, underneath the bark.
47748	_ What are tendons?_ Tendons are_ long cords_, of a substance similar in its nature to_ cartilage_, by which_ the muscles are attached to the bones_.
47748	_ What are the best reflectors of heat?_ Smooth, light- coloured, and highly polished surfaces, especially those of_ metal_.
47748	_ What are the chemical components of coal?_ They consist of_ carbon_,_ hydrogen_,_ oxygen_, and_ nitrogen_.
47748	_ What are the nerves of special sense?_ The nerves of special sense are those through which we_ hear_,_ see_,_ feel_,_ smell_, and_ taste_.
47748	_ What are the properties of fire?_ It imparts heat, which has the effect of expanding both fluids and solids.
47748	_ What are the properties of heat?_ It may exist without_ fire_ or_ light_.
47748	_ What are the states in which pure carbonic acid exists?_ Pure carbonic acid may exist in the_ solid_, the_ liquid_, or the_ æriform_ state.
47748	_ What are toxicologists?_ Persons who study the nature and effects of poisons and their antidotes.
47748	_ What are trade winds?_ Trade winds are vast currents of air, which_ sweep round the globe_ over a belt of some 12,000 miles in width.
47748	_ What are vegetable acids?_ Vegetable acids are chiefly obtained from_ fruit_; but also abundantly from_ wood_, by distillation.
47748	_ What are whirlwinds?_ Whirlwinds are produced by violent and contrary currents meeting and striking upon each other, producing_ a circular motion_.
47748	_ What became of the warmth at first contained in the bubble?_ It has been_ distributed in the air_ through which the bubble passed.
47748	_ What becomes of the carbonic acid gas which is produced by combustion?_ It is diffused in the air, which should be removed by adequate ventilation.
47748	_ What becomes of the water which is formed by the burning of hydrogen in oxygen?_ It passes into the air in the form of watery vapour.
47748	_ What becomes of this carbonic acid gas?_ It is sent out of our bodies by the compressure of the lungs, and mingles with the air that surrounds us.
47748	_ What benefits result from the radiation of heat,& c.?_ But for the_ radiation of heat_, we should be subjected to the most unequal temperatures.
47748	_ What causes the brilliant colours of the diamond?_ The_ refraction_ of the rays of light by the various_ facets_ of the diamond.
47748	_ What causes the rainbow?_ The_ refraction_ of the sun''s rays by the_ falling rain_.
47748	_ What causes the rich tints displayed by"mother- of- pearl?
47748	_ What determines the character of winds?_ The character of winds is influenced by the condition of_ the surfaces over which they blow_.
47748	_ What differences characterise the combustion of carbon and of hydrogen?_ The combustion of_ carbon_ takes place without the production of flame.
47748	_ What do cirro- stratus clouds foretell?__ Cirro- stratus_ clouds foretell_ rain_ or_ snow_, according to the season of the year.
47748	_ What do cirrus clouds foretell?__ Cirrus_ clouds foretell_ fine_ weather, when they fly high, and are thin and light.
47748	_ What do cumulo- stratus clouds foretell?__ Cumulo- stratus_ clouds usually foretell a_ change of weather_--from rain to fine, or from fine to rain.
47748	_ What do cumulus clouds foretell?__ Cumulus_ clouds, when they are well defined, and advance with the wind, foretell_ fine weather_.
47748	_ What do nimbus clouds foretell?__ Nimbus_ clouds foretell_ rain_,_ storm_, and_ thunder_.
47748	_ What do stratus clouds foretell?__ Stratus_ clouds foretell_ damp and cheerless weather_.
47748	_ What effect has actinism upon vegetation?_ It quickens the germination of seeds; and assists in the formation of the colouring matter of leaves.
47748	_ What effect has cold upon the barometer?_ It causes the mercury to rise, by_ checking evaporation_, and_ increasing the density of the air_.
47748	_ What effect has heat upon the barometer?_ It causes the mercury to fall,_ by evaporating moisture into the air_.
47748	_ What effect has the burning of a fire upon the composition of the air?_ It is found that in burning 10 lb.
47748	_ What effect have winds upon the formation of dew?_ Winds, generally, and especially when rapid, prevent the formation of dew.
47748	_ What element is the most abundant in nature?__ Oxygen_, which forms so large a part of_ water_.
47748	_ What elements take part in the maintenance of a fire?_ Hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen.
47748	_ What forces tend to arrest the flight of the arrow?_ The_ friction of the air_, and the_ attraction of gravitation_.
47748	_ What is Galvanism?_ Galvanism is the action of_ electricity upon animal bodies_, and is so called from the name of its first discoverer, Galvani.
47748	_ What is Radiation?_ The radiation of heat is a_ motion of the particles_, in a series of rays, diverging in every direction from a heated body.
47748	_ What is Spontaneous Combustion?_ Spontaneous combustion is that which occurs in various bodies when they become highly heated by_ chemical changes_.
47748	_ What is a beam of light?_ A_ beam_ of light is a_ group of parallel rays_.
47748	_ What is a conductor of heat?_ A conductor of heat is any substance through which heat is_ readily transmitted_.
47748	_ What is a focus?_ In optics, it is the point or centre at which, or around which, divergent rays are brought into the closest possible union.
47748	_ What is a halo?_ A halo is a_ luminous ring_, which forms between the eye of the observer and a luminous body.
47748	_ What is a medium?_ A_ medium_ is a body which affords_ a passage for the rays_ of light.
47748	_ What is a non- conductor of heat?_ A non- conductor is any substance through which heat will_ not_ pass readily.
47748	_ What is a pencil of light?_ A_ pencil_ of light is a body of rays which_ come from or move towards a point_.
47748	_ What is a ray of light?_ A_ ray_ of light is the_ smallest portion_ of light which we can recognise.
47748	_ What is a vacuum?_ A vacuum is a space_ devoid of matter_.
47748	_ What is actinism?__ Actinism_ is the chemical property of light.
47748	_ What is amber?_ It is a_ resinous_ substance, hard, bitter, tasteless, and glossy.
47748	_ What is animal charcoal?_ Animal charcoal, like vegetable charcoal, consists of_ carbon_ in a state approaching purity.
47748	_ What is attraction?_ Attraction is the tendency of bodies to_ draw near to each other_.
47748	_ What is caloric?_ Caloric is another term for heat.
47748	_ What is carbon?_ It is one of the elementary bodies, and is very abundant throughout nature.
47748	_ What is carbonic acid?_ Carbonic acid is a mixture of_ carbon_ and_ oxygen_, in the proportion of 3 lbs.
47748	_ What is charcoal?_ Charcoal consists almost entirely of_ carbon_.
47748	_ What is chicory?_ Chicory is the root of the common endive, dried and roasted as coffee, for which it is used as a substitute.
47748	_ What is chocolate?_ It is a cake prepared from the cocoa- nut.
47748	_ What is coal?_ Coal is a"_ vegetable fossil_."
47748	_ What is cocoa?_ Cocoa is also a preparation from the seeds or beans of the cocoa tree.
47748	_ What is coke?_ Coke is coal, divested of its hydrogen and other volatile parts, by a similar process to that by which charcoal is produced.
47748	_ What is cork?_ Cork is the bark of a description of_ oak- tree_, which grows in great abundance in Spain, Italy, and France.
47748	_ What is dew?_ Dew is_ watery vapour_ diffused in the air,_ condensed_ by coming in contact with bodies_ colder than the atmosphere_.
47748	_ What is electricity?_ Electricity is a property of_ force_ which resides in all matter, and which constantly seeks to establish an_ equilibrium_.
47748	_ What is fire?_ It is a violent chemical action attending the combustion of the ingredients of_ fuel_ with the_ oxygen_ of the air.
47748	_ What is flame?_ It is gaseous matter burning at a_ very high temperature_.
47748	_ What is formed by the union of oxygen and carbon?_ Carbonic acid gas.
47748	_ What is hail?__ Hail_ is also the_ frozen moisture of the clouds_.
47748	_ What is heat?_ Heat is a principle in nature which, like light and electricity, is best understood by its_ effects_.
47748	_ What is hoar- frost?_ Hoar- frost is frozen dew.
47748	_ What is honey- dew?_ Honey- dew is the name applied to a_ sweet and sticky moisture_ occasionally deposited upon the leaves of plants.
47748	_ What is hydrogen?_ Hydrogen is an elementary gas, and is the lightest of all known bodies.
47748	_ What is light?_ Light, according to Newton, is the effect of luminous particles which dart from the surfaces of bodies in all directions.
47748	_ What is mahogany?_ Mahogany is the wood of trees brought chiefly from South America and Spain.
47748	_ What is meant by the snow line?_ The_ snow line_ is the estimated altitude in_ all countries_ where_ snow would be formed_.
47748	_ What is nitrogen?_ Nitrogen is an elementary body in the form of gas.
47748	_ What is opium?_ Opium is the produce of the_ poppy_, and is obtained from the seed.
47748	_ What is oxygen?_ Oxygen is one of the most widely diffused of the elementary substances.
47748	_ What is ozone?_ Ozone is an_ atmospheric element_ recently discovered, and respecting which differences of opinion prevail.
47748	_ What is rain?_ Rain is the_ vapour of the clouds_ which, being condensed by a fall of temperature, forms drops of water that descend to the earth.
47748	_ What is rose- wood?_ Rosewood is the wood of a tree which grows in Brazil.
47748	_ What is sleet?__ Sleet_ is snow which, in falling, has met with a_ warmer current of air_ than that in which it congealed.
47748	_ What is smoke?_ Unconsumed particles of_ coal_, rendered volatile by heat, and driven off.
47748	_ What is soot?__ Carbon_ in minute particles, driven off with other volatile matters and deposited on the walls of chimneys.
47748	_ What is sound?_ Sound is an_ impression produced upon the ear_ by_ vibrations_ of_ the air_.
47748	_ What is starch?_ Starch is one of the most useful products of the vegetable kingdom.
47748	_ What is tannin?_ Tannin is a vegetable production, obtained chiefly from the oak- bark, and from a variety of other vegetable sources.
47748	_ What is tea?_ Tea is the leaf of a shrub(_ Thea Chinensis_).
47748	_ What is the Absorption of heat?_ The absorption of heat is the taking of it up by the body to which it is transmitted or conducted.
47748	_ What is the Conduction of heat?_ It is the communication of heat from one body to another_ by contact_.
47748	_ What is the Radiation of heat?_ The transmission of heat by a_ series of rays_.
47748	_ What is the Reflection of heat?_ The reflection of heat is the_ throwing back_ of its rays towards the direction whence they came.
47748	_ What is the amount of water pressure?_ The pressure of the sea, at the depth of 1,100 yards, is equal to 15,000 lbs.
47748	_ What is the best metal for a lightning conductor?__ Copper_, the conducting power of which is_ five times greater than that of iron_.
47748	_ What is the best method of preventing the explosion of gas?_ Observe the rule,_ never to approach a supposed leakage with a light_.
47748	_ What is the cause of lightning?_ Lightning is the result of_ electrical discharges_ from the_ clouds_.
47748	_ What is the cause of monsoons?_ Monsoons are caused by changes in the position of the sun.
47748	_ What is the cause of sea breezes?_ Sea breezes are also the result of_ convection_.
47748	_ What is the cause of the aurora borealis?_ The_ mingling of the electricities_ of the higher regions of the atmosphere.
47748	_ What is the cause of the sensation called cold?_ When we feel cold, heat is being_ drawn off from our bodies_.
47748	_ What is the cause of the sensation called heat?_ When we feel hot, our bodies are_ absorbing heat_ from external causes.
47748	_ What is the cause of winds?_ Currents of air, and winds, are the result of_ convection_.
47748	_ What is the chief cause of variation in the temperature of flowers?_ It is generally supposed that their temperature is affected by their_ colours_.
47748	_ What is the circulation of the sap in plants?_ The circulation of the sap is the movement of the nutritive juices by which the plant is sustained.
47748	_ What is the constitution of the sun?_ It is a spherical body, 1,384,472 times larger than the earth.
47748	_ What is the depth of the sea?_ The extreme depth has not, probably, been ascertained.
47748	_ What is the difference between"burning"and"supporting combustion?
47748	_ What is the distance of the sun from the earth?_ Ninety five millions of miles.
47748	_ What is the effect of this evaporation?_ A great deal of heat is unprofitably expended in driving off the water of the fuel.
47748	_ What is the focus?_ The_ focus_ is the point to which_ converging rays are directed_.
47748	_ What is the gas which escapes from the coals?_ Carburetted hydrogen.
47748	_ What is the greatest source of Radiation?_ The sun, which sends forth rays of_ both light and heat_ in all directions.
47748	_ What is the proportion of watery vapour in the atmosphere?_ The proportion_ constantly varies_.
47748	_ What is the purest form of carbon known?_ The purest form of_ carbon_ is the_ diamond_, which may be said to be absolutely pure.
47748	_ What is the radiant point?_ The_ radiant point_ is that_ from which diverging rays of light are emitted_.
47748	_ What is the radiation of light?_ The_ radiation_ of light is its_ emission in rays_ from the surface of a_ luminous body_.
47748	_ What is the relative intensity of primary and reflected light?_ The intensity of a reflection depends upon the power of the reflecting surface.
47748	_ What is the source of caloric?_ The sun is its chief source.
47748	_ What is the specific gravity of a body?_ It is its weight estimated_ relatively to the weights of other bodies_.
47748	_ What is the thermometer?_ The thermometer is an instrument in which_ mercury_ is employed to indicate_ degrees of heat_.
47748	_ What is thunder?_ Thunder is the_ noise which succeeds the rush_ of the electrical fluid through the air.
47748	_ What is venous blood?_ Venous blood is that which is returning through the_ veins_ of the body from the organs to which it has been circulated.
47748	_ What is wheat?_ Wheat, rye, barley, oats, millet, and maize, all belong to the natural order of grain- bearing plants.
47748	_ What is wind?_ Wind is air_ in motion_.
47748	_ What is wool?_ Wool is a kind of soft hair or coarse down, produced by various animals, but chiefly by sheep.
47748	_ What other causes of drowsiness are there?_ The candles, gas, or fires that may be burning in the rooms where people are assembled.
47748	_ What produces the electric light?_ Currents of electricity pass towards each other along wires at the ends of which two charcoal points are placed.
47748	_ What produces the various shapes of clouds?_ 1.
47748	_ What proportion of carbonic acid gas is dangerous to life?_ Any proportion over the natural one of 1 per cent.
47748	_ What proportion of hydrogen in the air is dangerous to life, if inhaled?_ One- fiftieth part has been found to have a_ serious effect_ upon animals.
47748	_ What substances are electric?_ All substances in nature, from the_ metals_ to the_ gases_.
47748	_ What substances are the best conductors of heat?_ Gold, silver, copper, and most substances of close and hard formation,& c. 123.
47748	_ What substances are the best radiators?_ All_ rough_ and_ dark_ coloured substances and surfaces are the_ best radiators of heat_.
47748	_ What substances are the worst conductors of heat?_ Fur, eider down, feathers, raw silk, wood, lamp- black, cotton, soot, charcoal,& c. 124.
47748	_ What substances are the worst radiators of heat?_ All_ smooth_,_ bright_, and_ light coloured_ surfaces are_ bad radiators of heat_.
47748	_ What temperature is required to produce flame?_ That depends upon the nature of the combustible you desire to burn.
47748	_ When do substances feel neither hot nor cold?_ When they are of the same temperature as our bodies.
47748	_ When does a body radiate heat?_ When it is surrounded by a medium which is_ a bad conductor_.
47748	_ When does the barometer stand highest?_ When there is a_ duration of frost_, or when_ north- easterly winds_ prevail.
47748	_ When does the barometer stand lowest?_ When_ a thaw follows a long frost_; or when_ south- west winds_ prevail.
47748	_ When does the flash of lightning appear blue?_ When the degree of electrical excitement is intense, and_ general throughout the atmosphere_.
47748	_ When does the thermometer vary most in its indication of natural temperature?_ It varies more in the_ winter_ than in the_ summer_ season.
47748	_ When is a body said to be cold?_ When it holds less_ caloric_ than surrounding objects, and absorbs heat from them.
47748	_ When is a body said to be hot?_ When it holds so much_ caloric_ that it diffuses heat to surrounding objects.
47748	_ When is air said to be saturated with vapour?_ When it can not take up_ a larger quantity_ than that which it already holds.
47748	_ When is the flash of lightning straight?_ When the distance between the clouds whose electricities are meeting, is small.
47748	_ When there is no fire in a room, what is the relative temperature of the various things in the room?_ They are all of the same temperature.
47748	_ When we stand before a fire, does the heat reach us by conduction or by radiation?_ By radiation.
47748	_ Whence do clouds arise?_ From the_ evaporation of water_ at the earth''s surface.
47748	_ Whence do plants derive those substances?_ From the air, the earth, and water.
47748	_ Whence does the snail obtain its shell?_ Young snails come from the egg_ with a shell upon their backs_.
47748	_ Where does hydrogen chiefly exist?_ In the form of_ water_, where it exists in combination with_ oxygen_.
47748	_ Where does nitrogen find a fresh supply of oxygen?_ In the atmosphere.
47748	_ Where is nitrogen found?_ It is chiefly found in the air, of which it constitutes 79 out of 100 volumes.
47748	_ Which feels the warmer, the conductor or non- conductor?_ The non- conductor, as it does not readily_ absorb_ the warmth of our bodies.
47748	_ Which gas do we( in this instance) recognise by the smell?_ The_ hydrogen_ gas.
47748	_ Which is the heavier, dry or vaporised air?_ Dry air is_ heavier_ than air impregnated with vapours.
47748	_ Why are beetles denominated"coleoptera?
47748	_ Why are certain coasts liable to almost perpetual fogs?_ Because of local or geographical agencies which contribute to their production.
47748	_ Why are chalk soils unfavourable to vegetation?_ Because they do not absorb the solar rays,_ and are therefore cold to the roots of plants_.
47748	_ Why are cloudy days and nights not always wet?_ Because the air has not reached the state of_ saturation_.
47748	_ Why are cloudy days colder than sunny days?_ Because the clouds intercept the_ solar rays_ in their course towards the earth.
47748	_ Why are cloudy nights warmer than cloudless nights?_ Because the clouds_ radiate back to the earth_ the heat which the earth evolves?
47748	_ Why are cloudy nights warmer than cloudless nights?_ Because the clouds_ radiate back to the earth_ the heat which the earth evolves?
47748	_ Why are dense substances the best conductors of heat?_ Because the heat more readily travels from particle to particle until it pervades the mass.
47748	_ Why are east winds usually dry?_ Because in coming towards England they pass over vast continents of land, and comparatively little ocean.
47748	_ Why are fat and oil found most abundantly in the bodies of animals in cold climates_?
47748	_ Why are grasses so widely diffused throughout nature?_ Because they form the_ food_ of a very large portion of the animal kingdom.
47748	_ Why are insects in the"pupa"stage also called"chrysalides?
47748	_ Why are lofty mountains always covered with snow?_ Because the_ upper regions_ of the atmosphere are_ intensely cold_.
47748	_ Why are north winds generally cold and dry?_ Because they come from the arctic ocean, over vast areas of_ ice and snow_.
47748	_ Why are reflections reversed?_ Because those rays which_ first reach_ the reflecting surface are the_ first returned_.
47748	_ Why are soap- bubbles round?_ Because they are_ equally pressed upon all parts of their surface_ by the atmosphere.
47748	_ Why are summer breezes said to be cool?_ Because, as they pass over the heated surface of the body, they bear away a part of its heat.
47748	_ Why are the bones of the arms, legs,& c., made hollow?_ Because_ lightness_ is thereby combined with_ strength_.
47748	_ Why are the bones of the hands and feet numerous and small?_ Because the motions of the hands and feet are very_ varied and complicated_.
47748	_ Why are the joints bound with ligaments?_ Because the bones would otherwise be constantly liable to_ slip from their places_.
47748	_ Why are the leaves of plants green?_ Because they secrete a carbonaceous matter, named_ chlorophyll_, from which they derive their green colour.
47748	_ Why are the screens frequently covered with dew on their exposed sides?_ Because they radiate heat from_ both their surfaces_.
47748	_ Why are the seeds of plants indigestible?_ Because they are encased in a hard covering upon which the gastric juice of animals takes no effect.
47748	_ Why are the trunks of trees round?_ Because, generally speaking, the leaves are distributed upon branches around the trees in every direction.
47748	_ Why are the veins more perceptible than the arteries?_ Because the arteries are buried_ deeper in the flesh, for protection_.
47748	_ Why are vegetable productions so widely diffused?_ Because they everywhere form the_ food of the animal creation_.
47748	_ Why are white and light articles of clothing cool?_ Because they_ reflect_ the rays of heat.
47748	_ Why are woollen fabrics bad conductors of heat?_ Because there is a considerable amount of_ air_ occupying the spaces of the texture.
47748	_ Why can pictures be taken by the sun''s rays?_ Because of the actinic powers that accompany the solar light.
47748	_ Why do cats, bats, owls,& c., see in the dark?_ Because their eyes are made highly sensitive to_ small quantities of light_.
47748	_ Why do charcoal and coke fires burn clearly and without flame?_ Because the_ hydrogen_ has been previously driven off from those substances.
47748	_ Why do clouds gather around mountain tops?_ Because they are_ attracted by the mountains_.
47748	_ Why do clouds sometimes move towards each other from opposite directions?
47748	_ Why do decayed wood, and putrifying fish, look luminous?_ Because they are undergoing slow_ combustion_.
47748	_ Why do glass lustres and chandeliers exhibit"rainbow colours"?_ Because they_ refract the rays of light_ in the same manner as the rain drops.
47748	_ Why do haloes foretell wet weather?_ Because they show that there is a great amount of atmospheric moisture, which will probably form_ rain_.
47748	_ Why do heavy morning dews and mists usually come together?_ Because they both have their origin in the_ humidity of the atmosphere_.
47748	_ Why do insects multiply so numerously?_ Because they form the food of larger animals, and especially of birds.
47748	_ Why do iron articles feel intensely cold in winter?_ Because iron is one of the best conductors, and draws off heat from the hand very rapidly.
47748	_ Why do leaves fall off in the autumn?_ Because they have supplied for a season the natural wants of the tree.
47748	_ Why do light particles of matter attach themselves to sealing wax, excited by friction?_ Because they are moved by the_ attraction of electricity_.
47748	_ Why do mists and fogs disappear at sunrise?_ Because the condensed vapours are again_ expanded_ and_ dispersed_ by the heat of the sun''s rays.
47748	_ Why do moths fly against the candle flame?_ Because their eyes are organised_ to bear only a small amount of light_.
47748	_ Why do not charcoal and coke fires give flame?_ Because the_ hydrogen_ has been driven off by the processes by which charcoal and coke are made.
47748	_ Why do our bodies feel warm?_ Because, in the union of_ oxygen_ and_ carbon_, heat is developed.
47748	_ Why do oxen, sheep, deer,& c., ruminate?_ Because they have no front teeth in the upper jaw, the place of which is occupied by a hardened gum.
47748	_ Why do persons accustomed to loud noises feel no inconvenience from them?_ Because the_ sensitiveness_ of the nerves of the ear becomes deadened.
47748	_ Why do plants become scorched under the unclouded sun?_ Because the heat rays are in excess.
47748	_ Why do savages lay their heads upon the earth to hear the sounds of wild beasts,& c.?_ Because the earth is a good conductor of sound.
47748	_ Why do sea- gulls appear numerous in fine weather_?
47748	_ Why do some colours fade, and others darken, when exposed to the sun?_ Because of the_ chemical_ power of the sun''s rays.
47748	_ Why do some echoes occur immediately after a sound?_ Because the reflecting surface is_ very near_; therefore the sound returns immediately.
47748	_ Why do some leaves turn yellow?_ Because they retain an excess of_ nitrogen_.
47748	_ Why do the clouds appear white?_ Because they reflect back to us the solar beam_ unchanged_.
47748	_ Why do the rays pass over the edges of the book in a direct line with the flame of the candle?_ Because light always travels in_ straight lines_.
47748	_ Why do the stars twinkle?_ Because their light reaches us through_ variously heated and moving currents of air_.
47748	_ Why do we breathe air?_ Because the air contains_ oxygen_, which is necessary to life.
47748	_ Why do we cough?_ Because the respiratory organs are excited by the presence of some body foreign or unnatural to them.
47748	_ Why do we eat food?_ Because the atoms of which our bodies are composed are_ continually changing_.
47748	_ Why do we feel fatigue?_ Because those organs which stimulate the mechanism of the body to act,_ themselves require rest and repair_.
47748	_ Why do we feel uneasy after eating to excess?_ Because the stomach is_ distended_, and presses upon the other organs by which it is surrounded.
47748	_ Why do we know that these effects are not the result of light?_ Because they would occur, in just the same order, in the absence of light.
47748	_ Why do we laugh?_ Laughing is caused by the very opposite influences that produce sighing.
47748	_ Why do we masticate our food?_ Because mastication is_ the first process towards the digestion of food_.
47748	_ Why do we see the sun before sunrise, and after sunset?_ Because of the refractive effects of the atmosphere.
47748	_ Why do we sigh?_ The action of sighing arises from very similar causes to those of yawning.
47748	_ Why do we sneeze?_ Because particles of matter enter the nostrils and excite the nerves of feeling and of smell.
47748	_ Why do we yawn?_ Because, as we become weary, the nervous impulses which direct the respiratory movements are enfeebled.
47748	_ Why do west winds generally bring rain?_ Because they come across the_ Atlantic_, and are heavily charged with_ vapour_.
47748	_ Why do windows not reflect the sun at noon?_ They do, but our eyes are not then in the_ line of the reflection_.
47748	_ Why do windows reflect the sun in the evening?_ Because the eye of the observer is in the_ line of the reflection_.
47748	_ Why does a Jew''s harp give musical sounds?_ Because the_ vibrations of the metal tongue_ are communicated to the ear.
47748	_ Why does a cup in a pie become filled with juice?_ Because_ the heat expands the air_, and drives nearly all of it out of the cup.
47748	_ Why does a grey sunrise foretell a dry day?_ Because it shows that the vapours in the air are_ not_ very dense.
47748	_ Why does a kite rise in the air?_ A kite rises in the air by the force of the wind, which_ strikes obliquely_ upon its_ under surface_.
47748	_ Why does a needle float when carefully laid upon the surface of water?_ Because the needle and the water_ mutually repel each other_.
47748	_ Why does a soap bubble show the prismatic colours?_ Because, like a large rain drop, it_ refracts the rays of light_, and shows the elementary rays.
47748	_ Why does a top first reel around upon the spill, then become upright, and"sleep,"and then reel again, and fall?_[ Illustration: Fig.
47748	_ Why does a top"sleep?
47748	_ Why does a yellow sunset foretell wet weather?_ Because it shows that the air is heavy with vapours.
47748	_ Why does air fly from the doors and windows towards the fire- place?_ Because, as the warm air flies away, cold air rushes in to occupy its place.
47748	_ Why does beer which has been standing in a glass taste flat?_ Because its_ carbonic acid_ has escaped as_ carbonic acid gas_.
47748	_ Why does boiled water taste flat and insipid?_ Because the_ carbonic acid_ has been_ driven off_ by boiling.
47748	_ Why does dew form into round drops upon the leaves of plants?_ Because it_ repels the air_, and the_ substances of the leaves_ upon which it rests.
47748	_ Why does dew form most abundantly on cloudless nights?_ Because the heat which is radiated by the earth does not return to it.
47748	_ Why does dew rest upon the upper surfaces of leaves?_ Because the under surfaces receive the_ radiated warmth of the earth_.
47748	_ Why does exercise promote health?_ Because it_ assists all the functions upon which life depend_.
47748	_ Why does gunpowder explode?_ Gunpowder is made of a very intimate_ mechanical mixture_ of_ nitrate of potash_,_ charcoal_, and_ sulphur_.
47748	_ Why does indigestion bring on bilious attacks?_ Because the_ liver_ secretes a fluid to assist in the digestion of food.
47748	_ Why does nitrous oxide produce this effect?_ Because it introduces into the body more_ oxygen_ than can be consumed.
47748	_ Why does not a piece of wood which is turning at one end, feel hot at the other end?_ Because wood is_ a bad conductor of heat_.
47748	_ Why does not the iris of the fish''s eye contract_?
47748	_ Why does not the oxygen of the air sometimes take fire?_ Because oxygen,_ by itself_, is incombustible.
47748	_ Why does not the water run out when the syringe is raised?_ Because the pressure of the air upon the small orifice resists the weight of the water.
47748	_ Why does perspiration cool the body?_ Because it takes up a part of the heat, and, evaporating,_ carries it into the air_.
47748	_ Why does phosphorous look luminous?_ Because it is undergoing slow_ combustion_.
47748	_ Why does poking a fire cause it to burn more brightly?_ Because it opens avenues through which the air may enter to supply_ oxygen_.
47748	_ Why does pressing a flame or a spark put it out?_ Because it prevents the contact of the flame or spark with the_ oxygen_ of the air.
47748	_ Why does rain purify the air?_ Because it produces motion in the particles of the air, by which they are_ intermixed_.
47748	_ Why does running with the kite cause it to rise higher?_ Because it_ increases the force_ with which the wind strikes upon the surface of the kite.
47748	_ Why does silver tarnish when exposed to light?_ Because of the_ actinic_, or chemical power of the rays of the sun.
47748	_ Why does smoke issue in folds and curls?_ Because it is_ pressed upon_ by the_ cold air_ which always_ rushes towards a rarer atmosphere_.
47748	_ Why does soda- water effervesce?_ Because_ carbonic acid gas_ is forced into the water_ by pressure_.
47748	_ Why does spring water taste fresh and invigorating?_ Because it contains_ carbonic acid_.
47748	_ Why does the barometer stand lowest at those times?_ Because_ much moisture exists in the air_, by which it is rendered less dense and heavy.
47748	_ Why does the bat fly by night?_ Because it lives chiefly upon moths, which are_ night- flying insects_.
47748	_ Why does the bat sleep during the winter?_ Because, as the winter approaches, the moths and flying insects upon which it feeds, disappear.
47748	_ Why does the earth become colder than the air after sunset?_ Because the earth_ parts with its heat freely by radiation_; but the air does not.
47748	_ Why does the flame terminate in a point?_ Because cold air rushes towards the flame in every direction, and is carried upward.
47748	_ Why does the flying- top rise in the air?_ Because its wings_ meet the air obliquely_, just as the surface of the kite does.
47748	_ Why does the gas of balloons expand in thin air?_ Because the air exerts a_ less amount of pressure_ upon the air or gas contained in the balloons.
47748	_ Why does the glow- worm emit a light?_ Because the female glow- worm is without wings, but the male is a winged insect.
47748	_ Why does the pupil of the eye look black?_ Because the pupil is an_ opening_ through which the rays of light pass into the chamber of the eye.
47748	_ Why does the wick turn black as it burns?_ Because it consists principally of_ carbon_.
47748	_ Why does water become steam?_ Because a larger amount of heat has entered into it than can remain latent in water.
47748	_ Why does water extinguish fire?_ Because it_ saturates the fuel_, and prevents the gases thereof from combining with the oxygen of the air.
47748	_ Why does water freeze?_ Because its latent heat is partly_ drawn off_ by the surrounding air.
47748	_ Why does water, when dropped upon hot iron, move about in agitated globules?_ Because the_ caloric_ repels the particles of the water.
47748	_ Why has man no external appendage to his mouth?_ Because_ his hands_ serve all the purposes of gathering food, and_ conveying it to the mouth_.
47748	_ Why has the giraffe a long neck?_ Because it_ feeds upon the branches of tall trees_.
47748	_ Why has the giraffe a small head?_ Because, being set upon the end of a very long neck, the animal would be_ unable to raise it_ if it were heavy.
47748	_ Why has the horse a smaller stomach proportionately than other animals?_ Because the horse was created for speed.
47748	_ Why has the mole hard and flat feet, armed with sharp nails?_ Because the animal is thereby enabled to_ burrow in the earth_, in search for worms.
47748	_ Why has the spoon- bill long legs?_ Because it_ wades in marshy places_ to find its food.
47748	_ Why have bats hooked claws in their wings?_ Because bats are almost destitute of legs and feet; at least those organs are included in their wings.
47748	_ Why have birds gizzards?_ Because, having no teeth, the tough and fibrous gizzards are employed_ to grind the food preparatory to digestion_.
47748	_ Why have birds hard beaks?_ Because, having no teeth, the beak enables them to_ seize_,_ hold_, and_ divide their food_.
47748	_ Why have birds of prey no gizzards?_ Because their food_ does not require to be ground_ prior to digestion, as does the food of grain- eating birds.
47748	_ Why have birds with long legs short tails?_ Because the tails of birds are used to guide them through the air, by a_ kind of steerage_.
47748	_ Why have fishes no eyelids?_ Because the water in which they swim keeps their eyes moist.
47748	_ Why have grasses, corn, canes,& c., joints, or knots in their stalks?_ Because a long hollow stem would be liable to bend and break.
47748	_ Why have plants a formation of pith in their centre?_ The pith is the chief organ of nutriment, especially in the young plant.
47748	_ Why have plants of the pea tribe, a folding blossom called the"boat,"or"keel?
47748	_ Why have poplar- trees comparatively few branches and leaves?_ Because their trunks are comparatively_ small_, although they grow to a great height.
47748	_ Why have the berries of the mistletoe a thick viscid juice?_ Because the mistletoe is a_ parasitical_ plant, growing upon the bark of other trees.
47748	_ Why have the parrots,& c., crooked and hard bills?_ Because they live upon nuts, the stones of fruit, and hard seeds.
47748	_ Why if birds cease to sing, may wet, and probably thunder, be expected._?
47748	_ Why is a flash of lightning generally succeeded by heavy rain?_ Because the electrical discharge destroys the_ vescicles_ of the vapours.
47748	_ Why is a heavy dew regarded as the precursor of rain?_ Because a heavy formation of dew indicates that the air is_ saturated with moisture_.
47748	_ Why is a substance black?_ Because it_ absorbs the light_ and_ puts an end to the vibrations_.
47748	_ Why is a substance white?_ Because it reflects the light that falls upon it_ without altering its vibrations._ 467.
47748	_ Why is dew seldom formed at sea?_ Because of the defective_ radiating_ quality of the surface of_ water_.
47748	_ Why is glass transparent?_ Because its atoms are so arranged that they allow the vibrations of light to continue through their substance.
47748	_ Why is guano a productive manure?_ Because it contains, with other suitable elements, an abundance of the_ silicous skeletons of animalculæ_.
47748	_ Why is it called electricity?_ Because it first revealed itself to human observation through a substance called, in the Greek language,_ electrum_.
47748	_ Why is it difficult to light charcoal and coke fires?_ Because they contain no_ hydrogen_ to produce_ flame_, and assist combustion.
47748	_ Why is it said in mountainous countries that rain is coming, because the mountains are"putting their night- caps on?
47748	_ Why is lightning sometimes like a lurid sheet?_ Because the flash is distant, and therefore we see only the_ reflection_.
47748	_ Why is man born without a covering?_ Because_ man is the only animal that can clothe itself_.
47748	_ Why is oxygen necessary to life?_ Because it combines with the_ carbon_ of the blood, and forms_ carbonic acid gas_.
47748	_ Why is rain water soft?_ Because it is derived from vapours which, in ascending to the clouds,_ could not bear up the mineral waters with them_.
47748	_ Why is snow said to be warm, while white garments are worn for coolness?_ Snow is_ warm_ by virtue of its light and woolly texture.
47748	_ Why is snow white?_ Because it reflects all the component rays of_ light_.
47748	_ Why is the air often found excessively hot in chalk districts?_ Because the soil_ reflects_ upon objects near to it the heat of the solar rays.
47748	_ Why is the lily white?_ Because it reflects the light without altering its vibrations.
47748	_ Why is there no dew formed on windy nights?_ Because, as winds generally consist of dry air, they_ absorb and bear away_ the atmospheric moisture.
47748	_ Why is this the best method of ventilation?_ Because doors and windows may then be made air- tight, and_ draughts across rooms be prevented_.
47748	_ Why is"a rainbow at night the shepherd''s delight?
47748	_ Why is"a rainbow in the morning the shepherd''s warning?
47748	_ Why should persons whose clothes are on fire roll slowly about when they are down?_ Because they thereby_ press out_ the fire.
47748	_ Why should persons whose clothes take fire, throw themselves down?_ Because flame spreads most rapidly in an_ upward_ direction.
47748	_ Why should we seek knowledge?_ Because it assists us to comprehend the_ goodness and power of God_.
47748	_ Why would you apply the heat at the top, in this experiment?_ Because in heating water it_ expands and rises_.
47748	_ Why, under these circumstances, do they feel neither hot nor cold?_ Because they neither take heat from, nor supply it to, the body.
47748	_ Why, when we are walking under an arch- way or a tunnel, do our voices appear louder?_ Because the sounds of our voices are_ immediately reflected_.
47748	_ Why?_ Because the embryo of the insect has a_ threefold_ nature, while that of the bird is_ single_.
47748	_ Will a kettle- holder, being a bad conductor, sometimes conduct heat to the hand?_ Yes.
47748	_ Will carbon, burnt in oxygen, produce flame and smoke?_ It burns brightly, but it produces neither flame nor smoke.
47748	_ Will hydrogen support animal life?_ It will not.
47748	_ Will nitrogen burn?_ It will not burn, nor will it support combustion.
47748	and behold the height of the stars, how high they are?"
47748	and he that keepeth thy soul, doth not he know it?
47748	and how oft cometh their destruction upon them?"
47748	and shall not he render to every man according to his works?"
47748	and the hoary frost of heaven, who hath gendered it?"
47748	and the son of man that thou visitest him?"
47748	and who knoweth the interpretation of a thing?
47748	but the thunder of his power who can understand?"
47748	can the flag grow without water?
47748	hast thou clothed his neck with thunder?
47748	have not I the Lord?"
47748	if the whole were hearing, where were smelling?"
47748	in becoming water?_ Those figures simply record the amount of calorie indicated by the_ thermometer_.
47748	of France, who, when caught on all fours carrying one of his children, by the Spanish envoy, looked up and said,''Is your excellency married?''
47748	or is there any taste in the white of an egg?"
47748	or who hath begotten the drops of dew?"
47748	or who hath stretched the line upon it?"]
47748	or who maketh the dumb, or the seeing, or the blind?
47748	the Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?"
47748	what nations come and go?
47748	who can deny mercy when thou pleadest?
47748	who can resist thy eloquence?
47748	who hath babbling?
47748	who hath contentions?
47748	who hath redness of the eyes?
47748	who hath sorrow?
47748	who hath words without cause?
47748	who will not own thy claim to sympathy?
34703	''And what would the effect of that be?'' 34703 ''And you promise it was n''t your fault?''
34703	''But what sort of a thing?'' 34703 ''First''novel, with a sneer?
34703	''George? 34703 ''It?''"
34703	''Then if it''s all over what are you bothering about it for?'' 34703 ''What besides Rose?''
34703	''What is the matter, M''sieur Arnaud? 34703 ''What''s the matter, M''sieur Arnaud?''
34703	''What?'' 34703 ''Where''s that situated?''
34703	''Would it account for actual morphological changes of tissue?'' 34703 A Universal Index?"
34703	A day''s rest?... 34703 A doctor?
34703	A what?
34703	About father and mother? 34703 About him?"
34703	About walking to London as the quickest way of getting back to that book of his?
34703	About you? 34703 All the way to London?
34703	Am I any worse now?
34703	Am I to take that as your last word?
34703	Ambleteuse? 34703 An absolutely unknown adventure,"he had said; and what better, more merciful, more beautiful?
34703	And I fancy my manner got a bit on your nerves-- does a bit now for that matter?
34703	And I still have my furniture and I owe you five hundred francs?
34703	And all this was yesterday?
34703	And by the way, has Hastings mentioned Mr Rose to you lately?
34703	And did this doctor recognise you?
34703	And fight Carpentier?
34703	And has he been since then?
34703	And he did n''t even ask why the bicycle had been sent for?
34703	And he has n''t moved since-- you know what I mean?
34703	And he knew you?
34703	And he was all right when you left him? 34703 And he''s left no address?"
34703	And he''s no idea at all that I know anything whatever about it?
34703	And how,she said proudly,"if he had it in my arms?"
34703	And if he''s English what''s he called Arnaud for?
34703	And in that case would you go with him?
34703	And in the second place?
34703	And is Julia going to walk to Guildford or Weybridge too? 34703 And is this all the stuff you''ve brought?
34703	And leave the field clear? 34703 And of course Derry knew there''d be a row too?"
34703	And she recognised him?
34703	And that fetched him round?
34703	And that was when he was thirty- three?
34703	And that will be?
34703	And the day before that?
34703	And the name of M''sieu''who asks?
34703	And the name of the proprietor of the house?
34703	And then?
34703	And then?
34703	And they will return and be pardoned?
34703	And what are you doing at St Briac?
34703	And what did he say?
34703	And what did he say?
34703	And what did you say?
34703	And what do you mean by''Ah''?
34703	And what on earth made Jennie speak to him in French?
34703	And what''s that got to do with you?
34703	And what''s that?
34703	And when father and mother come back? 34703 And you keep it in St Briac?"
34703	And you saw----?
34703	And you say you''re going to make a legal adoption of something that''s shaped like a man but ought to be kept in a padded room?
34703	And you think you''ve-- the right?
34703	And you thought--he hesitated for a moment and shivered slightly--"it was something to be congratulated about?"
34703	And you went to a French school?
34703	And your''A''is going, and you''re starting a brand- new one from the moment you met Jennie?
34703	And--I hesitated, but took my fence--"that''s all?
34703	And-- he''ll come back?
34703	Animal, vegetable or mineral?
34703	Any----?
34703	Anything the matter, Jennie?
34703	Anything you like; what''s on?
34703	Anyway, why should n''t I?
34703	Are n''t they engaged?
34703	Are n''t they holding the Olympic games there?
34703	Are n''t they just a little-- stand- offish?
34703	Are n''t you the gentleman as came last night, sir?
34703	Are they here?
34703	Are you asleep, George?
34703	Are you deliberately throwing him at that child''s head?
34703	Are you going to paint it, dearest?
34703	Are you going to see him?
34703	Are you going to stay a Frenchman?
34703	Are you sure you can trust yourself?
34703	Are you telling me now, or am I wrong in my head? 34703 Are you trying to keep him?"
34703	Arnaud? 34703 As long as I sit tight, George?"
34703	At one go you dropped from twenty- nine to-- what is it now? 34703 Back to England?"
34703	Bathing? 34703 Been having a row with somebody?"
34703	Before committing a physical one? 34703 Before she went to the Golf Club, or after?"
34703	Before to- night?
34703	Bit French, are n''t they?
34703	Bit quiet, is n''t it?
34703	Brought the Beautiful Bear, George?
34703	But does n''t that meet your objection, old fellow?
34703	But his memory?
34703	But how on earth can I alter that?
34703	But is anything else fair and right?
34703	But suppose-- an accident can always happen-- suppose he put_ you_ out?
34703	But this particular thing?
34703	But what about the pictures?
34703	But why did you tear the book? 34703 But why then was he not of the clientèle last night?"
34703	But why was n''t I told all this at once?
34703	But you''ve read_ An Ape in Hell_?
34703	But your books, Derry? 34703 But yourself?"
34703	But,I said at last,"are n''t you rather anticipating?
34703	But,I said, deeply pondering,"is it possible to skip a step--_any_ step?"
34703	By the way, what became of you last night? 34703 C''était la figure?
34703	Ca n''t it? 34703 Ca n''t you accept the situation, George?"
34703	Can I ask your housekeeper for a towel?
34703	Chest?
34703	Could he, I ask you? 34703 Could n''t you go to- morrow night and still take her home?"
34703	Could n''t you,I said slowly and quite deliberately,"have taken her home and seen about your things to- morrow?"
34703	Derry what?
34703	Derry, ca n''t you stay here a little longer?
34703	Derry,I said, greatly moved,"tell me: are you remembering things quite properly?
34703	Derry,I said,"you have n''t been thinking of putting an end to yourself, have you?"
34703	Derry,I said,"you remember what you showed me with that flashlight that night in your rooms?"
34703	Derry--_how_ long ago?
34703	Did I say that? 34703 Did he come to fetch you out last night?"
34703	Did mother know about it?
34703	Did n''t he go out with you? 34703 Did n''t she recognise him?"
34703	Did n''t you know?
34703	Did that illustration ever appear?
34703	Did they change those flowers this morning?
34703	Did you ask Madge to ask you?
34703	Did you ask her what aged man this-- marauder-- looked?
34703	Did you see them go out this morning?
34703	Did you''fall for''this other paragon as you did for Mr Rose?
34703	Do n''t you ever sleep out?
34703	Do they fit you-- or did they merely do so once?
34703	Do they never open this chapel, I wonder?
34703	Do you always hold it at the same distance?
34703	Do you intend to ask him outright to marry you?
34703	Do you know a M''sieur Arnaud, Jennie?
34703	Do you know what day he left?
34703	Do you know, George, I''ve never in my life been in Ireland?
34703	Do you like it, Aunt Julia?
34703	Do you mean because of my clothes and my being a Frenchman and all that?
34703	Do you mean something about his memory?
34703	Do you mean that you''re going to slip over to France after all?
34703	Do you often come here? 34703 Do you remember a Miss Oliphant?"
34703	Do you think it will be-- safe? 34703 Do you think it will continue like that?"
34703	Do you think that at this moment you could repeat, say, half a page of_ The Hands of Esau_?
34703	Do you want to hear or do n''t you?
34703	Does n''t it strike you as a little-- hard, George?
34703	Does n''t that just prove it?
34703	Doing nothing at all?
34703	Eh? 34703 Eh?
34703	Eh? 34703 Eh?
34703	Eh?
34703	Eh?
34703	Eh?
34703	Elle avait des conjectures? 34703 Et vous avez répondu?"
34703	Everything it would mean?
34703	Everything? 34703 Father and mother?
34703	Father?... 34703 For how long?"
34703	For-- going out?
34703	From that dance? 34703 George!--_Derwent Rose!_ You do n''t mean to say that_ that_ was Derwent Rose?"
34703	George, do you realise that we''re the last people here and that they''ve turned half the lights out?
34703	George, who was that?
34703	George,he faltered,"why this tone?"
34703	George,he said,"_ who was that with you in the garden_?"
34703	George-- I say, George-- who was that?
34703	Going to try for another?
34703	Had n''t we met before then?
34703	Had you a good crossing?
34703	Had you any idea?
34703	Hallo, why are n''t you dancing?
34703	Happened to him?
34703	Has he any pictures in the house at this moment?
34703	Has n''t it got a name? 34703 Has n''t she decided yet?"
34703	Has she gone out? 34703 Has there been a moment since yesterday when that lamp has been held as close as it could be held?"
34703	Has your''B''memory quite gone?
34703	Have I been doing that?
34703	Have n''t you any-- put away anywhere?
34703	Have n''t you been out with that fellow on a bicycle, or has a mistake been made?
34703	Have n''t you been playing this morning?
34703	Have n''t you come home on a bicycle?
34703	Have n''t you seen the posters? 34703 Have you no idea?"
34703	Have you read that horrible woman''s horrible book?
34703	Have you realised yet?
34703	He did n''t say where he was going?
34703	He is writing it?
34703	He just came into the Boltons as if nothing had happened, and he''s talked all day as if nothing had happened?
34703	He sells his pictures?
34703	He''s not mentioned his book?
34703	He''s''some''swimmer, is n''t he?
34703	He_ shall_ know what love is; If his question to me meant why should he get nothing anything, a wonder had happened out of his life?
34703	Here, what''s all this about?
34703	Here-- at least he was a moment ago----"Arnaud?
34703	How can I change it?
34703	How did you know I was here?
34703	How did you know we were here?
34703	How do you know that, George?
34703	How do you know that?
34703	How does Jennie spend most of her time?
34703	How does forgetting clinch anything?
34703	How long ago was that-- when he came to the house, I mean?
34703	How many Wanderjahre had he?
34703	How many things has he talked about to- day, since he''s been here?
34703	How much did it fetch?
34703	How much?
34703	How much?
34703	How much?
34703	How often have you been for these rides?
34703	How so?
34703	How so?
34703	How would you get the match? 34703 How would you like to come and stay with me in Surrey for a bit?"
34703	How?
34703	How?
34703	How?
34703	How?
34703	How?
34703	I beg pardon, sir, but may I ask if you got up in the night?
34703	I beg your pardon, sir?
34703	I do hold my own? 34703 I honestly-- but no, that is n''t true-- I seem to remember something-- let me think, let me think.... What time did I go to bed last night?"
34703	I remember_ so_ well...."Would n''t it be better if you were to take a walk after your bathe?
34703	I say, darling, what does''bélier''mean?
34703	I say, is n''t your name Coverham?
34703	I say, this_ is_ all right, is n''t it?
34703	I say, what about having a look in at the Stade? 34703 I say, what''s become of Julia?"
34703	I scarcely hear''em now.--Lemonade? 34703 I see.... Is this it, that my furniture is n''t sold at all, and you''re advancing me money on the security of it?"
34703	I suppose you want to know about them?
34703	I suppose you went over to ask the name of it?
34703	I suppose your people were French at one time?
34703	I wonder why he did n''t ask you?
34703	If I stop as I am?
34703	If he is in love with her, and has no eyes for any other woman living, and never will have, will you marry me then?
34703	If he leaves shall you go with him?
34703	If you mean his money, that''s very nice of you, George, but I thought that was all arranged? 34703 If, as you say, you want a change-- supposing you were to go off somewhere for a bit-- wouldn''t you like somebody with you?"
34703	Immediately?
34703	In St Briac?
34703	In fact it might be cheaper in the long run to buy the bicycle instead of hiring it?
34703	In other words-- God?
34703	In the tent?
34703	Interesting idea that last, is n''t it? 34703 Is anybody----?"
34703	Is he leaving to- day?
34703	Is he the-- the Monsieur Arnaud the maid meant?
34703	Is it in working order, George? 34703 Is it so very queer?"
34703	Is it to Cambridge Circus that you''re going to- night when you leave Julia?
34703	Is it wise?
34703	Is n''t Madge in? 34703 Is n''t it already a little late to say that?"
34703	Is n''t it his name?
34703	Is n''t it rough on a fellow, sir? 34703 Is n''t it-- isn''t it a little rough on a fellow, sir?"
34703	Is n''t it?
34703	Is n''t that everything in a man like him-- the everything he''s on his way back to?
34703	Is n''t that taxi here yet? 34703 Is n''t there something I''d better know-- and had n''t you better tell me now?"
34703	Is n''t this rather a catechism, George?
34703	Is that 9199? 34703 Is that a thing I should be very likely to know?"
34703	Is that all you sent her out for? 34703 Is that being kind to her, Jennie?"
34703	Is that her description of him?
34703	Is that what you were going to tell him when you-- interrupted a little?
34703	Is that why he came last night-- to be introduced to mother?
34703	Is that window too much for you?
34703	Is there a Mrs Bassett here-- Daphne Bassett?
34703	Is this just to fix the date, or has the parcel anything to do with it?
34703	Is_ that_ the idea-- just a way out for everybody?
34703	It is Mr Rose, is n''t it?
34703	It''s all right for Léhon and the Château de Beaumanoir to- morrow morning, I suppose?
34703	It''s just near here, is n''t it?
34703	It_ is_ Mr Rose, is n''t it?
34703	It_ is_ you?
34703	Jennie been reading to you?
34703	Jennie''s going to lie down this afternoon; wo n''t you let me take you for a walk? 34703 Jennie... were they supposed to know about these walks-- you know who I mean?"
34703	Jennie?
34703	Jessica had to have a First Prayer, did n''t she? 34703 Julia and Jennie?
34703	Julia, are you well off?
34703	Julia, are you yourself in every respect the same woman to- day that you were before we had our talk yesterday?
34703	Julia,I demanded,"where''s that tallboy gone?"
34703	Julia,I said abruptly,"what do you intend to do about him?"
34703	Julia,I said with a failing voice,"for his sake ca n''t you let it rest?"
34703	Julia,I said without warning,"_ would_ you marry him?"
34703	Leaves here? 34703 Look at it?
34703	Look here, Derry,I said suddenly,"if it''s a fair question, how much money have you got?"
34703	Look here, have n''t we passed your shop?
34703	Look here,I said at last,"ca n''t you see my position?"
34703	Lost your train? 34703 M''sieu''Arnaud?"
34703	Madame Carguet?
34703	Might both of us come with you together?
34703	Mr Rose?
34703	Must we talk about this now?
34703	My dear chap, what on earth are you talking about? 34703 My dear----"Then, suddenly,"How long have you actually known Derry, George?"
34703	My face? 34703 Nay, Lord, so quickly gone?"
34703	Noble saw''em-- no mistake possible, he says-- pedalling all over Brittany with Tom, Dick and Harry.... Where did she get that bicycle? 34703 Not absurd on me?
34703	Not if I solemnly assure you that I have a good chance?
34703	Not if I tell you my mind''s perfectly made up?
34703	Not if it meant a breach between you and me?
34703	Not longer? 34703 Not sure?"
34703	Not the incinerator?
34703	Not yet?
34703	Nothing very amusing to do this afternoon, Jennie?
34703	Now what were you going to tell me?
34703	Oh, I''ve a rotten memory for faces-- seen So- and- so lately? 34703 Oh-- as long as I know where he is----""Did n''t he ask you to join him?"
34703	Oh-- how many things does one talk about in a day? 34703 Oh-- just little dodges----""Like watching slowed- down pictures?"
34703	Oh.... Why''of course?''
34703	Oh? 34703 Oh?
34703	Oliphant? 34703 On an endless walking- tour?"
34703	On your back?
34703	One dose of what?
34703	Ought n''t he to have some tea?
34703	Ought we to be going?
34703	Perhaps Mr Arnaud would like to see the rest of the garden, mother?
34703	Quickly, George-- who,_ who_ is your Beautiful Bear, and why have you been keeping a superb creature like that from me?
34703	Rather a young queen, is n''t she? 34703 Ready for breakfast?"
34703	Ready?
34703	Ready?
34703	Really?
34703	Recognise me? 34703 Registered?"
34703	Say, is this the best London can do for a man nowadays?
34703	Say?
34703	September, Uncle George?
34703	Sha n''t I, George?
34703	Shall we go across to him?
34703	Shall you know if I''m right?
34703	She''s a friend of Miss Oliphant''s, is she?
34703	Siena? 34703 Since yesterday?"
34703	So I said to him,''What do you want to belong to a school at all for?'' 34703 So he was sketching, and you went with him?"
34703	So you have n''t got to move on from pillar to post and one lodging to another?
34703	So you propose to make money out of athletics?
34703	So you''re Arnaud now?
34703	So you''re engaged?
34703	So,she laughed,"you''re just showing how cross you can be?"
34703	Soon? 34703 Still----""Do you want me to let you know if I come across him?"
34703	Suppose I denounce you?
34703	Sure you would n''t rather follow Alec''s example? 34703 Sure you''re not overdoing it?"
34703	Surely you can guess that?
34703	Tell you? 34703 Than this jolly party?"
34703	Thank you a thousand times, chère Madame----"Delicieuse----"Merci, M''sieu''Air- r- r- rd----"Better have the rug round you----"Where''s Jennie? 34703 That I shall_ never_ forgive her.... Do n''t you know yet why he never knew anything about real women?
34703	That was the night you left my place with Julia Oliphant, said good- bye to her at Waterloo, and went on to Trenchard''s? 34703 That you were out after his championship and incidentally his living?"
34703	That you''d live to be a hundred and be world- famous? 34703 The Gland book, you said?"
34703	The athlete people are talking about?
34703	The first time for two days?
34703	The kitchen where Coco lives?
34703	The right?
34703	The same that you always were?
34703	The same tram? 34703 The tallboy?
34703	The yellow one, is it? 34703 Then I started talking bits of French to Jennie, and she got a bit cross-- didn''t you, sweetheart?
34703	Then I suppose you''re walking back? 34703 Then do you think that that phase is-- falling due again?"
34703	Then had n''t we better go back?
34703	Then he simply accepts the situation?
34703	Then how do you know it was he?
34703	Then if he''s English what the devil does he wear those clothes for?
34703	Then if you''re not coming in?
34703	Then nothing''s happened since then?
34703	Then that means that you''ve been practically every day for a fortnight?
34703	Then what did you do?
34703	Then what''s that make the year now? 34703 Then when are you going to show us?"
34703	Then why do you say it like that?... 34703 Then why in the name of goodness did she?"
34703	Then why not come over to us for a few weeks? 34703 Then why----?"
34703	Then wo n''t you come and have tea with me presently?
34703	Then you accept that explanation?
34703	Then you do think he may have-- speeded up?
34703	Then you still have it? 34703 Then you''ll let him go?"
34703	Then you''re going to stand between us as long as I am I?
34703	Then you''ve managed to swallow the monstrous thing so far?
34703	Then you_ do_ think he might just-- go off?
34703	Then your mother was Cicely Treherne, and she married an Arnaud?
34703	Then,I said by and by,"why are n''t you bicycling-- or walking-- this afternoon?"
34703	Then,I said presently,"if they do n''t know, ought I to know?"
34703	There is n''t much imagination about_ that_, is there? 34703 There''s got to be a first before there can be a second, has n''t there?"
34703	Thereabouts?... 34703 They are in his room without doubt?"
34703	They will be back----?
34703	They''ve no idea you went for two walks and a bicycle ride with Monsieur Arnaud?
34703	This is all very well, but is it quite-- playing the game?
34703	This morning in the shop?
34703	Those were the Beverley girls bathing with us this afternoon, were n''t they, Jennie?
34703	Time?
34703	To do, Uncle George? 34703 To hang about that house?"
34703	To me? 34703 To trick me?"
34703	To write his book? 34703 Too tired after the party last night?"
34703	Tout va bien, M''sieu''?
34703	Unfamiliar?
34703	Vivisected?
34703	Was that a concession for my sake?
34703	Was the_ Vicarage_ blasphemous? 34703 We came here to see pictures, did n''t we?"
34703	Well--he made a simple gesture with his open hands--"if I do n''t remember what I was I ca n''t very well tell that, can I?"
34703	Well, and then?
34703	Well, decided to live, George?
34703	Well, did you hear all that?
34703	Well, how goes it?
34703	Well, how''s Derry? 34703 Well, this_ is_ the moment, is n''t it?
34703	Well, well, well, well.... And are you writing us another of your charming books?
34703	Well, what about Dinard?
34703	Well, what did he say?
34703	Well, what did you think of it?
34703	Well, what does he think?
34703	Well, what have you been doing with yourself for the last three days, Jennie?
34703	Well, what''s to be done?
34703	Well, where is he?
34703	Well, where was it?
34703	Well, will you find out for me if she''s here?
34703	Well, you did n''t die of the shock, so why should I? 34703 Well-- if that will keep you from practising on anybody else----""You think you''d be safe, George?"
34703	Well-- isn''t it? 34703 Well?
34703	Well?
34703	Well?
34703	Well?
34703	Were you there? 34703 What I meant was, did he recognise you?"
34703	What about his money?
34703	What about our going together?
34703	What about the bicycle?
34703	What about you? 34703 What are these books?"
34703	What are you going to do about Jennie?
34703	What bicycle?
34703	What book?
34703	What did I think of the lecture?
34703	What did he say about the bicycle?
34703	What did you come back for?
34703	What did you do the day before?
34703	What do men say? 34703 What do they charge for the hire of a bicycle?"
34703	What do you call him, if I may ask?
34703	What do you mean by swimming it more or less?
34703	What do you mean by that?
34703	What do you mean by that?
34703	What do you mean, Alec?
34703	What do you mean, Sir George? 34703 What do you mean-- for his sake?"
34703	What do you mean?
34703	What do you mean?
34703	What do you think? 34703 What does it mean?"
34703	What does it mean?
34703	What does that matter? 34703 What else is there to do?
34703	What exactly did he say?
34703	What have I come for, you mean? 34703 What have you been doing since you left Cambridge Circus?"
34703	What have you been living on?
34703	What is it, Derry?
34703	What is it, Ellen?
34703	What is it? 34703 What is n''t there clear about it?"
34703	What is?
34703	What makes you think that?
34703	What notes?
34703	What point was that? 34703 What situation?"
34703	What sort of lines?
34703	What then?
34703	What was I doing? 34703 What was all this?"
34703	What was it?
34703	What was that?
34703	What was that?
34703	What were you saying?
34703	What would you like to do? 34703 What would you like to do?"
34703	What''s all this about? 34703 What''s she like to look at?"
34703	What''s that?
34703	What''s that?
34703	What''s that?
34703	What''s that?
34703	What''s the matter with it? 34703 What''s the matter, Derry?
34703	What''s the picture? 34703 What, Antwerp in August?"
34703	What, not in any way?
34703	What, that_ he''s_ still looking for_ her_?
34703	What? 34703 What?"
34703	What?
34703	What?
34703	What?
34703	What_ is_ the relation between you and me, George?
34703	When was it that you first had no doubt at all?
34703	When you were young I suppose you called older men''sir''?
34703	Where are Mr Rose and Miss Oliphant now?
34703	Where are you going?
34703	Where are you staying?
34703	Where did Jennie pick him up?
34703	Where did it come from?
34703	Where did the bicycle come from?
34703	Where did they think you were?
34703	Where did you go? 34703 Where from?"
34703	Where in St Briac?
34703	Where is he to- day?
34703	Where is she going?
34703	Where to now?
34703	Where to?
34703	Where was it?
34703	Where was that?
34703	Where was that?
34703	Where would it be?
34703	Where''s Derry?
34703	Where''s Jennie? 34703 Where''s Mr Aird?
34703	Where''s the bicycle now?
34703	Where,I asked him as steadily as I could,"is your money in London?"
34703	Where?
34703	Which Derry?
34703	Which memory? 34703 Which room are you putting me in?"
34703	Which shall we do, Julia? 34703 Which way are we going?
34703	Which way?
34703	Which? 34703 Who are they?"
34703	Who bought the stuff?
34703	Who published what''s called a''first novel''some little time ago?
34703	Who was that with you in the garden, George?
34703	Who''s that you were talking to?
34703	Why did n''t you say you knew him before?
34703	Why do you couple them like that?
34703	Why do you say it like that?
34703	Why in St Briac instead of here?
34703	Why is he putting out by himself? 34703 Why not come in and see for yourself?"
34703	Why not talk about it down at Haslemere?
34703	Why not, if you''re in jolly places all the time?
34703	Why not? 34703 Why not?"
34703	Why not?
34703	Why should n''t he speak good French instead of your eternal''_ Donnez- moi_''and''_ Combien_''? 34703 Why there instead of here?"
34703	Why waste a day?
34703	Why would n''t it?
34703	Why, Jennie?
34703	Why?
34703	Why?
34703	Why?
34703	Why?
34703	Will the four- forty suit you all right?
34703	Will you have some now to be going on with?
34703	Will you try?
34703	Will you wait in your room till I come?
34703	With Jennie playing Daphne''s part?
34703	With that fellow Arnaud?
34703	Wo n''t you lean on my shoulder, sir?
34703	Would it be upsetting your arrangements if I asked my visitors to stay for the week- end?
34703	Would you let me come with you?
34703	Would you like me to read to you?
34703	Would you mind ordering, Sir George?
34703	Would you very much mind if I did n''t go, mother?
34703	Would you, if it were possible, take Julia?
34703	Yes, and who''s ever going to marry them? 34703 You actually mean that you want me to take you to the house, and introduce you to Mrs Aird, and open up the way to-- God knows what?"
34703	You all right?
34703	You are a parent, M''sieu''?
34703	You are going away?
34703	You did n''t_ see_ him before he left, then?
34703	You do n''t believe that sometimes one single hour may be worth all the rest of life put together?
34703	You do n''t know?
34703	You do n''t mean that she said No?
34703	You do n''t remember where you''d met her before, do you?
34703	You have n''t tackled it yet?
34703	You mean I''m a baby- snatcher?
34703	You mean if he buckles on his knapsack again?
34703	You mean that, George?
34703	You mean you''ll bring matters to a head by telling them over there?
34703	You really did n''t know I knew Miss Oliphant?
34703	You saw him?
34703	You say he''s paid you, Mrs Hyems?
34703	You say you do n''t know her well?
34703	You see, do n''t you, George? 34703 You see, mother''s all right,"it said as plainly as if she had uttered the words;"you''ll make it all right with father, wo n''t you?
34703	You still do a little, but it''s going, and soon you wo n''t at all?
34703	You think it''s just that?
34703	You went for a walk with Miss Oliphant, did n''t you?
34703	You went immediately after your bathe?
34703	You''d hardly call it ordinary, would you-- conventional and so on?
34703	You''ll ask us both down in September, the moment we get back from here?
34703	You''ll wait for me?
34703	You''re a Frenchman anyway?
34703	You''re not going to try to give me the slip, are you?
34703	You''re quite sure she did n''t recognise him?
34703	You''ve considered it?
34703	You''ve heard?
34703	You''ve told me all that he said about me?
34703	You-- you meant it, I suppose?
34703	You_ did_ catch the tram? 34703 Your medicine?"
34703	_ Ah!..._ So you think they might draw him?
34703	_ Could_ you put Carpentier out?
34703	_ Do_ you mean his memory''s cracking up?
34703	_ Do_ you remember that, Derry?
34703	_ So_ handsome, Julia is, do n''t you think? 34703 _ The Parthian Arrow?_ Yes, I''ve read it,"she said equably.
34703	_ What!_ What madman was this?
34703	_ Who_ is he?
34703	''But why ca n''t you paint just a landscape?''
34703	''If it makes you young then you_ are_ young, are n''t you?''
34703	''Is something the matter?''
34703	''No, but I mean_ why_ are you doing it?''
34703	''Only to see her, only to talk to her: ca n''t you manage that, sir?
34703	''Regard how she holds the fer- à- repasser to her cheek; did she ever before iron a chemise or a coiffe in her life?
34703	''Vieux sot, but where are your eyes?''
34703	''Was it your fault?''
34703	''What are you doing it for?''
34703	''What does it do?''
34703	''Where did he come from?
34703	( Yet who would call Julia Oliphant''s love for him profane?
34703	("Ireland?"
34703	1903 or 4 I suppose; all blind guessing though; how can you tell your age to a year or two simply by how you feel?...
34703	A man would be likely to remember_ that_, would n''t he?
34703	A month?
34703	A picture, then?
34703	A week?
34703	Absolved he was; was he now to be, not merely absolved, but confirmed in all the beauty and liberty of that absolution?
34703	After those immensities of sleep, was he now suffering from insomnia?
34703	All in one sitting?"
34703	All this procreation and child- bearing are just for that-- so that somebody can make head or tail of the world.... Well, what do they do to him?
34703	Am I such a rotten outcast as all that?
34703	Among all these smooth hairs and pretty complexions?
34703	And I jumped a little as she added,"By the way, does he happen to have a brother?"
34703	And I say, do you know anybody who wants to take a quiet place for a month?"
34703	And I say: would you mind if when we got to town I put you on your bus at Waterloo and left you?
34703	And I stayed a week- end in Sir George''s place not so long ago-- had a jolly swim in his pond-- isn''t that so, sir?"
34703	And M''sieu''Arnaud also goes?"
34703	And by the way,_ why_ had he answered her in English?
34703	And enter in his stead-- who?
34703	And even when I''ve done the rottenest things have n''t I always wanted to do something better-- always?
34703	And if I happen to go to sleep suddenly you just walk straight out, do you hear?
34703	And if I was able to make a dim guess or two at these involutions, what of this woman to whom it was not guessing, but open knowledge?
34703	And if Jennie would not come with me, what would the impossible combination be then?...
34703	And instantly the question loomed up largely:"What about Julia Oliphant?
34703	And is there such a devil of a lot of difference between one novel and another when you come to think of it-- yours or mine or anybody else''s?"
34703	And may I solemnly assure you, George, that in Buckingham where I''ve been staying a male man wanted to marry me?
34703	And she, his meek and sweet Semele?
34703	And should I speak of that-- now?
34703	And suppose in addition that, instead of merely resting on an even keel, he_ should_ presently begin to forge ahead again?
34703	And they live----?"
34703	And this was the kind of arch ripple that proceeded from the author of_ The Parthian Arrow_:"Oh, how d''you do, Sir George?
34703	And unless they returned to the Rue de la Cordonnerie to- night( which I now entirely doubted), what was the good of telegraphing to Alec?
34703	And what do you know about writing books?"
34703	And what is a remembered self that we should weep for it?
34703	And what kind of a_ Salle des Pas Perdus_ is London in which to look for a man like that?
34703	And what of it?
34703	And what of the kiss of your mouth when that kiss is both an undoing and a re- beginning, the end of one dream but the beginning of a lovelier still?
34703	And what the better now is Alec Aird if he does find them?
34703	And what, if that American was right, was he risking?
34703	And when does that vision shine most agonisingly fair?
34703	And where was this?"
34703	And where were young Rugby, young Charterhouse, now that he had appeared on the scene?
34703	And why of him?
34703	And why should not I too have whatever of good the remaining years could give me?
34703	And with barely a moment''s pause he broke out:"Oh, what am I to do, sir, what am I to do?
34703	And with having to take the towels home I only just caught the tram----""What''s that?"
34703	And wo n''t it still when----""When what?"
34703	And would her hosts see as little of her at Ker Annic as I had seen of Jennie during the days I had spent in bed?
34703	And yet( I asked myself as my anger began to wear itself out), who can know the mind of a man who does not know his own?
34703	And yet, if it was not to be believed, why could I not shake it off?
34703	And yet, if she knew all, as he said, why the caution of silence?
34703	And"--he bent the grey- blue eyes solemnly on mine--"shall I tell you what_ would_ completely settle it?
34703	And, if he clung so touchingly to me, found me so"magnificently steady,"what comfort would he not find in that unvarying constancy of hers?
34703	And-- George----""Yes?"
34703	Any chance of our waking up?
34703	Any other reason?"
34703	Anybody likely to come in here?
34703	Anything special?"
34703	Anyway who cares?
34703	Anywhere nice?"
34703	Are his pictures of great value, M''sieu''?"
34703	Are the garden''s scents less fragrant that you wonder, for a fleeting instant, when you have smelt them before?
34703	Are there two of us?...
34703	Are they?"
34703	Are those curtains drawn?
34703	Are you coming?"
34703	Are you going to scrape up all those bits of glass she broke, and put them together again, and send me back the same way?
34703	Are you going to turn me back?"
34703	Are you nearly ready?
34703	Are you sure he asked for me and not for Mr Aird?"
34703	As long as it does n''t make any pretence.... Have you read it?"
34703	As long as there was a fair way left, I mean?"
34703	Ask somebody, will you?"
34703	At what Charing Cross or Clapham Junction, where all the world passes sooner or later, wait for him?
34703	At what object beyond the car was she so fixedly looking?
34703	Away from Dinard altogether?
34703	Be rid of him?
34703	Because he was going to have his precious, precious youth all over again?
34703	Been to sleep?"
34703	Bit mixing, is n''t it?
34703	Bronx?"
34703	But Derry called over his shoulder:"That was a young one, was n''t it?
34703	But aloud I resumed:"Then, if nothing''s happened since that night, that means that you''re now stable-- stationary?"
34703	But are you quite warm?
34703	But did he still retain it?
34703	But gone how, and when?
34703	But how far back?
34703	But how if he should refuse with scorn?
34703	But how long was that likely to last?
34703	But how the Erebus and Terror do I know when sixteen will come?...
34703	But is that a joke?"
34703	But surely she''s a good deal older than he?"
34703	But then is Jennie to blame either for falling in love with the delicious creature?
34703	But these schoolboys are all the same.... You do n''t want a secretary for your new book, do you?"
34703	But to what had she fled?
34703	But was he now on the eve of yet another transformation?
34703	But what about him?
34703	But what about that memory''s_ quality_ as distinct from its extent?
34703	But what are eighteen hours to a man who has two scales of time?
34703	But what had followed?
34703	But what happened_ before_ then?
34703	But what then?
34703	But what was to be the end of it all?
34703	But what were such terms to him?...
34703	But what would it cost her?
34703	But what, in God''s name, had he been mad enough to tell her?
34703	But what?
34703	But where begin to look for him?
34703	But where look for it?
34703	But whither would it presently lead?
34703	But who had built a Tower of stone to guard the dove''s faithfulness?
34703	But who has she gone to see at the Golf Club at nine o''clock in the morning?"
34703	But why drag all this up again?
34703	But you were glad when I danced with Jennie, were n''t you?"
34703	But-- it( you know what I mean by"it") happened in the night; and what was the appalling position now that his nights were shared with another?
34703	But-- you''d hardly call_ this_ spiritual, would you?"
34703	But----""Has she been, and is she likely to come?"
34703	But_ is_ she in love with somebody else, then?"
34703	By appointment?"
34703	By marriage did she mean one last wild lovely memory more and after that-- nothing?
34703	By the way, has Madge said anything to you about him?"
34703	C''est une fuite, sans doute, M''sieu''?"
34703	Ca n''t I go the other?
34703	Ca n''t he talk English, Jennie?"
34703	Ca n''t somebody write something just for amuse-- I mean must they always be banging the George Coverham Big Drum?
34703	Ca n''t you and I come to terms if I swear to you that I''ll never touch another canvas or brush or pen or sheet of paper as long as I live?
34703	Ca n''t you follow the only hansom left in London?
34703	Ca n''t you hear him still?
34703	Ca n''t you manage that, sir?
34703	Ca n''t you, George?''
34703	Can I be of any help?"
34703	Can I have the money, George?"
34703	Can you explain it?"
34703	Can you guess now what it was that I had begun to fear more than his physical strength?
34703	Capable?
34703	Care to try it on the Airds?
34703	Could I help her?
34703	Could I reproach him with that-- now?
34703	Could she toss her an alms out of her superfluity?
34703	Could the torch, after that climax, ever be withdrawn again?
34703	Daphne euchred me once----""Where did you get these expressions?"
34703	Dead?
34703	Did he do so last night?"
34703	Did he let himself be introduced to you, or what?"
34703	Did he really stay with you?
34703	Did he say anything about me?"
34703	Did he think to put off his flames and clouds and lightnings every time he whispered a love- word into her ear?
34703	Did n''t Madge tell you?"
34703	Did you go to him?"
34703	Did you know-- will you believe-- that he wrote his_ Vicarage_ in just over three months?"
34703	Did you say boys were going to bathe?
34703	Did you say off?"
34703	Did you say that just to keep me quiet?
34703	Did you see her?"
34703	Did you see it?
34703	Did you see that?"
34703	Did you stick to that programme?"
34703	Do n''t natter; honestly; should I be all right if I met Derry?"
34703	Do n''t you believe it yourself?"
34703	Do n''t you know this is a tea- room now?"
34703	Do n''t you like them?"
34703	Do n''t you think it''s rather good?"
34703	Do n''t you?"
34703	Do send for him immediately.... Of course not, you goose, but you have an extension, have n''t you?..."
34703	Do the boys come to bathe on Saturdays, George?"
34703	Do they go for the fish?"
34703	Do you call what happened this afternoon keeping your word?"
34703	Do you ever remember hearing or writing these words:''_ Je tâche de me débrouiller de ces souvenirs- ci?_''"Poor, poor lad!
34703	Do you happen to know whether he''s told_ her_ that?"
34703	Do you know why his dreams all settled on Daphne Wade?
34703	Do you like my hat?"
34703	Do you mean Sir George Coverham?''
34703	Do you mean you asked Miss Oliphant to marry you?"
34703	Do you mind if I go into that rather in detail?"
34703	Do you mind, Sir George?"
34703	Do you really believe it-- that his clock''s really set forward again?"
34703	Do you see whither it leads?
34703	Do you suppose any promoter would look at you?
34703	Do you think I''d let that woman out of my sight?...
34703	Do you think I''m going to take my eyes off him for a single moment?
34703	Do you think it matters to me whose father and mother and family history and papers I steal?
34703	Do you want to put her into_ Nonentities I Have Known_?
34703	Do you-- move it about deliberately?"
34703	Do_ you_ know what it was?"
34703	Does Madge know him?"
34703	Does any bride on her wedding- day ask herself how long it''s for?
34703	Does anybody go in and clear up for him?
34703	Does he live here all the time?
34703	Does he remember everything that''s happened since he first saw you?"
34703	Does n''t everything turn on that?
34703	Does n''t it show?
34703	Does that three- eighteen run to- day, or is that another of their Sundays- and- week- days excepted?"
34703	Enjoying yourself?"
34703	Even then what would it mean?
34703	Even to Madge one could hardly have committed the grossness and superfluity of saying that one was sorry; what then of Julia?
34703	Everything''s on the square, and what sort of a vermouth do they give you here?"
34703	Everything?
34703	Feel like a modest flutter, George?"
34703	Five minutes between him and myself?
34703	For herself my heart bled; but was I sorry for the miscarriage of her vehement and tremendous attempt?
34703	For what could I do with him?
34703	For what else is memory but the illusion that one is living backwards again in this sense?
34703	For what had the author of_ The Hands of Esau_ and_ The Vicarage of Bray_ to do with all this?
34703	For what was this monstrous right that Derwent Rose claimed, to put all the rest of us into the shadow of his own overweening and presumptuous glory?
34703	For when and how had he lost those ten years?
34703	For, supposing that my foreboding was right, what was his future?
34703	Free, this Apollo for beauty and Ajax for strength?
34703	Funny sort of situation, is n''t it-- a ghost like me mourning for living people?
34703	George Coverham, tell me-- is it?
34703	George,"she suddenly demanded,"is that child in love?"
34703	Good God, what sort of decency was that?
34703	Got a pencil?
34703	Got a spare costume, George?"
34703	Got an Officers''Woodbine about you?"
34703	Got anything heavy here?
34703	Had Julia seen Derry?
34703	Had he a good breakfast?
34703	Had he any flowers?"
34703	Had he not now almost compelled me?
34703	Had he now found a means of expression more closely in correspondence with the untrodden ground ahead?
34703	Had he really brought her out for the day on his own account, as formerly he had used to do?
34703	Had he subdued all our standards to his own standardlessness?
34703	Had he told her the whole story rather than strangle her on the spot?
34703	Had he too, stupefied with bliss, answered her instinctively in her own native tongue and his?
34703	Had he withdrawn some linchpin of ordinary conduct from the wheel on which the whole world revolves?
34703	Had he"got us going"?
34703	Had he, when he had plunged into the sea a mile out of Dover, been still twenty- nine, or his present age, or some intermediate one?
34703	Had it come?
34703	Had it happened?
34703	Had n''t she better be left out of this, at any rate for the present?"
34703	Had one look of eyes into eyes hastened him to another stage?
34703	Had she gone to him?
34703	Had she started that crack- brained index, he his terrifying book?
34703	Has he paid his Income Tax?
34703	Has he told you he''s in love with her?"
34703	Has it ever occurred to you that that''s sometimes the way to bring it about?"
34703	Have I to lose it the moment I see it?
34703	Have n''t I carried my poor little bit of a cross too, sir?
34703	Have n''t I?
34703	Have n''t I?
34703	Have n''t they asked any questions about it?"
34703	Have we?
34703	Have you fallen in love with a Frenchwoman yet?"
34703	Have you had tea?"
34703	Have you seen him lately?"
34703	Have you settled what you''re going to do yet?"
34703	He had merely said,"Anybody likely to come in?
34703	He himself, since he had always refused it?
34703	He muttered,"Yes-- yes-- about time I called somebody in-- just about enough of it----""Do you want a doctor?
34703	He says he wants to make it as Moses made his Decalogue?
34703	He was going to be wily and masterful, was he?
34703	He''s in the house_ now_?
34703	He, swaying on a tightrope of time, was going to claim the treatment of a normal man?
34703	Here she espied her joy.... And should there be a child?...
34703	Here?...
34703	His book?
34703	His clear skin and glossy hair and the keen sight of his eyes once more?
34703	His face had been puzzled candour itself when I had put my sudden questions: Had he and I met before, and did he know a Miss Oliphant?
34703	His fame?
34703	His health and vigour and strength all over again, so that he could tear a book in two as I might have torn a piece of paper?
34703	How accept any responsibility whatever for him?
34703	How answer them, how explain my concealment?
34703	How can anybody do anything about it?
34703	How can anybody help it?
34703	How can it be taken seriously?"
34703	How can you possibly ask that woman to marry you?"
34703	How could I have him at the Airds''--and yet how resist his supplication?
34703	How could he be secure that the contretemps of any single moment of the day would not catch him out?
34703	How could she tell?
34703	How did I know what the night was going to be for him?
34703	How did you get to know him?"
34703	How do I look?
34703	How do I look?
34703	How do I stand?
34703	How do I strike you?
34703	How do you know it wo n''t land you in the same mess?
34703	How do you know what he''s told her about me?
34703	How do you manage to get any work done?"
34703	How do you suppose he got to France?
34703	How else explain that treacherous little slip about his money?
34703	How if he were right, and there were not two loves, but one love only, which is simply-- Love?
34703	How long had it lasted Julia Oliphant?
34703	How long should it take from here to Cambridge Circus?"
34703	How long was that likely to last?
34703	How long would it be before she prayed that that Tower might fall and crush her into the earth?
34703	How long would she endure this partnership of his Oblivion?
34703	How many ancient loves, hates, angers, can we not re- experience in any idle hour we choose to give over to reverie?
34703	How many hatched out?
34703	How old are you?
34703	How old was he now?
34703	How old, then, was Derwent Rose when he woke up in Trenchard''s rooms on the morning of Monday, July 5th, 1920?
34703	How refuse what would have been my very heart''s desire for him-- yet how grant it to the ruin of her young life as well as of his?
34703	How regard a man as dead whom you have seen in the flesh not an hour before?
34703	How should anybody, seeing him as Julia Oliphant had seen him at his former twenty, not fall in love with him?
34703	How was it possible to permit such an error in nature as to allow him to fall in love with Jennie Aird?
34703	How was she to have known, how was I to have known, how"all right"it was for Léhon, the Château de Beaumanoir and-- to- morrow?
34703	How, then, did she stand with her wild scheme of marrying him?
34703	I could see him if you came too, could n''t I?
34703	I did n''t fall asleep, did I?"
34703	I do n''t think that was quite fair of you.... What do you paint?"
34703	I drew certain conclusions; but"Oh?"
34703	I forgot that.... Have you any idea what''s in it?"
34703	I had now found him, or he me; but what next?
34703	I had sought to interpose between him and Jennie because Jennie was too young; could I now step between him and Julia because Julia was too old?
34703	I have n''t got a touch of powder on; do you think I should?
34703	I heard the single faint"ting"of a telephone- receiver being lifted from its fork, and a moment later,"Is that the taxi- rank?
34703	I heard you come down; about eleven o''clock it would be; and he did n''t seem to be not a minute after you----""Has n''t he been back since?"
34703	I his father?
34703	I mean are those the_ only_ questions you want to ask me?"
34703	I might, therefore, expect to find: The Derwent Rose who_ or_ The Derwent Rose who might have had said, when I had replied,"Whisky?
34703	I never give up hope.... And do I get nothing at all at the end of it, sir?
34703	I remembered the masterfulness and skill with which he had managed me; had he his plans for the handling of the Airds also?
34703	I say, George----""What, Julia?"
34703	I say, get me a drink, will you?
34703	I say, have you brought any English tobacco?"
34703	I say, where are you sleeping to- night?
34703	I seemed to hear him softly laughing at me:"So_ that''s_ the yarn you''re going to put about, is it: that I was all barley- sugar and noble prose?
34703	I should have to propose to him daily, should n''t I?"
34703	I suppose George told you, though?"
34703	I suppose you worked your passage and then gave them the slip?"
34703	I was looking at pictures or something, was n''t I?"
34703	I wonder if we shall have all that over again?"
34703	I wonder why that is?"
34703	I wondered.... What did you say?"
34703	I''m going to tell him, Jennie.... English?
34703	I''m not mutton- dressed- as- lamb?
34703	If I were asked to put in one word the basic domestic factor of their lives, do you know what it would be?
34703	If I''d ever dreamed of marrying Julia should n''t I have done it years ago?
34703	If a psychic experience is what you are after, why take the roundabout way?
34703	If he admitted his acquaintance with me, what questions of Alec''s should I not have to answer?
34703	If he can write a gigantic book why should you say to him''No, you must n''t write that-- write a littler one instead''?
34703	If he was not the age he was, what age was he?
34703	If he''s happier without a memory at all, what''s the odds?"
34703	If he''s the same again he''s the same again, is n''t he?
34703	If it was not Derwent Rose where then was Derwent Rose?
34703	If she could spend three days with him in succession, why not a fourth, and a fifth, and a sixth?
34703	If so, how would he contrive to maintain it?
34703	If so, of what kind?
34703	If so, was ever degree so inconceivably prohibited?
34703	If things should unfold as they were well in motion to unfold, could any power on earth help her?
34703	If to one, why not to another?
34703	If you do n''t want that ice may I have it?"
34703	If you''ve seen all you want suppose we go outside?"
34703	In Dol?
34703	In London, eh, sir?
34703	In Trenchard''s loft, or since, or partly both?
34703	In a hesitating voice he said,"What things?"
34703	In other words, was he a kind of alembical meeting- ground where the arts interpenetrated and became transmuted?...
34703	In the past you''re dead and in the future you are n''t born yet-- except him.... George----""Hm?"
34703	In the wider sense who was crookeder, whose life more devious?
34703	In what arrondissement, canton, commune?
34703	In what corner of earth would he plant his cabbages and cherish his perfect and unprofitable knowledge?
34703	Is he French or English?
34703	Is he comfortable there?
34703	Is he respectable?
34703	Is it somebody called Daphne Bassett?"
34703	Is n''t it?
34703	Is n''t it?"
34703	Is n''t she with you?"
34703	Is n''t that so?"
34703	Is she back yet?
34703	Is that agreed?"
34703	Is that it?"
34703	Is the law so hard?
34703	Is there a nest?
34703	Is there anything-- any little thing-- we may do?"
34703	Is this right?
34703	Is_ that_ just ordinary memory?
34703	It all happened that Sunday night, kink and all?"
34703	It is n''t the kind of thing one cares to be untruthful about, is it?
34703	It it''s nothing else it''s----""Taking a mean advantage, you mean?"
34703	It must have been rather heartrending between you two; so why this perfect composure now that there are three of us?"
34703	It read:"Thirty- three-- thirty?"
34703	It really is all over, Derry dear?''
34703	It''s all done with decimals-- or do they call them semicolons?
34703	It''s dated the evening of the fourth, and it says he''s off to- morrow.... By the way, what_ am_ I to do about letters?"
34703	It''s this; Are these_ really_ the questions you''re wanting to ask me?"
34703	J''ai vécu des heures cruelles.... And has n''t it sometimes been so heavy that I''ve prayed it would crush me and get it over?
34703	Jennie had not understood him; the name had merely sounded sweet to her because it was his; but what apter emblem of his own life?
34703	Julia Oliphant knows about me; who told her, and who gave you permission?
34703	La taille?"
34703	Lamballe?
34703	Let him go again?
34703	Let me see, what year would that be?
34703	Life''s full of quiet humour, is n''t it?"
34703	Lost?
34703	Lovely, apparently inevitable the close... but the way there?
34703	Manhattan?
34703	Martini?
34703	May I have some to take back?"
34703	May I see them?"
34703	Men do run to types, do n''t they?...
34703	Might n''t it have made a_ wee_ bit of difference?
34703	Miss Oliphant would like to speak to Mrs Aird, please.... Is that you, Madge?
34703	More, when was anything that mattered ever settled by chop- logic of the sort that set my head spinning?
34703	Move to an hotel?
34703	Must I go back the same way?
34703	Must he stay in France?
34703	Must he wander?
34703	Must immortelles of this common and saddening mortality be laid on his unlocated grave?
34703	Must we talk shop?
34703	Must you throw me all over the shop again like this?"
34703	My sister left a few things, did n''t she?"
34703	Nay, was he even living on his capital at all?
34703	Need I say that I have had to put up a diving- platform at one end of the lake?
34703	Nevertheless, would not his next rejuvenation date, not the moment of the fact itself,_ but from that of the beginning of his realisation of it_?
34703	No man of forty- five masquerade as a quarter of a century younger in this broomy, thymy air?
34703	No man with two memories bathe in that milky green sea I had just shut out?
34703	No?
34703	No?
34703	Nobody can say I''m impersonating him, can they?
34703	Nor the way I''ve done my hair for it?
34703	Not a book that he had written?
34703	Not a book that she had written?
34703	Not even a chance, now that everything really_ is_ beginning again?
34703	Not if I promise faithfully not to say a single word about it, not even touch her finger?
34703	Not if I promise to cut and run at the very first sign of a change?
34703	Not in a picture- postcard sort of way, perhaps, but such character( do n''t you call it?)
34703	Not just to see her?
34703	Not one of those leaflets had fallen over the land, and had they done so, what then?
34703	Not two books, of which he had written one and she the other?
34703	Nothing else has gone?"
34703	Notice anything?
34703	Now I ask you,_ could_ any boy of eighteen possibly have painted them?"
34703	Now do you see what I''m up against?
34703	Now has there been a moment since yesterday when..._ you''ve held it as close as you could get it_?"
34703	Now how am I to do it?"
34703	Now it occurred to be, Why a"vulgar"one at all?
34703	Now that for a week every night''s been like a soft warm sun shining?
34703	Now that the day''s come?
34703	Now what was he going to do?
34703	Now why ca n''t you get on with her?
34703	Nîmes?
34703	Of all birds, the constant dove to be thus immured?
34703	Of what did_ his_ letter- bag consist?
34703	Of what use was his_ dossier_ in the Military Records Office?
34703	Of what validity was the photograph on his passport, or who could call him into Court as a witness?
34703	Of what value was his name on the register, his will if he had made one, his signed contracts, his insurance policy?
34703	Oh, ca n''t you see it, sir-- not even a little bit of it?"
34703	On his former pilgrimage he But was Love the wonder now?
34703	Once already she had put herself in his way; but what was once?...
34703	Or are you all ready to toy with anything that comes along?"
34703	Or do you mean that as he used to write to me before he may do so again?
34703	Or had he deliberately resolved that here at any rate should be no trick or stratagem to be subsequently explained, but a perfectly clean beginning?
34703	Or sixteen and already dead?
34703	Or the Devils.... By the way, some of the Saints induced the stigmata on themselves by a sort of spiritual process, did n''t they?"
34703	Or those other wide- eyed tots be some future Madge and Alec Aird?...
34703	Or was she allowing him to think that he had?
34703	Or would he suppress even the twinkle of his eye and continue his leg- pulling?
34703	Or, in its simplest form of all, would he be happier with or without a memory of any kind?
34703	PART III THE CUT- OUT I"But wo n''t you find it a little cold?"
34703	Perhaps you''d bring Mrs Aird round, sir?...
34703	Perhaps you''d like to come up, sir?"
34703	Rennes?
34703	Round what street corner lurk?
34703	Say that this was so; whither did it now lead?
34703	See the idea, George?"
34703	See?"
34703	Shall I call her Miss Oliphant?"
34703	Shall we add to the tortures of Tantalus the unbinding of his hands, and forbid him to seize the fruit he thirsts for?
34703	Shall we call at a chemist''s?"
34703	Shall we give George Coverham a surprise?''
34703	Shall we go in?"
34703	She came straight back?"
34703	She had hardly changed his name-- for what was"Kendal Thorne"but Derwent Rose?
34703	She had no doubt whatever about his theory of landscape; how could it be wrong if it was his?
34703	She had thrown, and-- won?
34703	She is alone?"
34703	Should I put him to bed?
34703	Sidestep, that Frenchman?
34703	Since our final rapid exchange, that had ended with her demand"How if he had it in my arms?"
34703	Sleep, with that ache and bliss at war in her breast?
34703	So Derry might but establish himself, what did it matter though I wandered?
34703	So I said to him,''But why do you call yourself Arnaud if your name is Rose?''
34703	So I said,''Well, what_ is_ your name?''
34703	So I take it you dodged me all the afternoon because we had n''t all been properly introduced to the new situation, so to speak?
34703	So does n''t this prove it?
34703	So what disaster might not befall if Julia were to introduce that yeasty fermenting element of herself all over again?
34703	So what''s the obvious thing to do?
34703	So, if you''ve any sense of proportion at all, where does the difference between one book and another come in?"
34703	Still without moving his eyes from it he replied,"The picture?
34703	Straight?
34703	Sugar?"
34703	Suppose even that maddest conjecture of all is true, and that he actually may re- become normal and live out his life like everybody else?
34703	Suppose he can?
34703	Suppose one of the books of Derwent Rose should happen to be mentioned; would he say"Ah yes, I''ve read that,"and quote a page of it?
34703	Suppose, instead of holding the torch a foot away, he had held it three inches away only?
34703	Suppose, then, that this"A"memory were to go the way of his"B"one?
34703	Sure it would n''t be too much for you?"
34703	Take him away somewhere?
34703	Take him away with me?
34703	Talk and laugh?
34703	That meeting of eyes across the car-- that swift"Who was that with you in the garden, George?"
34703	That question was,"_ When_ do you live?"
34703	That was n''t a stock page you-- keep in rehearsal, so to speak?"
34703	That''s_ ra_ther a wrap, is n''t it?
34703	The Boltons, you said?
34703	The corners of your eyebrows here; you know how the brow gets thin at the sides and those sprouts of long hair begin to come?
34703	The most that a casual acquaintance would have been likely to remark was,"How the deuce does Rose manage to keep so extraordinarily young- looking?"
34703	The point is, when does he expect the next-- attack?"
34703	The question was, could his life at thirty- five be so reconstructed that this hope should not be too slender?
34703	Then his chuckle dying away again,"You notice your face when you shave, do n''t you?--the texture of your skin and so on?
34703	Then it''s at St Briac?"
34703	Then with another spurt:"What''s the time now?
34703	Then you did cross Dover- Calais?"
34703	Then you do n''t know what''s coming next?"
34703	Then, imperiously,"Has he told you he''s in love with her?"
34703	Then, turning timidly to Julia,"Can you come with me for just a minute-- Julia?"
34703	Then, with a jump of her voice,"What, he''s staying with you?
34703	Then, with a sly and guilty look in her eyes,"What shall we do to- morrow, George?
34703	Then,"What, up again?"
34703	There was a pond, was n''t there?
34703	There was n''t, not before.... Not just to speak to her?
34703	They ask few questions about identity at the dock- gates; was that it, and was he to be looked for in a workman''s early- morning tram?
34703	They really_ are_ all that you want to know-- just what he''ll do next and so on?"
34703	This house?
34703	This is important.--You really do n''t remember the name of the man who bought that furniture of mine?"
34703	This lady is French?"
34703	Those trout at all muddy, George?
34703	Though it could not now be externally a great one, was he none the less nervous about it?...
34703	Thus the vulgarest of all considerations had an important bearing on our very first step: Where to look for him?
34703	To begin with, when you walk away from somewhere you walk to somewhere, and where was I to walk to?
34703	To yet another of his transformations?
34703	To- day?"
34703	To- morrow?"
34703	Trieste?"
34703	Twenty- five?
34703	Twenty?
34703	Twenty?"
34703	Two?
34703	Walk on to the blacksmith''s or do the sawing?
34703	Was I sorry?
34703	Was I to stay here with him, to stay all night, to stay till Trenchard''s return?
34703	Was another change coming?
34703	Was he at this moment burning out the residue of his youth at its whitest heat of combustion?
34703	Was he likely to come now?
34703	Was he now on the way to his fulfilment?
34703	Was he repeating himself even textually, in those words"Down tools, Julia, no work to- day"?
34703	Was he, since that last sleep in Trenchard''s place, rushing through the months and years so swiftly as to gasp for very breath?
34703	Was his bed made?
34703	Was it for_ this_ that the years had changed on his face as the hues change on a spinning top?
34703	Was it not possible that he had found employment of some kind?
34703	Was it too utterly beyond belief after all?
34703	Was it well or ill that they had ever set eyes on one another?
34703	Was n''t it at some house with a pond?"
34703	Was she now going to get a bicycle-- she, whom it was impossible to forbid to see whom she pleased and whenever she pleased?
34703	Was she suggesting that while she herself had loved him since childhood, he for his part had loved Daphne Wade?
34703	Was that first morning actually about to dawn for him?
34703	Was that to be the next thing to happen?
34703	Was the actual and physical change simultaneous with the inner and mental one, or was it merely a confirmation that came afterwards?
34703	Was the opposite principle now about to expunge that other ill, to restore him, and to make him a whole and forward- living man again?
34703	Was there indeed a Love Sacred and a Love Profane?
34703	Was this a new phase, or an old one all over again?
34703	Was this the way to write a friend''s epitaph?
34703	Was this then the position?
34703	Was_ that_ all that this commonplace apparition of a woman had reminded him of?
34703	We did n''t want to trouble you with the affairs of this world when you were at death''s door, but who do you think''s coming?"
34703	We respect the decency of the dead; why must I violate his, who had chosen this extraordinary alternative to death?
34703	We, or rather Alec, talked of Boche rolling- stock on French lines( did I tell you my friend was by way of being a consulting engineer?
34703	Well, are you coming in?"
34703	Well, how are you, George?
34703	Well, suppose for a moment that he''s right?
34703	Well, when are you coming to see us?
34703	Were there whispers in Dinard?
34703	Were they to be founded on the appearance of complete honesty, with only the trifling fact suppressed that he had lived a whole life before?
34703	Were we at such a dead end after all?
34703	What about a rubber?"
34703	What about him?
34703	What about me?
34703	What about my sittings?"
34703	What about sending that car away?
34703	What about yourself?"
34703	What am I talking about?
34703	What am I thinking of?
34703	What am I to do?"
34703	What are you talking about?
34703	What clergyman or Justice of the Peace could certify that he had known him for a number of years?
34703	What could Madge do?
34703	What could anybody do?
34703	What did he do in the war?
34703	What did he say?"
34703	What did it matter that I had had to hire a special car, and that that car was waiting for me in the darkness of a side- street now?
34703	What did they say it was called?
34703	What do I care if I have to take a new name every day?
34703	What do I care if your friends the Airds bundle you out of the house?
34703	What do you suppose has happened?"
34703	What does anything matter?
34703	What does he do for his living?
34703	What does he go about in that rig for?
34703	What does it matter as long as you do get there?"
34703	What does it matter whether I see him there or here?"
34703	What does it matter?
34703	What does that mean?
34703	What else did all that turgid stuff in_ The Times_ about"maximum faculties"mean?
34703	What else did you want to see him about?"
34703	What fate would be hers, poor Semele, did he forget, as he had forgotten before now, and put forth the enormousness of his power by her side?
34703	What gentleman?
34703	What guarantee have you that exactly the same thing wo n''t happen to you again?
34703	What had become of my illusion that certain things could not exist in this clear atmosphere of Northern France?
34703	What had happened at St Briac that morning?
34703	What had happened?
34703	What had he replied?
34703	What had passed between them?
34703	What had she said?
34703	What happened then?"
34703	What happens if the power is usurped by a"Vicar"who can by no means be dislodged?...
34703	What have I just been telling you?
34703	What in the name of the falling night was one to make of it all?
34703	What is it you want to know about it?"
34703	What is it you want?"
34703	What is memory that we should writhe?
34703	What man can live, sufficient unto himself, excommunicated from the world, wrapped in the vanity that he is not as others?
34703	What masonry could make that, the very emblem of love, more secure?
34703	What on earth are you talking about?
34703	What other future than that is there?
34703	What other plans had she in her mind?
34703	What otherwise would his living be?
34703	What sane man could believe it?
34703	What stood in her way?
34703	What then became of all my arithmetic, my rectitude, my conventions, even my duty to my friends?
34703	What then?
34703	What then?
34703	What though he had never loved her?
34703	What though seas were sailed before if you know it not?
34703	What to do now?
34703	What to do now?
34703	What train are you going by?
34703	What tube station watch?
34703	What unheard- of marriage was this?
34703	What was a trifle like that to daunt a ripe woman who knew coquetries with escholtzia- yellow bathing- wraps?
34703	What was the state of his balance, not in my eyes, but in his?
34703	What was there to prevent one of those inattentive acolytes having by and by the part of a George Coverham to play?
34703	What was this, that made me for a moment unable to remove my own eyes from her face?
34703	What would be the first thing Jennie''d tell him?
34703	What would happen then?
34703	What''s a woman''s?"
34703	What''s been there all the time, waiting for us to get the dust out of our eyes?...
34703	What''s he going to do-- forge papers, or impersonate somebody?...
34703	What''s his club?
34703	What''s more enormous than human nature?
34703	What''s the good of having luck if you do n''t believe in it?
34703	What''s the matter with_ you_?''
34703	What''s the title of her book?"
34703	What''s the very first thing I''ve got to do?
34703	What''s worrying him?"
34703	What, after all, was he grumbling at?
34703	What, as she had said, was our relation?
34703	What, between the three of them, was to happen now?
34703	What, by that fact, mattered his birth- certificate?
34703	What, steeling her heart, must she see before that meeting?
34703	What?"
34703	What_ is_ the situation?
34703	When are you going?"
34703	When did I lend it to you?"
34703	When is he coming back?"
34703	When was that?"
34703	Where are you staying, and did you ever know anything like the price of golf- balls over here?"
34703	Where do you live?"
34703	Where does Mr Rose live?"
34703	Where does blind force get the upper hand, and where wise control?
34703	Where does he bank?
34703	Where does he live and how much is his rateable value?''
34703	Where had we got to?
34703	Where is he staying?
34703	Where is he staying?
34703	Where shall we go?
34703	Where then is the balance?
34703	Where was he mostly in 1908?"
34703	Where was it, Miss Aird?"
34703	Where''s a bit of paper?"
34703	Where''s that diary of mine?"
34703	Where''s that?
34703	Where''ve_ you_ been this long time?
34703	Where?"
34703	Where?"
34703	Which do you think?"
34703	Which is your study-- the end room there?"
34703	Which way has my husband gone?
34703	Which way is St Briac from here?"
34703	Which?
34703	Who dare dwell alone with Truth?
34703	Who is he?
34703	Who knew this if Julia Oliphant did not?
34703	Who knows him?
34703	Who knows?"
34703	Who made you Rhadamanthus, George Coverham?...
34703	Who should know if he does n''t?"
34703	Who so great that some such littleness is not the very leaven of his life?
34703	Who the devil is Derwent Rose anyway?"
34703	Who wants to work when he feels like that?"
34703	Who was I to have extorted it from him?
34703	Who was he, to seize on immortality like this?
34703	Who was outcast if this grave and destiny- ridden young figure before me was not?
34703	Who were_ his_ correspondents?
34703	Who with a heart could refuse them that?
34703	Who would believe?
34703	Who would n''t be?
34703	Who, only looking at them, he serious and radiant, she as I had seen her among the marguerites that afternoon?
34703	Who?"
34703	Why are n''t you with him?"
34703	Why could n''t he have got himself killed in the war?
34703	Why did n''t I come into breakfast?
34703	Why did n''t you tell me, Coverham?"
34703	Why did n''t you?
34703	Why did n''t you?
34703	Why did she ask mother if she might come here, especially if she knew you were in love with her and you were here?"
34703	Why did she?
34703	Why do you sometimes call me''sir''and sometimes''George''?"
34703	Why do you try to separate us?
34703	Why does he talk French like that?"
34703	Why had her bosom risen?
34703	Why have you avoided me the whole afternoon until you came up a moment ago and said good morning?"
34703	Why is there always something you do n''t say, do n''t really want to say perhaps, but it would make such a difference if you could say it?''
34703	Why must everybody do the Big Bow Wow all the time?
34703	Why not to all the world?
34703	Why not?
34703	Why not?
34703	Why not?"
34703	Why should he for ever give, give, give, and get nothing in return?
34703	Why should it have made everything all right the moment I set eyes on her?
34703	Why should n''t a thing mean something simply because it is n''t in English?
34703	Why should n''t he have the love now he missed before?
34703	Why should n''t he learn, poor dear?"
34703	Why should n''t he?
34703	Why should not that mite of four holding her mother''s hand turn out to be a Julia Oliphant?
34703	Why, I''ve forgotten----""You remember me?"
34703	Why, after all, go forward again if going forward meant no more than that four- seconds pilgrimage from which he had but that moment returned?
34703	Why, instead of having contracted this nightmare of a thing that he had contracted, could n''t he have died?
34703	Why, what am I doing remembering things all that time ago?
34703	Why?
34703	Why?
34703	Why?"
34703	Why?"
34703	Will you as a first step settle up here and come along with me to my hotel now?
34703	Will you tell me again the title of that book and whether I can see it in the British Museum?
34703	Will you wait for me in your room?"
34703	Will_ that_ satisfy you?"
34703	With Julia I had had even fewer words; for what was there to say?
34703	Without a name Daphne Bassett had set a dog on him; what would she have set on him had he said"I''m Derwent Rose"?
34703	Would any champion?
34703	Would anything drag him away?
34703	Would he blandly bow, as if our acquaintance began at that moment, or would he advance with outstretched hand, own up to it, and act on the square?
34703	Would her gentleness have been quite the same had she not known that that bicycle was being fetched back from St Briac to- morrow?
34703	Would his manager let him?
34703	Would n''t it be better to prepare him first?"
34703	Would n''t it be quicker to pick one up outside?
34703	Would she be able to bear her destiny?
34703	Would she go with him to that dove- haunted Tower, recline with him among the sarrasin- stooks with none to say her nay?
34703	Would she have said something like that?
34703	Would she, had such a thing been possible, have elected never to have been born rather than bear it?
34703	Would they develop an"A"memory and a"B"?
34703	Would you allow me to tell the whole thing to my friends the Airds and leave the decision to them?"
34703	Would you like to go up to the house, or will you stay here in the punt under the trees?"
34703	Yet how avoid complete responsibility?
34703	Yet how remember her as I had found her in the salon on the morning of the discovery, and be glad for Derwent Rose and his irregular bridal?
34703	Yet if he had already done so, what was there to do?
34703	Yet must I not almost believe it?
34703	Yet what did he utter but his own deeper and deeper condemnation?
34703	Yet why do I say"had it been possible"?
34703	You can call me any age you please-- but who''d be locked up, you or I, if you showed me to any reasonable being and told them I was forty- five?
34703	You can get me a reader''s ticket, ca n''t you?"
34703	You did n''t go on to the Casino, did you?"
34703	You did sell it, did n''t you?"
34703	You do forgive me, do n''t you?"
34703	You do n''t know exactly how much I''ve got?"
34703	You do n''t mean----?"
34703	You do n''t mind, do you, Jennie?
34703	You do n''t remem--_so close that you do n''t remember_?"
34703	You do n''t think I''d do anything unfair, do you?
34703	You do n''t think I''m deceiving these decent people as a matter of choice, do you?"
34703	You do n''t think he''ll give us the slip again?"
34703	You mean one does n''t usually register a common or garden novel unless you want there to be no mistake about the person getting it?"
34703	You say he''s got to twenty?"
34703	You see how I''m placed, do n''t you?"
34703	You see what I''m getting at, do n''t you?"
34703	You see what it means, do n''t you?"
34703	You simply thought I looked younger, did n''t you?"
34703	You surely have n''t forgotten that_ I_ have your money?"
34703	You would n''t have me take it seriously, would you?
34703	You''d be there, the nearest, the brightest, vivider than everything else...._ Have_ you the right?"
34703	You''d have to know a good deal about a person before you risked painting their portrait I should think, would n''t you?"
34703	You''ll see him as soon as ever you get up again, wo n''t you?"
34703	You''re more than thirty- five; but you sometimes_ remember_ what you were at sixteen, do n''t you?...
34703	You''re still Monsieur Arnaud, I suppose?"
34703	You''ve seen a doctor?
34703	Your book?"
34703	_ Am_ I the man to take it out of a woman in print?"
34703	_ But how had he determined the distance at which the lamp must be held from the table''s edge?_ You see the enormous importance of this.
34703	_ Had_ he changed in every respect but form and feature even as I had talked to him?
34703	_ How_ had they come together?
34703	_ Is_ it?"
34703	_ Now_ do you see what I mean?"
34703	_ Now_ have you got it?"
34703	_ That_ does n''t happen to any man any day, does it?
34703	_ That_ great fellow?...
34703	_ That_ is n''t fancy, is it?
34703	_ What_ had happened that there was now a second person in the world to whom he could pronounce his name?
34703	_ Why_ was I going away without any breakfast?
34703	_ Why_ would n''t I have breakfast, George?
34703	a man who is-- not at home to anybody this evening?"
34703	did that betraying upper lip offer, not two, but all the pearls within?
34703	how old am I?
7463	''Tell me, do you see anything?'' 7463 --What would become of the colony?
7463	A light? 7463 A man who speaks English,_ here?
7463	A stone? 7463 A volunteer expedition, eh?"
7463	A whole hour?
7463	A-- a show?
7463	Afraid, little girl?
7463	Afraid-- with_ you?_said she.
7463	After that?
7463	Again?
7463	Ah, when shall we have peace and learning and a better life again? 7463 Allan, he said our work could all be done before they--""So you_ did_ know, eh?"
7463	Allan-- oh-- are you here again? 7463 Allan?"
7463	Allan?
7463	Already?
7463	Always coming at me with objections, eh?
7463	Am I so very much stronger? 7463 Am_ I_ a hundred and twenty- four years old?
7463	An aeroplane? 7463 And after all you''d been through, dear, you did what you did for us?
7463	And desert the job? 7463 And do n''t you notice a distinct change in the climate?
7463	And double the distance?
7463	And expose the Pauillac on the beach?
7463	And fire? 7463 And happy?"
7463	And if so-- what then?
7463	And if we do n''t tell each other the whole truth always, how can we love each other perfectly and do the work we have to do? 7463 And if you decide there''s probably another side to this gulf, what then?"
7463	And leave us? 7463 And look at the size of it, will you?
7463	And love?
7463	And maybe stay there a week? 7463 And now,"she began,"now--?"
7463	And now-- now,she went on,"we''re not prisoners any more, but--""Everything coming our way?
7463	And so you came home to us again, darling?
7463	And then?
7463	And then?
7463	And then?
7463	And then?
7463	And then?
7463	And then?
7463	And we can eat, O Kromno? 7463 And ye can find it again?"
7463	And you''re still bent on reaching Boston?
7463	And, do you notice the park hardly shows at all? 7463 And-- and what have you found out?"
7463	And--?
7463	And_ this_ was the famous hundred- thousand- dollar harp of Sara, his daughter, that the papers used to talk so much about, you remember?
7463	Angry? 7463 Another satellite?"
7463	Any way out?
7463	Anything I can do for you? 7463 Anything more to tell?"
7463	Anything wrong? 7463 Anything?
7463	Are you all right? 7463 Are you going to leave that fire burning?"
7463	Are you with me? 7463 Ate him, still warm, eh?"
7463	Attack? 7463 Bandaged?"
7463	Be so very, very careful, wo n''t you?
7463	Beat it in with the ax?
7463	Beatrice?
7463	Beta,said he,"how brave are you?"
7463	Better, now?
7463	But Allan, can you find your way?
7463	But after this one trip, will you promise to train somebody else to go in your place?
7463	But anyhow, those lights mean_ men_, do n''t they?
7463	But before you fell, your raking fire along the wall there-- you understand--"Cleaned''em out, eh?
7463	But fuel?
7463	But how did_ we_ escape?
7463	But how, since the great river lies between?
7463	But if everybody''s dead, as you say, why hunt for men?
7463	But if it were a canyon, why should blue sky show down there at an angle of forty- five degrees?
7463	But if there were,she answered,"would n''t these people have found it, in all these hundreds and hundreds of years?"
7463	But if we miss our way?
7463	But if we run into dangers?
7463	But please do n''t give me another such panic, will you? 7463 But tell me,"and her brow wrinkled with a sudden wonder,"tell me how we''ve ever lived so long?
7463	But the alcohol?
7463	But the shots? 7463 But what can it mean?
7463	But what?
7463	But what?
7463	But where can you find the sort of telescope you need?
7463	But who are they, boy? 7463 But why do n''t we try to find out about it?"
7463	But, master, where is the woman? 7463 But,"exclaimed the girl, in alarm--"but if they_ do_ stay a while, what about us?
7463	But,she added pensively,"it''ll be a little hard on the wolf, wo n''t it?"
7463	But-- but where''s the boy?
7463	But-- but, the sidewalk?
7463	But-- then--"Wrecked? 7463 But-- what_ then?_""Do n''t just know, yet.
7463	But-- where is it now?
7463	But-- where now?
7463	By Jove-- it sounded like-- the door--"The door? 7463 Ca n''t we sail away?"
7463	Ca n''t you come out a minute, dear?
7463	Ca n''t you understand? 7463 Can it be possible,"whispered she,"that you and-- and I-- are really like Macaulay''s lone watcher of the world- wreck on London Bridge?"
7463	Can this be true?
7463	Can you find the iron door they shoved us through?
7463	Can you make it? 7463 Can you move this, my son?"
7463	Can you put it in shape, boy? 7463 Can you replace the things?"
7463	Can you untie these infernal knots? 7463 Car do you think we''ve passed that already?"
7463	Claws? 7463 Come now,"bade he, and raised the torch on high to light her way,"You''re still determined to go?"
7463	Did any of''em get away in their canoes?
7463	Do I look like_ that?_he shouted.
7463	Do n''t you notice, yourself, that things seem a trifle lighter-- things that used to be heavy to lift are now comparatively easy?
7463	Do n''t you see a difference? 7463 Do you dare to move it out, Allan?"
7463	Do you know that, dear? 7463 Do you know, the expedition must have been a much larger one than we thought?
7463	Do you realize it?
7463	Do you really think we''re wise to-- to leave our home, with winter coming on?
7463	Do you remember those funny goat- pictures Powers used to draw, a thousand years ago?
7463	Do you see that dark patch in the sky? 7463 Do you think we''ll have to stay here long, dear?"
7463	Does anybody know his name?
7463	Dreaming? 7463 Eh?"
7463	Empty?
7463	End o''the world?
7463	English?
7463	Escape?
7463	Even_ that_ does the trick, eh? 7463 Everything-- all ours?"
7463	Fire?
7463	First, can our people live in that other, lighter air?
7463	Five, was n''t it?
7463	Flowers? 7463 For Heaven''s sake, what''s up?"
7463	For us?
7463	From which direction does it come? 7463 Going out over it?"
7463	Going to make a try for Chicago, then?
7463	Going to try to cross it?
7463	Gone, master? 7463 Good Heavens, am I as old as that?"
7463	Got what?
7463	Great Heavens, Beatrice,exclaimed the engineer,"what are we up against?
7463	Had n''t we better go down, and get our guns? 7463 Had you no rain there?
7463	Hallucinations, so soon?
7463	Hand- print? 7463 Has it scratched me?"
7463	Have n''t you ever heard it spoken?
7463	Have they wounded you?
7463	Have you got her? 7463 He is at peace?
7463	Hear_ that_, will you?
7463	Hey, you fellows, let me loose, will you? 7463 Hold fast, there--_she''s hooked!_""You''ve got it, Allan?
7463	Hold the rifle, will you?
7463	Hope? 7463 How about it?
7463	How about that great maelstrom that nearly got us?
7463	How about that leaden chest?
7463	How brave? 7463 How came ye here without the flying boat?
7463	How came_ they_ here? 7463 How can I tell?
7463	How can I tell?
7463	How can my little girl be so wrong- headed? 7463 How can we help finding people?
7463	How can we, if we follow the remains of the railroad? 7463 How can you be sure it does n''t fall that way after the impulse you gave it has been lost?"
7463	How could I forget it? 7463 How could I, with you?"
7463	How do I know?
7463	How do you imagine it?
7463	How long a time do you judge it?
7463	How long ago was that fight?
7463	How long do you give me to survive it?
7463	How many seconds? 7463 How so?"
7463	How the devil can_ that_ be?
7463	How? 7463 How_ could_ we have fallen like that and not been killed?
7463	Hurt me? 7463 Hurt?
7463	Hurt? 7463 Hurt?
7463	Hurt? 7463 I do n''t imagine there''s any gasoline left now, do you?
7463	I know, boy; but against so many, what are two revolvers?
7463	I know,she answered;"but how about fuel?
7463	I mean, what deflection and alteration of light? 7463 I wonder what old Van Amburg would think of his estate if he could see it now?
7463	I--"Did you know about this? 7463 If I count your twenty- four years, when you went to sleep, you''re now--""What?"
7463	If I only had a reel now--"Pull him right in, ca n''t you?
7463	If it hits''em, they''ll think we_ are_ gods, after all, what?
7463	If it will work,the man exclaimed thickly;"_ if it will only work--_""But will it?"
7463	If the builders of the twentieth century could have foreseen this they would n''t have thrown quite such a chest, eh? 7463 If the whole world''s dead, how does it happen_ we''re_ alive?
7463	If they''d tackle again, I could score with-- with lead-- what''s_ that_ I''m thinking? 7463 If we only_ could_ find it, would n''t that be glorious?"
7463	If you want something to do, you can practice on that dead limb out there, see? 7463 Impatient, now?"
7463	In a million years, or so,the engineer continued,"may not the descendants of these things once more be men, or something very like them?
7463	In that case, and if there''s a way for water to come down, why may n''t there be a way for us to climb_ up?_ Who knows?
7463	In that case, and if there''s a way for water to come down, why may n''t there be a way for us to climb_ up?_ Who knows?
7463	In the name of Heaven, who-- what--_are_ you?
7463	Inevitable?
7463	Is it coming, at last-- the sun?
7463	Is it my little pessimist to- night?
7463	Is it through that crack in the wall? 7463 Is that a man- cry, or the cry of a beast-- one of the beasts you told us of, that we have never seen?"
7463	Is that so? 7463 Is the sail coming along all right, Beta?"
7463	Is the sun nigh arisen now?
7463	Is there another?
7463	Is_ this_ not true?
7463	It has? 7463 It hurts, you say?"
7463	It seems as though something had happened around here, does n''t it? 7463 It''s more like a dream than a reality, is n''t it?"
7463	It''s one beautiful boat, is n''t it?
7463	It''s still out there somewhere, is n''t it? 7463 Just guess, for instance, how old you really are-- and growing younger every day?"
7463	Just one, dear-- can you guess it?
7463	Just wait a while-- we''ll have cattle, goats, and sheep, and the whole business in due time; but how much can one pair of human beings undertake? 7463 Just what happened to us, who can tell?
7463	Let''s call this New Hope River, eh? 7463 Master?"
7463	Maybe they''ll pass by?
7463	Minister? 7463 My God, what''s that?"
7463	My back? 7463 My mother--_dead?_ Dead, now, how long?"
7463	My mother--_dead?_ Dead, now, how long?
7463	My time''s up?
7463	My typewriter? 7463 My''level,''see?"
7463	No attack, yet?
7463	No millinery shops to visit, you mean?
7463	No, no-- are_ you?_"It''s nothing, boy!
7463	Not a sign of life anywhere; not a sound; the forests growing thick among the ruins? 7463 Not even the Great Pyramid of Ghizeh could afford a more perfect-- hello, what''s_ this?_"Allan stopped short, staring downward at the floor.
7463	Not just yet?
7463	Not till then? 7463 Nothing yet?"
7463	O Kromno, master, see?
7463	O, Yulcia, will there be fighting again?
7463	Of course,she answered;"but why not make one here?
7463	Oh, Allan, is it possible all this will ever be peopled again--_alive?_"Certain to be! 7463 Oh, Allan, when I''m so much in earnest, how can you?"
7463	Oh, Kromno, what is_ that?_"Never have we heard such in our place!
7463	Oh, dear, what shall we do now?
7463	Oh, how can you, after-- after what might have been?
7463	Oh, master, we shall see the patriarch soon?
7463	Oh, people,cried the smith, suddenly facing the throng,"will ye follow one who breaks the tribal manners of our folk?
7463	Oh, that? 7463 Oh, what is this warmth?"
7463	Oh, you''re counting on that, are you? 7463 Oh-- am I going to be ill?"
7463	On the coward who can not hear, and would not save you if he could? 7463 On the wall here-- a painted stripe?"
7463	Only a skyscraper standing here or there? 7463 Only, may I propound one more question?"
7463	Or grow cane and make sugar? 7463 Our-- why, what--""Do n''t you see?
7463	Outside or inside?
7463	Over what State-- can you tell?
7463	Perhaps he wants to get in touch with us, again; learn from us; try to struggle up out of the mire of degeneration, who knows? 7463 Polarization?"
7463	Problems? 7463 Quite sure you''re comfy, boy?"
7463	Rain? 7463 Roses?
7463	Ruling me with quotations from Shakespeare, eh?
7463	Say, Beatrice-- am I dreaming? 7463 See all these ruined shops?
7463	See here, and here?
7463	See here?
7463	See the post- office, down there on the left? 7463 See them, boy?"
7463	See there, will you? 7463 See there-- and there?"
7463	See those steel cages, those tiny, far- off ones with daylight shining through? 7463 See what we''re up against, will you?
7463	See? 7463 Seems like a lullaby-- doesn''t it, dearest?"
7463	Shoot, in here?
7463	Shoot? 7463 Smell that sulphur?
7463	So it''s good- by to Hope Villa, Allan? 7463 So that was all?"
7463	So the whole world may have gone to pieces the way Liberia and Haiti and Santo Domingo once did, when white rule ceased?
7463	So then, it''s all gone?
7463	So then, you''re ready to go up this morning?
7463	So then?
7463	So you''re determined to go again?
7463	So, then,he sneered at himself,"we''re up against it, after all?
7463	So, then? 7463 So?
7463	Some record, perhaps? 7463 Stars?
7463	Steer over to the eastward, will you?
7463	Suppose they_ do n''t_ come in, what then?
7463	Suppose you_ never_ went again? 7463 Suppose,"theorized she,"there might be a few score of others, maybe a few hundred, scattered here and there?
7463	Surely, O master, he shall not live, now you have conquered him? 7463 Take-- a tree?"
7463	Tell me, ca n''t you, before the idiots drop my machine and ruin the whole thing? 7463 Tell me,"said he,"where did you get that line of verse you quoted last night?
7463	Tell me,_ are_ they savages?
7463	Tell me-- is anything wrong?
7463	That fire-- those skeletons-- this black cell-- what can they mean?
7463	That we are actually seeing the thing so often dreamed of by prophets and poets? 7463 That''s all?"
7463	That? 7463 That?
7463	That? 7463 That?
7463	The book?
7463	The cliff falls?
7463	The crypt, Allan? 7463 The fear?
7463	The plan?
7463	The poem?
7463	The street-- the Square? 7463 The survivors will be surprised to see a fully stocked yawl putting in to rescue them from savagery, eh?
7463	The what?
7463	The worst? 7463 There was fighting here?
7463	There''s a cataract over there-- a terrible chasm-- a plunge-- to what? 7463 There''s nothing really wrong, is there?"
7463	There''s the door, right in front of us-- but what I do n''t understand is--_this!_"What, Allan? 7463 There,_ look?_"And she pointed.
7463	They burned the Pauillac?
7463	They killed both the men you had with you?
7463	They really know where they''re going, father?
7463	Think I''m going to quit for you, or Kamrou, or anybody? 7463 This Kamrou you''re talking about does n''t want us, or our new ideas, or anything?
7463	This spring is nothing more or less than the lineal descendant of Madison Square fountain, what? 7463 Too late?
7463	Two hundred maybe? 7463 Under there, eh?
7463	Up? 7463 Warn us?
7463	Was ever greater human courage, faith or strength? 7463 Was that the Connecticut?"
7463	Was the cord broken or cut?
7463	We never realized, did we?
7463	We''re in some kind of-- of--"What? 7463 We''re on a ledge in the river, or whatever it is, and--""You''re hurt, Allan?"
7463	We''ve got a tenant already, have n''t we?
7463	We''ve_ lived_, have n''t we? 7463 Weapons?"
7463	Well, he ought to be here now to make a sketch of you handing one to our kiddums? 7463 Well, is it fatal?"
7463	Well, what do you want now?
7463	Well, what is it now?
7463	Well, what is it?
7463	Well, what is it?
7463	Well, what more could I reasonably ask? 7463 Well, what''s the trouble, sweetheart?"
7463	Well, what''s to hinder our getting the records now?
7463	Well, why not? 7463 Well,"he cried,"are you going to order these men to go forward?
7463	Well,suddenly laughed Stern, with a strange accent in his voice,"well then, here goes for the operator in the Eiffel Tower, eh?"
7463	Well?
7463	Well?
7463	Well?
7463	What am I against a thousand? 7463 What are you going to do with us?
7463	What book? 7463 What can I do?
7463	What can it be, dear?
7463	What could happen? 7463 What death?"
7463	What did you put into that draught I gave him to make him sleep this way?
7463	What do you think of_ that?_cried Stern exultantly.
7463	What do_ you_ want?
7463	What does all this mean?
7463	What does it matter, anyhow? 7463 What does_ that_ mean?"
7463	What else was there to do? 7463 What first, now?"
7463	What for?
7463	What happened? 7463 What have you done with her?
7463	What have you found? 7463 What is it, Allan?"
7463	What is it, Allan?
7463	What is it, Allan?
7463	What is it, Zangamon?
7463	What is it, boy? 7463 What is it, now?"
7463	What is it, sweetheart?
7463	What is it? 7463 What is it?"
7463	What is it?
7463	What is it?
7463	What is it?
7463	What is it?
7463	What is this warmth, this glow upon my face? 7463 What is this, Allan?"
7463	What is this, O Kromno?
7463	What is your speech with me, your master?
7463	What keeps my children here,asked he,"when already it is long past the sleeping- hour?
7463	What kind of marks? 7463 What makes you think that?"
7463	What may this not result in?
7463	What means to tale?
7463	What next? 7463 What next?"
7463	What right have I to be staying here, theorizing, when there''s work to do? 7463 What shall we call your name, father?"
7463	What the deuce are we going to do_ now?_For a moment he remained sunk in a kind of dull and apathetic respair.
7463	What the deuce do I care about him? 7463 What the deuce_ can_ have struck us?
7463	What the devil and all have I broken_ now?_wondered Allan.
7463	What the devil now?
7463	What the devil now?
7463	What the devil_ now?_shouted Stern.
7463	What then? 7463 What then?"
7463	What to do?
7463	What was his totem?
7463	What was it?
7463	What will_ she_ think, and say?
7463	What would I do without you? 7463 What''s all this infernal row?
7463	What''s all this uproar, father? 7463 What''s happened here?
7463	What''s happening?
7463	What''s that? 7463 What''s that?"
7463	What''s the matter with me, anyhow?
7463	What''s the matter_ now?_Hastily he put down his burden, and, spurred by a great terror, bounded up the broken stairs.
7463	What''s this?
7463	What''s wrong?
7463	What''s your plan, dear?
7463	What''s_ that?_she whispered, gripping Allan by the arm.
7463	What''s_ this?_Something lying on the rock- ledge, near the fire, caught his eye.
7463	What, Allan? 7463 What, Beatrice?"
7463	What-- what can_ this_ mean?
7463	What-- what does all this mean?
7463	What-- what is it now? 7463 What?
7463	What? 7463 What?
7463	What? 7463 What?
7463	What? 7463 What?
7463	What? 7463 What?"
7463	What?
7463	What?
7463	What_ can_ they be?
7463	When--"Yes?
7463	When_ that_ comes what matters else?
7463	Where I carried you, dearest, just before I--"Yes, I know, just before the battle- ax--"Was it an ax that hit me?
7463	Where are we now?
7463	Where are we? 7463 Where are you, Beta?
7463	Where are you? 7463 Where are you?
7463	Where are you? 7463 Where away, since our home''s gone?"
7463	Where away? 7463 Where better?"
7463	Where there are n''t any stars?
7463	Where was it, master? 7463 Where''s the girl, you?"
7463	Where, where? 7463 Where?
7463	Where?
7463	Where?
7463	Where?
7463	Which way? 7463 While I''ve been sleeping?
7463	Who but you could ever have gone through with me all that has happened? 7463 Who ever would have thought, after all,"murmured he,"that we''d find books intact as we did?
7463	Who the devil is Kamrou, I''d like to know? 7463 Who''s there?"
7463	Who?
7463	Who_ are_ you people?
7463	Whoever could have thought,said he at last,"that all this really could come true?
7463	Why did n''t you waken me before? 7463 Why do n''t you get the telescope, and see?"
7463	Why not be frank about this? 7463 Why not catch some of those wild sheep that seem so plentiful on the hills to westward?
7463	Why not drop everything and run for the banca?
7463	Why not this afternoon? 7463 Why not try the satsu- da, Stern?"
7463	Why not visit the ruins? 7463 Why not, dearest?
7463	Why not? 7463 Why not?
7463	Why not?
7463	Why not?
7463	Why paddle at all?
7463	Why retreat?
7463	Why, ca n''t you see? 7463 Why, do n''t you see?"
7463	Why, he must mean,said he, to Beatrice,"he must be trying to ask whether we intend to drink any of the water, what?
7463	Why, what''s the matter? 7463 Why-- how could_ that_ happen?"
7463	Why-- how so? 7463 Why-- what could happen to me here?"
7463	Why-- what for?
7463	Why-- what_ are_ these?
7463	Why-- where''s-- where''s my chair? 7463 Wild beasts, you mean?"
7463	Will you be very angry with me, dear, if it''s a girl?
7463	Wilt thou have this man to thy wedded husband, to live together in the holy estate of matrimony? 7463 Win?
7463	Wise? 7463 With all that chemicalized vapor rising constantly?
7463	With my poor voice?
7463	With these fruitful woods behind, that river in front, and these natural fortifications for our home, what more could we want?
7463	Without you where should I be?
7463	Wounded? 7463 Wounded?"
7463	Ye did?
7463	Yea, master?
7463	Yes, but I''m not counting on their treating us the way Captain Cook was; are you? 7463 Yes, but did n''t you read my letter?
7463	Yes, but how long? 7463 Yes, but in that case, how--?"
7463	Yes, but then--?
7463	Yes, but what next?
7463	Yes, but what with?
7463	Yes, master?
7463	Yes, what?
7463	Yes-- what is it?
7463	Yes; but in that case how can we see the sun, or the moon, or stars?
7463	Yes?
7463	You affirm the challenge I have given in your behalf?
7463	You all gone crazy, or what?
7463	You all got through?
7463	You do n''t find Mendelssohn''s''Wedding March,''do you? 7463 You do n''t really think that would be quite prudent, do you?"
7463	You expect to have it done in a day or two?
7463	You heard my shouts? 7463 You know how old then?"
7463	You know, of course, how toads have been known to live embedded in rock for centuries? 7463 You mean the different languages and arts and all the rest might still be preserved?
7463	You mean the story of this Lost Folk in the Abyss?
7463	You mean they wo n''t listen to reason? 7463 You mean you''d dare to attack the Atlantic with a patched- up machine more than a thousand years old?"
7463	You mean you''ve developed some new sense, some knowledge of direction and location that_ we_ have n''t got?
7463	You mean you''ve really got an English book here in this village? 7463 You mean, master--""A mountain; a high jut of land, with two tops, side by side-- like two grave- mounds?"
7463	You mean, on account of the tower?
7463	You mean,whispered she,"in our own home?"
7463	You mean-- Kamrou?
7463	You mean-- there may be trouble here?
7463	You mean--?
7463	You mean?
7463	You remember it now, do n''t you?
7463	You see?
7463	You shoot, of course? 7463 You suffered all that just to come home again?"
7463	You think gravitation has changed?
7463	You think they''ll try again?
7463	You will, will you?
7463	You''re positive you''re not going to be afraid?
7463	You''re quite certain everything''s all right-- no chance of accident? 7463 You, damn you, what_ d''you_ want?"
7463	You-- you are n''t going to leave me-- not to- night?
7463	You?
7463	Your first flight, little girl?
7463	_ Beatrice!_ Where are you? 7463 _ Crash!_"Did the door start?
7463	_ Cut!_"Cut? 7463 _ Gone?_ Why, what do you mean?
7463	_ Gone?_ Why, what do you mean? 7463 _ One of the Horde?_"he stammered.
7463	_ That?_exclaimed Beatrice.
7463	_ The sea?_thought Stern, with sudden terror.
7463	_ Very?_she exclaimed.
7463	_ What?_ But then--The girl withdrew her hand from him and arose.
7463	_ What?_he exclaimed.
7463	_ Wo n''t_ you come, Allan?
7463	''Je recule pour mieux sauter?''
7463	A cloud- bank, was it?
7463	A cruel, vicious mockery of his disordered mind?
7463	A cry?
7463	A duel with revolvers?
7463	A guide?"
7463	A hungry beast scenting its prey?
7463	A lake?
7463	A lesson to be learned, is it not, in our rebuilding of the world?"
7463	A pool, right here at hand?
7463	A spring, so close?
7463	A stuff as volatile as that, after all these centuries?
7463	A thousand who mock at me?
7463	A thousand, sunk in ignorance and fear and hate?
7463	A week from now we may be sailing into Boston Harbor-- who knows?"
7463	Abandon all our plans because of a few wolves?
7463	Advance to meet these strangers?
7463	After that, the Pulverite?"
7463	Alarm me?"
7463	All our precious, hard- won things?"
7463	All the tools and dishes, all the food and clothing, and everything?
7463	All this without rebellion, anarchy and failure?
7463	Always busy, sweetheart?"
7463	Am I awake?
7463	Am I facing it?"
7463	Am I mad?"
7463	Am I not yours?
7463	Among what people-- with what purpose?
7463	An earthquake?
7463	An entertainment, you mean?
7463	An opening?
7463	And I guess they had an awful time about you, from what I''ve found out--""Big powwow, and all that?"
7463	And after that--""Well?"
7463	And after that--""Yes?"
7463	And all my calculations about the world being swept clear, were so much punk?
7463	And another thing-- have you ever operated one?
7463	And bring them back and start a colony and make the world again?
7463	And every day the same thing happens-- but how and why?
7463	And has n''t this aneroid barometer got cards and spades over the old- style models?"
7463	And if milk, why not butter?"
7463	And if not he, then who can ever stand against me?"
7463	And if not in New England, then where were they?
7463	And if not the smith, then who?
7463	And if not-- what then?
7463	And if there is n''t then, perhaps we may find some in Asia or in Europe, who knows?"
7463	And in a voice that trembled till it broke she cried:"What is it?
7463	And it has been so?"
7463	And maybe not be able to get any of the things for Heaven knows how long?
7463	And never told me?"
7463	And shall we wait, and perhaps let them lose us, after all?"
7463	And the Horde, what of that?
7463	And the ancient man?"
7463	And the cliffs?"
7463	And the general characteristics, were not these distinctly simian?
7463	And the quicker we see what they have to tell us the better, eh?"
7463	And the-- the Lanskaarn?
7463	And then what?
7463	And there''s the matter of shell- fish to consider; and most important of all--""Well, what?"
7463	And to think that for a thousand years the moon''s been shining just the same, and nobody--""Yes, but_ is_ it the same?"
7463	And use up-- all our ammunition?
7463	And we''ll haul this old machine out where we can have a real good look at her, what do yore say?
7463	And we''ve got lots of both, have n''t we?"
7463	And we--""But what_ do_ you speak down here?"
7463	And what happened to me?
7463	And what if we should n''t find anybody, dear?
7463	And what is there to fear out in the world?
7463	And what manner of men?"
7463	And what of Beatrice?
7463	And what would he say to our having it?
7463	And when grandchildren come--""That means a kind of youth all over again, does n''t it?
7463	And where are we?"
7463	And wo n''t stand for us-- is that it?"
7463	And you have come from above?
7463	And you mean--?"
7463	And your absence?"
7463	And, as it clattered on the floor, he cried:"English?
7463	And-- why, did you see the_ size_ of them?
7463	And--""But if there_ are_ people elsewhere?"
7463	And--""Well, what do we care for_ him?_ We''re running this village now, are n''t we?"
7463	And--""Well, what do we care for_ him?_ We''re running this village now, are n''t we?"
7463	And--""Why not coast south along the edge here, and see if we ca n''t run across some ruined city or other where we can refill the tanks?"
7463	Animals?
7463	Anthropoids?
7463	Any answer?"
7463	Any use to try the sweeps?
7463	Any way to get out, out to the world again?
7463	Are n''t you my gift, surely the best gift that a man ever had since the beginning of all things?
7463	Are n''t_ these_ the real pithecanthropi erecti, rather than the brown- skinned, reddish- haired creatures of the biological text- books?
7463	Are you awake, and visible?"
7463	Are you brave?"
7463	Are you hurt?"
7463	Are you hurt?"
7463	Are you hurt?"
7463	Are you safe?
7463	Are you strong for it?
7463	Are you there?
7463	Are-- are_ you_ dead, too?
7463	Beast- cry, or call of night- bird, shrill and far?
7463	Before we''ve discovered some way out of the Abyss for them?
7463	Bermuda?
7463	Build one, you mean?"
7463	Busy, as usual?
7463	But after a while--""Yes?
7463	But after that, what?
7463	But among the canyons of the Rocky Mountains-- so says the tradition; is it right?
7463	But at last she questioned:"You''ve got it all worked out at last, Allan?
7463	But at last,"What''s that?"
7463	But even so--""Skull cracked?"
7463	But first, we must take just one more look, by this fresh morning light, from the platform up above, there?"
7463	But first,"and, looking earnestly at her,"first, tell me frankly, would n''t you just a little rather have me carry out this experiment alone?
7463	But he fought off his faintness, and in a shaken voice once more demanded:"What terms, H''yemba?"
7463	But how about something to put_ on_ the dishes?
7463	But how came ye here?
7463	But how could this be?
7463	But how?
7463	But if not Anthropoids, then what?
7463	But if ye had been lost, and sought to return, what then?"
7463	But reckoning our way-- five days?"
7463	But still--""What is it?"
7463	But take these creatures and put them back into the surface- ocean--""The eyes would develop again?"
7463	But tell me, did you wing him?"
7463	But tell me, the two who have already reached this side-- shall we not first slay them?"
7463	But tell me, what causes the boy to cry?"
7463	But tell me, what was it you were going to show me?"
7463	But the boat-- where was it?
7463	But the color-- whence could_ that_ have come?
7463	But the tree?
7463	But their thoughts--?
7463	But was it?
7463	But what have_ you_ been doing all this time?"
7463	But what lake?
7463	But what those dreams were, what his visions of the future-- who shall set forth or fully understand?
7463	But what''s that got to do with the mass of the earth?
7463	But what?"
7463	But who could ever have thought of anything like this after that terrible slaughter?"
7463	But, after all, must he fight?
7463	But, if so, there are fish in those waters of the upper world?"
7463	But-- how did ye ever get out of the Abyss?
7463	But-- it was no joke, after all, was it?
7463	But-- remember?
7463	But-- what?
7463	But-- where is it?
7463	But--""But it did n''t work out that way?"
7463	But--""Without the machine, how are we ever going to get out of here again?"
7463	CHAPTER XIII THE RAVISHED NEST"It can not be?
7463	CHAPTER XVI THE GATHERING OF THE HORDES"Tom- toms?
7463	CHAPTER XXXI ESCAPE?
7463	CHAPTER XXXVIII THE SUN OF SPRING"What altitude now?
7463	Ca n''t you understand me?
7463	Ca n''t you understand?
7463	Can it be true, indeed?"
7463	Can they find the exact spot, father?"
7463	Can we carry that?"
7463	Can we see it all from here?
7463	Can you connect that with the catastrophe?"
7463	Can you grasp it?
7463	Can you imagine it?"
7463	Can you make- out, Allan?"
7463	Can you spare me for a while, now?"
7463	Columbus''s proposal to his men was a mere afternoon jaunt compared with_ this!_ If they refuse, how can I blame them?
7463	Could I ever be?"
7463	Could a billion and a half human beings die, all at once, without leaving a single isolated group somewhere or other?"
7463	Could anything have been worse?"
7463	Could he reach the stair with her, and bear her up it?
7463	Could he still see it?
7463	Could it be that H''yemba, all burned and blinded as he was, could have returned so soon and once more set himself to thwart her?
7463	Could it be?
7463	Could it be?
7463	Could n''t you make another aeroplane and teach me how to fly, so I could help you?
7463	Could she hear his farewell cry?
7463	Could that be?
7463	Could they be destined, he and she, to witness the closing chapter in the long, painful, glorious Book of Evolution?
7463	Could they have succeeded in making themselves known to us so soon?"
7463	Could they ravish a nation from its accustomed home, transplant it bodily, force new conditions on it, train, teach, civilize it?
7463	Could this be_ he?_ Yes, well she knew it was.
7463	Could you--""Run one?"
7463	Cradle- song, eh?
7463	Danger?"
7463	Deer- tracks?"
7463	Did Allan wave a hand to her?
7463	Did Beatrice shout out to him?
7463	Did it last one hour or three?
7463	Did she try to make him hear?
7463	Did you forget your people in the darkness?"
7463	Do n''t be ashamed to tell me; are you afraid?"
7463	Do n''t you feel it, Beta?"
7463	Do n''t you think they''ll have to let us go a while?
7463	Do n''t you?"
7463	Do the signs say it''s ready to quit for keeps?
7463	Do you know, I rather count on finding a few scattered remnants of folk in London, or Paris, or Berlin?
7463	Do you know?"
7463	Do you mind if I take just a little, tiny nap?"
7463	Do you realize what it means?
7463	Do you see any such marks?"
7463	Do you see it, too?"
7463	Do you see signs of claws?"
7463	Do you?"
7463	Does n''t it run just as well that way?"
7463	Does she live?"
7463	Down there in that insane welter of the mad torrent-- swept away long since to annihilation?
7463	Eh, what?
7463	Eh?
7463	Eh?
7463	Enemies?
7463	Escape from what?
7463	Escape?
7463	Even if it takes five years, what of that?
7463	Eventually--""Oh, ca n''t we_ ever_ get rid of the horrid little beasts for good?"
7463	Fear?
7463	Fight Kamrou?
7463	Five hours, or even more?
7463	Five?"
7463	Florida?
7463	For God''s sake, what could it be?
7463	For God''s sake, where was it?"
7463	For Heaven''s sake, what?"
7463	Forward he ran, on to the battle where either he or the barbarian must perish in the boiling pit-- forward,_ to what?
7463	Four?
7463	Friends?
7463	Gifts?
7463	Given such stock to work with-- provided I get the chance-- who shall say anything''s impossible?
7463	God grant, before you come to take the burden and the shock, I may have been able to lighten both for you?"
7463	Gone-- ever to return?
7463	Good God, think o''that, will you?"
7463	Got the plaited cords Beatrice?
7463	Had he not time enough left to make a wide sweep and circle back whence he had come?
7463	Had she fainted?
7463	Hamburg, by a big lake?
7463	Has anything happened?"
7463	Has not the prophecy come true?
7463	Have I ever been angry with you, darling?
7463	Have we reached harbor yet?
7463	Have you ever heard that word?
7463	He found the upper world good?"
7463	He is dead?"
7463	He said to Beatrice one evening:"Do you know, that wandering black patch in the sky moves in a regular orbit of its own?
7463	He sleeps?"
7463	He thought a moment-- thought hard-- then burst out:"Hamburg, eh?
7463	He turned his own eyes quickly away, lest she should read his thought, and began speaking-- of what?
7463	He who loses--""Goes into the pit?"
7463	He''s a survivor, do n''t you understand?"
7463	Hear the cry of that gull?
7463	Hear those demons outside there?
7463	Hear_ that?_"They listened.
7463	Here?_"The aged one nodded slowly, and once again groped out toward Stern.
7463	His first thought was a relief expedition from Settlement Cliffs; but how could there be so many?
7463	How about a five- pound bass on the coals, eh?
7463	How about it now?
7463	How about_ him?_""That''s right, I almost plumb forgot!
7463	How and why?
7463	How are we going to begin again?
7463	How can I thank them best?"
7463	How can it be locked, inside, when Beatrice is here?
7463	How can they tell?"
7463	How can you make a light?
7463	How can_ that_ have happened?"
7463	How could I feel any pain with your kiss on my mouth?"
7463	How could a current like that rush up along the Sound?
7463	How could there be a cataract, sucking down the waters of the sea itself-- whither could it fall?
7463	How dare you enter my house?
7463	How did it go?
7463	How did ye escape from the Abyss?
7463	How did you get here?
7463	How did you leave the bar?"
7463	How do we know it''s dead?
7463	How does that suit you, Beta?"
7463	How far do you make that?"
7463	How far, I''d like to know?"
7463	How find your way so straight toward Settlement Cliffs?"
7463	How fish, hard- frozen, have been brought to life again?
7463	How great was the catastrophe?
7463	How have ye done this strange thing, always deemed impossible?"
7463	How long a respite might be counted on before the inevitable, decisive battle?
7463	How long a time passed?
7463	How long did the first wild drop last?
7463	How long had they been falling?
7463	How long have I been asleep?"
7463	How long?
7463	How long?
7463	How long?
7463	How long?"
7463	How many deer have we seen to- day?
7463	How many might yet be saved, who would die without her help?
7463	How many of''em?
7463	How many of''em_ are_ there in the trees?"
7463	How many were already dead?
7463	How''s your nerve, Beatrice?"
7463	How-- what--?"
7463	How?
7463	How?
7463	Hurl back these devils?
7463	I do n''t see how we could better this site, do you?"
7463	I''m not delirious, am I?"
7463	I''m the Big Chief now, of course?
7463	If I''m left all alone in the wilderness with Gesafam and the boy-- what then?"
7463	If my theory wo n''t work, can you suggest a better one?
7463	If not-- what then?"
7463	If only there''s some way out of this infernal hole, what may not happen?"
7463	If so--""Demons?
7463	If the door had been securely locked and the old nurse been with the child, how could the kidnapper have borne him away?
7463	If this does n''t prove the human race all but godlike in its skill and courage and adaptability, what does?"
7463	If we could domesticate them, that would mean wool and yarn and cloth-- and milk, too, would n''t it?
7463	If we do n''t get them to the surface before the last of this month, at latest--""We''ll have to wait until another spring?"
7463	If we surprise''em just right, who knows but the whole infernal mob may duck and run?
7463	If you''ll show me the place-- and just stay around in the woods, to see that nothing hurts me--""You''ll take a dip, too?"
7463	If_ they_ have n''t got it, who has?
7463	In either case, what if the process continues?"
7463	In other words, are n''t we possibly witnessing the recreation of the human type?
7463	In this packet, here?"
7463	In what unwritten cataclysms, in what anguish and despair and long degeneration had the human mind still clung to it and cherished it?
7463	Is it not now all even as we dreamed so very, very long ago, there in our little bungalow beside the broad, slow- moving Hudson?
7463	Is it_ real?_"Stern looked at her wonderingly.
7463	Is my house in readiness?"
7463	Is n''t it jolly?
7463	Is n''t that the eternal limit?
7463	Is she wounded?"
7463	Is that it?"
7463	Is that the place to look?"
7463	Is that why I can leap farther, walk better, run faster?
7463	Is the fighting past?"
7463	Is there anything wrong?"
7463	Is this-- is this another-- hallucination?"
7463	Is-- can_ that_ be my typewriter?
7463	It would be a joke, now, would n''t it, if the records should act the same way?
7463	It''ll be quite a triumphal return, wo n''t it?
7463	It''s begun to coagulate already, the blood has, has n''t it?"
7463	It''s too-- too near the--""The_ what?_ What_ is_ it, Allan?
7463	It''s too-- too near the--""The_ what?_ What_ is_ it, Allan?
7463	It''s two sixes, either way, and not a bit nice, is it?"
7463	It_ would_ be nice to meet a hundred or a thousand of them, eh?
7463	Just give me time--""Not another minute, do you hear?"
7463	Just lay hold of that lateral there, will you?
7463	Keep on and meet perils perhaps undreamed of?
7463	Killed her, perhaps?"
7463	Know that?
7463	Land, was it?
7463	Leave all we came for?
7463	Leave everything that means the regeneration of the human race, the world?
7463	Leave your boy?
7463	Leave_ me?_""Only to return soon, darling!
7463	Let''s see, now, what are we up against here?"
7463	Light in that place?
7463	Living yet?
7463	Living?
7463	Look a''_ that_, will you?"
7463	Maces?
7463	May not some animal stock, under changed environment, have easily evolved them?
7463	May not some other semi- human or near- human race be now in process of arising, here on earth, eventually to conquer and subdue it all again?"
7463	May they not be the product of some entirely different process of development?
7463	Maybe the cause of it all was the original catastrophe; who knows?
7463	Mediterranean?
7463	Men went in each canoe to bring back the boats--""They did n''t even wait for you?
7463	Men?
7463	Might these be some detached and belated members of the Horde?
7463	Mighty lucky, eh?
7463	More arms?
7463	More trouble?"
7463	My Heavens, suppose I did n''t have_ her?_ How long could I go on alone, and keep my mind?"
7463	My Heavens, suppose I did n''t have_ her?_ How long could I go on alone, and keep my mind?"
7463	My desk?"
7463	My reckoning was that Kamrou and his men would stay beyond the Great Vortex, at their labor, until after--""_ Kamrou?_"shouted Stern again.
7463	Near the caves runs a river--""A what, master?"
7463	No escape till then?
7463	No noise of human life anywhere to be heard?
7463	No support, no interference?
7463	No, no; the better part of valor is to recognize force majeure and_ wait!_ Remember what we''ve said already?
7463	No?
7463	Not too bad, eh?"
7463	Not very pleasant, is it?"
7463	Now answer me, O my Folk, what shall be done unto any who rebels?"
7463	Now if we-- or our rooms-- had just happened to be underneath?
7463	Now really?"
7463	Now, I ask you, as man to man, ca n''t you get us out of this, and manage things so that we shall have a chance to explain?
7463	Now-- ah-- see there?
7463	Now?"
7463	Of a sudden, there somewhere ahead, far ahead in the wilderness-- a cry?
7463	Oh, Allan, do you think we could?"
7463	Oh, Allan, remember that song-- our song?
7463	Oh, is it possible?"
7463	Oh, tell me, friends,_ are_ there now men of your race-- once our race-- still living, up yonder?
7463	Oh, what''s the use trying to tell it all?
7463	Oh, yes, I remember the line of blue smoke we saw yesterday over the hills to westward; but what does that prove?
7463	On that assumption, my tests show the distance to the other side-- and there is another side, by the way!--can''t be over--""Five hundred miles?"
7463	On the fourth day you do n''t imagine I''ve had time enough to round up the ten thousandth descendant of the erstwhile cow, do you?
7463	One hour, two, three?
7463	One of the Great Lakes?
7463	One who disdains our law?
7463	Only for a minute I thought I''d close my eyes and rest, and then-- then--""_ This?_"She nodded.
7463	Only for you, where should I be now?
7463	Only one thing-- if it had n''t been for Zangamon here and Bremilu-- well--""You mean they helped rescue me?"
7463	Only such things remain?"
7463	Only--""Yes?"
7463	Or ambush them, and kill?
7463	Or find grain for seed, clear some land, plow, harrow, plant, hoe, reap, winnow, grind and bolt and present you with a bag of prime flour?
7463	Or have things grown lighter?
7463	Or is this all, as my people say, deriding me, only the babbling of old wives''tales?"
7463	Or shall I-- with_ this?_"And menacingly he raised the grim and ugly gun.
7463	Or turn, retreat and hide?
7463	Or was that, too, a dream?
7463	Or what polarization may be taking place?"
7463	Or, the Horde--""The Horde?
7463	Other hypotheses are possible, but of what practical value are they now?
7463	Ought n''t we to look?"
7463	Out there, in those black, unsounded depths-- the biplane?"
7463	Plenty of chance for metalwork, here, and--""Going to take it right up to the village, now?"
7463	Potential friends?
7463	Priest?
7463	Quite a hefty football, eh?
7463	Quite a respectable Forest of Arden now, is n''t it?"
7463	Ready, now?
7463	Really got it?"
7463	Remember, at the bungalow, how I used to lay my head in your lap while you played with my Samsonesque locks and sang me to sleep?
7463	Remember?
7463	Risk all on a mere chance?
7463	Rude, brave, bold-- what better stock could I have hoped for in this great adventuring?"
7463	Save her, after all?
7463	Say, father, what''s the matter_ now?_ What are my men on strike for all of a sudden?
7463	Say, father, what''s the matter_ now?_ What are my men on strike for all of a sudden?
7463	See here, Beatrice, what''s the matter, anyhow?
7463	See how the avenues stretch away and away, like ribbons of green velvet?"
7463	See now?
7463	See that green flicker over the pinnacle?
7463	See the change in vegetation?
7463	See the yellow roses, dear?
7463	See there?"
7463	See, now, how do you like_ that?_"Over the girl''s shoulders, as he spoke, he flung the tiger- skin.
7463	See?
7463	Shall I open it for you?"
7463	Shall I play it now?"
7463	Shall we land and see?"
7463	She kept a little silence, then said thoughtfully:"How can I ever thank them, Allan?
7463	She kept a moment''s silence, then remarked:"They''re up around Central Park now, the drums are, do n''t you think so?
7463	She struggled?"
7463	Shut off and descend?
7463	Since when have you grown timid?"
7463	So much as all that?
7463	So then, could he and Beatrice, just they two, be in stern reality the sole survivors of the entire human race?
7463	So then--""What did you do?"
7463	So they_ are_ savages?"
7463	So you see--""Our best plan, then, will be to make for the banca?"
7463	So you see--""You do n''t want to go and leave me, Allan?"
7463	So, then, that''s a phonograph, eh?"
7463	So, then, when do we start, eh?
7463	Some age, that, eh?"
7463	Some distant wall toppling down?
7463	Some excitement, eh?"
7463	Some fine day you and I will drive our sixty horse- power car up an asphalt road here, and--""A car?
7463	Some kind of service?"
7463	Some luck, eh?
7463	Some new and strange race, until now undiscovered?
7463	Some way or other we can find a path down out of here, away-- away--""But,"she cried anxiously,"but all our treasures?
7463	Sort of a roughly circular hole in the blue, as it were-- right there?"
7463	Spears?
7463	Struck?
7463	Supper?
7463	Suppose a dart should hit one?"
7463	Suppose only one or two in each country should have survived; if we could get them all together again in a single colony-- don''t you see?"
7463	Surely there must be something left?"
7463	Surf?"
7463	Swing about and return?
7463	Tell me what it means, wo n''t you?"
7463	Tell me, does it hurt you very much, Allan?"
7463	Tell me, have you seen them?
7463	Tell me, in your long journey from the brink, have ye chanced to see a cleft mountain with two peaks on either hand?"
7463	Tell me, is the steel jacket burst in any such way as to make a jagged edge?"
7463	Ten, from what?
7463	That all, all has perished-- forever?
7463	That mighty engines whirled along this bank, where now the forest has been crowding for centuries?
7463	That must be some relic, eh?
7463	That race for whose material welfare he had, once on a time, done such tremendous work?
7463	That''All this mighty heart is lying still,''at last-- forever?
7463	That''s_ my_ way if anything happens to_ you!_ Understand?"
7463	The Horde?"
7463	The barking of that fox?
7463	The chief getting back to his tribe, eh?"
7463	The colony might grow and flourish, and mankind again take possession of the earth and conquer it, in a few decades?
7463	The fire, the signal- fire he had told Beatrice to build upon the ledge-- would he never sight it?
7463	The girl-- is she alive?"
7463	The haunting thought was never very far away:"Should either one of us be killed-- what then?"
7463	The heart of the world, never to beat again?"
7463	The main thing, now, is whether we attack or wait?"
7463	The man and you?
7463	The monster-- is he dead?"
7463	The more we have to overcome, the more we''ll appreciate results, eh?
7463	The old man says--""He''s a hard nut, eh?
7463	The one about this vast city-- heart all lying still, you know?"
7463	The only really serious matter to consider now is_ you!_""Me, Allan?
7463	The other--"Where?
7463	The past, irrevocable; the present, fraught with problems, perils, and alarms; the future-- what?
7463	The red, red roses?
7463	The signal- fire must be my only real guide-- and where is it, now, that fire?"
7463	The teaching and the learning of the English speech and all the arts you know, now lost to us-- to us, the abandoned Folk in the abyss?
7463	The weight of a book?
7463	The--""But if that''s as far as it is, why ca n''t we see the other side?"
7463	Then asked she:"Would n''t it be possible in some way-- for you can do anything, Allan-- wouldn''t it be possible for you to build another machine?
7463	Then he asked:"You''re really feeling much-- much better to- day?"
7463	Then said he:"Do?
7463	Then there_ are_ people, after all?"
7463	Then with an adorable and feminine anticlimax:"Dear, does your shoulder pain you now?
7463	Then-- there are--""Why not?
7463	Then--""You found me gone?
7463	Then--""You hit him?"
7463	There''s no way?"
7463	These demons have n''t done you any damage, have they?
7463	They have n''t taken yours away?"
7463	They have n''t tied you, have they?"
7463	They were trying to tackle?
7463	They''re_ there!_ But-- but what--_What can this mean?
7463	They''ve rescued us, have n''t they?"
7463	Three?
7463	To accidents and perishings?
7463	To shore with these boats, you hear?
7463	To- morrow morning, early?"
7463	Twice I slept-- twice, in about a week; think of that, will you?
7463	Two days?
7463	Understand?
7463	Up- stream?"
7463	Us and everybody-- and everything?
7463	Viewed at that angle, ought you to take the risk again?"
7463	Was he alone?
7463	Was he struck again?
7463	Was he wounded?
7463	Was it indeed the Pauillac and Allan?
7463	Was she living yet?
7463	Was that a cry, so distant and so faint?
7463	Was there ever another woman like her since the world began?"
7463	Was there one?"
7463	Was there, in truth, some waiting, yawning chasm in the cell, and had she, thrust rudely forward, been hurled down it?
7463	We ought to know what''s what, eh?
7463	We''re well armed you see, and--""Are we going to stay here in the tower if they attack?"
7463	We''ve got to leave the city?"
7463	We-- that is, there is no way to tell--""But they''re coming to save us, ca n''t you see?
7463	Well now-- let''s see, what next?"
7463	Well, I''ll be--""Is this then not the English of your time?"
7463	Well, how the deuce do they get in and out?
7463	Well, why not make some?
7463	Well-- what about it?"
7463	Well--""Do you suppose they succeeded?"
7463	Well--""What then?"
7463	Well?"
7463	Were ever two beings weighed by such a one?"
7463	Were there any hopes of ultimate success?
7463	Were you frightened?"
7463	What I say now_ goes?_"She answered nothing, but a troubled wrinkle drew between her perfect brows.
7463	What about it?"
7463	What about me?"
7463	What about them?
7463	What are claws?"
7463	What are months or even years in the life- history of the world?"
7463	What are we going to do, Allan?
7463	What can I do to help?"
7463	What can have happened to the sphere to have changed it like this?
7463	What can it prove?"
7463	What can the matter be?"
7463	What could all this mean?
7463	What could happen to him, so strong, so brave?
7463	What could have happened?
7463	What could have happened?
7463	What could it be?
7463	What could she do against so many-- nearly all provided with firearms?
7463	What d''you mean?"
7463	What d''you think of_ that?_"exclaimed the engineer.
7463	What date?
7463	What do you mean?"
7463	What do you say to our making our trial trip in the boat, up the Sound and around Cape Cod, to Boston?
7463	What does all this mean?
7463	What does this mean?"
7463	What had he now in common with them?
7463	What had she heard, or seen, down in the caves?
7463	What happened?"
7463	What has happened?
7463	What history could this book have told?
7463	What hurt does it do?
7463	What if, after all, this seeming friendliness and homage of the savage Folk were but a mask?
7463	What is it?
7463	What is it?
7463	What is it?
7463	What it''s all about, who could tell?
7463	What kind of a way is this to treat a stranger, I''d like to know?"
7463	What metal could contain it for a thousand years?"
7463	What might the death- roll be?
7463	What need have we of gifts?
7463	What next?"
7463	What on earth are you_ here_ for?"
7463	What on earth can we do now?"
7463	What problems, except to make our home, and-- and live?"
7463	What race had they descended from?
7463	What shall be done, master?"
7463	What sheet of water, of this size, lay in New England?
7463	What should he do?
7463	What the devil could have happened?"
7463	What then?
7463	What then?"
7463	What thoughts were hers now that the goal lay near-- what longings, fears and hopes, what exultation and what pain?
7463	What to do?
7463	What to do?
7463	What vast catastrophes, famines, pestilences, wars, horrors had it passed through?
7463	What was it, premonition or sheer repulsion, that caused him, brave as he was, to turn away with a peculiar and intense horror?
7463	What was that?
7463	What was the destiny of the colony to be, now that the Pauillac was lost and so many of the Folk wiped out?
7463	What was the matter with his head?
7463	What was the matter, then?
7463	What was then only a yearning and a hope, is it not now reality?
7463	What was this?
7463	What was wrong?
7463	What''s a mere puncture?
7463	What''s it all about, anyhow?"
7463	What''s that noise-- that roaring sound?
7463	What''s that?"
7463	What''s that?"
7463	What''s that?"
7463	What''s that?"
7463	What''s the matter here, with everything?
7463	What''s the matter with my home- made gyrostat and anemometer?
7463	What''s the matter?
7463	What''s the name of it?
7463	What''s up?
7463	What''s up?"
7463	What''s up?_""Come!"
7463	What''s wanted?"
7463	What''s_ that?_"For a brief instant he hesitated.
7463	What?
7463	What?
7463	What?
7463	What?
7463	What?
7463	What?
7463	What?
7463	What?
7463	What?
7463	What?
7463	What?
7463	What_ are_ they?"
7463	What_ is_ that thing?"
7463	What_ then?_""Why, the whole false shell crumbled, that''s all.
7463	When they had tried he asked:"And yours?"
7463	When?
7463	When?"
7463	Whence came it?
7463	Where all that fashion, wealth and beauty once would have scorned to notice us, girl, now what''s left?
7463	Where are they?"
7463	Where are we-- and what kind of a place are we in?
7463	Where are we?
7463	Where are you?
7463	Where are you?
7463	Where are you?"
7463	Where had he heard those words?
7463	Where have you been?
7463	Where is it now?
7463	Where is it?"
7463	Where is the ancient man, J''hungaav, who sailed with you in the air- boat to those upper regions we know not of?"
7463	Where is the fire, Zangamon?"
7463	Where shall I find one?"
7463	Where the girl?
7463	Where was Beatrice?
7463	Where was she?
7463	Where was the girl?
7463	Where was the patriarch?
7463	Where was the yawl now?
7463	Where were the Crimsons?
7463	Where''s the girl?
7463	Where--?"
7463	Where?"
7463	Where?"
7463	Where_ am_ I?
7463	Where_ was_ he?
7463	Which way?"
7463	Which way?"
7463	Whiskers on_ me?_ And I used to say--"He burst out laughing.
7463	Whither went ye?
7463	Who can they be?
7463	Who could be my mate and face the future as you''re doing?
7463	Who could have helped being?"
7463	Who could tell?
7463	Who could tell?
7463	Who could, indeed, suspect aught of this threatening danger?
7463	Who has neglected to obey it?
7463	Who knows what elements may be in it?
7463	Who knows?
7463	Who knows?
7463	Who knows?"
7463	Who says it can not be?
7463	Who the deuce could have cut her loose?
7463	Who''s this Kamrou they''re talking about?
7463	Who, now, was working against her will?
7463	Who_ is_ he, anyhow?
7463	Why do n''t they finish the job?"
7463	Why do n''t_ we_ hunt?
7463	Why had H''yemba even taken the trouble to steal her weapon?
7463	Why not?"
7463	Why should he?"
7463	Why should n''t there be?
7463	Why, dear?"
7463	Why, do you think I''m going to let you, even for one night, go fasting and thirsty, sleep on bare cement, and all that sort of thing?
7463	Why, master?"
7463	Why, then-- you mean it''s_ more_ than a hundred?"
7463	Why, what do you mean?
7463	Why, what do you mean?
7463	Why, what do you mean?
7463	Why-- what can it all mean?"
7463	Why?
7463	Will any be as brave as-- the patriarch?"
7463	Will any of you-- any two bold men-- believe my words and go with me?
7463	Will ye trust yourselves into hands stained with law- breaking of our blood?"
7463	Will you change over?
7463	Will you hear us?"
7463	Will you promise me that, whatever happens, you wo n''t wander from the cave?"
7463	Will you take a chance on it?"
7463	Wilt thou love her, comfort her, honor, and keep her in sickness and in health, and keep thee only unto her, so long as ye both shall live?"
7463	Wilt thou serve him, love, honor, and keep him in sickness and in health, and keep thee only unto him, so long as ye both shall live?"
7463	With his right arm?
7463	With the population we now have, and the natural increase, would n''t civilization reestablish itself in time?"
7463	With weight?
7463	With what chemicals I''ve got left, could n''t I work up a half- pint?
7463	With you, how could I be afraid?
7463	Without delay or respite?"
7463	Without it, how find his way?
7463	Without resting?
7463	Without that good old goat what might n''t have happened?
7463	Would n''t that surprise_ her_, though?"
7463	Would n''t you like to see our little nest again?
7463	Would you?"
7463	X minus ten, equals--?"
7463	Ye call on the coward?"
7463	Yes?
7463	Yesterday?"
7463	Yet--""Yet_ what?_ Out with it, man!"
7463	You are n''t going to venture out into the wilderness again?"
7463	You are the only two now living of our former race?
7463	You ca n''t grasp it yet; but I''ll tell you we''ve fallen, God knows how far, in an aeroplane--""Fallen?
7463	You do n''t mind a moonlight sail up the Hudson, do you?"
7463	You heard our signal?"
7463	You hewed a way into my house?"
7463	You know just the steps to take?
7463	You know that big cavity made by the boiler- explosion?
7463	You know the billionaire, the wheat man?
7463	You know the jungle at night?"
7463	You mean that we should leave these people, here, before we''ve even begun to teach them?
7463	You mean the ancient man?
7463	You mean they''re going to take us--_us_, the only chance they''ve got ever to get out of this, and stick us like a couple of pigs, eh?
7463	You mean they''re planning to butcher us, and hang us up there along with the rest of the captured Lanskaarns, or whatever you call them?
7463	You remember the poem?
7463	You remember?"
7463	You see them-- really see them?"
7463	You speak_ English?_ Who_ are_ you?
7463	You speak_ English?_ Who_ are_ you?
7463	You understand me?"
7463	You''ll come, too, of course?"
7463	You''re safe-- for the present, and--""For the present?
7463	You''re safe?
7463	You''ve got_ water?_"He started forward in amazement.
7463	You--""When was it?
7463	You_ think_ they''re savages, do n''t you?"
7463	Zangamon cried:"Where be those that come, O Kromno?
7463	_ A prisoner!_ With whom?
7463	_ Ca n''t_ you answer something?"
7463	_ Coffee?_ But--""Drink!
7463	_ Come!_""What about it, girl?"
7463	_ Come, fight for us!_ And verily, if we win--""What kind of a trick are you putting up on us, anyhow?"
7463	_ Dead?_"Tell me!
7463	_ Is_ there such a place-- is there a sky, a sun, moon, stars-- verily such things now?
7463	_ Some_ sensation to step on a copperhead and then leap off just in time to miss the snap of the fangs, eh?"
7463	_ This thing''s going through, this plan of ours!_ And if Kamrou or anybody else gets in the way of it--_good- by for him!_""You mean war?"
7463	_ This?_ To death and woe?
7463	_ This?_ To death and woe?
7463	_ This_ is what ye brought us here to?
7463	_ Were_ there such mountains?"
7463	_ What?_"he stammered; and at the thing he stared with widened, uncomprehending eyes.
7463	_ What_ color, then?
7463	_ Where is the girl?_"he gasped.
7463	_ Where-- where is she?_"No answer.
7463	_ Where?_""Beatrice!
7463	_ Who dares stand out and challenge me?_""I, H''yemba, the man of iron and of flame!"
7463	_ would_ you?"
7463	burst out the man,"d''you mean to say you-- you went down_ there-- alone?_"Once more the girl laughed.
7463	he answered, intelligibly, yet still with that strange, hesitant accent of his--"alas, what can I do?
7463	maybe in danger-- maybe in need of me?"
7463	she asked anxiously;"that is, if there is any other side?
7463	she interrupted eagerly, her eyes glowing with hope,"is n''t there any way to get in touch with them?
7463	the world seems to end right there, with no clouds to veil it-- nothing, only-- what?"
7463	thought he, laboriously toiling up the stair with his burden:"What will she say, I wonder, when she sees all these housekeeping treasures?"
40652	WHY is this?_ A.
40652	Why so?_ A.
40652	Why so?_ A.
40652	_ And how is the VACUUM filled UP again?_ A.
40652	_ And is it NOON- DAY to the place over which the SUN is VERTICAL?_ A.
40652	_ And what BECOMES of the INVISIBLE VAPOUR?_ A.
40652	_ Are ALL clouds ALIKE?_ A.
40652	_ Are GOOD ABSORBERS of heat GOOD REFLECTORS also?_ A.
40652	_ Are LIQUIDS good CONDUCTORS of heat?_ A.
40652	_ Are Lisle thread gloves ABSORBENTS of heat?_ A.
40652	_ Are good CONDUCTORS of heat, good ABSORBERS also?_ A.
40652	_ Are not ANTS very FOND of HONEY- DEW?_ A.
40652	_ Are not FORESTS sometimes SET on FIRE by friction?_ A.
40652	_ Are there any RULES which can be depended on?_ A.
40652	_ Are_ ALL_ the rays bent into one point_?
40652	_ As a cowl is such a poor remedy, can any OTHER be devised?_ A.
40652	_ As the lower part of a GRATE is made RED- HOT by the fire ABOVE, why would not the WATER boil, if fire were applied to the TOP?_ A.
40652	_ At night the MOON seems to be reflected from only ONE SPOT of a lake of water, while all the REST seems DARK,--WHY is this?_ A.
40652	_ Before plat''inum was discovered, which of the metals was employed for the same purpose?_ A.
40652	_ But I have seen a KETTLE BOIL OVER, although it has not been filled FULL of WATER; how do you account for THAT?_ A.
40652	_ But would not the hot air PART with its heat instantly to the CIRCUMJACENT air?_ A.
40652	_ By which means is a HOT ROOM more quickly COOLED-- By opening the upper or the lower sash?_ A.
40652	_ By which means is the ROOM better VENTILATED, by opening the lower or the upper sash?_ A.
40652	_ Can WATER be FROZEN in any way BESIDES by frosty weather?_ A.
40652	_ Can carbonic acid be removed in any way BESIDES by LIME?_ A.
40652	_ Can not HEAT be evolved from common air merely by COMPRESSION?_ A.
40652	_ Can not WOOD be made to BLAZE without actual contact with fire?_ A.
40652	_ Can we be made to FEEL the heat of ICE or snow?_ A.
40652	_ Can we not tell the DISTANCE of a thunder- cloud, by observing the interval which elapses between the flash and the peal?_ A.
40652	_ Can you tell me how St. Bride''s Church( London) was nearly destroyed by lightning, about 100 years ago?_ A.
40652	_ Do CLOUDS affect the WIND?_ A.
40652	_ Do MOUNTAINS affect the wind in any OTHER way?_ A.
40652	_ Do any OTHER metals( besides iron) combine rapidly with oxygen?_ A.
40652	_ Do not CARRIAGE WHEELS sometimes CATCH FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Do not animals EXHALE the VERY GAS needed by VEGETABLES?_ A.
40652	_ Do not pensioners, and most aged cottagers, prefer the little BLACK EARTHEN TEA- POT to the bright METAL one?_ A.
40652	_ Do not the woollen CARPET and HEARTH- RUG, also, conduct heat from the human body?_ A.
40652	_ Do not woollens and furs actually IMPART heat to the body?_ A.
40652	_ Do oxygen and nitrogen COMBINE, or only MIX together, in common atmospheric air?_ A.
40652	_ Do the TRADE WINDS blow uniformly from north- east and south- east in the INDIAN OCEAN?_ A.
40652	_ Do the leaves of ALL plants radiate heat EQUALLY WELL?_ A.
40652	_ Do these CAPILLARY VEINS run all over the human body?_ A.
40652	_ Do these_ BALLS OF LIGHTNING_ ever run along the ground?_ A.
40652	_ Do those substances which RADIATE heat, ABSORB heat also?_ A.
40652	_ Do trade winds blow from the north- east and south- east ALL the YEAR ROUND?_ A.
40652	_ Do winds NEVER blow REGULARLY?_ A.
40652	_ Do_ THUNDER- BOLTS_ ever drop from the clouds?_ A.
40652	_ Does ALL light travel equally fast?_ A.
40652	_ Does BOILING water get hotter by being KEPT on the FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Does COLD iron contain HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ Does COLD iron contain latent HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ Does EVERY person see the SAME colours from the SAME DROPS?_ A.
40652	_ Does FANNING the air make the AIR itself COOLER?_ A.
40652	_ Does HEAT ALWAYS produce LIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ Does HEAT EXPAND the AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Does HONEY- DEW INJURE leaves, or do them good?_ A.
40652	_ Does RAIN- water possess any fertilizing properties BESIDES that of mere MOISTURE?_ A.
40652	_ Does a FIRE RADIATE heat?_ A.
40652	_ Does an APPLE contain MORE AIR, in proportion, than a CHESTNUT?_ A.
40652	_ Does any thing ELSE radiate heat, BESIDES the SUN and FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Does heat expand every thing ELSE BESIDES air and water?_ A.
40652	_ Does iron RUST in DRY air?_ A.
40652	_ Does lightning go through the inside or outside of a tree?_ A.
40652	_ Does more rain fall in SUMMER or in WINTER time?_ A.
40652	_ Does not AIR radiate heat, as well as the EARTH and its various plants?_ A.
40652	_ Does not MALT contain carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, and nitrogen, as well as FRUIT?_ A.
40652	_ Does not SCENERY affect the sound of thunder?_ A.
40652	_ Does not WIND sometimes INCREASE the SIZE of rain- drops?_ A.
40652	_ Does not a very LITTLE water SLACKEN the heat of fire?_ A.
40652	_ Does not the DARK SHADOW( which seems to hang over every thing after we turn from looking at the sun) arise from our eyes being DAZZLED?_ A.
40652	_ Does not the bad conducting power of air enable persons to judge whether an EGG be NEW or STALE?_ A.
40652	_ Does not the cup PREVENT the FRUIT of the pie from BOILING OVER?_ A.
40652	_ Does not this constant diffusion of carbonic acid affect the PURITY of the WHOLE AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Does not water expand by HEAT as well as COLD?_ A.
40652	_ Does the AIR( which encases a naked body) become by contact as WARM as the BODY itself?_ A.
40652	_ Does the AURORA BOREALIS forbode fine weather or WET?_ A.
40652	_ Does the DRAUGHT of a chimney depend on the SPEED of the SMOKE through the flue?_ A.
40652	_ Does the GLASS of a window COOL down more RAPIDLY than the AIR of the room itself?_ A.
40652	_ Does the HEAT of the HUMAN BODY arise from the SAME CAUSE as the heat of FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Does the SUN HEAT the AIR as it does the EARTH?_ A.
40652	_ Does the WEIGHT of the air VARY MUCH?_ A.
40652	_ Does the WIND ALWAYS blow?_ A.
40652	_ Does the fan COOL the AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Does the flash proceed from a negative or positive body?_ A.
40652	_ Does the gas of the COAL- PIT get THROUGH the wire gauze INTO the LANTERN?_ A.
40652	_ Does the heat of the boiling kettle NEVER get through the woollen or paper kettle- holder?_ A.
40652	_ Explain how WATER is made HOT?_ A.
40652	_ For what other SCIENTIFIC purposes is PLAT''INUM now used?_ A.
40652	_ From what does the very OFFENSIVE EFFLUVIA of CHURCH- YARDS arise?_ A.
40652	_ Have HEAT and COLD any effect on the barometer?_ A.
40652	_ Have WE any regular winds in ENGLAND?_ A.
40652	_ Have the winds in England NO general direction throughout the year?_ A.
40652	_ How FAST does LIGHT TRAVEL?_ A.
40652	_ How FAST does SOUND TRAVEL?_ A.
40652	_ How HIGH are the LIGHTNING- CLOUDS from the earth?_ A.
40652	_ How are COMPOUND CLOUDS sub- divided?_ A.
40652	_ How are SIMPLE CLOUDS sub- divided?_ A.
40652	_ How are fishes able to DIVE in a minute to the BOTTOM of a stream?_ A.
40652	_ How are the ATOMS OF MATTER DISTURBED by COMBUSTION?_ A.
40652	_ How are the ATOMS of MATTER disturbed by the flame of a candle?_ A.
40652	_ How are the VERTICAL rays of the sun always VARYING?_ A.
40652	_ How are the_ INTERMEDIATE CLOUDS_ sub- divided?_ A.
40652	_ How are these gases IGNITED on bogs and meadows?_ A.
40652	_ How can 1140 ° of heat be added to water, without being perceptible to our feelings?_ A.
40652	_ How can ELECTRICITY affect the SHAPE of CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ How can HILLS and MOUNTAINS ALTER the course of the WIND?_ A.
40652	_ How can MOULDINESS be prevented?_ A.
40652	_ How can UNDULATIONS of ether produce LIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ How can WATER be converted into a GAS?_ A.
40652	_ How can WATER serve for FUEL to fire?_ A.
40652	_ How can WINDS ABSORB CLOUDS altogether?_ A.
40652	_ How can WINDS CHANGE the SHAPE of CLOUDS by altering the position of their parts?_ A.
40652	_ How can WINDS INCREASE the bulk and density of CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ How can a BAROMETER warn SAILORS to regulate their SHIPS?_ A.
40652	_ How can a NAIL( beaten by a hammer) IGNITE a brimstone MATCH?_ A.
40652	_ How can a TREE or SPIRE DISCHARGE a lightning- cloud?_ A.
40652	_ How can a thin covering of BASS or even MUSLIN protect trees from FROST?_ A.
40652	_ How can any one KNOW, if a place be infested with CARBONIC ACID GAS?_ A.
40652	_ How can lightning- conductors be productive of HARM?_ A.
40652	_ How can lilac STEEL be kept FREE from RUST?_ A.
40652	_ How can miners SEE in the coal- pits, if they may NEVER introduce a LIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ How can persons ascertain the thickness of a cloud?_ A.
40652	_ How can snow keep the EARTH WARM?_ A.
40652	_ How can the CHANGES of the WIND affect the CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ How can the ELECTRICITY of air produce a sensation of ITCHING?_ A.
40652	_ How can the OCEAN affect the direction of the WIND?_ A.
40652	_ How can the PRESSURE of STEAM on the SURFACE of the water, FORCE the water through the KETTLE- SPOUT?_ A.
40652	_ How can the TAINT of MEAT be removed?_ A.
40652	_ How can the TONGUE tell from this, whether the egg be STALE or FRESH laid?_ A.
40652	_ How can weather be affected by the WEIGHT of the air?_ A.
40652	_ How can you know if the MERCURY of the barometer be RISING?_ A.
40652	_ How can you prove that DARK colours are WARMER than LIGHT ones?_ A.
40652	_ How can you tell if the MERCURY of the barometer be about to FALL?_ A.
40652	_ How can you tell( by looking at a BAROMETER) what KIND of WEATHER it will be?_ A.
40652	_ How did blacksmiths use to LIGHT THEIR MATCHES before the general use of lucifers?_ A.
40652	_ How do HYDROGEN gas and CARBON get into these very little veins?_ A.
40652	_ How do cooks ascertain if their BRINE be SALT ENOUGH for pickling?_ A.
40652	_ How do the Indians produce FIRE, by merely RUBBING TWO PIECES of dry WOOD TOGETHER?_ A.
40652	_ How do these things prevent the deposition of dew?_ A.
40652	_ How do these two currents PASS each other?_ A.
40652	_ How do you KNOW that CONDENSED air will DESCEND?_ A.
40652	_ How do you KNOW that air is CONDENSED by COLD?_ A.
40652	_ How do you KNOW that heat causes the air to EXPAND?_ A.
40652	_ How do you KNOW that rarefied air ASCENDS?_ A.
40652	_ How do you KNOW that the DENSITY of the air is DIMINISHED in RAINY weather?_ A.
40652	_ How do you KNOW, that there are these TWO currents of air in every occupied ROOM?_ A.
40652	_ How do you know that CLOUDS move by OTHER influences besides WIND?_ A.
40652	_ How do you know that ELECTRICITY affects the motion of the clouds?_ A.
40652	_ How do you know that STEAM is INVISIBLE?_ A.
40652	_ How do you know that WATER is NOT a GOOD CONDUCTOR of heat?_ A.
40652	_ How do you know that WATER is a BAD CONDUCTOR of heat?_ A.
40652	_ How do you know that a METAL HANDLE would be HOTTER than a WOODEN one?_ A.
40652	_ How do you know that the RARETY of air DIMINISHES the intensity of SOUND?_ A.
40652	_ How do you know there is heat, if you can not perceive it?_ A.
40652	_ How do you_ KNOW_ that_ RAREFIED_ air_ CANNOT TRANSMIT SOUND_ so well as dense air?_ A.
40652	_ How does COMBUSTION make these undulations of LIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ How does COMBUSTION take place in the veins?_ A.
40652	_ How does FERMENTATION make the DOUGH RISE?_ A.
40652	_ How does INHALING AIR RAPIDLY make the body feel WARM?_ A.
40652	_ How does RETAINING their COLD account for their being so WET?_ A.
40652	_ How does SMOKE make culinary vessels FIT for USE?_ A.
40652	_ How does THIS account for the BANISTERS being DAMP?_ A.
40652	_ How does WIND dissipate FOGS?_ A.
40652	_ How does a CHIMNEY- POT INCREASE the DRAUGHT of a chimney?_ A.
40652	_ How does a CROWD VITIATE the AIR of a ROOM?_ A.
40652	_ How does a tin REFLECTOR tend to keep the KITCHEN COOL?_ A.
40652	_ How does fire condense HYDROGEN and OXYGEN into WATER?_ A.
40652	_ How does fire expand CARBON into CARBONIC ACID GAS?_ A.
40652	_ How does it blow for the OTHER 6 months?_ A.
40652	_ How does lightning_ CONDENSE_ the air in the immediate advance of its path_?
40652	_ How does the COLDNESS of the air increase the HEAT of a fire?_ A.
40652	_ How does the COMBINATION of OXYGEN with the BLOOD produce animal HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ How does the COMBINATION of these two currents give a new direction to them both?_ A.
40652	_ How does the DRYNESS of an eastern wind PREVENT DEW- FALLS?_ A.
40652	_ How does the EARTH being COLDER than the AIR account for the deposition of DEW?_ A.
40652	_ How does the MOISTNESS of a western wind PROMOTE dew- falls?_ A.
40652	_ How does the MOTION of the sea prevent its surface from being HEATED by the vertical sun?_ A.
40652	_ How does the OXYGEN of the air make FUEL BURN?_ A.
40652	_ How does the OXYGEN we inhale MINGLE with the BLOOD?_ A.
40652	_ How does the THICKNESS of the FILM affect the COLOUR of the soap bubble?_ A.
40652	_ How does the conversion of water into steam prevent the INNER POT from BOILING?_ A.
40652	_ How does the non- conducting power of SNOW PROTECT VEGETABLES from the FROST and cold?_ A.
40652	_ How does this FERMENTATION produce COMBUSTION?_ A.
40652	_ How does this VARIETY in the HEAT of AIR produce WIND?_ A.
40652	_ How does this WARMTH produce a BREEZE?_ A.
40652	_ How does this account for the MIST and WATER on a WINDOW?_ A.
40652	_ How does this development of HEAT produce a SPARK?_ A.
40652	_ How does this fine GAUZE WIRE prevent an EXPLOSION in the coal mine?_ A.
40652	_ How does this illustration apply to the air?_ A.
40652	_ How far will the beneficial influence of a lightning- conductor extend?_ A.
40652	_ How fast does LIGHT TRAVEL?_ A.
40652	_ How fast does wind travel?_ A.
40652	_ How high are the clouds generally?_ A.
40652	_ How is AIR HEATED?_ A.
40652	_ How is AL''COHOL produced by FERMENTATION?_ A.
40652	_ How is BARLEY PREVENTED from SHOOTING, in the process of MALTING?_ A.
40652	_ How is CARBONIC ACID GAS produced by FERMENTATION?_ A.
40652	_ How is FOOD converted into BLOOD?_ A.
40652	_ How is HEAT COMMUNICATED from one body to another?_ A.
40652	_ How is LATENT HEAT liberated by the flame of a CANDLE?_ A.
40652	_ How is PHOSPHATE OF LIME converted into PHOSPHORUS?_ A.
40652	_ How is PHOSPHORUS OBTAINED?_ A.
40652	_ How is a ROOM WARMED by a STOVE?_ A.
40652	_ How is a ray of light BENT, as it passes from one medium to another?_ A.
40652	_ How is barley malted?_ A.
40652	_ How is heat produced by MECHANICAL ACTION?_ A.
40652	_ How is hot BROTH cooled down by CONVECTION?_ A.
40652	_ How is hot iron cooled by RADIATION?_ A.
40652	_ How is hot iron( exposed to the air) made cold by CONVECTION?_ A.
40652	_ How is it KNOWN, that a ray of light consists of several different colours?_ A.
40652	_ How is it known that the BLACK colour prevents the sun from either BLISTERING or SCORCHING the skin?_ A.
40652	_ How is latent HEAT liberated by COMBUSTION?_ A.
40652	_ How is the AIR HEATED?_ A.
40652	_ How is the AIR made HOT or COLD?_ A.
40652	_ How is the CARBONIC ACID GAS of BEER generated?_ A.
40652	_ How is the VELOCITY of WINDS ascertained?_ A.
40652	_ How is the VELOCITY of the CLOUDS ascertained?_ A.
40652	_ How is the WIND affected by the SEA?_ A.
40652	_ How is the affinity of potassium and sodium for oxygen shewn?_ A.
40652	_ How is this EVAPORATION PRODUCED and carried on?_ A.
40652	_ How is this sensation produced?_ A.
40652	_ How may CARBURETTED HYDROGEN GAS be PROCURED on marshes?_ A.
40652	_ How much deeper is a river than it seems to be?_ A.
40652	_ How much heat may be thus secreted or made latent?_ A.
40652	_ How should PARTITION WALLS be made to PREVENT the voices in adjoining rooms from being HEARD?_ A.
40652	_ How should a RED- HOT POKER be carried so as not to BURN our fingers?_ A.
40652	_ How stout is it needful for the copper wire to be, that it may conduct the fluid safely to the earth?_ A.
40652	_ If AIR be a BAD CONDUCTOR of heat, why should we not feel as warm WITHOUT clothing, as when we are wrapped in wool and fur?_ A.
40652	_ If AIR be a BAD CONDUCTOR, why does hot IRON get COLD, by being EXPOSED to the AIR?_ A.
40652	_ If CLOUDS are WATER, why do they FLOAT on the air?_ A.
40652	_ If a CHESTNUT be SLIT, it will NOT CRACK; why is this?_ A.
40652	_ If a CHIMNEY be TOO SHORT, and can not be lengthened, what is the best REMEDY to prevent smoking?_ A.
40652	_ If a house be on fire, is too LITTLE water worse than NO water at all?_ A.
40652	_ If a person be ABROAD in a thunder- storm, what place is the SAFEST?_ A.
40652	_ If a person be in A CARRIAGE in a thunder- storm, in what way can he travel most SAFELY?_ A.
40652	_ If a person be in A HOUSE during a thunder storm, what place is SAFEST?_ A.
40652	_ If a stove be placed in the MIDDLE of a room, should it be made of bricks or IRON?_ A.
40652	_ If animal heat is produced by COMBUSTION, why does not the human body BURN UP like a coal or candle?_ A.
40652	_ If belts of trees promote WARMTH, why do FORESTS produce COLD?_ A.
40652	_ If black absorbs heat, why have those who live in HOT climates BLACK SKINS, and not WHITE skins( which would not absorb heat at all)?_ A.
40652	_ If cold air produces FOG, why is it not foggy on a FROSTY MORNING?_ A.
40652	_ If every bone, muscle, nerve, and organ, is thus consumed by combustion, why is not the BODY entirely CONSUMED?_ A.
40652	_ If quicksilver( or mercury) is tarnished like copper and lead,--Why does it preserve its BRILLIANCY in BAROMETERS and THERMOMETERS?_ A.
40652	_ If the AIR were HOTTER than our body, would the WIND feel COOL?_ A.
40652	_ If the juice is driven OUT of the cup, why is the CUP always FULL of JUICE, when the pie is cut up?_ A.
40652	_ If the mercury of the thermometer be SEALED UP from the air, how can the air AFFECT it?_ A.
40652	_ If the opening of a chimney be TOO LARGE, what REMEDY can be applied?_ A.
40652	_ If the perspiration be both INSENSIBLE and INVISIBLE, how is it KNOWN that there IS any such perspiration?_ A.
40652	_ If the steam COULD NOT LIFT UP THE LID of the boiler, how would it escape?_ A.
40652	_ If we look at a RED- hot FIRE for a few minutes, WHY does every thing seem TINGED with a BLUISH GREEN colour?_ A.
40652	_ If we look at the SUN for a few moments, every thing seems tinged with a VIOLET colour,--WHY is this?_ A.
40652	_ If we look at the SUN for a few moments, why do all OTHER things appear DARK?_ A.
40652	_ If we watch a bright FIRE for a few moments, why does the ROOM seem DARK?_ A.
40652	_ If we wear BLUE GLASSES,( when we take them off,) every thing appears tinged with ORANGE,--WHY is this?_ A.
40652	_ If you BATHE your TEMPLES with ether, why does it allay INFLAMMATION and feverish heat?_ A.
40652	_ If you WET your FINGER in your mouth, and hold it up in the air, why does it FEEL COLD?_ A.
40652	_ If you move a stick( burnt at one end) ROUND pretty briskly, it seems to make a CIRCLE OF FIRE,--WHY is this?_ A.
40652	_ If you take a POKER out of the fire, and hold the HOT END DOWNWARDS, why is the HANDLE so intensely HOT?_ A.
40652	_ If you want water to boil, without COMING IN CONTACT with the SAUCEPAN, what plan must you adopt?_ A.
40652	_ If you wish to COOL LIQUIDS, where should the cold be applied?_ A.
40652	_ In a BLAZING fire, why is the UPPER surface of the COALS BLACK, and the LOWER surface RED?_ A.
40652	_ In a long straight STREET, WHY do the houses seem to APPROACH NEARER and nearer as they are more DISTANT?_ A.
40652	_ In a long straight STREET, WHY do the houses seem to be SMALLER and smaller the FURTHER they are OFF?_ A.
40652	_ In a sheet of water at noon, the sun appears to shine upon only ONE spot, and all the REST of the water seems DARK,--WHY is this?_ A.
40652	_ In an AVENUE of TREES, WHY do they seem to be SMALLER as their distance increases?_ A.
40652	_ In another weather toy, the MAN comes out in WET weather, and the LADY in FINE:--Why is this?_ A.
40652	_ In what DIRECTION do the TRADE WINDS blow?_ A.
40652	_ In what MONTHS is the barometer HIGHEST?_ A.
40652	_ In what MONTHS is the barometer LOWEST?_ A.
40652	_ In what OTHER cases will a CHIMNEY SMOKE?_ A.
40652	_ In what PART of the WORLD does RAIN fall MOST ABUNDANTLY?_ A.
40652	_ In what part of the year is it most difficult to keep STOVES and FIRE- IRONS BRIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ In what state should a SAUCEPAN be, in order that it may BOIL QUICKLY?_ A.
40652	_ In which PART of the DAY does the MOST RAIN fall?_ A.
40652	_ In winter time these FOOT- MARKS and WHEEL- RUTS are sometimes covered with a perfect SHEET of ice, and not an icy net- work,--Why is THIS?_ A.
40652	_ Into how many CLASSES are the different sorts of CLOUDS generally divided?_ A.
40652	_ Into how many PARTS may a RAY of LIGHT be DIVIDED?_ A.
40652	_ Is AIR HEATED by the RAYS of the SUN?_ A.
40652	_ Is AIR a good CONDUCTOR?_ A.
40652	_ Is AIR a good CONDUCTOR?_ A.
40652	_ Is ALL the NITROGEN REJECTED by the lungs?_ A.
40652	_ Is CARBONIC ACID GAS wholesome?_ A.
40652	_ Is CARBONIC ACID WHOLESOME?_ A.
40652	_ Is GOLD affected by the atmosphere?_ A.
40652	_ Is HONEY- DEW a similar thing to DEW?_ A.
40652	_ Is IRON a good ABSORBER of heat?_ A.
40652	_ Is SALT and SNOW really COLDER than snow?_ A.
40652	_ Is STEAM visible or INVISIBLE?_ A.
40652	_ Is it better to be WET or dry during a storm?_ A.
40652	_ Is not a kind of Jack o''Lantern sometimes produced by an INSECT?_ A.
40652	_ Is not air a CONDUCTOR of lightning?_ A.
40652	_ Is not this FURR of boiling water often DANGEROUS?_ A.
40652	_ Is that the reason why GRASS is SATURATED with DEW, and the GRAVEL is NOT?_ A.
40652	_ Is the AIR EVER as HOT as the human BODY?_ A.
40652	_ Is the AIR in SUMMER time ever so hot as our bodies?_ A.
40652	_ Is the AIR made COLD in a similar way?_ A.
40652	_ Is the COLD HEARTH- STONE and WARM CARPET then of the SAME TEMPERATURE?_ A.
40652	_ Is the EARTH a GOOD CONDUCTOR of heat?_ A.
40652	_ Is the FURR of KETTLES an oxide?_ A.
40652	_ Is the air in a ROOM in perpetual motion, as the air ABROAD is?_ A.
40652	_ Is the iron HANDLE of the pump really COLDER than the wooden PUMP itself?_ A.
40652	_ Is there HEAT even in ICE?_ A.
40652	_ Is there any OTHER cause of lightning, besides the one just mentioned?_ A.
40652	_ Is there any OTHER evil to be apprehended from a lightning rod?_ A.
40652	_ Is water a GOOD CONDUCTOR of heat?_ A.
40652	_ May not many GHOST stories have risen from some ignis fatuus lurking about church- yards?_ A.
40652	_ May this meteoric appearance be attributed to any OTHER cause, besides those mentioned?_ A.
40652	_ Must not AIR be very STRONG, to shatter into atoms a hard stone?_ A.
40652	_ Of what are LUCIFER MATCHES made?_ A.
40652	_ Of what are OIL, TALLOW, and WAX composed?_ A.
40652	_ Of what is BELL- METAL made?_ A.
40652	_ Of what is SOAP made?_ A.
40652	_ Of what is atmospheric AIR composed?_ A.
40652	_ On WHAT does RADIATION DEPEND?_ A.
40652	_ On what does the INTENSITY of fire depend?_ A.
40652	_ Show how God has made ANIMAL and VEGETABLE life DEPENDENT on each other?_ A.
40652	_ The proverb says,"A RAINBOW at NIGHT, is the shepherd''s DELIGHT;"why is it so?_ A.
40652	_ The proverb says,"A RAINBOW in the MORNING is the shepherd''s WARNING:"why is it so?_ A.
40652	_ The proverb says,"A SINGLE MAGPIE in spring, FOUL WEATHER will bring:"why is this the case?_ A.
40652	_ Then sometimes a BLACK EARTHEN tea- pot is the best, and sometimes a bright METAL one?_ A.
40652	_ Then there are THREE qualities of air about this spot?_ A.
40652	_ WHAT WINDS make vestry chimneys smoke?_ A.
40652	_ Was not this CONTRARY to the laws of NATURE?_ A.
40652	_ Was there heat in the cold water and lime, before they were mixed together?_ A.
40652	_ What APPEARANCE takes place in the CLOUDS at the approach of RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ What BECOMES OF the STEAM?
40652	_ What BECOMES of the CARBONIC ACID of crowded cities?_ A.
40652	_ What BECOMES of the milky substance, called CHYLE?_ A.
40652	_ What BECOMES of the steam, after it has been condensed?_ A.
40652	_ What BECOMES of this CARBONIC ACID GAS formed in the human blood?_ A.
40652	_ What CLOUDS are the LOWEST?_ A.
40652	_ What COLOURS are WARMEST for dresses?_ A.
40652	_ What COUNTRIES are the LEAST cloudy?_ A.
40652	_ What DISTANCE are the CLOUDS from the EARTH?_ A.
40652	_ What EFFECT has honey- dew upon the APPEARANCE of a leaf?_ A.
40652	_ What EFFECT is produced upon air by RAREFACTION?_ A.
40652	_ What EFFECTS are produced by evaporation?_ A.
40652	_ What GOOD does this inspiration of OXYGEN do?_ A.
40652	_ What HARM would the WIND do, if it were to BLOW into a CHIMNEY?_ A.
40652	_ What OTHER cause contributes to BRING the PLASTER DOWN?_ A.
40652	_ What PARTS of a DWELLING are most DANGEROUS during a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ What PLACES are most DANGEROUS to be in, during a STORM?_ A.
40652	_ What PUTS the air in motion, so as to produce WIND?_ A.
40652	_ What REMEDY can be applied to this evil?_ A.
40652	_ What TWO things are essential to cause HAIL?_ A.
40652	_ What are BLACKS?_ A.
40652	_ What are CAPILLARY VEINS?_ A. Veins_ as small as hairs_ running_ all over the body_; so called from the Latin word"capilla''ris"(_ like a hair_).
40652	_ What are CIRRO- CUM''ULUS CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ What are CIRRO- STRA''TUS CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ What are CIRRUS CLOUDS?_ A. Clouds like_ fibres_,_ loose hair_, or_ thin streaks_, are called cirrus clouds.
40652	_ What are CLOUDS?_ A. Moisture_ evaporated from the earth_, and collected in the upper regions of the air.
40652	_ What are CUM''ULUS CLOUDS?_ A. Cum''ulus clouds are lumps like great_ sugar- loaves_,--_volumes of smoke_,--or_ mountain towering over mountain_.
40652	_ What are MUSICAL SOUNDS?_ A.
40652	_ What are NIMBUS CLOUDS?_ A. Nimbus is the Latin word for"clouds which bring a storm;"and all clouds from which_ rain falls_ are so named.
40652	_ What are meant by"CONVECTIVE CURRENTS?
40652	_ What are the BEST CONDUCTORS of HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ What are the BEST REFLECTORS of heat?_ A.
40652	_ What are the DRIEST months?_ A.
40652	_ What are the ELEMENTS of atmospheric AIR?_ A.
40652	_ What are the SPARKS OF FIRE, which burst from the WOOD?_ A.
40652	_ What are the WETTEST months?_ A. October and February; then July and September; then January and December.
40652	_ What are the WORST CONDUCTORS of HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ What are the elements of fuel?_ A.
40652	_ What are the four principal_ SOURCES_ of heat_?
40652	_ What are the general COLOURS of the CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ What are the peculiar characteristics of hydrogen gas?_ A.
40652	_ What are the principal EFFECTS of HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ What are the principal_ EFFECTS_ of heat_?
40652	_ What are the six- month trade winds called?_ A.
40652	_ What are the uses of the OXYGEN of the air?_ A.
40652	_ What are the winds, which blow over the ATLANTIC and PACIFIC Ocean, called?_ A.
40652	_ What are_ STRA''TUS CLOUDS?
40652	_ What became of these prisoners?_ A.
40652	_ What becomes of the 140 °, which went into the ice to melt it?_ A.
40652	_ What becomes of the BLUE and YELLOW rays?_ A.
40652	_ What becomes of the NITROGEN of the air, after the oxygen enters the blood?_ A.
40652	_ What becomes of the NITROGEN of the air, amidst all these changes and combinations?_ A.
40652	_ What becomes of the chyle AFTER it is POURED into the VEINS?_ A.
40652	_ What causes the RATTLING NOISE so often made by the LID of a saucepan or boiler?_ A.
40652	_ What causes the combustion of the fuel?_ A.
40652	_ What causes the discharge of an electric cloud?_ A.
40652	_ What changes do ANIMAL bodies undergo from PUTREFACTION?_ A.
40652	_ What changes do VEGETABLES undergo from PUTREFACTION?_ A.
40652	_ What colour is the blood BEFORE it is oxydized in the lungs?_ A.
40652	_ What difference( in the state of the air) is required, to make a GREY and RED SUNRISE?_ A.
40652	_ What do CIRRO- CUM''ULUS clouds generally FOREBODE?_ A.
40652	_ What do CIRRUS clouds PORTEND?_ A.
40652	_ What do the cumulo- stratus clouds foretell?_ A.
40652	_ What do you mean by"the VERTICAL RAYS of the SUN?
40652	_ What do_ CUM''ULUS_ clouds_ FORESHOW?
40652	_ What does a SUDDEN rise or fall of the barometer indicate?_ A.
40652	_ What does the combination of carbon and oxygen produce?_ A.
40652	_ What effect does a SUDDEN CHANGE produce on the weather?_ A.
40652	_ What effect has HEAT upon the air?_ A.
40652	_ What effect has POTASSIUM on WATER?_ A.
40652	_ What effect has SODIUM on WATER?_ A.
40652	_ What effect has WATER on CARBONIC ACID GAS?_ A.
40652	_ What effect has WIND on the barometer?_ A.
40652	_ What effect has WIND on the mercury?_ A.
40652	_ What effect have WINDS on the SHAPE of CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ What effect is produced upon AIR by COLD?_ A.
40652	_ What gas is evolved by the WICK of a burning CANDLE?_ A.
40652	_ What gases arise from these PUTREFYING substances?_ A.
40652	_ What gives the pleasant ACID taste to soda water, ginger beer, champagne, and cider?_ A.
40652	_ What harm would it be if the POLISH of the tin were injured by the perspiration of our feet?_ A.
40652	_ What has CARBONIC ACID GAS to do with COMBUSTION?_ A.
40652	_ What is AL''COHOL?_ A. Al''cohol is the_ spirit_ of wine or beer, obtained by_ fermentation_.
40652	_ What is CARBON?_ A.
40652	_ What is CARBON?_ A.
40652	_ What is CARBONIC ACID GAS?_ A.
40652	_ What is CARBURETTED HYDROGEN GAS?_ A.
40652	_ What is CHARCOAL?_ A.
40652	_ What is CHOKE DAMP?_ A.
40652	_ What is CHOKE- DAMP?_ A.
40652	_ What is COAL GAS?_ A.
40652	_ What is COKE?_ A.
40652	_ What is DEW?_ A. Dew is the_ vapour of the air condensed_, by coming in contact with bodies_ colder than itself_.
40652	_ What is ETHER?_ A.
40652	_ What is FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ What is HAIL?_ A.
40652	_ What is HOAR- FROST?_ A.
40652	_ What is HYDROGEN GAS?_ A.
40652	_ What is HYDROGEN?_ A.
40652	_ What is ICE?_ A.
40652	_ What is LIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ What is LIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ What is LIME?_ A.
40652	_ What is MORTAR?_ A.
40652	_ What is NITROGEN?_ A. Nitrogen is another invisible gas.
40652	_ What is OXYGEN?_ A.
40652	_ What is PHOSPHORUS?_ A.
40652	_ What is RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ What is SLEEP?_ A.
40652	_ What is SLEET?_ A.
40652	_ What is SMOKE?_ A.
40652	_ What is SMOKE?_ A.
40652	_ What is SNOW?_ A.
40652	_ What is SOUND?_ A.
40652	_ What is THUNDER?_ A.
40652	_ What is WATER?_ A.
40652	_ What is WIND?_ A.
40652	_ What is a BAROMETER?_ A.
40652	_ What is a LIGHTNING- CONDUCTOR?_ A.
40652	_ What is a THERMOMETER?_ A.
40652	_ What is an al''kali?_ A.
40652	_ What is carbonic acid gas?_ A.
40652	_ What is heat?_ A.
40652	_ What is marsh- gas or FIRE- DAMP?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by ABSORBING LIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by COMPRESSION?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by CONDUCTION of heat?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by CUM''ULO- STRA''TUS clouds?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by EVAPORATION?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by FRICTION?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by LATENT HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by LIQUEFACTION?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by PERCUSSION?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by RADIATION?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by RADIATION?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by REFLECTING HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by REFLECTING LIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by REFRACTION?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by SIMMERING?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION?_ A. Ignition produced by the action of_ one uninflamed_ body on another.
40652	_ What is meant by VAPORIZATION?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by a"partial VACUUM being made, at the BOTTOM of the ROOM?
40652	_ What is meant by an AURORA BOREA''LIS, or northern light?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by being a"bad RADIATOR of heat?
40652	_ What is meant by being lighter"bulk for bulk?
40652	_ What is meant by being"LESS REFRANGIBLE"?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by chemical action being the source of heat?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by the CONVECTION of HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by the REFRACTION of a ray?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by the air collapsing?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by the bladder"COLLAPSING?
40652	_ What is meant by the clouds being in a"negative state of electricity?
40652	_ What is meant by the clouds being in a"positive state of electricity?
40652	_ What is meant by the funnel, or flue of a chimney?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by the reverberation?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by the"COR''NEA of the EYE?
40652	_ What is meant by the"IMAGE of objects being reflected BEFORE it reaches the RET''INA?
40652	_ What is meant by the"PORES of the WOOD?
40652	_ What is meant by the"RET''INA of the EYE?
40652	_ What is meant by the"air balancing the air"in our body?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by the"apple COLLAPSING?
40652	_ What is meant by the_"VIBRATION_ of the thunder_?"
40652	_ What is meant by"CONVECTION of hot and cold currents?
40652	_ What is meant by"CONVECTIVE CURRENTS of air?
40652	_ What is meant by"DOUBLE CONCAVE GLASSES?
40652	_ What is meant by"heat falling upon metal IN RAYS,"and not"by contact"?_ A.
40652	_ What is meant by"the INSENSIBLE PERSPIRATION?
40652	_ What is meant by_"STRATA_ of air?_"A.
40652	_ What is meant when it is said, that OXYGEN"SUSTAINS LIFE?
40652	_ What is meant when it is said, that the OXYGEN of the air"SUPPORTS COMBUSTION?
40652	_ What is plumbago, or black lead?_ A.
40652	_ What is that"stream of heat"called, which flows thus, from one body, to another?_ A. CALO''RIC.
40652	_ What is the 10TH SPECIAL RULE in regard to the barometer?_ A.
40652	_ What is the 1ST SPECIAL RULE in regard to the barometer?_ A.
40652	_ What is the 2ND SPECIAL RULE in regard to the barometer?_ A.
40652	_ What is the 3RD SPECIAL RULE in regard to the barometer?_ A.
40652	_ What is the 4TH SPECIAL RULE in regard to the barometer?_ A.
40652	_ What is the 5TH SPECIAL RULE in regard to the barometer?_ A.
40652	_ What is the 6TH SPECIAL RULE in regard to the barometer?_ A.
40652	_ What is the 7TH SPECIAL RULE in regard to the barometer?_ A.
40652	_ What is the 8TH SPECIAL RULE in regard to the barometer?_ A.
40652	_ What is the 9TH SPECIAL RULE in regard to the barometer?_ A.
40652	_ What is the CAUSE of SNOW?_ A.
40652	_ What is the CAUSE of WIND?_ A.
40652	_ What is the CAUSE of a RED SUN- SET?_ A.
40652	_ What is the CAUSE of the AURORA BOREALIS, or northern light?_ A.
40652	_ What is the CAUSE of the EQUATORIAL current?_ A.
40652	_ What is the DIFFERENCE between DEW and RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ What is the DIFFERENCE between a THERMOMETER and a BAROMETER?_ A.
40652	_ What is the FERMENTATION of BEER and WINE?_ A.
40652	_ What is the FROTH or SCUM of fermented LIQUORS?_ A.
40652	_ What is the FUEL of the BODY?_ A.
40652	_ What is the GOOD of a lightning- conductor?_ A.
40652	_ What is the MOST RAINY spot in ENGLAND?_ A. Keswick( in Cumberland); and then Kendal( a market town in Westmoreland).
40652	_ What is the SAFEST thing a person can do to avoid injury from lightning?_ A.
40652	_ What is the SMOKE of a CANDLE?_ A.
40652	_ What is the THICKNESS of the CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ What is the USE of CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ What is the USE of DOUBLE CONVEX spectacle- glasses?_ A.
40652	_ What is the USE of MARCH winds?_ A.
40652	_ What is the USE of SNOW?_ A.
40652	_ What is the USE of TWO EYES, since they present only one image of any object?_ A.
40652	_ What is the best REMEDY in such a case?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of ANIMAL HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of ECHO?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of MIST( or earth- fog)?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of MIST?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of ROLLING THUNDER?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of a RAINBOW?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of a RED SUN- RISE?_ A. Vapour in the upper region of the air_ just on the point of being condensed_.
40652	_ What is the cause of a coppery YELLOW SUN- SET?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of a"pea- soup"LONDON FOG?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of morning and evening TWILIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of that HOAR- FROST which arises from FROZEN FOG?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of the COMBUSTION of FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of the COMBUSTION of a CANDLE or LAMP?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of the GROUND hoar- FROST, or frozen DEW?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of the IGNIS FATUUS, Jack o''Lantern, or Will o''the Wisp?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of the POLAR CURRENT?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of the pretty FROST- WORK seen on bed- room WINDOWS in winter- time?_ A.
40652	_ What is the cause of_ SHEET LIGHTNING?
40652	_ What is the chief CAUSE of fog and CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ What is the chief USE of a BAROMETER?_ A.
40652	_ What is the common REMEDY in both these cases?_ A.
40652	_ What is the difference between COMBINING and MIXING?_ A.
40652	_ What is the difference between CONDUCTING heat, and ABSORBING heat?_ A.
40652	_ What is the difference between a FOG and a CLOUD?_ A. Clouds and fogs differ only in one respect.
40652	_ What is the difference between a MIST and FOG?_ A. MIST is generally applied to_ vapours condensed on marshes, rivers_, and_ lakes_.
40652	_ What is the general DIRECTION of a THUNDER- STORM?_ A.
40652	_ What is the good of BLOWING OXYGEN GAS to lighted tinder?_ A.
40652	_ What is the reason why condensed vapour sometimes forms into CLOUDS, and sometimes into FOG?_ A.
40652	_ What is the second chief source of heat?_ A.
40652	_ What is the third chief source of heat?_ A.
40652	_ What is the use of GREASING CART WHEELS?_ A.
40652	_ What is the use of a CHIMNEY- POT?_ A.
40652	_ What is the use of a COWL upon a chimney- pot?_ A.
40652	_ What is the use of the TIN SCREEN or REFLECTOR used in ROASTING?_ A.
40652	_ What is the_ PRINCIPAL_ source of Heat_?
40652	_ What is the_ REMEDY_ in this case?_ A.
40652	_ What is_ LIGHTNING?
40652	_ What kind of WEATHER will it be when the barometer is UNUSUALLY LOW?_ A.
40652	_ What kind of thing is the SAFETY LAMP?_ A.
40652	_ What mainly determines the COLOUR of any object?_ A.
40652	_ What makes PUMP- water HARD?_ A.
40652	_ What makes these fragments RED- HOT?_ A.
40652	_ What metal is the best for this purpose?_ A. Stout copper wire.
40652	_ What mischief will these balls of fire produce?_ A.
40652	_ What occasions the loud CRACK or report which we hear?_ A.
40652	_ What produces ELECTRICITY in the CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ What produces the FROTH of BOTTLED PORTER?_ A.
40652	_ What produces the ROARING noise made by a COPPER- HOLE fire?_ A.
40652	_ What regulates the MOTION of the CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ What sort of GLASSES do NEAR- SIGHTED persons wear?_ A.
40652	_ What sort of GLASSES do OLD people WEAR?_ A.
40652	_ What sort of glasses are DOUBLE CONVEX SPECTACLE- GLASSES?_ A.
40652	_ What sort of weather may we expect if the barometer be very FLUCTUATING?_ A.
40652	_ What then is the PRINCIPAL USE of CLOTHING in winter- time?_ A.
40652	_ What things RADIATE heat the NEXT BEST to the sun and fire?_ A.
40652	_ What two things are essential to produce combustion?_ A.
40652	_ What_ COUNTRIES_ are the_ MOST CLOUDY?
40652	_ When CANDLES are LIGHTED, we CANNOT SEE into the STREET or road,--WHY is this?_ A.
40652	_ When RUNNING water is FROZEN, why is the ICE generally very ROUGH?_ A.
40652	_ When SOAP BUBBLES are blown from a pipe, why do they ASCEND?_ A.
40652	_ When a FIRE is LIGHTED, why is PAPER laid at the BOTTOM, against the grate?_ A.
40652	_ When a SHIP( out at sea) is approaching the shore, why do we SEE the small MASTS before we see the bulky HULL?_ A.
40652	_ When a man has been almost DROWNED, why is suspended animation RESTORED by RUBBING?_ A.
40652	_ When a man is STARVED, what parts of the body go first?_ A.
40652	_ When a marble REBOUNDS back again, what is the path it THEN describes called?_ A.
40652	_ When a marble is rolled towards a wall, what is that path THROUGH WHICH IT RUNS called?_ A.
40652	_ When an APPLE is ROASTED, why is one part made SOFT, while all the rest remains hard?_ A.
40652	_ When are the WINDS in ENGLAND generally the HIGHEST?_ A.
40652	_ When bottled ALE and PORTER is set before a FIRE, why is the CORK FORCED OUT sometimes?_ A.
40652	_ When does WATER begin to EXPAND from cold?_ A.
40652	_ When does a kettle sing most?_ A.
40652	_ When does lightning pass FROM THE CLOUDS to the EARTH?_ A.
40652	_ When does lightning pass FROM THE EARTH to the CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ When does the barometer VARY LEAST?_ A.
40652	_ When does the barometer VARY MOST?_ A.
40652	_ When is DEW most COPIOUSLY distilled?_ A.
40652	_ When is a person struck dead by lightning?_ A.
40652	_ When is heat RADIATED from one body to another?_ A.
40652	_ When is this experiment most likely to succeed?_ A.
40652	_ When lightning flashes from the earth to the clouds, what is the flash called?_ A.
40652	_ When persons FALL into a RIVER in winter time, why does the WATER feel remarkably WARM?_ A.
40652	_ When the earth can no longer RADIATE heat upwards, does it continue to CONDENSE the vapour of the air?_ A.
40652	_ When the light of our face goes TO the GLASS, what is the path through which it goes CALLED?_ A.
40652	_ When the light of our face is reflected BACK again from the mirror, what is this RETURNING path called?_ A.
40652	_ When we enter a long AVENUE of TREES, WHY does the avenue seem to get NARROWER and narrower till it appears to MEET?_ A.
40652	_ When we plunge our HANDS into a basin of WATER, why does it produce a sensation of COLD?_ A.
40652	_ When we see our SHADOW in WATER, why do we seem to STAND on our HEAD?_ A.
40652	_ When will water EXTINGUISH FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Whence arises the VAPOUR of a ROOM?_ A.
40652	_ Whence does the HEAT of FIRE arise?_ A.
40652	_ Whence does the HEAT of a DUNGHILL arise?_ A.
40652	_ Whence does the HEAT of our own BODY arise?_ A.
40652	_ Where does the CARBONIC ACID of close ROOMS and CITIES COME from?_ A.
40652	_ Where does the LIGHT of HOUSES, TREES, and FIELDS come from?_ A.
40652	_ Where does the OXYGEN of the air COME FROM, which is blown to the lighted tinder?_ A.
40652	_ Where does the WARM vapour of the carriage come from?_ A.
40652	_ Where does the heat come from?_ A.
40652	_ Where does the hydrogen gas of a fire come from?_ A.
40652	_ Where is all this quantity of AIR stowed in the APPLE?_ A.
40652	_ Where would the heat ESCAPE to, if the body were NOT wrapped in wool or fur?_ A.
40652	_ Which METALS are the most RAPID CONDUCTORS of HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ Which burns the quicker, a BLAZING fire, or a RED HOT one?_ A.
40652	_ Which clouds assume the most FANTASTIC shapes?_ A.
40652	_ Which hand will FEEL the HOTTER?_ A.
40652	_ Which is the HOTTEST PLACE in a church, chapel, or theatre?_ A.
40652	_ Which of the METALS have the GREATEST affinity to OXYGEN?_ A.
40652	_ Which part of the collapsing air do we hear first?_ A.
40652	_ Which_ FORM_ of lightning is the most_ DANGEROUS?
40652	_ Who was SIR HUMPHREY DAVY?_ A.
40652	_ Why are BANISTERS,& c. DAMP after a THAW?_ A.
40652	_ Why are BEASTS COVERED with FUR, HAIR, or WOOL?_ A.
40652	_ Why are BIRDS covered with DOWN or FEATHERS?_ A.
40652	_ Why are BLACK KID GLOVES so HOT in summer time?_ A.
40652	_ Why are BOUGHS of TREES broken off by lightning?_ A.
40652	_ Why are CARRIAGE WINDOWS very SOON covered with thick MIST?_ A.
40652	_ Why are CINDERS lighter than COALS?_ A.
40652	_ Why are CLOUDS HIGHER on a FINE DAY?_ A.
40652	_ Why are CLOUDS sometimes DISSIPATED quite as suddenly?_ A.
40652	_ Why are COALS BLACK?_ A.
40652	_ Why are COOKING VESSELS so often furnished with WOODEN HANDLES?_ A.
40652	_ Why are COPPER and IRON SONOROUS, and not LEAD?_ A.
40652	_ Why are CRUCIBLES( in which acids are employed) made of PLAT''INUM?_ A.
40652	_ Why are DARK COLOURS( for external wear) so much WARMER than LIGHT ONES?_ A.
40652	_ Why are DESERTS so DAZZLING in summer time?_ A.
40652	_ Why are DREAMS such FOOLISH and INCONSISTENT things?_ A.
40652	_ Why are EAST WINDS in England generally DRY?_ A.
40652	_ Why are FIRES placed on the FLOOR of a room, and not towards the CEILING?_ A.
40652	_ Why are FLOWING waters FREE from these IMPURITIES?_ A.
40652	_ Why are FLUES( which are carried through a church or room) always BLACKENED with BLACK LEAD?_ A.
40652	_ Why are FOGS more common in VALLEYS than on HILLS?_ A.
40652	_ Why are FOGS more general in AUTUMN than in spring?_ A.
40652	_ Why are FRANCE and GERMANY WARMER now, than when the vine would not ripen there?_ A.
40652	_ Why are FROGS and FISHES COLD- BLOODED animals?_ A.
40652	_ Why are FURNACE DOORS,& c. frequently COVERED with a paste of CLAY and SAND?_ A.
40652	_ Why are FURNACES and stoves( where much HEAT is required) built of porous BRICK?_ A.
40652	_ Why are HAWKS able to see such an IMMENSE way off?_ A.
40652	_ Why are HOT FOODS made COOL by BLOWING them?_ A.
40652	_ Why are LIQUIDS BAD CONDUCTORS of heat?_ A.
40652	_ Why are LISLE THREAD GLOVES so COOL in summer time?_ A.
40652	_ Why are MARCH winds DRY?_ A.
40652	_ Why are MEN sometimes MAIMED by lightning?_ A.
40652	_ Why are METALS MELTED by the heat of FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why are MORE STARS visible from a MOUNTAIN, than from a PLAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why are MORNING CLOUDS generally of a RED tinge?_ A.
40652	_ Why are MOUNTAINOUS countries more RAINY than flat ones?_ A.
40652	_ Why are MOUNTAINS and ice- bergs FAMOUS for ECHOES?_ A.
40652	_ Why are MOUNTAINS so NOISELESS and quiet?_ A.
40652	_ Why are NORTH WINDS in England generally DRY and biting?_ A.
40652	_ Why are NOT LIQUIDS GOOD CONDUCTORS of heat?_ A.
40652	_ Why are OLD people FAR- SIGHTED?_ A.
40652	_ Why are OLD people UNABLE to WALK?_ A.
40652	_ Why are PERSONS so PALE who live in CLOSE ROOMS and CITIES?_ A.
40652	_ Why are PERSONS sometimes KILLED by having a CHARCOAL FIRE in their bed- rooms?_ A.
40652	_ Why are PERSONS who live in CLOSE ROOMS and crowded CITIES, generally SICKLY?_ A.
40652	_ Why are PERSONS who live in the OPEN AIR and in the country, of a RUDDY complexion?_ A.
40652	_ Why are POOR PEOPLE generally AVERSE to CLEANLINESS?_ A.
40652	_ Why are POOR PEOPLE generally AVERSE to VENTILATION?_ A.
40652	_ Why are POTATOES YELLOW?_ A.
40652	_ Why are RAIN- DROPS sometimes much LARGER than at OTHER times?_ A.
40652	_ Why are REFLECTORS always made of LIGHT- COLOURED and highly POLISHED METAL?_ A.
40652	_ Why are SALT and SNOW mixed together, colder than SNOW?_ A.
40652	_ Why are SHOES HOTTER for being DUSTY?_ A.
40652	_ Why are SOME notes BASS and some TREBLE?_ A.
40652	_ Why are SOME particles consumed and not OTHERS?_ A.
40652	_ Why are SOME parts of the ceiling BLACKER and more filthy than others?_ A.
40652	_ Why are SOME surfaces BRILLIANT like glass and steel, and OTHERS DULL like lead?_ A.
40652	_ Why are SOME things SHINING and splendid?_ A.
40652	_ Why are SOME things SONOROUS, and others NOT?_ A.
40652	_ Why are SOME things( like glass) TRANSPARENT?_ A.
40652	_ Why are STOVES fixed on the FLOOR of a room?_ A.
40652	_ Why are TIMBERS, which are to be exposed to damp, CHARRED?_ A.
40652	_ Why are TOMB- STONES covered with HOAR- FROST, long after it has melted from every object around?_ A.
40652	_ Why are TROPICAL ISLANDS always subject to a SEA- breeze every MORNING( i. e. a breeze blowing from the sea to the land)?_ A.
40652	_ Why are TROPICAL ISLANDS subject to a LAND BREEZE every EVENING( i. e. a breeze blowing from the land towards the sea)?_ A.
40652	_ Why are VALLEYS& HOLLOWS often thickly covered with DEW, although they are sheltered?_ A.
40652	_ Why are WATER- PIPES often covered with STALL- LITTER in winter time?_ A.
40652	_ Why are WEST WINDS in England generally RAINY?_ A.
40652	_ Why are WET STOCKINGS DIFFICULT to PULL ON?_ A.
40652	_ Why are WET SUMMERS generally SUCCEEDED by COLD WINTERS?_ A.
40652	_ Why are WINDOWS often covered with thick MIST, and the frames wet with standing WATER?_ A.
40652	_ Why are WINE- GLASSES made quite DULL when they are brought into a room FULL of COMPANY?_ A.
40652	_ Why are WOOL, FUR, HAIR, or FEATHERS such SLOW CONDUCTORS of heat?_ A.
40652	_ Why are WOOLLENS and FURS used in COLD weather for CLOTHING?_ A.
40652	_ Why are antique halls, winding passages, and cathedral aisles FAMOUS for ECHOES?_ A.
40652	_ Why are caverns, grottoes, and ruined abbeys FAMOUS for ECHOES?_ A.
40652	_ Why are delicate TREES covered with STRAW in WINTER?_ A.
40652	_ Why are leaves a LIGHT green in SPRING?_ A.
40652	_ Why are leaves a YELLOWISH BROWN in AUTUMN?_ A.
40652	_ Why are many persons IDIOTS?_ A.
40652	_ Why are not SOUNDS( such as distant church bells) heard so distinctly on a HOT DAY as in FROSTY weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why are not lightning- conductors more generally used?_ A.
40652	_ Why are our FEET so COLD when we sit close by a good fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why are our HAIR and the BRIM of our HAT often covered with little drops of pearly DEW in winter- time?_ A.
40652	_ Why are persons able to TASTE DIFFERENT FLAVOURS?_ A.
40652	_ Why are plants a PALE YELLOW when kept in the DARK?_ A.
40652	_ Why are potatoes( which grow EXPOSED to the air and light) GREEN?_ A.
40652	_ Why are some MOUNTAINS ALWAYS COVERED with SNOW?_ A.
40652	_ Why are some persons NEAR- SIGHTED?_ A.
40652	_ Why are some things BLACK?_ A.
40652	_ Why are some things SOLID, others LIQUID, and others GASEOUS?_ A.
40652	_ Why are some things WHITE?_ A.
40652	_ Why are some things of ONE COLOUR, and some of ANOTHER?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the ATTICS and CELLAR DANGEROUS, during a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the CEILINGS of PUBLIC OFFICES so BLACK and filthy?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the CLOUDS LIGHTER on a FINE DAY?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the CLOUDS so VARIABLE in SHAPE?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the COLOURS of the SECOND bow all REVERSED?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the EDGES of CLOUDS more LUMINOUS than their CENTRES?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the Esquimeaux so passionately fond of TRAIN OIL and WHALE BLUBBER?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the JUNGLES of Jarva and Hindostan so FATAL to life?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the LAST CLOUDS of EVENING generally of a RED tinge?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the LEAVES of plants GREEN?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the SIDES of a pond covered with LEAVES, while the MIDDLE of the pond is quite CLEAR?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the STARS REFLECTED in a WELL, although the SUN is NOT?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the WHEELS of some machines kept CONSTANTLY WET with WATER_?
40652	_ Why are the currents of air from the LAND COLDER than those blowing over WATER?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the different grains of sand said to be MIXED, when they are shaken together?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the early MORNING clouds RED?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the late EVENING CLOUDS RED?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the rays of light REFLECTED by a MIRROR?_ A.
40652	_ Why are the winds of Europe generally HIGHEST in DECEMBER and JANUARY?_ A.
40652	_ Why are there DARK and BRIGHT SPOTS in a CLEAR cinder FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why are there EVER FOGS at night?_ A.
40652	_ Why are there MORE RAINY DAYS from September to March, than from March to September?_ A.
40652	_ Why are there NO BLACKS in the smoke of a RAILWAY engine?_ A.
40652	_ Why are there WAVES in the sea?_ A.
40652	_ Why are there not ALWAYS FOGS every night?_ A.
40652	_ Why are there often TWO RAINBOWS at one and the same time?_ A.
40652	_ Why are there sometimes DIFFERENT COLOURS in the aurora borealis, such as yellow, red, and purple?_ A.
40652	_ Why are there sometimes_ TWO_ flashes of forked lightning at the same moment_?
40652	_ Why are these clouds called CIRRUS?_ A.
40652	_ Why are these mists called_ STRA''TUS_ clouds?_ A.
40652	_ Why are these monster masses called_ CUM''ULUS CLOUDS?
40652	_ Why are they called TRADE WINDS?_ A.
40652	_ Why are things which RADIATE HEAT MOST FREELY, always the most THICKLY COVERED with DEW?_ A.
40652	_ Why are those things which ABSORB HEAT unable to REFLECT it?_ A.
40652	_ Why are water and wine CASKS CHARRED inside?_ A.
40652	_ Why are_ BALLS OF FIRE_ so very dangerous?_ A.
40652	_ Why ca n''t persons in the street SEE into a WELL- LIGHTED ROOM?_ A.
40652	_ Why can DEAF people hear through an EAR TRUMPET?_ A.
40652	_ Why can FAT men SWIM more EASILY than SPARE men?_ A.
40652	_ Why can HAWKS not only see such a long way off, but also objects within half- an- inch of their eye?_ A.
40652	_ Why can QUADRUPEDS swim MORE EASILY than MAN?_ A.
40652	_ Why can TIGERS, CATS, and OWLS see in the DARK?_ A.
40652	_ Why can a SWAN or DUCK dive under water WITHOUT being WETTED?_ A.
40652	_ Why can a THOUSAND persons SEE the SAME OBJECT at the same time?_ A.
40652	_ Why can a man see his WHOLE PERSON reflected in a LITTLE MIRROR not 6 inches in length?_ A.
40652	_ Why can not BRICKLAYERS and PLASTERERS work in FROSTY weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why can not RAILWAY engines be fed with BRACKISH WATER?_ A.
40652	_ Why can not the wind enter a chimney flue, if it be carried up HIGHER than the steeple or hills?_ A.
40652	_ Why can persons hear the VOICES of men in conversation for a MILE distant, near the POLES, in winter time?_ A.
40652	_ Why can persons in the DARK STREET see into a ROOM( lighted by a candle or lamp)?_ A.
40652	_ Why can they impart no extra heat after they boil?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we HEAR distant clocks MOST distinctly in CLEAR COLD weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we NOT hear sounds( as distant church bells) in RAINY weather, so well as in FINE weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we SEE NOTHING, when we leave a WELL- LIGHTED room, and go into the DARK ROAD or street?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we not FEEL when we are asleep?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we not HEAR in sleep?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we not SEE into the ROAD or STREET, when a CANDLE is lighted in a room?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we not SEE, when we are asleep with our EYES OPEN?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we not TASTE when we are asleep?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we not hear SOUNDS( such as distant clocks) so distinctly in a thick MIST or HAZE, as in a CLEAR night?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we not hear sounds( as distant church bells) in SNOWY weather, so well as in FINE weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we not see the REFLECTION of the SUN in a WELL, during the day- time?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we not see the STARS in the DAY- TIME?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we see the PROPER COLOUR of every object again, after a few minutes?_ A.
40652	_ Why can we see the STARS even at MID- DAY, from the bottom of a deep WELL?_ A.
40652	_ Why did the captives in the BLACK HOLE die SLEEPING?_ A.
40652	_ Why did the lightning fly about from place to place, and not pass down in a straight course?_ A.
40652	_ Why do ARNOTT''S STOVES sometimes SMELL so strong of SULPHUR?_ A.
40652	_ Why do BLAZING COALS BURN QUICKER than red hot ones?_ A.
40652	_ Why do BRICKLAYERS COVER their work with STRAW in spring and autumn?_ A.
40652	_ Why do CANDLES and FIRES burn with a BLUER FLAME in WET weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do CANDLES and LAMPS SPIRT when RAIN is at hand?_ A.
40652	_ Why do CATS RUB their EARS when it is likely to rain?_ A.
40652	_ Why do CATS and OWLS SLEEP almost all DAY?_ A.
40652	_ Why do CATS keep WINKING, when they sit before a FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do CELLARS feel COLD in SUMMER time?_ A.
40652	_ Why do CELLARS feel WARM in WINTER?_ A.
40652	_ Why do CLOUDS FALL in RAINY weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do CLOUDS gather ROUND MOUNTAIN- TOPS?_ A.
40652	_ Why do COAL- MINES so frequently EXPLODE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do DIVERS suffer great pain in their eyes and ears under water?_ A.
40652	_ Why do DOGS and CATS( confined to a room) feel LAZY and DROWSY at the approach of rain?_ A.
40652	_ Why do DOORS SHRINK in DRY weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do DOORS SWELL, when RAIN is at hand?_ A.
40652	_ Why do EWERS BREAK in a FROSTY NIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ Why do FIDDLE- strings SNAP in WET weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do FLOWERS smell SWEETER and STRONGER just previous to RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why do FLUTES,& c. produce musical sounds?_ A.
40652	_ Why do GLOW- WORMS glisten by NIGHT only?_ A.
40652	_ Why do HAY- STACKS sometimes CATCH FIRE of themselves?_ A.
40652	_ Why do HEDGES and BELTS of TREES promote WARMTH?_ A.
40652	_ Why do HILLS,& c. appear LARGER in WET weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do HORSES and other animals stretch out their necks, and SNUFF up the AIR, just previous to a fall of RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why do HORSES neigh, CATTLE low, SHEEP bleat, and ASSES bray, at the approach of rain?_ A.
40652	_ Why do HORSES sometimes STRIKE FIRE with their FEET?_ A.
40652	_ Why do LAMPS SMOKE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do LONG GRASS and ROTTING LEAVES promote COLD?_ A.
40652	_ Why do MUSICAL GLASSES give sounds?_ A.
40652	_ Why do NEAR- SIGHTED persons bring objects CLOSE to the eye, in order to SEE THEM?_ A.
40652	_ Why do NOT GRAPES ferment while they hang on the VINE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do NOT SAILORS get COLD, who are so often wet all day with SEA- WATER?_ A.
40652	_ Why do NOT persons WEAR WHITE dresses in WINTER time?_ A.
40652	_ Why do NOT windows reflect the NOON- DAY rays also?_ A.
40652	_ Why do OLD people HOLD objects FURTHER OFF, in order to see them better?_ A.
40652	_ Why do PALMER''S METALLIC WICKS never need SNUFFING?_ A.
40652	_ Why do PERSONS who ASCEND in BALLOONS FEEL PAIN in their eyes, ears and chest?_ A.
40652	_ Why do PERSONS who DESCEND in DIVING- BELLS FEEL PAIN in their eyes, ears and chest?_ A.
40652	_ Why do PERSONS, who are so much in the OPEN AIR, enjoy the best HEALTH?_ A.
40652	_ Why do PIANO- FORTES produce musical sounds?_ A.
40652	_ Why do PLANTS GROW RAPIDLY in MOON- LIGHT nights?_ A.
40652	_ Why do PLANTS often grow out of WALLS and TOWERS?_ A.
40652	_ Why do SEA GULLS fly about the SEA in FINE weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do SEVERAL PIECES of WOOD or coal burn BETTER than ONE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do SMOKE and steam CURL, as they ascend?_ A.
40652	_ Why do SOME THINGS feel so much COLDER than others?_ A.
40652	_ Why do SOME echoes repeat only ONE syllable?_ A.
40652	_ Why do SOME parts of a RIVER FREEZE LESS than OTHERS?_ A.
40652	_ Why do SPARKS of fire start( with a crackling noise) from pieces of WOOD laid upon a FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do SPRINGS at the bottom of a lake PREVENT its FREEZING?_ A.
40652	_ Why do STEAM- ENGINES sometimes BURST?_ A.
40652	_ Why do STONES SNAP and fly about, when heated in the FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do STOVES and FIRE- IRONS become RUSTY, in rooms which are not OCCUPIED?_ A.
40652	_ Why do SUGAR, SALT,& c. RETARD the process of BOILING?_ A.
40652	_ Why do SWALLOWS FLY LOW when RAIN is at hand?_ A.
40652	_ Why do TELESCOPES enable us to SEE objects INVISIBLE to the naked eye?_ A.
40652	_ Why do TIGERS, CATS, OWLS,& c. PROWL by NIGHT for prey?_ A.
40652	_ Why do TILES, STONES, and ROCKS often SPLIT in winter?_ A.
40652	_ Why do TREES and FLOWERS help to make country AIR WHOLESOME?_ A.
40652	_ Why do TREES,& c. in WET weather appear FURTHER OFF than they really are?_ A.
40652	_ Why do TWO pieces of WOOD burn BETTER than ONE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do VESTRY CHIMNEYS so often SMOKE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do WALLS stand thick with WET in a sudden THAW?_ A.
40652	_ Why do WATER- PIPES frequently BURST in FROSTY weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do WAX CANDLES NEVER need SNUFFING?_ A.
40652	_ Why do WET FEET or CLOTHES give us"COLD?
40652	_ Why do WINDOWS RATTLE when CARTS pass by a house?_ A.
40652	_ Why do WINDOWS seem to BLAZE at SUN- RISE and SUN- SET?_ A.
40652	_ Why do WINDS generally make the mercury of a barometer DROP?_ A.
40652	_ Why do WOOD ASHES make HARD water SOFT?_ A.
40652	_ Why do a pair of BELLOWS get a fire up?_ A.
40652	_ Why do all fruits,& c.( when severed from the tree) FALL to the EARTH?_ A.
40652	_ Why do all the LITTLE BUBBLES tend towards the LARGE ones?_ A.
40652	_ Why do almost all CHIMNEYS SMOKE in GUSTY weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do common CANDLES require to be SNUFFED?_ A.
40652	_ Why do country people touch the thick end of an EGG with their TONGUE, to know if it be STALE or not?_ A.
40652	_ Why do fishes always seem to be nearer the surface of a river than they really are?_ A.
40652	_ Why do ladies FAN THEMSELVES in hot weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do ladies FAN themselves in summer, to make their FACES COOL?_ A.
40652	_ Why do not PLATE- WARMERS BLISTER and scorch the WOOD behind?_ A.
40652	_ Why do not STOVES rust so frequently as POKERS and TONGS?_ A.
40652	_ Why do not the trade winds blow uniformly from north- east and south- east in the INDIAN OCEAN?_ A.
40652	_ Why do not the walls of a ROOM or church produce ECHO?_ A.
40652	_ Why do not"Argand burners"smoke?_ A.
40652	_ Why do old RAGS, used for CLEANING LAMPS and CANDLES, sometimes set a HOUSE on FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do our CLOTHES FEEL DAMP, after walking in a fine evening in SPRING or AUTUMN?_ A.
40652	_ Why do our CORNS ache just previous to RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why do our HEADS and SKIN itch before rain?_ A.
40652	_ Why do people say that FRUITS and VEGETABLES COOL the BLOOD?_ A.
40652	_ Why do persons EAT MORE food in COLD weather, than in hot?_ A.
40652	_ Why do persons SINK in water when they are UNSKILFUL SWIMMERS?_ A.
40652	_ Why do persons WEAR WHITE dresses in SUMMER time?_ A.
40652	_ Why do persons feel LAZY and averse to exercise, when they are HALF- STARVED or ILL- FED?_ A.
40652	_ Why do persons in a crowded CHURCH feel DROWSY?_ A.
40652	_ Why do persons use paper or WOOLLEN KETTLE- HOLDERS to take hold of a kettle with?_ A.
40652	_ Why do persons who ascend in balloons feel intense pain in their eyes and ears?_ A.
40652	_ Why do persons( who water PLANTS) very__ often pour the water into the SAUCER, and not OVER the PLANTS?_ A.
40652	_ Why do silver TEA- POTS and SPOONS tarnish more quickly than silver ore or bullion?_ A.
40652	_ Why do some CHIMNEYS SMOKE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do some LAKES RARELY if ever FREEZE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do some persons LOSE all POWER of SENSATION?_ A.
40652	_ Why do some things reflect ONE COLOUR, and some ANOTHER?_ A.
40652	_ Why do such GOODS sometimes CATCH FIRE of themselves?_ A.
40652	_ Why do the BUBBLES in a CUP OF TEA range round the SIDES of the CUP?_ A.
40652	_ Why do the BUBBLES of a CUP OF TEA FOLLOW a TEA- SPOON?_ A.
40652	_ Why do the FENDER and FIRE- IRONS( which lie upon it) remain COLD, although they are before a good fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why do the LAPLANDERS wear SKINS, with the FUR INWARDS?_ A.
40652	_ Why do the SIDES of a river flow more TARDILY than its CENTRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do the STARS TWINKLE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do the SUN and STARS( which are spheres) appear to be FLAT surfaces?_ A.
40652	_ Why do the inhabitants of tropical countries live chiefly upon rice and fruit?_ A.
40652	_ Why do the weather toys called CAPU''CHINS lift the cowl over the figures in wet weather, and remove it in dry?_ A.
40652	_ Why do these INSECTS seek the lower regions of the air in WET weather, more than in FINE weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do these things DESTROY the TAINT of meat?_ A.
40652	_ Why do they not blow from the FULL NORTH and SOUTH?_ A.
40652	_ Why do tin BLOWERS help to get a fire up?_ A.
40652	_ Why do two pieces of ICE( rubbed together) MELT?_ A.
40652	_ Why do unslit CHESTNUTS CRACK with a loud noise, when ROASTED?_ A.
40652	_ Why do very LARGE buildings( as cathedrals), often REVERBERATE the voice of the speaker?_ A.
40652	_ Why do very OLD people LOSE the power of VOLITION, SENSATION, and THOUGHT?_ A.
40652	_ Why do violets absorb the red and yellow rays, and reflect the BLUE?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we FEEL BRACED and LIGHT- HEARTED on a FINE spring or FROSTY morning?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we FEEL DEPRESSED in SPIRITS on a WET murky DAY?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we FEEL almost SUFFOCATED in a hot cloudy night?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we FEEL so COLD when we have WET FEET or CLOTHES?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we HEAR distant CLOCKS more distinctly when rain is near at hand?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we NOT see things DOUBLE, with TWO EYES?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we PERSPIRE when very HOT?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we SEE BETTER, when we get USED to the dark?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we SEE OURSELVES in a GLASS?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we feel COLDER in WINDY WEATHER, than in a CALM day?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we feel LAZY and averse to activity in very HOT WEATHER?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we feel MORE HUNGRY in the DAY- TIME than in the NIGHT- TIME?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we feel OPPRESSED and SUFFOCATED if the air around is not of the SAME DENSITY as that in our body?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we feel OPPRESSED just PREVIOUS to a STORM?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we feel a desire for ACTIVITY in cold weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we feel a dislike to strong meat and greasy foods in very hot weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we feel more SPRIGHTLY in a clear bright night?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we generally feel COLDER out- of- doors?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we hear CHURCH- BELLS further, just previous to rain?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we hear SOUNDS better by NIGHT than by DAY?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we hear the collapsing of the air NEAREST the earth FIRST?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we like fruits and vegetables so very much in hot weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we like strong MEAT and GREASY food when the WEATHER is very COLD?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we need WARMER CLOTHING by NIGHT than by DAY?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we not feel the same sensation of cold, if we throw a MACINTOSH over our WET CLOTHES?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we often see the FIRE REFLECTED in our parlour WINDOW in winter time?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we often see the shadow of our CANDLES in the window, while we are sitting in our parlour?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we see all sorts of GROTESQUE FIGURES in hot COALS?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we see the MOON reflected in a WELL very OFTEN?_ A.
40652	_ Why do we wear WHITE LINEN and a BLACK outer DRESS, if we want to be warm?_ A.
40652	_ Why do wheels catch fire in such cases?_ A.
40652	_ Why do_ BURNING GLASSES_ set fire to substances submitted to their power_?
40652	_ Why does AERATED WATER effervesce, when the CORK is removed?_ A.
40652	_ Why does AIR ABSORB heat more QUICKLY by being set in MOTION?_ A.
40652	_ Why does AIR rust IRON?_ A.
40652	_ Why does ALE or PORTER FROTH more, after it has been set before the fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why does BEATING IRON make it RED- HOT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does BEER turn FLAT, if the VENT PEG be left OUT of the tub?_ A.
40652	_ Why does BOILING WATER BUBBLE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does BOILING WATER BUBBLE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does BOILING WATER SWELL?_ A.
40652	_ Why does BOTTLED ALE froth, more than DRAUGHT ale?_ A.
40652	_ Why does BREATHING on a GLASS make it quite DULL?_ A.
40652	_ Why does CHLORIDE of LIME fumigate a sick room?_ A.
40652	_ Why does COAL make such EXCELLENT FUEL?_ A.
40652	_ Why does COLD WATER, poured on LIME, make it intensely HOT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does COLD produce HUNGER?_ A.
40652	_ Why does COPPER TARNISH?_ A.
40652	_ Why does CULTIVATION increase the WARMTH of a country?_ A.
40652	_ Why does DEAL make more snapping than any OTHER WOOD?_ A.
40652	_ Why does DEW FALL more ABUNDANTLY on SOME THINGS than upon OTHERS?_ A.
40652	_ Why does DEW fall more abundantly on CULTIVATED soils, than on BARREN lands?_ A.
40652	_ Why does DEW rarely fall upon hard ROCKS and BARREN lands?_ A.
40652	_ Why does DISTANCE make an object INVISIBLE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does DRAINING land promote WARMTH?_ A.
40652	_ Why does DRY WOOD make more SNAPPING than GREEN WOOD?_ A.
40652	_ Why does DRY wood BURN more easily than GREEN or wet wood?_ A.
40652	_ Why does DRY wood burn BETTER than GREEN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does DYING a silk,& c. CHANGE its COLOUR?_ A.
40652	_ Why does ETHER freeze under the RECEIVER of an AIR- pump, when the air is exhausted?_ A.
40652	_ Why does ETHER very greatly RELIEVE a SCALD or BURN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does FANNING the air increase its HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does FIRE produce HEAT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does FLANNEL,& c. make us WARM?_ A. Flannel and warm clothing do not_ make_ us warm, but merely_ prevent the body from becoming cold_.
40652	_ Why does FROST make the EARTH CRACK?_ A.
40652	_ Why does GINGER POP fly about in froth, when the string of the cork is cut?_ A.
40652	_ Why does GREASING iron prevent its becoming RUSTY?_ A.
40652	_ Why does HAIL fall generally in SUMMER and AUTUMN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does HARD WORK produce HUNGER?_ A.
40652	_ Why does HOT water melt sugar and salt QUICKER than COLD water?_ A.
40652	_ Why does JUICE rush into the cup, because the cup is NOT FULL of AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Why does LEAD lose its BRIGHTNESS, and become DULL and of a DARKER hue, by being exposed to the air?_ A.
40652	_ Why does LIGHTNING PURIFY the AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Why does LIGHTNING sometimes KILL men and beasts?_ A.
40652	_ Why does LIGHTNING sometimes KNOCK DOWN HOUSES and churches?_ A.
40652	_ Why does LIGHTNING turn BEER SOUR, although contained in a close cask?_ A.
40652	_ Why does LIGHTNING turn MILK SOUR?_ A.
40652	_ Why does LIME destroy the offensive smells of BINS, SEWERS,& c.?_ A.
40652	_ Why does MIST and DEW VANISH as the SUN rises?_ A.
40652	_ Why does MIST and FOG VANISH at sunrise?_ A.
40652	_ Why does MONEY in our pocket feel so HOT, when we stand BEFORE a FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does MORE RAIN fall at the EQUATOR than at the POLES?_ A.
40652	_ Why does MORTAR CRUMBLE away in FROST?_ A.
40652	_ Why does MORTAR become HARD, after a few days?_ A.
40652	_ Why does NOT a kettle SING, when the water BOILS?_ A.
40652	_ Why does PAPER BURN more readily than wood?_ A.
40652	_ Why does PAPER PUCKER when it is WETTED?_ A.
40652	_ Why does PARTING with HEAT RAPIDLY make the HEARTH- STONE feel WARM?_ A.
40652	_ Why does RAIN PURIFY the AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Why does RAIN fall in DROPS?_ A.
40652	_ Why does READING ALOUD make us feel HUNGRY?_ A.
40652	_ Why does RUBBING our HANDS and FACES make them feel WARM?_ A.
40652	_ Why does RUNNING make us WARM?_ A.
40652	_ Why does RUNNING water OSCILLATE and WHIRL in its current?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SALT CRACKLE when thrown into a FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SALT DISSOLVE ICE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SINGING make us HUNGRY?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SMOKE ASCEND the chimney?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SMOKE FALL when RAIN is at hand?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SMOKE RUSH UP a CHIMNEY?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SNOW NOURISH the earth?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SNOW at the foot of a HEDGE or WALL melt sooner, than in an open field?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SNOW fall in WINTER time?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SOAP greatly INCREASE the cleansing power of water?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SOAPY water BUBBLE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SODA WATER effervesce?_ A.
40652	_ Why does SPRINKLING a HOT ROOM with water COOL IT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does STAGNANT water PUTREFY?_ A.
40652	_ Why does STRIKING a FLINT against a piece of STEEL produce a SPARK?_ A.
40652	_ Why does STUCCO PEEL from a WALL in FROSTY weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why does VAPOUR in the air make the mercury SINK?_ A.
40652	_ Why does VAPOUR sometimes form into CLOUDS, and sometimes rest upon the earth as MIST or FOG?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WANT of sufficient NOURISHMENT often produce MADNESS?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WATER CLEAN dirty LINEN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WATER FREEZE at the SURFACE first?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WATER MELT SALT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WATER MELT SUGAR?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WATER SIMMER before it boils?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WATER become FLAT and insipid, after it has been DRAWN some time?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WATERING the STREETS and roads COOL THEM?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WIND DRY damp LINEN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WIND generally feel COOL?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WIND in England generally feel COLD?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WIND sometimes DRIVE AWAY the CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WIND sometimes bring RAIN, and sometimes FINE weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why does WOOD BURN more readily than coal?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a BLACK HAT turn RED at the SEA SIDE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a BLACK MIST bring WET weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a BLUISH FLAME sometimes flicker on the surface of hot cinders?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a CANDLE BURN when lighted?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a CHIMNEY SMOKE, if the funnel be very short?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a COOPER make his HOOPS RED- HOT, when he puts them on a tub?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a CROWDED ROOM produce HEAD- ACHE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a DOWNWARD current of COLD AIR bring RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a DROP of WATER sometimes ROLL along a piece of hot iron without leaving the least trace?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a DRUM sound?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a FIDDLE- STRING give a musical sound?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a FIRE burn CLEAREST on a FROSTY night?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a FIRE burn more fiercely in the OPEN AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a FIRE burn more intensely in WINTER than in SUMMER time?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a FIRE burn so fiercely in WINDY weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a GLASS snap, because the INNER surface is HOTTER than the OUTER?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a HAZE round the SUN indicate RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a HOUSE in a VALLEY very often SMOKE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a JET of FLAME sometimes burst into the room THROUGH THE BARS OF A STOVE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a KETTLE RUN OVER, when the water BOILS?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a KETTLE SING when the water simmers?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a KETTLE SING, when it is ABOUT to BOIL?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a KETTLE boil faster, when the bottom and back are COVERED with SOOT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a KETTLE sing, when the boiling water begins to COOL again?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a KETTLE sometimes BOIL OVER?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a LAMP GLASS DIMINISH the SMOKE of a LAMP?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a LAMP SMOKE when the WICK is cut UNEVENLY?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a LAMP SMOKE when the WICK is turned up too HIGH?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a LAMP- GLASS DIMINISH the SMOKE of a lamp?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a LAUNDRESS put a little SALIVA on an IRONING- BOX to know if it be hot enough?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a LINEN SHIRT feel COLDER than a COTTON ONE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a LITTLE WATER make a fire FIERCER, while a LARGER quantity of water puts it OUT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a METAL SPOON, left in a saucepan, RETARD the process of BOILING?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a MINER lower a CANDLE into a mine, before he descends?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a NORTH- EAST wind RARELY bring RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a PASSING CLOUD often drop RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a PIECE OF SUGAR( held in a spoon at the TOP of our tea) melt very RAPIDLY?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a PIECE of WOOD( blazing at ONE end) NOT FEEL HOT at the OTHER end?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a PIN, stuck in a RUSH- LIGHT, EXTINGUISH it?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a POKER( resting on the fender) feel so much COLDER than the HEARTH- RUG, which is further off the fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a POKER, LAID ACROSS a dull FIRE, revive it?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a POLISHED METAL TEA- POT make BETTER TEA than a black earthen one?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a PRISM DIVIDE a ray of light into VARIOUS COLOURS?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a PUMP- HANDLE feel intensely COLD in WINTER?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a PUTREFYING dead BODY SMELL so offensively?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a RAINBOW in the EAST indicate that bad weather is LEAVING us?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a RAINBOW in the WEST indicate that BAD WEATHER is on the road to us?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a SAUCEPAN which has been USED, boil QUICKER than a NEW ONE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a SHADOW in WATER always appear TOPSY- TURVY?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a SHOWER of RAIN seem to COOL the AIR in summer- time?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a SMOKE- JACK turn round in a chimney?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a SOAP BUBBLE exhibit such VARIETY of COLOURS?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a SOUTH- WEST wind bring us RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a SPLIT BELL make a HOARSE disagreeable sound?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a SPONGE SWELL when it is WETTED?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a SPOON( in a glass of water) always appear BENT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a STONE or marble HEARTH feel to the feet so much COLDER than a CARPET or hearth- rug?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a STOVE make a CRACKING NOISE, when a fire is very hot?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a STOVE make a similar CRACKING NOISE, when a large FIRE is TAKEN DOWN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a THUNDER- STORM generally follow very DRY weather, and rarely succeeds continued WET?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a WHEELWRIGHT make his hoops RED- HOT, which he fixes on the NAVE of a WHEEL?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a WHITE CRUST appear( in hot weather) upon CLOTHES wetted by sea water?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a WHITE MIST indicate FINE weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a chimney smoke, if the DRAUGHT be SLACK?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a farrier put the HORSE- SHOE on HOT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a kettle SING MORE when it is set on the SIDE of a fire, than when it is set in the MIDST of the fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a man SHRINK when STARVED?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a man on the TOP of a MOUNTAIN or church spire seem to be no BIGGER than a CROW?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a parlour often SMELL disagreeably of SOOT in SUMMER- TIME?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a person FEEL when he is TOUCHED?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a piece of BURNT BREAD, steeped in impure WATER, make it fit to drink?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a river always appear more shallow than it really is?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a rose absorb the yellow and blue rays, and reflect the RED?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a small piece of raw MEAT, or a few RAISINS improve FLAT BEER?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a thick WELL- BUILT HOUSE contract more DAMP of this kind, than an ORDINARY one?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a tin BLOWER INCREASE the DRAUGHT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does a"COPPER HOLE"DRAW up more fiercely than an OPEN stove?_ A.
40652	_ Why does an APPLE spit and SPURT about, when roasted?_ A.
40652	_ Why does an ECHO sometimes repeat TWO or more syllables?_ A.
40652	_ Why does an EXTINGUISHER put a candle out?_ A.
40652	_ Why does an ignis fatuus or Will o''the Wisp FLY from us when we RUN to MEET it?_ A.
40652	_ Why does an ignis fatuus run AFTER us, when we FLEE from it in fright?_ A.
40652	_ Why does an old fashioned FARM CHIMNEY- PLACE so often smoke?_ A.
40652	_ Why does bottled ALE and PORTER become"LIVELY"and FROTHY by being SET before the FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does charcoal REMOVE the TAINT of meat?_ A.
40652	_ Why does every thing seem shadowed with a BLACK MIST, when we take off our common SPECTACLES?_ A.
40652	_ Why does fresh SPRING WATER SPARKLE, when poured from one vessel to another?_ A.
40652	_ Why does hot iron SCALE and PEEL off, when struck with a HAMMER?_ A.
40652	_ Why does it ROLL?_ A.
40652	_ Why does it always FREEZE on the TOP of a MOUNTAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does it feel so COLD, when it rests on the FENDER?_ A.
40652	_ Why does it give us PAIN, if a CANDLE be brought suddenly towards our BED at night time?_ A.
40652	_ Why does it not expand UPWARDS( like boiling water), and RUN OVER?_ A.
40652	_ Why does lightning PART the air through which it passes?
40652	_ Why does lightning pass down the OUTSIDE of a tree?_ A.
40652	_ Why does lightning pass through the INSIDE of a man?_ A.
40652	_ Why does lightning strike the OAK- tree more frequently than any OTHER tree?_ A.
40652	_ Why does liquor flow reluctantly out of a BOTTLE held upside down?_ A.
40652	_ Why does melted SUGAR or SALT give a FLAVOUR to the WATER?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not RUNNING water freeze so fast as STILL water?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not SMOKE acquire its full VELOCITY in a SHORT funnel?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not WATER cool down so fast as LAND?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not WOOD MELT, like metal?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not a FIRE BLAZE on a FROSTY NIGHT, so long as it does upon another night?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not a FIRE burn so freely in a THAW, as in a FROST?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not a candle set fire to a PIECE OF PAPER twisted into an extinguisher, and used as such?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not boiling water get HOTTER, if the steam be suffered to ESCAPE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not the COLD of NIGHT ALWAYS cause rain?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not the DEW- DROP WET the POWDER of the CABBAGE- plant?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not the MIST become DEW?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not the cold ICE on the SURFACE of a river CHILL the water BENEATH, and make it freeze?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not the drop of RAIN WET the DUST over which it rolls?_ A.
40652	_ Why does not the wind ALWAYS BLOW ONE way, following the direction of the SUN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does ornamental STEEL( of a purple or LILAC colour) rust more readily than polished WHITE steel?_ A.
40652	_ Why does our FACE FEEL uncomfortably HOT, when we approach a FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does our reflection in a mirror seem to APPROACH us as we walk TOWARDS it, and to RETIRE FROM us as WE retire?_ A.
40652	_ Why does rapid DIGESTION produce a craving APPETITE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does rarefied air afford LESS NOURISHMENT to fire, than cold air?_ A.
40652	_ Why does roasted COFFEE sometimes CATCH FIRE spontaneously?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the BALLOON RISE, after it has been inflated by the expanded air?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the BEER RUN FREELY, immediately the VENT PEG is taken out?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the BLACK skin of a NEGRO NEVER SCORCH or BLISTER with the hot sun?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the BOTTOM COME OFF, if a GLASS BEAKER be set on a warm HOB?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the Bible say, that God"giveth SNOW like WOOL?
40652	_ Why does the CAT keep RUBBING herself?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the CONDUCTING power of water make it feel COLDER than the air, though in reality it is WARMER?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the DEPTH of the water RETARD its FREEZING?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the EARTH CRUMBLE in SPRING?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the EFFERVESCENCE of soda water and ginger beer so soon go off?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the ESCAPE OF AIR from the chestnut, or the EXPLOSION of GUNPOWDER, produce a REPORT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the EVAPORATION of the sea prevent its surface from being HEATED by the vertical sun?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the EXTRA heat revive the flame?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the FLAME of a candle make a GLASS DAMP, which is held over it?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the FLAME of a candle point UPWARDS?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the FLATTENING of the COR''NEA prevent persons seeing objects which are NEAR?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the HEARTH- STONE( when the fire is lighted) feel so much HOTTER than the HEARTH- RUG?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the LUMP of SUGAR MELT more QUICKLY when STIRRED ABOUT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the MERCURY of a THERMOMETER RISE in hot weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the MOON appear LARGER at her RISING and SETTING, than when above our heads?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the MOON appear to us so much BIGGER than the STARS, though in fact it is a great deal SMALLER?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the MOON( which is a sphere) APPEAR to be a FLAT surface?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the PETREL always fly to the SEA during a storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the PLASTER FALL AWAY?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the PLASTER round a STOVE CRACK and fall away?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the RISING and SETTING MOON appear so much LARGER, than after it is risen higher above our heads?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the SATURATION of the south wind cause RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the SCANTINESS of a country POPULATION render the COUNTRY AIR more PURE?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the SEA BREEZE feel COOL?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the SEA HEAVE and SIGH just PREVIOUS to a STORM?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the SOUTH WIND often bring us RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the STEAM of a RAILWAY BOILER often pour down, like fine rain, when the steam is"let off?
40652	_ Why does the STONE HEARTH make our FEET COLD?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the SUN seem LARGER at his RISE and SET, than it does at NOON?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the SUN seem LARGER when he SETS and RISES, than he does at noon?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the SUN, shining on a FIRE, make it DULL, and often put it out?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the WHITE EUROPEAN SKIN BLISTER and SCORCH when exposed to the hot sun?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the WICK of a candle( when the flame has been blown out) CATCH FIRE so readily?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the air flow to the fire more TARDILY for being RAREFIED?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the barometer fall LOWEST of all at the BREAKING UP of a long FROST?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the barometer fall very low with SOUTH and WEST winds?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the barometer generally RISE with a NORTH- EAST wind?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the barometer vary LESS in SUMMER than in WINTER time?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the barometer vary MORE in WINTER than in SUMMER time?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the ceaseless CHANGE of air tend to DECREASE the WARMTH of a naked body?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the coat of ice grow THICKER and THICKER, if the frost CONTINUES?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the expansion of air( at the end of an egg) make it feel WARM to the tongue?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the fire catch the FACE more than the REST of the body?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the flame of a CANDLE produce LIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the gas escape UNBURNT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the mercury RISE at the approach of FINE weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the mercury SINK at the approach of FOUL weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the mercury of a barometer FALL in a THAW?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the mercury of a barometer RISE in a FROST?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the non- conducting power of the HEARTH- RUG prevent its feeling so HOT as it really is?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the resistance of the air make the lightning zig- zag?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the saw- dust of the WOOD CATCH FIRE by RUBBING?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the sea round an island GIVE OUT heat in winter?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the sudden BURSTING of the rind, or SNAPPING of a piece of wood, make a REPORT?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the vitiated air( after the oxygen has been absorbed) COME OUT of the MOUTH, and not sink into the stomach?_ A.
40652	_ Why does the water of a KETTLE run out of the SPOUT when it BOILS?_ A.
40652	_ Why does their imbibing so little water make them DRY winds?_ A.
40652	_ Why does this CONTRAST of heat increase the VIOLENCE of the WINDS?_ A.
40652	_ Why does this MIST seem to RISE HIGHER and HIGHER, and yet remain quite as dense below as before?_ A.
40652	_ Why does this WHITE CRUST always DISAPPEAR in WET weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why does this misty appearance GO OFF after a little time?_ A.
40652	_ Why does this produce spontaneous combustion?_ A.
40652	_ Why does water expand when it freezes?_ A.
40652	_ Why does wine( poured from a bottle QUICKLY) SPIRT about without going into the decanter?_ A.
40652	_ Why does"MARCH COME IN like a LION?
40652	_ Why does"MARCH GO OUT like a LAMB?
40652	_ Why has God made NOVEMBER a very RAINY month?_ A.
40652	_ Why has RAIN water such an UNPLEASANT SMELL, when it is collected in a rain water tub or tank?_ A.
40652	_ Why has a LONG CHIMNEY a greater DRAUGHT than a short one?_ A.
40652	_ Why has a NEGRO BLACK EYES?_ A.
40652	_ Why have DREAMERS no power of JUDGMENT or REASON?_ A.
40652	_ Why have persons in sleep no WILL of their own, but may be moved at the will of ANY one?_ A.
40652	_ Why have persons who follow SEDENTARY PURSUITS less APPETITE than ploughmen and masons?_ A.
40652	_ Why have persons, who follow HARD OUT- OF- DOORS OCCUPATIONS, more APPETITE than those who are engaged in SEDENTARY pursuits?_ A.
40652	_ Why is BARLEY MALTED?_ A.
40652	_ Why is BEER FLAT, if the cask be open too long?_ A.
40652	_ Why is BEER made STALE, by being exposed to the AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Why is BLACK glass for spectacles the BEST for wear?_ A.
40652	_ Why is BOILED WATER FLAT and insipid?_ A.
40652	_ Why is BOILING water KEPT HOT in a BRIGHT TIN VESSEL longer, than in an earthen one?_ A.
40652	_ Why is BREAD HEAVY, if the dough be removed from the fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why is BROTH COOLED by BLOWING it?_ A.
40652	_ Why is BROTH COOLED by being left exposed to the AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Why is COPPER wire better than iron?_ A.
40652	_ Why is COUNTRY AIR more PURE than the air in CITIES?_ A.
40652	_ Why is DEW deposited only on a FINE clear NIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is DEW distilled most COPIOUSLY after a HOT day?_ A.
40652	_ Why is DEW most ABUNDANT in situations most EXPOSED?_ A.
40652	_ Why is DOUGH placed BEFORE the FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is ELECTRICITY excited by FRICTION?_ A.
40652	_ Why is ENGLAND WARMER than it used to be, when AGUES were so common?_ A.
40652	_ Why is ETHER better for this purpose than WATER?_ A.
40652	_ Why is EVERY part of the BODY WARM?_ A.
40652	_ Why is HAIL frequently accompanied with THUNDER and LIGHTNING?_ A.
40652	_ Why is HEAT applied to the BOTTOM, and not to the top of a KETTLE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is HOAR- FROST seen only after a very CLEAR NIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is HOT TEA,& c. cooled more rapidly by BLOWING it?_ A.
40652	_ Why is ICE MELTED by the HEAT of the SUN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is LIGHTNING more common in SUMMER and AUTUMN, than in spring and winter?_ A.
40652	_ Why is LIME heated by a KILN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is LINEN DRIED by being exposed to the WIND?_ A.
40652	_ Why is LINEN DRIED sooner in the open AIR, than in a confined room?_ A.
40652	_ Why is MEAT very subject to TAINT on a MOON- LIGHT night?_ A.
40652	_ Why is METAL sometimes FUSED by lightning?_ A.
40652	_ Why is MORTAR adhesive?_ A.
40652	_ Why is MOULD HARDENED by the SUN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is NOT RAIN- water SALT, although most of it is evaporated from the SEA?_ A.
40652	_ Why is NOT old beer and strong PORTER made SOUR by lightning?_ A.
40652	_ Why is NOVEMBER made by God to be a RAINY MONTH?_ A.
40652	_ Why is ONE bed of air COLDER than another?_ A.
40652	_ Why is PLAT''INUM used for the graduated arcs of delicate mathematical instruments, instead of any other metal?_ A.
40652	_ Why is PORTER made STALE, by being exposed to the AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Why is PUMP water called HARD water?_ A.
40652	_ Why is RAIN WATER SOFT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is RAIN- water more FERTILIZING than PUMP- water?_ A.
40652	_ Why is SALT WHITE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is SEA- WATER RARELY FROZEN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is SEA- water SALT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is SHALLOW water FROZEN QUICKER than DEEP water?_ A.
40652	_ Why is SNOW WARM?_ A.
40652	_ Why is SNOW WHITE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is SNOW WHITE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is SNOW a BAD CONDUCTOR of heat and cold?_ A.
40652	_ Why is SOLID ICE LIGHTER than WATER?_ A.
40652	_ Why is STAGNANT water full of WORMS, EELS,& c.?_ A.
40652	_ Why is SUGAR WHITE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is TEA cooled FASTER in a SAUCER than in a cup?_ A.
40652	_ Why is THUNDER sometimes ONE VAST CRASH?_ A.
40652	_ Why is WATER FLUID?_ A.
40652	_ Why is WATER KEPT COLD in summer- time in a BRIGHT METAL pot, better than in an EARTHEN vessel?_ A.
40652	_ Why is WATER KEPT COOLER( in summer time) in a BRIGHT TIN POT, than in an EARTHEN one?_ A.
40652	_ Why is WATER a BETTER CONDUCTOR of heat than AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Why is WATER converted to STEAM by the heat of FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is WATER from a SPRING so COOL in SUMMER?_ A.
40652	_ Why is WATER in such continual FERMENT, when it is BOILING?_ A.
40652	_ Why is WIND said to BLOW UP the CLOUDS?_ A.
40652	_ Why is WOOD laid on the top of the paper?_ A.
40652	_ Why is WOOL WARM?_ A.
40652	_ Why is YEAST put into BEER to make it WORK?_ A. Yeast supplies the beer with_ nitrogen_, which is one of the ingredients of alcohol.
40652	_ Why is a CANDLE BLOWN OUT by the breath, and not made more intense, like a fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a CHARCOAL FIRE hotter than a wood fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a CHIMNEY raised so high above the ROOF?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a CHINA CUP broken, if HOT WATER be poured over it, or into it?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a CLOUDY NIGHT WARMER than a FINE one?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a CROWDED ROOM UNWHOLESOME?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a CUP PUT topsy- turvy into a FRUIT- PIE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a DEAD BODY COLD?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a DEAD man TALLER than a living man?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a DEW- DROP ROUND?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a FIRE KINDLED at the LOWEST BAR of a grate?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a FIRE( after it has been long burning) RED HOT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a GLASS BROKEN, when HOT WATER is poured into it?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a GLASS made quite DULL, by laying a HOT HAND upon it?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a GRAVEL WALK almost DRY, when a grass plat is covered thick with DEW?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a GREY MORNING an indication of a FINE DAY?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a GREY SUNSET an indication of WET?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a HALO round the MOON a sure indication of RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a HERD of cattle in danger during a storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a LONG WICK covered with an EFFLORESCENCE at the top?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a LONG WICK never upright?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a LUMP of SUGAR( left at the bottom of a cup) so LONG in MELTING?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a MASS of bodies a better conductor than a single body?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a MATTRASS BED, or HEARTH- RUG a good security against injury from lightning?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a PLATE- WARMER made of UN- PAINTED BRIGHT TIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a POKER( resting on the FENDER) COLD; but if it leans against the STOVE, intensely warm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a PRIMROSE YELLOW?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a RED SUN- SET an indication of a FINE DAY to- morrow?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a RED and LOWERING sky at SUNRISE an indication of a WET DAY?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a ROOM( even without a fire) generally WARMER than the OPEN AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a ROSE RED?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a RUSH LIGHT extinguished so much more quickly than a cotton- wicked candle?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a SMOULDERING WICK sometimes REKINDLED by blowing it?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a THEATRE dangerous, during a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a TIN PAN( filled with HOT WATER) employed as a FOOT WARMER?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a TREE sometimes SCORCHED by lightning, as if it had been set on fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a TUMBLER of cold WATER made quite DULL with mist, when brought into a room FULL of PEOPLE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a VIOLET BLUE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a WINE- GLASS( brought out of a CELLAR into the AIR) covered with a thick MIST in summer- time?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a YELLOW FLAME brighter than a RED HOT COAL?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a YELLOW SUNSET an indication of WET?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a fine CLEAR DAY sometimes OVERCAST in a few minutes?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a flash of lightning generally followed by a GUST of WIND?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a flash of lightning generally followed by a POURING RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a mountain- top COLDER than a valley,"because the AIR there is LESS HEATED by REFLECTION?
40652	_ Why is a mountain- top COLDER than a valley,"because the AIR there is MORE RAREFIED?
40652	_ Why is a ray of LIGHT composed of VARIOUS COLOURS?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a sudden CHANGE from COLD to HOT followed by RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a sudden CHANGE from HOT to COLD followed by RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is a_ FLOCK_ of sheep in greater danger than a smaller number?_ A.
40652	_ Why is air COLDER on a mountain"because it is LESS COMPRESSED?
40652	_ Why is an electric shock felt MOST at the ELBOW JOINT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is an instrument FLAT when the STRINGS are UNSTRUNG?_ A.
40652	_ Why is boiling water KEPT HOT best in a BRIGHT METAL pot?_ A.
40652	_ Why is carburetted hydrogen gas called FIRE- DAMP, or inflammable air?_ A.
40652	_ Why is carburetted hydrogen gas frequently called MARSH GAS?_ A.
40652	_ Why is evening DEW INJURIOUS to HEALTH?_ A.
40652	_ Why is hot TEA and BROTH COOLED faster, for being STIRRED about?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it COLDER in a THAW than in a FROST?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it COOL under a SHADY tree in a hot summer''s day?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it DANGEROUS to BAR a SHUTTER during a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it DANGEROUS to RING CHURCH- BELLS during a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it DANGEROUS to SLEEP in a DAMP BED?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it DANGEROUS to SLEEP in a room which contains LIVING PLANTS?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it DANGEROUS to be NEAR a TREE, or lofty building, during a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it DANGEROUS to be near a deep RIVER, or any other running water, during a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it DANGEROUS to lean BACK AGAINST A WALL during a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it DANGEROUS to sit BEFORE a FIRE, during a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it MORE DIFFICULT for a MAN to swim than for a BEAST?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it MORE EASY to WASH with SOFT water than with HARD?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it NOT needful to put YEAST into WINE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it UNLUCKY for ANGLERS to see a SINGLE MAGPIE in spring?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it WARMER in a FROST than in a THAW?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it better to be WET than dry?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it dangerous for a man to be near water, in a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it dangerous to be in a CROWD during a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it difficult to WASH our HANDS clean with HARD water?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it difficult to keep SILVER BRIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it difficult to wash in SALT WATER?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it more difficult to blow out a COTTON wick?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it more easy to SWIM in the SEA than in a RIVER?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it needful for cold fresh air to be so constantly supplied?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it needful to keep BLOWING the TINDER with the breath?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it often PAINFUL, and difficult to BREATHE, on a MOUNTAIN top?_ A.
40652	_ Why is it said that"A WET MARCH makes a SAD autumn?
40652	_ Why is it said that"A bushel of MARCH DUST is worth the king''s ransom?
40652	_ Why is it said that"APRIL SHOWERS bring MAY FLOWERS?
40652	_ Why is it said that"MARCH FLOWERS make NO summer BOWERS?
40652	_ Why is it said that"SATURDAY''S KETTLE BOILS the FASTEST?
40652	_ Why is it said"A DRY cold MARCH never BEGS BREAD?
40652	_ Why is it said"A LATE SPRING makes a FRUITFUL YEAR?
40652	_ Why is it unsafe to RUN or DRIVE FAST during a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is lightning sometimes_ FORKED?
40652	_ Why is not ALL the stream INVISIBLE, as well as that half- inch?_ A.
40652	_ Why is not the AIR, which passes over WATER, so COOL as that which passes over LAND?_ A.
40652	_ Why is not the BARLEY suffered to GROW, as well as SPROUT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is not the END of a long wick BURNT OFF, as it hangs over the flames?_ A.
40652	_ Why is not the MIDDLE cone in a state of perfect combustion, as well as the OUTER cone?_ A.
40652	_ Why is not the OUTSIDE of the GLASS expanded by the hot water, as well as the INSIDE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is not the VAPOUR of the SEA SALT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is not the WATER of the sea made so HOT by the vertical sun, as the surface of the LAND?_ A.
40652	_ Why is not the air in CITIES so FRESH as that in the COUNTRY?_ A.
40652	_ Why is not the ice SOLID in these ruts?--WHY is there only a very thin FILM or NET- WORK of ice?_ A.
40652	_ Why is not the red hot wick kindled by the air AROUND it, without BLOWING it?_ A.
40652	_ Why is not the reflection of clouds always ALIKE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is not this carbonic acid TAKEN UP by the AIR, and DIFFUSED, as it is in cities?_ A.
40652	_ Why is our BREATH VISIBLE in WINTER and NOT in SUMMER?_ A.
40652	_ Why is our BREATH VISIBLE in winter- time?_ A.
40652	_ Why is strong GREEN TEA UNWHOLESOME?_ A.
40652	_ Why is that the BEST remedy?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the AIR filled with offensive SMELLS previous to a coming RAIN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the AIR of CITIES LESS wholesome than COUNTRY air?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the AIR so universally STILL just PREVIOUS to a TEMPEST?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the AIR( resting on the surface of the EARTH) colder than that in the HIGHER regions?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the AURORA BOREALIS generally a WHITE light?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the BARK of a TREE often ripped quite off by a flash of lightning?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the BASS or CANVASS itself( which covers the tree) always DRENCHED with DEW?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the BOTTOM of a KETTLE nearly COLD, when the WATER is BOILING HOT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the BOTTOM part PURPLE of the flame of a candle?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the BOX HOTTER if the saliva RUNS ALONG THE BOX, than if it adheres to it till it is evaporated?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the DEW- DROP on a broad leaf sometimes FLATTENED?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the DRAUGHT of a LONG FLUE greater than that of a short one?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the DRAUGHT of a SHORT FLUE more SLACK that that of a long one?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the EYE PAINED by a SUDDEN light?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the FACE COOLED by wiping the temples with a fine CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEF?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the FIRE always DULL and sluggish if the CHIMNEY- FLUE be very SHORT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the FLAME of a CANDLE YELLOW?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the FLAME of a candle BLOWN OUT by a puff of breath?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the FLAME of a candle HOT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the FLAME of a candle POINTED at the top, like a cone?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the FLAME of a good fire YELLOW?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the FLASH sometimes quite STRAIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the FROTH of ale and porter INCREASED by PRESSURE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the GALLERY of a CHURCH or theatre HOTTER than the AISLE or pit?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the GALLERY of all public places HOTTER than the lower parts of the building?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the GLASS of a window colder than the WALLS of a room?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the GROUND sometimes COVERED with DEW?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the HANDLE OF A METAL TEA- POT made of WOOD?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the HEAT of a LARGE MASS of goods GREATER than that of a smaller quantity?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the HOAR- FROST upon GRASS and VEGETABLES much thicker than that upon lofty TREES?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the INSIDE of a KETTLE and SAUCEPAN WHITE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the INSIDE of the flame of a candle HOLLOW?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the LAND BREEZE COOL?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the LAND BREEZE UNHEALTHY?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the LID of a KETTLE so intensely HOT, when the water boils?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the LIGHT of a fire MORE INTENSE sometimes than at others?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the MIDDLE STORY of a house SAFEST in a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the MIDDLE of the ROOM more SAFE, than any other part of it, in a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the NORTH WIND in England generally COLD?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the PEAL sometimes an IRREGULAR mangling broken ROAR?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the RISING SUN in summer accompanied with a BREEZE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the ROAR LESS, if the copper- hole DOOR be thrown OPEN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the SEA BREEZE fresh and HEALTHY?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the SHADOW of an object( thrown on the wall) LARGER and larger, the CLOSER any object be held to the CANDLE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the SOAP BUBBLE so constantly CHANGING its THICKNESS?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the SOUND of a bell STOPPED by TOUCHING the bell with our finger?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the SOUTH WIND generally WARM in England?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the TEMPERATURE of ISLANDS more EQUABLE than that of CONTINENTS?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the THUNDER sometimes like a deep GROWL?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the TIN FOOT- WARMER covered with FLANNEL?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the TOP of a MOUNTAIN COLDER than the VALLEY beneath, although it be two or three miles nearer to the sun?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the TUBE of a BAROMETER left OPEN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the UPPER part of a flame more VOLATILE than the lower parts?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the air out- of- doors more DENSE than that in- doors?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the air quickly SATURATED with MOISTURE, when HEAT succeeds rapidly from COLD?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the barometer HIGH in FINE weather?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the barometer HIGHEST of all during a long FROST?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the danger increased by the_ VAPOUR_ which rises from a crowd?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the earth( BELOW the SURFACE) COOLER in SUMMER than the surface itself?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the earth( BELOW the SURFACE) WARMER in WINTER than the surface itself?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the glass window COLD enough to condense the vapour of the carriage?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the intensity of the combustion so unequal?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the large END of an EGG CRACKED, when put into a saucepan to boil?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the lime- stone BURNT, in order to make it into LIME?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the mercury CONCAVE when it is FALLING?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the mercury CONVEX when it is RISING?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the mercury of a barometer LOWER in the TORRID than in the FRIGID zones?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the miner in DANGER, if the gas ignites and burns in the INSIDE of the safety- lamp?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the outside of the flame YELLOW?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the reflection of the RISING and SETTING sun seen in the window, and NOT that of the NOON- DAY sun?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the steam INVISIBLE for only HALF AN INCH, and not either all INVISIBLE or all VISIBLE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the surface of the GROUND COLDER in a FINE clear NIGHT, than in a CLOUDY one?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the vapour of the air or clouds PRECIPITATED?_ A.
40652	_ Why is the water at the BOTTOM of a river NEVER FROZEN?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there LESS DEW when the WIND is EASTERLY, than when the wind is WESTERLY?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there LESS rain FROM MARCH to SEPTEMBER, than from September to March?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there LESS wet from MARCH to AUGUST, than there is from August to March?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there MORE SMOKE when COALS are FRESH added, than when they are red hot?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there MORE rain FROM SEPTEMBER to MARCH than from March to September?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there MORE wet from AUGUST to MARCH, than there is from March to August?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there NO DEW after a WINDY NIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there NO DEW on a dull CLOUDY NIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there NO SNOW in SUMMER time?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there NO THUNDER to what is called SUMMER LIGHTNING?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there a_ DARK RIM_ round this focus_?
40652	_ Why is there always SOME motion in the air?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there always a DRAUGHT through the WINDOW crevices?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there always a strong DRAUGHT UNDER the DOOR, and through the crevice on each side?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there always a strong DRAUGHT through the KEYHOLE of a door?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there generally a fresh breeze from the SEA( in English watering places) during the summer and autumn MORNINGS?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there little or NO DEW beneath a FLOWER- AWNING, although that awning be open on all four sides?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there little or NO HOAR- FROST under SHRUBS and shadowy TREES?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there more DRAUGHT if you open the LOWER SASH of a window, than if you open the UPPER sash?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there never much DEW at the foot of WALLS and HEDGES?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there often an EVENING BREEZE during the summer months?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there scarcely any DEW under a shady TREE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there so LITTLE SMOKE with a RED HOT FIRE?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there so much nitrogen in the air?_ A.
40652	_ Why is there very OFTEN a fog over MARSHES and RIVERS at night- time?_ A.
40652	_ Why is this FURR especially DANGEROUS in RAILWAY engines?_ A.
40652	_ Why is this FURR especially TROUBLESOME in RAILWAY engines?_ A.
40652	_ Why is this JET sometimes of a GREENISH YELLOW colour?_ A.
40652	_ Why is this PAIN felt especially about the EARS of a DIVER?_ A.
40652	_ Why is this mixture of tin and copper used for BELL- METAL?_ A.
40652	_ Why is this reflection more clear, if the external AIR be DARK?_ A.
40652	_ Why is vegetation on the MARGIN of a RIVER more LUXURIANT than in an open FIELD?_ A.
40652	_ Why is water poured on lime, said to COMBINE with it?_ A.
40652	_ Why is_ FORKED LIGHTNING_ more_ DANGEROUS_ than a straight flash_?
40652	_ Why may we expect STORMY RAINS, when SEA GULLS assemble on the land?_ A.
40652	_ Why should BED- ROOMS, COTTAGES, HOSPITALS, and STABLES, be washed occasionally with LIME- WHITE?_ A.
40652	_ Why should COAL be placed ABOVE the wood?_ A.
40652	_ Why should NOT persons, who take violent exercise, WEAR very THICK CLOTHING?_ A.
40652	_ Why should NOT the BOTTOM and BACK of a kettle be CLEANED and polished?_ A.
40652	_ Why should a MEAT- COVER be very brightly POLISHED?_ A.
40652	_ Why should a REFLECTOR be kept so very CLEAN and free from SCRATCHES?_ A.
40652	_ Why should a SILVER MEAT- COVER be PLAIN, and not CHASED?_ A.
40652	_ Why should a bottle be held OBLIQUELY, in order to be emptied of its liquor?_ A.
40652	_ Why should not a person lean AGAINST the carriage in a storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why should spring WATER( used for WASHING) be exposed to the AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Why should the FRONT and LID of a SAUCEPAN be clean and BRIGHT?_ A.
40652	_ Why should the FRONT and TOP of a kettle be CLEAN and well polished?_ A.
40652	_ Why should the TOAST and WATER, placed by the side of the sick, be made of BURNT BREAD?_ A.
40652	_ Why then are not WHOLE RIVERS FROZEN( layer by layer) till they become solid ice?_ A.
40652	_ Why then does HOT METAL feel so much MORE intensely WARM than HOT WOOL?_ A.
40652	_ Why then does the IRON HANDLE seem so MUCH COLDER than the WOODEN PUMP?_ A.
40652	_ Why then is the AIR HOTTER on a SUNNY DAY, than on a CLOUDY one?_ A.
40652	_ Why were 123 persons SUFFOCATED in a few hours, from confinement in this close hot PRISON- hole?_ A.
40652	_ Why will CINDERS become RED HOT, quicker than COALS?_ A.
40652	_ Why will COLD WATER, mixed with SULPHURIC ACID, produce heat?_ A.
40652	_ Why will CONTRACTING the chimney- place PREVENT its SMOKING?_ A.
40652	_ Why will DEW- DROPS ROLL ABOUT CABBAGE- PLANTS, POPPIES,& c. without wetting the surface?_ A.
40652	_ Why will DEW- DROPS ROLL over ROSES,& c. without wetting their petals?_ A.
40652	_ Why will NOT beer RUN OUT of the tub, till the VENT PEG is taken out?_ A.
40652	_ Why will WOOD BLAZE, even if it does not touch the fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why will a BLACK TEA- POT make better tea than a bright metal one, if it be set upon the HOB to DRAW?_ A.
40652	_ Why will a CHIMNEY SMOKE if it NEEDS SWEEPING?_ A.
40652	_ Why will a CHIMNEY SMOKE, if OUT OF REPAIR?_ A.
40652	_ Why will a CHIMNEY SMOKE, if the DOOR and STOVE are both on the SAME SIDE?_ A.
40652	_ Why will a HAY- STACK CATCH FIRE if the hay be damp?_ A.
40652	_ Why will a LONG chimney SMOKE, unless the FIRE be pretty FIERCE?_ A.
40652	_ Why will a NEIGHBOUR''S HOUSE sometimes CATCH FIRE, though no flame of the burning house ever touches it?_ A.
40652	_ Why will a POT( filled with water) NEVER BOIL, when immersed in ANOTHER vessel full of water also?_ A.
40652	_ Why will a chimney_ SMOKE_ if there be a_ FIRE_ in_ TWO ROOMS_ communicating with each other?_ A.
40652	_ Why will a_ ROOM SMOKE,_ if there be_ TWO FIRES_ in it?_ A.
40652	_ Why will a_ SMALLER OPENING_ against the stove_ PREVENT_ the_ SMOKING?
40652	_ Why will an ARNOTT''S STOVE SMOKE, if the joints of the flue do not fit air- tight?_ A.
40652	_ Why will brine impart to another vessel MORE than 212 °, and water NOT SO MUCH?_ A.
40652	_ Why will it come down the chimney?_ A.
40652	_ Why will not CINDERS BLAZE, as well as FRESH coals?_ A.
40652	_ Why will not FLAME PASS THROUGH very fine wire- GAUZE?_ A.
40652	_ Why will not IRON CINDERS burn?_ A.
40652	_ Why will not STONES do for fuel, as well as COALS?_ A.
40652	_ Why will not WET KINDLING light a fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why will not a COWL always PREVENT a chimney SMOKING?_ A.
40652	_ Why will not a DULL BLACK TEA- POT make good tea?_ A.
40652	_ Why will not a NEW KETTLE boil so fast as an OLD one?_ A.
40652	_ Why will not water bubble WITHOUT SOAP?_ A.
40652	_ Why will not wood or paper burn, if they are steeped in a solution of POTASH, phosphate of LIME, or AMMONIA( hartshorn)?_ A.
40652	_ Why will strong SOUCHONG TEA POISON FLIES?_ A.
40652	_ Why will the AIR SWELL, if the bladder be laid before the fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why will the EASTERN winds make VESTRIES SMOKE, more than those from the west?_ A.
40652	_ Why will the EGG FLOAT in strong BRINE?_ A.
40652	_ Why will the EGG SINK if the brine be NOT STRONG enough for pickling?_ A.
40652	_ Why will the HOOPS, which have been PUT ON HOT, girt the nave more FIRMLY?_ A.
40652	_ Why will the SHELL of a STALE EGG feel WARM to the tongue?_ A.
40652	_ Why will the big end of an egg feel WARMER to the tongue, because it contains more AIR?_ A.
40652	_ Why will the chimney smoke, if the fire be not BIG enough to heat ALL the air in the CHIMNEY FLUE?_ A.
40652	_ Why will the tinder catch fire?_ A.
40652	_ Why will the wheelwright''s HOOP FIT the nave MORE EASILY, because they are made RED- HOT?_ A.
40652	_ Why will there be NO RAIN if the AIR be very COLD?_ A.
40652	_ Why will there be NO RAIN if the AIR be very DRY?_ A.
40652	_ Why will there be VERY LITTLE RAIN if the barometer be UNUSUALLY LOW?_ A.
40652	_ Why will there be little or no rain if the air be MOIST, and the barometer remains very LOW?_ A.
40652	_ Why will there be little or no rain, if the_ AIR_ be very_ WARM?
40652	_ Why would POLISHED METAL and WOOLLEN CLOTH be DRY, while grass and leaves are drenched with DEW?_ A.
40652	_ Why would SHAVINGS or saw- dust PREVENT the transmission of sound from room to room?_ A.
40652	_ Why would WATER FREEZE if the bottle were kept constantly wetted with ETHER?_ A.
40652	_ Why would a METAL HANDLE BURN the HAND of the tea- maker?_ A.
40652	_ Why would it be dangerous to stand near a tree or spire, while lightning is passing down it?_ A.
40652	_ Why would it be safe to stand 20 or 30 feet from some tall tree, in a thunder- storm?_ A.
40652	_ Why would not WOOD do WITHOUT shavings, straw, or paper?_ A.
40652	_ Why would not a COTTON handkerchief do as well?_ A.
40652	_ Why would not paper do without wood?_ A.
40652	_ Why would not the HEARTH- STONE feel COLD, when it is of the SAME temperature as our FEET?_ A.
40652	_ Why would not the kettle- holder FEEL so hot as the kettle, when it really is of the same temperature?_ A.
40652	_ Why would not the paper do as well, if placed on the TOP of the coals?_ A.
40652	_ Why would not the tin REFLECTOR do as well if it were PAINTED?_ A.
40652	_ Why would the AIR feel INTENSELY HOT, if it were WARMER than our BLOOD?_ A.
40652	_ Why would the INNER vessel boil, if the OUTER vessel contained strong BRINE?_ A.
40652	_ Why would the KETTLE be SLOWER BOILING, if the BOTTOM and BACK were CLEAN and bright?_ A.
40652	_ Why would the cup tend rather to MAKE the FRUIT BOIL OVER?_ A.
40652	_ Why would the flame be blown INWARDS( into the ROOM), if the candle were held at the BOTTOM of the door?_ A.
40652	_ Why would the flame be blown OUTWARDS( towards the HALL), if the candle were held at the TOP of the door?_ A.
40652	_ Why would the lightning run through a man touching a bell- handle?_ A.
40652	_ Will any thing do INSTEAD of SALT?_ A.
40652	_ Will polished METAL, smooth STONES, and woollen CLOTH, readily collect DEW?_ A.
40652	_ Would not the air absorb heat from the broth just as well WITHOUT BLOWING?_ A.
40652	_ Would not the air of the lower part of a room be heated equally well, if the stoves were fixed higher up?_ A.
40652	_ Would the winds blow regularly from east to west, if these OBSTRUCTIONS were REMOVED?_ A.