Questions

This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.

identifier	question
38739	At this point the question arises: Why was the engine layout such that the exhaust took place close to the operator''s ears?
41135	What is its h.p.?
27557	Have you stood on a height, in a gale, and felt an air wave strike powerfully against your body?
27557	How is the weight of machine and man borne through this element we can not see, and which appears intangible?
31023	What was more natural than an airline flying passengers right into the downtown area of a city?
38187	Describe all noises due to deranged mechanism and give causes?
38187	How are valves timed?
38187	How can you adjust a carburetor by the color of the exhaust gases?
38187	How do you drive various makes of cars?
38187	What are advantages of worm drive gearing?
38187	What causes"popping"in the carburetor?
38187	What is a differential lock and where is it used?
38187	What is a two- speed axle?
38187	What is a"three- quarter"floating axle?
38187	What is an electric motor starter and how does it work?
38187	What is the Vulcan electric gear shift?
38187	What is the difference between a"double"ignition system and a"dual"ignition system?
38187	What tools and supplies are needed to equip a car?
777	''If a boy can interest a crowd with a little kite, why ca n''t a man interest a whole nation?'' 777 Can it be easily driven?
777	Is there not some strange power in the atmosphere which makes the smoke from chimneys and elsewhere rise in opposition to the force of gravity? 777 Was the machine a''freak''monoplane?"
777	Why does smoke rise?
777	Will there be air- fleets in future, manned by the soldiers or sailors?
777	Would not a rudder be of use?
777	And is not this, after all, one of the chief, distinctions between man and the lower orders of creation?
777	And where is the little airman while all this crowd is gathering?
777	But were these ideas of any practical value?
777	Could the intrepid Brazilian in his wildest dreams have foreseen the rapid advance of the last eight years?
777	Does he guess at the distance he is above the earth?
777	Have you ever found yourself in a boat on a calm day, drifting idly down stream, and going just as fast as the stream goes?
777	Have you ever tried to stand on your hands with your feet upwards for any length of time?
777	How is it that he did not succeed in flying, if he had most of the component parts of an aeroplane as we know it to- day?
777	If so, can not we discover this power, and apply it to the service of mankind?"
777	Is he very excited?
777	Is not all that marvellous, and does it not constitute a complete specification for everything in aviation?
60747	Anything the matter?
60747	Bag? 60747 Cab?"
60747	Can I help you?
60747	Do you have my suitcase?
60747	It''s all right now?
60747	Now will you please tell me what this is all about?
60747	One left over, eh?
60747	See anybody go out of here with a little red bag and an old battered suitcase?
60747	Were you really asleep that time?
60747	Where are we?
60747	Who is Joe?
60747	Would it be all right if we did n''t bother to report it?
60747	And then what?
60747	Besides, what good would it do?
60747	But he was eying me with a"well- why- don''t- you- get- along?"
60747	But what could I do?
60747	Ca n''t we walk a little?"
60747	How many minutes-- or seconds-- were left?
60747	I had to stay to keep the balance wheel stationary until-- until what?
60747	I said gently,"Why would he want to do a thing like that?"
60747	I said,"What happens if nobody claims it?"
60747	I used to think that some day I''d make a lot of money out of it, but how?
60747	I watched it for a moment, then walked back to the entranceway where Julia was standing with the redcap, who said,"That man steal them suitcases?"
60747	She just said,"Why?"
60747	Suitcase?"
60747	The girl said,"Why?"
60747	The officer said,"Yes, miss?"
60747	Why?"
21791	Am I on my right course? 21791 And now, please, will you explain your duties?"
21791	And what can the Pilot do to save such a situation as that?
21791	And who on earth are they?
21791	But who in the name of blue sky is this?
21791	Discipline is it?
21791	Do you think you''re the only one with troubles? 21791 Elongate, you little devils, would you?"
21791	How do you like the machine?
21791	Ignition off?
21791	Is this what you mean?
21791	Jolly good gliding angle,says someone; and another,"Beautifully quick controls, what?"
21791	Oh, now I begin to see light,said she;"but just exactly how does it work?"
21791	Petrol on?
21791	Suppose we think about finishing it now? 21791 That''s quite clear, though rather unexpected; but how do you counteract the effect of the gusts when they try to overturn the Aeroplane sideways?"
21791	That''s very pretty,said the Observer,"but how about Mechanical Difficulties, and Efficiency in respect of Flight?
21791	The real thing, is it?
21791	Well, what result?
21791	What can the Rudder have to do with you?
21791	What''s going to happen to us then? 21791 Whatever do you mean?"
21791	You''ll never leave me now, when at last there is no one between us?
21791	A strain on the Pilot?
21791	And Efficiency, blushing very prettily at the compliment, then asked,"And how does the Centre of Gravity affect matters?"
21791	And Efficiency, smiling and blushing, but practical as ever, says:"And you will never throw those Compromises in my face?"
21791	And a body to fix them in, and tanks for oil and petrol, and a tail, and,"archly,"one of those dashing young Pilots, what?"
21791	And now will you tell me, please, how the greatest Speed may be secured?"
21791	And the Blackboard obligingly showed them as follows:[ Illustration]"Well, what do you think of that?"
21791	And the Fabric''s quite mixed in its mind, and ejaculates,"Now, who would have thought I got more Lift from the top of the Surface than its bottom?"
21791	And then truculently to the Distance Pieces, which run from rib to rib,"Just keep the Ribs from rolling, will you?
21791	And then--"Contact?"
21791	And what''s the use of grousing?
21791	And"How is the Engine running?"
21791	And, anyway, why has n''t such an obvious thing been done already?"
21791	Anxiously he wondered"Are tunnels always straight?"
21791	But what is this stream of bad language from the Exhaust Pipe, accompanied by gouts of smoke and vapour?
21791	But what''s this?
21791	Ca n''t I do better than that?"
21791	Can I see a good landing- ground within gliding distance?"
21791	Dear me, there are a lot more of us to- day, are n''t there?
21791	Deserted, did I say?
21791	Do n''t you think I ought to have a glimmering of them too?"
21791	Had n''t we better get the engine and body covers off, just in case it''s really so?"
21791	Have n''t I been through it too?
21791	Have n''t they been my life ever since I began striving for you ten long years ago?"
21791	How are we going to keep our adjustments upon which good flying depends?"
21791	How can I describe them?
21791	How does that suit you?"
21791	Invading the realms of fancy?
21791	It really begins to look something like the real thing, eh?"
21791	Just thrust that chalk along, will you?
21791	Lives there the man who can adequately describe this Wonder?
21791	Now do you see?
21791	Now where can that lake be which the map shows so plainly?
21791	Now which is it to be?"
21791	Now who''s Master?"
21791	Oh, where is he who will invent a contrivance to keep me supplied with air of right density and quality?
21791	Special Reserve, you say?
21791	The point is, you press a button and----""Look here,"said a Strut, rather pointedly,"where do you think you are going, anyway?"
21791	There will have to be an Engine and Propeller, wo n''t there?
21791	Turning to the Flight- Sergeant he inquires,"Tanks full of petrol and oil?"
21791	What did he do?
21791	What do you say?"
21791	What is that bright silver streak all along the horizon?
21791	What old hand among them is there who can not instance many a forced landing made pleasant by such hospitality?
21791	What pilot is there indeed who has not many times experienced such unpleasant sensation?
21791	What was that?
21791	What''s your Regiment?
21791	What_ will_ the Designer say?"
21791	Where''s Efficiency?"
21791	Who is bold enough to say what its limits shall be?
21791	You wo n''t mind showing us your Calculations, Working Drawings, Stress Diagrams, etc., will you?"
21791	[ 3] Eh?"
21791	[ Footnote 12: Getting out of my depth?
21791	[ Illustration] But Efficiency, growing rather critical with her newly gained knowledge, cried out:"But where''s the horizontal Tail Surface?
21791	[ Illustration]"And now,"said Efficiency,"I have only to meet the Ailerons and the Rudder, have n''t I?"
21791	cry all the Wires in unison,"have n''t we got our troubles too?
21791	despairingly call the Planes;"it''s eloping with the Lift, and what in the name of Gravity will happen?
12947	A bomb, you say? 12947 And what are you doing here?"
12947	But Hugh, who could it be trying out this awful explosive, and wanting to do it where no curious eyes could watch the operation?
12947	But I''m sure I read lately that there has been talk of limiting the activities of air craft in war times?
12947	But Ralph, you said there were no bears around here any more, so how could that be?
12947	But do n''t shooting stars generally fall in the summer time, Hugh?
12947	But how do you know that that impression was n''t made twenty- four hours ago?
12947	But what would a flier be doing away up here, going around and around in the dark of night?
12947	But, Hugh, what could it have been then?
12947	By going on and breaking in on him, you mean?
12947	Can you fix him up, Ralph?
12947	Did n''t you see that--- where were your eyes that you did n''t see what poked out of the open door just then?
12947	Did you fetch a blanket along with you, Ralph?
12947	Did you recognize that face, Ralph?
12947	Do meteors explode when they hit the earth, Hugh?
12947	Do you mean to tell me that it was n''t a meteor that made all that racket the last two nights?
12947	Do you think after that bombardment that they''ll be apt to clear out and give over trying to learn what Uncle Sam is up to?
12947	Eh? 12947 How about you going in and telling him his room is better than his company?"
12947	How did you find the honey tree,---by tracking the bees up the usual way?
12947	How long will it take you to get your little machine dismantled, so we can handle it, Bud?
12947	How shall we put in the rest of the day?
12947	How''ll we get him out of there?
12947	Hugh, did n''t we close that door when we came away; seems to me I can remember doing the same, after you told me it was best?
12947	I think you said he looked a little like the German type, was n''t that about it, Ralph?
12947	I was wondering whether those two men you saw could have had anything to do with that queer crash and flash?
12947	I wonder if you can be the same Lieutenant Fosdick I''ve heard so much about from our Scout Master, a retired army officer named Lieutenant Denmead?
12947	Is that so?
12947	Meaning an aeroplane?
12947	No doubt about what happened now, is there?
12947	Perhaps you''ll make it two, if we decide to stay that long, eh, Ralph?
12947	See that tree lying there chopped down?
12947	So that''s what you call a war aeroplane, is it?
12947	Sure you left them there on the pile of blankets, are you?
12947	Then it''s all right, after all?
12947	Then they are different from all others, I take it?
12947	Then what made it, Hugh?
12947	Then what opened it, do you think?
12947	Then you do n''t think it could be a hobo?
12947	W--- what''s that?
12947	We''re just as anxious as you are to make some sort of discovery, eh, Hugh?
12947	Well, well, who''d think you would drop in on me as if you came from the skies?
12947	Well, what are we going to do about it?
12947	What are we going to do next?
12947	What did you find out, Hugh?
12947	What did you think I was, Bud, a mule, or a Chinese porter used to carrying as much as half a ton on his back?
12947	What is it, Ralph?
12947	What is that, my boy?
12947	What''s doing now, Bud?
12947	What''s the matter with you?
12947	Whatever can he be doing all by himself up here?
12947	Whatever can it mean?
12947	Where would the genius of a Napoleon have been,remarked Lieutenant Fosdick in turn,"if aeroplanes had been in common use as far back as Waterloo?
12947	Which is to add to his alarm, I suppose?
12947	Which one, would you say?
12947	Who in the dickens was it?
12947	Whoever can it be?
12947	Why, what else would you expect?
12947	Would these foreign spies dare attempt to ruin your war aeroplane, or try to blow you all up with some of your own explosive?
12947	Yes,added the other, quickly,"but if that''s what they were, why should they act so queer?
12947	''Cause why?
12947	And I toted that all the way up here from the road, did I?
12947	And in this country of ours, who can say what the future holds for any lad?
12947	And now, shall we gather it up again and carry it to the cabin?"
12947	And say, does n''t it strike you as funny that just one solitary meteor should take a notion to explode each night?"
12947	And so he is spending his spare time in teaching the young idea how to shoot, but with the arms of peace rather than those of bloody war?
12947	And sounds can be heard a long way off after sunset, ca n''t they, Hugh?"
12947	And would they send out a rank odor like that?"
12947	And you say that they''ve clean disappeared, have they, Bud?"
12947	Bears do n''t eat dried weeds, do they?
12947	Bud remarked; and then quickly added:"But how about the tenth time, Ralph?"
12947	But then, they were up here to enjoy themselves, and what better way could they find of doing this than by feasting on real camp cooking?
12947	But what makes you ask that, Bud?"
12947	But what was this you said about one of your mates inventing something in connection with the management of aeroplanes?
12947	But you said your mother was not feeling well; and so perhaps the feast has been postponed at your house to a more convenient time?"
12947	Could that have been a meteor bursting, do you think, Hugh?"
12947	Do n''t forget to take that, will you?"
12947	Do n''t you agree with me, Ralph?"
12947	Do you see it yet, boys?
12947	Does it strike you that way, too, Hugh?"
12947	Get that, do n''t you, Bud?"
12947	Have you got cups and such things along in your packs, boys?"
12947	How about that, Ralph?"
12947	How do you know that?"
12947	I''m glad we got off as well as we did, are n''t you, Hugh?"
12947	Indeed, it was hardly half a minute later when Bud came to a sudden halt, at the same time saying in a hoarse whisper:"Hugh, look there, will you?
12947	Oh, Hugh, that was why the old aeroplane kept circling all around, was n''t it?
12947	Say, Hugh, we did n''t expect such a bully treat as this, did we, when we aimed to get here in time to cook supper?"
12947	Seems to me I get a whiff of cooking, do n''t you?"
12947	Served me right, too, but, anyhow, she worked, Hugh, did n''t she?"
12947	Suppose there happened to be some desperate men hiding up here in these woods, say counterfeiters, for instance?
12947	There, what did I tell you, Ralph?"
12947	They were not tramps, Ralph?"
12947	Want to know why?"
12947	What d''ye think he''ll do next?"
12947	What did I lay down here?
12947	What did they do that looked suspicious?"
12947	What do you think of the meanness of that?
12947	What does he seem to be doing now, Bud?"
12947	What if she had dropped right down on top of this shanty, boys?
12947	What was the use of spoiling his pleasure for that glorious day?
12947	What was the use?
12947	Whatever are you doing up here, Hugh and Bud?"
12947	When you do, please put me wise, wo n''t you?"
12947	Why do n''t we get a move on and chase after him?
12947	Will we just try to shoo him away, or give him a few cold chunks\ of lead?"
12947	Wonder if it would make him run any faster if you banged away a couple of times with your gun, Ralph?"
12947	Would n''t two such men want to scrape an acquaintance with us scouts, so as to get a few pointers?
12947	You agree with me, do n''t you, Hugh?"
12947	did you see that, fellows?
12947	do n''t I hope it turns out that way, though?
12947	do you really think so, Hugh?"
12947	that seems queer, does n''t it?"
45485	Alive?
45485	All set?
45485	And then?
45485	And will the radio detector work at that height?
45485	Any news?
45485	Anything of special value on tonight?
45485	Anything that looks familiar?
45485	Anything to show that Ralph was hurt?
45485	Are n''t you going to telephone the Fort you''re coming?
45485	Are you ill?
45485	But how about Ralph?
45485	But how?
45485	Ca n''t you make it?
45485	Can a bronco do stunts like that?
45485	Can you start on another assignment right away?
45485	Did n''t see anyone?
45485	Did you hear any strange sounds?
45485	Do n''t you want something to eat?
45485	Do you still want to beat up on him?
45485	Do you think they were caught in the wreckage?
45485	Do you think this may have something to do with the old Sky Hawk gang?
45485	Find anything else?
45485	Find anything of the fireman?
45485	Get them?
45485	Going to try and run the fire?
45485	Got enough pictures?
45485	Have any idea what he wants?
45485	Have they been warned to watch for us and get in the clear when we start dropping the bombs?
45485	Have you any clues?
45485	Have you found any trace of either of them, except the fingerprints, near the scene of the attempted robbery?
45485	Have you planned your trip back?
45485	Hello, Murphy,said the officer,"what''s this I hear about you fellows running through a piece of burning timber?"
45485	How about an autogyro?
45485	How about it, old man?
45485	How about the chances you''ve been taking?
45485	How are you? 45485 How did they happen to get so close?"
45485	How did you find out about it?
45485	How did you happen to fall out of the cab?
45485	How did you like the ride?
45485	How does the new engine sound?
45485	How fast will you travel?
45485	How is the mail?
45485	How is the situation in the valley?
45485	How much?
45485	Interested?
45485	Is it safe to go up on a picture assignment for photos of those burning oil tanks?
45485	Is n''t Ralph in; have n''t you heard from him?
45485	Is n''t my work up to standard?
45485	Is the_ Good News_ in condition to fly?
45485	Is there any chance that you''ll lend it to me for a few days?
45485	Just what for?
45485	Notice anything peculiar about the fire while you were lying here?
45485	Plane all ready to go?
45485	Remember how you chased the Sky Hawk when he had the death ray?
45485	Say, what the dickens have you been doing to this plane?
45485	See anything of Ralph?
45485	Someone get caught in the mountains?
45485	Stay here? 45485 Sure you want to get to the airport?"
45485	Sure you''ve got warm enough clothes? 45485 Then the stories we''ve uncovered in the last year have justified the expense of the plane?"
45485	Then you''ve guessed what they must be using?
45485	Trying to read''footprints in the sands of time''?
45485	Well, what do you think of that?
45485	Were you trying to put us all in the ditch?
45485	What about the condition of the_ Good News_?
45485	What are the latest reports?
45485	What are the people doing?
45485	What are they doing?
45485	What are you going to do now?
45485	What are you going to do?
45485	What are you looking so gloomy about?
45485	What bank?
45485	What did Carson say?
45485	What did you find?
45485	What direction did they head?
45485	What do you mean?
45485	What do you mean?
45485	What do you say to accepting the invitation Hank Cummins extended to visit at the Circle Four ranch for a month?
45485	What do you think of it?
45485	What do you want?
45485	What for?
45485	What news now?
45485	What news?
45485	What will we do?
45485	What''s clicking in the old bean?
45485	What''s the idea?
45485	What''s the matter, Carl?
45485	What''s this about Ralph being kidnapped?
45485	What''s this about an attempt at a million dollar robbery?
45485	What''s wrong?
45485	What''s your name?
45485	Where am I? 45485 Where are you going to eat tonight?"
45485	Where is the reporter you kidnapped?
45485	Where to?
45485	Where was it?
45485	Who were on the ships?
45485	Who''s talking?
45485	Why did n''t you tell him about the strange marks we found?
45485	Why not?
45485	Will it bump and jump around badly?
45485	Wo n''t they get suspicious of what you''re up to?
45485	Would half an hour make a great deal of difference?
45485	You did n''t waste much time when you first stopped for the fire did you?
45485	You mean the Sky Hawk''s old gang?
45485	You mean to tell me you let them steal your plane?
45485	You say you needed two men?
45485	You think it may be some members of the old Sky Hawk gang?
45485	But what else can I do?"
45485	How about writing the story for the_ News_ before you turn in?"
45485	How did you ever get out alive?"
45485	How did you find the Flint hills?"
45485	How do you feel?"
45485	How would you like to ride the cab of the mail down to Vinton?"
45485	Is Lewis all right?"
45485	K.?"
45485	Pleasant prospect, is n''t it?"
45485	Same color job as before?"
45485	Supposing he struck a mud puddle and nosed over?
45485	Turning to the field manager, he asked,"Have you got a spare wheel that will fit that ship?"
45485	Was there a chance that the pilot had survived the crash?
45485	What could Ralph have been doing; what had he run into that had resulted in his kidnapping?
45485	What say, boys?"
45485	What say?"
45485	What''s happened?"
45485	Where''s Ralph?
45485	Who fired for the rest of the run?"
45485	Who would want to kidnap him and how had they done it?
45494	All ashore who are going ashore?
45494	All set?
45494	Anything interesting?
45494	Are they getting specimens?
45494	At what-- be yourself or tell me what has set you off-- I do n''t see anything to laugh at--"No?
45494	Buddy, I say, Old Timer, where are you?
45494	Bugs drive you out of the sky?
45494	But suppose we do not find them, or find they have been killed?
45494	Can all the natives speak English?
45494	Can we get them out?
45494	Can you walk now?
45494	Did n''t you have a blooming thing?
45494	Did one of them look into your eyes?
45494	Did you happen to see the butterfly flight? 45494 Do n''t they know the professor will come back with their families?"
45494	Do n''t those boys want something to eat?
45494	Do n''t you think you''d better take word to the settlement? 45494 Do they mind being away off alone?"
45494	Does he have to conduct the investigation in that particular spot?
45494	Does he own the earth?
45494	Does n''t she miss them?
45494	Eh, why did n''t you tell him it was a relation of the green emerald rings?
45494	Ever see him before?
45494	Figuring that we tramped twelve or fifteen hours all together, how many miles do you believe we covered?
45494	Good Heavens, what they got into?
45494	Gordon, who the blazes is Gordon?
45494	Got the luggage?
45494	Great heavens, was he insane?
45494	Have you got any guns aboard?
45494	Hear it now?
45494	Hey, Mills, what''s the matter with you?
45494	His fortune, how do you make that out?
45494	Hoping they''ll come out on that hill?
45494	How are we going to do it?
45494	How are we going to manage it?
45494	How can you bring our children back?
45494	How did you happen to be here?
45494	I say, who else are you expecting?
45494	I''ve been in these parts many years and I''ve seen queer things--"Jinks, is n''t there any end to the curse?
45494	If we send air men in after him are they likely to be in danger?
45494	Is he dead?
45494	Is that a threat or a promise?
45494	Is there likely to be more than one passage through the Black Woods?
45494	Like to take one home?
45494	No? 45494 No?"
45494	No?
45494	No?
45494	O--"Is something the matter?
45494	Oh, you do n''t? 45494 Or only an extra pair of socks?"
45494	Remember the chart readings?
45494	Say, am I so funny?
45494	Say, how do you get that way?
45494	Say, where do you think you are going to take us?
45494	Say, you guys know the way outta here''cept by plane?
45494	See anyone else?
45494	Shall I give you a pinch so you''ll be sure you are awake?
45494	Stopped and looked at Mills?
45494	Suits me,answered Captain Seaman crisply, then he turned to his wife,"Care to hop home with me, dear?"
45494	Suppose he''s alive?
45494	Suppose it could be the top of some temple that''s been buried by earthquakes?
45494	Suppose we were there more than one round of the clock?
45494	Sure that water did n''t knock you out?
45494	Sure, en ai nt they outta luck?
45494	Taking them both?
45494	Tell us about this thing, will you?
45494	Thank God you are safe, but, what was the idea?
45494	That''s the place Martin is managing, is n''t it?
45494	The man you said that you left back there?
45494	The thoughtful lad who carted the gas to the plane when we were on the Island coming down with your dad?
45494	There''s a plane here--"A plane?
45494	Think we been traveling for hours with nothing in our stomachs?
45494	Think we''d better let him go?
45494	Thinking of taking some of them off?
45494	Those kids--"What you waiting for?
45494	Those white butterflies flew over your head?
45494	Turn that gat, you fool--"Who took it?
45494	Until the last butterfly passes?
45494	Well, what''s this?
45494	What are you carrying?
45494	What are you doing here?
45494	What did he look like?
45494	What do you expect to learn around here, Buddy? 45494 What for?"
45494	What happened to you?
45494	What in heck?
45494	What in the name of cat- soup and fish is the matter with you?
45494	What is it?
45494	What you doing here?
45494	What you fellows doing here?
45494	What you got on your mind? 45494 What''s it all about?"
45494	What''s left?
45494	What''s the matter?
45494	When do we eat?
45494	Where have you been--"Are you hurt?
45494	Where in the name of Mark Antony did he go?
45494	Where is Professor Martin?
45494	Where is it?
45494	Where''s the rest of the stuff?
45494	Why not wait until she is fixed up then come back in her?
45494	Why remind us of that? 45494 Will you send to search for Mills?"
45494	Wind, how do you make that out?
45494	Would n''t you prefer to be flying?
45494	Yeh, when we get out, then what?
45494	Yes, his name is Mills and he''s gone crazy--"Crazy?
45494	Yes?
45494	You did n''t catch anything from Mills, did you?
45494	You fellows want a bomb or two right in the middle of you?
45494	You mean those with the professor?
45494	You were beside your step- brother, would you please tell us this part of the story as you saw it?
45494	All set, Old Man?"
45494	Can you cover the machine up so if any one flies over she would n''t stick out like a sore thumb?"
45494	Do you understand?"
45494	GHOSTS"Hey, what are you waiting for?"
45494	Going around by the woods?"
45494	Got any more batteries?"
45494	How do you feel since you had something to eat?"
45494	How many women and children did they leave behind?"
45494	I got you down without a smashup, did n''t I?
45494	I was a baby and he and his wife have been most--""Why not skip that part?"
45494	If the bugs forced you down, what you doing over here?
45494	Is anyone in the house?"
45494	It may be hours before we wake up and in the meantime there''s a white man back there--""A white man?"
45494	Like to hop inside and freshen up a bit?"
45494	Now, Doctor, how about that pilot-- should he be taken to a hospital?"
45494	Now, where is that plane?
45494	See that scaffolding way up high?"
45494	See the other chap?"
45494	Shall we leave it here, or one of us fly it?"
45494	There is something about this Butterfly Flight; what is it Doc?"
45494	Think we''d better stay here?"
45494	We had a report tube we were taking home to Jim''s father, but you''re all wet-- too late--""What do you mean?"
45494	Well, what do you reckon''s the matter with them rings?"
45494	What''s the matter with the rings?"
45494	When did he steal it?"
45494	When do we eat?"
45494	Where did you get those rings you are wearing?"
45494	Where do you hail from?"
45494	Where is that tube?"
45494	Where''s Martin?"
45494	Why in blazes did n''t you find out what was in it?"
41458	And he heard the engine?
41458	And leave it to be identified in a few hours''time by the engine marks?
41458	And why do you want me?
41458	Are you sure?
41458	Better now?
41458	But I wonder when and how it will be? 41458 But how did you know of him?"
41458	But how have you managed that?
41458	But how is it done?
41458	But how on earth did he get there?
41458	But how on earth did you learn I was in Fenways?
41458	But how?
41458	But what about Lympne?
41458	But what could it have been?
41458	But what kind of trap?
41458	But what makes you so certain?
41458	But, Professor,asked the Premier,"do you really mean that nothing whatever can be done to check or prevent this terrible malady?"
41458	But, my dear Yvette,he stammered,"you do n''t mean to say you intend--?"
41458	Can you come to Paris? 41458 Did n''t she tell you about it?"
41458	Did you ever see a dog with hands, Dick?
41458	Did you see?
41458	Do you know a man named Lenart Gronvold?
41458	Do you mean to say he is in it?
41458	Do you mean to say that that is the room in the house on the opposite side of the road?
41458	Do you mind telling me how you come to be in this?
41458	Do you think Gronvold and the sailor have quarrelled?
41458	Have you finished at Barcelona already?
41458	Have you had him long?
41458	Have you really?
41458	He must have been running,said Renstoke,"and what kind of man could run over such a country as this?"
41458	How did you know that I knew Barakoff?
41458	How far away was Gaston when he saw it?
41458	How long have we been flying?
41458	How on earth did you learn this, Renstoke?
41458	I hope you are satisfied, Lord Renstoke,said Erckmann at last,"that none of my pets is responsible for what has happened?"
41458	I want to see Mr Erckmann; is he at home?
41458	In which room do they meet?
41458	Is it known at all?
41458	Machinery,said Dick laconically,"but where?"
41458	May we see it?
41458	Mr Erckmann?
41458	Now, Mr Manton,said the Count in fair English,"will you drive Miss Pasquet in my car to the Continental and register there?
41458	On? 41458 That is Lockie?"
41458	There?
41458	To steal the jewels?
41458	To what am I indebted for Monsieur''s very polite attentions?
41458	Well, Fedor, what luck?
41458	Well,said Regnier,"will you keep me posted?
41458	What are you going to say at the inquest?
41458	What are your intentions?
41458	What can I do for you?
41458	What do you know about it?
41458	What do you make of that?
41458	What else could have done it? 41458 What on earth brings you here?"
41458	Whatever are you doing here, mademoiselle?
41458	Whatever do you mean, Renstoke?
41458	Whatever do you mean?
41458	Where are we?
41458	Who can go about all day and all night without being suspected? 41458 Who is behind this-- I mean who has made this discovery?
41458	Whom will you get to help you? 41458 Why should it be published in the` Diario''?
41458	Why, Manton, what brings you here?
41458	Why-- who is he?
41458	Will you take it in hand?
41458	Would the messieurs require anything further?
41458	Would you like to see what it can do?
41458	You did n''t know I was an electrician, did you, Dick?
41458	You mean,he said,"when the bank vaults were blown open with dynamite and half a million in gold stolen?"
41458	And finally, who are the most secretive people in the world?
41458	And, above all, why should such a message appear in an English code in an obscure paper published in Barcelona?
41458	Are you good for something more exciting and decidedly more dangerous?
41458	But he may have another ape which he has not shown us?"
41458	But how about food?"
41458	But how are we going to get it?"
41458	But how long would he be and what might happen in the meantime?
41458	But how was he to be captured?
41458	But how was it to be done?
41458	But surely you do n''t take me for a common thief?"
41458	But what Bolshevik or Communist, others asked, would waste time and effort to inflict such absurd pinpricks on Society?
41458	But what of the stranger?
41458	But what was he to do?
41458	But where could he be going?
41458	But where was Barakoff?
41458	But where was he hiding, and, above all, where was his machine?
41458	But where was it?"
41458	But which should they choose?
41458	But who could it be, and what possible object could he have?
41458	Can you tell me where any of the` Seven''are to- night?"
41458	Could Jules and Yvette have been mistaken?
41458	Could it possibly be hidden, Dick wondered, in the very heart of London?
41458	Could they do it?
41458	Could they get to Jules in time?
41458	Could they induce radium to deliver in a few moments the power which, expending itself for centuries untold, never seemed to grow less?
41458	Could they learn to accelerate the process?
41458	Do n''t you really know Chalkley?"
41458	Do you agree?"
41458	Do you know Chalkley?"
41458	Do you know where Barakoff is now?"
41458	Do you remember the big bank robbery at Liverpool three years ago?"
41458	Do you think I am likely to hesitate to rob a German thief when it means happiness for hundreds of French men and women and children?"
41458	Had the men of the mystery craft a still greater secret up their sleeve?
41458	How about trying a trap of some kind?"
41458	How are we to hide it?
41458	How did you get on?"
41458	I suppose Simmons is on the look out for him?"
41458	I''m sure of it?"
41458	In any case, you will have Durham warned?"
41458	Is the Mohawk ready?"
41458	Myself?
41458	None the less the problem remained-- where were the men?
41458	Now, Dick, I want those jewels, and I am going to have them?"
41458	Now, shall we go to- night?
41458	Of course you will come, Yvette?"
41458	Or,"she added mischievously,"is Norfolk and the motor business exciting and dangerous enough for you?"
41458	Suppose Demidoff learned that his papers had fallen into Raoul Gregoire''s hands-- eh?"
41458	There was, as he could see, a small electric motor fitted to it, but where could the necessary power come from?
41458	Was the Mohawk fast enough to beat the pirate?
41458	Were they high enough?
41458	What better device could be employed than a fast aeroplane which could get to Durham and away before anyone could hope to stop it?
41458	What could have become of Yvette and the manager?
41458	What could it mean?
41458	What was the object of the work?
41458	When do we start?"
41458	Where was Chalkley?
41458	Who am I hurting?
41458	Who can go into dens where your men hardly dare to venture?
41458	Who know all the hidden haunts of which your men are utterly ignorant?
41458	Who were Mataza, Wilson, and Greening?
41458	Whom am I benefiting?
41458	Why should n''t we try to fly her over tonight?
41458	Will you come?"
41458	Wo n''t you do it again?
41458	Would any Frenchman or Frenchwoman hesitate a moment?
41458	Would his own, he wondered, pass muster?
41458	Would she be followed, and if so, could she win clear?
41458	You know the story, of course?"
41458	You must come with me-- or shall I call the police?"
41458	You understand?"
41458	You''ve heard something then?"
54973	Afire?
54973	Ah,exclaimed Jack,"prepared for action, eh?
54973	And what are those crooks answering?
54973	And who are they?
54973	Are they prepared for such a trip-- for such an important mission, now?
54973	Are you ready?
54973	As simple as I- D- I- O- T. Where on the Atlantic? 54973 Believe you''ve got some papers on you we''d like to borrow for a little time?"
54973	Better get rid of it if you have, do n''t you think?
54973	But where would we get the snowshoes?
54973	But who are they? 54973 By plane?"
54973	Ca n''t we wash up a bit first?
54973	Cigarette?
54973	Do you know what that is?
54973	Do you think he''s sleep- walking again?
54973	Do you think we ought to wireless back that we were damaged and delayed by the storm?
54973	Eh?
54973	Euchre, what''s euchre?
54973	Ever been a sailor?
54973	For what?
54973	Fred, let me have the glasses, will you?
54973	Getting something?
54973	Going any place in particular?
54973	Got a pump and hose?
54973	Got anybody?
54973	Got what?
54973	Halifax? 54973 Have you got them?"
54973	Hear anything?
54973	How are you going to load it?
54973	How do we stand?
54973	How long would it take that crew to come from Halifax to Washington?
54973	How?
54973	How?
54973	Howdy?
54973	I guess all this is sad news to the Huns, eh?
54973	I suppose you do n''t know anything about that little job, eh?
54973	In what?
54973	Jack,he said, addressing himself to that rather worried individual,"I was n''t such a bad guesser this morning, after all, was I?
54973	Meaning what?
54973	Meaning?
54973	No, who?
54973	Now then,he exclaimed,"are you going to come across peacefully?"
54973	Now, you pup, what were you doing here?
54973	Oh, what''s the use of growling? 54973 Papers?"
54973	Picked this up and relayed it,he radiographed,"but where''s it come from, and who are you?"
54973	Ready?
54973	Remember?
54973	Same to you; what d''you want?
54973	See anything further?
54973	See thet old stump of a tree stickin''up out thar?
54973	Smoke?
54973	Snowstorm?
54973	Sort of proud, eh?
54973	Suppose we changed our course?
54973	The juice?
54973	Then you do expect something more to happen?
54973	Transatlantic contest?
54973	Trial on a day like this?
54973	Want me to go for you?
54973	Well, admitting all that, what are you going to do about it?
54973	Well, what did he say?
54973	Well, what do you think of that?
54973	Well, what in the deuce are you going to do?
54973	Well, where''s this here struggle to take place?
54973	Well, why tell us about it now?
54973	Well,Andy continued,"why, for instance, the machine gun?
54973	Were you down to the freight station?
54973	What about it, Don?
54973	What are you using?
54973	What do you mean?
54973	What does this mean, anyway?
54973	What for?
54973	What happened at that time?
54973	What happened?
54973	What in Heck ye laffin''at, anyway?
54973	What is it?
54973	What is it?
54973	What is the news? 54973 What is?"
54973	What now?
54973	What now?
54973	What the deuce do you suppose it means, anyway?
54973	What was it you were looking for?
54973	What was that?
54973	What''d I get?
54973	What''d you get?
54973	What''s T- K- R?
54973	What''s that?
54973	What''s that?
54973	What''s the altimeter show?
54973	What''s up now?
54973	What?
54973	Who are you?
54973	Who discovered I was gone?
54973	Who signed it?
54973	Who signs it?
54973	Whose is it?
54973	Why not do it on snowshoes?
54973	Why not here?
54973	Why the reception committee and this rather unusual welcome?
54973	Why the tail- dip?
54973	Willing to put down a little money to make this flight interesting?
54973	Wire here for me?
54973	Yeh, wanted to loosen it up a little, so that the first wind would cause the whole plane to collapse, eh?
54973	You have the documents?
54973	You probably will instruct them to land on the field over near Fort Meyer?
54973	You the mail crew?
54973	You understand thoroughly the importance of these papers?
54973	''Leggo''what?
54973	Allerson ai n''t a whale of a sleuth, eh?"
54973	And who do you want killed?"
54973	Any accidents?"
54973	Are you ready, Don?"
54973	But after all, what was there to be said?
54973	But the thought came to each, What would they have done had they not had pontoons for landing on the surface of the ocean?
54973	CHAPTER XX KIDNAPED"What''s that?"
54973	Can you spare any?"
54973	Could he supply such men?
54973	Did you get any?
54973	Did you tell her we''re in an aeroplane?"
54973	Do I make that clear?"
54973	Do you know who that fellow was that I thought I recognized in that plane?"
54973	Halifax?"
54973	Have n''t sighted any of the others, have you?"
54973	Here, then, was the message complete:"R- S-7: Give location-- situation critical-- when will you arrive?"
54973	His spirits awakened, did we say?
54973	How about the wireless, Fred?"
54973	How do we stand with regard to the regular steamer route?"
54973	It turned out later that that was not at all the case, but who could discern the real motives behind the demands of that critical time?
54973	Men who could be trusted not only to get to Europe, but to get there with the documents?
54973	Shall I answer?"
54973	Such an aero crew?
54973	That would be nice, would n''t it?"
54973	Wanted to know what I meant by making a josh out of the S O S.""When ought we to come across them?"
54973	Where are they?"
54973	Whom could he recommend?
54973	Why had not the pursuing plane been stopped?
54973	Why not?
54973	Will you do it?"
54973	Would he?
54973	murmured Don, skimming through the pages,"Where the deuce is my hat?
33976	All ready?
33976	All right, Jane?
33976	And the girls?
33976	And you turned that down?
33976	And you turned that down?
33976	Are you all right?
33976	Are you both interested in going to Chicago and personally applying for positions with the Federated system?
33976	Are you from Chicago?
33976	Are you going to come out and see every ship off?
33976	Are you hurt, Jane?
33976	But did they invite me to see the pictures?
33976	But do n''t you think it''s rather dangerous? 33976 But is n''t it dangerous for girls like you to be flying in those airplanes?"
33976	But is n''t it true that Miss Cameron is one of your favorites?
33976	But what will I tell them?
33976	But what would Mrs. Van Verity Vanness and company officials say?
33976	But what''s it all about?
33976	But why was it following us? 33976 Ca n''t you see I''m all tired out?"
33976	Can you take us aboard? 33976 Did anyone else touch the food?"
33976	Did n''t they tell you?
33976	Did you get a message out that we were crashing?
33976	Did you prepare the food which was placed aboard the plane that day?
33976	Did you really do that?
33976	Do you know anyone who would do it as a grudge against you?
33976	Do you know very much about the plans for using stewardesses?
33976	Do you mean Gary Macklin is going to have the leading role in the picture here?
33976	Do you mean to stand there and tell me that Roscoe James and the Mammoth Film Company are going to make a motion picture here at the Cheyenne field?
33976	Do you really think you''d like flying?
33976	Do you think his condition is serious?
33976	Do you think the water''s deep?
33976	Do you think we ought to have accepted the invitation?
33976	Does anyone know what the story is about?
33976	Does that mean we''ll have to try for a landing?
33976	Either one of you girls decided what you''ll do when you leave tomorrow?
33976	Everything all right?
33976	Everything all right?
33976	Feel the urge of a chocolate soda?
33976	Going to write home?
33976	Guess who I saw leaving the field?
33976	Have any girls been hired?
33976	Have n''t they been captured?
33976	Have you been flying long?
33976	How about it?
33976	How about meals?
33976	How about you, Miss Cameron?
33976	How about$ 50?
33976	How did you ever have the nerve to jump?
33976	How do you know?
33976	How do you know?
33976	How far above ground are we?
33976	How had Mrs. Van Verity Vanness acted when the bandit plane swooped down on them? 33976 How long have you known we were in danger?"
33976	How much is the rent?
33976	How''s Slim Bollei?
33976	How''s he getting along?
33976	How''s our famous passenger?
33976	How''s the pilot and co- pilot?
33976	How''s the weather?
33976	I wonder how it happened?
33976	I wonder if the folks will object?
33976	I wonder who he was? 33976 I wonder who is going to get your place on the_ Coast to Coast?_"mused Sue.
33976	I''d like that if I could keep on flying,said Jane,"but why do you think I have a chance?"
33976	Is he nice?
33976	Is she ill now?
33976	It''s nice,admitted Sue,"but what on earth will you do with it?
33976	Know what day this is?
33976	Ransom?
33976	Scared?
33976	Then I''ll get my license?
33976	Then you mean we''ve passed all right?
33976	Think I''d forgotten all about you?
33976	Think of the ransom they could demand if they captured your passenger?
33976	Tuck me in for the night?
33976	Was anyone badly injured?
33976	Was anyone else in the commissary while you were working?
33976	Well, what do you think of that?
33976	Well, what do you think of that?
33976	What about yourself?
33976	What are we going to do now?
33976	What are you going to do?
33976	What assignment do we get?
33976	What can I do for you?
33976	What do you have to do?
33976	What do you know about this, Miss Comstock?
33976	What do you know about this?
33976	What do you suppose Miss Hardy wants?
33976	What do you think of Mattie''s attitude?
33976	What do you think of it?
33976	What do you think of the uniforms?
33976	What does it mean?
33976	What is your Chicago address?
33976	What time do I start west?
33976	What were the names of those men?
33976	What''s going on out there?
33976	What''s the matter?
33976	What''s this I hear about you piloting one of the planes for the movie people?
33976	When do you think we''ll go in?
33976	When will you be back?
33976	Where are we?
33976	Where are you going right away?
33976	Where''s Jane Cameron?
33976	Which means what?
33976	Who do you suppose came in with me?
33976	Why did n''t you say so?
33976	Why not let me fly one of the ships?
33976	Will you bring us back if we go to the field?
33976	Wonder if I''ll ever have this framed?
33976	Would n''t you like to join me, traveling as my nurse and companion?
33976	Would you mind pinching me to see if I am awake?
33976	You going along?
33976	You know what caused the illness aboard the plane?
33976	You mean we''re getting$ 10,000 for this trip across the country?
33976	You mean we''ve really got the jobs?
33976	You would n''t have had any reason to place anything in the food, would you?
33976	You''ve heard the service is to be enlarged?
33976	You''ve what?
33976	Ca n''t we do something?"
33976	Can you get ready by that time?"
33976	Chapter Twenty- two Promotion for Jane"What''s this I hear about your turning down an offer to go to Hollywood?"
33976	Did the pilot know where he was?
33976	Did you get a message through?"
33976	Do you have a letter from your supervisor?"
33976	Do you suppose I took well?"
33976	Does that sound attractive?"
33976	Had Miss Comstock only been talking bravely, attempting to reassure the girls?
33976	Had Mrs. Van Verity Vanness commented on the financial situation?"
33976	Have either of you flown much before?"
33976	How about baggage?"
33976	How about trading schedules?"
33976	How about you?"
33976	How about your story?
33976	How do you like the uniforms?"
33976	How had Jane felt?
33976	How long before we''ll be in Chicago?"
33976	Is there anything I can do?"
33976	Is there anything I can do?"
33976	Smell it?
33976	Sold it to anyone yet?"
33976	Then, aiming his question at Jane, he asked,"How would you like to come to Hollywood?
33976	Think how much has happened?"
33976	Think you understand everything?"
33976	What do you think about it, Jane?"
33976	What do you think about it?"
33976	What had she served her passenger at mealtime?
33976	What more is needed?"
33976	What''s up?"
33976	Why could n''t they land and wait for the bad weather to clear?
33976	Why were n''t they out of the fog?
33976	Why?"
33976	Will you want a blanket so you can sleep?"
33976	Wo n''t this be front page news?"
10584	And desert my chum when he''s in trouble? 10584 And how about the plane business?"
10584	And now, Tom, had n''t we better turn toward the shore?
10584	Anything gone wrong with the motors, Tom?
10584	Are you sure cabling would do no good, if we could manage to send an urgent message?
10584	Are you worrying about your cousin?
10584	Back home, Tom?
10584	Berlin or bust?
10584	Better separate, and attack''em from two different angles, had n''t we, Tom?
10584	But ca n''t something be done, boys? 10584 But if it does n''t, what then?"
10584	But not impossible?
10584	But then what''s the use of sticking it out? 10584 But what about Bertrand Hale, Nellie?
10584	But why could n''t you take the spin in his company, Tom? 10584 But why should it?
10584	But, surely, you would n''t dare hint anything about the big trip we want to take, Tom?
10584	But-- how could you have reached here so far ahead of me?
10584	Can you make it perfectly safe again before half an hour passes?
10584	Could n''t be bettered much, could it, Tom?
10584	Could you feel any motion when you stood on that lower shelf of the berg?
10584	Did n''t I know you could do it, Tom?
10584	Did they get any of our crowd?
10584	Did those shots seem to be over yonder to the right?
10584	Did you learn anything about the job we''ve got on hand, Tom?
10584	Did-- er, Bessie ask you to look me up?
10584	Do you really mean that Bessie and Mrs. Gleason are so close as all that?
10584	Do you suppose your cousin knows anything about this new development?
10584	Do you think he suspected anything?
10584	Does the hangar lie in that quarter, sir?
10584	For a change of subject,Tom observed,"shall we tell Lieutenant Beverly about your troubles?
10584	Glad to hear you say that, Jack, because I''m feeling particularly keen myself to be one of that bunch to- night"When do we start?
10584	Have they tried to injure your plane, Colin?
10584	Have you had bad news from home?
10584	How about it if we should sight a steamer?
10584	How can such wickedness exist when war had made so many heroes among our boys?
10584	How do we know what the good fairy may do for you, so as to outwit the villain of the piece?
10584	How far are we from land, Tom, would you say?
10584	How long have we been here?
10584	How would an iceberg fill the bill, Colin?
10584	I suppose you''re counting now on getting that long flight off your mind? 10584 I wonder if that can be Virginia I see?"
10584	I''d like to know how you make that out?
10584	Is there anything else to confer about?
10584	Is there anything else we can do for you, Lieutenant?
10584	Is there anything to delay us further?
10584	It is n''t about Bessie, I hope?
10584	It was the_ Titanic_, was n''t it, that bumped into an iceberg, and went down with such a frightful loss of life?
10584	It''s all right then, I take it, Tom?
10584	It''s hinted that we are aiming at Berlin, do n''t you know?
10584	It''s the supply pipe clogging then?
10584	Jack, what''s wrong with you?
10584	Just the thing, I''d say,the lieutenant answered,"only who ever heard of an iceberg floating down in mid- Atlantic at this season of the year?
10584	No chance of our getting at it while afloat, is there?
10584	No one dead, or sick, I hope, Jack?
10584	Notice that road looking as if it might be pitted with shell- holes? 10584 Please explain what you mean by that?"
10584	Pretty nearly through, Tom?
10584	Running more into the south- southwest, you mean, I suppose, Tom?
10584	Say, is it going to be anything serious, fellows? 10584 See here, is it anything connected with that Burson property-- has that matter come to a head at last?"
10584	See how the old luck keeps hanging over us, will you? 10584 See who''s coming, will you?"
10584	Spies hanging around, probably?
10584	Tell me, is that the anchored light- ship''s siren, Tom, do you think?
10584	That one spanning the river about twenty miles back of the German lines, do you mean?
10584	That you, Tom, Jack?
10584	Then the machine is still ready for business, is it?
10584	Then you suspect he may already be on his way across, and will arrive before you can get there to put in your claim?
10584	There, is n''t that a regular beauty to show?
10584	This is Mrs. Parmly, I believe?
10584	Tom, do you think the general would permit us to take our machine, and fly to Dunkirk?
10584	Tom, would it be madness, do you think?
10584	We veer to the left here, and pass out to sea over Queenstown, do n''t we, Colin?
10584	We want to see Major Denning; can anybody direct us to him?
10584	Well, is there any objection to breaking our fast again?
10584	What about the plane, Colin?
10584	What are you thinking about, Tom, for I can see a look in your face that we ought to know? 10584 What can I be doing in the meanwhile?"
10584	What can I do for you?
10584	What could stop him, since I''m utterly powerless to do anything?
10584	What do you make of this thing, Tom?
10584	What do you think of it, boys?
10584	What do you think you see?
10584	What does this mystery mean?
10584	What have you found now?
10584	What is that?
10584	What makes it feel so queer at times?
10584	What ought we do, Tom?
10584	What''s happened to you?
10584	What''s that?
10584	What''s the idea of keeping so high, Lieutenant?
10584	What''s the matter now, Tom?
10584	What''s the verdict?
10584	What''s wrong here?
10584	When you have n''t the slightest thing to guide you, stars, sun, or earth, how can you tell which is up or which is down? 10584 Where is the big Martin bomber now, did you say?"
10584	Why so, Major?
10584	Why, what is the matter with you?
10584	Wonder if the old chap has got a mate around?
10584	You do n''t blame Jack, do you?
10584	You do n''t glimpse any other chance further on, do you, Jack?
10584	You doubtless know that I''ve got more money than is good for any single man to handle? 10584 You mean calculated to make every one feel timid about taking any extraordinary risk-- is that it?"
10584	You mean the notifications might arrive while we were gone?
10584	And just to think of the queer conditions of this hunt, too, will you?
10584	And who would not have been under similar conditions?
10584	Anything like a written message you would like to leave behind, to be sent in case we are never heard from again, boys?
10584	Are you planning a trip to the moon, after Jules Verne''s yarn?"
10584	Are you sure you''ve got the directions how to get to Dunkirk, and then how to find my secret hangar on the coast beyond the town, Tom?"
10584	Besides, what do ten or twenty minutes amount to?"
10584	Both of you will be free, do n''t you understand?
10584	But Jack,--""Yes, Tom?"
10584	But are the lands worth as much as it was believed, Jack?"
10584	But had n''t we better be thinking of getting out of this soft marshy tract?"
10584	But what ails you, Tom?
10584	But why do you ask that?
10584	CHAPTER IX CONVINCING PROOF"Are you sure about that?"
10584	CHAPTER XI THE AMAZING PLAN"Tell us what you mean, please?"
10584	CHAPTER XIII OFF FOR THE CHANNEL"Tom, do you think that spy left behind by my cousin could have learned in any way about our plan?"
10584	Can it be they''re being attacked by a Hun undersea boat, do you think, boys?"
10584	Can we do anything further for you right now, Lieutenant?"
10584	Can you guess why any one should wish to do either of you such a wrong as that?"
10584	Did he tell you anything that would be of interest to us?"
10584	Do n''t you see how it acts, Tom?"
10584	Do you think we''ve crossed the Channel, Lieutenant?"
10584	Does n''t she look rather serious, Tom?"
10584	Faster now grew their progress, but would the stretch of ice prove a long enough area to give them the necessary momentum?
10584	Get that, do you, Jack?"
10584	Has n''t anything been done to learn the truth, sir?"
10584	Have n''t I known you to come to the front many times when things looked very black for us?"
10584	Have you an idea-- is there yet a hope that we can get a grip on this danger, and choke it?"
10584	How am I going to beat Randolph across the Atlantic?
10584	How are you fixed, Jack?"
10584	I suppose you know they''ve got a sort of''Y''hut running back here a bit?"
10584	If you''ve a sharp knife what''s to hinder you from taking one of his claws for a trophy?"
10584	Is everything going well, Colin?"
10584	Is n''t that true?"
10584	Let''s see-- two o''clock you said, did n''t you?
10584	Must we just fold our hands, and meet our fate?"
10584	Parmly?"
10584	Ready, back there?
10584	See here, what''s this mean?
10584	So the boys picked you up, did they?
10584	Sure you examined the ground ahead, and saw to it we''d hit no bumps that might give us trouble?"
10584	Tell me, can you guess why this unknown person should want to injure you?"
10584	Then it''s our only chance; if we miss this what else could we do?"
10584	Tom, what do you say about it?"
10584	Try to guess what would happen to that monster berg if we hit head on?"
10584	Was Tom ever going to elevate the plane and attempt the rise from the flat surface of the ice?
10584	Was not the miracle- worker of a monster plane doing remarkably fine work, and should they not continue to believe the end justified the means?
10584	Was the ice floe about to break up?
10584	Well, what does it matter?"
10584	What can that mean?"
10584	What do you say, Jack?"
10584	What do you think about it, Tom?"
10584	What do you think of the plane, Tom?"
10584	What does that mean, Tom?"
10584	What had we better do?"
10584	What if it was ten minutes late?
10584	What if something happens to hold up those notices until it''s too late for even Colin''s big bomber to catch up with the steamer?"
10584	What if two thousand miles still lay between them and the goal of their hopes?
10584	What under the sun can it be?"
10584	What''s going on around here; nothing serious happened, I hope?"
10584	What''s the matter with this fine big gap?"
10584	What''s the use?
10584	What''s your big scheme, Lieutenant?"
10584	Worse than we at first thought?"
10584	You do n''t think it''s possible that could be the_ La Bretagne_, Tom?"
10584	You have n''t flunked, Tom?
10584	You''ll agree to that, wo n''t you, Jack?"
10584	but is n''t he a buster though?
10584	did you?"
10584	what''s that mean?"
10584	who''s this but my English cousin, Major Denning?"
51127	Ai n''t I tellin''ye?
51127	An''grass am good an''long right up to de back ob de garden?
51127	And do you mean to say, Matt, that those two pieces of cloth have guessed the riddle?
51127	And what did Deacon do?
51127	And what''s to become of me in the meantime?
51127	And you know of two trustworthy men you can get to go with you?
51127	Are ye goin''?
51127	Are you the man who put that''ad''in the paper?
51127	Begorry, what was thot?
51127	Belong to what, Prebbles?
51127	But what am I to do?
51127	But wo n''t he suspect anything?
51127	Ca n''t we go higher, Matt?
51127	Did Traquair ever do much flying?
51127	Did he? 51127 Did some men come here in an automobile, a little while ago, and take it away?"
51127	Did the Chink throw the firecracker in the first place?
51127	Did they?
51127	Did you go, Rufe?
51127	Do you know Benner, the post trader?
51127	Do you know that the man who invented the aëroplane fell with one of the machines and was killed?
51127	Do you know where Mr. Traquair lost his life in that flying machine?
51127	Do you live there?
51127	Do you mean to say,cried Matt, standing up in the car,"that you were going to wreck the aëroplane?"
51127	Do you remember a young fellow called Ensign Glennie?
51127	Do you think I do n''t know what you are trying to do for Mrs. Traquair? 51127 Do you want him to kill the Chinaman?"
51127	Does Siwash Charley know Murgatroyd?
51127	Fifteen per cent? 51127 Got er axe ter grind, hey?"
51127	Had any experience with aëroplanes?
51127	Has n''t got Dandy, I hope?
51127	Have n''t got it?
51127	Have you gone clean crazy?
51127	Have you hired out to that Murgatroyd person as the human sky- rocket?
51127	He asked for me, I suppose?
51127	How did that happen?
51127	How did the accident happen?
51127	How did you know where we were coming?
51127	How do you know that I was referring to you?
51127	How do you reckon he found that out?
51127	How high do you think we are now, Cameron?
51127	How is he going to fight us, Prebbles?
51127	How kin I tell whether I want it or not till ye explain what the work is?
51127	How much do I owe you for drawing up these papers?
51127	How much do you owe him?
51127	How was I ter know that?
51127	How''s that?
51127	How?
51127	I guess yuh do n''t live in Jimtown, do yuh?
51127	I wonder what''s become of Ping?
51127	If he gets his interest, he ca n''t make her any trouble, can he?
51127	Is he the one that hit Siwash Charley with the stone?
51127	Is thar any money in it, Murg?
51127	Is that your bear?
51127	Is the machine you have the one that killed Traquair?
51127	It''s got to have a running start, eh?
51127	Listen to this once,said he, and read aloud:"''How can a poor woman thank you for what you have done?
51127	May I take the model?
51127	Mr. Amos Murgatroyd?
51127	Murgatroyd? 51127 My workee for you some mo''?"
51127	Nervous, Matt?
51127	Not Motor Matt?
51127	Oh, y''are, eh? 51127 Oh, you know a heap about business, you do, do n''t you?"
51127	Prebbles,said Matt,"do you know of any one, here in town, who has a good automobile we could hire?"
51127	Quite sure?
51127	Reckoned I could fix it for you, eh?
51127	Remember Glennie?
51127	Representing the government, was n''t he?
51127	Shall we go on?
51127	Shiwas Charley no killee Motol Matt? 51127 Sloughs?"
51127	Slow up a little with that chug cart o''yourn, will ye? 51127 So they gave it accidental death?"
51127	Sufferin''cats,cried McGlory, starting for one of the windows,"I wonder if that''s a fire?
51127	That your picture?
51127	That''s his name, hey? 51127 That''s right; but how did you know the vent was plugged?"
51127	The point is, do you want to follow out my plans, and make the money I''m offering you?
51127	Then I kin lay fer him around Totten, hey?
51127	Then you got here on the same train we did?
51127	Think I kain''t handle that outfit alone, Murg? 51127 Well?"
51127	What are Siwash and his friends going to do at Totten?
51127	What are you trying to do, Siwash Charley?
51127	What are you willing to pay for the work you want done?
51127	What d''ye want?
51127	What did you say, Rufe?
51127	What difference does that make, so long as I can do the work?
51127	What do you think?
51127	What do you work for the old skinflint for, if you want to do right?
51127	What does this mean, Rufe?
51127	What for should I git from my boss''land?
51127	What good''s the flying machine, anyway? 51127 What happened then?"
51127	What has he stopped for?
51127	What have you got there?
51127	What hotel yuh stoppin''to, mister?
51127	What is it, Murg?
51127	What kind of a machine did he have?
51127	What murderous scoundrel could have done it?
51127	What the dickens did you do?
51127	What town''s that?
51127	What were the bicycle wheels for?
51127	What''s happened?
51127	What''s the good, hey?
51127	What''s the matter now?
51127	What''s the matter with you, sarg?
51127	What''s the matter with you?
51127	What''s the matter, Prebbles?
51127	What''s the matter?
51127	What''s the ruction here?
51127	What''s the trouble here?
51127	What''s the use of getting mad at you, Ping?
51127	What''s to pay?
51127	When do you go North?
51127	Where did you come from, Ping?
51127	Where does Mrs. Traquair live?
51127	Where does he live?
51127	Where does the coincidence come in, lieutenant?
51127	Where have you been keeping yourself?
51127	Where have you been, Ping?
51127	Where''s Ping?
51127	Who are you?
51127	Who is it?
51127	Who''ll I ask for when I come to the hotel?
51127	Who''ll pay''em?
51127	Who''s a robber?
51127	Who''s been tramping on you?
51127	Who''s talking with your mother, Ted?
51127	Who''s that with you?
51127	Who''s that?
51127	Why did n''t you tell me you were not going to stay there?
51127	Why do n''t you chase him away, then?
51127	Why has n''t Rufe written?
51127	Will you help me?
51127	Would n''t that knock you slabsided?
51127	You Rufe?
51127	You are positive Siwash Charley was one of the men who knocked you down, here at the camp, and carried you into the woods?
51127	You did n''t intend to stay in Madison any of the time, did you?
51127	You got money, ai n''t you?
51127	You had a flying machine called the_ Hawk_, quite a while ago, did n''t you?
51127	You remember that wagon we passed?
51127	You want to pass that car, then,said he,"and you want to dodge trouble?"
51127	You''re banking on that?
51127	You''re pretty well acquainted up around Devil''s Lake, are n''t you?
51127	You? 51127 You?"
51127	*****"Any letter for George Hatfield?"
51127	All ready?"
51127	And do you think I wo n''t do as much as I can to help her?
51127	And how can you guide the blooming thing skyward, or on a level, or come down?"
51127	And how in Sam Hill did that bear pick up his trail?"
51127	Are you one of the lot that chased up Jake?"
51127	At this rate, how long''ll that stake last that you picked up in Madison?"
51127	Benner?"
51127	Black?"
51127	Black?"
51127	But-- but the very machine that was to make our fortune has taken his life, and-- and what am I to do?"
51127	By the way, young man, what''s your name?"
51127	Can I take that model with me to the hotel?
51127	Did he come over yesterday morning?"
51127	Dis am de time for burning de woods, ai n''t it?"
51127	Do n''t you notice how much smoother we''re gliding?"
51127	Do yez want thim insoide?"
51127	Do you know whether Mr. Traquair protected the ideas with patents?"
51127	Five years''penitentiary, is n''t it?
51127	Have you any drawings, or papers from the patent office, that I can look at to get an idea of what the aëroplane is like?"
51127	How did he get here?
51127	How had he come there?
51127	How long do you think my loan business would last if I was found out in a job like this?
51127	I think Glennie wrote me you had had some experience with a dirigible balloon?"
51127	If that do n''t work, I''ll go under the car and take off the fuel pipe, and----""It''s a gravity feed, is n''t it?"
51127	Know anything about the Traquair aëroplane?"
51127	Looks like fate had something to do with this, eh?"
51127	May I read this?"
51127	Murgatroyd?"
51127	Page 19, changed single to double quote after"destroy that aëroplane?"
51127	Savvy fly?
51127	Siwash and Murgatroyd talked about me?"
51127	Suppose you let me look at the goods?"
51127	Tell me, is Deacon in possession?"
51127	That ought to be enough, had n''t it?"
51127	That''s what I''m along for, savvy?"
51127	The government, I presume,"he added,"merely buys the aëroplane?
51127	Then he said very quietly:"Oliver, what''s the punishment for horse stealing?
51127	Then, again, if we go up will we stay up?
51127	There''s no doubt about the sale to the government?"
51127	This is the only way I can get back the loan, you see?"
51127	Traquair?"
51127	Traquair?"
51127	Traquair?"
51127	What could I do agin''the lot of''em, and armed like they was?
51127	What could I do?"
51127	What d''ye reckon we''re going to do about that?"
51127	What did you set off that cannon cracker under the bear for?"
51127	What good were choice prayers, painted on rice paper, and burned to the heathen deities?
51127	What it pays for the machine is n''t a purchase of Traquair''s patents?"
51127	What made the fellow such an enemy of yours, Matt?"
51127	What more do you expect?"
51127	What of it?"
51127	What was the matter?
51127	What you do now, huh?"
51127	When are you going to put the aëroplane together?"
51127	Who are you?"
51127	Why do n''t you go around this place with a duster, once in a while?
51127	Why was he bound, and why was the cloth tied between his jaws?
51127	Why you no callee him_ Fan Tan_, huh?"
51127	Will you take hold of this aëroplane matter, learn how to run the Traquair invention, and then test it out at Fort Totten, two weeks from to- day?"
51127	Will you?"
51127	You boys belong?"
51127	You can do that, ca n''t you?"
51127	You going to build a new house soon, ai n''t you?"
51127	You heap mad with Ping?"
51127	You will not sign it, of course?"
51127	You wo n''t tell anybody about me giving Murg away to you?
51127	You''re watching the time?"
6459	A divining rod?
6459	A halo? 6459 A medical interest, I suppose?"
6459	Ai n''t gittin''on yer nerves, be I?
6459	Almost human sometimes, eh?
6459	And his name was?
6459	And if not?
6459	Anything else to be done, miss?
6459	Anything happened?
6459	Are there wild horses hereabouts then?
6459	Are we going to have a storm?
6459	As Peggy says, if anything went wrong what could you do alone?
6459	Bad-- is it?''
6459	But Senor Bell and the senoritas?
6459	But about that other man,said Roy, returning to the charge when he had finished his narrative,"did n''t you see him?"
6459	But how are you going to get water in this desert?
6459	But how will you explain it? 6459 But the coyotes?"
6459	But the stock and Alverado?
6459	But where?
6459	But wo n''t the poor man become lost or starve?
6459	Can you see anything of the town yet?
6459	Come in handy sometimes, do n''t it?
6459	Dancing poison?
6459	Did-- did the man with the red auto catch it?
6459	Do n''t eh?
6459	Do n''t they take any servants or help?
6459	Do you know the name of the men who attacked you and treated you so cruelly?
6459	Do you reckon it was gold?
6459	Do you think I did right in coming?
6459	Do you think that they are-- that they are Red Bill''s men?
6459	Do you think that we are in serious danger?
6459	Does it portend anything?
6459	Forgot I used to be ventriloquist with a medicine show, eh?
6459	Frightened, girlie? 6459 Frightened?
6459	Get the radiator fixed yet?
6459	Get you, Bill?
6459	Good thing for them, eh?
6459	Got a pencil and a bit of paper, Buck?
6459	Got any of that thar gum you''s always achewin''so as ter be agreeable to ther ladies?
6459	Got that, did you?
6459	Grub all right?
6459	Here, here, what''s all this?
6459	How about airships?
6459	How did you find it?
6459	How is that?
6459	How''s that?
6459	How? 6459 Hullo, kid; what''s biting you?"
6459	Hurt?
6459	Hurt?
6459	I wonder if he''s acting a part?
6459	I wonder if they got through?
6459	I''d like to accept,said Roy, with vast cunning as he thought,"but what would your partner say?"
6459	If they are?
6459	Is he trying to kill us?
6459	Is it poisonous?
6459	Is this the end?
6459	Is-- is it all over, Roy?
6459	Look here, Mr. Bell,he exclaimed, pointing downward,"what do you make of that?"
6459	Make a good signal, would n''t it?
6459	My dear child, what is it?
6459	My partner?
6459	No such thing,said Peggy in her briskest tones;"what if anything happened to you?
6459	No, not exactly-- but-- oh, Roy,even plucky Peggy''s voice broke and quavered,"it''s so lonely, and whatever are we to do?"
6459	Not even at the cost of your own life?
6459	Not fer me, thanks,was the easy response,"ef you want to hunt spooks--""Who said it wuz a spook or any such pack uv nonsense?"
6459	Now then, my dear,he said,"what is it?"
6459	Now will you do as I say?
6459	Of what?
6459	Oh, Peggy, is it perfectly safe?
6459	Oh, Peggy, you darling, is it really you?
6459	Oh, Roy, you''re not going alone?
6459	Oh, indeed,sniffed the embattled Peggy scornfully;"I suppose you think I ca n''t handle a man''s size gun?"
6459	Oh, is it you, Peggy? 6459 Ortermobiles?"
6459	Roy, do you know where you are going?
6459	Say, look at that Chinaman eyeing us,broke off Roy suddenly;"wonder what''s the matter with him?"
6459	Say, what''s ther matter with you, Buck?
6459	Selling something?
6459	Should n''t everybody have an opportunity to develop natural resources?
6459	Sis, do you mean you are going to try it?
6459	So Jess was right after all,breathed Peggy softly;"but who could have done such a thing?
6459	So you were in Blue Creek recently, eh?
6459	So you''re after that ornery varmint, Red Bill, are yer?
6459	Something else missing?
6459	That''s quite true, Roy,struck in Jess,"and besides if-- if anything has gone wrong with Jimsy who has a better right to be near him than I?"
6459	The gal, too?
6459	The water is almost all gone?
6459	Then you really think, sir, that somebody may have wind of the object of our journey and molest us?
6459	This is it,nodded her brother Roy;"what do you think of it, sis?"
6459	Tramp over those old hills that look as baked as a loaf of overdone bread?
6459	True, my brave girl,rejoined Mr. Bell,"but of what use would that be?
6459	W- w- w- what speed are we making?
6459	Wa- al, Jim Bell,he demanded,"for the third an''last time, air you goin''ter give in peaceable?
6459	Wa- al, what''s all ther trouble hyar?
6459	Wa- al, what''s up?
6459	Waal, ef you know so much, let''s hear it?
6459	Want to come, Jimsy?
6459	Was n''t that a shout? 6459 Was that one of Red Bill''s men?"
6459	We do n''t know yet, Roy dear,Peggy found time to whisper, and then:"Who else was looking for the assayer?"
6459	We must be close to the place now,she said;"it''s somewhere off there, is n''t it?"
6459	Well I am, ai n''t I?
6459	Well, sis, what about it?
6459	Well, what are we going to do about it?
6459	Well, what do you make of that?
6459	Well?
6459	Were there any tracks?
6459	Whar wa''ar you all ther forenoon?
6459	Whar''s Buck Bellew?
6459	Whar''s the United States Assayer''s office?
6459	What am I to do, Aunt Sally?
6459	What beats me is, if those are Red Bill''s men what are they doing in this direction?
6459	What can a girl do?
6459	What can be happening?
6459	What did he run like that for?
6459	What do you mean, my dear?
6459	What do you wish with me, senor?
6459	What does this mean?
6459	What in the name of Kit Carson wuz that?
6459	What is it, Alverado?
6459	What is it, Roy?
6459	What is it? 6459 What papers?"
6459	What would cowboys be doing away out here where there is n''t a cow or a calf or even an old mule in sight?
6459	What''s that you''re saying, boy,he exclaimed;"what do you know about Red Bill Summers?"
6459	What''s that?
6459	What''s the hurry?
6459	What''s the matter with you two, you mean? 6459 What''s the trouble, sis; bad news?"
6459	Whatever will Aunt Sally and the rest be thinking?
6459	Where are the twin fairies of light that used to dance in your eyes?
6459	Where can we be going?
6459	Where''s the corral?
6459	Who is he?
6459	Why hal- lo, stranger,he said,"whar you bin hidin''all these moons?
6459	Why that''s so, is n''t it?
6459	Why, when he spoke about that Red Billy whatever his name was, did you see how different he looked? 6459 Wish what, Peggy dear?"
6459	Wo n''t you please stand aside?
6459	Wonder what kind of weather the ponies are making of it?
6459	Yes-- yes, what is it?
6459	You are to escort a party of gringos headed by a Senor Bell as far as Steer Wells, are you not?
6459	You can make him obey you then?
6459	You give me lilly joss now, missee?
6459	You know him?
6459	You mean if we can file those papers first they stand good in law?
6459	You mean you could n''t hear any sound of the ponies''hoofs?
6459	You say that Bell and his outfit start to- morrow?
6459	You say that the tall chap yonder is Jim, Bell?
6459	You say the vehicle is n''t invented that will cross that stretch of alkali?
6459	You''ll help us escape?
6459	You''re a girl of real grit,he said,"but the others?"
6459	You''re certain?
6459	And why?"
6459	Any of you heard what Jim Bell''s doing in Blue Creek?"
6459	Bell?"
6459	Bell?"
6459	But how far ahead?
6459	But what could have become of them?
6459	But who can it be?"
6459	By the way, reckon you could imitate a coyote, Buck?"
6459	CHAPTER IX AGAINST HEAVY ODDS"Any sign of them yet, Roy?"
6459	CHAPTER X RESCUED BY AEROPLANE"What''s that down there?"
6459	CHAPTER XXIV WHAT CHEWING GUM DID"But, Bud, how?"
6459	Could she be losing her mind in the whirling confusion and elemental fury that waged all about her?
6459	Did n''t know as you was a sky pilot feller?"
6459	Do n''t they eat it or do something with it and then have beautiful dreams?
6459	Do you s''pose that any man''ud be foolish enough to locate a rich mine an''then not file a claim to it?"
6459	Does it meet with your approval?"
6459	Evidently, then, he had been mounted at some time-- presumably recently, but where was his horse?
6459	Frightened of what?"
6459	From the bottom of the chassis Roy demanded:"Are we too late?"
6459	He is--""Will you do what I tell you?"
6459	Hot or cold?"
6459	How so?"
6459	Hyar,"he exclaimed, looking back at the horsemen behind him,"whar''s that dude Chick Berry?"
6459	I wonder if that could be what-- what that Mongolian was regarding so closely?"
6459	I wonder what he wants?"
6459	If not--""If not senor--?"
6459	Immediately after breakfast Mr. Bell called the boys aside and said:"How long will it take to get an aeroplane ready?"
6459	Is there a storm coming?"
6459	It is agreed, is it not, that not a word of our suspicions are to be breathed to the ladies?"
6459	Now then, you rascal,"addressing the"romantic bandit,"who had scrambled to his feet,"where are the rest of Red Bill''s precious gang?"
6459	Of what dear?"
6459	Only Peggy remarked with withering scorn:"I think you might have waited till you were asked, do n''t you?"
6459	Peggy, you do n''t think it was anything supernatural, do you?"
6459	Say, boys, I wonder ef that''s what Jim Bell''s in Blue Creek fur?"
6459	That''s plain enough, eh?"
6459	There might be a train leaving within a reasonable time:"Can we get a train there?"
6459	Want ter hear about it?"
6459	Was it fancy, or as he switched abruptly about did he actually see a dark object duck behind a rock?
6459	Was it possible that the coyotes--?
6459	What can have happened?"
6459	What can he be doing out in this desert country without a horse?"
6459	What can it be?"
6459	What do you suppose he wants?"
6459	What if he should turn out in real earnest to be a desperate character?"
6459	What nex''?"
6459	What was it he was crying out?
6459	What would their next be?
6459	What''s all that dust?"
6459	Which of you shot it?"
6459	Who could be the sharers of their excursion into the untraveled wastes?
6459	Who would run the machine if we were n''t along?"
6459	Whose-- Roy''s?"
6459	Wo n''t they kill you when they find the ponies are gone?"
6459	Wonder ef thet feller Juan is learning much?"
6459	Would n''t think he wuz a millionaire ter look at him, would yer?"
6459	You alters wuz a good tracker?"
6459	You know that little jade god that Clara Cummings brought back from China with her when her father resigned as consul there?"
6459	You rec''lect that red- hot basin we come through?"
6459	You surely do n''t believe all the rot those superstitious Mexicans talk, do you?"
6459	You understand?"
6459	are you badly hurt, dear?"
6459	drawled Bud, as his followers came loping up;"anything I kin do?
6459	he demanded;"your sky bronco foundered?
6459	inquired Mr. Bell,"you think he''d make an interesting study?"
6459	what is the matter with the Senor Bell?"
52025	Ai n''t either one o''''em George Hobbes?
52025	Ai n''t in no rush, are ye?
52025	An''thar''s a thousand out fer him?
52025	And those forged I O U''s-- where did you learn about them?
52025	Are we going to St. Paul for an interview?
52025	Are you Newt Prebbles?
52025	Are you going to let yourself be bluffed by a fellow of his size?
52025	Are you willing to take a little risk, Prebbles?
52025	Aëroplanes are built to sell, are n''t they?
52025	B''ar, painter, ur catamount?
52025	By night as well as by day?
52025	Can you hang on?
52025	Cheat?
52025	Depends on what?
52025	Did n''t Matt get away in great shape?
52025	Did n''t you find out last night that you had been cheated?
52025	Did n''t you hear me say I had work to do? 52025 Did you bring the money?"
52025	Do you know any one, in these parts, by the name of Newt Prebbles?
52025	Do you know the country between here and Totten?
52025	Do you know where we was lame, Ping?
52025	Do you live here?
52025	Do you think saving my life gives you a right to do that?
52025	Go free?
52025	Goin''somewheres?
52025	Hallo,said the backwoodsman, as he lowered his rifle,"is that so?
52025	Has what you''ve got to say anything to do with Murgatroyd?
52025	Have n''t you forgotten something, Newt?
52025	Have you got any matches?
52025	He cheated you?
52025	Hev we got ter waste our vallyble time pusson''ly conductin''sich a missable galoot across the border?
52025	How are the police going to locate Murgatroyd?
52025	How are we going to know we''re keeping the course, pard?
52025	How are you?
52025	How can you make any profit off them if you do n''t sell them?
52025	How did he happen to come here, Newt?
52025	How did you happen to be around here in that flying machine?
52025	How long have we been in the air, Ping?
52025	How many I O U''s for gambling debts did you leave in Jamestown, Prebbles, when you left there?
52025	How so?
52025	How will the roads be after this rain?
52025	How''ll you get from here to Bismarck?
52025	How''s Prebbles, O''Hara?
52025	How?
52025	I guess I was of some use, after all, eh, Matt? 52025 I wonder if you really mean to shell out enough to take me that far?"
52025	Is he there, now?
52025	Is that the truth?
52025	Is the sickness serious?
52025	It''u''d be a feather in yer cap if ye toted him in, would n''t it?
52025	Jest takin''a leetle fly fer the fun o''the thing?
52025	Jump on when she''s goin''sixty miles an hour?
52025	Kin you swim?
52025	Mebbyso Melican men makee chase fo''McGloly and Ping, huh?
52025	Motor Matt,said he,"are you telling me the truth about my father?
52025	Ping comes in on the deal, does he?
52025	Plaps we lun, ketchee Matt, no lettee Melican men ketchee us?
52025	Risk? 52025 Say, what d''ye think my scalp''s wuth?"
52025	Say, you,he cried angrily,"what you putting up this kind of a deal on us for?
52025	Sit me up in a chair, ca n''t you?
52025	Sounds easy, do n''t it? 52025 Speak to me about that, will you?
52025	Spearman,he went on,"are you such a fool you think you can punish me by allowing this man his freedom?"
52025	Suppose Prebbles does n''t care to risk his neck in the machine?
52025	Suppose an accident happens to the flying machine,said he,"and you are dropped on the open prairie, fifty miles from anywhere?
52025	Suppose we let this Motor Matt, as you call him, go free? 52025 Tell me, Hen,"he proceeded,"what we''re goin''ter do to the low- down tinhorn who run in them fancy tricks on us at the bunk house?"
52025	That''s your brand, is it?
52025	Then,continued Matt,"how did it happen that Murgatroyd had several duebills, signed by you?"
52025	Then,said Cameron, with sudden animation,"I''m to get leave and go with you by train, to- morrow morning, to Bismarck, on our way to Burnt Creek?"
52025	Was n''t expecting to find me here, eh?
52025	We''ll have to wait here till ye git back, wo n''t we?
52025	Well, then,bristled McGlory,"maybe you''ll explain why you helped Murgatroyd down Matt, in the first place?"
52025	Whar ye goin''? 52025 What are you doing that for?"
52025	What are you trying to pry into my business affairs for?
52025	What are you, by profession-- a cowboy or a gambler?
52025	What did you stop us for?
52025	What do you think, pard?
52025	What have I been paying you, for? 52025 What have you got to say?"
52025	What in thunder''s the matter now?
52025	What is it, O''Hara?
52025	What is it, old feller?
52025	What made you come so slow?
52025	What next, Matt?
52025	What of that?
52025	What other way is there?
52025	What sort of a looking man was this Hobbes?
52025	What was that, pard?
52025	What were you intending to do here?
52025	What will you do with Prebbles, if he''s well enough to go?
52025	What you got thar, Bull?
52025	What you shorthorns gassin''about?
52025	What''s doin''?
52025	What''s that?
52025	What''s that?
52025	What''s that?
52025	What''s to be done?
52025	What''s yer bizness in these parts?
52025	When d''ye leave thar?
52025	When did you get here, Murg?
52025	When did you leave Jamestown?
52025	When did you see him? 52025 When will he be back?"
52025	Where is Newt now?
52025	Where''ll we come down?
52025	Where''s the old man, Prebbles?
52025	Which ye''d git?
52025	Who are you?
52025	Who is he?
52025	Who told you about those duebills?
52025	Who''s Leftenant Cameron?
52025	Who''s got the money that was won at the bunk house?
52025	Why did it break?
52025	Why did n''t you fellows hurry up?
52025	Why did n''t you wait in the town until the rain was over?
52025	Why did you jump on him like that?
52025	Why do n''t you go hunting for Murgatroyd?
52025	Why kain''t I git in thar with him,asked Spearman,"an''travel with the machine right from the start?"
52025	Why not get an automobile from Devil''s Lake City,suggested Cameron,"and reach Jamestown in time to connect with an earlier train?"
52025	Why not leave him here and let me go with you?
52025	Why not leave the Chinaman behind and take me?
52025	Why so?
52025	Why were you chasing me in that air ship, then?
52025	Will I? 52025 Wonder what folks''ll invent next?
52025	Ye''re purty good at jumpin'',jeered another,"so why do n''t ye jump aboard?
52025	You know this fellow, then?
52025	You''ll see that it is returned?
52025	You''re still determined to go into the show business, Matt?
52025	And how did he happen to tell you anything like that?"
52025	And how has the spark worked?
52025	And what sort of a trail are we leaving?"
52025	And_ draw_?
52025	Are you any better off?"
52025	As a soldier in the ranks, had he the right to take this advantage of his employer?
52025	But was it a false step?
52025	But what''s Newt writing to_ him_ for?
52025	But what''s he doing here?
52025	But who cares?
52025	But who is it ye have along?"
52025	But ye heered me say we''d cut our eyeteeth, did n''t ye?
52025	Do you know the man?"
52025	Ever get a hunch like that and not be able to explain how you got it?"
52025	Got any weppins among ye?"
52025	Has it been make or break with him?
52025	Have you a lantern, Newt?"
52025	He can gouge and strip a man, while sayin''he''s actin''for Hobbes, see?"
52025	He is dangerously sick at Fort Totten?
52025	Hey, pard?"
52025	Hey?
52025	How did he pass the night?"
52025	How does it hit ye?"
52025	How far do you make it, Matt, to where we''re going?"
52025	How fast are we going?"
52025	How shall I get back to Bismarck after you release me?"
52025	I did what I could for you-- remember that?
52025	I reckon the boot''s on the other leg, this deal, hey, Slim?"
52025	I reckon ye''ve laughed a- considerable about that, hey?
52025	I reckon, Motor Matt, ye''re plumb anxious ter take him ter Totten, ai n''t ye?"
52025	I wonder if you know how hard it is for a man like me to bring up a boy without a good woman to help?
52025	If that''s so, why are you afraid to face the music?
52025	Is it worth while to take hush money from him?
52025	Is that yerself, Motor Matt?"
52025	Is the scoundrel worth protecting?
52025	Know what that is, do n''t you, Matt?
52025	Matt, you old sphinx, why did n''t you say something about this before?"
52025	McGlory,"and here the lieutenant turned to the cowboy,"do you feel as much like flying, this morning, as you did last night?"
52025	Never reckoned nothin'', did we?
52025	Now what would you be afther thinkin''av that?
52025	Now, what''s been going on here?"
52025	Or have you a partnership interest in it?
52025	Pris''ner, hev ye got anythin''ter say?"
52025	Say, do you think he''s come to tell us something about Murg?"
52025	Share and share alike?
52025	Take him up to Cameron''s quarters at once, will you?"
52025	That is your name, is it?"
52025	Think you can manage it?"
52025	WHAT NEXT?
52025	WHAT NEXT?
52025	Waal, now, ai n''t this here a pleasin''surprise-- fer us?
52025	Was Prebbles to send that letter on without first seeing what was inside it?
52025	Was it the handle of his revolver?"
52025	Whar d''ye hail from?"
52025	What are you about?"
52025	What could he, and McGlory, and Ping do against six armed cowboys who, because of their hostility, would not listen to reason?
52025	What do you say?"
52025	What does Newt know about Murgatroyd?
52025	What in thunder ur you doin''up thar?"
52025	What kinder way is that ter treat a feller?
52025	What more do you want?"
52025	What say, Slim?"
52025	What sort of way is that to act toward the man who saved you from drowning?"
52025	What was the amount of money you stole from the Tin Cup outfit?"
52025	What''s the use of hoofin''it, or ridin''in railroad cars, when you can pick up a pair of wings and a motor and go gallywhooping through the air?"
52025	What''s this about the accident to Traquair?
52025	What''s your business with Newt Prebbles?"
52025	Where did you find the sheriff, Cameron?"
52025	Which of you uses that name?
52025	While we were losing all this time, what will Murgatroyd be doing?"
52025	Who asked for your help?
52025	Who is he?"
52025	Who''d''a''thort it possible?"
52025	Who''s the gent on the floor?"
52025	Why did it break?"
52025	Why do you want to shirk the consequences?"
52025	Will he and young Prebbles stay at Burnt Creek until we arrive?
52025	Wonder how Matt''s getting along, advancing that spark?
52025	Would the jolt disengage the man''s hands, or have any serious effect on the_ Comet_?
52025	You can trust me to advance the spark of friendship, ca n''t you?"
52025	You got my letter all right?"
52025	You''ve found out a lot about me, but how much have you told me about yourself?
52025	roared McGlory, as the air ship swept downward to within fifty feet of the ground,"what town is this?"
51343	Air line?
51343	And how far are you from Minnewaukon?
51343	And how,went on Matt,"can Murgatroyd hope to make Mrs. Traquair give up the claim?"
51343	And your claim does n''t join the Traquair quarter section?
51343	Anythin''else you want ter know?
51343	Anything else?
51343	Are you acquainted with the country around here?
51343	Are you hurt?
51343	But what good''s a cool head and plenty of pluck if a flying machine up- ends with you a couple of hundred feet in the air?
51343	But what has Phillips to do with Fortescue and the plans?
51343	But what makes that rusty piece of steel so important?
51343	But,cried Matt,"does Siwash Charley look like Ca nt Phillips?"
51343	Cloud Joss no makee come, huh?
51343	Could you tell me where Harry Traquair used to live?
51343	Did I? 51343 Did that coyote of a Pecos Jones set ye loose?"
51343	Did ye see that?
51343	Did-- did he take anything else?
51343	Do n''t I allers have grub?
51343	Do n''t you think the Traquair machine will ever be used for commercial purposes? 51343 Do you hear it?"
51343	Do you know Matthews very well, Matt?
51343	Do you know what that is, Siwash?
51343	Do you mean Siwash Charley, Matt?
51343	Do you remember counting your gold this morning, Siwash?
51343	Got any grub, Siwash?
51343	Got away from''em?
51343	Got yer ottermobill fixin''s on, eh?
51343	Have I got to answer that? 51343 Have you any proof of it?"
51343	Have you got one handy?
51343	He does n''t look like a rascal, or----"Will you mind?
51343	He says he has a claim joining Traquair''s on the----"Yes, I know what he says, but where is the proof that what he says is true? 51343 Hear what?"
51343	Him?
51343	How are you, pard?
51343	How could Siwash Charley get hold of the knife?
51343	How does Pecos Jones happen to be here?
51343	How does the handwriting compare? 51343 How far is it to Sykestown?"
51343	How in the world could Murgatroyd lure Mrs. Traquair away from Jamestown?
51343	How many letters ye goin''ter write, Murg?
51343	How much money did that fellow get from you, Matt?
51343	How much too long is that pipe?
51343	How''n thunder did ye make it, then?
51343	How''s that?
51343	I reckon,he observed as he ate,"I ought ter have a good bit o''money fer what I done, eh, Siwash?"
51343	Is Pecos Jones known at Fort Totten?
51343	Is he done for?
51343	Is he far from here?
51343	Is n''t Mrs. Traquair at the homestead?
51343	It will take you an hour or two, I suppose, to get the machine repaired?
51343	Matt has n''t got here yet?
51343	Murg wo n''t, but what does Siwash Charley care? 51343 No sign of Matt yet, eh?"
51343	Phillips?
51343	Sho,muttered the horseman;"hit it first clatter out o''the box, did n''t I?"
51343	Siwash,he asked,"what''s going to be done with that flying machine?"
51343	Talks big, do n''t he, Murg?
51343	The aëroplane?
51343	The knife belonged to Captain Goff Fortescue?
51343	Then you''re from Jamestown?
51343	This must be the very satchel, do n''t you think,he added,"that the drummer received by mistake, over in Devil''s Lake City?"
51343	Those other two fellows who helped you at Totten-- where are they, Siwash?
51343	Toy?
51343	Trouble? 51343 Tryin''ter git loose, hey?"
51343	Was he to meet you in Sykestown?
51343	Was that story of yours a lie?
51343	We no ketchee Matt, mebbyso we ketchee Murg, huh?
51343	What are the initials? 51343 What are the other conditions?"
51343	What are you doing in this part of the country?
51343	What did Mrs. Traquair say to you?
51343	What did he play that bloomin''trick on me fer? 51343 What did that coyote do?"
51343	What do you suppose that swatty is after, Cameron?
51343	What do you want to''get''him fer?
51343	What does it say?
51343	What else do you think I mean?
51343	What in Sam Hill is the matter, McGlory?
51343	What is it to you, or that scoundrel with you, whether I am hurt or not?
51343	What is the meaning of this?
51343	What is your answer?
51343	What kind of a place is this?
51343	What tleleglam say, huh?
51343	What ye goin''ter do, Motor Matt?
51343	What you fellers roughin''things up with me fer? 51343 What''s Murgatroyd up to, Siwash?"
51343	What''s the matter with you, Ping?
51343	What''s the use of waiting?
51343	What''s up, Matt?
51343	What''s wanted?
51343	What''s yer scheme?
51343	Where are you taking me?
51343	Where did the telegram come from?
51343	Where did you get this, Ping?
51343	Where have you been, Ping?
51343	Where''s McGlory?
51343	Where''s Ping?
51343	Which is the road to Jessup''s?
51343	Who ever heard of the like of that?
51343	Who warned you?
51343	Who''ll make us pay?
51343	Who''s thar?
51343	Who''s that?
51343	Why did n''t I hit him?
51343	Why did n''t she let Hackberry bring the deputy sheriff from Sykestown? 51343 Why did n''t ye tell me he was at the winder?"
51343	Why did n''t you let me hit him, Cameron, or else hit him yourself?
51343	Why did you do that, Uncle Amos?
51343	Why did you try to bring him down, anyhow?
51343	Why do n''t you take after Pecos, Siwash?
51343	Why had he the plans and memoranda in his possession? 51343 Why is he writing to Mrs. Traquair if she''s a prisoner of his, out on the Traquair homestead?"
51343	Why should I?
51343	Why wo n''t ye?
51343	Why, you little wart,he answered,"how much pay d''ye want fer goin''ter Totten an''back?
51343	Why?
51343	Will ye go right on ter Sykestown ter- night?
51343	Will you let me have this for a little while, Matt?
51343	Ye did n''t think it would take me more''n a day and a night to git back from Totten, did ye? 51343 Ye know whar that cache is?"
51343	Ye''ll go by the way of Sykestown?
51343	Yes?
51343	You ca n''t?
51343	You got a letter from Mrs. Traquair the other day, did n''t you, Matt?
51343	You got me into this,begged Matt,"and why not set me at liberty?"
51343	You savvy knife, Motol Matt?
51343	You took the girl away and got Siwash Charley, eh, Murgatroyd?
51343	You will take it up with your superior officer at Fort Totten?
51343	Your name Murgatroyd?
51343	25 AUG. 14, 1909 FIVE CENTS MOTOR MATT''S REVERSE OR CAUGHT IN A LOSING CAUSE_ BY THE AUTHOR OF"MOTOR MATT"_[ Illustration:_"Are you hurt"?
51343	Ai n''t sixty dollars enough?"
51343	And the scheme worked, hey?"
51343	And where were the suit case and the plans?"
51343	And why should a letter be written to Mrs. Traquair when she, like Matt, was supposed to be a prisoner of Murgatroyd''s?
51343	Bein''such a friend o''Harry Traquair''s, why should n''t I try ter help his wife?
51343	But, how in Heaven''s name, was it possible for Mrs. Traquair to let herself be spirited away?"
51343	Ca n''t you do any better than this, Cameron?"
51343	Calm down a little, ca n''t you?
51343	Can you make them out?"
51343	Did you ever run into anything like this before?"
51343	Hackberry?"
51343	Hackberry?"
51343	Had Cameron got the matter right?
51343	Hear that, Cameron?
51343	Hit her up, ca n''t you, Cameron?
51343	How about you, McGlory?"
51343	How could I help knowing when Pecos Jones rifled it under my eyes?"
51343	How long''ll ye be?"
51343	How was he to free himself?
51343	How''s Siwash?"
51343	Hungry?"
51343	I felt fairly certain, Siwash, that you would be here, so----""Well, what''s your scheme?"
51343	I reckon we''d better go back the same way I come, hey?"
51343	If she was a prisoner at the homestead, why was Murgatroyd writing a letter?
51343	If the girl felt in this way, why had Murgatroyd had her along while pursuing his dark schemes against Mrs. Traquair?
51343	Is it the same in the letter as it is in these two scraps brought in by Hackberry?"
51343	Is it your intention to go there?"
51343	Is n''t that a horse I see against the background of a hill, over there?"
51343	Murgatroyd?"
51343	Page 21, corrected"himstlf"to"himself"("How was he to free himself?
51343	Say, what sort of a lookin''feller is this Siwash Charley?"
51343	Sixty cases, eh?"
51343	Suppose Siwash Charley had dropped the knife?"
51343	Suppose we give it a closer inspection?"
51343	That do n''t make Murg feel anyways good, does it?
51343	Them fellers at Totten arter you, too, Murg?"
51343	There were some hills, but what were hills and roads to him while in the air?
51343	Traquair?"
51343	Traquair?"
51343	Traquair?"
51343	Traquair?"
51343	Was Siwash Charley really the deserter, Ca nt Phillips?
51343	Was n''t luck ever to turn for him?
51343	Was there to be no end to this reverse which had come his way?
51343	Whar''d he go?"
51343	Whar''s that coyote?
51343	What d''ye think he wants me fer?"
51343	What did they contain?
51343	What did ye accomplish, huh?
51343	What do you say, Cameron?"
51343	What do you think it was?"
51343	What kind o''trouble kin she make?"
51343	What sort of a place is this, anyhow?"
51343	What''ll Mr. Murgatroyd do with his car?"
51343	What''s he wasting ammunition like that for?"
51343	What''s the result if Murg and Siwash get Matt in their clutches?"
51343	What''s this game you''ve put up on Motor Matt?"
51343	When''ll ye start?"
51343	Where is Motor Matt?"
51343	Where is it?"
51343	Where''ll we meet in case we get separated?"
51343	Which is him?"
51343	Who is this fellow Hackberry?"
51343	Why did n''t ye tell me afore?"
51343	Why did n''t you come by train?"
51343	Why had he not gone there?
51343	Why had the broker written the letters to Cameron, McGlory, and Mrs. Traquair?
51343	Wonder if there''s anythin''else in there?"
51343	Would anything happen to the machine while he was a prisoner in the hands of Murgatroyd and Siwash?
51343	Would the new aëroplane be easy or difficult to learn?
51343	Ye see, I got a claim over there, an''---- But say, are ye plumb sure it''s safe fer us ter talk?
51343	You found the dagger there?"
51343	You savvy place Siwash cally Ping one piecee night he fool with Flying Joss?"
52138	Ai n''t you going on with us to look up the Hindoos and Haidee?
52138	All ready, Haidee?
52138	Am I to understand,he went on, taking a look at the gathering crowds,"that you''ll break your contract rather than take Haidee up with you?"
52138	And I''m giving the fifty on top of that for taking the girl up with you?
52138	And then he locked Carl inside?
52138	And took off his turban and embroidered coat and replaced them with another hat and coat?
52138	And you agreed to it?
52138	And you do n''t want to see Haidee killed before your eyes, do you?
52138	And you gave her something to be used in setting the aëroplane afire?
52138	And you''ll scatter the paper?
52138	Any one coming on either road?
52138	Anything but the letters?
52138	Are n''t you going to take me up with the_ Comet_?
52138	Are we on the wrong track, after all, in spite of your Dutch friend and his paper trail, and McGlory''s reading the signs at the monkey wagon?
52138	Are you all ready for me, Motor Matt?
52138	Are you all right?
52138	Are you mad at me, Motor Matt?
52138	Are you mad?
52138	But you wo n''t be more than two days here, will you, Matt?
52138	Can you savvy it?
52138	Did n''t you discover the trick Boss Burton played on me with the help of Haidee and Le Bon, Joe?
52138	Did she know how to perform on the trapeze-- she, the niece of a powerful rajah and daughter of an English gentleman?
52138	Did you ever know me to shy at a meal?
52138	Do n''t you feel well?
52138	Do you know where Aurung Zeeb and Haidee went?
52138	Do you remember what happened during the parade?
52138	Do?
52138	Don''d you like der song, shink?
52138	Don''d you vas going to pay me someding?
52138	Going to hang back before we run out the trail, Burton?
52138	Have you seen Ping, Haidee?
52138	How about something to eat?
52138	How are you feeling, Haidee?
52138	How can it be a long chase when we''re going like this? 52138 How can that be?"
52138	How do you figure it, Matt?
52138	How much have you made at the business, Carl?
52138	How you vas?
52138	How''d Ben Ali ever manage to do that?
52138	How- do, sahib?
52138	I wonder if I could pick up the trail and find which way the outfit went?
52138	I''m paying you five hundred a week for the stunt you pull off with the flying machine, ai n''t I?
52138	If you do n''t want to take Haidee, will you take Archie le Bon?
52138	Is she subject to spells of that kind?
52138	Is this what you call treating me square?
52138	Iss der any vone connected mit der show vat has a shtrawperry mark on der arm?
52138	Iss dere a girl mit der name oof Markaret Manners?
52138	Knows where the girl is?
52138	Matter?
52138	Me?
52138	Motor Matt, you''re not going to keep me from making that extra money? 52138 My workee fo''Motol Matt,"whispered Ping, who had likewise been given a push by the cowboy;"Dutchy boy no workee, huh?"
52138	On Haidee''s account?
52138	Pay?
52138	Run away?
52138	Say, misder, iss dis der shteam cantalope tent?
52138	See any one?
52138	She was n''t hurt, was she?
52138	So? 52138 Strawberry mark on the arm?"
52138	Sure of that?
52138	Telegrams?
52138	Then, first, who are you?
52138	There is n''t another show trying to hire you away from me, is there? 52138 Vat oof der Hindoos ged avay from you und come ad me?"
52138	Vat''s dose?
52138	Vat''s dot? 52138 Was she hypnotized when she came to the aëroplane and played that trick to go up in the machine with me?"
52138	Was that your Dutch pard?
52138	We must have been three or four hundred feet away from you, Joe,returned Matt,"and how could you see it was a hatpin?"
52138	What ails that brown rascal?
52138	What are you leading up to by this sort of talk?
52138	What could have gone wrong with him?
52138	What did Ben Ali do?
52138	What do you make of it, Joe?
52138	What do you make out of that move of Haidee''s?
52138	What do you s''pose Motor Matt would think of this, Ping?
52138	What do you suppose Ben Ali was listening to Carl''s talk for, there on the inside of the menagerie tent?
52138	What do you think of it, Matt?
52138	What does your uncle, Ben Ali, think of it, Haidee?
52138	What else is there in the box, Joe?
52138	What happened?
52138	What is it?
52138	What is it?
52138	What is that, sahib?
52138	What is your uncle looking this way for, Haidee?
52138	What sort of a cowboy are you, anyhow?
52138	What sort of a job did they give you, Carl?
52138	What the dickens did Ben Ali want to run off Carl for?
52138	What was it, pard?
52138	What was it?
52138	What''s amiss?
52138	What''s an aëroplane? 52138 What''s become of Ping?"
52138	What''s inside?
52138	What''s on your mind?
52138	What''s that white object in the road?
52138	What''s that?
52138	What''s that?
52138	What''s the matter with Ben Ali?
52138	What''s the matter with the girl?
52138	What''s the matter with you two kids?
52138	What''s the matter with you, pard?
52138	What''s the matter with you?
52138	What''s the matter with your niece?
52138	What''s the matter?
52138	What''s the trouble here, boys?
52138	What''s the use of being put out with you? 52138 What''s to pay, sis?"
52138	When was this?
52138	Where am I? 52138 Where did Haidee go?"
52138	Where did the call come from?
52138	Where did the girl come in?
52138	Where did you get the runabout, Carl?
52138	Where did you pick up Ben Ali and Haidee?
52138	Where was Ben Ali?
52138	Where''d that ijut come from?
52138	Where''d you leave the memorandum book?
52138	Where''s Ben Ali?
52138	Where''s Carl?
52138	Where''s Haidee?
52138	Who could have started the fire, if it was n''t the girl?
52138	Who left der cage toor oben?
52138	Who was the fellow? 52138 Why ca n''t you understand that I''m just as able as ever to do my trapeze work?
52138	Why did n''t Carl yell again?
52138	Why did you join a show and take the girl with you?
52138	Why did you want her to go up on the flying machine?
52138	Why not?
52138	Why was that?
52138	Why?
52138	Will you talk with me frankly and answer my questions, Ben Ali,proceeded Matt,"providing we promise to let you go?"
52138	Worth?
52138	Would n''t that rattle your spurs, pard?
52138	You can run one of these here buzz- wagons, ca n''t you, Matt?
52138	You do n''t mean to say that you want the girl to ride a trapeze under the_ Comet_?
52138	You have to do something, do n''t you, before you get the money?
52138	You hear me,_ meetoowah_? 52138 You hypnotized her before the parade and told her to do something to make me trouble?"
52138	You know pooty near efery vone dot vorks for der show, hey?
52138	You say Ben Ali drove up in a wagon?
52138	Ah, is that you, Motor Matt?
52138	And what happened while I was in the air with Motor Matt?
52138	Are you going to try and keep me from dropping under the machine with the trapeze?"
52138	But the girl was clear- headed, was n''t she?
52138	But where are we going?
52138	But, tell me this, what has that old elephant driver, Ben Ali, got to do with Haidee?
52138	Ca n''t you see?
52138	Can I come in a minute?"
52138	Can you do it in time for an ascent to- night?
52138	Could he drop to earth, the young motorist was asking himself, before the fire struck either of the gasoline tanks?
52138	Could you recognize him?"
52138	Crossed wires, or something?"
52138	Den vat?
52138	Do n''t you know how to take care of a horse?"
52138	Do n''t you know who we are?"
52138	Do you think he ought to be bounced?"
52138	Eh, Joe?"
52138	Great spark plugs, old chap, where did you drop from?"
52138	Haf- a you seen- a der gal?"
52138	Haf- a you seen- a der girl aroundt loose some- a- veres?"
52138	Have you any notion what he means by that sort of work?"
52138	Have you written to London to secure further information?"
52138	He did n''t look like himself, so why not be some one else?
52138	How do you account for that?"
52138	How in the world did the machine take fire?
52138	How long will it take you to fix up the machine?
52138	How mooch iss a t''ousant pounds in Unidet Shtates money, hey?"
52138	How mooch iss i d vort''?"
52138	How vas I going to lif in der meandime, huh?
52138	How vouldt Haidee haf Markaret Manners''ledders oof she ditn''t know somet''ing aboudt der English girl?
52138	How_ could_ he drop''em?
52138	I wonder if Haidee knows what she''s about?"
52138	If he is, just how much has the girl''s queer actions to do with Ben Ali?
52138	Modor Matt?
52138	Say, vonce, iss Modor Matt aroundt der blace?"
52138	Suppose she were to have one while we''re in the air?
52138	That trapeze act on the aëroplane will make a great hit, do n''t you think?"
52138	That''s fair, ai n''t it?"
52138	Und vat I ged?
52138	Und you go oop in i d?"
52138	Understand?"
52138	Vere can I do some more?"
52138	Vere he iss, anyvay?
52138	Vere iss Modor Matt?"
52138	Vere iss he, misder?"
52138	WAS IT TREACHERY?
52138	WAS IT TREACHERY?
52138	Was he making a fool of himself or not?
52138	What are we doing here?
52138	What did he say about her?
52138	What did you run away from us for?"
52138	What do you think of that Haidee girl to do a thing like this?
52138	What does an elephant driver know about hypnotism?
52138	What happened during the parade this morning?
52138	What has that crafty mahout got at the back of his head?
52138	What possessed the girl?"
52138	What was passing in her mind?
52138	What will you do with the aëroplane?"
52138	What would Motor Matt think of his nerve if he could know the game he had embarked upon, and how he had been stampeded in playing it?
52138	What''s her notion about it?
52138	What''s the matter with you?
52138	What''s this?"
52138	When and how, Ping?"
52138	When are you going to get busy with the repairs?"
52138	When you come to that, why should she want to take her own life?
52138	Where are the other two?"
52138	Where did they come from?"
52138	Where''ll I send it?"
52138	Why have you got the rig here?
52138	Why should she want to destroy the_ Comet_, or me?
52138	Why?"
52138	Will I do?"
52138	Would a trained detective have proceeded in that manner?
52138	Would she want to burn the aëroplane and drop herself and me plump into the show grounds?
52138	You forget all that, huh?"
52138	You understan''?
52138	You understand that, do n''t you?"
52138	You understand,_ meetoowah_?"
52138	You understand?"
52138	You understand?"
52138	You vas vorking for der show, Matt?"
52138	You''ll bring along the automobile, Matt?"
52138	_ Kabultah, meetoowah?_""Yes, yes,"breathed the girl,"I understand.
52138	jested the showman impatiently;"in the monkey wagon?"
52138	she exclaimed, with a sharp cry,"where am I?"
52891	Afraidt?
52891	Ai n''t you fer the Rapids?
52891	And it was from Ben Ali?
52891	And that Pard Matt trailed after him?
52891	And where does he want to meet Dhondaram?
52891	Are you Matt King,he asked,"the fellow they call Motor Matt?"
52891	Are you flagging me?
52891	Are you going to try that, all alone, in the_ Comet_?
52891	Are you holding on, Miss Manners?
52891	Be back there in time to take the aëroplane aloft at six- thirty? 52891 But, look here, do you see the station yonder?"
52891	By Jerry,he cried,"what am I giving you your salary for?
52891	Ca n''t you tell me what you''re going to do?
52891	Can he read that Hindoostanee lingo? 52891 Den it_ vas_ you, hey?
52891	Dhondaram did n''t get the money?
52891	Did either of you ever see a prettier bit of traveling? 52891 Did we?"
52891	Did you see the look Dhondaram gave him while he was handing us that long palaver? 52891 Did you set that Roman candle to goin''?"
52891	Didju fall off?
52891	Disappeared?
52891	Ditn''t I findt dot Margaret Manners vat vas draveling mit der show? 52891 Do you think,"asked Matt,"that we could go to that place on the Elgin road and meet Ben Ali instead of letting Dhondaram do it?"
52891	Does Ben Ali know about this house of yours?
52891	Does he think I can read Hindoostanee?
52891	Doing an aëroplane stunt with the show?
52891	From what you said at that house with the green shutters, I take it you''re not going back to the show with me?
52891	Haf you prought der money?
52891	Has Bill Wily any right to it?
52891	Have you any idea that Ben Ali is mixed up in the affair?
52891	Have you any idea who the man was that called on the English woman in Lafayette and took Miss Manners away?
52891	He treated you well?
52891	Hit the trail?
52891	How are you going about it?
52891	How could you expect me to do a thing like that without getting a nick or two? 52891 How did he know we wanted Wily?"
52891	How did you happen to be here?
52891	How dit der gandle go off mit itseluf? 52891 How do you know the opening is big enough for you to come down in?
52891	How you like der pooty firevorks?
52891	How you was, Dutch?
52891	How''ll Ben Ali think Dhondaram is running the_ Comet_, pard?
52891	Hurt?
52891	I do n''t have to tell what''s in the letter in order to prove it''s mine, see? 52891 I know dot, aber vill I ged it?
52891	Is he crazy, or what?
52891	Is n''t the envelope addressed?
52891	Is n''t there a name on the letter?
52891	Is that so, Carl?
52891	Is there no way out of this hole, sahib?
52891	Join the show?
52891	Just how sorry are you? 52891 Just where is that cot, my dear sir?"
52891	Load that machine into the runabout and drive this rig back to the show grounds for me, will you?
52891	Markley, do you know you are going at the rate of sixty miles an hour?
52891	Matter?
52891	Now what?
52891	So that''s it, eh?
52891	So you put the kibosh on our brown friend all by yourself, did you?
52891	Somebody''s blunder?
52891	Speak to me about it, will you? 52891 Suppose Ben Ali sees only one man on the machine, and thinks that the man is Dhondaram?"
52891	Suppose we should come in on him from both sides at once?
52891	That''s your game, is it?
52891	Then there''s no telling how long Bill Wily has carried it in his pocket?
52891	Then where did they go?
52891	Then you went in, looked around, and could n''t see anything of either of them?
52891	There are others, you say?
52891	They made tracks for a house with green blinds? 52891 Too much weather for the flyin''machine to- day, huh?
52891	Vas you looking for me to pay ofer dot rewart?
52891	Vat iss dot?
52891	Vat''s to pay?
52891	Vere iss Modor Matt?
52891	We allee same fliends, huh?
52891	Well, anyhow, what are we going to do? 52891 Well?"
52891	What can we do for you?
52891	What did he jump from the car for if he wanted to go on with us? 52891 What did you do with your part of the letter?"
52891	What do you think of yourself, hey?
52891	What does that mean?
52891	What does the letter say?
52891	What good''s a flying machine, pard, when a spell of weather puts it down and out? 52891 What had Ben Ali to say to you?"
52891	What have you got to do with this house?
52891	What have you got up your sleeve?
52891	What is it?
52891	What letter?
52891	What sort of a way is that to act, Bill Wily?
52891	What sort of writing is this?
52891	What the nation was he following Wily for?
52891	What was Dhondaram''s work?
52891	What was the matter?
52891	What was you chasin''me for, Motor Matt?
52891	What yuh got there?
52891	What''re you making a run from the show grounds for without saying a word to Matt?
52891	What''re you roughing things up like this for, Wily?
52891	What''s he givin''us?
52891	What''s our next jump, your highness?
52891	What''s the good?
52891	What''s the matter when you set out in an automobile and do n''t arrive where you''re going? 52891 What''s the matter?"
52891	What''s the price for a trip on the_ Comet_?
52891	What''s to pay?
52891	What''s up?
52891	What''ve I done?
52891	What''ve you got to say for yourself?
52891	Where did Ben Ali send his letter from?
52891	Where did he get it?
52891	Where did the man take you?
52891	Where does your air- ship line run?
52891	Where''d yuh git that paper?
52891	Where''s Matt?
52891	Where''s Motor Matt?
52891	Where''s the Hindoo?
52891	Where?
52891	Who are you, my friend?
52891	Who else besides McGlory?
52891	Who knows whether there''s an opening there or not?
52891	Who was he?
52891	Who was the man who impersonated the agent of the British ambassador?
52891	Who''s it for?
52891	Why are you treating me like this?
52891	Why did n''t you grab him,demanded Burton,"and turn him over to me?"
52891	Why did n''t you wait and give us a chance?
52891	Why does n''t the ambassador agree to send some one to meet Ben Ali? 52891 Why my makee jump my wanchee go Glan''Lapids?"
52891	Why my makee tlouble fo''fliend?
52891	Why should n''t I?
52891	Why were you running away from me?
52891	Why, where the nation is he? 52891 Would he run, then?"
52891	Yeou tew kids aire chums, huh?
52891	You heap mad with Ping, huh?
52891	You know him makee shoot Loman candle, play plenty hob with side show? 52891 You no pullee pin on China boy?"
52891	You saw what was goin''on?
52891	You say,remarked McGlory, giving the house a swift sizing,"that Wily Bill ran into the house?"
52891	You vant to choin in mit me, hey?
52891	You''ll make a couple of flights to- day, wo n''t you?
52891	You''re crazy?
52891	You''re going to make up for the part?
52891	You''re not afraid?
52891	You''re not goin''to bear down too hard on me, are you, Burton?
52891	Yuh goin''to give me that?
52891	Aber he von''t say vat iss in der ledder, so how could I know?"
52891	Am I correct?"
52891	And the girl-- who was she?
52891	And was there any one at home?
52891	And where''s Pard Matt?"
52891	Backsliding, eh?"
52891	But what are you making the flight for, if not to please the people?"
52891	Can you give any information, Motor Matt, that will help us find Ben Ali, or Miss Manners?"
52891	Chadwick''s?"
52891	Come back to earth now, and tell me what''s on your mind?"
52891	Dhondaram, I make no doubt, is highly gifted, but will Ben Ali credit him with skill enough to operate the aëroplane?"
52891	Did n''t I just tell you it was lost?
52891	Did you see me coming back from the oak opening?"
52891	Did you think I was Dhondaram?
52891	Dit you make all der drouples?
52891	Ditn''t I get dot Ben Ali Hindoo feller on der run?
52891	Ditn''t I vin fife tousant tollars?"
52891	Everything''s lovely, eh?"
52891	Had he lost his matches in taking that header from the street car?
52891	Hey?"
52891	How could I lose somet''ing vat I do n''t got?"
52891	How could Matt make him?
52891	How could he have done that and then shown up in Kalamazoo the morning we got there?"
52891	How''s tricks, huh?"
52891	I suppose Ping and Carl are at the show grounds and are looking after the aëroplane?"
52891	I used to live in Grand Rapids, and the home town was a good place for me to cut loose from the show, see?"
52891	If that''s the case, what''s he doing with the letter?"
52891	If there was any one in the place, would they talk with him and tell him whether they had seen Matt or the side- show man?
52891	In other words, I''m to tell my business, eh?
52891	Iss it shink wriding, Ping?"
52891	Motor Matt was afeared to go up, I reckon, Dutch?"
52891	Page 1, corrected?
52891	Page 18, changed"go"to"got"in"What have you got to do with this house?"
52891	Perhaps Wily had rushed out of a rear door, and Matt had followed him?
52891	Sit here and wait, or hit the trail ourselves and find out what''s doing?"
52891	So that''s what you passed up the afternoon flight for, eh?"
52891	Sorry enough to make a clean breast of everything?"
52891	Speak to me about this, will you?
52891	Subbose we findt oudt vat der ledder iss aboudt?"
52891	Then, glad that he was able to change the subject, he remarked:"You losee one piecee papel in tent, Clal?"
52891	There was only one idea just then in the Dutch boy''s mind, and that was this:"How dit dot Roman gandle go off mit itseluf?
52891	There, how''s that?"
52891	They went up the bank and into the woods, you say?"
52891	Twomley?"
52891	Was he being hypnotized in spite of himself?
52891	Was it possible,_ could_ it be possible, that the girl was Margaret Manners?
52891	Wha''ju jump onto our stage for?"
52891	What about the automobile?"
52891	What d''you take me for?
52891	What do you think?"
52891	What else could I do but make myself safe?"
52891	What had become of Motor Matt?
52891	What was that?"
52891	What was the blunder?
52891	What we do?"
52891	When''ll you get back to the grounds?"
52891	Where did you get the thing, Carl?"
52891	Where was the automobile?
52891	Where''d you come from, Ping?
52891	Where''s Ping?
52891	Where''s this house?"
52891	Who lived in the house?
52891	Who will go?"
52891	Who''s the Chinaman?"
52891	Why not send''em to jail, where they belong?"
52891	Why should we hit it, and what shall we hit it with?"
52891	Will you let me take your motorcycle?"
52891	Wo n''t he think it queer that Dhondaram is navigating the flying machine?
52891	Yet what did that strange weakness mean?
52891	You are sure,"the girl asked tremblingly,"that this other agent of the British ambassador is really the person he pretends to be?"
52891	You have saved me again, Motor Matt, but what is the use of it all if I ca n''t leave this country and go to England, or back to India?
52891	whooped Carl,"vas it you dot douched him off ven der gandle vas my pack pehindt und I don''d see?
45547	''I ca n''t, eh? 45547 ''Where''s the best place to hit you?''
45547	Alive?
45547	And did you get him out?
45547	And hunt the lion? 45547 And is he here-- alive?"
45547	And these runaway boys have done about all of it, have n''t they?
45547	And we could take some grapple hooks--"We?
45547	And who shot him?
45547	Are you goin''to fix up your aeroplane again, or get a new one?
45547	Are you going to quit flying?
45547	Behind what?
45547	Break the ground?
45547	But what''s become of the boy? 45547 But why not find the gun first?
45547	C- can''t we break the ground here and make the stone fall down?
45547	Ca n''t one of you offer a possible explanation?
45547	Ca n''t we go with you and hunt for Hal?
45547	Can I?
45547	Can you tell me where you got it?
45547	Could n''t you find him?
45547	Did Smash fall off his ear?
45547	Did a burglar break in?
45547	Did anybody see Hal or hear his voice on the way back?
45547	Did he break his neck?
45547	Did n''t you ever know anything you could n''t prove?
45547	Did n''t you have any with you, or had n''t you gathered any yet?
45547	Did you find anything in the cave that tended to prove your suspicion?
45547	Did you find the gun?
45547	Did you meet him afterward?
45547	Did you put me in it or did Pepper?
45547	Do n''t you believe he had a bag of souvenirs?
45547	Do n''t you hear it?
45547	Do n''t you see we''re standing on granite? 45547 Do you think he swallowed it?"
45547	Do you think he''s comin''here?
45547	Does everybody call it that?
45547	Everybody here?
45547	First, do you all know what a biplane is?
45547	Frank, Frank, what is the matter? 45547 Frank, what_ is_ the matter?"
45547	Have you found a way down?
45547	Hello, Hal, what''s the matter?
45547	How about that weight?
45547	How about the fish?
45547	How did it get into the cave then?
45547	How do you know he took them?
45547	How do you know?
45547	How do you suppose they got up here?
45547	How in the world are we ever going to get out of this?
45547	How we going to go?
45547	How would it get there?
45547	How?
45547	How?
45547	How?
45547	I do n''t, eh?
45547	If he did, what became of it? 45547 If it''s a panther or a lynx, where do you suppose it is?"
45547	In the airship?
45547	In the airship?
45547	In the cañon?
45547	Is he killed?
45547	Is that so?
45547	Is that so?
45547	Is that true?
45547	It came near being a pretty serious trap, did n''t it? 45547 It may explain, may it not, what became of Hal?"
45547	Just so we do n''t call you down, eh?
45547	Kenyon missing? 45547 Like the one you fell in?"
45547	Make it up yourself?
45547	Maxwell was his name?
45547	Not_ Bad_?
45547	Nothing? 45547 Now what are we going to do next?"
45547	Now, who''s going to tell us a story about the mummy?
45547	Oh!--when will it be here?
45547	Oh- h--groaned Bad,"what shall I do?
45547	Out o''the water? 45547 Out o''where-- the cave?"
45547	Ready to go now?
45547	See? 45547 The Boy Scouts_ of the Air_?"
45547	Was Dr. Edwards hurt?
45547	Was n''t that a funny place for cliff dwellers to build their homes?
45547	Well, boys,he said slowly, wiping his glasses with his handkerchief,"what do you think of yourselves?
45547	Well, what do you think of it, boys?
45547	Well, what''s the difference? 45547 Well, where would you suggest that we hunt first?"
45547	Well, who has something more to add to the story of Flathead?
45547	What became of your specimens?
45547	What do the rest of you think?
45547	What do you mean?
45547	What do you think it is-- a ghost?
45547	What else have we here?
45547	What for? 45547 What good will that do us?"
45547	What have you to say to it, Hal?
45547	What in the world does that mean?
45547	What is a plane?
45547	What is it?
45547	What kind is it going to be?
45547	What then?
45547	What will the new aeroplane look like?
45547	What would I do here without you? 45547 What you going to do?
45547	What you going to do? 45547 What you kids up to?"
45547	What''s his name?
45547	What''s that?
45547	What''s that?
45547	What''s that?
45547	What''s the Ozone?
45547	What''s the difference between a biplane and a monoplane?
45547	What''s the matter?
45547	What''s the matter?
45547	What''s the name of this cañon?
45547	What''s up, Bad?
45547	When are we going?
45547	When are you going to begin work?
45547	When you goin'', Hal?
45547	Where are the others?
45547	Where are the rest of them?
45547	Where are you, Hal?
45547	Where did you get it?
45547	Where have you been?
45547	Where is Hal?
45547	Where is it?
45547	Where you found my bag of souvenirs?
45547	Where you going to- night?
45547	Where you going-- home?
45547	Where you going?
45547	Where''d you get that story?
45547	Where''s Frank?
45547	Where''s the lion?
45547	Where''s your gun?
45547	Who is he?
45547	Why did n''t you say something about it? 45547 Why did n''t you throw it away?"
45547	Why did n''t you turn it over to me with the bag?
45547	Why me? 45547 Why not, Hal?"
45547	Wo n''t do what any more?
45547	Would he jump at me or would he jump back? 45547 Yes, why not?"
45547	You can make''em all in half an hour, ca n''t you?
45547	You did n''t find any rubies or garnets or streaks of gold there, did you?
45547	You found a nugget in the cave, did you?
45547	You hit the horse, did n''t you?
45547	You mean that the beast killed him?
45547	You think it fell to the ground with the aeroplane?
45547	You think somebody put it there?
45547	You was n''t?
45547	You will know it all, will you?
45547	And can we all have a ride?"
45547	And yet, it''s as simple as A- B- C.""In what way?"
45547	Are you proud of what you have done, or do you agree that such an escapade deserves something of a reckoning?"
45547	As they were leaving the cañon, Dr. Byrd inquired:"What kind of place is that cave, Hal?"
45547	But Mr. Porter had a high, shrill voice, and when he sang out with all his strength"Oh, Hal, where are you?"
45547	But do n''t you think you made a mistake by running away?
45547	But what are we going to eat?
45547	But what does all this mean?"
45547	But what you going to run away for, Hal?
45547	But where should they make their home?
45547	Buy another airship?"
45547	CHAPTER VIII HAL''S DISCOVERY Meanwhile, what had become of Hal Kenyon?
45547	CHAPTER XIX THE RESCUING AIRSHIP"How do you know?"
45547	CHAPTER XXIV MOUNTAIN LION BRIDGE"How you going to spend your holiday?"
45547	Can you explain that so we can understand how it keeps the ship from turning over?"
45547	Can you make yourself comfortable in there until morning?
45547	Dared he risk it?
45547	Did it just happen to come untied from the strut at that time?
45547	Did n''t you find them?"
45547	Do you mean to say that I stole it?"
45547	For a while they did nothing but eat and drink, but at last Pickles inquired:"How did you know we was here?"
45547	Frank nodded understandingly, and Hal continued in the same manner as before:"Do you see that thing on the floor of the cave?
45547	Frankland?"
45547	Hence, what are the rest of us?
45547	His only hope-- but was there any hope at all?
45547	How could he, unless somebody found one of our arrows?
45547	How could it have been a boy?"
45547	How would you boys like to visit the top of Flathead again?"
45547	How-- in the world did you get out?"
45547	I''ll--""Clout it in the jaw?"
45547	Is it the nugget?"
45547	Is that what made you run away so fast?
45547	Is that what makes you look so sick?
45547	Miles looked with keen amusement at the last questioner and replied with a wink:"Do I look like a quitter?"
45547	Nothing left, is there?"
45547	Oh, what will I do?
45547	Pickles, you''re not afraid to go first, are you?"
45547	Porter?"
45547	Save my life by running away and getting the cat to follow you?"
45547	Should n''t you have remained here and faced the music?"
45547	The idea seemed ridiculous; and yet what other explanation of their manner and actions could be given?
45547	Then he added in a tone of astonishment:"And where did you get that gun?"
45547	There was a general note of approval, and Dr. Byrd inquired:"Well, what shall it be first?"
45547	They passed beyond his vision, as on former occasions, and before long he caught Mr. Porter''s shrill"Oh, Hal, where are you?"
45547	Try to grapple it first or dive?"
45547	Understand?"
45547	Was it possible that they did not know where he was?
45547	Was it you that shot?
45547	Were the contents of the bag valuable?"
45547	What could have happened to Frank?
45547	What could he do?
45547	What could they do?
45547	What could this mean?
45547	What did I tell you?"
45547	What did I tell you?"
45547	What does this mean?"
45547	What for?"
45547	What shall we call the waterfall itself?"
45547	What will I do?
45547	What would he think when he came out and found no Bad in the water?
45547	What you been doing with the gun?"
45547	What''d you do?
45547	What''s that?"
45547	Where did you drop them?"
45547	Where is he?"
45547	Who has an idea now?"
45547	Who''s going on the next trip?"
45547	Why did they not ford the river at once and come up on the other side?
45547	Why did you decide to run away, Hal?"
45547	Why did you hide it in your pocket and keep still?
45547	Why not stop here, build a fire, and sit around and talk a while?"
45547	Why not?
45547	Why should they not share the glory alike?
45547	Why, what''s the matter?"
45547	Would n''t it be a lark to climb up under the bridge and stretch himself out along the timbers and wait there for Hal?
45547	You''ll be here when I come back?"
45549	A crab?
45549	All O.K.?
45549	All O.K.?
45549	All quiet on the front?
45549	Any idea where they go?
45549	Any more turkey''s stolen, Uncle Norman?
45549	Any rocks or islands near?
45549	Any special reason?
45549	Anyone in our cots?
45549	Anything I can do to help?
45549	Are they all right, Aunt Belle?
45549	Are they laying for him?
45549	Are we here?
45549	Are you getting enough to eat, Bob?
45549	Begun to wish you had brought your rubbers?
45549	Bob? 45549 Burnam left?"
45549	Can I get something to eat here?
45549	Can you run a plane?
45549	Did they get it back?
45549	Did you do all that this morning?
45549	Did you drop a little box here?
45549	Did you get any sleep back there?
45549	Did your Aunt think we had flown to the bottom of the lake?
45549	Do all these peddlers have wagons like that?
45549	Do you get dizzy easily, that is, does it make you sick to your stomach when you get on a high place and look over?
45549	Do you have to send them back?
45549	Do you know where your uncle is working?
45549	Does he pick up American goods to take back?
45549	Does he seem to be doing it, Uncle Norman?
45549	Does it get much higher than it is now?
45549	Enjoy your dinner?
45549	Ever been up in a plane, sir?
45549	Going to have a look about Isle La Motte?
45549	Gosh, Buddy, remember that story of the brothers who watched the smoke go up the chimney?
45549	Got enough gas?
45549	Got good locks?
45549	Got something on your mind besides your cap?
45549	Great guns-- oh, what happened to Pedro?
45549	Have many raids like that?
45549	Have we been dreaming, or_ did_ we come back from Burlington in the teeth of a rip- snorting gale?
45549	He can the English speak?
45549	Hey, what the blazes do you think you''re doing?
45549	Hezzy?
45549	How about your own umbrella?
45549	How are you, Burley? 45549 How did those old boys ever get anywhere or have time to do anything?"
45549	How did you chaps discover this bunch?
45549	How did you like Hezzy?
45549	How do you explain the title, Bradshaw?
45549	How do you like flying, Uncle Norman?
45549	How long has he been coming?
45549	How long would it take you to get me to Burlington?
45549	How many demerits did they give you?
45549	How soon are you starting?
45549	How''s Pat?
45549	I got them here all right,he muttered,"But how can I get them away?
45549	I say, Buddy, did you hear anyone call?
45549	I say, did n''t you have enough of it?
45549	I say, is n''t that a light over there on Fisher''s?
45549	I say, what are you thinking about? 45549 If we land on the water will that be all right for you, can you get to your place easily?"
45549	Intend to eat sparingly?
45549	Is he a Vermonter, Uncle Norman?
45549	Is n''t your aunt the woman who raises such a flock of turkeys?
45549	Is that a threat or a promise?
45549	Is that for the cattle?
45549	Is that you, Norman?
45549	Is that you, boys?
45549	Is this place near enough?
45549	It ai n''t Bob?
45549	It is good?
45549	It''s O. K.,answered Bob, then added,"See that road?"
45549	Jimmm?
45549	Know anything about cars?
45549	Let''s get some clothes on, I ca n''t sleep any more, can you?
45549	Like to go up again?
45549	Little Greaser?
45549	Looks as if it''s working all right, does n''t it?
45549	Maybe, but holy hoofs, what''s this kid doing it for?
45549	My goodness, boys, what on earth did he do?
45549	Need any assistance, boys?
45549	Need any help?
45549	No doubt, but I hope Her Highness does n''t do any more--"More?
45549	No?
45549	Now, how do you expect to eat your meal if you talk so much? 45549 Now, keep your shirt on, ca n''t you?
45549	Of course not, Bob, but where will you sleep?
45549	Same ones all the time?
45549	Say Jim, know what this makes me think of, these people I mean?
45549	Say, Buddy, suppose we''ll ever be lucky enough to meet that kid again?
45549	Say, know what that looks like?
45549	Say, what''s your rush?
45549	Say, where''s that Carrying Point?
45549	Shall I get in now, Jim?
45549	She does n''t look much like the paper bags they made their first experiments with, does she?
45549	Spot anything, Buddy?
45549	Suppose they can climb up that wall?
45549	Sure Hezzy is n''t putting his own brand on them?
45549	Think there is room-- I mean think it''s wide enough so we can get into it without smashing the wings?
45549	Thunder and Mars, why did n''t you let me do part of it?
45549	Thundering rattlers, is he the thief?
45549	Want me to pilot, old man?
45549	Want to build a fire and toast some of these marshmallows?
45549	Want to have a look at him?
45549	Want to look around now?
45549	We want a basket again, do n''t we? 45549 Well, I say, where does this Burnam come in?"
45549	Well, go on and search me if you want to, you half- baked nut--"I say, how do you get that way?
45549	Well, how''s the tooth, Aunt Belle?
45549	Well, you lads get a good look at Vermont?
45549	Were you frightened during the storm?
45549	What did they do that for?
45549	What do you make of that?
45549	What do you mean?
45549	What do you think you''re doing?
45549	What in heck are they up to?
45549	What is the boy doing with the mud hole?
45549	What sort of chap is he, about your size?
45549	What the heck can we do?
45549	What the heck is he doing?
45549	What you American kids doing here anyway? 45549 What you doing here anyway?"
45549	What''ll we do with Her Highness? 45549 What''s all the shouting about?"
45549	What''s eating you besides the man''s looks and his reception of us the other day?
45549	What''s the matter with her?
45549	What''s the matter?
45549	What?
45549	Where did you learn to do that?
45549	Where they stopping?
45549	Who is Her Highness?
45549	Who is it?
45549	Why do n''t you go back above the shore?
45549	Why put fish in, do they expect to raise sardines?
45549	Will he mind if we go closer?
45549	Will the plane carry three of us?
45549	Will you answer it? 45549 Would it be too much trouble for you to take me?"
45549	Yes, I know you did--"And did n''t you enjoy air traveling?
45549	Yes, but how the blazes do you expect to pick up the trail in Canada?
45549	Yes, now, is this right? 45549 You can come down on the water to speak to the men we''ll have there?"
45549	You covered up?
45549	You never did cotton up to Hezzy did you?
45549	You want the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth?
45549	A book of bed- time stories?"
45549	And is n''t he the grand lad for keeping his eyes open and his wits about him?"
45549	Anything left in that basket?"
45549	Are they good?"
45549	Can you understand that?"
45549	Come along-- that is-- is there anything we can do to help you, sir?"
45549	Could you drop food to them?"
45549	Did Bradshaw tell you that it was fitted up like a war- time trench, with living quarters, periscopes and what- not?"
45549	Did n''t we slide down on the lightning the other day?"
45549	Did you hear your Aunt say whether the turkeys are dying off because of the dampness?"
45549	Did you know, Fenton, that the Carrying Point is covered?
45549	Do n''t we want to go up tomorrow?
45549	Do these storms last very long?"
45549	Do you know that out- post right on the line?"
45549	Do you think that pair are batty?"
45549	Fenton?"
45549	Got a permit a fly into Canada?"
45549	Got plenty of gas?
45549	Great job, is n''t it?"
45549	How about it, light meat or dark, Jim?"
45549	How are your air- legs, wobbly?"
45549	How did you boys happen to get that man and his folks?
45549	How did you happen to be out there?"
45549	How did you happen to come down right here just as those lads were getting funny?"
45549	How did you happen to get into the scrap?"
45549	How did you like the ride?"
45549	How do you like air traveling?"
45549	How do you like air- traveling, Uncle Norman?"
45549	How will you let us know if you receive it O.K.?"
45549	I say, did you happen to notice the number of that limousine?
45549	I''ll make a hitch here, so you''ll come just under me--""Sure that will hold us both?"
45549	If it was all right, what the heck did he dodge us for?"
45549	Is it usually so?"
45549	Is she all right, or has something gone wrong with her?"
45549	Is that what Burnam''s after?"
45549	Is that what you do when you have a good meal at home?"
45549	Is the house afloat?"
45549	Is the water very rough?"
45549	It ends in a rock cliff about a half mile below here?"
45549	Jim?"
45549	Know what he reminds me of, Bob?"
45549	Know what that means?"
45549	Know where that is?"
45549	Now, can you get her out of this trap?"
45549	Put her under arrest?"
45549	Remember how long it is?"
45549	Remember the day we were coming up and you noticed a neck of land, lake on both sides, that connected the two larger sections of North Hero?"
45549	Right?"
45549	Run along, old boy-- don''t you know your onions, or have n''t you got any this load?"
45549	Savvy?"
45549	Say, Jim did you notice the lake when we got home?"
45549	Say, Jim, what do you suppose he is?"
45549	See those fellows?"
45549	Suppose your aunt would mind letting us take a lunch to eat in the air, or some nice place we pick out?"
45549	That voice sounded as if it''s a little north, did n''t you think so?"
45549	There is n''t any harm in trying to make friends with the boy, but I wouldn''t--""Butt- in?
45549	They both told us to have a good time, and helping you looks to me like a good time--""Besides, what would we risk?
45549	Want to know the readings back here?"
45549	We have an extra helmet--""Shall I need rubbers?"
45549	We were all at our place--""And Bob was to be sent to school?"
45549	Well, we ca n''t lose all your aunt''s baskets and expect her to pack grub stakes for us, can we?"
45549	What are you doing here and what have you got a green cover on your bus for?
45549	What are you doing here?
45549	What are you smuggling in that car?"
45549	What day is it?"
45549	What do you do with strangers?"
45549	What do you know about that?"
45549	What do you think?"
45549	What do you want to do over here?"
45549	What do_ you_ think of him?"
45549	What shall we do with them?"
45549	What sort of crab do you think she is?"
45549	Where can we take you?"
45549	Where in blazes is Pedro?"
45549	Where was I?"
45549	Why do n''t they have a good warm place to keep them when the weather is had?"
45549	Why not have one of the men help him in what he is doing?
45549	Will that help?"
45549	Wonder if there was anything the matter with them when they arrived, or if some one over there did n''t want watch dogs?"
45549	Would n''t that ravine down there be a corker place for bootleggers or smugglers to go sneaking from one side to the other?
45549	You boys seen enough to satisfy you for the time being?"
45549	You do n''t mind, do you?"
45549	You look after your end here--""Well, I''ve been looking after my end, but blast it all, how can I keep the gang-- ten new ones, under cover?
45549	You want to drive?"
45549	Your pa was all spruced up-- and the next year they were in Texas--""You boys coming?"
33605	A car, eh?
33605	A dreadful fix? 33605 All ready behind?"
33605	All ready?
33605	And Roy, where is Roy?
33605	And so this is the wonderful Golden Butterfly that you wrote to me about?
33605	And so you are acting as chauffeur?
33605	And suppose I wo n''t accept that offer?
33605	And you were afraid of robbers holding you up?
33605	Any answer?
33605	At this rate we ought to be at the grounds in----But what was this?
33605	But how in the world did you come to get in there?
33605	But if that were so, why did Fanning fit up a shop out at Gid Gibbons''s place?
33605	But what are you doing in town? 33605 But what of my securities in----and----and----?"
33605	But where can we land?
33605	But you, Peggy?
33605	But, auntie,burst out Peggy, blankly,"does the man mean to say that there is nothing, absolutely nothing, on which we can realize anything?"
33605	By the way, Morgan,the girl asked, suddenly,"has anything more been heard of the missing jewels?"
33605	Ca n''t you delay the start for five minutes?
33605	Can I come in?
33605	Could what? 33605 Did what?"
33605	Did you ever hear such a yarn in all your born days?
33605	Do n''t they stop anywhere between here and the junction?
33605	Do you mean you are actually building an aeroplane?
33605	Do you think she can suspect anything?
33605	Does he know you have the jewels?
33605	Found out what''s the trouble, Roy?
33605	From the clouds?
33605	Gee, Roy, you mean it?
33605	Go back with you? 33605 Good gracious, is that fashionable looking old man a hermit?"
33605	Good gracious, what''s been happening?
33605	Good gracious, whatever has happened?
33605	Good morning, Fanning,said Jimsy, bottling up his temper at the other''s insulting manners,"can you give me a few minutes of private conversation?"
33605	Good morning,he said, doffing his sombrero with a sweep and a flourish;"can I have a word with you?"
33605	Had enough?
33605	Have you looked everywhere for it?
33605	Heard anything of Fanning Harding?
33605	Here I am, sis,--what''s up?
33605	How dare you say such things? 33605 How long does it take to get there?
33605	How?
33605	I believe that,said Peggy,"but what do you know about the disappearance of the diamonds?"
33605	I guess that that sign gave you a kind of a start, eh?
33605	I suppose that is why you have the horse and cart?
33605	I tell you I''ll do nothing of the sort,the man was saying;"why should I go and own up that I''m a thief or the next thing to it?
33605	I wonder if any one passed on this road while we were unconscious?
33605	I wonder if he''ll enter for the prize?
33605	I wonder who that can be so late?
33605	I''ll never be able to make it in time without an automobile,moaned Roy to himself;"what shall I do?"
33605	I''m getting there, ai n''t I?
33605	Is that so?
33605	Is your father very deeply implicated in the matter?
33605	It makes no difference to you, does it?
33605	It''s my-- our aeroplane,went on Roy;"who can be in it?
33605	Just as you did that day at school when poor little Henry Willis was being beaten by that big bully Hank Jones?
33605	Land o''Goshen, what''s that?
33605	Look,cried Peggy suddenly,"is n''t that a small island below there?
33605	Lost a wallet with jewelry in it, eh?
33605	Maybe you know some one who is handsomer?
33605	Mr. Bell, it''s Roy Prescott,he shouted;"can you get a rope and get me out?"
33605	My dear Jess, whatever has happened?
33605	My dear Roy,rejoined Peggy, with dignity,"do n''t you think that I am capable of taking care of myself?"
33605	No, dear, not one word,she said;"is n''t it queer?
33605	Not in the least,said Peggy, hastily, realizing that none of them had perhaps looked very cordial,"wo n''t you come in?"
33605	Now, Mr. Harding,he concluded,"is there no way in which this matter can be straightened out?"
33605	Now, then, Jeff, if you are ready will you get in?
33605	Now, what could he be up to?
33605	Oh, Roy, that''s it?
33605	Oh, Roy, what has happened to you? 33605 Oh, Roy, what shall we do?"
33605	Oh, doctor,cried Peggy, entreatingly,"ca n''t we persuade you to go back with us in the Golden Butterfly?"
33605	Oh, is n''t that pretty?
33605	Oh, then, you do go into town sometimes?
33605	Oh, will it rise?
33605	Oh, you do, eh? 33605 Oh, you mean the time you saw him in the air at night, the time we went to Washington?"
33605	Oh, you poor dears,exclaimed Peggy,"and if you do n''t get there at that time?"
33605	Say Peggy,spoke up Fan Harding, suddenly,"ai n''t you going to introduce me to your friends?
33605	Say, Roy,he exclaimed,"you did n''t happen to put that jewel case in your pocket for safe keeping after the accident, did you?"
33605	Say, who are you, and what are you doing with my aeroplane?
33605	Shall I come with you?
33605	So you''re trying to win out Jess Bancroft, are you?
33605	So,he muttered,"that''s your scheme, is it?
33605	That''s it,rejoined the boy proudly, lifting a bit of sacking from the contents of the opened crate,"is n''t it a beauty?"
33605	There''s a train leaves Central Riverview junction at six, is n''t there?
33605	Three minutes to starting time,cried Hal Homer anxiously;"where can Miss Prescott be?"
33605	Trust to you to find Roy?
33605	Trust to you?
33605	Unless what?
33605	Want me to take the helm?
33605	Well, are you going to answer me?
33605	Well, can you suggest any solution?
33605	Well, doctor, how do you like it?
33605	Well, here we are,exclaimed Roy, looking about him at the sylvan scene as they alighted;"and now what comes next?"
33605	Well, may be you are and then again you may not be,was the Sandy Bay youngster''s cautious reply;"but how does it interest you?"
33605	Well, what do you say?
33605	Well, what if I do?
33605	Well, what if I have?
33605	Well, what would you say if I told you that that ai n''t Roy Prescott in the Golden Butterfly at all?
33605	Wh- wh- when are we going up?
33605	What a question, you goose?
33605	What are you going to do now?
33605	What are you going to do?
33605	What can Fan Harding be doing with him?
33605	What can have become of the jewels?
33605	What can he be doing?
33605	What did you see, my lad?
33605	What do I mean?
33605	What do you mean by saying''a lot depends on it,''girlie?
33605	What do you mean, Roy? 33605 What do you mean?"
33605	What do you mean?
33605	What do you mean?
33605	What do you mean?
33605	What do you suppose they came to the island for?
33605	What field did you come down in? 33605 What is it?
33605	What is it?
33605	What is the matter? 33605 What is the matter?"
33605	What time did that aviator fellow say he would show up?
33605	What was the last you saw of the jewels?
33605	What''s the matter with Number Six?
33605	What''s the trouble?
33605	What? 33605 Where are you going?"
33605	Where has the thing been?
33605	Where is that young scamp? 33605 Why is it so late?"
33605	Why not send it by wireless?
33605	Why on earth should the thief want to return the wallet? 33605 Why, Morgan, whatever are you doing here?"
33605	Why, Peggy, what is the matter with you? 33605 Why, what are you talking about?"
33605	Why, what do you know about it?
33605	Why, what ever brings you here?
33605	Why?
33605	Wonder where that girl went to on her tryout spin?
33605	Would I?
33605	Would n''t Roy like to go in the aeroplane?
33605	Would what? 33605 Would you like to try a little flight, Jeff?"
33605	Yes, and she''s pretty as a picture, too,put in Gid Gibbons;"guess you were stuck on her once, were n''t you, Fan?"
33605	Yes, but how? 33605 Yes, but what?
33605	Yes, do n''t I make a nice one?
33605	Yes, very fine talk, but what can you do?
33605	Yes, where is he? 33605 You chaps are nervous as kittens,"he was saying,"who on earth would come to this island?
33605	You have no idea who the men were?
33605	You really mean that, Fanning?
33605	You would, eh?
33605	You''ll promise no harm will come to me or my father through this?
33605	You''re not, eh? 33605 You''ve got auctioneering, the Supreme Court and war times, mixed up a bit, have n''t you?"
33605	After all, they were true;"what could he do?"
33605	After some more conversation the group was about to break up, when Jess exclaimed suddenly:"Oh, by the way, did you hear about Jeff Stokes?
33605	And how about inviting us all to have some of those strawberries Pop and I noticed as we came down the path?"
33605	And now having expended a wicked sum for the engine of this flying thing where do you expect to reap your profit?"
33605	Are we in any very serious danger?"
33605	At last he spoke:"I understand that you have built an aeroplane which is a success?"
33605	Beasley?"
33605	Bell?"
33605	But how was he to proceed to make money with his knowledge?
33605	But if he did why would he place that wallet on the porch of Jess''s home?"
33605	But not too old for Peter and I to have many happy days together yet, eh, Peter?"
33605	But that contest is not to come off for more than a month and-- and supposing someone should have a better machine than you?"
33605	But that does n''t matter, for you wear goggles and a helmet in driving that thing, anyway, do n''t you?"
33605	But who is the old gentleman?"
33605	But''as yer''ad han h''accident?"
33605	Can you do it for her right away?"
33605	Can you hold on for a time?"
33605	Come now, do n''t you recognize me?"
33605	Do n''t you read every day in the papers about girls and women making almost as good flights as the men?
33605	Do you think we could?"
33605	For instance, who would know that you had valuables in the car?"
33605	Got the files?"
33605	Has every place been searched thoroughly?"
33605	Have found it?"
33605	Have you a comfortable chair, miss?
33605	He practically made it his life work, you see, and----""And you beggared yourself carrying those ideas out, eh?"
33605	He----""Oh, you mean to imply that I do, eh?"
33605	How do I know where he is?"
33605	How do you account for it?"
33605	How do you know he has n''t gone off with those jewels?"
33605	How does the offer strike you?"
33605	I do n''t want anything to do with you, do you understand?
33605	I''ll bet----""How dare you?"
33605	If the Golden Butterfly can win that prize----""By Jove, sis, it''s five thousand dollars, is n''t it?"
33605	Is n''t it, Fred?"
33605	Maybe we can make that?"
33605	Morgan and Giles----""What, Morgan and Giles were there?"
33605	Now who could have stolen the wallet in that time?"
33605	Now, are you on?"
33605	Right, ai n''t I?"
33605	Roy, where are you?"
33605	That one by the clump of woods round the bend in the road?"
33605	There was the gold all right, but how was I to get it out?"
33605	There, what do you think of that?"
33605	We can make it?"
33605	What business could this old man-- in some respects a power financially and otherwise in Sandy Beach-- have with their aunt?
33605	What could it be?
33605	What did that mean?
33605	What had become of them?
33605	What had been his mission there?
33605	What has happened?"
33605	What if nobody heard him and he was compelled to remain at the bottom of the old well?
33605	What if she were dead?
33605	What of it?"
33605	What was he trying to conceal?
33605	What''s it about?"
33605	What''s the trouble?"
33605	What, then, could have become of the jewel case?
33605	Whatever do you want one for?"
33605	Whatever kind of a game of bluff has Fanning Harding been playing?"
33605	Where could such a man as Gid Gibbons be getting such large amounts of money as he seemed to have recently?
33605	Where could they be taking him?
33605	Where is Jimsy?"
33605	Who could it be?
33605	Why do n''t you take that rod there?
33605	Why, I think----Why, whatever was that?"
33605	Why, ca n''t you see that the very first thing that happens is a chance to win$ 5,000?"
33605	Will one of you help me catch old Dobbin and harness him?
33605	Wo n''t she be pleased?"
33605	Wonder if it''s true?"
33605	Would it arrive in time to participate in the start and thus qualify?
33605	Would it have been possible for Fanning to enter the field while they lay unconscious there?
33605	Would the occupant of the aeroplane see his frantic signals?
33605	You have n''t got a revolver with you, have you?"
33605	You say you want a third?
33605	asked Fanning with a sudden accession of interest;"then he ca n''t race to- day, can he?"
33605	asked the other;"do you know where my brother is?"
33605	cried his aunt, admiringly,"do you think you''ll be able to get a position?"
33605	echoed Peggy,"and nobody knows how it came there?"
33605	echoed the youth;"will a duck swim?"
33605	exclaimed Peggy to herself,"what shall I do?"
33605	exclaimed the boy, as he scanned the news- sheet,"why this is just what we were wishing for, is n''t it?
33605	she cried triumphantly,"as good a sky pilot as you are, Roy?"
33605	where are you?"
33605	you indefinite person?"
33605	young folks, what''s the trouble?
46656	About Smith-- the mail flyer?
46656	Alone?
46656	And was it you who flew over in the helicopter, out of the swamp, and tried to drive us out of control with rockets?
46656	And what did I do that for?
46656	And what did I get to guard us against spooks?
46656	And what of it?
46656	And what was''what?''
46656	And you found it, in a pilots''locker-- whose?
46656	Are you just doing it to try and save this mail flyer?
46656	Besides a drawing of an airplane-- what could it be, I wonder?
46656	But how could he get away?
46656	But how do you know?
46656	But how does that help?
46656	But what about the map?
46656	But what did he use it for-- and how did he use it?
46656	But what is a helicopter doing over the swamp?
46656	But who can they be after?
46656	But why should he hide it in the swamp, and need it at all? 46656 But-- was that still the shadow of the spook''plane, that I just saw?"
46656	C- can''t you-- Scott, ca n''t you t- turn and go out on the bay?
46656	Ca n''t Garry and Chick go along?
46656	Called himself Morgan-- let''s see----"''Doc''Morgan?
46656	Can he climb away in time?
46656	Can you lift me up, make a''back''for me, do you think?
46656	Can you?
46656	Clever, is n''t it?
46656	Could n''t he?
46656	Did he say who was calling?
46656	Did you ever fly a helicopter before?
46656	Did you find anybody-- see anything?
46656	Did you hear a shout?
46656	Did you notice how that Thing looked while Chick''s flare burned?
46656	Did you telephone-- and get the answer we expected?
46656	Do n''t you think this''A''and the figure''one''might help?
46656	Do you happen to recall that pirates used to sail in brigantines, and such- like ships? 46656 Do you see how taking this tracing fits in with the spectre in the sky?"
46656	Do you suppose it could be help-- for us?
46656	Do you?
46656	Doc, you''re pretty interested in that, are n''t you? 46656 Doc-- Mr. Vance-- has anything been done about the Dart?"
46656	Does that helicopter have anything to do with the mystery?
46656	Ever read the''Proceedings''and other books of the Society for Psychical Research?
46656	Feel all good?
46656	Garry!--where did Chick go?
46656	Get him?
46656	Going back?
46656	Has Doc come back?
46656	Have you any other clues? 46656 How about another test, from the inner end of the roll?"
46656	How about doing this?
46656	How about it, Garry? 46656 How about some football tactics?"
46656	How can it help that I know about streamlining the body, and the struts, and even the flying wires?
46656	How can you say you are n''t a traitor?
46656	How did he know?
46656	How did you know I had troubles?
46656	How do you know?
46656	How was he''all wrong?''
46656	How was that so''wrong?''
46656	How?
46656	I can tell you that you will be getting close to trouble if you start accusing me----"What''s all the excitement this time?
46656	I can-- but how does Scott pick up the mail?
46656	I have-- but how did you know that?
46656	I suppose you think he''d have everything standing right out for everybody to see?
46656	I wonder what for?
46656	I''m glad you came, after all-- aren''t you?
46656	If it is n''t an airplane-- what is it?
46656	In that queer light, and with your minds keyed up to expect something----"But how would it help if that did explain the spook tonight? 46656 Is it one mystery-- or two?"
46656	Is that so?
46656	Is there a place near where they can take care of this pilot?
46656	It was just put in the fixing bath-- how do you know the fumes of the chemicals in the smoke bomb did n''t ruin it-- stain it or fog it?
46656	John,asked Garry,"what do these mean?
46656	Mr. Tew, did you see anything-- hear anything?
46656	Notice anything odd about it?
46656	Now-- how?
46656	Old Ti- O- Ga? 46656 One thing?
46656	Or the blue- print Chick made-- that had some sort of complicated figures on it--"Where is it-- where is either one?
46656	See anything, Garry? 46656 Sort of spooky, hey?
46656	Sup-- supposing it is n''t a h- human being?
46656	Suppose that hair- brained nephew of yours decides to''put on his act''just as it is coming in?
46656	Then how did you know, Garry? 46656 Think we can make it?"
46656	Un-- film that has n''t been exposed?
46656	Was it sheet lightning?
46656	Was that a step?
46656	Well, now, you do, do you? 46656 Well, then-- where shall we look next?"
46656	What are you doing that for?
46656	What did they decide?
46656	What did you do about it?
46656	What did you find?
46656	What did you mean by saying you thought we were the ones who had stolen a map?
46656	What did you mean by throwing that smoke flare in on us?
46656	What did you tell him?
46656	What do you want this crate for, then? 46656 What had he lost?
46656	What happened?
46656	What has happened on four successive Friday nights, around Mystery Airport?
46656	What has struck you?
46656	What have you got in the way of evidence, clues or proofs?
46656	What in the world?
46656	What made you blow out the lantern?
46656	What morning is this?
46656	What of it?
46656	What was I to do with it?
46656	What will we find on the ground?
46656	What''s going on?
46656	What''s it all about?
46656	What''s that, you got there?
46656	What''s that?
46656	What''s the matter?
46656	What''s this?
46656	Where are we?
46656	Where is it coming from?
46656	Where you think you find?
46656	Where? 46656 White wings or red?"
46656	Who was he?
46656	Who was that?
46656	Who would know better than a Morgan?
46656	Who''ll go with me?
46656	Who''s there?
46656	Why did he have only the least important plan-- the sketch? 46656 Why do n''t you tell him to dive?"
46656	Why not come up in the Dragonfly, and let Don fly the Dart, too?
46656	Why not try again?
46656	Why?
46656	Why?
46656	Why?
46656	Why?
46656	Will red wings get away from white wings?
46656	Wo n''t the idiot ever give up?
46656	Would n''t it be odd if my study of airplane design had some good effect in clearing up our mysteries?
46656	Yes-- and there''s a man''s shout-- hear him?
46656	Yes-- and what was last night?
46656	You and Don got lost, did n''t you?
46656	You do? 46656 You feel like walk?"
46656	You find?
46656	You know what sort of crime that is? 46656 You like rest?"
46656	You mean by showing what we had clipped out of the film?
46656	You mean-- Smith?
46656	And how could your father help him locate anything?"
46656	And the other ships-- had they dived, fallen?
46656	And what for?
46656	And with that he added a third mystery-- or did n''t he?
46656	Besides-- where will we get the light?"
46656	But how-- and by whom?"
46656	But one thing Mother did tell us--""What?"
46656	But what was he doing there, in the supposably untenanted boat shack?
46656	But where does he get his light?"
46656	But where is the control room crew, and the hangar man, and Doc, and-- Chick?"
46656	But-- that old one is smart-- only--- why would they haunt the swamp, around here?
46656	CHAPTER IX ONE MYSTERY-- OR TWO?
46656	Ca n''t Don take her aloft?
46656	Ca n''t he fly the mail?"
46656	Chick bent down,"''Doc''--are you hurt?"
46656	Did n''t the culprit walk into the trap?"
46656	Did they echo with such caution because they belonged to a guilty body?
46656	Did you recover-- the film?"
46656	Don, will you and Garry help me to my boarding place?
46656	For what?
46656	For what?"
46656	Garry pushed past the crowd assembling around Don and Chick,"Don, do you hear what they''re saying in the crowd?"
46656	Had Vance made up all that story?
46656	Had it been forced to settle there?
46656	Had someone picked the lock?
46656	Had something struck the hovel?
46656	Had the"other man"come?
46656	He had cheated, falsified his errand, imposed on my mother''s good nature----""Just a minute,"Scott broke in,"who told you he was coming in?"
46656	He had it under some other papers----""Was he sure he remembered just how it had been left?"
46656	He said he was a mail pilot, and he gave the name----""What?"
46656	He would n''t want other pilots coming along to catch him flying to and fro-- but, at that-- how would he know what to look for-- and where?"
46656	How about it?"
46656	How about the shadow?"
46656	How does he know anything, and what does old Ti know?"
46656	How''d you get them?"
46656	How, he proposed, could a man in a helicopter throw a picture on a cloud without being seen?
46656	I do n''t suppose you searched the boathouse thoroughly-- or the helicopter, maybe?"
46656	I guess it got mixed up with the regular stuff and was brought in here-- but how did it get to the swamps?"
46656	If so, he thought, for what purpose?
46656	In any maneuver they could execute, Don wondered, what would that Thing do?
46656	In the name of all- possessed, though, who would of come up through my trap door with oilskins and green rubber gloves and a bathing cap on?
46656	Is that so?"
46656	It do n''t mean a thing, does it?"
46656	Let''s have a look, what do you say?"
46656	Let''s see it again, eh?"
46656	Now, I like spooks!---""Yes?"
46656	Or, Don wondered, was Chick himself in danger?
46656	Or, were they but the phantoms of over- stimulated imagination?
46656	Or-- did someone keep it there?
46656	See how the shore curves in and out-- and the beginnings of Crab Channel and the other smaller inlets?"
46656	Should he go back, or go on and get the blue- print?
46656	Showing a light-- who are you?"
46656	The Indian!--had he put something in the cocoa?
46656	The airport?
46656	Then you saw it?"
46656	They ought to be kept in a locker, anyway-- like the others----""What others?"
46656	Want to know what I dug up?"
46656	Was it he who had played ghost?
46656	Was that queerly disguised tracery of lines more than an airplane design?
46656	Were they hesitating?
46656	What are the other two doing?"
46656	What are you doing in my boathouse?"
46656	What did he want to find?
46656	What is it-- besides a sketch of a new aircraft?"
46656	What made you turn on us?"
46656	What proved you did n''t project it?"
46656	What shall we do?"
46656	What then?
46656	What were you doing at the airport, just before the film was stolen from our young friends?
46656	What''s that, Doc?"
46656	What''s to prove this is a picture of our swamp?
46656	When do you''spring''the advertising part, eh, Toby?"
46656	Where are the others?"
46656	Where did that searchlight beam come from?
46656	Where had the mystery ship gone?
46656	Where''s the Dart?"
46656	Which one?"
46656	Who could be so mean?
46656	Who had it?
46656	Who''s in there?"
46656	Why had that coppery face shown astonishment?
46656	Why was it there at all?
46656	Why?
46656	Wo n''t the steamship company give us another trial?"
46656	Would n''t that be awful?"
46656	Would there be a crash?
46656	You do n''t say?
46656	You got it back, anyhow, so what''s the odds how it went?
46656	You sleep, huh?"
46656	You think you read that traced chart?
46656	croaked the figure,"who else?"
46656	he asked himself,"or what can I make of wing- taper, and camber, and all that?"
46656	he exclaimed to himself,"I wonder if there are any more of those plans in the drawer of that table?
46656	he wondered,"and where did it come from?"
46656	muttered Don,"did you see what I saw?"
52397	''Where else could these coins have come from?'' 52397 ''Where in the world did they come from?''
52397	A S. and W., eh?
52397	All right, Archie?
52397	And I shall escape the arm of the_ feringhi_ law?
52397	And if I am?
52397	And so your sister''s going to spend the winter at Nassau, for her health, eh? 52397 Another snake in it, Burton?"
52397	Anything in the bag, Archie?
52397	Are they any graver,asked Matt,"than the charges you made against Carl?"
52397	Are you going to stop and put back after him?
52397	Are you sorry you did it?
52397	Are you subject to attacks like that?
52397	Are you trying to bulldoze me?
52397	Burra Burton ca n''t give me a job in the big show?
52397	Burton,and he leveled a quick gaze at the showman,"are you going to let this upstart come in here and insult me?"
52397	But what good is it going to do me to tell you all this?
52397	But what the nation is he coming with?
52397	Can you prove it to me?
52397	Dark skinned man in a turban?
52397	Den Modor Matt don''d haf to vork four veeks for nodding, schust for me?
52397	Den for vy he shleep in der ganvas wagon ven you tell him to drail der Hintoo?
52397	Dhondaram?
52397	Did it bite any one in the crowd?
52397	Did n''t he tell you that? 52397 Did that infernal scoundrel tell you all this?"
52397	Did you hunt for the fellow?
52397	Did you see any one near the wagons when you led the ticket man in between them?
52397	Did you see it, McGlory?
52397	Did you see that snake come out of it and crawl up onto the lower plane? 52397 Did you see who did it?
52397	Do n''t know?
52397	Do n''t you know any better than to fool with that big lump of iniquity?
52397	Do n''t you think he was telling the truth, pard?
52397	Do you mean to say,asked Carter, rising up on the blanket,"that I was n''t knocked down?"
52397	Do you see anything wrong with the machine?
52397	Do you want a job as Rajah''s_ mahout_?
52397	Does he look like a Hindoo?
52397	Feeling all right now?
52397	For vy iss dot?
52397	For vy you cut loose from me, hey?
52397	Furthermore,proceeded Matt,"if Carl is one of the thieves, or the only thief, why did he come in here at all?
52397	Go ahead,said Matt, leaning back against one of the calliope wheels;"what about Carl?"
52397	Got it now?
52397	Had Motor Matt the power to do this when he saved Haidee?
52397	Have you brought the basket, sahib?
52397	Have you seen anything of Dhondaram lately?
52397	Have you seen anything of Ping, Joe?
52397	He''s a friend of Motor Matt''s, is n''t he?
52397	Hold my basket, sahib?
52397	Honk?
52397	How did that bag get into his pocket?
52397	How did this happen?
52397	How do you figure it?
52397	How much money did the Dutchman have when he came here this morning?
52397	How much money did you have, Andy?
52397	How vas dot?
52397	How was that?
52397	How you like to buy my cane, sahib?
52397	How''s that for a double deal?
52397	I suppose you''re through with me, now?
52397	I vant to know somet''ing,Carl went on,"und dot iss, was I innocend or guildy?
52397	I wonder where Andy is?
52397	If you come to that, why is n''t there some of the stolen money in the bag? 52397 Innocent or guilty?"
52397	Is Ping so grouchy that he''s trying to make people believe Carl''s a thief?
52397	Is he square?
52397	Is there a bag there?
52397	Iss he grazy?
52397	It may be,said Dhondaram,"that Burton Sahib has secured another keeper for the bad elephant, Rajah?
52397	Know of any one who can handle an elephant?
52397	Much of a crowd, Burton?
52397	Not bitten?
52397	Not exactly the day to worry, eh?
52397	Of course I ca n''t work for the show any longer?
52397	Oh, do n''t I?
52397	Or Aurung Zeeb?
52397	Ping told you-- what?
52397	Sahib recognize the peg when he find him? 52397 Sick?"
52397	So? 52397 Square?"
52397	Surprise to you, eh, Motor Matt?
52397	The theft of that money was the result of a plot between the Hindoo and Carter here----"And I struck myself in the head and cut my face, eh?
52397	The way you fooled the cobra? 52397 Think the weather is shaping up for a gale this afternoon, Joe?"
52397	Think you can attend to that?
52397	Vat dit I do mit der money oof I took it, hey? 52397 Vat it iss?"
52397	Vat''s der odds aboudt der tifference, anyvay?
52397	Vere iss der shnake?
52397	Was it Rajah?
52397	Well, what?
52397	What about it, Matt?
52397	What ails the blooming motor?
52397	What am I to do?
52397	What can we do now, pard?
52397	What did Ping talk to me like that for?
52397	What did the new owner do,the king of the motor boys inquired,"without the peg to keep the basket shut?"
52397	What did you do with the snake basket?
52397	What did you want to speak with him about?
52397	What do you mean, Horton?
52397	What do you mean?
52397	What do you want the boy for?
52397	What else is written in your forehead?
52397	What fool would want to buy a thing like that?
52397	What had Ben Ali to do with the affair?
52397	What had Dhondaram got against the_ Comet_?
52397	What happened between the wagons, Carl?
52397	What have you done, Carl?
52397	What is it, Carl?
52397	What kind of a snake tamer are you, anyhow? 52397 What makes you think he might give us a clue?
52397	What sort of way is that to come out of a tent, Le Bon?
52397	What was the reason?
52397	What will we do for somebody to manage Rajah?
52397	What''ll you do with Dhondaram?
52397	What''s Ping tied up for?
52397	What''s all the hurry?
52397	What''s on your mind, pard?
52397	What''s the Hindoo coming for?
52397	What''s the Hindoo trailing you for?
52397	What''s the answer?
52397	What''s the joke?
52397	What''s the matter with McGlory?
52397	What''s the matter with you, Dhondaram?
52397	What''s the matter, up there?
52397	What''s the matter?
52397	What''s the notion?
52397	What''s to pay?
52397	What''s up?
52397	What''s wrong with you?
52397	What''s your name?
52397	What''s your notion about this, pard?
52397	Whatee want, Motol Matt?
52397	Where did that one come from?
52397	Where did you find him?
52397	Where did you hide that money?
52397	Where were you to meet Dhondaram, and at what time?
52397	Where''s Harris?
52397	Where''s that confounded Hindoo?
52397	Where''s the cobra, Dhondaram?
52397	Where''s the money that was stolen this afternoon, Carter?
52397	Where''s the money?
52397	Who can say, sahib?
52397	Who did it?
52397	Who helped you steal it?
52397	Who vas der feller vat left dot pucket oof vater in der vay?
52397	Who''ll take him?
52397	Why did n''t Carter see the Dutchman when he came to? 52397 Why did you ask Carter to step in between the wagons, Carl?"
52397	Why did you leave the trail? 52397 Why have you brought me here?"
52397	Why should n''t you have seen what happened?
52397	Why?
52397	Why?
52397	Wonder just how much that bit of a backset means for us, pard?
52397	You Burton Sahib?
52397	You admit the whole business, eh, Andy?
52397	You can not do this yourself?
52397	You can?
52397	You did n''t lose the trail?
52397	You do n''t intend presenting Burton with our wages for a month, do you?
52397	You do n''t mean to say,expostulated Matt,"that you''re going to keep Dhondaram with the show just to take charge of Rajah?"
52397	You have lost the niece you called Haidee?
52397	You look, see what I can do?
52397	You mean that I''d better be watching Dhondaram?
52397	You quit following the Hindoo?
52397	You saw it?
52397	You see what I''ve got? 52397 You want to see me?"
52397	You were going to try and ride the elephant in the parade, Carl?
52397	You''ll not take any legal action against me?
52397	You''ve been taking a snooze, eh?
52397	You''ve got to have a reason for everything? 52397 You''ve had enough?"
52397	''I did n''t suppose your old brig carried such a cargo, did you?''
52397	And did n''t we see him fling out his arm with the snake hanging to his wrist?
52397	And why is he staying with the show?"
52397	Anything in the bag, McGlory?"
52397	Are you good at the job?"
52397	Are you ready to drop with the trapeze?"
52397	But what was the use of indulging in hope?
52397	Ca n''t you think of_ some_ clue, Andy?
52397	Did I see the Hindoo when he hitched that bag with the snake to the aëroplane?
52397	Did he get Rajah under control again, Burton?"
52397	Did n''t you see him?"
52397	Did you follow the Hindoo, as I told you?"
52397	Did you lose it?"
52397	Did you see that?"
52397	Did you see the man who knocked Carter down?"
52397	Do you follow me?"
52397	Do you suppose for a minute that the cobra could hang to Motor Matt''s arm without biting?
52397	Do you use the little smokes?
52397	Dot''s all aboudt it, und oof I shtole some money, vere it iss, und vy don''d I got it?
52397	Eh, Matt?
52397	Has he a cause to dislike the bird- wagon?
52397	How are you and Ping getting along together?"
52397	How could I tell dot?"
52397	How did it get there?"
52397	How do you account for that if, as you say, you were struck from behind?"
52397	How he died, and his wife perished in the_ ghats_, by_ suttee_?
52397	How iss dot, bard?"
52397	How many could have kept their wits in such a situation?
52397	How mooch you gif me oof I findt der t''ieves und recofer der money?
52397	How our sister married the_ feringhi_, Captain Lionel Manners, of the English army?
52397	How we traveled with the show of Burton Sahib?"
52397	How well do I watch things?
52397	How''s Le Bon?"
52397	How, out of hatred to the rajah, I brought the girl to this country and destroyed her will by the power of the eyes?
52397	Huh?"
52397	If he really stole the money, who helped him?
52397	If that''s the case, why was n''t your Dutch pard in the plot, too?"
52397	Is it the one you got from the Dutchman?"
52397	It is permitted?
52397	It is permitted?"
52397	It''s about time we all turned in, do n''t you think?"
52397	Just drop this business, right here?"
52397	Luck''s on our side after all, eh?"
52397	Of the daughter they left, Margaret Manners?
52397	Or why did n''t the Dutchman see Carter, if he got back his wits first?"
52397	Page 17, changed?
52397	Suppose you would have to come back here to testify against the Hindoo?
52397	Tell me, do you know a countryman of yours named Ben Ali?"
52397	Und ven dit I take it, und vere it vas?
52397	Understand?
52397	Vat I tell you ven ve vas at subber, hey?
52397	Vat iss to be dit mit der Hintoo?"
52397	Vat you say, Misder Purton?"
52397	Well,"and he threw a look at Burton, chagrined but defiant,"what are you going to do about it?"
52397	What am I to do?
52397	What are you givin''us?"
52397	What are you going to do now?"
52397	What caused him to make such a dead set at this flying machine the moment you dropped off his back?"
52397	What did you do it for?"
52397	What do you say, Matt?"
52397	What do you take me for?"
52397	What gave you the idea he was crooked?"
52397	What time is it, Burton?"
52397	What was the bag?
52397	What would the new owner do with the serpent unless he had the place to keep him?
52397	What''s become of Ping, McGlory?"
52397	What''s happened to you?"
52397	What''s his reason for actin''like that?"
52397	What''s that bag hanging under the wing for?"
52397	What''s the answer?"
52397	What''s the harm?"
52397	What''s the use of trying to do anything with them?
52397	Where did you come from?"
52397	Where did you nab the Hindoo?
52397	Where you pick it up, sahib?"
52397	Where''s a doctor?"
52397	Who did it, Carter?"
52397	Who is your enemy, Aurung Zeeb?"
52397	Why did n''t he make a run of it as soon as he got his hands on the money?"
52397	Why should he keep the bag, and then come in here with it in his pocket?"
52397	Why?
52397	Why?"
52397	You ask me the reason our brave young friend is in a normal condition?
52397	You knew of my brother, the rajah?
52397	You''re the manager of this show, are you?"
52397	the cowboy asked himself, and how did it chance to be swinging there?
15773	A mile a minute, what?
15773	A visitor this time of day? 15773 Across ze sea?"
15773	Ah, but you see, Mother, he hasn''t--"Has n''t what-- Fifteen two, fifteen four-- Well, Kate?
15773	All the stuff onboard?
15773	And how often has it broken down?
15773	And the Reds, sir?
15773	And what''s this horrible smell? 15773 Any explanation?"
15773	Any petrol to be got here?
15773	Are you hurt, Roddy?
15773	Are you pulling my leg, now?
15773	Are you quite comfortable, Miss Bunce?
15773	But I may have a cup of tea?
15773	But do you know how far it is? 15773 But how did you know I had gone out to the Solomons?"
15773	But now, how do we stand? 15773 But now, what''s it all mean, you beggar?
15773	But what about the petrol?
15773	But you, Charley?
15773	But, hang it all, Mary, do you understand what it means? 15773 But-- I do n''t understand-- mid- ocean-- an aeroplane?
15773	But-- but-- then you have been_ round the world_, sir-- in_ how_ long?
15773	But-- from Port Darwin-- across the sea?
15773	Ca n''t you get off in your boats?
15773	Come from Sydney?
15773	Could n''t we fetch him?
15773	D''you want to see a blaze?
15773	Did you tell him that Mr. Charley is not at home?
15773	Do n''t you see I''ve had an accident?
15773	Do n''t you think you had better go to bed, Kate?
15773	Do n''t you think you have better give up the idea of returning at once, and come with us? 15773 Do n''t you think, Mr. Smith, you are going a little too far?"
15773	Do you mean to tell me, seriously, you have been to the South Pacific?
15773	Dry work, ai n''t it?
15773	Eh bien, monsieur?
15773	Eh, what?
15773	Excellence, are we to accept as samples two dozen left- hand gloves? 15773 For Honolulu, sir?"
15773	Got it, Roddy?
15773	Had n''t we better wait till to- morrow night?
15773	Has never been quite so late home on his last night of leave, has he, Mother?
15773	Have a banana?
15773	Have a sandwich?
15773	Have n''t you got a megaphone?
15773	Have you got the stuff?
15773	Hear what?
15773	Hi, boys,called Mr. Martin;"can tell where Ching- Fu keeps?"
15773	How are you getting on, Roddy?
15773	How d''e do? 15773 How in the world did you know about us?"
15773	How much longer, Roddy?
15773	How shall we explain to Mother? 15773 How will you go?"
15773	How''s that?
15773	How_ can_ you sleep when you''re in such terrible danger?
15773	I dare say I can,replied the other laughing,"but where do you spring from?
15773	I say,said one of the officers,"is your man stuffing us up?
15773	I suppose I had better send on your things to the Leslies in the morning?
15773	I suppose you''ll wire ahead for petrol to be held ready for you? 15773 In that what- you- may- call- it, sir?"
15773	In the aeroplane, you mean?
15773	In the-- what?
15773	Is it Admiralty business, Charley?
15773	Is that a fact? 15773 Is the Director- General here?"
15773	Is there anything fresh and frothy on the tape?
15773	It took ye a week, I suppose?
15773	Jenkinson sahib? 15773 Just receipt your bill, w- will you?
15773	Many passengers?
15773	My dear chap, are you mad? 15773 Nearly done, Roddy?"
15773	Nearly done, Roddy?
15773	Not in that machine?
15773	Now, old fellow, what is the best you can do for me?
15773	Oh, I say, can you speak English?
15773	Played the burglar?
15773	Rather less, is n''t it?
15773	Ready, Roddy?
15773	Remember I googlied you for a duck at Lord''s last year?
15773	See that, Roddy?
15773	Shall we fire at them?
15773	Shall we walk down to the sheds? 15773 So soon as that?
15773	Sounds simple, do n''t it?
15773	Sree sousand miles?
15773	Sure you would n''t be after declining to answer a question or two-- to be worked up into an interview, you know?
15773	That you, Daventry?
15773	That you, Martin?
15773	That''s Toronto over yonder?
15773	The question is, what are we to do now? 15773 Then our boat did not go down?"
15773	There''s no other way, is there?
15773	Tigers, eh?
15773	To- night, eh?
15773	Tout va bien, mademoiselle?
15773	Vat is it? 15773 Vous n''avez pas peur?"
15773	Was sagt er?
15773	Well, Mr.--Jones, is it? 15773 Well, mate,"he said, eyeing Smith curiously by the light of the door lamp;"what can I do for you?"
15773	Well, put that right, and hurry up, will you?
15773	What are your bearings?
15773	What can we do then?
15773	What distance, mister,he said,"from here to there-- to the cannibals?"
15773	What do ye want, man?
15773	What do you mean? 15773 What do you mean?"
15773	What do you think of that, Davis?
15773	What does he say?
15773	What is it, Father?
15773	What is this b- b- bill for d- d- damages you speak of?
15773	What time do you want to go?
15773	What''s that ye were saying?
15773	What''s the ha''penny?
15773	What''s this, mister?
15773	What''s wrong, mister?
15773	What''s your little game?
15773	What, mister?
15773	Where are we?
15773	Where are we?
15773	Where did you get that old rattler?
15773	Where is Mr. Jenkinson''s godown?
15773	Where''s it to be taken, sir?
15773	Where''s the fleet? 15773 Where?"
15773	Who are you?
15773	Who are you?
15773	Who is he, Betts?
15773	Why are you so restless to- night, Kate?
15773	Why_ do_ you pretend so?
15773	Yes; chocolate, bovril, the whole boiling; but--"And the maps?
15773	You are sure you are not hurt much?
15773	You do n''t say so?
15773	You got a cable from London ordering eighty gallons of petrol to be held ready for Lieutenant Smith?
15773	You have heard from Charley?
15773	You really mean it, then?
15773	You there, Daniels? 15773 You there, Kate?
15773	You think we ca n''t hope for relief?
15773	You will try to send help to Father?
15773	You will, will you?
15773	You wish to see my brother?
15773	You''ll forgive my presumption?
15773	You''ll look after my gal, sir?
15773	You''re sure we can rely on you?
15773	You''re two hours in advance of it, are n''t you?
15773	Your name''s not Smith?
15773	Your name, sir, is Lieutenant Smith?
15773	A clean shave, mister, hein?"
15773	After the interval usual in trunk calls, he began--"That you, Billy?
15773	All ready, Roddy?"
15773	An earthquake?"
15773	And there, far in the west, what is that?
15773	And what about getting back?"
15773	Are n''t you very tired?"
15773	Are you Lieutenant Smith, may I ask?"
15773	Are you off to reorganize the Turkish navy or something?"
15773	Are you policing these seas?"
15773	Are you ready?"
15773	As yet he had been flying for only three hours: could he live through seven days of it?
15773	Besides, we might have to go a long way, and how could we find our way back again?"
15773	Bring him to the''phone to take a note.... That you, Davis?
15773	But is it safe?
15773	But surely she will be there before you?"
15773	But why did n''t we get it before, man?
15773	By the b- bye, Mr. Smith did n''t pay you anything on account?"
15773	By the way, Kate, I suppose nothing of importance has come for me?"
15773	By the way, can you lend me two or three men for half- an- hour or so at five shillings an hour?"
15773	By the way, will you ask Daventry, in case I forget it, to send a cable to my sister to say that I''m all right?"
15773	Can you describe the spot?"
15773	Can you give me an hour or two?...
15773	Can you provide them at such short notice?"
15773	Can you tell me the latitude and longitude of this place?"
15773	Come to my room in ten minutes, will you?
15773	Could you cable me to the address in Constantinople the names of firms at those places?"
15773	D''you mean to say you''ve come pretty near two thousand five hundred miles to- day?"
15773	Day''s work done?"
15773	De quoi mêlez- vous?
15773	Did n''t you see it or hear it?"
15773	Do you really mean to say you''ve got here in eight hours from London?"
15773	Do you see him?"
15773	Eight hours''run; a record, is n''t it?
15773	Finished, Roddy?"
15773	For vy should I take oil for a motor- boat up country?
15773	Get out a special edition at once.... Where''s Davis?
15773	Go straight on, stranger; you see that constable there?
15773	Had any trouble?"
15773	Had some rival appeared on the scene at the very moment when he saw the crown of his long toil?
15773	Had they been enticed forth by the savages?
15773	Has not the administration of the French Republic arranged it?
15773	Have n''t you heard about it?"
15773	Have you got yesterday''s paper, Kate?"
15773	Have you heard from Charley lately?"
15773	Have you?"
15773	Hawley, d''you mind getting your men to clear the course?
15773	He cleared his throat,"If I med make so bold, sir, meanin''no offence--""What n- now?"
15773	He hesitated; should he go back?
15773	How are you?
15773	How did you come to be by the Andamans?
15773	How does that strike you, Roddy?"
15773	How far have we to go?"
15773	How far is it across the Atlantic?"
15773	Hullo, Jenkins, what''s the matter?"
15773	I ca n''t make a name in geology, but why should n''t I go down to posterity as the first man to fly round the world?"
15773	I hoped to make Apia; that is it, yonder, I suppose?"
15773	I suppose I can get some petrol somewhere about here?"
15773	I suppose it''s for a motor- boat you want it?
15773	I''m not often surprised, but-- what are you grinning at?"
15773	Is it your opinion, now, that we''ll have a war in the air one of these days?"
15773	Is this the Admiralty''s latest?"
15773	Is your aeroplane outside, old man?"
15773	It''s nearly two thousand miles from here to Ysabel Island, I think?"
15773	Know you not that I-- oui, moi qui vous parle-- have alone the right of entry into this_ tell_?
15773	M- m- my name?
15773	McWhirter?"
15773	Mr. Smith wo n''t do it quite so quick-- not this journey, at any rate-- but who knows what these young scientific fellows will be a- doing of next?
15773	No names again?"
15773	Now can you get the captain to clear the course for me?"
15773	Now shall we go?"
15773	Now, is there anything I can do for you before you go?"
15773	Nuisance having to change again, is n''t it?"
15773	Of course it''s a different matter to keep it up for days on end, but how long have you had your motor- car?"
15773	Over the sea?"
15773	Petrol, is it?
15773	Pond?"
15773	Qu''importe?"
15773	Raising himself, and dashing the clinging hay wisps from his face, he shouted--"Is she smashed, Roddy?"
15773	Say, what''s up?"
15773	Smith?"
15773	Smoke, or a cloud?
15773	Suppose you_ do_ come down; what then?"
15773	Take a wee drappie?
15773	That all right?...
15773	The chief difficulty is that we do n''t know the exact direction of their camp, but why should n''t I go out to- night and locate it?"
15773	The people do not speak French, I suppose?"
15773	The spectators held their breath: could she live out the storm?
15773	There be summat to wet our whistles on to- night, eh, men?"
15773	There''s some ordered by wire from a man named Benzonana; can you put me in the way of getting it quickly?"
15773	They must be one or other of the opposing fleets, either the Reds or the Blues; but which?
15773	This was written nearly five thousand years ago; what is the aeroplane, a thing of yesterday, in comparison with this glorious relic of antiquity?"
15773	Was it possible that they were making reprisals on the enemy who had previously attacked them?
15773	Was there any use in struggling further?
15773	Well, now, is there a smith in the village?
15773	Well, now, what will your best course be?"
15773	What about your man, by the way?"
15773	What aeroplane?"
15773	What chance was there in this dense forest of finding what he sought?
15773	What do you call that vessel of yours?"
15773	What had we better do?"
15773	What have I to do with aeroplanes?
15773	What in the world are you after?"
15773	What is it this time?"
15773	What is that?"
15773	What is your friend''s hurry?"
15773	What''s the amount of your b- b- bill?"
15773	What''s the matter?"
15773	What''s your name, mister?"
15773	What''s your speed?"
15773	What?"
15773	What?...
15773	When are you due back?"
15773	When do you think you will get there?"
15773	Where did you come from?"
15773	Where do you hail from?"
15773	Where is it?"
15773	Where shall I find you in Penang, sir, if I get there safe?"
15773	Whereabouts was the wreck, sir?"
15773	Who are you?
15773	Who are you?"
15773	Who are you?"
15773	Who are you?"
15773	Who knew if they would have strength or sanity for the task after another sweltering day?
15773	Why had the party left their fort?
15773	Why should you imperil your life, perhaps in vain?"
15773	Why, I suppose you''ve had no breakfast?"
15773	Why?"
15773	Why?"
15773	Will you send a wire to Barracombe for me, Johnson?
15773	Withdraw: yes, certainly, at the quickest possible: but how?
15773	Would you mind running down to the shed and-- cleaning the engine?"
15773	Yes, I know my time''s up: I''ll renew.--You there, Billy?
15773	Yet why was the fort deserted?
15773	You always read the Mater''s letters to her, do n''t you?
15773	You are playing games vid me?"
15773	You can tell me where to get what I want?"
15773	You did n''t get my telegram, then?
15773	You do n''t suppose I came down here on purpose?
15773	You have come all the way from London since Friday morning?"
15773	You know Charley Smith?
15773	You know what I mean: a blacksmith, a man who makes iron things?"
15773	You know your room?"
15773	You wo n''t forget?"
15773	You wo n''t mind me ringing up a few particular friends, and inviting them out to see you?"
15773	You''d like a wash, eh?
15773	You''ll manage it?
15773	are you there?...
15773	exclaimed Mr. Daventry;"what have you been doing to yourself, Smith?"
15773	when did you start?
10599	''Oo cares for the bloomin''''eathen? 10599 A tiger in the Arctic?"
10599	A tiger?
10599	A wolf?
10599	All life belts on?
10599	And the Province, the Red Riders?
10599	And the company?
10599	And you got the wheat from them?
10599	Any heirs?
10599	Are all prisons up here made of ivory inlaid with gold?
10599	Are you hurt?
10599	Believe it''s that seal- fishery business?
10599	But I say,ejaculated Barney,"you can stow the remains of our plane somewhere below, ca n''t you?"
10599	But how much do you really know about airplanes?
10599	But the ensign?
10599	But the wheat?
10599	But what would his pal have to do with it?
10599	Can we do it?
10599	Can you understand their jargon?
10599	D''y''see it, lad?
10599	D''y''see it? 10599 D''y''see''i m?"
10599	Dead?
10599	Did y''see that?
10599	Did you fellows wake up last night?
10599	Did you get it?
10599	Do n''t see anything down there in the ruins, do you?
10599	Do n''t we start for the Pole at once?
10599	Do you remember the obstacle- races they used to have at county fairs when you were a boy?
10599	Do you_ know_ her?
10599	Fer if ye be,continued the man,"ye''s be keepin''a lookout fer Timmie noo, would n''t ye though?"
10599	Four or five days? 10599 Going back?
10599	Going back?
10599	Have we any extra steel plate?
10599	Have you gone due south by west instead of north by west?
10599	Heirs? 10599 How are we going to tell that schooner when we see it?"
10599	How did that happen?
10599	How?
10599	I wonder?
10599	Ice beneath the ocean? 10599 Is-- is that true?"
10599	Kill''em?
10599	La Vaune?
10599	Landed?
10599	Looks like the bones of a man?
10599	Make of it?
10599	Meat?
10599	Might I ask the nature of your proposed trip?
10599	Now I suppose the remaining questions are: Will you be at liberty to take up aviation again and-- do you want to?
10599	Now, why did n''t you say''Yes''on the spot?
10599	Ow is she?
10599	Pardon me,interrupted the Major,"but were some of the reindeer white?"
10599	Rainey, get my case from the locker, will you?
10599	Return?
10599	Rifles?
10599	Say, you do n''t suppose,exclaimed Barney that night at supper--"you remember those awful wide planes of the Major''s?
10599	See what?
10599	Shall we attempt to go on or turn back?
10599	Speaking of rewards,said the Major quickly,"how about that ten thousand which comes to some of us?
10599	Tell me,Jarvis whispered,"do my h''old h''eyes deceive me, or h''is there a line of dark h''over t''th''right of y''?"
10599	That explains why we circled three times during our first day''s flight? 10599 That money?"
10599	The logging company?
10599	The question?
10599	The stuff-- blankets, grub and the like, yes, but--Barney smiled in spite of himself--"why the plane?
10599	Then what''s happened?
10599	Then you did n''t see it?
10599	Think we can save him?
10599	Tiger?
10599	Timmie? 10599 Too close ashore?"
10599	Understand Mill''s grenades?
10599	Was he your boy?
10599	Well, what then?
10599	Well,he asked, when the native had finished,"what do you make of it?"
10599	What d''y''think of that?
10599	What did I tell you?
10599	What do you make of it?
10599	What do you suppose they want to know that for?
10599	What happened?
10599	What happened?
10599	What now?
10599	What puzzles me is, where''s the remains of the fellow''s generator and wireless?
10599	What was that?
10599	What were you making?
10599	What with?
10599	What you doing?
10599	What''s all this rumpus?
10599	What''s on your mind, Bruce?
10599	What''s that tangle above the cliffs there?
10599	What''s that?
10599	What''s that?
10599	What''s the idea?
10599	What''s the matter with you?
10599	What''s this?
10599	What''s up?
10599	What? 10599 What?"
10599	What?
10599	Where can we be?
10599	Who ever thought of going to the Pole in a plane through Canada?
10599	Who were the three strange- appearing natives who had attacked him and his companion in the jail? 10599 Who''s Timmie?"
10599	Who''s he, she, it?
10599	Why, what could be fairer?
10599	Why? 10599 Will h''I?
10599	Will h''I?
10599	Will he beat me again?
10599	Will she rise again?
10599	Wo n''t she be buried in snow?
10599	Would you mind letting me know where you are located?
10599	Would you mind mentioning my name in the message?
10599	Ye''ll pardon an old man''s foolish questions?
10599	You are a Canadian, are you not?
10599	You do n''t think,said Dave,"that we''d attempt the Pole?"
10599	You thought what?
10599	You? 10599 A sail? 10599 A thousand times? 10599 Am I right?
10599	An''ye''ll be lookin''fer it noo, wo n''t ye?
10599	And Timmie?
10599	And if they closed, one after the other, more rapidly than the advance of the submarine, what was finally to become of the submarine crew?
10599	And if we were to find ourselves in the center of such a vast field of ice with oxygen exhausted, what chance would we have?"
10599	And now I wonder-- I just wonder, did they have anything to do with the disappearance of our friend Dave and the engineer?"
10599	And the bear, if he were still there?
10599	And what was that protruding above what remained of the snow?
10599	And where were they going?
10599	And why not?
10599	Apparently not, for from Bruce through the receiver came a groan, then;"What''s happened?
10599	Ar''ye that blind?
10599	Are you going back?
10599	Are you ready?
10599	Are you?"
10599	As for houses, did they not have their deerskins and walrus- pelts?
10599	Barney''s friend, Dave Tower, who had gone North in a submarine on a mission as mysterious as their own; would they ever meet?
10599	Bruce exclaimed,"would n''t it be great to take packs, rifles and mosquito- bar netting and go hunting that fellow in that Northern wilderness?"
10599	But Jarvis?
10599	But honest, does n''t he look natural standing there in the ice?"
10599	But how was that stretch of tumbled icefloe to be crossed?
10599	But the plane?
10599	But twelve years?
10599	But what else could it have been?
10599	But what was this that reached his ears?
10599	But what was this?
10599	But what was this?
10599	But what was this?
10599	But what was to be done?
10599	But why freight the junk?
10599	But, after all, what good does a big expedition do?
10599	But, as for this present journey, you are perhaps aware that an illegal wireless station has been operating somewhere in these woods and hills?"
10599	But, for that matter, who would even dream of a wolf large enough to carry off a two hundred pound deer?"
10599	But-- where were they?
10599	Ca n''t be a whale up here, can it?"
10599	Ca n''t ye see''ow th''thing''d work?"
10599	Ca n''t ye see''ow they do n''t want the h''Americans or th''Roosians to git t''the treasure of this peninsula?
10599	Charting Northeast Passage?
10599	Could he play the part of the mole, as the tiger was sure to play the part of the cat?
10599	Could it be only a bit of bent timber lodged there on the log- roof of a long- abandoned Indian shack?
10599	Could it be possible they had seized the submarine and deserted the party for the sake of gain to themselves?
10599	Could it have been an Indian dressed in white, tanned deerskin?
10599	Dave, who had been studying the shore with the glass, handed it to Jarvis:"Do you see something like a village?"
10599	Dave, who knew that the old seaman was acquainted with several native dialects, said:"What do you make of it?"
10599	Did he see shadows flitting across the ice?
10599	Did he sense the dark shadow which always presaged open water?
10599	Did they see dark figures dancing about the ruins?
10599	Did you shoot him?"
10599	Do n''t ye know all the time the three rascals we well- nigh killed was Japs?
10599	Do n''t you suppose that solves the problem of Peary''s white reindeer?"
10599	Do n''t you think-- think, he and I might manage the sub for you-- your trip?"
10599	Eat?
10599	For a second he hesitated; should he return and call his companions, or should he attempt to anchor the plane, temporarily at least, unaided?
10599	Four or five, did you say?
10599	Going back, did y''say?
10599	Going to quit construction here and use planes the rest of the way?
10599	Had he really been misdirected by the compass on the plane?
10599	Had some Indian tribe taken to farming?
10599	Had the cold benumbed his senses?
10599	Hae ye never hearn o''Timmie?
10599	How did they chance to have a jail at all?
10599	How did they happen to have such a strange jail?
10599	How did you come?
10599	How had he fared?
10599	How had he lived?
10599	How long will it take to complete the repairs?"
10599	How many more times would he do this?
10599	How was it to be done?
10599	If so, who was the person whose bones lay in the ruins?
10599	If the Major''s suppositions were correct; if, indeed, this trader was the hired agent of a fanatical clan, would he not be armed and on the alert?
10599	If the ice did not pile when the floes came together, why was it?
10599	If they wandered this far, might they not easily have gone on to the other side of the continent?"
10599	In another moment the crew found themselves outside clinging to the tilted and unsteady craft, blinking in the sunlight, and seeing--?
10599	No one had a ready answer, and at last the Doctor spoke again:"In the meantime, what are we going to do about it?
10599	No one would be coming up here for a high altitude test, would he?"
10599	North Pole?
10599	Now he shouted through the telephone to Barney;"What''ll I do if I catch a square of light below?"
10599	Or was it-- was it what he knew Bruce hoped it might be-- a supply- house for gasoline, or perhaps a motor- boat with a supply of gasoline on board?
10599	Or, what if it had been abandoned?
10599	Rope- handed spiking hammers or pick- axes?"
10599	Russian gold?
10599	So if ye''ll be goin''to the woods ye''ll be watchin''noo, wo n''t ye?"
10599	So then I have the good fortune to be speaking to the very man I seek?"
10599	So they walked the ridge and had passed the willow clump, when Rainey gripped his companion''s arm, whispering:"What''s that down there to the right?
10599	So why not up here?"
10599	Suddenly the old engineer started:"Did you see''i m?"
10599	The Major and Bruce; had they been blown into eternity?
10599	The Pole; you do n''t suppose he''d try it?"
10599	The only question in his optimistic young mind was, which would arrive first?
10599	The sun soon set and a long night began, but what of that?
10599	The wireless station offers an excuse, do n''t you see?"
10599	Then Bruce voiced their thoughts:"Do you suppose this Major What- you- may- call- him is bringing up his plane for some commission like that?"
10599	Then, with a smile, he said briskly:"Of course, you''ll have breakfast?
10599	There was a peculiar twinkle in the Major''s eye, as he asked:"How do you make that out?"
10599	There was an eager, questioning look in his kindly eyes, as he said in quaint Scotch accent:"Ye''ll noo be goin''to the woods a''soon?"
10599	There''s gold in Russia, on the Kamchatkan peninsula; you know that, do n''t you?"
10599	This wheat- field now?
10599	To the partners?
10599	Took us for a whale, do n''t you see?
10599	Was he asleep and dreaming?
10599	Was he seeing things?
10599	Was the infernal- machine a genuine affair, and if so, would it explode?
10599	Was the man who had been accidentally shot the night before the anarchist trader?
10599	Was the motor simply dead, or was the propeller gone?
10599	Was there much of it to be found?"
10599	What are they up to?
10599	What awaited them on the surface?
10599	What could cause this fright, save the sound and sight of our plane hovering over them?
10599	What did it mean if they were successful?
10599	What do you suppose that means?"
10599	What if the machine- gun jammed?
10599	What if this trading station was one of those myths that float down from the North?
10599	What of the stranger?
10599	What was it that he had just concluded?
10599	What was it?
10599	What was it?
10599	What was that?
10599	What was the answer?
10599	What weapons do you choose?
10599	What were they doing here?
10599	What will you do with your twelve hours?"
10599	What''s doing now?
10599	What''s that out in the center?"
10599	What''s the grand idea?"
10599	Whence had come the seed wheat?
10599	Where did the gold come from that had been used to inlay the ivory?
10599	Where did they come from?
10599	Where was he?
10599	Where?"
10599	Who was this Major, anyway?
10599	Who''d ever thought of that for a prison?"
10599	Who''s in possession of that peninsula at the present time?
10599	Why might not Timmie have camped here and planted this wheat?
10599	Will you forget your flag and your shipmates for gold?"
10599	Will you take the money to the little girl, La Vaune?"
10599	Will you take us both?"
10599	Wo n''t we, Bruce?"
10599	Wolves, grizzlies, some unknown terror, perhaps?
10599	Would he not, perhaps, have Indians and half- breeds hired to help guard his secret?
10599	Would his companion understand and risk a shot as the tiger prepared for another spring?
10599	Would she rise?
10599	Would the craft stand the test?
10599	Would they ever be able to help him blot the stain from his name?
10599	Would they ever return to La Vaune with the money which was rightfully hers?
10599	Would they not perish for lack of air?
10599	Ye''ll be kenin''the lass thet helps in the boardin''shack where you and the bosses eat?"
10599	Yet, here was, after all, another problem: What was this white- coated creature?
10599	exclaimed Bruce suddenly,"who''s this Major chap, anyway?
10599	exclaimed Dave,"who is this doctor of ours, anyway?"
10599	he said, at last,"who''d marvel at that?
10936	''Ai n''t much on conversation, be yer?'' 10936 ''Gwan, you fool nigger, don''you know dat dem flying boys an''gals is to be hayr ter- day?"
10936	''I''m a peddler,''I explained,''could I get something to eat and a room here for the night?'' 10936 ''Peddler?''
10936	''What you tradin''in?'' 10936 ''What you tradin''in?''
10936	''Where you going?'' 10936 ''Where''d you come from?''
10936	A month''s time?
10936	A trip to North Carolina? 10936 Ai n''t you frum the guv- ment?"
10936	All right?
10936	And how did you solve the problem of what to do with the rest of the summer?
10936	And hunt up missing heiresses?
10936	And let those kids get away with what they did? 10936 And then?"
10936	And what''s that,--lie in hammocks and indulge in ice- cream sodas and chocolates?
10936	And what''s that?
10936	And why, pray, Roy Prescott?
10936	Any idea where the young folks have gone?
10936	Anybody been around, Tam?
10936	Anybody laughing?
10936	Are you good with a shovel?
10936	Are you really better?
10936	Busted?
10936	But how could I go?
10936	But how could they know that she was here?
10936	But if it did n''t fly, how in tarnation did it git here?
10936	But if not?
10936	But the guard outside?
10936	But what is your plan?
10936	But what on earth have two shovels to do with stopping a bunch of kids from entering in an aëroplane race?
10936	But who''ll go?
10936	But, my dear children, do you realize what such a trip means?
10936	But-- but who would drive the car?
10936	Ca n''t we stay and help?
10936	D''ye think it was stolen?
10936	Did n''t say anything else?
10936	Did they say they were going to watch all night?
10936	Did you have any success with the telephone?
10936	Did you see anything? 10936 Do n''t be a goose, Aunt Sally,"comforted Peggy;"do n''t you know that lightning never strikes twice in the same place?"
10936	Do n''t know; but he''s all right, depend upon it,said Jimsy cheerfully;"hello, what''s that coming now?"
10936	Do you know what happened to that plug, Carlos?
10936	Do you think she was stolen from somewhere?
10936	Done what?
10936	Everything ready?
10936	Flap its wings and all that like a burd?
10936	Going to tell the girls anything about Kelly and his remarks?
10936	Goodness, then you have n''t any right now?
10936	Got a mortgage on it, eh?
10936	Got any spark plugs?
10936	Gracious, are we in for more trouble?
10936	Great Scot, what''s happening?
10936	Had n''t we better be getting on?
10936	Have you any suspicions as to who did it?
10936	Have you no other name?
10936	Have you telephoned them?
10936	How are we going to get out of this?
10936	How can you say so? 10936 How do you know?"
10936	How does it go anyway?
10936	How fast can the engines get back?
10936	How is that?
10936	How long would it take us to get to Marysville?
10936	How much do you think the lease of your field for an hour or so is worth?
10936	How much do you want?
10936	How was it, Jimsy?
10936	How''d you alls get hyar?
10936	How''s that?
10936	How?
10936	I daon''t, hey? 10936 I do n''t know what to do about her,"admitted Peggy;"suppose we ask Aunt Sally?
10936	I reckon so, son,grinned the red- faced man, in response to this elegant speech;"now, then, are you going to give up that chair or not?"
10936	I wonder where Roy is?
10936	If what?
10936	In just what way?
10936	In just what way?
10936	In what way?
10936	Is he alive?
10936	Is n''t there any fire apparatus near here?
10936	Is that so, Mr. Roy Prescott? 10936 Is the window open?"
10936	It do n''t never do to be too sure,murmured the melancholy Jake,"''cos why?
10936	It''s grand, is n''t it?
10936	Jiggered if I know,spoke Jimsy;"ca n''t you or Roy think of anything?"
10936	My dear child, do you actually contemplate taking me flying through the air at my time of life?
10936	No danger of that,responded Peggy, from the vantage of the tonneau of the car;"but how are you going to rope him?"
10936	No; what good would that do? 10936 Nonsense; what harm can he do us anyhow?
10936	Notice anything peculiar about it?
10936	Now, what''s he trying to do, I wonder?
10936	Of course; who else could go?
10936	Oh, Peggy, what are you going to do with it?
10936	Oh, they did, eh? 10936 Oh, you know me, eh?"
10936	On the other hand, how are we to look after her?
10936	Peggy Prescott, you mean me?
10936	Ready?
10936	Remember what?
10936	Said nothing about coming back?
10936	See here, Jim Bancroft, this wo n''t do,he sharply admonished himself,"you''re on duty, understand?
10936	See that sign?
10936	So you ai n''t going to stay out?
10936	So you''ve been fired, eh?
10936	Surely you ca n''t refuse now?
10936	Taking a stroll, eh?
10936	Tell you what,cried Jimsy suddenly,"what''s the matter with Miss Prescott going along in an automobile?
10936	That''s plain enough,struck in Roy;"but how do you propose to do it?"
10936	The idea just came to me in a second,explained Roy modestly, in answer to the ladies''congratulations and praise,"it worked, though, did n''t it?"
10936	The mayor of the town has asked us to take part,came from Jimsy;"what have you got to do with it?"
10936	Then I''m to stay with you?
10936	Then how kin it fly?
10936	Then we can do nothing more?
10936	Then what are we to do with her?
10936	Then what did they do?
10936	Then you are going to fly out there?
10936	Ther law? 10936 There''s another thing, what are we to do with this little Wren?"
10936	Three what?
10936	Wa''al, it ai n''t flyin'', is it?
10936	Wake you up?
10936	Want to buy him?
10936	We set out for a quiet trip and encounter nothing but troubles--"Adventures, Aunt Sally,laughingly corrected Roy;"what is life without adventures?"
10936	Well, I''ll leave him to you now,rejoined Roy;"is there a hospital near here?"
10936	Well, Tam,he said,"lost your job?"
10936	Well, girls, was it an exciting battle?
10936	Well, girls, what''s up now?
10936	Well, is n''t that being fired? 10936 Well, never mind, I''ve got another for you,"replied Jim Cassell, in what was for him an unwontedly amiable tone;"can you go to work at once?"
10936	Well, there was n''t anything to do but fight, unless we''d run away,laughed Roy,"and now what about the cause of all the trouble?"
10936	Well, what do you make of that?
10936	Well, what next?
10936	Well, what''s to be done now?
10936	Well, why not? 10936 Well,"he said,"what do you think now?"
10936	Well,said he,"are you going to fly?"
10936	Well?
10936	Wha''de matter?
10936	Wha''s true,--dat you all''s crazy?
10936	What are the facts?
10936	What are we to do?
10936	What are you doing here?
10936	What are you doing to this child?
10936	What are you going to do?
10936	What did you say?
10936	What do you mean to do?
10936	What do you mean?
10936	What do you mean?
10936	What gift of second sight have you?
10936	What if anyone pounces on us?
10936	What is it, dear? 10936 What is it?"
10936	What is it?
10936	What is your name, dear?
10936	What next?
10936	What next?
10936	What next?
10936	What on earth is up now?
10936	What will we do about it?
10936	What will we do; go back for reënforcements?
10936	What you alls want hyar?
10936	What''s his name?
10936	What''s the country coming to?
10936	What''s the danger if we keep on?
10936	What''s the matter with it?
10936	What''s the matter?
10936	What''s the trouble?
10936	What''s the trouble?
10936	What''s thet, Jed?
10936	What''s up now, Roy?
10936	What''s up, father?
10936	What''s up? 10936 What''s your idea, sis?"
10936	What, camp out every night? 10936 Where are the aviation grounds?"
10936	Where did those boys come from?
10936	Where is my machine?
10936	Where under the sun did you find them, Beppo?
10936	Where?
10936	Who are you?
10936	Who can have done that?
10936	Who can have done this?
10936	Who is going to take care of Wren?
10936	Who is he?
10936	Who''ll make it?
10936	Whom do you mean by they?
10936	Why do n''t you box the nasty thing''s ears for riding in our car?
10936	Why do n''t you put him on the stage as the boxing ram, or something like that?
10936	Why not go after them now, while the trail is hot?
10936	Why not? 10936 Why not?"
10936	Why, does n''t he wear glasses, have a hawk- like nose and smoke a pipe?
10936	Why, what''s the matter? 10936 Why?
10936	Why?
10936	Why?
10936	Will it last five minutes longer?
10936	Wo n''t, hey? 10936 Wonder how far we are from Meadville?"
10936	Wonder who that man is who is monkeying with the_ Red Dragon_?
10936	Would you care to hear about it?
10936	Wren, do you know that you are a very bad young lady?
10936	Yes, and there are wonderful, long- distance migrations of birds, so why not a cross- country flight of motor butterflies?
10936	Yes, and what then?
10936	Yes; and what did you tell them?
10936	Yes; do you know any reason why I should n''t be?
10936	You bane want me no more?
10936	You kin?
10936	You will, eh?
10936	Afraid of the lightning?"
10936	Ai n''t likely dat ef de Lawd had meant us ter fly he''d have give us wings, would n''t he?"
10936	And then with the same sickly grin:"Say, miss, does it really fly?"
10936	Are you dreaming?"
10936	Are you there?"
10936	But how can you free us?"
10936	But, say, who can have done this?"
10936	Could she make it ahead of her rival?
10936	Get me?"
10936	Got everything ready?"
10936	How about you, Jimsy?"
10936	How comes it you have that monkey wrench in your hands if you were n''t tampering with the machinery?"
10936	How do you suppose that gun came to be there?"
10936	How soon can you get the engines there?"
10936	How was he to confess that he had failed in his trust-- had slept while danger threatened?
10936	I guess you feel pretty sore, Tam, do n''t you?"
10936	I never heard of gals flyin'', although, come to think of it, why should n''t they?"
10936	Illustration:"What are you doing to this child?"
10936	Is there any doubt in your mind that that fellow Cassell is at the bottom of all this?"
10936	It was not altogether an accident, eh?"
10936	No harm in that, is there?"
10936	See it?"
10936	See that deep cañon?
10936	Seems funny, does n''t it, to stable aëroplanes in a livery stable?"
10936	So I see,"was the rejoinder;"how be you goin''ter git out of thar?"
10936	That one with the fallen tree across it?"
10936	That''s so,"cried Roy, snapping his fingers;"it would leave an odd track too, would n''t it?"
10936	Then, with a sudden change of front:"See here, Tam, do you want to make some money?"
10936	WHAT''S TO BE DONE WITH THE WREN?
10936	Was it very wrong of me?
10936	Was n''t Pegasus, the first flying machine on record, a horse?"
10936	Was this Sky Cruise that they had looked forward to with such eager anticipation to be nothing but a series of mishaps?
10936	We''re not hurting anything,"objected Roy;"surely you do n''t mind our occupying the field for an hour or so till the storm blows over?"
10936	Well, they''ll see that they ai n''t everything around here,"responded the lad;"I reckon Jim Cassell has some say here, eh, dad?"
10936	What are you doing there?"
10936	What did they tell you when they let you go?"
10936	What did they want to know?"
10936	What did they want?"
10936	What did you say?"
10936	What do you mean?
10936	What happened?"
10936	What sort of stuff?"
10936	What will we do now?"
10936	What''ll stop me?"
10936	What''s To Be Done with The Wren?
10936	What''s that?"
10936	What''s the trouble?"
10936	Which would win the$ 500 race?
10936	Who are you, anyhow?"
10936	Who could have attempted such a thing?"
10936	Who''ll bid?
10936	Who''ll bid?
10936	Why should we stay out of it?"
10936	You do not like it?"
10936	You''ll take me with you, wo n''t you?"
10936	demanded his wife, noticing his wildly staring eyes and open mouth;"you gone fool crazy?"
10936	exclaimed Roy heartily, glancing approvingly at his sister,"what''s your idea?"
10936	punned Roy;"he ramified all over, did n''t he?"
10936	roared the sheep man;"ai n''t hurt, be you?"
10936	she exclaimed,"what is all this?
10936	she hailed, as the porch party hastily adjourned and ran to welcome her,"how''s that for a novice only recently out of the Mineola School?"
10936	sighed the child;"am I going to stay with you as long as that?"
10936	what''s this?"
10936	yelled Jimsy;"Has n''t had enough of it yet, eh?"
6827	''Sw''at?
6827	About what?
6827	And go back on the_ Skyrocket_? 6827 Anything else gone wrong?"
6827	Apples? 6827 Are you coming?"
6827	Back again?
6827	Big news? 6827 Boy who was drowned?
6827	But did n''t you tell Tod''s dad about what we-- found out?
6827	But might n''t it just have been snagged or shoaled up above, and finally worked loose?
6827	But there were two of you on the island after me, were n''t there? 6827 But there''s one thing that puzzles me-- do you notice how much water there is in the boat?
6827	But what do you want to get onto the island for? 6827 But what was the idea in thumping us because you thought we were from the island?"
6827	But where''s the-- the body, then?
6827	But why do n''t you let us look on the island? 6827 But why do n''t you want us to look for our friend?
6827	But why,Jerry wanted to know,"did n''t you come back home right away-- if you were n''t hurt?"
6827	But wo n''t you tell me about Tod?
6827	Ca n''t you beg off and get a little more time?
6827	Ca n''t you slow her down a little?
6827	Ca n''t you tune her down?
6827	Course I did-- but we''re going, are n''t we? 6827 Did n''t it look like something blackish in the bottom of the boat?"
6827	Did n''t we see you slinking along through the bushes?
6827	Did someone tell you he was there, then?
6827	Did you ask my father about him?
6827	Did you ever run it before?
6827	Did you hear it?
6827	Do n''t you think we''ve wasted enough time, without losing some more by going back?
6827	Do we get a front seat at the circus when the man puts his head in the lion''s mouth-- and a ride on the elephant?
6827	Do you care if we come over and look along the shore of the island?
6827	Do you have to have such skilled mechanics to make those repairs?
6827	Do you hear anything?
6827	Do you know what I think?
6827	Do you suppose Mr. Aikens took the mill boat?
6827	Do you suppose,he began with a kind of despairing eagerness,"that he could have stayed in the boat?"
6827	Do you think it''s a sin to steal?
6827	Do you think it''s wrong to punish criminals?
6827	Do you_ need_ me along, Jerry?
6827	Down river?
6827	Eats?
6827	Eh? 6827 Eh?"
6827	Ever been over this road before?
6827	Fall down? 6827 Find her?
6827	Get them? 6827 Got any plan?"
6827	Groaning? 6827 Guessing, huh?
6827	Have all the river towns been telegraphed?
6827	Have any trouble?
6827	Have you seen anything of our friend?
6827	He swims well, does n''t he?
6827	How can we do it? 6827 How did he happen to get into this?"
6827	How do you know then that this is the right road?
6827	How far do you s''pose the boat''s drifted by now, Jerry?
6827	I believe that Tod Fulton is----"Not alive?
6827	I s''pose I''ll have to stay here and help the Scouts mount guard over the relics here-- when will you be back?
6827	I say, Phil,he called guardedly;"you ready to listen to the wildest kind of a notion?"
6827	I suppose you came to look for a lock of hair from your drowned friend''s head?
6827	Is a half million dollars worth while?
6827	Is he alive?
6827	Is there a gun in the house?
6827	Is your mind wandering, or what? 6827 It belongs to Mr. Fulton, I suppose?"
6827	It seems a shame----began Tod, when they were once more outside, then asked abruptly:"Willing to take a licking, Jerry?"
6827	It turned in toward the river, did n''t it? 6827 Jerry, do n''t you think we''d better be getting on home?"
6827	Know anybody there by the name of Tod Fulton? 6827 Looks like some big crouching animal, does n''t it?"
6827	Lost Island?
6827	Luck was sure breaking our way this morning, was n''t it?
6827	Lunch time already?
6827	Mind if I come out and try my luck beside you?
6827	Mr. Billings came and got you, did n''t he?
6827	Mr. Fulton just came home, pa, and Tod told me to tell him----"Guess it''ll keep till morning, wo n''t it? 6827 Not swearing, I take it?"
6827	Noticed? 6827 Now what?"
6827	Oh, well, the machine''s still here, so why grouch over a couple hours''sleep?
6827	Oh, you here, too, little one?
6827	On Lost Island?
6827	Phil Fulton and his Boy Scouts----"My nephew, you mean, from Chester? 6827 Put''em in jail you mean?"
6827	Shall I tie you up?
6827	Shall we call?
6827	Shall we risk going closer?
6827	Suppose it does get dark: there''s such a thing as flying by night, is n''t there? 6827 Suppose my mother wo n''t let me?"
6827	Suppose you tell her we''ve got to go and get our boat? 6827 Supposing,"hesitated Dave,"supposing the boat''s grounded on Lost Island itself----""It''s the boat we''re looking for, is n''t it?"
6827	That you, Jerry? 6827 Then what you after him for-- if he''s your chum?"
6827	They? 6827 Think I''m going to let you go up alone, with a twisted wing that might give out?"
6827	To the island? 6827 Tod could help a lot, and I suppose you are one of the dubs, but where are the rest?"
6827	Tod----he gasped--"where''s Tod?"
6827	Trying to get onto it? 6827 Two hours at a stretch, turn and turn about?"
6827	Two men, you say? 6827 Wake me up at twelve, will you, ma?"
6827	Want it?
6827	Watch the old_ Skyrocket_ till I get back, will you, Jerry?
6827	Water sure is filling up, is n''t she? 6827 We could swim, could n''t we?"
6827	We- l- l-- Son, can you make a stretcher?
6827	Well what? 6827 Well, what I want to know is: How did it get out?
6827	Well, what in thunder''s Fulton got in a safe that any robber would want?
6827	Well, what''s the idea of our coming over here every night to sleep, when there''s oodles of room there on Lost Island, where we''re needed? 6827 Well, who does?"
6827	Well?
6827	Were you scared?
6827	Wha-- what bucket?
6827	What are they made of? 6827 What are you doing, son?"
6827	What can we do?
6827	What difference does it make to you? 6827 What difference does that make, if they''ve already got the blueprints''?"
6827	What do you mean? 6827 What has happened?"
6827	What in the world do you mean?
6827	What is it, Tod?
6827	What is it-- a riot?
6827	What is it? 6827 What is it?"
6827	What is it?
6827	What next? 6827 What was that?"
6827	What was the matter with you back there on the island? 6827 What will you say to your conscience when your enemy drops destruction onto your brave countrymen in the trenches from the Fulton Aeroplane?
6827	What ye driving at? 6827 What you going to do, Jerry?
6827	What''ll it be?
6827	What''s all the excitement?
6827	What''s eating you? 6827 What''s got into you?"
6827	What''s happened?
6827	What''s happened?
6827	What''s that''huh''? 6827 What''s that?"
6827	What''s that?
6827	What''s that?
6827	What''s the cause of the delay now?
6827	What''s the idea?
6827	What''s the idea?
6827	What''s the matter with you, Dave?
6827	What''s the matter, Phil?
6827	What''s the meaning of that rumpus out there?
6827	What''s the program?
6827	What''s the trouble?
6827	What? 6827 What?"
6827	Where are you-- so I can call you back?
6827	Where can you?
6827	Where were you, that you knew there were two of us?
6827	Where will I find you after breakfast?
6827	Where you going to turn in?
6827	Where''s dad?
6827	Where''s the morning gone to?
6827	Where''s your boat?
6827	Where-- where''d you learn to do things like that?
6827	Who could n''t?
6827	Who''s going to help you handle it? 6827 Who''s the best swimmer in the crowd?"
6827	Why in thunder did n''t you wake us in time so I could have got a drink?
6827	Why locked in, if Mr. Billings had gone to bring your father? 6827 Why not just get into our boat and row over?
6827	Why not take her all apart while we''re at it, Jerry?
6827	Why not take the boat and go down the middle?
6827	Why, Frank Ellery, seventh son of a seventh son? 6827 Why, nothing, Jerry----""Then what you talking about going on home when I''m running down a clew like that?"
6827	Will you promise me to come back and let me pick the birdshot out of you after you''ve made a landing on Lost Island?
6827	Wing?
6827	Wonder what that man was doing on Lost Island?
6827	You came alone?
6827	You came in the airship?
6827	You do n''t mean to tell me that you''re hungry?
6827	You mean_ bass_ lake, do n''t you?
6827	You remember last week when we were out, and the storm caught us and pretty nearly swamped the boat? 6827 You think he''ll try to patch up the_ Skyrocket?_"asked Jerry.
6827	You think_ they_ did it?
6827	You waiting for gasoline?
6827	You will snore away like six buzz- saws on circus day, huh?
6827	You wo n''t mind if I do n''t get back till late?
6827	You''re going to swim over, are n''t you, Jerry? 6827 You''re surely not going to make us try to swim it?"
6827	You?
6827	Your wetting did n''t tame you down any, did it? 6827 _ Dave!_ Dave-- do you remember?
6827	_ Where_ is he? 6827 A sin? 6827 Afraid you''d up and rescue yourself?
6827	All set now?
6827	And an officer''s been looking for you----""Police?"
6827	And if you got hold of that boat- seat, for instance, you''d pretty near hang on, would n''t you?
6827	And leave the machine here for anybody to come along and study out-- or steal?
6827	And why, why had Mr. Fulton laughed at Jerry''s story-- and yet followed his clue in this stealthy way?
6827	Anybody got any objections?
6827	Are we going to let them?"
6827	Are you game to go along?"
6827	At last Phil quieted down his dancing mob and put the question Jerry had been awaiting:"How did you do it?"
6827	At the same time he was conscious of a disappointed feeling in his heart; why could it not have been the United States that had bought the invention?
6827	Boy Scout for sir?"
6827	But if they could steal the plans in the meanwhile-- get me?"
6827	But suppose somebody just ahead of you made it his business to buy the hundred-- how about that?"
6827	But what became of your friend-- if there_ were_ two of you?"
6827	But who was the man in the boat?
6827	But-- but-- how do you know?
6827	Can you blame us for being sore?"
6827	Carry my clothes along the bank, will you?
6827	Dave, do you mean to tell me you did n''t hear what the man said?"
6827	Did he go after a doctor?"
6827	Did n''t you hear him say:''Where was young Fulton drowned?''"
6827	Did you get the doctor?"
6827	Did you see it?
6827	Did you think we were going any other way?
6827	Do n''t you see?
6827	Do n''t you understand?
6827	Do you blame us for wanting to lay you out?"
6827	First off he''d try to bale her out, would n''t he?
6827	For, why should Tod be rescued in this weird fashion?
6827	Going along, Dave-- with me?"
6827	Harris?"
6827	Have you found his-- his body?"
6827	He here?
6827	He''s a cousin of mine-- why, what''s the matter?"
6827	His eyebrows almost met in a frown as he repeated mechanically:"On Lost Island, you say?
6827	Hopes?
6827	How about it, Jerry?"
6827	How are we going to get over?"
6827	How do we know?"
6827	How far have we gone?"
6827	How many times did you fall down?"
6827	How''s the knife brigade coming on?"
6827	Huh?"
6827	Hustle up, Tod-- what you standing there gaping for?"
6827	I heard Daisy going on out here like the devil before day-- or was it you two who were pestering her?
6827	I laugh like a billygoat, do I?
6827	I suppose I could get him, but just what are these Boy Scouts?"
6827	In fact, I rather enjoyed your little visit-- though I will admit you scared me a bit when you held the knob of the door to the hangar----""Hangar?
6827	Is that a go, Tod?"
6827	Is yet, is n''t he, Tod?"
6827	It''s a good ten inches from the top-- how full would it have been when she popped up from under the falls at the dam?"
6827	It''s about time for the boys to-- listen to those Indians, would you?
6827	Jerry repeated, puzzled, to himself:"Left plane-- what in thunder''s that?"
6827	Jerry votes for the dam, do n''t you, Jerry?"
6827	Jerry yelled, louder this time,"and get her level?"
6827	Just outside the ring of light cast by the deserted camp fire, however, Jerry halted and asked:"Thought what you''ll tell_ them?_""Why, no.
6827	Me groaning?
6827	Never heard of the Boy Scouts?"
6827	No?
6827	Of-- of Tod?"
6827	Remember how you always used to be telling Tod and me to grin hardest when we were getting licked worst?"
6827	Ring?"
6827	Shall we get your dad?"
6827	Shall we go on?"
6827	Some scheme, eh?"
6827	Suppose there was no one there-- had been no one there?
6827	Suppose we could come down in your back lot?
6827	Suppose_ they_ are at the house by now?"
6827	That friend of yours could n''t very well be on my island without my knowing it, could he?"
6827	There are n''t any falls down this way, are there?"
6827	There''s at least a mile of bare copper wire about the place-- what you two standing with your mouths wide open for?
6827	They were perhaps halfway across when Jerry asked, anxiously, it seemed:"Ca n''t you get any more speed out of her, fellows?"
6827	Think you''re going to have the nerve to go up with me, son?"
6827	This?"
6827	Tod, take a squint at the sun-- five- thirty, is n''t it?
6827	Two blooming foreigners trying to steal an airship out of Mr. Fulton''s safe down there in his cellar-- wasn''t that what you said, boys?"
6827	Want to hear it?
6827	We can tell that chump over there----""Thought you told us good Scouts were always respectful to our elders?"
6827	Well, then, Boss Jerry, what''s orders?"
6827	What do you think?"
6827	What does it all mean?"
6827	What good would it do them?"
6827	What in tarnation you up to anyhow?"
6827	What in thunder''s got into you?
6827	What kind of fish can you take in old Roundy after eight o''clock?"
6827	What new bug has bitten you?"
6827	What say we sneak back, see if there''s a gun at the cabin, and take them by surprise when they start burglarizing the hangar?"
6827	What shall we do?
6827	What was that thing that just sailed over the house?
6827	What you kids doing?"
6827	What you mean, fall down?
6827	What you trying to hide, you two?"
6827	What''d we say if we came back with a bag of pot metal for our money?"
6827	What''ll you say?"
6827	What''s fishing got to do with it?"
6827	What''s next?"
6827	What''s orders?"
6827	What''s our plan?"
6827	What''s that contraption you''re sitting on?"
6827	What''s that pinned to your blanket?"
6827	What''s that?"
6827	What''s the idea?
6827	What''s your plan?"
6827	When''d your dad get to be an inventor?"
6827	Where are we now?"
6827	Where are you from, anyhow?"
6827	Where away, boatman?"
6827	Where do you put it all?"
6827	Where in thunder are all those boys?"
6827	Where is he?"
6827	Where was young Fulton drowned, anyway?"
6827	Where''d you get onto it?"
6827	Where''ll we land?"
6827	Where''ll you try it, below or above?
6827	Where''s the nearest farmhouse?"
6827	Who is_ she_--and where?
6827	Who was the other hero?"
6827	Who''s going along with me?"
6827	Who''s got a heavy knife with a sharp big blade in it?"
6827	Who''s the goat you had in mind?"
6827	Why did n''t you invite them into the house, son?
6827	Why had the man refused to let Tod''s friends come on the island?
6827	Why should n''t he ask that?"
6827	Why, Jerry?"
6827	Why?"
6827	Will you buy the machine and the idea on approval?
6827	Will you do this?
6827	Will you leave it to me?"
6827	Wo n''t you fellows go along with me?
6827	Wood?"
6827	Would the man never get there?
6827	You say you do n''t belong on the island?"
6827	You told me you''d let me go camping with the bunch, do n''t you remember?
6827	You were n''t_ on_ Lost Island, were you?"
6827	You will not be long?"
6827	You''ll blow the factory whistle when it''s time to get up, wo n''t you?"
6827	cried Mr. Fulton, despair in his voice,"do n''t you see?
6827	shouted Phil,"where''s the meat- axe?"
10954	A flight?
10954	A large red one?
10954	After this affecting tableau, is there anything you wish to say to me, hey?
10954	Ai n''t tryin''ter fool us, are yer?
10954	All is not lost yet, Mortlake, hey, hey, hey?
10954	And Jess and Jimsy and----"And that other young fellow? 10954 And a nice, lonely sort of place, too, hey?"
10954	And if not?
10954	Are n''t you afraid of burglars coming and blowing the door of the safe off?
10954	Are n''t you going to ask us in?
10954	Are we far from Cape Charles?
10954	Are you Miss Margaret Prescott, the girl aviator I have read so much about in the technical publications?
10954	Are you going to keep on, Roy?
10954	Are you going to tell him, Peggy?
10954	Are you going to try for it?
10954	But what about the_ Butterfly_?
10954	But what are we to do with those two rascals now that we have caught them?
10954	But what if, as you fear, the Prescotts have a superior aeroplane?
10954	But what''s it all for?
10954	But where are the folks who own it?
10954	Can I help you fix the machine?
10954	Can we do anything to help you?
10954	Can we leave a message for you at your shops, or would you like a lift home with us?
10954	Can you direct me to Mr. Mortlake''s aeroplane factory?
10954	Can you guide us, my boy?
10954	Can you read the printing on that sign?
10954	Come, are you going to answer?
10954	Confound it,he thought,"is this chit of a girl making fun of me?"
10954	Did any of those bills have an identifying mark on it?
10954	Did you come in an aeroplane, too?
10954	Discharged you, eh? 10954 Do I have to answer that question, now?"
10954	Do n''t mind if I have a look at it, do you?
10954	Do you deny that this was your wallet?
10954	Do you mean Mortlake?
10954	Do you mean to say that Mortlake is scoundrel enough to plot against her, too?
10954	Do you mind getting out?
10954	Do you recall the safe being opened while you were in the room? 10954 Do you think I''ve got nothing to do but talk to you fellows all day?
10954	Do you think it possible that he is also going to take in that outfit down the road?
10954	Do you think that odious boy suspects anything?
10954	Do you think we can overhaul her, Roy?
10954	From yonder sky,grinned Jimsy, trying, not very successfully, to assume an inanely cheerful tone,"not badly hurt, old man, are you?"
10954	Good gracious, Peggy, what are you trying to do?
10954	Good heavens, is n''t there any good in the world?
10954	Had an accident?
10954	Had n''t you better shut down a bit? 10954 Have I?
10954	Have you any idea at all as to the direction of the light, Peggy?
10954	Have you got der plans?
10954	Have you got your course?
10954	He is in Hampton-- why?
10954	He''s polite about it, is n''t he?
10954	Heard the news?
10954	Hey, girls, seen a package on the road?
10954	Hey? 10954 How did it all happen?"
10954	How did you ever come to make such a mistake?
10954	How did you hear of it?
10954	How far from here is the place where your partner is?
10954	How long will that take, do you think?
10954	How on earth did you happen to do that, Mortlake?
10954	I agree with you,was the dry and rasping reply;"at least, they have put us in possession of one valuable bit of knowledge, hey?"
10954	I beg your pardon?
10954	I know, Sis, but what possible way have we to prove it? 10954 I suppose you fellows know that you are breaking the law and in danger of imprisonment if you are caught?"
10954	I understand that you folks was in this house yesterday afternoon?
10954	I wonder if he''ll have the face to brazen it out?
10954	I wonder what mischief those young cubs are hatching up now?
10954	I wonder who the fourth can be?
10954	I-- here, what are you trying to do? 10954 Is n''t it against the rules for women or girls to drive machines in this contest?"
10954	Is n''t it? 10954 Is n''t that just like a brother?
10954	Is the island inhabited?
10954	Is this enough?
10954	Is this lieutenant going to stay long in Sandy Beach?
10954	Is-- is the baby all right?
10954	It''s too bad,repeated Fanning,"but ca n''t I do something?"
10954	Let''s see,said Roy thoughtfully,"you''re one of the workmen at the Mortlake plant, are n''t you?"
10954	Like to see how that was done?
10954	Look here,cried Roy, indignantly wiggling in the officer''s strong grasp,"ca n''t you see that this is all a mistake?
10954	Looks rather too warm to be comfortable, does n''t it?
10954	Lost Brig Island,echoed Jess in an alarmed tone;"is this an island?"
10954	Magnificently handled, do n''t you think so, Mortlake?
10954	My dear Peggy,exclaimed Jess, with a smile that showed all her white even teeth,"what will you do next?
10954	My dear, little girl,said James Bell,"can you trust me?"
10954	No, but no doubt we shall when we reach the farm- house,put in Jess;"is n''t it thrilling, though?"
10954	Not in there?
10954	Now, what is there that''s familiar about that voice?
10954	Oh, do you like it?
10954	Oh, so you got the boy, hey?
10954	Oh, were n''t they taken aback, though, at the idea?
10954	Oh, you did, eh? 10954 Pardon me,"he said,"but is your name Regina?"
10954	Pressing her a bit, are n''t you?
10954	Queer, is n''t it?
10954	Ready?
10954	Ready?
10954	Really? 10954 Roy Prescott here?"
10954	Smart as a steel trap, with teeth that bite and hold, hey, hey, hey?
10954	So the government really means to give us an opportunity to show the worth of our machines?
10954	So,said Mortlake,"I''m left alone at last, eh?
10954	Strong language?
10954	Sure? 10954 That message you sent me-- what does it mean?"
10954	That would be an easy bill to identify,commented Palmer, uneasily,"wonder if this can be a trap?"
10954	The half- hour signal,cried Jimsy;"everything ready?"
10954	Then what was it doing in your possession?
10954	Then your brother did n''t see the safe opened?
10954	There''s nothing serious the matter, is there?
10954	They are actually selling stock?
10954	They told me----"Oh, come in, wo n''t you?
10954	This is a very unfortunate business, hey?
10954	To what am I indebted for the pleasure of this visit?
10954	We trust you absolutely,said Peggy,"and you''ll trust us?"
10954	We understand, guv''ner,he rasped out in a hoarse voice;"Slim, here, and me do n''t take long ter catch on, eh, Slim?"
10954	Well, I may have some work for you to do----"Work, guv''ner? 10954 Well, do you want to race then?"
10954	Well, this is a nice fix, is n''t it?
10954	Well, what do you want me to do about it?
10954	Well, what if we did?
10954	Well, what is it?
10954	Well, what is it?
10954	Well, where are those papers, then?
10954	Well,growled Mortlake,"what have you got to say to me?"
10954	Well,said Mr. Bell, looking round him with a smile,"who says that all the adventure and excitement is in the West?"
10954	Well?
10954	What are you going to do?
10954	What can we do for you?
10954	What d''ye think of that, hey, Mortlake?
10954	What d''ye think of that? 10954 What did you come for?"
10954	What did you read?
10954	What do you mean to imply?
10954	What do you think, Sis? 10954 What do you think?
10954	What do you want me to do?
10954	What do you want to do with me?
10954	What game of cross- purposes and crooked answers is this?
10954	What is all this-- a joke? 10954 What is it, Sis?"
10954	What is it? 10954 What make of machine is your car, Fanning?"
10954	What name was that you just mentioned?
10954	What right have you to demand them?
10954	What''s that? 10954 What''s that?
10954	What''s the matter, sheriff?
10954	What''s the meaning of this rough behavior?
10954	What''s up?
10954	What, wo n''t even the wonderful equalizer render her safe?
10954	What, you here?
10954	Whatever was that you used? 10954 Where are you off to?"
10954	Where can they be going?
10954	Where do you want me to go?
10954	Where is the house? 10954 Where?"
10954	Which one?
10954	Who are they?
10954	Who?
10954	Why did n''t you say that before?
10954	Why not?
10954	Why should I? 10954 Why, did they?"
10954	Why, if I may ask?
10954	Why, what is it? 10954 Why?"
10954	Why?
10954	Will they report us?
10954	Will you be good enough to mail some letters for us?
10954	Will you do something for me-- will you aid a miserable outcast to right a great wrong?
10954	Wonder where they can be going to?
10954	Wot papers might you be lookin''fer?
10954	Wots it worth if we tell yer where them papers are, guv''ners both?
10954	Yep,was the grunted reply;"and now Mister What''s- Yer- Name, what are you going ter do with us?"
10954	Yes,said Peggy,"did n''t you know?
10954	Yes,she said;"why?"
10954	You ai n''t goin''ter give us up guv''ner? 10954 You are sure this was the place?"
10954	You ca n''t scare me by rattling old bones,he said,"What do you know about it?"
10954	You do n''t think I''m going to allow Fanning Harding to scare me out of anything, do you?
10954	You do not? 10954 You have an aviator attached to your place, then?"
10954	You have been in New York, then?
10954	You say that they were hanging about Mortlake''s place?
10954	You see,she explained,"it would never do for us to reveal all our secrets, would it?
10954	You thoroughly understand your instructions now?
10954	You''re sure that bill is all right, Joey?
10954	After all, why should n''t Mr. Harding and Mortlake be driving to the farm?
10954	All agreed that things looked as black against them as could be, but-- where was the proof?
10954	All right, ai n''t it?"
10954	And in the face of this, do you mean to say that the boy would dare to keep up his apparent negotiations with the United States?"
10954	And who do you think is to be his companion?"
10954	And yet, what could be Mortlake''s object?
10954	Are you willing to let your estimate of young Prescott stand or fall by this meeting?"
10954	Bell?"
10954	Bradbury know that I''m here?"
10954	But I can do the same thing if you''d care to see it?"
10954	But Jimsy said suddenly:"If that was the case, why did n''t they try to make out that I stole it?"
10954	But Roy struck in with a question:"Was n''t Mr. Mortlake, accompanied by Harding, out here last night?"
10954	But do n''t you see what power that gives us?"
10954	But what does all this mean?
10954	But what does all this mean?
10954	But what had become of them?
10954	But what under ther sun air you young folks in your fine clothes a- doin''out here?"
10954	But what was the_ Golden Butterfly_ doing?
10954	But what?
10954	But why do you look so distressed, Peggy?"
10954	But you do n''t think I''m worrying about your car now, do you?"
10954	But, man, what has happened to you?
10954	By the way, what time does the first test come off?"
10954	Close at hand?"
10954	Did n''t I, Slim?"
10954	Did n''t you just hand the plans of the aeroplane over to that representative of a foreign government whom Mr. Mortlake is now chasing?"
10954	Did you hear any details?"
10954	Did you know that for some days past a German spy has been in Sandy Beach?"
10954	Do you know him?"
10954	Do you mean to try to lie out of it?
10954	Do you suppose that Mr. Prescott will be long?"
10954	Drop from ther clouds?"
10954	Fine young girls, eh?
10954	For what object?
10954	Foun''suthin''vallerable, hev yer?
10954	Got the money?"
10954	Have you any clue yet?"
10954	Hey, hey, hey?"
10954	Hey, what''s all this?
10954	Hey?"
10954	How about it girls, are you hungry?"
10954	Hullo, who''s this?"
10954	I can take you to him?"
10954	Is n''t that enough?"
10954	Is this the Prescott house?"
10954	Is your brother badly hurt?"
10954	Listen-- who do you suppose has come back to Sandy Beach?"
10954	Mortlake?"
10954	Mortlake?"
10954	Nice products of the twentieth century, hey?"
10954	No, not that schooner below there-- I mean that sort of whitish drift-- it looks like cotton-- on the horizon?"
10954	Now then-- do you know a man named Mortlake?"
10954	Oh, how can I ever thank you?"
10954	Or are you afraid to drive mine?"
10954	Poor Roy, I wonder how he is getting along?"
10954	Prescott?"
10954	Regina, have n''t you a word for me?
10954	Roy will be as good as ever by to- morrow, wo n''t you boy?"
10954	See?"
10954	Smart as a steel trap, hey?"
10954	So Master Roy Prescott, you were planning to unmask me by that side- comb, were you?
10954	So he was keeping that as evidence against me, eh?
10954	Strange, is n''t it?"
10954	Suppose they mistake us for burglars, and shoot us?"
10954	Suppose----Good heavens, what''s that?"
10954	That chap who got away wore a gray suit, while yours is a blue serge, is n''t it?"
10954	That is, if you girls are n''t scared?"
10954	The part of Roy on that eventful night had been played by:"Guess whom?"
10954	To be accurate, young Prescott''s-- you know whom I mean?"
10954	Was it fancy, or did Roy, for a second, see Mortlake quail and whiten?
10954	We was broke, and----""And so you thought you''d replenish your pockets by holding up some automobilist or traveller, eh?
10954	Well, what was the nature of that employment?"
10954	Well, what''s that got to do with me?"
10954	Well, would n''t that jar you?"
10954	What about that pocket tool kit I had when I started out on the auto?
10954	What are you doing here?"
10954	What could be coming now?
10954	What d''ye mean by that, hey?
10954	What d''ye mean by that?"
10954	What do you know about this?"
10954	What do you mean?"
10954	What do you want?"
10954	What does all this mean?"
10954	What is it?"
10954	What more do you want?"
10954	What of him?
10954	What on earth do I know about it?"
10954	What time is that naval lieutenant coming to look over the Prescott aeroplane, Peggy?"
10954	What was that the crowd were shouting?
10954	What''s all this?"
10954	Where is such an aeroplane?"
10954	Who can be coming now?"
10954	Who could the two pretty girls in natty motor bonnets, with goggles attached, the plain, heavy skirts and dark shirt- waists be?
10954	Who ever saw a barn with skylights on it?"
10954	Who was in the parlor beside yourself when Mr. Galloway opened the wall safe to reward the men who had helped him extinguish the fire?"
10954	Who''s to know we have the money?
10954	Who, then?"
10954	Who?"
10954	Why ca n''t we get a doctor?
10954	Why did you go into the manufacture of aerial machines, if you did n''t mean to stick it out?"
10954	Why do n''t you call the police?"
10954	Why do n''t you get somebody else to do it?"
10954	Why had Regina been so mortified, and apparently alarmed, when she had announced the loss of one of her side- combs?
10954	Will you go?"
10954	Will you meet him?
10954	Wo n''t you forgive me for deceiving you about your father all these years?"
10954	Wo n''t you have a straw hat-- I mean a seat?"
10954	Wonder where they can be going?"
10954	You agree with me, do n''t you?"
10954	You came here with him?"
10954	You can see we''re not flying, ca n''t you?"
10954	You thoroughly understand, now, to- morrow night on the road to Galloway''s farm?"
10954	You wo n''t mind accompanying me then, while I oversee the workmen?"
10954	Your brother was not there?"
10954	asked Peggy boldly enough, despite her inward terror;"you had better go on at once, or----""Waal, or what?"
10954	cried Mortlake, while old Mr. Harding spluttered:"Eh, eh?
10954	exclaimed Peggy, as a sudden thought struck her,"suppose there should be trapdoors?"
10954	he cried as his eyes fell on the trio,"whar under ther sun did you come from?
10954	murmured Roy, smiling pluckily, as the Bancrofts came toward him with pitying looks,"but where in the world did you come from?"
10954	shouted Mortlake, uselessly as he knew,"what''s the matter with you?"
10954	shrilled Regina, who had now joined the group,"you do n''t surely mean to insinuate?
10954	the man nodded his head in the direction in which Fanning and Regina had vanished,"did they come in a Mortlake aeroplane?"
10954	whistled the boy,"a new conquest for the irresistible Fanning, eh?"
10954	you did not drop it?"