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 |
|---|---|
| 27101 | how is the gun to be sponged?" |
| 19209 | Wherefore such a beak? |
| 19209 | ( When did a traveler enter a Portuguese town on any other than a feast day?) |
| 19209 | Boussingault thinks it is owing to the lack of atmospheric air in the water; but why is it nearly confined to the women? |
| 19209 | Can not you once forego your dinner, and feast your mind with the poetry of the landscape?" |
| 19209 | Cotocachí( from_ cota_? |
| 19209 | Step- mother, La máma, Táma quíra( máma?). |
| 19209 | The query is, How came they there? |
| 19209 | Was this a centre of creation, or were the fowls upheaved with the Andes? |
| 19209 | Where else combined do we see such a series of towering mountains, such a volume of river- water, and such wide- spreading plains? |
| 19209 | Where would one of the lower or higher classes in Europe have shown such feeling politeness to a poor and miserable object of a degraded race?" |
| 19209 | Who has not heard of Gonzalo Pizarro and his fatal yet famous expedition into"the land of cinnamon?" |
| 19209 | [ Footnote 183: Query: Is the name Yagua( blood) derived from the practice of coloring the body red?] |
| 38774 | How could they get at them? |
| 38774 | And her majesty, espying it, wrote underneath,--"If thy heart fail thee, wherefore climb at all?" |
| 38774 | And where were they when all these difficulties overwhelmed them? |
| 38774 | But how could they test this fact, when all weights would be increased alike,--the pound of feathers and the pound of lead? |
| 38774 | But, when they are only a group among a thousand others, who will presume to say they all are the work of man?... |
| 38774 | Could their situation be more deplorable? |
| 38774 | Did he shudder at the magnitude and baseness of his crime? |
| 38774 | He delivered to her there some few of the things which Joachim had left in his charge; but to the question,"What had become of the rest?" |
| 38774 | If these were isolated, who would not say they were artificial? |
| 38774 | Is there such a country? |
| 38774 | WHICH IS THE TRUE RIVER? |
| 38774 | What is meant by Eldorado? |
| 38774 | and, if there be, where is it? |
| 38774 | was the next question:"by land, or by water?" |
| 21385 | All on board? |
| 21385 | And how is Maono? |
| 21385 | And what are those monkeys? |
| 21385 | And what could make you wish to think of doing anything of the sort? |
| 21385 | And why do you doubt that all will come right in the end? |
| 21385 | And why would he not come to the camp? |
| 21385 | Are my father, or mother, or sister ill? |
| 21385 | Are you inclined to go on bore, gentlemen? |
| 21385 | Arthur!--Arthur!--where are you? |
| 21385 | But did you feel any pain from your wound? |
| 21385 | But surely you are going with us to the camp? |
| 21385 | But then, who is to look after Arthur? 21385 But what reasons have you for so thinking?" |
| 21385 | But where are the hooks? 21385 But where are you? |
| 21385 | But why should we be afraid of these little creatures? 21385 But would you not also be able to teach her about the God of the English?" |
| 21385 | Can we help you, sir? |
| 21385 | Can you join me? |
| 21385 | Can you run? |
| 21385 | Can you tell me, my friend,asked John,"if an English family are stopping anywhere on the banks down the river?" |
| 21385 | Can you tell us where we can land with safety? |
| 21385 | Could we not go back to help them? |
| 21385 | Could we not try to come to terms with their enemies? |
| 21385 | Do n''t you think if the gospel were taken to them it would have its never- failing effect? 21385 Do n''t you think it possible they got notice that they were about to be attacked, and made their escape in good time?" |
| 21385 | Do n''t you think, Harry, that we could make the Indians understand what we want? |
| 21385 | Do you not think we could leave a note, asking him to let us come and visit him before we go away altogether? 21385 Do you think he will attack us?" |
| 21385 | Do you think they were attacked by natives, and driven away? |
| 21385 | Do you think we shall persuade him to come with us? |
| 21385 | How do you like it? |
| 21385 | I say, Harry, do n''t you think we ought to save her from that? |
| 21385 | I wish that the canoes were ready-- or could we not set off by land? |
| 21385 | Is Houlston saved? |
| 21385 | Is it Arthur Mallet he is speaking of? |
| 21385 | Is it for tanning? |
| 21385 | Is that where we are going? |
| 21385 | It will be jolly, will it not, Arthur? |
| 21385 | My cow good? |
| 21385 | My friends,he exclaimed,"what is it you require? |
| 21385 | Now, Harry, what do you say? |
| 21385 | O Arthur will he come-- will he come? |
| 21385 | O Harry, what has become of the other canoe? |
| 21385 | O John, do you think he will recover? |
| 21385 | Oh I what can it be? |
| 21385 | Oh, what can that be? |
| 21385 | Oh, you have a young chaplain with you,said the recluse;"and what pay does he receive?" |
| 21385 | Shall I kill it for you, senora? |
| 21385 | Surely my friends would not have wished me to remain, dishonoured or disgraced, or doomed to a felon''s death? |
| 21385 | Then do you wish me to remain with you? |
| 21385 | Then how comes he to be called Don Jose? |
| 21385 | Then you agree with me in my notion? |
| 21385 | Then you do think it is the raft? |
| 21385 | Well, Harry,said Uncle James,"would you like to go back to school, or accompany John and Ellen to South America? |
| 21385 | What I would you go with us? |
| 21385 | What can have happened to him? |
| 21385 | What do you say, Harry-- shall we go and hunt for them? |
| 21385 | What induced you to do that? |
| 21385 | What is it, Ellen? |
| 21385 | What is it? |
| 21385 | What is that? |
| 21385 | What is the matter with him? |
| 21385 | What is the matter? |
| 21385 | What is the matter? |
| 21385 | What is your name? |
| 21385 | What must we do? |
| 21385 | What shall we do? |
| 21385 | What shall we tell her? |
| 21385 | What will you like to be called, old fellow? 21385 What, my young friends,"he exclaimed,"brought you here? |
| 21385 | What, then, do you mean to do, father? |
| 21385 | Where can it come from? |
| 21385 | Where has it gone? |
| 21385 | Where is he then, Arthur? |
| 21385 | Where is my boy? |
| 21385 | Which way shall we turn-- up or down the stream? |
| 21385 | Who are you? |
| 21385 | Who goes there? |
| 21385 | Who is for a race? |
| 21385 | Why not take him to the recluse? |
| 21385 | Why, what can that be? |
| 21385 | Why, where is the raft? |
| 21385 | Will he die? 21385 Will you become a good fellow and treat the little chaps properly, or will you spend the night out here?" |
| 21385 | Will you promise? |
| 21385 | Would it not be better to get our guns ready to fire? |
| 21385 | Would it not be better to go ourselves? |
| 21385 | You do not know what dangers they may be exposed to; and suppose we were surprised and killed by the enemy, what would become of them? |
| 21385 | You hear that, Houlston? |
| 21385 | You promise, on your word of honour,said Tony;"and you will not go and complain of us? |
| 21385 | You will find poor Arthur? 21385 You will not go back, then, and live in the woods by yourself, my dear father?" |
| 21385 | And what has happened to the poor Indian? |
| 21385 | And your sister-- is she safe?" |
| 21385 | At last we heard him say,"What is it you want?" |
| 21385 | But how did you get back?" |
| 21385 | But look there, master; what is that light on shore? |
| 21385 | But what had become of them? |
| 21385 | But what had become of them? |
| 21385 | Could it proceed from Houlston? |
| 21385 | Could you not manage to come down?" |
| 21385 | Did I say my prayers? |
| 21385 | Do not you think we had better wait till I get into your class, or rather higher still?" |
| 21385 | Do you seek the blood of these white people? |
| 21385 | Had the Indians been there-- or had Ellen and her attendants fled? |
| 21385 | Had they been seized and carried off to Quito, or had they made their escape? |
| 21385 | Has anything happened to him?" |
| 21385 | Have you been attacked again by the Majeronas?" |
| 21385 | Have you come off to me in the canoe?" |
| 21385 | How can I describe it? |
| 21385 | How had he not before been seen by us? |
| 21385 | I am sure that he will promise what we ask-- won''t you, Houlston?" |
| 21385 | I have got a prime one which beats all those of the fellows in my class; or will you go shares in a pair of leather reins?" |
| 21385 | I say, Harry, do n''t you think that will be a capital name?" |
| 21385 | If the Indians had come, where had they carried our sister, and what had they done with her? |
| 21385 | Is there no way by which your friends can escape by the other end of the igarape?" |
| 21385 | It was a human being; and if so, who else but Arthur? |
| 21385 | Presently I heard a voice at no great distance exclaiming,"What is that? |
| 21385 | Shall we ask him?" |
| 21385 | Still, how could they escape alone? |
| 21385 | The animals must take care of themselves.--Domingos, are you ready?" |
| 21385 | The canoe had disappeared, and where was Arthur? |
| 21385 | The point to be settled is, how are we to carry out that plan?" |
| 21385 | Then what would become of poor dear Ellen? |
| 21385 | True, pressing his head against me, looked up affectionately in my face, as much as to ask,"What are we to do next, master?" |
| 21385 | Were we to wait for the return of the owner, or go back to our settlement? |
| 21385 | What can have happened?" |
| 21385 | What can man want more? |
| 21385 | What can we do for him?" |
| 21385 | What is your opinion, Harry?" |
| 21385 | What were we to do? |
| 21385 | What will that benefit you? |
| 21385 | What would become of us during the long, dreary night? |
| 21385 | Where have you come from?" |
| 21385 | Who is there?" |
| 21385 | Will he die?" |
| 21385 | Will you have a hoop? |
| 21385 | Would it not be wise to go there in the canoe; you and Duppo, for instance, and leave John and I to assist these people?" |
| 21385 | Would you like to go and see them at once?" |
| 21385 | Yet, how could he have escaped? |
| 21385 | and where the bait?" |
| 21385 | can it be them?" |
| 21385 | cried Arthur,"what is the matter with my foot? |
| 21385 | have you not brought back the canoe? |
| 21385 | is it you?" |
| 21385 | what has happened?" |
| 21385 | what is that speck out there towards the other side?" |
| 21385 | what is that?" |
| 21385 | what, do you speak English?" |
| 21385 | what, do you speak English?" |
| 21385 | who can those be?" |
| 21385 | why is Arthur not with you? |