Questions

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identifier	question
50631	But why should Lenz be permitted to pass through and not ourselves?
50631	Ca n''t you talk with your own people?
50631	Ca n''t you understand a Chinaman?
50631	McIlrath?"
50631	My name was"parted in the middle;"why not give my wife half of it?
50631	Why is this distinction of a degree made?
36383	''Do you know what a Proctor is, Sir?''
36383	''From Canada?''
36383	''I do n''t like tandems, do you?''
36383	''Wete ye not wher stondeth a litel toun, Which that ycleped is Bob up- and- doun, Under the blee in Canterbury way?''
36383	''Where is the shrine?''
36383	But presently she said,''Are you going back soon?''
36383	Did I want to be driven into Canterbury, indeed?
36383	Did we like tandems?
36383	Do you like tandems?
36383	Do you like tandems?''
36383	Every now and then he would dart from our side to ask each one in turn, in a gentle whisper,''You''re an American, are you not?''
36383	How better could this be done than by riding over the ground made sacred by them on our tricycle?
36383	If ours had no beginning, would it be a genuine pilgrimage?
36383	This was to have been our starting- point; but how, it suddenly occurred to us for the first time, could we start from nothing?
36383	Were we already in danger of forgetting the aim of our pilgrimage?
36383	Would we sacrifice our great end for what we had intended to be but a means to it?
36383	[ Illustration]''Are you the lady and gentleman that came on the tandem?''
36383	and another,''How are you there, up in the second story?''
36383	the priest exclaimed; and, without more ado, walked up to him and boldly addressed him thus:''Ahem!--I say now-- who are you, any way?''
49474	Do the fleas trouble you any? 49474 Why do n''t you stop off at Shoshone and go down and see the falls?
49474	All enjoying themselves?
49474	And what were these men after, down in this hole in the solid rock, over two hundred feet from the surface?
49474	As I pushed the machine up the steep side of the mound they did not ask me"Why do n''t you get on and ride?"
49474	But it may be asked what has a touring bicyclist to do with the railroad, and why should he feel less or more like grumbling?
49474	But what shall I say of the scenery?
49474	Desiring information, I said:"I wonder if any of those people in large canvas covered wagons we have been meeting are Mormons?"
49474	Do you think we have horns?"
49474	Has it got East?
49474	How do those railroad tunnels through the Alps compare with this?
49474	How many frame houses would stand such a blow?
49474	Now, where was a wheel to go?
49474	Surely they wanted me to come out and say something, I thought; but what could I say?
49474	The smell of boiling coffee soon put a keen edge upon our already ravenous appetite, but what could we cook besides?
49474	What do you Eastern people think of the Mormons, anyway?
5136	An Americanish araba, Effendi; have you any ekmek?
5136	Bey Effendi, have you any ekmek?
5136	Carpoose?
5136	How will you trade horses?
5136	Just about twelve miles,I reply;"what do you make it?"
5136	What do you propose doing, then?
5136	What does your cyclometre say?
5136	What''ll you do when you hit the snow?
5136	What''s the matter with your leg?
5136	What''s the name of these Indians here?
5136	Where are you going?
5136	Where have you come from?
5136	Where is the headquarters of the Augsburg Velocipede Club?
5136	You have n''t got one of those mirrored rooms, have you?
5136	( how many liras?)
5136	("This; what is it?")
5136	-"What have you, then?"
5136	Christian?
5136	Do you go mit der veld around?"
5136	Englander?"
5136	For some reason or other- perhaps the poor woman has none prepared; who knows?
5136	He puts his bald head out of the window above, and asks:"Pe you Herr Shtevens?"
5136	I mentally exclaim,"what will you do when that nose- bag has petered out?"
5136	I suppose you keep track of the crops as you travel along?"
5136	In such a case, would a wheelman be justified in using his revolver to defend his bicycle?
5136	Scanning time: 15 hours OCR time: 20+ hours Proof# 1: 25 hours Proof# 2:?
5136	The pasha arrived too late this evening at Eski Baba to see the bicycle:"Will I allow a gendarme to go to the mehana and bring it for his inspection?"
5136	They ask me if I made it myself and hatch- lira?
5136	They put no candles in, no naphtha, no anything; where does it come from?"
5136	Thrice during the forenoon I am accosted with the invitation"mastic?
5136	Who has not heard the"Ohio yell?"
5136	cogniac?
5136	do n''t you see the saddle?"
5136	what newspaper?"
49831	How much?
49831	Of course,he said; we already had enough to carry; would the_ Signora_ forgive him for troubling her?
49831	To Rome?
49831	Which is the way to Terni?
49831	_ And the name of the going up the side of the hill is called Difficulty._"_ Is not the place dangerous? 49831 _ Perchè?_"we asked again.
49831	_ Perchè?_we asked.
49831	_ Who has not journeyed through a country with his favorite author long before he makes the actual trip himself? 49831 After all, what did he know about us except that, vagrant- like, we were wandering in the mountains at a most unseasonable hour? 49831 And I, had I any? 49831 And how far did we expect to go to- day? 49831 And that map of Tuscany we said we would give him, would we not remember it? 49831 And where had I bought my dress? 49831 But could he show us some fine frescos or sell us antiquities? 49831 But we wanted to see his house? 49831 But who ever knew the hour when the people of an Italian town were not up and abroad? 49831 But would we not now stay at her villa all night, instead of in Cortona? 49831 Could we tell him? 49831 Did not all his playmates see him ride by in his pride? 49831 Did we not know there were waterfalls, and famous ones too, but three miles distant? 49831 Had we ever tasted the famous Montepulciano,king of all wine"?
49831	Had we, by mischance, wandered into a Valley of the Shadow of Death?
49831	Hath it not hindered many in their pilgrimage?_"We left Siena the morning after the marionette exhibition.
49831	He himself was a professional letter- writer, and if the_ Signore_ had any letters he wished written--?
49831	How could he?
49831	How much more of this was there, we asked a woman watching swine on the hillside?
49831	In despair I broke in in French:"But, my father, can not we stay this one night?"
49831	Is it any wonder that we both lost our tempers, and that an accident was the smallest evil we wished the manufacturers of our tricycle?
49831	No, he answered; but would we like to look in the wine- press opposite?
49831	No?
49831	None but spirits could have sung there; and what spirits would dare to lift their voices in this famous street but those of Baglioni?
49831	Oh, is''t not strange that what they did so well In the Pen way meets in the Name Pen- nell?
49831	Perhaps_ monsieur_ speaks French?
49831	Should we stay long in Italy?
49831	The ticket- seller even came in, and in soft pleading tones said that we might have any places we wanted; why then should we choose the worst?
49831	Then one opened his mouth very wide and pointed to his teeth:"The little sir,"he asked,"is he a dentist?"
49831	To our"_ Perchè?_"he said it was the law.
49831	Was it not all America?
49831	Was it of value?
49831	Was there a rule like this at Monte Oliveto, and was six the hour when its bolts and bars were fastened against the stranger?
49831	Was this right?
49831	We could not take the time to visit them?
49831	We must not mix water with it; it was Christian, why then should it be baptized?
49831	Were they to dine with us?
49831	What was one against so many?
49831	What would the_ Speedvell Cloob_ have thought?
49831	Where was the_ trattoria_?
49831	Why can not it be believed, for the legend''s sake, that the olives were planted afterwards because of the name?
49831	Would not the_ Signora_ have a handkerchief?
49831	Would we not go and dine and then come back?
49831	Would we write him postal cards to tell him of the distance and time we made?
49831	Yes, he assented, what was it I wanted?
49831	You know it?
49831	_ Chi lo sa?_--"Who knows?"
49831	and sometime we would come back to Empoli?
49831	and who, when he comes to see with his own eyes that at which he has hitherto looked through some one else''s, does not find himself his best guide?
49831	as much perhaps as a hundred francs?
49831	he exclaimed, of what use were they?
49831	what is this which Ime to sett before ye?
13749	Ca n''t it be forded with camels?
13749	Do they have railways in Yenghi Donia?
13749	Eat soup with a spoon?
13749	Ever hear of Dadur, the place of which the Persians tritely say:''Seeing that there is Dadur, why did Allah, then, make the infernal regions?'' 13749 Ever hear of Dadur?"
13749	General Roberts Sahib, Cabool to Kandahar?
13749	Gladstone koob or Salisbury koob?
13749	Kishtee ass?
13749	Knowing that you have been worried in the same way yourselves,says Abbas Kahu,"I have replied to them,''Is the Sahib a giraffe and I his keeper?
13749	Like the one at Iskenderi and Stamboul?
13749	No bridge? 13749 No village, with people to assist with poles or skins to make a raft?"
13749	Noon ass?
13749	Parsee namifami?
13749	Paruski ni?
13749	Sheerah ass?
13749	Some of you pedar sags have stolen my money; who is it? 13749 Sowari pool f pool koob; rupee- rupee Jcoob?"
13749	There will be no trouble about getting permission to go through Turkestan?
13749	These men are not bul- buls; then why do they sing?
13749	Well, what if he is the Padishah''s step- father? 13749 Well, yes, I understand; Afghanistan-- what of it?"
13749	What have you then besides bread?
13749	What is the fire yonder?
13749	What was that? 13749 What was the medicine you prescribed, Gray?"
13749	What''s the matter? 13749 What''s up now?"
13749	Where are you going?
13749	Where have you come from?
13749	Why the devil do n''t you put them out, as you are told, then?
13749	Yes; why do n''t you have railroads in Iran? 13749 ( Do you understand Persian?) 13749 ( How much money did the King give you?) 13749 ( am I hungry, thirsty, or ill?). 13749 ( how much money?) 13749 Addressing himself to me, he inquires:Sahib, Parses namifami?"
13749	Among the wiseacres gathered around me plying questions, is one who asks,"Chand menzils inja to London?"
13749	Beaching the pagoda, we pass, on the opposite shore, the town of Yang- tai(?).
13749	Dismounting, and allowing them to approach, in reply to my query of"Chi mi khoi?"
13749	He speaks of London, and wants to know about Mr. Gladstone and Lord Salisbury-- which is now Prime Minister?
13749	I wonder, and does it always rain so soft and noiselessly here as it does to- day?
13749	In reply to the general and stereotyped query,"Shoot anything?"
13749	Several war- junks are anchored before Yang- tai; unlike the peaceful(?)
13749	Stevens?"
13749	Suppose the Sahib''s iron horse was a wheel of fire, what harm would it do their country even then?"
13749	The joint query of"chand pool?"
13749	They gather in a crowd about me when I stay to seek refreshments; the general query of"What is he?
13749	They have no squeamishness whatever about his watching their own natatorial duties; why, then, should he shrink within himself and wave them off?
13749	What cares she for Ferenghi"sanitary fads?"
13749	What is to be done?
13749	What plans could they devise to keep out the English?
13749	What, after all, are the ambitions and enterprises of an individual, compared to the will and policy of an empire?
13749	Where do these interesting specimens of Beerjand''s weird population want to entice me to?
13749	Why, then, do you come to me?
13749	a cuckoo?"
13749	mashallah, what language does he speak?"
13749	no ferry- boat?
13749	no means of getting across?"
13749	nobody expected to ever see anything of you again; and so you got through all safe, eh?"
13749	one of the erring pair replies,"Yes, we shot several canvas- backs, but lost them in the reeds; did n''t we, old un?"
13749	pahni?
13749	what is he?"
13749	where is the khan and the inirza?
13749	where''s the khan?"
13749	why do they want to entice me anywhere?
13749	you wanchee room?
12334	About what?
12334	And about the murderer?
12334	And actually cut off a big slice of your vacation in order to see her?
12334	And as for that country which you figuratively called Cathay, did you find that pleasant?
12334	And do n''t you really think I ought to go to her with the message, and then come back and tell you how she took it and what she said?
12334	And do n''t you see,she added, with animation,"what an advantage I possess in having determined never to marry?
12334	And how about New- Year''s Day?
12334	And how did you get through that awful storm?
12334	And how did you like the mistress of that little inn?
12334	And how do you like your cycle of Cathay?
12334	And is he gone? 12334 And now tell me-- is that all?
12334	And so you used to live in Walford?
12334	And to- day?
12334	And what ways are those?
12334	And you do n''t know where your Cathay is to be?
12334	And you recognized me,I said,"when you saw me at the gardener''s house?"
12334	And you went all the way back,she said,"to inquire after that Burton girl?"
12334	And, besides, why should you take him there? 12334 Been caught in the rain, eh?
12334	Been taking a walk?
12334	Brownster,said Mr. Putney to his butler,"will you give this gentleman a candle and show him to his room?"
12334	But how about the hall, Maria?
12334	But is n''t there some other way of getting that bear to the hotel?
12334	But suppose,said I,"you should meet a man who should be in perfect harmony with you in all important points?"
12334	But what for a coat?
12334	Ca n''t you get him something to eat?
12334	Ca n''t you speak to him in Italian?
12334	Can I obtain lodging here for the night?
12334	Can I see the master of this house?
12334	Could n''t he be shot and buried?
12334	Did I arrive after the regular supper- time?
12334	Did he find the new life all that he expected?
12334	Did the Italian give you money to go back with?
12334	Did you ask her if she wanted steps taken to apprehend him?
12334	Did you know him?
12334	Do you call that a compliment?
12334	Do you know her?
12334	Do you know,said he,"that Edith wanted to drive you over to the inn?
12334	Do you know,she said, suddenly turning towards me,"what I would like better than anything else in this world?
12334	Do you suppose we are heathens, to let you start off at this late hour in the afternoon for a hotel? 12334 Do you suppose we could take him away from this post if we wanted to?"
12334	Do you think you can manage to walk in?
12334	Do you want the boy to take your little bag out and strap it on?
12334	Excuse me,said Miss Edith,"but do n''t you think that something ought to be done about apprehending this man-- this Italian?
12334	Have I said anything about affection?
12334	Have you been thinking about her all the time you have been away?
12334	Have you far to go?
12334	Have you far to go?
12334	How did she take the news?
12334	How did this happen?
12334	How did you happen to fall?
12334	How do you know that?
12334	How do you know this is for me?
12334	How ever can he do that? 12334 How long is it since Mr. Chester gave up the school there?"
12334	How old are you?
12334	I do not suppose you have packed up any medicine among your other things?
12334	I forgot to ask you,she said;"did you take any of those capsules I gave you when you were starting off on your cycle?"
12334	I suppose there is no place near here where I can have a new tire put on this wheel?
12334	I suppose you saw everything on our place,she asked,"when you were walking about this morning?"
12334	I want to know first about your foot,I said--"how is that?"
12334	I wonder how much he''d take in for one meal,said John,"if you''d give him all he wanted?
12334	I wonder if he would be tame with strangers?
12334	I wonder if we can get him into it?
12334	Is it any sort of condition or circumstance which prevents? 12334 Is n''t that the dinner- bell I hear in the distance?"
12334	Is n''t this a dreadful predicament?
12334	Is that his name?
12334	Is there any sense in such a name?
12334	Is this where you left him?
12334	It is like part of a quotation from Tennyson, is n''t it? 12334 Never mind that,"she said,"but tell me, did n''t you think it would be just lovely to live with her in that delightful little inn?"
12334	No what?
12334	Now, I suppose,she said,"you are going straight on?"
12334	Now, I wonder if it will be safe for me to drive him again?
12334	Now, shall we examine the paper?
12334	Oh,said she,"you are the schoolmaster at Walford?"
12334	Report?
12334	Shall I bring him some more?
12334	Shall I give you a lift?
12334	Shall I go after him? 12334 So you stopped at the Holly Sprig?"
12334	The corduroys?
12334	Then it has not been a wheel of fortune to you?
12334	Then you do not think they did you any good?
12334	Very well, then,said I;"suppose I fall in love with you?"
12334	Was your wheel injured more than you thought?
12334	Well,said she, as we walked together away from the golf links, but not towards the house,"what have you to report?"
12334	Were you going for a walk?
12334	What are they?
12334	What are we going to do, John? 12334 What are you going to do with that, Percy?"
12334	What are you going to do?
12334	What do you mean?
12334	What do you mean?
12334	What do you want?
12334	What in the world am I to do?
12334	What in the world are you studying?
12334	What in the world is the matter with her? 12334 What is that?"
12334	What on earth am I to do with a bear?
12334	When she spoke to you in that way were n''t you trying to find out how she felt about the matter exclusive of the inn?
12334	Where are the other two?
12334	Where have you planned to spend the night?
12334	Who advised you to go on to the Cheltenham?
12334	Who in the world could have sent a letter to me here?
12334	Who is''he''?
12334	Why ca n''t I marry you?
12334	Why do you say that?
12334	Why not?
12334	Why on earth do you ask such a question as that? 12334 Will you walk in, sir, and register?"
12334	Wo n''t that tire you dreadfully?
12334	Wo n''t you please come in,she said,"and see mother?
12334	Would it be very impolite,said I,"if I whistled?"
12334	Would the Fates have made that young woman fall from her bicycle if there had been two men coming along on their wheels?
12334	Would you like to retire to your room, sir, or would you prefer-- prefer sitting out here to enjoy the cool of the evening? 12334 Would you mind holding the chain,"I said to Walter,"while I try to drive him down?"
12334	Would you mind, sir,he said,"if you did not give me anything?
12334	Would you mind,she said,"letting me feel your muscle?"
12334	You are sure he is gentle?
12334	You know them?
12334	You see that light- colored spot in the portico? 12334 You''re stoppin''here for the night?"
12334	After all, what is there in a profession?
12334	And Mr. Chester-- what of him?
12334	And now what''re we going to do?
12334	And wo n''t you have to come back after your bear?
12334	And, by- the- way, do you know a young man named Willoughby?
12334	Are you fond of orchids?"
12334	Are you going this way?
12334	Are you sure this is the place?"
12334	But I will ask you to answer one thing: Is the decision final?"
12334	But what is it you want to ask me?"
12334	But what is to be done now?
12334	But who is going to hold up my wheel while you help me to get on it?"
12334	But why do you want to tie him?
12334	But why should that affect you so wonderfully?
12334	But why should you think for an instant that I cared for that?
12334	But will not this be a great inconvenience to you?
12334	Can you imagine anything that can be done with that beast?"
12334	Chester?"
12334	Could it be possible?
12334	Could she care enough about me to resent my stopping at the Holly Sprig?
12334	Did n''t you intend to walk down to the Holly Sprig when you were starting out by yourself this morning?"
12334	Did you ever kick him or anything?"
12334	Did you ever think of giving it a name?"
12334	Did you write out any minutes for the last evening, and would you like me to read them for you?"
12334	Do n''t you think so?"
12334	Do you see that flower- pot on the top of the stump by the little hill over there?
12334	Do you suppose I consider that a dishonorable calling?
12334	Do you think that I am forcing myself upon you at a time when I ought not to do it?
12334	Do you think the animal will become dangerous when he misses his master?"
12334	Do you think you could hit it with an apple?
12334	Do you want some more tea?"
12334	Does n''t anybody know the Italian for''Come down out of a tree?''"
12334	Had any one ever before paid his bill in such fashion?
12334	Had that boy Percy been making reports?
12334	Has he paid his bill?"
12334	He would sing very well if he had a better voice-- don''t you think so?"
12334	Here was a place of public entertainment, and, as I was one of the public, why should I not be entertained?
12334	How did that happen?"
12334	How far do you expect to go on your wheel, and do you travel alone?"
12334	How in the world did you happen to be leading a bear?"
12334	I gazed at her mystified, and she said,"Do n''t you know that Miss Willoughby is going in the same train with you?"
12334	I had not expected to see her again, certainly not so soon, and here I was alone with her, free to say what I chose; but what should I say?
12334	I never had anything happen like this, but who could have expected a great bear by the side of the road?"
12334	I think he is quieter, and if you will stand by him and talk to him-- he knows you?"
12334	If I understood you properly, you left the bear not far from a small house inhabited by three women?"
12334	Is n''t there any place where he could be put until the Italian comes back?"
12334	It is possible to give a foot a bad twist without spraining it, is n''t it?"
12334	Miss Susan, are you hurt?"
12334	Now we understand each other, do n''t we?"
12334	Now, would you like that?"
12334	Perhaps I can ride on and get you a conveyance?"
12334	Putney?"
12334	She looked at me with an anxious expression, and then said,"How do you think it would do for you to wait on the piazza until the rain is over?"
12334	Should I jump down even now and decline to go to the Holly Sprig, or should I go on and attend to my business like a sensible man?
12334	Then presently I asked,"Will this horse stand if he is hitched?"
12334	This may sound a little hard and cruel, but do n''t you think it is the way she would have to look at it?"
12334	Was it possible that she could have known what had been likely to happen there, and what had happened there?
12334	Was it possible that this little ragamuffin was the only one in that village who was sorry to see me depart and who desired my return?
12334	Was n''t that perfectly awful?"
12334	What are you going to do?"
12334	What could I find more enjoyable than this?
12334	What could I have said?
12334	What did it mean?
12334	What did it mean?
12334	What do you think of it?"
12334	What would I have said?
12334	When we came out again, I asked myself:"Is she in the habit of doing all this to chance visitors?
12334	When you grow up and go to parties, how would you like to show bare arms shaped like mine?
12334	Wherefore this feeling of disappointment?
12334	Why do you care for her?"
12334	Why should I be consumed by this restless desire to get on?
12334	Why should I go to that uncomfortable hotel?
12334	Why should I not spend a few days at this inn, reading, studying, fishing?
12334	Why should she?
12334	Without the least hesitation, I asked:"Do you ride a wheel?"
12334	Would I have said anything of importance, of moment, to Mrs. Chester, if the boy Percy had given me an opportunity?
12334	Would she treat a Brown or a Robinson in the way she is treating me?"
12334	Would you like a little nip of whiskey, sir, to keep the damp out?"
12334	Would you like to have the skin, and do you care particularly about the head?
12334	Would you mind waiting a few minutes?"
12334	You are the school- teacher at Walford, are you not?"
12334	You came here by the way of the Holly Sprig Inn, did n''t you?"
12334	You''re the gentleman that had a bicycle tire eat up by a bear, ai n''t you?"
12334	You''re the school- master from Walford, I think, sir?
12334	[ Illustration:"''DO YOU THINK YOU COULD HIT IT WITH AN APPLE?''"]
12334	[ Illustration:"''I DON''T THINK YOU OUGHT TO TAKE THIS LETTER''"]"What circumstances?"
12334	[ Illustration:"''WOULD IT BE EASIER TO MANAGE A BOY OR A BEAR?''"]
12334	[ Illustration:"HE WAS RUNNING AWAY"]"Are you hurt?"
12334	stand for in your name?
2183	''Did you say you wanted a cushion?'' 2183 ''I never said it was, did I?''
2183	An''ye''ll bide wi''me, Davie, an''work for me?
2183	And what else?
2183	And what lived in this wood beside the girl?
2183	And why was it dark and gloomy?
2183	Any more hills?
2183	Any sign of that restaurant?
2183	Anyhow, ye''ll do your best, Davie? 2183 Anything else?"
2183	Are you positive?
2183	Are you sure?
2183	Are you sure?
2183	As much as that?
2183	But I do n''t want to go down there,she said;"may n''t I go this way?"
2183	But do we want it to change?
2183	But surely you are not allowed to shoot a man dead for picking fruit, even in France?
2183	But whatever is it?
2183	But where are we?
2183	But where''s Percy?
2183	By the way, what_ is_ the treble?
2183	By- the- by,he said,"do you remember whether I said the bisecting line of that segment pointed to the north or to the south?"
2183	Ca n''t you fellows understand a joke? 2183 Can you think of any saddle ever advertised that you have_ not_ tried?"
2183	Come,said the Professor,"what are those animals with tails, that run up trees?"
2183	Could you have left it in the garden?
2183	Could you put up with that?
2183	Do n''t you call this being up?
2183	Do n''t you think,said George,"that if we made our way back to the village, and hired a boy for a mark to guide us, it would save time in the end?"
2183	Do you mean to say we have only come thirty- five miles?
2183	Do you think it''s fire?
2183	Do you think so?
2183	Extraordinary, is n''t it?
2183	Fine morning, is n''t it? 2183 Good race, was n''t it?"
2183	Grand view, is n''t it?
2183	Have you tried throwing stones at him?
2183	He was''Balloonist''?
2183	How do you mean, from here?
2183	How do you mean?
2183	How far?
2183	How many copies of that statue did you say we saw?
2183	How much do you reckon the stove is going to cost you?
2183	How would you translate it?
2183	I beg your pardon, what was that you said about our milk?
2183	I like the morning,he says,"do n''t you?"
2183	I should never have believed it possible,said Harris:"would you?"
2183	I suppose you are satisfied with what you have done?
2183	I take it you fellows are naturally anxious to improve your minds?
2183	Inside where?
2183	Is it your bicycle?
2183	Is n''t he ever coming back?
2183	Is n''t there anywhere between here and St. Blasien? 2183 Is the stuff prepared?"
2183	Is the thing all right?
2183	It is bigger,he said;"what more can one say?"
2183	It looks like it, does n''t it?
2183	It''s a fine street, is n''t it?
2183	It''s jolly in the garden,he suggests;"you would n''t like to get up and have a game of cricket, would you?"
2183	It''s your head, is n''t it?
2183	Jenny,said Dolly,"are you awake?"
2183	Managed what?
2183	Mrs. X.,returned Mrs. Y., drawing herself up to her full height,"how dare you?"
2183	No; no; what grows in a wood besides trees?
2183	Now then, now then, what''s all this about?
2183	Oh, so you admit it? 2183 Oh, you asked the price of chalk, did you?
2183	Oh, you think so, do you?
2183	One prospect,said Harris,"is very much like another prospect; do n''t you think so?"
2183	Only three?
2183	Quite near, is n''t it?
2183	Quite right; and what did the torrent do?
2183	Suppose we look for it?
2183	Surprised about what?
2183	Talking of nature,said George,"which should you say was the nearest way down?"
2183	Tell me,I said-- I was curious on the subject--"what language was it you spoke when you first came in?"
2183	That he what?
2183	That seems all right,I said;"what''s wrong about that?"
2183	Then who is that, in there?
2183	There are some stiff hills to climb?
2183	Well, what is it?
2183	Well, what shall we do?
2183	Well, you know the way they shake you about, and how you have to look out for the corners, and mind yourself when they stop and when they start?
2183	Well,he said,"is it all right?
2183	Well?
2183	What I mean is,I said,"can it be moved at all, or is it a fixture here?
2183	What about route?
2183	What about the river?
2183	What are we to do?
2183	What bicycle did you say this was of yours?
2183	What can it be, then?
2183	What cats?
2183	What d''ye think I am,he continued,"a boot collector?
2183	What do you call late?
2183	What do you think of that?
2183	What do you want me to do with that?
2183	What do you want to go about with him for, if he''s not your dog?
2183	What has happened to him?
2183	What is a Kneipe?
2183	What is a''Bummel''?
2183	What makes me think so?
2183	What makes you think so?
2183	What makes you think that?
2183	What poster?
2183	What should I want to leave it in the garden for? 2183 What should she want a house at Folkestone for?"
2183	What sort of a wood?
2183	What statue?
2183	What the devil do I want with a cab?
2183	What''s he doing there?
2183	What''s that?
2183	What''s the attraction about him?
2183	What''s the matter?
2183	What''s the matter?
2183	What''s the matter?
2183	What?
2183	Whatever am I to do?
2183	Whatever brings you here?
2183	When shall we start?
2183	Where did you get it from?
2183	Which hill?
2183	Whose dog is it then?
2183	Whose is it?
2183	Why did you throw them out of window?
2183	Why not?
2183	Why not?
2183	Why should n''t I send a cushion to my aunt?
2183	Why, what''s the matter with it?
2183	Why, what''s the matter with to- day?
2183	Why?
2183	Will you have a cab?
2183	Wo n''t you come inside?
2183	Yes, but hang it all; did you hear what he hinted about our milk?
2183	You are not ill, are you?
2183	You did not understand it?
2183	You do n''t think it possible for us to start to- day?
2183	You do n''t think this can be anything in the nature of a private orchard?
2183	You do n''t think we can have made a mistake?
2183	You get the right wind behind the_ Rogue_--I said:"What is the right wind?"
2183	You have n''t put it in your pocket?
2183	You''ve been reading those criticisms again,said Ethelbertha, more sympathetically;"why do n''t you take my advice and put them on the fire?"
2183	You,continued he, pointing to a boy in the middle;"what else was there in this wood besides trees and bushes?"
2183	("Sind die stoffe parat?")
2183	--"It is impossible, madam; my neighbour, here, is very stout"--"Shall we not endeavour to arrange our legs?"
2183	A man at thirty- four--""A man at what?"
2183	Ai n''t there enough of''em?
2183	And how do you propose to do it?"
2183	And what else?
2183	And what else?"
2183	And what made it roar?"
2183	And what were you doing with a sack, pray, in Deacon Abraham''s poultry- yard at twelve o''clock at night?"
2183	And why could not the sunbeams penetrate there?"
2183	Anyhow, which way do we go now?"
2183	Are you ever tired in the morning?"
2183	Begin at your feet; what do you wear on your feet?
2183	Blasien?"
2183	But is it a good thing?
2183	But is the virtue of the prize- fighter the virtue of the soldier?
2183	But of what use is that?
2183	But what was he doing here?
2183	But why does he carry his stick over his shoulder?
2183	But, tell me, why do you ask me?"
2183	Can you explain it?"
2183	Come down quietly, ca n''t you?
2183	Could you ever notice,"said Harris,"any difference between one piano and another?"
2183	D''ye think I decorate the shop with''em to make it look pretty?
2183	D''ye think I hang''em about here to look at''em?
2183	D''ye think I love the boots, and ca n''t bear to part with a pair?
2183	Did the man''s spirit haunt through the darkness the muddy river stairs; or had it knowledge of the ways of Nature?
2183	Did you ever hear of a man keeping a boot shop and not selling boots?
2183	Do n''t either of you remember where I put my camera?"
2183	Do n''t happen to have any potato peelings in here?
2183	Do n''t you think so?"
2183	Do you think I should be standing here at five minutes to nine looking for it if I had it in my pocket all the while?
2183	Do you think I''m a fool?"
2183	Do you think it is anybody you know?"
2183	Do you think,"continued Ethelbertha,"that you could persuade Mr. Harris to go with you?"
2183	From the way he hitched his shoulders as he moved, I somehow felt he was saying:"They''ve seen the Gate, have n''t they?
2183	Had it a collar, or was it fastened with a bow?
2183	Harris puts it,"If I had wanted you to jump off, why should I have said''Sit tight!''?"
2183	Harris said:"Leave what alone?"
2183	Have you managed it?"
2183	He asked me''Where?''
2183	He said:"Are these things yours?"
2183	He said:"Funny things one does come across in the summer time, do n''t one?"
2183	He said:"Have you overhauled it?"
2183	He said:"Is the tandem all right?"
2183	He said:"This is dangerous; have you got a screw- hammer?"
2183	He said:"Well, do you think everything will be ready?"
2183	He said:"What are you doing with that bicycle?"
2183	He said:"What d''ye think I keep boots for-- to smell''em?"
2183	He said:"You do n''t think it wants overhauling?"
2183	He''s not your passenger:"to hear him grunt out:"What''s the matter-- lost your pedals?"
2183	Her delight was clouded by only one reflection-- would the dressmaker be able to finish a yachting costume for her in time?
2183	Here somebody would explain,"What''s this?"
2183	His wife wanted to know"what business?"
2183	How can one rhapsodise over a view when surrounded by beer- stained tables?
2183	How could it be the south?
2183	How did you get there?"
2183	How does it run?"
2183	How lose one''s self in historical reverie amid the odour of roast veal and spinach?
2183	How much?"
2183	How would you like it yourself?
2183	I have not noticed anything different; what''s the matter with you?"
2183	I said,"Seen what?"
2183	I said:"''What''s the least you will take for it?''
2183	I said:"Captain Goyles, tell me what is this thing I have hired?
2183	I said:"Compared with other towns-- Paris, Rome, Berlin,--what did you think of it?"
2183	I said:"Do you remember the sad thing that happened in the South of France some two years ago?
2183	I said:"What damned thing?"
2183	I said:"What did you ask for?"
2183	I said:"What has happened?"
2183	I said:"What struck you most about it?"
2183	I said:"What''s the joke?"
2183	I said:"Why?"
2183	I said;"feeling giddy?"
2183	I wanted to see the town, so I stood outside on the little platform-- what do you call it?"
2183	If they will fix it to a tree, why not fix it lower down, why always among the topmost branches?
2183	Imagine yourself in bed; what have you got on?
2183	In the evening the Tempter''s voice is heard:"I think if we got off by half- past six, sharp, that would be time enough?"
2183	Is it a yacht or a house- boat?"
2183	Is there any hope, in any weather, of getting away from this damned hole?"
2183	Lovely view from here, is n''t it?"
2183	Mrs. Harris puts it in this way,"If you had said,''Sit tight,''why should I have jumped off?"
2183	Now, what grew in this wood?"
2183	Now, where''s the sun?"
2183	Observe the light upon those distant peaks; is it not ravishing?"
2183	Or could he stick a label on himself and get into the goods van?
2183	Or was it a hat at all?
2183	Possibly, this may have been a blouse; he retained a dim vision of a belt; but what sort of a blouse?
2183	Secondly, had he really lost her?
2183	She said:"''If you get it, will you go?''
2183	Streams gurgle, torrents--?"
2183	The knocking ceases, and a voice, sweetly reassuring in its gentle plaintiveness, asks meekly:"Pa, may I get up?"
2183	The police looked suspicious; they were doubtful about three matters: Firstly, was she really his wife?
2183	The public would laugh and exclaim,"War with such?
2183	Thirdly, why had he lost her?
2183	This little point settled, the question was: What sort of a change?
2183	This was built but yesterday, while that was fashioned ages ago, some say even before the swallows came; who knows?
2183	To help us the Professor put his question in another form:"When did it roar?"
2183	Was it green, or yellow, or blue?
2183	Well, why did n''t he get out of the way?
2183	Were there feathers in her hat, or flowers?
2183	What d''ye take me for-- a prize idiot?"
2183	What d''ye think I''m running this shop for-- my health?
2183	What d''ye think these boots are-- a historical collection?
2183	What do you find underneath trees in a wood?"
2183	What do you wash yourself with?
2183	What else do you want besides clothes?
2183	What else?"
2183	What had we to do with broken- headed heroes, or bald- headed saints?
2183	What more could I have done?
2183	What more is needed?
2183	What say you to a walking tour in Scotland?"
2183	What the dickens have I done with my camera?
2183	What we want to know is what you were doing in the Deacon''s poultry- yard?"
2183	What''s he yelling like that for?
2183	What''s that little place there on the lake?"
2183	When George asked him in the words of the book,"Have you any hats?"
2183	When you''ve got it, will you go-- away-- at once?''
2183	Whenever we see Harris scuttling up and down like a lost dog, shouting,"Where''s my camera?
2183	Where are your credentials?
2183	Where d''ye think you are-- in an international exhibition of boots?
2183	Where do you think you are?"
2183	Who asked for your opinion?
2183	Who wants to know how high a steeple is?
2183	Why do they not fix it to the front door as we do?
2183	Why does n''t he hurry up, and let us all get home to lunch?"
2183	Why does n''t he use it to help him up the hill?"
2183	Why were there no"Britain''s Best"nor"Camberwell Eurekas"to be hired when_ we_ were young?
2183	Will you be in time?
2183	Would he be entitled to run behind the train on the six- foot way?
2183	Would you like it wrapped up in brown paper, sir, or in white?"
2183	Would you like to know?"
2183	Yet, what else was there for us to do?
2183	You do n''t mind my bringing this worm of mine in here, do you?
2183	You do n''t mind my getting on the bed, do you?
2183	You fancy you see things, do n''t you?"
2183	You get up; what do you do?
2183	You''re sure you''ve got them all?
2183	_ Because I knocked him down and ran over him_?
2183	_ You believe so_?
2183	_ You did not dream of my tearing down the hill twenty miles an hour_?
2183	_ You feel too tired_?
2183	_ You noticed him_?
2183	did all those things come out?
2183	he said;"now am I exaggerating?"
2183	said George;"do n''t you want_ any_ exercise?"
2183	was all poor Mrs. X. could think to say at the moment,"is he here?"
38429	A divorce?
38429	Am I dreaming?
38429	Am I?
38429	And I suppose you want to run away as soon as possible before you are''cotched?''
38429	And did Vida throw you over for that?
38429	And she looks as she did long ago-- just as handsome?
38429	And the girl shook you quite after you were arrested?
38429	And you did all this for me?
38429	And you mean to insinuate that this beautiful girl is not a lady?
38429	And you whipped Apollo?
38429	Are there boats to be obtained near here?
38429	Are we diving or are we lead-- I mean are we living or are we dead?
38429	Are you a sailor, Merry?
38429	Are you blind? 38429 Are you sure it was out of consideration for you that she did not wish you seen with her?"
38429	Are you sure we''ll be able to find our way back to the water- hole we have left if we fail to discover the other one?
38429	Arrested for what?
38429	Bad? 38429 Business important?"
38429	But Vida Milburn threw you down just as hard?
38429	But how did she reach your uncle?
38429	But how did the shock reach us?
38429	But how-- how did it happen? 38429 But she escaped-- she reached your uncle?"
38429	But what if they should happen to follow us?
38429	But where is that person?
38429	But why should he do such a thing?
38429	But-- but what can we do?
38429	Ca n''t we make a run for it now?
38429	Ca n''t you let a fellow sleep a minute? 38429 Come to arrest you?"
38429	Convicted?
38429	Did the cur hit you?
38429	Did we stop the mill, pards?
38429	Do n''t? 38429 Do you mean it, my dear?"
38429	Do you mean that you want me to ride?
38429	Do you really desire to see me do something that is worth doing?
38429	Do you see that we are protected by the''bad medicine''machines? 38429 Do you think this is using me just right?"
38429	Drugged? 38429 Eh?"
38429	For stealing?
38429	Forgotten you?
38429	Fortunate?
38429	Found on you, was it? 38429 Gone where?"
38429	Gone?
38429	Gone?
38429	Harry, Harry, are you asleep?
38429	Has he gone daffy, too?
38429	Have you heard or seen anything suspicious?
38429	He made no effort to save you?
38429	He tried to starve you?
38429	Her? 38429 Here-- at Lake Tahoe?"
38429	Hermit-- what hermit?
38429	How about the Indians?
38429	How about you?
38429	How are we to get our wheels on board?
38429	How came you there?
38429	How can I? 38429 How can we get down there, Frank?
38429	How could he?
38429	How could they think such a thing of you? 38429 How did you do so much?"
38429	How did you get here ahead of me?
38429	How did you happen to turn up just then, Frank?
38429	How did your sister come to be with him?
38429	How do you do?
38429	How do you happen to be here?
38429	How do you know me? 38429 How do you know?"
38429	How do you know?
38429	How do you like that, Black Feather?
38429	How do you suppose this skeleton happens to be here?
38429	How far away is the railroad?
38429	How is he?
38429	How is it that you are sure you know who she is if you never saw her before?
38429	How is it, doctor?
38429	How is it?
38429	How long are you going to keep this up, Merry?
38429	How''s she look, Merry?
38429	How? 38429 How?"
38429	I believe we have some hard bread and jerked beef, have n''t we, Merry?
38429	I hope you did n''t think I had left you for good?
38429	I hope you do not mean him when you talk about a fairy, nymph and beautiful queen of the woods?
38429	I know that; but do you remember the sort of fellow he was?
38429	I say, Frank,came eagerly but weakly from Rattleton,"what has become of her?"
38429	I suppose they had some kind of an old hut here- abouts in which they did the work?
38429	I wonder how he happened to come back just then?
38429	I wonder where Frank is?
38429	Indians?
38429	Is he crazy?
38429	Is that it, Frank?
38429	Is that it? 38429 Is the door fastened?"
38429	Is the skeleton gone?
38429	Is there danger?
38429	Is this Browning I hear? 38429 Isa Isban?"
38429	It may be in bad condition, else why did n''t Belmont and the dwarf take it?
38429	It was a wild ride through the night, was n''t it, pards?
38429	Killed her? 38429 Look, Jack,"he said;"where is your lake?"
38429	Married-- married to you?
38429	Married? 38429 Married?"
38429	Miss Isban? 38429 Must?"
38429	Muts the whatter?
38429	My dear fellow,he said,"do you remember Isa had a husband?"
38429	My revolver-- where is it?
38429	No?
38429	Not dead? 38429 Not now?
38429	Of course I do not know about that, but----"Listen, Frank; you remember Isa Isban?
38429	Of course you believe there is an All- wise Being who witnesses even the sparrow''s fall?
38429	Oh, then he may be dead?
38429	Oh, will you ever get over it?
38429	Or were we pushed?
38429	Save his life?
38429	She had such an idea?
38429	Shoving-- the-- queer?
38429	So you have seen him since?
38429	So you''re Hart Bodge-- I mean Bart Hodge?
38429	Speaking of me?
38429	Still she threw you over?
38429	Succumbed? 38429 Suddenly?
38429	Sure? 38429 Tell me, how did your sister get away from him?"
38429	That is true, but who should come here to give the signal?
38429	That other? 38429 The bicycles-- where are they?"
38429	The horse and rider-- where are they?
38429	The man and the girl?
38429	The treasure-- is any of that there?
38429	Then he is something of a hermit?
38429	Then what could have become of them?
38429	Then where is the human being who removed it?
38429	Then who invented the fish story?
38429	Then you had not forgotten me?
38429	Then you have a grudge against the man?
38429	Then you have been to sea?
38429	Then you saw her when you visited the lake before?
38429	Then your sister is dead?
38429	There,said Frank,"see that light?
38429	They? 38429 Think so?"
38429	Trouble?--trouble over shootin''a nigger?
38429	Uncle Carter?
38429	Want to pow- wow?
38429	Well, Bart,said Frank, insinuatingly,"I trust things are going well with you?"
38429	Well, Jack?
38429	Well, fat do you whind-- I mean what do you find?
38429	Well, wh- wh- what do you think of that?
38429	Well, what are you going to do?
38429	Well, where are we now?
38429	Well, why is he cutting up all those monkey tricks? 38429 Well,"said Frank,"you heard me speak of Big Gabe?"
38429	Well?
38429	Well?
38429	Were you tried?
38429	Whar am de hotel? 38429 Whar am de odder one?"
38429	What about it?
38429	What are we going to do after we get out on the open desert again?
38429	What are you going to do about it?
38429	What are you going to do with that treasure?
38429	What are you going to do?
38429	What are you looking for?
38429	What are you trying to do with me? 38429 What are you trying to do?"
38429	What are you up to? 38429 What brought you here?"
38429	What can we do?
38429	What can we do?--what can we do?
38429	What did they say?
38429	What did you do?
38429	What do you call luck?
38429	What do you mean?
38429	What do you mean?
38429	What do you mean?
38429	What do you mean?
38429	What do you take me for-- a punching bag?
38429	What do you think of it now?
38429	What does that mean?
38429	What good do you think a little like that can do a fellow who is dying of thirst? 38429 What happened to us, anyway?"
38429	What happened, old fellow?
38429	What has she been doing with you? 38429 What have we struck?"
38429	What if dat ol''debbil teks a noshun teh wait fu''us?
38429	What if we ca n''t?
38429	What is he?
38429	What is it?
38429	What is it?
38429	What is it?
38429	What is it?
38429	What is it?
38429	What is it?
38429	What is the man talking about?
38429	What is the matter with the man?
38429	What is the meaning of this, Frank?
38429	What is this I have run against? 38429 What is your game?"
38429	What makes you think that?
38429	What more white boy can do?
38429	What of that?
38429	What other one?
38429	What others?
38429	What sort of a warning?
38429	What sort of ghost business was it, anyway?
38429	What sort of pocus- hocus-- no, hocus- pocus is this, anyway?
38429	What struck us?
38429	What was it?
38429	What white boys mean to do?
38429	What yo''tryin''ter do, boy? 38429 What''s happened?"
38429	What''s struck him?
38429	What''s that? 38429 What''s that?"
38429	What''s the matter? 38429 What''s the matter?"
38429	What''s the matter?
38429	What''s the odds? 38429 What''s the use to''ha- ha''that way, Merry?"
38429	What''s the use?
38429	What''s this? 38429 What''s your great rush?"
38429	What''s your name?
38429	What-- what does it mean?
38429	What? 38429 Whatever does this mean?"
38429	Whatever does what mean?
38429	Whatever is that? 38429 When I am dead, for I know I shall not last long-- will you find my sister and tell her everything?
38429	Where are Toots and Bruce?
38429	Where are we at?
38429	Where are you from last?
38429	Where did you find him?
38429	Where do you live-- here in Carson?
38429	Where have they gone?
38429	Where is he now?
38429	Where is he?
38429	Where is she now?
38429	Where is the boat now?
38429	Where''s it gone? 38429 Where-- where has it gone?"
38429	Which way are you traveling?
38429	Who are you, and what do you want?
38429	Who are you? 38429 Who are you?"
38429	Who are you?
38429	Who can it be?
38429	Who is Bernard Belmont?
38429	Who is at the door?
38429	Who is he?
38429	Who is this boy, Frank?
38429	Who-- Bernard Belmont?
38429	Why am I arrested?
38429	Why are you so good to me-- a stranger?
38429	Why do n''t ye let him die?
38429	Why do n''t you answer me?
38429	Why do you suppose a fellow''s larynx is called his Adam''s apple?
38429	Why does n''t Harry come with the doctor?
38429	Why not?
38429	Why not?
38429	Why not?
38429	Why not?
38429	Why should n''t he? 38429 Why was that?"
38429	Why?
38429	Why?
38429	Why?
38429	Will it be all right to open the door?
38429	Would n''t I?
38429	Would you drink your share of water when water is so precious and not take even chances with the rest of us in any danger?
38429	You are speaking of Bernard Belmont?
38429	You can find it?
38429	You do n''t suppose the chaps we were following fell down here ahead of us?
38429	You know a place?
38429	You know the way to that cave?
38429	You know? 38429 You mean they drink incessantly?"
38429	You met Isa?
38429	You pursued and pulled me from my wheel to-- to save me?
38429	You think he gave us the knock- out?
38429	You-- you would n''t do that-- now?
38429	Your half- sister? 38429 Your sister,"he finally asked--"did this brute treat her thus?"
38429	A gang that made money?"
38429	And we look like dangerous criminals?"
38429	And you-- where do you come in?"
38429	Are they difficult to work up?
38429	But did Vida see you?"
38429	But the girl started forward, crying:"My brother-- what do you know of him?"
38429	Can I do anything?"
38429	Can you give us the dimensions of the largest tree discovered in this State?
38429	Can you later?"
38429	Close at hand he drew up, saying in a harsh voice:"Wa- al, who are you, and whatever are yer doing here?"
38429	Dar am Dimun, an''dar am Rattletum, an''dar am Brownin'', but whar-- whar am Marser Frank?"
38429	Do these trees make good timber for building purposes?
38429	Do you have them all over the State?
38429	Drew, is it possible this is our Carson City agent, whom you called''a good man,''when you were speaking of him this evening?
38429	Frank hastened to the bedside, anxiously asking:"Is there anything I can do?"
38429	Harry started up, shouting:"You do?"
38429	Have you been everywhere and seen everything?"
38429	Have you forgotten me?"
38429	Hodge?"
38429	How can I help it after this?"
38429	How can a person be buried and not be dead?"
38429	How can he do anything for us?"
38429	How can we do it?
38429	How did you happen to think of such a bluff?"
38429	How do we find Big Gabe?"
38429	How is that?"
38429	How tall are they?
38429	How thick is the bark?
38429	I mean who took the old thing away?"
38429	I tell you I saw her-- do you hear?"
38429	I trust you did not get into trouble there?"
38429	In what way?"
38429	Is he a friend or relative of yours?"
38429	Is it a human gorilla?"
38429	Is that it?
38429	Look here, Frank Merriwell, what is there you do n''t know about?
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38429	See?"
38429	She was very shocked and cold toward me, but when I was arrested----""Arrested?"
38429	Then who is to pay the bills for his care and treatment?"
38429	Think I''m a stiff to hold a grudge over a little matter like that?"
38429	Want ter coon?
38429	Were you in that house to play?"
38429	Whar is the other feller?"
38429	What can I do for him?
38429	What did it mean?
38429	What do hit mean?
38429	What do you mean?
38429	What if she should see us?
38429	What is it?"
38429	What other?"
38429	What right have you to know my name?
38429	What satisfaction was there, after all, in this great ride across the continent?
38429	What was the trouble?
38429	What will it amount to when it is all over?"
38429	Where are the others?"
38429	Where did you drop from?"
38429	Where is Vida now?"
38429	Where is he?"
38429	Where shall I put him?"
38429	Who be yer?
38429	Who did such a villainous trick?"
38429	Who is Apollo?"
38429	Who?"
38429	Whom?"
38429	Why am I arrested?"
38429	Why are you thinking of such silly things?
38429	Why did n''t Harry move?
38429	Why did you leave Sacramento suddenly?
38429	Why did you throw her over?
38429	Why do n''t you try to forget her?"
38429	Why have n''t we seen it before?
38429	Why was his face so white?
38429	Why were his eyes closed?
38429	Will you do this?"
38429	Will you try?"
38429	Wonder how such a girl came to be out here on the ranch?"
38429	You charge him with that?"
38429	You remember that?"
38429	an''what''re yer doing here?"
38429	and what do you want?"
38429	asked Rattleton, in awe--"what can it be?"
38429	gasped Reggy;''what have I struck?''
38429	how?"
38429	or why did she go back on you?"
38429	snarled a harsh voice"So ye will run away, hey?
38429	what''s this?"
38429	whispered Bruce;"or did I hear the gentle ripple of a female voice?"
38429	will you never be convinced?"