Questions

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identifier	question
33922	Burke had a level head, had n''t he?
33922	How did you hurt your hands, Schwartz?
33922	How do you mean?
33922	How?
33922	If there''s an earthquake at Susquehanna when pay- day comes around, you do n''t know anything about it, do you understand?
33922	Is that so?
33922	Is this the key to the bank?
33922	Well,said Ryan,"they would like to know, for one thing, if there is any way of beating these new Yale locks?"
33922	Who have you in this house?
33922	Will you tell us now?
33922	Having written these down also, the robber came close to his prisoner and said,"Will you swear these figures are correct?"
33922	How came it there?
33922	Meantime Evans found himself growing more and more embarrassed, and one day he said,"What is it these people want to know?"
33922	Meeting Scott in Prospect Park some time after the robbery, Evans said,"When are you going to settle and give me my share?"
33922	Mr. Pinkerton seemed to hesitate a little, and then said:"Can I trust you, Schwartz?"
33922	Should they arrest the man before he took flight, or should they let him go?
33922	Suddenly he burst out:"What did you do with that coat-- the one you cut the mask out of?"
33922	The question was, Where and by whom had the substitution been made?
33922	Will you do it?"
51956	''Where in Heaven''s name, man,''said the old Admiral, thunderstruck,''did you learn that masterpiece?'' 51956 A Virginian,"said Mason,"what evil circumstance brings you here?"
51956	Ah,he said,"is it you, Mr. Woodlas?
51956	Ah,she said, smiling,"it is you, Senor?
51956	Am I not here to help you?
51956	Are you afraid of courts?
51956	But how in Heaven''s name, Sidney, are we going to get the other five thousand? 51956 But,"said Harris, anxiously,"wo n''t they take me down there?
51956	Did n''t the lawyer feller do nuthin at all, Dunk?
51956	Do n''t we need the trust fund doubled?
51956	Do you know anything about this?
51956	From the law only,continued Mason,"or does private vengeance join with it?"
51956	Fur de love of Hivin, Mister,she drawled,"give me a pipe uv yer terbaccy?"
51956	Have n''t I broken through all the traps and plots that she could set?
51956	Have you a middle name, sir?
51956	Have you considered it?
51956	Have you given me all the details?
51956	He is to be here at ten, you say?
51956	How do you wish to deposit this money, gentlemen?
51956	How high do ye go, mister?
51956	How much?
51956	How?
51956	How?
51956	I do n''t know, hardly,said the shipper, turning to his companion;"what do you think about it, Billy?"
51956	I see,said the commission merchant;"but how is this loss to be shifted on any one?
51956	In what manner can I be of service?
51956	Is n''t that enough, man? 51956 Is that all?"
51956	Is there any large fund,continued Mason,"in the hands of the officers of your county?"
51956	Is there anything wrong with it?
51956	Mr. District Attorney,he said,"wo n''t there be hell to pay when the crooks learn the law?"
51956	Now, Billy,he said,"how is the best way to begin?"
51956	Old tricks,said the little fat man, growing pale,"what in Heaven''s name is wrong with him?
51956	On what ground?
51956	She? 51956 Sir,"he said to the man Barker,"are you wanted in New York?"
51956	Sir,he said,"what in Heaven''s name are you trying to do?"
51956	Sir,said Mason, when the Virginian had seated himself,"which do you seek to evade, punishment or dishonor?"
51956	Sir,said he"to what difficulty am I indebted for this honor?"
51956	Sir,said the New Yorker,"have you received a sealed package from the Adams Express Company consigned to one Camden Gerard?"
51956	That gratification is now four years old?
51956	The same, sir,was the answer;"to what am I indebted for this honor?"
51956	Then it is not robbery?
51956	Trouble,echoed Mason,"is it any new thing to meet?
51956	Trow on de light, Barker,said the old man at the table;"what is de use of gropin''?"
51956	Well, Carper,he said,"is that all the trouble?
51956	Well, Judge,said Haines,"have you flipped the penny on it, and if so, who wins?"
51956	Well,continued the man,"there can be no other way, If it were turned over to me in my official capacity what good would it do?
51956	Well,he said, lowering his voice,"are we going to try the other end of it?"
51956	Well,said Mason, sharply,"did he expect to die before morning that I should be sent for in the middle of the night?"
51956	Well,said the jeweller, as he arose and put on his overcoat,"what is the good of the law anyhow?"
51956	What are these worth?
51956	What did Mr. Mason think of your method of securing clients?
51956	What do you mean by this?
51956	What do you mean?
51956	What do you think?
51956	What do you want, then?
51956	What does this mean, Parks?
51956	What fool says I am wrong?
51956	What is the use? 51956 What is the use?"
51956	What is up, Billy?
51956	What?
51956	When did you come into it? 51956 When was the building erected?"
51956	When was this check cashed?
51956	Where has the trap caught him?
51956	Who are you, sir?
51956	Who should know better than I?
51956	Whom else did you expect?
51956	Why not?
51956	Why should I do that?
51956	Will you be quiet?
51956	Would I be here in the office at two o''clock in the morning, with a detective and without a reason? 51956 Wrong?"
51956	Yes; you mean the old ghost with the thin, melancholy face?
51956	You do n''t reckon,said the farmer,"that the jedge will give the old colonel any show, do you?"
51956	You have not?
51956	You,said Mason to the old man,"what is your name?"
51956	Your enemy?
51956	And how?
51956	And then, if they would listen to explanation, what explanation was there to make?
51956	Are not the bloody knife, the bloody dress, the bloody clothes of the prisoner, unimpeachable witnesses to the criminal act?
51956	Are you going to say that the crime of embezzlement is a dead letter?"
51956	Are you ready to bear the brunt of this battle?"
51956	But suppose I had rather concluded to break with your driver at the station?
51956	Ca n''t I have him arrested, sir?"
51956	Can it be said that, in order to evade punishment, the murderer has only to hide or destroy the body of the victim, or sink it into the sea?
51956	Can you piece out with that?"
51956	Can you tell me where I can see him?"
51956	Come with me to the cabin and I will show you how it may be wrested from the owners and no crime committed; do you understand me, Parks?
51956	Could it be that Harris had concluded to steal the money?
51956	Could it happen that the law protected only against the blundering rogue?
51956	Did n''t you know about it?
51956	Did not the cursed thing go into the hands of a receiver the very moment we had gotten the stock cornered?
51956	Did not the tools stick in both test wells within fifty feet of the sand, and all the saints could not remove them?
51956	Do n''t you remember how it helped Barton Woodlas rob our father in that shoe trust at Lynn?
51956	Do you hear me?
51956	Do you hear me?
51956	Do you hear me?
51956	Do you understand me?"
51956	Does any one doubt it in this case?
51956	Had he not been selected by the great firm of Bartholdi& Banks to counsel with one who, he strongly suspected, was the private agent of princes?
51956	He turned slowly to the cashier:"What became of that money?"
51956	How could the dead masters lay down rules by which you could be beaten, sir?
51956	How could we buy a house?"
51956	How in God''s name did you know it?
51956	How in Satan''s name do you figure it out?"
51956	How much money have you?"
51956	How your enemy?"
51956	I did both, now what is to be done?"
51956	Is that enough?"
51956	Is there anything wrong?"
51956	It is now near twelve; you will come with me to lunch at the club?"
51956	May I inquire what motive prompts this gracious courtesy?"
51956	Now listen, since the thing is a cutthroat game, why not have our share of the spoil?"
51956	Now, do you understand me?"
51956	Now, how should it happen that he had drawn the money in his own name almost immediately upon his arrival in New York?
51956	Now, where can you get them quickest?"
51956	Now,"said Parks, rising from his chair,"what are you going to do?"
51956	PARKS,"said Randolph Mason,"has Leslie Wilder a country place on the Hudson?"
51956	Parks,"said Randolph Mason, taking off his great- coat in the private office,"who wanted to see me at this unusual hour?"
51956	She trap you?"
51956	Then he looked up, and said,"Brother, do you remember the little bald- headed man who stopped us on the steps of the Stock Exchange last week?"
51956	Then the Police Chief took some cigars from his pocket, gave one to the sergeant, and offering them to Barker said,"Will you smoke, sir?"
51956	Was he simply making shrewd guesses, or had he some mysterious knowledge of this matter?
51956	What am I to do?"
51956	What are you doing out here?"
51956	What authorities were cited?"
51956	What could the highwayman possibly mean by this queer move?
51956	What did this strange man know?
51956	What does the responsibility matter, provided the burden of loss can be placed upon other shoulders?
51956	What is to become of you?"
51956	What is wrong here, Carper?"
51956	What other thing could he do?
51956	What others are involved in your matter?"
51956	What''s up?"
51956	When did he come back to the States?"
51956	Which is gone, your girl or your job?"
51956	Why do you come back with your petty matters?"
51956	Why not turn this idea of Mr. Mason to account?
51956	Will you come with me?"
51956	Will you go with me to- morrow morning?"
51956	Wo n''t the Governor turn me over to them?"
51956	You will see to it, Chief?"
51956	]_ I. I AM tired of your devilish hints, why ca n''t you come out with it, man?"
51956	almost screamed young Harris, bounding to his feet,"how?"
51956	cried Gerard,"only thirty- five hundred dollars for this necklace?
51956	cried Mason, turning upon him,"you dared to change my plans?"
51956	cried Montcure, starting up,"You sold him a residence to- day?
51956	cried the Police Chief savagely,"do you mean that we are fooled?"
51956	he said,"the gentleman bases his motion on a failure to establish the_ corpus delicti?_ Does he jest, or has he forgotten the evidence?
51956	he said,"the gentleman bases his motion on a failure to establish the_ corpus delicti?_ Does he jest, or has he forgotten the evidence?
51956	said the Police Chief, wearily,"is there no way to get at him, ca n''t we railroad him before a jury?"
51956	shouted Woodlas,"what security have I but the mortgage?
51956	wailed the little fat man,"is there no law to keep me from being ruined?
21824	''But who did go into that room?'' 21824 ''Has the letter been taken?''
21824	''What do you mean?'' 21824 Am I a man?"
21824	And Mrs. Couldock and Miss Dawes?
21824	And Mrs. Walworth? 21824 And do you mean to say that you had not touched it since I prepared it?"
21824	And now,he asked,"who is the man?"
21824	And that no one else has been in the room?
21824	And the man who stood guardian over you and entertained you with wine and cigars, was not he a German too?
21824	And what is it that awaits him?
21824	And who are you?
21824	And who is the fortunate lady?
21824	Are you not coming?
21824	Are you punishing me? 21824 At what time does this steamer start?"
21824	But have I not already promised?
21824	But what is the use of plaguing myself with riddles?
21824	But,I exclaimed, aghast,"if you love him so and despise the Colonel, why do you not break your troth with the latter?"
21824	Can you assure me that you have not been asleep during this time?
21824	Can you make him speak?
21824	Deal punishment?
21824	Did Mr. Taylor say I was there?
21824	Did you hand the glass yourself to Addie?
21824	Do the heavens bid me?
21824	Does she know he is going? 21824 Have you never had a conviction yourself as to which of the three ladies you saw go into the parlor took the letter I left hid in the Bible?"
21824	Have you the letter?
21824	Her folly? 21824 I am a servant in the house where she was taken ill.""Then she is not at home?"
21824	I betray you?
21824	I know it,was his half- muttered retort,"but what can you expect?
21824	Is Mrs. Warner here?
21824	Is it he?
21824	Must you know all that goes on in my mind, and can not I keep one secret to myself?
21824	No banisters, sweet Juliet? 21824 Not for the purpose of rearranging a veil that had been blown off?"
21824	Oh,cried Juliet, as the door closed behind them,"can he mean it?
21824	Poison myself?
21824	She had her voice then?
21824	The third person?
21824	Was the man who came for you a German?
21824	What do you mean by keeping me in this place against my will? 21824 What do you mean by that word?"
21824	What do you mean?
21824	What has the Colonel to do with me?
21824	What is it?
21824	What makes you think that?
21824	What man?
21824	Where did you take it from?
21824	Who is there of worth in town?
21824	Who knows,he suggested,"that it was Orrin''s hand which handled the saw?"
21824	Whose step is that?
21824	Why, Dick,he exclaimed,"are n''t you going after all?
21824	Why?
21824	Why?
21824	Will the Colonel go with you?
21824	Will you come?
21824	Will you not step out, Mistress Juliet?
21824	Will you not take a cigar?
21824	You believe,said he,"that she, the woman I am about to marry, is the one who wrote you that infamous letter?"
21824	You do not drink wine?
21824	You do not mean yourself?
21824	You know her, of course?
21824	You remember now?
21824	You think she got some one to write it for her?
21824	Your worship?
21824	***** Am I always with Orrin when he is not at work or asleep?
21824	***** And what if it is?
21824	***** Have I lost Dora?
21824	***** What is there about the Colonel that daunts me?
21824	***** What was it that I said about this record being at an end?
21824	***** Where does the Colonel go evenings?
21824	***** Where have I been?
21824	***** Where is Orrin, and what is he doing that he stays so much from home?
21824	***** Will Juliet be at home to- day?
21824	And the Colonel?
21824	And this dining- parlor-- Can you judge of it with the floor half laid and its wainscoting unnailed?
21824	And what had produced this change in my plans?
21824	And where did we finally lay her?
21824	And yet, if she did not take away that letter, who did?
21824	Are you not then the man?"
21824	But can you leave your patients?"
21824	But he stopped and gave me a keen look, and speaking my name, said:"You are married, are you not?"
21824	But how to make known my wishes even if there was any one to listen to them?
21824	But perhaps it was to mock us?
21824	But perhaps you smoke?"
21824	But they would have me talk, and finally in some desperation I turned to him and said, quietly:"The scaffolding broke beneath them, did it not?"
21824	But was he as complacent to Orrin?
21824	Can a woman be too pretty for her own happiness, and are many lovers a weariness to the heart?
21824	Can he mean it?"
21824	Coming away from the house instead of going to it?
21824	Dayton?"
21824	Dear girl, she is quite well, I hope?"
21824	Did he follow behind us?
21824	Did he intend to give up his betrothed to the man whom she loved, and even to plead her cause with the father she feared?
21824	Did he simply want to detain me, and if so, did he have a motive it would pay me to fathom before I exerted myself further to insure my release?
21824	Did she do this to mock us or him?
21824	Did she encourage him?"
21824	Did you see him murder her?
21824	Did you suppose he would allow us the satisfaction of going alone?
21824	Do I understand her, or do I understand Orrin, or do I even understand myself?
21824	Do the trees come too near the lattice?
21824	Do you admire this sweep to the stairs?
21824	Do you like this fireplace, and will there be space enough here for the portrait which Lawrence has promised to make of young Madam Day?
21824	Do you think I will see him steal her heart away from before my eyes?"
21824	Does Juliet care for Colonel Schuyler?
21824	Does Orrin know this?
21824	Does he realize, too, that I am any more to her than her other cast- off lovers and would- be friends?
21824	Going straight up to him, I said:"Well, Orrin, what''s this?
21824	Had I expected to?
21824	Had she touched me?
21824	Had the carriage then taken away the two persons I had seen in this house, and was I indeed alone in its great emptiness?
21824	Have some whispers of his secret love and evident intentions reached the ear of the Colonel?
21824	Have you a home for your bride in which I may look forward to paying her the respects which my humble duty to her demands?"
21824	Have you no mercy on a man who never did you wrong, and only asks to quit you and forget the precious hour you have made him lose?"
21824	He fascinates me, and could make me do most anything he pleased, but have I a real affection for him?
21824	He must be mad; nothing else but mania could account for such words and such actions; and yet, if mad, why was he allowed to enter my presence?
21824	Her father is set on her being the mistress of the new stone house and we three will have to reason with him, do you see?"
21824	How did he know my name?
21824	How was that matter to be elucidated, and how was my patient to be saved?
21824	I cried,"do you want me to go to her house for you, or do you want me to stay away?"
21824	I had already called in vain, and there was no bell-- yes, there was; why had I not seen it before?
21824	I say_ man_, but do I not mean_ woman_?
21824	I wonder if the Colonel knows that Orrin too has been building himself a house?
21824	If Mr. Adams is not to blame for this attempted escapade, who is?
21824	In return, will you tell me if there is any one in the world whom you can call your enemy?
21824	Instantly the Colonel took advantage of the break and spoke to Orrin:"And so it is to you, sir, that I have to address the few words I have to say?"
21824	Is he indifferent then?
21824	Is not that pleasant?
21824	Is she not happy in her betrothal, or are her fears of Orrin greater than her confidence in me?
21824	Is that why I am here?"
21824	Is the curiosity of my youth coming back to me?
21824	Is this a healthy occupation for a man, especially a man with a history?
21824	It must have been five minutes before either of us spoke; then he suddenly cried:"Where is that detective, as you call him?
21824	It was merry laughter, and there was no ring of falsehood in it, but why should she laugh at all?"
21824	It would be a fitting end to this comedy if he were to dance in_ that_?"
21824	Look up at the house; what do you see there?"
21824	May I ask if you can do as much for her?
21824	Miss Dawes?
21824	Mrs. Couldock?
21824	Mrs. Walworth?
21824	Must I then forever blame myself, or did I only do in this matter what any honest man would have done in my place?
21824	Now Mrs. Walworth does that, and--""You have seen her?
21824	O woman, woman, what are you made of?
21824	Or is Juliet''s father alone concerned?
21824	Orrin was right, she never will; but who could have thought of a tragedy like this?
21824	Otherwise how can I go away?
21824	Otherwise--""She will get well?"
21824	Ought I to say:"Your sullenness is uncalled for and your fierceness misplaced; Juliet is constant, and the Colonel means you nothing but good"?
21824	Ought I to tell him this?
21824	Poor, poor Juliet, are you making enemies against your bridal day?
21824	SHALL HE WED HER?
21824	Scared off by a frown?
21824	Should I let such an interference as I had received go unpunished?
21824	Should I permit him to go thus disordered, or should I detain him long enough to fit him for the eye of the dainty Juliet?
21824	Still, am I not her sworn friend, and if she thinks she can be happy with him, ought I not to do my share towards making her so?
21824	THE OLD STONE HOUSE A MEMORABLE NIGHT THE BLACK CROSS A MYSTERIOUS CASE SHALL HE WED HER?
21824	That she would never be mistress of that house?
21824	The fact is, Dick, she still holds a soft place in her heart for you, and if you were going to be of the party--""Well?"
21824	The steamer sails at nine?"
21824	Then with a deep and thrilling intensity which I feel yet, he repeated,"His name, his name?
21824	This was a question I could not answer; who could?
21824	Up- stairs?
21824	Walworth?"
21824	Walworth?"
21824	Was I the victim of a conspiracy, or was the man mad?
21824	Was I then not alone in the deserted building?
21824	Was any one more wretched than I that morning and could any one nourish a more bitter grievance?
21824	Was he alone?
21824	Was he so great- hearted as this?
21824	Was it a mere foolish freak which had assailed me, or was I under some uncanny influence, caught from the place where I had been visiting?
21824	Was it fancy that made her look like a wraith, and he like some handsome demon given to haunting churchyards?
21824	Was there a crime enacted before your eyes?"
21824	Was there some solitary being who laid claim to its desolation and betrayed jealousy at any intrusion within its mysterious precincts?
21824	What did I see?
21824	What did Orrin tell me?
21824	What did it mean?
21824	What did it mean?
21824	What do you want me to do?"
21824	What ever shall I do with him and his everlasting manuscript?
21824	What have I seen, and what do the events of this night portend?
21824	What should I do, and with what weapons should I combat a danger at once so subtle and so deadly?
21824	What was it?
21824	When I came away I felt that I had gained nothing, and lost-- what?
21824	Where is the Colonel, and why does he not come home and look after his own?
21824	Where then?
21824	Where''s your pluck, lad?
21824	Who had done it?
21824	Who had started the blaze which had in one half- hour undone the work and hope of months?
21824	Who should tell her father?
21824	Why choose me out then for-- your society?
21824	Why did I not go home?
21824	Why do n''t they come?
21824	Why do you ask?"
21824	Why have you entrapped me into this place?"
21824	Why not choose some one who can-- talk?"
21824	Why?
21824	Will Juliet never be the mistress of that house?
21824	Will he come down from his high estate at the beck of this village beauty?
21824	Will it be a monument that he will love to gaze upon?
21824	Will it be in the new stone house?
21824	Will she turn her back upon the Colonel''s lofty structure and take refuge in this cottage remote from the world?
21824	Will they be increased or diminished by the talk he has promised me?
21824	Will you bring this fellow-- he is your friend is he not?--to Juliet''s house in the morning?
21824	Will you call at Juliet''s house and see if she is free to go and come as she was a week ago?"
21824	Will you not ask her the same question?"
21824	Will you raise me a tomb if the Colonel runs me through with his sword?"
21824	Will you sit down?
21824	You can not cling to both without dishonor; does not your father tell you so?"
21824	You do not like such humble flowers?
21824	You do not wish to go up- stairs?
21824	You remember being in---- Hotel one morning last month?"
21824	You will wait, will you not, sir, till I have a little more leisure?"
21824	You wo n''t object, will you?"
21824	did she call him Orrin?
21824	he asked,"or,"with a fall in his voice brimmed with feeling,"am I a fool?
21824	she cried,"when you promise me that I shall get well?
21824	she exclaimed;"and has he been bringing you that?
21824	she whispered; and in a lower tone still,"What woman?"
21824	thought I,"can such a face hide a selfish and intriguing heart?"
3784	''You mean, how long does a lesson last?'' 3784 A telephone call late at night?"
3784	All right,answered Marsh,"then you''ll be willing to help me?"
3784	And this gentleman with you?
3784	And what do you suppose Hunt expected to gain by kidnapping all of us?
3784	And who are your friends?
3784	Any luck?
3784	Any news?
3784	Anything I can do?
3784	Are you keeping anything of special value in the house?
3784	Are you thinking of bringing your theories to their attention?
3784	But how did the room get in this state?
3784	But what became of the body?
3784	But,protested Marsh,"I thought the house was closed, and had only a caretaker, or someone like that?"
3784	Ca n''t you even wait for a bite of lunch?
3784	Did Mr. Merton go there then, do you know?
3784	Did n''t I tell you that we heard the struggle and the shot right over our heads?
3784	Did n''t it make you think?
3784	Did n''t you know there was some trouble across the hall last night?
3784	Did you find finger prints?
3784	Do I gather from your remarks, Mr. Marsh, that you mean to imply something?
3784	Do you expect your father home soon, Miss Atwood?
3784	Do you feel equal to looking over that room now?
3784	Do you know Mr. Marsh downstairs?
3784	Do you know the way, Nels?
3784	Do you mean that?
3784	Do you notice that this man was stabbed, not shot?
3784	Do you remember Mr. Merton, who has been reported missing?
3784	Do you think it was a burglar?
3784	Does the owner run this building, or has he placed an agent in charge?
3784	Everything all right, Tierney?
3784	For God''s sake, what''s the matter?
3784	Get who?
3784	Go ahead; what''s your next move?
3784	Got any theories?
3784	Had Tierney been so clumsy and careless as to enter the flat with muddy shoes?
3784	Had you ever seen him before?
3784	Has the Chief assigned you to any other case for my day off?
3784	Have n''t seen or heard anybody?
3784	Have the police arrived at the same conclusions?
3784	Have you a card?
3784	Have you been in Lincoln Park before?
3784	Have you discovered anything?
3784	Have you ever noticed,countered Marsh,"that what the police know usually appears in the papers?"
3784	Have you fixed everything up?
3784	Have you lived here long?
3784	Have you lost something?
3784	He travels?
3784	Hold on, Tierney-- this is Morgan-- Morgan-- do you understand? 3784 How about you?"
3784	How about your house?
3784	How did you come to associate the name of Atwood with that apartment?
3784	How did you come to connect these two men, and how did you get that inside dope on the stealing?
3784	How did you fix it?
3784	How did you get him?
3784	How did you get in? 3784 How did you get wise?"
3784	How did you know he was dead?
3784	How do we know there was a murder?
3784	How do you feel now, Miss Atwood?
3784	How do you know all this, Nels?
3784	How in thunder could you see my partner''s footsteps, as you said you did, in your apartment?
3784	How is she coming on?
3784	How long has he been living there?
3784	How long have you been here?
3784	How much of a family has he?
3784	How so?
3784	How the deuce did you know I was here?
3784	How the devil do we know there''s been a murder?
3784	How would you analyze that flattened bullet?
3784	How would you like to take a little trip with me out to one of the North Shore suburbs this afternoon?
3784	I presume you are working along other lines also?
3784	I suppose Mr. Ames and his wife are still away?
3784	I suppose your father travels for some well known St. Louis house?
3784	In case of his death, Mr. Hunt, who would be his executors?
3784	Is either Mr. Parker or Mr. Cole in?
3784	Is that all?
3784	Is that you, Sergeant? 3784 Looking up Merton?"
3784	May I ask the reason for this late call?
3784	May I ask your name?
3784	May I come in and talk with you a few minutes?
3784	May I look at it?
3784	Mr. Hunt in?
3784	Mr. Marsh and Mr. Ames are friends, are they not?
3784	Mr. Merton''s kindness to you made an impression upon you, did it not?
3784	Nels,said Marsh, stopping and facing the Swede,"you do n''t think I ought to buy that house next door, eh?"
3784	Now, what can you tell me about the Marsh family, second floor north?
3784	Oh, did you notice that mark?
3784	On what?
3784	So you think it is a bite of some kind?
3784	That you, Wagner?
3784	That''s all you know, is it, Nels?
3784	That''s what I''m here for,and as they mounted the steps of the apartment house, he inquired,"What flat was it?"
3784	Then we will start a real home together?
3784	Then what?
3784	Then you would naturally recollect anything of an unusual nature which might have taken place during the last few days, would you not?
3784	This is your report, is n''t it, Tierney?
3784	Turned the tables on you, did n''t we?
3784	Was it an empty suitcase?
3784	Was it that, or just a warning?
3784	Was she about medium height, slender, with blonde hair and dark blue eyes?
3784	Well, what ARE you tryin''to pull off?
3784	Well?
3784	Well?
3784	Well?
3784	Well?
3784	Well?
3784	Were you able to get it?
3784	What affair is that?
3784	What are you doing here?
3784	What are your terms?
3784	What can I do for you?
3784	What can I do?
3784	What do you make of it?
3784	What do you mean?
3784	What do you mean?
3784	What do you mean?
3784	What do you plan to do, then?
3784	What else could it be?
3784	What is it you want?
3784	What is it?
3784	What is the proverb?
3784	What is the trouble?
3784	What made you suspect it in the first place?
3784	What made you think that?
3784	What night was that?
3784	What papers do you mean?
3784	What time is it, anyway?
3784	What was it?
3784	What was that?
3784	What would give you that impression?
3784	What''s doing?
3784	What''s the game?
3784	What''s the use?
3784	When do you expect them back?
3784	Where are you going to stay tonight?
3784	Where did he go?
3784	Where do you get that stuff?
3784	Where in blazes did your man go?
3784	Where''s that guy gone to, anyway?
3784	Where''s the trouble?
3784	Which of us, shall tell it first?
3784	Which one?
3784	Who are you?
3784	Who is it?
3784	Who''s Ames?
3784	Why did his wife go to Arizona?
3784	Why did you follow Miss Atwood?
3784	Why did you let that guy think he had a chance to get away, when you had the goods on him? 3784 Why did you make those breaks about your wife, and knowing Ames upstairs?"
3784	Why should you take up the trail of a counterfeiter?
3784	Why you?
3784	Why, what has happened?
3784	Will you gentlemen take chairs?
3784	You are sure you did n''t have anything of value concealed in the maid''s room?
3784	You are the night operator here, are you not?
3784	You do n''t approve of hootch?
3784	You found fingerprints?
3784	You have n''t heard that Mr. Crocker sub- leased his flat?
3784	You like to see dis?
3784	You make a distinction, do you?
3784	You mean by that that the police have not formed the same connection which you have?
3784	You mean last Monday?
3784	You mean the house is watched?
3784	You mean the place was empty?
3784	You want my husband? 3784 You''re more than commonly interested in this affair, ai n''t you?"
3784	You''ve heard of me before, have you?
3784	Ai n''t been just hearing things, have you, Murphy?
3784	All right, what''s your price?"
3784	And yet would it?
3784	Are n''t you going to sleep at home?"
3784	Are we spying on somebody, or is somebody spying on us?
3784	Are you sure it was in this house?"
3784	As they sat sipping their coffee, Marsh said,"I imagine you have seen very little of Chicago, Miss Atwood?"
3784	By the way, why are you particularly interested in these families?"
3784	CHAPTER XIII STARTLING DISCLOSURES"Why is it that business men, who pride themselves on their astuteness, almost invariably slip up somewhere?"
3784	Can we get into the flat?"
3784	Crocker?"
3784	Did he drop anything about them that you did n''t think worth while putting in the report?"
3784	Do you know his name?"
3784	Do you know who she is?"
3784	Do you want to get bumped off right now?"
3784	Had the use of a hypodermic needle on this girl anything to do with the supposed tragedy across the hall?
3784	Has anyone looked to see if Mr. Merton could by any chance have gone there because of illness, or for some other reason?"
3784	He picked it up and read: GORDON MARSH Private Investigator Then looking at Marsh as he laid the card down, he said,"what can I do for you?"
3784	Hotel rooms never do seem homelike, do they?"
3784	How about you, Marsh?"
3784	How could anybody sneak up behind you without your hearing them?"
3784	How did it happen?"
3784	How is Oak Street?"
3784	How long do they teach them?''"
3784	Hunt nodded in an absent- minded way and again asked,"Perhaps this man Morgan found something?"
3784	Hunt remained silent for a moment, then said,"Do I understand that you are making me a proposition?"
3784	Hunt?"
3784	Hunt?"
3784	I can not possibly understand why this should be so, but you will admit that it is a fact, wo n''t you?"
3784	I presume he has given you power of attorney?"
3784	If Atwood was in Chicago Tuesday morning, how did he get that letter off, so quickly?"
3784	If she knew her father was a crook, and that he died to escape you, where do you think you''d get off?
3784	If the shot was a mistake, could not other mistakes have also crept in?
3784	If there was a murder, what became of the body?"
3784	Instead she startled the two men by asking,"Did you get him?"
3784	Is it not a safe bet that the person who gives me the correct information to put me on the right track, will be pretty well taken care of?"
3784	Is that all?"
3784	Is there anything missing as far as you know?"
3784	Marsh jumped up, and holding out his hand, exclaimed boisterously,"Where have you been hiding yourself?
3784	Marsh nodded, and inquired,"I suppose you follow the papers carefully every day?"
3784	Marsh?"
3784	Marsh?"
3784	Marsh?"
3784	Marsh?"
3784	Marsh?"
3784	Marsh?"
3784	Marsh?"
3784	Marsh?"
3784	Marsh?"
3784	Marsh?"
3784	Merton?"
3784	Mr. Merton has been living at the LaSalle Hotel, I understand?"
3784	Now you or I have n''t seen all of the inside of Marsh''s apartment, have we?
3784	Removing his hat, he asked politely,"Are you the tenant here?"
3784	Send the wagon, will you?
3784	So why was it there?"
3784	Stepping suddenly into the room, Murphy inquired, with a note of sarcasm in his voice,"Kind of busy, ai n''t you?"
3784	Suppose I come to your apartment tonight?"
3784	That is a little over three months, is n''t it?"
3784	The door was open and the chauffeur turned to them and said,"Say friends, will you help me get this guy out of the car?
3784	The two men''s faces lighted up at sight of him, and Tierney shouted,"What did I tell you, Morgan?
3784	Then Morgan asked,"What do you mean?"
3784	Then he inquired,"Perhaps your father heard the disturbance?"
3784	Then, as Morgan agreed to the idea, Tierney turned toward him and exclaimed,"Say, you gone crazy?"
3784	Then, noticing the case on the floor beside the man, he added,"Finished your work upstairs?"
3784	Therefore, he said,"Is your mother at home, Miss Atwood?"
3784	To head them off quickly, is it not possible that someone left immediately for St. Louis to post that letter?"
3784	Was it a burglary, a domestic row, or perhaps a murder?
3784	Was it not probable that a girl like her would feel even greater grief at the knowledge that her father was a hunted criminal instead of merely dead?
3784	What floor do you want?''
3784	What for?"
3784	What is it?"
3784	What was it?"
3784	What were YOU doing here?"
3784	What were you doing here?"
3784	What would you do?
3784	When he reached the door of the room, he called,"Everything ready, George?"
3784	Where''s the gang?"
3784	While it was quite obvious that such was the case, Morgan opened the conversation by inquiring,"Are you the janitor of this flat house?"
3784	Who lives here, anyway?"
3784	Why do you suppose that fellow Hunt threw us off like that?"
3784	Why?"
3784	Will you come up with me while I ring the bell?"
3784	Will you give me a line stating that I am authorized to represent you in this matter?"
3784	Will you tell me what you think is the matter with it?"
3784	You get the idea?"
3784	You''d try to get that evidence, would n''t you?"
3784	cried Marsh,"what has happened?"
3784	exclaimed Marsh, still sitting quietly in his chair,"Where are you going?"
16051	''S that you, Dorgan? 16051 A boxing- match?"
16051	A crime?
16051	A drug? 16051 Afraid of what?"
16051	Ah, that''s different, is n''t it? 16051 Ah-- what do you think of these-- ah-- Americans?"
16051	Ai n''t that like these book chaps?
16051	Am I?
16051	And some day will you call me Thomas?
16051	And that?
16051	And the thief was on board all the time?
16051	Any one in mind?
16051	Any poker lately?
16051	Anything against the idea?
16051	Anything in the way to prevent you?
16051	Anything more about Mr. Crawford''s valet?
16051	Are you by chance a university man?
16051	Are you good at accounting?
16051	Are you sure, Haggerty?
16051	At what are they valued?
16051	Bottle of beer? 16051 But what''s the harm in a good scrap between two husky fellows, trained to a hair to slam- bang each other?"
16051	But where?
16051	By the way, what''s the name of that steward who took my daughter''s sapphires?
16051	Ca n''t you remember the least thing about him?
16051	Can you prove it, Thomas?
16051	Chauffeur, what''s your name?
16051	Could you tell an honest man from a dishonest one?
16051	Crawfords? 16051 Did n''t you?"
16051	Do y''want t''appear against him?
16051	Do you hope he''ll get away?
16051	Do you intend to remain long in America-- incog?
16051	Do you know any earls or dukes?
16051	Do you like Americans?
16051	Do you like your present occupation?
16051	Do you think I ever will?
16051	Does it do any good?
16051	Does mother know it?
16051	Does n''t Jameson take his peg a little too often, sir?
16051	Doing?
16051	Found anything?
16051	Found whom?
16051	Four thousand for half an hour?
16051	Free?
16051	Got your man?
16051	Haggerty, suppose you and I knock the billiard balls around for half an hour?
16051	Haggerty, the detective?
16051	Haggerty?
16051	Have you any fire- arms with you, Mort?
16051	Have you ever had any contact with real poverty?
16051	He said that?
16051	How d''you suppose I''m going t''find out who done it, or how it was done, then?
16051	How long''ll it take you?
16051	How much have you offered him as a salary?
16051	How old is Kitty?
16051	How would you recognise him?
16051	How''s th''gink in number four?
16051	How?
16051	Huh?
16051	I?
16051	If we had a lord for breakfast-- I mean, at breakfast-- would you feel at ease? 16051 Insulted Kitty?"
16051	Is it not true?
16051	Is it possible that it was empty, miss?
16051	Kittibudget, what the deuce is all this about? 16051 Kitty Killigrew, what have you been doing?"
16051	Leaving?
16051	Lonesome?
16051	May I ask what it is you are reading?
16051	May I?
16051	Miss Killigrew?
16051	Molly, how long have we been married?
16051	Molly, what has happened? 16051 Mr. Killigrew is in the smoking- room?"
16051	Never''ll get that out o''your head, will you?
16051	Picnic this afternoon; going along?
16051	Pounds?
16051	Remember File Number 113?
16051	Robbed o''what, y''soak?
16051	Roll''i m, ol''sport? 16051 Rolled?"
16051	Say what?
16051	See him?
16051	She did?
16051	Six t''ten carats? 16051 So that''s his game, huh?"
16051	Social superior? 16051 Still dizzy, eh?
16051	Supposing I have?
16051	Sure he left this morning?
16051	Temper? 16051 The boat?"
16051	The sapphires? 16051 The steward?"
16051	Then you believe that he is up to his old tricks again?
16051	Thomas, will you go to Brazil the first week in September?
16051	Thomas?
16051	Valuable?
16051	Webb?
16051	Webb?
16051	Webb?
16051	Well, what does it say?
16051	Well,said his wife, with an amused smile,"why do n''t you say it?"
16051	Well?
16051	What about?
16051	What are these regular keys for?
16051	What did Jameson take away from you?
16051	What did she do?
16051	What did you register?
16051	What do you believe?
16051	What has happened?
16051	What have you been doing to Thomas?
16051	What have you done with the romance?
16051	What is it?
16051	What is that to you, sir?
16051	What now?
16051	What now?
16051	What the dickens have you been doing now? 16051 What were y''robbed of?"
16051	What''s his man look like?
16051	What''s th''matter?
16051	What''s the row, Crawffy?
16051	What, I?
16051	What? 16051 What?
16051	What?
16051	What?
16051	What?
16051	Where is it, you dog? 16051 Where is it?
16051	Where were the Crawfords?
16051	Where were you between''leven an''twelve last night?
16051	Where''s Kitty?
16051	Where''s Mike''s?
16051	Where''s th''phone?
16051	Where''s your light?
16051	Where''s your sable stole? 16051 Which key is it that unlocks a door?"
16051	Which key?
16051	Who are you, and what''s your business with me?
16051	Who is he?
16051	Who''s got th''suite across th''hall?
16051	Why did n''t y''lodge a complaint against him?
16051	Why did n''t you say that at once, Mr. Webb? 16051 Why should I be afraid?
16051	Why, Haggerty, how are you? 16051 Why, Haggerty, what''s up?
16051	Will you be so good, Miss Killigrew, as to tell me why you Americans call a palace like this-- a cottage?
16051	Will you be wanting me, Miss Killigrew?
16051	Will you have these reset and wear them for me?
16051	Will you make it an hour and a half, sir?
16051	Will you wear them?
16051	Would n''t an old one do?
16051	Would that make any difference with Kitty if she wanted to get out? 16051 Would you like to go to the picnic this afternoon?"
16051	You accept that condition?
16051	You agree with me, Molly, do n''t you, that Kitty shall marry when and where she pleases?
16051	You are my steward, I believe?
16051	You are wanting me, miss?
16051	You decline?
16051	You kissed Kitty?
16051	You know where my club is, do n''t you?
16051	You rang, miss?
16051	You-- kissed-- Kitty?
16051	Young lookin''? 16051 ''Old himself like a sojer?
16051	A confederate?"
16051	A good sailor?
16051	A silly affectation, do n''t you think so?"
16051	After all, does a Manx cat know that it is incomplete?
16051	Alone?
16051	Among the unanswerable questions stands prominently: Why do we laugh when a man loses his hat?
16051	And it all hung by a hair: would Mason watch?
16051	And on what errand?
16051	And private secretary to the very person he had robbed?
16051	And was he ashamed of the fact?
16051	And what did they say to this scathing arraignment?
16051	And what would Kitty say?
16051	And where was that man Mason?
16051	And why was Kitty so white?
16051	Apologize?
16051	Besides,"--with a nod toward the suitcases--"if you''re not the man, why this hurry?
16051	But epic poetry?
16051	But how was this man Jameson t''know anything about sapphires if they was n''t any?"
16051	But how''ll I start her off?"
16051	But why should he wish to wear that mournfully conventional suit in which we are supposed to enjoy ourselves?
16051	CHAPTER XXIII"Mr. Killigrew,"whispered Haggerty,"will you get Miss Kitty an''Thomas int''th''study- end o''th''library?"
16051	Ca n''t this be smoothed over some way?
16051	Can I give you a lift?"
16051	Caught in th''act, huh?"
16051	Cigar?
16051	Confusion and his cohort of synonyms( why not?)
16051	Crawford?"
16051	D''y''think y''could recognize him if y''saw him?"
16051	Did Mr. Crawford advise you where to look for me?"
16051	Did he hit you with these?"
16051	Did she see but the surface of things?
16051	Did y''ever hear th''likes?
16051	Did you ever see such an ass, Crawford?
16051	Did you notice how he smiled when he showed it to me?
16051	Do n''t you get it?
16051	Do you call that fire- opal a trinket?
16051	Do you need any funds?"
16051	Do you realize what such an action means to any young woman with pride?
16051	Do you understand?
16051	Do you want to risk it?"
16051	Does he wish a palace, a yacht, a rare jewel?
16051	For what had the man come?
16051	Gone at once to New York and sent for his belongings?
16051	Good heavens, do I look as if I were joking?
16051	Got any witch- hazel?"
16051	Got anything to do to- night?"
16051	Had Thomas been a haberdasher prior to his stewardship?
16051	Had n''t he and his attendants been overcome in the same manner?
16051	Had not theirs always been the power behind the throne?
16051	Had your breakfast?"
16051	Have you got your collar up?"
16051	Have you not found them so?"
16051	He must leave England at once, but the question was-- How?
16051	Heard o''th''Maharajah''s emeralds?"
16051	How do you account for that feeling?"
16051	How do you account for that?"
16051	How many pounds did a dress- suit cost in this hurly- burly country?
16051	How much was the ruby worth?"
16051	How much?"
16051	Is anything wrong?"
16051	Is it generous, then, to kiss a girl without so much as by your leave?
16051	It gave rise to a satirical leader on the editorial page:"What''s the matter with us republicans?
16051	Keep- sakes?
16051	Killigrew?"
16051	Like a little money advanced?
16051	Lord Monckton?
16051	Lose my temper?
16051	Mr. Killigrew gone to New York?"
16051	Now, then, what would he, Haggerty, do if he were in Mason''s shoes?
16051	Now, who the deuce is this chap Webb?
16051	Now, you, what''s happened?"
16051	Or was it because the wretch knew that he, Thomas, would not dare cry out over his loss?
16051	Plug, is n''t that the American for it?"
16051	Proof, proof; but where?
16051	Red cheeks?
16051	Royalties are frumps, are n''t they?
16051	Say, Mr. Killigrew, any place where I could hang out down there for a couple o''days?"
16051	See any one running before y''saw th''lights?"
16051	She had almost said:"Thomas, what have you done with my sapphires?"
16051	So that was why her coup had fallen flat?
16051	So this was the weapon?
16051	Some one had entered this deserted house: for what?
16051	Sonnets?
16051	Th''question is, did he take it from you''r you from him?
16051	That you, Webb?"
16051	The sea?
16051	Thomas?"
16051	Tummy?"
16051	Two bangs all in one morning?
16051	Was Haggerty after him with the third degree?
16051	Was it a corner of the curtain she had been striving to look behind?
16051	Was it that very nonsense he dreaded, insidiously attacking the redoubts of his common sense?
16051	Was there light in the house, fluid in the wires?
16051	Was there something deeper?
16051	Webb?"
16051	Webb?"
16051	Webb?"
16051	Webb?"
16051	Webb?"
16051	Well, if y''ever see Mason again, what''ll y''do?"
16051	Were all American fathers mad?
16051	Were you in this sort of business while you were serving me?"
16051	What Englishman lives who does not?
16051	What did it mean?
16051	What do you think about it?"
16051	What do you think of the idea?"
16051	What do you wish to know, sir?"
16051	What had alarmed him?
16051	What had been the wager; and what was the meaning of the six months?
16051	What had happened to the coffee market?
16051	What had he wagered and lost?
16051	What in heaven''s name had happened?
16051	What is his name?"
16051	What living mother would harbor a dream of a clerkship in a haberdasher''s shop?
16051	What more did they want?
16051	What shall we do?"
16051	What should he do?
16051	What should she do now?
16051	What was all this about?
16051	What was it?"
16051	What was this blighter of a detective doing at the villa?
16051	What was up?
16051	What will you be wanting to see me about, sir?"
16051	What would become of all her wonderfully maneuvered plans?
16051	What would he do without Kitty?
16051	What would she do?
16051	What''s happened?
16051	What''s on your mind tonight?"
16051	What''s th''matter?"
16051	What''s the matter with that word?
16051	What''s the matter?
16051	What''s the matter?
16051	What''s the odds?
16051	What''s the trouble this morning?"
16051	What''s the use of giving checks to hospitals and asylums and colleges, when you do n''t know whether the cash goes right or wrong?
16051	What, enter a carriage in a fog, steal a necklace, and carry it around with him for months?
16051	What?
16051	When do you go back?"
16051	Where had he been picked up?
16051	Where had she heard that voice before?
16051	Where to?"
16051	Where would it all end?
16051	Where''s Jameson?"
16051	Where''s there an apothecary''s shop?"
16051	Whither should he turn?
16051	Who did this?
16051	Who had passed her in the upper hall?
16051	Who is it?"
16051	Who is it?"
16051	Who was he?
16051	Who was this potentate who dared desecrate the honored quiet of this loft?
16051	Whoever heard of a haberdasher''s clerk reading_ Morte d''Arthur_ and writing sonnets?
16051	Why had n''t he taken to his heels when he had had the chance?
16051	Why had not fate left him in peace; if not satisfied with his lot, at least resigned?
16051	Why had the man not returned the clothes to the trunk and shut it?
16051	Why in the world should I marry a title?"
16051	Why should Jameson say that he had seen sapphires if he had not?
16051	Why that word?
16051	Why the devil did you take up that monocle business?
16051	Why was she always looking at him like that?
16051	Why?
16051	Will you be kind enough to let me have the use of the motor to the station?"
16051	Will you be so kind as to give it to him?"
16051	Would he ever return?
16051	Would n''t you be watching and wondering what it was that made him your social superior?"
16051	Would they never move on?
16051	Would you like to read it?"
16051	Yes, what did they say?
16051	You are not afraid?"
16051	You notice my fingers?
16051	You''re on that case?"
16051	Young man, what the devil''s this about?"
16051	ca n''t a person be happy and smile?"
16051	for everything you did for them?
16051	in this fog?
16051	suffer himself to be laughed at behind his back?
16051	you do n''t suppose he had a hand in these other burglaries?"
18515	''A man? 18515 ''Aunty of you?''
18515	''Aunty of_ you_?'' 18515 ''Do you mean to tell me that a living creature with three eyes still inhabits the forests of Black Bayou?''
18515	''She kill''um Three- eye?'' 18515 ''Where is them ellerphants?''
18515	''Who?'' 18515 ''Why kill''um?''
18515	''Why, Tiger- tail?'' 18515 ''You have killed a man who had_ three eyes_?''
18515	''You say that for hundreds of years the Seminoles have hunted a creature with three eyes?'' 18515 ''_ Now?_''"''Sure!''
18515	''_ Who?_''he inquired emphatically. 18515 A-- a_ minnow_--as big as a Pullman car?"
18515	Afraid of Grue?
18515	And he''s tearing up the carpet?
18515	And how about that girl?
18515	And on top of this outrage, am I to eat your cooking?
18515	And what does she do then?
18515	Angelica White?
18515	Are they in motion?
18515	Are we in any immediate danger, young man?
18515	Are you certain that you have made no mistake? 18515 Are you crazy?"
18515	Are you sure?
18515	Are you the great Academician, Perfessor Smith?
18515	Are you this here Perfessor Smith of the Department of Anthropology in the Bronx Park Zoölogical Society?
18515	Believe_ me_ there''s enough in it to make it a financial coup, and I ask you, Prof, is n''t a financial coup respectable?
18515	Boomly? 18515 But have you actually seen live creatures in the flames?"
18515	But if her popular nature books did n''t ruin her scientifically, how can we hope to lead her astray?
18515	But why has n''t she stopped our preparations?
18515	Can you reconcile such a creature as we are starting out to hunt, with anything living known to science?
18515	Circular?
18515	Could n''t_ something_ be named after me?
18515	Curiosity?
18515	Darling,he said, in the imbecile voice of a man in love,"why do you tremble so when I am here to protect you?
18515	Did I come here to look at this frog- pond and choke on your cooking? 18515 Did he tell you so?"
18515	Did you ever see anything unusual in these forests?
18515	Did you say''fat?''
18515	Did you see that huge, glittering shape that seemed to fall into the water?
18515	Do n''t you feel well?
18515	Do they come any nearer?
18515	Do you actually believe,I faltered,"that this unfortunate man has murdered Boomly?"
18515	Do you admit that?
18515	Do you hear what I say, guide? 18515 Do you mean, should we tell that accomplished and fascinating lady, Professor Bottomly, about this herd of mammoths?"
18515	Do you realize what an astounding statement you are making?
18515	Do you see anything?
18515	Do you think it safe to leave Miss Grey alone in camp?
18515	Do you think there is any danger?
18515	Do_ you_ care, Miss Blythe?
18515	Does she go with the lake or with the fish?
18515	Doing what?
18515	Enrages?
18515	For heaven''s sake, why are you two perpetually squabbling?
18515	For what?
18515	From sharks?
18515	Has_ she_ seen them?
18515	Have you any Bimba leaves concealed about your person?
18515	Have you met my husband?
18515	How are we going to catch a minnow as large as a sleeping car?
18515	How did you get a letter out of this distant and desolate place?
18515	How did you make them talk? 18515 How do you know?"
18515	How do you know?
18515	How much, my confiding friend?
18515	How near can we go?
18515	How the devil did she come to say a thing like that?
18515	How,he asked,"are we to arouse her curiosity?"
18515	How?
18515	I mean, which of us gets the first chance to win her?
18515	If she wants all the glory herself why does she permit us to incur this expense in getting ready?
18515	Is Oyster Bay_ too_ far and too cruel?
18515	Is it a fish?
18515	Is it a go?
18515	Is it coming any nearer?
18515	Is it not worth while for us to explore Black Bayou?
18515	Is it possible that she is sufficiently degraded to suspect us of trying to put one over on her? 18515 Is n''t it queer,"I said,"that not a trout has splashed?
18515	Is that all?
18515	Is that true?
18515	Is there a v- volcano under that lake?
18515	It could n''t have been a f- f- fish, could it?
18515	It is entirely, so to speak,_ per se_--by itself--"What the devil do you mean by that?
18515	James Skaw,I said, tremulously,"where are those mammoths?"
18515	Kitten,I said, my voice broken by emotion,"which will you have named after you, the lake or the fish?
18515	Listen,I said, half strangled,"are you willing to wait for payment until I personally have verified the existence of these-- er-- creatures?"
18515	Look like? 18515 M- ma''am?"
18515	Now,I said,"what have you done with the poor victim of your fury?
18515	Of course,said I with a sneer,"you have proofs to back your pleasant tale?"
18515	Professor Kemper? 18515 Reaching up and biting you?"
18515	Sample? 18515 See''em, old top?"
18515	Sez she:''Are you James Skaw?'' 18515 Shall I telephone for the police?"
18515	Shall we seat ourselves here in the sun?
18515	Shed blood? 18515 Sir, do you know what it is to listen to umbrella argooment every day, all day long, from sun- up to night- fall?
18515	Stayed under the_ water_?
18515	Suppose,he shouted,"that those fish should begin to jump and feed on the bats again?"
18515	That''s the question,he nodded with unimpaired cheerfulness,"_ what_ are you going to talk about on April_ the_ first?
18515	There''s no use denying that we both have been bowled over by her; is there?
18515	True?
18515	W- wh- what do you mean?
18515	W- what crime?
18515	W- what is it?
18515	W- what?
18515	W- what?
18515	W- where are those skulls?
18515	W- where?
18515	Was it an avalanche?
18515	Was it-- moral-- to bring a waitress?
18515	Well,he said,"what else are you intending to investigate?"
18515	Well,said I,"_ what_ about her?"
18515	Were you singing?
18515	What about that old party whose name you said had already been given to the lake?
18515	What are you doing?
18515	What do they look like?
18515	What do you desire of me?
18515	What do you desire of me?
18515	What do you mean?
18515	What do you suppose I want of your ridiculous eggs? 18515 What do you think about it?"
18515	What do you think they are?
18515	What does it look like now?
18515	What gentle thoughts are yours, Mildred?
18515	What girl?
18515	What has happened?
18515	What have you done to Professor Boomly?
18515	What have you done with him?
18515	What is it?
18515	What is this scientific information?
18515	What is to be done?
18515	What is your name?
18515	What is_ he_ doing?
18515	What on earth do you suppose those gigantic fish feed on?
18515	What the devil are you doing?
18515	What the devil do_ you_ want?
18515	What time are you free, Mildred?
18515	What was that awful noise? 18515 What''s the matter with you?"
18515	What? 18515 What?"
18515	What?
18515	What?
18515	What?
18515	What?
18515	When did she tell you_ that_?
18515	When will that be?
18515	When?
18515	Where are these starving caterpillars?
18515	Where did this come from?
18515	Where have you been?
18515	Where is the lead?
18515	Where is the map?
18515	Where is your old friend, Billy Boomly? 18515 Where?"
18515	Which way do you usually go home?
18515	Who are you?
18515	Who did you say I wished on you?
18515	Who? 18515 Who?"
18515	Who?
18515	Why are you trying to feed me? 18515 Why ca n''t they be named after_ me_?"
18515	Why does she dress that way?
18515	Why not, Mr. Smith? 18515 Why not?"
18515	Why not?
18515	Why not?
18515	Why this unseemly apropos?
18515	Why? 18515 Why?"
18515	Why?
18515	Why?
18515	Why?
18515	Why?
18515	You are the great Mr. Percy Smith, Curator of the Anthropological Department, are you not?
18515	You do n''t expect to see any cave people here, do you?
18515	You do n''t mean_ my_ eyes, do you?
18515	You lie very nicely, do n''t you?
18515	You mean to say that you do n''t, somehow or other, manage to catch and kill birds?
18515	You mean to say that you shed blood-- the blood of your old friend-- merely because he meddled with a miserable batch of butterfly''s eggs?
18515	You propose to have me pay you for that map?
18515	You took a photograph of one of these alleged cave- dwellers?
18515	_ Here_?
18515	_ What_ do you suppose that devious and secretive female is up to?
18515	_ What_ is it-- if you think you know?
18515	_ When_ did she tell you_ that_?
18515	***** Is it necessary to proceed?
18515	***** So what more is there for me to say?
18515	A meteor?"
18515	An earthquake?"
18515	An''then some more?
18515	And I was becoming frightened when the bloody bubbles and feathers began to come up--""_ What_ was he doing under water?"
18515	And if we had hook, line, steam- winch, and everything else,_ what_ about bait?"
18515	And what about a hook?
18515	And what do you suppose happened?"
18515	And what does_ that_ mean-- that pool of blood on the floor?
18515	And will you forgive me for bringing you out here?"
18515	Are the waters of the lakes in that locality sufficiently clear for a lady to do her hair by?
18515	Are there any hotels?
18515	Are you up in your lines?"
18515	Are your films ready to record a scene without precedent in the scientific annals of creation?"
18515	Barnum he would have went a million miles to see what I seen last Janooary down in the Coquina country--""Where is that?"
18515	Batt?"
18515	Blythe?"
18515	Boomly flushed heavily:"Fat?"
18515	But Smithy--""What?"
18515	But it is useless to deny that you are the most extraordinary man I ever saw.... How soon can you take me to these Coquina hills?"
18515	But it is_ my_ discovery--_my_ contribution to science, is n''t it?"
18515	But who can say which is the best kind of anything?
18515	Carnegie?"
18515	Could Quint have dragged his victim here?
18515	Did she happen to glance at_ you_ that way?"
18515	Did you ever hear of a fish as big as a sleeping car?"
18515	Do n''t go, Smith--""If I stay, may I marry Wilna?"
18515	Do n''t you know how to cook?"
18515	Do n''t you love and trust me?"
18515	Do n''t you understand?
18515	Do you know it, Smith?"
18515	Do you know what he had done?"
18515	Do you know?"
18515	Do you mind moving?"
18515	Do you see the flicker of fire under the vapour?"
18515	Do you think I''d name such an important lake after_ her_?
18515	Do you understand?
18515	Do you?"
18515	Do you?"
18515	Get me?"
18515	Get me?"
18515	Get me?"
18515	Get me?"
18515	Has anybody been in there?"
18515	Has_ he_ been in there?"
18515	Have n''t I enough eggs of_ Heliconius salome_ hatching to give me the Carnegie medal if I want it?"
18515	Have the trees been heaved up anywhere recently?"
18515	Hey?
18515	Hoon- hel are you?"
18515	How the devil should I know?"
18515	How was I going to tell Kemper?
18515	I faltered,"what does yonder scene of presumable domesticity mean?"
18515	I pondered deeply for a while:"Wilna?"
18515	I said to her:"When at home, I suppose your mother tucks you in; does n''t she?"
18515	I said:"Have you any particular reason for disliking him?"
18515	I shouted with all my might,"have_ you_ put one over on me, too?"
18515	I stopped laughing:"Do you mean that I am to go there and investigate before I pay you for this information?"
18515	I thought deeply for a few moments, then:"Who is''Billy?''"
18515	I''ll go back immediately--""Why not take me, also?"
18515	I''ve seen them peep out of the fire and scurry back into it...._ Now_ are you sorry that I wrote you to come?
18515	If there are hotels, is there also running water to be had?
18515	Is he just plain crazy or does he think he can be funny with me?"
18515	Is it too much like crime?"
18515	Is it, Mil-- Miss Case?"
18515	Is it?"
18515	Is it_ really_ an emerald?"
18515	Is that right?"
18515	Is that what she is now doing to us?"
18515	It could n''t have been alive, could it?"
18515	It iss aber besser one over on dat lady to put, yess?"
18515	Kemper said to me:"Why on earth did you bring a waitress?"
18515	Man to man I ask you?"
18515	Me without no eddycation, only brains?
18515	Might I not, legitimately, have expected the Carnegie Educational Medal for all this?
18515	Minorcan?"
18515	Mrs. Batt?
18515	Now, how about it, friend?
18515	Now_ what_ is woman''s besetting emotion?"
18515	Or is this revelry?"
18515	Ought we to notify our honoured and respected Chief of Division concerning this discovery?"
18515	Presently he said:"Why does Miss Grey go?"
18515	Say, there ought to be a wad of the joyful in it for us both--""What?"
18515	Seven crops o''strawberries every winter in Gawd''s own country-- get me?"
18515	Shall I?"
18515	Shall it be Lake Kitten Brown, or shall it be_ Minnius kittenii_?
18515	She bent forward, lowering her voice a trifle:"Have you noticed,"she asked,"that so many things seem to be_ circular_ out here?"
18515	She turned in surprise:"Why am I going?
18515	Smith?"
18515	Swallowing my repulsion for him I said:"Why are you concerned as to what may be the subject of my approaching address?"
18515	The cold voice of Mrs. Doolittle Batt checked my transports:"Is that puddle named after me?"
18515	The question remains, do I get mine?"
18515	Then he said:"What are you looking for in Black Bayou?"
18515	Then:"What is it you''re here for, anyway?"
18515	Was n''t there a wop named Pizarro or somethin''what got lost down in Florida?
18515	Was she too lazy to rob us of the secretly contemplated glory which we had pretended awaited us?
18515	Was that gratitood?
18515	Was this formidable woman actually intending to let us depart alone for the Golden Glacier?
18515	What about it?
18515	What about it?"
18515	What about it?"
18515	What are the summer outdoor amusements?
18515	What are you following me about for, anyway?
18515	What are you goin''to say?
18515	What are you going to tell her?"
18515	What can I do for you, my good man?"
18515	What do I care whether it astounds you or anybody else?
18515	What do you suppose is the matter with him?
18515	What if I did?
18515	What is he?
18515	What is the name of the first lake we may hope to encounter?"
18515	What is to be done?"
18515	What more splendid sarcophagus could the ladies of the lake desire than these huge, silvery, itinerant and living tombs?
18515	What of it?
18515	What reward more sumptuous could anybody wish for than to rest at last within the interior dimness of an absolutely new species of anything?
18515	What sample?"
18515	What was he saying?
18515	What was it?
18515	What you aimin''to say to make those guys set up?
18515	What''s happening?
18515	What''s that to you?
18515	What''s the matter with you?"
18515	What''s the use of up- stagin''?
18515	Whatnhel have I done to you, hey?"
18515	Where I''m sitting?"
18515	Where is all that remains of Professor Boomly?"
18515	Where is he, Quint?
18515	Where is he?
18515	Where the devil had he gone?
18515	Where?''
18515	Which is going some, you say?
18515	Who are you?
18515	Whose is it?"
18515	Why ca n''t you make up?"
18515	Why do n''t you go in to lunch?
18515	Why do you try to catch and kill birds?"
18515	Why should I go on?
18515	Why you''re fixin''to make the holler of your life, ai n''t you?
18515	Why, if it resembles a minnow in size at this distance-- what can be its actual dimensions?"
18515	Why?
18515	Will you speak to Professor Farrago?"
18515	Would you mind getting out?"
18515	You can read, ca n''t you?
18515	You know it, do n''t you?"
18515	You know the Black Bayou forests, do n''t you?"
18515	You saw those bats flying over the pond last night, did n''t you?
18515	You wanta take a slant at it?"
18515	[ Illustration:"''Which way do you usually go home?''
18515	_ Did_ I?"
18515	_ Plenty!_ What of it?
18515	_ Should_ we burst into hellish laughter?
18515	_ Suum quemque scelus agitat._ Do you get me, Professor?
18515	_ What_ are you going to talk about?"
18515	_ With three eyes?_''"''Sure.''"
18515	burst out Boomly, his face suffused with passion,"Are you insinuating that I have any designs on your batch of eggs?"
18515	shrieked Blythe""''Which way do you usually go home?''
38981	A brother?
38981	A reporter?
38981	A story?
38981	And I suppose you know that she loves me, in spite of your objections?
38981	And I think you said two shots were fired at the thief?
38981	And Miss Meredith?
38981	And if I say that Mr. Herbert happens to be a friend of mine?
38981	And is he a nice young man?
38981	And no other woman there wore such a dress?
38981	And that you and Mr. Meredith are practically of the same build?
38981	And that you are breaking her heart by your mutton- headed objection to me?
38981	And the Girl? 38981 And the Girl?"
38981	And the casket?
38981	And the other machine?
38981	And this girl was dressed like a Western girl?
38981	And you, Blanton?
38981	And you?
38981	And-- what else?
38981	Anything you want to say?
38981	Are those lights still there?
38981	Are you hurt?
38981	Are you positive the letter is in your son''s handwriting?
38981	Are you the man who stole the gold plate?
38981	Are you_ trying_ to convict me?
38981	Arrest you?
38981	As I understand it,the scientist went on, not heeding the question,"you did not believe Herbert guilty of the first theft?"
38981	Back or front?
38981	Book agent?
38981	Business good?
38981	But could n''t you?
38981	But how came it in your possession?
38981	But what can we do?
38981	But you did love me-- once?
38981	Ca n''t you go a little slower?
38981	Ca n''t you think of a hotel or boarding- house near by?
38981	Can you prove it in a court of law?
38981	Certainly before unmasking- time,she said,"because-- because I think there is someone here who knows, or suspects, that----""Suspects what?"
38981	Clever, was n''t it?
38981	Dead?
38981	Detective?
38981	Diamond rings?
38981	Dick Herbert, explain to me, please, what you are doing with that gold plate?
38981	Dick, are you awake?
38981	Dick, is that you?
38981	Did Mr. Herbert say anything when arrested?
38981	Did Mr. Meredith arrive from Baltimore?
38981	Did he give any reason for his refusal to say anything?
38981	Did it ever happen to occur to you, Mr. Herbert, that Harry Meredith and his father are precisely of the same build?
38981	Did it have anything to do with theft?
38981	Did n''t you find anything at all about the premises?
38981	Did she mention my name?
38981	Did the injury to your arm,he went on after the approved manner of attorney for the prosecution,"prevent you going to the ball?"
38981	Did the person who''phoned give you a name?
38981	Did you come in the auto?
38981	Did you get an invitation to the Randolph ball?
38981	Did you get it?
38981	Did you go?
38981	Did you notice if the card presented at the door by the Burglar on the evening of the masked ball at Seven Oaks bore a name?
38981	Did you notice the handwriting on the card the Burglar gave you?
38981	Did you see her?
38981	Did your father ever happen to tell you_ why_ he objects to my attentions to you?
38981	Do you believe me guilty?
38981	Do you believe that I stole the plate?
38981	Do you deny that you got it?
38981	Do you happen to know where she was?
38981	Do you happen to know,he asked,"if Miss Meredith attended the Randolph ball at Seven Oaks on Thursday evening?"
38981	Do you have any idea where Miss Meredith was?
38981	Do you know that he was wounded?
38981	Do you know the young gentleman?
38981	Do you know where Miss Dorothy Meredith is?
38981	Do you know who_ was_ in the automobile?
38981	Do you now believe him guilty?
38981	Do you really believe he is the man who came here as the Burglar?
38981	Do you really want to go with me?
38981	Do you remember the name?
38981	Do you_ know_ he_ is_ there?
38981	Do you_ know_ that?
38981	Does it happen that you have as cleverly traced her?
38981	Does your arm pain you?
38981	Does your daughter know anything of that affair?
38981	Dollie, do n''t you love me?
38981	Eavesdropping, eh?
38981	Eloped with her?
38981	Except what?
38981	Fixed? 38981 Guess you never got caught in a pickle like this before?"
38981	Had n''t thought of it?
38981	Had n''t we better go back to the village and see a doctor?
38981	Had n''t you seen me?
38981	Has he said anything since?
38981	Have you been reading the papers?
38981	Have you seen Miss Meredith again?
38981	Heard anything from Miss Meredith?
38981	Heard the news?
38981	Her?
38981	How about the jewelry that was stolen from your other guests?
38981	How can I when I helped you run away with the horrid stuff?
38981	How dare he come here? 38981 How dare you, sir?"
38981	How did he die?
38981	How did you ever come to hit on a costume like that?
38981	How do I know it? 38981 How do you know that?"
38981	How long has Mr. Meredith been there?
38981	How long has he been dead?
38981	How long was I knocked out?
38981	How many persons do you suppose actually attended the ball?
38981	How much is it worth to you to know if Miss Meredith went to the masked ball?
38981	How much is it worth?
38981	How much?
38981	How much?
38981	How-- how long,she asked,"have you been a-- a-- a-- kleptomaniac?"
38981	How-- how-- did you happen to know her name?
38981	Hunh?
38981	Hunh?
38981	Husband beat you?
38981	I do n''t suppose Mr. Herbert explained how he got the wound?
38981	I do n''t suppose it possible that Miss Meredith has returned to Baltimore?
38981	I do n''t suppose there''s any doubt in your mind of my affection for your daughter?
38981	I do n''t suppose you''ve heard anything further from Miss Meredith?
38981	I mean, do you recall if it was different in any way from the handwriting on the other cards?
38981	I merely wanted to inquire if it would be permissible for me to see that cushion?
38981	I ought to throw you down the stairs, but-- what is it?
38981	I prefer that you keep it,she insisted firmly,"for, besides, I shall have to ask you to let me have fare back to the city-- a couple of dollars?
38981	I presume that, on its return by express, Mr. Randolph ordered the plate placed in the small room as before?
38981	I presume, Miss Meredith,he said solemnly,"that the maid informed you of my identity?"
38981	I understand, by the way, that one of your men took a leather cushion from the automobile in which the thieves escaped on the night of the ball?
38981	If Doctor Walpole should dress a wound and should later, under oath, point out its exact location, you would believe him?
38981	If Hatch knew it why did n''t he tell me?
38981	If I pledge you my word of honour that I told you the truth?
38981	If it had been would you have noticed it?
38981	If you''ll tell me something about Miss Meredith-- who she is and all that?
38981	In a hurry?
38981	Indeed?
38981	Is Mrs. Greyton in?
38981	Is everything ready?
38981	Is he here now?
38981	Is it necessary to go so awfully fast?
38981	Is it really and truly you?
38981	Is n''t it a fact that you did intend to elope with her on Thursday evening?
38981	Is that all?
38981	Is that correct?
38981	Is that enough?
38981	Is there anything I can do?
38981	It does n''t happen,he went on,"that, by any possible chance, you know anything about it, does it?"
38981	It was a detective-- you know that?
38981	It''s perfectly asinine to suppose that_ she_ had anything to do with either theft, do n''t you think?
38981	Just what do you know of this affair?
38981	Kissed me?
38981	Left no clew, of course?
38981	Loaded?
38981	Make to order, I s''pose?
38981	May I ask his present address?
38981	May I ask if you happen to know Richard Herbert?
38981	May I ask where_ you_ were last Thursday night?
38981	May I ask your son''s address?
38981	May I ask, Mr. Meredith,he began,"how many sons you have?"
38981	May I ask,he inquired with pronounced emphasis on the personal pronoun,"why you want to know?"
38981	May I inquire,she asked, after she recovered her breath,"the cause of this-- this levity?"
38981	May I see Miss Meredith for a few minutes?
38981	May I see your revolver?
38981	May I send a card to her?
38981	Miss Meredith,he said soothingly after a pause,"will you admit or deny that you ever heard of the Randolph robbery?"
38981	Miss Meredith?
38981	Miss Meredith?
38981	Mr. Hatch called yet?
38981	Mr. Hatch, what is that name I asked you to get?
38981	Mr. Herbert confessed to you that he was with you in the automobile, did n''t he?
38981	Mr. Herbert here?
38981	My bill, please?
38981	No, nor would you inform me of the nature of the evidence against him in addition to the jewels and plate found in his possession?
38981	Not very well?
38981	Nothing but the gold plate was found?
38981	Now Cunningham?
38981	Now, Mr. Cunningham, may I ask if the Burglar''s back was toward you when you fired?
38981	Now, Mr. Hatch,asked The Thinking Machine,"just what is known of this second theft of the gold plate?"
38981	Now, Mr. Mallory,continued The Thinking Machine at last,"one of your men shot twice at the Burglar in the automobile, as I understand it?"
38981	Now, Mr. Mallory,the scientist went on calmly,"do you happen to know Dr. Clarence Walpole?"
38981	Now, Mr. Randolph, how many invitations were issued for the ball?
38981	Now, look here, Dick,expostulated Hatch,"do n''t you want to make some statement of your connection with this affair?
38981	Now, madam?
38981	Now, why did Mr. Herbert confess to Miss Meredith that he stole the plate?
38981	Of course, then, you''ve seen the stories about the Randolph robbery?
38981	Oh, if they are watching us what shall we do?
38981	Oh, is n''t that delightful?
38981	Oh, would n''t that please Mallory?
38981	Oh, you_ did_ do it then?
38981	Only eleven pieces of the plate were first stolen, you said?
38981	Paregoric?
38981	Personal matter?
38981	Prove it? 38981 Proven innocent?"
38981	Sewing- machines?
38981	She is not at home?
38981	Some time ago she met a man named Herbert-- Richard Herbert, I think, and----"Dick Herbert?
38981	Something in a bag?
38981	Suppose I should confess that I did?
38981	Suppose it had been just a freak of mine, and I had intended to-- to return the stuff, as has been done?
38981	Suppose now, just suppose, that we three get together and tell each other the truth for a change, the whole truth, and see what will happen?
38981	Suppose,he whispered,"suppose I should confess that I did take it?"
38981	The bag is all right, I suppose?
38981	The bag with the stuff-- the one I threw in the car when we started?
38981	The bag?
38981	The casket?
38981	They''re chasing us, are n''t they?
38981	This is n''t any silly joke?
38981	This is the revolver you used?
38981	Thought what?
38981	Thursday night, perhaps?
38981	Was Harry Meredith masked when he entered this room last Thursday night?
38981	Was Miss Meredith the girl in the automobile?
38981	Was he a particular friend of yours in college?
38981	Was he masked?
38981	Was it a man or a woman talking?
38981	Was it a pistol shot?
38981	We will have to go in a few minutes, wo n''t we?
38981	Well, Downey?
38981	Well, what about it all, anyhow?
38981	Well, what did you find out?
38981	Well, what of it?
38981	Well?
38981	Well?
38981	Well?
38981	Well?
38981	Well?
38981	Well?
38981	What about her?
38981	What am I doing with it?
38981	What are the questions?
38981	What are you doing with it?
38981	What business of yours is it, anyway?
38981	What could have caused you to do such a thing?
38981	What did she wear?
38981	What did you do with the list of invited guests?
38981	What do you know of any woman?
38981	What does he look like?
38981	What gold plate?
38981	What is it all about?
38981	What is it, please?
38981	What is it?
38981	What is the nature of the injury?
38981	What kind of stuff?
38981	What luck did_ you_ have?
38981	What luck did_ you_ have?
38981	What next?
38981	What sort of a confession?
38981	What was her appearance?
38981	What you got in the bag?
38981	What''s in it?
38981	What''s the matter?
38981	What''s the matter?
38981	What''s this about the bail- bond?
38981	What?
38981	What?
38981	What_ do_ you sell?
38981	When did she return?
38981	When was it, please?
38981	Where are those cards, Curtis?
38981	Where are you?
38981	Where did you get that idea?
38981	Where has she been?
38981	Where is it?
38981	Where is she?
38981	Where is the car?
38981	Where is the drug store?
38981	Where is your son now? 38981 Where is your son?"
38981	Where was the wound, please?
38981	Where was the wound?
38981	Where were you on the evening of the masked ball?
38981	Who are you, Mr. Van Dusen?
38981	Who fired them, please?
38981	Who is it, Blair?
38981	Who the deuce is Van Dusen?
38981	Who then,he demanded after a couple of gulps--"who do you say is the thief if Herbert is not?"
38981	Whose brother? 38981 Why did n''t you mention the jewelry at first?
38981	Why did you disappear?
38981	Why did you see him?
38981	Why do n''t you say something?
38981	Why you did_ not_ meet me?
38981	Why you did_ not_ meet me?
38981	Why you did_ not_ meet me?
38981	Why, Dick, what is that?
38981	Why-- yes, but I-- I----"And could n''t you ever love me again?
38981	Why?
38981	Will you admit that you saw him?
38981	Will you deny that you saw Richard Herbert on the evening of the masked ball?
38981	Will you give me your permission to see her here and now, if she will consent?
38981	Will you inform me, then, in the interest of justice, where you were on the evening of the Randolph ball?
38981	Will you name the cause of the trouble you and Meredith had in Harvard?
38981	Would it be possible, Miss Meredith,the even voice went on,"to convince_ you_ of Mr. Herbert''s innocence?"
38981	Would you be satisfied?
38981	Would you believe him under oath?
38981	Would you mind telling me if any of the jewelry you found in Mr. Herbert''s possession has been identified?
38981	Would you mind telling me just what makes you think I got it?
38981	Would you remember it if you saw it or heard it again?
38981	You are certain there was only_ one_ man at that ball dressed as a Burglar?
38981	You are making no mistake?
38981	You did n''t see her there?
38981	You do n''t know if the package was there when you went in?
38981	You have the bullet?
38981	You know she did n''t take the plate?
38981	You know that a man and a woman are accused of and sought for the theft?
38981	You know, too, that Richard Herbert went to that ball in Burglar''s garb and that you went there dressed as a Western girl?
38981	You mean you-- you-- you_ stole_ it?
38981	You probably knew that he was wounded and possibly either aided in dressing the wound-- as any woman would-- or else saw him dress it himself?
38981	You recognised him, then, by something he said or wore?
38981	You still do n''t believe him guilty?
38981	You were speaking of Miss Dorothy Meredith, were n''t you?
38981	You will admit that you know the man was in Burglar''s garb, and that the woman was dressed in a Western costume?
38981	You will not believe what I tell you?
38981	You would n''t have gone with any other man?
38981	You_ know_ he was with you?
38981	You_ know_ it?
38981	You_ know_ that only two shots were fired?
38981	Your casket of jewels was found among the stolen goods in his possession?
38981	_ How_ do you know it?
38981	410 State Street for a package?"
38981	A brother?
38981	A wound caused by a pistol- bullet?
38981	After a while, from below, he heard the tinkle of a bell and Blair entered with light tread:"Beg pardon, sir, are you asleep?"
38981	Am I right?"
38981	By something he said or wore?
38981	By the way, I suppose you know where I came from, eh?"
38981	Can you direct me to a quiet hotel or boarding- house where I might stay?"
38981	Could you tell me, please, where a lady, unattended, might get a night''s lodging somewhere near here?"
38981	Cunningham?"
38981	Detective Mallory doesn''t----""When and where was Mr. Herbert arrested?"
38981	Did her father shoot him?
38981	Did she shoot him?
38981	Did you get it all right?"
38981	Did you notice the card she gave you?"
38981	Do you know that idea keeps coming to me and wo n''t go away?"
38981	Finally she compromised by blushing radiantly at the memory of certain lingering kisses she had bestowed upon-- upon-- Dick Herbert?
38981	Greyton?"
38981	Had Doctor Walpole recently dressed a wound for Mr. Herbert?
38981	Hatch?"
38981	Have you met him?"
38981	He asked the first question with trepidation:"Mr. Randolph, can you give me the address of Miss Dorothy Meredith?"
38981	He was hurt and----""Who is it, Blair?"
38981	Herbert?"
38981	How are you, anyhow?"
38981	How did Mr. Herbert know this brother?
38981	How do you feel?"
38981	How had he recognised him as Harry Meredith?
38981	How long has she been gone?...
38981	Huh?...
38981	If I do n''t see her---- By the way, did her father arrive from Baltimore?"
38981	If at home, would he not go to the nearest physician?
38981	Is that to stand forever?"
38981	Is there no way I can place myself right in your eyes?"
38981	Is_ he_ in?"
38981	It was a costume affair, I suppose?"
38981	Merritt?...
38981	Missing?...
38981	Now that''s a silly state of affairs, is n''t it?"
38981	Now what does that mean?"
38981	Now, Miss Meredith, will you tell me, please, just where you have been?"
38981	Now, is n''t it a fact that you did intend to elope with her on Thursday evening?"
38981	Now, may I ask you what you intend to publish about this affair?"
38981	Now, the question is: What possible connection can there be between Dorothy Meredith and the Burglar?
38981	Now, what shall I say if they ask questions?
38981	Now, what_ did_ happen to Mr. Herbert?
38981	Now, will you or will you not return the plate?"
38981	Of course it will be all right?"
38981	Randolph live here?''
38981	Randolph?"
38981	Red, you mean?...
38981	Taking it this way at this time of the night?"
38981	That''s what they do, is n''t it?"
38981	The ball was thirty- two calibre?"
38981	Then the question: Was the man who stole from Mr. Herbert, probably entering his place and shooting him, masked?
38981	Then, in a deadly, forced calm:"She attended the masked ball Thursday evening, did n''t she?"
38981	Then-- what?"
38981	Then:"Who is this talking?"
38981	Thursday evening?...
38981	Was Dick Herbert the Burglar?
38981	Was it in his college days?
38981	Well and good, but is that all?
38981	Well, what the deuce is it then?...
38981	What am I?
38981	What brother?"
38981	What could have delayed him?"
38981	What does she look like?...
38981	What in the world was the matter with you, anyway?"
38981	What is the nearest village or town?"
38981	What''s her name?...
38981	What''s his name?"
38981	What''s in it?"
38981	What?...
38981	Who is he?
38981	Who was he?
38981	Who_ is_ this?"
38981	Why would n''t he say something?
38981	Why?
38981	Why?
38981	Why?
38981	Why?"
38981	Why?"
38981	Why?"
38981	Why?"
38981	Yes?
38981	Yes?...
38981	Yet, what happened to him?
38981	You know, of course, about the finding of the two automobiles that figured in the case, and the blood- stained cushion?"
38981	[ Illustration:"An envious mask hid cheeks and brow"]"How did you know me?"
38981	_ SPELL IT!_... M- e- r- e- d- i- t- h. Why did n''t you say that at first?...
38981	the reporter asked--"that is, during the last couple of days?"
35991	''You do not mean That was the first and last with him?'' 35991 About the time, That May before she finished High School, Elenor Broke loose, ran wild, do you remember, Carl?
35991	And as for that, what did I see in Paris But human nature working in the war As everywhere it works in peace? 35991 As they rallied, But when my strength was almost spent-- what comes?
35991	Before this quarrel we had been engaged And at this evening''s end I brought it up:''What shall we do? 35991 But first, my love, As spirits equal and with equal rights, Or privilege of equal wrongs, have I Demanded former purity of you?
35991	But had I been American to the core, Would I have put the sweet temptation by? 35991 Could we manage it?"
35991	I went to her, Pulled down her hands from eyes and shook her hard: What is this? 35991 If I had any thought There in that awful moment, it was this: To run away, escape, could I maintain An innocent presence there, be clear of fault?
35991	Is it portless?
35991	So, that''s your story, is it?
35991	Well, now Why did I turn to Gregory from you? 35991 Well, then what was the riddle?
35991	What is the matter?
35991	Who was this woman? 35991 With the morning I lay in bed and thought: Did Irma Leese Know anything of me, or did she know That Elenor went out to meet a man?
35991	A man can shake a vampire off, but how To shake a wife off, when the children come, And you must leave your place, your livelihood To shake her off?
35991	A woman of one sin, Or many sins, her life filled up with treason, Since I had left her?"
35991	A woman wholly bad?
35991	All her life This girl aspires-- you think to win a man?
35991	All learning may be that, but what is that?
35991	America, Oh yes, America, she said to self, How is it different from the land I left?
35991	And John speaks up:"Well, Carl, now Elenor Murray is no more, And we are friends so long, I''d like to know What do you think of her?"
35991	And Lilli Alm who taught the art of song Looked at him half contemptuous and said:"Why did she fail?"
35991	And Lowell studied them and said at last:"That new reporter makes the Murray inquest A thing of interest, does the public like it?"
35991	And Merival spoke up:"What is to- day?
35991	And Sosnowski spoke:"I meant to kill you-- where''s your right to live When millions have been killed to make the world A safer place for liberty?
35991	And after that?
35991	And all this realm of spirit, Of love for truth and beauty, is the play Of shadows on the tomb?"
35991	And for this What did I get?
35991	And for what?
35991	And had she lied, had she been living free, Unshackled of our system, faith and cult, American or Christian, what you will?
35991	And have n''t we, the nurses and the soldiers Written some million stories for the eyes Of boys and girls to read these fifty years?
35991	And if A jury and the courts adjudged this boy Of nineteen in his mind, what was the right Of interference by the governor?
35991	And if a man cause war, or suffer war, When he could stop it, do we say he loves?
35991	And if she did not know, who could disclose That I was with her?
35991	And if she had a syncope, was held up, Who held her up?
35991	And if you shake her off Where do you go?
35991	And just to hear that she Had planned to see me, ask for clemency For this condemned degenerate, made me say Shall I let death defeat her?
35991	And just to think you used that sharpened talent For getting money, place, in the old regime, To place you where to- day?
35991	And last night When Elenor Murray''s picture in the_ Times_ Looked at me, I began to think, Good Lord, Where have I seen that face before?
35991	And may I test this jet, while I am here?
35991	And on the third night saw At half- past eight or nine this fellow come And take her walking in the darkness-- where?
35991	And on this day the coroner had a letter From Margery Camp which said:"Where''s Barrett Bays?
35991	And others said:"We know through Jacob Bangs he has investments In wheat lands, what''s the truth?
35991	And perhaps Real things were back of ways to be construed In innocence or wisdom-- for who knows?
35991	And radical with axes after trees, And clergymen with curses on the fig trees?
35991	And so what have we?
35991	And then he said:"Why did you do this?"
35991	And then she asked:"Have you felt in my hands Great tenderness, solicitude, even prayer?"
35991	And this is what I hear-- the husband''s voice, Which well I knew, the officer''s in command:''Why have you brought your wife here?''
35991	And to that end take life in hand?
35991	And was it true That Elenor Murray strayed as a young girl In those far days of strolls and buggy rides?
35991	And was it truth He told of meeting Elenor, her death?
35991	And was she brave, And nerved to end it by these words of Elenor?
35991	And were the Burtons better than this Kingston?
35991	And what if our home was not home to her?
35991	And what is next?
35991	And what is this he sees?
35991	And what of those who got effects because They knew this Elenor Murray?
35991	And what''s the state Of things in Christendom?
35991	And where is Barrett Bays?
35991	And who does that?
35991	And who knows But all the money went here in the end?
35991	And why aspire if death Ends us, the scheme?
35991	And why no sons and daughters, strong and fair, To use these horses, ponies, tramp the fields, Shout from the tennis court, swim, skate and row?
35991	And why no woman in his life, no face Smiling from out the summer house of roses, Such riotous flames against the distant green?
35991	And why not?
35991	And why was that?
35991	And why?
35991	And write these words:"To be brave and not to flinch"?
35991	And you want me?
35991	Are not there rooms of books, of tales and poems And histories to show all secrets of life?
35991	Are you engaged to me?
35991	Asked Elenor Murray,"do you think we can?"
35991	But I ask What soldier or what nurse retained his faith, The splendor of his flame?
35991	But Sosnowski thought If I could do a flaming thing to show What courts are ours, what matter if I die?
35991	But explain Why would she over- stress the roses, give Me understandings foreign to the truth?
35991	But if our Elenor Murray Had not been found beside the river, what Had happened?
35991	But if you loved me then, Or soon thereafter loved me, as I know, What should I do?
35991	But just suppose, as I began to say, You never had discovered Gregory Wenner, And had the rapture, beauty which you had, How stands the case?
35991	But meantime If Gregory Wenner killed this Elenor Murray How did he do it?
35991	But now what do we see?
35991	But the dead, And what they lived, what are they?--what the things Of our dead selves to selves who are alive, And live the hour that''s given us?"
35991	But then at last What can you do with life?
35991	But then you say, what of his love and doctrine?
35991	But what is love but of the soul-- what flesh Knows love but through the soul?
35991	But what were all these rooms and acres to him With no face near him but the servants, gardeners?
35991	But who knew that I grieved to see her lose A schooling at St. Mary''s, have no chance?
35991	But who knows About the father''s parents, or the mother''s?
35991	But why do we suffer?
35991	But win a man with what?
35991	Can I regret my work, nor take a hurt Upon my very soul?
35991	Can you dispute My eyes were fixed upon a lovelier life, Have never gaze withdrawn from loveliness?
35991	Cause of death?
35991	Concretely said, in brief, A man and woman have produced this child; What was the child''s pre- natal circumstance?
35991	Consequence?
35991	Could I get well in time?
35991	Could I not wait from day to day and see What turn the news would take?
35991	Could he kill her and return And kill himself?
35991	Did I become a common woman, turn To common life and ways?
35991	Did he forgive Judas Iscariot?
35991	Did he forgive Poor Peter by specific words?
35991	Did he forgive the thief upon the cross, Who railed at him?
35991	Did she aspire?
35991	Did she not ripple merriment to hide Her disappointment, wake me if she could?
35991	Did she take Joan''s spirit for her guide?
35991	Did that contaminate her, change her flesh, Or change her spirit?
35991	Did the major steal The heart of Elenor Murray, speed her death?
35991	Did the public make it?
35991	Do I not soil my soul with penitence, And smut this loveliness with penitence?
35991	Do n''t you know Roy Green is laughing at you in his sleeve, And boasts that Elenor Murray was all his?
35991	Do n''t you see Our western culture in such words as these?
35991	Do n''t you see that I Was caught in mathematics, jotted down Upon a slate before I came to earth?
35991	Do you know A man until you see him face to face?
35991	Do you know of the care a nurse can give, And what she can withhold?"
35991	Do you not see the rule of compensation Shot through it all?
35991	Do you remember all the books I read Two years ago upon heredity, Foot- notes to evolution, the dynamics Of living matter?
35991	Do you so promise me?"
35991	Do you think, A softness in the heart went to the brain And softened that?
35991	Do you wonder now That people cry for war?
35991	Does anyone live now, or learn a thing Not lived and learned a thousand times before?
35991	Does this sound like a coward?
35991	Dumm, dumm, dumm, dumm, How''s that for quality, sweet clear and pure?
35991	Effluvia material of our bodies?
35991	Elenor Murray Died how?
35991	Elenor Stood on the fence, flung up her arms and crowed, And said"What can they do?
35991	Elenor, What is the matter?
35991	Escape The censor''s eye?
35991	For if Elenor Was not a Joan too, why treasure this?
35991	For who am I to judge?
35991	Go up to see and test it?"
35991	Good Lord, it''s one o''clock, I must to bed.... You get my story Merival?
35991	Gregory Wenner''s?
35991	He did forgive the hands Who crucified him, but he had a reason: They knew not what they did; well, as for that Who knows the thing he does?
35991	He did?
35991	He died a year ago, as you''ll remember, What were his secrets, agony?
35991	He got a car And hurried to the place where Eleanor lay.... Now who was Merival the Coroner?
35991	He took the dividends, and put them-- where?
35991	He would ask:"No news?
35991	He''s had enough of her or never cared-- Which is it?
35991	He''s turned upon our inquest, did you see The jab he gives me?
35991	Here''s my word: Give men and women freedom, save the land From dull theocracy-- the theo, what?
35991	How Is that for metaphor?
35991	How about the mother?
35991	How about this lawyer, And Margery the aunt?
35991	How could I follow them?
35991	How could I trust her?
35991	How could we escape?
35991	How did her birth affect the father, mother?
35991	How do I view the matter?
35991	How do you know a man, or know a woman Until the flesh instructs you?
35991	How had it benefited you or me, Increased your love, or founded it upon A surer rock than beauty?
35991	How have I sinned?
35991	How keep it clean Confessing what I did( if I thought so) As evil and unclean?"
35991	How long had death Been on her eyes?
35991	How long were you asleep?
35991	However flamed with zeal had I said no When lips like hers were offered?
35991	I call Death twin Of Love, and why?
35991	I have heard Most everything about you, of your youth Your schooling, shall I say your sorrow too?
35991	I read the letter over: How could this letter pass the censor?
35991	I roll the panoramic story out To Washington the great-- what do I see?
35991	I said to her, You leave me too?
35991	I wonder should I tell the coroner?
35991	I''d sit beside his cell and read some words From his confession, ask why did you this?
35991	I''ve found it now: What is the intellect but eyes, where sight Is gathered in two spheres?
35991	If I find no ricin I turn to streptococcus, deadly snake, Or shall I call him tiger?
35991	If he had a friend, Who was a mind to him as well, perhaps It was a certain lawyer, but who knew?
35991	If it had prospered The man had never told, what do you think?"
35991	If that be mud, Which we have heard, around her, is it mud That weights the soul of America, the pure Dream of our founders?
35991	If that were true, What was the past?
35991	If that''s the case, Should not these letters reach the coroner?
35991	If you could choose, be Elenor Murray or Our schoolmate, Mary Marsh, which would you be?
35991	If you know it, why drop tears For people better off?
35991	In Paris what Happened to break your balance?
35991	In any case What avarice is this that made him anxious About the comfort of his wife and family?
35991	Is a country Free where the laws permit such things?
35991	Is it not true?
35991	Is there a soul You''d like to know?
35991	It came about When Ludwig Haibt said:"Have you read the papers About this Elenor Murray?"
35991	It must be true, She went so secretly to walk that morning To meet a man-- why would she walk alone?
35991	Let me look behind The door that closes on your man at home, The wife and children there, what shall I find?
35991	Look You come into my life, what do you bring?
35991	Look back Do you not see Voltaire lay hold of her, Hands out of tombs and spirits, from the skies Lead her to Europe?
35991	Might not that progress start as one result Of this great war?
35991	My care proved useless-- or shall I say so?
35991	My father died before this son was born; Why does this son smack lips and turn his hand Just like my father did?
35991	No chance save what she earned herself?
35991	No word?
35991	No, Why should she?
35991	Now do n''t you see the contrast?
35991	Now it seems She''s dead and never married-- why not me?
35991	Now tell me, have you?''
35991	Now two things: Suppose the writer of the letters killed This Elenor Murray, is somehow involved In Elenor Murray''s death?
35991	Now what are these but levers of our machine?
35991	Now, at the last Has not this war put by resist not evil?
35991	Now, look a minute: Why did she join the church?
35991	O, my love, What should I do when this most priceless gift Was held up like a crown within your hands To place upon my brows-- what should I do?
35991	Oh, is it human nature, That fights like maggots in the rotting carcass?
35991	Or anyone say so?
35991	Or did it make the public, that it fitted With such exactness in the communal life?
35991	Or did the major follow her?
35991	Or is it human nature tortured, bound By artificial doctrines, creeds which all Pretend belief in, really doubt, resist And can not live by?"
35991	Or know what texture is his hand until You touch his hand?
35991	Or was it guilt For some complicity in Elenor''s death?
35991	Or was she half and half?
35991	Or with the inquest?
35991	Result?
35991	Schools She had in plenty, what would she have done With courses to the end in music, art?
35991	Shall we let these trivial minds Who see salvation, progress in restraint, Pre- empt the field of moulding human life?
35991	She could have married-- why not?
35991	She drops Roy Green for me-- what does he care?
35991	She goes to Europe then-- with husband?
35991	She had kept from me The diary, threw it from the window, what Was life of her in France?
35991	She might have married, had a home and children, What of it?
35991	She renewed it-- said,"Why do you hurry back?
35991	She straightened up And questioned me:"Have you been ill before?
35991	She was the lover, do you understand?
35991	Should not he stand on guard?
35991	Should not the body lie, as it was found, Until the coroner takes charge of it?
35991	So I say If her life came to any waste, what waste May her heroic life and death prevent?
35991	So I say, Why do you come to me?
35991	So was her life a ruin, was it waste?
35991	THE BIRTH OF ELENOR MURRAY What are the mortal facts With which we deal?
35991	Take the breach And make her death no matter in my course?
35991	Take this girl: Why do you marvel that she rode at night With any man who came along?
35991	Take you aside and say, here is the truth, Here''s Gregory Wenner-- what''s the good of that?
35991	Tell me all?"
35991	That night I lay awake and tossed and thought: Where are they now?
35991	The bird is slain perhaps, the turtle lives, But which has known the thrills?
35991	The father drinks, you say?
35991	The fellow said it, damn him-- whether she Made such a promise, who knows?
35991	The hand that stirs, The potter''s hand?
35991	The hunter who came up and found the body?
35991	The life goes out, how many things result?
35991	The question is, Is life worth living, good Or bad?
35991	The time?
35991	The world Is better, is it?
35991	Then David Barrow asked:"Who is the man That used to write to Elenor, went away?"
35991	Then David Borrow, And Winthrop Marion with the coroner Shot questions at him till he woke, regained A memory, concentration: Who are you?
35991	Then I lied to her; And laughed a little, answered no, and asked,''What do you know about her?''"
35991	Then I thought: Here is a girl who rides with that Roy Green And what would he be with her for, I ask?
35991	Then Winthrop Marion said:"I like your talk, Llewellyn George, but still what killed the girl?
35991	Then if the lover be not known by lovers How is she known?
35991	Then what are spirits?
35991	Then what?
35991	There I stood, Believed I was alone, then heard a voice,"Is it not beautiful?"
35991	There is money in it, Perhaps, who knows?
35991	There''s Bruno, Socrates, There''s Washington who might have lost his life, Why do these men cling to the vision, hope?
35991	These months Of silence, what are they?
35991	They live In heaven, say your Elenor Murrays, well, Who knows this?
35991	They teach us physiology; who teaches The use of instincts and emotions, powers?
35991	This Elenor Murray A miniature imperfect of La Menken?
35991	To chasten us, to better, purge our sins?
35991	To recur I''m down to this: Perhaps a hemolysis-- But what produced it?
35991	To return How much did Elenor Murray use her mind, How much her instincts, leave herself alone Let nature have its way?
35991	To what and whom?
35991	Unless she runs to men already married, And if she does so, do n''t you make her out As loose and bad?
35991	Until at last I said, no more, my dear-- The past is dead, What is the past to me?
35991	Untruthful, how could confidence be hers?
35991	Was I first rate lawyer?
35991	Was I not justified In hiding Gregory Wenner to preserve The beauty and the rapture which you craved?
35991	Was it Gregory Wenner?
35991	Was it simply to conceal A passion written in these letters here For his sake or his wife''s?
35991	Was it to forget?
35991	Was she like Sieur LaSalle shot down, or choked, Struck, poisoned?
35991	Was she married?
35991	We are together now, We do not dream, do we?
35991	Well she loved Dumas, Inscribed a book of poems to Charles Dickens, By his permission, mark you-- don''t you see Your Elenor Murray here?
35991	Well, at first What did I care what she had been before, Whose mistress, sweetheart?
35991	Well, but how about The flames that make the children?
35991	Well, for some weeks I lay there, and at last Words dropped around me that the time was near For blows to count-- would I be there to strike?
35991	Well, then I thought-- why not?
35991	Well, then What was my love?
35991	Well, then your marriage counter Could scarcely ask: What is your aim in life?
35991	Well, then"What was he hired for?"
35991	Well, what is more to tell?
35991	What are they doing now?
35991	What better way to end it?"
35991	What calls you back?
35991	What can I say?
35991	What can I say?
35991	What could you find here, if you seek no husband, Even in seeing France so partially?
35991	What depths of calmness may a man come to As father, who can think of this and be Quiet about his heart?
35991	What did I find?
35991	What did Jesus do?
35991	What did he find?
35991	What did their friends, old women, relatives Take from the child in feeling, joy or pain?
35991	What did we do?
35991	What do we know of Elenor Murray''s death?
35991	What does it come to?
35991	What girl Has earned the money for two years in college Beside my Elenor in this neighborhood?
35991	What good can come of hatred, greed and murder?
35991	What happened then?
35991	What happened then?
35991	What happened there?
35991	What happened?
35991	What hunter after secrets could find out?
35991	What if I Had failed as father in the way I failed?
35991	What in adventure, lures to bring you here, Where peril, labor are?
35991	What is a man or woman but a sperm Accreted into largeness?
35991	What is it all?
35991	What is that Contrasted with the cost to me, if I Had let him hang?
35991	What is the inference?
35991	What is the part it plays with Elenor Murray?
35991	What is the time?"
35991	What is this love force?
35991	What is this spirit, but the spirit Of Something which moves through us, to an end, And by its constancy in man made constant Proclaims an end?
35991	What is this?
35991	What next?
35991	What of her childhood friends, her days at school, Her teachers, girlhood sweethearts, lovers later, When she became a woman?
35991	What of that?
35991	What of the girl?
35991	What of these?
35991	What other entries did I miss, what shames Recorded since she left me, here in France?
35991	What results?
35991	What shall I do?
35991	What shall we do about it?--let it go?
35991	What shall we do?
35991	What soul would seek him in this room of books?
35991	What was I after all?
35991	What was I then to judge?
35991	What was she doing by the river''s shore?
35991	What was she then?
35991	What was she, anyway, that she could lose Such happiness and love?
35991	What was she?
35991	What was the cause of death of Elenor Murray?
35991	What was the first thing entering in your mind From which you trace your act?
35991	What was this Elenor Murray?
35991	What was this love?
35991	What was this woman, dear, what was her soul?
35991	What was this woman?
35991	What was your youth?
35991	What were the circumstances?
35991	What will it be like, sudden blackness, pain, No pain at all?
35991	What would I do?
35991	What would come to him?
35991	What your wife?
35991	What''s life here now?
35991	What, my dear, You wo n''t hear any more?
35991	What, you?
35991	When neither poverty, nor jeers, nor flames, Nor cups of poison stay?
35991	Where did the money go?
35991	Where did you meet this Elenor at the first?
35991	Where is Alma Bell, He has not heard about her in these years?
35991	Where is the major?
35991	Where shall I get the money, when pianos, Such as I make, are devilish hard to sell?
35991	Where''s your right To live and have more honors, be the man To guide the city, now that telephones, Gas, railways have been taken by the city?
35991	Who has the box''s key?
35991	Who is La Menken?
35991	Who saw her Before or when she died?
35991	Who was La Menken?
35991	Who was this woman mused the widow there?
35991	Whom does it look like?
35991	Whose letters?
35991	Why am I harsh?
35991	Why call God love who can prevent a war?
35991	Why delay?
35991	Why did she ditch me?
35991	Why did she go to war?
35991	Why did she never marry?
35991	Why did she return?
35991	Why did this Barrett Bays emerge not, speak, Come forward?
35991	Why did you go to France?
35991	Why do I wake?
35991	Why do they do this, even while their lips Are wet with kisses given you?
35991	Why do we suffer?
35991	Why does He allow A world like this, and suffer earthquakes, storms, The sinking of_ Titanics_, cancers?
35991	Why does she wish to give A finer spirit to this Barrett Bays?
35991	Why have you not arrested him?
35991	Why not a Domesday Book in which are shown A certain country''s tenures spiritual?
35991	Why not join with me And get these letters?
35991	Why should I Be just a cooing dove, why not a hawk?
35991	Why sublimate a passion?
35991	Why, boredom, nothing else.... Why pity Elenor Murray?
35991	Why?"
35991	Will it do?
35991	Will you Absolve me, if I say I''m sorry too?
35991	Will you renew it?''
35991	Write me now What is your final judgment of the girl?"...
35991	Write to this lawyer what my duty is Appointed me of her, go to New York?
35991	Yes, tell you?
35991	Yet how can I neglect to write this lawyer And tell him Elenor Murray gave to me This power of disposition?
35991	You ask What took her to the war?
35991	You do?
35991	You have n''t read it, have you?
35991	You have not promised marriage to that girl?
35991	You hear much of the vampire, but what wife Has not more chance for eating up a man?
35991	You know the face?
35991	You may be called neurotic, what is that?
35991	You should have seen my mother-- how she gasped, And gestured losing breath, to say at last:''Why, Carl, my boy, what are you thinking of?
35991	You smile, which means you sun yourself within The power I have, and yet do you approve?
35991	Your love life?
35991	Your proselytes, and business man, reformer Nourished upon them, using them in life?
35991	and how?
35991	for he had given In a great passion out of a passionate heart All that was in him-- who was she to spurn A gift like this?
35991	lighting lamps for men To walk by, men who hate the lamps, the hand That lights?
35991	look at me, Did I become a drifter, wholly fail?
35991	there''s the secret for a man As long as women interest him-- who knows What the precedent fellow was to her?
35991	what do you do?
5054	A bulletless gun?
5054	A cocaine fiend?
5054	A fish- eye lens?
5054	A poisoning, then?
5054	Agnes,Miss Blaisdell had said,"will you go into the writing- room and bring me some paper, a pen, and ink?
5054	Agnes?
5054	And Clendenin?
5054	And Haddon knows?
5054	And Mr. Maitland,asked Kennedy,"was he a patient, too?"
5054	And that is?
5054	And the Star,inquired Kennedy, coming to the door and adding with an aggravating grin,"the infallible?"
5054	And the door to the side street?
5054	And the motive for such a terrible crime?
5054	And the murder of the chef?
5054	And the pieces?
5054	And they operate so secretly that Brixton can trust no one about him?
5054	And were engaged, were you not?
5054	And what is a thermopile?''
5054	And who are these Elmores?
5054	And who might you be?
5054	And you were not with them?
5054	Annie Grayson? 5054 Are they salable; that is, could any one dispose of the emeralds or the other curios with reasonable safety and at a good price?"
5054	Are you aware of any scandal, any skeleton in the closet in the family?
5054	Are you going to keep up this debauch?
5054	Are you going to put in a detectaphone?
5054	Are you going?
5054	Are you hurt badly?
5054	Are you hurt?
5054	Are you sure that it is a fact?
5054	Blown?
5054	But have you any idea who would go so far to protect his investments as to kill?
5054	But what about Annie Grayson?
5054	But what do you expect to gain by it?
5054	But why should the Chinaman shoot my sister?
5054	But, man,shouted Brixton,"you do n''t suppose anything in the world counts beside her, do you?"
5054	But,I objected,"how about the oil of turpentine?"
5054	By some jiu jitsu trick?
5054	By the way,he remarked, just before we left,"you used a good deal of canned goods at the Godwin house, did n''t you?"
5054	Captain,he cried,"can you send a wireless message?
5054	Cobra venom?
5054	Could I--he slipped a crumpled treasury note into her hand--"could I speak to Mr. Thornton''s nurse?"
5054	Could a current from one of the batteries have influenced the receiving apparatus?
5054	Could it have been some medical students, body- snatchers?
5054	Could it have been through something internal?
5054	Could you point it out to me from the window?
5054	Count Wachtmann?
5054	Cushing?
5054	Did Mr. Borland and his new chemist Lathrop believe it, too?
5054	Did you ever see Mr. Phelps take any drugs-- not habitually, but just before this sleep came on?
5054	Did you notice anything unusual?
5054	Did you try artificial respiration?
5054	Do you know anything about his scheme?
5054	Do you know who he is?
5054	Do you recall using any that were-- well, perhaps not exactly spoiled, but that had anything peculiar about them?
5054	Do you think he could have been kidnapped or murdered?
5054	Do you think he oversteps his position in trying to learn of the mental life of his patients?
5054	Do you think he was right?
5054	Do you think it was a suicide?
5054	Do you use it often?
5054	Do you wish to speak to him? 5054 Does that mean that he has gone-- escaped?"
5054	Emery Pitts?
5054	Engaged?
5054	Had a mousey smell? 5054 Had you ever noticed that he took any drug?"
5054	Has anything happened?
5054	Have you any idea who it could be?
5054	Have you come any closer to the truth?
5054	Have you ever heard of or used cobra venom in any of your medical work?
5054	Have you no clue, no suspicions?
5054	Have you struck a snag?
5054	Have you-- er-- any one here named Thornton-- er--?
5054	He is talking into a very sensitive telephone transmitter and--"But the voice-- here?
5054	He was a friend of Mrs. Maitland''s, was he not?
5054	Heart failure-- what does that mean? 5054 Hello-- yes-- is that you, Burke?
5054	Here? 5054 How are the tests coming along?"
5054	How can you?
5054	How could any one have got in from the outside?
5054	How could she have any connection with the case?
5054	How did that land there?
5054	How did you enjoy it?
5054	How did you get him so that he is even considering turning state''s evidence?
5054	How did you know I was interested?
5054	How did you know he was here?
5054	How do you mean?
5054	How do you mean?
5054	How is she now?
5054	How long ago did the coma first show itself?
5054	How-- what do you mean?
5054	Hulloa-- what''s this?
5054	I have n''t looked into the case very deeply, but I''m not so sure that he had the secret, are you?
5054	I may keep these for the present?
5054	I send that? 5054 I suppose you have heard of this?"
5054	I suppose you saw that despatch from Washington in this afternoon''s papers?
5054	I trust he is all right here?
5054	I wonder if he''d recognise me?
5054	I wonder if the long arm of this vice trust could have reached out and gathered them in, too?
5054	I?
5054	If any one dares to do that to him, what will they do to me?
5054	In his note,resumed Kennedy,"he spoke of Dr. Ross and--""Oh,"she cried,"ca n''t you see Dr. Ross about it?
5054	In the kitchen?
5054	Indeed?
5054	Indol?
5054	Inert?
5054	Is he very-- very badly?
5054	Is n''t this a marvellous picture? 5054 Is that so?
5054	Is this Professor Kennedy?
5054	Kidnapped, you say? 5054 Kronski?
5054	Merciless?
5054	Mice?
5054	Minna,murmured Pitts, falling back, exhausted by the excitement, on his pillows,"Minna-- forgive?
5054	Miriam?
5054	Mr. Maitland had no enemies that you know of?
5054	Mr. Masterson, I believe?
5054	Mrs. Maitland, I believe, is a patient of yours?
5054	Mrs. Pitts,began Kennedy,"I suppose you are aware of the physical condition of your husband?"
5054	Must that grim prison take in others, even if my husband goes free?
5054	Must-- must it be an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth?
5054	My dear,he said to her at length,"will you call some one and have them taken to the kitchen?"
5054	No one?
5054	Nordheim?
5054	Not a suicide?
5054	Now where was the body, exactly, when you opened the door?
5054	Of Dr. Thompson Lord?
5054	Oh, Walter, on Broadway? 5054 Or perhaps bribed?"
5054	Or was it simply a piece of vandalism? 5054 Outside the hull?"
5054	Perhaps, Ruth, I had better-- ah-- see these gentlemen alone?
5054	Professor Kennedy?
5054	Saw whom?
5054	Say, do you and your gun- moll want to pick up a piece of change to get that mouthpiece I heard you talking about?
5054	Secret service-- rummage baggage?
5054	Shall I order them to bring Mrs. Willoughby and Annie Grayson to the superintendent''s office and have them searched?
5054	She broke off the engagement?
5054	Siege?
5054	Since when were you admitted into society?
5054	So you are a cocaine fiend, also?
5054	So you think he really did have the secret of artificial rubber?
5054	Stand it?
5054	Strange delusions?
5054	Strangled?
5054	Suicide?
5054	Telautomatics?
5054	The Jap-- Nichi Moto?
5054	The Stamford cottage?
5054	The body is really there?
5054	The coast or Down East?
5054	The phantom circuit?
5054	The question is, who and what was he working for?
5054	Then how did she get it?
5054	Then she is dancing at the Mayfair yet?
5054	Then what did he do? 5054 Then who did get it, do you think?"
5054	Then why are you here?
5054	There could not have been any substitution?
5054	There-- see? 5054 They have submarines in Germany, do n''t they?
5054	They have? 5054 They?"
5054	This? 5054 Those people in there,"he nodded his head back in the direction of the Millefleurs,"do you suspect them?
5054	To what am I indebted for this pleasure?
5054	To you?
5054	Walter, you''ll come, too?
5054	Walter,almost shouted Kennedy,"I''m over at the Washington Heights Hospital with Dr. Barron-- you remember Barron, in our class at college?
5054	Was any doctor called?
5054	Was it incontestible without the suicide clause?
5054	Was she a patron, too?
5054	Was your husband a man of neurotic tendency, as far as you could judge?
5054	Well, then,I persisted,"body- snatchers, medical students?"
5054	Well, what do you think of that?
5054	Well?
5054	Well?
5054	Well?
5054	Wh- what does it all mean?
5054	What are you doing, mixed up in this?
5054	What can I do for you?
5054	What did she do with it?
5054	What did you discover?
5054	What did you do that for?
5054	What do you know about Mrs. Brainard? 5054 What do you make of that, Professor Kennedy?"
5054	What do you mean?
5054	What do you mean?
5054	What do you see, Walter?
5054	What do you suppose is in that, Kennedy?
5054	What do you think of him?
5054	What do you think of it yourself?
5054	What does anything amount to?
5054	What does he want?
5054	What does this mean?
5054	What have you done since?
5054	What have you found?
5054	What is it?
5054	What is it?
5054	What is it?
5054	What is on that other point?
5054	What is the Red Brotherhood?
5054	What is the latest from the Near East?
5054	What is this principle? 5054 What is this, anyhow-- gang- war?"
5054	What is this-- a gathering of the clans? 5054 What then?"
5054	What was it?
5054	What was left? 5054 What was that?"
5054	What was the purpose of that outburst?
5054	What were you writing?
5054	What''s it all about?
5054	What''s that, those little spots on her tongue and throat? 5054 What''s that?"
5054	What''s that?
5054	What''s that?
5054	What''s that?
5054	What''s the lay?
5054	What''s the matter?
5054	What''s the matter?
5054	What''s the matter?
5054	What''s the matter?
5054	What''s the matter?
5054	What''s the news from Washington, Burke? 5054 What''s this-- a zoo?"
5054	What''s this?
5054	What''s this?
5054	What-- Gladys-- you--"Florence-- tell them-- it is n''t so-- is it? 5054 What-- leave him here-- alone-- in the last days?
5054	What?
5054	What?
5054	What?
5054	When did you first notice the interference with the Turtle?
5054	Where are the papers in the case, the documents showing the application for the patent, for instance?
5054	Where away?
5054	Where did you find it?
5054	Where does he get the supply to sell?
5054	Where is Borland''s office?
5054	Where is Nordheim?
5054	Where is his office?
5054	Where is it?
5054	Where is my hat-- wh- where am I? 5054 Which end of the rubber works is it?"
5054	Which tong does he belong to?
5054	Who are these men, Conrad?
5054	Who do you suppose could have sent it?
5054	Who has been hounding him?
5054	Who have rival companies?
5054	Who is Nordheim?
5054	Who is it?
5054	Who is that?
5054	Who is this girl Agnes who discovered Miss Blaisdell?
5054	Who was caught in your kitchen, Mr. Pitts, and, to escape detection, killed your faithful chef and covered his own traces so cleverly?
5054	Who was it?
5054	Who was this madman? 5054 Who were the others?"
5054	Who would have known the new process of healing wounds? 5054 Who,"asked Kennedy,"was chiefly interested in the rubber works where Cushing was formerly employed?"
5054	Who-- who is this Thornton?
5054	Who?
5054	Who?
5054	Whom did he call?
5054	Why all this secrecy?
5054	Why did n''t you say that before?
5054	Why impossible?
5054	Why, what do you mean?
5054	Why, what''s the trouble, Mr. Willoughby? 5054 Why, why do you and Mr. Andrews worry me?
5054	Why,she asked with real alarm,"is he so very badly?"
5054	Why? 5054 Why?"
5054	Wo n''t you come back to the house for dinner?
5054	Would you fight such a move?
5054	Yes,I said,"but will one of us have to watch here all the time?"
5054	Yes-- how did you know his name?
5054	You are already holding it up?
5054	You are going into town to- morrow?
5054	You called in Dr. Forden the last night?
5054	You can tell it all when the chief takes you to headquarters, see?
5054	You do n''t know?
5054	You do n''t mean to say that you attach any importance to a dream?
5054	You expect us to believe that?
5054	You get me?
5054	You had had no quarrel?
5054	You have heard, I suppose, of the strange death of Price Maitland?
5054	You have known Mrs. Maitland a long time?
5054	You have n''t given this letter out to the press?
5054	You have no idea who the murderer might be?
5054	You have not given up hope in the appeal?
5054	You have theories of your own on the case?
5054	You knew that they had discovered the poisoned wall- paper?
5054	You know where that stuff will land you, I presume?
5054	You mean he refused to talk?
5054	You met him at the Naval building, that night, do n''t you remember?
5054	You recall the peculiar marking on the nose of those bullets? 5054 You recall,"he began,"that no one seemed to know just who took the jewels in both the cases you first reported?
5054	You remember my use of the sphygmomanometer?
5054	You saw it?
5054	You see that fellow, Coke Brodie? 5054 You see, Walter,"he smiled,"how soon one gets into a habit?
5054	You think he was bitten by a snake?
5054	You want me to stay here until the last minute so that I can overhear whether any alarm is given for her? 5054 You were his personal physician?"
5054	You were sent for by Mrs. Phelps, that last night, I believe, while Phelps was still alive?
5054	You will keep me advised of any progress you make in the case?
5054	You''ll be within call, if we let you go now, any time that we want you?
5054	You''ll do that, Walter?
5054	''Look, do n''t you see it?
5054	A half- hour later, when he had left and had gone to the hotel, I asked Kennedy suspiciously,"Why did you expose your hand to Hollins, Craig?"
5054	All the way she kept crying over and over:''Look, do n''t you see it?
5054	And have you had time to study the records?
5054	And if it was his conspiracy, would he succeed in tempting his friend, Miss Winslow, to fall in with this glittering offer?
5054	Any clues?"
5054	Any dizziness?"
5054	Are n''t you going to the Novella this morning?"
5054	Are you game to go in?"
5054	Are you going to keep that up?
5054	Are you going?"
5054	Assuming the presence of conine, where did it come from?"
5054	At last he leaned over and asked quickly,"Can I trust you?"
5054	Brainard?"
5054	Brainard?"
5054	Brainard?"
5054	But did he do it himself or did some one else do it?
5054	But had he taken anything lately, either of his own volition or with the advice or knowledge of any one else?"
5054	But how did you know that?
5054	But now that I am here, I wonder if it is possible that I could bring any influence to bear to see your husband?"
5054	But what was it she had really seen?
5054	By George, it does look badly for them, does n''t it, when you come to think of it?
5054	By telepathy?
5054	By the way, who else is there in the immediate family?"
5054	Ca n''t you see Doctor Forden?"
5054	Can not you come and advise me?
5054	Can we visit the mausoleum to- night?"
5054	Can you come to the Municipal Hospital-- right away?"
5054	Can you help me out with it?"
5054	Can you meet me to- night?
5054	Clendenin?"
5054	Could it be that he was playing a game with Carton and had given him a double cross?
5054	Could she have been poisoned by these phosphorescent bacilli?
5054	Count Wachtmann''s car is there?
5054	Craig evidently had the same thought in his mind, however, for he continued:"Was it a woman who killed the chef?
5054	Craig, are you sure nobody is hoaxing you?"
5054	Did n''t I just tell you I had n''t heard from her until I called up the theatre just now?"
5054	Do n''t you know that synthetic rubber would ruin the business system that I have built up here?"
5054	Do you know, the scientific slaying of human beings has far exceeded organised efforts at detection?
5054	Do you see how those strokes of the long letters are-- well, wobbly?
5054	Do you see the closet?"
5054	Do you want to come along?
5054	Dr. Ross, I think, is acquainted with the new and remarkable theories of Dr. Sigmund Freud, of Vienna?"
5054	Gentlemen of the press?"
5054	Had he been in league with them, executing a flank movement to divert our attention?
5054	Had that been what she was concealing?
5054	Had the bomb- maker left before we arrived?
5054	Had the powers of evil in the city learned that he was weakening and hurried him out of the way at the last moment?
5054	Had there been anything more than superstition in the girl''s evident fright?
5054	Had you thought of going to- day?"
5054	Has not Haddon cast me off?
5054	Has some one else been victimised, too?"
5054	Have you a pen or a pencil?"
5054	Have you ever seen it?"
5054	Have you noticed this room?"
5054	He came to me originally--""Arnold Masterson?"
5054	He paused, then added quickly:"What machine was it in this case?
5054	His chauffeur has started the car without waiting for the Count, who is coming down the platform?"
5054	How are things going?"
5054	How can he?
5054	How can we watch both places at once and yet remain hidden?"
5054	How could you?"
5054	How do I know what you are?"
5054	How do you feel to- day?"
5054	How much were you stung for?"
5054	How was he to profit by it?
5054	How were we to get past that door?
5054	How would we find it out?
5054	How?"
5054	I asked myself the usual query of the lawyers and the detectives-- Who would benefit most by the death of Pitts?
5054	I believe it was midnight before you finished?"
5054	I gasped,"another case before even this one is fairly cleaned up?
5054	I suppose Yvonne has shown you one of the letters I am receiving?"
5054	I suppose that an expert like Mr. Borland could tell me, perhaps?"
5054	I suppose you have noticed the precautions we are taking against intruders?
5054	I trust you wo n''t consider it an impertinence if I ask you whether you were aware that Dr. Ross was Mrs. Maitland''s physician?"
5054	I wonder if there could have been any jewels buried with him, as Shaughnessy said?
5054	I wonder if you could let me have a sample of this cobra venom?"
5054	Inert?
5054	Is he here?"
5054	Is he really guilty?
5054	Is it a curse four thousand years old that has fallen on me?"
5054	Is n''t it bad enough to hound him, without hounding me, too?
5054	Is that the way the Z99 has behaved always lately?"
5054	Is that you, Dr. Guthrie?
5054	Is that you, Ella?
5054	Is there no rest for the wicked?"
5054	Just what had Loraine Keith to do with it?
5054	Kennedy fingered the now set impressions, then resumed:"Before I answer that question, what else does the spectroscope show?
5054	Kennedy?"
5054	Meanwhile, Captain, will you explain to Professor Kennedy just how things are?
5054	My friend here knows Dr. Lord very well, do n''t you, Walter?"
5054	My heavens-- is there still another day of it?
5054	Nordheim?"
5054	Number seven?
5054	Oh, Price-- why did you?
5054	Or could it all have been part of a conspiracy?
5054	Or did the cadaveric conine develop only in the body after death?
5054	Or had it all been pure chance?
5054	Ruth looked up at him with tearful eyes wistful with pain,"Would Mr. Kennedy work on it?"
5054	Shall I call her?"
5054	She is a very handsome and attractive woman-- you have seen her?
5054	Should the confederates of Phelps wait?
5054	Stand it?
5054	Suppose I just drop off at your place?"
5054	Suppose we should start and this Kronski should change his plans at the last minute?
5054	Tell me-- what has happened?"
5054	The nine- o''clock train is five minutes late?
5054	The ten- two?
5054	Then, improving the opening, I hastened:"Is this Mr. Thornton violent?
5054	They will hold the boat for us?
5054	Thornton?"
5054	Walter, breathe as little of it as you can-- but-- come here-- do you see?--over there, near the other door-- a figure lying on the floor?
5054	Was Dr. Ross desperately shifting suspicion from himself?
5054	Was Wachtmann a party to it?
5054	Was he going to wait until the bomb- maker had finished what he had come to accomplish?
5054	Was he, too, crazy?
5054	Was it Clendenin?
5054	Was it human or wraith?
5054	Was it of some one who had visited the tomb, who was surprised there or surprised some one else there?
5054	Was it that which Kennedy was driving at disclosing?
5054	Was not Kennedy actually taxing her with loving another?
5054	Was she acting a part now?
5054	Was she herself part of the plot to victimise, perhaps kill, him?
5054	Was she in any way responsible?
5054	Was she shielding some one?
5054	Was she telling the truth?
5054	Was the bomb- maker there still?
5054	Was there any way of escape?
5054	Was there not something still that she was concealing?
5054	Was there some secret which medical ethics kept locked in his breast?
5054	Was this a case for the oculists, the spiritualists, the Egyptologists, or for a detective?
5054	We met him to- day at the country club, a kindly looking, middle- aged fellow?"
5054	What are all these pictures?"
5054	What are you doing for it?"
5054	What black magic was this?
5054	What did you mean?"
5054	What do you make of it?
5054	What do you think of it?"
5054	What do you think of that?"
5054	What had been her purpose in coming at all?
5054	What has happened?"
5054	What is he to me, now?"
5054	What is it?
5054	What is there to forgive?
5054	What is this thing, anyhow?"
5054	What must they have done to her?
5054	What new scientific engine of death was that little hollow cylinder?
5054	What reason, I asked myself, was there to suppose that it would be different now?
5054	What threat would be used to back this demand on the Phelpses?"
5054	What train are you going to take?
5054	What was back of it all?
5054	What was he doing-- convicting the man over again?
5054	What was he preparing to do?
5054	What was it, I wondered?
5054	What was it-- a strange new mouth- malady that had attacked this notorious adventuress and woman of luxury?
5054	What was it?
5054	What was the implication of his startling, almost gruesome, discovery?
5054	What was the secret hidden in it?
5054	What was to be done?
5054	What was to be done?
5054	What''s that?
5054	What''s that?
5054	What''s the matter with it?"
5054	What''s this?"
5054	What, after all, had been the net result of our activities so far?
5054	When that went out what was the use?"
5054	Where is Clendenin, do you suppose?"
5054	Where is it?
5054	Where was he?
5054	Which window did you say was Borland''s?
5054	Who are they?
5054	Who knew about the fatal properties of indol?
5054	Who put it in the food?
5054	Who was it whose voice Brixton had recognised as familiar over Kennedy''s hastily installed detectaphone?
5054	Who was this wounded criminal?
5054	Who was willing to forego a one- hundred- thousand- dollar prize in order to gain a fortune of many hundreds of thousands?"
5054	Who were the men who went on that expedition to the Congo with Borland which you mentioned?"
5054	Who will come to the Novella now?"
5054	Whose blood was it?
5054	Whose were the teeth?"
5054	Why can not we make the world see our case as we see it?
5054	Why did I come?
5054	Why did I come?"
5054	Why have I?
5054	Will that serve?"
5054	Will this appeal be denied, also?
5054	Will you come?"
5054	Will you merciless detectives drive us all from, place to place with your brutal suspicions?"
5054	Will you not go?
5054	Would he hesitate a moment to send us all to perdition along with himself?
5054	Would she be used to get at the millionaire and his treasures?
5054	Would she stop at anything to avoid the scandal and disgrace of the charge of bigamy?
5054	Would you like to see why?"
5054	Yes-- what?
5054	Yes?
5054	Yes?
5054	Yes?
5054	Yes?
5054	Yet here was the one great question, Whence had come the impulse that had sent the famous Z99 to her fate?
5054	You do n''t think it is anything serious, do you, Doctor?"
5054	You have heard of the Indian fakirs who bury themselves alive and are dug up days later?
5054	You have read Ellen Key, I presume?
5054	You poor creature, do n''t you think a little trip into town might make you feel better?
5054	You received the impulses all right?
5054	You remember Burke of the secret service?
5054	You remember him?
5054	You remember the field glass I used?"
5054	You remember the girl at the hospital?
5054	You see the evident disguise of the roughly written address?"
5054	You understand?
5054	You will be at your office?"
5054	You will excuse us, Captain, for a few hours?
5054	You''d never see that in the original, but when it is enlarged you see how plainly visible the tremors of the hand become?
5054	You''re sure it is the nine- o''clock train she is due on?
5054	asked Kennedy,"and why do you connect it with this case?"
5054	in the morning paper?"
5087	A Jap, too?
5087	A poison?
5087	A psychanalysis?
5087	A spangle from a sequin dress,he muttered to himself; then, turning to Miss Grey,"Did any one wear such a dress last night?"
5087	A visitor?
5087	A woman?
5087	A wreck-- some spectacular stroke at the nations that are shipping the gold?
5087	All of them?
5087	And it''s this stuff that somebody has been putting into her tonic?
5087	And that indicates?
5087	And that is what was on the bullet?
5087	And that?
5087	And the shot?
5087	And with not a word?
5087	And you have put Granville Barnes out of the way, first?
5087	And you, Miss Euston?
5087	And?
5087	Another example of a mind confused even on recent events?
5087	Any servants?
5087	Are you going to take it up?
5087	Beriberi-- in New York?
5087	But another patient might have known what Marchant was being treated for?
5087	But how are you going to get in?
5087	But how do you think it could have happened?
5087	But what''s its use?
5087	But who could have used it?
5087	But you know good mushrooms when you see them?
5087	But you succeeded finally?
5087	But,I cut in,"the hand- bag-- the dinner-- what of them?"
5087	Ca n''t anything be done to save my father in spite of himself?
5087	Ca n''t you come and see Jose, Professor Kennedy? 5087 Can you make it out?
5087	Could it be some one who is projecting a deadly wireless force which causes the explosions?
5087	Could it have been a robbery?
5087	Could it have been a word for them and half an hour for herself?
5087	Could it have been my wife?
5087	Could you see?
5087	Did you ever see anything like that?
5087	Did you get anything out of her?
5087	Did you get it?
5087	Did you hear a shot?
5087	Did you know Captain Shirley?
5087	Did you know that the Medical Society were interested in you and your clinic before the demonstration before Professor Gaines was arranged?
5087	Did you notice anything else at the dinner-- no matter how trivial?
5087	Did you observe anything peculiar?
5087	Do you find anything?
5087	Do you know yet how the thing was done?
5087	Do you really fear that there is something wrong?
5087	Do you recall any of his symptoms?
5087	Do you recall anything peculiar about the mushrooms?
5087	Do you remember anything that happened after that?
5087	Do you suppose one of the servants could have been''planted''for the purpose of pulling it off?
5087	Do you suppose that is part of Burr''s system, or did Miss Giles lighten her work by putting it into the tonic?
5087	Do?
5087	Doctor Aitken has never expressed any suspicion?
5087	Doctor Chapelle?
5087	Doctor Murray is his personal physician?
5087	Does that look like agricultural machinery?
5087	Done by wreckers, then?
5087	Especially if they are women?
5087	Favors at each place?
5087	Had Captain Shirley any friends in the city?
5087	Has Doctor Aitken been here?
5087	Has Mr. Kennedy found out anything yet?
5087	Has any one seen my daughter?
5087	Has any one told you that Garretson''s car went down the river road, too?
5087	Has anybody-- died?
5087	Has anything happened here? 5087 Have it?
5087	Have you any suspicion about when the robbery took place?
5087	Have you discovered anything?
5087	Have you done any investigating yourself?
5087	Have you ever heard anything more that he did?
5087	Have you ever heard of Teresa de Leon?
5087	Have you found anything?
5087	Have you found anything?
5087	Have you found anything?
5087	Have you found out anything?
5087	Have you found out yet?
5087	Have you made any attempt to examine it?
5087	Have you seen anything-- er-- suspicious about this Kato?
5087	Have you taken any other precautions now that you did n''t take before?
5087	He will come?
5087	How about the food?
5087	How about the robbery?
5087	How could they have been taken, do you think?
5087	How did Mrs. Gaines become interested in the thing?
5087	How did he die?
5087	How did the fire start?
5087	How did you first hear of it?
5087	How did you get away from the watchman?
5087	How do you account for his strange actions?
5087	How do you suppose I''ll be able to get out there, now?
5087	How has this machine been improved? 5087 How is she, anyway?"
5087	How is that?
5087	How is that?
5087	How was it?
5087	How was that?
5087	I believe you have a patient, a Miss Virginia Blakeley?
5087	I believe you were acquainted with Senior Barrios, who died to- night?
5087	I may keep this?
5087	I may look over the office?
5087	I may take some of these samples to study myself?
5087	I suppose there is no objection to my seeing Doctor Haynes?
5087	I suppose you know that Senor Barrios is very seriously ill?
5087	I suppose you never heard the story of the Antilles?
5087	I suppose you''ve noticed over Miss Blakeley''s nose a red sore?
5087	I think I have a prior claim there, have n''t I?
5087	Illness-- robbery?
5087	In what way?
5087	Indeed?
5087	Is Barrios any better?
5087	Is anything missing from his room?
5087	Is everybody daffy over those little islands? 5087 Is he any better?"
5087	Is it a clue or a stall?
5087	Is it all right?
5087	Is it in my hands?
5087	Is it possible that she can be in this revolutionary propaganda?
5087	Is that Englishwoman a member of the cult?
5087	Is there a place in town where I can get the films in this developed quickly?
5087	Is there any one in the hotel whom you might suspect?
5087	Is there anything more you wish to ask?
5087	Is there still time to catch the last morning edition of the Star, Walter?
5087	Is-- Lane-- hiring the men-- himself?
5087	It''s a pretty ticklish piece of business, then?
5087	It''s something like that you meant, I presume, when you called it a''phantom destroyer''a moment ago?
5087	Jackson''s?
5087	Just what do you mean?
5087	Just what was it you overheard?
5087	Know him? 5087 Korsakoff''s syndrome?"
5087	Lane, may I install this thing in your telegraph- room outside?
5087	Like carbon- monoxide poisoning?
5087	Located in one of the best protected and most inaccessible parts of the body,Kennedy considered, slowly,"how could the pituitary be reached?
5087	May I have your car to- night?
5087	May I try something?
5087	Message?
5087	Might this present trouble be a recurrence of the old trouble?
5087	Miss Blakeley? 5087 Mrs. Blakeley, may I trouble you to get that beauty mask which your daughter wore?"
5087	No clue yet to my crank?
5087	No one else has felt any ill effects from the supper, I suppose?
5087	No one has been down on the wreck yet?
5087	No question?
5087	No, but I hope it''s something I can add to my report?
5087	Not shot?
5087	Nothing? 5087 Now that we''re here,"I whispered,"what can we do?"
5087	Of twenty million dollars? 5087 Oh yes"--she recalled herself--"I suppose you know something of his gems?
5087	Oh, I hope he will find something Wo n''t you go to him and tell him to hurry?
5087	Oh, Mr. Kennedy, have you heard?
5087	Or of who sent the telegram?
5087	Perhaps some drug?
5087	Perhaps?
5087	Petromortis?
5087	Queer about that Barnes case, is n''t it?
5087	Quick-- what DO you mean?
5087	Robbery?
5087	Rodman-- can you-- forgive me?
5087	Roger Cranston?
5087	Sandoval had warned against this De Leon?
5087	See the bands gradually fade?
5087	Seems as if she was a good drawing- card for the house, does n''t it?
5087	Shadowing the shadowers?
5087	So,returned Chapelle, drawing back and placing his head on one side as he nodded it with each word,"you think I''ve spoiled her looks?
5087	So?
5087	Some one placed the wrong salt in there-- took out oxygen, added nitrogen, instead of removing carbon dioxide?
5087	Some poisonous Amanita got mixed with the edible mushrooms?
5087	That?
5087	The planters are not putting in modern machinery, then?
5087	Then Hampton Haynes has been here?
5087	Then Wardlaw did n''t attend her himself?
5087	Then how was he killed?
5087	Then it was an accident?
5087	Then one of the ramekins was poisoned?
5087	Then she was not a patient?
5087	Then that is how Traynor died?
5087	Then that would mean that they might have been taken by any one, do n''t you see? 5087 Then there are other causes?"
5087	Then this is really the second attack of the morbid sleep?
5087	Then what is it for?
5087	Then you know Mr. Sandoval also?
5087	Then you made no effort to find out?
5087	Then you think Doctor Wardlaw has it, too?
5087	Then you think that some one present placed something in the tea?
5087	Then you''ll go down to Nitropolis?
5087	Then you''re going to desert us?
5087	There was no one else in the kitchen while you prepared them?
5087	They''ve called the new plant Nitropolis-- rather a neat name for a powder- works, do n''t you think?
5087	To come here?
5087	Was any one else here?
5087	Was she committed by her husband?
5087	Was there anything that might give you a hint of what had happened?
5087	Well, doctor,demanded the detective as he entered,"what''s the verdict?"
5087	Well,I exclaimed, as we passed through the dining- room,"what was all that?"
5087	Were there candles?
5087	Were you acquainted with a Captain Shirley?
5087	What about that little bottle of keratin?
5087	What are the beads?
5087	What are the seeds?
5087	What are the symptoms?
5087	What are you doing?
5087	What can this thing be?
5087	What can you do?
5087	What could she want?
5087	What could we do, just two girls, all alone? 5087 What did Miss Hackstaff do?"
5087	What did you do?
5087	What did you think of her?
5087	What do you know about him?
5087	What do you make of it yourself?
5087	What do you make of that Dolores incident?
5087	What do you make of that?
5087	What do you suppose it is?
5087	What do you think of the spangle?
5087	What do you think?
5087	What else might there be?
5087	What good will it do, Lewis?
5087	What has happened? 5087 What has happened?"
5087	What have you done?
5087	What is Miss Belleville''s interest in Karatoff?
5087	What is it you suspect?
5087	What is it, Carl?
5087	What is it-- for God''s sake?
5087	What is it?
5087	What is it?
5087	What is it?
5087	What is it?
5087	What is it?
5087	What is it?
5087	What is it?
5087	What is known about him?
5087	What is that?
5087	What is the trouble?
5087	What made you turn in here?''
5087	What makes you think he has been poisoned?
5087	What makes you think it is beriberi, of all things?
5087	What of him?
5087	What shall we do next?
5087	What sort of craft is this other?
5087	What sort of place is it?
5087	What was in it?
5087	What was the matter? 5087 What''s henbane?"
5087	What''s that? 5087 What''s that?"
5087	What''s the big story here now?
5087	What''s the big story?
5087	What-- you here, Maude?
5087	When did you receive it?
5087	When does the next shipment start?
5087	When is the demonstration?
5087	Where are the others?
5087	Where is my nail file-- and brush?
5087	Where''s Gertrude?
5087	Where?
5087	Who are the others? 5087 Who else is there in the household?"
5087	Who else was there?
5087	Who is Karatoff, anyhow?
5087	Who is she?
5087	Who is the little manicure girl?
5087	Who is this Julia Giles?
5087	Who is this Kato?
5087	Who was interested enough to plot this postponement of the wedding until the danger to the fortune was finally removed?
5087	Who was she?
5087	Who were in the supper- party?
5087	Who were these agents sent over to wage this secret war at any cost?
5087	Who?
5087	Whose is it? 5087 Why do you fear for your sister and Mr. Everson?
5087	Why not?
5087	Why, do you know what I''ve discovered?
5087	Why, what was that?
5087	Why, what''s the trouble?
5087	Why-- what is this?
5087	Why?
5087	Will Mr. Lane go with you?
5087	Will she live?
5087	Will you let me have one of the blood smears?
5087	Would he like that, too?
5087	Would you come out to the Key with me?
5087	Would you like to go up there and see them?
5087	You had done nothing that might have been dangerous?
5087	You have a vacuum cleaner, I suppose?
5087	You have engaged Professor Kennedy?
5087	You have formed no theory of your own?
5087	You have heard of a Dr. Carl Chapelle?
5087	You have no idea what could have caused it?
5087	You have no idea who it was?
5087	You know her?
5087	You know him?
5087	You know him?
5087	You never cared for her?
5087	You prepared the mushrooms yourself?
5087	You remember the paper I gave Mrs. Cranston when the excitement in the hall broke loose?
5087	You remember,she cried, breathlessly,"you said that a jequirity bean was sent to Captain Shirley?"
5087	You saw her?
5087	You think there is danger, then?
5087	You were all in the kitchen?
5087	You will let me know-- if there is-- any hope?
5087	You would like to get at the truth, if I promise to hold the story back?
5087	You would?
5087	You-- don''t think Doctor Chapelle had anything to do with it?
5087	You-- you do not think it could be the mushrooms-- that have caused Mr. Mansfield''s illness, do you?
5087	''Who took those letters?''
5087	Above all, how was I, on the outside, to find out?
5087	Above all, what had this to do with the mysterious phantom slayer that had wrecked so much of the works in less than a week?
5087	Above all, what was it they had planned for the launching?
5087	Above all, who was it?
5087	And had Barnes really been the victim of an attack-- or of an accident?
5087	And then?
5087	Anthony?"
5087	Anything new?
5087	Are n''t the freckles gone?"
5087	Are you ready, Whiting?"
5087	As the music started up again, I heard her say,"Ca n''t we have just one more dance?"
5087	But about whom?
5087	But had Lewis, with a quick flash of genius, sought to cover up something, protect somebody?
5087	But if the bit that I gave this fellow causes such distress, what would a larger quantity do?"
5087	But the other?
5087	But what could any one want with a yacht?"
5087	But who knows how long that will last?
5087	But who was it?
5087	By whom do you suppose he really was sent?"
5087	Ca n''t we DO something?"
5087	Can not you get in to see me as a doctor or friend?
5087	Carita Belleville, the dancer, you know?"
5087	Could it be a signal of trouble?
5087	Could it be that?"
5087	Could it have been Hampton?
5087	Could that be the scheme?
5087	Could there be some latent jealousy?
5087	Could this be a case of that sort?
5087	Cranston?"
5087	Did Gage know more about these mysterious happenings than appeared?
5087	Did he expect to see the fast express cruiser, lurking like a corsair about the islands of the river?
5087	Did he have some suspicion of Mrs. Anthony?
5087	Did not this, I asked myself, indicate plainly enough that Leslie might be right in his suspicions of beriberi?
5087	Did the newspapers ever do anything but harm to your poor dear father?
5087	Did the same explanation shed any light on the mystery of the nautch- girl and the jequirity bean sent to Shirley?
5087	Did they know more of this Mexican gun- running business than Marlowe had hinted at?
5087	Do n''t you see it?"
5087	Do n''t you see?
5087	Do n''t you see?
5087	Do n''t you suppose I could predict the nature of any report he would make?"
5087	Do you think he was posing?"
5087	Do you think we can get there in a car before it''s dark?"
5087	Do you want me to tell you, young lady?"
5087	Gaines?"
5087	Grady?"
5087	Had Chapelle ignorantly done something that would leave its scar forever?
5087	Had I been finding food for suspicion because I was myself suspicious?
5087	Had Jose been making love to another woman at the same time that he was engaged to Eulalie Sandoval?
5087	Had Lane really been in it?
5087	Had Mrs. Gaines expressed her own self-- or was it Karatoff-- or Marchant-- or Errol?
5087	Had Mrs. Snedden been killed by the carbonic oxide?
5087	Had Norma instinctively fled from his attentions?
5087	Had he been posing before Kennedy, and were they really trying to put Mrs. Cranston out of the way?
5087	Had he discovered something that it was inconvenient to know?
5087	Had he done any real deep diving?"
5087	Had he known that Leontine had been with Sydney on the deck?
5087	Had his better nature yielded to his worse?
5087	Had it anything to do with the dispute in the hotel which Kenmore had witnessed?
5087	Had it anything to do with the"tonic"?
5087	Had it been an accident, after all?
5087	Had it been deliberately placed there, it flashed over me, in order to compromise Madeline Hargrave and divert suspicion from some one else?
5087	Had it been done for the purpose of inflicting a more frightful wound if it struck the captain?
5087	Had it been interest in Errol that had led her to visit the laboratory?
5087	Had it been interest in Leontine or in the dining- room that had drawn him thither?
5087	Had it been that I had distrusted the woman merely because I was suspicious of the type, both male and female?
5087	Had it been the same person who had sent the single jequirity bean?
5087	Had revenge or jealousy brought her to New York, or was she merely a tool in the hands of another?
5087	Had she been overcome first and, in a stupor, been unable to move to save herself?
5087	Had she misinterpreted his attentions to Mrs. Rogers?
5087	Had some one again tampered with the apparatus?
5087	Had some one been using her, and now was afraid of her and sought to get her out of the way for safety?
5087	Had some one hoaxed him into a wild- goose chase, after all?
5087	Had the party thought it out and were they now playing the game with the main chance in view?
5087	Had we been getting too close on her trail, or had Mrs. Anthony been attacked?
5087	Have you any idea?"
5087	Having failed to stop the work, failed to kill Marlowe-- what was left?
5087	How can I ever thank you for getting me out of it?"
5087	How can I help you?"
5087	How did she get there-- and why?
5087	How do you feel?"
5087	How does Shirley fit into this thing?"
5087	How does it work?"
5087	How had Shirley met his death, and why?
5087	How is it, then?"
5087	How?
5087	I can not see how it could be due to poisoning, can you?"
5087	I suppose it never occurred to the police that the rubber dagger might have covered up a peculiar poisoning?
5087	If orders had been given for such secrecy by Barry Euston, how could my despatch do any good?
5087	If she had sent it to him, was it as a threat?
5087	If there was a plot and Barnes had been a victim, what was its nature?
5087	Is Doctor Burr''s system better?"
5087	Is Mrs. Wardlaw any better?"
5087	Is he RIGHT?"
5087	Is it polyneuritis of beriberi-- or something else?"
5087	Is there anything new?"
5087	Is there more still?"
5087	Kennedy was evidently firing, but at what?
5087	Kennedy?"
5087	Killed by a rubber dagger?
5087	Lane?"
5087	Marbury?"
5087	Marchant?"
5087	Might not Kato have been forced or enticed into a scheme that promised a safe return and practically no chance of discovery?
5087	My work is so far in advance of any that the conservative psychologists do that he would naturally feel hostile, would he not?"
5087	Oh, Professor Kennedy, what is it?
5087	Oh, ca n''t you take up the case and look into it?"
5087	Oh, what shall I do?
5087	Or did it mask some deeper, more sinister motive?
5087	Or was he one of the few who were honest and careful?
5087	Or was he really exercising some occult power?
5087	Or was her own brother the murderer of Eulalie''s lover?
5087	Or was it more than that?
5087	Or was it weakness following the high mental tension of her own hypnotization?
5087	Page?"
5087	Perhaps you have heard of the Old Grove Amusement Park, which failed?
5087	Perhaps-- but what was the game?
5087	Rogers?"
5087	Say, what do you think we are?
5087	See?"
5087	Should we run and desert the train for which we had dared so much?
5087	Slowly the question was shaping in my mind, was it, as Karatoff would have us believe, an accident?
5087	Snedden?"
5087	Sprague, can you mount that on the plane?"
5087	Terrible, was n''t it?
5087	The point is, veratrine from what source?
5087	The woman turned to him:"Suppose this news of the robbery is out?
5087	Then how could it have occurred?
5087	Then, scarcely waiting for her even to nod, he added:"What did he say?
5087	Then, too, why had she been here at all?
5087	Then, with an anxious glance at the rest of us,"Is your sister any better?"
5087	Then, without suggesting that we were more than casually interested,"What does the Street think of it?"
5087	They mentioned the name of Granville Barnes, treasurer of father''s company--""Is that so?"
5087	Thomas?"
5087	Thomas?"
5087	To whom do these deadly germs point?
5087	Traynor?"
5087	Treasure?
5087	Under the circumstances, might not his professional reputation be at stake?
5087	Was Aitken suspiciously interested in the pretty nurse-- or was she suspiciously interested in him?
5087	Was everything all right?
5087	Was he jealous of Lane, or did his words have a deeper meaning?
5087	Was he secretly working with them still?
5087	Was he still employed by the insurance company?
5087	Was he trying to estimate the relative popularity of the two in this strange group?
5087	Was he working for two masters?
5087	Was it Barnes?
5087	Was it a case of gas poisoning?
5087	Was it a suicide?
5087	Was it a suspicion of which she had not told us?
5087	Was it arteriosclerosis for which you were treating him?"
5087	Was it because the quest seemed to be leading away from himself?
5087	Was it connected with the rumors we had heard of gun- running to Mexico?
5087	Was it fear or suspicion?
5087	Was it fear, hate, love, jealousy?
5087	Was it merely the unpleasant notoriety?
5087	Was it possible that Sandoval had one of those Jekyll- Hyde natures which seem to be so common in some of us?
5087	Was it possible?
5087	Was it that consciously or unconsciously she was taking the slender dancer as her model?
5087	Was it, in a sense, retribution?
5087	Was n''t she competent?"
5087	Was one of her lovers the murderer of Anitra''s brother?
5087	Was she looking for Gage, I wondered?
5087	Was she playing with Sydney, seeking to secure his influence to further her schemes?
5087	Was she wrecked, at last, after all?
5087	Was some one using a band of these crooks for ulterior purposes?
5087	Was that a clever attempt at confession and avoidance on his part?
5087	Was there a plot to frustrate Everson''s plans?
5087	Was this another of that sort?
5087	Was this such a case?
5087	Were they playing a game against each other?
5087	Were they working together, or were they really opposed?
5087	What brings you out here at such an hour?"
5087	What can you do now?"
5087	What could be done?
5087	What could be the purpose of her visit?
5087	What could it mean?
5087	What did it all mean and why should Mrs. Blakeley pay money to an old woman, a charity patient?
5087	What did it all mean?
5087	What did it all mean?
5087	What did it mean, if anything?
5087	What did it mean?
5087	What did it mean?
5087	What did it mean?
5087	What did it mean?
5087	What did it mean?
5087	What did it mean?
5087	What did it mean?
5087	What did the treachery of one member of the expedition mean?
5087	What did you find when you entered, sergeant?"
5087	What difference could it have made if Lane had a free hand in managing the shipment of treasure for the company?
5087	What do you mean?"
5087	What else could they do with it?
5087	What good would it do if, after hours, his cleverness might solve the cipher-- too late?
5087	What gruesome mystery had been unveiled by the anonymous letter which had first excited our curiosity?
5087	What if a hint like this got abroad among his rich clientele?
5087	What is it all about?"
5087	What letters?''
5087	What of it and what of its secret sender?
5087	What shall I do?"
5087	What should I do?
5087	What strange power could it be that we could not see or feel in broad daylight?
5087	What takes you down there, Burke?"
5087	What was back of it all?
5087	What was it he was after?
5087	What was it that Mrs. Blakeley so feared?
5087	What was it that had made this beautiful woman such a wreck?
5087	What was it?
5087	What was it?
5087	What was its purpose?
5087	What was the cause?
5087	What was the matter?
5087	What was the motive back of this sinister murder that had been so carefully planned that no one would ever suspect a crime?
5087	What was the part played by Carita Belleville?
5087	What was the secret locked in her silent lips?
5087	What was there in the motives that actuated them?
5087	What were they?
5087	What will happen?
5087	What would she do next?
5087	Where are they?
5087	Where''s Kennedy?"
5087	Which is it here?"
5087	Which is it-- yes or no?"
5087	Which might be using the other?
5087	Who can tell?"
5087	Who dum- dummed and poisoned the bullet?
5087	Who else is stricken?"
5087	Who had sent the anonymous telegram to Eulalie so soon after it had been evident that Kennedy had entered the case?
5087	Who had shut her up?
5087	Who was in it?
5087	Who was it who had deserted, as I had heard over the wire?
5087	Who was it?
5087	Who was it?
5087	Who was she, friend or foe?
5087	Who was their agent?
5087	Who, then, was their agent who had fired the shot?
5087	Whose own fingers, in spite of antiseptics and manicures, point inexorably to a guilty self?"
5087	Why Aitken''s solicitude in asserting that he was?
5087	Why did he place them in the safe so soon, instead of wearing them the rest of the evening?"
5087	Why had he so persistently sought her?
5087	Why had it been done and where had the cultures come from?
5087	Why had she followed him?
5087	Why have they fled?
5087	Why her anxiety to know whether Wardlaw himself was affected?
5087	Why is it?
5087	Why should it be hanging about?
5087	Why was he watching Mrs. Rogers?
5087	Why, do you want it?"
5087	Will you wait here?"
5087	Would she carry the secret with her, after all?
5087	Would that suggest anything to you?"
5087	Would the antitoxin work?
5087	Would they never bring him up?
5087	Would you like to come with me?
5087	Would you mind stepping down around the bend in the hall?"
5087	Yet how explain the apparent success with Cynthia?
5087	You recall the brightness of her eyes?
5087	You will pardon me if I do a little telephoning-- through the central office of the detective bureau?
5087	what shall I do?"
26396	''Simplifies things?'' 26396 A footstep?"
26396	Again?
26396	Ah?
26396	All alone-- may I ask?
26396	All right-- what?
26396	All right; what next?
26396	And Berne?
26396	And did you leave her?
26396	And do what I asked-- stop attacking us?
26396	And followed her?
26396	And it''s best to leave things as they are until the coroner arrives.--He''ll be here soon?
26396	And it''s her handwriting, the daughter''s?
26396	And now?
26396	And remember that what I say is ideas only, not knowledge?
26396	And say nothing about my speaking of it-- absolutely nothing to anybody? 26396 And the advisability, the necessity, of utter frankness between us?"
26396	And the time? 26396 And the word''Pursuit,''with an exclamation point after it?
26396	And watched her movements?
26396	And yet, it''s your business to inspect and deliver the household''s mail?
26396	And you think she will?
26396	And you would let him have sixty- five thousand dollars-- if he had to have it?
26396	And you''ve taken matters into your own hands.--Did your father send you here-- to me?
26396	And you?
26396	And, even when you arrest the right man, say nothing of what you owe me for my suggestions? 26396 And,"she continued, with intense malignity,"what was so monstrous in my asking him for money?
26396	Any friends here-- have you any friends here?
26396	Any news?
26396	Any reason for doing that, do you remember? 26396 Anybody in the house hear him come in, or go out?"
26396	Anybody move her hat before I came out?
26396	Anything else, sir-- special?
26396	Are n''t you mistaken about that?
26396	Are you quite sure you do n''t want me to give it up? 26396 Are you working on that"--he hesitated hardly perceptibly--"idea?"
26396	As one of the reporters pointed out, why is n''t it his game to try to make a fool of you?
26396	At once?
26396	But he did n''t hire you?
26396	But he made no attempt to get in touch with her yesterday? 26396 But my distress, my own hurt pride----""What did your father say about Mildred Brace?"
26396	But the alibi?
26396	But what happened?
26396	But what will it accomplish? 26396 But why should I want to conceal anything that might bring the man to justice?"
26396	But you do know her?
26396	But you,she asked;"are you sure-- have you the proof?"
26396	But, since you''ve been to Pursuit, what do you imply, or say?
26396	But,Hastings persisted,"why all this concern for Webster, after his engagement had been broken?"
26396	By the way, have you seen Russell again?
26396	Ca n''t you see the boy''s suffering? 26396 Can you tell me why you did n''t have the same thoughts about Berne?"
26396	Concerning me?
26396	Could it be possible,he put the inquiry at last,"that he knew her before the murder?"
26396	Could n''t Judge Wilton manage him? 26396 Crown''s seen him, seen Russell?"
26396	Did Miss Brace tell you she was coming to Sloanehurst?
26396	Did he buy her off?
26396	Did n''t he? 26396 Did you ask the judge about it?"
26396	Did you ever tell Mr. Webster of the extent of your generous feeling toward him, Mr. Sloane-- in dollars and cents?
26396	Did you find any weapon?
26396	Did you know Mildred Brace intended to clear out, leave Washington, today?
26396	Did you see the address on it?
26396	Did you tell Judge Wilton you knew her?
26396	Did you think that, judge?
26396	Do I make myself clear?--Do you want me to go into further detail?
26396	Do I see what?
26396	Do n''t you see I must have facts to go on-- if I''m to help you?
26396	Do n''t you see what I mean?
26396	Do you believe it now?
26396	Do you care to ask anything more?
26396	Do you know about the arrangements for the removal of the body?
26396	Do you know that much about her?
26396	Do you suspect him? 26396 Do you, Sloane?"
26396	Does-- didn''t anybody here know this woman?
26396	Eh?
26396	Either of you cry out?
26396	Excellent,assured Hastings, and put in a suggestion:"You''ve heard of the fleeting footsteps Miss Sloane reported?"
26396	Find any steel on the floor?
26396	Find anything?
26396	First, what was it?
26396	For one question,qualified Hastings;"less than a minute''s talk-- one word,''yes''or''no''?
26396	For what?
26396	Granting your absurd theory,she continued,"why should I have feared him?
26396	Had she written to Mr. Webster recently?
26396	Has Webster told you this?
26396	Hastings, you saw the reporters this afternoon-- I''ve been wondering-- they asked me-- did they ask you whether you suspected the valet-- Jarvis?
26396	Have you a hand- mirror?
26396	Have you any idea, Mrs. Brace, as to who killed your daughter-- or could have wanted to kill her?
26396	Have you ever seen that dagger before?
26396	Have you kept back anything else?
26396	Have you seen him?
26396	He did n''t have an aeroplane in his hip pocket, did he? 26396 Here, Mr. Sloane,"he ordered,"hold that torch closer, will you?"
26396	How about Arthur? 26396 How can we get her?"
26396	How did you go out-- by what door?
26396	How did you know that?
26396	How do you know that?
26396	How do you know that?
26396	How long ago?
26396	How long had you been out then, altogether?
26396	How long have you been here?
26396	How much, Miss Sloane, do you think my silence is worth?
26396	How much?
26396	How''s that?
26396	How?
26396	How?
26396	How?
26396	I may ask you a few questions then?
26396	I remember the judge said,''Is she dead?'' 26396 I said, on the''phone, it was something of advantage to you-- didn''t I?"
26396	I wondered if you would n''t stop your interviews-- your accusations?
26396	I''d hardly describe''em to his personal representative, would I? 26396 I''ll tell you, Crown,"he said, finally;"I''ll work on any line that can lead to the guilty man.--What do you know?"
26396	I?
26396	If I did n''t, do you think I''d have tried for a moment to conceal what he said to me?
26396	If I''d do what?
26396	If you thought I''d-- what?
26396	In an ugly mood, are they? 26396 In the grey envelope?"
26396	Interested in that?
26396	Is it your daughter''s writing?
26396	Is n''t it Russell? 26396 Is n''t it enough that I know it-- or advance it as a theory?"
26396	Is n''t that so, judge?
26396	Is she sane?
26396	Is that what they''re saying?
26396	Is there anything that you have n''t told-- anything you''ve decided to suppress?
26396	Is this the flap of that envelope; or, better still, are these fragments of words and the word''Pursuit''in your daughter''s handwriting?
26396	It is-- and here''s another thing: when''s Mrs. Brace going to break loose?
26396	It''s plain enough, is n''t it? 26396 It''s the thing to do, is n''t it?"
26396	Let me see you a moment, will you?
26396	Making a fool of me, is he?
26396	May I come in?
26396	Might that be the flap of that grey envelope?
26396	Money?
26396	My daughter? 26396 No.--Then, there might have been a struggle?
26396	Notice anything peculiar about Mr. Russell last night?
26396	Now that we understand each other, Mrs. Brace, what do you say?
26396	Now, I ask you, as a lawyer and a sensible man, who''s going to believe that she came out here without having notified you of her coming? 26396 Now, Mr. Hastings, what can I do for-- tell you?"
26396	Now, what was that apparently incriminating incident?
26396	Now,Hastings began, in genial tone;"did you get anything from him?"
26396	Now,he asked her,"what can you tell us about that letter?"
26396	Now,she said, having reconstructed the crime and described the subsequent behaviour of the tragedy''s principal actors;"now who''s guilty?"
26396	Of what?
26396	Oh, do n''t you see? 26396 On whom?"
26396	One thing more, Mrs. Brace: did you know your daughter intended to go to Sloanehurst last night?
26396	Pieced what together?
26396	Prove it, how?
26396	Say anything?
26396	Several years ago,Hastings goaded, so that Webster pivoted on his heel to face him;"you lost yours when?--last night?--this morning?"
26396	She resign?
26396	Simultaneously?
26396	Sloane''s no dying man, is he? 26396 So money, lack of it, is bothering her as well as Webster!--How much is she in debt?"
26396	So she was killed between eleven and midnight?
26396	So you think she lied about that letter?
26396	Stevens got a good look at him?
26396	Still, you can work independently-- retained by Mr. Arthur Sloane-- can''t you?
26396	Suppose she refuses?
26396	Tell all I know?
26396	Tell me, judge; do you think Berne Webster''s guilty?
26396	Tell me,she implored;"tell me, Mr. Hastings, do you suspect my father-- or not-- of the----?"
26396	That all?
26396	That was all, Miss Sloane?
26396	That would be Russell''s game, would n''t it?
26396	That''s all right, far as it goes,Hastings said;"but does he identify that man as Russell?"
26396	That''s great work, for Sunday.--Now, Russell''s room?
26396	The matter of personal feeling?
26396	The reading public, for instance?
26396	Then what?
26396	Then, he''d returned to his room, after the murder, and gone out again?
26396	Then, we can come to an agreement? 26396 Then, you agree with me?
26396	They''re saying that, are they?
26396	This Mr. Otis, Mr. Russell; where is he?
26396	Threats?
26396	Time''s right, location''s right, identification''s right!--Pretty sweet, ai n''t it, old fellow? 26396 To do what, exactly?"
26396	Unconsciously?
26396	Waiting, are you? 26396 Was he agitated, disturbed?"
26396	Was it in a grey envelope?
26396	Was that it?
26396	Well, did he kill the woman, expecting to find it in her stocking?
26396	Well, what of it?
26396	Well, what?
26396	Well?
26396	Well?
26396	Well?
26396	Were you smoking?
26396	Were you uneasy when she failed to come in-- last night?
26396	What are you going to do-- now that you know?
26396	What are you laughing at?
26396	What became of it, then-- the grey envelope?
26396	What business?
26396	What consequences?
26396	What difference does it make-- the writing?
26396	What do you know?
26396	What do you mean by that?
26396	What do you mean by that?
26396	What do you mean by''again''?
26396	What do you mean?
26396	What do you mean?
26396	What do you mean?
26396	What do you stick to that for?
26396	What do you suspect?
26396	What do you want to know?
26396	What do you want to talk about, Miss Sloane?
26396	What do you want?
26396	What else?
26396	What fair play?
26396	What for?
26396	What good''s that to me?
26396	What have you got to say?
26396	What is it?
26396	What makes you say that? 26396 What more do you want, to prove his guilt, his abominable guilt?"
26396	What movement? 26396 What theory?"
26396	What time did you go out?
26396	What was he out here for last night if he was n''t jealous of the girl? 26396 What were they doing?"
26396	What would-- that is,he forced himself to the appeal,"I was wondering-- anything occur to you?
26396	What''s got into you, anyway? 26396 What''s he doing?"
26396	What''s that?
26396	What''s that?
26396	What''s the matter with me?
26396	What''s the matter, Tom?
26396	What''s the matter?
26396	What''s the use?
26396	What''s this?
26396	What''s up?
26396	What''s wrong?
26396	What''s your object, Hastings?
26396	When I think of Russell''s alibi----"Have we mentioned Russell?
26396	When can I see him, then?
26396	When did it stop-- out here?
26396	When will you do that?
26396	When?
26396	When?
26396	Where do you think you are, Arthur, on the witness stand? 26396 Where was it?"
26396	Which way did the footsteps go?
26396	Who did, judge?
26396	Who found her?
26396	Who is she?
26396	Who reached the body first? 26396 Who told you about-- the whispering?"
26396	Who was this passenger?
26396	Who would n''t?
26396	Who''s guilty? 26396 Who, then?"
26396	Who? 26396 Who?"
26396	Why did n''t you mail it yourself?
26396	Why did she do that?
26396	Why did you conceal it?
26396	Why did you think she was in love with Mr. Webster, Mr. Russell? 26396 Why do n''t you look at it another way?"
26396	Why do n''t you?
26396	Why do you say that?
26396	Why do you want me here then?
26396	Why should I have wanted to do any such thing?
26396	Why should n''t he have provided me with money when I asked it?
26396	Why would n''t he have had the same motive, hatred of Mildred Brace, a thousand times stronger?
26396	Why? 26396 Why?
26396	Why? 26396 Why?
26396	Why?
26396	Why?
26396	Why?
26396	Why?
26396	Why?
26396	Will you help me?
26396	Wo n''t you go to father at once?
26396	Wo n''t you see that those rooms are left exactly as they are until I can have a look at them?
26396	Wonderful what a magnet will pick up, ai n''t it?
26396	Yes, I know,he said with a smile that was reassuring;"I do n''t look like a particularly helpful old party, do I?"
26396	Yes, Miss Sloane?
26396	Yes,he replied gently;"if I do n''t distress you----""What is it?"
26396	Yes; but what could I do?
26396	Yes; that''s true.--Yes, I''ll tell you about that, you and Arthur-- if you''d care to hear?
26396	Yes?
26396	Yes?
26396	Yes?
26396	Yes?
26396	You accept the alibi, then?
26396	You are?
26396	You know Mrs. Brace, then? 26396 You know about that, do you?"
26396	You know he''s guilty, do n''t you?
26396	You mean I''m amusing myself, exerting myself needlessly, as a matter of spite? 26396 You mean,"she added quickly, eyes narrowed,"I suspect-- actually suspect some one in this house?"
26396	You mean-- it is n''t enough?
26396	You mean----?
26396	You say it''s blown up?
26396	You see my point, clearly? 26396 You see the blood on it?"
26396	You think so?
26396	You want my help; is n''t that it?
26396	You wanted to see me-- about my daughter?
26396	You wanted to see me-- is there anything special?
26396	You were afraid, then, that something incriminating might be divulged, were n''t you?
26396	You were then at the gate near where she was found, dead?
26396	You wo n''t fail me-- tomorrow?
26396	You wo n''t have to tell anybody-- anybody at all-- about this, will you-- now?
26396	You would n''t want to make a mistake-- would you?
26396	You''ll send them away-- whoever it is-- at once?
26396	You''ll take my ideas, my theory, work on it and never bring me into it-- in any way? 26396 You''re making me take that action-- ain''t you?
26396	You''re working for Webster?
26396	You''ve decided that, have you?
26396	A glass of water?--just for the tinkling of ice?
26396	And I go back to that now: wo n''t you tell me anything more about the discovery of the woman''s body by the two of you-- you and Webster?"
26396	And did Crown know that?
26396	And had not the mistake driven him into false and valueless interpretations of his entire interview with Webster?
26396	And the person I got it from wo n''t spread it around.--That satisfactory?"
26396	And the weapon, what about that?
26396	And why too late?
26396	And yet, that''s what she''s doing-- isn''t she?"
26396	And, when he came up with her on the Sloanehurst lawn, did n''t he kill her?
26396	Another thing puzzled him: why did Mrs. Brace suspect Arthur Sloane of withholding the true story of what he had seen the night of the murder?
26396	Anything?
26396	Are there any obstructions there, anything but smooth, open lawn?"
26396	Are you going to deny me fair play?"
26396	Are you merely being polite?"
26396	Are you trying to prostrate me further with impossible theories?
26396	Are you working on that line-- at all?"
26396	Besides, there are facts to prove that the letter did not go to Webster.--Do you see how your fancied security falls away?"
26396	Brace?"
26396	Brace?"
26396	Brace?"
26396	Brace?"
26396	Brace?"
26396	But Mrs. Brace-- was she clever enough to make that deduction from the known facts?
26396	But he looked so-- so uncertain!--Oh, Mr. Hastings, who did kill that woman?"
26396	But what are the facts?
26396	But what was he doing?
26396	But what?"
26396	But why bring that story here-- now?
26396	But why?"
26396	But you knew-- didn''t you?"
26396	But, if that was in his mind, he put it down, elaborating the smile to a laughing protest:"That''s going far afield, is n''t it?"
26396	Ca n''t I-- what do they call it?--retain you?"
26396	Ca n''t you go in now?"
26396	Ca n''t you help me there?
26396	Ca n''t you let a guilty man hang when he comes forward and puts the rope around his own worthless neck?"
26396	Can you disabuse her mind?"
26396	Can you say?"
26396	Can you tell me why?"
26396	Congratulate me, do n''t you?
26396	Congratulate me, even if it does step on all those mysterious theories of yours-- that right?"
26396	Could n''t he be left in peace?
26396	Crown?"
26396	Crown?"
26396	Did n''t he stay right at Webster''s side when old Hastings interviewed Webster yesterday?
26396	Did n''t you feel it?
26396	Did one, or two, contain piece or pieces of a bed- slat?
26396	Did you believe his fear was n''t for himself when he gagged you that way?"
26396	Did you receive, or see, a letter in an oblong, grey envelope in yesterday afternoon''s mail?"
26396	Do me a favour, will you?
26396	Do n''t you remember?
26396	Do n''t you see the danger?"
26396	Do n''t you see?
26396	Do n''t you, now?"
26396	Do you give''em to me?
26396	Do you grasp that reasoning?"
26396	Do you mean to tell me that?"
26396	Do you see that?"
26396	Do you think I''d tell it unless I knew there could be not even an excuse for suspecting me?
26396	Do you think he will?"
26396	Do you, still?"
26396	Don''t----""What did Webster whisper to you, across that corpse?"
26396	Going to the window, he addressed the summer sky:"Who the devil does the old fool suspect-- Arthur or Berne?"
26396	Good idea, ai n''t it?"
26396	Got her heart.--Young-- not over twenty- five, would you say?--Not dead long.--Anybody call a doctor?"
26396	Guilty?
26396	Guilty?
26396	Had he magnified Webster''s desire to keep that promise into guilty knowledge of the crime itself?
26396	Had she been theorizing, after all?
26396	Has she seen Jarvis?"
26396	Hastings questioned him again:"Your waking up at that unusual hour last night-- was it because of a noise outside?"
26396	Hastings, subjecting the pallid Jarvis to severe scrutiny, asked him:"Was that grey letter addressed to-- whom?"
26396	Hastings?"
26396	Hastings?"
26396	Hastings?"
26396	Have I----?"
26396	Have you no self- respect, no will, no firmness?
26396	He and four other fellows were in a car that went up Hub Hill that night a little after eleven-- a few minutes after.--Hear that?"
26396	He gets off safely if the Brace woman ever sees fit to tell-- what?
26396	He lowered his voice and asked again:"Mrs. Brace, what do you know?"
26396	He put the obvious question:"Judge, am I the first one to hear this-- from you?"
26396	He spoke impulsively:"Did you want-- didn''t you feel some impulse, some desire, to go out there when you heard of this murder?"
26396	He tried again:"Nothing more, Miss Sloane?
26396	He was deliberating: was there nothing more she could tell him?
26396	He whittled again, asking her:"You a native of Washington?"
26396	Her father?
26396	Here, this chair by the window-- so-- and this wreck of a fan, can you use it?
26396	How can she know it now?
26396	How could she have known that?
26396	How did he get from Hub Hill to where Otis picked him up?"
26396	How did you happen to be there?"
26396	How does he know it?
26396	How many times have I told you that?
26396	How much of a fool was the woman making of the sheriff, anyway?
26396	How, then, did Eugene Russell keep black, Hub Hill mud on his shoes that night if he went the four miles on foot to where Otis picked him up?"
26396	I did n''t volunteer it to you, did I?"
26396	I said,''How is she hurt?''
26396	I take it, you would n''t want it known by the sheriff, even now?"
26396	If Mrs. Brace troubles you again, will you let me know about it, at the earliest possible moment?"
26396	If she did not suspect Webster, whom did she suspect?
26396	In his turn, he was non- committal, retorting:"Do n''t you?"
26396	Instead, he inquired:"And that simplifies things?"
26396	Is it a bargain, Miss Sloane?"
26396	Is it worth while for me to go into Washington?
26396	Is n''t that clear?"
26396	Is n''t that it, Miss Sloane?"
26396	Is n''t that true?"
26396	Is n''t that true?"
26396	Is n''t that true?"
26396	Is n''t the judge here?"
26396	Is that what you mean?"
26396	It''s gone glimmering!--What do you think of that?"
26396	Judge Wilton tell you about that?"
26396	Know her well?"
26396	Let''s play fair, did n''t he?"
26396	Lucille remembered the detective''s misgivings about Jarvis; how else had this woman found that out?
26396	May I count on you for that?"
26396	May I-- ah- h- h-- do you mind if I look about, for possible hearers?"
26396	Me?"
26396	Mr. Hastings?
26396	Mr. Sheriff-- am I interrupting a private conference?"
26396	Mrs. Brace, without speaking, without acknowledging his quiet"Mrs. Brace, I believe?"
26396	Now, cool your flushed face in this thin, very thin stream of a breeze-- feel it?
26396	Now, did you believe Webster?
26396	Of what value are the wild ideas of a nervous man, all to pieces anyway, when he stumbles on a dead woman in the middle of the night?"
26396	One of them asked him:"Can you tell us why you followed her out here?"
26396	Or did she have more direct information from Sloanehurst than he had thought possible?
26396	Or had she relayed to him words that Wilton had put into her mouth?
26396	Remember?"
26396	Russell?"
26396	See any significance in that?"
26396	See any way out of it?"
26396	See anything else?"
26396	See that?"
26396	Seeing the judge''s hesitance, he supplemented:"I mean, did you notice anything last night, in his conduct, that would indicate guilt-- or fear?"
26396	Serious saints!--Jarvis, the eau de cologne!--You think I do n''t know it?
26396	She asked:"And you want-- what?"
26396	She showed her first curiosity:"Where did you get that piece of envelope?"
26396	She turned to Wilton:"I ask you again, will you help me as I asked you?
26396	She whispered, sharp and quick,''Who''s that?''
26396	Sheriff?"
26396	So far, Tom, you''re mixed up in----""Why ca n''t you wait until he''s through?"
26396	So you saw her?"
26396	Take it to her myself?"
26396	Talk?
26396	Tell me: do you think anybody here at Sloanehurst is responsible for this murder?"
26396	That right?"
26396	That so?"
26396	That suggest anything to you?"
26396	That was what you intended to give me in confidence, was n''t it?"
26396	That you, Hastings?
26396	That''s a fair assumption, ai n''t it?"
26396	That''s better, is n''t it?"
26396	That''s clear enough, is n''t it?
26396	That''s it?"
26396	That''s what they hired him for-- isn''t it?"
26396	The absolute secrecy required, the fact that you buy her silence, pay her to cease her accusations against Berne-- don''t you see?
26396	The guest- rooms upstairs-- have the servants straightened them up this morning?"
26396	They do n''t call you''Hard Tom Wilton''for nothing, do they?
26396	They would n''t pay out real money to have themselves hunted, if they were guilty, would they?"
26396	They''d have thrown off that Hub Hill mud pretty quick, would n''t they?"
26396	This morning I thought you heard me when I asked him not to let it be known that our engagement was broken?
26396	To her, Mrs. Brace was a figure of sinister power, an agent of ugliness, waiting to do evil-- waiting for what?
26396	Was Mrs. Brace in communication with Jarvis?
26396	Was it possible that Crown wanted to find out whether Hastings was having Jarvis shadowed?
26396	Was n''t I ill?
26396	Was n''t he following her?
26396	Was n''t that it?"
26396	Was n''t that it?"
26396	Was there no such postoffice as Pursuit?
26396	Was this his method of hiding facts in his possession?
26396	Webster marry my daughter for money, for sixty- five thousand dollars?
26396	Webster urged him, with eyes and voice:"Well?"
26396	Webster?"
26396	Webster?"
26396	Webster?"
26396	Webster?"
26396	Webster?"
26396	Were they?"
26396	What are you trying to do-- make people suspect me of the murder- make''em suspect Berne?"
26396	What caused the fear which, at the beginning of their interview, had been so apparent?
26396	What could he hope to get from her except that which she wanted to tell?
26396	What did you think you''d do after you''d overtaken her?"
26396	What do they mean, his game?"
26396	What do you know-- specially?"
26396	What do you say?"
26396	What do you say?--Who?"
26396	What do you want me to say to him?"
26396	What had he done-- except strike to save his own life?"
26396	What had your father said about Mildred Brace-- to arouse any such suspicion?"
26396	What if Mrs. Brace did take the marked money?
26396	What if Webster''s, too, were missing?
26396	What is it?"
26396	What the devil do you mean by letting that sheriff come in here and subject me to all this annoyance and shock?
26396	What the thunder are they talking about?
26396	What was she after, money?
26396	What were they?"
26396	What would that show?
26396	What''s its significance?"
26396	What''s the use of a clue when you_ know_ a guy''s guilty?
26396	What''s written on it?"
26396	What''s your theory?"
26396	What?"
26396	When Wilton still hesitated, he repeated:"What did Webster say when he put his hand over your mouth-- to prevent your outcry?"
26396	When did you pick him up?"
26396	Where do you get that?
26396	Where is he to get all that?
26396	Who is she?"
26396	Who put that into your head?"
26396	Who''s he shielding?
26396	Why did he think Sloane had killed Mildred Brace?"
26396	Why did n''t I think?
26396	Why do n''t they trust me?"
26396	Why do n''t you look into that alibi?"
26396	Why had he gone out of his way to put a cigar stump into his pocket that night, and to explain that he had had it in his mouth all the time?
26396	Why have n''t you said so long ago, Tom?"
26396	Why is he afraid of that?
26396	Why is n''t it his game to persuade you of my secret knowledge of Gene''s guilt?
26396	Why would n''t I do as you ask-- exactly as you ask?"
26396	Why''d he refuse to testify before the coroner, then?"
26396	Why''s that?"
26396	Why, then, is n''t it his game to convince you of Gene''s guilt?
26396	Why, then, this anxiety which had driven her to him for help?
26396	Why?
26396	Why?
26396	Will you keep quiet?''
26396	Will you?
26396	Wo n''t you believe me?"
26396	Wo n''t you come in here?"
26396	Wo n''t you let me take you to him, now?"
26396	Would n''t he get well much faster if he knew it-- knew the suspense was all over-- that neither he nor father''s suspected any more?"
26396	Would people say that Webster had given himself away in advance?
26396	Would you?"
26396	XVII"THE WHOLE TRUTH""Mrs. Brace, good evening.--May I come in?"
26396	You came to see me?"
26396	You can see her saying that, ca n''t you?
26396	You mean the sound of a fall?"
26396	You mean you employed her eight months although she was incompetent?"
26396	You might have thought that?"
26396	You realize what my job is-- do you?"
26396	You recognize the force of that, do n''t you?"
26396	You saw her-- understand what I mean?"
26396	You see?"
26396	You see?"
26396	You think Webster''s guilty?"
26396	You think the woman had put up a fight-- for her life?--and was overpowered?"
26396	You told us all you knew-- in the library?"
26396	You want me to take any questions to him for you?"
26396	You will give me anything, and all the things, that may come to your knowledge as the investigation proceeds?
26396	You wo n''t pay any attention to Arthur''s unreasonable attitude, will you?"
26396	You''re sure?"
26396	Your charge is just what?"
31578	''Do n''t you mean to do something for him?'' 31578 ''Had you not better throw the water yourself?''
31578	''On this day at the Colonnade''--on what day? 31578 ''Then he did remember?''
31578	''We are going to leave this house?'' 31578 ''What does he mean?''
31578	''What''s this?'' 31578 ''_ You remember that supper?_''"As the word rang out again I threw wide the door.
31578	Always blue? 31578 Am I mad or has the devil joined in the pursuit against me?
31578	And Dorothy?
31578	And I? 31578 And Quimby?
31578	And do you think I care for that? 31578 And have the whole house about our ears?
31578	And how came she in here?
31578	And if she refuses?
31578	And is that all you can tell us? 31578 And so the young gentleman had not the courage to come again himself?"
31578	And that was where you left him?
31578	And then?
31578	And what is that?
31578	And what is this young gentleman''s name?
31578	And what of her?
31578	And when will you be back?
31578	And where is that?
31578	And you believed her?
31578	And you, madam?
31578	And your mother?
31578	Another recollection?
31578	Are you done?
31578	Asleep?
31578	At what time did this fire start?
31578	Barbara''s son?
31578	But do n''t you know?
31578	But how can you reach her? 31578 But how will you be able to influence Miss Camerden to come down?"
31578	But when I am in the cellar, what then?
31578	But where can I get it?
31578	But why can not I go to my room? 31578 But you sometimes went into the extension?"
31578	But you''ve heard of the room?
31578	Ca n''t we? 31578 Can you go through the ceremony of marriage?"
31578	Careless, eh? 31578 Certainly; did n''t you recognise him?"
31578	Could I ask alms or borrow what I could not pay? 31578 Daughter of whom?"
31578	Dead?
31578	Did Mrs. Latimer tell you?
31578	Did he say it was Miss Camerden?
31578	Did n''t it drop from your coat- pocket?
31578	Did you expect to? 31578 Do you know, missus, I shall have to stay here all night?
31578	Do you not wish to speak to him?
31578	Do you recognise the hall?
31578	Do you remember the dream he related for the delectation of such as would listen?
31578	Do you see these bits from a papered wall?
31578	Do you think she will recognise your right to summon her to an interview?
31578	Do you think so?
31578	Do you want me to wash the dishes? 31578 Does Miss Murray still cherish the expectation of being married to- day?
31578	Does Miss Murray wear white to- night?
31578	Does the sight of him recall anything?
31578	Dreadful? 31578 Fire, with a man like you in the house?"
31578	First, let me ask,said I,"who has access to your rooms besides your maid?"
31578	Frances? 31578 Good likeness, eh?"
31578	Had you not better tell me his name?
31578	Has the gentleman any appointment here?
31578	Have n''t you been in any of the rooms there,--Number 3, for instance?
31578	Have you any instructions for me?
31578	Have you any suggestions to offer? 31578 Have you anything more to say or do before you leave these rooms?"
31578	Have you compared this notice,I pursued,"with such others as you find every day in the papers?"
31578	Have you ever heard any one describe this room?
31578	Have you looked in that little box since you took it from my hair?
31578	Have you no friends?
31578	Have you this notice with you?
31578	He coughed and----"And what?
31578	He? 31578 He?"
31578	How came you to know?
31578	How can I tell? 31578 How can I, when there falls from everything I touch the devilish thing which took away the life I hated?"
31578	How is Miss Murray?
31578	How many?
31578	How should he know Miss Camerden?
31578	How was this lady dressed?
31578	How would you set to work? 31578 I pick up?"
31578	I?
31578	In the house?
31578	In the office?
31578	In what direction, then, do your suspicions turn?
31578	Is it refuge you want?
31578	Is it? 31578 Is it?"
31578	Is n''t that a bottle to make your eyes dance? 31578 Is n''t there another hall?
31578	Is not Miss Glover wealthy? 31578 Is there anything I can do to serve you?"
31578	Is this your only book?
31578	It was the recipe, then, and not the obituary notice which attracted your attention the night before?
31578	Jake, ai n''t you got a match?
31578	Jake, can I believe you?
31578	Jake? 31578 Lost in the fire?"
31578	May I ask who is speaking to me?
31578	May n''t I help him look? 31578 Miss Murray?"
31578	Money? 31578 Mr. Quimby, did Mrs. Demarest come to the house with Miss Demarest?"
31578	Nephew?
31578	No beer? 31578 No,"I returned,"not on my own business, but on that of a young gent----""Any one whose name is written here?"
31578	No; why, what is that?
31578	Not there?
31578	Now will you answer my former question? 31578 Oh, what is the matter with me?"
31578	Oh, where is Minnie? 31578 On the rear corridor?"
31578	On your own business?
31578	One of the Witherspoon boys?
31578	One of the women now in this house?
31578	One that you can tell me?
31578	Or some one should succeed in finding----Halloo, what''s that?
31578	Or will it be enough if my wife accompanies her?
31578	Physically, do you mean, or mentally?
31578	Remember that a word might raise suspicion, and that in a case like this----Halloa, what''s that?
31578	Shall I go?
31578	Shall I not look and see where the girls are? 31578 Shall I take the young lady up myself?"
31578	Shall we go up?
31578	She was in here just now, was she not?
31578	She? 31578 Susan, are you going back on me now?"
31578	Tell what paper was on the wall?
31578	Then I am to stay in the hall?
31578	Then you did not see the woman who died in these rooms?
31578	Then you know his name?
31578	Then you know it to be empty?
31578	Then you were in the house?
31578	Then, how came he to be looking out of your window just before the fire broke out?
31578	There is room below it for your name and that of your mother, but the space is blank, do you see?
31578	There were but eight,faltered the lawyer;"that means, then, all?"
31578	They? 31578 This dream- maiden was a woman?"
31578	This woman has something to say, or why should she have asked to be confronted with you? 31578 This?"
31578	Two rooms; why two? 31578 Warn?"
31578	Was it necessary to go hungry?
31578	Was it?
31578	Was n''t it at the left of the large folding doors and midway to the wall?
31578	Was she veiled?
31578	Was that Beaton?
31578	Was-- was not the door locked?
31578	Well?
31578	Well?
31578	Were we not close enough to discovery, without drawing the attention of the police by such an unnecessary murder? 31578 What are you going to do with-- with Dorothy?"
31578	What are you going to do with_ those_?
31578	What can I do to oblige you?
31578	What could you say?
31578	What do you say, Gilbertine?
31578	What has happened?
31578	What is it now?
31578	What is your name?
31578	What news?
31578	What rooms? 31578 What shall I answer this man if he asks me why I continued to remain in a spot where I have so little business?"
31578	What should I know about that man Quimby''s dreadful doings?
31578	What story? 31578 What woman, Lydia?
31578	What''s that? 31578 What''s this?
31578	What''s up? 31578 What''s wrong?"
31578	When was that? 31578 Where are your brothers?"
31578	Where did that-- that_ thing_ come from?
31578	Where is 32?
31578	Where is Gilbertine?
31578	Where is Quimby?
31578	Where shall we go?
31578	Where was this vial found?
31578	Where''s the money?
31578	Where?
31578	Which window was it?
31578	Who did this overhauling?
31578	Who is John Graham?
31578	Who saw these two come in?
31578	Who was that woman?
31578	Why do you ask that? 31578 Why not wait till morning?"
31578	Why should a handsome devil like that be treated with any more consideration than another? 31578 Why?
31578	Why?
31578	Will bed and supper be provided for me here?
31578	Will you dance the next waltz with me?
31578	Will you give me its number?
31578	Yes; where are you?
31578	You believe she died from swallowing that drop?
31578	You can, of course, inform me where you procured this clipping which you say you brought into the house?
31578	You do not feel yourself worthy?
31578	You had bought_ that_?
31578	You have been there? 31578 You have n''t heard what I''ve said about that?"
31578	You know me?
31578	You know that? 31578 You remember the vision I had the morning when I was sick?"
31578	You saw Quimby,he repeated;"saw his face distinctly looking toward your room from one of the stable windows?"
31578	You want to hear the letter?
31578	You were at the breakfast- table yesterday morning?
31578	You wish it?
31578	You''re asking a good deal, are n''t you? 31578 Your name?"
31578	_ The ruby has been found!_ Do you want to see the culprit, for there is a culprit? 31578 ''But I can trust you not to tell him?'' 31578 ''Is he spending all this time ransacking the rooms? 31578 ''Where did you get it?'' 31578 ''Would it interest you to know which half?'' 31578 ''Yet if I had had a dollar more or even a ring worth a dollar or so, I might have----Theresa, have you any money at all? 31578 ( Did I say that I had risen when the latter sat?) 31578 A flying from herself or from_ it_? 31578 After Mr. Armstrong went into the room, or before?
31578	Alone?
31578	And do you mean to say that this room has not been redecorated in ten years?"
31578	And how did you repay this confidence on my part?
31578	And now you?
31578	And now, who''s the boy in the window?
31578	And why did I prefer to await developments rather than ask the simplest question of any one about me?
31578	And why did we not hear her strident and aggressive tones rising in angry remonstrance at our intrusion?
31578	Anguish?
31578	Are mothers dearer than sweethearts?
31578	At all events, the action drew general attention and caused an instant silence, broken the next minute by an ardent cry:"So your search was futile?"
31578	Beaton, am I wrong?"
31578	Blake?"
31578	But Eunice had a spirit like an angel, and, drawing near him, she said:"Is there anything I can do for you, Cousin John?"
31578	But after that do I need to say why I am a wife-- why I am_ his_ wife?"
31578	But could I prove it?
31578	But if Luke is gone, and William, and Hector, and Barbara''s boy, and Janet,_ how much does that leave for me_?"
31578	But if so, what warrant have we that she was not lured there, slaughtered, and made to seem the victim of accident by this unscrupulous man and woman?
31578	But if they offered to submit to this themselves?"
31578	But what choice?
31578	But what device?
31578	But where is 32?"
31578	But where?
31578	But where?
31578	But who could have printed this thing and who was the man who put it into my hand?
31578	But whose hands?
31578	But would it come at all?
31578	But, had I interpreted that strong, nervous pressure aright?
31578	Ca n''t say much to us from canvas, eh?"
31578	Ca n''t you say so?
31578	Can I do nothing for your comfort or for-- for the child''s?"
31578	Can you deny that, or that you stepped aside while I ran in and gave my mother another hug?
31578	Can you read the names by such a light?"
31578	Can you say, John?
31578	Can you say, Luke?
31578	Can you see it from this veranda?"
31578	Can you tell me?"
31578	Can you understand my forgetting a matter of so much importance?"
31578	Can you understand this amazing, this unheard- of circumstance?
31578	Could I have dreamed all that?"
31578	Could I stand the suspense of the impending interview?
31578	Could her eye rest on mine, even in this cold and perfunctory manner, if the drop which could separate us for ever lay concealed over her heart?
31578	Could she have glided in by me unperceived and thus found her way into the bedroom from which I afterward saw her issue?
31578	Could the seemingly impossible be made possible and the unexplainable receive a solution satisfying to a rational mind?
31578	Darrow, you had it; what did you do with it?"
31578	Deane?"
31578	Dear, will you let me make you comfortable in the conservatory while I talk for five minutes with Dorothy?"
31578	Delicate business, this; or were they both deceived and the man just a good- humoured silly?
31578	Did I expect to find him seated at one of the tables?
31578	Did I find the ruby?
31578	Did he fire at you?"
31578	Did n''t he know what I had suffered, was suffering?
31578	Did n''t he know what in all probability this missing girl had with her?
31578	Did n''t you see her?
31578	Did n''t you see him show me the ring?"
31578	Did not your mother die in the woods?
31578	Did she hear him?
31578	Did the other hesitate?
31578	Did you ever hear the cry made by a wounded man when the cup of cool water for which he has long agonised is brought suddenly before his eyes?
31578	Did you notice how bright and happy she looked when the lights sprang up?
31578	Did you notice which end of the table he ignored when relating this dramatic episode?"
31578	Did you think there was a woman in this room?"
31578	Do I look fit to enter among the dancers?
31578	Do n''t keep a bar?"
31578	Do n''t you think so?
31578	Do you know her door?"
31578	Do you know what she is doing now?
31578	Do you know?"
31578	Do you mean me to be present at an interview so painful-- nay, so serious and so threatening?
31578	Do you mean the clerk?
31578	Do you not see guilt written on his brow?
31578	Do you not see something very strange in this?"
31578	Do you remember it, Lemuel?
31578	Do you remember it, Luke?
31578	Do you remember it, lads?
31578	Do you remember my turning to speak to him the moment after that word_ all_ fell from the lawyer''s lips?"
31578	Do you remember the white silk train which Mr. Armstrong saw slipping from this room?
31578	Do you see your way to accomplishing this?
31578	Do you think I am sick enough to imagine things?"
31578	Do you think I did wrong?
31578	Do you think Mr. Chivers would leave me here alone with two thousand dollars to guard?"
31578	Do you understand me, you cruel, crafty ones?''"
31578	Do you want a peep at it?"
31578	Do you want to hear it?
31578	Doctor Golden, are you ready for her story?"
31578	Does Dorothy love you?"
31578	Every other beggar we meet has a cough; and yet,"she added after a moment''s pause,"if it was not he who gave me this mortal shock, who was it?
31578	Fear?
31578	For the two women pressing behind me were----""Who?"
31578	For whom was he looking?
31578	Four?
31578	Front rooms, rear rooms, or both?"
31578	Gently removing it from his hand, I asked with all the calmness possible:"What is all this mystery?
31578	Gilbertine or Dorothy?
31578	Gilbertine or Dorothy?
31578	Had I heard anything?
31578	Had I mistaken my darling''s feelings?
31578	Had I seen such a woman?
31578	Had Sinclair managed to have his little conversation with her?
31578	Had a bullet struck him?
31578	Had any such comparison ever been made by the unhappy John Graham, as he hurried up these battered steps into the dismal halls beyond?
31578	Had anything new come to light?
31578	Had burglars got in?
31578	Had he discovered that the seeming puzzle possessed the same invisible spring which had made the one handled by James Holmes so dangerous?
31578	Had he known that I had no place in her will?
31578	Had it always been the latter''s wish, then, to enrich the one and slight the other?
31578	Had it necessarily meant love?
31578	Had it not imprinted itself upon my mind as the one revolting vision of my life?
31578	Had my aunt taken him into her confidence?
31578	Had n''t he sense enough to know that such a loss would n''t pass unquestioned?
31578	Had she followed her niece from the room?
31578	Had she gone daft?
31578	Had she slipped by me in coming in as she had on going out?
31578	Had she turned her head to peer into those shadows?
31578	Had these dreams been forerunners of some menacing danger?
31578	Had they been talking about me?
31578	Had this footstep been Dorothy''s, and if so, what had brought her into this remote portion of the house?
31578	Had we been alike the victims of a spiritual manifestation?
31578	Have you any objection to my company?
31578	He followed close behind me, for how could he know I was not in collusion with her to regain the bond?
31578	How came you to be completely dressed at near one in a country tavern like this?"
31578	How can I go through this rehearsal with such a doubt in my mind?
31578	How could I dream that this man, who was little more than a memory to me and scarcely that, was secretly planning mischief against me?
31578	How could I think of the other?
31578	How could he save the room, and, by these means, save himself and her?
31578	How could she have been?
31578	How many of you are there?
31578	How should I fill up this gap of silence?
31578	How tell her of the great, the grievous mistake she had made?
31578	How?"
31578	I do n''t think he meant no good here----''"''Did she drop here in the hall?''
31578	I do not understand-- I am frightened-- what have you to say to Dorothy you can not say to me?"
31578	I have advised this man to hold his peace till I can make inquiries, but where am I to make them?
31578	I merely exclaimed:"And to- night?"
31578	I thought you had entirely dissociated her with this matter, and that you blamed Dorothy, and Dorothy only, for the amethyst''s loss?"
31578	I urged,"and what was the nature of the wrong you did him?"
31578	I''d think it a very curious quin-- quin----What''s the word?
31578	If you''re not, why did you fire those bullets my way?
31578	Instantly her look of curiosity changed to one of suspicion, and repeating,''What''s in it?
31578	Into what sort of gathering had I stumbled?
31578	Is he at home?''
31578	Is her sympathy with Mr. Deane so great as to cause her to weep over his loss?"
31578	Is it beautiful?
31578	Is it behind these books, I say?"
31578	Is it behind these books?"
31578	Is it money you want?"
31578	Is it?"
31578	Is that young lady here?
31578	Is there unconsciousness in it, or just the hilarity of a distracted mind bent on self- destruction?
31578	Is this the police- station?"
31578	It fell out----""Your dressmaker''s bill?"
31578	It would seem so; but why should the slighted one have been Gilbertine?
31578	Jake, are you up to the little game?"
31578	Luke, Hector, Janet, have you heard him tell of that vision at his gateway, twenty- five years ago?
31578	May we not come in?"
31578	Might I not have turned some other corner?"
31578	Mow many of you ever had the opportunity of drinking real Tokay before?"
31578	Never any other colour that you remember?"
31578	No ale?
31578	No; I should find her alone, but where?
31578	Nothing o''that sort, eh?
31578	Now what was the shock?
31578	Now, Mr. Worthington, what am I to do with this knowledge?
31578	Oh, sir,"she moaned, catching at Mr. Hammersmith''s arm,"am I then mad?
31578	Oh, what is happening now?"
31578	Oh, what now?"
31578	Oh, why did I ever come to this dreadful place?
31578	On her person or hidden in some of her belongings?
31578	One of Salmon''s four grandchildren, think''e?
31578	Or a shoot from Eustace''s gnarled old trunk?
31578	Or is this a dream?
31578	Or was another and more dreadful tragedy awaiting us?
31578	Or was it a reflection from the setting sun?
31578	Or was it some secret knowledge of her husband''s fate, unknown to others?
31578	Or-- thought insupportable!--had she secretly yielded to another what she had so long denied me, and----?
31578	Pressed to her breast was our infant, whose little wail struck in pitifully as Salmon called out,"What''s to do here to- day?"
31578	Probably you can not even tell how the ladies took it?"
31578	Quimby?"
31578	Quimby?"
31578	Remorse?
31578	Searched the room and the stable?"
31578	Shall I assist you to put them on?
31578	Shall I shut the door for you?"
31578	Shall I step into the drawing- room with you?"
31578	Shall I throw him outside the house?"
31578	Shall we bring him in?"
31578	Shall we fare on together, you, I-- and the little child?"
31578	Shall we let the matter pass, then, as though it were of small importance?
31578	Shall we think of ourselves, or even of each other, while these men, all relatives of mine, are dying on the other side of this wall?"
31578	Shall we, then, fare on together-- you, I, and the little child?"
31578	She must have spoken the truth, but was it the entire truth?
31578	She stopped, startled, and then said:"It was awfully bare; a bed was on the left----""On the left?"
31578	Should I ask him if this was so?
31578	Should I find Miss Lane there?
31578	Should I send Hendricks or should I send Hicks?
31578	Should I signal for my companions?
31578	Should we in another minute encounter her ponderous figure in the group of people we could now hear hurrying toward us?
31578	Stopping near him, I directed his attention to it by saying:"Pardon me, but did I not see something drop out of your hand?"
31578	Surely Mr. Quimby was not there alone?"
31578	THE GREY LADY Was it a spectre?
31578	That would be bad, eh?
31578	The coroner understood and turned back to Jake with the seemingly irrelevant inquiry:"Where did you leave Mr. Quimby when you went to the cock- loft?"
31578	The next point is, how are we to settle our doubts?
31578	Then he forgot me utterly again, and, facing his wife, growled out:"''Where are you going to get breakfast then?
31578	Then suddenly, and with a startling impetuosity, which drew her to her feet:"Are you going to tell everybody that?
31578	Then with a sly look at her trembling form and white face he insinuatingly added,"All alone, missus?"
31578	Then you know where I got the poison with which I tipped the silly toy with which that weak man fooled away his life?"
31578	There are five, are n''t there?
31578	They listened appalled,"Dead?"
31578	This imposing figure might be that of a millionaire''s daughter; how, then, could I associate her, even in my own mind, with theft?
31578	This scene of seeming mirth and happy promise, or the fancies he had conjured up to rob us both of peace?
31578	Through the bedroom door, then?
31578	To one of the former I addressed the question:"Where is the butler''s pantry?
31578	Was I dreaming or under the spell of some frightful hallucination which led me to misread the name on the slip of paper before me?
31578	Was any one seen to approach Mr. Deane on the carriage- drive prior to his assertion that the jewel was lost?"
31578	Was he to encounter it now?
31578	Was her heart still cold, her affection unwon?
31578	Was it a dream?
31578	Was it because of a fresh lull in the conversation about us?
31578	Was it fire?
31578	Was it his duty to wait for this girl, possibly already overcome by her fears and lying insensible?
31578	Was it_ hers_?
31578	Was she locked in, too?
31578	Was she still in the conservatory?
31578	Was that Quimby speaking?
31578	Was that a window they heard flying up?
31578	Was the man a fool?
31578	Was this a signal or a precaution?
31578	Was this what we heard just before that scream went up?
31578	We do n''t mind the storm, do we?"
31578	Well, have you got it?"
31578	Were his own feelings involved in this matter?
31578	Were we not wasting strength and a great deal of emotion on a dread which had no foundation in fact?
31578	What about Quimby?"
31578	What about the daughter?"
31578	What alternative remained?
31578	What can she have to say except that she was mighty fortunate not to have been burned up in the fire last night?"
31578	What did it mean?
31578	What did it mean?
31578	What did it portend?
31578	What has happened to them?
31578	What has he every right to think?
31578	What have you done that you should forego an inheritance to which these others feel themselves honestly entitled?"
31578	What have you forgot?"
31578	What infant could live in an air like this?
31578	What interest can a police- officer, called in, as I understand, to recover a stolen jewel, have in Frances Glover''s personal difficulties?"
31578	What is in it, and why were you so afraid of my seeing it?''
31578	What is it now?)
31578	What is your name?"
31578	What made you think he might still have the ruby?"
31578	What must he think?
31578	What shall I do now?
31578	What shall we say to them?"
31578	What should there be a conspiracy about?
31578	What troubles Miss Glover?
31578	What turned Quimby against her?
31578	What was I to say-- what could I say, in response to such a declaration, following so immediately upon his warm assertion of her innocence?
31578	What was the article you were seen to pick up from the driveway soon after leaving your carriage?"
31578	What was the matter?
31578	What was to be done?
31578	What would Quimby do?
31578	What would be the result?
31578	What''s happened?"
31578	What''s in it?''
31578	What''s the matter?"
31578	What''s the plot?"
31578	What, then, could you expect from two poor girls entirely dependent upon her for everything they enjoyed?
31578	When was this?"
31578	When?
31578	Where are our cloaks-- our rubbers?"
31578	Where is the candle?"
31578	Where was she hidden?
31578	Where was she when her aunt died?"
31578	Where was she, then?
31578	Where will you see him?"
31578	Which was the dream?
31578	Who are his witnesses?
31578	Who could this some one be?
31578	Who had uttered that dreadful shriek?
31578	Who saw her?"
31578	Who?
31578	Who?
31578	Why did they have to look for you?
31578	Why did this sound, so easily to be accounted for, ring in my ears like a note of warning?
31578	Why did you pretend to love me when you did n''t?"
31578	Why do you look at me with those incredulous eyes?"
31578	Why had she let herself grow mad with terror when here, within reach of her hand, lay such a means of self- defence?
31578	Why have your suspicions returned to Gilbertine?
31578	Why is this?
31578	Why mar it by unnecessary unpleasantness?"
31578	Why should I fear any surprise, prepared as I was for every emergency?
31578	Why should I not show the same consideration to Gilbertine?"
31578	Why was I on my feet?
31578	Why were they here again so early?
31578	Why, then, did my brain whirl and my heart collapse?
31578	Why, then, those bullets?
31578	Why?
31578	Will not that answer, without further conversation?
31578	Will you drink it?
31578	Will you see that she gets it?"
31578	With a deepening flush, she flashed out:"You had n''t?
31578	With something between a hitch and a shrug, he drew himself upright and with some slight display of temper cried out,"Who says he was there?"
31578	Withdraw?
31578	Wo n''t you believe me?
31578	Would I go down to her?
31578	Would a shout attract her?
31578	Would he get it?
31578	Would he have to jump to the ground in his own despite?
31578	Would her indignation hold out under the insinuating smile with which the artful rascal awaited her words?
31578	Would it come in the form of a bullet, or a deadly thrust from an unseen knife?
31578	Would it ever come to pass that a harsh man of the law should feel it his duty to speak to my Flora as I must now speak to the young girl before me?
31578	Would it not be better to say that her husband was upstairs?
31578	Would n''t you, Huldah?"
31578	Would she be found huddled but alive in some far- off chamber?
31578	Would she see him and take courage?
31578	Would you like to look through them?
31578	Yes, a stir, a very faint stir somewhere down the hall-- the slow, cautious opening of a door, then a footfall-- or had I imagined the latter?
31578	Yes, but should she acknowledge it?
31578	Yet where could that ruby be, if not with this young girl?
31578	Yet who knows?
31578	Yet who knows?
31578	Yet why should the old woman frown on me?
31578	You and your babe are still alive; while they----""What of them?
31578	You arrested him, of course, as soon as you could lay your hands on him?"
31578	You call them dreadful?"
31578	You did n''t want me dead?
31578	You have seen this paper covered with the pink scrolls before?"
31578	You recall the amount, no doubt?''
31578	You remember the Stevens case?
31578	You were a Westonhaugh, I believe?"
31578	You''ve opened all the others; why do you pass that one by?"
31578	Your work in the house has been upstairs work, has n''t it?"
31578	_ And who was the person who uttered that scream?_"She confronted him sadly, but with an earnestness he could not but respect.
31578	_ Withdraw?_ These cormorants!
31578	_ You will not?_''""No, no, no!"
31578	had startled him?
31578	he shouted,"do you see that black spot?
31578	how could he do that?
31578	she wailed out,"why were n''t you true to me?
31578	was his comment;"entailing I do not know what unfortunate consequences upon this household and on the unhappy girl----""Girl?"
31578	what now?
31578	what was that?
31578	what''s this?"
31578	where?
38131	''Spencerian Peter,''eh?
38131	A figure- four trap, eh?
38131	A rev''nue agent?
38131	About two weeks before Gerard did?
38131	Across the table from you? 38131 All well and good, Chief,"he commented,"but how would the army help you any?
38131	Allison or the Norcross girl?
38131	Alone?
38131	An accident?
38131	And I''m the one who''s got to handle it?
38131	And Miss Lang?
38131	And keep him under constant surveillance? 38131 And she pays you for your time in between?"
38131	And the seal was intact when you came in yesterday afternoon?
38131	And what time did Mrs. Prentice leave?
38131	And who got the credit for solving the puzzle?
38131	And yet,said Preston,"I understand that in spite of his precautions he was killed last night?"
38131	And you''ve told me all the truth-- every bit of it?
38131	Anita?
38131	Any chance of recovering the body?
38131	Any comment about the package?
38131	Any mail?
38131	Any phone messages?
38131	Any women in sight?
38131	Anyone I know?
38131	Anyone present that you suspect of forgery or beating his wife?
38131	Anything else beside watching him?
38131	Anything serious?
38131	Apart from his wanting to be alone, then, he was pretty close to being human?
38131	Are these all the letters that have been received?
38131	Are you certain? 38131 Arrest for what?"
38131	Ask him,insisted the chief of police,"how he killed Montgomery?"
38131	At midnight? 38131 At nine o''clock?"
38131	Bags? 38131 Before Mrs. Vaughan came to town?"
38131	Bolshevist?
38131	But I thought his body was found near the door?
38131	But I thought--"That he desired your life? 38131 But Rita,"Graham protested,"you do n''t mean to say that you''re going to put yourself entirely in this man''s power?"
38131	But are n''t the detective stories of real life interesting and oftentimes exciting?
38131	But how do you know it was n''t a bullet of the same caliber, fired from outside the window?
38131	But how in the name of Heaven did you get the answer so quickly?
38131	But how''d you happen to arrive here at the right moment?
38131	But no clue as to the location of the body of the beast?
38131	But the message Callahan sent?
38131	But the trap-- the milk? 38131 But what I''d like to know,"he asked, as they strolled back toward the main ballroom,"is how you engineered the affair?"
38131	But what about your luncheon engagement?
38131	But what of them? 38131 But what was it you feared?"
38131	But what,grumbled Walters,"has that to do with the Black Tom explosion?"
38131	But who was the man?
38131	But who,I persisted, as Quinn stopped,"was Jack Stewart and what was the nature of the affair upon which he stumbled in Mexico City?"
38131	But,I inquired, as he paused,"what became of Dawson and Stewart?"
38131	But,as one army officer phrased it,"what''s the use of a convoy if they know just where you are?
38131	By the way, Boyd, have you or any of your men been in the Service more than four years?
38131	By the way,added the operative,"might I see it?"
38131	Ca n''t I see something more of you while we are in New York? 38131 Ca n''t you guess?
38131	Can I?
38131	Can you get to your office in ten minutes?
38131	Can you look me straight in the eyes and say that they have n''t paid you for being blind? 38131 Can you tell me now what it was you started to say about Conner''s?"
38131	Care to outline it?
38131	Conner''s? 38131 Couple that with the fact that the box was empty when you found it and I think we will have--""What?"
38131	Dad''s place?
38131	Derwent and Mahoney?
38131	Did Boyd or any of the other department operatives ask to see the plans of the post office?
38131	Did Weimar ever come to see you?
38131	Did he talk with a German accent?
38131	Did more than one person write the letters?
38131	Did n''t I tell you that Al was married? 38131 Did n''t he say''sheep- stinger''?"
38131	Did n''t think I''d see through your scheme to get a position here and your infernal cleverness with the books and the accounts? 38131 Did n''t wait long for another assignment, did he?"
38131	Did n''t you know I would?
38131	Did n''t you mention a post- office case in which a wad of gum played a prominent role?
38131	Did she meet anyone?
38131	Did the men have any bags with them?
38131	Did you catch the name of the man to whom your friends were alluding?
38131	Did you ever hear of the place they called Conner''s, Chief?
38131	Did you know anything about the poison- pen letters in Madison?
38131	Did you pick up any jewels in the Catskills?
38131	Did you see?
38131	Do n''t look like the writing of the same person, do they?
38131	Do n''t you know Jimmy Callahan? 38131 Do you admit that you deliberately brought seven thousand five hundred dollars of counterfeit money here and tried to pass it?"
38131	Do you believe that moonshining is right?
38131	Do you happen to have a copy of yesterday''s_ News_ handy?
38131	Do you know how long it was between the time that she entered the building and the time she left?
38131	Do you know where Rockwell is now?
38131	Do you mean to say it worked?
38131	Do you mean to say,asked one of the men at the table,"that you can tell that a man is a criminal simply by looking at him?"
38131	Do you recall any record of a check for one hundred and fifty thousand dollars upon the State National drawn and cashed this morning?
38131	Do you remember the disappearance of the plans of the battleship_ Pennsylvania_?
38131	Do you see that little square marked with a white star and the letter''L''?
38131	Does n''t the speedometer give you the distance?
38131	Does the Filipino know anything about his master''s past?
38131	Does this Austrian, this here Buch feller ye''re lookin''for, like music? 38131 Else how would they know when to lay off?
38131	First time you ever saw this, eh?
38131	From what ports are transports sailing within the next couple of weeks?
38131	Go down to the refrigerator and find out, will you? 38131 Going to take anybody with you?"
38131	Got that?
38131	Had he bled to death?
38131	Has Miss James been able to discover anything of the lady''s past history?
38131	Has he any relatives?
38131	Has one of the diamonds a heart- shaped flaw in it?
38131	Has the combination been changed recently?
38131	Have you a record of the home address of the people employed in the Mint?
38131	Have you discovered anything?
38131	Have you heard about the murder of Montgomery Marshall?
38131	Have you the letter you received?
38131	Have you?
38131	He''s going to show you what is in the double- locked room?
38131	Here, would you like to try it?
38131	How about a poisoned bullet, fired through the opening in the window?
38131	How about bribing one of the employees to leave?
38131	How about overhearing his directions to the men he meets in the open?
38131	How about the Tysons and the Osgoods and the other people who brought these letters in-- didn''t they receive subsequent demands for money?
38131	How about the Ypiranga case?
38131	How about the maid?
38131	How did this man work it right under our eyes?
38131	How did you know it was lost?
38131	How did you know it?
38131	How do you know he has n''t it already?
38131	How do you know? 38131 How far am I allowed to go?"
38131	How is it, then, that every story you''ve told dealt with the success of a government agent-- never with his failure?
38131	How long has this been going on?
38131	How long was the taxi there?
38131	How many men know the combination to the vault door?
38131	How many?
38131	How much do you know about the case?
38131	How much gold did you say was missing?
38131	How much time?
38131	How''d you get away?
38131	How''d you know where to find it?
38131	How?
38131	How?
38131	Huh? 38131 Huh?"
38131	I will,promised Marks,"but who are you?
38131	I''m returning to Washington on the Congressional, but I''ll be sure to see you at the de Maurys'', wo n''t I? 38131 If that''s the case,"cut in another,"why do n''t you lock''em all up?"
38131	In his hand?
38131	In that case,muttered the chief at the other end of the wire,"why in Heaven''s name did n''t he get them when they came in?"
38131	In the building? 38131 In the scale house?"
38131	Is Mr. MacPherson, the purser of the_ Atlantic_, there?
38131	Is n''t Petersen behaving himself?
38131	Is n''t it possible,he suggested,"to plant your men close enough to Weimar to find out, for example, what he talks about over the phone?"
38131	Is that the name?
38131	Is that the way it always stays?
38131	Is that the way they are usually arranged?
38131	Is this Mr. Preston of the Postal Inspection Service?
38131	Is this the way the door of the grille ordinarily hangs?
38131	It is rather pretty, is n''t it? 38131 It would take a better man than I am to decipher this,"and he read off:"I i i t f b b t t x o....""Code?"
38131	Just want to ask what you know about Mrs. Mahlon Prentice?
38131	Light?
38131	Look into it?
38131	Madelaine,he inquired,"what do you know of a certain Mrs. Lelia Armitage?"
38131	Madison? 38131 Meaning what?"
38131	Mind the what?
38131	Money? 38131 Morgantown?"
38131	Mr. Preston? 38131 Murder?"
38131	Murphy,said the Green- and- White manager,"where was your cab last night?"
38131	Music?
38131	My business?
38131	New York? 38131 No chance of a slip- up in your information, is there, Chief?"
38131	No chance of her being mixed up in the affair?
38131	No doubt that your man heard the splash when Holden went overboard last night?
38131	No? 38131 No?"
38131	Not directly-- but what other purpose could a person have than to extract money? 38131 Not smoking?"
38131	Not the slightest indication of where Gerard went?
38131	Nothing missing?
38131	Now that we''ve got her,inquired Madelaine James,"what''ll we do with her?"
38131	Of course you''re willing to state where they came from?
38131	Oh, it was a Green- and- White, eh?
38131	On the Congressional Limited, eh?
38131	Plant it?
38131	Rather long for her to make her way to the office of her husband, find he was n''t there, and come right back, was n''t it?
38131	Recognise them?
38131	Report? 38131 Rita, I can''t--"Graham started to argue, but the girl cut in with,"You ca n''t stop me?
38131	Same rules as on the Coast, eh?
38131	Seem to be familiar with anyone on board?
38131	Seen a ghost or something?
38131	Shall we go after it from this end, Chief?
38131	Sit down and have something? 38131 So that was the trick, eh?"
38131	Some more of your highfalutin''detective work, eh?
38131	Somebody who ought n''t to be here?
38131	Something stirring?
38131	Sounded like a ghost, did n''t it?
38131	Sprague?
38131	Sprague?
38131	Still believe von Ewald is a myth?
38131	Story in what?
38131	Strange, was n''t it, how that pair stumbled across one of the first tentacles of the World War in front of a cafà © in Mexico City? 38131 Stranger,"he inquired,"what might yo''name be?"
38131	Sure you have n''t slipped up anywhere and given them a suspicion as to your real work?
38131	Thanks,said the girl,"but what next?"
38131	That being the case, Chief, why take any chances right now? 38131 That was an interesting theory of yours,"commented one of the men,"but was n''t it only a theory?
38131	That''s where the eight hundred and fifty dollars came from?
38131	The Senate Office Building?
38131	The Thurene case? 38131 The blue print?"
38131	The fifty thousand dollars? 38131 The girl?
38131	The girl?
38131	The manager''s name--But then she halted abruptly, picked up a plug, and said,"What number, please?"
38131	The price?
38131	The what?
38131	The which?
38131	The----?
38131	Then how are you to account for the discrepancies between the bills of lading and the final receipts?
38131	Then this,cut in Whitney, unable to keep the excitement out of his voice,"is where he stopped to speak to the Germans?"
38131	Then you know where it is?
38131	Then you mean that the bookkeeper is responsible for falsifying the accounts?
38131	Then you think that it may be a clue, after all?
38131	Then,cut in Callahan,"if the Germans wanted to make a ten- strike they''d lay for that boat?"
38131	There was n''t the slightest clue left after the Black Tom affair?
38131	There''s one that clears Norfolk at daylight on Monday morning with twelve thousand men aboard...."Norfolk?
38131	They?
38131	Thought I was easy, did n''t you?
38131	Thought what?
38131	Trap it? 38131 Trunks?"
38131	Tuesday?
38131	Um, yes,muttered Maxwell,"but has the young lady seen anything of this chap lately?"
38131	Verne did n''t write detective stories, did he?
38131	Wah Lee? 38131 Want me for anything?"
38131	Want to go up with me and investigate the secret chamber?
38131	Was he married?
38131	Was it of such a nature that it could have been easily copied?
38131	Was there a chimney or any other possible entrance to the room?
38131	Was this procedure followed with respect to all the other employees in the building?
38131	Was this the only copy in existence?
38131	Well, now that I''ve told you, what d''you think?
38131	Well, what happened?
38131	Well, what''s the idea of trailing him, then?
38131	Well,I inquired,"what was she?"
38131	Well,snapped Preston,"what did he see?"
38131	Were the papers right in reporting that you picked some fragments of a black bag not far from the scene of the explosion?
38131	Were you to send these messages only on Saturday night?
38131	Whar you come from?
38131	What about Tino, the servant?
38131	What about the men who''ve been working on the case up to this time?
38131	What are you talking about?
38131	What became of her?
38131	What boats are due in the next three days?
38131	What brings you here? 38131 What business is it of yours?
38131	What can I do for you?
38131	What did she buy?
38131	What did they look like?
38131	What did you say her name was?
38131	What do you expect to catch?
38131	What do you know about Cheney?
38131	What do you know about that?
38131	What do you make of that?
38131	What do you mean,''all''? 38131 What do you mean-- this case?"
38131	What do you mean? 38131 What do you mean?"
38131	What do you see?
38131	What does he do at other times?
38131	What does the tape say?
38131	What does this mean?
38131	What evidence have you that this invasion is planned?
38131	What happened to Vera Norton?
38131	What happened to them? 38131 What in Heaven''s name are you going to do there?"
38131	What is this large room next to it?
38131	What kind of bags were they?
38131	What letter?
38131	What made you take up counterfeiting? 38131 What th''----?"
38131	What time was the dinner?
38131	What was that?
38131	What was the date they were sold?
38131	What was the size of the master key, as you call it?
38131	What''s all this about?
38131	What''s coming off Tuesday?
38131	What''s missing?
38131	What''s on it?
38131	What''s that?
38131	What''s that?
38131	What''s the idea, Chief?
38131	What''s the idea, anyhow?
38131	What''s the idea? 38131 What''s the idea?
38131	What''s the idea?
38131	What''s the matter?
38131	What''s the matter?
38131	What''s the matter?
38131	What''s the matter?
38131	What''s the significance of that white mouse on the mantelpiece?
38131	What''s the trouble now?
38131	What''s the trouble?
38131	What''s this doing here?
38131	What''s this?
38131	What-- what do you want me to do?
38131	What? 38131 What?"
38131	What?
38131	What?
38131	What?
38131	What?
38131	What?
38131	When did Miss Vaughan leave?
38131	When did you discover the disappearance of the code secret?
38131	When was that?
38131	Where are the gold bars?
38131	Where did you find it?
38131	Where did you get that eight hundred and fifty dollars?
38131	Where is Buch now?
38131	Where is she now?
38131	Where was it?
38131	Where you going?
38131	Where''d she come from?
38131	Where''s Felix?
38131	Where''s Marks located now?
38131	Where''s that?
38131	Where''s the biggest ship sailing from?
38131	Where''s the paper?
38131	Where-- how-- what in the world made you think that?
38131	Which case was that?
38131	Which is the reason that you want me to look into it, eh?
38131	Which means that you do n''t care to handle the case?
38131	Which one was that?
38131	While you were also drawing money from me, eh?
38131	Who are the men who appear to be implicated?
38131	Who are you? 38131 Who do you mean?"
38131	Who has charge of our cab bearing license number four, three, three, five, six, eight?... 38131 Who said this was a gang?"
38131	Who told you about that?
38131	Who was here at the time?
38131	Who,he inquired of that individual,"has charge of the operation of that phonograph sign on the roof?"
38131	Who-- is-- Sprague?
38131	Whom do you suspect of manipulating the funds?
38131	Why all the mystery?
38131	Why all the questions? 38131 Why all the stage setting?"
38131	Why do you say blackmailer? 38131 Why is it,"he inquired, testily,"that some fools never learn anything?"
38131	Why not a theater party this evening?
38131	Why not let''s watch them from the roof here? 38131 Why that momentous decision?"
38131	Why? 38131 Wife of the Third Assistant Secretary of State?"
38131	Will you produce it-- or shall I?
38131	With what result?
38131	Would n''t it be better, sir, if we hung around outside th''store an''let Katy give us the high sign when he come in? 38131 Would n''t like to have a piece of the Kaiser''s mustache or anything of that kind, would you, Chief?"
38131	Would you think about ethics if some one had murdered two of the men you work next to in the office? 38131 Yes, but what is it?"
38131	Yes, what is it?
38131	Yes?
38131	Yet, you say her handwriting was similar to that which appears on these letters?
38131	You are certain that she was there all evening-- that she did n''t slip out for half an hour or so?
38131	You are certain that the cipher was there last evening?
38131	You are familiar with the Carruthers Code?
38131	You mean my statement that you can tell by the shape of a man''s head and hands whether he has a predisposition to crime?
38131	You mean that you think he''s implicated?
38131	You mean you''d like to marry me?
38131	You mean--"That she was a crook? 38131 You remember those scratches I called your attention to-- the ones on the side of the grille bars?
38131	You want it intercepted?
38131	You want to draw their fire, eh?
38131	You''d hardly expect me to say''Yes,''would you? 38131 You''re not going to write the whole thing on the board?"
38131	***** Remember Dr. Heinrich Albert?
38131	*****"All?"
38131	*****"And so they were married and lived happily ever after?"
38131	*****"And was that all Marks ever heard from her?"
38131	*****"But the plans?"
38131	*****"Do you know what the whole message was?"
38131	About five o''clock this afternoon?
38131	Am I right?"
38131	And did Carr succeed in landing the men higher up?"
38131	And who are you?"
38131	And-- Do you know what books are kept on Shelf Forty- five?"
38131	And-- er-- what was the number of the room she had coming over?...
38131	Any clue in the postmarks?"
38131	Any more stuff turn up?"
38131	Any reason to suspect anyone?"
38131	Anything criminal in that?"
38131	Are you going to stop with friends?"
38131	Are you on?"
38131	Besides, did n''t the two trunks of goods arrive?"
38131	Besides, what about the girl?"
38131	Besides, what we''ve got to find out first is how Montgomery met his death?"
38131	But Edna and Grace were n''t on your list, were they?"
38131	But I''d guess somewhere about five or ten minutes?"
38131	But how could that be accomplished when he did not even know where he was or anything about the house?
38131	But how in the name of Heaven had they gotten their information?
38131	But if it is in the mysterious black bag.... Is the doctor in town now?"
38131	But she was too sleepy to give much thought to it, and, besides, what if he had?...
38131	But what else would you expect from the man who solved that submarine tangle in Norfolk?"
38131	But what had Holden been doing at the clairvoyant''s?
38131	But what on earth would two men want to take a taxi from New York all the way to Trenton for?
38131	But what were they to do about it?
38131	But what''s the idea?
38131	But where?
38131	But which?
38131	But,"and his face broke into a smile,"since they did find me, what''s the trouble?"
38131	By the way, do you know of any place in town known as Conner''s?"
38131	By the way, have you noticed those scratches on the bars of the grille, about four feet from the floor?"
38131	By the way, what do you know about the dead man?"
38131	By the way, when do you plan to make your next inspection?"
38131	Ca n''t I spend my own money in my own way without being trailed and hounded all over the city?"
38131	Can you get it?"
38131	Can you make it?"
38131	Can you tell us anything about him?"
38131	Come to think of it, Verne was n''t an American, was he?
38131	Could I do less than to help you?"
38131	Could he capture him without being injured?
38131	Could it be that Felix was one of the men whom he had surprised the night before, the one he had fired at and hit?
38131	D''you get me?"
38131	Did n''t keep you waiting a minute?"
38131	Did she have the same stateroom?
38131	Did you drop her there?"
38131	Did you ever know Carroll?
38131	Did you ever notice the changing style in villains, for example?
38131	Director?"
38131	Do n''t governmental investigations usually take a long time?"
38131	Do you know anyone who''s socially prominent in Madison?"
38131	Do you know of any demand for money which has been made?"
38131	Do you mean to say that its bite is sufficiently poisonous to kill a man?"
38131	Do you suspect the wife of the Third Assistant Secretary of State of robbing a bank?"
38131	Do you think it''s safe?"
38131	During the weeks that followed, people repeatedly asked the Commissioner:"What''s become of Jimmy Reynolds?
38131	Evans?"
38131	Ever hear of Rockwell?"
38131	Florence, Rose, and Amelia?
38131	For example, there was Virginia Lang--""Was she the girl at the switchboard that you mentioned in connection with the von Ewald case?"
38131	Going through to New York, of course?"
38131	Got a tip that the Huns are going to try to grab her?"
38131	Got any ideas on the matter?"
38131	Had Dick gotten her signal?
38131	Had he fallen into the power of the ring or was it possible that he was one of the blackmailers himself?
38131	Had he laid a plan whereby he could repeat this operation as often as necessary?
38131	Had some German, more daring than the rest, actually come ashore and penetrated into the very lines of the Service?
38131	Hal Preston handled it, did n''t he-- the same man responsible for running down''The Trail of the White Mice''?"
38131	Have n''t government detectives ever been instrumental in solving a murder mystery?"
38131	Have you any documents of importance-- international importance-- in your office at the present moment?"
38131	Have you got all the letters?"
38131	Have you tried tracing her from the other side?"
38131	He paused a moment, his breath rattling in his throat, and then continued:"It took me five years to find him-- but you say he''s dead?
38131	He would want to get the latest information, the most recent books, the--""What are you driving at?"
38131	He''s still chasing around with the blond-- but what''s become of Miss Red- head?"
38131	How are we going to find the corner where the machine turned?"
38131	How could one man carry away all that gold without being seen?
38131	How did the thief get the mail containing the money out of the building?
38131	How does that suit you?"
38131	How was the safe opened?"
38131	How''bout it?"
38131	How''d you happen to hit on that?"
38131	How?"
38131	However, if it had n''t been for Todd--""Todd?"
38131	I happened to be at a dinner with her last evening and--""You what?"
38131	In answer to her query,"Who''s there?"
38131	In what connection?"
38131	Incidentally, has all the rest of the gold been weighed?"
38131	Is he in?...
38131	Is he nuts about it?"
38131	Is n''t a spy always a spy?"
38131	Is n''t there any chance for a mistake?"
38131	Is there any milk in the house?"
38131	Is there any real foundation of fact?"
38131	It looked to be a certainty on the face of it, but, once you had discovered that, what good did it do you?
38131	It''ll take some time to get at the truth of the matter and, meanwhile, might I ask you to keep this information to yourself?"
38131	Let me know if anything comes up, will you?"
38131	Marks?"
38131	Meanwhile we''ll continue to be good friends and trail around together, eh?"
38131	Mighty funny kinder way to earn a livin'', Ah calls it-- flashing on an''off all night long....""But where''s he work from?"
38131	Mr. MacPherson?
38131	Murphy?
38131	Nab''em right away?"
38131	Now what''s your idea of handling the case?"
38131	Oh, well--""Any idea of where the shipments came from?"
38131	Or did the answer lie in a concealed wireless, operating upon information supplied through underground channels?
38131	Out of the darkness came the guttural inquiry:"What do you want?"
38131	Quinn must have read the look of interest in my face, for he continued, almost without a pause:"Did you ever hear the inside of that case?
38131	Ready?
38131	Ready?...
38131	Remember him?
38131	Ring?"
38131	Rotten weather, is n''t it?
38131	Saint Louis?
38131	See that black mark, like an inverted V, upon the head?
38131	See that twenty- five- cent piece up there on the wall?
38131	See?
38131	Serious as that, is it?"
38131	She is?
38131	She was Allison''s wife?"
38131	Should he attempt to find the house from which the scream had come and force the door?
38131	Should he take a chance on losing his prey merely to try to save a woman''s life?
38131	Six during the past few weeks?"
38131	So they were saving him for the sacrifice, eh?
38131	Some one broke in there and--""Yes-- but what about Holden?"
38131	Suppose we plan a certain event for the sixth of January?"
38131	Suppose we say the first of the year?
38131	That they did n''t suspect what you came to the dock for, and declared you in on the split?
38131	The case has n''t gotten into the papers, so why not release Thurene?"
38131	The first one read: Does your husband know the details of that trip to Fond du Lac?
38131	The girl''s first answer was a laugh, and then,"What do you mean,''put myself in his power''?"
38131	The question is, Where did she get the tip?"
38131	The question now is, What''s this particular storm and when is it goin''to break?"
38131	The question now is: Who are''they''and how did they operate?"
38131	The question was: Where was the money coming from and what was the immediate object of the game?
38131	The theft occurred shortly after midnight and--""If you know so much about it, why do n''t you arrest her?"
38131	Then one of these t''ree guys hailed me....""Three?"
38131	Then, as an after- thought,"Do you happen to know of any hotel or place here in town known as''Conner''s''?"
38131	Then, grinning, he continued,"Understand you''ve been having a bit of trouble out in Columbus?"
38131	Then, pointing to the name"Countess Sylvia Stefani"on the hotel sheet and to the same name on the wrapper, he asked,"Note everything?"
38131	Then, what was more natural than that her maid should accompany her on board when she was leaving?
38131	Then,"Are you sure you can put it over?"
38131	Then,"What do doctors do with their mistakes?"
38131	Then:"Notice anything funny about these?"
38131	Then:"What do you know about the anonymous letters which have been sent to a number of persons in this city?"
38131	There''s no chance to plant a dictaphone, and how else are you going to get the information?"
38131	They got out and were away for nearly two hours?
38131	They had turned up in the United States, so why could n''t they have been slipped through the customs of other countries just as easily?
38131	They were going to keep him here until their arrangements were complete and then make away with him, were they?
38131	Think the stuff is being brought over by airplane and landed inland?
38131	This is the first piece of personal property that I''ve been able to locate and you say there is nothing in this?"
38131	Thought you could get away with it indefinitely, eh?"
38131	Three of the former he slipped into his pocket and then, turning, inquired:"Was Mr. Rockwell fond of cold weather?"
38131	Tryin''to make it do tricks?"
38131	Want any help from this end?"
38131	Want any report to headquarters?"
38131	Want me to say''Hello''to anybody?"
38131	Want to come along, Rita?"
38131	Want to see something of my color process, eh?
38131	Was it the silent- moving head waiter?
38131	Was she to blame for that?"
38131	Was the cash O. K. at the Central Trust?"
38131	Was there a secret submarine base on the coast?
38131	Was there any gang?
38131	Washington?
38131	Were they there when you went over the books this morning?"
38131	What about the bum we carried in here last night-- the one that tried to help Anita in her getaway?"
38131	What business are you in?"
38131	What business have you in here?"
38131	What could their purpose be?
38131	What d''ye call those birds that fly around at sea just before a gale breaks-- stormy petrels?
38131	What do you know about her?"
38131	What do you want me to do?
38131	What do you want to do with th''lad in th''bed?"
38131	What does Dame Rumor say in this case?"
38131	What else was there for him to do?
38131	What happened then?"
38131	What happened to the Mexican?
38131	What has that got to do with it?"
38131	What is it?"
38131	What is the latest news from the ship?"
38131	What lines have Boyd and the other men here been following?"
38131	What name did this man give?"
38131	What next?
38131	What was in the box?"
38131	What was the connection between him and the quarter- million you mentioned?"
38131	What was the message Callahan sent?
38131	What was the motive?"
38131	What you smilin''at?"
38131	What''d you find in the store?"
38131	What''re you going to do when experts disagree?"
38131	What''s that Mahoney has in his hand?"
38131	What''s the address?"
38131	What''s the connection?"
38131	What''s the idea, anyhow?
38131	What''s the idea, anyhow?
38131	What''s the matter?"
38131	What''s the matter?"
38131	What''s the number of her stateroom?
38131	What''s the trouble?"
38131	What''ve you got in the bag there?"
38131	What?"
38131	When the conference concluded, sometime after midnight, the chief turned to Maxwell and inquired:"Well, what''s your idea about it?"
38131	Where are the envelopes in which these letters were mailed?"
38131	Where can I reach you by phone?"
38131	Where can I reach you?"
38131	Where did you get the money to pay for that ring you bought at Tiffany''s to- day?"
38131	Where did you meet''em and where did you drive''em?"
38131	Where is Cheney now?"
38131	Where is the gold?"
38131	Where was Conner''s?
38131	Where was it that they intended to place the bomb?
38131	Where''d you get it?"
38131	Where''d you get the message?"
38131	Where''ll I meet you to- night?"
38131	Where''s the box you were talking about?"
38131	Who does this Weimar live with?"
38131	Who is he?"
38131	Who sent the letter and the money from Washington?"
38131	Who was inquiring about him, and why?
38131	Who was the man they were plotting against?
38131	Who were"they"and where were they?
38131	Who would be likely to know?"
38131	Who''s been looting the local treasury?"
38131	Why am I Mrs. Mabel Kennedy, and what''s she supposed to do?"
38131	Why did n''t they come on the train?"
38131	Why do n''t you send Giles or one of the bachelors on this?"
38131	Why should n''t we take a leaf out of their book?"
38131	Why should they?"
38131	Why should you take such an interest in me?"
38131	Why the odd shape?
38131	Why would they arrange it so as to explode upon pressure, rather than concussion or by a time fuse?
38131	Why''d you ask?
38131	Why?
38131	Why?
38131	Why?
38131	Will you look after that?"
38131	Will you?"
38131	Wonder what that bookkeeper mailed?"
38131	Would he be able to trail his man?
38131	XXI A MILLION- DOLLAR QUARTER"What''s in the phial?"
38131	You are going, I suppose?"
38131	You did n''t find anything, of course?"
38131	You have the bunch of master keys, of course?"
38131	You know the system that maintains in the registry room?
38131	You remember me, do n''t you?
38131	You remember that case, do n''t you?
38131	You remember the Black Tom explosion in August, nineteen sixteen?
38131	You remember the Philadelphia mint robbery-- the one that Drummond solved in less than six hours?
38131	You remember the incident of the''leak''in the peace note, when certain Wall Street interests cleaned up millions of dollars?"
38131	You''re not lying?"
38131	You''ve searched the room thoroughly, of course?"
38131	snapped Todd,"but where have you been for the last hour?
38131	that you, Thurber?...
38131	who?"
32985	A definite answer? 32985 A suggestion?"
32985	Afraid to trust me with fire, eh? 32985 After Dr. Meredith came into the case the patient began to improve, did she not?"
32985	Also that she was addicted to morphine?
32985	An''ef you an''t stealin''that strap, I''d like to know what you''re doin'', takin''it outen the barn, before it''s sold?
32985	An''t he? 32985 An''why not, I''d like to know?
32985	And Dr. Meredith, although a specialist, has had less experience than you, has he not?
32985	And are so still?
32985	And did you think me dead, Cara mia?
32985	And enter it?
32985	And is its action affected by disease?
32985	And my daughter?
32985	And now, do you love him as well now?
32985	And that if not refuted, this testimony almost alone, would tend towards a conviction?
32985	And that is----?
32985	And that is?
32985	And these good authorities claim that morphine, administered to one who has Bright''s disease, might accumulate until a poisonous dose were present?
32985	And these signs are indicative of opium poisoning?
32985	And this syringe incident occurred at eight o''clock?
32985	And this young gentleman is to be he?
32985	And to the accused?
32985	And who am I?
32985	And would these same symptoms occur in any other form of death, except from morphine poisoning?
32985	And yet in this case you found morphine in the stomach?
32985	And you claim to have done this?
32985	And you considered Dr. Meredith such a man?
32985	Any other disease?
32985	Are you glad or sorry?
32985	Are you in earnest, Leon, or are you merely carried away by an emotion, aroused by something which I have said?
32985	Are you in pain?
32985	Are you tired now of sleeping?
32985	As a matter of fact, when did you return?
32985	As skilful as you are yourself?
32985	As you insist upon going back to that old case, let me ask you how you can suppose that I induced the disease at that time?
32985	At what hour did Miss Sloane die?
32985	Between the time of your return from Europe, and this attack of diphtheria, do you know whether your wife took any morphine?
32985	But Doctor, how can I remain?
32985	But I thought that Judge Dudley was your warm friend?
32985	But I? 32985 But are you ready to go right out into the world, single handed?
32985	But before the time which you specify, you did not know him?
32985	But if I give you a command now when you are asleep, you will obey it when I allow you to awaken?
32985	But if not? 32985 But if she had grown worse, if the false membrane had increased, would she not have had greater difficulty in swallowing?"
32985	But morphine is a form of opium, is it not?
32985	But suppose she were to die a natural death? 32985 But who are you?
32985	But why did you not come here two days ago?
32985	But you are certain that she had Bright''s disease?
32985	But you judged that this girl died of diphtheria from your experience with such cases, is that it?
32985	But you sacrifice yourself, merely to test an experiment? 32985 By good authorities?"
32985	Can you state how long ago?
32985	Can you state what disease existed?
32985	Can you state whether this coma had been produced by a poisonous dose of morphine?
32985	Can you tell how your wife obtained possession of the hypodermic syringe, and the morphine?
32985	Cora,demanded the Doctor,"how dared you commit such a hideous crime?
32985	Dared? 32985 Did Dr. Medjora call during the afternoon, or evening?"
32985	Did he arrive before she died?
32985	Did he know that you had seen him?
32985	Did he pay you?
32985	Did you and your wife live together after marriage?
32985	Did you do so?
32985	Did you find it in poisonous quantities?
32985	Did you go at once to your patient''s room?
32985	Did you interfere?
32985	Did you leave the room again during that time?
32985	Did you not consider it wrong to leave your patient?
32985	Did you observe any of these symptoms in Miss Sloane?
32985	Did you remain with your patient throughout his visit?
32985	Did you see any evidence of that drug exhibited by her condition, lethargic sleep, contracted pupils, or any other diagnostic symptom?
32985	Did you see them?
32985	Did you suggest to him that the patient was dying of poison?
32985	Did you tell Dr. Medjora that you had seen him administer the morphine?
32985	Did you, at any time during this illness, prescribe or administer opium in any form?
32985	Do I love him?
32985	Do I? 32985 Do n''t you understand that this is a confidential conversation?
32985	Do you admit that you behaved very badly?
32985	Do you deny it?
32985	Do you doubt it? 32985 Do you know how much morphine she took at that time?"
32985	Do you know how you came here?
32985	Do you know where you are?
32985	Do you know who you are? 32985 Do you love any one, so that you would marry him?"
32985	Do you mean that South America was once wider?
32985	Do you mean that crime is produced by bacteria? 32985 Do you mean that some animals can resist the attacks of bacteria?"
32985	Do you mean that you will assist me?
32985	Do you mean to murder me?
32985	Do you never read novels?
32985	Do you not hear me? 32985 Do you not know?"
32985	Do you really mean that you accomplished that almost incredible miracle?
32985	Do you see any other person?
32985	Do you wish them?
32985	Do you wish to awaken?
32985	Do you wish to drink?
32985	Do you wish to know?
32985	Do you?
32985	Doctor Medjora,he exclaimed,"what has happened?
32985	Does it sadden you to think that way?
32985	Does this morning''s paper give the result of the post- mortem?
32985	Dr. McDougal,said he,"did you examine the kidneys?"
32985	Dr. Medjora,he began,"will you please state what relation you bore to the deceased, Miss Mabel Sloane?"
32985	Ef''tain''t wuth nothin'', I''d have you tell me what you''re takin''it for?
32985	Even you are liable to make a mistake, eh?
32985	Everything else you have forgotten? 32985 Finally, you will forget that you have been asleep?"
32985	Fishing, I suppose?
32985	Forever?
32985	From all this, then, I am to believe that the story of the Flood is true in the main? 32985 From what disease was she suffering?"
32985	From what you observed, Doctor,said he,"are you prepared to assign a cause of death?"
32985	Had you not had a controversy with him upon a professional point?
32985	Have the scientists been able to account for these phenomena?
32985	Have you heard anything which has made you alter your opinion?
32985	Have you thought of it at all, as possible?
32985	He is usually a man who has special knowledge, is he not?
32985	He left the car, and you followed him to a house and saw him enter?
32985	He took a car, and you took another?
32985	How are they connected? 32985 How can you remain?
32985	How could you tell it was morphine?
32985	How did it occur?
32985	How did you know that?
32985	How do you know that this case is yours?
32985	How do you know that?
32985	How long a time would be required to eliminate it from that organ?
32985	How long before the attack of diphtheria was this?
32985	How long had you been married, at this time?
32985	How long has it been out of your possession?
32985	How much for the dog?
32985	How much?
32985	How small?
32985	How soon after you saw her, did you suspect that she had been poisoned?
32985	How soon after your return did you learn that he had been too attentive to your wife?
32985	How was it that at that place she passed as a single woman?
32985	How was the pulse?
32985	How were the pupils of the eyes? 32985 How were you called in to the case?"
32985	How will you escape? 32985 How?
32985	I am your master?
32985	I dare to tell you? 32985 I have not the right?
32985	I hope that the late hour at which you retired last night did not interfere with your rest?
32985	I hope you have not been disappointed?
32985	I think you said that this occurred at half- past eight o''clock?
32985	I wish you then to tell me whether you are in love with Agnes Dudley?
32985	I wonder why I am such a fool as to marry you?
32985	I wonder, Lossy, how you will do in a great city? 32985 If I let you go from here, what will you do?"
32985	If you did not make any injections, as you have testified that you did not, how is it that you could have left this at the house?
32985	If you do not think we are capable, why have you come to us?
32985	If, because of kidney disease, morphine were retained in the system, where would you look for it after death?
32985	In fact you concluded that she would recover?
32985	In such a case where would the morphine be chiefly found after death, by chemical analysis?
32985	In what condition did you find them to be?
32985	In what position was Miss Sloane when you saw the Doctor leaning over her?
32985	In what way do you need him?
32985	In your opinion then, your wife died from the accumulation of morphine, all of which was self- administered?
32985	In your opinion, what caused the death of Miss Sloane?
32985	Indeed, and may I ask what use you intend to make of them?
32985	Is Dr. Fisher a skilful man?
32985	Is that a normal condition?
32985	Is this it?
32985	It is understood, your Honor,said Mr. Dudley,"that we take exception to this whole line of examination?"
32985	It was you who sent the nurse away, I believe?
32985	Judging honestly?
32985	Leon Grath?
32985	Leon,said the Doctor, after a slight pause,"I believe that I have your confidence and trust?"
32985	May I ask what they were?
32985	Might she not have died of this?
32985	Miss Conlin,he began,"who engaged you to attend Miss Sloane?"
32985	Miss Dudley?
32985	Morbid? 32985 My name?"
32985	My safety?
32985	Mysterious subject? 32985 Nevertheless, you have not thought of loving her?"
32985	No? 32985 Not even for an instant?"
32985	Not even if, as the newspapers claim, she had a child?
32985	Not even to get the coffee which Dr. Meredith had ordered?
32985	Not even when you found that he had been called in to attend Miss Sloane? 32985 Not married?
32985	Now, if I ask you a few questions, will you answer me truthfully?
32985	Now, then, I believe that you called Dr. Meredith into the case?
32985	Of what did she die?
32985	One sixth of a grain has proven fatal, and, from what you found, you conclude that three grains had been given to this woman?
32985	Or else?
32985	Please count the tablets remaining, and state how many there are?
32985	Please explain what the symptoms of morphine poisoning are?
32985	Poison? 32985 Poor doggy,"said the lad;"you know that I''m in trouble, do n''t you, old boy?"
32985	Professor,said he,"from your examination of this body can you tell us whether or not the deceased had been a mother?"
32985	Professor,said the Recorder,"can you not state what was the minimum quantity which must have been administered, judged by what you found?"
32985	Prove it?
32985	Providence?
32985	Robert, why did you start to leave the room?
32985	Sanatoxine?
32985	Seems so? 32985 She told you what?"
32985	Should we wish to communicate with you, where may we be able to find you, Doctor?
32985	So much so that she could swallow without difficulty?
32985	So much so that you would not have suspected that he wished her any harm, would you?
32985	So that the slow pulse would not necessarily indicate poison?
32985	So that there was sufficient morphine solution left in the syringe, to have enabled Miss Conlin to taste it, as she claims to have done?
32985	So that to be there, it must have been administered within two days, and could not have been there as a result of accumulation beyond that time?
32985	So that you would say that this coma, did not specifically indicate morphine poisoning?
32985	So this is certainly yours?
32985	So whilst you two doctors argued, the patient died?
32985	So you have found letters? 32985 Stealin'', Miss Grath?
32985	Such a thing could not have occurred without your knowledge?
32985	Supposing that she had been taking morphine prior to that time, do you think that it might have accumulated in her system, finally producing death?
32985	Tell me, what do you remember?
32985	That is to say thirty- two pellets have been taken out?
32985	That is to say, he had more knowledge of this disease than you yourself?
32985	That is to say, she must have had three grains, or more?
32985	That is to say, you found yourself incompetent to control the disease?
32985	That is, half an hour before you expected to be interrupted by the return of the nurse?
32985	That she had Bright''s disease?
32985	The Elixir of Life? 32985 The germ theory of crime?"
32985	The membrane had all disappeared, had it not?
32985	Then as far as you know, your wife did not take any morphine on the day of her death?
32985	Then at least you admit that a dose, a large dose, was taken by the deceased in your presence, on the day of her death?
32985	Then from these facts do you think that she died of opium poisoning?
32985	Then he was her child?
32985	Then how do you purpose evading the law?
32985	Then if the chemical analysis shows the actual presence of opium, would you say that this patient died of opium poisoning?
32985	Then in your dream you imagined that you saw that wonderful place?
32985	Then it is a fact? 32985 Then of course you saw no symptoms of Bright''s disease?"
32985	Then that self- administered dose was sufficient to cause death?
32985	Then there was a fire and you watched the house burning?
32985	Then why take the risk of a trial? 32985 Then why was the baby given to Margaret Grath?"
32985	Then would you say that three grains would be a lethal dose?
32985	Then you adhere to the story which you told upon the stand?
32985	Then you are happy in your present state?
32985	Then you are happy, when you are asleep like this?
32985	Then you are not going to explain this thing to me?
32985	Then you do not love Agnes Dudley?
32985	Then you do not think that three, or three and a half grains of morphia would have caused the death of your wife?
32985	Then you rushed forward and fell into this well?
32985	Then you saw him put the syringe in a case, and place the case in his pocket, I think you said?
32985	Then you trust me?
32985	Then, on the whole, Dr. Meredith was inaccurate when he said that you and he are not enemies?
32985	There is no hope?
32985	Therefore you decided to claim that the drug was self- administered, knowing that the administration would be proved?
32985	Three grains or more?
32985	True, but I suppose you are leading to something else?
32985	Unusually large you mean?
32985	Upon what ground, Mr. Dudley,asked the Recorder,"do you make this motion?"
32985	Very true, but because Deleuze did not understand a phenomenon, does it logically follow that there is no explanation of it to be had?
32985	Waiting for me?
32985	Was it a case like this?
32985	Was it after this that you attacked one of his papers in debate?
32985	Was it not because Moses, or the author of the earlier books, had more data concerning the events following the Flood, than those which preceded it? 32985 Was not your paper sent to the journal as usual, and was it not rejected by the journal?"
32985	Was that the same phial which you brought to me?
32985	Was the breathing stertorous?
32985	Was there any morphine in this case when you last saw it?
32985	Well, Robert, what of it?
32985	Well, did she have a child?
32985	Well, from what you did find, can you state what quantity must have been administered?
32985	Well, has your paper been published anywhere?
32985	Well, if you know, why did you ask me?
32985	Well, is there a child?
32985	Well, now, suppose that a patient had some kidney trouble, such as Bright''s disease, would not morphine be retained in this way?
32985	Well, then, during that last three hours did you, or any one else, in your presence, inject, or administer morphine in any form to Miss Sloane?
32985	Well, what did you see?
32985	Well,said she, scarcely waiting to be seated,"what have you found out?"
32985	Well,_ cara mia_, are you glad to have me with you again?
32985	Were you present when Miss Sloane died?
32985	What about the incident of the fire reported in the papers?
32985	What are they?
32985	What are you doin''out here all by yourself?
32985	What can he do? 32985 What did he say to you at that time?"
32985	What did you do with these tablets?
32985	What did you see when you entered?
32985	What do I think?
32985	What do you mean by all that noise?
32985	What do you mean? 32985 What do you mean?"
32985	What do you mean?
32985	What do you mean?
32985	What do you say? 32985 What do you think of the lad?"
32985	What does it rebut?
32985	What does this mean, Leon?
32985	What does this mean?
32985	What effect does atropine have upon the pupils?
32985	What explanation have you to make of such conduct?
32985	What happened between you after your return?
32985	What have you been doing up in the country, Doctor?
32985	What have you to say to that?
32985	What is a medicinal dose?
32985	What is it, Robert?
32985	What is it, mother?
32985	What is love?
32985	What is that? 32985 What is the matter with him?"
32985	What of it? 32985 What of it?
32985	What secret?
32985	What sort of case was it?
32985	What then is it? 32985 What will you do?"
32985	When was that?
32985	When were you married, and by whom?
32985	When you went out did you state when you would return?
32985	Where is the fire?
32985	Who are you?
32985	Who is this other?
32985	Why did you come to so singular a conclusion?
32985	Why did you do that?
32985	Why did you mistrust me before then?
32985	Why do you ask? 32985 Why do you say it served him right?"
32985	Why do you say''of course''?
32985	Why do you think that, Doctor, when you have just said truly, that such a fact would be impossible?
32985	Why not? 32985 Why so?"
32985	Why, how should I know?
32985	Why, there is nothing odd about that, is there?
32985	Will that be satisfactory?
32985	Will you come down now and speak to Leon before I take him out with me? 32985 Will you shake hands, as a sign that you forgive my unintentional rudeness?
32985	Will you state who this friend is?
32985	Will you state why you conclude that Miss Sloane died of morphine poisoning?
32985	Will you take us a little further into your doctrine?
32985	Will you take your medicine?
32985	With what purpose would you show them the letters?
32985	Yet she was in such a condition that she could not even swallow coffee?
32985	You are ashamed of your name, are you? 32985 You are asleep now?"
32985	You ask for proof? 32985 You attended Miss Mabel Sloane in her last illness, I believe?"
32985	You attended Miss Sloane in her last illness, Doctor?
32985	You did that?
32985	You do not contemplate suicide?
32985	You do? 32985 You expect assistance from me?"
32985	You followed me to- day?
32985	You gave him the poison?
32985	You have been taking every night the draught which I prescribed?
32985	You have claimed,continued the lawyer,"that Miss Sloane administered morphine to herself?"
32985	You have detected that? 32985 You have no evidence, beyond your own word, that Dr. Meredith acted as you have charged?"
32985	You have no positive knowledge that it was stolen, have you?
32985	You have not felt what it is to love a woman?
32985	You have not?
32985	You have those letters?
32985	You have? 32985 You mean that jails should be reformatories?"
32985	You mean that you have hypnotized Agnes?
32985	You mean that you will take me into that chamber, which you have found?
32985	You mean three and one half grains?
32985	You mean you think she died of morphine poisoning?
32985	You never told any friend, before the death of this girl, that Dr. Meredith had persecuted her?
32985	You poisoned Lossy, and you dare to tell me of it?
32985	You remember all that I told you to- night before you went to sleep?
32985	You saw your wife''s mother beat her, you say?
32985	You say Leon saw me take a culture tube from the laboratory?
32985	You see and hear me?
32985	You surely do not suppose that you can deceive the experts by shamming madness?
32985	You told her to remain until nine o''clock?
32985	You took it away from her after she had taken nearly all of the dose?
32985	You were naughty, down stairs, little one?
32985	You will forget that there was a fire?
32985	You will forget that you followed me?
32985	You will forget that you followed me?
32985	You will forget that you saw me and heard me speaking to a woman?
32985	You will forget that?
32985	You will forget the secret staircase?
32985	You will forget this room?
32985	You will play the spy upon me, will you? 32985 You will remember all this?"
32985	You will sleep, whenever I wish you to do so?
32985	You will surrender to the police?
32985	You wish to escape?
32985	You? 32985 You?
32985	Your own name?
32985	Your pleasure to deprive a poor dumb brute of life? 32985 _ Ardath_, and you do not remember the name of the author?
32985	''What experience have you?''
32985	''What references can you offer?''
32985	Addressing his wife he asked:"Did you do that?
32985	After weighing the matter thoroughly in your own mind, do you believe it is possible for one person to mesmerize another?"
32985	Again he ventured:"You will forget that you followed me?
32985	Again you essay a comparison: but what happens now?
32985	Am I not correct?"
32985	Am I not right?
32985	Am I not right?"
32985	Am I right, then, in concluding that you married him because you loved him?"
32985	Am I to understand that you could not form an attachment of that kind which leads to matrimony?"
32985	Am I wrong?"
32985	Analyzed, what do we find it to be?
32985	And are not both immortal?
32985	And now?
32985	And of Pasteur''s experiments?"
32985	And with our stupid laws who may say when that may be?
32985	And would you contend that love is the most important fact in the world?"
32985	And you remained with her until she was actually dead?"
32985	Are they genuine?
32985	Are you asleep?"
32985	Are you in love with any one?"
32985	Are you particularly interested in any young man?
32985	Are you satisfied that à � sculapius was originally an inhabitant of this continent?"
32985	As a result of his argument, was not your paper refused publication by a leading medical journal?"
32985	Asiatic cholera?
32985	At least, does it not raise a doubt in your minds, which must be credited to Dr. Medjora, and which would deter you from sending him to the hangman?
32985	Besides, how did the fire occur?
32985	But I submit it to you, gentlemen, is that a probable tale?
32985	But I?
32985	But at them all you would be met with such questions as''Where did you work last?''
32985	But do you not know that deglutition is most difficult in cases of diphtheria?"
32985	But do you not see, that I have but to show that diphtheria caused death, and my innocence will be admitted?"
32985	But do you remember?"
32985	But do you side with the Christian, and claim that the dog is annihilated, while man is immortal?"
32985	But does not the religious world claim that it is an inspired work?
32985	But how can this immunity be acquired by a given individual?"
32985	But how did she contract that disease?
32985	But how to proceed?
32985	But how?
32985	But if so, what would you have done?"
32985	But if so, why were you afraid that I would do what you emphatically believe to be an impossibility?"
32985	But if you go away from me, what will you do?"
32985	But in the great city which he approached, was he not destined to make a new name for himself?
32985	But is not mind an attribute of the human soul, and conscience too?
32985	But is the proposition proved, even though you have these several witnesses to the actual drowning?
32985	But is this even proved?
32985	But note well the speech of even the most liberally educated and carefully nurtured, and what do we discover?
32985	But the boy?
32985	But what of that?
32985	But what of the after effects?
32985	But when the cross- examination begins, what do we see?
32985	But why not send Jack after him now?
32985	But why?
32985	But will it so remain?
32985	But you have read, or heard of such cases?"
32985	But, gentlemen of the jury, are all indicted men tried?
32985	But, gentlemen, how does that effect this case?
32985	But, gentlemen, what of that?
32985	By Dr. Medjora, as the prosecution have claimed?
32985	By whom?
32985	Can we assail such evidence with the cry of bias, merely because it comes within the general category of expert testimony?
32985	Can you even compute the brief moment of time in which the withdrawal could have been effected?
32985	Can you recall a day in all her life, when Agnes has been ill?
32985	Can you throw any light upon that phase of the question?"
32985	Coming forward she looked at Lossy a moment, and then said:"Do you think that the brute will die?"
32985	Contracted?"
32985	Could you prolong the hour a little to- night if I should not otherwise find time for what I wish to say?"
32985	Days on which occurred some events of special moment?
32985	Did I understand you that if we can show that Mabel died of diphtheria, our case is won?"
32985	Did Matilda Grath know a secret which the Doctor would wish to have suppressed?
32985	Did he ever tell you the truth about that?"
32985	Did not that surprise you?"
32985	Did not the nurse return half an hour sooner than you expected her?"
32985	Did she die a half hour after you entered her room?"
32985	Did she tell you that?"
32985	Did the Doctor tire of his pretty little musician, and wish to marry his rich friend who owns the carriage and horses?
32985	Did you at that time administer a dose of morphine, a dose large enough to have caused death in the manner you have described?"
32985	Did you buy him?"
32985	Did you ever mistrust me?"
32985	Did you know him before your connection with this case?"
32985	Did you notice that specially?"
32985	Did you, or did you not, discover symptoms of Bright''s disease?"
32985	Disbelieving in mesmerism, have you yourself the power to charm or fascinate the lower animals?"
32985	Do I so understand you?"
32985	Do I state the facts clearly?"
32985	Do n''t you hear?
32985	Do you believe in mesmerism?"
32985	Do you doubt that I am innocent?"
32985	Do you follow me?"
32985	Do you hear?"
32985	Do you know whether, three days ago, there was a culture of the bacillus of diphtheria in the Doctor''s laboratory?"
32985	Do you mean that he is the most skilled expert that you know?"
32985	Do you mean that you would begin the battle at once, to- day?"
32985	Do you not find that you are less easily fatigued?"
32985	Do you not hear?
32985	Do you not know, that what a man thinks is not admissible in evidence?"
32985	Do you not see that you must consent to this union?"
32985	Do you promise?"
32985	Do you remember?"
32985	Do you still trust me?"
32985	Do you suppose that they would call an expert, if they knew that his honest opinions would controvert their claims?
32985	Do you then advise me to surrender myself?
32985	Do you think that one might sleep soundly, and nevertheless dream?"
32985	Do you understand that?"
32985	Do you understand?"
32985	Do you understand?"
32985	Does he act the part of the hired lawyer and proceed, merely that he may collect a fee?
32985	Does he speak the truth?"
32985	Does it satisfy you; that is to say, do you consider that it is as excellent as it need be?"
32985	Does it show that the drug was administered by any particular person?
32985	Does it take ten minutes to withdraw a needle?
32985	Does not the circumstantial evidence raise a doubt?
32985	Does not the pulse become slow in many cases just before death?"
32985	Does not this surely indicate to you that he had the opportunity to commit the foul deed?
32985	Dudley?"
32985	Evading my question, without apparently meaning to shirk a reply, he merely smiled and said,"Do you believe in that sort of thing?"
32985	Finally he asked:"Then Dr. Meredith knew that Miss Sloane was your wife?"
32985	Fisher?"
32985	Fisher?"
32985	For only a dog I was; or may I say, I am?
32985	For we do n''t care about church, do we, old boy?
32985	Grath?"
32985	Had the poor beast gone mad?
32985	Hain''t ye?"
32985	Has the Western Union an office in the other world now, that dead men may send telegrams?"
32985	Have I a soul?
32985	Have you decided?"
32985	Have you ever experienced the odd sensation of being present at your own funeral, as I am now?
32985	Have you the courage and the energy to accept my offer?
32985	He asked:"Doctor, do you recognize that?"
32985	He certainly would think of that?
32985	He did that?"
32985	He folded his arms and, gazing coldly upon the wrathful woman, added,"What is it that you think you know?"
32985	He had a very good excuse, for by accident,(_ sic?_) he had left his umbrella at the house the day before, and already it was growing cloudy.
32985	He made one more effort, however, saying:"What is the date?"
32985	He mused over the problem for a moment, and a shade of anxiety passed across his features, as he murmured,"What if I have made a mistake?
32985	He must have started it himself, and, if so, with what object, except to cover up his escape?
32985	He was fascinated, why might he not be hypnotized?
32985	Hence I say,''Was it murder to kill a dog?''
32985	Here in the treasure house of my great ancestor?
32985	How can it be, in the absence of the drowned body?
32985	How can my reason be destroyed by so small a dose as that which I have taken?
32985	How can you think that?"
32985	How could I forget that I, Emanuel Medjora, the Wizard, am not as other men?
32985	How could I?
32985	How could he be less than she?
32985	How could he reject so good an authority as his morning paper?
32985	How could this man have a claim upon his child greater than his own?
32985	How could this youth cope with the skill of such a man?
32985	How did I train them to this?
32985	How did he come to be your''n?
32985	How did he get at the poison?
32985	How did you happen to lose this precious document?"
32985	How do you come to that conclusion?"
32985	How do you make that conform to your curious theory?
32985	How does that occur, and why do you think it did not occur in this case?"
32985	How frequently in life do we thus rush ruthlessly upon unsuspected crises in our fates?
32985	How is it that these little wild animals would come to you?
32985	How long have you been listening here?
32985	How many of us in looking backward over life''s path, can summon up the phantoms of more than a few days?
32985	How often do our joys and sorrows approach us hand in hand?
32985	How shall I escape?"
32985	How shall we judge between such conflicting evidence?
32985	How should he accomplish it?
32985	How should he accomplish it?
32985	How willingly have seen the dread diphtheria remove her from his path, and save his soul from the stain of crime?
32985	I had always supposed that it was either a myth, or an exaggeration of some local inundation?"
32985	I have not the right to investigate your relations with other women?"
32985	I like the line''Was it murder to kill a dog?''
32985	I said that I liked the next line:''For only a dog I was; or may I say, I am?''
32985	I say here I am, yet where am I?
32985	I submit it to you, gentlemen, was not the hypothesis suggested by that question an ingenious one?
32985	I thought that Grath was your name?"
32985	I wonder if he read my thoughts?"
32985	I, whom you expect to marry?
32985	If I may go further, I would like to ask you why you have adopted this theory about yourself?
32985	If you see one man shoot at another and see the other fall and die, can you say without further knowledge, that one killed the other?
32985	If, according to your tenets, the wisest man is most certain of a future life, what of the most idiotic?"
32985	If, then, knowledge is such a potent factor in the world''s affairs, can it be that it ceases to exist when a man dies?
32985	In heaven''s name how?"
32985	In the future if I try to make you sleep, you will not resist me?"
32985	In your opinion would that account for the dilatation of the pupils just previous to death, which you say that you yourself observed?"
32985	Irritated at the daring attempt of Xelhua, they hurled fire[ lightning?]
32985	Is a slow death of this kind only possible where opium poisoning has occurred?"
32985	Is he an idiot that he can not tell his name?"
32985	Is it not better than money?"
32985	Is it not so?"
32985	Is it not true that it also acts differently upon the same individual at various times?"
32985	Is it not true that the predominant theme with novelists is love?
32985	Is not that enough, gentlemen, to satisfy you that, if this girl died of morphine, she died a natural death, and was not murdered?
32985	Is not the skilled medical witness hired, and paid for his advocacy, just as that eminent lawyer was?
32985	Is that about it?"
32985	Is that clearly known?
32985	Is that right?"
32985	Is that true?"
32985	Is that why you lighted it yourself?
32985	Is that your idea of a quiet trip?"
32985	Is the original hypothesis proven?
32985	Is the sale of that dog all straight?"
32985	It is reasonable to suppose that it does not: then what becomes of it?
32985	It''s mine, an''I kin sell it, I spose,''thout gittin''your permission?"
32985	Leon entered the reception- room in some surprise, and seeing Mr. Barnes he asked:"Is your errand of importance?
32985	Leon suspects that I have committed a crime?
32985	Leon what?"
32985	Let me see them?"
32985	Madame died of diphtheria, and since you admit that you can produce it by inoculation, what am I to believe?"
32985	May I be permitted to ask what book you have?"
32985	May I count upon you to do this?"
32985	May I proceed?"
32985	May I?"
32985	Me steal?
32985	Medjora?"
32985	Medjora?"
32985	Medjora?"
32985	Medjora?"
32985	Medjora?"
32985	Mr. Barnes also chose to remain silent, until at last Leon stammered forth:"Why do you wish to see me?"
32985	Mr. Barnes communed with himself for a brief moment, then suddenly asked:"You have had no children, I believe?"
32985	Munson?"
32985	Munson?"
32985	Murderer did I say?
32985	No, my dear friend, you and I are going to be a model couple, provided----""Provided what?"
32985	None will deny that the wanton killing of a dog can never be forgotten, and if the dog remains in one''s mind, is not that a sort of immortality?"
32985	Not intimately?
32985	Nothing else occurred?"
32985	Now did you observe the contracted pupils?"
32985	Now having shown himself he spoke:"You are Leon Grath, I believe?"
32985	Now how should he accomplish it?
32985	Now is it not a fact that you and Dr. Medjora were enemies?"
32985	Now kin you prove that?"
32985	Now then, obliged to confine yourself to positive evidence in the present case, what could you do?
32985	Now then, suppose that it could be shown that, since the death of Mabel Sloane, and prior to the trial, I had actually married this rich woman?"
32985	Now there is no evidence whatever as to that?"
32985	Now was there more than would be expected on a warm night such as that was?"
32985	Now when did that occur?
32985	Now why did you do that?"
32985	Now with that knowledge would you be able to give us a definite answer?"
32985	Now, had she remained the full time, she would not have known anything about this morphine incident?"
32985	Now, how do you know that Medjora is dead after all?"
32985	Now, of course you realized, being an intellectual man, that such evidence would weigh against you?"
32985	Now, then, when you found that she was too ill to swallow, what else did you do?"
32985	Now, to continue the reasons for our marriage, perhaps you would like to know why I intend to marry you?"
32985	Now, what is a wizard?
32985	Now, what is the situation on that last evening of her life?
32985	Now, why?
32985	Of course you have that letter?"
32985	Of opium and its alkaloids especially, is what I mean?"
32985	One old woman approached Leon and sought information, thus:"Be you the boy that Marg''ret Grath took offen the county farm?"
32985	Or did the threat merely mean that the Doctor could be made to suffer through his affection for Leon?
32985	Or five minutes, or one minute?
32985	Or if the child were alive, then why did she never allude to it?
32985	Or is the word applicable only to Man, who is immortal?
32985	Or one second, gentlemen?
32985	Or rather who was he?
32985	Pardon my asking if it is a predominant emotion with yourself?"
32985	Perhaps she might have mentioned it in her will?
32985	Perhaps you would like to refresh your memory?"
32985	Please state whether you examined the organs of the deceased, and with what result?"
32985	Pray then how did she contract it?"
32985	Remembering that he had been paid for advocating the cause in behalf of which he was testifying, how much weight would his evidence have?
32985	See how faint his respirations are?"
32985	Served him right, only it is a great case missed by us lawyers, eh?"
32985	Shall I be proof that Christianity contains a flaw?
32985	Shall I do so?"
32985	Shall I surrender myself to the District Attorney, and so destroy argument number one, as you suggested?"
32985	She had dreamed of love, and she had coupled Leon with that idea in some way, but why should it disturb her to find that it was but a dream?
32985	She looked up into his eyes and merely murmured,"You will forgive me?"
32985	Shortly after your entrance into her room she died, did she not?"
32985	Should he use them?
32985	So that such a condition might readily be mistaken for a gradually deepening coma?"
32985	So there was not much sweat after all?
32985	Stooping over him he placed his lips close to Leon''s ear and said:"Can you hear me?
32985	Suppose that we show that from either the first, or the second, or the third fact, we can trace back to other causes as producing the result?
32985	Suppose, then, that associate counsel should place this most eminent lawyer upon the stand as an expert witness?
32985	Supposing that he wished to rid himself of this girl, how gladly would he have awaited for her death by natural causes?
32985	Surely she could not be in love with Leon?
32985	That I would bring you so far and then abandon you to your own resources?
32985	That an eminent scientist would go upon the witness stand, and perjure himself merely because he has been engaged to substantiate a given proposition?
32985	That idea does not please you, does it?"
32985	That is not uncommon in diphtheria, is it, Doctor?"
32985	That is why I asked, and why I ask again, have you decided, from what you have read of my case, that I am guilty?
32985	That is your best diagnostic symptom, is it not, Doctor?"
32985	That is, was he kind, or was he indifferent?"
32985	The Doctor continued, as though soliloquizing:"So you are the detective that my wife engaged?
32985	The Doctor seated himself in a comfortable Turkish chair, and began as follows:"Leon, are you tired?
32985	The drollery which aroused his mirth, was that, if a name might be inherited, why might not Margaret Grath have bequeathed hers to him?
32985	The open fields, with the green grass, and the trees, and the birds, and the bright sunlight is all the church we need, is n''t it, old doggy?"
32985	The senior member of your firm?"
32985	The youth now left to buffet with the world alone?
32985	Then I am to understand that you and he were good friends?"
32985	Then am I not immortal, since though dead, I may speak the charmed words?
32985	Then are the lawyers for the prosecution any more human than we?
32985	Then having, as he thought, led his man away from his defence, he asked quickly,"But tell me, why have you not surrendered before?"
32985	Then how comes it that I am here?
32985	Then how do you know that he did make the injection, if one was made at all?"
32985	Then if I do not bid him rise, am I a murderer?
32985	Then of course you made some effort to save her life, did you not?
32985	Then the Doctor resumed:"Leon, did you suppose that I meant to let you go away?
32985	Then this woman had some kidney disease?
32985	Then turning towards Mr. Dudley he said:"You are Mr. Dudley, I believe?
32985	Then which of them all is the true fact, and which is mere speculation?"
32985	Then who was she?
32985	Then why should not she lose her life in payment for the crime which she had committed, her victim being a defenceless and confiding dog?
32985	Then why should we discard the evidence of the one, and accept the other?
32985	Then why the blush?
32985	Then you did know him?
32985	Then you remember me?"
32985	Theos has said:"Then the upshot of all your learning sir, is that one can never be quite certain of anything?"
32985	There is no but?
32985	There, what do you think of that?"
32985	Therefore he asked:"What do you think of Miss Dudley?"
32985	Therefore, he says most pertinently,''or may I say, I am?''
32985	Therefore, when you read my name on my card this morning, you thought it a good opportunity to track a murderer, did you not?
32985	These are strong words, but what does Lord Campbell mean?
32985	This is true; but, gentlemen, what does that signify?
32985	To such wooing as this how could woman answer?
32985	To what clime did he owe allegiance by birth?
32985	Unless----?"
32985	Upon what do they rely for the accomplishment of their purpose?
32985	Upon what facts is it based?"
32985	Was he not a man, while she-- she was only a woman?
32985	Was it murder to kill a dog?
32985	Was that murder?
32985	Was that why you called at night?"
32985	Were they not loath to call Dr. Fisher?
32985	Were you on duty on the day of her death?"
32985	Were you sent for?"
32985	What are those tablets?"
32985	What care I though it should be annihilated?
32985	What defence could we rely upon to refute such damning evidence as that?
32985	What did they say of her condition?"
32985	What disease should he choose?
32985	What do you know about that mysterious subject?"
32985	What do you know of that?"
32985	What do you suspect?"
32985	What do you wish me to do about him?"
32985	What else was it that you wished to say?"
32985	What have you to say to that?"
32985	What if I should fail?
32985	What is it?"
32985	What is that other side?
32985	What is the test of immortality?
32985	What is the usual punishment of murder?
32985	What is your last name, your full name?"
32985	What is your name?
32985	What is your name?"
32985	What is your opinion of that?"
32985	What is your price?"
32985	What next?
32985	What occurs then?
32985	What of it?"
32985	What of it?"
32985	What should her punishment be?
32985	What then has departed?
32985	What then is this potential power which has left the body?
32985	What was his reply?
32985	What would be the first effects of a cataclysm of such magnitude?
32985	What, risk your precious life again?
32985	When can you give it to me?
32985	Where did you find the greater quantity?"
32985	Where is it?"
32985	Where is it?"
32985	Where is the mystery?
32985	Where''s the odds?"
32985	Wherein lies the resemblance?"
32985	Why ask me?"
32985	Why delay?
32985	Why did the Professor use just this language?
32985	Why did you poison that dog?"
32985	Why do n''t you tell me?"
32985	Why do you lay such store by knowledge, when the rest of mankind are crying for money?"
32985	Why do you say even?
32985	Why how could I do that?
32985	Why not?
32985	Why should I wish to kill my wife?"
32985	Why should any one poison a person who is about to die a natural death?
32985	Why should he sign only his first name?
32985	Why should he, a Christian minister, stoop to dig a grave?
32985	Why should they not trust me?
32985	Why, Mr. Grath, I thought that you told me you would never love any one?"
32985	Why, how can I?"
32985	Why, in the name of heaven, should he harbor such a thought against me?"
32985	Why?
32985	Will five hundred dollars satisfy you as a retaining fee?"
32985	Will it be safe?
32985	Will you accept it?"
32985	Will you accept?"
32985	Will you accompany me to a room below, where we will be safe from intrusion?"
32985	Will you do this?"
32985	Will you drink it?"
32985	Will you explain how it happened that, although you and he were enemies, he should have been called into the case?"
32985	Will you forgive me?"
32985	Will you kiss me?"
32985	Will you mind being penned up in a little yard, with strict orders not to come into the grand house?
32985	Will you miss going after the cows, and the sheep?
32985	Will you miss the old place, as I suppose I shall?
32985	Will you miss your swims in the lake?"
32985	Will you reply to it?"
32985	Will you reply truthfully?"
32985	Will you?"
32985	Without, however, betraying that he had noticed anything, he said quietly:"What will you do about it?"
32985	Would it surprise you to hear that this Mexican deity is no other than à � sculapius, commonly called the father of medicine?"
32985	Would it surprise you, however, to know that a similar legend is found in Central America?"
32985	Would not that corroborate your own conclusions?"
32985	Wouldst thou not taste it?"
32985	Ye do n''t mean you''re goin''to sell this strap?"
32985	Yet how much do you really know of the great progress which has been made in mastering the secret causes of human disease?
32985	Yet in the true death is there not an awakening?
32985	Yet is it not the same with the expert physician?
32985	Yet was not Lossy''s life as dear to him, as Madame Medjora''s was to her?
32985	Yet where now is that will?
32985	You a Mexican priest?"
32985	You be the boy as lives here, be''ant you?"
32985	You found her much improved?"
32985	You have been present throughout this trial, and have heard all of the evidence, I believe?"
32985	You have dared to make such an experiment?"
32985	You have heard of hydrophobia, have you not?
32985	You have heard of what is commonly called the''Germ Theory''of disease?"
32985	You have it with you, I suppose?"
32985	You have no witness who saw me commit the deed which you charge, have you?"
32985	You have not been indicted, and there is no warrant out for your arrest; still, as you have surrendered, are you willing to be taken to prison?"
32985	You have observed that?"
32985	You knew this, and also that she had a serious disease, and yet you left her alone in a strange boarding- house, whilst you went away to Europe?"
32985	You know that, do you not?"
32985	You know the truth now, what will you do about it?"
32985	You mean, what will my wife think?
32985	You remember the case?
32985	You remember where the busy- body tries to make mischief by telling Thelma that her husband has transferred his love to another?
32985	You saw him take it, did you not?"
32985	You understand that I would not harm my friend?"
32985	You understand that?"
32985	You used some antidotes?"
32985	You wanted to be alone, did you?
32985	You will forget my stupid words, will you?"
32985	You will forget that you followed me?"
32985	You will not reveal it?"
32985	You will remember?"
32985	You wish Leon and Agnes to be married?"
32985	You wish me to go?"
32985	and the one which follows,''For only a dog I was; or may I say, I am?''
32985	certainly, the money will come handy, but what is five hundred dollars to an opportunity such as this would have been?"