Questions

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

identifier	question
21782	Againsst?
21782	Ben, are you quite certain our arrival time was made clear?
21782	Colleagues?
21782	Do n''t have time, eh? 21782 Have n''t you noticed the pattern, Mr. Magnan?
21782	Intestines?
21782	Retief,Magnan said in the comparative quiet,"what were you saying about dog food as the music came up?"
21782	That was fast thinking----"Are you out of your mind, Magnan?
21782	The ambassador?
21782	Well?
21782	Wha-- what?
21782	What are you going to do, Retief?
21782	What the devil are you grinning at, you idiot?
21782	What''s going on here?
21782	Yes?
21782	Did I understand your Excellency to say that we''re ready to concede half of it to the Yill without a struggle?"
21782	Did n''t you notice the kind of shocked little gasp I gave when he did it?"
21782	I merely----""You''re sure there''s no VIP room here?"
21782	I said nothing----""Not to crawl?"
21782	The series of deliberate affronts?"
21782	They seated us at the bottom of the servants''table----""You mean you know their language?"
21782	Who shall speak for a king while he yet has tongue for talk?"
60901	Could people read and write there, and could they really talk? 60901 Dentist says,"came from the interpreter,"will you honourably deign to explain where trouble lies in honourable tooth?"
60901	Were there railways in Germania?
60901	Were there roads and villages in Germania?
60901	What is that appalling noise in the Austrian Chancery?
60901	Why does he rub his teeth with little brushes?
60901	Is it necessary to add that she was a lady?
60901	Meanwhile from another quarter one would hear an eager"Dearest Princess, could you manage to get some raw ham?
60901	Shall I buy you some, Sir Edward?"
60901	The_ espada_, his hand on his heart, would bow again and again, as though saying,"Are these lovely hats really for me?"
60901	We were all averse to shocking the peasants by eating meat openly during Lent, but what were we to do?
60901	What is your programme of reform?"
60901	What remedy do you suggest?"
60901	Where do you imagine that I could find them?"
60901	Where... where... can one buy the infernal squirts these condemned idiots vise?"
60901	Why?
60901	who was then putting on his Sunday clothes on the chance of the interview being granted?
61198	An old fellow named Whonk told you about me, just before you tried to saw his head off, remember? 61198 Are you mad, Retief?"
61198	As a fellow diplomat, a fellow alien, a fellow soft- back--"Why do n''t you appeal to Slock, as a fellow skunk?
61198	But what reason did they have?
61198	How about the surgical mission?
61198	How am I going to get you out of here? 61198 I wonder what he and the boys are cooking up together?"
61198	If our honored guest will join me on the rostrum...?
61198	The sticky little bird with the eye- stalks? 61198 The_ Moss Rock_?"
61198	Weapons? 61198 Well, Yith,"he said,"how''s tricks?
61198	What did you do with him?
61198	What kind of cargo was stacked here, Whonk? 61198 What market exists for such devices on a world at peace?
61198	What means this?
61198	What''s behind it?
61198	What''s that odor?
61198	What--?
61198	Where are you going?
61198	Which of these is the leader?
61198	Which way out?
61198	Who knows? 61198 Who organizes them?
61198	Whose colors are those?
61198	Why do n''t you elders clamp down?
61198	Why should it be secret?
61198	Wonder what''s loose?
61198	Would they not?
61198	Ambassador...?"
61198	Among your papers do you have a set of plans for the vessel?
61198	And where is it now?"
61198	But how had these two known of the film?
61198	But what has Fust got that they could use?"
61198	But what matters this?
61198	Mind if I copy them?"
61198	Minister?"
61198	Retief stood silently, running a finger over the uppermost drawing, tracing lines...."What does the naked- back here?"
61198	So they wanted the film?
61198	What''s the alignment of this SCARS organization?"
61198	Where''d he sneak out of?"
61198	Where''s your pal?"
61198	Who''s scheduled to use it?"
61198	Why their passionate interest in a two- horse world like Fust?
61146	Additional skirmishers?
61146	Are you nuts?
61146	Are you proposing that Hoshick of the Mosaic of the Two Dawns abandon honor....?
61146	Avoid it?
61146	Eh?
61146	Great sport, was n''t it?
61146	Has anyone at Headquarters ever visited Adobe?
61146	How are you boys fixed for wine?
61146	How could anybody think a cow was folks?
61146	How do you know he ai n''t, Lemuel?
61146	How many, if you do n''t mind my asking?
61146	Missile, eh? 61146 Mister, where''d you get that?"
61146	New?
61146	Oh? 61146 Pardon my laughter,"Hoshick said,"but surely you jest?"
61146	Prisoners? 61146 Retief, you''re quite serious?
61146	See them white puffs over the edge of the desert?
61146	War?
61146	We''re waitin''for him...."Meanwhile we got reinforcements comin''up, eh, boys?
61146	Well, well, what is it you need, man? 61146 What are you saying?"
61146	What do ya mean?
61146	What would you say to keeping all the oases and giving them the desert?
61146	What''s the idea of shooting at me?
61146	What''s the idea...?
61146	What''s this native life form like?
61146	Who you spyin''for, stranger?
61146	Who''s that?
61146	Wine? 61146 You do n''t mean...?"
61146	You givin''me orders...?
61146	And besides, did n''t I mention it?
61146	Have you considered eliminating weapons altogether?"
61146	Have you tried the ground- gwack eggs?
61146	Here''s another question for you: Would you concede a share in this planet to the Flap- jacks in return for a peace guarantee?"
61146	Is it a deal?"
61146	Is that better?"
61146	Is that entirely clear?"
61146	Shall we begin?"
61146	We showed''em the next time, did n''t we, Potter?
61146	What forms are those?"
61146	What guarantees do you require?"
61146	What possible significance could one attach to the activities of a couple of random skirmishforms?"
61146	What you doin''here?
61146	Who are you?
61146	You are from Ivory?"
61146	You would leave all the fair sand hills to us?"
61285	A Note? 61285 Another?"
61285	Are we quite private here?
61285	As Minister to Flamme, you should know that the function of a diplomatic representative is merely to... what shall I say...?
61285	But how--?
61285	Did you see that?
61285	Does the condemned man beg for the axe?
61285	Eh?
61285	Excellent color, do n''t you agree?
61285	I wonder if you recall the eventual fate of most of the would- be empire nibblers of the past?
61285	Is it not written,''Have no faith in the Prince whose minister cheats you''?
61285	Is n''t it the custom?
61285	Leaving so soon? 61285 Planetary government?"
61285	Right, Stanley?
61285	Shall I let some in through the side?
61285	Shall we go on? 61285 So what are we going to do?
61285	Soft? 61285 String them along?"
61285	Strong- arm lads, eh? 61285 Suppose I go along...?"
61285	What about the pollution of the atmosphere by goats?
61285	What are you getting at?
61285	What brings the CDT into the picture?
61285	What of M. Duror? 61285 What the devil went on out there?"
61285	What the purple polluted hell is a Note supposed to do? 61285 What''s the Corps going to do about the Aga Kagans?"
61285	When will you learn not to argue with Under- Secretaries? 61285 Why the masquerade?"
61285	Will that scrubland support a crop?
61285	You have a proposal to make in confidence? 61285 You''re here to lodge a complaint that I''m invading territories to which someone else lays claim, is that it?"
61285	Agreed?"
61285	But what of our dear friend Georges?
61285	How do you remember them all?"
61285	How does he feel about it?"
61285	I suppose that I might be said--""This is your work, is it?"
61285	Magnan?"
61285	Shall I read them all?"
61285	Sit here and watch these goat- herders take over our farms and fisheries?"
61285	That''s agreeable, I assume?"
61285	What have you got in mind, Retief?"
61285	What was he saying?"
61285	Who knows?
61285	Who''s responsible?"
61285	Why do n''t you come along?"
61353	And if they wo n''t accept it?
61353	And the cargo?
61353	And this whole rock is made of the same material?
61353	And who knows?
61353	And you believe you''ve found a fragment of this core?
61353	And you''ve already loaded a cargo here?
61353	Anything else?
61353	Arrested, eh?
61353	As good as that?
61353	As soon as we get the grant--"When''s that gon na be? 61353 General Minerals, huh?
61353	How did you get here...?
61353	How do you play it?
61353	How do you turn this damned thing off?
61353	Huh? 61353 I do n''t suppose there''s any prospect of your signing off that claim so that I can take a little good news along, too?"
61353	I wonder if General Minerals realizes that the hardy Terrestrials laboring on Ceres are limited to the Consular staff?
61353	Is that the straight goods?
61353	Oh, you''re buying it, hey? 61353 Oh?
61353	Prior claim?
61353	Retief, you ever play Drift?
61353	Retief,he gasped,"what did you do with the impounded ore- carrier?"
61353	That right?
61353	They own a chunk of rock known as 2645-P. Do you suppose we could find it?
61353	Uh... got time for a drink?
61353	What about 2645-P? 61353 What do you know about General Minerals, Sam?"
61353	What was the routine with the injunction-- and impounding_ Gertie_? 61353 What''s that?"
61353	What''s the matter, Sam? 61353 Where?"
61353	Would n''t it be a good idea to read that over first?
61353	You gentlemen mind if I join you?
61353	You thinking of hiring on with them? 61353 You workin''a claim, pardner?"
61353	You''ll consider the entire affair as... confidential? 61353 You''ve a personal interest in this claim, Retief?"
61353	You''ve issued the grant?
61353	Are they to be balked in realizing a fair return on their investment because these... these... adventures have stumbled on a deposit?
61353	Consul?"
61353	Curious, eh?"
61353	Do you notice your suit warming up?"
61353	Ever meet a fellow called Leatherwell?"
61353	Has Mr. Mancziewicz arrived?"
61353	Have you served the injunction?"
61353	How about keeping an eye on me?
61353	How long could you keep the suit going, Sam?"
61353	I assume it will only take a minute or two to sign it and affix seals and so on?"
61353	I have some news that I think will interest you--""Where are you, Retief?
61353	I wonder what he''s after?"
61353	In what capacity can I serve today?"
61353	It was a plant, too, was n''t it?"
61353	Leatherwell?"
61353	Leatherwell?"
61353	Put me through to your HQ, will you?
61353	The address given is the Jolly Barge Hotel; that would be that converted derelict ship in orbit 6942, I assume?"
61353	The roll- call of those names rings like the majestic tread of... of....""Dinosaurs?"
61353	What brings you out in the cold night air?"
61353	What consequences would arise from a grant of minerals rights on the planetoid to this claimant?"
61353	What sort of deposit?"
61353	What would I know about gold?"
61353	What''s wrong with the screen?
61353	Why not process it?
61353	You tired?"
61353	You want to go along, Willy?"
61434	A caste? 61434 A fifty- fifty split?
61434	Afraid? 61434 And did you notice the size of those hands?"
61434	And the Qornt are responsible for the ultimatum-- unilaterally?
61434	And you''re the one, eh, Qorn?
61434	Are n''t you a Qornt?
61434	Are there any Qornt down there at the harbor, where the boats are?
61434	At Tarroon, you mean? 61434 Diplomats?
61434	Do you know anything about a Note passed to the Terrestrial Ambassador at Smorbrod?
61434	Fifteen or twenty what?
61434	Gentlemen, are any of you familiar with a race known as the Qornt?
61434	Have you thought of forsaking your warlike ways?
61434	How about it, fellows? 61434 How does it happen that you speak Terrestrial?"
61434	How is it that these Qornt are allowed to embark on piratical ventures of this sort without reference to the wishes of the majority?
61434	How many Qornt would you say there are at Tarroon?
61434	I do n''t suppose,Magnan said casually,"that you''d know the type, tonnage, armament and manning of these vessels?
61434	I wonder what the significance of the white ensign might be?
61434	I? 61434 I_ should_ call them back, but since the fleet is out of contact, I''m unable to do so, correct?
61434	Live too long?
61434	Need I remind you, sir,he said icily,"that this is an official diplomatic function?
61434	Next?
61434	Not afraid of a few Qornt, are you, Magnan?
61434	Now your Excellency, we''ve arranged to evacuate Smorbrod, of course, just as you requested--"Requested?
61434	Oh? 61434 Smorbrod?
61434	These fellows Zubb and Slun-- Oh, they seem affable enough, but how can we be sure we''re not being led into a trap?
61434	These few hotheads are permitted to embroil the planet in war?
61434	This is Tarroon?
61434	Underground? 61434 Want peace, do you?
61434	Well? 61434 What about a stiff Note demanding an extra week''s time?"
61434	What about taking up sheepherding and regular church attendance?
61434	What about the gag?
61434	What are the differences between you, then?
61434	What did he say?
61434	What do Qornt turn into?
61434	What good would that do? 61434 What kind of reception would we get?"
61434	What kind of vessels? 61434 What''s your proposal?"
61434	What?
61434	When will the feast be over?
61434	Where are you going, Magnan?
61434	Who are the new Qornt?
61434	Why do n''t you go invade somebody else?
61434	Why not do it another way?
61434	Why not turn the reins of government over to the Verpp? 61434 Why should they?"
61434	Why was I not informed of the arrangements? 61434 Why?"
61434	You are Commander of the Strike Force, I assume?
61434	You come from Guzzum, eh? 61434 You expect me to make my way back alone?"
61434	You find the situation amusing? 61434 You mean that there are only fifteen or twenty individual Qornt in all?"
61434	A compromise?
61434	Alternate territory?
61434	And by the way, did you by any chance discover the technique of the indetectable drive the Qornt use?"
61434	And how many units comprise the fleet?
61434	And where they''re based at present?"
61434	Any recommendation?"
61434	Anything else?"
61434	But what I say is, why rush things?"
61434	Doing what?"
61434	How big a navy does Enlightened Galactic Opinion have?"
61434	How many Qornt?"
61434	How many of you are there?"
61434	It''s war to the knife, eh?"
61434	Magnan?"
61434	Monetary reparations?
61434	More time?
61434	Negotiations?
61434	Peace?"
61434	Then what would happen?"
61434	Warships?"
61434	Well?"
61434	What is it you''re after?
61434	What other kind would the Qornt bother with?"
61434	What shall we do with them?"
61434	What was I to assume at the sight of eighty- five war vessels over my headquarters, unannounced?"
61434	Who ordered these recruits to embark without my permission?"
61434	You mean they''re biologically the same as you?"
61097	ACI 228, what''s your authority for this demand?
61097	Anne- Marie,Retief said,"how many people live on Jorgensen''s Worlds?"
61097	Any armament aboard our late host?
61097	Any guns here?
61097	Are there any guns on this planet? 61097 By the way, you''re sure no... ah... message reached you after your arrival?"
61097	Can you read the Soetti?
61097	Chip,Retief said,"how much do these people know about the Soetti?"
61097	Dern near six feet, ai n''t ye? 61097 Funny how it sneaks up on you, ai n''t it, Mister?
61097	Givin''you the cold shoulder, heh, Mister?
61097	Have you ever fought a war?
61097	Have you made any preparation for it?
61097	How about a fresh cup of coffee, Chip?
61097	How did you find out about it? 61097 How does this track key in with the idea of ACI 228 making a manual correction for a missed automatic approach?"
61097	How long before he touches down?
61097	How long have you known the Soetti were planning to hit you?
61097	How long,he said,"do you think it will take you to teach me to ski by moonlight?"
61097	I''ll play along; what''s in the folder?
61097	Is it on schedule?
61097	Is that all?
61097	Is this the joker?
61097	Mighty peaceful here, ai n''t it?
61097	Mr. Tony and Skaw were pals, eh?
61097	No objection to my checking out a needler, is there?
61097	Old Mr. Tony do n''t look so good to the Sweaties now, hey, Mister?
61097	Or have I got to have you thrown out?
61097	Secret?
61097	Sorry you came, Chip?
61097	The jasper tried somethin'', huh? 61097 They just keep coming, did they?
61097	They''re on the port side, aft, right?
61097	This antiac conversion; how long does it take?
61097	This the guy tossed the trunk off the wall?
61097	Was there something?
61097	Whassat?
61097	What about the boat?
61097	What are you doing in Mr. Tony''s room?
61097	What are you going to do?
61097	What do you think you''re doing, busting in here?
61097	What has Mr. Tony got on the captain, Chip?
61097	What is it?
61097	What secret? 61097 What the hell you talking about, busy?"
61097	What time does it leave?
61097	What''s that to you?
61097	What''s that?
61097	What''s your game, hick?
61097	Whazzat?
61097	When does this attack happen?
61097	Where are the passengers we have aboard headed?
61097	Where the devil''d he git that at?
61097	Which way to cabin fifty- seven, son?
61097	Who are you?
61097	Who''s got the''tater salad?
61097	Who''s your friend, Captain?
61097	You do, huh?
61097	You never seen a Sweaty? 61097 You nuts?"
61097	You think so, hah?
61097	You want me to keep an eye on who comes down the passage?
61097	You want to get to Jorgensen''s perty bad, do n''t you, Mister?
61097	*****"Why do n''t you let me spell you, Mister?"
61097	--twenty minutes... uniform Code... gon na do?"
61097	ACI 228 by- passed at 1600....""Just one?"
61097	Ai n''t it about time you was getting up here with the orbit figures?"
61097	Any missiles?"
61097	Anything else?"
61097	Do you have an emergency aboard?"
61097	Do you see it, Retief?
61097	Had they no inter- ship communication?"
61097	Mister, you got a gun?"
61097	Shall we go out to see the moonlight on the snow?"
61097	Suppose I do n''t make it?"
61097	What are Jorgensen''s Worlds like?"
61097	What do you want with it?"
61097	What have they got against my going to Jorgensen''s Worlds?"
61097	What kind of cargo''s the captain got aboard for Jorgensen''s?"
61097	What time is it due out?"
61097	What we goin''to do now?"
61097	Which way to the Captain''s cabin?"
61097	Why?"
61097	You ai n''t got another one of them cigars, have you?"
61097	You did n''t come out here for fun, did you?"
61097	You forgot your approach pattern or something?"
61097	You going to sit here and bend my arm the whole time?"
61097	You like brandy in yer coffee?"
61097	You want some more smoked turkey?"
61097	You''ll have to try to get space on the Four- Planet Line ship next--""Which gate?"
61097	ah...?"
61139	Any lights in here?
61139	Are they? 61139 Are you going to tell me where you''ve been?"
61139	Are you leaving the office?
61139	At this hour? 61139 But then it was n''t of any importance, was it, Shluh?"
61139	Can you hit it?
61139	Determined to hang yourselves, are n''t you?
61139	Did you flee Groac and risk all on this slender thread?
61139	Did you murder them, cut their throats, shoot them or bury them alive? 61139 Did you write all Whaffle''s letters for him, Miss Meuhl?"
61139	Do n''t you see what you''re letting yourself in for? 61139 Guns?
61139	How could we know?
61139	How could you know a flotilla would show up in a few months looking for them, you mean? 61139 How did they die?"
61139	How did you get it in here?
61139	How did you shield it so the detectors did n''t pick it up?
61139	How long would I have lasted in one of your Groaci prisons?
61139	I take it you were n''t tempted?
61139	I''m sure I have n''t pried into--"What about that Terrestrial cruiser? 61139 Killed in the crash landing?"
61139	May I ask where you''ll be if something comes up?
61139	May I present Shluh, of the Internal Police?
61139	Not dead?
61139	Seen a lot of freaks like me, have you?
61139	Stepped off the ship with guns blazing, did they?
61139	Tell me, Shluh, what happened to those six Terrestrials after the parade was over?
61139	The range is n''t too great?
61139	The ship?
61139	They never found the cruiser, did they?
61139	They''re alive?
61139	To let me pass or to rot in this spot, fool?
61139	To what end, Terrestrial? 61139 Was this your plan, Retief?"
61139	What about this fellow?
61139	What are you planning to do?
61139	What did you do with it? 61139 What did you say to him?"
61139	What do you know of Groacian naval vessels?
61139	What do you mean?
61139	What do you say we try it?
61139	What do you seek?
61139	What forlorn gesture is this?
61139	What has this man told you?
61139	What have you been doing? 61139 What in the world-- Where have you been?
61139	What''s that ragged black line across the plain there?
61139	Whatever for?
61139	Where have you been?
61139	Where is she, Fith? 61139 Where is that ship?"
61139	Which of those boats are ready to lift?
61139	Why did n''t you?
61139	Why do you venture here?
61139	Would it not be best if we removed this deranged person to a place of safety?
61139	You mean when they came looking for the cruiser?
61139	You mean you broke in? 61139 You never learn, do you?
61139	You think to match orbits with the derelict? 61139 You''ll... lock him in his quarters?"
61139	A close call, eh?"
61139	A squad of armed Groaci in the consulate?"
61139	And you--""Terrible?
61139	Are they all fueled up?
61139	Are you sure you meant to go this far, Miss Meuhl?
61139	But we did not know what foods--""Did n''t take the trouble to find out, either, did you?"
61139	But we have tried to make amends....""Where is the ship?"
61139	Can you read me?
61139	Did they''fall ill''before the big parade?"
61139	Did those shuttles just get in, or is that the ready line?"
61139	Did you mention the six Terrestrials who were killed here?"
61139	Do n''t you understand the implication?
61139	I certainly hope you''re not thinking of openly intruding--""Why?"
61139	I wonder what a direct hit with a fifty mega- ton missile would do to it?"
61139	Is this glimpse worth the death we die?"
61139	No, no guns--""They raised their hands, did n''t they?
61139	Research, maybe?
61139	Retief?"
61139	That was a shock, was n''t it?
61139	The one that disappeared out this way about ten years back?"
61139	Then what?
61139	Were it not for your diplomatic immunity, I should do more--""Why did the government fall, Fith?
61139	What amusing end did you figure out for them?
61139	What happened to the rest of the crew?
61139	What was behind the coup d''etat that put the present government in power?"
61139	What''s happened to your clothing?"
61139	Where did you get them?
61139	Where did you hide the ship?
61139	Where is it?"
61139	Which is the''north''end of that crevasse?"
61139	Without power?
61139	You burgled the Foreign Office?"
61139	involvement?"
61139	it?"
61139	that?"
21627	A big spender, eh?
21627	After you get in power, you''ll be fast friends with Rotune, is that it?
21627	And Rotune knows about it?
21627	And carry their damn dead bodies down?
21627	Are you sure we ought to push right in like this? 21627 But how can we_ know?_"Magnan yelped.
21627	But what about the man Zorn?
21627	By who, the Nenni?
21627	Do n''t you recognize this gentleman?
21627	Do they?
21627	Does Zorn know you''ve got your tower rigged for suckers?
21627	Him? 21627 How can we be sure?"
21627	How do I know you birds are n''t lying?
21627	How is it, Retief,he said sharply,"that you were aware of this blaster business, when the Ambassador himself was n''t?"
21627	How much longer can he hold it?
21627	How often does this random pattern put the hole down?
21627	I do n''t suppose your machine has a habit of getting stuck, like Kippy''s?
21627	Is n''t that the purpose of your revolution?
21627	More un- Nenni- like, sir?
21627	Nothing''s happened yet, you''re sure?
21627	Okay; what''s your idea?
21627	Out- of- towners, hey?
21627	Right?
21627	So what do we do-- plow''em under with back- yard cultivators?
21627	So what? 21627 Some trouble here?"
21627	Suppose I make you another offer, Zorn?
21627	That fellow in the lead; is n''t he the one who spilled the drink? 21627 That would mess up a man''s dealing hand, would n''t it?"
21627	That''s what Rotune has sold you, eh?
21627	The Corps wo n''t have anything to say then, huh?
21627	Threats? 21627 Weapons, hey?"
21627	What about that gambler, Zorn? 21627 What about the big guy?
21627	What are all the knives for?
21627	What are you getting at?
21627	What do we do now?
21627	What do you mean?
21627	What do you mean?
21627	What do you mean?
21627	What does Rotune get out of this? 21627 What does he mean?"
21627	What good will that do him?
21627	What happened? 21627 What time will that be?"
21627	What would you call big?
21627	What''s a zoop tower?
21627	What''s going on here?
21627	What''s going on there?
21627	What''s happened to your shoes? 21627 What''s it all about?"
21627	What''s keeping Shoke?
21627	What''s the ante?
21627	What''s the biggest you''ve got?
21627	What''s the point?
21627	What''s your friend pulling?
21627	Where do I buy the chips?
21627	Where do you get that''afraid''routine? 21627 Where does Zorn stay when he''s in town?"
21627	Who are you afraid of?
21627	Who''s in charge of this?
21627	Who''s''we''?
21627	Why are you doing that?
21627	Why is Rotune interested in your take- over?
21627	Why would it be any better than the last one, chiseler?
21627	You guys think I''m a piker, do you? 21627 You know what Petreac is getting in the way of imports as a result of the agreement?"
21627	You mean you intend to oppress the people? 21627 You tryin''to call me a cheat or something?"
21627	You trying to upset the system or something?
21627	You''re basing a revolt on these cynical premises?
21627	*****"What if I let your boys alone?"
21627	And what do you suppose they have in mind for you?"
21627	Are you--?"
21627	But could n''t you curve your back just a bit-- and possibly assume a more placating expression?
21627	Do I make myself clear?"
21627	How do we get to the casino?"
21627	How many?"
21627	How much money do you have in your pockets?"
21627	Is that a reason to kill yourself and a lot of other people who''ve bet their lives on you?"
21627	Just act a little more....""Girlish?"
21627	Magnan?"
21627	Okay?"
21627	So there''ll be no agreement, no guns, no fat job for Tammany Zorn, hey?
21627	The one you took the blame for?"
21627	Well, I can still play it the other way, What have I got to lose?"
21627	What are you men--?"
21627	What good would it do us to run Petreac if there''s no loot?"
21627	Where are your insignia and decorations?"
21627	Who tells Shoke what all to do?"
21627	Who''s first?"
21627	Wo n''t he be upset?"
21627	You ever heard of a world they call Rotune?"
21627	You think we''re throwing up good jobs for the fun of it?"
21627	Zorn?"
61263	Ah... are you there, Retief?
61263	And when will they be shipped?
61263	And where will they be going?
61263	Any connection?
61263	Are you Mr. Retief of CDT?
61263	Are you sure?
61263	Armaments? 61263 Armaments?"
61263	But have you got anything for me?
61263	Can I help you?
61263	Croanie? 61263 Did n''t I tell you?
61263	Do you know the name of the institution these Bogan students are bound for?
61263	Drill rigs, that sort of thing?
61263	From where? 61263 Hank, why do n''t you walk Mr. Karsh over to the warehouse and... ah... take care of him?"
61263	Have a cigar?
61263	Have you lost your markets? 61263 How do you know what I''m thinking?
61263	How many men do you need for the harvest, Hank?
61263	How''s Boge''s business coming along?
61263	I wonder if the Bogans know that?
61263	Is Mr. Gulver in the office? 61263 Is that any way for a student to act?"
61263	Karsh? 61263 Lovenbroy?"
61263	No female students?
61263	Oh, you know about it, huh?
61263	Say, uh, Mr. Karsh, are we gon na get to go to town? 61263 So?"
61263	That''s worse than listening in on phone conversations, eh? 61263 The Bogans?
61263	Two thousand students? 61263 Two thousand?
61263	University? 61263 Was there anything further?"
61263	What can I do for you?
61263	What do you know about Croanie?
61263	What is it, Miss Furkle?
61263	What kind of business do you do with a Bolo WV? 61263 What kind of university do they have on d''Land?"
61263	What seems to be the problem?
61263	What would you say to two thousand?
61263	What''s going on here?
61263	What''s the problem? 61263 What-- what''s this?"
61263	Where does doing your job stop and prying begin, Miss Furkle?
61263	Where does the Libraries and Education Division come in?
61263	Where''s the baggage now?
61263	Who gets the tractors eventually?
61263	Who gets them?
61263	Who told you it was impounded?
61263	Will all the exchange students be studying at the Technical College?
61263	Will there be any other students embarking this season?
61263	Would that be the Technical College?
61263	You on good terms with them?
61263	You probably never heard about the trouble we had on Lovenbroy a few years back?
61263	You work for this Culture bunch, do you? 61263 Your man-- he''s going too?"
61263	*****"What is it you wish?"
61263	And in any event, what business is it of yours how we plan to use the equipment?
61263	Are the students all loaded?"
61263	Boy, this is a drag, sitting around this place waiting....""You meeting somebody?"
61263	But I scarcely see--""And who''s the friend you''re helping out with an unauthorized transshipment of grant material?"
61263	But how come you did n''t tell me you were coming, Retief?
61263	But this year....""The crop is n''t panning out?"
61263	But why were n''t you picking grapes with the rest of us?"
61263	By the way, is n''t a WV a poor choice as a mining outfit?
61263	Croanie about to foreclose?"
61263	Ever seen it pouring rain in the sunshine?
61263	Ever tried to hold onto a gal wearing nothing but a layer of grape juice?"
61263	Frankly-- is this a closed line?"
61263	Gulver?"
61263	Has it arrived yet?
61263	Have you talked this over with the Labor Office?"
61263	How many this time?"
61263	How many tractors will Croanie be getting under the MEDDLE program?"
61263	How many tractors?"
61263	Is n''t that correct?"
61263	Karsh?"
61263	Never saw a student with a beard, did you?"
61263	Now I do n''t know if you''re familiar with the Bacchus vines we grow...?"
61263	Now, if you needed a troop of Groaci nose- flute players--""Can they pick grapes?"
61263	Okay if I come up?"
61263	Or are you coming along?"
61263	Pretty dumb, huh?
61263	Retief, you''re not fooling?"
61263	That sounds like a matter for the Commercial--""Lost our markets?
61263	Then next vintage time, with them holding half our grape acreage--""You hocked the vineyards?"
61263	We fellas were thinking--""You were, hah?
61263	What about my baggage?
61263	What are they getting?"
61263	What are you going to do with the other four hundred and ninety tractors?"
61263	What''s happened?"
61263	Where''s that Magnan fellow?"
61263	Why all this interest in a few surplus tractors?
61263	Why do n''t you join us?"
61263	Why is MUDDLE interested in MEDDLE''s activities?"
61263	Would you have us branded as warmongers?
61263	You a Scoutmaster?"
61263	You''re meeting the students, are you?"
61459	All ready, gentlemen?
61459	Am I keeping you from something, Taine?
61459	Anything to hide, Jake?
61459	But tell me, General-- who''s actually running the show?
61459	Complain? 61459 Dad''s all right, is n''t he?"
61459	Do n''t you suppose we have time to just rig up one little old circuit?
61459	Do you mind pointing that thing in some other direction?
61459	Eh? 61459 Eh?"
61459	Expecting trouble?
61459	GFE? 61459 Got a light?"
61459	Guns?
61459	Hey, you ca n''t go down there--"Something going on there, Jake?
61459	How come you keep trying to get me to say stuff I ai n''t supposed to talk about? 61459 How did it go, Taine?"
61459	How do you get it out? 61459 How would I know?"
61459	Huh? 61459 Huh?
61459	Huh? 61459 Huh?"
61459	I take it he was in the army under the old regime?
61459	In my place-- would you hesitate?
61459	Is n''t that a gun I see sticking out?
61459	Just between us, Jake-- where did the former Planetary Manager General go?
61459	Look, we can come to an agreement--"What''s the Birthday Cake?
61459	May I ask the source?
61459	Meanwhile, let the rest of''em have their fun, eh Jake?
61459	Mind if I sit down?
61459	Missing men?
61459	Monitors?
61459	Oh? 61459 Oh?
61459	Quiet, is n''t it?
61459	Rather old- fashioned equipment is n''t it? 61459 Records being kept up properly?"
61459	Rigid class structure, maybe? 61459 Say, what is this?
61459	Shooting, eh? 61459 The Ambassador''s compliments, sir, and will you join him and the staff in the conference room at once?"
61459	The boss? 61459 The lift will take us all the way down, wo n''t it?"
61459	They any better than the old ones?
61459	We got as much right as anybody--"Jake, who''s Corasol?
61459	Weather?
61459	Were n''t you the one who got word to them?
61459	What about Horny and Pud? 61459 What about the good corporal?"
61459	What do you plan to do now?
61459	What kind of diplomat are you?
61459	What made him do it?
61459	What''s become of the Planetary Manager General and the technical staff? 61459 What''s in that?"
61459	What''s it all about, Jake?
61459	What''s the GFE?
61459	What''s the population?
61459	What''s your basic power source, a core sink? 61459 Whatta ya mean, natives?
61459	Whatta ya mean? 61459 Where does the big leader keep himself?"
61459	Where is it? 61459 Where were the girls last seen?"
61459	Where''s the new Premier keeping himself? 61459 Where?"
61459	Which of you gentlemen is Manager- General Corasol?
61459	Who are you fellows hiding from, the top sergeant?
61459	Who do I complain to?
61459	Who paid for your potbelly, Sozier?
61459	Who''s gone?
61459	Who''s he?
61459	Who''s this party, Jake?
61459	Yes, yes? 61459 You got no gun?"
61459	You mean... you''re getting out here?
61459	You wanta see the Power Plant?
61459	You''ll be heading for the port?
61459	You''re not... one of them?
61459	Your own post? 61459 *****What are you talking about?
61459	*****"Who... who are you?"
61459	Ambassador,"he said breathlessly,"but I must--""Well, what is it, man?
61459	Ambassador?"
61459	And how do the peasants and workers plan to operate the atmospheric purification system, the Weather Control station, the tide regulation complexes?"
61459	Are they natives?"
61459	Does he share your passion for privacy?"
61459	Educational discrimination?"
61459	Feeling better?"
61459	GFE?
61459	How did they leave?
61459	How do you plan to get through them?"
61459	How much?"
61459	Known Sozier long?"
61459	Lithospheric friction?
61459	Not enough to eat?
61459	Remarkable, is n''t it, considering that the entire managerial class has packed up and left?"
61459	Retief?"
61459	Sozier?"
61459	Sub- crustal hydraulics?"
61459	Tell me, what was the real cause of the revolution?
61459	The deal has n''t gone sour?"
61459	Too much regimentation?"
61459	Utilities, police, transport, environmental control--""What about Space Control?
61459	What about?"
61459	What do the letters SIGNIFY?"
61459	What''s the Birthday Cake?"
61459	What''s wrong with it?"
61459	Whatta you say?"
61459	When was it installed?"
61459	Where can I catch a cab for the city?"
61459	Where exactly did the refugees head for?
61459	Which way?"
61459	Which way?"
61459	Which way?"
61459	Who''s included in that category, Jake?"
61459	Why not?"
61459	Why the desire for solitude, Taine?
61459	Will we be welcomed by these peasants or peppered with buckshot?"
61459	You see the tank aboard the lorry that just pulled up?
61459	You think I might fall victim to an accident?"
61459	You want to get me in trouble?"
61459	You would n''t by any chance have plans?"
34925	A gentleman-- I suppose?
34925	A good many slides, I imagine; rather heavy, were n''t they?
34925	A man?
34925	About last night?
34925	About the Colonel?
34925	About the state of your affections for Miss Fitzgerald, you mean?
34925	After I corrected the register?
34925	Ah, is it so? 34925 Am I to take that remark in a political sense?"
34925	Am I to understand,he inquired,"that you''re asking me my intentions?"
34925	And Miss Fitzgerald signed in the place of the bride, to divert suspicion?
34925	And breakfasted with her,_ tête- à- tête_ at a farmhouse?
34925	And did n''t he, moreover, catch you in the act of proposing to Miss Fitzgerald?
34925	And discloses, what?
34925	And do you mean to discover it?
34925	And for me, you do this?
34925	And has n''t her husband challenged you to a duel on her account?
34925	And have n''t you asked the Marchioness for Lady Isabelle''s hand?
34925	And have n''t you seen her?
34925	And his intimacy with Lieutenant Kingsland?
34925	And his name?
34925	And how did you know of this charming spot?
34925	And in all this, what is there to compel me to keep your secret?
34925	And in that case?
34925	And is there a woman, whom you-- shall we say,''respect''enough to believe in-- no matter what is said of her?
34925	And it was?
34925	And made you the recipient of the fact of his generosity?
34925	And now, Bob, why have you arrived so unexpectedly in Sussex?
34925	And now?
34925	And now?
34925	And on mine?
34925	And she denied it?
34925	And she has given you these letters, knowing they would be shown to me?
34925	And that is?
34925	And that is?
34925	And the others----?
34925	And the president of that company?
34925	And walked with her early in the morning?
34925	And what am I to discover there?
34925	And what is that, your Ladyship?
34925	And what was her answer?
34925	And what will he find?
34925	And what would the philanthropic Englishman receive for his services?
34925	And when you''ve found her, what then? 34925 And where?''
34925	And why not, pray?
34925	And you can think of me,he said,"at a time like this?"
34925	And you dare to ask any woman to allow such a slander to live when she can deny it?
34925	And you forced his consent?
34925	And you let the specie go?
34925	And you proposed-- when-- that day?
34925	And you wo n''t prosecute?
34925	And your second piece of news?
34925	Another aunt?
34925	Answer!--haven''t you made it clear to her what that answer is to be?
34925	Are n''t you clever enough to know the result of that?
34925	Are we not both Isabelles? 34925 Are you Jack Kingsland''s wife?"
34925	Are you sure you''re making a wise choice, Lady Isabelle?
34925	At least, you will help me to prove myself wrong?
34925	Away from here?
34925	Away?
34925	But did she actually_ say_ so?
34925	But do you realise the position in which you place me with Miss Fitzgerald?
34925	But had you a right----?
34925	But he''s married, surely?
34925	But how account for Lady Isabelle''s presence?
34925	But how can I, with no money and no friends?
34925	But how could Mr. Lambert have told him an untruth?
34925	But how did you come to see Darcy?
34925	But if I were put away, you would help me?
34925	But if she could prove that he_ did_ deliver them, he might be charged with complicity?
34925	But if you did n''t believe them, why did you refuse to give me a definite answer?
34925	But if you love me---- Do you love me?
34925	But in no other way?
34925	But is it possible that he could have married them without knowing it?
34925	But is that possible?
34925	But is there any danger of your doing so-- doesn''t the telegram expressly state that he means to make you his heir?
34925	But mamma might be trusted?
34925	But suppose he''s left it in London?
34925	But surely there''s a gate?
34925	But surely this little difference will not be lasting-- I hoped----"Would you wish me to marry Miss Fitzgerald, Lady Isabelle?
34925	But the name?
34925	But then, how can you doubt?
34925	But they meant that-- or something like it?
34925	But what are the charges?
34925	But what if he refuse?
34925	But what is this bribe?
34925	But what is to be done?
34925	But what is to be done?
34925	But what to do?
34925	But what''s that to do with this?
34925	But where do I come in?
34925	But who is she?
34925	But why did you leave me? 34925 But why do I think of myself?"
34925	But why not?
34925	But why should she object?
34925	But why should you be chosen?
34925	But why should you be?
34925	But you and Mr. Stanley are very old friends, are you not?
34925	But you must have some idea?
34925	But you''ll forgive him, will you not? 34925 But you''ll tell mamma before you go?"
34925	But you''ve eyes, have n''t you?
34925	But you? 34925 But your engagements?"
34925	But, Inez, surely you trusted me?
34925	But, surely, you''re not alluding to the lady who formed our topic of conversation this morning?
34925	But,peering down into the darkness of the tower,"where''s Darcy''s letter?"
34925	By Mr. Stanley, perhaps?
34925	By the arrest of the conspirators?
34925	Ca n''t you help me?
34925	Ca n''t you trust me, Jim? 34925 Can I not warn him?"
34925	Can anybody get the chests out?
34925	Can anything be worse?
34925	Can you prove this?
34925	Can you prove your point?
34925	Can you suppose I did n''t realise that keenly? 34925 Concerning Colonel Darcy?"
34925	Could I ask you to do me a very great favour?
34925	Could n''t you help to make it a little more bearable-- for instance?
34925	Darcy? 34925 Derby?"
34925	Deucedly hard hit, I suppose?
34925	Did he do this?
34925	Did she specify what he''d done?
34925	Did they give you a receipt for it?
34925	Did you need his confirmation of my word?
34925	Did you notice what it looked like?
34925	Did you say them?
34925	Did you tell him so?
34925	Did you think?
34925	Do I understand you to insinuate that the Marchioness has prevaricated?
34925	Do n''t you see it''s impossible? 34925 Do n''t you suppose I know that?"
34925	Do n''t you think we had better change the subject?
34925	Do n''t you? 34925 Do you consider''common decency''just the word to apply to the transaction?"
34925	Do you desire a complete geographical and political disquisition?
34925	Do you give it?
34925	Do you know him?
34925	Do you know that it is the truth?
34925	Do you love me so little that there can be a question of choice?
34925	Do you love this man?
34925	Do you mean to say that you deliberately left me to my fate?
34925	Do you mind so much?
34925	Do you think it was nice of you to take me in to dinner?
34925	Do you think so? 34925 Do you think you understand what that comprises?"
34925	Do you understand it?
34925	Does he know?
34925	Does he take his wife with him?
34925	Does it give you all the information you required?
34925	Does it lead anywhere?
34925	Does it never form the_ whole_ of such a union?
34925	Does mamma approve?
34925	Drinking alone? 34925 Ever heard of any locks like this one?"
34925	Exactly, and what did you say to the young ladies?
34925	Explain?
34925	For her?
34925	For his sake?
34925	For old friendship''s sake-- could I do less?
34925	For whom?
34925	Habout the woman, sir?
34925	Have I generally bungled your affairs with Little Diplomacy?
34925	Have I not trusted you, my friend?
34925	Have n''t you had sufficient time?
34925	Have they?
34925	Have you been making discoveries?
34925	Have you really never been here before?
34925	Have you seen Colonel Darcy to- day?
34925	Have you seen your friend?
34925	Have you still got the receipt?
34925	He''s an old friend of yours?
34925	Her present position is, to say the least, equivocal; and as a divorcée----"Oh, come, Kent- Lauriston, ca n''t you let anyone alone? 34925 How I stand?"
34925	How about that Hunt Ball at Leamington?
34925	How about the Company?
34925	How are you to- day?
34925	How can I do this?
34925	How can you do me so much wrong? 34925 How can you tell unless you''ve looked?"
34925	How could I, when my suspicions were directed against your own husband?
34925	How could Sanks have made the mistake in my address? 34925 How could he make such a mistake?"
34925	How could she have known anything about it? 34925 How could you think I should do otherwise, after your discoveries of last night?"
34925	How dared you do it?
34925	How dared you do it?
34925	How dared you do it?
34925	How did you ever do it?
34925	How did you know that?
34925	How did you know that?
34925	How did you know?
34925	How do you know?
34925	How do you like your tea?
34925	How do you make that out?
34925	How do you mean?
34925	How has it been possible for him to get in?
34925	How long have you been out there?
34925	How so?
34925	How so?
34925	How was it sent up?
34925	How was that possible?
34925	I ask you-- Are you Lieutenant Kingsland''s wife?
34925	I asked Miss Fitzgerald if she was Lieutenant Kingsland''s wife?
34925	I do n''t agree with you,she cried vehemently, springing to her feet,"not at all; but what difference does it make?
34925	I do not think it necessary, really; do you? 34925 I explained to him that there was nothing to be displeased about; but he would n''t have none of it and said----""Yes, yes, what did he say?"
34925	I hate him more than any man in the world, and yet----"You''re in his power?
34925	I met the steward in the hall-- a letter to be posted?
34925	I presume I''m not to defend my friend?
34925	I regret to say that I have got into a little scrape, sir, concerning which will you give me leave to clear myself?
34925	I say, Stanley,he remarked,"do you know Bob Darcy?"
34925	I say,he ventured to expostulate--"you know I am no milksop-- but do n''t you think that you and the Colonel are getting a trifle thick?
34925	I say,queried her instructor, in one of the pauses of the game,"do you know that little diplomatic affair of yours has turned up again?
34925	I see, and you want me to show him these letters?
34925	I suppose it wo n''t do for me to ask how you''re progressing, and what you''ve found out?
34925	I suppose there''s plenty to discover?
34925	I suppose you have n''t been wasting your time?
34925	I suppose you told the bank authorities what was in the chests?
34925	I suppose,he said,"that as he was carrying so much of value, he''ll stop in London before going north?"
34925	I think you need have no fears of not being restored to all your rights and privileges,he said,"and then?"
34925	I understand-- He''s a man of means?
34925	I wonder if Darcy''ll ever get his letter?
34925	I wonder if there is really anything serious in that affair?
34925	I''ll follow your instructions literally; but how am I to have the opportunity of doing this?
34925	I-- er-- trust you do not contemplate doing anything-- foolish?
34925	I?
34925	If I really were to marry you,she asked,"would you desert me as you did yesterday?"
34925	In that case?
34925	Indeed, yes,--but what means have I?
34925	Is Lieutenant Kingsland in the house?
34925	Is he a member of the conspiracy?
34925	Is it to be a large party?
34925	Is n''t it your naval sobriquet?
34925	Is not the woman you are defending one of them?
34925	Is she so bitter? 34925 Is that all?"
34925	Is that all?
34925	Is that all?
34925	Is that correct? 34925 Is that the help you wanted?"
34925	Is there someone-- then-- someone you love? 34925 It is different in your country, then?"
34925	It is what you in this country call a whim, is it not? 34925 It looks dangerously like treason, does n''t it?"
34925	It shall be held sacred; but who is to warn my husband?
34925	It''s all right then?
34925	It''s not for me to belie my own sex,she retorted,"but----""You mean there is a woman in the case?"
34925	Jim?
34925	Jimsy Stanley, I suppose you mean?
34925	John,he continued to the functionary who appeared,"did I send Mrs. Roberts of Roberts''Hall, Sussex, a telegram this morning?"
34925	Just my luck, why did n''t you attend to them earlier?
34925	Kingsland knew nothing about it?
34925	Lady Isabelle and the Lieutenant?
34925	Last night? 34925 Lieutenant Kingsland?"
34925	Lieutenant-- Kingsland-- is he going away?
34925	Little rapid, is n''t she? 34925 Look here, Kent- Lauriston, if you''re insinuating that Kingsland put her up to----""Far from it, my boy, how could I insinuate anything so unlikely?
34925	Madame,he returned,"what can I do?
34925	May I ask to what you imagine Darcy''s expression,''all I hold most dear,''refers?
34925	May I inquire what it is?
34925	Miss Fitzgerald,he said very quietly, as he stood before them,"will you permit me to ask you a question?"
34925	Miss Fitzgerald? 34925 Miss Fitzgerald?"
34925	Mother,she said,"would you think me very rude if I asked for Mr. Lambert''s company for a few moments?
34925	Mr. Riddle''s slides, eh?
34925	Mr. Riddle,asked the Secretary,"who is he?"
34925	Mr. Stanley, have you seen my daughter?
34925	My dear Colonel, are you sure you have it to sell?
34925	My life, for instance?
34925	No? 34925 None, thank goodness; but I''d like to do a pal a good turn, and so----""Well?"
34925	Not Colonel Robert Darcy?
34925	Not believe in love? 34925 Not feeling fit?"
34925	Not on Mr. Stanley''s side?
34925	Not to meet our charming enchantress?
34925	Nothing to be seen-- isn''t there? 34925 Nothing, if the Marchioness does n''t suspect?"
34925	Now about those letters?
34925	Now frankly,she continued,"before you saw me, or spoke to me, you''d made up your mind to save your friend from my clutches, had you not?
34925	Now what did you expect to receive from this transaction?
34925	Now you understand why I have come?
34925	Now, what''s the use of arguing suppositious cases when I''m pressed for time? 34925 Of course-- with all my heart-- and then you''ll go back to London and take Mr. Sanks''advice, wo n''t you?"
34925	Oh, Arthur Riddle, do n''t you know him? 34925 Oh, I say,"blurted out that officer,"I think we''ve got an appointment after lunch, have n''t we?"
34925	Oh, does n''t she?
34925	Oh, is that all?
34925	Oh,said the Lieutenant,"so she''s refused you, eh?"
34925	On what grounds?
34925	Or the evidence which led to such an unfortunate result? 34925 Perhaps Miss Fitzgerald enjoyed a run of luck to compensate her for the assemblage?"
34925	Perhaps that was not the only favour Miss Fitzgerald looked for, and the Lieutenant''s hands----"What do you mean?
34925	Perhaps you know my chief?
34925	Puzzled? 34925 Quite right, Lady Isabelle, and may I give you a parting word of caution?
34925	Quite so-- but-- when would you wish the ceremony to take place?
34925	Randell, are you drunk or dreaming? 34925 Really, love me?"
34925	Really? 34925 Really?"
34925	Shall I enlighten you as to the professional secrets of the habitual tea- goer? 34925 Shall I turn out the electric lights in the smoking- room?"
34925	Shall we have it now?
34925	She told him?
34925	Should you? 34925 So I supposed; it has n''t occurred to you to take it in a more literal sense?"
34925	So that''s the way the land lies, is it? 34925 So you think the Secretary will marry her?"
34925	So you''ve come to me?
34925	Some deuced little scrape?
34925	Suffering from political ennui?
34925	That is not what you call it-- it is not a pull----?
34925	That''s all, I think,he continued,"except-- I suppose you''ll have no trouble in getting the money?"
34925	That''s the real truth then?
34925	The hall? 34925 The little Fitzgerald a pattern of all the virtues, eh?"
34925	The same,--and look here, you wo n''t turn crusty, if I ask you a point- blank question?
34925	The secret door?
34925	The slides? 34925 The two most recent?"
34925	Then I may hope that you will do me this great kindness?
34925	Then I must choose between you two?
34925	Then I suppose the drive is off?
34925	Then he knows that you''re a married woman?
34925	Then he thought I was referring to Lady Isabelle?
34925	Then it does not contain incriminating evidence?
34925	Then may we talk on some more congenial subject?
34925	Then there was no disturbance?
34925	Then why could n''t you come to the house and see me there?
34925	Then why have n''t you gone? 34925 Then you convict Mr. Lambert of deception?"
34925	Then you have some plan?
34925	Then you really think that Miss Fitzgerald----?
34925	Then you will?
34925	To Miss Fitzgerald?
34925	To speak to?
34925	To thank me?
34925	To you? 34925 Trusted you, my knight?
34925	Under the circumstances, do you give me permission to do what I can to effect your release?
34925	Want my advice, I suppose?
34925	Was he----?
34925	Was she with the parson at all, before the ceremony?
34925	Was that all he told him?
34925	Well, Jimsy,she said, using a form of address that the rack would never have wrung from his companion,"How are you?
34925	Well, out with it, man: what did he tell you?
34925	Well, supposing that this were not the case?
34925	Well, what are you going to do about it?
34925	Well, what shall I do-- ask him for it?
34925	Well,he said despairingly, in conclusion,"what do you think, John?"
34925	Well,he said sheepishly,"what have you to say?"
34925	Well,said Darcy, shortly,"what of that?"
34925	Well,she cried gaily,"why do n''t you speak?"
34925	Well?
34925	Well?
34925	Well?
34925	Well?
34925	Well?
34925	Well?
34925	Were you then deprived of money? 34925 What Bob said, about you and his wife?"
34925	What about that trip down the Thames?
34925	What affair is that of yours?
34925	What are the conditions?
34925	What are you fumbling at?
34925	What assurance have I that your government will play me fair if I turn state''s evidence?
34925	What became of the other half?
34925	What can I do for you?
34925	What do you advise me to do?
34925	What do you mean?
34925	What do you mean?
34925	What do you mean?
34925	What do you offer in return?
34925	What do you say?
34925	What do you think he''ll find up there?
34925	What do you think of my case, honestly?
34925	What do you think of them?
34925	What do you think?
34925	What do you want of me? 34925 What does Jimsy say?"
34925	What does this all mean?
34925	What else?
34925	What grounds have you for proving it?
34925	What has he done?
34925	What have I done, Jim?
34925	What have you been doing all day?
34925	What have you done? 34925 What have you done?"
34925	What have you found?
34925	What have you to do?
34925	What is Colonel Darcy here for?
34925	What is it?
34925	What is it?
34925	What is it?
34925	What is it?
34925	What is it?
34925	What is she here for?
34925	What is she like then?
34925	What is that?
34925	What is the payment, then, for which you ask?
34925	What lady?
34925	What must I do?
34925	What of that? 34925 What on earth are you doing here at this time of night?"
34925	What part did Kingsland play?
34925	What prevented you from doing this?
34925	What reason did she give for that statement?
34925	What were they doing?
34925	What''s all this to do with my position?
34925	What''s that?
34925	What''s that?
34925	What, Jimsy?
34925	What, Miss Fitzgerald?
34925	What, Riddle?
34925	What, are you going home?
34925	What, down in this section of the city?
34925	What, my private address?
34925	What, was I only taken aside to be lectured?
34925	What-- Inez? 34925 What-- how much was it?"
34925	What-- isn''t Madame Darcy here?
34925	When do you leave this vicinity, Colonel Darcy?
34925	Where did it come from?
34925	Where has she gone, then?
34925	Where is Colonel Darcy?
34925	Where is he going?
34925	Where''s my letter, you thief?
34925	Where?
34925	Where?
34925	Whither so early?
34925	Who are our literary lights?
34925	Who are you watching?
34925	Who has done this?
34925	Who has seen the book?
34925	Who is Mr. Stanley to marry?
34925	Who is he?
34925	Who is he?
34925	Who is it?
34925	Who opened the door?
34925	Who said anything about Miss Fitzgerald?
34925	Who the devil are you?
34925	Who the devil is he?
34925	Who''s to have it?
34925	Who?
34925	Who?
34925	Who?
34925	Whom is it to go to?
34925	Why could n''t you have told me that to begin with?
34925	Why do you defend him?
34925	Why do you include Lieutenant Kingsland?
34925	Why do you say that?
34925	Why do you still persist in harping upon my friend''s name?
34925	Why has he entered this house secretly every night since he has been here?
34925	Why not go up and see?
34925	Why not return to your father?
34925	Why not say a thing as well as mean it? 34925 Why not, when my wife has this moment left you?"
34925	Why not? 34925 Why not?"
34925	Why not?
34925	Why not?
34925	Why should my husband be a witness to this secret marriage?
34925	Why, did n''t you know that, sir? 34925 Why, what is there to answer?"
34925	Why? 34925 Why?
34925	Why?
34925	Why?
34925	Why?
34925	Why?
34925	Will you be shocked if I say I''m glad of it?
34925	Will you leave it in their charge subject to my order?
34925	Will you sign it, please? 34925 Wo n''t you be glad to see him?"
34925	Wo n''t you come into the house?
34925	Woman?
34925	Would my evidence be used publicly?
34925	Would that be likely to induce him to make serious charges against her?
34925	Would you mind shutting the door?
34925	Would you mind speaking plainly?
34925	Would you rather that I went?
34925	Yes, if the advice comes from a woman-- but supposing it''s from a man?
34925	Yes, what of it?
34925	Yes?
34925	Yes?
34925	Yes?
34925	Yes?
34925	You are faint? 34925 You are much interested in these things?"
34925	You are quite sure of what you are saying?
34925	You asked him to propose to you?
34925	You believe this?
34925	You did n''t expect to see me? 34925 You do n''t know what it means to me?"
34925	You do n''t regard our affair as serious?
34925	You have seen Madame Darcy?
34925	You knew the amount?
34925	You know her name?
34925	You know of this marriage then?
34925	You know?
34925	You lunching here?
34925	You mean a divorce?
34925	You mean he''ll keep to his engagement?
34925	You mean that it was your duty to have him arrested?
34925	You mean to get that letter to- night?
34925	You mean to say that you will give it to me?
34925	You mean you will procure a separation?
34925	You read your licence, did n''t you?
34925	You refer to Colonel Darcy?
34925	You think so?
34925	You think so?
34925	You think there''s no escape from it?
34925	You were at Ascot, I suppose?
34925	You will not tell your hostess? 34925 You would n''t have his rooms searched?"
34925	You''ll spend the night in town, then?
34925	You''re quite sure?
34925	You''ve heard nothing from your husband?
34925	You''ve nothing to say?
34925	You''ve seen Sanks?
34925	You, Jim-- then?
34925	Your husband? 34925 Your husband?"
34925	--she continued, addressing the Secretary--"or we shall be late for dinner?"
34925	A little headstrong, perhaps, and careless of what the world may say, but whom has she had to teach her better?
34925	A moment later she was by Stanley''s side, saying:--"Will you take me to your guests?"
34925	Affairs of that sort are not outlawed by the lapse of years; you understand?"
34925	Aloud, he said:"Whom do you mean?"
34925	Am I correct?"
34925	An innocent instrument in the furtherance of their vile conspiracy?
34925	And what did you propose to give to Miss Fitzgerald?"
34925	And your party consists of--?"
34925	Anything else?"
34925	Are there other of my friends of whom you do not approve?"
34925	Are you North in the shooting season?
34925	Are you on the Thames?
34925	Are you one of them?"
34925	Are you still in your unregenerate state, or have you yet begun to see the fruits of your folly?"
34925	As for the other?"
34925	At length, however, the Colonel raised his head from his work, and, pushing it towards the Secretary, said laconically:--"Will it do?"
34925	Burgling, were you?"
34925	But Belle?
34925	But do you assure me that she said''Lady Isabelle''?"
34925	But how do you explain that sentence in your letter, in which you refer to there being a happy future for both of you?"
34925	But of course-- I might have known-- Then that was Colonel Darcy?
34925	But why do I stand talking at the gate-- come in, you''ve not perhaps had your breakfast yet this morning?"
34925	But why not ask him for it?"
34925	But, to change the subject, how have you been spending the evening?"
34925	By the way, did you know that your especial admiration, Darcy, was planning to vacate at the earliest opportunity?"
34925	By the way, have you succeeded in receiving your_ congé_ yet?"
34925	CHAPTER XXXV THE SHORT WAY OUT"I suppose it''s hardly necessary to ask if you found Darcy''s letter?"
34925	Can I do anything for you?"
34925	Can you land him?
34925	Come, confess, how many teas have you been to in the last seven days?"
34925	Come, is that a fair offer?"
34925	Could it be possible, he asked himself, that she suspected her husband?
34925	Deeply as she has wronged me, have I any right to ruin her husband''s life by her exposure?
34925	Did it prove that she was a dupe of these men?
34925	Did it prove that she was a partner to the plot?
34925	Did she lead you on?"
34925	Did they?"
34925	Did you or did you not give the Marchioness to understand, in your interview with her this morning, that you wished to marry her daughter?"
34925	Did you, or did you not, marry Lady Isabelle McLane to Lieutenant Kingsland?"
34925	Did your husband counsel you to insult his best friend?"
34925	Do I state the case clearly?"
34925	Do any betting?"
34925	Do you believe me?"
34925	Do you believe that?"
34925	Do you doubt my word?
34925	Do you feel sure of yourself?"
34925	Do you follow me?"
34925	Do you happen to know who_ are_ the heads of the firm in this country?"
34925	Do you hunt?
34925	Do you know how Miss Fitzgerald spent part of yesterday?"
34925	Do you know the life of his native country?
34925	Do you know the poor little thing had never seen Irving, or been inside the Lyceum?"
34925	Do you love this man so little that you wish to ruin him?"
34925	Do you see my position?"
34925	Do you think I come to eat you out of house and home?"
34925	Do you wonder I laugh?"
34925	Do you?"
34925	Does n''t your affair progress swimmingly?"
34925	Does she ever do so?"
34925	Does that satisfy you?
34925	Drive round somehow, ca n''t you?"
34925	Eh?"
34925	Ever heard the Secretary''s ideas on hunting?"
34925	Feeling fit?"
34925	Finally he looked up, saying simply:--"You''ve read these letters?"
34925	Had he not put down Mr. Riddle as a hypocrite, when that gentleman was one of the most open, whole- hearted and mirthful personages in existence?
34925	Had he sacrificed himself for a woman like this?
34925	Had n''t you the special licence to prove it?
34925	Had you pity for Inez De Costa?"
34925	Have I not trusted you this day with my soul, with my whole life?
34925	Have I proved my point?"
34925	Have n''t we got the parson and the church attached?
34925	Have you ever seen him in his uniform?
34925	Have you forgotten the old friendship?
34925	Have you succeeded?"
34925	Having finished the last drop, and disposed of his cigarette, his adviser looked up and said shortly:--"How did this begin?"
34925	He fell back a step, as did the others, and Kingsland murmured in awe- struck tones:--"What''s that?"
34925	He saw the Marchioness''satisfied smile, which said as plainly as words could:"There, what did I tell you?
34925	Here, take it, will you?"
34925	Horses, riding, hunting?
34925	How came it in Belle''s hands-- the seal still unbroken, and why was it given to Darcy?
34925	How can he be?"
34925	How can people do such things?"
34925	How dare you?"
34925	How did you know which was my room?"
34925	How do you men stand it, and having something to eat and a cup of tea at every place?"
34925	How have you done so?"
34925	How many cases?"
34925	How should you?
34925	How so?"
34925	How were they obtained?"
34925	How would you feel in his place?"
34925	I am right?"
34925	I hope there''s nothing wrong, that your chief has n''t forgotten his position, and turned fractious?"
34925	I know you''re right, and yet-- how am I to get out of it with honour?"
34925	I suppose you know you were followed to my house?"
34925	I suppose you''ve some kind of amusement which you turn to in your hours for relaxation?
34925	I think we should give ourselves to the serious side of life at least for a little while every week, do n''t you?
34925	I thought it my duty to tell her what had been said----""How did she receive it?"
34925	I trust you wo n''t think me rude to persist, but-- do you care for me, Lady Isabelle?"
34925	I understand you to say that the lady''s name was Madame Darcy?
34925	I was merely wondering if the country you represent brought forth any staple products, which would yield a profitable return to foreign investment?"
34925	I''ll come to you to- morrow, may I?
34925	I''m assigned on a diplomatic service, which, for the present, may take me out of England, so you''ll make my adieux to Lady Isabelle, will you not?"
34925	I----?"
34925	If I could prove to you that Darcy was unworthy-- would you give him up, for my sake?"
34925	If I were your wife, would you permit me to keep up my intimacy with Colonel Darcy?"
34925	Is he my husband?"
34925	Is his Excellency disengaged?"
34925	Is his government likely to repose confidence in him in the future, with you as his wife-- a woman who has practised treason?
34925	Is it possible that such a person has any rights that need be respected?"
34925	Is n''t it funny-- isn''t it cruelly, wickedly humorous?
34925	Is n''t that a sufficient answer, and wo n''t it set your mind at rest?"
34925	Is not that something?
34925	Is not your coming into the country rather unexpected?"
34925	Is she there now?"
34925	Is that correct?"
34925	Is there nothing I can do for you?"
34925	Is there nothing more?"
34925	Is this true?"
34925	It''s absurd, is n''t it?"
34925	It''s just this: Do you mean business with Little Diplomacy?"
34925	Jack?
34925	Kent- Lauriston shrugged his shoulders, remarking:--"I''d better return the letters to Madame Darcy at once then?"
34925	Kent- Lauriston?"
34925	Kent- Lauriston?"
34925	Kent- Lauriston?"
34925	Lady Isabelle shivered as she saw the approach of the dreaded request, and asked:"What is that?"
34925	Lambert----?"
34925	Lambert?"
34925	Lambert?"
34925	Let me see, what do you most like?
34925	London?
34925	May I venture to express the hope, that you''ll not commit yourself with that young Irish person?"
34925	Miss Campbell said,"Really?"
34925	Moreover, if Riddle had given him the money for the stamp, why had he not mentioned the fact at the time?
34925	Must you start to- day?"
34925	No?
34925	No?
34925	Now how do you wish me to aid in my wife''s divorce?"
34925	Now tell me, have you discovered any of the conspirators yet?"
34925	Now tell me, what did Mr. Stanley mean?"
34925	Now what induced you to propose to her against your better judgment?
34925	Now who could have effected this?
34925	Now who made the charges?"
34925	Now who was there?
34925	Now, how are you going to begin?"
34925	Now, what have you done?"
34925	Oh, why wo n''t you let me tell Mr. Stanley the truth?"
34925	Or is it salt?
34925	Perhaps you will tell me if you have?"
34925	Promise me that?"
34925	Rather a contrast to our fascinating Belle, eh?"
34925	Rather a sell on the little Fitzgerald, eh?"
34925	Riddle?"
34925	Roberts?"
34925	Roberts?"
34925	Roberts?"
34925	See you at Lady Rainsford''s tea this afternoon?
34925	Stanley?"
34925	Stanley?"
34925	Stanley?"
34925	Stanley?"
34925	Stanley?"
34925	Stanley?"
34925	Stanley?"
34925	Stanley?"
34925	Stanley?"
34925	Stanley?"
34925	Surely my daughter met a Madame Darcy the other night, somewhere?"
34925	Surely, to keep up outside appearances, and I judge your husband would have desired that, you must have had an allowance?"
34925	Thank you-- now what''s all this disturbance about Colonel Darcy?
34925	That is, why did n''t he come to the Legation?"
34925	That was over; Lady Isabelle and he understood each other now, and his path was clear for-- was it to be matrimony after all?
34925	The Secretary looked despairingly at the despatch, and tossing it to John, said:"And what am I to answer to this?"
34925	The lady to whom you''re engaged?"
34925	The money will be in the Victoria Street Branch of the Bank of England till day after to- morrow?
34925	Then turning to Stanley, continued,"I suppose you''ve not the misfortune to be married?"
34925	Then, as some comprehension of the results which would follow this declaration dawned upon him, he continued:--"Why have you told me this?"
34925	There, have I stated the case fairly?"
34925	Therefore, will you tell_ me_ the truth?"
34925	They said you were-- oh, ca n''t you see?"
34925	This sum of forty thousand pounds?"
34925	Trifle fond of fizz- water and cigarettes?"
34925	Very kind of you to wait for me, I''m sure-- very-- we must lose no time in joining the ladies, must we, eh?"
34925	Viscount Chilsworth asked me to meet him here to- day; but, as he''s half an hour late already----""You think your luncheon is rather problematical?"
34925	Was he not rather, in his heart of hearts, wishing himself well out of the whole affair?
34925	Was he shocked?
34925	Was he supremely happy?
34925	Was he to be badgered out of his dinner because a designing old woman could not leave well enough alone?
34925	Was it possible that if she knew so much she did not know that she was condemning her own husband?
34925	Well, what other unattainable luxuries did you bestow?"
34925	What a shocking complication-- but if it was so bad for him, what must it be for her?
34925	What am I to do?"
34925	What are you going to talk about for the rest of your lives?
34925	What are you so blue about?"
34925	What can you be thinking of?"
34925	What could be more convenient?"
34925	What did I care about the success or failure of his plot?
34925	What did Miss Fitzgerald say?"
34925	What did you learn from the parson?"
34925	What did you say?"
34925	What did you wish to say about him?"
34925	What do you find to talk about?"
34925	What do you mean?"
34925	What do you measure?"
34925	What do you want me to write?"
34925	What have you been doing with yourself?"
34925	What hope did that hold out for a happy future?
34925	What is it?"
34925	What of it?"
34925	What particular method did you adopt this time?"
34925	What reasons were there for supposing her to be connected with the plot to defeat the treaty?
34925	What time shall we start?"
34925	What was his motive for doing so?"
34925	What were you telling my daughter?"
34925	What would his guests say when he confessed to them his awkward dilemma?
34925	What would people say when they learned the truth?
34925	What''s it like?"
34925	What?
34925	When can the ceremony take place?"
34925	When do you wish to command his services?"
34925	When?"
34925	Where are you going to live?
34925	Where do you bank?"
34925	Where will you see Darcy?"
34925	Where''s my letter?"
34925	Which do you grow in your country?"
34925	Who is his wife, then?"
34925	Who is this person?"
34925	Who will know of this charge against you?
34925	Who?"
34925	Whom did they concern?"
34925	Whom have I to trust but you?"
34925	Whose feelings would not have been outraged at discovering that they''d been so played upon?
34925	Why did he do so, unless it was to attempt a recovery of the document?
34925	Why does Colonel Darcy still remain here?"
34925	Why had he departed from his invariable rule of asking two married ladies-- what if it did cramp him in the number of his guests?
34925	Why not?"
34925	Why should I wreck her life, if it could be avoided?"
34925	Why should he doubt this gentleman''s word?
34925	Why then should this one stone be loose, and why could he pull it no farther?
34925	Why were all the men rising from their seats?
34925	Why wo n''t you lend me your little affair?"
34925	Why?
34925	Will you do it?"
34925	Will you honour me by accepting the vacant place at the head of my table, as my chaperon?"
34925	Will you plead with her?"
34925	Will you present my compliments to him, and ask him to be so kind as to come to my room for a few minutes?"
34925	Will you see me to my carriage-- please?"
34925	Will you trust yourself in my hands?"
34925	Wo n''t that do as well?"
34925	Wo n''t you trust me, and allow me to help you in any way in my power?"
34925	Would his friend have any trouble in winning him to himself, as he expressed it?
34925	Would it not be better to stand up and tell the truth of this miserable matter?
34925	Would you like to hear the_ facts_ of the case?"
34925	Would you object if I asked just one more question?
34925	You are not convinced?
34925	You do n''t mean to the fair Belle?"
34925	You do not think of me, not one little bit-- eh?
34925	You know Miss Campbell, who is pouring tea for me this afternoon?
34925	You know this to be so?"
34925	You remember the answer I gave to a question of yours last evening?"
34925	You say I married you to Lieutenant Kingsland?"
34925	You say she was a foreigner?"
34925	You understand?"
34925	You wish to have a little chat with me, eh?"
34925	You''re sure that no one else saw the register?"
34925	You''ve not forgotten the promise which you made me, when I helped you about arranging your wedding, to do anything I might request?"
34925	You?
34925	_ Was Miss Fitzgerald a party to the conspiracy to defeat the treaty?_ He put it to himself in so many words.
34925	and I do wish you''d consent to be serious about it just for once, wo n''t you, to please me?"
34925	but if Belle Fitzgerald was innocent-- was he not in honour bound to_ her_?
34925	exclaimed her Ladyship, now thoroughly awake,"they''ve always been considered beautiful; but why should you ask?"
34925	he asked softly,"that I could ever have forgotten my nurse?"
34925	he queried, as he saw her eyes fill with tears, and noted that she was closely veiled"Can I serve you?"
34925	said his friend ambiguously, and added,"How far have you put your foot in it?"
34925	what''s this?"