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51743And who would now be so simple as to think of spirits when the medium was not searched?
51743Are there not certain conditions for the appearance of all scientific phenomena, they ask us?
51743Are we to see no spots on the egregious"Dr."Monck, who pretended that he was taken from his bed in Bristol and put to bed in Swindon by spirit hands?
51743Are we to take it that Summerland is really a material universe, not an ether world?
51743Blavatsky?
51743Blavatsky?
51743But does Sir Arthur never read the_ Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research_?
51743But how could it be done if the plate was never in the hands of the photographer?
51743But what would you?
51743But why puzzle over details where all is a challenge to common human reason?
51743Did not a Serbian diplomatist talk to the spirit in Serb, which Mrs. Wriedt did not know, and answer for the genuineness of the phenomena?
51743Do they not know the features of their dead son or daughter or wife?
51743Does Sir A. C. Doyle want us to go back to the pure early days of the movement?
51743Does any man think it is a matter of indifference whether this ministry of consolation is based on fraud and inspired by greed?
51743Does he not warn us in a footnote that he has"not yet traced the source of all this supposed information"?
51743Does it matter?
51743Has Sir A. C. Doyle never heard of Browning''s"Sludge"?
51743Has your child been torn from you?
51743How had he smuggled them into the room?
51743How is it possible, he will ask, that so many distinguished men have given their names to the movement if it is all fraudulent?
51743IS SPIRITUALISM BASED ON FRAUD?
51743Is not darkness a condition of certain scientific processes?
51743Is there any need to settle whether we shall live after death?
51743Must we forfeit this new hope that we may see them again?
51743Now, which of these were ever"white"?
51743Was Charles Williams white?
51743Was Colchester, who was detected and exposed, white?
51743Was Florence Cook, the pupil of Herne( the transporter of Mrs. Guppy at sixty miles an hour) and bewitcher of Sir W. Crookes, white?
51743Was Foster white?
51743Was her friend and contemporary ghost- producer, Miss Showers, never exposed?
51743Was she ruined?
51743Well, who are they?
51743Were Bastian and Taylor white?
51743What can be said for Sir W. Crookes?
51743What chance has the ordinary inquirer, much less the eager Spiritualist, against guile of this description?
51743What chance have you in a poor light?
51743What chance have you, then, against a man or woman who has been conjuring for twenty years?
51743What earthly chance have you in the dark?
51743What is the evidence which Sir W. Barrett, knowing that the general public has no leisure to investigate these things, endorses as satisfactory?
51743What is the value of such conversions?
51743Where, then, are the snow- whites?
51743Who are the"distinguished"Spiritualists_ to- day_?
51743Who could doubt either the word or the competence of the Chief Judge of the Supreme Consular Court of China and Japan?
51743Who in England knew anything about Piet Botha and his death?
51743Who is this mysterious lady?
51743Why not simply_ imagine_ that the dead still live, and save the guinea?
51743Will he ask why?
39718A shark?
39718Ah, yes, how did they know?
39718At the time?
39718But how could they know New Zealand was there?
39718Can you tell me anything of the action?
39718Do you believe it is true?
39718Had they compasses?
39718Have you noticed a tree covered in spider webs during a fog? 39718 Have you seen the devil?"
39718Supernatural?
39718Tell us, friend, did you find it on the other side as you had preached?
39718The Maoris had a fair wind then?
39718Well, did you perceive resemblance?
39718Well, did you, for example, see Christ?
39718What bird is it?
39718What do you mean?
39718What have we to do,they say,"with these old historical quarrels which are hardly intelligible to us?
39718What is this ribald nonsense?
39718What''s psychic? 39718 Where did it come from?"
39718Who are you, friend?
39718Why not?
39718You mean fairies and things?
39718You''re sure it was Sir Oliver?
39718''Who''s that?''
39718Above all, how did the birds get into the carefully- guarded seance room, especially as Bailey was put in a bag during the proceedings?
39718After all, how much education had the apostles?
39718After all, if enemies are given full play, why should not friends redress the balance?
39718Among other remarkable advertisements was one"What has become of''Pelorus Jack''?
39718And the others?
39718Are they not the pools left behind by that terrible tide?
39718But after all, what''s the odds?
39718But how can anyone win through?
39718But what has a materialist to say to the whole story?
39718But what have Spiritualists had in the main save misrepresentation and persecution?
39718But what of Silesia and of Poland now?
39718But why should I abandon one faith in order to embrace another one?
39718Can a man with a moderate capital get a share of these good things?
39718Can any prophecy be more accurate or better authenticated than that?
39718Can such phrases really mean anything to any thoughtful man?
39718Can they not see that if they grant us one- tenth, they grant us our whole contention?
39718Do they think what they are saying, or does Faith atrophy some part of the brain?
39718Does anyone import Indian nests?
39718Does anyone import queer little tortoises with long, thin necks?
39718Granting that they are Jewish forgeries, how do they get into the country?
39718Had Germany obeyed the moral law would she not now be great and flourishing, instead of the ruin which we see?
39718Has France ever had the credit she deserves for the splendid faith with which she followed that great beneficent genius Lesseps in his wonderful work?
39718Have you ever seen Olver Lodge, sir?"
39718He answered,"Was it not in''_ Light_''office in London?"
39718His words to the sick woman,"Who has touched me?
39718How can a man fail to be earnest then?
39718How can the bulk of the people ever get into touch with a good medium if they are debarred from doing so in the ordinary way of business?
39718How can they hope with their feeble hands to clear the ground?
39718How could the motor- car or the aeroplane have been developed if hundreds had not been ready to give their lives to pay the price?
39718How long has the Aryan race to run?
39718How many cases are on record of the strange changes and wild deeds of individuals?
39718How many of us have, for example, seen the rings of Saturn?
39718How then can any church progress when all its leaders are over that age?
39718I ask again: What is this ribald nonsense?"
39718I have seen three pictures of his,"The Goths,""Who Comes?"
39718I suppose that on such a voyage one should rest and do nothing, but how difficult it is to do nothing, and can it be restful to do what is difficult?
39718I wonder from what heights that old fellow had fallen before he brought up against the public house wall?
39718If He be with us, who is against us?
39718If here and there one had a new idea, how could it survive the pressure of the others?
39718If not, why continue them?
39718If so, what is your charges?
39718If the whole transaction is normal, then where does he get them?
39718If these articles can be got in any normal way, then what is the way?
39718If they are not genuine, where do they come from?
39718Is it possible that under some conditions a mineral may change into a metal?
39718Is not valour the basis of all character, and where shall we find greater valour than theirs?
39718Is there a depot for Turkish copper coins in Australia?
39718Is there at the present moment one single bishop, or one head of a Free Church, who has the first idea of psychic truth?
39718Is there such evidence?
39718The man dies, and then where are these experiments?
39718Then what about 100 Babylonian tablets, with legible inscriptions in Assyrian, some of them cylindrical, with long histories upon them?
39718Then why were they playing tricks upon themselves?
39718Was colonisation to be abandoned, or were these brave savages to be overcome?
39718Was ever such an object lesson in sin and its consequence placed before the world?
39718Was he a lost soul?"
39718Was it fraud?
39718Was it not spirituality?
39718Well, who knows?
39718What are these among so many?
39718What are we to make of such a mixture?
39718What are we to say to that?
39718What did Hippocrates mean when he said,"The affections suffered by the body the soul sees with shut eyes?"
39718What direct proof have we of most of the great facts of Science?
39718What is he up to now?"
39718What is it?"
39718What right had such a man to die, he who had more vim and passion, and knowledge of varied life than the very best of us?
39718What view will the coming Labour governments of Britain take of our Imperial commitments?
39718What was wanting in you to bring you to such a pass?
39718What would not Galileo and all the old untravelled astronomers have given to have one glimpse of this wondrous Southern display?
39718When they speared the cattle of the settlers what were the settlers to do?
39718Where''s that little boy?"
39718Which is better-- that a race be free, immoral and incompetent, or that it be forced into morality and prosperity?
39718Who else could have drawn such fine detail and yet so broad and philosophic a picture?
39718Who loses except themselves?
39718Why do I not see it all the time?
39718Why should anyone invent such a thing, putting an actual name to the person?
39718Why should quartz always be the matrix?
39718Would a hundred million pounds cover the cost of that one?
16097''And finally, how did you know I was a rich American?'' 16097 ''And the dents which my son made cutting his teeth?''
16097''But the number of the machine?'' 16097 ''Why did you do that?''
16097''Wo n''t you have a little Scotch?'' 16097 A caitiff?"
16097All of which interesting tale proves what?
16097Also vot vill be dher gost, if any?
16097And granting the truth of the assertion, what does it prove?
16097And the crew, what did they say?
16097And what was-- ah-- Bassanio''s connection with this affair?
16097And where else than to Paris would any one in search of pleasure go?
16097And why, may I ask,put in Hamlet, as they drew near to Charon''s office--"why does that case remind you of business as it is conducted to- day?"
16097And, meanwhile, what shall be done with Kidd?
16097Anything new?
16097Are not we English as much your descendants?
16097Are we going all right?
16097As I was saying, an advertisement could be placed in Boswell''s paper as follows:''Are you giving a Function? 16097 But how can we?"
16097But how do you know he smoked it?
16097But my beloved Tuileries?
16097But on what terms?
16097But suppose he wants an advance payment?
16097But what shall we do with''em?
16097But what, then, shall we do?
16097But will they consent?
16097But you know that you did own every share of it, and that you have n''t sold any, do n''t you?
16097But, Captain Holmes, what do you deduce from your observation of the wake of the House- boat? 16097 But, my dear Mrs. Noah,"expostulated Cleopatra,"what will become of the ship?"
16097But,cried Hamlet,"may they not now be in peril?
16097But-- who is to steer?
16097Ca n''t we put off the sequel until a later issue? 16097 Did he do that?"
16097Did n''t you hear a shuffling noise up on deck, Portia?
16097Do you mean to say that you can tell a criminal by his ears?
16097Do you mean to tell us,demanded Shakespeare,"that the unsmoked stub of a cigar will suggest the story of him who smoked it to your mind?"
16097Do you refer to me?
16097Do you then believe that he has put runners on it, and is engaged in the pleasurable pastime of taking the ladies tobogganing down the Alps?
16097Excuse me, Socrates,put in Lindley Murray,"but, ah-- pray speak in Greek hereafter, will you, please?
16097For me?
16097From what quarter-- to larboard?
16097Handsome, too, do n''t you think?
16097How can I do any more than I have done? 16097 How can the gentleman proceed, with all this conversation going on in the rear?"
16097How can we get away from it?
16097How did he know what you were going to say?
16097How do you know all this?
16097How do you know that?
16097How do you know that?
16097How many gores has it?
16097How much?
16097I have quite forgotten your date; were you a success in the year one, or when?
16097I wonder how a Watteau back like that would go on my blue alpaca?
16097I''m the one they celebrate, so what''s the odds? 16097 Is it a bomb?"
16097Is n''t he a daisy?
16097Is n''t that extraordinary? 16097 Is that honest?"
16097It ca n''t be Monte Cristo, can it?
16097It''s a lucky thing for us that Noah was n''t a Frenchman, eh?
16097May I ask how you knew all that?
16097My husband propose anything that would contribute to my pleasure or intellectual advancement? 16097 Nothing but Styx water and vitriol, Sundays?
16097Now, Captain Kidd, who first proposed this plan?
16097Probabilities-- isn''t that the word? 16097 Shall you say anything clever during dinner, sir?
16097Sir Walter agreed to that, did he?
16097That Watteau is n''t bad, either, is it, now?
16097The Ark did, why not this? 16097 The making of a Connecticut Havana cigar?"
16097The nature of the signal?
16097The squeak?
16097The whole situation is rather contrary to etiquette, do n''t you think?
16097Then,observed Sir Walter, with a sigh of disappointment,"we must change our course and sail for Paris?"
16097They killed you?
16097Treachery? 16097 Watch for what?"
16097We are not in any danger, are we?
16097Well, in the name of Atlas, what island is it, then?
16097Well, may I ask,put in Abeuchapeta,"just what it is that is worrying you?
16097Well, was n''t that what you wanted?
16097Well, what do you suggest?
16097Well? 16097 Were n''t there?"
16097What are French soldiers made of, that they ca n''t stand the wet-- unshrunk linen or flannel?
16097What can you be thinking of? 16097 What did you live on during that year?"
16097What did you see?
16097What is the matter with all you learned lubbers that I have brought along on this trip? 16097 What is the matter?"
16097What is the use of them?
16097What on earth for?
16097What''s that?
16097What''s the hurry?
16097What''s the use of going into hysterics? 16097 What''s the use of steering until we can see where to steer to?"
16097What? 16097 What?"
16097What?
16097Whatever induced you to take''em along with you?
16097When did you flourish, if ever, colonel?
16097Where can we go without attracting attention? 16097 Where''s Boswell?
16097Who is that man, off to the right, dancing a fandango?
16097Why is n''t he here already, then? 16097 Why not to starboard?"
16097Why, surely you are going to have lookouts stationed on deck?
16097You do n''t happen to have a cocaine tablet in your box, do you?
16097You had dreamed its solution?
16097You mean immediately fatal, do you not?
16097You own all the stock, do n''t you?
16097You''d run a sort of Social Zoo?
16097You_ are_ an expert with it, are n''t you?
16097Your name? 16097 ''How do you know I have been lying face downward on the beach ever since?'' 16097 Am I correct?'' 16097 And now the point is, what?
16097Are we to sit here and do nothing, allowing that fiend to kidnap our wives with impunity?"
16097Are you a demon?''
16097Ca n''t we do it now?"
16097Ca n''t you see the difference?"
16097Chairman?"
16097Do you know, I''ve never discovered whether this boat is a steamboat or a sailing- vessel?
16097Do you suppose I''ve brought you to whistle up favorable winds?
16097Do you want Talent?
16097Do you wish to wager a small bottle upon it?''
16097Does anybody know?"
16097For a week?"
16097Have I your permission to speak?"
16097Have you a model of the House- boat within reach?"
16097How did you know that I had lost my watch?''
16097How much?"
16097How on earth do you know that that bubble comes from the wake of the House- boat?"
16097If she''s going to Paris, why the change?"
16097In Paris?
16097It does n''t make any difference which way we are going as long as we go, does it?"
16097JOHNSON''S POINT IS WELL TAKEN''""''WHAT HAS ALL THIS GOT TO DO WITH THE QUESTION?''"
16097JOHNSON''S POINT IS WELL TAKEN''"]"And what, then, would be your plan?"
16097Munchausen, what island is that?"
16097Nobody knows what island that is?
16097Of what earthly interest is it to us to know that this or that cigar was smoked by Captain Kidd?"
16097Shall we go below?"
16097That''s the way of it, eh?"
16097The excitement attending this diversion having subsided, Solomon asked:"What was the incident of the lost tiara?"
16097The question really is, what shall be done first?"
16097They flew from flower to flower, and thrusting their probabilities deep into--""Their what?"
16097To shop?
16097We must overtake this vessel, and the question to be answered is-- where?"
16097What do you wish us to do?"
16097What earthly good would it do you, who were accustomed to doing all your killing by proxy?
16097What fish I''d like to know is dry?"
16097What island is that?"
16097What was that?"
16097What''s the quotation on fiancées, King Solomon?"
16097Who''s going to dress''em?
16097Who''s going to feed''em?
16097Who''s going to keep''em in bonnets?
16097Why do you ask?"
16097Why not the same with ships?
16097Why should I not deceive him, and at the same time get rid of my poor chronometer for a sum that exceeded its value a hundredfold?"
16097Will a duck swim?"
16097Will you and your fair companions co- operate with us in our enterprise by having a hearty dinner ready within two hours?
16097Will you kindly lay your pattern-- I should say your plan-- before us?"
16097Would you mind telling me what is your course of reasoning?''
16097You do n''t imagine that the Paris of to- day is the Paris of your time, or even the Paris of that sweet child Trilby''s time, do you?
16097You do n''t know anything about these creatures, my dear Abeuchapeta; and, by- the- way, ca n''t we arbitrate that name of yours?
16097You do n''t want your yacht stranded on a mountain- top, do you?
16097[ Illustration: CAPTAIN KIDD CONSENTS TO BE CROSS- EXAMINED BY PORTIA]"Shall we put him under oath?"
16097[ Illustration: MADAME RÉCAMIER HAS A PLAN]"How would you make it pay?"
16097[ Illustration:"''WHAT HAS ALL THIS GOT TO DO WITH THE QUESTION?''"]
16097[ Illustration:"''YOU ARE VERY MUCH MISTAKEN, SIR WALTER''"]"Then why the deuce do n''t you do something to help us?"
16097[ Illustration:"THE PIRATES MADE A MAD DASH DOWN THE ROUGH, ROCKY HILL- SIDE"]"What''s happened to you?"
16097that?"
16097your name?"
31135Ah, Luigi, you have n''t got any of the stolen cuff- buttons concealed up your sleeve there, have you? 31135 Ah, Monsieur La Violette, what do you know concerning the recent sad affair here at the castle,--the theft of the diamond cuff- buttons, you know?"
31135And they both made it up with you to hide the cuff- button, eh? 31135 And when was the Earl''s room swept out?"
31135And whom do you accuse as the guilty miscreant, Ivan?
31135And whom do you suspect? 31135 Are you awake there, Letstrayed?
31135Aw, what the Sam Hill are you giving us, you old dub? 31135 But where is the rest of our recent little promenade party by this time?
31135By the way, Louis, what do you think about the four remaining diamond cuff- buttons still floating around? 31135 By the way, has n''t this great racer here got something the matter with his left hind hoof?
31135Ca n''t you ever learn anything after all your long association with me? 31135 Can you beat it, Watson?"
31135Did you hear any noise Sunday night to indicate that burglars were getting in?
31135Do I?
31135Do you always keep the promises you make to yourself, Holmes?
31135Do you understand German yourself?
31135Down in the Earl''s wine- cellar again, sampling''em up, eh?
31135Eh, what? 31135 Eight million pounds of what?
31135Er, Hi say,he began, with great importance, as he motioned to the cook''s cuffs,"are n''t those the lost cuff- buttons this fellow is wearing now?
31135Er, ah,--well, what do you know about the stolen cuff- buttons, if anything? 31135 Even if I should happen to arrest you for stealing some of the cuff- buttons yourself, eh?"
31135Ever been in jail?
31135For Heaven''s sake, did n''t you hear the noise downstairs, Holmes?
31135For the love of Mike, now what?
31135He was, eh? 31135 Hello, what''s this?"
31135His Nibs ca n''t very well fire_ her_, can he? 31135 How could I foresee that some one would steal my cuff- buttons and then run up here and hide in the hay?
31135How do you know it was Blumenroth?
31135How old are you,--and where did you work before you gave the Earl the benefit of your services?
31135How the Sam Hill did you ascertain_ that_, Holmes?
31135Hum, have you overheard her talking about the diamonds, or is it just on general principles?
31135Hum, that''s hard lines, ai n''t it, Launcelot?
31135I beg pardon, Your Ladyship, but what do you know concerning this sad affair?
31135I say there, Holmes, do n''t you think you''re going it pretty strong?
31135I say, Thorneycroft, is the pearl- diving business out there in the Andamans as good as the diamond- swiping industry in this country?
31135I say, gentlemen, could you tell me who has charge of His Lordship''s hay in the stables? 31135 Is he falling in love, at his age?"
31135Is that all you can detect?
31135Is that all you know about it?
31135Is that all? 31135 Is that the reason the Earl hired you,--because you are so good at looking upon the grape- juice when it is red?"
31135It is n''t a crime in Scotland to carry a bottle, is it?
31135It is, eh?
31135Mr. Hicks of Canada, what do you say about it?
31135Not caring at all whether it was one of the diamond cuff- buttons we have been after or not, eh? 31135 Now how in Tophet did that get into a pocket of the pool- table?
31135Now where in thunder did I put that diamond cuff- button?
31135Now, Holmes, what''ll we do with this little stiff over here?
31135Oh, is that all? 31135 Old who, did you say?"
31135Say, Holmes,I whispered anxiously,"what''ll we do when all these people report the loss of their footgear to the Earl?"
31135Say, are you going to swipe all their shoes, Holmes?
31135Say, what do you think you''re doing, anyhow, Mr. Smart- Alec from London,--adopting the Kneipp cure?
31135Say, what in thunder are you trying to pull off here, anyhow? 31135 She, did you say?
31135So the horse was born with a diamond on his hoof, eh? 31135 So you fell off the water- wagon, eh,--even in the watery city?"
31135Still got it in for Brother Launcie, eh?
31135Terrible, ai n''t it? 31135 That so, Doc?"
31135The diamond cuff- buttons, I know, eh? 31135 Then how do you know it was swearing?"
31135Think he intended to give her a diamond cuff- button, instead of a diamond ring, Donald?
31135This detective stuff is just one darned disguise after another, ai n''t it, Holmes? 31135 This one of the constables?"
31135Those wretched things from the Philippines,--with the terrible odor? 31135 Time for luncheon, ai n''t it, Holmesy, old boy?"
31135Well, Annabelle, what have you got to say for yourself?
31135Well, Doc, what would you say as to the shoes from a cursory examination, without the instruments?
31135Well, I only wish I, too, could forget it; but how can I? 31135 Well, Joe,"continued Holmes,"what do you know about the lost and lamented cuff- buttons,--if anything?"
31135Well, Mr. Holmes, to what am I indebted for the honor of this visit, and for the privilege of seeing you rigged up in the valet''s clothes?
31135Well, Mr. Smart Alec, what''s your entire name?
31135Well, Natalie, have you seen the diamond cuff- buttons lying around loose anywhere?
31135Well, do you suspect anybody here of stealing the cuff- buttons?
31135Well, my hasty friend from Hedge- gutheridge, so you have n''t got all your buttons, eh?
31135Well, now what?
31135Well, that''s hardly valid ground for accusing him of the robbery,--don''t you think?
31135Well, what are you looking at?
31135Well, what do you mean by this impudent intrusion, Holmes?
31135Well, what of it, Eustace? 31135 Well, what''ll I do first,--magnifying- glass or tape- measure?"
31135Well, what''s eating_ him_, the old duffer, I wonder?
31135Well, what''s on your mind, Eggie? 31135 Well, what''s_ your_ name, anyhow?
31135Well, who can say? 31135 Well, who said it was, you elongated chump?"
31135Well, why do n''t you wake up yourself, Doc? 31135 Well, why not?"
31135Well, will you let me go now? 31135 What are you doing with Luigi''s clothes on, by the way?
31135What are you wearing those valet''s clothes for, anyhow?
31135What earthly connection is there between your silly questions about the Earl''s cigars and the diamond- robbery, I should like to know?
31135What in thunder did you set it so early for, Holmes?
31135What is your name, madam?
31135What of it, Doc?
31135What''ll we do, you chump? 31135 What''s this stiff of a Holmes trying to hand you now, Launcie my boy?"
31135What''s your full name?
31135What''s your name, age, previous place of employment, and prison- record,--if any?
31135What''s your name, and what have you got to say about the disappearance of the diamonds?
31135What''s your name, antecedents, and knowledge as to the diamond- theft?
31135What''s your name, previous place of employment, and opinion as to the present location of the stolen cuff- buttons?
31135What''s your name, there?
31135What, are n''t you dead, George?
31135Where is the rascal now?
31135Where were you born?
31135Who did you think took them, anyhow? 31135 Whom do you suspect of having stolen the cuff- buttons?"
31135Why, have some of the Earl''s cigars been stolen, too, as well as the cuff- buttons?
31135Why, how should I know? 31135 Why, you old false alarm you,--do you think for a minute that you can bluff me like that?
31135Wo n''t you try some of the Ceylon tea I brought in, Holmes?
31135Would n''t that knock the specs off your grandmother''s nose?
31135Would you mind telling me just where this diamond cuff- button is hidden, now?
31135You do n''t think I''m so soft as all that, do you? 31135 You''re an original cuss,--aren''t you, Donald?
31135Your Lordship, what''s your own opinion as to the robbery?
31135Your what?
31135Again?"
31135All I said was:"What did you find?"
31135And Holmes winked at me, as he added:"Now, Mac, have you ever been in prison?"
31135And I suppose he claims that Billie Budd made him do it, against his better nature, like all the other simps you have jerked up, eh?"
31135And what do you know about the diamonds?"
31135Any other reason?
31135Anybody in particular?"
31135Are n''t you going to try to dope out an explanation of their disappearance?"
31135Are n''t you worrying about the Puddingham cuff- buttons at all?
31135Are you sure he''s dead, or are you only making another awkward mistake?
31135CHAPTER VI"Well, what''s your name, stupid?"
31135CHAPTER XIV"Well, what''ll you have, gentlemen?"
31135Ca n''t you see she''s coming out of her faint?
31135Can your secretary here be trusted to send the messages right, Earl?"
31135Do you get me, Steve?
31135Do you get me, Steve?"
31135Do you know anything about them?"
31135Do you really think that Hi would stoop so low as to swipe''Is Lawdship''s cuff- buttons?"
31135Er, what was that hother question you harsked me, sir?"
31135Got any idea who lifted the second and third pair,--any clues at all to the guilty wretches?"
31135Got the nightmare?
31135Harrigan administered the Tokay to Holmes, and then turned to me:"What''ll you have, Doctor Watson?"
31135Have you got the dope- needle with you?
31135Have you had any secret communications with him?
31135Holmes turned to me, with his customary irritating grin, and said:"Well, Doc; what did I tell you?
31135Holmes?"
31135How about it, eh?"
31135How are you going to account for them,--huh?"
31135How could he, when I grabbed them all?
31135How does that sound for a scheme?"
31135How in thunder did you get onto all that?"
31135How''s that for etymology?"
31135How''s that, eh?"
31135I was sent here to get results, and I''m going to get''em,--see?"
31135Is His Lordship dead?"
31135Is Uncle Tooter guilty too?
31135Is one of the women servants guilty also?"
31135Is that clear enough?"
31135Let you go now, and thereby give you a chance to warn your Greek accomplice in the gardens that I''ve got his note?
31135May I ask what your mother''s maiden name was?"
31135My wife?
31135My, but are n''t you the independent cuss, Heinie?
31135Nothing else, is there?
31135Now are you finished with me?"
31135Now will you forgive me?
31135Now, do you understand why I did n''t want to show you the little package?"
31135Now, when was the last time that the Earl smoked a Pampango cigar, and where was he at the time?"
31135Now, where were you all during Monday morning?"
31135Olaf put his tongue in his cheek, and winking at the false race- track follower, replied:"Vat you want to know for?
31135Say, Earl, have n''t you got a pack of cigarettes about your person that is n''t working?"
31135Say, fellows, how do I look in the valet''s togs?"
31135Shall I bring that?"
31135The Earl stepped to a speaking- tube on the wall and called downstairs to the butler:"Say, Harrigan, hurry us up a box of Havanas,--will you?"
31135The horses out in the stables, huh?"
31135Thereupon Holmes laid the glittering thing in the Earl''s hand, while that worthy fell back weakly in his chair and stammered:"What?
31135Thorneycroft, what do you know as to the probable guilty party?"
31135Turnips?"
31135Were n''t you up in the hayloft last Tuesday afternoon, Sam?
31135What did you mean by agreeing with me that it would seriously hurt your social standing, when all you were trying to conceal was a tea- packet, huh?"
31135What do you know about the affair?"
31135What in thunder did you ever get in such an enormous lot of the darned stuff for, anyhow?"
31135What was he doing up there, anyhow?"
31135What would you think of a man who would steal the Earl''s diamond cuff- buttons?"
31135What''s this wonderful horse''s name?"
31135When I yelled again, and shook him by the shoulder, he half opened his eyes and said:"Well, what''s eating you, Watson?
31135When the Earl had been sufficiently refreshed from a bottle that stood handy on a nearby table, Holmes began:"What is your full name?"
31135Where did you drop from, and what do you know about this affair?"
31135Where in this immediate vicinity did you see red clay like that before?"
31135Where were you born, and how did such an able man as yourself come to be working in this menagerie of lowbrows?"
31135Whom do I suspect?
31135Why did I ever leave it?"
31135Why did n''t you search his room the very first thing?"
31135Why did n''t you tell me this last Tuesday morning, when I interrogated you, among all the servants, huh?"
31135Why in the world did n''t you tell me about it before?
31135Would n''t that frost you?
31135You there, with the vacant look on your face, are you the Countess''s maid?"
31135You''re getting to be rather unreasonable, do n''t you think?"
31135_ Comprenez vous cela_, Mr. Hemlock Holmes of Baker Street, London, and Broadway, New York?"
20559''A note to you?'' 20559 ''Am I?''
20559''And how do you know that she is the person from whom that note really came?'' 20559 ''But there''s just as good prisons here, ai n''t there, governor?''
20559''Could n''t you put me in there, governor?'' 20559 ''How did you know?''
20559''How should you know me?'' 20559 ''I, your majesty?''
20559''Service?'' 20559 ''She showed it to you, eh?''
20559''So that you conclude--?'' 20559 ''Well-- what do you propose to do?''
20559''Well?'' 20559 ''Why do n''t you get yourself arrested as a vagrant?''
20559''Will you let me take you by the hand, governor?'' 20559 After her?"
20559Also, what in thunder has Mrs. Wilbraham Ward- Smythe got to do with us, or we with her?
20559And Cato?
20559And I assume you will pay on acceptance?
20559And Mr. Raffles, my grandfather?
20559And Mrs. Burlingame-- didn''t she ask you how you ferreted the thing out?
20559And how shall you trace him?
20559And how the devil,demanded Grouch, angrily--"how the devil did you know I was Blank?"
20559And my thousand- dollar check to you?
20559And now what?
20559And now, Mr. Holmes, what will this service cost me?
20559And of course you claimed it?
20559And suppose the incriminating letter is not there?
20559And the stuff?
20559And the thief?
20559And then what?
20559And what does he want with you?
20559And where the dickens is my trunk?
20559And your paste jewels, where are they?
20559Are you alone?
20559Are you in danger?
20559Beauties, are n''t they?
20559Bribed the porter, I presume?
20559Bruce? 20559 But how did you know my butler was out?"
20559But how have you concealed the fact from them?
20559But how the dickens did you manage to put a crook like that on the grand- tier floor?
20559But how?
20559But how?
20559But she must have asked you who was the guilty person?
20559But suppose the police find it?
20559But the-- the other chap-- in the room there?
20559But what are you going to do with them?
20559But what good is it?
20559But where the dickens will you find two such stones? 20559 But you know where it is?"
20559Certainly-- that''s our headquarters, is n''t it?
20559Could you let me have them, say-- this afternoon?
20559Did I?
20559Did n''t he play square?
20559Did n''t you send a man to my house, Mr. Raffles, to break open my safe, and take certain specified parcels of negotiable property therefrom?
20559Did n''t your-- your man take it?
20559Do you happen to have in your set of my father''s adventures a portrait of Sherlock Holmes?
20559Done for?
20559Et tu, Brute?
20559Even if there is$ 7500 in it for you?
20559Found what?
20559Four hundred and seven, sir?
20559Four hundred and seven, sir?
20559From whom-- do you happen to know?
20559Great Heavens!--really?
20559Great Heavens, Holmes-- do you mean to say that Gaffany& Co. permit you to go about with things like this in your pocket?
20559Hand it over-- any charge?
20559Have we?
20559He is in, is he?
20559His hand? 20559 How did I get him there?
20559How do you know all this?
20559How else could I be sure of that$ 10,000 reward?
20559How would you like to take a bite, Jenkins? 20559 How''s this for business?"
20559I have your permission?
20559I sort of believe he''ll be as gentle as a lamb when he finds out what I know-- but, if he is n''t, well, do n''t I represent law and order?
20559I''m going to locate them definitely to- night, and to- morrow Mrs. Burlingame will find them--"Where?
20559I_ am_ so like him then?
20559If you knew what I was going to do you would n''t kick-- that is, unless you''ve turned crook too?
20559In Darlington''s rooms-- where else?
20559In four hundred and seven?
20559In what capacity shall you work, Raffles or Holmes?
20559Is he a real lord?
20559Is n''t that going to be a little dangerous?
20559Is n''t that pretty steep?
20559Is n''t the thing done?
20559It''s rather common talk in the clubs, so why should n''t I?
20559Just hang on to your nerve--"But suppose Darlington turns up?
20559Lord Baskingford?
20559Misfortune? 20559 My dear Mr. Grouch,"said Holmes,"how should I know anything about your$ 30,000?"
20559My employer?
20559My man? 20559 Not Isidore Robinstein, of Paris?"
20559Old Bruce, eh?
20559Payable by certified check?
20559Raffles Holmes?
20559Real?
20559Really?
20559Sandwich with it?
20559Snored?
20559Suppose he does come-- what then? 20559 That is if you are our friend and partner, Cato-- Darlington could n''t wait--""Could n''t wait?"
20559That''s the milk in the cocoanut, is it? 20559 The ice- water habit is evidence of a criminal nature, eh?"
20559The second thing?
20559Then the report that they are of such rarity of cut and lustre is untrue?
20559Then these,I said,"are-- are they paste?"
20559Then what have you done?
20559Then who in the name of Heaven did?
20559To what job do you refer?
20559To- morrow morning I shall send Mrs. Burlingame this message:_''Have you looked in your New York safe?_[ Signed] Raffles Holmes,''he continued.
20559Twenty- five thousand dollars? 20559 Two Glengarry special, a syphon of carbonic, and-- Jenkins, what''s yours?"
20559Up? 20559 Was that your work?"
20559We?
20559Well, General,said I to General Cox, a week later at the club,"heard anything further about your pepper- pots yet?"
20559Well, if you ca n''t stand_ your_ strain,said Raffles Holmes,"what do you think of mine?"
20559Well,he said,"what about it?"
20559Well,said I,"have you come to report progress?"
20559What are you doing?
20559What are you going to do now?
20559What are you going to do with the$ 35,000?
20559What are you going to do with this?
20559What can I do?
20559What can you do?
20559What concern have you with my royalties?
20559What do you suppose it''s all about?
20559What for, Jenkins?
20559What for?
20559What happened? 20559 What new game is this you are rigging on me?
20559What shall I do with your share of the$ 30,000, Jenkins?
20559What the devil is the adventure, anyhow?
20559What the dickens are you trying to do-- batter the house down?
20559What will be the end of this? 20559 What will you do first?"
20559What''s happened?
20559What''s that?
20559What''s the game?
20559What''s the good of having bankers like that back of you if you do n''t underscore their endorsement? 20559 What''s the matter, Holmes?"
20559What, this brass thing?
20559Where are you going to get the retired burglar?
20559Where is it?
20559Where the dickens did you get it?
20559Where to, sir?
20559Who can Cato be, I wonder?
20559Who else?
20559Who is she?
20559Who the devil are you?
20559Who was your host, General?
20559Who''s he?
20559Who''s that?
20559Why do n''t they send them directly here?
20559Why not yours?
20559Why not?
20559Why should that have kept you until eight?
20559Why waste breath saying self- evident things? 20559 Why, did n''t you tell us he had one of''em on his table?"
20559Why, our little transaction of Monday night-- or was it Tuesday morning?
20559Why-- what does this mean?
20559Will you?
20559Write to Bruce and tell him the facts?
20559Yes,said I,"but what is there suspicious about that?
20559Yes-- what? 20559 You and I have an arrangement, have we?
20559You do n''t expect me to keep these bonds, do you?
20559You do n''t suppose I''d let a third party into our secret, do you?
20559You expected me, then?
20559You got fourteen thousand, eh?
20559You have a clew?
20559You have found them, have you?
20559You know a man who, for a consideration and with a guarantee against prosecution, would break open my-- I mean Mr. Blank''s private vault?
20559You know me?
20559You think you can put me off this way, do you?
20559You want the whole business to be bona fide, do n''t you? 20559 You were at Green''s chop- house last night?"
20559You''ve heard of my father, Sherlock Holmes?
20559You-- Raffles?
20559You-- you know my errand, then?
20559You?
20559Young Wilbraham would be suspicious if the burglar got away with nothing but his property, would n''t he?
20559Your what?
20559''An innocent little maiden who collects autographs, and a retired missionary in possession of the Dorrington seal, eh?
20559''And something that were better said to me alone, I fancy, eh?''
20559''For a great many reasons I should prefer that it were not known that it was I--''"''You, your Majesty?''
20559''In what way?''
20559''Then the gentleman attacked was one of your Majesty''s friends?''
20559''You consider it a service to be landed in Reading gaol?''
20559----?"
20559All he''s along for is to write the thing up for--""The newspapers?"
20559Before I go, sir, may I ask how you knew me and by what principle of deduction you came to guess my business so accurately?"
20559Billington Rand?"
20559But what has set your mind to working on the Dick Turpin end of it anyhow?
20559By- the- way, what is the combination of the big safe in the outer office of the Kenesaw National?"
20559Come, what do you say?
20559Did Bruce give it up willingly?"
20559Do you know young Billington Rand?"
20559Do you think there is any chance of your recovering it for me?
20559Does your employer know that you have taken them?"
20559Have you got that stomacher?"
20559He does n''t know you, does he?"
20559He had no chance to reply, for at that moment Marjorie herself put her radiantly lovely little head in at the door with a''May I come in?''
20559He had seen it somewhere before, but where?
20559Holmes?"
20559Holmes?"
20559How did it come here?
20559How did those diamonds get there?"
20559How would you like to spend the week with me at the Garrymore?"
20559I said,"what does this mean?
20559I wonder what he is up to?
20559I wonder whose stuff he is after?"
20559In the water- cooler?"
20559Keep me in sight, and if I show the slightest inclination to give you the slip, knock me over the head, will you, for my own good?"
20559Maybe you''ll join me in a smoke?"
20559My reputation is saved, and--""Excuse me, Mr. Blank-- or Grouch-- er-- to what do you refer?"
20559Now whom of the 480 possibilities having access to the Burlingame cottage would we naturally suspect?
20559Raffles?''
20559Rand?"
20559Sommers?"
20559Suppose we run over to the Powhatan and discuss the matter calmly over a bottle of Glengarry?
20559That London flat job?"
20559That was a rather interesting tale of the General''s, was n''t it?"
20559Thinking of going in for that sort of thing yourself?"
20559Up where?"
20559Was you ever homesick, governor?''
20559What can I do for you this beastly hot night?"
20559What in thunder do you make out of it?"
20559What''s up?"
20559Where''s the stuff?"
20559Who are you?"
20559Who is Sir Henry Darlington of Dorsetshire, England?"
20559Who the devil said anything about Bruce?"
20559Why is it here?
20559Will I?
20559Will you do it?"
20559You do n''t dispute my facts, do you?"
20559You do n''t mind if I write a letter, do you?"
20559You''d have sworn I was in there just now, would n''t you?"
20559You''re after that pearl rope, are you, Raffles?"
20559You''re not going to hold him up, are you?"
20559_ Whom did you get to do the job?_""Who-- what-- what-- why, what do you mean, Mr.
20559what will to- morrow''s story be?
40203A bit of bread?
40203A drink?
40203A manufactured diamond?
40203A red ribbon? 40203 A woman of the world?"
40203Abduct your daughter?
40203Absolutely?
40203Ah, Clotilde,he said, bitterly,"why did I draw you into my adventurous life?
40203All quiet in the street?
40203Alone?
40203Am I sure?
40203Amusing, is n''t it?
40203And I shall be in prison?
40203And Mademoiselle Destange?
40203And also the presence of Dieuzy and Folenfant, whom I noticed standing near the door as I came in?
40203And arrest me on the eleventh, perhaps?
40203And do you never fall from grace?
40203And he consented?
40203And if I should take you at your word, Monsieur Lupin?
40203And if he should escape during that time?
40203And is that all you have discovered?
40203And is that all?
40203And since Sunday?
40203And that Lupin had a hand in both cases?
40203And that letter was sufficient--"To distract my attention? 40203 And the apartments on the other floors?"
40203And the crime was committed after her departure?
40203And the other?
40203And the other?
40203And the others-- accomplices?
40203And the people?
40203And the scratches on the balustrade?
40203And the second man-- what address did he give?
40203And this stone?
40203And through, whose agency, Monsieur Ganimard? 40203 And what about the marks made by the bottom of the ladder?"
40203And what does that window overlook?
40203And what shall I do?
40203And when I reach the Elysée- Palace?
40203And who will accompany you, monsieur?
40203And you accept?
40203And you are sorry to leave her?
40203And you have n''t any?
40203And you think that he will save you?
40203And you went away without knowing what had become of me?
40203And you will not try to find another way out?
40203And you wish me to believe that you have no particular motive for your adoption of that exciting life?
40203And you would be pleased to see it-- eh, Ganimard?
40203And your writing desk-- how is it this morning?
40203Anything new in regard to Bresson?
40203Anything new?
40203Anything new?
40203Are you crazy?
40203Are you in such a hurry?
40203Are you quite sure it is so very funny?
40203Are you sure it is she?
40203Are you sure of it?
40203Are you sure of it?
40203Are you sure that we are not being watched?
40203Are you sure you know all of them?
40203Are you there, mademoiselle? 40203 Arsène Lupin?"
40203At her house?
40203At the Château de Crozon?
40203At the police station?
40203Because it is an antique, perhaps?
40203Before that? 40203 Before the servants?"
40203Besides, are you quite sure you can place your hand on me? 40203 Bravo?
40203Bresson?
40203But Arsène Lupin has written to you?
40203But I swear to you--"That you have not betrayed me?... 40203 But before that?"
40203But how could she leave the house?
40203But how did he know that the Baron d''Imblevalle had written to you?
40203But how? 40203 But the attack on your friend?"
40203But the boards were ready before that?
40203But the marks of the ladder outside?
40203But the servant''s stairway?
40203But what about the secret passages?
40203But what are you doing here? 40203 But what did the package contain?"
40203But what?
40203But where should we search for it?
40203But why does n''t Gerbois work with us? 40203 But would the word of Arsène Lupin carry any weight with the court?"
40203But you do not care for it particularly?
40203But, have you any other papers?... 40203 But, in any event, can we count on your assistance?"
40203But, you see, she has n''t returned yet,said the magistrate,"and we are still confronted with the question: What has become of her?"
40203But--"What does it matter to you, madame? 40203 But----""But what?"
40203But... the blonde Lady?
40203But... you have seen him?
40203By killing the man?
40203By whom? 40203 By whom?"
40203Can we not dispense with these preliminaries, monsieur? 40203 Can you furnish any details of your theory?"
40203Could you recognize the house in the avenue des Ternes?
40203Did I not tell you that I had an important appointment?
40203Did anyone know it?
40203Did she advise you to buy the ring?
40203Did she have a package?
40203Did the captain betray me? 40203 Did you find anything else?"
40203Did you hear anything?
40203Did you see him?
40203Did you tell anyone that you had written to me?
40203Do they suspect you in the house?
40203Do you know his address?
40203Do you know where we can find him?
40203Do you like him as well as you did at first?
40203Do you mean to say that he will not succeed?
40203Do you mean to say we are prisoners?
40203Do you swear to that?
40203Do you think he will come back?
40203Do you think so?
40203Do you think so?
40203Do you think that Arsène Lupin is the kind of a man that would kill himself?
40203Do you wish a window opened?
40203Does Monsieur Detinan live here?
40203Does she take her meals with you?
40203Does that signify anything?
40203Dubreuil, did you tell the moving men not to touch the wire of that bell?
40203Everything cleared out?
40203Everything? 40203 For an expedition of the same kind as we had to- night?"
40203For the blonde Lady, eh?
40203For what purpose?
40203For what? 40203 For whose sake is it better?"
40203From a woman?
40203From me? 40203 Give you the blue diamond?
40203Has he returned to Paris?
40203Have n''t you adopted it yet? 40203 Have you any witnesses to that transaction?"
40203Have you finished in your rooms?
40203Have you seen her often?
40203He does everything well, does n''t he? 40203 He?
40203Her liberty?... 40203 Her name?"
40203Here now?
40203His watch?
40203How can you manage it?
40203How could he? 40203 How did they get in?"
40203How do you explain it?
40203How do you know that such correspondence was carried on with Arsène Lupin?
40203How do you know? 40203 How do you know?"
40203How long has she been in your service?
40203How long have they been working on this scaffolding?
40203How long have you been parading?
40203How many men have we?
40203How will you get it, since it is in my possession?
40203How''s the good health, Monsieur Lupin?
40203How? 40203 How?"
40203I gave it up? 40203 I presume you refer to one of my cousins d''Andelle?"
40203I think that Monsieur Gerbois could not throw Ganimard off the scent.... What did I tell you? 40203 I?
40203I?
40203If not, I shall go to Monsieur Destange, and tell him----"What?
40203Impossible-- why?
40203In black? 40203 In that case, Monsieur Lupin, am I wrong in saying that my business will be finished in ten days?"
40203In that case, you would consent to exchange it for another desk that would be quite as convenient and in better condition?
40203In the writing- desk that was stolen?
40203In what respect do they differ?
40203Inside the house? 40203 Is Monsieur Wilson wounded?"
40203Is Monsieur not going to bed now?
40203Is dear old Ganimard still waiting?... 40203 Is he here now?"
40203Is he playing me false?
40203Is he there much of the time?
40203Is her future safety assured? 40203 Is it Lupin?"
40203Is it he?
40203Is it possible?
40203Is not her presence indispensable?
40203Is that all?
40203Is the Parc Monceau closed at night?
40203Is there a servants''stairway?
40203Is there any person with him?
40203Is this Monsieur Sholmes?
40203Is this some of Ganimard''s work?
40203Is_ The Swallow_ ready?
40203Madame de Réal of the Château de Crozon? 40203 Madame de Réal, then?"
40203Mademoiselle?
40203Mademoiselle?
40203Mon Dieu, monsieur,said Lupin,"what''s your hurry?
40203Monsieur Bresson? 40203 Monsieur Destro?"
40203Monsieur Ganimard, are you at liberty?
40203Monsieur Ganimard, can you furnish me with three men?
40203Monsieur Lupin?
40203Monsieur Sholmes, is n''t it? 40203 Monsieur d''Hautrec,"he said,"do you recognize Antoinette Bréhat?"
40203Must you have proof?
40203My answer? 40203 My dear Maxime, what lucky chance brings you here?"
40203My letter? 40203 My poor Lupin,"sighed our hero,"what would your aristocratic friends say if they should see you in this humiliating position?"
40203My poor father, what would we have done with that fortune?
40203No telegram during the night?
40203No, nothing disturbs me,replied Sholmes, in a voice that trembled from rage;"besides, what''s the use of losing my temper?...
40203No?
40203No?
40203Not more?
40203Of his accomplice?
40203Of what thread?
40203Of what? 40203 On what?"
40203Papers?... 40203 Quite right, monsieur; but whose fault is it?"
40203Really?
40203Saturday night?... 40203 She has gone?"
40203Sholmes? 40203 So you are interested in some things outside of lottery ticket number 514, the affair of the rue Clapeyron, the blonde lady and Arsène Lupin?"
40203So you are pleased with it?
40203So, then... Mademoiselle...."Mademoiselle saved me... through devotion... through affection... and accused herself...."Saved you from what? 40203 Tell me, when was the château de Crozon built?"
40203That the blonde Lady will make her appearance?
40203That woman-- where is she? 40203 The Jewish lamp?
40203The apartment above this?
40203The better way is to act frankly... to have confidence in him-- trust him...."You will not speak to him?
40203The concierge?
40203The day after the theft?
40203The evening... you know... the same evening...."But where?... 40203 The name of the guilty party?"
40203The one who is sitting behind you?
40203The opal necklace? 40203 The order?...
40203The other evening?
40203The two adjoining houses?
40203Then you consider him a strong opponent?
40203Then you do good, also?
40203Then you think this is false?
40203Then, they are not in your possession?
40203Then, what is it?
40203Then, who was it?
40203They love each other,thought Sholmes,"but what the deuce can there be in common between Clotilde Destange and Maxime Bermond?
40203This house?
40203This morning? 40203 Those men?...
40203Through taste, faith, or habit?
40203Through the air?
40203To divide my property with him? 40203 Two hundred and eighty thousand for madame.... Do I hear any more?"
40203Two registered letters, sir... if you will sign, please?
40203Very much?... 40203 Voluntarily?"
40203Was Madam de Réal present when you purchased the ring?
40203Was he here on Saturday night?
40203Well, Monsieur Sholmes, what do you think of our little ride?
40203Well, do you suppose they are hiding in the chimney?
40203Well, how do you expect to prove it?
40203Well, then, where do we stand?
40203Well, then, who is it?
40203Well, then,said Ganimard, quite vexed,"what are we to do now?
40203Well, what brought you here?
40203Well, what do you think?
40203Well, what is it, then?
40203Well, what is your idea?
40203Well, what then?
40203Well,said Ganimard,"do you refuse to go?"
40203Well? 40203 Well?
40203Well? 40203 Well?"
40203Well?
40203Well?
40203Well?
40203Well?
40203Well?
40203Well?
40203Well?
40203Well?
40203Well?
40203Well?
40203Well?
40203What about the adjoining house?
40203What absurdity is this? 40203 What account?"
40203What am I waiting for?
40203What are you doing, Mademoiselle? 40203 What are you going to do?"
40203What are you going to do?
40203What box?
40203What can happen to me? 40203 What diamond?"
40203What did you find there?
40203What do I know about it? 40203 What do I mean?"
40203What do I want? 40203 What do you expect, Sholmes?
40203What do you know about it?
40203What do you mean?
40203What do you mean?
40203What do you mean?
40203What do you say?
40203What do you say?... 40203 What do you think of it, dear boy?
40203What do you want of me?
40203What do you want?
40203What does a broken arm count for in such a victory as that?
40203What does monsieur wish?
40203What does that mean?
40203What does that signify?
40203What for?
40203What friend?
40203What good are they?
40203What had become of you? 40203 What has become of her?"
40203What is he doing?
40203What is it? 40203 What is that for?"
40203What letter?
40203What makes you think so?
40203What of it?
40203What other?
40203What proofs will you give him?
40203What sort of a man is he?
40203What was Bresson doing at the river?
40203What was it?
40203What way, then?
40203What will you do, father?
40203What''s the matter, Wilson? 40203 What''s the matter?"
40203What''s the matter?
40203What''s the matter?
40203When could he ring it?
40203When did it take place?
40203When did you return from your journey?
40203When?
40203When?
40203Where are the workmen who were here a moment ago?
40203Where are you going, Monsieur Gerbois? 40203 Where did this number come from?"
40203Where did you take her?
40203Where is he?
40203Where is mine?
40203Where is my daughter-- my Suzanne?
40203Where is she?
40203Where is she?... 40203 Where is the letter?"
40203Where is your room?
40203Where is.... Monsieur le Baron?
40203Where? 40203 Where?"
40203Which was?
40203Which way did they go?
40203Which will you follow?
40203Which?
40203While you kept the genuine diamond?
40203Who built it, and in what year?
40203Who gave it to you?
40203Who is it?
40203Who is the occupant of the second floor?
40203Who knows?
40203Who lives on the fourth and fifth floors?
40203Who posted it?
40203Who sent it, then?
40203Who taught you that little game?
40203Who the deuce is walking, at one o''clock in the morning, through the house in which the Baron d''Hautrec was killed?
40203Who was the chauffeur?
40203Who was the last person you saw with the baron?
40203Who would do that?
40203Who? 40203 Who?
40203Who?
40203Who?
40203Who?
40203Whom did you go to see last night on the second floor of a house in the avenue des Ternes?
40203Why are you going away?
40203Why did you hide it there?
40203Why do you grasp me so tightly, monsieur? 40203 Why do you laugh?"
40203Why do you look at me so, Monsieur Sholmes?... 40203 Why do you not arrest him?"
40203Why do you say''under the name''?
40203Why have I not seen her yet?
40203Why so? 40203 Why, Ganimard, I have an appointment with the blonde Lady, and do you suppose I would be so discourteous as to cause her a moment''s anxiety?
40203Why? 40203 Why?
40203Why?
40203Why?
40203Why?
40203Will you kindly let me see it?
40203Will you permit me to go to my room, monsieur, to get some necessary articles?
40203Wilson, Wilson, it is not serious, hein? 40203 With what result?"
40203Without producing the ticket, or, at least, without proving that you bought it?
40203Without waiting for the papers the baron has sent you?
40203Wounded?
40203Yes, that is so,exclaimed Ganimard,"but the famous diamond?"
40203Yes, why?
40203Yes; Ganimard is here with his men-- why do n''t they come in?
40203You accuse her of being an accomplice?
40203You accuse my friend, Madam de Réal?
40203You know who she is, and where she is?
40203You love her?
40203You mean that you will not remain?
40203You will now apologize to Lupin for having suspected him, eh?
40203You will return for luncheon?
40203You, Suzanne, you,repeated Monsieur d''Imblevalle, bowed with grief and shame...."How could you?"
40203Your proof?
4020342 during my absence, did n''t they?"
40203A foot- bath?
40203After a moment''s reflection he asked:"Did she go out on Sunday morning?"
40203After a short silence, he asked, anxiously:"He will bring my daughter, wo n''t he?"
40203Am I offered any more?
40203Am I right?"
40203And Lupin?"
40203And at what spot?
40203And au revoir-- for I will see you again, sometime, Monsieur Sholmes?"
40203And how did they steal it?"
40203And now you have some business in England?"
40203And so has your friend?
40203And the half- million?"
40203And to satisfy my curiosity, Monsieur Sholmes, I should like to know how you procured my address and my name of Felix Davey?"
40203And what is a Jewish lamp?"
40203And when?
40203And who else would know the story of those mysterious letters?
40203And why did they not merely steal it and be done with it?
40203And why did you entreat me to leave Paris immediately without investigating this theft?"
40203And yet, why did they come this way?"
40203And your comrade Dieuzy, where is he?...
40203Are not people drowned in a river every day?
40203Are the papers relating to the construction of the three houses still in existence?
40203Are the walls of your house furnished with eyes and ears?"
40203Are you Monsieur Gerbois?"
40203Are you crazy?"
40203Are you familiar with that kind of work?"
40203Are you going to make an arrest, and you wish to do it with a flourish?
40203Are you not coming?
40203Arsène Lupin?
40203At each of these interviews Wilson had remained outside; and each time he asked:"Satisfactory?"
40203At last, loosening her fingers, she said, in a voice rent by anguish:"And do you intend to tell all that to my father?"
40203At last, planting himself before them, he asked:"Is Mademoiselle here?"
40203At last, when he had recovered his self- possession, he approached the detective and said:"And now what are you waiting for?"
40203At last, with a great effort, he stammered:"No... Sholmes... it is not she... that is impossible----""Come, Wilson, what do you know about it?
40203At the end of an hour Wilson said:"The figures are correct, are n''t they?"
40203Besides----""Besides?
40203Bresson?...
40203But I forgot... what about Monsieur d''Imblevalle?"
40203But Sholmes insisted:"Three men who stopped on the road just on top of the bank?"
40203But do you wish to speak before my father?
40203But have we sufficient time?"
40203But how and where will such an exchange be made?
40203But how could he manage it?
40203But how could the blonde lady remain a blonde after the murder of the baron and the theft of the diamond?"
40203But how does he get his information?
40203But let us proceed: I suppose the police have been notified?"
40203But the clock that was hanging on the wall of the cabin?"
40203But the ticket?
40203But what can they do against such a foe-- a foe that scorns and ignores them?
40203But what might be read on the houses in the avenue Henri- Martin?
40203But what''s the use of your trying to conceal anything from me?"
40203But where are we going?
40203But will Herlock Sholmes succeed?
40203But will you be in London next month?
40203But, God bless me, Ganimard, what are you doing?
40203But, do n''t you think, Monsieur Lupin, that I can finish my business in Paris within a week?"
40203But, surely, you do n''t suspect her?"
40203But, tell me, have you exercised your powers of observation and analysis on any other points?
40203Come, what''s the use?
40203Destange associated with Arsène Lupin?
40203Destange entered, speaking to someone who was following her:"So you have decided not to go out, father?...
40203Destange not see him?
40203Destange, thirty years ago, have possibly foreseen the thefts of Arsène Lupin, who was then an infant?"
40203Did n''t I force him to disgorge the blue diamond?"
40203Did she come to- day?"
40203Did she not hear him?
40203Did someone ring?...
40203Did the confessions, which had corroborated the report that he, Sholmes, had made concerning the theft of the Jewish lamp, merely serve to mask a lie?
40203Did you expect to find my visiting list, or evidence of my business relations with the Emperor of Germany?
40203Did you receive my telegram?"
40203Do n''t you think so?"
40203Do n''t you understand that the man is an accomplice of Arsène Lupin?"
40203Do you hear me?...
40203Do you not think it is time for us to be serious?
40203Do you remember?"
40203Do you suppose that my modiste and my friend Monsieur Bresson are the same person?"
40203Do you think his antagonist would have permitted him to ring the bell in that leisurely manner?"
40203Do you think you can succeed in it?"
40203Do you understand, Wilson?"
40203Do you understand, captain?
40203Do you understand?
40203Do you want me?"
40203Does he continue to see him?
40203Does n''t this second theft shatter your theory in regard to the first?"
40203Does poor Lupin worry you so much that you forget yourself?...
40203Does she know that Maxime is none other than Arsène Lupin?"
40203Does that programme please you?...
40203Does your wound pain you?"
40203Each of them looked as if he might say: Should a person be disturbed by such trifles?
40203Everything going all right?"
40203Finally she stammered:"Is it possible?
40203First, what is the nature of the case?"
40203For the last time, yes or no?"
40203For the last time.... Do I hear any more?...
40203For what purpose?"
40203From the window he called to one of his assistants:"Seen anyone?"
40203From whom?"
40203Ganimard arose, laid his sooty hand on the sleeve of his superior officer''s coat, and exclaimed, angrily:"Where do you think they are, chief?
40203Ganimard was so surprised that he could not speak for a moment; finally, he said:"No?...
40203Ganimard, have you turned chimney- sweep?"
40203Ganimard?
40203Gerbois from warning the police and, in that way, effecting the rescue of his daughter and, at the same time, keeping his money?
40203Gerbois said:"Shall we go and take a look at it before breakfast?"
40203Gerbois took a seat, wiped his forehead, looked at his watch as if he did not know the time, and inquired, anxiously:"Will he come?"
40203Gerbois?"
40203Had he caught a glimpse of the truth at last?
40203Had he remained in order to watch the movements of the intruder who had disturbed him in his mysterious work?
40203Had she nothing to say?
40203Has monsieur a card?"
40203Has she nothing to fear from you?"
40203Have you any objection to our engaging the services of Herlock Sholmes in this case?"
40203Have you forgotten that circumstance, dear boy?"
40203Have you formed any opinion on those points Ganimard?"
40203Have you procured the stones you promised to bring?"
40203He approached her and, looking into her eyes, said:"Was it you, mademoiselle?
40203He bowed, and then said:"What''s the trouble now, Ganimard?
40203He closed the door of the restaurant behind us, and, after taking a few steps, he stopped and said:"Do you smoke?"
40203He found the concierge and, showing his card, enquired:"Did four men pass here just now?"
40203He placed his hand on the Englishman''s shoulder, and said:"But you yourself, monsieur, are you absolutely certain that you are right?"
40203He placed his watch on the table, opened the door of the room and addressing the blonde lady he said:"Are you ready my dear?"
40203He poured himself a glass of water, drank it, and said:"Did you read_''Le Temps''_ to- day?"
40203He said to her:"So you paste stamps and marks on papers?"
40203He said:"Abducted?
40203He said:"The letter written to my friend Herlock Sholmes was posted?"
40203He stammered, in a choking voice:"Suzanne... the box... the box of envelopes?"
40203He stopped one of the attendants of the auction room, and said:"Was it you who carried the letter to Monsieur Herschmann?"
40203Here are the letters employed... on this bit of paper.... What did you say to Bresson?"
40203Herlock Sholmes?"
40203How can you imagine such a thing?
40203How could he find out that I was going to invite you here, chief?
40203How could he find out those things?"
40203How could he know that I had found the first perfume bottle?
40203How could he know?"
40203How did you approach her?"
40203How did you do it?"
40203How did you escape from_ The Swallow_?"
40203How do you explain her strange conduct?"
40203How do you explain that?"
40203How is it possible that I could be in a house that they ran- sacked from cellar to garret this morning?
40203How long had this mysterious visitor been there?
40203How long will it take you to reach Southampton?"
40203How will he get out?
40203How would it help me?
40203How would you like that broken box?
40203How?
40203How?
40203How?
40203However, if the young girl should escape?
40203I am sure a glass of beer would be welcome... light or dark?...
40203I am to give it to you?"
40203I ca n''t hear you very well.... Can scarcely make out what you say.... Are you listening?
40203I commend you to your superiors, Brigadier Folenfant.... Do you wish a medal?
40203I have made a vain search in history to find a career comparable to mine; a life better filled or more intense.... Napoleon?
40203I shall now be walking on solid ground, where there will be footprints, clues....""Cigarette ashes?"
40203I shall write to you.... You will write also, eh?
40203I supposed----""What?
40203If I may be so bold as to inquire?"
40203If I summon them to our assistance, how can the man slip through our fingers?"
40203If I wished to do so, I might become-- what shall I say?...
40203If Madame de Réal had taken the ring, how do you explain the fact that it was found in Herr Bleichen''s tooth- powder?
40203If it were not the baron, who was it?"
40203If the hostage held by Arsène Lupin should be rescued?
40203In that event, why submit to the conditions imposed by Sholmes?
40203Is Monsieur le Baron ill?"
40203Is everything ready?"
40203Is he here?"
40203Is it a bargain?"
40203Is it anything of consequence?"
40203Is it possible?"
40203Is it serious?"
40203Is it such an unusual event as to deserve special attention?
40203Is n''t that so, Wilson?"
40203Is not that a fair division?
40203Is that you, madame?"
40203It is a secret mission for you, eh?"
40203It is this: Did you have any special object in view when you bought that writing- desk?"
40203It must have been committed in this room?"
40203It was possible that one of the newspapers had been cut by mademoiselle; but how could he assure himself that such was the case?
40203Lean to the right.... Do you see him now?"
40203Lupin closed the door and addressed Sholmes abruptly, and almost rudely, as he said:"Well, what do you know?"
40203Lupin continued:"I beg your pardon, but have you everything you need?
40203Lupin folded his arms and said, with an air of indignation:"Did you suppose I would let you go away without bidding you adieu?
40203Lupin said to him:"All ready, captain?
40203Making a search?
40203Maxime Bermond is Arsène Lupin?
40203Must a person steal, cheat and wrong all the time?"
40203No?
40203No?...
40203Now, Mademoiselle Antoinette, how far did we get in our reading?"
40203Now, do you understand the folly of your act?"
40203Now, have you considered how much precaution and skill those facts represent?"
40203Now, what do you know?"
40203Now, what do you think of the affair?
40203Now, what is to be done?
40203Now, who would know that, except an inmate of the house?"
40203Now, who, do you think, rang it?"
40203Of course, if he had sent me on such a foolish errand I would n''t be surprised; but what was his object in disturbing you?"
40203Of course... but who would have thought of it?"
40203Oh, no... Sophie and Henriette had left the table, had n''t they, Suzanne?"
40203On what proof?"
40203Only....""Only what?"
40203Or Saint Petersburg?"
40203Or a sorcerer?"
40203Or are they necessary?"
40203Or do you prefer Vienna?
40203Or is he doing it on purpose?
40203Or perhaps you would prefer the window ledge?
40203Or was he joking?
40203Or, rather, words already cut out that I can paste?"
40203Placing the trumpet to his mouth, he said:"Anyone around, Dubreuil?"
40203Rather a light- weight opponent, hein, Wilson?
40203Repressing a furious access of rage, Sholmes said to the man:"When did they hire you?"
40203Shall I take you there?"
40203Shall I tell him who she is?
40203She paused, reflected a moment, and then, perfect mistress of herself, said:"You are Herlock Sholmes?"
40203She repeated her enquiry:"You are Monsieur Sholmes?"
40203She takes words out of the newspapers and pastes them----""What does she make out of them?"
40203Sholmes approached the bed, and, leaning over, said:"What''s the matter, Wilson?
40203Sholmes asked him:"Did you see three men on bicycles a few minutes ago?"
40203Sholmes made a gesture of indignation and handed the message to the baron, saying:"What do you think now, monsieur?
40203Sholmes said to Lupin, in a friendly tone:"Do you know those gentlemen?"
40203Sholmes said:"What''s the matter, old chap?
40203Sholmes thought: Does she believe that she is in danger?
40203So the Englishman continued:"Do n''t you think so yourself?"
40203Some new danger?
40203Something troubles you; may I ask what it is?"
40203Still searching that cupboard?
40203Suddenly, Herlock Sholmes seized his friend by the shoulders and shook him violently, as he cried:"What are you doing here?
40203Suzanne, will you call her?"
40203Ten minutes later he took a seat beside the Countess, and said to her:"Have you the ring here, madame?"
40203That Arsène Lupin will walk out of the house?"
40203That I am a clairvoyant?
40203That was an easy problem, eh?
40203The Englishman leaned over him and said:"Have you anything to say?...
40203The essential thing is your diamond, is it not?"
40203The snuff- box?"
40203Then he approached Lupin, and said, in a sharp, nervous tone:"What do you want?"
40203Then he continued to speak, with calm deliberation:"But, really, what do they know?
40203Then someone brushed against him and whispered in his ear:"Well?
40203Then they heard him in the vestibule, speaking, in a loud voice:"Good- day, Ganimard, how goes it?
40203Then what is it?"
40203Then what was he to do with the man?
40203Then you do not expect to come here any more?"
40203Then, as he had no more matches, he arose and said to a gentleman who was sitting near him:"May I trouble you for a match?"
40203Then, counting the detectives and policemen, he said:"How many are you, my friends?
40203Then, in a low voice, he called:"Mademoiselle?"
40203Then, placing his hand on the shoulder of his adversary, he said:"And if I should propose to you-""My liberty?"
40203Then, we will say ten days, Monsieur Sholmes?"
40203Thirty?
40203To accuse the two men?
40203To protest?
40203To tell what you know?"
40203Tobacco and matches... yes... and the evening papers?
40203Trembling, she sat on a chair, and stammered:"What is it you want?"
40203Twenty- five?
40203Understand?"
40203Until then----""Well?"
40203Wait until his friends came to his help and deliver all of them to the police?
40203Was he serious?
40203Was his escape to be prevented by that stupid obstacle?
40203Was it he or an accomplice who had returned to the scene of the crime and removed everything that might furnish a clue to his identity?
40203Was it not a mistake on his part to be spending his time on the affairs of the blonde Lady, while Arsène Lupin was preparing to move?
40203Was it you who corresponded with Arsène Lupin and committed the theft?"
40203Was it you who took the jewel?
40203Was she misleading them by a false confession?
40203Was the enemy already in the house?
40203Was the master going to break the silence?
40203Was this true?
40203What advantage would that give him over Lupin?
40203What am I saying?...
40203What are his instructions?"
40203What did he see?
40203What do you mean?
40203What do you mean?"
40203What do you say to that?"
40203What do you see?"
40203What do you think?"
40203What does he know?
40203What does it mean?"
40203What does that fact suggest?
40203What for?"
40203What good will it do you?
40203What good would that do?
40203What is he coming for?"
40203What more do you want?"
40203What motive could Arsène Lupin have in renewing the struggle?
40203What proof have you?"
40203What then?
40203What time have you, captain?"
40203What unforeseen danger?
40203What was he looking for?
40203What was his connection with the affair of the Jewish lamp?
40203What was the matter?
40203What was to be done?
40203What was wrong?
40203What will be said when it becomes known that Herlock Sholmes and Wilson were the prisoners of Arsène Lupin?"
40203What''s the matter?
40203What''s the matter?"
40203What''s the matter?"
40203What?"
40203What?...
40203When one of us has conquered the other, what good will it do?
40203When the stranger entered, the architect said to him:"You are Monsieur Stickmann?"
40203When?"
40203Whence did he come?
40203Where does he hide himself?
40203Where?"
40203Where?...
40203Which is he?"
40203Who could it be?
40203Who had followed him on his return from the river?
40203Who the deuce could thus address him by his name?
40203Who was about to fall into this unfortunate trap?
40203Who was he?
40203Who would have ever suspected it?"
40203Whom do you accuse?"
40203Why did Lupin select those three houses for the scenes of his exploits?"
40203Why did he not speak sooner?
40203Why did he now talk so much and accomplish so little?
40203Why did n''t I think of that?
40203Why did you come in alone?"
40203Why had he killed himself?
40203Why had the man not made his escape, which he could have done so easily?
40203Why should he have it?
40203Why?
40203Will it be a free and open sale?
40203Will the ring disappear at once?
40203Will you be so kind as to introduce me?
40203Will you renounce this affair?
40203Wilson, I want your opinion: why was Lupin in that restaurant?"
40203Wilson, what do you mean?"
40203Within an hour?
40203Would he ever succeed in capturing that inaccessible individual?
40203Would he not be better engaged in trying to find the abode of his adversary amongst the eleven houses on his list?
40203Would he reveal to Wilson the subject of his reverie and admit his satellite into the charmed realm of his thoughts?
40203Would it furnish me with a weapon of attack?"
40203Would it not have been better to have allowed me to carry out the affair in my own way?
40203Would not that be better?"
40203Yet he continued to question her:"Why did you accost me the other evening at the Northern Railway station?
40203You are not afraid, monsieur?"
40203You expect her to come here?"
40203You refuse?
40203You''re not done up, are you?
40203and why?"
40203and you gave it to him?"
40203and your brother, Leroux, where is he?"
40203at what time?"
40203attack Arsène Lupin?
40203but how can we get out?"
40203by whom?"
40203do you keep such papers?
40203exclaimed Lupin, struggling to free himself,"what does this mean?
40203exclaimed Sholmes,"that sounds good... a little trip to Paris... and why not, Wilson?
40203exclaimed Wilson, as the truth dawned on him,"then the letter was n''t from you?"
40203exclaimed the officer,"where is the victim?"
40203father, why did n''t you tell me?"
40203he muttered,"this is another of his tricks,"and he added, aloud:"Where is my luggage?"
40203how will this end?"
40203in this little restaurant....""Well, shall we go out?"
40203is it you, Brigadier Folenfant?
40203it is you, Ganimard?"
40203mon dieu, what good would that be?
40203my dear Sholmes, what did I tell you?
40203my dear friend, how do you know all that?
40203my old friend,"exclaimed Sholmes, interrupting his walking,"you are not afraid that your right arm will meet the same fate as your left?"
40203not a tenant?"
40203of course, he knew it... else why would he take the trouble to steal a poor, miserable desk?"
40203on the other side of the fence....""In the park?"
40203said Clotilde, without moving,"my father has changed his secretary?
40203she does exist, then?"
40203still a vegetarian?"
40203that man... an accomplice?"
40203the brutes would have killed him.... Well, Lupin, how goes it?"
40203the theft of the Jewish lamp?"
40203to this gentleman, I presume?"
40203what does he want complications for?"
40203what is it, Monsieur Sholmes?"
40203what is your offer?"
40203what''s the matter, Monsieur Lupin?
40203you closed it?"
40203you dare to say that it was I... you accuse me?..."
40203you required some information and you did n''t tell me?"