Questions

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22055	So, rising from her nest, she said,"Now, children, look at me: A well- bred duck should waddle so, From side to side-- d''ye see?"
14814	May I ask you to bring up some herbs from the farm- garden to make a savoury omelette? 14814 Quack?"
14814	The collie- dog Kep met her coming out,"What are you doing with those onions?
14814	Where do you go every afternoon by yourself, Jemima Puddle- duck?"
14814	[ Illustration] The gentleman raised his eyes above his newspaper and looked curiously at Jemima--"Madam, have you lost your way?"
14814	is that so?
14814	said Jemima Puddle- duck, with her head and her bonnet on one side--"Quack?"
38995	But supposing he had dropped you after flying with you about six times the height of a tall tree; what use would you have been after you had fallen?
38995	It''s because you love me so, is n''t it? 38995 So, father is not able to get about yet,"she says to Johnny,"and he is going to sell your pet lamb to pay the rent?
38995	What should I ask father for, when he gave them to me to do what I liked with-- sell, or give away, or anything?
38995	You''re not a greedy little thing, are you, ducky?
38995	And he drew the lamb closer to him, and looked very tenderly at it when he said"Shall I?"
38995	But I ca n''t help it; and I shall never have another little lamb I shall be so fond of as this, shall I?"
38995	Come with me, Polly, and help to drive it here, and make it jump over the bank; then you wo n''t cry, will you, Johnny?"
38995	How could butcher Page find in his heart to kill them, so kind a man as he was?
38995	and do n''t like any of the other little ducklings to be noticed, do you?"
38467	Why do n''t you put it all into onions?
38467	Why, have n''t I read up all the poultry journals and got the whole thing down fine?
38467	***** What is Worth Crowing Over MICO- SPAR CUBICAL GRIT?
38467	A gentleman, who is a large breeder, said to me the past spring:"How is it that your ducks are so much larger than mine?
38467	Another question arose:"What shall I do with my cows?"
38467	Another said:"They are fine birds, but I can not afford to pay two dollars for a duck; have you no cheaper birds?"
38467	But the reader will say:"What has all this to do with duck- culture?"
38467	Ca n''t we?
38467	Can a person of ordinary intelligence run one successfully?
38467	Can you diagnose the case and help me?
38467	Can you let me have two more ducks at same price and as nice as these?
38467	Do men denounce agriculture?
38467	Do they require watching during the night?
38467	Does is not?
38467	How can the eggs at the extreme corners and the thin cold sides of that machine be as warm as those in the centre?
38467	I am often asked by parties,"Why do so many would- be poulterers fail if it is a legitimate business and fairly profitable?"
38467	I am often asked,"Why do so many fail to hatch with incubators?"
38467	Is it strange that a large proportion of these men fail?
38467	Is it strange that some people fail in the poultry business?
38467	Is there an incubator in the market today that will hatch as well as the average hen?
38467	Now, I had become somewhat proud of my farm, as what man does not who had quadrupled its increase within ten years?
38467	Now, what boy of ten or twelve years had not rather chase ducks through the mud in the swamp than to wield the hoe among the weeds in the corn field?
38467	Please counsel me?
38467	QUESTION 1.--Why do my ducks not lay?
38467	QUESTION 10.--How soon will a young duck begin laying?
38467	QUESTION 11.--Which will lay first, old or young birds?
38467	QUESTION 12.--How many eggs will a Pekin duck lay in a season?
38467	QUESTION 13.--To what age is it profitable to keep a duck?
38467	QUESTION 14.--Is there a market for their eggs, and at what price?
38467	QUESTION 15.--How much does it cost to keep a duck each season?
38467	QUESTION 16.--At what season are the eggs of a duck most fertile?
38467	QUESTION 18.--What is the average loss sustained in growing ducklings?
38467	QUESTION 19.--How many birds can be safely kept in one brooder and one yard?
38467	QUESTION 20.--At what age should the young birds be put upon the market?
38467	QUESTION 21.--When and how do you select your breeding birds?
38467	QUESTION 22.--How do you treat the young birds for breeding purposes?
38467	QUESTION 23.--What shall I do to keep my ducks still in the night, when they make a great noise and commotion?
38467	QUESTION 24.--Can ducks be shipped safely any distance?
38467	QUESTION 25.--Would you recommend incubator or hens for hatching duck''s eggs?
38467	QUESTION 26.--Would you use brooders, if hatched under hens?
38467	QUESTION 27.--How long can the eggs be kept for hatching?
38467	QUESTION 28.--Can Pekin ducks be crossed with other breeds profitably?
38467	QUESTION 29.--What is the price of duck''s feathers in the market?
38467	QUESTION 3.--My ducklings are troubled with sore eyes and do not seem to thrive, what can I do for them?
38467	QUESTION 30.--What makes their wings turn out from their bodies?
38467	QUESTION 31.--Which are the most profitable, ducks or chickens?
38467	QUESTION 32.--Where are the best markets for ducks?
38467	QUESTION 33.--What would a plant cost, with a capacity of 5,000 ducklings, per year?
38467	QUESTION 34.--What effect does extremes of heat and cold have upon young ducklings?
38467	QUESTION 35.--Is the flesh of birds artificially grown, as good as that grown in the natural manner?
38467	QUESTION 36.--How large should the yards be in which the breeding birds are kept?
38467	QUESTION 37.--Do you think it will pay to grow celery to flavor the flesh of the birds?
38467	QUESTION 38.--What is the best green food for ducks, old and young?
38467	QUESTION 39.--Should Pekin duck eggs be pure white?
38467	QUESTION 40.--Should a pure bred Pekin have any black feathers?
38467	QUESTION 41.--Will rain injure young ducklings?
38467	QUESTION 42.--How large do Pekin ducks grow?
38467	QUESTION 43.--What is the weight of Pekin duck eggs?
38467	QUESTION 44.--Is wet, marshy land suitable for ducks?
38467	QUESTION 45.--How many duck eggs should be placed under one hen?
38467	QUESTION 46.--How long does it require to incubate duck eggs?
38467	QUESTION 47.--Do Pekin ducks sit well on eggs?
38467	QUESTION 48.--If you were a young man, with the same experience you have now, would you enter the poultry business?
38467	QUESTION 49.--Who is the best commission dealer in Boston market to whom I could consign my product?
38467	QUESTION 50.--Who is the best retail dealer?
38467	QUESTION 7.--How many birds should constitute a breeding- yard?
38467	QUESTION 8.--How shall I proportion the sexes for the best results?
38467	QUESTION 9.--How can I distinguish the sexes?
38467	Then, how about those little ducklings which have been pipped forty- eight hours?
38467	What is the cause?
38467	What is the matter?
38467	What shall I do?"
38467	Where is it?
38467	Which is the best incubator?
38467	Why not be equally frank with the poultry business?
38467	of the eggs will usually hatch?
15280	Afraid? 15280 Am I swimming straight, Lulu?
15280	And Jimmie? 15280 And did you brush your teeth?"
15280	And how may you happen to be to- day? 15280 Apples, eh?"
15280	Are you Peetie or Jackie Bow Wow?
15280	Are you afraid to go home in the dark?
15280	Are you all ready?
15280	Are you all ready?
15280	Are you going to eat me?
15280	Are you sick?
15280	Are you very sick?
15280	Aw, why did n''t you chaps come over to play ball?
15280	But are n''t you afraid of me, little boy duck; afraid of me and my sharp horns?
15280	But say, Jimmie, did you hear us singing?
15280	But say, Jimmie, do n''t you wish you could climb a tall tree, like this?
15280	But who are you?
15280	But who will save Jimmie?
15280	But why do n''t you do as I said? 15280 Ca n''t I play on your ball team?"
15280	Ca n''t we swim? 15280 Ca n''t you bite the stone loose?"
15280	Ca n''t you children play something quiet?
15280	Ca n''t you go any farther?
15280	Ca n''t you tell by the white spot on my nose? 15280 Ca n''t you tell?
15280	Can they play ball?
15280	Can we go?
15280	Can you play ball?
15280	Come, Lulu, are you all ready?
15280	Could n''t I even umpire?
15280	Could n''t you stay all night, my dear?
15280	Cute, eh?
15280	Did any of you children take my eggs?
15280	Do I look like a fox?
15280	Do n''t you wish you could?
15280	Do you really think so?
15280	Does it?
15280	Does your kite pull much?
15280	Eat you? 15280 Have you any money now?"
15280	How are you going to find him?
15280	How do you like it?
15280	How is your rheumatism?
15280	How?
15280	I wonder how she can hold her breath so long?
15280	I wonder what that can be?
15280	If you had such hard work getting to the top of the fence, how do you think you can fly across the pond?
15280	Is it gum drops?
15280	Is it, really?
15280	Is my leg broken?
15280	Jackie and Peetie Bow Wow, eh?
15280	Jimmie, is your hair combed?
15280	Let me hold it a minute, will you?
15280	Matter? 15280 May I bring them this afternoon?"
15280	May we see him?
15280	My goodness, what is that?
15280	No?
15280	Oh, can you?
15280	Oh, do you swim?
15280	Oh, is n''t this awful?
15280	Oh, so you have apples in there?
15280	Oh, whatever shall we do?
15280	Oh, will no one save him?
15280	Oh, wilt thou tell them to us?
15280	Pardon me,said Lulu, just like a telephone girl,"but did I understand you to say you were going for some sweet flag root for the fairy prince?"
15280	S''posin''she does n''t ask me anything?
15280	Shall we sing it again?
15280	Then who did sneeze and take the eggs?
15280	They grow, do n''t they?
15280	Want me to come, Alice?
15280	Was that you?
15280	Well, how did you like him?
15280	What did I tell you? 15280 What does she want?"
15280	What ever is the matter?
15280	What have we here? 15280 What have you there, my dears?"
15280	What have you there, my dears?
15280	What is it?
15280	What is the trouble?
15280	What shall I do, O fairy prince, to change you back into your own rightful shape?
15280	What will I see?
15280	What will you do with him?
15280	What''ll I say?
15280	What''s he doing?
15280	What''s that?
15280	What''s the matter?
15280	What''s your name?
15280	What? 15280 What?
15280	What? 15280 Whatever can it be?"
15280	When are we going to eat?
15280	Where are we going?
15280	Where are you going?
15280	Where''s your brother, Peetie?
15280	Which is worse?
15280	Which one is Peetie and which one is Jackie?
15280	Who are Peetie and Jackie?
15280	Who are you?
15280	Who was it?
15280	Who-- the fairy prince, the boy or the elephant?
15280	Why do you call me names?
15280	Why does Alice always make us wait while she puts on something clean?
15280	Why ever did you bring them here, little ones?
15280	Why, what''s the matter?
15280	Why?
15280	Will you come to our ball game?
15280	Will you do it, Jimmie?
15280	Will you?
15280	Wo n''t you be afraid?
15280	Wo n''t you need it?
15280	Would you be so kind as to lend me that little duck? 15280 An accident, eh? 15280 And how are your sisters, Lulu and Alice Wibblewobble?
15280	And may I ask where you are going?"
15280	And whom do you suppose it was?
15280	And with that, what do you think he did?
15280	Are the eggs gone?"
15280	As soon as she saw the children she called:"Oh, my dears, can you show me the way to Mrs. Wibblewobble''s?
15280	Billie, why ca n''t you and I teach Jimmie to climb a tree?
15280	But I think it was great for him to put out the fire, do n''t you?
15280	But do n''t you like pussy willows, Aunt Lettie?"
15280	But do you s''pose Jimmie was proud?
15280	But what do you suppose Jackie, that puppy dog, did?
15280	But what seems to be the matter?"
15280	But who is this little green boy?
15280	But why are n''t you larger, Lulu?
15280	But will you please take me home?"
15280	But you never can tell what is going to happen in this world; now can you?
15280	But, now, do you believe I am a fairy prince?"
15280	But, of course, we would n''t want to take it away from the duck children, would we?
15280	But, who are you, if I may be so bold as to ask?"
15280	Can you guess?
15280	Did you ever try?"
15280	Did you like it?"
15280	Did you see a burglar or a wolf?"
15280	Did you; eh?"
15280	Did you?
15280	Do I look like a fox?"
15280	Do n''t you know that fairies are especially made not to worry?
15280	Do n''t you want to come, too, Alice?"
15280	Do you promise never to tell?"
15280	Do you think I''m afraid?"
15280	Do you think you could swim then?"
15280	Do you think you would like that?
15280	Does any one need help?"
15280	Does n''t he speak very loudly?"
15280	Doodle?"
15280	Doodle?"
15280	Dost thou need three drops of magical water?"
15280	For, you know, a tall hat could n''t walk along by a hedge, all alone its own self, now, could it?
15280	Have you seen Uncle Wiggily Longears?
15280	Have you seen him?"
15280	He could n''t swim any more than my typewriter can, and, all at once, what do you suppose happened?
15280	He hopped into the water to cool himself off and then, when he had hopped out again, he asked:"I say, Jimmie, are your folks expecting company?"
15280	He quacked, and he squawked, and he called out:"Who broke my window?"
15280	Help me, will you; will you?"
15280	How about a story of the rat who took the eggs?
15280	How can we stop them?"
15280	How do you do that?"
15280	I just wish I had that basket of lunch now, do n''t you?
15280	Is it a really, truly one?"
15280	Is n''t it as good as your fairy prince?"
15280	Is n''t it terrible to be sick?"
15280	It is nice, sweet roots and grasses that grow down under water,"and, with that, what do you think he did?
15280	Lost in this beautiful place?"
15280	Lulu did n''t care, because she was allowed to keep the kittie for herself, and what do you think?
15280	Lulu looked down, and what do you think she saw?
15280	May he come?"
15280	No?
15280	Not the mud turtle fairy prince?"
15280	Now I call that doing something do n''t you?
15280	Now I call that too bad, do n''t you?
15280	Now was n''t that a funny thing for a duck mamma to say to her little duck girl?
15280	Now what do you think about it?
15280	Now whom do you suppose threw the ball?
15280	Now, was n''t that a good trick Jimmie played on those bad animals?
15280	Now, was n''t that a magic trick?
15280	Now, was n''t that kind of Aunt Lettie?
15280	Now, was n''t that quite an adventure?
15280	Now, was n''t that rather odd?
15280	Now, what do you suppose prevented him?
15280	Now, what do you think about that?
15280	Oh, I do seem to have the worst luck; do n''t I?"
15280	Oh, but was n''t he the bold, bad story- telling fox, though?
15280	Oh, dear me, how foolish some roosters are, anyhow, now are n''t they, really?
15280	Oh, how foolish some ducks are; now, are n''t they, honestly?
15280	Oh, was n''t he a good dog, though?
15280	Oh, was n''t he a tricky old rooster, though, eh?
15280	Oh, was n''t he the bold, ugly dog, though?
15280	Oh, yes, there was one more, puss in the corner, and whom do you suppose was the puss?
15280	Once more the trumpet sounded, and the boy called out:"Am I too late for the party?"
15280	STORY XIV LULU AND THE PUSSY WILLOWS"What shall we do now?"
15280	STORY XXII HOW ALICE CUT HER FOOT Did you ever go barefooted in the summer time?
15280	See?
15280	She popped right out of the water, and when she saw the three duck children she asked:"Did you hear me singing?"
15280	Sick?
15280	So go to sleep, and be good children, and maybe you''ll dream about Peetie and Jackie-- who knows?
15280	So he got up and he called to Lulu and Alice in the next room:"Say, do n''t you smell smoke?"
15280	So he said this little verse:"Wiggily, waggily, woggily wome, How shall I get Alice home?
15280	So he started to walk off, and then what do you think happened?
15280	So he went to look, and what do you think he found?
15280	So that is how Jimmie was saved from the waterfall, and when his papa and mamma came home they were very glad, of course, and why should n''t they be?
15280	Then Alice went right up to the mud turtle and said:"O fairy prince, art thou much hurt?"
15280	Then Jane gnawed out a little crutch for grandfather to walk with, as he was a trifle lame, and what do you think?
15280	Then Mooleyooly said, as she licked her lips with her red tongue:"What have we here?
15280	Then he lighted the candle as quickly as he could, and what do you suppose he saw?
15280	Then he looked at Lulu some more, and growled even louder, and he asked her:"What are you, a chicken or a turkey?"
15280	Then he said to Jimmie:"Why do n''t you dive down under the water the way I do?
15280	Then she heard some one saying:"Ah, good day, Mr. Fox; what have you in that bag?"
15280	Then she went home with Lulu, and Jimmie said if he ever saw that dog he would throw a stone at him, and I would n''t blame him, would you?
15280	Then what do you think happened?
15280	Then, what do you think happened?
15280	They all turned around, and whom do you think they saw coming right out of the woods?
15280	Well, as true as I''m telling you, no sooner had she made that wish about the fairy prince than a voice called out:"Who is crying?
15280	Well, that''s how things will sometimes happen in this world, wo n''t they?
15280	Well, this is the song:"I''m not afraid to wander In woodlands dark and drear, For who is there to harm me When not a soul is near?
15280	Well, were n''t those puppy dogs brave, though, to go out in the dark night?
15280	Well, would you ever imagine it?
15280	What are you calling me names for?"
15280	What are you doing here, little ones?"
15280	What do we want of a boat?"
15280	What good would money be to me?
15280	What put the notion into your heads that I ca n''t?"
15280	What''s that?
15280	What''s that?
15280	What''s that?"
15280	What''s that?"
15280	What''s your last name?
15280	Whatever shall I do?"
15280	Where are you going?"
15280	Why did n''t you do that, eh?"
15280	Why did you bring them in here?
15280	Why do you ask?"
15280	Why should I be afraid?"
15280	Why were they named Wibblewobble?
15280	Will you let me take him?"
15280	Will you take us there some day, Alice?"
15280	Would n''t you, boys and girls-- I mean, of course, you girls-- have done the same?
15280	You can play ball, ca n''t you?"
15280	You did n''t know ducks had teeth?
15280	You have n''t lived here very long, have you?"
15280	[ Illustration]"Me?
15280	and was n''t Jimmie brave to hide in the pantry and discover them?
15280	asked the old lady goat, shaking her horns again,"Do n''t they grow?"
15280	cried Lulu Wibblewobble,"where are you going this bright, beautiful, sunshiny day?"
15280	cried Lulu,"are you a fairy?"
15280	cried the little duck girl,"are you going to eat me up?"
15280	if a big fox did n''t pop out from behind a tree, and before Alice could say"How do you do?"
15280	the winds may blow and the cows may crow, But what care we for that?
15280	why start off, and, who knows?