Questions

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

identifier	question
6085	Can every insult be compromised?
6085	How many cases are there, that might be enumerated, where there is no tribunal to do justice to an oppressed and deeply wronged individual?
6085	The only question the philanthropist would propound, should be, has the deed been done in the true spirit of Christian benevolence?
32878	Black?
32878	Double- money- back?
32878	Howya like''i m, Fergus?
32878	Number?
32878	Still goin''through with it?
32878	They killed him, in theah?
32878	Weste''ns?
32878	Whaa mootyaaonn?
32878	Whatcha say, tall, bones, and ugly?
32878	Where''d you trap it, Oswell?
32878	Why do n''t you go on tevee?
32878	Why in the Government do n''t you put him in the ring?
32878	Whyy theyea selll um?
32878	You want me to make out a Thrill Damage Claim?
32878	You''re not?
32878	You''re selling him?
32878	As the calves began to lie down under the trees, a white heifer- calf nuzzled Stonecypher''s hand and bawled,"Paaapy gyoing a fyightt?"
32878	He spat in a long arc and said,"That''s a new one, ai n''t it, peepin''from a butterfly?
32878	His name and number?"
32878	Let the calves back in, huh?"
32878	Reckon you''ll git into trouble?"
32878	Remember dat brown and white spotted one he kilt last year on Forrest Day?
32878	Where''d you get all that equipment?
32878	Why did n''t you tell''em it''s because I knocked you ears- over- endways, and you''re scared to fight without a gun?"
32878	Why do n''t those scientists develop synthetic elements, so that we can have atomic power again?
32878	You want us to git you outa this, Stonecypher?"
32878	Your GE number?"
32878	Your colors?
32594	And go home penniless? 32594 Any reason why I should go through with your Hubble Award idea?"
32594	Are n''t you afraid of that?
32594	But not if you are the loser?
32594	Could n''t they use the two hundred thousand?
32594	How was the sample?
32594	Is n''t it tough enough without you yap- yapping all the way?
32594	Not taking any chances, eh, Treb?
32594	Or is it only one?
32594	Shut it off, Treb, will you?
32594	So this is it, Treb?
32594	So you won it did n''t you?
32594	So?
32594	What have you lost? 32594 Why are n''t you a wrongo, Treb?"
32594	Why do n''t you send up a rocket?
32594	Why''d you have to tell me about-- Gram and Alse?
32594	Would you like to prevent your kid, or mine, from having to face this again?
32594	And will not the woman forget all else and love you?"
32594	Badly cut up are n''t they?
32594	But, why not surrender?
32594	Did you like what we just went through?
32594	How about your three wounded buddies: Wasson, Clark, and Thomason?
32594	If she did not-- it was worth knowing how little she really cared, was it not?
32594	Missed again-- or had he?
32594	To have every friend and neighbor avoid us?
32594	What about it?"
32594	What''s eating you?
32594	Why not surrender, or let Neilson capture him?
32594	Your friends and comrades dying-- my friends dead and wounded?
32594	Your health, your life?
20910	''Who are you?'' 20910 And am I taking pleasure in my bath, do you think?"
20910	And how can men die better, Than in facing fearful odds, For the ashes of their Fathers, And the temples of their Gods?
20910	And that vile odor about you? 20910 How did you get your hair wet?"
20910	What have I done,he cried, weeping,"what have my children done, that I should meet with such a fate?"
20910	What shall we do?
20910	Where have you been, sir?
20910	Where,asked Atahualpa, looking about in surprise,"are the strangers?"
20910	An''how about that one?"
20910	But where was I?
20910	Could it be that mysterious Cipango of Marco Polo, search for which had been the object of Columbus''s voyage?
20910	Did the deadly teredo bore the ship''s timbers full of holes, until she went down with all on board?
20910	Did they die of starvation in their crazy brigantine, drifting on and on while they rotted in the blazing sun, until her seams opened and she sank?
20910	Did they founder in one of the sudden and fierce storms which sometimes swept{ 27} that coast?
20910	Else how should we dispose of Nero, Tiberius, Torquemada, and gentlemen of their stripe?
20910	Fighting- chickens, eh?"
20910	Have I missed him?"
20910	Hey?
20910	How has this disaster happened?''
20910	I was paralyzed, but William burst out with a boldness that savored of an inspiration,"Why father, you here?
20910	If he and his were men, they could of course be easily exterminated, but were they men?
20910	Indeed, how can the reader help wishing that?
20910	Is he a Mormon, anyway, or what?
20910	Is that perspiration, too?"
20910	Mr. Chase,"he gasped out at last;"what is the matter?"
20910	The American flag flies over the Philippines-- shall I say forever?
20910	Think of a small-- say"skinny"--little boy, about nine or ten years old, in a purple shad- bellied coat which had been made to fit(?)
20910	Were they cast on shore to become the prey of Indians whose enmity they had provoked by their own conduct?
20910	What must have been the emotions that filled their breasts as the days dragged on?
20910	What would the result of the struggle be?
20910	Where was Guatemoc?
20910	Wherefore do you slay me without justice?
20910	Who shall decide when the doctors disagree?
20910	Whoever was in charge at the time-- perhaps Lewis-- at the interpreter''s instance[ Transcriber''s note: insistence?
20910	Why Did He Take the Name of Jones?
20910	Why is it that grown people will be so inconsiderate about a little boy''s clothes?
20910	Why is it that parents are so thoughtless about the naming of their children?
20910	Yet would it have been better for the world if the Peruvians had succeeded in expelling the Spaniards, or would it have been worse?
20910	[ 1]"What is this, Francisco Pizarro?"
20910	[ 9] Query: Does the reader not wish that the Peruvians had succeeded?
20910	cried the ticket man, appalled{ 326} at the sight,"How many blame children has the mayor of the town got?
20910	exclaimed Sandoval;''are these the great counsels, and artifices of war which you have always been wo nt to show us?
20910	what is this?''
20910	{ 250}"What if he kills you or disables you?"
44117	A lady, did you say? 44117 Afterwards?
44117	Ah, ha-- what do I see?--Sub- lieutenant Romashov? 44117 Ah, my dear fellow,"replied Liech, as his head drooped with a dejected look--"are you, too, such a coxcomb as the others?
44117	Allah?
44117	And Russian too?
44117	And for what purpose is the rifle given you?
44117	And the pass- word?
44117	And what''s the use of it? 44117 And yet he dances?"
44117	And you never visit Alexandra Petrovna?
44117	And you think I should condescend to exchange cuts with the tag- rag of the streets? 44117 Angry with you?
44117	Any news? 44117 Are n''t you ashamed of yourself?"
44117	Are n''t you well?
44117	Are you cold?
44117	Are you dancing, Romashov? 44117 Are you going now?"
44117	Beloved?
44117	Besides, what is woman? 44117 Besiäev?
44117	Biek, can you perform a test of strength like that?
44117	Bondarenko, who is out there still? 44117 Books, did you say?
44117	But how can it be helped? 44117 But how can so gifted, far- sighted, and wide- awake a man as you rush, with his eyes open, to his own destruction?
44117	But it would be far better if you could answer the following question:''What are the requisites for a good line of battle?'' 44117 But perhaps there are works of that nature, though we do not yet know them?"
44117	But suppose the revolver were left at home?
44117	But what is the matter with him? 44117 But who''s that riding down there?
44117	But why all this unnecessary and stupid cruelty? 44117 But why cudgel your brains over this?
44117	But, Ivan Antonovich, tell me why the learned have never made such an attempt?
44117	But, my friend,he translated into Russian,"why so?
44117	Ca n''t you recognize your own commander, your own captain?
44117	Can we be overheard?
44117	Come, Shurochka,he said to his wife,"what in the world are you thinking about?
44117	Did you forget that I told you to keep your self- control when you met_ him_? 44117 Do I understand that you wanted to run away?
44117	Do n''t call me Shurochka-- do you hear? 44117 Do n''t you know how to stand in the presence of your commanding officer?
44117	Do n''t you think I''ve something better to do than occupy myself with rubbish of that sort?
44117	Do you hear what I say?
44117	Do you often visit them?
44117	Do you recollect the Schreiberovsky gymnastics in Slesarev''s time?
44117	Do you remember, Athanasi Kirillich, what cramming and theorizing--''range,''elevation, etc.--went on from morning to night? 44117 Do you snore when you sleep, my pretty creature?"
44117	Do you think I do n''t know this woman, this Lilliput queen, and her intrigues? 44117 Do you think of resigning?
44117	Do you think views such as Captain Sliva''s are worthy of an officer? 44117 Do you?"
44117	Gentlemen, have you heard what happened to the Adjutant of the 4th Regiment?
44117	Gentlemen, wo n''t you allow me to finish what I was going to say?
44117	Good morning, Ivan Antonovich, have you got any fresh animals? 44117 Gracious, my good sir, why do you look so miserable?
44117	Ha, look at Prince Hamlet,shouted Viätkin,"whence and whither?
44117	Hainán,he whispered, looking shyly askance at the door,"Hainán, go and tell him he shall have his''tip''to- night-- for certain, do you hear?
44117	Hard to remember, did you say?
44117	Hark you, Yuri Alexievich, shall we tell the little darlings in a whisper what an innocent you are? 44117 Has he told you this?"
44117	Has some one beaten you, eh? 44117 Has there been any message from Lieutenant Nikoläiev?"
44117	Have you been to the menagerie?
44117	Have you ever seen such a nasty brute? 44117 Have you had a go at it yet, Romashov?"
44117	Have you had dinner?
44117	How can any one handle a sabre so badly? 44117 How do you do, Yuri Alexievich?
44117	How does all this nonsense get into my head?
44117	How in the world can a day that began so happily as this ever end sadly and sorrowfully? 44117 How is Maria Viktorovna?"
44117	How long do you intend to sit brooding here? 44117 I ca n''t say, your Excellency?
44117	I hope you slept well,or"Your Honour has, I suppose, as usual, had pleasant dreams?"
44117	I love?
44117	I shall never forgive you this, do you hear? 44117 I suppose you do not happen to know why I am sent for?"
44117	I was not building castles in the air, but repeating to myself''_ Unser-- unser._''Is n''t it a funny word?
44117	I will not allow any one to treat me in such a manner, do you hear? 44117 Internal enemies-- enemies----""You do n''t know it?"
44117	Is Nasanski at home?
44117	Is n''t he a blockhead, Count?
44117	Is n''t he charming? 44117 Is the Colonel at home?"
44117	Khliabnikov, is it you?
44117	Lieutenant Romashov, why do you never come to thee uth?
44117	Listen, my friend, what are your views on the restoration of the monarchy in France at the present day?
44117	Maria Viktorovna?
44117	Mine? 44117 My beloved,"whispered Romashov,"do n''t you feel how near I am to you, how much I love you?"
44117	My dearest Romochka-- my good, faint- hearted, simple, timorous Romochka-- have I not already told you that this day is ours? 44117 No, stop, dear boy-- whither away?
44117	Not call? 44117 Now, Bondarenko, suppose that you were standing at arms, and the commander came to you and asked:''What is that in your hands, Bondarenko?''
44117	Of course he''s at home-- where else should he be? 44117 Of the duel?
44117	Oh, I beg your pardon-- will you have some tea?
44117	Oh, my dear fellow, what does that matter?
44117	One instant-- look here-- you''ll allow me? 44117 Or to go up to that grey- bearded General and say:''Are n''t you ashamed, at your age, to play with soldiers and torture men?
44117	Ought we not to celebrate this remarkable event by just a peep into the mess- room?
44117	Pavel Pavlich, is it a fact that Biek is a Circassian by birth?
44117	Perhaps it is my seconds waiting to communicate to me the conditions of the duel?
44117	Perhaps you would like me to stay with you?
44117	President, am I bound to reply to all questions that are put to me?
44117	President, will you permit me to put a question?
44117	Really?
44117	Rival?
44117	Romochka?
44117	Russian, do you say? 44117 Shall I enter the reserves?
44117	Shall I not lay out your Honour''s new uniform?
44117	Shall I throw it all up? 44117 Shurochka, what is''rival''in German?"
44117	So? 44117 Soltuis, what is a sentry?"
44117	Stepan, have they brought the orders of the day yet?
44117	Tell me candidly, Romashov, have you any fear?
44117	The white gentleman? 44117 Two or three little Jewess girls were there, but what is that to do with me?
44117	Well, Captain, is he a good soldier?
44117	Well, admitting that,resumed Nasanski gently, with his tender, sorrowful eyes fixed on Romashov,"what does that signify?
44117	Well, and what else?
44117	Well, one rouble, then?
44117	Well, then, you''re, of course, a son of Sergei Petrovich Shishkin?
44117	Well, well, what have you brought this for, Pavel Pavlich? 44117 Well, what do you say to this?"
44117	Well?
44117	Wh- a- at? 44117 What are you laughing at, Captain Osadchi?
44117	What business had I here?
44117	What can that be?
44117	What did I tell you just now, simpleton? 44117 What did she say?"
44117	What do you do at home?
44117	What do you mean? 44117 What do you really mean by war nowadays?
44117	What do you say, gentlemen; shall we start?
44117	What do you suppose all this cunningly reared edifice that is called the profession of arms really is? 44117 What do you want now?"
44117	What do you want with it?
44117	What does this mean?
44117	What happened afterwards?
44117	What has happened; what is the matter? 44117 What is Holy Church''s opinion about it?"
44117	What is dying? 44117 What is it?"
44117	What is she saying?
44117	What is the use of it? 44117 What is there left for you to do under the circumstances?"
44117	What is war after all?
44117	What kind of work, you blockhead?
44117	What news, Biek?
44117	What news? 44117 What shall I do?"
44117	What the deuce are you about? 44117 What the devil does he mean by keeping the company all this time?"
44117	What was I thinking of just now? 44117 What was it I was thinking of?"
44117	What was that?
44117	What were you thinking about just before I came, Vasili Nilich?
44117	What word was it that she would not or dared not say aloud?
44117	What''s your name?
44117	What, do you dare?
44117	What, in the name of goodness, are you two doing here?
44117	What? 44117 What?
44117	Whatever shall we do with you, Khliabnikov? 44117 When am I to find time for that?
44117	Where are we?
44117	Where are you?
44117	Where did this come from?
44117	Where were you going, my friend? 44117 Where were you going?"
44117	Where''s my_ Ego_ now?
44117	Who are you?
44117	Who do you suppose believes in the reality of an existence after this one? 44117 Who has shot himself?
44117	Who is on the other side of that wall?
44117	Who is standing here and gaping at that black crack in the floor?--Is it really I? 44117 Who was the girl for whom you were exercising your arts of seduction down there, you lady- killer?"
44117	Who''s there?
44117	Why can not we part as friends?
44117	Why did n''t you come this morning and taste our pasty?
44117	Why do you poke your nose into all that?
44117	Why is this important for the third?
44117	Why not_ do svishvezia_? 44117 Why, oh, why have you done this?"
44117	Why? 44117 Will it help?"
44117	Would you like anything?
44117	Yes, did n''t I say so? 44117 Yes?"
44117	Yesterday, when he favoured the 4th Company with a visit, he shouted:''Who dares to thrust the regulations in my face? 44117 You are so wonderful to- day-- has anything happened?"
44117	You lead the dance to- night, eh?
44117	You remember, that evening-- at the picnic? 44117 You understand-- her nerves; but, you know, at this time of year----""But why did she not come with you?
44117	You''ll take one, wo n''t you?
44117	You''ve heard, I suppose, what happened to an Adjutant of the 4th Regiment who bought himself a circus- horse? 44117 _ Unser_, did you say?"
44117	''Good fighting order''?
44117	''How are these qualities best acquired in time of peace?''
44117	''Well,''I said to him,''how much will you venture on that-- twenty-- ten-- fifteen?''
44117	''What are the most necessary qualities of an officer in time of war?''
44117	''What training do you give your company?
44117	''Who goes there?''
44117	*****"May I accompany you home?"
44117	--Romashov, who for a second was unable to breathe, slowly approached the bed on tip- toe--"Shurochka, you here?"
44117	A Russian Infantry lieutenant playing the part of the chaste Joseph?
44117	A drunkard or a sleep- walker?"
44117	A masterstroke, eh?"
44117	Ah, well, what would be the consequence?
44117	Alas, where shall I go-- what will become of me?"
44117	Am I, as a human being, so uninteresting?
44117	And besides, have you ever heard of an officer leaving the service of his own free will?
44117	And can you imagine such a curmudgeon?
44117	And for what?
44117	And in the same doleful tone he added suddenly,"_ Mon cher ami_, do you happen to have-- what do you call it-- three roubles?"
44117	And is it not revolting that such old bags of bones should be suffered to insult their subordinates with impunity?
44117	And now, Ovechkin, tell me, whom do we call external enemies?"
44117	And was not all this then merely a dream, a fairy tale?
44117	And what about rioters, socialists, revolutionaries?
44117	And what is energy?"
44117	And what would happen after that?
44117	And why are you so happy?"
44117	And why is he placed there, Pakhorukov?"
44117	And why?
44117	And why?
44117	And you think, perhaps, that this is innate or inherited greed?
44117	And, besides, what answer could he make?
44117	And, besides, what should he give her?
44117	Anyhow it''s a human being; but who can it be?
44117	Are n''t you from Pevsa?
44117	Are you attending?"
44117	Are you cold?
44117	Are you not afraid that some one may come?"
44117	Are you not frightened at the mere thought of the depths into which we have both sunk, without even a spark of love that might redeem the crime?
44117	Are you out of your mind?"
44117	Are you quite comfortable?''
44117	Are you thinking of opening a bazaar or a general shop?
44117	Are you writing verses?"
44117	At any rate, I suppose we can take a glass of vodka together?"
44117	Beside himself with fury, he turned round and said in a sharp tone--"Who is the youngest officer here?"
44117	Besides, what is there in this life which is not forgotten?"
44117	But centuries pass away, and what do we see now?
44117	But directly Romashov turned back to him he said loudly and kindly:"His Excellency-- well, how does it go on, Khliabnikov?"
44117	But have you ever thought what an irresistible, bewitching might there is in the past, in our recollections?
44117	But he did not know what size she wore-- sweets, then?
44117	But if all this be buried and brought to naught-- country, enemies, honour, and all the other big words-- what has all this to do with_ my Ego_?
44117	But in the town the sweets were notoriously nasty, therefore something else-- scent-- a fan?
44117	But is that the way to stand?
44117	But perhaps Maria Viktorovna is not coming to the soirée to- night?"
44117	But perhaps you have some private, secret cause for hating him?"
44117	But the 1st Company had hardly marched fifty paces before they heard the General''s angry and impatient voice exclaim--"What the deuce is this?
44117	But the troops, the soldiers who heard every single insulting word of the Adjutant''s-- what would they think?
44117	But there is one awkward thing-- I mean, will there be sufficient carriages?
44117	But wait just a moment, Ensign; have you heard the story of Moltke-- about the great Field- Marshal Moltke, the strategist?"
44117	But what are you doing?
44117	But what are you frightened of, Lbov?
44117	But what can he teach us, and what does he know himself, of animals and their inner life?
44117	But what could it be then?
44117	But what do you know about him?
44117	But what else can one expect from a fool like that, who does not know what is going on under his nose?
44117	But what right have you----?"
44117	But what will become of me?"
44117	But what''s up with you?
44117	But when the whole of mankind without exception has shouted:''We will no longer tolerate bloodshed,''who will then dare to assail us?
44117	But where was it we left off?"
44117	But who is it then he kills?--this miserable living clod of earth that arrogates to himself the proud name of_ man?_ Is it himself or his neighbour?
44117	But who is it then he kills?--this miserable living clod of earth that arrogates to himself the proud name of_ man?_ Is it himself or his neighbour?
44117	But why are you always so pitiable?
44117	But why did I tremble before those ghosts and why could they compel me to do such a lot of unnecessary, idiotic, unpleasant things?
44117	But, I beg your pardon, Romashov; why should I bore you with my silly, long- winded stories?"
44117	But, in that case, where do you think of going?
44117	By the way, do you know who it is?"
44117	Can any reasonable being tell me why I should crush my head so that the generation in the year 3200 may attain a higher standard of happiness?
44117	Can that be called military tact and discipline?
44117	Captain Duvernois?
44117	Come here and let me give you a real Russian kiss, right on the mouth-- do you hear?"
44117	Darling, do you understand me now?"
44117	Did I put you under arrest?
44117	Did you understand me?
44117	Do I know anything about them?
44117	Do I know him?
44117	Do n''t you think so yourself?
44117	Do n''t you understand that it is quite plainly your bounden duty to slay this serpent brood, to put a stop at once to this insidious slander?
44117	Do you follow me, Romashov?"
44117	Do you hear?
44117	Do you know that story about the two captains who made a pretty heavy bet as to which of them had in his company the best trencher- man?
44117	Do you know who I am?
44117	Do you know why I am so brave and reckless to- day?
44117	Do you mean to tell me that it is natural to kill?"
44117	Do you mean to tell me you would call it a gun?
44117	Do you really think that you are now serving any good, useful, and reasonable purposes?
44117	Do you think I have nothing to put up with, either?
44117	Do you think I''ll pick up your balls?"
44117	Do you understand me now?"
44117	Do you understand?
44117	Do you understand?
44117	Do you want some porridge?
44117	Does not this word suggest the idea of something long, thin, lanky, and having a sting-- a long, twisting insect, poisonous and repulsive?"
44117	First, where and how was he to obtain a name- day present for Shurochka?
44117	For a person one loves, one can, you know, sacrifice the whole world, and now I ask of you only this one thing; but can you?
44117	For here, my friend, what do you suppose our life is, and how will such a miserable existence as ours end some day?"
44117	For instance, when his friends paid him a visit, Viätkin used to say to his orderly, a Moldavian,"Busioskul, have we any champagne in the cellar?"
44117	Gracious God, when shall this dream be fulfilled?"
44117	Hard work?
44117	Have I committed any crime-- theft-- murder?
44117	Have n''t you ever been here before?"
44117	Have you invariably shown my wife, Alexandra Petrovna, due regard and respect?"
44117	Have you seen her?
44117	Have you tried the struggle and seriousness of life?
44117	He answered laughingly,''Why should n''t we now and then, like the dogs, howl at the moon?''"
44117	He has been tippling again?
44117	He rushed forward so rapidly that he did not even hear Biek- Agamalov hiss his last question--"Will you be silent?
44117	Hi, you thick nose"( he pointed to a young soldier in the ranks),"your name''s Kovál?"
44117	His Captain, furious with indignation, sent for his sergeant- major, and said:''What made you send me a creature like that?
44117	His wandering, furtive glances rested at last on Romashov as if he would ask the question:"Have you heard anything or have you not?"
44117	How can that be proved?
44117	How could he condescend to treat a dog as if it were an intelligent, rational being?
44117	How could they venture to annoy and insult my Ego-- these miserable spectres?"
44117	How dare you?"
44117	How do you fold up a cloak, Vedenyeev?
44117	How is the punishment- list?"
44117	How many know and feel what happiness, what delightful tortures exist in an undying, hopeless love?
44117	How many precious days have you wasted in practising this_ corps de ballet_?
44117	How much joy does not sight alone give us, and so, too, music, the scent of flowers, and woman''s love?
44117	How much longer am I to wait while you get ready to answer?"
44117	How shall I dare to deceive, insult, or ill- treat another man, in whom I see and feel my fellow, who, like myself, is a god?
44117	How shall I ever be able to thank you?"
44117	How shall I manage to transport all my fishes?
44117	How should I know?
44117	How would that do, eh?"
44117	However, may I candidly admit that I am a trifle embarrassed?
44117	I advise you to do so, for I myself have tasted freedom, and if I crept into my dirty cage again, whose fault was it?
44117	I am a Russian officer of gentle birth,_ comprenez- vous_?
44117	I despise you, do you hear?
44117	I do n''t remember seeing him here before?"
44117	I do not mean any difference in the service, but a cause of a quite-- er-- if I may so put it, domestic nature?"
44117	I mean, of course, what post are you supposed to occupy?"
44117	If the Germans were to attack us suddenly, who would defend Russia?"
44117	Internal enemies are those who resist the law; for example, who shall we----?"
44117	Is he a bachelor, or has he a wife and children?
44117	Is he angry-- or jealous, or have I bored him to death?"
44117	Is it a fact that he has begun to drink heavily?"
44117	Is it a funeral or a torch procession?
44117	Is it a matter of supreme indifference to you that my wife-- that her good name-- has been the subject of scandal and slander?
44117	Is it anything important?
44117	Is it the chief thing in life?
44117	Is it true that all individuals possess a similar Ego?
44117	Is n''t it an unpleasant sensation to know that our thoughts lead us, and not we our thoughts?
44117	Is n''t that how you give your commands?"
44117	Is n''t that so?
44117	Is n''t this dreadful?
44117	Is not this comparison of mine between the monastic orders and the military caste logical?
44117	Is that the way to go on?"
44117	Is there any news?
44117	It pains me so; but, tell me, do you wish me to avoid the duel, and send him an apology?
44117	It''s blue, but why?
44117	Just look at this creature"( he gave Sharafutdinov a sound slap on the mouth)--"is this a Russian soldier?
44117	Last year a young soldier in Osadchi''s company hanged himself-- Osadchi?
44117	Listen, Romochka, do you ever fly in your dreams?"
44117	Look, there''s a shadow visible behind the drawn curtain-- can it be_ she_?
44117	Might it not, in that case, be more correct to demand of him an explanation or satisfaction?
44117	My goodness, I stood there staring for a couple of hours-- but what are you laughing at?"
44117	Now, can this be called war when you fire a couple of shots at the enemy at a distance of fifteen_ versts_, and then return home in triumph as a hero?
44117	Of course the General has saluted, but why do n''t my men respond?--What''s this?"
44117	Of what does his life consist?
44117	Oh, it''s you, Hainán-- and who''s in there?"
44117	Oh, you good old chap, perhaps you are sitting thinking of that ten- rouble note which was never returned to you?
44117	Or he is very poor?
44117	Osadchi drained his glass, nibbled a crisp radish, and said in a tone of indifference--"Well, what is the verdict?"
44117	Perhaps I have come at an inconvenient time?"
44117	Perhaps he has some trouble at home?
44117	Perhaps it is only I who have it?
44117	Perhaps you do not know that my mother was a Greek?"
44117	Perhaps you meant to kill yourself?"
44117	Perhaps you think it''s no good?
44117	Perhaps you think that I want to enter a cadet school for instruction?
44117	Pies?
44117	Romashov cautiously took up the long crochet threads hanging from the ball, and said--"What do you call this sort of work?"
44117	Romashov said in a shy tone:"Are you tired?
44117	Romashov started in terror, and roared out angrily--"What the devil do you want?"
44117	Salutary, useful work, music, art, science, where were they?
44117	Scent?
44117	Second Company, Taliman?
44117	Shall I go?"
44117	Shall I leave the service?
44117	Shall I put on undress or parade uniform?"
44117	She began at once to chatter and lisp at her usual pace:"Where have you been all this time?
44117	She opened her eyes, took a deep breath, and, as she turned her lively, smiling countenance to Romashov, said--"Was that all right?"
44117	Sliva went from platoon to platoon, stooping and walking slowly, finding fault and making coarse remarks:"Is that the way to hold a rifle?
44117	So now you are trying to throw the blame on your Colonel, are you?
44117	Some one has ordered me to sit here, and I shall sit here; but who has authorized him to order this?
44117	Somebody once remarked,''Your Excellency, you mean the arms of Morpheus?''
44117	Sorrowful and bewildered, he said to her:"What can I do?"
44117	Suddenly she said to him in a low, trembling voice--"Romochka, are you happy?"
44117	Sweets or gloves?
44117	Take another name-- Khutinski?"
44117	Tell me then, was there any special cause of mutual enmity between you and Lieutenant Nikoläiev?
44117	That Nikoläiev was angry or jealous?
44117	That strange expression"in spite of that"--what could it mean?
44117	That very day I shall cast him off as a worthless thing, and go my own way-- where?
44117	That''s what you meant, eh?"
44117	The Treasury official turned white, but forced a smile, and answered in an affable tone--"Excuse me, gentlemen, but ca n''t we join?
44117	The men must be taught their business, or what would happen if war suddenly broke out?"
44117	The only question is, What could we do if we were not in the service?
44117	The youngest Miss Michin suddenly called out--"Gentlemen, where are the violets?
44117	Then a voice from the crowd was heard to exclaim--"Is he drunk?"
44117	This done, she turned to the Colonel and asked him, just as if they had been absolutely alone in the dining- room--"Who is this?
44117	This is my simple process of reasoning:''Why have we officers?''
44117	This is only on a par with ordinary slaughter, is it not?
44117	Thou art almighty, Thou art good, Thou seest and hearest everything-- why hast Thou suffered injustice and malice so to triumph over me?"
44117	Vulley vous du tay, musseur?"
44117	Well, have you tried it?"
44117	Well, how are you, my dear Georgi?
44117	Well, how do you think the affair ended?
44117	Well, the 1st Company, Osadchi?"
44117	Well, what more-- what is there to make a fuss about?
44117	Well, what more?
44117	What about it?"
44117	What am I to do without cigarettes?
44117	What am I?
44117	What are they who remain for any time in the service?
44117	What are we?
44117	What are you doing at the side entrance?
44117	What are you keeping your mouth open for, Kartashov?
44117	What are you sticking there for, then?
44117	What charm----""Have you read in the newspapers about the duel between two officers?"
44117	What did I do?
44117	What did I utter during this short moment of my existence?
44117	What did it mean?
44117	What do we know about the cat, horse, cow, and pig?
44117	What do you feed them on, Captain?
44117	What do you know about anything?
44117	What do you mean by the Colours?"
44117	What do you mean?"
44117	What do you say of a chap like that?
44117	What do you say yourself?"
44117	What do you see there?''
44117	What do you suppose a dog is to such a learned bigwig?
44117	What do you suppose is his fate?
44117	What do you suppose our lot would be if I acted otherwise?
44117	What do you think of the moonlight?
44117	What does that mean?
44117	What does the sum of knowledge amount to that you have learnt at the infants''school, the Cadet School, at the Military Academy, at mess?
44117	What else?"
44117	What had his life been?
44117	What has happened?"
44117	What has happened?"
44117	What have I done to bring my soul nearer to their souls, my Ego to theirs?
44117	What is it?"
44117	What is love?
44117	What is love?''
44117	What is the meaning of it all?"
44117	What is the obstacle, then?
44117	What is the time?"
44117	What is this foolery?
44117	What lieutenant?"
44117	What made you do it?"
44117	What nonsense is this?
44117	What offence can I-- a miserable worm, a grain of sand-- have committed against Thee?
44117	What ought you to answer?"
44117	What sort of a man is he?
44117	What the devil are you doing?
44117	What the devil have I to do with them?
44117	What the devil''s the use of a sabre to me?
44117	What then would be likely to happen?
44117	What then?
44117	What to him signify the service, the colours, the parades, censures of his superiors, or the honour of the warrior?
44117	What understanding or experience is there amongst such things?
44117	What white gentleman?"
44117	What will be the result?
44117	What will you do then?"
44117	What would that be in comparison with all the mysterious terrors of death?
44117	What''s a St- a- a- n- dard?
44117	What''s she doing?
44117	What''s she thinking of?
44117	What''s up?"
44117	What, then, is war with all its hecatombs of dead and the science of war, which teaches us the best methods of murdering?
44117	What?
44117	When the magician catches sight of the soldier, he roars at him like this:''What''s a soldier to me?
44117	Where are you off to?
44117	Where are you, Captain?
44117	Where have you been all this time?
44117	Where is a poor devil like me to get money?
44117	Where shall I go?"
44117	Where''s that slave of yours?
44117	Where?
44117	Where?
44117	White with suppressed rage, he answered in a low, hoarse voice and a forced and bitter smile--"What reason have you to mention Nasanski''s name?
44117	Who are our internal enemies?"
44117	Who asked for your services?
44117	Who can put up with it in the long run?"
44117	Who dares...?
44117	Who gave you leave?"
44117	Who is nearer and dearer to me than myself?
44117	Who is the commander of this corps?"
44117	Who is the commander of this corps?"
44117	Who is there then to raise up, instruct, and console the brutally used slave, Khliabnikov, and say to him,"Shake hands with me, brother"?
44117	Who is this Osadchi?
44117	Who is to blame for this?
44117	Who saddled me with you?
44117	Who shall preserve the land of your sires when the foe rushes over its boundaries?
44117	Who the devil will have s- such an officer?''"
44117	Who will pay for the mirror, the furniture, the bottles, the girls?"
44117	Who will suffer more from this than I?
44117	Whom?
44117	Why all this inconsistency?
44117	Why can not I, too, compose something similar?"
44117	Why do I not dare?
44117	Why do n''t you answer?"
44117	Why do n''t you come and speak to me?"
44117	Why do you both look so cross?
44117	Why not say_ do svidánia_?
44117	Why not then show your moral courage in a still higher degree by refusing to fight this duel?"
44117	Why on earth do I come?"
44117	Why take prisoners and waste time and strength for them?
44117	Why, then, do you live together?"
44117	Will he see me?"
44117	Will it suit?"
44117	Will you have some tea?"
44117	Will you?"
44117	With an exaggerated theatrical gesture she fired at him the following sarcasm--"Did any one ever hear such a thing before?
44117	With you there is only one thought,''How shall I best please the General at the review?''
44117	Would you like a cigarette?
44117	Yet, why?
44117	You are from the Narovtschátski district?"
44117	You are taken prisoner, and then they say to you:''My poor friend, how are you?
44117	You are the only man here whom I can associate with-- as a friend-- do you hear?
44117	You have nothing, and I have nothing-- what''s to be done?
44117	You hear?
44117	You know, I suppose, what that is?
44117	You must certainly know what the Scripture says:''Do not destroy the soul,''and what are you doing?
44117	You remember, Pavel Pavlich, General Aragonski and his everlasting gunnery instructions?"
44117	You seem to- day as if you meant kicking over the traces?"
44117	You understand me?"
44117	You understand?
44117	You understand?"
44117	You''re wanting to be off, I suppose, on some spree or dissipation?
44117	_ Pourquoi donc?_ Really, how shall I say it?
44117	_ Pourquoi donc?_ Really, how shall I say it?
44117	_ Unser-- unser-- unser._""What are you mumbling to yourself about, Romashov?"
44117	_ Unser._ Why is it funny?"
44117	he whispered, pointing to the door of the Colonel''s room;"but what the deuce does it matter?"
44117	how long have you been here?"
44117	interrupted Lbov, with a laugh;"have you heard what General Dokturov[2] remarked about the Adjutants in the infantry?
44117	it is you?
44117	said Romashov sadly,"and why----?
44117	what are you doing?"
44117	what do I see-- the Colossus of Rhodes?
44117	what had it consisted of?
44117	what has come to you?
44117	what is it all about?"
44117	what''s the matter?"
44117	where are you going?"
44117	who do you suppose understands the infinite meaning of this holy word?
44117	who, you know, may be a miserable slave, a Hottentot, a leper, or an idiot?
44117	why could we not have stayed at home and enjoyed ourselves in our pretty, shady garden?
44117	why should n''t I look up Nasanski, just to annoy_ her_?"
44117	you too?"