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
34845	Did I not tell you to leave off dyeing your hair? 33983 Ah,"said he,"I watched his improvement almost day by day; and how could it be otherwise with one who was so entirely devoted to his pursuits?"
33983	And Mrs. Stetson''s hair, Clara? 33983 And do you not think I am right?"
33983	And has the storm ceased, Lewis?--is the sunshine returning?
33983	And how knew you that?
33983	And what in creation will you do?
33983	And when will you be back?
33983	And whither have they gone? 33983 And why not, pray?"
33983	And why were you expecting me?
33983	As things now are, would he refuse to receive aid from me?
33983	But certainly, Larry, you would not attempt to interfere with a marriage contract?
33983	But your brother is-- your brother, is he not?
33983	By the brook down in its thicket, Where the purple violet grows, I shall find the wild sweetbriar, And the wind- flower, and-- who knows? 33983 Do you come to rob us?
33983	Do you know her?
33983	Do you think so? 33983 Have you any oyster sauce?"
33983	Have you forgotten our mourning?
33983	Have you heard anything?
33983	Is Amy Brace living?
33983	Is he insane?
33983	Is there no other, worthy père? 33983 Is there not much there that you can comprehend, and much that you can believe, though it transcend your comprehension?
33983	Margaret,said he-- the word caused her to start as though a sword had pierced her--"you have come to forgive me?"
33983	Release you from what?
33983	So you had a dull day?
33983	Tell me, rose- bud, how is your bank now? 33983 That is for the bank, my singing- bird: it is a long time since I made a deposit, is it not?
33983	Then how is it, Cora, that you have managed so well?
33983	To whom?
33983	Was that before he was engaged to Susan?
33983	Was the dinner in good style?
33983	What can keep Madame Georgiana so long?
33983	What has become of Harry Ford?
33983	What has become of James Rogers?
33983	What is the reason of this attack?
33983	What''s that?
33983	What, then, is your object in coming here?
33983	When did you write her?
33983	Where do they live, I wonder?
33983	Who says so?
33983	Who was there, Fanny?
33983	Whom did he marry?
33983	Why are we surrounded by armed men hiding their faces beneath masks?
33983	You believed me changed into stone, or a bale of goods?
33983	You will?
33983	_ Is_ it a wet night, Nora?
33983	And what in the wide world is so hearty in its nature, or so guileless, as the singing bird?
33983	And yet what right have I, who have caused much unhappiness and so little happiness to others, to expect it hereafter?"
33983	And you resign her now?
33983	Ask him who, on the ocean dark, In unknown seas did roam, When first he spied the nearing bark, If he thought not of home?
33983	Bertram inquired of one of them if that carriage had passed the house?
33983	But Isabelle, my ward-- where is she now?
33983	But how did matters stand now that, by an unalterable decree, he had been suddenly removed from them?
33983	But what is the use of one beau among four girls?
33983	But where is Mrs. Clavering?
33983	But who shall say to the Great Arbiter of life and death, to the righteous Sovereign of the Universe, why hast thou done thus?
33983	But, before he had time to say a word, she rose and inquired if they had come to release her?
33983	But, if Mary Wollstonecraft were named, who would not express their regret, at least, that she had sinned?
33983	Clavering?"
33983	Dare you live here, When there''ll be none to guard you?
33983	Did she not rob us of Lewis?
33983	Did you ever see such a dress as Betty Clay had on?
33983	Did you notice it?
33983	Do you miss any of my pet china, my silver, or my cherished books?"
33983	Do you remember the time we last walked together by the streamlet that flows from the rock spring?"
33983	Do you wish to see it?
33983	Does Mr. Allan intend to''marry the whole family?''"
33983	Does she retain a prejudice against me?"
33983	Explain-- where did you find this precious token?
33983	Have I lost both Louise and my friend?
33983	Have you not also dreaded to mention its emptiness to your gloomy husband?"
33983	He was silent for a moment, and then he said, slowly--"And what do you propose to do?
33983	He wished to offer him the situation of head clerk in the establishment of Layton, Finlay& Co.""And what did you tell him?"
33983	How came that to pass?"
33983	How can it be otherwise when people meet expressly to eat?"
33983	How could I expect a blessing upon it?
33983	How support your wife?
33983	I do not think she intended to be"--"Then why did you notice it?"
33983	Is it asking too much of you?--too great a sacrifice, James?"
33983	Is she inclined To trust your constancy for one long year?
33983	It must be all gone now; is not your drawer empty?
33983	Nothing that will enable me to keep_ you_?
33983	Now, Henry, What says your lady- love?
33983	Now, is there nothing I can do to help Mr. Clavering that you know of?
33983	Of course, we fled to America-- to these United States; for where else do the weary find repose and the oppressed an asylum and a home?
33983	Tell me, am I selfish towards you?"
33983	That daughter of the pedagogue my son Is seeking for his wife?
33983	The child-- Where did she leave her?
33983	What Isabelle?
33983	What has all my life been worth?
33983	What has happened, bird?
33983	What has put such an insane idea into your head?"
33983	What is it, Lucy?
33983	What mattered it if her bonnet grew rusty and her gloves were mended?
33983	What was to be done?
33983	What?
33983	When Horace and Susan had withdrawn, he remarked to Henry--"That young man is engaged to Susan?"
33983	Where is Caleb, and what has become of Filmot?
33983	Where is she now?
33983	Where is she then?"
33983	Where is your book?"
33983	Where was the patron to cheer the seer upon this dreary pilgrimage?
33983	Where''s the child?
33983	Where, where art thou?
33983	Who can hear the caroling even of the tiny wren without catching its exultant spirit?
33983	Who would care for his beloved family through the long years of his unfinished venture?
33983	Who, in describing the excellence of Mrs. Hemans''writings, would think of adding that she was a virtuous woman?
33983	Who?
33983	Why was it?
33983	Will the author inform us if he is willing to wait?
33983	With whom?
33983	Would it not be well for the writer in the"International"to heed this distinction?
33983	Would you sew, ma''am?
33983	Would you waste youth, and health, and loveliness In this unthankful and laborious life?
33983	You have not parted with anything you valued, Cora?"
33983	You remember her?"
33983	You will write constantly, Cora?"
33983	_ Diable!_ are there no pretty girls in France besides this Louise?
33983	and how long ago?"
33983	and what possessed Bouchon to fall in love with the picture of this American half savage?"
33983	is he blind, who erst, untiringly, Searched wildwood, prairie, meadow, rock, and wold, For you, sweet songsters, clad in yellow gold?
33983	who?
15080	And can M. Develour think still of these things?
15080	And do you intend to lay your flirting propensities on the same altar of mutual happiness?
15080	And he stuck to it, hey, and never told them anything more?
15080	And here ended the first voyage, hey?
15080	And here endeth the third voyage, hey?
15080	And pray, madam, did n''t you let both the rooms in the second story to me for sixteen dollars?
15080	And satisfied yourself?
15080	And so you wo n''t go to Mrs Sawyer''s to- night?
15080	And the baby?
15080	And these are what you have called_ bubbles_?
15080	And what are husbands?
15080	And what are_ bubbles_, I should be glad to know, but emptiness and vanity?
15080	And what are_ bubbles_,continued papa,"what are_ bubbles_ but a''fleeting show?''"
15080	And what became of Taylor? 15080 And what do you do, then?"
15080	And what is that-- marriage?
15080	And where do you wish to go to now?
15080	And why a creature of the imagination?
15080	And yet, if I understood you aright, when you said,''I go for bubbles-- hurrah for bubbles''--you meant to speak well of them?
15080	And you are in earnest in all this?
15080	And you are in earnest in all this?
15080	And you still think the money was there?
15080	Are you?
15080	But a magazine article, my love-- bear with me, I pray you-- ought to be something better than a brilliant paradox, hey?
15080	But how?
15080	But suppose you had tried her?
15080	But what_ can_ we do, mother?
15080	But why, Hiram? 15080 By all this, I am to understand that a wife is a bubble-- hey?"
15080	By hiding a watch, for example, or a bit of gold, or a silver spoon, where nobody knew of it but yourself?
15080	Captain Watts, you mean, the lighthouse keeper?
15080	Could n''t you tighten the cap- strings a little, my dear?
15080	Could she do this_ always_ and with_ certainty_, and so that a third person might go to the treasure without help, on hearing her directions?
15080	Do you believe it is there now?
15080	Do you happen to know anything about the other two?
15080	For shame!--do hush, baby, will ye? 15080 Front?"
15080	Had n''t you better leave the little cap with me? 15080 Have I not just said?"
15080	Have you any idea what made him cry so terribly? 15080 How can they interest your friend Mr. Filmot-- a citizen of a country where everything is worked for in a plain matter- of- fact way?
15080	How many were made in all?
15080	I do n''t doubt thee,replied she, laughing;"I do n''t doubt thee in the least: but in doing so, wo n''t thou get excited?
15080	I wonder if he expects me to do that for him till he is married? 15080 In clairvoyance, too--_perhaps_?"
15080	Is it because I had it in my power to appear before the Emperor and to leave him unseen by other eyes? 15080 Is it you, Horace?"
15080	Is there anything else that can be done, Edith?
15080	Keeping a store? 15080 Look at me, will you?
15080	Must you go so soon?
15080	Oh hush, will you?
15080	Only yourself and lady?
15080	Or cram your handkerchief down his throat, or your knitting- work, or the lamp- rug?
15080	Or till he is wanted to do as much for me?
15080	Or train up a child the way he should go, hey?
15080	Perhaps you would have no objection to tell me something about the other voyages?
15080	The cistern''s out, hey? 15080 Then it is understood that I am to have your rooms at sixteen dollars?"
15080	Uncle,said Susan,"do you wish to have those letters taken to the post- office?"
15080	Upon what shall we decide, mother?
15080	Well, and the third voyage?
15080	Well, and what if it is? 15080 Well, you went ashore?"
15080	What Smith?
15080	What am I to understand by this, madam?
15080	What do you think of our niece?
15080	What else can I do?
15080	What is that?
15080	What is that?
15080	What is the matter?
15080	What is your business?
15080	What objection can be urged against it?
15080	What say you to the South Sea bubble, my dear?
15080	What school would you send her to if she should remain?
15080	What shall I do?
15080	What shall I do?
15080	What will be your charge?
15080	What?
15080	Where are the rooms?
15080	Where do you come from?
15080	Who are you, that you are so familiar with me and my friends?
15080	Why do you say that, Hiram?
15080	Why not for the best? 15080 Why what possesses you?"
15080	Why? 15080 Will not a third story front room suit you?"
15080	Will you be good enough to explain the meaning of all this, madam?
15080	Will you look at the room?
15080	Would they consent to go_ unarmed_?
15080	Would you like to have her remain with us permanently?
15080	Yes!--what living creature did you ever know who was not more of a bubble- hunter than he was anything else? 15080 You certainly do not think that a revolution is contemplated?"
15080	You do!--then why the plague did n''t you bring it home with you?
15080	You would not discourage all attempts to better one''s condition?
15080	Your husband,said he to Mrs. Clifton,"has spoken to you of the proposition I made to him respecting my niece?"
15080	_ Her!_ In what way?
15080	_ No!_ And why not, pray?
15080	A magazine article, more like--_will_ you hush?"
15080	All those times past, the loves, the sighs, the sorrows, the desires, can not they weigh down one frail misfortune?
15080	Am I to regulate the affairs of my household by what a neighbor may happen to think, hey?
15080	And Irishmen!--Are these so fond of Justice?
15080	And how should she have dressed?
15080	And what will the Peabodys think?"
15080	And what, else could you expect, pray?
15080	And when his wife threw back the light covering, and said,"_ Is n''t she beautiful_, Willis?"
15080	Are all-- All well at home?
15080	Are we to have this kicking and squalling till the cistern''s full again, hey?"
15080	Are you going to live with your uncle?"
15080	Are you willing that we should be scattered like leaves in the autumn wind?
15080	At last she grew calm; and the old question which she had never found answered to her satisfaction--"What is life?"
15080	But she said, quietly as ever--"''Everybody''might be in better business, Nell; and why is it well for Willis that you are not in my place?"
15080	But suppose they do not?
15080	But what did Henry say to it?"
15080	But, if it is dead now, how can it ever live?
15080	Can I see want stealing in upon my children, and sit and fold my hands supinely?
15080	Can not one drop of gall be his in so great heaps of sweetness?
15080	De Vere returned to Cuba, there to marry?
15080	Do you not see this clearly?"
15080	Do you think that you can bear to hear it?''
15080	Does any wife say her husband is not worthy of this honor?
15080	Does not the thought bring a feeling of painful humiliation?
15080	Dost thou remember the bedstead?"
15080	Gentlemen of the jury, are you ready To give the verdict now?
15080	Harry Bolton?
15080	Has he outlived the likeness Kept in your mind?
15080	Have you aught To say why sentence should not now be passed?
15080	How could she survive the interval that would elapse before her husband''s return?
15080	How happened this?
15080	How say ye to my soul, As a mountain bird depart?
15080	I long for sympathy-- compassion on me take: They say yon stars are worlds-- dost think''tis so?"
15080	In less than twelve months, every dollar I have will be expended; and then what are we to do?
15080	Is he a married man?
15080	Is he living?"
15080	Is he, the prisoner, guilty or not guilty?
15080	It was for to- night, if I recollect?"
15080	Now the day was gone, and the child turned homewards; but she seemed to hear in sleep that night the whispered question,"What is life?"
15080	Or is it because of the truth of my predictions?
15080	Perhaps he wanted me to take him up to bed?"
15080	Seems he another man?
15080	She is dead, then?
15080	Smith?"
15080	So say all?
15080	So say you, Mister Foreman?
15080	The changes of-- how many years have passed Since last we parted?
15080	Then the old question--"What is life?"
15080	This is not Bolton''s picture?
15080	Was this the teaching she had received from those firm old oaks who had so long stood before the storms?
15080	Well, what if it is?
15080	What can be better than a first rate education?"
15080	What can pay for all this?
15080	What can so have disturbed your young mind?
15080	What have you got there?"
15080	What is life?
15080	What is the verdict?
15080	What living creature did you ever know--""Did you speak to me, my dear?"
15080	What makes life?
15080	What should hinder?
15080	What the plague is he up for at this time o''night, hey?"
15080	What time do they intend to come?
15080	What would Captain Sanker say if he could see you thus turned into a hot- headed insurgent?"
15080	What, Bolton?
15080	What, was to be done?
15080	When I have seen a teacher exciting the emulation of a jealous- minded child; or by threats, or even by ill- timed reasoning(?
15080	Where is that orphan now?--Must I go on?
15080	Where shall I find him?
15080	Who could be happier than I?
15080	Who is the judge of friendship but adversity?
15080	Who''s with your master?
15080	Why what on earth are you thinking of?
15080	Why?
15080	Will you go with me, Susan?"
15080	Will you let my wife see the rooms, madam?"
15080	Wilt go?
15080	Wo n''t thou sleep better, and study better, and waste less time, if thou just''let well enough alone?''"
15080	Would it not be a convenient method, where it is difficult to obtain a club of five subscribers, to remit us$ 10 for a club of five years?
15080	Would you have known me had we met by chance?
15080	You can have all prepared for us?"
15080	You certainly believe there is a God, to whom you owe a debt of gratitude?''
15080	You say the sentence will be passed to- day?
15080	You understand, hey?"
15080	You''ll pay twelve dollars a week?"
15080	[ Illustration: THE SYLPHS OF THE SEASONS]***** WHAT IS LIFE?
15080	[ Illustration]"Why do you think so?"
15080	_ Ca n''t_ you keep that child still?"
15080	_ Enter_ CAPTAIN PAWLETT PAWLETT How, Belcour-- what''s the matter?
15080	ejaculated Edith, evincing great surprise,"how can you think of such a thing?"
15080	get away, will you?''
15080	glory, that only shineth in misfortune, what is become of thy assurance?
15080	or when is grace witnessed but in offences?
15080	she exclaimed--"why, what has the child been about?"