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50575	But who was to superintend it?
50575	But,it may be asked,"why is a fire not always kept burning, and steam constantly at high pressure?"
50575	Can not provision be made against loss by fire?
50575	Have they the squirts at work, good- man?
50575	How can the firemen climb up there?
50575	Prithee, good master, what''s o''fire?
50575	Ready?
50575	Shall we have a quiet night, Jack?
50575	Then, how about the fire- escape?
50575	Well, you''ve had your first big fire, Newall; how d''ye like it?
50575	Where is the fire?
50575	Will it be a life- saving job, d''ye think, mate?
50575	And if Rome, the Mistress of the World, was so ill- provided, what must have been the condition of other places?
50575	But if fire can not be entirely prevented, could not some method be devised of automatically quenching the flames directly they break forth?
50575	But probably a novice would ask,"Where is the boiler?
50575	But the other?
50575	But was nothing done to extinguish the fire?
50575	Could no help be given?
50575	Had mediæval Europe anything better to show?
50575	Have you ever seen a fire choked in a minute?
50575	How can they work in such shallow water?
50575	How does the air- chamber work?
50575	How had the firemen obtained a blazing fire and hot steam so soon?
50575	How have the fire- services of the day reached their present great position?
50575	How is it done?
50575	How, then, are these results obtained?
50575	In the meantime, what was being done in England?
50575	The companies were asked,"Will you increase your organization?"
50575	What appliances would the Londoners have had?
50575	What if another great fire had broken out in those dark January days?
50575	What is going to happen?
50575	What think you of chemical fire- engines, some so small as to be easily carried on a man''s back?
50575	What think you of muslin that will not flame, of ceilings that will pour forth water by themselves, of glass bottles that break and choke the fire?
50575	What would you do?
50575	What, then, is this invention, and what is its great value to a fire- engine?
50575	What, then, is this story of the fight against fire?
50575	Which structure will be first extinguished?
50575	Would the tide rise in time to allow the ships to be hauled out?
50575	Would you like to know them, and see them at work?
50575	and how is it done?
50575	or of curtains and screens and fabrics that stubbornly refuse to yield?
50575	what can I do?
21695	''Ow much d''you think''e''ll get, Bloater?
21695	Ah, Joe,--that you?
21695	Ah, why indeed?
21695	An''she''ll not take no denial, wo n''t she?
21695	And w''ere abouts may she live?
21695	Bin much doin'', Bob?
21695	But how could the burning of his goods put him all right?
21695	But how do they mean to go about it?
21695	But tell me, Joe, how has the operation succeeded?
21695	But what if he was too strong for you?
21695	But what_ is_ this new plan?
21695	But, tell me, what did Mrs Dashwood want with you?
21695	By the way, have you heard of that new method of putting out fires that somebody has invented?
21695	Come in, Mr Sparks, you''ve heard of your poor brother- in- law''s accident, I suppose?
21695	Did you get your tasks well to- day, Fred?
21695	Did you not hear? 21695 Did your conscience tell you that?"
21695	Did''e ask you to let''i m''ide''ere?
21695	Did_ you_ do that?
21695	Do n''t I know''is name-- at least part of it; an''the''abitation of''is wife, or sweet-''eart, or sister, or suthin''o''that sort?
21695	Do n''t you remember, Joe, how perseveringly we followed you in former days when_ I_ was the Bloater and_ he_ was Little Jim?
21695	Hallo, Jim, wot''s up?
21695	Have a glass, Joe?
21695	Have you got anything to do yet?
21695	Have you?
21695	How do you know that?
21695	I say, that''s drawin''it rather fine, ai n''t it?
21695	If I do n''t suit you, why did you marry me?
21695	It''s''ard work to''ave to go playin''at fires doorin''the day, an''puttin''of''em out doorin''the night, Joe; ai n''t it?
21695	No? 21695 No?"
21695	Not dead?
21695	Now ai n''t it wexin''?
21695	Now then, Gunpowder, come on; wot do you mean by it-- eh? 21695 Number 6, I believe; but why are you so particular in your inquiries about her?"
21695	Oh, Phil, how are you?
21695	Oh, you are anxious to see the bobbies, are you? 21695 So, you wo n''t tell me before you go, what sort of employment you''ve got?"
21695	Take a good look at him, Jeff; you''ll know him again?
21695	The number?
21695	Therefore,said the Bloater, with emphasis,"you and I shall''ave to keep our heyes on''i m, sha n''t we?"
21695	W''y not, Molly? 21695 W''y not, Molly?"
21695	W''y,''ow should''ee know hanythink about streets? 21695 Was that a good reason for neglecting your dooty?"
21695	Well, Bob, what''s the news? 21695 Well, Jim,"asked the strapping youth, as he gazed pensively on this prospect,"what d''you think of it?"
21695	Well, that bein''''ow it is, we han''t let''i m off just yet, d''ye see? 21695 What do you refer to, Bob-- our view or the wedding?"
21695	What''ll never be?
21695	What''s Joe wanted for?
21695	What''s the lady''s name, Martha?
21695	Where away?
21695	Whereabouts is it?
21695	Who''s Martha?
21695	Who''s let''i m off, stoopid?
21695	Why not, Phil?
21695	Why not, Phil?
21695	Will you not consent to give up a thorough scoundrel, who every one condemns?
21695	Women are tryin''hard, I believe, to get the right to vote for members; w''y not go the whole hog and vote themselves in?
21695	Wot_ is_ to be done?
21695	Would you shelter a_ guilty_ man?
21695	You do n''t mean to say, Mag, that he''s a- goin''to-- to-- knock under?
21695	You''ll come and have a cup of tea, Phil? 21695 You''re sure it was Sparks, are you?"
21695	Ai n''t it funny?"
21695	And what of the loss?
21695	Are you ready?"
21695	As Mrs Crashington replied only by sobbing, he continued, after a few minutes--"Does the doctor say it''s all up, Mag?"
21695	At the conclusion of a remark, he looked up in Mrs Dashwood''s puzzled face, and said,"That''s''ow it is, d''ye see?"
21695	Bob, what''s up?"
21695	But ought they to be asked to sacrifice so much?
21695	But, I say, Bloater, d''ye think it was right to let''i m off like that?"
21695	By the way, Joe,"continued Bob,"has Sparks been took yet?"
21695	Do n''t it, Phil?"
21695	He opened his eyes, and whispered with difficulty,"Forgive you, Maggie?
21695	I ask you, ai n''t it right to''and a guilty man over to justice?"
21695	In the first place, my friend and patron--""That''s the old gentleman with the ruddy face and the bald head?"
21695	Now, Mr Sparks,_ alias_ Blazes, no doubt_ you''re_ a precious specimen of hinnocent''unmanity, ai n''t you?"
21695	Only think-- what would be said to me if I was called to a fire, and did n''t go because I wanted to play with May Dashwood?"
21695	Surely you would not have me stand by and look on, while he insulted you and knocked down the boy?"
21695	That''s one way in which fires are raised,--ain''t it Joe?"
21695	Then, turning to Mrs Dashwood,"What sort of operation is it they''re goin''to perform on Ned?"
21695	They''ll have engines of course, I suppose?"
21695	Thus admonished, Mr Sparks asked in a hoarse whisper,"what was up?"
21695	Try to make out wot they''re up to and then--""Then wot?"
21695	Useful things matches, not only for lightin''a feller''s pipe with, but also for-- well; so she_ must_ have it by to- morrow afternoon, must she?"
21695	W''y wot more would you''ave, Ned?
21695	Well, wot I want to know is, does Martha think as you does?"
21695	What are you thinking of?"
21695	Who let you out o''the cruet- stand?
21695	Wot then?
21695	Wotever do you do it for?"
21695	You ai n''t a coward, air you?
21695	You could n''t lend me half- a- crown, could you?"
21695	You do n''t seem to like that?
21695	You never heard me preach, did you?"
21695	You wo n''t forget?"
21695	You wo n''t forget?"
21695	You''ve heard o''that proverb, no doubt?"
21695	are you going to jilt me?"
21695	exclaimed Maggie, unable to repress her grief,"can you-- can you ever forgive me?"
21695	exclaimed Sparks,"take blood out o''your husband and put it hot and livin''into Ned?
21695	exclaimed the Bloater, smiting his knee with his fist,"you ca n''t_ feel_!--what have_ feelings_ to do with knowledge?
21695	have you found a fire in_ this_ cupboard, as well as in the one o''the old house?"
21695	repeated Ned in surprise;"why not?"
21695	run you down at last, have we?"
21695	what?"
21695	you''re reasonable now, are you?
26875	And meantime no one can use it?
26875	And where anyone who wanted to could keep tabs on him pretty well, eh? 26875 And you''re going to let us look out for them?"
26875	Are n''t you afraid the fire may spread this way?
26875	But where''s Tom Binns?
26875	Coming, Pete and Chris?
26875	Could you smell it as far as this?
26875	Do many trains pass here that do n''t stop?
26875	Do n''t the fires start other ways, too?
26875	Do n''t you think I can see through your game, eh?
26875	Do you really think they did that?
26875	Do you remember the night we got to the lake, and Jim Burroughs and Miss Benton were lost in the woods?
26875	Do you think they''ll try to put the place on the bum, sir?
26875	Does n''t anyone live in it?
26875	Gee, Dick,said Pete,"that makes us like a couple of sure enough detectives, do n''t it?"
26875	Gee, Jack, I wonder if we''ll ever get to be Patrol Leaders and Scout- Masters?
26875	Gee, Jack,he said,"who''d ever guess that a sweet girl like that would have such an old curmudgeon of a father?
26875	Gee,said Pete,"I thought that fire we helped to stop near the city was big enough, but this beats it all hollow, does n''t it, Jack?"
26875	Gosh, but they do n''t look like the crowd that we see coming to work every morning, do they, Jack? 26875 Have n''t you got a gun, Hank?"
26875	He is n''t a Scout, is he?
26875	Hey, Carrots,he cried,"ai n''t you afraid of settin''yourself on fire?"
26875	Hey, Tom,said one of the men, gruffly, looking at his watch,"got them tied?
26875	How about the others?
26875	How about when a fire just starts? 26875 How can we do that, Jack?"
26875	How do those fires in the woods start, Jack?
26875	How far away is the fire, Jim?
26875	How will we know when we''ve gone seven miles?
26875	How''s your arm, Jack?
26875	How, Dick? 26875 I never said you did, did I?"
26875	I wonder how that new pitcher the Raccoons have will do?
26875	I wonder if that young whelp''s shammin'', or if we really knocked him out with the dope?
26875	I wonder if there were only three of them?
26875	In the big house in the woods there, you mean?
26875	Is n''t there any way to prevent that?
26875	Is that so, Pete?
26875	Is there any danger of the fire coming this way, Jim?
26875	Is there anyone we know in the pictures, Captain?
26875	Is there no duplicate?
26875	It''s been a mighty dry summer, has n''t it, Jack?
26875	It''s lucky for these farmers that Mr. Durland knows a fire when he sees it, is n''t it, Jack? 26875 It''s you, is it, you young whelp?"
26875	Let''s do it, Jack, shall we?
26875	Looks bad, does n''t it?
26875	Molly, who are these people?
26875	Money? 26875 Mr. Durland says have you warned men working in the fields?"
26875	Risk? 26875 Say, Jack, if fellows make that hike alone, who''s going to tell whether they really did it or not?
26875	Say, would n''t it be fine to live in a place where you can go swimming all the year round, like Florida, or California, or some place like that?
26875	She''s all right, is n''t she, Jack? 26875 Shovels, is it?
26875	Sleepy, Pete?
26875	Sure the tie will throw her off the rails?
26875	Tain''t no consarn of your''n, be it?
26875	That is n''t a storm, is it, coming along?
26875	That''s pretty dangerous, is n''t it?
26875	The one they say is haunted?
26875	Then why should they have told her they could find me, if it really is I she''s looking for?
26875	They ca n''t see us if we keep in the shadow, can they, Jack?
26875	They have a fire patrol in some places, do n''t they?
26875	They''ll be expecting us up at the Bentons, wo n''t they, Jack?
26875	They''ll grow again, wo n''t they, Jack?
26875	Think you can learn me my business?
26875	This is almost as good as being in the militia, is n''t it, Jack?
26875	Tom Binns and Pete Stubbs are devoted to him, are n''t they, Dick?
26875	Want any help, Jack?
26875	Watching us, Pete? 26875 Well, what do you want?
26875	What do you mean, Captain?
26875	What have you done with him? 26875 What next?"
26875	What of it, Tom? 26875 What will we do with these shovels when we get them?"
26875	What would happen if you did n''t?
26875	What would you advise, Jack?
26875	What''s he trying to do now?
26875	What''s it like over there, Jack?
26875	What''s the matter with Hudson? 26875 What''s the next station below this?"
26875	What''s the time, Bo?
26875	What''s the trouble here?
26875	What''s wrong, Pete?
26875	Where are you, honey?
26875	Where shall we go, Jack?
26875	Where''s Silas?
26875	Who gave you leave to dig your ditch here?
26875	Whose land is this, Jack?
26875	Why do they call that Bald Mountain, I wonder?
26875	Why does n''t Hudson answer?
26875	Why not, Tom? 26875 Why, how could a ghost hurt you, Tom?
26875	You did n''t strain it yesterday, did you, digging that ditch?
26875	You mean I might be the one they were looking for, Dick?
26875	You mean they might make an attempt at a rescue?
26875	You remember Jim, the fellow that is engaged to Miss Benton, up at Eagle Lake?
26875	You talk to all of them, I guess, do n''t you?
26875	You think that Scout Danby is entitled to his badge, then?
26875	Your friends have n''t gone off without their clothes?
26875	Ai n''t everythin''we do risky?
26875	Ai n''t those his clothes there?"
26875	And a fine chance we''d have of ever seeing them ag''in if we let you have them, would n''t we?
26875	And why does this fellow Broom, if that is really his name, have to hear this?
26875	And you did n''t think I''d leave you alone here, or to go home alone, did you?
26875	Be ready to slam it shut as soon as you hear me coming, will you?"
26875	But wo n''t you come to see us, and perhaps you will be able to help us in our search?"
26875	CHAPTER VI THE ATTACK ON THE STATION"What time does the Thunderbolt go through?"
26875	Ca n''t you see that we''ve saved your farm?"
26875	Can you not tell us what you know of his movements?"
26875	Coming along all right with them?"
26875	Do n''t you see?"
26875	Do n''t you think so?"
26875	Do n''t you think you could follow his example, and trust us?"
26875	Do you like it?"
26875	Do you suppose these people can be mixed up with that scoundrel?
26875	Do you think you can keep a sharp enough lookout to be able to spot those fellows when they come in?"
26875	Do you?"
26875	Get''em, and bring''em here, will you?"
26875	How about your other qualifications?
26875	Hurt, there, sonny?"
26875	I can start working for it as soon as I''m a First- Class Scout, ca n''t I?"
26875	I think we''ll have to see if we ca n''t help him solve that mystery, do n''t you?"
26875	If they do n''t, they''ll all be in jail anyhow, wo n''t they, Captain Haskin?"
26875	Is that Broom?
26875	Is that the one you dragged ashore, Jack?"
26875	It seems silly, does n''t it?
26875	Look at the time-- it''s the middle of the afternoon, is n''t it?
26875	Now the question is what to do to prevent them from doing anything else?"
26875	Now why does anyone want to know about you?
26875	Now, how about you, boys?
26875	Say, that''ll be a great joke on Ed Willis and those other toughs he''s got on his side, wo n''t it?"
26875	Say, this is a confused affair, is n''t it?"
26875	See that rock up there, that sticks out from the side of the mountain?
26875	See?"
26875	Sure you feel well enough, though?
26875	That happens sometimes, does n''t it?"
26875	That''s where you came from, is n''t it?"
26875	The man who carried him off from the camp was entirely willing to kill him-- planned to do so, did n''t he?"
26875	They call them forest rangers, do n''t they?"
26875	They take all the water there is when the rain falls and keep it for the dry weather, do n''t they, like a camel?"
26875	Want to go swimming with us, Tom?"
26875	We can do it, too, ca n''t we?"
26875	What do you make of that?"
26875	What do you say?
26875	What do you think we''d better do?"
26875	What do you want?"
26875	What''ll you do?"
26875	Where are they now?"
26875	Who are you, I''d like to know?"
26875	Why do n''t you make a long hike and go up there?
26875	Why not wait him out and make him pitch over the plate?"
26875	Why should anyone do that?"
26875	You are looking for a boy, are you not?"
26875	You are not related to them, are you?"
26875	You know that pretty girl, that Miss Burton, who was on the burning launch?
26875	You would n''t like never to see the snow, or to be in a place where it never froze and made ice for skating, would you?"
26875	Your father will meet you there, I suppose, wo n''t he?"
30453	''Allo, you get heem broke foot, mebby?
30453	Are you all ready, Nipper?
30453	Bet it will burn up the beach, eh, fellows?
30453	Bully-- how''s it done?
30453	But say, here we''ve been talking about giving the town a flag, now what''s it to look like?
30453	But what''s to prevent?
30453	But why do n''t you make a couple of scaling ladders? 30453 By Jiminy, what do you think of that?"
30453	By Jove, she looks like a real fire fighter, does n''t she?
30453	Can you do all that?
30453	Corking crowd, eh, Bruce?
30453	Do they line''em up like a lot of sprinters and start''em when a pistol is fired?
30453	Et will take you all ze Wintair for ze work mebbe, huh?
30453	Good, I''ll learn your names later, boys, and if I do n''t, I''ll give you names that''ll be just as good, wo n''t I, May? 30453 Have I your permission to take a hand?"
30453	Hello, boys, how''s she working?
30453	How about it, fellows? 30453 How about ladders?"
30453	How about the flag?
30453	How are you, Scouts?
30453	How does it suit? 30453 How fast can they go?"
30453	How''er we goin''t''get some light into t''hole t''see the brute? 30453 How''er you''re goin''to hitch anything around_ that_ animal, I''d like to know?"
30453	How''ll yuh do it? 30453 Huh, you have n''t?
30453	In the movies, eh? 30453 Is Mr. Ford at headquarters?"
30453	Is that so? 30453 Is that what it was?
30453	It does seem like a dream, does n''t it?
30453	Jove, we''ll have some celebration, eh, fellows?
30453	Letter?
30453	Like it, boys?
30453	Look at who-- what?
30453	Oh- ho, so you are the chaps Mr. Herrick was telling me about-- have motorcycles and all that sort of rigging, eh? 30453 Rather early in the morning to risk one''s neck, eh?
30453	Rebuilt the bridge, eh? 30453 Say, did you see''em scrapping over who should carry the fire trumpet?"
30453	Say, hang it all, you Scouts know a thing or two, do n''t yuh?
30453	Say, how do they race?
30453	Say, is n''t it great?
30453	Say, was that opportunity, after all?
30453	So that''s the line, eh? 30453 So this is the famous Old Harbor Beach race course?"
30453	Struck it? 30453 The Guardians of the Highways and--""Well, why in tarnation did n''t yuh guard''em then?
30453	Well, Scouts, it surely looks like a good plan, but will it catch''em, that''s what we want to know?
30453	What sort of a flag is it to be? 30453 What the dickens is the matter with us anyway, are we lazy?"
30453	What''re you making such a row for? 30453 What''s a supe?"
30453	When are you going to be ready for the official tryout?
30453	When you come into heem woods for cut um down?
30453	When''ll you be ready? 30453 Where are you fellows from?"
30453	Where?
30453	Who do you know at Old Harbor Beach, Bruce?
30453	Who, me?
30453	Why, what the dickens struck you? 30453 Will it take long?"
30453	Will that elephant mind his trainer?
30453	Will we be able to see the races?
30453	Woodbridge, Vermont? 30453 Would you like to ride on the tandem behind me?"
30453	Yes, but first why not get the troop together and see if we can get ten good swimmers whose parents will let them go? 30453 And I guess we must have put on about three thousand lamp sockets during the last few days, have n''t we?
30453	And if you do n''t mind, will you scrape up a few of those papers?
30453	And say, fellows, we''ll have to erect our poles at Firemen''s Field, do you realize that?
30453	And, by the way, did you notice that the pamphlet from the Mayor''s office named Mr. Ford among the members of the judging committee in this contest?"
30453	And, say-- listen-- what''s the fuss up the street?
30453	Any one been up to the hospital?"
30453	Anything we can do for you?
30453	Anything you want?
30453	Are the tents ready and the rest of the equipment in order?
30453	Are you ready now, gentlemen?
30453	Are you ready?"
30453	Are you sure--?"
30453	Are you willing to do a good turn for the welfare of us all?"
30453	Are you with us?"
30453	Boy Scout, do you know anything about old Nanny-- Nanny Haskell?
30453	But what''s that side car paraphernalia, that long box and the cigar- shaped tin can and the reel with wire cable on it, and all that?"
30453	By jiminy, I thought all moths could fly, did n''t you?
30453	Ca n''t you see him?"
30453	Ca n''t you send one to the Woodbridge Theater?"
30453	Can you read them?"
30453	Come, spit it out, and if it is n''t any better than the rest we''ve been listening to, we''ll maul you-- won''t we, fellows?"
30453	Could he make it?
30453	Could he make the turn?
30453	Could this be done?
30453	Cracky what''ll we do?
30453	Dad said so, and he knows, and, say, speaking of Haystack Mountain,"added Bruce,"why not go up there for our tree?
30453	Did n''t any of you see it?"
30453	Did your fire make all that smoke, Romper?"
30453	Do n''t it look fine, eh?
30453	Do n''t you ever read the papers?"
30453	Do you boys want it?
30453	Do you understand?"
30453	Doctair Lyman heem line run cross by that blaze over tair; you see heem, huh?
30453	Elephant-- in-- in--''What the dickens is he talking about?
30453	Get my idea?
30453	Had Dave Connors come down the wood road, or had he gone wandering blindly through the forest to be trapped and burned to death?
30453	Had he brought the scouts out on a dangerous but useless mission?
30453	Had he tried to crawl to the door?
30453	Had they the time to accomplish the task?
30453	Has Bruce heard from Chief Blaney yet?
30453	Has n''t he, gentlemen?
30453	Hear''em shoutin''?
30453	Hi, Buster, what did you let that fire go out for?
30453	How about it?"
30453	How about it?"
30453	How about it?"
30453	How about it?"
30453	How are the wire stringers getting along?"
30453	How are you?
30453	How do you like that for a programme?"
30453	How do you like that, boys?"
30453	How does it work?
30453	How does that strike you?"
30453	How does that suit you?"
30453	How is she to- day?
30453	How long will it take''em to go the full length of the beach?"
30453	How long would it be before the flames reached the office and burned the old man alive?
30453	How would you like the job, boys?"
30453	How would you like to be my supes?
30453	How''ll that suit you fellows?"
30453	How''ll we ever get him out?
30453	How''s''Old Nanc''?"
30453	Hurry it, will you, fellows?"
30453	I believe your Northern Light was a forest fire, or-- or-- say, is n''t that smoke rising above those trees there?"
30453	I could n''t get that last, could you, Bruce?"
30453	I guess we''re all going to stay up and see the circus go through town, if it is n''t raining, are n''t we, fellows?"
30453	I wondered if any one was caught in it, same as we were nearly caught?"
30453	I-- Hi, Bruce, what''s getting you, you''re as pale as a ghost?"
30453	I--""Say, Romper, is your fire really out?"
30453	If I can I-- Listen, is that some one coming?
30453	Is it ready to test?
30453	Is it?
30453	Is that the machine?
30453	It all grew out of watching a vacuum cleaner, eh?
30453	It also says that the female Brown Tail moth is attracted by strong lights and can be found fluttering around arc lamps almost any warm--""Does it?
30453	It means-- ah-- er-- well--""Sure it does, we knew it all the time, did n''t we, Romper?"
30453	McCabe?"
30453	Now be honest, have you?"
30453	Now where do we stand, I''d like to know?"
30453	Now, slower-- what''s this idea?
30453	Oh, well, we do n''t mind, do we, boys?"
30453	Quarry Troop''s Christmas CHAPTER I THE MOTORCYCLE FIRE BRIGADE"By Jiminy, that was some fire for an old hay barn, was n''t it, fellows?"
30453	Remember?
30453	Say what can they make fifteen miles in?
30453	Say, did you get your letter?"
30453	Say, fellows, can it be a forest fire?
30453	Say, fellows, what do you say to going down and looking over the garages before breakfast?"
30453	See the lights down there by the old quarry hole?
30453	See the plan?"
30453	See''em-- that string of lights coming down Willow Street-- hear that rumble of the wagons?"
30453	Standing at attention, Bruce saluted in regulation Boy Scout fashion and asked briefly:"Chief, can the Boy Scout Engineers take a hand in this?
30453	Thanks, that looks much better, does n''t it?
30453	That should help the troop''s treasury a little, eh, boys?"
30453	That should make a real hit, eh, fellows?
30453	The tests can be conducted up to midnight Saturday, ca n''t they?"
30453	Then he added:"Sure enough, but by gollies I smell some-- I hope it isn''t-- gee, look over to the west there above the trees: Is that smoke?
30453	Then turning to Nipper Knapp, he shouted,"How about the motor, Nipper?"
30453	Then,"say, is Mr. Ford here?
30453	Think some one is going down there and dive between his legs with your blooming old sling, do yuh?
30453	Tough luck, is n''t it?"
30453	Want to starve him?"
30453	Was everything going to fall through at the last moment?
30453	Was it a failure?
30453	Was their idea only visionary, alter all?
30453	We do n''t mind taking_ that_ sort of pay for a good turn, do we?"
30453	We have n''t seen anything as good as this, have we?"
30453	We''ll work out a regular rescue exercise, wo n''t we, fellows?"
30453	Well, twenty- five acres of woods is a lot of territory, is n''t it, Bruce?"
30453	Well, you came a long way to see the races, did n''t you?"
30453	What do you mean by a city flag?
30453	What do you say?
30453	What do you think of the scout''s invention?
30453	What do you want, provisions, matches?
30453	What does it mean?
30453	What for, I wonder?
30453	What had happened?
30453	What shall I ever do?
30453	What you zink of zat?"
30453	What''s the matter, Romper?"
30453	What''s the matter?"
30453	When''ll we start?"
30453	Where are the rest of the fellows?"
30453	Where are you going to test it?"
30453	Where does it say they like strong light?"
30453	Where was he?
30453	Where--?"
30453	Where?
30453	Who could be other than happy with Christmas but a week off?
30453	Who knows?
30453	Who wants to go along?"
30453	Why should this be taken from me, too?
30453	Why you do n''t fix heem camp up good?
30453	Will he?
30453	Wo n''t tell a soul until we get a chance to spring a surprise on the whole town, eh, fellows?"
30453	Wo n''t you, boys?"
30453	Would he?
30453	Would the boom hold?
30453	Would the truck stay on all four wheels or would it go plunging on madly, end over end, into the lake?
30453	Would they be trapped by it?
30453	Wow; were there ever fellows as lucky as we are?
30453	You fellows be sure and report for duty, will you?"
30453	demanded Bruce,"what letter?"
30453	how about the blasting mat sling-- is it finished?"
30453	is she alive-- really-- honest-- Nanny Haskell-- boy, you''re sure?"
30453	roared the furious manager,"but how in tarnation are you going to get it_ under_ his belly?
30453	want to freeze us out?"
30453	what shall I do?"
30453	what was that word?
6114	A cistern? 6114 A picnic?"
6114	A prisoner? 6114 About water?
6114	Ah, how d''ye do, Bert?
6114	All ready, now, boys?
6114	And where''s the money coming from?
6114	Any of''em hurt?
6114	Are all the cattle out?
6114	Are you all ready?
6114	Are you going to arrest Chester?
6114	Are you still talking about your force pump?
6114	At the Stockton mansion?
6114	Bert, ca n''t you go there and make a speech?
6114	Blaze? 6114 But what about this queer message?"
6114	But what makes you think he is a criminal?
6114	But who could be imprisoned there?
6114	But, fellows, what do you think of the plan?
6114	Ca n''t something be done to save the barn?
6114	Ca n''t you borrow a horse and drive it over?
6114	Ca n''t you throw any more water on?
6114	Can I help you, Bert?
6114	Can you do anything?
6114	Cattle? 6114 Cole, do you know about how much the authorities at Jamesville would want for their old engine?"
6114	Could it have been the old housekeeper?
6114	Did he say anything about our boys''department?
6114	Did you get burned any?
6114	Do any of you fellows know him?
6114	Do n''t you favor this?
6114	Do n''t you see what I mean? 6114 Do n''t you?
6114	Do you boys want to buy it?
6114	Do you get any letters for him?
6114	Do you know whether they will sell it?
6114	Do you suppose he has gambling games in that house?
6114	Do you think the boys will like this new plan, Bert?
6114	Do you think those horses will jump out there?
6114	Do you think you can save part of it?
6114	Do you want to be sunk in the deepest part of the lake? 6114 Goin''to drive the horses through?"
6114	Going to help put the fire out?
6114	Going to parade, Moses?
6114	Have n''t you any insurance?
6114	Here, where are you boys going?
6114	How are the engines, boys?
6114	How are you getting on?
6114	How do you account for that?
6114	How else can we do it?
6114	How much?
6114	How you goin''to do it?
6114	How''s that for the new department?
6114	How''s that?
6114	How''s that?
6114	How''s the fire business?
6114	How''s the machine, Vincent?
6114	How''s your burn?
6114	How?
6114	How?
6114	However in the world did the boys get it? 6114 I wonder if I could n''t send a letter to him?
6114	I wonder if I ever shall see him again?
6114	I wonder if Mr. Stockton knows about our new department?
6114	I wonder if Mr. Stockton knows it?
6114	I wonder if it could have been done by Mort Decker? 6114 I wonder if the town will take any action toward having a regular department now?"
6114	I wonder if there''s anything more we can save?
6114	I wonder if they can throw a stream as far as my force pump?
6114	I wonder if they''re going to keep the engine?
6114	I wonder if we can beat those fellows?
6114	I wonder if we could n''t get permission to have the church bell rung?
6114	I wonder what his plan is?
6114	I wonder what it means? 6114 I wonder who in this place can want a stenographer and typewriter?"
6114	I wonder who in this town would want a stenographer and typewriter?
6114	I wonder why he does n''t shout for the bucket brigade now?
6114	In his arms? 6114 Is n''t the hose long enough to reach from there?"
6114	Is n''t there an end door?
6114	Is the barn insured?
6114	Is the fire out? 6114 May I go with you?"
6114	Mr. Stimson''s barn? 6114 Muchmore would n''t have tossed out a message like that, I suppose?"
6114	My force---"Ai n''t the bucket brigade going to run things?
6114	Not take in the men? 6114 Oh, this burn?
6114	Parade? 6114 Pretty heavy loss, ai n''t it, neighbor Stimson?"
6114	Prisoner?
6114	Queer? 6114 Say, have n''t you got anything else to talk about except that force pump?"
6114	Shall we start in, Bert?
6114	So, that''s why you were there, eh? 6114 So, this is a trick by one of you young rascals, is it?"
6114	Suppose I refuse to go?
6114	Then do n''t you forward them?
6114	Then he is a gambler?
6114	Then if I hear an alarm from the church bell I suppose you do n''t want me to call you?
6114	Then if I wrote a letter to Mr. Stockton, you do n''t think he''d get it?
6114	Then what can it be?
6114	Then where is he?
6114	Threw him overboard?
6114	Well, Herbert,said his mother that night,"you have n''t had much use of your new engine, have you?"
6114	Well, I wonder where we''ll be, if they have a regular department?
6114	Well, boys, all ready for a blaze?
6114	Well?
6114	Were you smoking there?
6114	What are we going to do?
6114	What are we going to do?
6114	What are you doing here? 6114 What are you doing, Herbert?"
6114	What are you going to do?
6114	What can we do about it?
6114	What did you do?
6114	What did you tell him?
6114	What do you make of it?
6114	What do you mean, Herbert?
6114	What for? 6114 What for?"
6114	What for?
6114	What good are buckets in a blaze like that? 6114 What good''ll that do?"
6114	What has he got in his arms?
6114	What have you to say?
6114	What is it, Herbert?
6114	What is it, Herbert?
6114	What is it?
6114	What is it?
6114	What is that?
6114	What is this?
6114	What kind?
6114	What plan is it?
6114	What right have you to be prying into my affairs? 6114 What will you do?"
6114	What''d he want; more help?
6114	What''ll we do now?
6114	What''s that for?
6114	What''s that for?
6114	What''s that?
6114	What''s the good of a department if you have n''t got an engine?
6114	What''s the matter with paying the boys for theirs?
6114	What''s the matter, boys? 6114 What''s the use of talking?
6114	What, and increase the taxes to pay for it? 6114 What?
6114	What?
6114	When are you going to do it?
6114	Where are the ropes?
6114	Where are you from?
6114	Where are you going to get the engine?
6114	Where are you going?
6114	Where are you going?
6114	Where are you working? 6114 Where did you get it?"
6114	Where is a well or cistern?
6114	Where is the blaze?
6114	Where we going to get our water?
6114	Where will we get water?
6114	Where will you stay to- night?
6114	Where''s the fire?
6114	Where''s the key?
6114	Where?
6114	Who are you? 6114 Who are you?"
6114	Who are you?
6114	Who are you?
6114	Who told you he was a gambler?
6114	Who was that fellow?
6114	Who wrote it?
6114	Who''s runnin''this here fire, I''d like to know?
6114	Who?
6114	Whose boat is that?
6114	Whose place is it? 6114 Why did n''t you bring it along?"
6114	Why do n''t you come around front and closer?
6114	Why do n''t you do it, then?
6114	Why do n''t you mind your own business?
6114	Why do n''t you take a hand yourself?
6114	Why do n''t you throw the water on the flames, instead of on the ground?
6114	Why does n''t he give the word?
6114	Why not?
6114	Why, mother?
6114	Will they see the old engine?
6114	Will you, really? 6114 Wonder what he''s doing around here?"
6114	Yes, but those uniforms are dear, are n''t they?
6114	Yes; but how did you know?
6114	Yes; but what?
6114	You do n''t expect it''s going to put itself out, do you?
6114	You do, eh?
6114	You do? 6114 You know how to handle horses, do n''t you?"
6114	Your nephew? 6114 All we want to know is, what will become of our department?
6114	Appelby?"
6114	But did n''t he come out of the Stockton boathouse?"
6114	But how are things at the house of mystery?
6114	But what do you make of this message?"
6114	But what shall I say?"
6114	But would the frightened horses leap to safety?
6114	CHAPTER VI THE FIRST RUN"How are we going to get it home?"
6114	CHAPTER X MYSTERIOUS ACTIONS"Where is it?"
6114	Can you boys get them out?"
6114	Could the engine be held for us, for a few weeks?"
6114	Did n''t we put out the fire at Sim Rockford''s, one day, about two years ago?"
6114	Did the bell ring long before you called me?"
6114	Do you know his address?"
6114	Goin''--to-- the-- fire?"
6114	Going swimming or fishing?"
6114	Had I better tell the authorities?"
6114	Have you discovered anything new?"
6114	Have you seen him?
6114	How about you?"
6114	How do you mean?"
6114	How many are in the barn?"
6114	How-- could-- I-- when-- it''s-- fast-- on-- the-- cistern?"
6114	I am a priso""What''s that last word?"
6114	I wonder what Mr. Bergman meant when he said he''d not forget what we did for him?"
6114	I wonder what he wants to tell me to- night?
6114	I wonder who he was?"
6114	In town here?"
6114	Is it a joke; or something serious?"
6114	Oh, why did he go back?
6114	Out for a practice drill?"
6114	Say, Vincent, do you know where it is?"
6114	Stimson?"
6114	Stockton?"
6114	Suppose some of the horses should run away and trample on you?
6114	The owner of this place?"
6114	Tom?
6114	Was n''t it queer old Sagger''s place should catch fire?"
6114	We have n''t had much use of it lately, have we?"
6114	Were you there?"
6114	What are you?"
6114	What do you think?"
6114	What for?"
6114	What you going to do?"
6114	What''s that?"
6114	What''s that?"
6114	What''s the matter with buying the second- hand engine of Jamesville?"
6114	What''s the matter?"
6114	Where are we going to keep it?"
6114	Where is he?
6114	Where is it, Herbert?"
6114	Who is he?"
6114	Whom would you have, then?"
6114	Why arc you in there?"
6114	Why did you warn me away?"
6114	Why not?
6114	Will you come?"
6114	Wonder who''s in it?"
6114	Would he get a sight of the prisoner held there?
6114	Would he jump?
6114	You will not let him shut me up again, will you?"
6114	your friends-- the boys you play ball with?"
1363	A chance? 1363 A dye company?"
1363	All ready up there?
1363	All ready, Tom?
1363	And did you?
1363	And may I have another cup of tea?
1363	And what do you propose doing with it?
1363	And when they do will he be able to see?
1363	And wo n''t the elevators come for us?
1363	And you believe they have yours?
1363	Any idea what it is, Ned?
1363	Any special object in view?
1363	Anybody hurt around here?
1363	Anything special on?
1363	Are there any fire escapes at your windows?
1363	Are there any killed?
1363	Are they Field and Melling?
1363	Are you going into that line, Tom?
1363	Are you going to have a second test, Tom?
1363	Are you going to put out any more tree fires?
1363	Are you ready to accept contracts for putting out skyscraper blazes in all big cities?
1363	Are you sure we shall not have to make another forced landing?
1363	Burned in the fire?
1363	But did I hear you say they are embarking on a dye enterprise?
1363	But do you suppose his plant is large enough to enable me to work there until mine is in shape again?
1363	But how are you going to get your chemicals in at the top? 1363 But how did they get here?"
1363	But if he lives all alone will it be safe to leave him in his house?
1363	But if you have n''t anything new to give them, of what use is it?
1363	But was any one in the building?
1363	But what makes you so serious?
1363	But what of my future? 1363 But where are the crows, and what started the fire?"
1363	By the way, what are they doing to this building? 1363 Ca n''t we get down the stairs?"
1363	Ca n''t you drop the bomb containers accurately in a wind?
1363	Can I do anything for you?
1363	Can you give her the rest of the load?
1363	De same one whut fizzed up, an''--an''busted me in de eyes, Massa Tom?
1363	Did n''t they?
1363	Did n''t you have any insurance? 1363 Did we hit it?"
1363	Did you call on Mr. Keith when you went to Newmarket with Mary?
1363	Do n''t you understand?
1363	Do you hear one of the cylinders missing, Ned?
1363	Do you mean Amos Field and Jason Melling of the fireworks firm?
1363	Do you really think they have them-- actually have the formulae?
1363	Do you think he is worse hurt than appears? 1363 Do you think he''ll ever get better, Tom?"
1363	Do you think it will be much worse?
1363	Do you think you''ve hit on the right combination?
1363	Does he say he lost them in the fire of our factory?
1363	For long?
1363	Go for a ride? 1363 Going away?"
1363	Had n''t we better get him into the house, Doctor?
1363	Has anything happened? 1363 Has anything happened?"
1363	Has n''t some relative of Mary''s an office there, Tom?
1363	Have you anything special to do, Tom?
1363	Have you my formulae?
1363	How about leaving me out?
1363	How about you, Ned?
1363	How did you get here?
1363	How did you happen to be in the building?
1363	How is he?
1363	How is her uncle, Barton Keith, by the way?
1363	How is it?
1363	How is that? 1363 How-- how did they get here?"
1363	I do n''t know this place, do you, Tom?
1363	I''ll be all right presently, and can go home, though-- Oh, well, what''s the use?
1363	In what way?
1363	In what way?
1363	Is Rad worse? 1363 Is Rad-- has anything happened-- shall I get the doctor?"
1363	Is anything broken, Tom?
1363	Is everything all right, Ned?
1363	Is he associated with you?
1363	Is he otherwise injured?
1363	Is it any of our buildings?
1363	Is it-- does it mean danger?
1363	Is n''t that where Field and Melling are now?
1363	Is n''t that where Field and Melling hang out?
1363	Is n''t there a back way down, Uncle Barton?
1363	Is n''t there any way out of this fire trap?
1363	Is the world turning upside down, Tom, when fires start in this fashion?
1363	Is there anything we can do-- any hospital to which we can send him for special treatment?
1363	Is this a restaurant-- an inn?
1363	Killed?
1363	Mad?
1363	Mah ole mule, Boomerang-- does yo''''member him, Massa Tom?
1363	May I ask the make of it? 1363 No?
1363	Of what use to live?
1363	Of what-- your new aerial fire fighting apparatus?
1363	Oh, Tom, was it your new machine?
1363	Oh, have n''t I? 1363 Oh, is yo''goin'', Massa Tom?"
1363	Oh, the doctor says he''ll be able to decide about Rad''s eyesight tomorrow, does he?
1363	Oh, what ever would we have done without you?
1363	Oh, yes, they''re in the same building with Mr. Keith, are n''t they? 1363 Or ca n''t you get them from that Frenchman?"
1363	Rad-- he-- he--"Has anything happened?
1363	Run?
1363	Say, we had some exciting times on that undersea search, did n''t we?
1363	Scared?
1363	Settles what, Tom?
1363	Shall we let them all go at once, Tom?
1363	Something new, eh, Tom?
1363	Suppose they never come?
1363	That was the last of them, was n''t it, Ned?
1363	The Swift-- Tom Swift?
1363	The doctor will know tomorrow, will he?
1363	Then why go closer?
1363	Then you want me, and perhaps Mr. Damon to take the stuff up in the machine? 1363 Want to come?"
1363	Was I?
1363	Was he-- Who was the young lady? 1363 Was the safe destroyed?"
1363	We''ll go right over Newmarket, sha''n''t we, Tom?
1363	Well, Tom, how goes it?
1363	Well, are you all ready, Mary?
1363	Well, how goes it?
1363	Well, if you''re so anxious to work, Dad, why not give me a hand with my fire extinguisher chemical?
1363	Well, to resume where we left off,began Ned, when he and Tom were once more by themselves,"what''s the game?"
1363	Well?
1363	Were your formulae for the manufacture of fireworks?
1363	What about?
1363	What are the crowds doing?
1363	What are you doing, Tom?
1363	What are you going to do, Tom?
1363	What are you going to do, Tom?
1363	What are you going to do?
1363	What are you going to do?
1363	What became of it?
1363	What can he do?
1363	What can you do about it?
1363	What caused it?
1363	What did happen?
1363	What did they''put over''on poor Baxter?
1363	What did you do that put out the fire?
1363	What do you feel like eating?
1363	What do you mean?
1363	What do you mean?
1363	What do you suppose he means, Tom, saying that Field and Melling stole his formulae?
1363	What good will it do?
1363	What has that to do with it-- I mean as far as the working of your chemical extinguisher is concerned?
1363	What has that to do with it?
1363	What have you been doing, and what''s all that white stuff on your coat?
1363	What is it?
1363	What is their game?
1363	What is your next move?
1363	What more do you want than this?
1363	What sent that blaze to the happy hunting grounds?
1363	What strange talk is this?
1363	What then?
1363	What was it?
1363	What''s the idea?
1363	What''s the idea?
1363	What''s the matter with your aunt, Mary? 1363 What''s the matter, Tom?"
1363	What''s the matter, Tom?
1363	What''s the matter, Tom?
1363	What''s the matter? 1363 What''s the matter?"
1363	What''s the matter?
1363	What''s the trouble now?
1363	What''s the use of talking? 1363 What''s this I hear?
1363	What''s this? 1363 What''s this?"
1363	What-- what''s the matter?
1363	What?
1363	When are you coming home, Mary?
1363	When are you going to try it?
1363	Where are you aiming for now?
1363	Where are you going to get the fire?
1363	Where are you worst hurt, Rad?
1363	Where do you reckon it is?
1363	Where does he live?
1363	Where is he, and what''s the matter?
1363	Where''s that?
1363	Where?
1363	Which means what?
1363	Who could be writing to me? 1363 Who is he?"
1363	Who is he?
1363	Who sees the light of day?
1363	Who''s going to drop the stuff-- Koku?
1363	Who?
1363	Who?
1363	Whose trail? 1363 Whut de doctor man done say, Massa Tom?"
1363	Why do n''t you go over to see Mr. Damon? 1363 Why do n''t you play safe?"
1363	Why is it necessary always to fight a fire with water?
1363	Why not ask Mr. Baxter to help you?
1363	Why? 1363 Why?"
1363	Why?
1363	Will there be any smell?
1363	Will yo'', really, Massa Tom?
1363	Yes, but how are you going to do it, when you ca n''t even prove that they have them?
1363	Yes?
1363	You are n''t taking any chances, are you, Tom?
1363	You are sure you''ll have my formulae in the morning?
1363	You do?
1363	You have n''t delved much into chemistry, have you?
1363	You have offices here, have n''t you?
1363	You mean another experiment?
1363	You mean that he-- that he may go blind?
1363	You saw what trouble they had this evening to get a stream of water to the top stories of that factory, did n''t you?
1363	You still think they took your dye formulae?
1363	You''ll not dare cross it too low down, will you?
1363	Am dat-- dat big-- dat big nice man heah now?"
1363	And as he directed his car as close as was safe to the blazing car, Mr. Damon asked:"Are you going to put out that fire for them, Tom?"
1363	And is Eradicate going to get better?"
1363	And this, as I understand it, does n''t include what was taken from the wreck of the Pandora?"
1363	And while they are thus temporarily hidden may not this opportunity be taken of telling new readers something of the hero of this story?
1363	Are you Field and Melling?"
1363	Are you able to do anything here?"
1363	Are you sure you''re all right, Mary?"
1363	Bad news?"
1363	Baxter?"
1363	Bring the runabout here, will you please, Ned?"
1363	But Eradicate caught the sound of his young employer''s footsteps and called:"Yo''goin'', Massa Tom?"
1363	But are you sure they took the papers which meant so much to you?"
1363	But of course to go out and buy what I need--""Oh I guess we can stand that, ca n''t we, Dad?"
1363	But what are you going to do now, Tom?
1363	But what do you think of this combination, Mr. Baxter?
1363	But what in the name of a volunteer fire department set that tree to blazing, Tom?"
1363	But what shall I order for you?"
1363	But what''s that smoke down there?"
1363	By the way,"he went on, turning to Mr. Baxter,"are you any nearer fastening the guilt on those two rascals, Field and Melling?"
1363	CHAPTER III TOM''S NEW IDEA"What''s the matter with him, Doctor?"
1363	CHAPTER IV AN EXPERIMENT"That ca n''t be Koku and Rad in one of their periodic squabbles, can it?"
1363	CHAPTER IX SUSPICIONS"What''s that?"
1363	CHAPTER XXI THE LIGHT IN THE SKY"Well, what do you say, Tom?"
1363	CHAPTER XXV THE LIGHT OF DAY"What''s that?
1363	Can you get that engine to work?"
1363	Can you help me prove anything against them?"
1363	Can you run over?"
1363	Damon?"
1363	Did those men who just left come in a car?"
1363	Did you know it was here?"
1363	Do n''t you want to try your new apparatus on it?"
1363	Do you want an ambulance, Doctor?"
1363	Does yo''''member dat?"
1363	Has Mary broken the engagement?"
1363	Has n''t he, Koku?"
1363	Have n''t you seen it?"
1363	How are you going to work it?"
1363	How is he, Doctor?"
1363	How is he?"
1363	How?"
1363	I jest wanted to ast if yo''done''membered de time mah mule Boomerang got stuck in de road, an''yo''could n''t git past in yo''auto?
1363	Is Rad''s case hopeless?"
1363	Is he dying, and is his mind wandering?"
1363	Is it going to catch fire?"
1363	Is it really true, Koku?"
1363	Is my father all right, Rad?"
1363	Is n''t it a delightful place, Tom?
1363	Is n''t there light enough at a blaze, anyhow?"
1363	Is there a garage near here?
1363	Is there any word you want to send to Uncle Barton?"
1363	Is there anything you want?"
1363	Is there more trouble with his eyes?"
1363	Is yo''goin''off after mo''diamonds, or up to de caves of ice?"
1363	Nestor?"
1363	Newton?"
1363	Now what do you want for dessert?"
1363	Shoot''em up through a hose?
1363	Short circuit?"
1363	So Field and Melling have their offices there?"
1363	Suppose I leave you to yourself for a time, Mr. Baxter?
1363	Swift?"
1363	There was a look on the face of the chemist that caused Tom to exclaim with a good deal of concern:"What''s the matter?"
1363	Want to come?"
1363	Want to go over it now?"
1363	We do n''t have to jump out, do we?"
1363	What do you know?
1363	What have you been doing?
1363	What is it-- your barns or one of your new shops?"
1363	What new line of endeavor are you going to aim at?"
1363	What then?"
1363	What''s it all about?"
1363	What''s this?"
1363	Why do they call it the Landmark?
1363	Will you come along?
1363	Would success or failure attend the young inventor''s project?
1363	Would the fumes of the liberated chemicals choke the fire, or would it burn on in spite of them?
1363	Your dye formulae here in my office?"
1363	but what is the matter?
1363	ca n''t we do something?"
1363	exclaimed Mr. Damon,"what do you want with a searchlight at a fire, Tom?
1363	he suddenly cried,"why not ask him to help you?"
1363	shouted Mr. Damon,"are we going through that awful furnace again?"
1363	what does this mean?"
1363	what happened, Tom?"
1363	what has happened?"
1363	what''s this I hear?"
1363	whut''s use worryin''?"
33242	Afraid to get here ahead of time, eh?
33242	Ai n''t one fire in twenty- four hours enough for you?
33242	Ai n''t there anythin''we can do to stop you from tryin''to run Jip down?
33242	Ai n''t there anything I can do to help the poor feller out of the scrape?
33242	Ai n''t we here on time?
33242	Ai n''t you fellers slingin''a terrible lot of style?
33242	Ai n''t you''fraid he''ll be mad if he finds you in there?
33242	All hands of us swelling, and our kid rushing around at the head with patched trousers? 33242 Am I in it?"
33242	And are you allowing to adopt this''ere kid who is setting himself up as a firebug?
33242	And write?
33242	And you were figuring on that same thing when you stayed here until eight o''clock last night, eh?
33242	Are the men always practising?
33242	Are they new clothes, sir?
33242	Are we goin''to stay here all night?
33242	Are you a fireman already?
33242	Are you certain that can be done?
33242	Are you claimin''to be posted in the fire business, an''do n''t know things like that are given to men who save folks from bein''burned up?
33242	Are you goin''to act jest like as if you was a reg''lar fireman?
33242	Are you hurt?
33242	Are you reckonin''on stayin''there till you catch him?
33242	Are you sure he''s over in Philadelphy?
33242	At anything special, sir?
33242	But how can you help it if you build the fire right close to the door, when there''s no other way for''em to get out?
33242	But how''ll he get back?
33242	But if Sam''s here with money in his pocket, how shall we stop him from workin''up the case?
33242	But of course I''ll sleep at Mrs. Hanson''s same''s I''ve been doin''?
33242	But what about us? 33242 But what am I to do''bout this money he borrowed from Joe Carter?"
33242	But what does he know about the detective business?
33242	But why are you here, Mr. Davis? 33242 But you do n''t allow folks can go''round settin''fire to houses an''tryin''to burn other people up without havin''to pay for it?"
33242	Ca n''t I stay till Ninety- four pulls out?
33242	Can Sam Barney have him arrested?
33242	Care? 33242 Did Josh really put you into physical training as quick as this?"
33242	Did n''t I get Jip Collins arrested?
33242	Did n''t they give you any lessons in the school?
33242	Did n''t you ever go to school, Amateur?
33242	Did n''t you find Sam?
33242	Did you hear any of Ninety- four''s men say so?
33242	Did you make all that to- day?
33242	Do n''t you know any better''n to break up what a feller''s fixin''?
33242	Do n''t you know you''re liable to be arrested for doing anything of that sort?
33242	Do n''t you know?
33242	Do n''t you s''pose I know that after all this time?
33242	Do n''t you s''pose they''ve got sense enough to wake up before the thing gets too far along?
33242	Do the men really work as hard there as they do at a fire?
33242	Do they keep you humpin''on the odd jobs, Amateur?
33242	Do they, Amateur? 33242 Do you allow he''ll run straight after this?"
33242	Do you go around working for thanks?
33242	Do you know how he happened to nab him?
33242	Do you know where he is?
33242	Do you mean Jip? 33242 Do you mean that I''m goin''to school now?"
33242	Do you mean that we''re to hire a reg''lar room?
33242	Do you mean to say we''re goin''to range a decent house? 33242 Do you mean to say you''re willin''he should burn the shed an''come pretty nigh killin''you?"
33242	Do you mean you''re hankering to run to a fire with them good clothes on?
33242	Do you mean''cause of what was done last night, Dan?
33242	Do you really mean that?
33242	Do you really think I stand a better chance of gettin''into the Department because of tryin''to pull the kid through?
33242	Do you reckon they believe you''re a detective?
33242	Do you s''pose I count on shinin''boots for a livin''all my life?
33242	Do you s''pose he could find any one chump enough to lend him money?
33242	Do you s''pose he stayed on the street after that?
33242	Do you s''pose he''s countin''on doin''this all alone?
33242	Do you s''pose he''s countin''on findin''Jip Collins in that fool way?
33242	Do you s''pose we ought''er thank Mr. Davis now for findin''the room for us?
33242	Do you think you could keep things in proper shape here? 33242 Feeling pretty good this morning, ai n''t you, kid?"
33242	Feeling rather sore?
33242	Fine? 33242 Found you plenty of work, eh?"
33242	Gettin''scared, eh?
33242	Going to strike for Seth while the iron''s hot, eh?
33242	Got to do it now? 33242 Had a bath this morning?"
33242	Had your breakfast?
33242	Have n''t got any folks, eh?
33242	Have you been here all that time?
33242	Have you been with Ninety- four''s crew at this''ere fire, or not?
33242	Have you done anythin''yet?
33242	Have you given it up?
33242	Have you got enough to buy your breakfast with?
33242	Have you got the feller yet what stole your money?
33242	Have you seen him since he did this terrible fine piece of detective work?
33242	Have you seen_ him_?
33242	Have you_ got_ to get Jip arrested?
33242	He ai n''t on at headquarters Sunday, is he?
33242	He did n''t mean a word of it; did you, Jip? 33242 Hello, where are you fellers goin''?"
33242	How are you countin''on gettin''your ticket to come back?
33242	How are you feelin''this mornin'', kid?
33242	How are you feeling, kid?
33242	How did he get a chance to do anything like that?
33242	How did he happen to be here instead of at headquarters?
33242	How did you find it out?
33242	How did you get along at headquarters?
33242	How did you hear of it so soon?
33242	How did''Lish Davis swell''round?
33242	How do you count on keepin''awake?
33242	How do you know that?
33242	How do you mean?
33242	How does that fit in with the lesson you read to him?
33242	How long are you goin''to keep up sich a racket as that?
33242	How long since you turned out?
33242	How much did that lay- out cost you last night?
33242	How much money have you got laid up?
33242	How much will it cost?
33242	How will you get another outfit?
33242	How''d you get in?
33242	How''s Jip gettin''along?
33242	How?
33242	I can take care of myself as well as you, an''if I do n''t knock''round when there''s a fire, how am I ever goin''to learn the business?
33242	I do n''t see very much of you, an''perhaps----"You''re reckoning that we may get a call, and you''ll have the chance to go out with us?
33242	I do n''t suppose I could sneak in?
33242	I made pretty near forty cents, an''it''s kind''er tough if a feller ca n''t spend fifteen of it, eh?
33242	I s''pose we sha n''t see very much of you now you''re gettin''so high up in the Department, eh?
33242	I s''pose you think you''re pretty nigh the only feller in this town?
33242	I s''pose you''d have gone in there if you was wearing the finest coat ever made, eh?
33242	I suppose Sam still holds to it that he''ll pull Jip in?
33242	I suppose you had n''t thought you might be needing something to eat?
33242	I thought''Lish Davis said he''d have his eye out so''s you could n''t get into the fire lines?
33242	I''d like to know why?
33242	I''d like to know why?
33242	I''d like to know, sir, if I''m to be allowed to pay for these clothes when I get so I can earn money enough?
33242	If such was the case, would you admit it?
33242	If you ai n''t scared, what are you makin''a row''bout now? 33242 Is Sam Barney still on my trail?"
33242	Is he the only feller who owes you anythin''?
33242	Is it a bad fire?
33242	Is it all over?
33242	Is it me they mean?
33242	Is that what you call a habit?
33242	It''s Dan Roberts, of course, an''I was----"Are you acquainted with the prisoner?
33242	It''s coming kind of tough on Ninety- four, eh, Jerry?
33242	It''s too late to tackle the job to- night; but what''s to stop all three of us from goin''to the Erie Basin after Sam Barney leaves town? 33242 Kind- er late this mornin'', eh?"
33242	Little fidgety about to- morrow''s work?
33242	Look here, Sam, s''posen it turns out that you do n''t find Jip, how''ll you get home?
33242	Look here, Seth, what kind of a stiff are you tryin''to give me?
33242	Mr. Davis took a lawyer there?
33242	No; is he goin''to the court?
33242	Not sure whether you''re feeling good or not?
33242	Now see here, Seth Bartlett, what''s the sense of talkin''that way? 33242 Now, see here, mister, Jip never''d done that----""Where were you?"
33242	Now, then, Amateur, what are you staring at? 33242 Now, what''s the matter with my doin''a little thing like that?
33242	Of course I''ll black boots here same as I''ve allers done?
33242	Of course, we may be in the wrong as to that, but if we ai n''t, how''ll you live? 33242 Oh, has he gone over there?"
33242	Oh, you did, eh? 33242 Oh, you do n''t, eh?
33242	Sam says Jip is in Philadelphy; now, s''posen all hands chipped in enough to buy a ticket for him to go there? 33242 See here, Amateur, how much money have you on hand?"
33242	See here, Seth, are you countin''on keepin''that racket up?
33242	See here, ai n''t I a detective?
33242	Seen Sam Barney to- day?
33242	Shall I have any chance to see you?
33242	So Jip Collins had sand enough to try an''burn us out, did n''t he?
33242	So the letter is for you, even though you never received one before?
33242	So we did, sir; but we met Jip Collins, an''----"The kid who started the fire in the lumber- yard?
33242	Something been going on that we have n''t heard?
33242	Stuck on the business, eh?
33242	Sure you''re all right?
33242	That kid has got sand, eh?
33242	That''s what----The attorney interrupted him by asking as before:"What is your name?"
33242	Them as do n''t know their business gets left; but we have n''t got in with that crowd, eh, William?
33242	Then how does it happen he let anybody go through him?
33242	Then if we talk smooth he stands a better chance, eh?
33242	Then there''s nothin''for the poor fellow but to go up the river?
33242	Then what are you goin''up this way for?
33242	Then why did n''t you''tend to it when you first came in?
33242	Then you believe he''d work''round and be a decently square kind of a boy if he got out of this scrape?
33242	Then you did n''t have any row?
33242	Then you do n''t feel like backin''out yet?
33242	Then you will keep the officers from arrestin''him?
33242	There''s a brick building butts up against the back end of that lot, so your only chance of getting out would be to come through the lumber- yard?
33242	They tell me you''re counting on being a fireman one of these days?
33242	They''re beginnin''to find out that I''m no slouch of a detective after all, hey?
33242	We''ve got the money, sir,Seth replied;"but seein''''s we belong to Ninety- four jest now, why ca n''t we stay till she pulls out?"
33242	Well, how did you sleep last night?
33242	Well, how do you like it so far''s you''ve gone?
33242	Well, s''pose he has? 33242 Well, s''posen I am?"
33242	Well, s''posen they should? 33242 Well, sha n''t I be in time-- and not such a terrible long while either?
33242	Well, what are you doing here so early? 33242 Well, what do you think of it?"
33242	Well, what have you done with your firebug?
33242	Well,Seth said after a brief reflection,"if you ca n''t help him, what''s the use of standin''here?"
33242	Well,he cried, stepping directly in front of the boys,"what do you think_ now_''bout my bein''a detective?"
33242	Were they to wait there for me?
33242	Wha-- wha-- what?
33242	What about the fire?
33242	What are you countin''on doin''right now?
33242	What are you counting on wearing?
33242	What are you doing here?
33242	What are you goin''to do to- morrow?
33242	What did he say''bout givin''Joe Carter sich a yarn?
33242	What did he say?
33242	What do you call home now the carpenter- shop has gone up in smoke?
33242	What do you do to the company?
33242	What do you mean by arson?
33242	What do you mean by takin''up the case?
33242	What do_ you_ want of Jip?
33242	What does that''mount to? 33242 What is it to you, so long as we''re satisfied?"
33242	What is it you''ve been gettin''up, Bill?
33242	What kind of a blow- out do you mean?
33242	What kind of a detective do you allow I am if I do n''t know that? 33242 What makes him sell it so cheap?"
33242	What things?
33242	What would be the use? 33242 What would you do if you should meet him right here this very minute?"
33242	What you been doin''?
33242	What''s he waitin''for?
33242	What''s makin''you so foolish all of a sudden? 33242 What''s that?"
33242	What''s the matter?
33242	What''s the news''bout Seth?
33242	What''s the reason you have n''t got as much of a one with me as you had with Seth? 33242 What''s the use of givin''anything away when folks are howlin''''bout your bein''so brave?
33242	What''s the use of that?
33242	What''s to be done with the kid who started the fire?
33242	What? 33242 What?
33242	What?
33242	When are you willin''I should come?
33242	Where are the medals to be presented?
33242	Where are we goin''?
33242	Where are we goin''?
33242	Where are you counting on sleeping to- night?
33242	Where do you count on starting the fire?
33242	Where is the exhibition to be held?
33242	Where was Dan an''Bill when they sent you to tell me?
33242	Where were you when he set fire to the shed in Baxter''s lumber- yard?
33242	Where you goin''?
33242	Where''s Teddy?
33242	Where''s the baby?
33242	Where''s your father?
33242	Who asked you to? 33242 Who did you think was in the alley?"
33242	Who? 33242 Who?
33242	Who?
33242	Why could n''t I black boots at odd times?
33242	Why did n''t he come back on the next train if everybody was ready to lend him money?
33242	Why did n''t you stay there?
33242	Why do n''t somebody send in an alarm?
33242	Why do n''t you come with me?
33242	Why do n''t you hunt him up?
33242	Why do n''t you kind er loaf here till they have hitched up, an''perhaps we''ll get another chance to stay in the engine- house?
33242	Why do n''t you leave this place for two or three days, and find some other quarters?
33242	Why do n''t you tackle her?
33242	Why not have it settled now?
33242	Why not, if it comes cheap enough? 33242 Why not?
33242	Why not?
33242	Why not?
33242	Why not?
33242	Why not?
33242	Why should n''t I be? 33242 Why, how did you know where he was?"
33242	Why, how''d he raise the money?
33242	Why, in the shed, of course, we----"Had you heard the prisoner threaten to set fire to the shed?
33242	Why?
33242	Will Ninety- four''s men be there?
33242	Will he get out of the scrape?
33242	Will that settle matters for me?
33242	Will you come up to the Basin?
33242	Will you wear your uniform?
33242	Wo n''t, eh? 33242 Would you be willin''to send a feller to jail so''s you might get ahead in the business?"
33242	Would you turn tinker, or tailor, or candlestick- maker, Jerry Walters, in order to avoid risking your life two or three times a day?
33242	Yell for the perlice, will yer? 33242 Yes, I did, an''of course you can have me sent up the river for it; but what good will that do you?
33242	Yes, sir; but I do n''t s''pose it can make much difference if I''m here a little before time,''cause then I''ll get more done, do n''t you see?
33242	Yes, that I know, else I would n''t be standing on my feet this minute; but suppose you had missed your hold? 33242 Yes; but yet you did n''t think he''d do so much, eh?"
33242	You ai n''t scared of him, are you?
33242	You ai n''t thinking of getting him taken on here, are you,''Lish?
33242	You can read, ca n''t you?
33242	You do, eh? 33242 You''re goin''to lend me money after what I did?"
33242	You''ve still got the fool idea in your mind that you''re going to be a fireman?
33242	Your firebug has his chance this forenoon, eh?
33242	After what seemed like a long time in waiting, Jip''s attorney asked the witness:"What is your name?"
33242	Ai n''t gettin''discouraged so soon, are you?"
33242	Ai n''t he got the nerve to be snoopin''''round here?
33242	Amateur in trouble again?"
33242	Anything gone wrong?"
33242	Are you hearing what I''m saying?"
33242	At that moment some one stepped to the side of the wagon and asked the driver:"Shall we send an ambulance?"
33242	Been swelling all the morning till your head is so big that you need to borrow a new cap?"
33242	Been to breakfast?"
33242	But say, I do look pretty fine, eh?"
33242	Ca n''t Ninety- four''s men stop it?"
33242	Could n''t you find the mistake before then?"
33242	Dan did not reply, but changed the subject of conversation by asking Bill:"What er you goin''to do''bout Sam Barney?"
33242	Davis?"
33242	Davis?"
33242	Davis?"
33242	Did n''t come up here reckonin''he or I''d got it, did you?"
33242	Did n''t you hear the man call my name?
33242	Do n''t you reckon all the firemen were boys once?"
33242	Do n''t you reckon you''d stand the heat from a blaze better and longer than them who need to have it mighty nigh cold?"
33242	Do n''t you s''pose the driver would kind- er help somehow?"
33242	Do you know of any place where we can stop for a night or two till I''ve had time to look''round more?"
33242	Do you know, lad, it''s a mighty dangerous thing to jump for a horse in that fashion?"
33242	Do you mean that''s really you?"
33242	Do you reckon I can show myself down- town now?"
33242	Do you s''pose we''d lay still after he''s been an''done what he did?
33242	Do you think I''d give you any fairy story about the place?
33242	Do you want to consult with him?"
33242	Goin''to run a bank, or keep a hotel, or do somethin''like that?"
33242	Got a big job?"
33242	Got anything on your mind?"
33242	Has Mr. Davis turned out yet?"
33242	Has the imitation detective caught him yet?"
33242	Have n''t been getting into trouble with Josh, I hope?"
33242	Have n''t been to breakfast yet, have you?"
33242	Have n''t you got the right?
33242	He has, eh?
33242	He shall come into the Department, eh?"
33242	He was----""Where''s them swell Brooklyn chums of yours?"
33242	He''s always doin''that, an''what does he''mount to?"
33242	How about getting first water now, Amateur?"
33242	How did you get inside the lines?"
33242	How long can I stay here?
33242	How much have you seen of the building so far?"
33242	How was Jip lookin''?"
33242	How would it look for a fireman to be around blackin''boots?
33242	I allow you''re counting on that suit of clothes?"
33242	I do n''t reckon you''ve got any big pile of money left by this time, eh?"
33242	I reckon you lost everything you owned, eh?"
33242	I s''pose that''s what you call bein''a chum of mine?"
33242	I thought you shipped that bloomin''detective over to Philadelphia?"
33242	I wonder why he could n''t be yanked up for lyin''to Joe Carter when he borrowed that money?
33242	I''m goin''to turn in, for what''s the use of payin''for a bed if you only get into it for the sake of sleepin''?
33242	If I keep on sellin''papers an''do n''t try to do anything else, I''ll never get some other kind of a job, will I?
33242	Instead of immediately acting upon his own suggestion Seth hesitated, and after a moment the driver asked:"What are you hanging in the wind now for?
33242	Is Ben Dunton in the house?"
33242	Is Bill over to the room?"
33242	Is Dan all right?"
33242	Is n''t the work here enough to satisfy you, but that you must needs look around for more?"
33242	It seems to me you''ve knocked off work kind- er late to- night?"
33242	Let me see, you live in the rear of Baxter''s carpenter shop, do n''t you?"
33242	Look here, I''ve got to be up at seven o''clock to- morrow mornin'', an''why could n''t I shine your boots to- night?"
33242	Neither Dan nor Bill spoke for several seconds, and then the former exclaimed with emphasis:"Say, but you''re gettin''there with both feet, eh?"
33242	Now you all know I''m tryin''to work into the Department, an''what kind of show would I stand if there was a record like that against me?
33242	Of course you''re countin''on seein''him off?"
33242	S''posen you get another feller to do the shinin''an''I come''round evenin''s to tell you what''s been goin''on?
33242	S''posen you got the shop this very minute, an''wanted to write a letter, or figger up how much anythin''cost?
33242	Sam?"
33242	Say, Seth, wo n''t you let me square it somehow?"
33242	Say, ca n''t you come down by the post- office now?"
33242	Say, goin''into the house now, or do you count on swellin''''round a spell first?"
33242	Say, have you seen Sam Barney?"
33242	Say, you know Dan made up his mind to own a store on Third Avenoo?"
33242	See here, my lad, supposing you could practise here two or three hours a day, would it tire you out so that the regular duties might be slighted?"
33242	Seth Bartlett?"
33242	Seth made no attempt to read the account, and Dan cried impatiently as he held the sheet in front of him:"Why, do n''t you see what it says?
33242	Seth made no attempt to take the missive until Mr. Fernald asked quite sharply:"Why do n''t you take it?
33242	Still here, eh?"
33242	Suppose I slap your face, how''ll it be then?"
33242	Supposing you could drink that while it was boiling?
33242	That''s a big step- up for a bootblack to make, an''I wonder how''Lish Davis will like it?"
33242	The driver leaned over him once more, and asked almost tenderly:"Will I send you up to the house, Amateur?"
33242	Then Seth said interrogatively:"Of course Teddy knew what he was talkin''''bout?"
33242	Then Seth turned to the attorney, who was yet talking with Jip, and asked:"How''s he goin''to pay you for lookin''after him?"
33242	Then he cried eagerly:"Say, you do n''t want to take another feller in, I s''pose?
33242	Well, why do n''t you start?"
33242	What about that firebug of yours?
33242	What about the team?"
33242	What did the lawyer say?"
33242	What does he know''bout bein''a detective?
33242	What else could he want of me?"
33242	What else has come up?"
33242	What kind of a fist would you make of it?"
33242	What little game_ have_ you got?
33242	What made you late in getting down- town?
33242	What task have they set for you this morning?"
33242	What''s all this talk I hear of your showing the members of the Department how to effect a rescue?"
33242	What''s he standin''out there all by his lonesome for?"
33242	What''s up?"
33242	When did you have a bath last?"
33242	When you goin''to leave here?"
33242	Where did you get''em?"
33242	Who''ll write to Joe Carter''bout it?"
33242	Why did n''t you leave headquarters as he told you?"
33242	Why not take a spin as far as the post- office?"
33242	Would n''t most any feller who''s got as near into the Department as you have?"
33242	You do n''t allow that when this''ere company takes it into their heads to fit out a kid they''re going to do it on second- hand rigging, do you?"
33242	You do n''t allow we''re running an ambulance for such kids as you, eh?"
33242	You goin''to do any more shinin''?"
33242	got your eyes open again, eh?"
33242	the driver asked gravely, and Seth replied with another question:"Would n''t you, sir?"
23380	A fire, lad; was it a big one?
23380	A fireman, Willie?
23380	A funny place-- eh? 23380 A note, boy, from Mr Auberly?"
23380	Ai n''t there none in the house?
23380	Ai n''t there sitch a name in the house?
23380	Am I to bring the answer back to you, sir?
23380	An''ca n''t you eat nothin''now?
23380	An''stations along the line?
23380	And a bill at three months for the balance?
23380	And what,continued Auberly,"would become of the fine arts if all men delighted in dirt, dust, dullness, and desks?
23380	And who are you?
23380	And you can spell-- eh? 23380 And_ you_ do n''t mean to tell me, do you, that a clerk in a fire insurance office does not know it?"
23380	Answer me, boy,said Mr Auberly with an impressive look and tone;"were you sent here by a fireman?"
23380	Any leaves?
23380	Anyone inside?
23380	Are ye jokin'', Frank?
23380	Are you mad?
23380	Are you sure of what you say, fireman?
23380	Ay, but how?
23380	B- but it''s awful to think of,said Boone;"suppose it''s found out?"
23380	Boy,said Miss Tippet, turning suddenly to Willie,"your name is William Willders, I believe?"
23380	Boy,said Mr Auberly,"will you be so good as to walk behind me?"
23380	Business gittin''on well?
23380	But I''m lookin''at you, and ai n''t that better? 23380 But have you really such an unconquerable love for painting?"
23380	But how''s that to be managed?
23380	But suppose,said Mrs Denman, with a faint smile,"that the fire is burning in the stair, and the house full of smoke, what am I to do?"
23380	But what about your message to the relation in the City?
23380	But what if I refuse to be released, Frank?
23380	But where is William?
23380	But where is Willie Willders?
23380	But why? 23380 But you will let me do something for you?"
23380	By the way, Baxmore,said Dale,"what was that false alarm at 2 p.m. when I was down at Watling Street?"
23380	Can any o''you fellers lend me a bit o''baccy?
23380	Can you direct me to Nottin''Hill Gate, missus?
23380	Can you not ask some other favour, such as I could grant?
23380	Certainly, my son; why does he want you?
23380	Come now, wo n''t you have somethin''to eat? 23380 Come, Fred,"said the former,"we can chat here without interr-- hallo--""What''s wrong?"
23380	Come, missus, do n''t be cross; wot''s the price o''yer apples now?
23380	Conv''shas''n wi''me?
23380	Could nothing be done with Mr Auberly?
23380	Could we not manage to get her a situation of some sort with light work and good pay?
23380	D''ye git nothin''better at other times?
23380	D''you kape turpentine?
23380	D''you know Mr Tippet well, sir?
23380	D''you like bein''a fairy?
23380	D''you suppose I''m an ass?
23380	D''you want one?
23380	Did n''t you hear about it?
23380	Did n''t you say he put a blanket round you?
23380	Did you ever hear of a coincidence that was not strange, lad? 23380 Did you hear whose house was burned, Willie?"
23380	Did you look in at Frank''s lodging in passing to- night?
23380	Do n''t you know me, David?
23380	Do n''t you know,said Frank,"that we have about four fires_ every_ night?
23380	Do n''t you see that the shutters are neither shut nor barred, Matty?
23380	Do n''t you think, Fred, that time will soften your father?
23380	Do n''t you? 23380 Do you think I would have come to such a pass as this for a trifle?
23380	Do you?
23380	Does Mrs Denman stop here, my dear?
23380	Does your_ mother_ know you''re here?
23380	Eh? 23380 Frank,"said Willie, assuming a tone of deep seriousness, while a glow suffused his cheeks,"can you keep a secret?"
23380	Going home, lad?
23380	Han''t ye got a bit o''hard baccy for the tooth?
23380	Has mother, then, not told you anything about my circumstances of late?
23380	Have your door- steps cleaned, sir?
23380	Here she is;--by the way, what''s your name?
23380	How are you, doctor?
23380	How are you, my dear?
23380	How can it be found out?
23380	How can you stay with him?
23380	How goes it, Frank?
23380	How goes the inimy?
23380	How is your sister?
23380	How many?
23380	How so?
23380	How''s Thompson?
23380	How, Frank?
23380	How, boy; what do you mean?
23380	How?
23380	I grieve to hear this, Willie,said Frank,"but how comes it that you take so great an interest in these people?"
23380	I know you''d like some, would n''t you? 23380 I rather think he is,"replied Willie, with a grin;"who shall I say calls on him-- eh?
23380	I say, lads,cried Frank Willders,"what d''ye say to send along to the doctor for another bottle o''cough mixture, same as the first?"
23380	I say, youngster, would you like a cup o''chocolate?
23380	I sh''pose a living corpse would n''t do, would it? 23380 I suppose the fire has not been got under yet, has it?"
23380	Is William Willders at''ome?
23380	Is he at home, Betsy dear?
23380	Is it go on?
23380	Is that you, Gorman?
23380	Is that your boat?
23380	Is the other engine back?
23380	Is the young woman waiting, Hopkins?
23380	Is there nothing that I can do?
23380	Is your friend a medical man?
23380	It is,replied the waterman in surprise,"you do n''t want to go on the water on such a night, do you?"
23380	Jolly stuff that, ai n''t it?
23380	Just so, William; and your surname-- your other name?
23380	Kensington, Fred? 23380 Let_ you_ make hay, you mean?"
23380	Managed? 23380 May I make so bold as to ask how Miss Loo was when you seed her last?"
23380	Mr Auberly is not to be there, is he?
23380	My surprise is greater than yours, lad; how d''you know that, and where is she going to?
23380	No lives lost, I hope, Willie?
23380	No one bin askin''for me?
23380	No tipple?
23380	No, indeed, I wo n''t,repeated Mrs Denman;"how can I?
23380	No, nothing; what could she tell me that I do not already know?
23380	No?
23380	Nor drink?
23380	Not even the edges, nor the legs?
23380	Not much, I hope; thank you for inquiring; but how come you to know about the fire, and to be interested in my sister?
23380	Now then, pig- sticker, what d''ye mean by that?
23380	Now then, what next?
23380	Now, ai n''t that jolly?
23380	Now, then, young bottle- imp, what did you mean by that?
23380	Now, then,said Gorman, with a business air,"first of all, how stands the stock in the shop?"
23380	Of course you''ve no objection to make a fifty pound note or so?
23380	Oh, Willie, how comes it that you know? 23380 Oh, can you?"
23380	Oh, it''s you, is it? 23380 Oh, mother, you''re a nice deceiver; you''re a sly old lady, ai n''t you?
23380	Oh, then there''s_ another_ other boy, sir?
23380	Oh, then, you have news, too, have you?
23380	Oh, you have, have you?
23380	Perhaps not, Willie,said Frank with a quiet smile;"but_ that_ is not what you want to speak about, then?"
23380	Please, sir,said Willie, consulting the back of a note;"are you Mister T- Tom-- Tupper, Esquire?"
23380	Please, sir,said Willie, going up to him,"is Frank Willders inside?"
23380	Poor Mrs Denman,said Miss Tippet, pouring out the tea;"it must have been an awful shock; think of a( Sugar, brother?
23380	Ruination?
23380	See any one saved, is it? 23380 See that house?"
23380	She does, boy, what d''ye want with her?
23380	So you were at a fire last night, Willie?
23380	Something like_ me_?
23380	Stay-- what is your name?
23380	Stop, sir, are you mad?
23380	Surely this is not your chum, John?
23380	Sympathy, Fred?
23380	That depends on how you behave in future,said Dale with a laugh;"but what d''you want with Frank Willders?"
23380	That you, Willders?
23380	That you, Willie?
23380	That''s right,said Gorman, clapping Ned on the shoulder and endeavouring to conciliate him;"now, then, the question is, how am I to get''un?"
23380	That''s very sad; where is he?
23380	Then it''s of no use our turning out, I suppose?
23380	There''s gunpowder in the back- shop somewhere, I''m told, sir; shall I go in for it?
23380	They ai n''t biled to make''em puff out, are they?
23380	W- why not? 23380 WHEN ONE IS ANOTHER WHO IS WHICH?"
23380	Was Frank there?
23380	Welcome you? 23380 Well, Miss Ward, what can I supply you with to- day?"
23380	Well, Sam, what news?
23380	Well, boy, was ye comin''here?
23380	Well, boy, what do you want? 23380 Well, boy?"
23380	Well, but could n''t you think?
23380	Well, but what_ is_ the news you''ve got to tell me?
23380	Well, have you made the arrangements as I directed you last night?
23380	Well, my lad, what''s_ your_ business?
23380	Well, my son?
23380	Well, t''ain''t easy to explain, but it means two things happenin''together in a most onlikely way-- d''ye see?
23380	Well, then, he could get us a corpse, you know-- couldn''t he?
23380	Well, what d''ye want, you noisy scamp?
23380	Well, what''s the news?
23380	Well, you''ll speak to him, wo n''t you, and I''ll make it worth while for both of you?
23380	Were there people in the house?
23380	Wery sad, ai n''t it, sir?
23380	What are they diggin''for?
23380	What book am I to read you?
23380	What can it be she wants?
23380	What d''ye think of my workshop?
23380	What did you say, boy?
23380	What do you think I should do? 23380 What does a body cost?"
23380	What for, lad?
23380	What for?
23380	What is he?
23380	What is his name?
23380	What is it you see, Boone?
23380	What mean you?
23380	What say?
23380	What was it?
23380	What would you do, madman?
23380	What''s that, Joe?
23380	What''s that?
23380	What,asked Barret,"would become of the town, if all men thought as you do?"
23380	What?
23380	What` darling''s life,''and what` thing''in Beverly Square?
23380	When had you dinner?
23380	When was that? 23380 Where are ye goin''?"
23380	Where away now?
23380	Where was the fire, Willie?
23380	Where?
23380	Where?
23380	Which is to begin first?
23380	White satin, Joe? 23380 Who told you about her, Loo?"
23380	Why do n''t you go on?
23380	Why not?
23380	Why, Blazes, do you not know--? 23380 Why, lad, where got ye all those things?"
23380	Why, mother, who would have expected to hear_ you_ standing up for the red- coats in this fashion?
23380	Why, what are you chucklin''at, Blazes?
23380	Why, what d''ye mean?--what d''ye take me for?
23380	Why, youngster,said Dale, laying his hand on Willie''s head,"ai n''t you the boy that pulled our bell for a lark the other night?"
23380	Why?
23380	Will that do?
23380	Will you conduct me to their abode?
23380	Will you take a message to your mother?
23380	Will you_ do_ it?
23380	Wo n''t you welcome me?
23380	Ye- yes-- why not?
23380	Yes, it was gallopin''down Ludgate Hill, was n''t it?
23380	Yes, sir, and thankee,said Willie;"where did you say I was to call, sir?"
23380	You are a fireman, I understand?
23380	You can only ruin me, but do you not know that I will have the power to denounce you as a fire- raiser?
23380	You do n''t mean to say there''s been a fire?
23380	You do n''t suppose I keep a stock of assorted subjects on hand, do you?
23380	You have not told me what it is; how can I answer you?
23380	You know Barret, Frank?
23380	You know the alternative if you do n''t?
23380	You want a situation in my office as a clerk?
23380	You want a situation of some sort-- a clerkship, I suppose?
23380	You wo n''t let_ him_ come near when you give it, will you?
23380	You wo n''t let_ him_ give it me, will you? 23380 You''re hard up, rather, just now?"
23380	You''re not going to be married, are you?
23380	You''re off, are you-- eh?
23380	Your father does not return till late, I suppose?
23380	Your father is rich, is he not?
23380	Your lodgin''s an''t far off, are they?
23380	Ziza, darling, are you feeling better, my lamb?
23380	_ Know_ about what?
23380	` Where away?'' 23380 ` Why did you deceive me, sir?''
23380	After that you''ll lay in the stock-- fifty pounds''worth; and it wo n''t be sham; it''ll be real--""But where is the money to come from?"
23380	Ai n''t that economy gone mad?
23380	Any more in the house?"
23380	Are you able?"
23380	Are you alone?"
23380	Are_ all_ here?"
23380	But as I was saying, it makes one shudder to think of; and-- and-- how does your leg feel_ now_?"
23380	But how could-- you know it was me?
23380	But suppose, ma''am, your house gets alight in spite of you-- well then, the question is what''s best to do?"
23380	But where was David Boone all this time?
23380	By the way, Auberly,"said Barret, glancing over his shoulder,"Is n''t Tom Tippet a sort of connection of yours?"
23380	Come, what do you think of doing?"
23380	Could it have been thee, Hopkins?
23380	Could n''t you deliver your message?
23380	D''ye know what that is, boy?"
23380	D''ye understand?"
23380	D''you know where my office is, and what it is?"
23380	Dale guessed at once what it was, and ran down the staircase, calling out as he passed:"Here, Willders, Corney, Baxmore, lend a hand, will you?"
23380	Did n''t know you wash a poet-- eh?
23380	Did you hear ever of his noo machine for makin''artificial butter?"
23380	Do n''t that sound grand, mother?"
23380	Do you doubt this, reader?
23380	Do you imagine that your friends will continue to care for a man who cares not for himself?
23380	Do you know what your friend intends to do with it?"
23380	Do you think that_ she_ would give_ you_ up for the sake of Auberly''s dross?"
23380	Does Miss Tippet live here?"
23380	Frank made no reply for a few moments, then he said with a sad yet gratified smile--"So you refuse to be released?"
23380	Frank?"
23380	Has this foe been properly met?
23380	Have you anything to say to me?"
23380	Have you lost much?"
23380	Have you not received warning enough?"
23380	Have you seen or heard of him lately?"
23380	He sent out an army of boys with pots of whitewash and brushes, with directions to print in rough but large legible letters the words,"Who''s Boone?"
23380	He''ll be quite a loss to the neighbourhood; wo n''t he, sir?"
23380	He''s ill, you say?"
23380	History records it; nature records it; experience-- everything records it; who has the temerity, or folly, to deny it?
23380	How came he by the sprain?"
23380	How long would you have me wait-- eh?
23380	How many would you have?"
23380	How much may the profits be?"
23380	How was it done?"
23380	How would you like that, William Willders-- eh?"
23380	How would_ you_ like to have been carried out of a burning house in such a way by a big rough man?"
23380	I always forget), what was I-- oh, yes; think of a fireman seizing one round the( Cream, Willie?
23380	I am always extremely happy to do anything for-- yes, I suppose of course you can write, and, what d''ye call it-- count-- you can do arithmetic?"
23380	I have got a very comfortable lodging with-- who do you think?
23380	I hope that Miss Tippet is well?"
23380	I hope you can_ spell_, Edward, a-- I mean Thomas-- is it, or William?"
23380	I mean fellow-- is up to just now?"
23380	I s''pose Frank can get along without me for a little while-- eh?"
23380	I shall never,_ never_ get over it; and so little, so_ very_ little clothing on me--""How much had you on?"
23380	I suppose, now, if it was all sold off you would n''t have enough to pay up my loans?"
23380	I''m greatly in want of an intelligent lad who can use his hands; but, by the way, can you use your hands?
23380	In addition to all this, these weak- minded( shall we call them?)
23380	Is Willie at home?"
23380	Is it possible that anything so spruce, dignified, almost stately, could have fallen so very low?
23380	Is your father poor?"
23380	It must be a dead one-- eh?"
23380	It was such a funny account; you heard of it, brother( ring the bell again, dear), did n''t you?"
23380	It was you that asked the doctor, was n''t it, for another bottle?"
23380	It would only be required for a time, because I mean to-- ah, well, no matter-- but how and where is it to be got?
23380	It''s so difficult to read ladies''hands; they''re so abominably angular, and-- where_ are_ my specs?
23380	John Barret, has town life so marred your once fine intellect, that you put such a question in earnest?
23380	Look at her, Jim; ai n''t she like her old self?"
23380	Meanwhile, what is to be done for the Cattleys?"
23380	Mr Tippet, leaning on his bench and looking into Willie''s face with a benignant smile, said--"Done, my boy?
23380	No?)
23380	Now, d''ye know, or do the servants know, or does anybody in the house know, where the trap in the roof is?"
23380	Now, lad, if I were to take you in, what would you say to 5 pounds a year?"
23380	Now, then, who bids for the old harm- chair?
23380	Only I feel sort o''sorry for''em, somehow, and I''m awful anxious to see a real live fairy, even though she_ is_ ill.""When are you going?"
23380	Perhaps love had something to do with them-- perhaps not-- who knows?
23380	Pray, what does Matty stand for?"
23380	Rather say, where was he not?
23380	Shall I ask Mrs Smith to stay with you again, till we come back?"
23380	Shall I ring for water?"
23380	She observed the action, and said--"Are you going to read and pray with me, sir?"
23380	Sitting in my chair in dishabille, when a man-- a Man, Miss Dee--""Well, I know what a_ man_ is,"said the Eagle bitterly;"why do n''t you go on?"
23380	Six bob?
23380	Six bob?
23380	So now, is your heart ready to receive the flood of my sorrows?"
23380	So old Auberly wants to see me to- morrow forenoon?"
23380	Stay,"he added, in a softened tone,"have you breakfasted?"
23380	Strange wish-- why d''you want to be one?"
23380	Suppose I answer it by another: What would become of the country if all men thought and acted as you do?"
23380	That''s a neat sum, ai n''t it, Boone?"
23380	The fact is I felt nettled, for, after all, what is Miss Ward?
23380	The house is insured, of course?"
23380	This brought the slang phrase,"Does your mother know you''re out?"
23380	W''at''ll you''ave to- night, sir?"
23380	Was I going to sit there and hear him talk of Frank''s presumption as if he were a chimney- sweep?"
23380	Was the fireman_ very_ tall?"
23380	Was your mother drowned, too?"
23380	Well, of course,_ both_ o''the boys will go; they ca n''t help it, there''s no gittin''over that; but, then, which of''em will git the situation?
23380	Well, what say you about the body?
23380	Well, where is it?"
23380	What are my brains doin''night an day-- eh?
23380	What are you staring at, boy?"
23380	What d''ye bid?
23380	What d''ye think of it, Frank?
23380	What do you mean?"
23380	What had you for dinner?"
23380	What have you got to tell me; nothing serious, I hope?"
23380	What is your name, boy?"
23380	What things are you careless in?"
23380	What think you of it?"
23380	What_ do_ you call them?"
23380	Where are the rest o''the lads?"
23380	Where d''ye stop?"
23380	Where is it?"
23380	Who bids for this''ere venerable garment?
23380	Who may this pretty fire- raiser be?"
23380	Who said one- an''-seven?
23380	Who said six bob?"
23380	Why do n''t your friend speak out like a man; state what he wants it for, and get it in the regular way?"
23380	Why do you ask?"
23380	Why, what do you call the style of carrying on business that you started with seven years ago, and have practised more or less ever since?"
23380	Why, what''s the matter with you?"
23380	Why, when do you mean to stop growing?"
23380	Why?"
23380	Will you accept of this purse?"
23380	Wo n''t she be fit to bu''st?"
23380	You could n''t make me a fireman, could you, ma''am?"
23380	You did n''t see-- see-- any one saved, did you?"
23380	You do n''t sh''pose I keep a stock of''em on hand ready- made, do you-- eh?"
23380	You do n''t suppose I would do that, I hope?"
23380	You know Forest, mother, the man that we''ve heard so much of?
23380	You know it would never do to risk the loss of such valuable stock by fire-- eh, Boone?
23380	You remember it, Willie?"
23380	You remember my tellin''you about little Cattley and the auction, do n''t you?"
23380	You seem to have heard of him before, mother?"
23380	You talk of meeting your brother to- night at home; do you not live together?''
23380	You were saying, as we came along, that your father is sterner than ever, were you not?"
23380	You''ll call at the station on your way home, Willie?"
23380	You''re not going to turn to my profession as a last resort, I hope?"
23380	You''re uncommon careful about that, I hope?"
23380	You''ve heard how he came by the other mishap?"
23380	` Finished it all?''
23380	` Now,_ which_ is it?''
23380	` Your mother,''he gasped,` Mrs Willders-- my sister- in- law-- the waterman''s widow?''
23380	and what about the insurance?"
23380	another cup, Ziza?"
23380	are you good at writing and ciphering?"
23380	caused Emma Ward to open her eyes to the utmost possible extent, and exclaim,"Where?"
23380	cried Miss Tippet;"was it_ your_ brother that saved Loo?"
23380	cried Willie, advancing and giving his brother''s hand a warm shake;"the cut head mending-- eh?"
23380	cried Willie;"why did n''t he_ drop_?
23380	cried the same stalwart fireman who had seized the small boy, stepping out and laying his hand on Hopkins''s shoulder, whereabouts is it?
23380	d''you mean to say that you were at the fire in-- in Holborn that night?"
23380	did you hear of Joe Corney, and what''s- his-- fireman''s visit to Mrs Denman?
23380	do n''t it?
23380	do you know about it, too?"
23380	exclaimed Miss Tippet;"do you mean to say that you will return to your dreadful profession when you recover?
23380	exclaimed the horrified Mrs Denman,"was she killed?"
23380	exclaimed the other,"what am I paid a salary for?
23380	he cried angrily on being startled again,"was n''t the last wan all a sham?
23380	how are ye?"
23380	how could I help it?
23380	how_ dare_ you, sir?"
23380	is she not saved?
23380	is that you?"
23380	my girl,"interrupted Mr Auberly with a frown,"nor use exclamations of any kind in my presence; what are the` some things''referred to?"
23380	oh, Blazes,"said Willie sadly,"has money told on you so fearfully already?
23380	said Frank with a smile, as he wiped his pen;"what set it alight, lad?"
23380	say, what is this?"
23380	the one with the porch before the door?"
23380	was he indeed at that sad fire, and did he help to put it out?"
23380	what d''ye mean?"
23380	what does she draw-- corks?"
23380	where?"
23380	wherefore?"
23380	who may_ you_ be?"
23380	you dare to defy me?"
23380	you have made up your mind, have you?"
23380	you wo n''t have it at no price?
23380	you''re asleep, are you, and not to be waked up-- eh?