Questions

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

identifier	question
17361	''Der Schrauber wirklich mit Mala[86] un Ranze? 17361 ''Sein Sie''s wahrhaftig?
17361	Ah, ihr sprecht deutsch?
17361	Freund Michel, was machst für ein banges Gesicht?
17361	Wat seggt de Kirl?
17361	Willst, lieber Freund, du das Neueste sehn? 17361 ( não é?) 17361 ............... nicht wahr? 17361 1916[?]. 17361 = N.=_ Brazilian German.__ High German._ no é? 17361 Was soll''ch mit dem Krempel lo tun?''
17361	_ Gutes Geschäft oder eine Pechincha._[85] Wer reit''lo dorch Storm un Wettergeriesel?
13545	And is mine one?
13545	And what use will my thrifty Aunt make of the blue violets?
13545	Aunt Sarah, did you know Frau Schmidt, instead of using flour alone when baking cakes, frequently uses a mixture of flour and cornstarch? 13545 Aunt Sarah, how was sgraffito ware made?
13545	Aunt Sarah, may I have the old spinning wheel in the attic? 13545 Aunt Sarah, why was straw ever put under this carpet?"
13545	Aunt Sarah,inquired Mary one day,"do you think it pays a housekeeper to bake her own bread?"
13545	Aunt Sarah,inquired Mary,"is the rhubarb large enough to use?"
13545	Aunt Sarah,questioned Mary one day,"do you mind if I copy some of your recipes?"
13545	But what did the husband think of all this?
13545	Did n''t I hear that worthless scamp, Fritz Schmidt, a- referrin''to me and a- sayin''to Miss Midleton fer the''servant''to bring over the butter? 13545 Do n''t you mean''That Grand Old Name Called Mary?''"
13545	Do tell me, Aunt, what this small iron boat, on the top shelf, was ever used for? 13545 Have you ever made rag rugs?"
13545	Have you forgotten, Aunt Sarah, you promised to tell me something interesting about the first red clover introduced in Bucks County?
13545	How are you today?
13545	If''twere not for God and good people, what would become of the unfortunate?
13545	Is_ that all_ you get?
13545	Mary, did you ever hear this Persian proverb? 13545 Mary, did you notice the gayly- decorated, old- fashioned coffee pot and tea caddy in the corner cupboard?
13545	Mary, have you ever read the poem, The Potter and the Clay?'' 13545 Now,"said Mary,"what shall we do with these stiff, ugly, haircloth- covered chairs and sofa?"
13545	Oh, you mean the picture on the mantel standing near those twin gilded china vases, gay with red and blue paint?
13545	Professor Schmidt, can you tell me the name of that weed?
13545	Speaking of cakes, Aunt Sarah,said Mary,"have you ever used Swansdown cake flour?
13545	That old mulberry tree, from the berries of which you made such delicious pies and marmalade last Summer, is it dead?
13545	They had no trolley cars in those days?
13545	Was there a pottery on your father''s farm, Aunt Sarah?
13545	What is it, dear? 13545 Why did you give your family of dolls such an odd name, Aunt Sarah?"
13545	Why,exclaimed Mary,"were there so many potteries in that locality?"
13545	***** What draws my eye to yonder spot-- That bench against the wall?
13545	And do n''t you think we might paint the floor around the edges of the rug to imitate the woodwork?
13545	And is not common?
13545	And what is this small frame containing a yellowed piece of paper cut in intricate designs, presumably with scissors?"
13545	And who shall say it was not answered?
13545	And why was their hair all worn hanging in one braid over each shoulder, with a band over the forehead?
13545	And, what if we are commonplace?
13545	Are they anything like braided mats?"
13545	Aunt Sarah, where did you get this very old poem,''The Deserted City''?"
13545	Aunt Sarah,"exclaimed Mary,"do you mean a carpet like the one in the spare bedroom?"
13545	Ca n''t we consign them all to the attic?
13545	Could we not have it painted to imitate chestnut wood?
13545	Did you ever see them grow, Mary?
13545	Did you notice the strong, substantial manner in which it is made?
13545	Do n''t you think that would be pretty, Aunt Sarah?"
13545	Do you suppose the same birds return here from the South every Summer?"
13545	Exceeding peace had made Ben Adhem bold, And to the presence in the room he said:"What writest thou?"
13545	FISH, CLAMS AND OYSTER( BONED SHAD) How many young cooks know how to bone a shad?
13545	Have you ever noticed, Aunt Sarah, what a symphony in green is the yard?
13545	Have you ever read the poem,''The Changed Cross?''
13545	Have you ever seen an"Elbadritchel?"
13545	Have you never read the poem?
13545	He said''twas a good, serviceable color, and more economical to buy it all alike, and remarked:''What''s the difference, anyway?
13545	How will I ever repay you for all your kindness to me?"
13545	I''m hired girl What does that make out if I do work here?
13545	In what nobler work could women engage than in work to promote the comfort and well- being of the ones they love in the home?
13545	Is it the same as slip- decorated pottery?"
13545	It may be but a little corner, which you have been asked to fill; What matters it, if you are in it, doing the Master''s will?
13545	Jake, beaming with happiness, said,"Sibylla vos side by me yet?"
13545	Mary is a dear girl, why should she not think of marrying?"
13545	Mary replied,"Do n''t you think men are very queer, anyway, Aunt Sarah?
13545	Mary, have you ever eaten a small, sweet wafer called''Zimmet Waffle?''
13545	No?
13545	No?
13545	Sadie, can you crochet?"
13545	Say not the days are evil-- who''s to blame?
13545	Seeing the letter in his hand she inquired:"What news, John?"
13545	She turned to her Aunt, saying,"Do n''t you think the room looks bright, cheery and livable?"
13545	Should she have equal political rights?
13545	Speaking of salt, my dear, have you read the poem,''The King''s Daughters,''by Margaret Vandegrift?
13545	Suffrage, the right of woman to vote; will it not take women from the home?
13545	Suppose we start a''girls''campfire,''right here in the country?
13545	Then this dull, dark, gray- blue painted woodwork; could any one imagine anything more hideously ugly?
13545	They certainly possessed intelligent faces, but why those queer- shaped Indian dresses?
13545	To quote an old physician,"If horses thrive on oats, why not boys who resemble young colts?"
13545	Was hot er dort i m Schtille g''denkt?
13545	Was n''t it her duty to leave the home and see where these products were produced, and if they were sanitary?
13545	Weescht du''s?
13545	Wer mecht es wisse-- sag?
13545	What did my son say?"
13545	What difference, if an honest heart beat beneath a laborer''s hickory shirt, or one of fine linen?
13545	What makes you think it is condescension for me to address you?"
13545	What to a hungry man is more nutritious and appetizing than a perfectly broiled, rare, juicy, steak, served hot?
13545	Who has not felt the sweet freshness of early morning before"the sunshine is all on the wing"or the birds awaken and begin to chatter and to sing?
13545	Who is it has said,''The discovery of a new dish makes more for the happiness of man than the discovery of a star''?
13545	Why so many strings of gaudy beads around their necks?
13545	Will man accord woman the same reverence she has received in the past?
13545	Wo n''t they look just sweet?"
13545	Would you like to see your Uncle''s old deed, which he came into possession of when he inherited the farm from his father?"
13545	Yes, and without an''alarm clock,''too, Sibylla, eh?"
13545	You remember, we could not decide what use to make of your old, tan cravenette stormcoat?
13545	You see that old locust tree against one side the ruined wall of the house?"
13545	You see the highest flat rock along the Narrows?
13545	[ Illustration: THE OLD MILL]"Aunt Sarah, what is pumpernickel?"
13545	exclaimed Mary,"is lard made from pork fat?
13545	inquired Mary,"is it like rye bread?"
13545	what then shall I say that is both bright and fine?
41132	Allow it?
41132	And is there no remedy?
41132	And my father is actually assisting in this dastardly work?
41132	And the payment-- eh?
41132	And, again, why did he send you to buy it, when his friend could surely have done so?
41132	Are you absolutely certain that Ella has told him nothing?
41132	Are you really ill, miss?
41132	At night?
41132	But how did you manage it?
41132	But the road is rather difficult from here to the camp, is n''t it?
41132	But there''s surely no danger down here?
41132	But why is he living down here-- in a house like this?
41132	But why should a woman break into your house?
41132	But you really do n''t take it seriously, do you?
41132	Can there have been somebody watching us?
41132	Could anybody have tampered with it, do you think?
41132	Did she carry her attache- case?
41132	Did you send him north?
41132	Did you travel with that woman Dexter to- night?
41132	Do you hear anything?
41132	Do you like it?
41132	Does the Army Service Corps fetch the milk?
41132	Have you got your thick gloves on?
41132	Have you received any despatches to- night, sir?
41132	Have you seen Ortmann lately?
41132	How can we frustrate them?
41132	How could he possibly know?
41132	How would you accomplish that?
41132	How, in the name of Fate, can I prevent it? 41132 I take it, my dear friend, that it will be automatic-- eh?"
41132	I wonder if Seymour can have been misled?
41132	I wonder if they are going up to York?
41132	I wonder if you could lend me a heavy hammer?
41132	I wonder if your father is making some fresh experiment? 41132 I wonder what that second noise was, dearest?"
41132	I wonder what their game can really be?
41132	I wonder who they are?
41132	If she knows nothing, then why are we both watched so closely by Kennedy?
41132	Is it possible?
41132	Is n''t that a train? 41132 It could be dropped by hand-- eh?"
41132	Now what can this mean, I wonder? 41132 Oh, so you supply the camp with milk, do you?"
41132	Or a woman?
41132	Returned, in order to distribute more German money, I suppose?
41132	Shall we wait here and follow them? 41132 The new stuff?"
41132	The other stuff is there already, I suppose?
41132	Then he may be German?
41132	Then you suspect that another plot is in progress, Ella?
41132	This place smells of cloves-- doesn''t it?
41132	Tired? 41132 Well, darling?"
41132	Well?
41132	Well?
41132	What connection can the stick have with the grenade-- if not for the purpose of throwing?
41132	What has Ortmann told you?
41132	What is it?
41132	What is that?
41132	What would our friends think if they knew the means by which they came into this country-- eh?
41132	What''s the matter?
41132	What''s your opinion now-- eh? 41132 What, I wonder, should detain them so long?
41132	Who is it?
41132	Who knows?
41132	Who''s there?
41132	Why do you anticipate that?
41132	Why not warn the police?
41132	Why should she go there?
41132	Why?
41132	Would the young lady care to come in and wait?
41132	You overheard some of their conversation-- eh?
41132	You''ll have a breakdown close to the house-- eh?
41132	Your daughter comes here sometimes, does she not? 41132 Your girl knows nothing, I hope?"
41132	Are you ready to risk it?"
41132	But if it failed?
41132	But now that the girl has gone, we may as well go upstairs-- eh?
41132	But what is your opinion regarding this?"
41132	But why, I wonder, should a tube run through the middle in this way?"
41132	Can not we warn him?"
41132	Could n''t you keep Ella away from him?
41132	Could not we part them somehow?
41132	Could the intruder have been a woman?
41132	Do you remember?"
41132	Had her father brought with him that terrible death- dealing machine which he and Nystrom had constructed with such accursed ingenuity?
41132	Had the bracelet fallen from her wrist in her hurried flight?
41132	Have I ever been false to my word?
41132	Have n''t you been convinced?"
41132	Have you been to the laboratory lately?"
41132	His was not exactly a precious life, Theodore, was it?
41132	I wonder if your husband would allow me?"
41132	I wonder what secret that old shed contains-- eh?"
41132	I wonder where it leads to?"
41132	I wonder who''s been in our garden?"
41132	I wonder why his friend was so eager to match it?"
41132	Is it not a very neat little toy, my dear Ernst?"
41132	It looks as if some lady got entangled in the bush, and left part of''er blouse behind-- don''t it?
41132	Let us go upstairs-- eh?
41132	Or had it fallen from the pocket of a burglar who had secured it with some booty from a house in the vicinity?
41132	Or was it some person set to watch her movements?
41132	Then I may act-- eh?"
41132	They believe you to be soundly asleep, I suppose?"
41132	To- day you are convinced-- are you not?
41132	Truly, you''ve been inventing some appalling things for our dear friends here-- eh?"
41132	Was it a burglar?
41132	Was it any wonder that the Press made no mention of the affair?
41132	Was it possible that her father and his dastardly companions possessed knowledge of what had actually occurred there?
41132	Was it some one desirous of knowing the secrets of that upstairs laboratory?
41132	What are they?
41132	What despatches?"
41132	What do you think of these?"
41132	What has come over you that you are so completely given over to suspicions unworthy of a great nation?
41132	What is in progress?"
41132	What more can I do than I have done?
41132	What shall we do?"
41132	What was intended?
41132	Where''s the nearest station, Mrs Dennis?"
41132	Who could she have been?
41132	Who knows?
41132	Why does he live as Mr Horton over at Wandsworth Common?"
41132	With what object, I wonder?"
41132	Would the coal- hammer do?"
41132	You were not mistaken as to the spot?"
41132	You wish to protect her-- eh?"
41132	you pose as a Dutch pastor, but do you not remember our German motto:_ Der beste prediger ist der Zeit_?"
34583	About whom else should it be?
34583	Ah, what poor devils?
34583	And again, did they not, the year before, ravage here just so, in connection with the Indians, their like- minded confederates? 34583 And little Catherine?"
34583	And little Ursul?
34583	And now?
34583	And that neither you, nor Conrad, nor any man in this earthly vale of tears, is good enough for the maiden?
34583	And then?
34583	And where shall I leave you, in the meantime?
34583	Are not you Mr. Sternberg from Canada Creek, whom I met two years ago in Albany? 34583 Are they coming, Conrad?"
34583	Are you already tired?
34583	Are you here yet, Conrad? 34583 Are you holding the dog?"
34583	Are you ready, Adam?
34583	Are you sorry that you have come with me?
34583	Are you then entirely God- forsaken, unhappy woman?
34583	Are you then not married?
34583	Are you yet thinking about it?
34583	But will they go on at once?
34583	But, Aunt Ursul, what in all the world is it all about?
34583	Can I be of any help to you, madam?
34583	Can you not leave the ship?
34583	Catherine,he said again,"can you forgive me?"
34583	Did you call me, Conrad?
34583	Do n''t you hear anything?
34583	Do you come at last?
34583	Do you mean that?
34583	Do you mean the young lady?
34583	Do you mean to give me over to other people?
34583	Do you think so? 34583 Does he still expect them back?
34583	Does not the maiden go along?
34583	Does that please you?
34583	For God''s sake, Aunt Ursul, what are you driving at?
34583	Have you all loaded? 34583 Have you done this for me?"
34583	Have you during this time of terror heard of them?
34583	Have you no friends among the immigrants who perhaps expect you to accompany them on their farther journey?
34583	Have you no parents, no relatives, no friends?
34583	Have you now heard, you straw- heads? 34583 Have you now heard?"
34583	Have you seen them?
34583	He failed us last year, and did we not need him then? 34583 How about the Indians?"
34583	How are the children?
34583	How can you ask?
34583	How can you talk in that way, aunt?
34583	How did you learn that I am back?
34583	How do you know it, Conrad?
34583	How do you mean, Lambert?
34583	How does she come now to be here?
34583	How is uncle?
34583	How many are there?
34583	How?
34583	If I must believe that my coming has robbed you of your cool courage, how could I forgive myself for having come here with you? 34583 Indeed?"
34583	Is it Adam Bellinger?
34583	Is it not true? 34583 Is n''t it a shame for one to speak so contemptuously about his own countrymen?
34583	Is that kind?
34583	Is that you, Lambert?
34583	Is there one among you who speaks French?
34583	It is always the old story: First you set the world on its head, and then you come running and cry:''What do you advise, aunt?'' 34583 No; why?"
34583	Now, without further parley, will you be my man, or not?
34583	Now,said Lambert;"why do you not shoot?"
34583	On what do the fellows wait?
34583	Or do you think you have been deceived in me?
34583	Shall I answer for you?
34583	Shall I deny it?
34583	Surely you have set his head right, aunt?
34583	That my young man has gone over to them?
34583	The young farmer?
34583	Then there really was one there?
34583	There she sits, there, do you see?
34583	What are the fellows up to now?
34583	What business have you to listen? 34583 What can have happened?
34583	What comes next?
34583	What do you mean by that?
34583	What do you mean?
34583	What do you want?
34583	What do you want?
34583	What do you want?
34583	What does that mean?
34583	What for? 34583 What has happened, my darling?"
34583	What is going on?
34583	What must happen? 34583 What should I advise?"
34583	What then do you want?
34583	What will happen now? 34583 What, then, does Adam want?"
34583	What?
34583	Where are they? 34583 Where is he?"
34583	Where was I?
34583	Where?
34583	Where?
34583	Who are the others?
34583	Who is the other one?
34583	Who knows,continued he,"how different it might have been last year had he been here with us?
34583	Who should come?
34583	Who?
34583	Why impossible?
34583	Why is it not suitable for me?
34583	Why not? 34583 Why should Conrad give up a hunt to- day which perhaps he had prearranged with his companions?
34583	Why should I not call out the dog for my own and my old man''s greater security?
34583	Why too late?
34583	Why?
34583	With or without a scalp?
34583	With you?
34583	Yes, yes, who could withstand you? 34583 Yet, Conrad,"said Aunt Ursul, interrupting him,"why are you ashamed to tell the truth?
34583	You are hungry and thirsty from your long hunt,said Catherine;"shall I prepare your evening meal?"
34583	You are looking for Lambert Sternberg?
34583	_ You_?
34583	Am I God?
34583	And Lambert, listen, have you not also brought me a wife?"
34583	And now--""And now?"
34583	And the Lord said unto Cain: Why art thou wroth?
34583	And then what would be the result should everyone, on such an occasion, drag his wife with him?
34583	And then?
34583	And who shall pay for it?
34583	And yet, what sound is that?
34583	Are the rifles all loaded?"
34583	Are you not ashamed of yourself, old fellow?
34583	Are you now willing to fork over, ha?"
34583	Are you satisfied with that?
34583	Are you surprised that the amount is so large?
34583	As he said no more to her as she waited, she added,"You wished to say something?"
34583	As they now turned into the woods she asked:"Do you truly love your brother?"
34583	Ask you who is He?
34583	Aunt Ursul moved her chair to the table, and while she was eating heartily, said:"Do you know, Lambert, that the girl is a treasure?"
34583	Brown?"
34583	Brown?"
34583	But how could I speak of it before?
34583	But how did you learn that I had returned?"
34583	But if you so pull the chestnuts out of the fire for us will not the sweet fruits be just as good for you?
34583	But what can one do when he is every instant in danger, and his crops are destroyed, and his herds are driven off?
34583	But who had time now to investigate such things?
34583	But why should he to- day stay out so long?
34583	By whose help could I leave this ship?"
34583	Can you find the way without her, aunt?
34583	Catherine arched her eyebrows:"Are you quite sure that I should be kindly received there?"
34583	Did I not also love him from the first moment on?
34583	Did I not devote myself to him as we left the ship hand in hand?
34583	Did he, perhaps, fear that he would not be kindly received on account of the stranger he was bringing home?
34583	Did not her pious childhood- faith approve itself to her in a wonderful manner?
34583	Did not his parents, in 1710, while Robert Hunter was governor, come to New York with the great immigration, from the Palatinate?
34583	Did not the bands under Soubise ravage through the cities and towns of Hanover?
34583	Did not the intelligent and faithful beast know her own master?
34583	Do you hear?
34583	Do you hear?"
34583	Do you know anyone in the city, or in its vicinity to whom I can take you?"
34583	Do you know that I am Captain Van Broom?
34583	Do you know that I shall at once throw you into the water?
34583	Do you not see it?"
34583	Do you see it?"
34583	Do you see, dominie, the impression in the moss and the crushed bushes?
34583	Do you still love me as a sister her brother?"
34583	Do you think you have enough, Lambert?"
34583	Do you wish to see it go up in flames?
34583	For what do you take Captain Van Broom?
34583	For what else did I bring you along?"
34583	Had he not even now expressed a fear that he should not find his parents alive?
34583	Had he promised too much?
34583	Had the blood with which his leathern jacket was dotted spurted from his veins?
34583	Has she told you how much she owes us?"
34583	Has uncle also gone along?"
34583	Have you transacted your business with Mr. Brown?
34583	His blood-- why should this trouble him?
34583	How are you off for ammunition?
34583	How could I be?
34583	How could he now say it?
34583	How did the vengeance look when my four brave boys lay dead at their father''s feet, each with a bullet through his breast?"
34583	How do you like him?"
34583	How shall I stand with her before God''s altar when I know that my brother begrudges me my happiness?
34583	I ask again, who hindered?
34583	I could shed my blood for him, and how did he renounce us even now-- even now?"
34583	I hope you are not displeased with me?"
34583	I now ask you, Conrad Sternberg, will you, as is your bounden duty, carry out the orders of our captain?"
34583	I would like to know what else it should be called?"
34583	If this should not be so what purpose, what meaning had the rest?
34583	In certain distant groups the loud talking continued, and a coarse voice cried:"What does the dominie want?"
34583	Is it not so, old Hans?"
34583	Is it not so?"
34583	Is n''t she a stunner?
34583	Is not this Mr. Pitcher just as good, or as bad as the poor devils there on the ship?
34583	Is she in the house?"
34583	Is that satisfactory, Catherine?"
34583	Keep your seats; do you hear?"
34583	Lambert, what are we beginning?"
34583	Lingering he said:"Will you go with me?
34583	Miss Catherine?
34583	Must he and she be buried beneath its fragments?
34583	Must it be trampled?
34583	Must it go up in flames?
34583	Must they fall as booty into the hands of the enemy?
34583	Now, as she was nearing the end of her pilgrimage, should doubt find sly entrance?
34583	O, why did I not tell you?
34583	Or, amid thunder- claps, did a new world bloom far more beautiful than she had ever dreamed?
34583	Pitcher?"
34583	Pluto, beast, are you again staring at her?
34583	She leaned her head against his breast and whispered:"And you love me notwithstanding, Lambert; not so?"
34583	She wished to say:"Why have you done this to me?"
34583	Sternberg?"
34583	Sternberg?"
34583	That the report came from Conrad was certain, but how had he learned the fact?
34583	The house is saved; but how long?
34583	The house would fill up when the absent ones returned, but would she be happy in the company of those who lived here, who called it their home?
34583	Then he would have found Catherine, and he would surely have dealt just as I did; and who knows how everything would then have fitted itself in?"
34583	There comes Lambert with Herkimer; and what peculiar little fellow have they forked up?"
34583	Was Conrad the third?
34583	Was everything that she silently hoped, lived upon, cherished, forever destroyed?
34583	Was he looking in the distance for the blood- thirsty enemies?
34583	Was he not already too old to load more on himself-- he, to whom the old burden was already so heavy to carry?
34583	Was it fatigue after the dreadful running?
34583	Was the signal pile there, which with its smoke and fire should warn the rest down the creek, erected for a joke?
34583	Was then everything which had passed through his brain a heavy, fearful dream, out of which he could wake when he pleased?
34583	Were they not the sons and grandsons of those robbers who, under Melac and Borges, burnt the Palatinate and reduced Heidelberg to a dust heap?
34583	What are we to do with the starved ragamuffins, of whom one half could not pay full fare?
34583	What brings them here?
34583	What brings you here?"
34583	What could have moved the silly fellow to such night- wandering except the desire again to be near Catherine?
34583	What did Lambert say to it?
34583	What did he tell you?"
34583	What do the poor creatures gain by it?
34583	What do you advise, aunt?"
34583	What do you gain by it?
34583	What do you know, Adam?
34583	What do you think, Mr. Triller?
34583	What do you want, man?
34583	What do you want?"
34583	What does the beast mean?
34583	What had happened?
34583	What had the wild man said this morning?
34583	What have we to do with others?
34583	What is beyond its reach?
34583	What is her name?"
34583	What is so different now?
34583	What is to be done?"
34583	What is your name?
34583	What is your name?"
34583	What more could it bring her besides terrible, inconceivable misery?
34583	What shall I begin with?
34583	What should she do?
34583	What sound was that which that instant struck his sharp ear out of the woods?
34583	What then, man?
34583	What will be the result?
34583	What will be their condition should it die out?"
34583	What will they now say when they hear that, at the very moment when the danger breaks in upon us, Conrad is not to be found among us?"
34583	What would I be without you?
34583	What would become of her?
34583	What would his friends think of Catherine?
34583	What would she say to the proposition that Mr. Brown had made to him?
34583	When shall we start?"
34583	When you strike for King George do you not just as well fight for your own house and home?
34583	Where can they be?
34583	Where is he?
34583	Where is your brother?"
34583	Which two?
34583	Whither shall they yet fly, since the same enemy even here begrudges them life and freedom?
34583	Who could help me?
34583	Who could honorably begrudge him his unexpected happiness, obtained after fearful misgivings?
34583	Who could tell whether this third salvo might not be more dreadful than the first two?
34583	Who now has time or inclination to ask the breathless ones how the minister came to be here?
34583	Who wishes to speak after me?"
34583	Who would not willingly do what you wish?"
34583	Why care for a future that could no more bring him true joy?
34583	Why cling to a life that had become so burdensome to him?
34583	Why did he now stay away when his presence was so much desired?
34583	Why did he walk so self- absorbed, so still and dumb at her side, now that he was so near his own hearth and that of his parents?
34583	Why did you come just now?
34583	Why did you stand near and gaze when you knew that you had such a butter- heart in your breast?
34583	Why do we lose time?
34583	Why do you laugh, you green woodpecker?
34583	Why do you laugh?"
34583	Why do you stand about here and gape?
34583	Why hope to come out of this battle as victor?
34583	Why should you?
34583	Why undertake the heavy conflict that was imminent?
34583	Why was the house there before them so still?
34583	Will a still deeper tone sound in the souls of our children?
34583	Will the others also come soon?"
34583	Will they seek us again in the same way, or choose some other mode of attack?
34583	Will you become a traitor to our common interests-- to your brother, your friends, to wives and children?
34583	Will you go with me?"
34583	Will you listen to me a few minutes?
34583	Will you not rather saddle Hans?"
34583	Will you, Lambert Sternberg, undertake the charge?"
34583	Would he otherwise have been able to overcome twenty- four Indians who had already pressed forward to the house?
34583	Would it not have been the same had he told the truth?
34583	Would it not have come out just the same?
34583	Yes, why do I say hundred?
34583	You comprehend that clearly?"
34583	and what then?"
34583	and why he had brought one from a distance of fifty miles, when he could easily have found one-- and perhaps a better one-- near by?
34583	and why is thy countenance fallen?
34583	asked the minister, seizing the hand of the wild man;"and now, Conrad?"
34583	called Aunt Ursul, as she quickly rose from her chair;"the minister?
34583	do n''t you see that Herkimer wants to speak?"
34583	exclaimed Lambert,"why do you look in such a strange way, Catherine?
34583	he exclaimed,"who are you?
34583	how his maid- servant behaved?
34583	that he did not want me as a maid- servant?
34583	told me that he loved me?
34583	what are you doing?"
34583	what have I read?
34583	what then has the beast?"
34583	whether they had come here to hear a sermon?
34583	why did you not tell me at once that it was something about Conrad?"
33996	''How shall we encourage them?'' 33996 About my sister, sir?"
33996	All right?
33996	All what?
33996	Am I named in honour of that swine in America?
33996	And Commander Wiedermann?
33996	And become-- er-- a governess again?
33996	And now may I ask you your adventures?
33996	And she has been so all the time?
33996	And this other scheme of his-- do you feel yourself that it is feasible enough to justify you in leaving your ship and running such a terrible risk? 33996 And were they actually spies?"
33996	And what did he say to you?
33996	And what do you mean to do about it?
33996	And what the devil are you, Herr Tiel? 33996 And yet you never told me, but let me hide up in this room like a rat in a hole?"
33996	And you do n''t think my coming will rouse any suspicion?
33996	Another-- in these islands? 33996 Any trout in this stream?"
33996	Are they difficult to get?
33996	Are you an old friend of Mr Burnett?
33996	Are you his motive?
33996	Are you often taken like that?
33996	Are you staying with the minister?
33996	Before the war, I presume?
33996	But are you actually going to do it?
33996	But ca n''t a man turn King''s evidence( is n''t that the term?) 33996 But can we ever be sure that the fleet will keep to a programme?
33996	But do you care what he says?
33996	But do you mean you found him with no clothes on right out at sea?
33996	But has he knowledge? 33996 But how do you know that Ashington can be absolutely relied on?"
33996	But is it your duty? 33996 But then how shall I get back?"
33996	But what does he want you for? 33996 But why should you wait?"
33996	But why this afternoon rather than this morning? 33996 But will you risk it?"
33996	But you think a German secret- service agent should have no such pride?
33996	By the way,he exclaimed presently,"do you happen to know a fellow- clergyman there called Maxwell?
33996	By whom?
33996	Can you get a suit of mufti for me?
33996	Can you talk business now?
33996	Could you possibly-- conceivably-- think of me as--he hesitated, and then blurted out--"as, dash it all, head over ears in love with you?"
33996	Did Mr Burnett whistle?
33996	Did a German actually say that?
33996	Did he telegraph to you?
33996	Did you have much difficulty?
33996	Did you see him fall into the water?
33996	Do you actually mean that?
33996	Do you happen to know a minister there-- a Mr Burnett?
33996	Do you honestly think you are essential to the success of a torpedo attack?
33996	Do you know Germany well?
33996	Do you know her?
33996	Do you know many''such men''?
33996	Do you know the new course at all accurately?
33996	Do you mean to say that Tiel did n''t press you?
33996	Do you mean,I demanded,"that you were actually in the habit of holding Miss-- er-- Holland''s hand?"
33996	Do you mind giving me a hand with this?
33996	Do you propose to wear my clothes?
33996	Do you?
33996	Do?
33996	Duty?
33996	For instance, do you know what he is doing to- night?
33996	For the girls?
33996	For what? 33996 Good heavens, it was n''t you, was it?"
33996	Got your passport?
33996	Has anything gone wrong?
33996	Have another cigar?
33996	Have n''t you settled anything?
33996	Have you any objections to telling me?
33996	Have you had many visitors yet?
33996	Have you just landed upon these islands?
33996	Have you never fired a torpedo at an inoffensive merchant ship?
33996	Have you worked with him often before?
33996	He being Burnett and she Holland, eh?
33996	He was then very clear and strong on the question?
33996	Herr Tiel?
33996	How can I avoid it?
33996	How do you know?
33996	How do you know?
33996	How have I deceived you?
33996	How many could you?
33996	How many submarines can you concentrate, and how long will it take you to concentrate them?
33996	How much do you know of our scheme?
33996	How will you manage it?
33996	I do n''t know whether you heard that she was supposed to be two miles out of her proper course, contrary to orders, did you?
33996	I do not see exactly why you wished me to return?
33996	I see,I said;"you simply tried to bluff him by behaving like an ordinary simple- minded honest clergyman?"
33996	I wonder if it''s conceivable that you''d ever look upon me as anything but a calculating machine?
33996	I wonder who will that minister be?
33996	If you ever do see any chance of making any sort of use of me-- I mean of letting me be useful-- you will be sure to let me know, wo n''t you?
33996	In the Scottish Church the custom is to go to the vacant parish to preach a trial sermon, is n''t it?
33996	In what way?
33996	In your pay?
33996	In your uniform?
33996	Is he the officer in command of the base?
33996	Is he then-- er-- an abstainer?
33996	Is it important?
33996	Is n''t that rather roundabout?
33996	Is the war over?
33996	Is there really any need to deceive me further?
33996	It''s all in order, I presume, eh?
33996	It''s not mental trouble, I hope? 33996 It''s very good of you,"she said;"you are sure you have time?"
33996	Know her? 33996 Looks?
33996	May I come in for a little?
33996	May I keep it?
33996	May I see that telegram?
33996	Mind?
33996	Mr Alexander Burnett?
33996	Mr Drummond?
33996	Mr Topham?
33996	Not even for Germany?
33996	Now he is an acquaintance of yours?
33996	Now,she said,"do you mind waiting in the smoking- room for ten minutes or so?"
33996	Of what?
33996	Or is it a family custom?
33996	Really-- you do n''t say so? 33996 Really?
33996	Really?
33996	Shall we move along there for a little?
33996	So it was to get rid of me, and have you alone here with him?
33996	So you treated me like an infant, Mr Tiel?
33996	So?
33996	Still, so long as that is the system, why not try your luck? 33996 Surely you got my letter?"
33996	Suspicion? 33996 Taylor?
33996	That suits him?
33996	The British cruiser which was mined early in the war?
33996	The minister?
33996	The-- who?
33996	Then I shall not know till to- morrow night whether to count on you-- and then I shall very probably lose you?
33996	Then I understand I am betrayed?
33996	Then did you ever really think of me as a human being-- as a-- as a--he hesitated painfully--"as a friend?"
33996	Then if it is not, why are we pretending so religiously that we have no business here but to drink tea, Miss Burnett?
33996	Then that is your real name?
33996	Then that is your_ rôle_?
33996	Then what is right for Germany is wrong for her enemies?
33996	Then where----?
33996	Then who sent them, I''d like to know?
33996	Then whose hands is it in?
33996	Then why did Tiel give up trying to persuade me so readily? 33996 Then you are really going to leave us to- night?"
33996	Then you have been sent by Mrs Craigie to make inquiries about Miss Holland?
33996	Then, Miss Holland, every time you did me the honour to appear kind and visit me you were carrying out one of this gentleman''s plans? 33996 Then-- then you never were Tiel?"
33996	There was nae secret, was there?
33996	To ensure your escape?
33996	To keep it from the rain maybe?
33996	Was she?
33996	We are not idiots, and why should we pretend to be?
33996	Well,I said,"suppose we know when they are going out, they will take the usual precautions, I presume?"
33996	Well,asked Eileen,"what did you tell Mr Craigie?"
33996	Were you long in Germany?
33996	What can I do for you?
33996	What did he say to that?
33996	What do you mean?
33996	What do you mean?
33996	What do you mean?
33996	What do you mean?
33996	What do you think of him?
33996	What do you think yourself?
33996	What for did you have to mend it in here?
33996	What happened then?
33996	What has happened?
33996	What in Heaven''s name did it mean?
33996	What is a woman''s part in such a plan usually?
33996	What is extraordinary about it?
33996	What is the suggestion?
33996	What is your part of the country?
33996	What must you think of us?
33996	What road are you taking?
33996	What will you be doing?
33996	What words?
33996	What''s that?
33996	What''s the matter?
33996	What''s the matter?
33996	What''s the matter?
33996	What''s the matter?
33996	What''s this-- an elopement? 33996 Where is he to be seen?"
33996	Which light?
33996	Which man?
33996	Which safe?
33996	Who are you going to decoy?
33996	Who did you speak to last night?
33996	Who forced you to use a woman? 33996 Who was he?"
33996	Why did he come?
33996	Why do n''t you enter the British War Office, then?
33996	Why should I have tried to get out of it?
33996	Why should I think you are making a fool of yourself?
33996	Why''s Miss Holland like our hall clock?
33996	Why?
33996	Will you come and sit there with me?
33996	Wilson?
33996	Would you have felt quite happy if I had told you I had omitted to do the one thing I had professed to come here for?
33996	You and Miss Holland living by yourselves in this house-- is it that you need apologise for?
33996	You are afraid some one may come and look in at this window?
33996	You are quite sure of this?
33996	You are sure? 33996 You are_ quite_ sure this is all right?
33996	You do n''t mean the great Schumann?
33996	You expected a visit from a Mr Burnett yesterday, I believe?
33996	You feel sure of that?
33996	You feel sure?
33996	You got a pretended traitor? 33996 You have heard of half- brothers, have n''t you?"
33996	You have no beer?
33996	You have thought of everything you can possibly need?
33996	You mean some one had tried to murder him?
33996	You mean that she has been honest and they dishonest?
33996	You mean you wish me_ not_ to rejoin my ship to- morrow night?
33996	You mean----?
33996	You never at any time came across her captain? 33996 You quite understand what I said?"
33996	You remember the affair of the_ Haileybury_?
33996	You taught her her trade then, I presume?
33996	You told him when I was leaving, and all about it, I suppose?
33996	You will really run that risk?
33996	You would even become some British Admiral''s mistress?
33996	You''ll be a relation of the minister''s too, perhaps?
33996	You''ll have some tea before you start, I hope?
33996	You''ve spoken to him?
33996	You-- you then told her to-- to make me admire her?
33996	A tall, square- shouldered fellow, in dark plain clothes, who walks with a short step and a stiff back-- what does that suggest?
33996	A traitor?"
33996	All at once she leaned towards me and said in a low beseeching voice--"You will come back, wo n''t you?"
33996	And I wonder, too, where he was going?"
33996	And every word you spoke was said to entangle me in your net, or to keep me quiet while something was being done behind my back?
33996	And how long does he imagine the British are going to let you stay in this house of yours unsuspected?
33996	And now where the devil was it?
33996	And then again, why had Eileen consented to such a wild plan?
33996	And who the devil has given you such orders?"
33996	And yet as a man and a loyal subject how could he possibly decline to assist in an effort to foil the King''s enemies?
33996	Are you_ essential_?"''
33996	Besides, why deceive me in any case?
33996	But are you sure all this is safe?
33996	But from Tiel''s point of view, what was critical about this moment?
33996	But how can I?
33996	But if so, what could I do?
33996	But marriage?
33996	But were there not consolations?"
33996	But what about my petrol?
33996	But what is all this about staying on shore?
33996	But what was to be done in the meantime?
33996	But where am I to take it?"
33996	But where was my road?
33996	But why did n''t you tell me all this before?"
33996	But-- er-- what am I to say to Mrs Drummond about your visit?"
33996	Can you not wait till I pack my things too?
33996	Coming straight on top of my discovery of his reckless conduct of Eileen''s affair, what was I to think of him?
33996	Could you not have deceived me alone?"
33996	Do n''t you think so?"
33996	Do n''t you, Mr Belke?"
33996	Do you drink whisky- and- soda?"
33996	Do you know what I''d do with that Kaiser if I caught him?"
33996	Do you mean----""What else could one do with him?"
33996	Even at night how many ears would be listening for my"phut- phut- phut,"and how many eyes would be scanning the dark roads?
33996	Had I been picked for this errand because I was a coward or a resourceless fool?
33996	Had she noticed nothing of that?
33996	Has he special information?"
33996	Has she not told you the joke of how she left me in the lurch?"
33996	Have you forced the safe?"
33996	He broke off and asked,"Do you happen to have heard of Schumann?"
33996	He glanced at me for a moment in an odd way, and then said merely--"Well, are you going to have another cigar, or would you like to go to bed?"
33996	His eyes suddenly began to twinkle again, and he asked abruptly--"Why''s the Kaiser like my boots?"
33996	His manner suddenly changed and he asked abruptly,"Are you in a desperate hurry to get in?
33996	How am I to get back to my boat?"
33996	How can Germany both be right-- as she is, and yet be wrong?"
33996	How can I trust him now?"
33996	How could he have known so much of Craigie''s character?
33996	How should a German agent be a British officer?
33996	How were we to get you back again here after you had delivered your message to your submarine?"
33996	I exclaimed;"why on earth should you think that?"
33996	I fell very silent, and then suddenly, when we were nearly back, I exclaimed--"I wonder whether you are really glad that I returned?"
33996	I had cleaned the thing, oiled it, seen that everything was in order; what in heaven''s name could be the matter?
33996	I have a chance of escaping now unobserved; shall I have such a chance later in the day?"
33996	I have just been thinking it over, and the question struck me-- why are they making this arrangement so far ahead?"
33996	I know a John Taylor----""Who comes from Lancashire and keeps a motor- car?"
33996	I pricked up my ears, but all I said was--"Why is that?"
33996	I wonder if such a talk ever before had such a charming background?
33996	Ignition, carburettor, what had been damaged?
33996	Indeed, why should he think so?
33996	Is it good- bye, or shall I see you in the morning?"
33996	It will be hard to do, but I have no doubt as to the result; have you?"
33996	Logic had brought me beautifully so far, but now came the rub-- Where was I to hide?
33996	Mr Burnett was on his way to the Windy Islands, I believe?"
33996	My good woman, d''ye think I''m blind?
33996	Now that''s a funny kettle of fish, is n''t it?"
33996	Of course I admit they sometimes have enough excuse, but-- what do you think?"
33996	Only between you and me, Mr----?"
33996	Or was I an honest and peaceable gentleman?
33996	Should I take Tiel with me to see Wiedermann?
33996	Surely the beautiful liveried figure in the car would require his tea and eggs like his master?
33996	Surely you are not going to risk a longer stay?"
33996	The chauffeur half- turned round and said in a low voice--"Did you see that light, sir?"
33996	The oats is looking very well; do you not think so?"
33996	Then I heard the voice of Tiel say--"Well?"
33996	Then Miss Holland suddenly asked--"Do you live near the sea?"
33996	Then he inquired--"Do you know a Mr Taylor?"
33996	Then who did?"
33996	Then you hate the English with a double hatred?"
33996	There could not possibly be any use in going further; why then did they continue to advance?
33996	Till the day broke all I had to do was to sit still, but after that-- what?
33996	Was I sure we should have at least four submarines?
33996	Was I the suspicious person he fancied at first?
33996	We can trust you to do that for England, surely?"
33996	We do n''t want to be far away, do we?"
33996	Well now, what''s the good in making inquiries about a thing that''s happened and finished and come to an end?
33996	What about half a dozen submarines?"
33996	What are you going to do next?"
33996	What can be done?
33996	What did you do with yourself?"
33996	What else are you needed for?
33996	What is the good in planning ahead, with the house watched night and day?"
33996	What is your own part in it?
33996	What was to be made of these very disquieting events?
33996	What would you like?"
33996	What''s your theory?"
33996	Where are you going?"
33996	Who is he?"
33996	Why did n''t he try to use more authority?"
33996	Why keep me alive?"
33996	Why were you brought into the islands?
33996	Why?"
33996	Yet an adventuress, a paid agent of the Secret Service, marrying a von Belke-- is it quite conceivable?
33996	You do n''t mind my telling her to call me Dick, do you?
33996	You would have to wait till Burnett had left Edinburgh, would n''t you?"
33996	and get pardoned?"
33996	exclaimed Mr Taylor,"what''s up?"
33996	he asked me; and would they be brought well in and take the risk?
33996	he is really her brother, is he?"
14646	About cats?
14646	Ah,said the man; and after a silence, broken only by the pantings for breath of the twins, he added:"Mother with you?"
14646	Ain''t-- isn''t what?
14646	Alive?
14646	All Germans?
14646	Almost, as it were, still red- not from being with you?
14646	Ample,said Mrs Twist; adding icily,"and did I you say confound, Edward?"
14646	An English father for you? 14646 And I''m afraid,"said- Anna- Rose,"disappointed as we are, unless you can produce a mother--""But where on earth are we to go to, Anna- R.?"
14646	And are n''t I aching? 14646 And as for your aunt in England, what''s she going to say to this twenty- four- hours, quick- lunch sort of engagement?
14646	And suppose she does n''t stop talking enough to hear?
14646	And what school is going to want two teachers both teaching the same thing, anyway?
14646	And who pray is he?
14646	And why pray wo n''t he come in?
14646	And why should it be? 14646 And will they wait quite quietly till we''ve got it?"
14646	And-- and a great many kinds of cakes--"Well, had n''t we better sit down first,said Mr. Wangelbecker genially,"or are all the tables engaged?"
14646	Anna- Felicitas, my dear,he said,"wo n''t you go?"
14646	Are they-- are the Clouston Sacks visible yet?
14646	Are you Mr. Clouston Sack?
14646	Are you aware that we are marriageable?
14646	Are you pretending-- pretending to_ us_,said the lower berth lady, again beating her hand on the edge of her bunk,"that you are not German?"
14646	As Keats very nearly said,said Anna- Rose"And if our friends have run away?"
14646	Because it''s so dear?
14646	But I ca n''t call to mind--"Do n''t you remember all Uncle Arthur''s letters about us? 14646 But Prussia?"
14646	But do you mind having it afterwards? 14646 But if you''ve finished yours, do you mind coming into the office?
14646	But what''s a father, when all''s said and done?
14646	But what''s the matter?
14646	But what,asked Anna- Felicitas,"have aunts to do with love?"
14646	But why does mummy call him poor, when he''s gone to heaven?
14646	But why should n''t it sing?
14646	But,_ Kind_, you know what a lie is?
14646	But-- marry which?
14646	But_ is_ it natural?
14646	Ca n''t you by any chance produce a mother?
14646	Can it be brought up?
14646	Can you please tell us how to get there?
14646	Can you please tell us why we''re stopping?
14646	Can you type?
14646	Children?
14646	Christopher?
14646	Confound them-- what have they done to her? 14646 Crying?"
14646	Daughters?
14646	Dead? 14646 Dead?"
14646	Did n''t she like you?
14646	Did n''t you know?
14646	Did you keep your eye on its variations?
14646	Did you not give us to understand,she asked, turning to the driver,"that it was imminent?"
14646	Do it?
14646	Do n''t what?
14646	Do what?
14646	Do with them?
14646	Do you dispute that God made us?
14646	Do you mean our bags?
14646	Do you mean they do n''t live here?
14646	Do you mean to say you crossed the Atlantic quite alone, you two?
14646	Do you mean to say,said the ladies with one voice, feeling themselves now on the very edge of a scandal,"he was forced to fly from Westphalia?"
14646	Do you mean,she went on in an awe- struck voice,"that one of them-- one of them is dead?"
14646	Do you mind taking those in?
14646	Do you suppose we quarrel?
14646	Do you think she talks in her sleep?
14646	Do you think we look like him?
14646	Do you?
14646	Does he mind your sitting here?
14646	Does it convey nothing to you?
14646	Edith, see these girls? 14646 Eh?"
14646	English?
14646	First visit to the States?
14646	Gag her?
14646	Germans?
14646	Germans?
14646	Germans?
14646	Give her notice?
14646	Go?
14646	Going into the town?
14646	Going where?
14646	Gone to meet you?
14646	Gone where?
14646	Has another button come off?
14646	Has any one come to see us off?
14646	Has he fled his country?
14646	Has she read it?
14646	Have n''t I been trying to give it you ever since I met you? 14646 Have n''t you got any parents?"
14646	Have n''t you heard of Co- operative Stores?
14646	Have you got something on your mind?
14646	Have you tried aspirin? 14646 He died?
14646	His funeral?
14646	How do you know?
14646	How was that?
14646	How''s that?
14646	How''s that?
14646	How''s that?
14646	Husband?
14646	I beg your pardon?
14646	I beg your pardon?
14646	I beg your-- what did you say?
14646	I hope it''s nothing serious?
14646	I say, what the hell can we do with a couple of Germans? 14646 I say-- may I come in?
14646	I wish I knew-- I wish I could hope-- but she''s gone for a long while, I''m afraid--"Gone not to come back at all, do you mean?
14646	In where?
14646	Information?
14646	Is he dead?
14646	Is he in there?
14646	Is it Mr. or Mrs. Clouston Sack who is here?
14646	Is n''t he coming back?
14646	Is n''t there-- isn''t there always luggage in America too when people come to stay with one?
14646	Is that what they''re called in America?
14646	Is this to be an unseemly wrangle?
14646	Know those?
14646	Letters?
14646	Letters?
14646	Like this?
14646	Little Blessed, do n''t you see?
14646	Lodgings?
14646	Luggage?
14646	Marry one of them?
14646	Marry them who to?
14646	Marry them?
14646	Marry what girls?
14646	Me?
14646	My Bible?
14646	Next? 14646 No?"
14646	No?
14646	Not before? 14646 Not old enough?"
14646	Not what?
14646	Oh, you have n''t seen-- you do n''t see-- it''s only me that''s seen--"Seen what? 14646 Oh,"she sobbed, looking at him out of her piteous eyes,"has nobody thought of it but me?
14646	Oh?
14646	Or perhaps you would prefer frothed chocolate? 14646 Our what?"
14646	Out of it?
14646	Out of what?
14646	Presents? 14646 Prussia?"
14646	Prussia?
14646	Really?
14646	Relations of Delloggses?
14646	Relations?
14646	Say now, where did you meet Teapot Twist?
14646	Say--he said,--"how are you to- day, Miss Heap?
14646	Saying?
14646	Shall I bring you tea or coffee?
14646	Shall we?
14646	Shall you?
14646	Shut?
14646	Sisters?
14646	So could n''t we walk about a little?
14646	So that''s it, is it?
14646	Sorry?
14646	Sorry?
14646	Splendid?
14646	Standing just behind us--"Was there a man?
14646	That Mr. Dellogg isn''t--resumed Anna- Felicitas with determination,"well, that he is n''t alive?"
14646	That they ai n''t? 14646 That''s all very well, Anna- R.,"again protested Anna- Felicitas,"but where are we to go to?"
14646	That''s all your grips, ai n''t it?
14646	The who?
14646	Then if you know why do n''t you do it?
14646	Then it must have been months ago-- months ago,said Mr. Sack,"before all this-- do I remember something about it?
14646	Then why did she go?
14646	Then-- you were born in Prussia?
14646	There is n''t? 14646 They ai n''t?"
14646	They your sisters?
14646	Too young?
14646	Twins what of?
14646	Twins, are they? 14646 Two?"
14646	Uncle gone off by himself to- day?
14646	Unrecognizable?
14646	Waiting? 14646 Want some ice water?"
14646	Was she aware that you were giving it her?
14646	We were talking for some time before I went in to order the tea, were n''t we?
14646	We''ll go into it to- day,she said firmly,"Why not?
14646	Well now what the devil''s the matter with lodgings?
14646	Well, will you stay where you are while I''m away, then?
14646	Were you going to?
14646	Were you unkind to her?
14646	What I want to know is, are they all here?
14646	What do you come his funeral for, then?
14646	What do you want to get looking at_ that_ for?
14646	What first thing?
14646	What for?
14646	What for?
14646	What has happened?
14646	What is co- operative?
14646	What is it, Edward?
14646	What is it?
14646	What is n''t?
14646	What is?
14646	What man?
14646	What of?
14646	What say? 14646 What say?"
14646	What say?
14646	What say?
14646	What''s the matter?
14646	What, are you an Elliott too?
14646	What? 14646 What?
14646	What?
14646	What?
14646	What?
14646	What?
14646	When do you think Mrs. Sack will be back?
14646	When you are both so charming that for once the phrase must be sincere?
14646	When?
14646	Where does your family come from?
14646	Where would they be?
14646	While you''re somewhere else? 14646 Who are they?"
14646	Who are you waving to?
14646	Who do you want?
14646	Who is it, Edward?
14646	Who is n''t?
14646	Who was that nice man?
14646	Who? 14646 Who?"
14646	Whose name?
14646	Why does n''t she come?
14646	Why luggage?
14646	Why not bring your sister here?
14646	Why not tell her?
14646	Why should two of you be feeling things that are n''t?
14646	Why they''re wanting to boycott the teapot?
14646	Why?
14646	Wife and sister- in- law?
14646	Will you announce us please?
14646	Will you have tea or coffee?
14646	Will you have tea or coffee?
14646	Will you kindly bear in mind that we''re totally unaccustomed to the doorstep?
14646	Wo n''t you sit down?
14646	Worse upstairs?
14646	Would n''t you rather--?
14646	Would you mind reading this?
14646	Would you mind telling me what I am to bring you?
14646	Would you?
14646	Write what?
14646	Yes, but what would a co- operative inn be?
14646	Yes, if you do n''t know that he ai n''t?
14646	Yes-- except that it''s a Daimler, and are n''t they different?
14646	Yes-- who knows if we would n''t be really, if we were given a chance?
14646	You from the village?
14646	You know about my teapot?
14646	You mean you two are the only Twinklers left?
14646	You thought?
14646	You were inquiring what the hell--?
14646	You''re fresh from Europe, are n''t you? 14646 You''re never going to be sick in this bit of bathwater, Miss Twinkler?"
14646	You''re not even friends, then?
14646	You_ ca n''t_ really think we look as much like him as all that?
14646	_ Mein Kind_,said her father, standing her up on a convenient tomb so that her eyes were level with his,"is it then true about the cold potato?"
14646	_ Mein Kind_,said her father,"do you not know it is wrong to lie?"
14646	_ What_ did you always did?
14646	--but quite the contrary,"said Anna- Rose,"had n''t you better take us somewhere else?"
14646	A twin?
14646	After a week the same advertisements appeared with three lines added: THE OPEN ARMS YES BUT WHY?
14646	After tea?
14646	Ah, do n''t cry-- don''t cry like that--""Oh, I''ve lost her-- lost her--""Lost her?
14646	And Anna- Rose, struck in her turn at such an omission, paused too with food on the way to her mouth, and said,"And we such friends?"
14646	And I always intended going back to England as soon as may be, and if you married me what is to prevent your coming too?
14646	And also, Why?
14646	And how can I with you standing there looking like-- well, like that?"
14646	And how could he find somebody else at the eleventh hour and where and how could the twins and he live, unchaperoned as they would be, till he had?
14646	And how much do you think we ought to tip the stewardess?
14646	And how''s the cabin to get done if you stay in it all the time?"
14646	And pulling open the gate and running out to him as one possessed she cried again,"Gag Columbus?"
14646	And then what?
14646	And this Elliott-- what did he think_ he_ was after, anyway?
14646	And were there not Italian villas dotted about also?
14646	And who was this Elliott?
14646	And why was there only one guest?
14646	Anna- Felicitas continued to look blank, but Anna- Rose with a troubled brow said again,"You wo n''t go and forget that, will you, Anna F.?"
14646	Are n''t I suffering?"
14646	At least, nobody came forward and said,"Are you the Twinklers?"
14646	Aunt Alice always said,"Is n''t that very unusual?"
14646	Away from us?
14646	Because she''s marrying?"
14646	Bilton?"
14646	Bilton?"
14646	But come now-- hasn''t it occurred to you you might marry one of them, and so become quite naturally related to them both?"
14646	But do tell me-- why luggage?
14646	But do you suppose I was going to have us_ looking_ like people who are n''t seen off?"
14646	But he would n''t have caught it if he could, for how could he leave these two poor children?
14646	But what about the Miss Twinklers?
14646	But would Aunt Alice stroke it?
14646	But you know him?
14646	CHAPTER XXXVII"Had n''t you better have lunch first?"
14646	Charges?
14646	Coming to England?
14646	Could one sufficiently distrust a nation that did things like that?
14646	Dellogg?"
14646	Did she go to meet us in New York, or where?"
14646	Did you ever?"
14646	Do I remember, I wonder?"
14646	Do n''t it even cheer you to think you''re going to be a sister- in- law, Anna- Rose?"
14646	Do n''t wise wives always?
14646	Do what?"
14646	Do you realize what a tremendous change that means, you little girl who''s never had brothers?
14646	Does n''t it ever stop screeching?"
14646	For a subject of the King of Prussia?"
14646	For on what now could he base his proposal to Anna- Rose?
14646	For suppose, Anna- Felicitas inquired of Anna- Rose, who had been privately asking herself the same thing, America did n''t like them?
14646	For the rest of your lives?
14646	Friends, are they?
14646	Go to school now, like a couple of little suck- a- thumbs?
14646	Go to school?
14646	Gone all to pieces, back to sheer naughtiness, on the first provocation?
14646	Had she ever considered herself?
14646	Had she ever flagged in her efforts to set an example of patience in grief, of dignity in misfortune?
14646	Had she not borne her great loss without a murmur?
14646	Had she not devoted all her years to bringing up her son to be a good man?
14646	Has n''t it ever occurred to you, though I''d be real grateful if you''d give me information on this point-- that maybe you do n''t know everything?"
14646	Have n''t I been trying to stop your getting out of the taxi till I''d fetched a lantern?
14646	Have we ever?"
14646	Have you any objection to ninny?"
14646	He longed for a liqueur, for anything that would support him...."Is there any brandy in the house?"
14646	He might propose-- indeed, everything pointed to his simply having got to-- but would n''t they very quickly dispose?
14646	He saw that once too, with surprise,--why smug?
14646	He saw-- but what did n''t he see in that moment of submerged horror?
14646	He was therefore greatly astonished when Anna- Rose said,"Have you?
14646	His idea still seemed to him magnificent, a great solution, but would the Annas be able to see it?
14646	How could he have let them set out alone on that four days''journey, with the possibility of once more at its end not being met?
14646	How could one get sentimental over and love somebody one so thoroughly liked?
14646	How could she, for nieces she had hardly seen, abandon her husband?
14646	How could they give anybody so old, so sure of herself, so determined as Mrs. Bilton, notice?
14646	How dared they all stare up at her like that as she passed?
14646	How long does it take a widow to recover her composure?
14646	How many dollars ought she to get?
14646	How old are they?
14646	How should she?
14646	How was that?
14646	How was that?"
14646	I mean, for a day or two?
14646	If people would n''t swallow them last winter are they going to swallow them any better now?
14646	If there were any good stuff in Arthur would he not recognize, however angry he might be, that she was doing at least a Christian thing?
14646	In the garden?
14646	In the office she said,"Do you mind shutting the door?"
14646	Is it about schools?"
14646	Is one to shut one''s eyes to them?"
14646	Is that where you will sit, Güstchen?
14646	It seemed to her that the presence of these people on the Pacific coast was a real menace to its safety, moral and physical; but how get rid of them?
14646	It was true he had told her to sit like that, but had n''t the woman any imagination?
14646	Lose Mrs. Bilton?
14646	Lose the very foundation of the party''s respectability?
14646	Luke_ left Liverpool?
14646	Meanwhile, is there any supper?"
14646	Mind?
14646	Mine, for instance?"
14646	No relation at all?
14646	Not old enough?
14646	Not quite American?"
14646	Now do you really want me to tell you what is being believed?"
14646	Of course if it were true that his mother was coming out... but was she?
14646	Other people round about had Belgians in their homes, and groaned; but who but he, the most immensely British of anybody, had Germans?
14646	Ought she, perhaps, to be going?
14646	Parents coming out West soon too?
14646	Prevented?
14646	Propose to an Anna?
14646	Quite fresh?
14646	Recover, that is, the first beginnings of it?
14646	Ridding?"
14646	School?
14646	Seventeen?
14646	Shall I bring it to you in here?"
14646	She became more thoughtful than ever, though she still smiled at them, for how could she help it?
14646	She did n''t want to have to be rude to him and hurt his feelings by asking him to go, but why did n''t he?
14646	Should he or should n''t he?
14646	Should you, Miss Heap?"
14646	So why hurry us off somewhere else so soon?"
14646	Still, I could have gone by a different route or train, so you see your theory_ is_ rather dished, is n''t it?"
14646	Suppose America did n''t like them either?
14646	Suppose Uncle Arthur''s friends did n''t like them either?
14646	Suppose the same sort of difficulties were waiting for them over there that had dogged their footsteps in England?
14646	Supposing civilization were so far advanced that people could no longer see the harm there is in a bedroom, what would have become of him?
14646	Surely it was n''t a submarine already?
14646	Surely she would be most offended at being tipped by people such years younger than herself?
14646	Surely they had all been in the middle of an interesting conversation?
14646	The driver, looking first at one of them and then at the other, said,"Well, and who would n''t?"
14646	The teapot boycotted?
14646	The teapot his mother and sister depended on and The Open Arms depended on, and all his happiness, and the twins?
14646	Then Mrs. Bilton; was she going to give trouble?
14646	Then he is n''t your uncle?"
14646	There is n''t any meanwhile?
14646	There must be some of it somewhere, if only they could discover where?
14646	These leaflets came out of a green wooden box fastened on to one of the gate- posts, with the words_ Wo n''t you take one_?
14646	They did n''t know him?
14646	They had gone; Albert was quiet again; and was n''t that the gong for dinner?
14646	They naturally thought she was speaking to them, and Anna- Felicitas said politely,"Really?"
14646	They would pass on the Twinklers as soon as possible, as indeed why should they not?
14646	They, two independent grown- ups with £ 200 in the bank and nobody with any right to stop their doing anything they wanted to?
14646	Thinking of making a long stay in the States?
14646	To a place they had never been to even in their suitable years?
14646	To whom should she go?
14646	Turn to?
14646	Twist asked himself in language become regrettably natural to him since his sojourn at the front, is a decent interval?
14646	Twist before the steamer?"
14646	Twist going to be able to find out if he were a proper person to be allowed to pay his addresses to one so precious as a Twinkler twin?
14646	Twist impatiently, putting the teapot down with a bang,"do you think we''re running away all the time in America?"
14646	Twist looking after you meanwhile?
14646	Twist manage to have a forehead and a fortune like that, and yet be a fool?
14646	Twist was n''t of the very first quality, except to look at; but what after all were faces?
14646	Twist was; who, however, were the Twinklers?
14646	Twist with a congested face,"ever been to Berlin?"
14646	Twist with a leap of hope in his heart, that she was taking the letter from a non- serious point of view?
14646	Twist your uncle, or cousin?
14646	Twist''s attention from her by saying with gentleness,"But why add to the general discomfort by being bitter?"
14646	Twist''s opinion, had behaved shamefully already, he would n''t have had the heart to press them to go; and then what would he have done with them?
14646	Twist''s thoughts were sometimes unjust-- joined them sooner?
14646	Twist, or even under a fortnight, or even if you came to that, under a month; and meanwhile what was he to do with the Twinklers?
14646	Twist, their friend and stand- by, still with them, and had n''t they got each other?
14646	Twist,"could_ you_ talk business with her there?"
14646	Twist,"inquired Anna- Felicitas,"when he is n''t?
14646	Twist,"this strikes you as a bit sudden, sir?"
14646	Twist,"will you two Annas kindly tell me what it is you propose to do next?"
14646	Twist,--"could you let me have them soon?
14646	Twist-- Teapot Twist we call him where I live--""Teapot Twist?"
14646	Twist; and as they did n''t go on he presently added,"Yes?"
14646	Twist?
14646	Twist?
14646	Twist?"
14646	Twist?"
14646	Twist?"
14646	Twist?"
14646	Two of you?"
14646	WHAT?
14646	WHERE?
14646	Was all that nothing?
14646	Was it possible the cute little girls, so well known by sight on Main Street going from shop to shop, were secretly scandalous?
14646	Was it possible, thought the twins, that she was longing to leave but had n''t liked to say so, and the letter had come as a release?
14646	Was it that it was so very gay?
14646	Was lovableness nothing, and complete innocence, after all in the matter of being born, when weighed against the one fact of the von?
14646	Was that tact?
14646	Was there going to be emotion?
14646	Was this, perhaps, one of the moments in life when the truly judicious went?
14646	We had a follower once, did n''t we, Anna- R.?"
14646	Well, I do n''t quite-- What say?
14646	Were they relations of his?
14646	What ai n''t you going to, Albert?"
14646	What can you expect, Anna II.?"
14646	What could be a more tremendous interest, and one more adapted to the American genius, than safe- guarding public morals?
14646	What could have been more like heaven?
14646	What could he do?
14646	What could she do in face of such a chin?
14646	What could there ever again be in the world bad enough to cry about after that?
14646	What disgracefulness had penetrated through him, through the son the neighbourhood thought so much of, into her very home?
14646	What do Sacks really matter?
14646	What ever was more neutral than you and me?
14646	What had he been concealing from her?
14646	What have n''t I seen?
14646	What on earth could The Open Arms be?
14646	What say?
14646	What say?
14646	What say?
14646	What say?
14646	What say?
14646	What say?
14646	What should she do?
14646	What should she say?
14646	What was he to do with the Annas?
14646	What were they thinking of?
14646	What were we made in God''s image for if it was n''t to stand upright on our own feet?"
14646	What would Aunt Alice do in a similar situation?
14646	What''s five?
14646	What''s the good of catching your deaths?"
14646	What, he wondered, had they done with Mrs. Bilton?
14646	When do you suppose people have food on board ships?
14646	Where it''s pitch dark, and there''s nobody to wait on?"
14646	Where?
14646	Which was the proper line of warning for her to take?
14646	Who and what were they?
14646	Who are you talking to?"
14646	Who can possibly tell?
14646	Who knows what their maw will be like?
14646	Who would have thought he had so much of it in him?
14646	Who would have thought she had so much of passion in her?
14646	Who would have thought she would have gone like that?
14646	Who would not be indulgent towards two such sweet little girls and their pet bird, even if it did sing all day and most of the night without stopping?
14646	Why could n''t brotherly love continue?
14646	Why could n''t he help it?
14646	Why did n''t he come out and save them?
14646	Why did n''t he go?
14646	Why had all those Germans come?
14646	Why had he bothered about brandy, and let Mrs. Bilton go?
14646	Why had he gone to the lawyer at all?
14646	Why had that shirker Dellogg died?
14646	Why hide it?
14646	Why must people get killing each other?
14646	Why not regard us merely as pleasant friends?"
14646	Why not simply have announced to the world that he was the Twinkler guardian?
14646	Why should he doubt?
14646	Why should he have to be married to this old lady?
14646	Why should he have to nap because somebody else wanted to?
14646	Why should he have to nap with an old lady, anyway?
14646	Why should he have to pay bills for putting expensive clothes on it?
14646	Why should he let himself drop back from heights like those to the old ridiculous timidities, the miserable habit of avoiding the truth?
14646	Why should n''t they go to school?
14646	Why the devil had n''t Alice thought of_ that_?
14646	Why the verandah?
14646	Why think or trouble about a pair of chits like that?
14646	Why unnecessarily set tongues wagging?
14646	Why, except old Ridding and the experts, had none of the Americans come?
14646	Why, you''ve got perambulator faces, the pair of you--""Perambulator--?"
14646	Will she mind that?"
14646	Would she have to learn to faint?
14646	Would you like to say what you''re saying to me in the hearing of your parents?"
14646	Yet what was lunch when one was rapidly arriving, as she was sure now that she was, at the condition of being in love?
14646	You extraordinary adorable little lovely thing?"
14646	You must n''t leave this, do you hear?
14646	You see?"
14646	_ Protégées_?
14646	and Anna- Rose, feeling she too ought to make some comment, said,"Is n''t that very unusual?"
14646	said Anna- Rose, pricking up her ears,"Shall we?"
14646	shake hands right off with strangers?
14646	she repeated, at this feeling altogether female, for what an unusual thing for him to ask for,--"You''re not sick?"
13141	A bun?
13141	A cook? 13141 A five- pound note?"
13141	A hyphen?
13141	A small bed? 13141 A tall young lady in a blue costume?"
13141	A thousand? 13141 About the junkets?
13141	About what?
13141	Ah yes, my dear-- why? 13141 All we--?"
13141	All?
13141	An order? 13141 And managed to persuade her?"
13141	And now what I want to know is, what has become of the Hancock girl?
13141	And poor old Mrs. Shaw-- how does she like being turned out?
13141	And pray why not, if I offer a good price?
13141	And pray, Emma, what is to prevent you?
13141	And the vicar''s teaching? 13141 And therefore the owner of the cottages?"
13141	And when that has been set right you''re sure you''ll like staying on here?
13141	And where are the people to live who are in them now?
13141	And where, Impudence past believing, will you go, in a country whose tongue you most luckily do not understand?
13141	And who?
13141	And you know her story, of course?
13141	And you, ma''am? 13141 Are they distinct?"
13141	Are you mad?
13141	Are you only comfortable, or are you happy as well?
13141	Are you so great a friend of literature?
13141	Are you staying here at present?
13141	Are you-- are you comfortable there?
13141	Are you-- happy?
13141	Are you-- not well?
13141	Baker''s Farm?
13141	Bathrooms?
13141	Because it looks so bad?
13141	Birth? 13141 Bring it, ma''am?"
13141	Bryce? 13141 But do pumps make you clean enough?"
13141	But is n''t my kitchenmaid--?
13141	But is n''t there anything you''d like? 13141 But my dear Fräulein, why mind a woman seeing it?"
13141	But my dear, twenty- five cooks?
13141	But the sentiments, Fritzi-- what do you think of the sentiments?
13141	But then-- but then--"Then what, my dear?
13141	But what do you want to see it for?
13141	But what had made you angry? 13141 But what shall I give you instead?
13141	But what?
13141	But why Neumann?
13141	But why secret? 13141 But why wo n''t you, mother?"
13141	But why?
13141	Buy a cottage?
13141	Can one''s wretched body_ never_ keep quiet?
13141	Can we-- can we not borrow?
13141	Cheap?
13141	Clothes, ma''am?
13141	Clothes?
13141	Coils?
13141	Creeper Cottage is it? 13141 Daughter?"
13141	Dear mater, why this extreme interest in my Uncle Cox''s umbrella?
13141	Did I not tell you they were dead? 13141 Did he not say his name was Neumann?"
13141	Did he?
13141	Did he?
13141	Did n''t I tell you so, mother?
13141	Did n''t she bring it?
13141	Did n''t that old scamp-- I mean did n''t the excellent Fritzing bring enough money?
13141	Did n''t you tell me nobody was round the corner?
13141	Did she-- did she ask for it herself?
13141	Did she?
13141	Did you ever,said Priscilla, temporizing,"try him with a little-- just a little slap?
13141	Did you speak?
13141	Did you? 13141 Dinner?
13141	Distressed me? 13141 Do I look as if I had?"
13141	Do n''t English maids curtsey?
13141	Do n''t you remember the people who came at the eleventh hour to labour in the vineyard and got just the same as the others? 13141 Do you know her?"
13141	Do you mean Miss Schultz?
13141	Do you mean me?
13141	Do you mean no one is to come?
13141	Do you mean the person staying at the Pearces''?
13141	Do you mean to say,said Tussie in a voice hollow with consternation,"that you''ve had no dinner?"
13141	Do you mind telling me why you want them?
13141	Do you not know the person she was engaged to has gone with her?
13141	Do you perchance imagine that a starved and badly treated body can ever harbour that most precious gift of the gods, a clear, sane mind?
13141	Do you really?
13141	Do you suppose it''s worth while to-- to kick somebody who''s down? 13141 Do you think it can possibly be the barbarous German custom?"
13141	Do you think,she went on, after she had got herself straight again,"that the way I''m going to live now will make me want to do it often?"
13141	Do you think-- do you think I''m going mad?
13141	Do you want them for yourself?
13141	Do you wipe the puddles up, or does old Fritzing?
13141	Do you?
13141	Do, ma''am? 13141 Does he?"
13141	Does it matter?
13141	Does it matter?
13141	Done?
13141	Done?
13141	Downstairs? 13141 Emma?"
13141	Ethel, will you marry me? 13141 Ethel,"implored Tussie, looking at her with a wild entreaty in his eyes,"will you kiss me?
13141	Ethel-- Ethel,choked Tussie,"will you marry me?"
13141	Ethel?
13141	Everybody?
13141	Feather beds, sir?
13141	Fight? 13141 For me?"
13141	Fritzi, are you worried about anything?
13141	Fritzi, have you had anything to eat to- day?
13141	Fräulein, is there a mirror in your bedroom?
13141	Get him over this?
13141	Go where, Bessie?
13141	Go? 13141 Go?"
13141	Go?
13141	Going to Baker''s? 13141 Gone where?"
13141	Had he lost it? 13141 Had he?
13141	Happy again, ma''am?
13141	Has he gone out?
13141	Has she-- isn''t she in her home?
13141	Have I not expressed-- regret?
13141	Have the parents lost their senses?
13141	Have they forgotten the commandments?
13141	Have you finished what you came for?
13141	He?
13141	Herr Geheimrath, where shall I find the cook?
13141	Hiding myself?
13141	How can I help gloom?
13141	How can I help how you took it?
13141	How can I prepare a bath without water- taps?
13141	How can it be if it does her so much good? 13141 How can you worry a person who is ill in bed with such things?"
13141	How dare you box-- oh, this is too horrible-- and you stand there and tell me so to my face?
13141	How did it come here?
13141	How did you know we were in Symford?
13141	How do you know Fritzing''s here?
13141	How do you know we''re here-- here, in Creeper Cottage?
13141	How long are you going to stay in this parish?
13141	How should I know?
13141	Hullo mater, you here?
13141	Hungry?
13141	I do n''t know if you''ve come to laugh at me?
13141	I say, who are you? 13141 I''d dye my hair at once,"she said,"but what about my wretched eyelashes?
13141	I''m afraid I''ve grown magniloquent since-- since--"Since you ran away?
13141	In London?
13141	In what way?
13141	Indeed?
13141	Indeed?
13141	Indeed?
13141	Is any one else going to help?
13141	Is anything not quite right?
13141	Is he so ill?
13141	Is it all gone?
13141	Is it bad for her?
13141	Is it because I''m a girl that I must n''t?
13141	Is it for sale? 13141 Is it momentous?
13141	Is it not rather unusual,asked Robin,"for two young ladies in one family to die at once?
13141	Is it possible something has happened?
13141	Is it possible we''ve been insulted?
13141	Is it seemly to burst in on a man like this? 13141 Is it surprising?"
13141	Is it true that the children are going to Baker''s Farm this afternoon?
13141	Is it well so, Fräulein?
13141	Is my English so bad?
13141	Is my father round the corner?
13141	Is n''t he? 13141 Is not the willingness to give you your own price sufficient?"
13141	Is she a witch?
13141	Is she following you into these cottages, or are you following her?
13141	Is she the soul with the holes in its apron?
13141	Is that what your niece does?
13141	Is this a business conversation or is it not?
13141	Is this where you are staying?
13141	Is your uncle out?
13141	It seems hard on him, do n''t it? 13141 Kate, are you not bitter?"
13141	Kate?
13141	Kick? 13141 Kill him, ma''am?
13141	Kind?
13141	Knew me?
13141	Look here, what do you suppose people who live in such places want?
13141	Lose it? 13141 Loving you?
13141	Ma''am, did you not tell them our name is Schultz?
13141	Ma''am, if you interrupt how can I read? 13141 Ma''am, why not?"
13141	Ma''am, you do not repent?
13141	Madam?
13141	Matter? 13141 May I come in?"
13141	Miserable?
13141	Mother, why do you refuse to do a little business?
13141	Mrs. Pearce--"She told you?
13141	Mutti, is she a witch? 13141 My dear cousin?"
13141	My dear young lady,said the vicar kindly,"are you not afraid of catching cold?
13141	My dear?
13141	My son is much too steady and conscientious, besides being too much accustomed to first- rate society, to stoop to anything so vulgar--"As myself?
13141	My uncle''s?
13141	Neumann?
13141	Never at the Cock and Hens?
13141	No, ma''am?
13141	No?
13141	No?
13141	No?
13141	Not English?
13141	Not a cook?
13141	Not come of age?
13141	Not if she is?
13141	Not in this weather?
13141	Nothing since?
13141	Nothing?
13141	Notice to quit? 13141 Now, mother, you really ca n''t make Mr. Neumann- Schultz''s niece ill.""Dearest boy, have you suddenly lost your senses?"
13141	Now, sir,said Fritzing, assuming an air of brisk bravery and guiltlessness,"what can we do for you?"
13141	Of the vicar? 13141 Oh come now,"said the cheerful Robin,"are n''t you looking for her?"
13141	Oh,cried Annalise hysterically, pushing him away with both her hands,"what have you done?
13141	Oh,she said,"I hope they''re the ones I was expecting from Paris?"
13141	Oh,sighed Priscilla, laying her distracted head against the cushions and shutting her eyes,"who are they?"
13141	Oh?
13141	On that occasion? 13141 Or, after a brief period of starvation and other violent discomfort, we are cast into gaol for debt--""Oh?"
13141	Pardon me,said the vicar,"if I seem inquisitive, but is it one of the Symford cottages your uncle wishes to buy?
13141	Paris, ma''am?
13141	Perhaps the Herr Geheimrath will show me where the tea and milk is? 13141 Perhaps you can change this?"
13141	Please miss, what do you wish for luncheon?
13141	Please mum, will the parents go too?
13141	Pray who, exactly, is the Hancock girl?
13141	Psha, Kate?
13141	Really not? 13141 Really?
13141	Really?
13141	Really?
13141	Rejoice?
13141	Robbed?
13141	Robin, are you sure it is his own?
13141	Robin, what girl is that?
13141	Rum?
13141	Selfish?
13141	Settled, ma''am? 13141 Shall I inquire if she will receive you?"
13141	Shall I see him for you, mother?
13141	Shall I send Annalise to you, ma''am?
13141	Shall you-- come too?
13141	Sir Augustus?
13141	Sir Augustus?
13141	Sir, what have I to do with Miss Schultz?
13141	Sisters, ma''am?
13141	Sit down-- no don''t-- stay a moment like this,said Tussie, his breath coming in little jerks,--"unless you are tired?
13141	Some? 13141 Something to drink, then?"
13141	Splendid? 13141 Surely he would be glad to help any one in difficulties?"
13141	Surely,interrupted the vicar mildly,"Ethel is not a German name?"
13141	The young lady?
13141	Then she did lose the money?
13141	Then why did you come?
13141	Then why do you do it?
13141	Then, if you''re happy, why do you look so miserable?
13141	They are to have tea there?
13141	Think aloud?
13141	To whom shall I give the order?
13141	To whom shall you give the order?
13141	Too comfortable? 13141 Troubled?"
13141	Tussie, are we so poor?
13141	Tussie, have I ever shirked doing a kindness?
13141	Tussie, it''s so damp,cried his anxious mother after him--"you''re not really going out in this nasty Scotch mist?
13141	Tussie?
13141	Tussie?
13141	Twenty- five cooks?
13141	Twenty? 13141 Two what?"
13141	Unmannerly one, how dare you linger talking follies when your royal mistress is waiting for her tea? 13141 Upset Symford?"
13141	Was he?
13141	Was it ever made?
13141	Was it you keeping him so quiet?
13141	Wasted? 13141 Well then, what?
13141	Well, what of that?
13141	Well, you do n''t call London round the corner? 13141 Were you going that way too?"
13141	Were you not cheerful before?
13141	What can we do?
13141	What cottages?
13141	What did you never hear of, sir?
13141	What do you know of these things? 13141 What do you suppose I''ve done?
13141	What do you wish to know, madam?
13141	What does he say?
13141	What have you done?
13141	What have you done?
13141	What is a bun?
13141	What is it?
13141	What is not in this place, I should like to know?
13141	What is she waiting for?
13141	What is that?
13141	What is this?
13141	What is?
13141	What of?
13141	What sort?
13141	What umbrella is that, Robin?
13141	What umbrella is that?
13141	What would German maids do, I wonder, in dealing with royalties,said Tussie,"if they curtsey so beautifully to ordinary mistresses?
13141	What you are doing now?
13141	What''s the matter?
13141	What, do n''t you know?
13141	What, have those people sent wrong things?
13141	What, have you forgotten your New Testaments?
13141	What, still there?
13141	What, that woman who burst in upon me was Lady Shuttleworth''s cook?
13141	What, the vicar?
13141	What, you will not carry out her Grand Ducal Highness''s orders?
13141	What,she said,"do you say to my marrying this man?"
13141	What? 13141 What?"
13141	What?
13141	What?
13141	What?
13141	When does Robin go back to Cambridge?
13141	Where did it come from?
13141	Where in the world do you get it from?
13141	Where shall you find the cook?
13141	Where you are?
13141	Where,asked Annalise,"shall I find the cook?"
13141	Who are they? 13141 Who are you?"
13141	Who is it?
13141	Who would have thought old Fuss would be so enterprising?
13141	Why do n''t she take that black thing off?
13141	Why do n''t she take that black thing off?
13141	Why do n''t you build for yourself?
13141	Why do n''t you take better care of your only son?
13141	Why do you send him away, mother?
13141	Why does he do such things, then?
13141	Why does she wear that black thing over her face?
13141	Why has no one told you?
13141	Why not?
13141	Why should I have to be Neumann?
13141	Why should I imagine it?
13141	Why wo n''t I? 13141 Why?"
13141	Wicked?
13141	Will you give me your card, sir?
13141	Will you go?
13141	Will you let me show you the way?
13141	Will you please do it, then, and get it over?
13141	With us?
13141	With whom were you speaking?
13141	Woman, what have I to do with you?
13141	Write? 13141 Yes, and be Neumann- Schultz?"
13141	Yes, but as you were not-- ought I to go back and say they''re only half- sisters? 13141 Yes?"
13141	You are Miss Schultz, are you not?
13141	You are a member of the Church of England?
13141	You are going to a doctor?
13141	You are rankly rebellious?
13141	You are very young,she said,"so you will not mind my questions--""Do n''t the young mind questions?"
13141	You do n''t expect me to answer that?
13141	You do n''t like her?
13141	You do n''t mind his marrying an adventuress, then?
13141	You do n''t mind our boy''s heart being broken, then?
13141	You do not repent?
13141	You know my son, I believe?
13141	You know the cook Lady Shuttleworth sent has gone again?
13141	You know,he said,"our engagement has n''t been broken off yet?"
13141	You rather like our old people to be tempted to drink, to have it thrust upon them on their very dying beds?
13141	You refuse to prepare the bath?
13141	You refuse to prepare the tea?
13141	You, a German girl, the daughter of poor parents, you are not ashamed to say it? 13141 You, ma''am?"
13141	You?
13141	You?
13141	Your Grand Ducal Highness objects?
13141	Your Grand Ducal Highness receives many criticisms and much advice on the subject of drawing from the Herr Geheimrath?
13141	Your cottage? 13141 Yours?
13141	_ Ach Gott, ja_,he ejaculated, clapping him on the shoulder,"the poets--_ja, ja_--''Blessings be with them and eternal praise,''what?
13141	_ Liebes Kind_, are your promises of no value? 13141 _ Mädchen_,"he said with the gentleness of a pastor in a confirmation class,"do you not remember that the love of money is the root of all evil?
13141	''The voiceless children of the Pure--''how is that, ma''am, for beauty?"
13141	About your royal sisters?
13141	Aloud she said freezingly,"Did you say something?"
13141	Am I not deafened by the roar of answers, all seemingly so right yet all so different, that the simplest question brings?
13141	And also the sugar, and the bread and butter if any?"
13141	And did I tell you I''ve given Bryce the sack?"
13141	And do you know why?"
13141	And had Providence, in its care for the righteous cause of mothers, brought her here just in time to save him from this girl''s toils?
13141	And how can a birthday be put off?
13141	And how could she help being born so?
13141	And if she has n''t had a bath how can I let her touch me?"
13141	And so low down?
13141	And the gentleman-- don''t he want nothing neither?"
13141	And the good habits of years?"
13141	And was he not the son of an obscure Westphalian farmer, a person who in his youth had sat barefoot watching pigs?
13141	And was it, close, mere drudging?
13141	And what were they going to get?
13141	And why should I preach to a reader who meanwhile has skipped?
13141	And would n''t you get wet?
13141	And would not Fritzing''s buttons presently come off and have to be sewn on again?
13141	And would not the answering roar to anything so complicated as a question about conscience- qualms deafen me for ever?
13141	And you will, after one week, divulge them to a stranger?
13141	And you''ve come too,"she went on, turning to Mrs. Morrison,"to make friends with your new parishioner?
13141	Are n''t they very small, though?
13141	Are you all such prudes in Germany?
13141	Are your sisters-- are they in London?"
13141	As for Annalise, who can guess what thoughts were hers while she was being jogged along to Baker''s?
13141	At the Cock and Hens?
13141	Because I love you so?
13141	Besides, what could he decide?
13141	But I thought-- I understood that curtseying maid of yours was going to do all that?"
13141	But an Annalise-- what was she to make of such a place?
13141	But how could the poor Princess, however anxious to be kind, take off her veil and show her well- known face to this probable inhabitant of Kunitz?
13141	But is n''t it a little hard to make me responsible?"
13141	But the question is do you like it as much as you thought you would?"
13141	But they''re not for sale, so what''s the use--""Sir, do they also contain bathrooms?"
13141	But this-- where is it?
13141	But was it then-- she started at her own thought-- was it then being fed at Baker''s?
13141	But was she really, she asked herself during the drive?
13141	But what about the effect it had on Priscilla?
13141	But what in this law- bound world can sinners do without the help of Luck?
13141	But what of that?
13141	But where could the girl be going?
13141	But why do n''t you write it then?
13141	But why on earth do n''t you write it properly, then?
13141	But why plural?
13141	Ca n''t I get you anything?
13141	Can anybody who is supperless, dinnerless, breakfastless, be happy, Priscilla wondered?
13141	Can one be too comfortable?"
13141	Can one dye eyelashes?"
13141	Carry these buckets-- need I go on?
13141	Could he have been expected?
13141	Could one live peacefully in such an accursed place?
13141	Dawson?"
13141	Devils?
13141	Devils?
13141	Devils?
13141	Did Dr. Kraus tell you?"
13141	Did it only look simple from outside and far away?
13141	Did n''t she?"
13141	Did n''t you think they were bad?"
13141	Did nobody care, then, what became of her?
13141	Did she not seek you out from all the others for the honour of keeping her secrets?
13141	Did you get your cottages?"
13141	Did you not promise to keep your mouth shut, and not betray the Princess''s confidence?
13141	Did you walk?"
13141	Did you want my uncle?
13141	Do I ever sell cottages?"
13141	Do n''t you see you are tempting people who know she is defenceless to steal it from her?
13141	Do n''t you think it is beautiful, to give poor people a few happy moments sometimes?"
13141	Do tell me-- is the Cock and Hens that inn round the corner?
13141	Do you anywhere see even a bit, a smallest bit of hope?"
13141	Do you have so many earwigs?"
13141	Do you know many of the Kunitzers?
13141	Do you know the Levisohns well?"
13141	Do you know what I''ve come for?"
13141	Do you mean to say you have money hidden away and yet allow Lady Shuttleworth to pay everything for you?"
13141	Do you not know the enormous, the almost insurmountable difficulty there is in not bullying meekness, in not responding to the cringer with a kick?
13141	Do you not remember, on the eve of your wedding, how he swore with tears he would be good to you?
13141	Do you not see you have deliberately made a thief out of an honest girl?"
13141	Do you think she is so beautiful?
13141	Do you want him?"
13141	Do you?"
13141	Does n''t it seem rather-- a pity not to carry on traditions?"
13141	Does one let one''s life go?
13141	Dost thou hear what the Fräulein says, Hans- Joachim?"
13141	Even you pretending, you little hypocrite?"
13141	For letters to reach me?
13141	For myself I know that the larger lines of my life were laid down once for all by-- but what has this to do with Priscilla?
13141	For you regular, Miss Neumann- Schultz?"
13141	Had I--?"
13141	Had Lady Shuttleworth suddenly lost her reason?
13141	Had he not a cousin who had married a German officer?
13141	Had she not had ten years for studying Shakespeare?
13141	Had she not interrupted the decent course of Mrs. Jones''s dying, and snatched her back to a hankering after the unfit?
13141	Had she not made all its children either sick or cross under the pretence of giving them a treat?
13141	Had she not taught the entire village to break the Sabbath?
13141	Had she slept comfortably the first night in her little home?
13141	Happy?
13141	Has it struck you that such things are likely to occur pretty often to Miss Maria- Theresa Ethel Neumann- Schultz?"
13141	Has n''t it struck you that we''re very vulgar?"
13141	Hast thou not observed the pump?
13141	Have I not told you the only two things you are?"
13141	Have n''t I kept him well in hand up to this?"
13141	Have you been worrying?"
13141	Have you got Mrs. Shaw''s, then?"
13141	Have you no decency?
13141	Have you perhaps omitted to investigate the coal- hole?"
13141	Have you the change?"
13141	He had not heard her call her uncle baldly Fritzi before; and what fuss and luxury could a German teacher''s life have known?
13141	He is an excellent physician, is he not?"
13141	He loved the Princess so much that he cared nothing for his own risks, but what about hers?
13141	He withdrew to a little distance, and fell into a reverie: where had he seen just that mechanically gracious bow and smile?
13141	Heavens and earth, what had he done?
13141	Here?
13141	How can I?
13141	How could he go away even for one hour, even in search of a cook, when such dreadful things happened?
13141	How could she explain to him what she knew to be true, that the one person responsible for Tussie''s illness was Priscilla?
13141	How could she?
13141	How dared Annalise?
13141	How dared she?
13141	How dared she?
13141	How did you manage that in such a little while?"
13141	How was he to stop her going even so far as young Morrison?
13141	How was he to stop the girl''s going back to Kunitz?
13141	How was she going to bear her about her, endure the sight and sound of that veiled impertinence?
13141	I am here--""Oh, Noyman, is it?
13141	I hope he is n''t going to upset Symford?"
13141	I hope they make you comfortable?"
13141	I say, it ca n''t be-- no, it ca n''t possibly be the uncle?"
13141	I shall miss my train you know if you keep me, and then I''d be exposed again to those-- what was the word?
13141	I''ll be hanged if I will, do you hear?"
13141	I''ve been making you anxious, have n''t I?
13141	If you''ve finished wo n''t you go?"
13141	In a cottage?
13141	In this house?"
13141	Is it not true that the less a person has inside him of culture and imagination the more he wants outside him of the upholstery of life?
13141	Is it possible she was thinking of giving the comfortable mother that admonition which the policeman had so narrowly escaped?
13141	Is it seemly to keep the Princess waiting?"
13141	Is it well so?"
13141	Is n''t he German?"
13141	Is n''t that true wisdom?"
13141	Is n''t there any other place here you''d rather have?"
13141	Is the Herr Geheimrath agreed?"
13141	Is there a special voice for buns?"
13141	It is a rash?"
13141	It seems natural enough she should wait, do n''t it?"
13141	It was now Robin''s turn to say"What?"
13141	It''s a Mr. Neumann I''ve come to see; does n''t he live here?"
13141	Kraus?"
13141	Like the dogs of the Scriptures we will return--""Why not borrow of the vicar?"
13141	Lingering, perhaps, among the very tombs just outside her window?
13141	Loving you?"
13141	Might I inquire the number of rooms the cottages contain?"
13141	Miss Schultz?
13141	Morrison?"
13141	Morrison?"
13141	Must I be gloomy?"
13141	Must I then teach thee the elements of thy business?
13141	Must n''t she die happy?"
13141	Mutti, Mutti, is she a witch, Mutti?"
13141	My dear, how could I think anything so unkind?
13141	Neumann- Schultz?"
13141	No respect for another''s privacy?
13141	Now Priscilla''s and Mrs. Jones''s last words together had been these:"Is there anything else I can do for you?"
13141	Now if you were not so vain-- what does a rash matter when only women are present?
13141	Now is n''t that what a sensible girl like you would call absurd?"
13141	Now what is she and where is she?"
13141	One''s hope of salvation go?
13141	One''s little precious minute of perfect happiness go?
13141	Or at Robin, that he seemed so modest?
13141	Or at Tussie, that he seemed so well put together?
13141	Or must I show you how?"
13141	Or sisters in law?
13141	Or step- sisters?
13141	Or was she already accepting the girl as her son''s wife?
13141	Perhaps even murder her?
13141	Priscilla caught her breath: what white anguish was going to flash into his face when he grasped the situation?
13141	Quite well?
13141	Really?"
13141	Shall I order it, or will you?
13141	Shall we not too one day in our turn feel her claws?
13141	She felt she had done wrong; yet how, except by just existing?
13141	She had, I say, been wretched enough; but what was this wretchedness to that which followed?
13141	She pushed that on one side without looking at it; what did bills matter?
13141	She was not; but then who is?
13141	Since when have you become thus greedy for it?"
13141	Smothered?"
13141	So completely got to the bottom?"
13141	Suppose my uncle were to hear you?
13141	Surely it could n''t hurt?"
13141	Surely it was very innocent to do that?
13141	Surely she was a sort of poisonous weed, fatal to every one about her?
13141	Surely there was no limit, positively none, to what the girl might do or say?
13141	That is a question for you to answer, is it not?"
13141	That''s quite easy, is n''t it?"
13141	The old lady was dead no doubt, had died quietly in her sleep as had been expected, but what folly was all this about a murder?
13141	The voluntaries she played that day were Dead Marches, and the vicar preached a conscience- shattering sermon upon the text"Lord, who is it?"
13141	Then an idea struck her, and looking up at him with sudden gaiety she said,"Ca n''t we have a hyphen?"
13141	Then he added suddenly,"Will you have a small bed-- a little iron one-- put in my bedroom?"
13141	Then he said,"Buy a cottage?"
13141	These are not reproaches being piled up on the vicar''s wife; who shall dare reproach another?
13141	They were not even linen,--how could they be for Fritzing''s three hundred marks?
13141	They''d have to go down on their knees to a princess, would n''t they?"
13141	This young gentleman is, I take it, your son?"
13141	Those delicate meals, served in spotlessness, surely they had been rather of the nature of poems?
13141	To Priscilla she said, with an obvious dawning of distrust,"But Fräulein, what reason can you have for hiding yourself?"
13141	To lead us to certain shipwreck, ma''am?
13141	Twenty marks?"
13141	Was Tussie going to turn over a new leaf after all, now that he was coming of age, and interest himself in more profitable things than verse- making?
13141	Was ever a man interrupted like this in the act of asking a girl to marry him?"
13141	Was ever so much love and so much folly united in one wise old man?
13141	Was ever, for that matter, so expensive a tea?
13141	Was he not encouraging the strangest, wickedest, wildest ideas in the Princess?
13141	Was it because she had been looking so long at Fritzing that this man seemed so nicely groomed?
13141	Was she keeping warm and dry this shocking weather?
13141	Was she not a_ hochgeboren_, a member of an ancient house, of luminous pedigree as far back as one could possibly see?
13141	Was she not happy at last, and happy in the right way?
13141	Was she of positively no value at all?
13141	Was that, then, how the public stigmatized blameless persons in search of peace?
13141	Was the Grand Duke round the corner?
13141	Was the day of Tussie''s coming of age, that dreadful day when he was nearest death, a day a mother could ever forget?
13141	Was the kitchenmaid taking proper care of her?
13141	Was the poor dear delirious?
13141	Was the simple life a sordid life as well?
13141	Was there not rather cause for an infinity of shame?
13141	We wo n''t let one mad young man turn all our beautiful life sour, will we?"
13141	Were they unhealthy young ladies?"
13141	What about all the other occasions?
13141	What business, said Priscilla''s look more plainly than any words, what business had people to walk into other people''s cottages in such a manner?
13141	What can I do for you?
13141	What can be more inexperienced than a carefully guarded young princess?
13141	What could I write?
13141	What could he do but follow?
13141	What do you think?
13141	What do you wish for luncheon?"
13141	What else has been taken?
13141	What excuse can I make at the last moment?
13141	What had happened?
13141	What had he come for?
13141	What had he done?
13141	What had she done but accept help eagerly offered?
13141	What had she done but whine during her passive period?
13141	What had she done?
13141	What have you not been to me?"
13141	What in the world was she doing in Symford?
13141	What is all this talk of traps and horses?
13141	What is it?
13141	What is its address?
13141	What is the matter with the Countess Disthal?
13141	What is the use of a cook in a house where there is nothing to cook?
13141	What may not one expect of anything so cheap?
13141	What on earth for?
13141	What right have you to christen me?"
13141	What was he to do?
13141	What was he to say to his Princess?
13141	What was it that your Grand Ducal Highness thought aloud?"
13141	What was she doing to- day?
13141	What was she to do?
13141	What was she to do?
13141	What was the use, briefly reflected this philosopher, of worrying about what they were or were not thinking at Kunitz?
13141	What was to become of her, and of poor Fritzing, dragged down by her to an equal misery?
13141	What, fifty English sovereigns?
13141	What, first he is to insult me and then hurt or kill my Fritzi?
13141	What, of the father of the young man who insulted your Grand Ducal Highness and whom I propose to kill in duel my first leisure moment?
13141	What?"
13141	When all Europe was going to be about their ears?
13141	When he was in the eyes of the world a criminal-- an aider, abettor, lurer- away of youth and impulsiveness?
13141	Where am I?"
13141	Where are you staying?
13141	Where is the great man?"
13141	Where the deuce to?"
13141	Where''s he from?"
13141	Which cottage is it?"
13141	While I was away-- what had happened?"
13141	Who are the Levisohns?
13141	Who could be anything else with his stomach full of starch?
13141	Who could have dreamed it would get so quickly into the papers?
13141	Who could have dreamed the news of it would call forth such blazing words?
13141	Who does not know that fresh impulse, so strong and gracious, towards good that surges up in us after a period of sitting still in mud?
13141	Who had been infamous?
13141	Who said you were?
13141	Who shall measure the influence of one kind and blameless life?
13141	Who wants to be a flame, doomed to be blown out by the same gust of wind that has first fanned it to its very brightest?
13141	Who was this shabby young lady?
13141	Who?"
13141	Why are you going to Baker''s, Emma?"
13141	Why do you let him go out at night this time of year?
13141	Why do you let him over- exert himself?
13141	Why had she gone starving to bed?
13141	Why had she not thought of this, known that she would be in the power of any servant they chose to bring?
13141	Why not have fewer things, and give the rest to the poor?"
13141	Why should I be put into my clothes and taken out of them again as though I had n''t been weaned yet?"
13141	Why should I try to improve on parables?"
13141	Why should I?
13141	Why should it be Neumann?
13141	Why should it kill him?"
13141	Why should she be eternally lost?
13141	Why should she?
13141	Why such a fuss and such big words about five pounds?
13141	Why, Mrs. Morrison asked herself, did n''t the girl smile?
13141	Why, Robin, and you too?"
13141	Why, Tussie asked himself over and over again, had she looked so strange the night before?
13141	Why, how many do you want?"
13141	Why, then, should she feign if it is not in order to see the doctor?
13141	Why, what has he done?"
13141	Why, what would you do with it?"
13141	Why,"fumed Tussie,"ca n''t we live decently?
13141	Why?
13141	Why?"
13141	Will it not be well so?"
13141	Will not Nature herself teach thee what to do with buckets?"
13141	Will you think me unpardonably curious if I ask what made you pitch on Symford as a place to live in?"
13141	Would Fritzing be angry?
13141	Would he not be happier if he lay down and went to sleep?"
13141	Would he, only remembering she was grand ducal, regard it as an insult and want to fight Tussie?
13141	Would n''t that do?"
13141	Would she recognize it?
13141	Would they also sew buttons on her uncle''s clothes?
13141	Would they not turn away shuddering from what she now saw was a hideous selfishness and ingratitude?
13141	Would you like her to come up and see you?"
13141	Yet how could they go away?
13141	You are the most--""Really I think we''ve done, have n''t we?"
13141	You could not, said Priscilla, expect soil at the top of ladders, could you?
13141	You do not hide your head for shame?
13141	You do think she''s an adventuress, then?"
13141	You have seen her?
13141	You know she is lady- in- waiting to the Princess Priscilla, the one who is so popular and has such red hair?
13141	You must know their magnificent shop at the corner of the Heiligengeiststrasse?
13141	You must know you are in England?"
13141	You will leave her service?
13141	You will return to Kunitz?
13141	You''re German, ai n''t you?"
13141	You''re going to say why not eat?
13141	You''ve not been hungry since?"
13141	You?
13141	_ Elender Junge_, what have you done?"
13141	_ What_ were they talking about?
13141	cried Priscilla, startled,"what, whether he wants to or not?"
13141	cried Tussie, interrupting his kissing of her hands to look up at Priscilla and smile with a sort of pitying wonder,"Let you go?
13141	she cried,"What?"