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identifier	question
28330	Am I not doing something to bring up my children in knowledge and integrity?
28330	By paying the teacher more, am I not increasing his usefulness?
28330	Will they not be a greater comfort to me, and more happy and prosperous themselves?
38730	Then why did you call me wretch? 38730 Yes,"replies an ant,"but in what capacity are you admitted among all these great people?
38730	You do not wish to be sick? 38730 A cunning old mouse peeps over the edge of the shelf, and says:Aha, my good friend, are you there?
38730	Am I bound to make the attempt to draw it away from the track?
38730	And he looked into their eyes, and said:"Have you eaten of the fruit of which I told you not to eat?"
38730	And he said to them:"Why do you hide from me?"
38730	And how does Iphigenia heal him?
38730	And then, to- morrow evening he was to play for the dancers on the green, at the village feast: would not Cain join in the merry- making?
38730	And what are those traces?
38730	And what is the relation of moral instruction to the habits thus engendered?
38730	And why?
38730	And why?
38730	Are her own parents still living, and are they so situated that she is justified in leaving them?
38730	Are there other blood relations who have a prior claim on her?
38730	At what time does conscience enter on the scene?
38730	But he silenced it by saying to himself,"Am I my brother''s keeper?
38730	But how comes the parent''s word to produce belief?
38730	But how shall the sentiment of filial gratitude express itself?
38730	But how shall we handle these_ Märchen_ and what method shall we employ in putting them to account for our special purpose?
38730	But if you fix the time at all, is it not worth while to fix it with approximate exactness?
38730	But is it not a duty to denounce evil and evil- doers and to put the innocent on their guard against wolves in sheep''s clothing?
38730	But it may be asked: Are not moral principles really clothed with supreme authority?
38730	But of what nature shall these maxims be?
38730	But what, then, is it my business as a moral teacher to do?
38730	But when he asked for his reward, the wolf glared savagely upon him, and said:"Is it not enough that I refrained from biting off your head?"
38730	But why is knowledge so desirable?
38730	CHARITY.--How shall we distinguish charity from justice?
38730	CONTENTS: Happiness as an Immediate Aim.--Unguided Expediency.--The Moral- Sense Doctrine.--What is Morality?--The Evanescence[?
38730	Can we desire to inoculate the young with this spirit?
38730	David remarks:"If my own son seek my life, how shall I be angry with this Benjamite?"
38730	Did I not beg you to stop?"
38730	Does it make any difference whether I am single or the father of a family and have others dependent on me?
38730	Does the deed of charity react beneficially on the doer?
38730	Does this strike you as pedantic?
38730	Else how could it ever unfold into full- grown morality?
38730	For my part, I should suspect of quibbling and dishonest intention any boy or girl who would ask me, Why ought I not to lie?
38730	Have I ever broken any pots, or have I rubbed against the walls, or have I made the walks around the premises unclean?"
38730	Have you ever tried hard to solve a problem in algebra?
38730	How can I be sure that there is such a thing as eternal truth-- that the right will prevail in the end?
38730	How can such examples fail to inspire, to ennoble, to awaken emulation?
38730	How can we justify such a procedure?
38730	How do they manifest themselves?
38730	How do you characterize such a statement?
38730	How is this unique charm of the classical literature to be explained?
38730	How much of it can we hope to include in such a course of instruction as this?
38730	How to arrive at such a rule?
38730	How, then, shall we define equality in the moral sense?
38730	I like your industries and your factories and your wealth; but, tell me, do they turn out men down your way?"
38730	I would rather be killed than kill?
38730	In what does the falsehood of such statements consist?
38730	In what sense is it immoral?
38730	In what way will these types appeal to our pupils?
38730	Is he such a child that he can not take care of himself-- that he can not stand a blow?"
38730	Is it easy to see the good in others?
38730	Is it not a little astonishing that this fable should so often be related to children as if it contained a moral which they ought to take to heart?
38730	Is it not indispensable, from his point of view, that the figure of the Saviour shall stand in the foreground of moral inculcation and exhortation?
38730	Is it right to kill another in self- defense?
38730	Is not moral education conceded to be one of the most important, if not the most important, of all branches of education?
38730	Joseph is lost; shall Benjamin, too, perish?
38730	Must we forego the splendid opportunities afforded by the daily schools for this purpose?
38730	Must we, therefore, abandon altogether the hope of teaching the elements of morals?
38730	On what basis does it rest?
38730	Orestes is sick; and what is his malady?
38730	Ought we not, indeed, to keep the standard of righteousness constantly before our eyes; in brief, is it possible to be too moral?
38730	Parents and teachers should endeavor to answer such questions as these: When do the first stirrings of the moral sense appear in the child?
38730	Shall I always tell the truth-- that is to say, the whole truth, as I know it, and to everybody?
38730	Shall we then change the formula so as to read: Intend that thy words shall conform to the facts?
38730	Shall we then formulate the rule in this wise: Intend to make thy words correspond to the essential facts?
38730	Should we be justified in setting down the many excellent persons who made such statements as liars?
38730	That was right, children, was it not?
38730	The ethics of suicide resolves itself into the question, Is it justifiable under any circumstances to take one''s life?
38730	The fanatic of the first degree, to whom Emerson addresses the words,"What right have you, sir, to your one virtue?"
38730	The field being spread out before us, the question arises, At what point shall we enter it?
38730	The question is now raised, Why did Cleanthes work at night instead of seeking rest, and why did Hillel remain outside in the bitter cold and snow?
38730	The question is, would the merchant, would those others, be justified in committing suicide?
38730	The temptation begins when the snake says with characteristic exaggeration:"Is it true that of_ all_ the fruit you are forbidden to eat?"
38730	The words of Saul are very touching,"Is it thy voice I hear, my son David?"
38730	To what acts or omissions does the child apply the terms right and wrong?
38730	To which system shall we give the preference?
38730	Upon what moral considerations shall the right of property be based?
38730	Was there ever a more perfect embodiment of girlish grace and modesty, coupled with sweetest frankness, than Nausicaa?
38730	What are the emotional and the intellectual equipments of the child at different periods, and how do these correspond with its moral outfit?
38730	What better stimulation can we offer to growing children than this recital of Telemachus''s development from boyhood into manhood?
38730	What can be finer, e. g., than Nausicaa''s farewell to Ulysses?
38730	What is the good eye?
38730	What is the proper order?
38730	What is this principle?
38730	What makes the trees grow?
38730	What method shall we use for instilling these ideas?
38730	What motive can there be strong enough to support bravery in that moment?
38730	What need is there of specific moral instruction?
38730	What quality exists in Homer, in the Bible, enabling them, despite the changes of taste and fashion, to hold their own?
38730	What should be the rule of duty in such cases?
38730	What then?
38730	What topics shall we single out?
38730	What, after all, apart from artificial social convention, is the foundation of the right of property?
38730	When the Christian maintains that morality must be based on religion, does he not mean, above all, on the belief in Christ?
38730	Where in universal literature shall we find words more eloquent of tender devotion than these?
38730	Why not be content with still further confirming the force of good habits?
38730	Why not say a falsehood is like a pebble?
38730	Why not?
38730	Why should not these be permitted to put an end to their miseries?
38730	Why, then, may we not content ourselves with utilizing the ordinary studies of the school curriculum?
38730	Why, then, should not these habits suffice?
38730	Will you permit me to relate the story as I should tell it to little children?
38730	With what show of fairness, then, could the belief of any one of these sects be adopted by the state as a basis for the inculcation of moral truths?
38730	Wouldst thou be sure that there is such a thing as a divine Power?
38730	You do not wish to suffer?
38730	_ Is this civilization of ours turning out men_--manly men and womanly women?
38730	e., what is the cause of the trees growing and the stars shining?
38730	wherefore should my son have gone?''
34200	A good work, too,said"Thoughtful";"and now, what shall we do next?"
34200	Can you tell me, please, which is the way to East Thorpe?
34200	Children,said she,"Christmas will be here in a month; shall we make a present for little Davie?"
34200	Did he tell the people at the party what he had done?
34200	Do you promise, Daisy?
34200	Do you think he will come to- morrow, mother?
34200	Edwin heard the scream and said to himself,''I wonder what that is? 34200 How funny,"said Elsie;"what are sea- biscuits like, Jack?"
34200	How is this?
34200	How nice it is to hear the corn as it rustles in the wind,said Olive,"and listen, Gertie, is not this a pretty tinkling sound?"
34200	I have called to take your little boy for a drive,said the gentleman,"but I am in a great hurry; could you have him ready at once?"
34200	Is= that= what happens to boys who get into a passion?
34200	May I give you a little water, auntie?
34200	Perhaps your mother would not be pleased to see you carrying my bundle?
34200	Think now, what could you do?
34200	True,said"Thoughtful";"but what did= you= do, dear"Selfless"?
34200	What is patience, mother?
34200	What is that?
34200	What is the wall made of?
34200	What shall I do?
34200	Where are the six sisters? 34200 Where are you going?"
34200	Where are you, kitty? 34200 Who are''mortals''?"
34200	Whose blanket is this?
34200	Why?
34200	( Why do they not draw it along?
34200	( or to younger children): How did the boy''s rudeness make Alice feel?
34200	(= They= were not brave, were they?)
34200	98) who threw his bag here, his cap there, and his coat somewhere else, did you?
34200	= Why= did the general offer his seat to the old woman?
34200	= Why= do we obey?
34200	A little bird comes flying to the cherry tree and asks,"May I have one of these rosy little balls, please?"
34200	Alec wakes and rubs his eyes; what has happened?
34200	And do you know why?
34200	And do you think it is right, dear children, to make mother unhappy?
34200	And have you noticed the strong, green cup which closes round the petals at night, and keeps them all safe?
34200	And how do you think his mother cured him?
34200	And pray, what have you done for the flower?
34200	And what will be the end of it all?
34200	And why is he eating so quickly?
34200	Anyhow, it was better than crying and making a fuss, do you not think?
34200	But is she happy?
34200	But this is what I want you to learn, the saliva is never to be sent out of the mouth in the way that is called"spitting"( an ugly word, is it not?
34200	But why does Gladys feel so wretched all at once?
34200	But why does Stephen take such large bites, and fill his mouth so full?
34200	Can you guess how his mother felt?
34200	Can you guess how his stockings were?
34200	Can you guess how= ashamed= each girl felt?
34200	Can you guess the rest?
34200	Can you guess what she wanted it for?
34200	Can you guess why?
34200	Can you tell who was rude in this story?
34200	Can you think of anything else that should be kept clean besides the nails?
34200	Could anything be more delightful?
34200	Could he not take it over his arm, or put it on in the afternoon?"
34200	Did any one know about it?
34200	Did he leave the water and say,"It is of no use to try"?
34200	Did not the horse behave like a gentleman?"
34200	Did you ever hear of a horse who could behave like a gentleman?
34200	Did you know that trees and birds, bees and flowers could be kind to each other?
34200	Do all the little girls love to have smooth, clean pinafores?
34200	Do not you?
34200	Do you know the name of this queen?
34200	Do you know what he meant?
34200	Do you know what it is to be contented?
34200	Do you know what shrimps or prawns are?
34200	Do you know what the wheels needed to make them go sweetly?
34200	Do you know who it was?
34200	Do you know= why= we do not look about in church?
34200	Do you like to have your hands clean?
34200	Do you not think so?"
34200	Do you remember the story of"Lulu and the Wool"?
34200	Do you think we could find out the secret of being clumsy?
34200	Down came the children for breakfast, and Frank cried:"Is the fire not lighted, mother?
34200	Had any one seen her?
34200	Have you ever counted its ten long legs?
34200	Have you ever heard of the"Black Country"?
34200	Have you ever known a little girl who cried whenever her face was washed?
34200	Have you ever known children who did not like to do as they were told?
34200	Have you ever sat at table with a child who was never still?
34200	Have you ever seen a girl walking along the street with her head turned backwards, trying to look behind her as she goes?
34200	Have you ever seen a glass jar of pure honey, no bits of wax floating in it, all clear and pure?
34200	Have you ever seen a stag with its graceful, branching horns?
34200	Have you ever seen children riding donkeys at the seaside?
34200	Have you noticed how softly pussy moves?
34200	Have_ you_ heard that voice, dear child, Speaking in you, gentle, mild?
34200	Hilda''s bright eyes were always ready to see anything that was needed:"Shall I pass you the salt, grandpapa?"
34200	His mother was speaking to a lady on the seat behind, and when the child was asked,"What is the matter?"
34200	How came you here?
34200	How do we get the coals to our houses-- the coals that make the bright, hot fires?
34200	How is it that boys and girls so often forget to close the door quietly?
34200	How is it that we have trains now?
34200	How musical is the flow of the stream, and do you not love to hear the splash of the oars as they dip in the river?
34200	How should they manage?
34200	How was this, do you think?
34200	I wish Carl had felt like that about the piece of sugar; do not you?
34200	I wonder if untidy people are lazy?
34200	I wonder if you have ever seen any little children who make you think of those disagreeable wheels?
34200	I wonder if= you= can guess the reason?
34200	If the bird had been an eagle, with strong claws that could have hurt them in return, would they have stoned it?
34200	If you were eating plum tart or cherry pudding, how should you manage with the stones?
34200	Is it not this?
34200	Is not it for want of taking= care=?
34200	Is not that clever for such a little fellow?
34200	It is so that we may think of what we are saying; if we kept them open, we should be thinking of what we were= seeing= instead, should we not?
34200	It is the same with clumsy people-- they forget to take care?
34200	It was not a great thing to promise, was it?
34200	Just then mamma came up and said:"Have you finished, children?
34200	Little child with eyes so blue, What has mother done for you?
34200	Now before Alice came into the carriage, what do you think the boy had been doing?
34200	Now do you know the two things that the= wrong= voice told Cecil to do?
34200	One day, as they sat on a mossy bank in the Fairy wood,"Selfless"asked,"What shall we do next, sister?"
34200	Or if a child omits to say"Thank you,"he may be reminded by asking:"Have you forgotten''Alec and the Fairies''?"
34200	Shall I tell it to you?"
34200	Shall I tell you a little secret?
34200	She had a cord tied round her waist, with which she had been fastened up, and what do you think she did?
34200	So the bird has a nice fruit banquet with the cherries, and then, what do you think= he= does for the tree?
34200	That was not grateful, was it?
34200	That was rude and unkind, was it not?
34200	The Tidy Girl:-- And what about the tidy girl?
34200	The box was there, but what do you think?
34200	The fire makes a pleasant sound as it burns and crackles in the grate, and who does not like to hear the"singing"of the kettle on the hob?
34200	Then a letter came asking,"Has Rosy had my letter with the present?"
34200	Then he determined to turn back, and try to reach the road, but where are his footprints?
34200	Then he said in a loud voice,"Well, mother, how''s your head?"
34200	Then he stopped to think for a minute, and looked at the rag as much as to say:"What shall I do with you next"?
34200	They were away two or three hours, and when they returned their mother said:"Well, boys, what did you see in your walk?"
34200	Two white rows of pearly teeth, What can prettier be?
34200	Was it not?
34200	Was not she a clever, thoughtful, kind monkey?
34200	Was not that a sweet, kind thing for a one- year- old baby to do?
34200	Was not that cruel?
34200	We have learnt two lessons from Fred, what are they?
34200	Were not they foolish?
34200	What comes out on your forehead sometimes on a hot day?
34200	What could be the matter, what had happened?
34200	What could we do without the brave, strong horses?
34200	What did he do that was rude?
34200	What do we see all over the sponge?
34200	What do you think Fred did?
34200	What do you think the kind, gentle horse did?
34200	What effect did the boy''s rudeness have on Alice?
34200	What had happened?
34200	What is it for?
34200	What is it that the dirt does to your pores?
34200	What is it?
34200	What kind of man was he?
34200	What should she do?
34200	What should the lady have said?
34200	What should you think is the best thing for children to do?
34200	What would the girl''s mother say when her eggs were all wasted?
34200	When the girl had gone, auntie asked,"Where are your shoes, Lilie?"
34200	When you have been smelling a tiger- lily, has any of the yellow dust ever rested on the tip of your nose?
34200	When you have been walking down the street, has it ever happened that you could scarcely move for the people who are blocking up the causeway?
34200	Where are the toys?
34200	Where did the wool come from that makes your nice, warm clothes?
34200	Where do we get our milk, butter and cheese?
34200	Where do you think it comes from?
34200	Which do you like best?
34200	Who left his bat lying across the garden path so that baby tumbled over it and got a great bump on his little forehead?
34200	Who was it slammed the door when mother had a headache?
34200	Who will pick up all these things, and tidy the two rooms that Percy has left in such a dreadful state?
34200	Why are we so glad to be near the sea, with its glorious, rolling waves, and to bask in the warm, bright rays of the sun?
34200	Why could not the captain guide the ship?
34200	Why did he not learn to tie a bow?
34200	Why do men and boys take off their caps and hats when they enter a church or chapel?
34200	Why do we close our eyes when we pray?
34200	Why do we hang pictures on the walls, and put plants in the windows?
34200	Why do we love her so much?
34200	Why do we love the flowers and the trees, the bright green fields and the waving yellow corn?
34200	Why does the little violet hide away?
34200	Why is it, do you think, that a boy raises his cap?
34200	Why is it?
34200	Why was Minnie rude?
34200	Why?
34200	Would the peaked caps fall off?
34200	Would= you= leave all your clothes scattered on the floor for some one else to pick up, instead of folding them neatly yourself?
34200	Would= you= like to be a sluggard?
34200	Would= you= make all that fuss and trouble about shaking hands with any one?
34200	Write on Blackboard and let the children repeat the following:-- What is it to be rude?
34200	You have held the pretty buttercup under your chin to make it look yellow, but have you ever looked carefully at the shining petals of gold?
34200	You have often gathered buttercups and daisies, but have you ever gazed into the daisy''s yellow eye, and thought how wonderful it was?
34200	You have often played at keeping shop, have you not?
34200	You know that the country in which you live is an island?
34200	You know what that is, do you not?
34200	You remember Elinor, in Story Lesson 79, how she upset her tea, broke the vase, and spoilt the tablecloth, all for want of= care=?
34200	You remember who it was that said:"Will you walk into my parlour?"
34200	You would not call= those= brave children, would you?
34200	[ 7] Did you ever hear of a monkey having toothache?
34200	and do all of you keep your hands and faces clean?
34200	and do the boys like to have a clean collar and smooth hair?
34200	and have you noticed how the boys beat the poor things sometimes to make them go faster?
34200	could not they get a little boat and take Lewis to the steamer?
34200	or a little boy who screamed each time he had a tumble, although he might not be hurt in the least?
34200	or the sound made by the bow of the boat as it cuts through the water?
34200	or would you like another to have the trouble of putting away all your toys?
34200	said she,"what shall I do?
34200	what is this?"
34200	who thought that= they= knew best-- better than father or mother?
34200	you porter there, is my luggage all right?"
16305	''Then it does n''t all depend upon the place where the fruit is grown?'' 16305 ''Unkind?''
16305	''What is it? 16305 ''What is it?''
16305	''What is it?'' 16305 ''Why,''inquired the teacher,''do you think the moon is of more benefit to the world than the sun is?''
16305	And is there a message for us older ones on this Cradle Roll Day? 16305 And is there a message to the grandfathers and grandmothers on this glad day?
16305	And is there a message to the parent which sheds any light on the way they should treat their children? 16305 And so, I answer the question that I asked at the beginning, who are these mothers?
16305	And what do you think, children-- did the kite reach the man in the moon? 16305 And what was that mission?
16305	Are your hands the kind that clasp other hands in warm friendship? 16305 Boys and girls, on this Rally Day, let me ask you: Are you going to let your life grow to be like this tree?
16305	Boys, are you letting any bad habits grow into your life? 16305 But is this cheerfulness for the sole benefit of the one who smiles?
16305	Did you ever see a palmist read a hand? 16305 Do you ever harbor such thoughts about people who have made good in the commercial life?
16305	Do you like to draw? 16305 Do you like to speak?
16305	Do you understand, boys and girls, that it was the thing which this mother put into the life of her boy that made him a great and a good man? 16305 Does cigarette smoking make criminals out of boys?
16305	Does cigarette smoking make failures out of boys? 16305 Does it mean, then, that we should look ahead, and see nothing before us but the grave-- the end of all?
16305	Does the message say anything about how the boys and girls should treat their fathers and their mothers? 16305 Have you ever stopped to think what good eyes God has?
16305	How about you, boys? 16305 How may we best reflect this light of heaven?
16305	How, then, are we to make our resolutions good? 16305 Is it a true portrait?
16305	It seems strange-- doesn''t it-- that fish can be fooled in this way? 16305 Let us first ask the question,''How did she reach the high place to which she has been able to attain?''
16305	Now, what do you think this food is? 16305 Now, what has made the difference in these two men?
16305	Now, why did it seem impossible? 16305 Said one girl to another,''Do n''t you think Julia is a splendid girl?''
16305	That was certainly a strange kind of an answer; was n''t it? 16305 The great question is, why can they not see the danger?
16305	Then why look down upon the poor man-- the laboring man? 16305 What does Paul mean?
16305	What does it signify when we do this? 16305 What else did he learn?
16305	What had wrought this great change? 16305 What is this great evil power?
16305	What is this? 16305 Who were these people?
16305	''Are you ready?''
16305	''Who hath woe?
16305	''Who hath woe?
16305	103]"Boys and girls, what does the flag stand for?
16305	115]"What was the matter with the tree?
16305	127]"Now boys, why did the kite fall, when the string broke?
16305	129]"Did you ever hear anything to beat that?
16305	14]"_ Did Benjamin Franklin depend upon luck?_ Never!
16305	27]"Why did the boys in blue rally round this flag?
16305	54]"Have I said she was helpless?
16305	59]"And are we not like the fish?
16305	70]"Now, then we ask, can the moon shine upon the earth all of itself without any help?
16305	80]"Now, I want to see, by having you hold up your hands, just how many of you boys like to go fishing?
16305	93]"Well, now, would n''t it be foolish for us to go about finding flaws in God''s creatures, like this?
16305	A dead branch, did you say?
16305	A nice- looking little thought comes along and says,''Why not cheat just a little?
16305	Ah, do n''t you know that when the bulb produces new bulbs the original bulb dies?
16305	And again of the lazy hand, he says,''How long wilt thou sleep?
16305	And how can a seared, defiled, dead conscience help him to shun temptation and sin?
16305	And is n''t that exactly the case with a lot of good- looking, well- dressed people?
16305	And what about the first boy?
16305	And what could be more beautiful than the pictures of the devotion of the mother of Jesus to Him who was to be the Savior of the world?
16305	And what do the possessors of riches expect as a harvest in return for the sowing of their wealth?
16305	And what does it mean to be steadfast?
16305	And what has come to take the place of these which were only dreams?
16305	And what is public sentiment?
16305	And who are these experts?
16305	And who will it help?
16305	And why not?
16305	And you, girls?
16305	Are they hands that crush heartlessly?
16305	Are they hands that drag downward?
16305	Are they hands that grope into the dark places and do more harm than good?
16305	Are they hands that help to lighten the burdens of other people?
16305	Are they hands that help wherever and whenever they can?
16305	Are they hands that lie idly and fold indolently?
16305	Are they hands that lift up the fallen one and point him to Him who said,''Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden?''
16305	Are they hands that pull backward?
16305	Are they hands that slap insultingly?
16305	Are they hands that strike in cruelty?
16305	Are they hands that stroke the fevered brow?
16305	Are they hands that take food and clothing to the poor?
16305	Are they hands that tear pitilessly?
16305	Are they hands which are busy every day doing good, honest work?
16305	Are they?_"In God''s word, we find the hand mentioned more than a hundred times.
16305	Are they?_"Or, are they hands that clench in anger?
16305	Are they?_"Or, are they hands that clench in anger?
16305	Are they?_"Or, are they hands that drop lazily?
16305	Are they?_"Or, are they hands that drop lazily?
16305	Are we a friend to those who need us?
16305	Are we crazy?
16305	Are you getting chummy with other boys whose companionship is not good and whose words and deeds you would not dare to talk about at home?
16305	Are you reading useless books and letting the treasures of literature on mother''s bookshelf at home go untouched?
16305	Are you wasting your time running after pleasures and amusements that do n''t help you to be better boys?
16305	Boys, may we plead with you today never to allow this thing to enter your life to keep you from being all that God wants you to be?"
16305	But I wonder how many of us do a similar thing when we see the real woods, the real lake and the real flowers?
16305	But how can we smile unless we feel like it?
16305	But were they perfect?
16305	But what had become of the original bulbs?
16305	But what may one lose when he puts the drunkard''s glass to the lips of a young man?
16305	Can you make a five- pointed star with one clip?
16305	Can you see the boy?
16305	Did you ever hear of him?
16305	Did you ever think of your thoughts as your visitors?
16305	Do n''t you want this one?''
16305	Do we welcome such a man to our homes?
16305	Do you get the idea?
16305	Do you know it is a fact that a man, seated quietly in an easy chair on his front porch on a summer evening, may be sinning against God and man?
16305	Do you know, I would rather see a boy with jam smeared all over his cheeks than to hear a''smutty''remark from his lips?
16305	Do you love music?
16305	Do you not see that we would soon starve?
16305	Do you plan to study medicine, or law, or to be a teacher?
16305	Does n''t that sound strange?
16305	Faulty?
16305	Girls, is n''t it a pity?
16305	Has n''t some alluring amusement or pastime brought disappointment or shame when you thought it would bring delight and satisfaction?
16305	Have n''t you been fooled into thinking something was good for you when it turned out to be bad?
16305	Have n''t you bitten into any baited hooks during the past year?
16305	He does n''t look as if he had a care in all the world, does he?
16305	He was so much interested that he spoke to the man, saying:"''Since you are blind, why do you carry a lantern?
16305	He was working in a distant city, and there, alone, how do you suppose he started in to get rid of his habit?
16305	How are we to be sure that the new leaf which we turn over will not be blown back again by the first wind of passion or discouragement which comes?
16305	How did he look upon them?
16305	How do we know it?
16305	How many of you ever heard of him?
16305	How would he act?
16305	How, then, can it be made to produce such big, splendid plums when no other tree in the neighborhood grows such luscious fruit?
16305	I wonder if we have all heard of the tragedy of this great book and the sorrow which came to its author?
16305	Ice cream?
16305	If the wind is blowing from the west, which way do you run to make the kite go up?
16305	If you run with the wind, the kite wo n''t go up at all, will it?
16305	Is n''t it simple?
16305	It is a significant fact that the first recorded words of Jesus Christ are,''Wist ye not that I must be about my father''s business?''
16305	It would be impossible to find, in the world''s history a life in which some imperfection did not lurk?
16305	It''s a seedy- looking old hat, is n''t it?
16305	Or is it to be like this one?
16305	Rice?
16305	Should the discovery of faults and imperfections in ourselves or in others discourage us from trying to follow in the footsteps of the Perfect One?
16305	So the light will shine on the roadway and we will be able to see where we are going and thus avoid mishap and injury?
16305	Then what was the matter with John?
16305	They, too?
16305	This sounds like a dime novel tale, does n''t it?
16305	WHAT IS BEST?
16305	Was he happy?
16305	We will laugh and quaff; all things delight us; what care we for the future?
16305	What can you do?
16305	What did he learn about the merchant?
16305	What do I mean?
16305	What do I mean?
16305	What does the cross stand for?
16305	What had brought the change?
16305	What is it?
16305	What is it?
16305	What is passing in the mind of the man who stands here receiving his instructions?
16305	What kind of thoughts do you think?
16305	What seems more lifeless than the bulb of a lily?
16305	What was Columbus trying to do when he discovered America?
16305	What was the matter?
16305	What would he do?
16305	What wound did ever heal but by degrees?''
16305	What''s the matter with us?
16305	What, then, would Washington be like?
16305	When wilt thou rise out of thy sleep?
16305	Where does the moon get its light from?
16305	Where were they going?
16305	Where''s the boy who said''kite?''
16305	Where?
16305	Which is the more important?
16305	Who hath babbling?
16305	Who hath redness of eyes?
16305	Who hath redness of eyes?
16305	Who hath sorrow?
16305	Who hath sorrow?
16305	Who hath wounds without cause?
16305	Who hath wounds without cause?
16305	Who would cart away our garbage?
16305	Who would clean our streets?
16305	Who would scrub our floors?
16305	Who would wash our clothes?
16305	Why and how has the saloon changed his life?
16305	Why do we light the lamps?
16305	Why not be just as polite and respectful to him as to the college president?
16305	Why only once?
16305	Why?
16305	Why?
16305	Why?
16305	Why?
16305	Why?
16305	Why?
16305	Why?
16305	Why?
16305	Will every girl please listen and do as I ask?
16305	Will it vanish tomorrow?
16305	Will we forget to be kind to those about us next week, next month, next summer?
16305	Yes, and you like to get pretty post cards, too; do n''t you?
16305	Yes, but how about the lamp at the rear?
16305	[ Draw line to change headstone to door]--while the pathway leads to-- what?
16305	but ai n''t I high today?
16305	~~The Talk.~~"Boys, how many of you ever flew a kite?
16305	~~The Talk.~~"How many of the boys and girls are fond of puzzle pictures?
16305	~~The Talk.~~"How many of you boys and girls ever played the game called''Hide the Thimble?''
16305	~~The Talk.~~"Who are these mothers for whom we have decorated our school room and ourselves with these beautiful flowers?
22251	''I see,''the stranger might say by this time,''that there is a great difference among these boys; have you told me about them all?'' 22251 ''What are they thinking of?''
22251	''What are they writing?'' 22251 ''What is the next boy to him thinking of?''
22251	''Why?'' 22251 And what is one third of forty- five?"
22251	And what were you doing with it?
22251	Are there any other scholars in the school who think it would be well for them to join this class?
22251	Are you willing to pledge yourselves to adopt it?
22251	Because I have observed that when two great friends are seated together, they are always more apt to whisper and play.--Have not you observed it?
22251	Boys, do you know what the difference is between stealing and robbery?
22251	Boys,said he,"do you know what this is?"
22251	But I can not tell you his name; for what return do you think he made to me? 22251 But what is this rough prickly covering for?"
22251	But why,asked one of the boys,"do not apples grow so?"
22251	Can any one propose a plan which will remedy the difficulty?
22251	Can it be noon here, and at a place ten miles west of us, at the same time?
22251	Can it be noon, then,continues the teacher,"here and at a place fifteen degrees west of us, at the same time?"
22251	Can you name any of them?
22251	Can you say the Multiplication Table?
22251	Did you all recite together?
22251	Did you hear that noise?
22251	Do n''t you know any thing about it?
22251	Do you know what books are between the Acts and the book of Revelation?
22251	Do you know what it is for?
22251	Do you know what it is?
22251	Do you like frank, open dealing, James?
22251	Do you mean that you will be honest, or that you would like to have a committee appointed?
22251	Do you mean you would like to have the inquiry made?
22251	Do you prefer sitting together, or are you willing to have me separate you?
22251	Do you remember the noise to which I called your attention early this afternoon? 22251 Do you see now, boys, what I mean to teach you by this long supposition?"
22251	Do you see that boy?'' 22251 Do you stand easily in that position?"
22251	Do you suppose it would be safe to leave the decision of important questions to the scholars in this school?
22251	Do you suppose that you will perfectly keep this rule, from this time?
22251	Do you think it would be a good plan,I inquired,"to have it a common amusement in the recess, for the girls to hunt each other among the desks?"
22251	Do you think of any other common motive of action, besides love of money and friendship?
22251	Do you think that these written excuses are, after all, a fair test of the real reasons for tardiness? 22251 Does any body here know?"
22251	Does he get opposite to the Rocky Mountains, before, or after, he is opposite to us?
22251	Does he go towards the west, or towards the east, from us?
22251	Does this fault,he would say to himself,"prevail among my pupils?
22251	George, what did you have in your hand?
22251	Have I ever treated any boy or girl in this school unjustly or unkindly?
22251	Have these boys done right, or wrong?
22251	How can I tell?
22251	How did you like the discourse?
22251	How large a part of that, then, will he pass, in one hour?
22251	How long did you say it takes the sun to go round the globe, and come to us again?
22251	How long does it take the meat to grow?
22251	How long to go half round?
22251	How long will it take him to go to the Rocky Mountains?
22251	How many degrees will the sun pass over in three hours?
22251	How many desks do you think will be found to be disorderly, when we come to make the examination?
22251	How many motives have I got now? 22251 How many of you think you need better accommodations?"
22251	How many of you think, and are willing to avow your opinion, that I have_ not_ been fully informed of the case?
22251	How many plead guilty to it?
22251	How many,I then asked,"have ever been put to the trouble to go to the door, when the bell has thus been rung?
22251	How may we overcome prejudice? 22251 How much of the chestnut is good to eat, William?"
22251	I am very often prejudiced against new scholars, without knowing why?
22251	I know what it is for; it is to defend yourself against me with, is it not, boys?
22251	I was talking to you yesterday about the motives of action; how many had I made?
22251	Is he ever exactly south of us?
22251	Is it twelve o''clock here, then, before, or after it is twelve o''clock there?
22251	Is not this the fact?
22251	Is the sun ever exactly over our heads?
22251	Lucy,said the master, to a bright- eyed little girl, near him,"what is this?"
22251	May I speak to one of the class, to ask about it?
22251	More than once?
22251	More than twice?
22251	Mr. B. is this right?
22251	Now boys,continued the master,"will you assist me in making arrangements to prevent the recurrence of all temptations of this kind hereafter?
22251	Now what do you think I ought to do with such a boy?
22251	Now, does the sun, in going round the earth, pass over the Rocky Mountains, or over us, first?
22251	Quarter round?
22251	Right,said the master,"but would not the boys know this, and so all agree to let the little chestnuts stay, and not eat them while they were small?"
22251	Roger,said the master,( for this boy''s name was Roger)"can you get me a chestnut burr?"
22251	Should you not think it would take a minute apiece?
22251	Should you think_ that_ is more or less than an inch?
22251	Sir,we might say to him,"what is the matter?"
22251	Suppose a thief were to go into a man''s store in the day time, and take away something secretly, would it be stealing or robbery?
22251	Suppose he should meet him in the road and take it away by force?
22251	Suppose it was his own hat, would he have been right? 22251 Suppose now I were to make one more experiment, and let you try to be good boys in your present seat, would you really try?"
22251	Suppose the river Mississippi is fifteen degrees from us, how long is it twelve o''clock here, before it is twelve o''clock there?
22251	Suppose then it takes the sun one hour to go from us to the river Mississippi, how many degrees west of us, would the river be?
22251	Suppose they were quarter round?
22251	The fifth?
22251	The next?
22251	The next?
22251	The next?
22251	The next?
22251	The second?
22251	The third?
22251	Then has noon gone by, at that river, or has it not yet come?
22251	Then why should any boy or girl wish to give me trouble or pain?
22251	Then will it be eleven, or one?
22251	Then will it be one hour before, or one hour after noon?
22251	Then,asked they,"did we do wrong?"
22251	There are two classes then?
22251	Was it real robbery?
22251	Was that of the nature of stealing or robbery?
22251	Was there any thing on it?
22251	Well, now, what do you think I ought to do next?
22251	Well, what harm would there be in that; would it not be as well to have the chestnuts early in the summer, as to have them in the fall?
22251	Well, what would that motive be?
22251	Were it not for the boys? 22251 Were you not in the class at the time?"
22251	What comes next?
22251	What comes next?
22251	What did he do at this time?
22251	What do you suppose a prophet is?
22251	What harm does it do?
22251	What is the first book of the New Testament?
22251	What is this?
22251	What shall I do?
22251	What shall I do?
22251	What was the other?
22251	What?
22251	What?
22251	When he is opposite to the Rocky Mountains, what o''clock is it there?
22251	When it is twelve o''clock here then, what time will it be there?
22251	When the sun is exactly opposite to us, can he be opposite to the Rocky Mountains?
22251	When will vacation commence?
22251	Which way,asks the teacher,"are the Rocky Mountains from us?"
22251	Why is it that so many of our countrymen are, or seem to be prejudiced against the unfortunate children of Africa? 22251 Why not?
22251	Why sir?
22251	Why, do n''t you remember that you got me a new baize?
22251	Why, sir?
22251	Why? 22251 Will the sun go towards, or from, the Rocky Mountains, after leaving us?"
22251	Would that be about right?
22251	Yes; and the fourth?
22251	''Miss A.,''said a teacher,''how many kinds of magnitude are there?''
22251	*****"Is it not right to allow prejudice, to have influence over our minds as far as this?
22251	A child comes to you, for example, and says,"Will you tell me, sir, where the next lesson is?"
22251	A fourth began,''Are you acquainted with that new scholar?''
22251	After he had finished his narrative, he said,"Now should you like to know who this boy was?"
22251	After speaking of several individuals, who were among their former acquaintances, one asked,''Do you remember Miss W.?''
22251	Am I right in my supposition?"
22251	And why?
22251	Another teacher looks calmly at the scene, and says to himself,"What shall I do to remove effectually these evils?
22251	Are you both willing to leave it just where it is, till to- morrow, and try to forget all about it till then?
22251	Are you not satisfied that it is?"
22251	Are you willing to adopt this plan?"
22251	Are you willing to do it?"
22251	But at any rate, it showed my good wishes for him,--it showed that I was his friend, and what return do you think he made me for it?
22251	But do you suppose that it will be enough for you merely to resolve here, that you will reform?"
22251	But how shall he secure greater pains?
22251	But that is not the greatest difficulty; can any of you think of any other?"
22251	But to proceed:"When the sun is exactly opposite to us, in the south, at the highest point to which he rises, what o''clock is it?"
22251	But what are you making this formidable club for?"
22251	By stern commands and threats?
22251	Can any of you think what they are?
22251	Can any one tell what it is?"
22251	Can not we have another place?"
22251	Can you do it as well as not?''
22251	Can you tell me of any other fruits which are preserved in this way?"
22251	Cases of deliberate, intentional wrong will occur, and the question will rise, what is the duty of the teacher in such an emergency?
22251	Did I ask for pencils?"
22251	Did it?"
22251	Do any of you think of any plan?"
22251	Do not you think so yourselves?"
22251	Do you know what is the last book of the New Testament?"
22251	Do you know who wrote the letters?"
22251	Do you like this plan?"
22251	Do you not think it would be so?"
22251	Do you not think you shall find this the pleasantest course?"
22251	Do you now understand the principles of the arrangement of the epistles?"
22251	Do you remember my speaking on this subject, in school the other day?"
22251	Do you think it does depend upon that?"
22251	Do you think it would be possible for us to have as good an exercise every day?"
22251	Do you think the girls who rang the bell might have known this, by proper reflection?"
22251	Do you think they would be safe?"
22251	Do you think this was wrong or not?"
22251	Do you think you can remember?"
22251	Do you understand how I mean?"
22251	Do you understand so far?"
22251	Do you, or not, experience these inconveniences from our present plans?"
22251	Do you?"
22251	Does he notice a child''s ringing a door bell in play?
22251	Eight times six?--Eight_ and_ six?
22251	For example, suppose I should say to a fifth boy,''Will you copy this piece of poetry?
22251	Had he discovered the trick?--and if so what_ was_ he going to do?
22251	Has a boy a right to do what he pleases with his own hat?"
22251	Have I ever had to speak to you before for playing together in school?"
22251	Have I_ done_ well should always be the question, not have I managed to_ appear_ well?
22251	Have you any objection to the indictment?"
22251	Have you any particular preference for that seat?"
22251	Have you neither seen nor heard of Alabaster, and had no means of ascertaining any thing in regard to it?
22251	He looked over the field and said to himself, what are the objects I wish to accomplish in this writing exercise, and how can I best accomplish them?
22251	Her mother was always moved by her tears, and would not her aunt relent?
22251	How do they all read?
22251	How do they all write?
22251	How do they calculate?
22251	How many are in favor of having shorter lessons, and having them read but once?----How many prefer longer lessons, and having them read twice?"
22251	How many are in favor of requesting William Jones to perform this duty?"
22251	How many find this the case with their work?"
22251	How many plead guilty to this?"
22251	How many suppose so?"
22251	How many will the sun pass, in going half round?
22251	How much is four times five?--Four_ and_ five?
22251	How much is seven times nine?--Seven_ and_ nine?
22251	How shall I write it?
22251	I can not say anything about_ civil_, in it, can I?"
22251	I never thought of any thing but giving him trouble and pain.--I wonder who told him I could make whistles?"
22251	If so, how extensively?"
22251	If so, the step is too long, and may be subdivided thus:"When it is noon here, is the sun going towards the Mississippi, or has he passed it?"
22251	If you now sincerely determine never more to use a profane word, will you not easily avoid it?"
22251	In going quarter round?"
22251	In one hour then, how many degrees will the sun pass over?"
22251	In parsing nouns, what is the first particular to be named?"
22251	Is a public building going forward in the neighborhood of your school?
22251	Is any body aggrieved or injured?
22251	Is it considered so now?"
22251	Is that what I ought to do?"
22251	Is there a question before the community, on the subject of the location of a new school- house?
22251	Is there any other harm?"
22251	Is there discontent in the school?
22251	It will be dreadfully dark by and by, wo n''t it?
22251	James have you a Bible in your desk?"
22251	Must every thing in education go on in a uniform and monotonous manner; and while all else is advancing, shall our cause alone stand still?
22251	Nine times seven?--Nine_ and_ seven?"
22251	Now am I not compelled to conclude that this latter is the case?"
22251	Now should you rather have me talk with you or not?"
22251	Now suppose a stranger should come in, and seeing them all busy, should say to me,"''What are all these boys doing?''
22251	Now the point which I wish to bring before you is this; do you know in what order, I mean on what principles, the books are arranged?"
22251	Now what can the gardener do?
22251	Now what is the duty of the teacher in such a case?
22251	Now, how long does it take the sun to pass round the earth?"
22251	Shall the government of school be a_ monarchy_ or a_ republic_?
22251	Shall the practice of prompting in the classes be any longer continued?
22251	Should you like to adopt the plan?"
22251	Should you not suppose it would?"
22251	Suppose then the Rocky Mountains were half round the globe, how long would it take the sun to go to them?"
22251	The question is asked a thousand times,"How shall I ever learn to keep my resolutions?"
22251	The reader will perhaps ask, shall we make no efforts at improvement?
22251	The teacher may, perhaps, say to those in their seats,"Do you not know any thing of this subject?
22251	The teacher then makes a memorandum of this, and then inquires;"And what lesson came after this?"
22251	Unit figure?"
22251	Vernon School?
22251	Was a building burnt by lightning in the neighborhood?
22251	Was n''t it a bear?
22251	What are you making, Joseph?"
22251	What could the teacher mean?
22251	What is it her duty to do?"
22251	What shall this contain?"
22251	What should you say to such a company as that?"
22251	What useful practice has not its dangers?
22251	What were you doing?"
22251	What would, in ordinary cases, be the effect?
22251	Which do you think you should rather do?"
22251	Which now do you think is the worst?"
22251	Which of these teachers understood human nature best?
22251	Which way are they from us?"
22251	Who could it be?
22251	Who ever heard of such a thing?
22251	Whose sled was it that Richard took away?"
22251	Why did n''t you know bears were stronger than men?
22251	Why, is there any peculiar depravity in them which you could not have foreseen?"
22251	Will you all think, and answer together?
22251	Will you see whether it is longer than any that come after it?"
22251	Will you try the moral one?
22251	Will you try the physical one?
22251	Would it be just?"
22251	Would it be the same with the other?"
22251	You do not want her to be punished; do you?"
22251	You will ask,"Can not we obtain permission of you or of the teachers to leave our seats or to whisper, if it is necessary?"
22251	You will then say, are we never on any occasion whatever to leave our seats in study hours?
22251	_ Charles._ Have we?
22251	_ Emily._ But if we ca n''t find our way back, what shall we do?
22251	_ Emily._ O Charles, do you believe we shall ever find the way out of this dreadful long wood?
22251	_ Emily._ Where do you think they are?
22251	_ Miss X._ How do you like the looks of Miss A., who entered school to- day?
22251	_ Miss X._ She does not strike me very pleasantly; did you ever see such a face?
22251	_ Miss Y._ I wonder if she has a taste for Arithmetic?
22251	_ Never_, do I say?
22251	_ T._"Hundreds?"
22251	_ Teacher._"Can any one of the boys inform me what was the first lesson that the former master used to hear in the morning?"
22251	_ Teacher._"Did he hear_ any_ recitation immediately after school began?"
22251	_ Teacher._"How long was it before he began to hear lessons?"
22251	_ Teacher._"Tens?"
22251	_ Teacher._''Will you try to speak a little louder, Miss A.?''
22251	did n''t you hear that dreadful noise just now?
22251	five, six,& c.''Should you call that reciting well?"
22251	she continued,"what shall I do?
19432	As long as I steer clear of the law and avoid breaking my neck, what other consequences are there that I need to keep worrying about? 19432 But the first one of these seeds, or the first one of these trees-- who conceived and executed that?"
19432	But who conceived the plan of the trees and plants?
19432	But,say I,"are you sure you are not trying to befuddle me and befuddle yourself by the use of obscure words?
19432	But,say I,"what sublime intelligence conceived the plan of those machines, and what kind of sublimely skilful craftsman was able to fashion them?"
19432	But,some one objects,"how about your obligations to others?
19432	If this is the palpable intention and design of an all- wise Creator, how does it happen that so many human beings fail to carry out the purpose? 19432 Is that what is meant by soul and conscience and honor?
19432	Mother, where did I come from? 19432 What kind of punishment shall it be-- the fairest we can think of?
19432	What of that? 19432 Why should n''t I be a pleasure- seeker and a pleasure- lover?
19432	Why should n''t I go ahead and gratify all my impulses?
19432	A bird?
19432	A flower?
19432	A germ?
19432	A little scolding, perhaps, and a repetition of the warning and the promise?
19432	A spider?
19432	After all, looking at it from their point- of- view, and bearing in mind the freedom of the individual, why should n''t they?
19432	And after all, suppose he does happen to"get pinched,"what of it?
19432	And how do they do it?
19432	And what of the rôle of a father in this most vital of responsibilities?
19432	And who made all these other people?
19432	And who''s really to blame?
19432	Are n''t you just a little bit ashamed of what you did to Delia?"
19432	Are these other things more important than the welfare of their children?
19432	Are they exercised to the same extent?
19432	Are things going on indefinitely, this way,--or more so?
19432	As I was not concerned in it, I can not be held accountable, so what difference does it make to me?
19432	As a matter of fact, how severe and accurate a test have either of those devotions been submitted to?
19432	As far as his own experience is concerned, where is the reason for him to deny his impulse?
19432	As for the danger, who''s afraid of that?
19432	Because I happen to know that he was innocent, does that make the occurrence any less reasonable?
19432	Because certain individuals are born blind or deaf, does that imply that mankind was not designed to see or hear?
19432	Because certain individuals, through the effects of disease or abuse, lose their sight, does that disprove a purpose for the eye?
19432	Between these two contradictory principles, even if she has the best intentions in the world, what is she to do?
19432	But as this also is no haven of refuge for the vague feelings of faith and aspiration, where are they to go?
19432	But even so, and admitting what is apparently obvious, how could any amount of reasoning arrive at a decision in the matter?
19432	But even so, how could they come to do such a thing?
19432	But how about the feelings of admiration and enthusiasm which works of such great beauty were intended to inspire?
19432	But if you believe in doing what you feel like and the doctor is out of the way, why not have your beef- steak?
19432	But might n''t it be counted in your favor-- over there?
19432	But suppose it might be that after death their spirits could live on, in an unknown world?
19432	But what of the Jake, in this case-- the prime factor of the problem?
19432	But what of the children?
19432	Do n''t modern mothers love their children?
19432	Do n''t you know in your heart that this would be wrong-- very wrong?
19432	Do not the divorce courts and remarriages and scattered children and the talk and acts of emancipated women give ample evidence of it?
19432	Do we measure the achievements of a Napoleon, an Alexander, a Washington, by the manner of their decline and death?
19432	Does any one claim, or imagine, that school- books contain much nourishment for the heart and soul, or the moral feelings, or love of beauty?
19432	Does father have to know about that, yet?"
19432	Does he work any harder than I do?
19432	Does it make any difference to him whether he breaks a promise-- to his mother and father?
19432	Does not each individual feel moved to accomplish something beyond the mere continuation of life?
19432	Does not that same observation apply to the general and to all other individuals, high or low?
19432	Does she wish them to be liars and cheats and ingrates, dissipated and corrupt, if by so doing they can have most pleasure and satisfy themselves?
19432	Even if she has a little pinch of the heart at the thought of subjecting her sensitive boy to such an ordeal, how can she dare to do otherwise?
19432	For her sake?
19432	Has man really a soul, at all?
19432	Has my life any purpose in the great, everlasting scheme of things?
19432	Has not this sentiment something in it which is quite apart from self- interest, or reason, or the impulses of affection?
19432	Has scientific thought discovered, or devised, any means of increasing the warmth and tenderness of the human heart?
19432	Has the rule of reason made husbands and wives any more devoted to each other, or to their friends?
19432	Has your wife''s devotion been subjected to a corresponding test?
19432	How are they going?
19432	How are you going to make people less selfish and more considerate of others?
19432	How could he be bringing so many presents to so many people, all over the world, and delivering them personally, on the same Christmas eve?
19432	How could they get it?
19432	How do the roots and the leaves and the sap ever contrive to convert these into perfume and blossoms and pulp and pigment?
19432	How does it always manage to get the necessary raw materials from the earth and the air?
19432	How does it happen that so many are relatively deficient, or totally unconscious of the feelings themselves?
19432	How does it operate?
19432	How does it work?
19432	How far will you get by telling them that the way they are going is immoral and sinful?
19432	How is he to do that, unless he is sent to school in time to be prepared?
19432	How many mothers are consistently striving to watch over every tender requirement of the heart feelings and soul feelings of their children?
19432	How much of a mother''s time is required for the right kind of care for her children?
19432	How will you pass through them?
19432	If I do n''t bring you up right-- isn''t it my fault?
19432	If not, who, or what, is to stop the movement and turn it in another direction?
19432	If other people are affected by what we do, and they have feelings of the same sort as ours, are not they, too, entitled to some consideration?
19432	If self- determination is the proper thing for each nation, should it not be an equally proper thing for each individual?
19432	If that is the way of love, why does n''t it apply to one, as well as the other?
19432	If the present condition is indeed an effect of modern science, either directly or indirectly, how can it fail to continue?
19432	If the world is supposed to be run by reason, and reason says the majority ought to rule, why should n''t each one of us have an equal share with him?
19432	If there is no other end in view for each and every one, but to live and die, what boots it?
19432	If there were no purpose at all to an individual life, what difference would it make whether he had a conscience or not?
19432	If we consider the results, where is the evidence of a constant betterment in man''s spiritual nature?
19432	If you are a boy and feel like it, why should n''t you?
19432	If you liked each other, why should n''t you?
19432	In all sorts of new experiences and questions of conduct, the thought comes spontaneously:"What will mother think about this?"
19432	In early childhood, where is it to get that tender, devoted love, if not from its mother?
19432	In such a case, when an order comes, what is, and ought to be, the purpose of each individual soldier composing the brigade?
19432	In the advanced stage of enlightenment at which we have arrived can any reasonable person fail to recognize this palpable truth?
19432	In the average family of to- day, how much thought, or time, is devoted to the observance of this essential principle?
19432	In this age of enlightenment, with all sorts of theories in the air, how is she to know the proper way of forming a fine character?
19432	In what part of his body is it located?
19432	Is he any better man?
19432	Is he not entitled to make all the money he can, in accordance with the laws?
19432	Is it good for the children?
19432	Is it possible that right here may be the main and underlying cause of the so- called"demoralization"of the present generation?
19432	Is it possible that you are still under the influence of an out- grown mediaeval superstition?
19432	Is it possible to doubt what sort of a legislature will be chosen?
19432	Is it simply that one breaks the law, while the other does not?
19432	Is it to be wondered at, if many a modern mother, in this predicament, vacillates between the two?
19432	Is n''t it?"
19432	Is n''t that about as much as Enlightened Reason could expect of me?
19432	Is n''t that right?...
19432	Is not Jones perfectly honest?
19432	Is our civilization, like that of the Roman Empire, destined to decline and decay?
19432	Is that reasonable?
19432	Is the effect of it to- day on the forming character any different from what it has been, in the past?
19432	Is there any reason for him to be living in a big house with eight servants, and riding around in a limousine car, when all I can afford is a flivver?
19432	Is there no such thing as right and wrong?
19432	Is there not every reason for his intellect to approve of his shrewdness in taking advantage of his opportunity?
19432	Is there not within us a vague aspiration to do well and be something good and fine, according to our means and tastes?
19432	Is there really an all- wise Lord, looking on and listening when you say your evening prayers?
19432	Is this equally true of the heart and the soul, the development of character, so vitally important in the life and worth of every human being?
19432	It is one very solid answer to the second part of the great question: What is the purpose of my life?
19432	Less immoral, or unmoral, and more virtuous?
19432	Less mercenary and more honorable?
19432	Must there be a return to the old- fashioned methods and beliefs?
19432	Of cheerfulness and sympathy and consideration for others?
19432	Of sincerity, honor, fidelity,--conscience, aspiration, and faith in a mysterious, all- wise destiny?
19432	On what does it depend?
19432	Or at the hair- dresser''s and manicure''s?
19432	Or attending a meeting at the woman''s club?
19432	Or better literature than Moliere or Shakespeare?
19432	Or better music than Chopin or Wagner?
19432	Or better statues than Michael Angelo?
19432	Or by the rise and fall of a human individual?
19432	Or gossiping at an afternoon tea?
19432	Or in intellectual pursuits of any kind?
19432	Or is the tendency rather to trammel and divert them by so much laborious and irrelevant interference?
19432	Or suppose he has disobeyed the nurse, and she comes and tells you?
19432	Or suppose you are on top of a tall building and feel a strong impulse to jump out and go sailing through the air?
19432	Perhaps it would help, if we could find the right kind of punishment?"
19432	Perhaps mother, for reasons of her own, does n''t wish him to know yet, and would blame the nurse for telling him?
19432	Should anything different be expected?
19432	Suppose a commanding general, in the midst of a campaign, gives orders for a brigade to occupy a certain ridge and defend it at all costs?
19432	Suppose a loving mother belongs to this class-- what is best and wisest for her to do with her son?
19432	Suppose a normal mother is on her death- bed, with but an hour to live?
19432	Suppose by doing the thing you wish, you will harm them?"
19432	Suppose he is forced by experience to realize that you ca n''t be trusted with money, any more than you can be trusted with an automobile?
19432	Suppose it could be proved that this were the true purpose of life-- to win benefit and glory for your spirit in the world beyond?
19432	Suppose it turns out that clear, cool water may be polluted with cholera, or yellow fever, or other deadly germs?
19432	Suppose on account of his affections and sympathies for other individuals, the idea occurs to him that he was meant to serve them, also?
19432	Suppose these orders are carried out and, after a heroic defence lasting several days, the entire brigade is wiped out by the enemy?
19432	Suppose we start with that and agree on it-- two whole days?"
19432	Suppose your own father, as a result of your irresponsibility, refuses to let you have an automobile to break the speed laws with?
19432	Suppose your son disobeys you, what then?
19432	The forgeries in each case were repeated-- why should n''t they be?
19432	Then that long motor ride through deserted country-- suppose it should be raining and the roads slippery and they should try to make it too fast?
19432	Then why is it modern children do n''t receive proper training by their modern mothers?
19432	Then, why--?
19432	They can answer by saying"If I choose to be immoral and satisfy myself, why should n''t I?
19432	Thousands upon thousands of other women are doing it, and no up- to- date enlightened person thinks any the worse of them-- so why should n''t I?
19432	Was it to enable those individual soldiers to win victory and gain promotion?
19432	We all want the good things of life, as much as he does, and if we''re in the majority, why should n''t we have our share?
19432	Were the motives and behavior of the average man ever more corrupt, immoral and baser than they are to- day-- all over the world?
19432	What about all the miracles so devoutly recorded in the Bible?
19432	What about religion?
19432	What all- wise intention is fulfilled in the deterioration and decay of any thing which has once seemed admirable and worthy?
19432	What causes it to come to life in the human soul?
19432	What do they do?
19432	What do they imply?
19432	What does the question of experience lead to and imply?
19432	What for?"
19432	What good is accomplished by the rise and fall of an empire?
19432	What good is it, when it does come?
19432	What ground is there for imagining that it is any more immortal than his heart or his eye?
19432	What grounds are there for imagining such an absurdity?
19432	What harm to the boy?
19432	What in the world are we going to do about it?"
19432	What influence has developed the sentiment in one, and retarded or eliminated it in the other?
19432	What is she to do?
19432	What is that purpose?"
19432	What is the essence of her feelings?
19432	What is the meaning of it all?
19432	What is the underlying difference between him and a worthy citizen?
19432	What is the world coming to?
19432	What is to be done about it?
19432	What is to be done to stem this tide of youthful depravity?
19432	What is to be mother''s answer?
19432	What kind of things?
19432	What method is she to follow?
19432	What must you do?
19432	What next?
19432	What real difference would that make if their lives had no other purpose, either?
19432	What reason is there for my brother to dote on fried onions, while I can not endure them?
19432	What sublime intelligence conceived the plan of that bit of protoplasm-- and what kind of sublimely skilful craftsman was able to fashion it?"
19432	What would you suggest?"
19432	What, in this case, were some of the results?
19432	What, now, of the new?
19432	What, now, was the purpose of the general, in issuing the orders?
19432	What, then, of the future?
19432	When a dog dies, does the spirit of him do the same thing?
19432	When we turn to the more personal feelings of the individual, in his intimate relations with other beings, is not the situation much the same?
19432	Whence do they come-- and what are they good for?
19432	Where are the prizes and marks to stimulate endeavor in these?
19432	Where are the teachers of modesty and self- denial?
19432	Where can it end, except in utter degradation, not only for their own sex, but for their husbands and their sons?
19432	Where does it come from?
19432	Wherein, then, lay that genius which makes him the outstanding Frenchman and one of the supreme personages of history?
19432	Which of the two candidates are likely to be preferred by a workingman who hears his children cry for more bread?
19432	Who can judge of each case, but the right kind of mother?
19432	Who''s afraid of breaking the law-- if you have the nerve?"
19432	Who, or what, is going to stop it?
19432	Why did the same thing happen in Rome?
19432	Why do they do it?
19432	Why do this, that, or the other?
19432	Why does he have to do this?
19432	Why does my uncle like pig''s feet and eels and snails, while my wife is made almost ill at the sight of them?
19432	Why not follow the lead of our instincts, accept all opportunities as they come, and make the most of them?
19432	Why not?
19432	Why not?
19432	Why not?
19432	Why not?
19432	Why not?
19432	Why should an emancipated ego, brought up in the modern way, be constantly bothered by the thought of others?
19432	Why should n''t I follow my inclinations and do what I like, whenever and wherever I get the chance?"
19432	Why should there be?
19432	Why should this not apply as well to the soul, if there is a function in man which goes by that name?
19432	Why were exquisite flowers and fruit- bearing trees allowed to be overcome by foul fungus and poisonous weeds?
19432	Why were wolves permitted and urged by their instincts to devour innocent lambs?
19432	Why, when these feelings reached so high a standard in the classic days of Greece, did they decline and shrivel and give way to barbarism?
19432	Why?
19432	Why?
19432	Why?
19432	Will it get it from a well- paid nurse or governess, whether Swede or Irish, French or English?
19432	Would any business man of the present day blame him?
19432	You ca n''t deny that the wish was there-- without lying to yourself-- so what''s the use?
19432	You wish to be intelligent and reasonable, do n''t you?
19432	_ Boy gives her a glance, looks down, thinking-- begins to smile, hesitates.__ Mother:_"What are you thinking?
19432	_ Boy( delighted):_"Really?"
19432	_ Boy( looking down, thinking, very nervous):_"If you could n''t go riding, either-- why should you be punished?"
19432	_ Boy( quickly):_"Father?"
19432	_ Boy( troubled, thinking, giving her a look):_"Two whole days?"
19432	_ Boy:_"But if I do n''t do it again----?"
19432	_ Boy:_"Have you got a temper, too?"
19432	_ Boy:_"You might n''t know anything about it-- if it was to the cook, or Delia, or Vincent-- or somebody else?"
19432	_ Mother( smiling, thinking):_"Well, well-- here''s a pretty kettle of fish-- isn''t it?
19432	_ Mother:_"How would it be if, the next time you told a lie, you and mother could n''t, either of you, go riding in the automobile for two days?"
19432	or any smarter?
12291	''But why not? 12291 ''Do you see that boy in the back seat?
12291	''I see,''the stranger might say by this time,''that there is a great difference among these boys; have you told me about them all?'' 12291 ''What are they writing?''
12291	''Why?'' 12291 And what is one third of forty- five?"
12291	And what were you doing with it?
12291	Are there any other scholars in the school who think it would be well for them to join this class?
12291	Are you willing to pledge yourselves to adopt it?
12291	Boys,said he,"do you know what this is?"
12291	But I can not tell you his name; for what return do you think he made to me? 12291 But what is this rough, prickly covering for?"
12291	But why,asked one of the boys,"do not apples grow so?"
12291	Can any body answer that question?
12291	Can any one propose a plan which will remedy the difficulty?
12291	Can it be noon here and at a place ten miles west of us at the same time?
12291	Can it be noon, then,continues the teacher,"here and at a place fifteen degrees west of us at the same time?"
12291	Can you name any of them?
12291	Can you say the Multiplication Table?
12291	Did you all recite together?
12291	Did you hear that noise?
12291	Do n''t you know any thing about it?
12291	Do you know what books are between the Acts and the book of Revelation?
12291	Do you know what it is for?
12291	Do you know what it is?
12291	Do you mean that you will be honest, or that you would like to have a committee appointed?
12291	Do you mean you would like to have the inquiry made?
12291	Do you prefer sitting together, or are you willing to have me separate you?
12291	Do you see now, boys, what I mean to teach you by this long supposition?
12291	Do you stand easily in that position?
12291	Do you suppose that you will perfectly keep this rule from this time?
12291	Do you think it would be a good plan,I inquired,"to have it a common amusement in the recess for the girls to hunt each other among the desks?"
12291	Do you think of any other common motive of action besides love of money and friendship?
12291	Do you think that these written excuses are, after all, a fair test of the real reasons for tardiness? 12291 Does any body here know?"
12291	Does he get opposite to the Rocky Mountains before or after he is opposite to us?
12291	Does he go toward the west or toward the east from us?
12291	Does this fault,he would say to himself,"prevail among my pupils?
12291	Eight times six? 12291 George, what did you have in your hand?"
12291	Have I ever treated any boy or girl in this school unjustly or unkindly?
12291	Have these boys done right or wrong?
12291	How can I tell?
12291	How did you like the discourse?
12291	How large a part of that, then, will he pass in one hour?
12291	How long did you say it takes the sun to go round the globe and come to us again?
12291	How long does it take the meat to grow?
12291	How long to go half round?
12291	How long will it take him to go to the Rocky Mountains?
12291	How many degrees will the sun pass over in three hours?
12291	How many desks do you think will be found to be disorderly when we come to make the examination?
12291	How many motives have I got now? 12291 How many of you think you need better accommodations?"
12291	How many of you think, and are willing to avow your opinion, that I have_ not_ been fully informed of the case?
12291	How many plead guilty to it?
12291	How many,I then asked,"have ever been put to the trouble to go to the door when the bell has thus been rung?
12291	How may we overcome prejudice? 12291 How much is four times five?
12291	How much is seven times nine? 12291 How much of the chestnut is good to eat, William?"
12291	In going quarter round?
12291	Is he ever exactly south of us?
12291	Is it not right to allow prejudice to have influence over our minds as far as this? 12291 Is it twelve o''clock here, then, before or after it is twelve o''clock there?"
12291	Is not this the fact?
12291	Lucy,said the master to a bright- eyed little girl near him,"what is this?"
12291	May I speak to one of the class to ask about it?
12291	More than once?
12291	More than twice?
12291	Mr. Abbott, will you have the goodness to explain to us what is meant by the Veto Message?
12291	Mr. B., is this right?
12291	Nine times seven? 12291 Now does the sun, in going round the earth, pass over the Rocky Mountains, or over us, first?"
12291	Now what do you think I ought to do with such a boy?
12291	Now, boys,continued the master,"will you assist me in making arrangements to prevent the recurrence of all temptations of this kind hereafter?
12291	Quarter round?
12291	Right,said the master;"but would not the boys know this, and so all agree to let the little chestnuts stay, and not eat them while they were small?"
12291	Roger,said the master( for this boy''s name was Roger),"can you get me a chestnut burr?"
12291	Should you not think it would take a minute apiece?
12291	Should you think_ that_ is more or less than an inch?
12291	Sir,we might say to him,"what is the matter?"
12291	Suppose a thief were to go into a man''s store in the daytime, and take away something secretly, would it be stealing or robbery?
12291	Suppose he should meet him in the road, and take it away by force?
12291	Suppose it was his own hat, would he have been right? 12291 Suppose the River Mississippi is fifteen degrees from us, how long is it twelve o''clock here before it is twelve o''clock there?"
12291	Suppose they were quarter round?
12291	Suppose, now, I were to make one more experiment, and let you try to be good boys in your present seat, would you really try?
12291	Suppose, then, it takes the sun one hour to go from us to the River Mississippi, how many degrees west of us would the river be?
12291	The fifth?
12291	The next?
12291	The next?
12291	The next?
12291	The next?
12291	The second?
12291	The third?
12291	Then has noon gone by at that river, or has it not yet come?
12291	Then why should any boy or girl wish to give me trouble or pain?
12291	Then will it be eleven or one?
12291	Then will it be one hour before or one hour after noon?
12291	Then,asked they,"did we do wrong?"
12291	There are two classes, then?
12291	This is not expressed very well; the phrases''_ to Jericho?_''and''_ dreadful ugly_''are vulgar, and not in good taste. 12291 Was it real robbery?"
12291	Was that of the nature of stealing or robbery? 12291 Was there any thing on it?"
12291	Well, Mr. B.,she continued,"what shall I do?
12291	Well, now, what do you think I ought to do next?
12291	Well, what harm would there be in that? 12291 Well, what would that motive be?"
12291	Were it not for their misconduct? 12291 Were you not in the class at the time?"
12291	What comes next?
12291	What comes next?
12291	What did he do at this time?
12291	What do you suppose a prophet is?
12291	What harm does it do?
12291	What is the first book of the New Testament?
12291	What is this?
12291	What shall I do?
12291	What shall I do?
12291	What was the other?
12291	What?
12291	When he is opposite to the Rocky Mountains, what o''clock is it there?
12291	When it is twelve o''clock here, then, what time will it be there?
12291	When the sun is exactly opposite to us, can he be opposite to the Rocky Mountains?
12291	When will vacation commence?
12291	Which way,asks the teacher,"are the Rocky Mountains from us?"
12291	Why is it that so many of our countrymen_ are_, or seem to be, prejudiced against the unfortunate children of Africa? 12291 Why not?
12291	Why not? 12291 Why, do n''t you remember that you got me a new baize?"
12291	Why, sir?
12291	Why, sir?
12291	Will the sun go toward or from the Rocky Mountains after leaving us?
12291	Will you turn to 1 Samuel, xvi., 7, and then rise and read it? 12291 Would_ that_ be about right?"
12291	Yes; and the fourth?
12291	_ Miss Y._ I wonder if she has a taste for Arithmetic? 12291 ''Do you see that boy?'' 12291 ''Miss A.,''said a teacher,''how many kinds of magnitude are there?'' 12291 ''What are they thinking of?'' 12291 ''What is the next boy to him thinking of?'' 12291 A child comes to you, for example, and says,Will you tell me, sir, where the next lesson is?"
12291	A fourth began,''Are you acquainted with that new scholar?''
12291	After he had finished his narrative, he said,"Now should you like to know who this boy was?"
12291	After speaking of several individuals who were among their former acquaintances, one asked,''Do you remember Miss W.?
12291	Also, do you think it is right to tell untruths to very little children, as many persons do, or to people who are sick?
12291	Also, whether it would be right to tell a falsehood to an insane man in order to manage him?"
12291	Am I right in my supposition?"
12291	And why?
12291	Another teacher looks calmly at the scene, and says to himself,"What shall I do to remove effectually these evils?
12291	Are you both willing to leave it just where it is till to- morrow, and try to forget all about it till then?
12291	Are you not satisfied that it is?"
12291	Are you willing to adopt this plan?"
12291	Are you willing to do it?"
12291	But do you suppose that it will be enough for you merely to resolve here that you will reform?"
12291	But how shall he secure greater pains?
12291	But if we ca n''t find our way back, what shall we do?
12291	But that is not the greatest difficulty; can any of you think of any other?"
12291	But to proceed:"When the sun is exactly opposite to us, in the south, at the highest point to which he rises, what o''clock is it?"
12291	But what are you making this formidable club for?"
12291	But, at any rate, it showed my good wishes for him; it showed that I was his friend; and what return do you think he made me for it?
12291	By stern commands and threats?
12291	Can any of you think what they are?
12291	Can any one of the boys inform me what was the first lesson that the former master used to hear in the morning?
12291	Can any one tell me what it is?"
12291	Can not we have another place?"
12291	Can you do it for me?''
12291	Can you tell me of any other fruits which are preserved in this way?"
12291	Cases of deliberate, intentional wrong will occur, and the question will rise, What is the duty of the teacher in such an emergency?
12291	Charles, did n''t you hear that dreadful noise just now?
12291	Did I ask for pencils?"
12291	Did he hear_ any_ recitation immediately after school began?
12291	Did it?"
12291	Did you ever see such a face?
12291	Do any of you think of any plan?"
12291	Do you know what is the last book of the New Testament?"
12291	Do you know who wrote the letters?"
12291	Do you like this plan?"
12291	Do you not think it would be so?"
12291	Do you not think so yourselves?"
12291	Do you not think you will find this the best course?"
12291	Do you now understand the principle of the arrangement of the epistles?"
12291	Do you remember my speaking on this subject in school the other day?"
12291	Do you suppose it would be safe to leave the decision of important questions to the scholars in this school?"
12291	Do you think I shall succeed?"
12291	Do you think it does depend upon that?"
12291	Do you think it would be possible for us to have as good an exercise every day?"
12291	Do you think that the girls who rang the bell might have known this by proper reflection?"
12291	Do you think they would be safe?"
12291	Do you think this was wrong or not?"
12291	Do you think you can remember?"
12291	Do you understand how I mean?"
12291	Do you understand so far?"
12291	Do you, or not, experience these inconveniences from our present plans?"
12291	Do you?"
12291	Does He notice a child''s ringing a door- bell in play?
12291	Eight_ and_ six?
12291	For example, suppose I should say to a fifth boy,''Will you copy this piece of poetry?
12291	Four_ and_ five?
12291	Had he discovered the trick?
12291	Has a boy a right to do what he pleases with his own hat?"
12291	Has any one any plan to propose?"
12291	Have I ever had to speak to you before for playing together in school?"
12291	Have I_ done_ well?
12291	Have we?
12291	Have you any objection to the indictment?"
12291	Have you any particular preference for that seat?"
12291	Have you neither seen nor heard of alabaster, and had no means of ascertaining any thing in regard to it?
12291	Have you not observed it?"
12291	Her mother was always moved by her tears, and would not her aunt relent?
12291	How do they all read?
12291	How do they all write?
12291	How do they calculate?
12291	How long was it before he began to hear lessons?
12291	How many are in favor of having shorter lessons, and having them read but once?
12291	How many are in favor of requesting William Jones to perform this duty?"
12291	How many find this the case with their work?"
12291	How many had I made?"
12291	How many plead guilty to this?"
12291	How many prefer longer lessons, and having them read twice?"
12291	How many suppose so?"
12291	How many will the sun pass in going half round?"
12291	How shall I write it?
12291	I can not say any thing about_ civil_ in it, can I?"
12291	I wonder who told him I could make whistles?"
12291	If so, how extensively?
12291	If so, the step is too long, and may be subdivided thus:"When it is noon here, is the sun going toward the Mississippi, or has he passed it?"
12291	If you now sincerely determine never more to use a profane word, will you not easily avoid it?"
12291	In concluding what he said, he addressed the boys as follows:"Now, boys, the question is, do you wish to abandon this habit or not?
12291	In one hour, then, how many degrees will the sun pass over?"
12291	In other words, What are the punishments which are resorted to in the Mount Vernon School?
12291	In parsing nouns, what is the first particular to be named?"
12291	Is any body aggrieved or injured?
12291	Is it considered so now?"
12291	Is it not, boys?"
12291	Is that what I ought to do?"
12291	Is the erection of a public building going forward in the neighborhood of your school?
12291	Is there a question before the community on the subject of the location of a new school- house?
12291	Is there any other harm?"
12291	Is there discontent in the school?
12291	It is useless to resist, thought she; indeed, why should I wish to?
12291	It will be dreadfully dark by- and- by, wo n''t it?
12291	James, have you a Bible in your desk?"
12291	Must every thing in education go on in a uniform and monotonous manner, and, while all else is advancing, shall our cause alone stand still?
12291	Nine_ and_ seven?"
12291	Now I did not tell you to make the margins_ exactly_ an inch and half an inch, but only as near as you could judge?"
12291	Now I wish to know, at the outset, whether you do or do not wish to help me?"
12291	Now am I not compelled to conclude that this latter is the case?"
12291	Now have you never noticed any objection to it?"
12291	Now how long does it take the sun to pass round the earth?"
12291	Now suppose a stranger should come in, and, seeing them all busy, should say to me,"''What are all these boys doing?''
12291	Now the point which I wish to bring before you is this; do you know in what order, I mean on what principles, the books are arranged?"
12291	Now what can the gardener do?
12291	Now what is the duty of the teacher in such a case?
12291	Now will you look into your desks, and tell me whether they are, on these three principles, well arranged?"
12291	Now, should you rather have me talk with you or not?"
12291	Oh, Charles, do you believe we shall ever find the way out of this dreadful long wood?
12291	On the walk the teacher thus accosted the criminal:"Do you like frank, open dealing, James?"
12291	Seven_ and_ nine?
12291	Shall the practice of prompting in the classes be any longer continued?
12291	Should you like to adopt the plan?"
12291	Should you not suppose it would?"
12291	Suppose, hereafter, when you are about to take a journey, you reach the pier five minutes after the steamer has gone, what good will excuses do you?
12291	Suppose, then, the Rocky Mountains were half round the globe, how long would it take the sun to go to them?"
12291	The question is asked a thousand times,"How shall I ever learn to keep my resolutions?"
12291	The reader will perhaps ask, Shall we make no efforts at improvement?
12291	The teacher makes a memorandum of this, and then inquires,"And what lesson came after this?"
12291	The teacher may perhaps say to those in their seats,"Do you not know any thing of this subject?
12291	Unit figure?"
12291	Was a building burned by lightning in the neighborhood?
12291	Was n''t it a bear?
12291	What are you making, Joseph?"
12291	What could the teacher mean?
12291	What is it her duty to do?"
12291	What is your objection to her?''
12291	What should you say to such a company as that?"
12291	What useful practice has not its dangers?
12291	What were you doing?"
12291	What would, in ordinary cases, be the effect?
12291	Where do you think they are?
12291	Which do you think you should rather do?"
12291	Which of these teachers understood human nature best?
12291	Which way are they from us?"
12291	Which, now, do you think is the worst?"
12291	Who could it be?
12291	Who would have conceived of it?
12291	Whose sled was it that Richard took away?"
12291	Why did not these reasons prevent your doing it?"
12291	Why, did n''t you know bears were stronger than men?
12291	Why, is there any peculiar depravity in them which you could not have foreseen?"
12291	Will you all now look into your desks, and see whether you consider them in good order?
12291	Will you all think and answer together?
12291	Will you see whether it is longer than any that come after it?
12291	Will you try the moral one?
12291	Will you try the physical one?
12291	Would it be just?"
12291	Would it be the same with the other?"
12291	Would it not be as well to have the chestnuts early in the summer as to have them in the fall?"
12291	You do not want her to be punished, do you?"
12291	You will ask,"Can not we obtain permission of you or of the teachers to leave our seats or to whisper if it is necessary?"
12291	You will then say,"Are we never, on any occasion whatever, to leave our seats in study hours?"
12291	_ Never_, do I say?
12291	_ Now is there any rule in this school against selfishness?"
12291	_ T._"Hundreds?"
12291	_ Teacher._"Tens?"
12291	_ Teacher._''Will you try to speak a little louder, Miss A.?"
12291	and, if so, what was he going to do?
12291	five, six,''& c. Should you call that reciting well?"
12291	should always be the question, not, Have I managed to_ appear_ well?
12291	you and Joseph are particular friends, then, I suppose?"
32355	Between what books is that of Luke?
32355	In which group is Lamentations to be found?
32355	Sister,he said,"do you remember the nest of rabbits ten years ago; how you begged and prayed, and how I ridiculed?
32355	What''s this I have in my hand?
32355	63. Who was the first man?
32355	About how long ago were clocks first invented?
32355	About how long ago were watches first made?
32355	About how many different kinds of plants are there in the world?
32355	About what time of the year are the days shortest and the nights longest?
32355	After being threshed, how is the chaff separated from the grain?
32355	After the death of the first- born, did he allow the Children of Israel to go?
32355	After they started, what did he do?
32355	Against what was Belshazzar weighed?
32355	And do you know that the word"tribulation"comes from a Latin word,_ tribulum_, which means a flail?
32355	And if we are not able to buy such an earthly crown, how much less are we able to purchase or buy a heavenly crown?
32355	And the man who is seventy years old, has had ten solid years of Sundays?
32355	Are God''s standards the same for all persons in all countries, in all parts of the world?
32355	Are Sunday- school scholars much like the school that they attend?
32355	Are all boys and girls builders?
32355	Are all words like those which are recorded by a phonograph?
32355	Are any two exactly alike?
32355	Are both necessary to your complete being and existence?
32355	Are boys and girls like flowers?
32355	Are boys and girls still tempted to do wrong?
32355	Are grown people greatly influenced by the pastor who preaches to them, and the people with whom they are associated?
32355	Are idle people healthy and contented?
32355	Are laws perfect which are made by men?
32355	Are many people spiritually blind?
32355	Are men put into prison for breaking a single law?
32355	Are old rusty nails drawn by the magnet?
32355	Are our bodies like a factory in this respect?
32355	Are our natural hearts like a stone?
32355	Are pearls polished like the diamond?
32355	Are pearls valuable?
32355	Are some people unwilling to believe what they can not see?
32355	Are sugar and coal measured by the yard?
32355	Are telescopes adjusted like the eye?
32355	Are the Church and Christian people lights in the world?
32355	Are the forms of animals similar to the form of our bodies?
32355	Are the images of all other events also passing through space?
32355	Are the lock and its key made by the same man?
32355	Are the standards of weights and measures the same in all countries?
32355	Are there different kinds of traps?
32355	Are there influences around us like the power in the magnet?
32355	Are there many necessary things in life which, after all, do not constitute our character?
32355	Are there traps set for boys and girls, and men and women?
32355	Are they accountable to God for their conduct?
32355	Are they all formed alike?
32355	Are they likely to yield to temptation?
32355	Are tramps happy?
32355	Are unrefined and untaught boys and girls all quite alike?
32355	Are we able to accomplish God''s work all at one time?
32355	Are we free to do as we choose?
32355	Are we honoring our parents by speaking disrespectfully of them?
32355	Are we naturally industrious or lazy?
32355	Are we saved by the law, or by the grace of God?
32355	Are we to let our lights shine to glorify ourselves, or to glorify Christ?
32355	Are we travelers?
32355	Are we weighed against each commandment separately?
32355	Are we?
32355	Are you always patient?
32355	Are you faithful in the Sunday- school?
32355	Are you the child of a King who is the King above all kings?
32355	Are your bones on the outside or the inside of your body?
32355	Are your eyes kept in a little observatory?
32355	Are your eyes worth more than telescopes?
32355	As the result, how many years has the injured boy walked with crutches?
32355	At all times when you are uncertain what it is your duty to do, ask yourself this question:"If He were in my place, what would Jesus do?"
32355	Because crowns of leaves were so perishable, of what were crowns later made?
32355	Builders of what?
32355	But did you ever stop to think that God has made it necessary that we should crack the shell before we can eat the kernel that is inside?
32355	But do you know that there are many who would steal your crown, and my crown of everlasting glory, if they possibly could?
32355	But now what is it that makes time valuable?
32355	But why do you think that God means that you and I should learn to work?
32355	By what three means does God guide us?
32355	By whom was the priest accompanied?
32355	Ca n''t we write to him and thank him?"
32355	Can God see them all at once?
32355	Can He see through the earth?
32355	Can a boy wash"burnt cork"from his face?
32355	Can a candle light itself?
32355	Can a human heart that is insensible like a stone be conscious of God''s love?
32355	Can a person who has sworn be weighed against the third commandment?
32355	Can an idle person be a good Christian?
32355	Can any boy or girl afford to use their time in reading worthless books or papers?
32355	Can any treasure be laid up in the earth where it is absolutely safe?
32355	Can anybody do wicked things without great danger?
32355	Can boys or girls see sin?
32355	Can boys or young men, girls or young women, sow"wild oats"and reap blessing later on?
32355	Can darkness hide us from God''s sight?
32355	Can he get away from the fish?
32355	Can he wash the stains from his character?
32355	Can it be polished so that you can see your face in it?
32355	Can it feel?
32355	Can salvation be purchased?
32355	Can the Bible be used to lock the human heart against the entrance of sin?
32355	Can the boys and girls in heathen lands be made like Christian boys and girls?
32355	Can the idle man or the busy man more easily find time for necessary duties?
32355	Can the law remove the effects of sin?
32355	Can the light of the candle shine through a silver dollar?
32355	Can the little crab see?
32355	Can the magnet lift as many nails as tacks?
32355	Can the power of the magnet be seen?
32355	Can the refiner see his image in the melted metal?
32355	Can they all be seen?
32355	Can we always understand God''s providences?
32355	Can we break a commandment in thought as well as in deed?
32355	Can we do as much as this dog did?
32355	Can we have peace and happiness without hope?
32355	Can we lose pearls by having them stolen?
32355	Can we lose salvation?
32355	Can we obtain food for the body without buying it either with money or effort?
32355	Can we see Him?
32355	Can we see either the physical heart or the spiritual heart?
32355	Can we see the power that causes us to desire to be good?
32355	Can we see the things on which the Christian''s faith lays hold?
32355	Can we see, hear, smell, or feel the power in the magnet?
32355	Can we understand all that we find in the book of nature?
32355	Can we understand all that we find in the book of revelation?
32355	Can wild flowers be made more beautiful by care and cultivation?
32355	Can you explain it by the teakettle?
32355	Can you quote any of the passages of Scripture which tell of our being the children of the King of kings?
32355	Can you repeat that couplet which begins:"Handsome is--"?
32355	Can you tell a minister when you see him?
32355	Can you tell about the eight crowns which were found hidden away in the earth in France?
32355	Can you tell any other methods that he tries?
32355	Can you tell how water is supplied for a great city?
32355	Can you tell me what this is?
32355	Can you tell me where I gathered these?
32355	Can you tell what the first Psalm is about?
32355	Can you tie a boy''s hands and feet with thread so that he can not make himself free?
32355	Could God clothe and feed us without our labor?
32355	Could God use the rays of light instead of the pages of a book?
32355	Could all portions of the globe be converted into a wheat field?
32355	Could he understand them then?
32355	Could it be used in a great building unless it was first quarried and prepared?
32355	Could the crown of an earthly king be bought?
32355	Could the works alone run and keep time without the case?
32355	Did Jesus invite such to come to Him and drink?
32355	Did Jesus open the eyes of the blind and restore the sight of people in Palestine?
32355	Did he have enough to eat?
32355	Did he understand them later on in life?
32355	Did his father, Jacob, and family go to live in Egypt?
32355	Did his pretended friends stay by him after his money was gone?
32355	Did people give Christmas presents before Christ came?
32355	Did the dog save all the sixty- eight people at one time?
32355	Did the lions harm Daniel?
32355	Did the writer of this book have trials when he was a boy?
32355	Did the writer of this book want to have his own way when he was a boy?
32355	Did they believe God or did they believe Satan?
32355	Did they listen?
32355	Did you ever see a plant growing at the window in a crock and observe how it bends or reaches out toward the light?
32355	Did you ever stop to think that a man who is thirty- five years old has had five solid years of Sundays?
32355	Do all boys and girls have trials?
32355	Do all people who are busy accomplish something worthy of their effort?
32355	Do animals have a moral nature and a conscience?
32355	Do apple trees ever grow from peach seeds?
32355	Do boys and girls all have to be taught to work?
32355	Do boys and girls always obey their conscience?
32355	Do boys and girls object to being taught and disciplined?
32355	Do good thoughts grow from bad words, or bad thoughts from good words?
32355	Do human laws change?
32355	Do men and women, boys and girls, also need an anchor?
32355	Do men try false keys with which to open the human heart?
32355	Do moral laws ever change?
32355	Do n''t you suppose that the eyes of all those boys and girls would sparkle with curiosity and delight?
32355	Do our eyes show the colors of the objects?
32355	Do peach trees grow from chestnuts?
32355	Do seeds have a principle of life in them?
32355	Do some boys and girls become more useful and valuable in the world than others?
32355	Do some people defy God?
32355	Do the good boys become bad immediately?
32355	Do they both have the same author?
32355	Do they need plans?
32355	Do they shine of their own goodness like the sun, or are they like the moon in that they reflect the divine light?
32355	Do thieves ever break into banks?
32355	Do thoughts in the heart shine through the face?
32355	Do vegetables and grain grow without being planted?
32355	Do we always know what is best for us, or what to do when in trouble?
32355	Do we always obey Him now?
32355	Do we have a spiritual nature as well as a physical nature?
32355	Do we know exactly how He does it?
32355	Do we know how God will gather the scattered parts of the body?
32355	Do words and deeds have the element of unending life in them?
32355	Do words and thoughts have a principle of life?
32355	Do you always remember to serve Him?
32355	Do you defile your body by improper eating and drinking?
32355	Do you do as He commands?
32355	Do you ever forget to thank Him?
32355	Do you harbor bad thoughts in your heart?
32355	Do you know how many books there are in the New Testament?
32355	Do you know how many books there are in the Old Testament?
32355	Do you know that these very beautiful flowers in this bouquet at one time grew just the same as the flowers in the other bouquet?
32355	Do you know that your heart is like a city, and that Satan is trying to capture and to get possession of it?
32355	Do you know where your heart is located?
32355	Do you know who was the first man?
32355	Do you know, boys and girls, that our character and our disposition are seen in our faces?
32355	Do you listen attentively to the lessons which are taught by your Sunday- school teacher?
32355	Do you not see how he would go upon the rocks?
32355	Do you not see how it would cry out against being cast into the fire, and being beaten with great hammers upon the anvil?
32355	Do you permit your ears to listen to improper talk?
32355	Do you put tobacco in your mouth?
32355	Do you use bad words?
32355	Do you use your eyes to read worthless story papers and books, or to look at evil pictures?
32355	Does Christ have to be seen in order to accept His influence?
32355	Does Christ try to rescue us?
32355	Does Christ want us to shine as lights in the world?
32355	Does God always have a purpose in whatever He does?
32355	Does God desire to get into the human heart?
32355	Does God do all things wisely and well?
32355	Does God expect us all to be pure?
32355	Does God expect us to have a noble purpose?
32355	Does God love order?
32355	Does God love us even though we do wrong?
32355	Does God see all of our acts?
32355	Does God separate the essential from the non- essentials in our life?
32355	Does God want to see His own image reflected in us?
32355	Does God weigh our bodies?
32355	Does God''s standard ever change?
32355	Does He guide us?
32355	Does Jesus wish to give them spiritual sight or vision?
32355	Does a dangerous trap always look dangerous?
32355	Does all natural light come from the sun?
32355	Does any little thing escape His notice?
32355	Does any person have the power in himself to be good?
32355	Does anyone know fully how the snow is formed?
32355	Does being great in little things make a great man or a great woman?
32355	Does conscience always give warning?
32355	Does death affect the existence and life of the soul?
32355	Does each ant work for itself alone?
32355	Does every boy and girl have a conscience?
32355	Does every human being thirst for or desire righteousness?
32355	Does everybody desire at times to be good?
32355	Does he go and do the same thing?
32355	Does he have food for winter use?
32355	Does he run away?
32355	Does he suffer the same result?
32355	Does intoxicating drink often put out the light of Christian people?
32355	Does it also make it easy to break away at first from a bad habit?
32355	Does it make any difference whether we know how or not?
32355	Does it suggest that he should wash his face with the looking- glass?
32355	Does the Bible say our bodies are also to be raised again from the grave?
32355	Does the body require food every day?
32355	Does the fact that you can not see them prove that you do not have them?
32355	Does the heart keep on pumping while we sleep?
32355	Does the law make us sinful?
32355	Does the machinery in a great factory make much noise?
32355	Does the moon shine by its own light, or does it reflect the light of the sun?
32355	Does the stone have feeling?
32355	Does the sun shine by its own light?
32355	Does the tree abide when the leaves fall?
32355	Does the turtle have bones?
32355	Does this explain to you why we can not understand all that God has done or said?
32355	Does this make it easy to form good habits?
32355	Does this suggest how we can use our money to send the light to the heathen?
32355	Does wheat ever produce oats?
32355	For example:"What is it that can not see nor hear, but always knows when danger is near?"
32355	For size, color, variety and convenience, which are the finest pictures in the world?
32355	For what and by whom are they used?
32355	For what purpose do people use a looking- glass?
32355	From the experiences of the children as narrated above, the suggestion occurs, why not use these object talks in like manner?
32355	From what does the blood of the Lamb of God save us?
32355	Has God given us a chart to show the dangers to which we are exposed in our voyage or journey?
32355	Has God provided for their protection?
32355	Has He promised you a crown?
32355	Have the teachings of the Bible retained their life for many hundreds of years?
32355	Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your friend, and are you trying to serve Him?
32355	Have you ever seen any persons who were caught in Satan''s traps?
32355	Have you ever thought that God could feed us without our labor if He chose to do so?
32355	Have you not found something of this also in your own experience?
32355	He looked up into his mother''s face, and said,"Mamma, can God see through a crack in the door?"
32355	He said,"Mamma, can God see in the cupboard if it is dark in the cupboard?"
32355	How are fish caught?
32355	How are iron and steel refined, or made more valuable?
32355	How are strong habits made?
32355	How are the chaff and grain separated from the straw or stalk?
32355	How are they obtained?
32355	How are we like the fish in the aquarium?
32355	How can Bibles and missionaries be sent to them?
32355	How can all persons avoid the use of liquor?
32355	How can the rough stone be made beautiful?
32355	How can we hear the noise inside of our body?
32355	How can we tell what progress we are making in becoming more like Christ?
32355	How could God have printed His law so that it would not be necessary to have Bibles and preachers?
32355	How did God enable the Children of Israel to cross the Red Sea?
32355	How did Nebuchadnezzar reward Daniel?
32355	How did he receive the returning prodigal?
32355	How did the Children of Israel cross the Red Sea and the Jordan?
32355	How did the old adage say that justice travels?
32355	How do leaves accomplish this?
32355	How do the clouds carry the moisture to the places which need it?
32355	How do we measure land?
32355	How do we measure time?
32355	How does God accomplish this?
32355	How does He do this?
32355	How does he assist the oyster?
32355	How does he know what kind of grain he will reap at harvest time?
32355	How does he spend the summer?
32355	How does he try to get into Ear- Gate?
32355	How does he try to get into Eye- Gate?
32355	How does he try to get into Mouth- Gate?
32355	How does he warn the oyster of danger?
32355	How does the Bible say that God refines us?
32355	How does the moisture in the clouds fall?
32355	How does the turtle protect himself?
32355	How is the snow useful in winter?
32355	How is the water raised up from the sea and the rivers?
32355	How long a string of teams would it require to carry all the blood which the heart ordinarily pumps in seventy years?
32355	How long did Jacob''s descendants remain in Egypt?
32355	How long did it last?
32355	How long did they wander in the wilderness?
32355	How long were they captive in Babylon?
32355	How long will it last?
32355	How many brothers did Joseph have?
32355	How many cars would it require to carry water for one square mile?
32355	How many centuries have seeds been known to retain their life?
32355	How many commandments are there?
32355	How many divisions of time can you name besides seconds?
32355	How many links must be broken in order to break the chain?
32355	How many murders must a man commit before he is a murderer?
32355	How many persons were saved in the Ark?
32355	How many plagues were there?
32355	How many souls has He given us?
32355	How many standards of measure does God have?
32355	How much blood is pumped by the heart in twenty- four hours?
32355	How must we do it?
32355	How often must he steal before he is a thief?
32355	How old was Enoch"when God took him"?
32355	How old was Joseph when he died?
32355	How old was Methuselah when he died?
32355	How old was Noah at the time of the Flood?
32355	How old was the lamb to be that was to be slain?
32355	How shall we send the Bread of Life to the people in heathen lands?
32355	How then is this crown to be obtained?
32355	How were the homes of the Israelites to be marked, so that the angel of death would pass over them?
32355	I am sure that you will ask immediately, at least in your minds, how then did he get in, if he ate his way out?
32355	If God did not give it to us could we ever pay for it?
32355	If I were to pull very hard on this chain so as to break it, where do you suppose it would break first?
32355	If Satan''s traps destroy others, will they destroy us?
32355	If a person were to laugh constantly, what would be the effect upon their face?
32355	If a ship did not have an anchor in time of storm along the rocky coast, would it be safe?
32355	If a silver dollar is polished like a little looking- glass and placed behind the light, what does it do?
32355	If a watch case were buried and rusted away, could it be made new again?
32355	If all moisture were removed from the atmosphere, what would be the result?
32355	If he sowed wheat, what will he gather?
32355	If it had feeling, would it object to being cut and chiselled and polished?
32355	If it had not been for the worm in the apple, would the apple have grown large and well formed?
32355	If it is put under a bushel what is the result?
32355	If received in the proper spirit, will they always work out for their good?
32355	If the crowns of all the kings of earth could be brought together, would people desire to see them?
32355	If the farmer failed to sow in the spring, would he have a harvest in the autumn?
32355	If the soul is lost, what is the result?
32355	If the sticks are rubbed together, what is the result?
32355	If we commit the city of our soul to God, will He protect and defend it?
32355	If we do not keep our covenants, whom are we like?
32355	If we sow"wild oats"what must we reap?
32355	If we take care of the minutes, what will the hours do?
32355	If we think Christ''s thoughts constantly do we become more like Christ?
32355	If we think bad thoughts do we become unlike Him?
32355	If you have not now made Him your friend, how can you hope to have His friendship then?
32355	If you put pictures in a bottle do they shine through?
32355	If you sow a character, what do you reap?
32355	If you sow a habit, what do you reap?
32355	If you sow an act, what do you reap?
32355	In his poverty what did he do?
32355	In what book are we told that our crown is to be imperishable and unfading, and to be ours forever?
32355	In what did the people live or dwell during the Feast?
32355	In what kind of soil did the grain grow to a fruitage of thirty, sixty and an hundred fold?
32355	In what lands are the largest spiritual blessings enjoyed?
32355	In what ways are the leaves like the tree on which they grew?
32355	Into what did he pour the water from the golden bowl?
32355	Into what do good acts turn?
32355	Into what do good thoughts turn?
32355	Is Christ willing to step into the scales with us?
32355	Is God ever in a hurry?
32355	Is God ever unmindful of our needs?
32355	Is God glad when we repent?
32355	Is God infinitely greater than man?
32355	Is God''s law perfect?
32355	Is He the world''s Redeemer?
32355	Is a dead body actually the person you knew?
32355	Is a horse shoe as valuable as a watch spring?
32355	Is a trap a dangerous thing?
32355	Is anyone likely to refuse God''s summons on the Judgment Day?
32355	Is character injured or helped by tribulations?
32355	Is he ever successful?
32355	Is it a dangerous thing to get angry?
32355	Is it a good thing that habits are formed in this way?
32355	Is it any wonder that David said that"We are fearfully and wonderfully made"?
32355	Is it expensive to take many pictures with the camera?
32355	Is it more pleasant for boys and girls to have their own way in everything, or would they prefer to be taught and trained by their parents?
32355	Is it only silver and gold which is put into a bank?
32355	Is religion necessary only when we are in trouble?
32355	Is salvation valuable?
32355	Is snow as important in the winter as rain in the summer?
32355	Is that the result with people who are ashamed to be known as Christians?
32355	Is the ant like the grasshopper, or is he industrious?
32355	Is the blood carried to all portions of our body in a similar way?
32355	Is the entirety of God''s law violated if we break only one commandment?
32355	Is the human eye worth more than money?
32355	Is the human heart ever satisfied until unlocked by the Bible and possessed by God?
32355	Is the human heart like a lock?
32355	Is the image of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden still existing?
32355	Is the snow as wonderful as it is beautiful?
32355	Is the truth concerning God''s love and salvation suited to all ages, all nations, and all people?
32355	Is the use of by- words swearing?
32355	Is there a spiritual hunger as well as a physical hunger?
32355	Is there any other way of safety?
32355	Is there any place in the world where it would be right to lie or steal, or murder?
32355	Is there money enough in the world to buy a crown of everlasting life?
32355	Like whom is the magnet?
32355	MY DEAR BOYS AND GIRLS: When God desired to set Job to thinking, among other questions He asked him: Canst thou enter into the treasures of the snow?
32355	MY DEAR YOUNG FRIENDS: What is this I hold in my hand?
32355	MY LITTLE FRIENDS: Can you tell me what we commemorate on Easter Sunday?
32355	Many other test questions may be asked, such as:"What book is between Job and Proverbs?"
32355	Must Jesus, the spiritual food, be bought?
32355	Must all bad words be accounted for?
32355	Must there be as many kinds of keys as there are kinds of locks?
32355	NOW, boys and girls, what is this that I hold in my hand?
32355	Now suppose the good boys and girls choose the bad boys and girls as their companions and playmates; what do you think would be the result?
32355	Now the question arises, how does God accomplish this great result?
32355	Now, I want to ask you, What use do you make of your time?
32355	Now, boys and girls, I want to ask you where these flowers grew?
32355	Now, boys and girls, I want to ask you, did this worm eat his way into the apple, or did he eat his way out of the apple?
32355	Now, boys and girls, what is this?
32355	Now, can you tell me why it is that on Easter we have these Easter eggs, such as I hold in my hand?
32355	Now, do you know how the crab comes to be in with the oyster?
32355	Now, if you have a bank like this, do you only put into it silver dollars, five- dollar bills, ten- dollar gold pieces?
32355	Now, the question might arise in your minds, how does God guide us?
32355	Now, what are the lessons we may learn from what I have said?
32355	Now, what do these nuts teach us?
32355	Of what are Easter eggs the symbol?
32355	Of what are great trees the result?
32355	Of what did God make Adam and Eve?
32355	Of what does God keep a record?
32355	Of what does this story remind us?
32355	Of what is snow the symbol?
32355	Of what is the camera an imitation?
32355	Of what was all this to remind them?
32355	Of what was this water the symbol?
32355	Of what were the booths built?
32355	Of whom was the slain lamb the symbol?
32355	On this last day of the Feast what did the high priest bring from the well?
32355	On what does hope lay hold?
32355	On whom did the mantle of Elijah fall?
32355	Or clover seed produce wheat?
32355	Or, to go a step further, has it not been so with what you have promised God that you would do?
32355	QUESTIONS.--About what did God ask Job, to set him thinking?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Are dogs serviceable?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Are small ropes or strings used to make big ropes?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Are the leaves alike on all trees?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Are there many different kinds of seeds?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Are there many kinds of locks?
32355	QUESTIONS.--At what season of the year was the Feast of Tabernacles held?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Can an unlighted candle give light?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Can the fish in the aquarium hide from our sight?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Can the oyster see or hear?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Can you name different things made from iron?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Did God assign some work to Adam when he was first created?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Do all boys and girls get hungry?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Do animals feel pain?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Does the stone have any feeling?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Has God other record books beside the one of deeds?
32355	QUESTIONS.--How did David say we are made?
32355	QUESTIONS.--How do we measure cloth?
32355	QUESTIONS.--How many kinds of measures can you name?
32355	QUESTIONS.--How will a plastic face look when you squeeze it on the head and on the chin?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Instead of money, in what does the wealth of millionaires often consist?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Into what two classes has God divided people?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Last Sunday our lesson was about the spring- time and sowing; what has it been about to- day?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Of what is a pearl the symbol in the Bible?
32355	QUESTIONS.--To what does the Bible compare the law of God?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Upon what king of Egypt did God send the plague of frogs?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What are needed before a house is built?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What are the different parts of a chain called?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What are the principal parts of a watch?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What are traps for?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What can the magnet do?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What does Christ call Himself?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What does Easter commemorate?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What does every ship carry?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What event does Christmas Day commemorate?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What instrument for taking pictures is like the human eye?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What is meant by the great Judgment Day?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What is on the top of the Royal Exchange in London?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What is rough stone used for?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What kind of crown was first worn?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What should a traveler always have in a strange country?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What was the handwriting on the wall at Belshazzar''s feast?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What was the tenth plague?
32355	QUESTIONS.--What would the entire earth become if there should be no rain?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Where do people put money for safe keeping?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Which is the most pleasant season of the year?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Who first told the parable of the prodigal son?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Who is the Supreme Ruler of the Universe?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Who wrote the book of the Bible called the Psalms?
32355	QUESTIONS.--Why did the people of the East carry lanterns at night?
32355	Questions.--Which are the prettier, flowers which are neglected by the roadside, or those which are cultivated in the garden?
32355	Questions.--Which is nicer, a big, red apple or a little stunted one?
32355	Should boys and girls learn to save their money?
32355	Should conscience always be obeyed?
32355	Should our plans concern only this life?
32355	Should the lantern be held above the head, or down near the feet?
32355	Should they be removed or permitted to grow?
32355	Should we all have a main object in life?
32355	Should we always go and ask God for strength when we are tempted?
32355	Should we always go to Him to satisfy our spiritual hunger and thirst?
32355	Should we always keep our covenants, both with God and men?
32355	Should we always use all our money in the fear of God?
32355	Should we always yield to the power that draws us in the right direction?
32355	Should we be thankful to our parents for preventing tares from being sown?
32355	Should we constantly strive to become like Christ?
32355	Should we have a plan for each thing we do?
32355	Should we read the Bible every day?
32355	Since the Bible teaches us these truths so plainly,"What manner of persons ought we to be, in all holy conversation and godliness?"
32355	So I thought to ask you the question which God asked of Job nearly thirty- five hundred years ago:"Hast thou entered into the treasures of the snow?"
32355	So what do you think the little crab does?
32355	Suppose one were to be cross and ugly constantly what would occur?
32355	The Bible says,"Whatsoever a man soweth"--can you repeat the rest of that passage?
32355	Through what gates does Satan try to enter?
32355	To what country are we journeying?
32355	To what part of our body do the wings of the bird and the front legs of a horse or cow correspond?
32355	To whom did they sell him?
32355	To whom had we better surrender the city of our soul?
32355	To whom should we go when we are tempted to do wrong?
32355	Try them in the following:--Who was the first man?
32355	Under what kind of a measure does the Bible warn against hiding our light?
32355	Upon what instrument can words also be recorded?
32355	Upon whom did Elijah''s mantle fall?
32355	Was Moses permitted to enter the Promised Land?
32355	Was he honest when he repented?
32355	Was he successful in getting away with them?
32355	Was the father sad all the time the boy was away?
32355	Was the world in moral darkness when Christ came?
32355	Was there ever a picture painted by an artist or photographed with a camera so beautiful as the small pictures taken by the eye?
32355	Was there ever a time or a place where it was right to lie, or steal or murder?
32355	Were they consumed in the furnace?
32355	What ails thee, old brown grasshopper?
32355	What are skeleton keys?
32355	What are some of the things with which they try?
32355	What are some of the traps?
32355	What are the only results which a farmer can reap at harvest?
32355	What are these air- vibrations called?
32355	What are tribulations like?
32355	What are two principal parts of the Bible?
32355	What are we doing when we reject Him?
32355	What are we weighed against?
32355	What befell Daniel years later, when Darius was King?
32355	What befell the three friends of Daniel?
32355	What book is it which says:"As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he"?
32355	What brings the person''s image upon the ground glass of the camera?
32355	What can we do which the dog could not do?
32355	What can you tell about the crown of the king of England?
32355	What causes boys and girls to desire to do wrong?
32355	What causes so much blindness in the country in which Jesus lived?
32355	What causes the difference?
32355	What did David call the Bible?
32355	What did God give to Moses on Mount Sinai?
32355	What did Joseph do with the grain he gathered during the seven years of plenty?
32355	What did Pharaoh dream?
32355	What did he do each time after the plague was removed?
32355	What did he do with his money?
32355	What did he resolve to do?
32355	What did he want to be?
32355	What did one of the boys who were playing marbles do to the boy who ran across the ring?
32355	What did the angel of death do where the door posts were sprinkled with the blood?
32355	What did they do with Joseph?
32355	What didst thou, brown old grasshopper, When the summer days were long?
32355	What do bad companions do to one''s character?
32355	What do bad words indicate?
32355	What do boys who run away from home generally become?
32355	What do fading and dropping leaves represent?
32355	What do our gifts to one another represent?
32355	What do the dogs do to revive a traveler?
32355	What do the flakes look like?
32355	What do the things on the Christmas tree represent?
32355	What do we call these tares?
32355	What do we commemorate on Good Friday?
32355	What does God''s law show us?
32355	What does He weigh?
32355	What does Satan sometimes use?
32355	What does a man whose face is dirty see in the glass?
32355	What does he use with which to wash his face?
32355	What does it show that his face needs?
32355	What does one of the other books record?
32355	What does the Bible say about the ant?
32355	What does the Bible say about the eyes of the Lord?
32355	What does the Bible say about training up a child in the way he should go?
32355	What does the Bible say is the allotted years of a person''s life?
32355	What does the Bible tell us will happen to a companion of fools?--of wise men?
32355	What does the air do with sound?
32355	What does the chart show?
32355	What does the darkness of the long nights represent?
32355	What does the grasshopper do in summer?
32355	What does the heart do?
32355	What does the inside represent?
32355	What does the shell represent?
32355	What does the story illustrate?
32355	What draws them in the right direction?
32355	What effect did each plague have upon Pharaoh?
32355	What else besides a bad character is given?
32355	What exhortation is contained in the last sentence of the last sermon in this book?
32355	What food is most universally used in the world?
32355	What foundation are we laying in this life?
32355	What had happened to them?
32355	What happened while the farmer slept?
32355	What happens to good boys who keep bad company?
32355	What happens to him when winter comes?
32355	What happens to the air when our words strike it?
32355	What has God given each of us to warn us of danger when sin is near?
32355	What has become of the soul?
32355	What have we that is like the camera?
32355	What have you resolved to make the object which you shall seek to attain in this life?
32355	What heathen names were given them instead?
32355	What is Christ frequently called?
32355	What is a phonograph?
32355	What is a telephone?
32355	What is it which no boy or girl can see or hear, and the approach of which can not be made known by any of the natural senses?
32355	What is it which tells us when sin is near?
32355	What is lacking in pictures taken by the camera?
32355	What is necessary to effect this change?
32355	What is spoken of in the Bible as God''s garner?
32355	What is still more wonderful than the physical heart?
32355	What is that raising up of the body called?
32355	What is the average rainfall?
32355	What is the covering called which is about the grain while it is growing?
32355	What is the farmer''s special work in the spring- time?
32355	What is the name of the power or force that causes the nails to fall from the magnet?
32355	What is the purpose of your life?
32355	What is the source of light displayed when coal and wood and other substances are burned?
32355	What is the source of the light of the natural world?
32355	What is the weight of rainfall in a single square mile?
32355	What is worth doing well?
32355	What kind of a builder are we like, if we make no plans for the life to come?
32355	What kind of a cap and blouse did he want to wear?
32355	What kind of boys and girls is like the grasshopper?
32355	What kinds are the most useful?
32355	What lesson does this dog teach us?
32355	What lives down under the water near the oyster?
32355	What makes the difference in their value?
32355	What makes them become different?
32355	What must a sea captain always carry with him on his ship?
32355	What must we do to make a proper balance?
32355	What must we use all other plans and purposes for?
32355	What of the wicked?
32355	What often destroys the oyster?
32355	What other lesson does this dog teach us?
32355	What people continue to celebrate the Feast of the Passover today?
32355	What perfect model can we follow?
32355	What period of life is best represented by spring?
32355	What periods of life are they like?
32355	What power draws people from doing right?
32355	What prevented the little apple from growing big and beautiful?
32355	What should we always remember in our work?
32355	What should we live for?
32355	What should we remember in times of sickness and sorrow?
32355	What trees are green in the winter?
32355	What two things may be used as God''s recording books?
32355	What two ways are there in which He might do it?
32355	What was he to do in the Garden?
32355	What was later used for measuring time, after the sun- dial?
32355	What was the event called?
32355	What was the first instrument with which time was measured?
32355	What was the last plague?
32355	What was to be done with the body of the lamb?
32355	What were the names of Daniel''s three friends?
32355	What will God do on that day?
32355	What will God do with the risen bodies?
32355	What will become of the good?
32355	What would they be called if they hoarded up all they could get?
32355	What would they be called if they spent all their money?
32355	When God tells you in the Bible what He wants you to do, are you obedient?
32355	When He feeds and clothes you, do you love and serve Him, or do you accept of these blessings and then run off and serve Satan, God''s great enemy?
32355	When He watches over and keeps you during the night, do you forget to kneel down and thank Him in the morning?
32355	When Pharaoh followed into the sea after them, what occurred?
32355	When a leaf drops from the tree, what has already started?
32355	When boys and girls are obedient, is that laying up treasure in heaven?
32355	When day after day He clothes you, do you thank him?
32355	When did the little worm get into the apple?
32355	When does the soul become separated from the body?
32355	When he became a man, was he thankful to his father for not allowing him to have his own way at that time?
32355	When he was in want and came to himself, of whom did he think?
32355	When in doubt what question should we ask ourselves?
32355	When is it easiest to learn to work?
32355	When is the anchor used?
32355	When people laugh what happens to their faces?
32355	When people light a candle, do they put it under a bushel or on a candlestick?
32355	When persons are serious or angry, are their faces lengthened?
32355	When the anchor is let down into the deep water, must it take hold of something?
32355	When the mouse sees others caught, what should he do?
32355	When they ate it, how were they to be clothed?
32355	When we are tempted by Satan, what should we remember?
32355	When we die do the great influences which we have helped forward remain to bless the world?
32355	When will God lead us?
32355	When you were all so glad on account of this first snowstorm of the winter, did you stop to think that the snow comes from God?
32355	Where are pearls principally found?
32355	Where are telescopes kept?
32355	Where are the turtle''s bones principally?
32355	Where can God''s standard of measure be found?
32355	Where can we get our plans?
32355	Where can we learn most about this spiritual hunger and about the"bread"which came down from Heaven?
32355	Where did he take them?
32355	Where did the Ishmaelitish merchantmen take Joseph?
32355	Where did the custom of having Christmas trees probably originate?
32355	Where do people enjoy the greatest material comforts and blessings, in Christian or heathen lands?
32355	Where do they live?
32355	Where does God store this vapor?
32355	Where does the Bible tell us we are also to lay up treasure?
32355	Where does the farmer put the grain after it has been separated from the chaff?
32355	Where does the snow come from?
32355	Where does this power to be good come from?
32355	Where is the heart located?
32355	Where?
32355	Which are more beautiful, summer or autumn leaves?
32355	Which boy in the story turned out the better?
32355	Which boys and girls are the best, those who are neglected and not taught, or those who are cared for and carefully trained?
32355	Which can be adjusted more quickly?
32355	Which can take pictures quicker, the eye or the camera?
32355	Which is easier, to form a bad habit or to break away from it?
32355	Which is the best light to our spiritual pathway, human wisdom or Divine revelation?
32355	Which is the more perfect, a telescope or the human eye?
32355	Which is the real watch?
32355	Which is the safer light for us to follow, books which men write, or the book which God has given us?
32355	Which kind of flowers are the heathen boys and girls like?
32355	Which part is like the body?
32355	Which part is like the soul?
32355	Which part of the eye is like the ground glass of the camera?
32355	Which pictures are most treasured in old age?
32355	Which was the great day of the Feast?
32355	Which would you choose, a good heart or a wicked heart?
32355	Who alone can break the ropes of habit with which Satan binds us?
32355	Who alone can cleanse our hearts from sin?
32355	Who are like the ink- drops?
32355	Who are like the little tacks?
32355	Who are like the needle?
32355	Who are like the rusty nails?
32355	Who are like the small nails?
32355	Who are like the water- drops?
32355	Who are like the white sticks?
32355	Who are to blame for this state of affairs, and to whom are we to look for the correction of this existing evil?
32355	Who built the Ark?
32355	Who built the Exchange?
32355	Who built the Temple?
32355	Who built the ark?
32355	Who built the ark?
32355	Who can give us the"Pearl of great price"?
32355	Who composed the great multitude whom John saw in the glorious city?
32355	Who destroyed the Temple and Jerusalem and carried the Children of Israel into captivity?
32355	Who does know?
32355	Who does the Bible say is the"bread of life"?
32355	Who governs the life of every person?
32355	Who had the coat of many colors?
32355	Who had the coat of many colors?
32355	Who had the coat of many colors?
32355	Who interpreted Nebuchadnezzar''s dream?
32355	Who is the fountain for the cleansing of our sin?
32355	Who is the source of our spiritual light and knowledge?
32355	Who is trying to capture this city?
32355	Who led the Children of Israel into the Land of Canaan, which was the Promised Land?
32355	Who led the Children of Israel out of Egypt?
32355	Who lied about Joseph and had him cast into prison?
32355	Who made the human heart?
32355	Who made the key to unlock it?
32355	Who makes the laws for the nation, the state and the city?
32355	Who must first give us the light if we are to be a light to the world?
32355	Who offers to give us a heart that will be conscious of God''s love?
32355	Who once stole a crown and the crown jewels of England?
32355	Who prepares people to be builded into His kingdom?
32355	Who sets these traps?
32355	Who slew Goliath the giant?
32355	Who sowed the tares in his field?
32355	Who sows the tares in our minds?
32355	Who still notes our deeds when we pass away?
32355	Who teach the young ants to work?
32355	Who tells us this?
32355	Who tempted Adam and Eve to do wrong?
32355	Who tries to bind us with bad habits?
32355	Who tries to steal our crown of everlasting glory?
32355	Who tries to trap and destroy boys and girls, and men and women?
32355	Who was King of Egypt at the time Joseph was in Egypt?
32355	Who was cast into the den of lions?
32355	Who was put in the lion''s den?
32355	Who was swallowed by the great fish?
32355	Who was the first murderer?
32355	Who was the first murderer?
32355	Who was the first murderer?
32355	Who was the first woman?
32355	Who was the first woman?
32355	Who was the first woman?
32355	Who was the meekest man?
32355	Who was the oldest man?
32355	Who was the oldest man?
32355	Who was the only perfect man?
32355	Who was the strongest man?
32355	Who was the strongest man?
32355	Who was the wisest man?
32355	Who went to Heaven in a chariot of fire?
32355	Who went to Heaven in the chariot of fire without dying?
32355	Who went to Heaven without dying?
32355	Who were in the prison with Joseph?
32355	Who will be our companions in eternity?
32355	Who would steal it away?
32355	Who wrote the book picturing the human heart like a city?
32355	Who, as a ruler, was a man after God''s own heart?
32355	Whom did God raise up to lead the Children of Israel out of Egypt?
32355	Whom did he kill?
32355	Whom do idle people tempt?
32355	Whom do the charred sticks represent?
32355	Whom does the evergreen tree represent?
32355	Whom shall we choose for companions?
32355	Whose voice shall call the body to immortality?
32355	Why are trials necessary to fit us for heaven?
32355	Why can we not see in the dark?
32355	Why did David want to be taught to number his days?
32355	Why did God make the law?
32355	Why did God place the metals, and coal and oil down below the surface of the ground?
32355	Why did Pharaoh make Joseph ruler?
32355	Why did he put the grasshopper there?
32355	Why did his brothers come to Joseph in Egypt during the famine?
32355	Why did the prodigal leave his home?
32355	Why did they desire to leave Egypt?
32355	Why did they dwell in booths instead of in their houses at this time?
32355	Why do people pay large sums for oil paintings?
32355	Why do people wear pearls?
32355	Why do we believe it is there?
32355	Why does God place the kernel of nuts inside of a shell?
32355	Why does He not do it?
32355	Why does the larger hand of the clock point to the minutes?
32355	Why has God given us two eyes instead of one?
32355	Why is the farmer careful to sow good grain?
32355	Why not?
32355	Why not?
32355	Why was a large eye painted on the pulpit in the church?
32355	Why was he cast into the den of lions?
32355	Why were they cast into this furnace?
32355	Why?
32355	Why?
32355	Why?
32355	Why?
32355	Why?
32355	Why?
32355	Will God forgive us and accept us?
32355	Will God hold these records against us on the Judgment Day?
32355	Will a few drops of ink change the color of a glass of water?
32355	Will a few drops of water change the color of a bottle of ink?
32355	Will all good boys and girls, when they become men and women, be thankful to their parents for right training?
32355	Will all these requirements over- balance us?
32355	Will food which satisfies the physical Hunger satisfy the spiritual hunger?
32355	Will it make any difference whether a body was buried in the sea or in the earth?
32355	Will the bodies of all who have died be raised some day?
32355	Will the good that we do be as permanent as the evil that we might do?
32355	Will the immortal body ever die?
32355	Will the paper between the magnet and the needle destroy the attracting power of the magnet?
32355	Will there ever be such a time or place?
32355	Will we also be punished?
32355	Will we be in the presence of God there and have angels as our companions?
32355	Will weeds grow without being planted?
32355	Will you always make diligent use of your time?
32355	Will you always try to obey conscience in the future?
32355	Will your crown be perishable?
32355	With His Son, has God given us other things which we are to enjoy?
32355	With what did David slay Goliath?
32355	With what did King Alfred measure the hours?
32355	With what key does He unlock it?
32355	Would a ship be safe without an anchor?
32355	Would the iron cry out against being refined?
32355	Would you take a million of dollars for your two eyes?
32355	You will want to obey Him then, but should you not also desire to obey Him now?
32355	[ Illustration:"What Use Do You Make of Your Time?"]