Questions

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59423	''To whom,''asked Admiral Villeneuve in good English,''have I the honour of surrendering?''
59423	''_ Who can feel any pride in a mere blustering adjective?
59423	Has he been in action before?''
59423	How many of them all would kneel next Sunday three weeks to receive the_ aumônier''s_ blessing at early mass?
59423	Jack looked him in the face with supreme contempt, and retorted indignantly,"What 12th of April?
59423	Le brave Gardiner tombe et finit sa vie, Mais il vit dans nos coeurs, il vit par ses vertus, Est- ce le ciel qui nous l''envie?
59423	Saw ye the flush of the death- cloud, Crimson o''er Trafalgar?
59423	Supposing he made a show of trying to cut the two French ships off-- how would De Grasse take it?
59423	The captain from the bridge, glass in hand, watching anxiously the aim of her gunners, would shout from time to time:"What was that, my men?"
59423	The doctor, not immediately calling to mind that great day, inquired again,"_ What_ 12th of April?"
59423	To see the gleam in their eyes, who could doubt that within them beat hearts as stout as in those hearts of oak of the grand old days?''
59423	V THE''FIGHTING''_ TÉMÉRAIRE_ WHERE, HOW, AND WHEN SHE MADE HER NAME Heard ye the thunder of battle Low in the south and afar?
59423	Vive la Gloire!_ Light- hearted and gay, how many of them gave a thought to something else?
59423	Was it sunstroke?
59423	Were the enemy going to back down at the last moment?
59423	What did De Grasse himself think of his men''s poor show?
59423	What made the men fall dead so suddenly?
59423	What of those who would not live to see the coming battle through?
59423	What on earth had happened now?
59423	What was it?
59423	What was the matter?
59423	What was to be done?
59423	What; are there two of them?
59423	Where are those colours now?
59423	Who and what was the stranger?
59423	Would he turn back and come to the rescue?
59423	Would the pilot have escaped had he pulled himself together and stuck to the helm?
59423	Yet, surely, it is deserving of the honour?
59423	[ 116] Poor Villeneuve!--where moulders his unhappy dust?
59423	quel funeste coup, ce héros n''est donc plus?
59423	where''s Sir George?''
21487	A thousand men to withstand twenty thousand?
21487	Am I to inform the admiral that you refuse to deliver up the islands and their castles to the fleet of the Commonwealth?
21487	And Dick, where is Dick?
21487	But have you found any men on whom you can rely?
21487	But what if they wo n''t believe us?
21487	But will they believe us?
21487	Ca n''t we go in and destroy them?
21487	Can the admiral really intend thus to allow the pirates to escape with impunity?
21487	Do you bring any news?
21487	Have you a mind to sail with us, youngsters?
21487	Have you any orders to pay for the shroud and coffin?
21487	Have you anything to say for yourselves?
21487	Have you sailed so many years with our good commander, and yet can fancy such a thing?
21487	How many fighting men have we?
21487	If they inquire who we are, as they are sure to do, what shall we say about ourselves?
21487	Is there no hope?
21487	Tell me, Mr Aylett, who were those young ladies of whom you speak?
21487	Well, old friend, what has happened?
21487	Were they with us at the siege of Lyme?
21487	What became of the_ Hector_?
21487	What have you to say, lads?
21487	What shall we do now?
21487	What ship, what ship?
21487	What''s the matter?
21487	What''s to be done?
21487	What''s to be done?
21487	Where are my father and sister?
21487	Where are we?
21487	Where is he?
21487	Where is my dear Audrey?
21487	Who are you, my pretty maiden?
21487	Who dares to say that?
21487	Who is he?
21487	Who is he?
21487	Would you like to accompany us and see the big ships?
21487	Would you wish to remain with me?
21487	Are you then acting like brave men by turning against your officers?
21487	Have we your permission, for you are, I opine, the general of this army?"
21487	Is he a sailor?"
21487	Mark you not, Master Ben, how deep by the head is that stout Portugale ship?
21487	Maybe you may remember Richard Bracewell?"
21487	Shall we ever reach the shore, Martin, do you think?"
21487	The Prince, for that such he was we knew by the way the officers who stood round addressed him, smiled as he replied--"Say, who is your father?"
21487	The answer was not heard, but the question,"What ship is that?"
21487	What do you say to obtaining leave from the admiral to fit out one of the vessels we have just taken, and to go and look for them?
21487	What say you to dressing up in her clothes, and taking Ben with you?
21487	Who are you?"
21487	Who is that youngster standing by you?"
21487	have you never seen Prince Rupert, the bravest commander in the king''s armies, and now his best admiral?
21487	he exclaimed, cutting the rope;"are you not afraid of committing murder, when, at any moment, you may be sent to stand before the Judge of all men?"
61371	And the gliders?
61371	And they would try it at night?
61371	And what would they still be doing at anchor?
61371	Are they returned? 61371 But our-- uh-- tactics, is it?
61371	But_ we_ whip them, ho?
61371	Can they come through the Break?
61371	Fighting?
61371	How many corvettes?
61371	How many corvettes?
61371	How many?
61371	How slow?
61371	May I light the lamp?
61371	Not to go in?
61371	Sharks?
61371	Then we wait?
61371	There is a way?
61371	We fool them, ho? 61371 We hit them?"
61371	We made it, ho?
61371	We wait like before?
61371	Why?
61371	You tell when?
61371	Age?
61371	And what about this thing of being afraid?
61371	And what was he doing here with these strange, alien Kali?
61371	Future?
61371	Hobby?
61371	How do you go about explaining caution to a people like that?
61371	How''ll we do it, John?
61371	Present Occupation?
61371	Probably meaning how the hell should I know?
61371	Reading?
61371	Reasons?
61371	So who had it, the head or the heart?
61371	Specialty?
61371	Tahn coughed and leaned his head sideways, fairly equivalent to a casual''so what?''
61371	The humid, hot salty flavor of a strange sea blanketed the cabin, and sparked a sudden thought:"What the hell am I doing here?"
61371	They are to keep out of the Passage?"
61371	What did they call it?
61371	Where are the rest?"
61371	You know how it will be?
40689	A nabob? 40689 All hands into the boats?"
40689	All hands on deck?
40689	And who are you, young gentleman?
40689	And, papa, we must not forget this old boatman, too, who pulled the boy and me-- what''s your name? 40689 Are there any more of you stowed away?"
40689	Are you much hurt, sir?
40689	But suppose it came on thick weather, and you lost sight of us?
40689	Can I remain in command of her, sir?
40689	Come on, my lads?
40689	Do n''t give in, Mason?
40689	Fire, and then charge?
40689	Good- bye, Jack?
40689	Here, Jack?
40689	Hold on, whatever you do?
40689	I suspect the_ Fawn_ will outsail the junk, and then what will you do?
40689	I wish to show my gratitude, but how can I do so?
40689	If you so think fit, my friend,answered Mrs. Brigadier;"and if the boy-- by- the- by, what is your name?"
40689	Is it? 40689 Jack Junker?
40689	Jack, are you prepared to die?
40689	Jack, were you ever sea- sick?
40689	Oh, but that may not be for a long time, father; and what should I do with myself till then?
40689	Remember my directions?
40689	Rouse up, every one of you; rouse up, you young villains, and go to your duty?
40689	Shall I take Jack with me? 40689 Then I suppose you are the young Brigadier?"
40689	Then you will let me go, will you not, father?
40689	They say your father is a nabob; is he?
40689	Very jolly, eh?
40689	Well done, Rawlings?
40689	Well, Jack, what do you think of it?
40689	Well, lads,he said,"are you ready to put on your clothes, and come along to young master''s friends?
40689	Well, old man,again asked the young gentleman,"are you going after my boat?"
40689	Well, what mischief have you been after?
40689	Well, you do look like two drownded rats?
40689	What are all you boys idling here for?
40689	What are we to do with these black fellows, I wonder?
40689	What are you sodgers doing there?
40689	What business had you to be tumbling into the water?
40689	What''s the odds?
40689	Who am I? 40689 Who are you, my men?"
40689	Who is that growling out?
40689	Why, Jack, shall I have to do this sort of work?
40689	Why, Mr. Plumb, what amount of navigation do you possess?
40689	Will one or two do?
40689	Yes; never say Die?
40689	You have heard of good service stripes, may- be, Jack?
40689	You think so?
40689	A favourite song of his, which he used to hum, was--"What''s the use of sighing, While time is on the wing?
40689	Do you happen to know your mother''s maiden name?"
40689	Do you know what a brigadier is, you young jackanapes, eh?"
40689	Farewell?"
40689	It would be great fun going away by ourselves to look after prizes, would it not?"
40689	Jack?"
40689	Plumb?"
40689	Suddenly, a loud voice was heard, shouting,"On deck, lads, for your lives?"
40689	We there had to answer to our number, and then came the pipe--"Watch and idlers, holystone decks?"
40689	Were you?"
40689	Where is my papa?
40689	Who is it?"
40689	You do n''t want to get drowned, do you?"
40689	but are you to be a midshipman?"
40689	he exclaimed in a sharp, querulous tone,"where have you been all this time?
40689	he exclaimed,"where are you going?
40689	he shouted again,"what will become of the boat?
40689	she said turning round sharply,"without consulting me?"
40689	we will sell our lives dearly?"
40689	what do you mean by that?"
40689	what is that buoy floating there?"
40689	what is this?"
40689	what will become of the boat?"
40689	what''s the use of crying?
40689	you want to know who I am?"
43420	A what?
43420	Ai n''t it time for me to go on deck?
43420	An''do you really think there''s a chance for me?
43420	An''your father is aboard the_ Brooklyn_, eh?
43420	Are we anywhere near the_ Brooklyn_?
43420	But what am I to do on board here?
43420	But what''ll become of me? 43420 But when he comes?"
43420	Ca n''t you earn enough to keep you in food?
43420	Can we sink her?
43420	Can you get me somethin''to eat?
43420	Did he leave you behind to run wild?
43420	Did n''t want a boy, eh?
43420	Do n''t yer s''pose I know that? 43420 Do n''t you do anything for a livin''?"
43420	Do you know when she''s likely to leave?
43420	Do you suppose any such plan might work?
43420	Do you suppose they''ve all been killed?
43420	Do you think they will live to sink the_ Merrimac_?
43420	Find a chance? 43420 He''ll come back, wo n''t he?"
43420	How can it?
43420	How long before you''ll sink her?
43420	How long will it take her to get there?
43420	How will you let him know where I am?
43420	How?
43420	Hungry?
43420	Is the yard open all the time?
43420	Is the_ Brooklyn_ anywhere near?
43420	It does n''t stand to reason you should have been left aboard to go down with the steamer, eh?
43420	Meanin''that you''re willin''to help me?
43420	Of course he ca n''t, else why is he takin''a crew with him? 43420 Out for a soldier, eh?"
43420	Runnin''a bank?
43420	See the captain?
43420	Time? 43420 Want more bread?"
43420	What do you mean?
43420	What do you mean?
43420	What do you think of that, lad?
43420	What else can he do?
43420	What will make her sink?
43420	What''er you doin''here?
43420	What''s the sense of picklin''a rod for your own back when you may run away from it? 43420 What''s the use tryin''to scare a feller almost to death?"
43420	What''s your name?
43420	What''s your name?
43420	What?
43420	When will they start?
43420	When?
43420	Where is Captain Miller?
43420	Where was you headin''for?
43420	Where''d you come from?
43420	Where''s the_ Brooklyn_?
43420	Where''s your folks?
43420	Where''s your mother?
43420	Where-- who-- what-- oh, a stowaway, eh?
43420	Why do n''t you do it now? 43420 Why do n''t you try to work your passage?
43420	Why not?
43420	Why not?
43420	Will he let in to me pretty tough?
43420	Will we run right alongside of her?
43420	Yes; did you allow she laid within hail?
43420	You said she was goin''to carry the coal to our vessels, did n''t you?
43420	Course I make enough to buy food; but you do n''t think I''m blowin''it all in jest for a spread, eh?"
43420	Do n''t you see how much nearer your father we are than we were this mornin''?"
43420	Do n''t you see the ship here almost alongside?"
43420	Do you count on jumpin''right into the captain''s arms?"
43420	During several moments he was in such a daze as to be virtually unconscious, and then he heard his companion ask:"Where is the_ Merrimac''s_ crew?"
43420	Every Spanish gun within range will open fire on''em, an''what chance have they got of comin''out alive?"
43420	He wo n''t come the sooner, or stay away any longer, no matter how much you fuss, so why not save the wear an''tear of thinkin''?"
43420	His vessels are the very ones we''ve come to coal, an''if that ai n''t luck enough for a stowaway, I''d like to know what you could call it?"
43420	Hot down here, eh?"
43420	Is it a dead sure thing that the steamer''s bound for our war- vessels?"
43420	She might be runnin''straight away from him, an''then what would you do?"
43420	Teddy took up the pails, and as he turned to go out of the yard his new acquaintance asked, solicitously:"Got money enough to buy what''ll be needed?
43420	Tell me what brought you here, sonny?
43420	Then where''ll I be?"
43420	Think you a craft like the_ Merrimac_ could stand the storm of shot and shell that was poured on her from the time we saw the first flash?
43420	What have you got by way of an outfit?"
43420	What more could any twelve- year- old boy ask for?
43420	[ Illustration]"Turned out of house an''home, eh?"
42099	''Dis? 42099 ''How is that sentry out there?''
42099	''Look here, my man, just let me pass, will you? 42099 ''Look here, my man,''said he,''do you see that soldier out there?''
42099	''Now,''said our leader,''do you want a good dinner-- one of the very best?'' 42099 ''Well, how am I going to find out?''
42099	''What means this?'' 42099 ''What schooner is that?''
42099	''Why, doctor, what''s the matter?'' 42099 Any more rebel sentiment in you that wants washing out?
42099	Any one been wrongin''you, sir? 42099 Any thing wrong?"
42099	Are we safe?
42099	Are you caterer of your mess?
42099	Are you on an even keel now, my hearty?
42099	Are you ready to take back what you said?
42099	But tell me one thing, Jack,said Frank, his face still covered with his hands,"Am I a coward?"
42099	But, to change the subject, how many men did you lose in the action to- day?
42099	Ca n''t yees be aisy, I say? 42099 Can you furnish me with a copy of those regulations?"
42099	Did he?
42099	Did n''t the Yanks see you as you came up?
42099	Do n''t know,replied the rebel;"but, I say, Yank, will you let a fellow come over there?"
42099	Do n''t you know that this room is n''t iron- clad?
42099	Do you call this thing a hat?
42099	Do you hear what I tell you?
42099	Do you think he has improved any with your help?
42099	Go on; what next?
42099	Going back to your ship, eh? 42099 Harry, what is the matter with you?"
42099	Have you indeed succeeded?
42099	How are you now, Johnny?
42099	How is it now?
42099	I have n''t, eh? 42099 I then lay down by the side of the road, and in a few moments Sam whispered:"''Bill, I wonder what''s the number of this post?''
42099	If you must execute us,said Frank, in a husky voice,"why not let us die like men, and not like criminals?"
42099	In the first place,said he,"I guess you have found that we are in earnest, have n''t you?"
42099	Mr. Nelson,shouted the captain,"what are you doing?
42099	Say, Yank,continued the rebel,"do you see a hole in the crown of that hat?"
42099	Say, you rebel,exclaimed Frank,"why did n''t you tell me that you had stuck a bayonet into my cap?"
42099	The prisoners, sir,began the sergeant----"Well, what''s the trouble with them?"
42099	Then I did not expose you needlessly, did I, Jack?
42099	These two white men he caught,said Lieutenant Somers,"what were they?
42099	Tom,said Frank, addressing himself to the quarter- master, as the two were standing their watch that evening,"how came you to go to sea?"
42099	Wal, Yank, what do you want now?
42099	Well, Frank,exclaimed Keys, as the former entered and took his place at the table,"was the captain glad to see you?"
42099	Well, what did the old man say?
42099	Well, what else?
42099	Well, what in the world possessed you to hoodwink Mr. French in this manner?
42099	What are you doing there, sir?
42099	What did you say your business was, Yank?
42099	What do you mean, sir? 42099 What do you take back?"
42099	What does that flag of truce mean? 42099 What seems to be the matter, Mr. Martin?
42099	What shall I do? 42099 What will you give?"
42099	What''s the matter now, sergeant?
42099	What''s the matter, colonel?
42099	What''s the matter, sir?
42099	What''s the meaning of all this?
42099	Where are the guerrillas, Jack?
42099	Where are they?
42099	Where do you get your grub?
42099	Where was that?
42099	Who has abused you, sir?
42099	Who is making them? 42099 Why are you not at your post?
42099	Wo n''t the lazy Yankees get up? 42099 You''re sure you do n''t intend to swindle a fellow?
42099	''Got any?''
42099	''Have n''t you got sense enough to know that you are dangerously wounded?
42099	''If some one should happen to come along without the countersign, and I should want to call the corporal, I would be in a nice fix, would n''t I?''
42099	''Is he a scout?
42099	And how had he escaped without even a scratch?
42099	And then, when and how had he been guilty of disrespect to his superior officer?
42099	Are there any rebels there?"
42099	Are we likely to have a brush?"
42099	Are you crazy, sir?"
42099	Are you going to surrender?"
42099	As soon as they had fairly started, the orderly sergeant galloped up beside Frank, and inquired:"Yank, how did you get out of that cabin that night?
42099	At this moment a shaggy head, nearly covered up with a slouch hat, was thrust in at the door, and a voice inquired:"Are you all right now, Yank?
42099	At your old tricks again so soon?"
42099	Bill,"whined Charles, writhing like an eel in Harry''s strong grasp,"are you going to sit there and see me abused in this manner?
42099	But have we your permission to come ashore and bury our dead?"
42099	But what am I to do?"
42099	But what do you suppose we care for that dish- rag?
42099	But what else did you hear?"
42099	But what were you going to say?"
42099	But what''s your hurry?"
42099	But where are you going?"
42099	But why did they not fire through the bulk- head?
42099	But why have n''t you been around to see a fellow?
42099	But, to change the subject again, what did you come down here to fight us for?"
42099	Could he be mistaken?
42099	Could it be possible that he had heard aright, and that he was in reality a condemned man?
42099	Did n''t you hear that drum?''
42099	Did you see''Nuisance''when he came out of his room?
42099	Do you ever have as good a supper as this on board your men- o''-war?"
42099	Do you feel able to walk up there?''
42099	Do you know what you are about?
42099	Had the Concord been disabled, and was the captain about to run her ashore and surrender?
42099	Have you allowed them to escape?"
42099	He boldly entered this creek, but had not proceeded far when a voice hailed:"Who comes there?"
42099	Here, sir,"he continued, turning to Frank, who happened to be the nearest officer,"can you make those signals?"
42099	How can you stay at home?"
42099	Howe?"
42099	I wonder if there is any thing wrong?"
42099	I wonder if this darkey ranks me?
42099	In a few moments the captain had made out the signal, which was,"How do you succeed?"
42099	In the present instance, this seemed very poor policy; for what good would it do to make objections to the order after his men had been sacrificed?
42099	Is the captain in the parlor?"
42099	Morton, what are you about, sir?
42099	Now, what is there out in the country that you go to see so often?"
42099	Pointing to a chair, he inquired, as he commenced turning over the leaves of the memorandum- book:"Mr. Keys, is this some of your work?"
42099	Shake hands with a feller, wo n''t ye?''
42099	Shall we go up?"
42099	Should they spring out and overpower the sentry where he sat?
42099	The effect of this question, so abruptly put, was astounding, and Frank could only falter--"Sir?
42099	The negro was to accompany him, and as Frank saw them about to move off, he inquired, carelessly:"Have n''t you got another horse?
42099	Then, in a louder tone, came the question,''Did you keep a good look- out for that smuggler, as we requested?''
42099	They at once took us for some of their scouts, and one of them inquired:"''How are the Yanks?''
42099	They reached it in safety, when the executive said, triumphantly:"What do you think now?
42099	They were just in the"nick of time,"for, as they approached, they distinctly heard a voice inquire:"Where''s the colonel?
42099	To his surprise, however, the rebel eagerly advanced to meet him, and, extending his hand, greeted him with:"How are you, Nelson?
42099	To the challenge,''Who comes there?''
42099	Want your prisoners also?"
42099	Well, when do you suppose you will be home again for good?"
42099	Were their services needed below Vicksburg, and were they about to imitate the Queen of the West, and run by the batteries in broad daylight?
42099	What could be the meaning of this new move?
42099	What did you wish?"
42099	What do you and your master go out into the country for, twice every week?"
42099	What do you intend to do with a fellow, Johnny?''
42099	What do you say?
42099	What do you want here?
42099	What does he know about soldiering?''
42099	When they had approached within speaking distance, Frank inquired:"Well, uncle, is there any chance for a hungry man to get any thing to eat in here?"
42099	Where are you going?''
42099	Who says you did, sir?"
42099	Why are you not at the front, where you belong?
42099	Why do n''t you start, sir?"
42099	Will you allow me to look at them?"
42099	Will you give me men enough to recover it?"
42099	Will you have the kindness to call away the first cutter?"
42099	Will you keep an eye on the baby?''
42099	Will you oblige me by giving three cheers for the boys who are fighting our battles-- every day risking their lives in defense of the old flag?"
42099	Wo n''t he get his rations stuffed into him?"
42099	Wo n''t the Johnnies be surprised when they call all hands in the morning, and find us missin''?"
42099	Would I survive the experiment?
42099	Yankees?"
42099	exclaimed Charles, at this moment, coming alongside and stretching out a hand to each of them,"how are you?
42099	how de do?
42099	is this you, me boy?"