Questions

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identifier	question
37970	Goodman, Edward,_ Why the One- Act Play_?, in_ The Theatre_, Vol.
51984	(_ Finds it by the sink,_) LAURA(_ her face still hidden_) Oh, Gordie,_ was_ it all a mistake?
51984	(_ Listens,_) Was that the baby?
51984	(_ Looks at cup._) What cup is that?
51984	Did you ever hear me complain?
51984	Did you expect to go through life having everything done for you, without a little hard work to make it interesting?
51984	Do n''t you think it would be better if_ I_ praise Laura and_ you_ praise Gordon?
51984	Do you remember why I call you Creature?
51984	GORDON Great Scott, what did you think marriage was like, anyway?
51984	GORDON I guess throwing away good, hard- earned money is my affair, is n''t it?
51984	GORDON I suppose you''ll think it an awful anticlimax-- LAURA What, dear?
51984	GORDON Motto for married men: Do n''t run short of adjectives!--You remember what the adjective was?
51984	GORDON Suppose we have something to eat?
51984	GORDON Where''s that nice old Christening mug of mine?
51984	GORDON(_ bewildered_) Lettuce?
51984	GORDON(_ blows up_) Do you know what the one unforgivable sin is?
51984	GORDON(_ hunting among plates on the shelf beside sink_) Where''s that plate I put here?
51984	LAURA Did n''t she know Mother was here?
51984	LAURA Do I not?
51984	LAURA Is it necessary to shout?
51984	LAURA We_ are_ happy, are n''t we?
51984	LAURA What is?
51984	LAURA(_ putting away dishes_) Why?
51984	MRS. SHEFF Why?
51984	The sin against the Holy Ghost?
51984	Then he seems to resume his good humor and relights his pipe._) Well, it''s jolly to have both the grandmothers here together, is n''t it?
51984	We make a pretty good team at this, do n''t we?
51984	What are they trying to do, break up a happy home?
51984	What does she suppose those little clamps are for?
51984	Where are they now?
51984	You come back at night and find your home well cared for and me slaving over a hot dinner, and do you ever say a word of thanks?
43299	''P.S.--The cut''s above the knee, And wo n''t be right just yet, I fear Oh, and what price you marrying me?
43299	''Some''heat to- day, what?
43299	And bear I not some ninety- seven scars Taken as I fought my way to thy fair feet?
43299	And what girl could marry A man who, when proposing, ends''yours, Harry''?
43299	And what, I wonder, Can have torn you and your rich time asunder?
43299	And wilt thou have no pity on my pain?
43299	And you?
43299	And yours?
43299	Any good?
43299	Anything doing?
43299	But sometimes you will write me-- just a page?
43299	Could_ The Five Towns_ have bored her?
43299	D''you know, old bean, it''s more than five o''clock?
43299	Deep In Bennett''s fragrant works, or can she sleep?
43299	Did I play it well?
43299	Did you ever hear a style Quite so absurd?
43299	Does it not melt that pitiless heart of ice To see thyself secured at such a price?
43299	Dost know of passion?
43299	Engagement?
43299	For thy sake Did I not paint the town in crimson- lake?
43299	From him?
43299	Got a match?
43299	Had I a boy''s light love when I, to win Thy favour, cut off all thy kith and kin?
43299	Have I not wrenched thee through thy nunnery- bars?
43299	How can I get among them?
43299	How does he write?
43299	How shall I tell Which road to follow?
43299	How so?
43299	I came to ask you something...[_ Producing a ring._ Ever seen A ring like this?
43299	I do look horrid... Will he bring An emerald or a pearl engagement- ring?
43299	I must n''t err into a time too late; But how to make quite sure?
43299	In the pink, old sport?
43299	Is that heart so pure As not to guess what torments I endure Who for so long have sighed for thee in vain?
43299	Made a slip?
43299	No poetry?
43299	Now, let me see...[_ Consulting her map._ If I should take that road What century should I have for my abode?
43299	Now, was n''t that enough to make me mad?
43299	Now-- what''s the time?
43299	The third Finger, I think, is generally preferred?
43299	Thy choice is made?
43299	To Rome?''
43299	Was it in fifteen- sixty or before?
43299	Well, and how_ are_ you?
43299	Well, how''s the enemy?
43299	Well, what?
43299	What about it?
43299	What are they?
43299	What can have led you to forego an age When life was an illuminated page From some superb romance?
43299	What could have happened better?
43299	What is it?
43299	What was Titian''s date?
43299	What''s that?
43299	What?
43299	Where shall we do our bunk?
43299	Who is that?
43299	Who?
43299	Why did I let her go?
43299	Why did I let her go?
43299	Why not?
43299	Why, Who are you, lady?
43299	Wilt thou still spurn me as a thing abhorred Whose only crime is to love thee?
43299	Wo n''t she be delighted?
43299	Would you deign to call_ That_''writing''--this illiterate blotted scrawl?
43299	You mean''exchange''?
43299	You want my father''s home- address?
43299	You''d be my wife?
43299	You''ll have some tea?
43299	You''ve got a diary?
43299	since here we stand beyond the range Of Time, why do n''t we swop?
43299	what''s that you''re thumbing?
54711	(_ A light dawning_) To Maria?
54711	(_ Drawing away_) What do you mean?
54711	(_ Earnestly_) Do you know what Socialism is?
54711	(_ He pauses, rather alarmed._) SHE Yes?
54711	(_ Indignantly_) Do you suppose I would be married to a man that''s fat and bald and forty years old?
54711	(_ Rising and coming over to the Agent_) Ca n''t you think up some scheme?
54711	(_ The Agent approaches_) Can you unloose my hands from those of this young woman?
54711	(_ There is a pause, which she breaks suddenly_) Do you see that bee?
54711	(_ Thoroughly awake now_) You did n''t think--?
54711	(_ To the Agent_) Will you kindly take hold of me and move me over_ there_?
54711	And how many new dances would_ you_ invent if you lived eternally in the picnic stage of civilization?
54711	And to whom, pray, did you think I was married?
54711	And what''s the use for two different kinds of beings to try to live together?
54711	Anything-- I''ve said my say.... Why do n''t you speak?
54711	Are you Helen Egerton?
54711	Are you married to_ anybody_?
54711	But how many books would you write, young man, if you had to go back to the camp- fire every day for your lunch?
54711	But-- SHE Well?
54711	By the way, do you dance?
54711	Ca n''t you talk with a girl in a cherry orchard for half an hour without falling in love with her?
54711	Did n''t I see you at that real estate office in New York yesterday?
54711	Did you ever go on a picnic?
54711	Do the family portraits go with the house?
54711	Do you understand furnaces?
54711	Do you understand?
54711	GEORGE Then what do you call marriage?
54711	GEORGE(_ puzzled_) But what_ is_ the iniquitous arrangement?
54711	GEORGE(_ recovering with difficulty the power of speech_) What-- what''s the matter with him?
54711	HE A bee?
54711	HE Do you suppose anyone is likely to come this way?
54711	HE Do you suppose that is enough?
54711	HE No; why?
54711	HE Playing truant?
54711	HE Then-- then-- shall we?
54711	HE What''s disgraceful?
54711	HE(_ Coming down to her_) Now what do you mean by that?
54711	HE(_ doggedly_) Well, then-- will you marry me?
54711	HE(_ feeling at a disadvantage_) It is n''t that-- but-- well-- SHE(_ lightly_) Well what?
54711	HE(_ hesitantly_) Why did you put Socialism in?
54711	HE(_ staring up at her bewildered_) Why, is n''t he your husband?
54711	HELEN And are you George Brooke?
54711	HELEN Well-- are we going to get married or not?
54711	He is the first to awake from the ecstasy._) HE It is wicked-- SHE(_ absently_) Is it?
54711	I suppose you''ve been rebuilding the house, too?
54711	If one ca n''t live in a house where there''s been an unhappy marriage, why, good heavens, where_ is_ one going to live?
54711	It''s dull work, is n''t it?
54711	Just to please_ them_?
54711	Oh, I want to, all right, but-- THE AGENT(_ mildly_) Then what seems to be the trouble?
54711	SHE But why especially_ me_?
54711	SHE Do you like family portraits?
54711	SHE How can you be so sure?
54711	SHE Just because you saw me with him?
54711	SHE The circumstances were-- slightly-- different, were n''t they?
54711	SHE Why inevitable?
54711	SHE(_ cheerfully_) Is n''t he_ just_ the sort of man who would be interested in family portraits?
54711	SHE(_ coolly_) Why should I marry you?
54711	SHE(_ innocently_) It''s the same thing as Anarchy, is n''t it?
54711	SHE(_ tormentedly_) Oh, what''s the use?
54711	SHE(_ with calm inquiry_) Perhaps it''s because you do n''t love me any more?
54711	She tries to think of something to say-- and at last succeeds._) SHE Have you heard the story of the people who used to live here?
54711	THE AGENT Mad?
54711	THE AGENT Pardon what may seem an impertinence, Miss; but is it really true that you do n''t want to marry this young man?
54711	THE AGENT What''s the use?
54711	THE GUARD Matter with him?
54711	THE YOUNG MAN_ Who_ has arranged_ what_?
54711	The whole story of marriage is told in the old riddle:"Why do birds in their nests agree?
54711	Thought you''d given us the slip, did you?
54711	What does he say?
54711	What else do you want to know?
54711	What good can I do now?
54711	What have they to do with each other?
54711	What is there disgraceful about that?
54711	Which of us, I wonder, will have to live in it?
54711	Why do you say that?
54711	You are n''t a Socialist, are you?
54711	You_ do_ want it, do n''t you?
49993	''P.S.--The cut''s above the knee, And wo n''t be right just yet, I fear, Oh, and what price you marrying me?
49993	''Some''heat to- day, what?
49993	''The taximeter points,''you say,''To fifteen shillings''?
49993	''To win the love of men--"What''s that?"
49993	(_ Looking again at the table, she picks up the second envelope._) And here?
49993	(_ Turning to the envelopes on the table._) Oh, and they''ve sent me-- Is it from Chapman?
49993	A novel?
49993	A woman, and you do n''t want the last word?...
49993	And bear I not some ninety- seven scars Taken as I fought my way to thy fair feet?
49993	And here?
49993	And underneath?
49993	And what girl could marry A man who, when proposing, ends''yours, Harry?''
49993	And what, I wonder, Can have torn you and your fair time asunder?
49993	And why not you a part of me?
49993	And wilt thou have no pity on my pain?
49993	And you?
49993	And you?
49993	And yours?
49993	Any good?
49993	Anything doing?
49993	At least her letter saves the shock Of meeting unprepared, and I''ll be able To sweep these wretched cuttings from the table What_ is_ the time?
49993	But do n''t you know?
49993	But however did you guess?
49993	But if he''s free----?
49993	But sometimes you will write me-- just a page?
49993	But where to go?
49993	But why not ten?
49993	But you''ll stay Now?
49993	Ca n''t you see It''s not a laughing matter?
49993	Can they be washed away?"''
49993	Can you be So psychoanalytically dense As not to grasp that by considering me You gain a double health of spirit and sense?
49993	Chapman and Hall, however great their stress, Would never give it, would they?
49993	Could he?
49993	Could_ The Five Towns_ have bored her?
49993	D''you know, old bean, it''s more than five o''clock?
49993	Deep In Bennett''s fragrant works,----or can she sleep?
49993	Did I play it well?
49993	Did n''t you lie When you said that Calypso was n''t I?
49993	Did you ever hear a style Quite so absurd?
49993	Do n''t you know me?
49993	Do n''t you see You should?
49993	Do n''t you see?
49993	Does it not melt that pitiless heart of ice To see thyself secured at such a price?
49993	Dost know of passion?
49993	Doubtful?
49993	Engagement?
49993	Five: Can he tell-- the next day-- what you wore?
49993	For thy sake Did I not paint the town in crimson- lake?
49993	Four: Would n''t he read the golf news to his wife?
49993	From him?
49993	Going?
49993	Got a match?
49993	Had I a boy''s light love when I, to win Thy favour, cut off all thy kith and kin?
49993	Have I not wrenched thee through thy nunnery- bars?
49993	Have you finished yet?
49993	He really is_ too_ shy-- And Mother always whispers when we meet,''Well, dear, no startling news?''
49993	Helen-- when I spoke Of being Calypso, did n''t I, to my shame, Own the wild sins that cluster round her name?
49993	How Choose of so many?
49993	How can I get among them?
49993	How does he write?
49993	How much of Time have_ you_ known?
49993	How so?
49993	How?
49993	How?
49993	I came to ask you something....(_ Producing a ring._) Ever seen A ring like this?
49993	I do look horrid.... Will he bring An emerald or a pearl engagement- ring?
49993	I had To_ say_ that I was furious, and not glad; But what girl would n''t feel some little stir Of pride when all the town''s in love with her?
49993	I must n''t err into a time too late; But how to make quite sure?
49993	I want to sit in drawing- rooms and say''Rossetti, Watts?
49993	I?
49993	I?
49993	In the pink, old sport?
49993	Is that heart so pure As not to guess what torments I endure Who for so long have sighed for thee in vain?
49993	Is this a time to mock me, to pretend You care so much about your slandered friend That you wo n''t stay in England?
49993	Juliet-- what_ do_ you mean?
49993	Leave your home?
49993	Must I lay my soul quite bare?
49993	Must I prove my case?
49993	Nine: If you flirt a little, for the fun Of being a woman, would he think you light?
49993	No poetry?
49993	Now do you see my point?
49993	Now, let me see...(_ Consulting her map._) If I should take that road What century should I have for my abode?
49993	Now, was n''t that enough to make me mad?
49993	Now, whatever might_ they_ be?
49993	Now, where''s his wire?
49993	Now-- what''s the time?
49993	Oh, Juliet-- since I''ve been His model, do you think that Mr. Green Would possibly-- just some day-- take me out To supper?
49993	One for me?
49993	One: Does he beat time to music with his hand?
49993	Or has he jilted you instead?
49993	Really?
49993	Seven: Is he fond of curate stories?
49993	Should I be In such a state about a love- affair?
49993	Six: If he knows an author, will he wait To get a copy free or buy the book?
49993	So, wo n''t you be an angel?
49993	Squire.--''_ At times like Gosse...._''Who wrote that?
49993	Suppose I beg Prettily?
49993	Suppose I took My bearings by this little precious book-- Addington Symonds?...
49993	Surely?
49993	Ten: Does he say, when dining in Soho,''I do n''t think we shall need champagne to- night-- But if you really want it, let me know?''
49993	That?
49993	The last two?
49993	The third Finger, I think, is generally preferred?
49993	The wheel will turn; and shall I not be there To run with roses down Fifth Avenue And make a Roman revel in Mayfair?
49993	These-- hobnobbing all this time, Not rent to rags, not mutually destroyed?
49993	Three: and does he understand That wicked frocks do n''t mean a wicked life?
49993	Thy choice is made?
49993	To Rome?''
49993	To- night?
49993	Two: and talk of''featuring,''''Japs,''''the Hun''?
49993	Very true.... What do you want?
49993	Was it in fifteen- sixty or before?
49993	We''ve not been introduced, but is it true That you''re my own Subconscious?
49993	Well, and how_ are_ you?
49993	Well, did n''t I pay A pound?
49993	Well, how''s the enemy?
49993	Well, what is it?
49993	Well, what''s wrong, my dear?
49993	Well, what?
49993	What about it?
49993	What answer?
49993	What are they?
49993	What can I do When every one I meet says''Is it you.... That wicked gorgeous creature, that wild thing Ecstatic and unmoral as the Spring...?''
49993	What can have led you to forgo an age When life was an illuminated page From some superb romance?
49993	What could have happened better?
49993	What have they sent me from New Oxford Street?
49993	What is it?
49993	What though to- day I have less power than you?
49993	What was Titian''s date?
49993	What would John care because I''m painted black?
49993	What''s that?
49993	What''s your name?
49993	What?
49993	What?
49993	What?
49993	What?
49993	What_ do_ you mean?
49993	Whatever do you mean?
49993	Whatever made me draw Helen complete, even to her slightest flaw?
49993	When?
49993	Where Your sympathy?
49993	Where are you going?
49993	Where shall we do our bunk?
49993	Where will you sleep?
49993	Where''s your intelligence, Your tact, your feminine intuition?
49993	Which path would bring me there, I wonder?
49993	Who is that?
49993	Who is the better now?...
49993	Who knows?
49993	Who said that_ I_ was dense?
49993	Who wouldn''t-- with her reputation gone?
49993	Who, you ask, is Galahad Green?
49993	Who?
49993	Who_ is_ this Galahad Green?
49993	Why Did n''t I make Calypso small and shy, Dark and not fair?
49993	Why Should I resent so much his pompous air, His embonpoint?
49993	Why did I let her go?
49993	Why did I let her go?
49993	Why not?
49993	Why not?
49993	Why not?
49993	Why not?
49993	Why, Who are you, lady?
49993	Why, look-- What''s that-- oh you that have no eyes for men?
49993	Wild roses, love and chocolate-- aren''t they sweet?
49993	Wilt thou still spurn me as a thing abhorred Whose only crime is to love thee?
49993	With milk and sugar?
49993	With such a pretty hat?
49993	Wo n''t she be delighted?
49993	Wo n''t you come, too?
49993	Wo n''t you take Your furs off, and sit down?
49993	Would it have made quite Such a commotion had I dared to write Under my name?
49993	Would they make me their fourth leg?
49993	Would you accept me for your husband?
49993	Would you deign to call_ This_''writing''--this illiterate blotted scrawl?
49993	Yes, but how?
49993	You do seem-- shall I say A trifle-- crude?
49993	You insist?
49993	You keep a diary?
49993	You mean''exchange''?
49993	You see this knife?
49993	You think I''d stay in England now?
49993	You''d be my wife?
49993	You''ll have some tea?
49993	You''ll take him?
49993	You''re not serious?
49993	You''ve read it?
49993	You?
49993	You?
49993	Yours?
49993	_ You_ know-- a what- d''you- call- it ring?
49993	since here we stand beyond the range Of Time, why do n''t we swop?
49993	what''s that you''re thumbing?
3068	( Shall we say that the analogy to the"popular"magazine still holds?)
3068	Ai n''t ye most ready fer bed?
3068	Am I presentable, Hetty?
3068	And my job?
3068	And on what basis do you ask for a better job?
3068	And so to- day you investigated travelling in street cars?
3068	And then?
3068	And you came at any rate?
3068	And?
3068	Are n''t the shop windows alluring these days?
3068	Are you a prophet as well as a scholar?
3068	Are you and Mr. Goodrich interested in the same things, too?
3068	Are you going to quarrel with me?
3068	Are you going to start that again?
3068	Are you telling the truth or are you lying?
3068	As much as that?
3068	Being you, how can I judge as I?
3068	But I mean, do you know why I brought you here?
3068	But I thought you said----?
3068	But if Le Grange is n''t accepted by artists, it would be a waste of time to pose for him, would n''t it?
3068	By the way-- I forgot to ask-- what is your name?
3068	Ca n''t I tell my story in my own way?
3068	Cake?
3068	Call me a hag?
3068	Call my coffee poison, will ye?
3068	Can I?
3068	Can Sparta ask less of her King?
3068	Can you tell that to Sparta?
3068	Can your theories survive a test?
3068	Come, woman, who drove that horse here?
3068	D''you think your father''s the only one can keep things out of the papers?
3068	Did I tell ye that old man Reed saw three Southern troopers pass his house this mornin''?
3068	Did n''t you know you would lose your job by leaving that way?
3068	Did ye steal somethin''from''em?
3068	Did you ever try to read one?
3068	Did you have all the romance of starving for his art?
3068	Did you ring for me, Miss?
3068	Did you search all the outbuildings?
3068	Do n''t you hear the flutter of wings?
3068	Do n''t you know anything, you brainless farm- drudge?
3068	Do n''t you know that folks eat it on eggs?
3068	Do n''t you know that it means death for any man to enter the apartments of the Queen?
3068	Do n''t you see what you can do?
3068	Do n''t you understand?
3068	Do you know the reason that you are here?
3068	Do you like it?
3068	Do you love each other?
3068	Do you mean to say I''m not justified?
3068	Do you mean to say I''m not religious?
3068	Do you take lemon in your tea?
3068	Do you think so, Tsumu?
3068	Do you?
3068	Does he paint all day long?
3068	Done what?
3068	Father, dear, why will you sometimes talk to me as though I were the Public Service Commission?
3068	Has he not been too blind to see that your soul outshines your beauty?
3068	Has it taught you to love your husband?
3068	Has the Queen summoned me?
3068	Has the sea a soul?
3068	Has there been a Northern soldier round here to- day?
3068	Have I been so long your slave that I no longer know your wish?
3068	Have n''t the years taught you the cheapness of revenge?
3068	Have n''t we heard enough of this?
3068	Have n''t you got a tongue?
3068	Have ye rid far to- night, misters?
3068	Have you been here all day?
3068	Have you done?
3068	Have you ever heard the poignant breathing of the stars?
3068	Have you ever listened to the sapphire soul of the sea?
3068	Have you ever smelt the powdery mists of the sun?
3068	Have you forgotten the oath pledged of old, with Ulysses and Agamemnon?
3068	Have you given her soul a chance to grow?
3068	Have you got an apple handy?
3068	Have you got any cider?
3068	Have you no honor?
3068	Have you noticed that he spends more time than he used to in the library?
3068	Have you something better to suggest?
3068	Have you tried to poison us, you God damn hag?
3068	He''s as fine as the statue, is n''t he?
3068	Heaven knows I do not lack the will to rid myself of this painted puppet, but where is the instrument ready to my hand?
3068	Here, what''d I tell you I''d do if you moved from that chair?
3068	Hetty, dear, is it not my custom to impress people?
3068	How are you going to get me out of this?
3068	How can you love your wife?
3068	How can you think of such a thing?
3068	How dare you speak to me like that?
3068	How did you come here with my daughter at all, sir?
3068	How do you expect me to eat with that bent thing?
3068	How is it I never heard this story, if her father''s so well known?
3068	How long ye been chasin''the critter?
3068	How many lumps?
3068	How many times must I tell you that my name is Menelaus and that it is n''t"Moo Moo?"
3068	How?
3068	I am intelligent, am I not?
3068	I shall wait, then, until you send me word?
3068	I suppose you know what''ll happen to you if you are hidin''the man?
3068	I?
3068	If you really wish to be painted, why do n''t you give a little more and have a portrait really worth while?
3068	Is it really true?
3068	Is it too much to hope that you might be still and happy?
3068	Is it true?
3068	Is n''t he good- looking?
3068	Is n''t she going to pass the cake?
3068	Is n''t that better than ringing up fares?
3068	Is not Penelope, the model wife of your cousin Ulysses, an exception?
3068	Is not the Queen----?
3068	Is this all we get?
3068	Is this some trick to catch me?
3068	It looks rather well, does n''t it?
3068	Killed?
3068	May I ask why?
3068	Me?
3068	More tea?
3068	Must I really pay the full price?
3068	My dear, do you think the gentleman----?
3068	Myself?
3068	No butter on a farm?
3068	No?
3068	Nothing?
3068	Now my good people, how did that horse get here?
3068	Now, dear, what is it you have done?
3068	Oil?
3068	Pray what?
3068	See the strength he has?
3068	Shall I call the guards?
3068	Shall I order the boiling oil?
3068	Shall we go back to the library?
3068	Shall we go hand in hand to meet eternity?
3068	She----?
3068	So you asked him to marry you?
3068	So you chose the girl?
3068	So you would give your life for a glimpse of the Queen?
3068	That will be unusual, wo n''t it, Dad?
3068	The Northern soldier who came here a while ago was pretty badly wounded, was n''t he?
3068	The Queen?
3068	Then she-- Naomi-- has done everything unusual that I wanted to do, before I did?
3068	Then why need you object to calling him my husband?
3068	Then you insist?
3068	There is?
3068	To find the devil not so black as painted?
3068	Tsumu, are you married?
3068	Twenty miles or so?
3068	Una, dear?
3068	Was it my fault that I refused him?
3068	Was it of you I''ve been dreaming?
3068	Was it ye rode by yesterday?
3068	Was n''t our meeting a stroke of luck?
3068	Was that why----?
3068	Was there no other way?
3068	We want to find him, and put him in a hospital, do n''t we, Dick?
3068	Well?
3068	Well?
3068	Well?
3068	Well?
3068	What are you doing now?
3068	What did you do all the time we were in the barn?
3068	What did you yell for?
3068	What do you mean?
3068	What do you want to lie for?
3068	What do you want?
3068	What have I done?
3068	What have they to do with you coming here?
3068	What horse?
3068	What is it?
3068	What is it?
3068	What is it?
3068	What is it?
3068	What kind o''lookin''horse is it?
3068	What names dare I make up?
3068	What similar chances are there, or can there be, for the one- act play, the dramatic short story?
3068	What was yours like when you were a railroad signalman?
3068	What will happen to you if the King hears of this?
3068	What would they want round here anyway?
3068	What ye goin''t''do with that gun?
3068	What''s that, woman?
3068	What''s the first name?
3068	What''s the matter?
3068	What, Dad?
3068	What?
3068	What?
3068	What?
3068	Whatever made you think so?
3068	When do I see the Queen?
3068	Where are its one- act plays which can be called dramatic literature?
3068	Where do you come from?
3068	Where in books can I find escape from the grim reality of being hitched for life to such a wife?
3068	Where is he?
3068	Where''s the King?
3068	Where''s the Queen?
3068	Where''s your neutrality?
3068	Which did you choose?
3068	Who are you?
3068	Who can establish the punctilious ratio between necessity and desire?
3068	Who can read the secret of the Fates?
3068	Who told you that?
3068	Whom is he going to paint here?
3068	Why did n''t he marry Helen when we all wanted her?
3068	Why did ye come here, a- bringin''me all this extra work, an''maybe death?
3068	Why do n''t you let Le Grange paint you, if you trust him?
3068	Why do n''t you stop her bragging and tell her we have an automobile?
3068	Why do you look at me like that?
3068	Why do you say that?
3068	Why does the great Queen envy Tsumu?
3068	Why have the Gods made woman necessary to man, and made them fools?
3068	Why not?
3068	Why should n''t I look well?
3068	Why?
3068	Why?
3068	Will she go?
3068	Wings?
3068	Wo n''t you help me?
3068	Wo n''t you sit down?
3068	Would n''t you better call him"Mr. Coxey"now?
3068	Would you mind standing a moment, now, until Dad looks you over?
3068	Ye ca n''t hardly blame''em if they''re hungry, ken ye?
3068	Yes, but why should n''t I have the chance?
3068	Yes, it is good cake, is n''t it?
3068	Yes?
3068	You dare call Moo Moo a fool?
3068	You did n''t take a trip down to the store?
3068	You do n''t?
3068	You have hard lines about your lips, are you happy?
3068	You mean?
3068	You read that article by Shaw in the Metropolitan, did n''t you?
3068	You remember what he wrote?
3068	You thank me for telling you your doom?
3068	You were here at the house all day?
3068	You''ll have him hurled from the walls of the palace to a forest of waiting spears below?
3068	You''re not going to read me a whole Shaw article, are you?
3068	You''re not making love to me, you naughty boy?
3068	You?
3068	Your Majesty, are we to read no longer to- day?
3068	Your father?
3068	Your sleep?
3068	Your wife----?
39243	Oh, Mary Ann,sez he,"ca n''t ye see I like it?
39243	(_ As she becomes conscious she is quoting the quoted delegate._) The walking delegate?
39243	(_ Boy puts on sweater and cap._) MISS BROWN-- Is it four slow, and four fast?
39243	(_ Does not stop machine._) KING-- Where''s my cane?
39243	(_ Enter Officer._) OFFICER-- What do ye want now, Miss Brown?
39243	(_ Enter a plain clothes Officer, and a Policeman, breathlessly._) OFFICER--(_To Miss Brown._) Now, which one of them done it?
39243	(_ Exit R._)(_ Sindibad starts to follow her, but is arrested by the sound of Kodama''s entrance._) KODAMA-- Alone?
39243	(_ Hangs receiver up, and watches Bart and King closely._) BART--(_To King._) What did you do?
39243	(_ King glances at Miss Brown suddenly, as she raises her voice during her last remark, then turns to Bart._) KING-- Have you seen the papers?
39243	(_ Kwen- lin shudders._) The sublime wasp shakes at that?
39243	(_ Leans against screen, which shakes, and almost falls over._) MISS BROWN-- What''s back of that screen?
39243	(_ Looks fixedly at his coat until he fidgets._) RODRIGUEZ-- Why dost thou stare?
39243	(_ Molly unable to answer for her tears, nods head._) QUINN-- The things I told you about him were true then?
39243	(_ Officer goes up to King, and turns him around suddenly, while the Policeman does the same to Bart._) KING-- What do you want?
39243	(_ Property Man holds bamboo stick horizontally for bridge._) CHANG- SUT- YEN-- Why should we flee?
39243	(_ Quinn goes to wail rack, and takes down hat and coat._) What are ye doin''with yer coat?
39243	(_ Raises skirt._) RODRIGUEZ-- I-- well-- that is-- LAGRIMAS-- Why dost thou not answer?
39243	(_ Silence._) MRS. MARTIN-- Have you heard from Molly lately?
39243	(_ Slaves and attendants enter, and there is music._) KODAMA--(_To the body of Sindibad._) Dost hear the music for thy wedding feast?
39243	(_ Starts to go._) RODRIGUEZ-- Hast found it?
39243	(_ Takes fan from bosom._) My fan?
39243	(_ They climb together._) BOY-- Why do you laugh?
39243	(_ To General._) Is there no pity in thee?
39243	(_ To Lagrimas._) Thou, what art thou doing here?
39243	(_ To Molly._) Why had n''t ye sense enough not to be gulled by him?
39243	A pause._) QUINN--(_Irritably._) Ca n''t ye stop rattlin''that paper?
39243	Am I a fledgling to faint under thy beauty?
39243	Am I a relaxation?
39243	Am I not of thy blood, flesh of thy flesh?
39243	Am I to stumble on thy secret like any outsider?
39243	Anything doin''?
39243	Are you in love with him?
39243	Art thou a child that patience is not in thee?
39243	Art thou an honest Arab that she should so dwell in thy thoughts?
39243	BART-- Explain to a weeping woman?
39243	BART-- I wish I could, but suppose she shoots herself, or takes poison?
39243	BART-- Mine?
39243	BART-- What''s she going to do now?
39243	BART-- Why should n''t I?
39243	BART-- You do n''t think I could pay for them out of my salary, do you?
39243	BART--(_Angrily, to Miss Brown._) I gave you a dollar, what more do you want?
39243	BART--(_In a stifled voice._) What-- what is it?
39243	BART--(_Sinking into chair._) Am I doomed to blight everything I touch?
39243	BOY-- Have you been there?
39243	BOY-- Is it work or play, love or life, your ideal of yesterday?
39243	BOY-- Look at me papers, will ye?
39243	BOY-- Must one experience to know?...
39243	BOY-- What''s eatin''ye now?
39243	BOY-- You got ta dance without it, see?
39243	BOY--(_At victrola._) Well, I''m goin,''ai n''t I?
39243	BOY--(_Stopping machine._) Say, did n''t you do it?
39243	BOY--_Slow, slow, slow_,-- MISS BROWN-- Ye young snipe, ca n''t ye see I''m ready to drop?
39243	Bart and King make a bolt for the door, and Officer stops them._) MISS BROWN--(_Discovering Selina and Gentleman._) Pipe these two dolls, will ye?
39243	Bart rushes to King, knocking against the Boy as he does so, and sending the papers flying._) BOY-- Ye big stiff, what ye doin''?
39243	But beware, we are the growers of rice and sugar, of cotton and silk, how will Spain live when these fail?
39243	But, that''s not gettin''the tea, is it?
39243	By the way, who''s that chap you always go with?
39243	CAFOUR-- Thou saidst"brave,"thou wouldst not kill him?
39243	CAFOUR--(_To Hafiz._) What have they done with my son?
39243	CHANG- SUT- YEN--(_Singing._)_ Bor lo un doy, bor lo un doy, chin lo, chin lo, bor lo un doy_,--who comes?
39243	Ca n''t ye sit still?
39243	Can I help ye?
39243	Canst thou not see?
39243	Did it ever exist?
39243	Did n''t I tell ye, he was a rogue and a scoundrel?
39243	Did she use those words?
39243	Do I not feel?
39243	Does my daughter oppose her insect mind to mine?
39243	Does thy lust for conquest extend to babies?
39243	Dost lament for the maiden of the desert?
39243	Dost think she will allow thee to slip through her fingers?
39243	Dost thou not hear him?
39243	Drunk?
39243	GENERAL-- And if the door of my home is closed to thee?
39243	GENERAL-- Canst thou blot out thy life, and the traditions of thy race?
39243	GENERAL-- Dost thou not know, the people in the streets say she flouts thee, and mock thee for a sorry lover?
39243	GENERAL-- Dost thou not owe me the courtesy of knowledge?
39243	GENERAL-- Hast thou given up this girl?
39243	GENERAL-- Hast thou not promised to marry him?
39243	GENERAL-- Is it thus thou showest love for Don Rodriguez?
39243	GENERAL-- Is the dancer always at thy side?
39243	GENERAL-- Lieutenant Don Rodriguez, wilt thou explain that our King deems it a crime against holy church to aid or shelter the infidels?
39243	GENERAL-- Thou hast asked her?
39243	GENERAL-- Thy son?
39243	GENERAL-- What dost thou desire of me?
39243	GENERAL-- Where is thy pride?
39243	GENERAL-- Who is this boy?
39243	GENERAL-- Who will succumb to Pedro?
39243	GENERAL-- Why are these women here?
39243	GENERAL-- Why art thou veiled, Pedro?
39243	GENERAL-- Why dost thou come back to me?
39243	GENERAL--(_Sneering._) Art thou a soldier or a troubadour that love is always on thy lips?
39243	GENTLEMAN-- About the moon?
39243	GENTLEMAN-- He''s gone on you, is n''t he?
39243	GENTLEMAN-- How dare you insult this lady?
39243	GENTLEMAN-- I''m telling you now, is n''t that enough?
39243	GENTLEMAN-- Really?
39243	GENTLEMAN-- Wait, why?
39243	GENTLEMAN-- What do you mean?
39243	GENTLEMAN-- Why, what''s the mystery?
39243	GENTLEMAN--(_Soothingly._) Well if you do n''t love him-- SELINA-- How can I?
39243	GENTLEMAN--(_Tensely, to Selina._) Is this true, tell me, is this true?
39243	General enters with Pedro._) GENERAL-- When were they taken?
39243	Gentleman enters, and goes behind screen._) GENTLEMAN-- It will take about ten minutes more-- hello, where have you gone?
39243	Guitars tinkle in the valley._) LAGRIMAS-- Dost hear the guitars?
39243	HAFIZ-- Am I a miserable animal that experience has not taught me how short is the memory of Kings?
39243	HAFIZ-- Have I not other sons to avenge him?
39243	HAFIZ-- Is there but one road to Paradise, but one God who points the way?
39243	HAFIZ--(_Bitterly._) Shall I measure the depth of his mercy by-- thine?
39243	HALIMA-- Shall I send away the women, oh my lord?
39243	HALIMA-- Thou snarling camel, hast thou lost thine ears?
39243	Hast thou no modesty?
39243	Have I not heard of that Italian who found land beyond the farthest seas, and gave Spain a greater glory than she had ever known?
39243	He bumps against the peanuts on the edge of the counter, and scatters them all over the floor._) MISS BROWN-- Can''t ye see where yer goin''?
39243	He''s left ye, has he?
39243	How did ye hurt it?
39243	How shall we do it?
39243	I do not love thee?
39243	I know.... What do you see?
39243	I suppose that''s what ye call seem''red?
39243	I thought it was my-- MANDARIN-- Your?
39243	I took her to a good many first nights, and the opera pretty nearly every week, and she-- KING--(_Gently ironical._) Gazette passes, I presume?
39243	I, a wife?
39243	I-- I thought--(_to Molly._) Sit down-- drink the tea.... Is-- is there an egg for her?
39243	If he destroys or thieves what matter?
39243	If she will marry thee?
39243	In what have I offended thee, my husband?
39243	Is it bitter so soon?
39243	Is it not traditionally the fashion of women to adore most that youth who is forbidden?
39243	Is my coat--?
39243	KING-- Are you sure you never made her think you loved her?
39243	KING-- Didn''t you explain to her?
39243	KING-- Does anyone know of this scene?
39243	KING-- She worked us all very nicely, did n''t she?
39243	KING-- What could I do?
39243	KING-- What do you think a newspaper is, a day nursery?
39243	KING-- What will she think of this mess?
39243	KING-- With such a platonic background, how did you manage to break her heart?
39243	KING-- You mentioned Lucy?
39243	KODAMA-- Amber pools where men may-- what do men find in thine eyes?
39243	KODAMA-- And art thou a true believer?
39243	KODAMA-- And thy skin is of pearl, is it not so?
39243	KODAMA-- The beautiful maiden who delayed thy progress hither?
39243	KODAMA-- The dancing slave?
39243	KODAMA-- What other pretty things do they say to swell thy vanity?
39243	KODAMA-- Why cryest thou awah?
39243	KODAMA--(_Quickly._) Who told thee that?
39243	KWEN- LIN-- But to what impressive man are my charms to be presented?
39243	KWEN- LIN-- To whom do I go?
39243	KWEN- LIN-- Why should we perish?
39243	KWEN- LIN-- You marry me to Chang- sut- yen?
39243	KWEN- LIN--(_Impatiently._) To whom do I go?
39243	KWEN- LIN--(_Lying down._) Do your eyes grow pearls that I am with my ancestors?
39243	KWEN- LIN--(_Sitting up._) Joy, when my father is going to marry me to the Ta- yin of Canton?
39243	LAGRIMAS-- A soldier''s heart--(_stops suddenly._) RODRIGUEZ-- Hast thou lost something?
39243	LAGRIMAS-- Did I hurt?
39243	LAGRIMAS-- Little fool, is not once with death enough?
39243	LAGRIMAS-- Surely thou dost not fight against children, as well as women?
39243	LAGRIMAS-- Timid lovers mean less.... Why rail against fate?
39243	LAGRIMAS-- Will he forgive thee?
39243	LAGRIMAS--(_Bitterly._) Has success withered thy brave heart, soldier?
39243	LAGRIMAS--(_Piqued._) Oh, dost thou?
39243	Lagrimas again attempts to steal off with Tarik-- but is discovered by the General._) GENERAL-- Who goes there?
39243	MAN-- In all these days we have been together, what have you felt for me?
39243	MAN-- What shall you, who have not lived, do when we reach the world of yesterday?
39243	MAN-- Who told you all this?
39243	MAN-- Your lady?
39243	MANDARIN-- Can your arms support her?
39243	MANDARIN-- Do I throw my child of five thousand and one delectable graces into the arms of a servant?
39243	MANDARIN-- What strange words do your lips produce?
39243	MANDARIN-- What unknown fear are you?
39243	MANDARIN--(_Jumping._) What was that?
39243	MANDARIN--(_Recognizing him._) Miserable three footed dog, what maiden did you think to greet?
39243	MARTIN-- Have ye seen the papers?
39243	MISS BROWN-- Are ye sick, mister?
39243	MISS BROWN-- Call''em innocent, if you like, but I got a hunch they''re crooks, and I want you to clear them out of my cafà ©, see?
39243	MISS BROWN-- How can I dance with me wind all gone?
39243	MISS BROWN-- What''s a poor girl to do now?
39243	MISS BROWN--(_To Boy._) My Gawd, ai n''t they never goin''?
39243	MISS BROWN--(_To Boy._) What in the name of common sense are they gassin''about?
39243	MISS BROWN--(_Trying to stop._) Let go of me, will you?
39243	MOLLY-- Won''t you let me speak to you?
39243	MOLLY-- You remember, I told you in my last letter, mother-- QUINN--(_Sourly._) So ye''ve been writin'', hev ye?
39243	MRS. MARTIN-- Does Mr. Quinn know?
39243	MRS. MARTIN-- Why ca n''t they talk it out?
39243	MRS. QUINN-- D''ye think a mother will let her only child slip easily out of her heart and life?
39243	MRS. QUINN-- Did ye do any hurt?
39243	MRS. QUINN-- He gets paid for startin''strikes, is it?
39243	MRS. QUINN-- What did ye do?
39243	MRS. QUINN-- What happened to it?
39243	MRS. QUINN--(_Content to get her knowledge by Quinn''s roundabout way of telling it._) Were the streets crowded?
39243	MRS. QUINN--(_Easily, tho her heart is beating rapidly._) Will she not?
39243	MRS. QUINN--(_In a rage._) Ye fool, have ye quite quit yer senses?
39243	MRS. QUINN--(_Quickly._) Whose head have_ you_ smashed John?
39243	Make peace with thy father, fight as a soldier fights, and forget-- RODRIGUEZ-- Thee?
39243	Mason in the guard house?
39243	Mrs. Quinn exits R. and returns with the Martins._) QUINN-- Hello Martin, what''s up now?
39243	Now, if_ I_ should say I loved you, and wanted to marry you?
39243	OFFICER-- Say, what are you buttin''in for?
39243	Oh, stop polishing yer nails, you ai n''t no society dame.... Is this 674?
39243	PEDRO-- Tender?
39243	PEDRO-- Why must thou shame me before the General?
39243	Pause._) GENERAL-- Does my son court shame behind my back?
39243	QUINN-- Am I in the lock- up?
39243	QUINN-- Nothin''like they are up here.... D''ye know they have the State Constabulary on the Avenue now?
39243	QUINN-- What should be on me mind?
39243	QUINN-- What''s in them?
39243	QUINN--(_Dazed._) I wonder can I get a job at Newton''s?
39243	QUINN--(_Helplessly._) Died?
39243	QUINN--(_Quickly._) Alone?
39243	QUINN--(_Slowly._) Do ye say pray over it?
39243	QUINN--(_Slowly._) Why are ye so eager to be back?
39243	Quinn moves uneasily in his chair._) MRS. QUINN-- What''s on yer mind?
39243	RODRIGUEZ-- And thou?
39243	RODRIGUEZ-- Can it be aught but bitter when thou hast turned against me?
39243	RODRIGUEZ-- Capture Hafiz?
39243	RODRIGUEZ-- Killed?
39243	RODRIGUEZ-- Of what else shall I speak?
39243	RODRIGUEZ-- Surely it''s not unwise to hear of my love and bravery?
39243	RODRIGUEZ-- Thy fan?
39243	RODRIGUEZ-- What have I to do with pride?
39243	RODRIGUEZ-- Wilt thou not understand?
39243	RODRIGUEZ--(_Bewildered._) I-- oh-- what is it?
39243	Renounce thy false Mohammed, thy futile faith-- HAFIZ-- Is faith so lightly changed?
39243	SELINA-- Did you see two men in there, as you came in?
39243	SELINA-- Do you think_ he_ is the type of man I could love?
39243	SELINA-- Shall I say,"this is so sudden?"
39243	SELINA-- Think so?
39243	SELINA-- Why do n''t you want the boy to see?
39243	SELINA-- Would you mind dropping me at my apartments?
39243	SELINA--(_To Gentleman._) Do you wonder I am unhappy?
39243	SINDIBAD-- And thou, white rose, wouldst thou be free?
39243	Say operator, you get me Main 674 will ye?
39243	See?
39243	Shall I bring him to have audience here?
39243	She is smitten with remorse and stanches the blood which flows from his head._) LAGRIMAS-- If thou wouldst not be a slave, why didst thou come back?
39243	She makes no attempt to remove her wraps._) MOLLY-- Won''t you let me come back to you and mother?
39243	She was about thirty- eight years old, five feet five, had light brown hair-- does that fit your Selina?
39243	The God of Fate, wearing grotesque mask, enters._) FATE-- Who calls me to the world of men?
39243	The Property Man is at the back of the stage, as before._) KWEN- LIN-- Is my august father yet stamping on the road?
39243	The girl up home, I suppose?
39243	The mantel of eternal snow envelops all men, what shall escape?
39243	The señor is a constant lover; she will yield to him soon.... What has stopped thine ears?
39243	Thine eyes betray thee, now say, are they but so- so?
39243	To- day he is mad for thy-- HALIMA-- For my--?
39243	What are you doing?
39243	What are you going to do?
39243	What did they let you come back for?
39243	What else is there to inspire me?
39243	What has stopped thine ears?
39243	What have ye done to yer arm?
39243	What''s he want to work in a coal yard for?
39243	What''s it matter to you?
39243	What''s that bandage on yer arm for?
39243	What''s wrong with you anyway?
39243	Where is the veil I gave thee?
39243	Where''s your warrant?
39243	Who are you anyway?
39243	Who knows what treasures may be there?
39243	Who you workin''?
39243	Why dost thou oppose?
39243	Why should I hide them when they are beautiful?
39243	Wilt thou have them jest at thee?
39243	Wilt thou not sicken of this girl''s people?
39243	Wo n''t you forgive me?
39243	You got ta wait, see?
36984	Ai n''t he home?
36984	But how do I know?
36984	Ca n''t you be late for once?
36984	Has anybody been notified?
36984	No, really?
36984	No, really?
36984	Somebody slipped a rope round his neck and strangled him and you did n''t wake up?
36984	Then why ca n''t I see him?
36984	Were n''t you sleepin''in the bed with him?
36984	Who is spying on you?
36984	Why-- where is he?
36984	You do n''t_ know_?
36984	_ Dead_?
36984	''I m a Troutbeck man an''she a Troutbeck girl?
36984	''S Hattie Brown came in?
36984	''S river raisin''?
36984	''Tis Christmas Eve, Timmie; ye have n''t forgot that, have ye?
36984	''n then, what''ll_ I_ do?
36984	A Turkish bath?
36984	A calm, you say?
36984	A change, you say?
36984	A clear passage?
36984	A connoisseur of what?
36984	A duel?
36984	A garden in that sand?
36984	A gentleman?
36984	A ghost?
36984	A joke?
36984	A rabbi?
36984	A rogue and a cheat?
36984	A useless tragedy, is n''t it, Anna?
36984	A what?
36984	A_ dear_ friend?
36984	About how much, Mr. Rosenbloom?
36984	About myself?
36984	Above love, too?
36984	Absolutely?
36984	Addressed to whom?
36984	Admonition, eh?
36984	Afraid of being unfaithful to him?
36984	Afraid she''ll catch cold?
36984	Afraid?
36984	Afraid?
36984	After?
36984	Again please,"Daughter dear, do you know anything about the papers in the safe?"
36984	Ah, he said that it was me, did he?
36984	Ah, not well?
36984	Ah, really?
36984	Ah, so he came?
36984	Ah, so?
36984	Ah, the costumiere?
36984	Ah, what are you saying?
36984	Ah, what are you talking about?
36984	Ah, what signifies tobacco?
36984	Ah, where is he?
36984	Ai n''t I?
36984	Ai n''t it wonderful?
36984	Ai n''t she covered enough to suit you?
36984	Ai n''t that true?
36984	Ai n''t we got as much horse sense as them Ioway Indians?
36984	Ai n''t we, boys?
36984	Ai n''t ye got no cheerful news to tell?
36984	Ai n''t you comin''up soon, Lon?
36984	Ai n''t you got a flag or something... some little mark of respect to cover his nibs?
36984	Ai n''t you the Missus''new model?
36984	Airey sits silent again for long._] Is Mary in the''ouse?
36984	All fixed fer the night, eh?
36984	All from old women?
36984	All the more as we are-- are we not going to amuse ourselves?
36984	Am I a lady or not, Mr. Lezinsky?
36984	Am I losing my mind?
36984	Am I never to see you again?
36984	Am I not right?
36984	Am I not right?
36984	Am I right, Carolina?
36984	Am I stooping?
36984	Am I terrible?
36984	Am I the first?
36984	Am I the man to deny it?
36984	Am I?
36984	An independent person like she is, with such a tremendous lot of personal views, and when I met her, what was I then?
36984	An''the girls-- how''ll they find their way home?
36984	An''what that owd woman could never do, d''ye think our Mary''ll do it?
36984	And Anna?
36984	And I hesitate?
36984	And I pray you, Mother?
36984	And I shall never leave it-- why should I?
36984	And I''m stealing it, do you understand me?
36984	And I''ve never asked for much from you, have I, David?
36984	And Mr. Hansen?
36984	And Spiridón asks for 500 roubles?
36984	And William?
36984	And a minute ago you loved me?
36984	And afterwards?
36984	And all corrupt?
36984	And all this simply because I wounded your vanity?
36984	And are the poor eyes as bad as ever?
36984	And are ye come for to tell Mary this...?
36984	And are you satisfied now?
36984	And are you to blame for this?
36984	And as it''s all right I may kiss you again, may n''t I?
36984	And been engaged to them?
36984	And by what miracle does Astéryi Ivanovitch hope that God and St. Nicholas will save your soul?
36984	And d''you s''pose any of''em would believe that-- any o''them skippers I''ve beaten voyage after voyage?
36984	And d''you think you''re tellin''me something new, Mr. Slocum?
36984	And did you ever see a tiger tear a woman to pieces in a zoo, right before your eyes?
36984	And did you really think that I''d fall in with your little game?
36984	And do I have to pay the interest or not?
36984	And do n''t you know how to play any longer?
36984	And do you really think it an honor for one to remain with you?
36984	And does she learn anything from it?
36984	And each upon beholding the other exclaims-- Can it be possible that this is he?
36984	And even if this be true, will he continue to love you always?
36984	And for the lady''s coat?
36984	And have n''t you taught her anything else?
36984	And he fell into the sea, did n''t he?
36984	And he is n''t ashamed of it, is he?
36984	And he''ll have to tell your mother?
36984	And her son was worthy of her love?
36984	And how about you?
36984	And how did she-- look?
36984	And how many generations of the Miskells are buried in it?
36984	And if I command?
36984	And if I did was it you yourself led me to lavish it or some other one?
36984	And if I want?
36984	And if I wish it?
36984	And if she loved him?
36984	And if she loved him?
36984	And if she repulsed him for virtue''s sake, for duty''s sake?
36984	And if she were right?
36984	And if you do n''t have me any more?
36984	And if you''re going to cry again, it might just as well be wet, might n''t it?
36984	And is it going out of this you are, Mike McInerney?
36984	And is it in Curranroe you are living yet?
36984	And is it to leave me here after you you will?
36984	And is it true, Olivia?
36984	And is that all?
36984	And is the hotel below also yours?
36984	And it was quite clear that his victim was Sasha?
36984	And just think, if you get tired of me in the same way?
36984	And leave me to get out of this before people all alone?
36984	And make her give you the key to the piano, and you play something so I can go out in harmony.--Harmony-- do you understand that, Lydia?
36984	And married you without your love?
36984	And now are we even?
36984	And now we''re going to be good children again, are n''t we?
36984	And now you pronounce your"No, really?"
36984	And now you want to become a sculptor?
36984	And now you''re going to your bride, Gustav?
36984	And now, what is the upshot of it all?
36984	And now-- can you pardon me?
36984	And our David-- and our Julius-- and our Benny, even-- what_ must_ they wear?
36984	And she said"Is it?"
36984	And suppose I expected"Yes"from you?
36984	And suppose she should turn the tables and want to be my matchmaker?
36984	And that ate the gooseberries themselves from off the bush?
36984	And that rooted up my Champion potatoes?
36984	And that''s why you so love the Bambino they keep in the Sacristy closet?
36984	And the Other Feller?
36984	And the Pole?
36984	And the pants?
36984	And the stove, too?
36984	And the vestments?
36984	And then?
36984	And they really accepted his drama?
36984	And this?
36984	And this?
36984	And vodka too?
36984	And was it easy for you, Benvenuta-- always easy in your heart, to give up the world?
36984	And was it you, by chance, who advised your cousin to forget Laura?
36984	And we wo n''t have to break up our little home, will we?
36984	And what are these facts?
36984	And what could you have done?
36984	And what did I say when you scolded me?
36984	And what did Mrs. Wright do when she knew that you had gone for the coroner?
36984	And what did the robber do?
36984	And what did you do, grandmother?
36984	And what do I get?
36984	And what do you say to the banshee?
36984	And what does it say?
36984	And what else?
36984	And what happened myself the fair day of Esserkelly, the time I was passing your door?
36984	And what happened?
36984	And what is the vodka for?
36984	And what is this?
36984	And what shall I do there when I have spent the ten roubles?
36984	And what was the motive of the crime?
36984	And what''ave ye said to Bill?
36984	And what''r_ you_ doin''here?
36984	And when we talk about Knut you wo n''t say"So- o"any more?
36984	And when will you drive the Russians out of there?
36984	And where is your army?
36984	And who could blame her?
36984	And who says the contrary?
36984	And why do n''t you go?
36984	And why should n''t I like it?
36984	And why should you use Mr. Rosenbloom''s money?
36984	And why was that?
36984	And yet thou wilt not go?
36984	And yet, for all their worries, what would we do without the ladies?
36984	And you ask me to forgive you?
36984	And you believe in me, eh?
36984	And you believe that that is n''t so?
36984	And you ca n''t raise the money?
36984	And you did n''t bring away my own eels, I suppose, I was after spearing in the Turlough?
36984	And you learned to imitate my handwriting?
36984	And you mean--?
36984	And you never see him in the street?
36984	And you never told me anything?
36984	And you promise me not to worry meanwhile?
36984	And you think that because you are a romantic creature that you can insult me without being punished?
36984	And you too, my friend-- what is your name?
36984	And you without e''er a man in the house?
36984	And you''ll kiss and be friends?
36984	And you''re bothering me with them now?
36984	And you''re not even_ ashamed_ of it?
36984	And you, Mr. Hammer?
36984	And you, grandpop?
36984	And you, madame?
36984	And you?
36984	And your mother?
36984	And, Finley, you wo n''t forget_ me_, will you?...
36984	And-- and a half hour later you were sipping hot brandy in the Schwanhausen castle?
36984	And-- what else?
36984	Anna, I will send Maddalena to help you with your luggage?
36984	Anne, where are you?
36984	Answered it?
36984	Any objection?
36984	Any reason why he should sprawl?
36984	Any wonder that this is what became of you?
36984	Anyhow, what difference does it make?
36984	Anything the matter, sir?
36984	Are all these your children?
36984	Are all those my cards too?
36984	Are n''t you a little too optimistic?
36984	Are n''t you deluding yourself?
36984	Are n''t you glad to be here with me?
36984	Are n''t you glad to see your father?
36984	Are n''t you going home?
36984	Are n''t you going to cover the boy before you let them enter?
36984	Are n''t you going to smoke?
36984	Are n''t you lonely since Kruger died?
36984	Are n''t you making a mistake?
36984	Are n''t you rather"rushing"me?
36984	Are n''t you satisfied?
36984	Are these for the Shrove Tuesday play?
36984	Are they being carried out?
36984	Are they going to use them?
36984	Are they happy together?
36984	Are things just as you left them yesterday?
36984	Are we any better off, with everybody treating us as though we were living together to prove a principle?
36984	Are you Madame le Bargy?
36984	Are you a bachelor?
36984	Are you a convict, a felon, Sasha?
36984	Are you a newcomer?
36984	Are you a prophet as well as a scholar?
36984	Are you a rabbi or a poor blind tailor-- yes?
36984	Are you able to make out the words?
36984	Are you afraid of me?
36984	Are you afraid of me?
36984	Are you afraid?
36984	Are you afraid?
36984	Are you afraid?
36984	Are you beginning all over again?
36984	Are you calmer now?
36984	Are you gittin''plumb loco drivin''out so late in autymobiles?
36984	Are you glad I spoke to you?
36984	Are you going away again?
36984	Are you going to kill me?
36984	Are you going to start that again?
36984	Are you going to talk stuck up again, Helms?
36984	Are you going?
36984	Are you gone?
36984	Are you ill?
36984	Are you leaving me so soon?
36984	Are you lowerin''the boats?
36984	Are you mad, Boy, mad?
36984	Are you making yourself ready to come?
36984	Are you married?
36984	Are you not afraid of him?
36984	Are you not afraid to go out?
36984	Are you not angry now?
36984	Are you not considered one of the foremost men of letters in America?
36984	Are you not the only writer who has successfully portrayed the emotional side of American life?
36984	Are you quite comfortable, grandma dear?
36984	Are you ready for the question?
36984	Are you ready, Bolling?
36984	Are you ready?
36984	Are you so certain about it?
36984	Are you so certain, old man, that you wo n''t be able to paint any more, that you wo n''t have any relapse?
36984	Are you so sure of it?
36984	Are you sorry?
36984	Are you speaking in earnest?
36984	Are you starting on that again now?
36984	Are you still angry?
36984	Are you sure I am an honest man?
36984	Are you sure it is to me you should tell it?
36984	Are you sure that you would recognize him?
36984	Are you sure-- I do my best?
36984	Are you sure?
36984	Are you surprised at it?
36984	Are you talking to me, Señora?
36984	Are you there?
36984	Are you to blame for it?
36984	Are you unwell?
36984	Are you_ really_ safe, Florrie?
36984	Arrayed in innocence, what touch of grace Reveals the scion of a courtly race?
36984	Art thou dreaming, my child?
36984	As I understood them from Berman''s letter?
36984	As a matter of fact, what were you afraid of?
36984	Ashamed of being in love?
36984	Ashamed of it?
36984	Aside from that, what motive could I have had for dragging you into it?
36984	Assume the hypothesis, would n''t you leave me in that case?
36984	Astéryi walks to and fro smoking a cigarette._] Will you not have your game of patience as usual?
36984	At last?
36984	At the Club?
36984	At what time does the train leave from Poggio?
36984	At your age?
36984	Atalanta looks at Benvenuta wonderingly._] The vinedresser''s baby-- did you ever hold him in your arms?
36984	Aunt Harriet, tell me why these dead old men mean so much to you?
36984	Baroness de Meauville?
36984	Be ye hungry, Timmie?
36984	Be ye shure, Timmie?
36984	Because he was one of those who are kings?
36984	Because he''s a postal inspector?
36984	Because she knows that you have read-- did I not tell you?
36984	Because the wife of a friend-- who at the same time happens to be your wife-- has been intimate with you?
36984	Because what?
36984	Before I went away?
36984	Being you, how can I judge as I?
36984	Believe?
36984	Benvenuta remains, waiting patiently for a word from the Abbess._] Well, my little sister?
36984	Benvenuta stands still in an attitude of deep humility._] Well, little Sister?
36984	Better?
36984	Between us?
36984	Blindly?
36984	Blood transfusion?
36984	Bolling too?
36984	Boss, will you have me taken off at once or wo n''t you?
36984	Both of us?
36984	Both of us?
36984	Both of us?
36984	Bound to what?
36984	Bryant 4253?
36984	Bryant 4253?
36984	Burn it?
36984	But I do n''t see.... You''re not wearing...?
36984	But I never said she was the only one, did I?
36984	But I''m not... how shall I put it?
36984	But a sudden thought strikes him._] What name did you give?
36984	But after...?
36984	But afterwards you developed her intellect and educated her, did n''t you?
36984	But ai n''t they workin''in the store?
36984	But are n''t we living together so as to have more freedom?
36984	But are you sure it will do any good?
36984	But ca n''t I improvise a little?
36984	But do n''t they ask ye in to get warm whin ye''ve maybe come so far?
36984	But do tell me, grandma, did that story really happen in that way?
36984	But do you know why you''ve got the worst of it in this struggle?
36984	But do you think she ever remembers that she has to thank me really for her proficiency?
36984	But fifteen days ago?
36984	But from where do they all come?
36984	But have you seen the monument?
36984	But he ca n''t be a rabbi now, can he?
36984	But he is n''t taking anything now, is he?
36984	But he was n''t a bad fellow, was he?
36984	But how about us, Louise?
36984	But how can I love what no longer exists?
36984	But how could he know anything about it?
36984	But how could you help perceiving that he was something more than indifference to you?
36984	But how do I know this is n''t a trick To water your sheep, and get the laugh on me?
36984	But how has little brother been passing the time, when his little dove had flown away?
36984	But how yuh goin''--?
36984	But how yuh goin''t''stop her?
36984	But how?
36984	But if I see him tremble, Mr. Sud, would n''t I ask him if he had a chill?
36984	But if I want it?
36984	But in the hottest weather-- maybe-- some Septembers-- even so late yet-- ain''t it, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	But in this house?
36984	But just allow me to ask, who is true and faithful in love?
36984	But might he not appear in an interlude?
36984	But need there be any quarrels?
36984	But nobody knows it except you and me-- don''t you see?
36984	But perhaps I had rather-- Will he fall soon, Mr. Policeman?
36984	But she does from everybody else?
36984	But she must have had one, or why should she have a cage?
36984	But stop-- how did it all happen?
36984	But suppose another man came along with all the qualities that you want in a man?
36984	But suppose he is the one who kills you?
36984	But surely he has not heard it already?
36984	But tell me, how was it that she was n''t able to succeed in educating the other man-- in educating him into being really modern?
36984	But that other fellow, that Casalonga-- what does he want?
36984	But then everybody believes that we''re utterly, almost stupidly in love with one another, what can you expect?
36984	But there is a curious dark mark in the center of his forehead-- or is it a round, dark hole?_] LON[_ petulantly_].
36984	But this here-- what is it?
36984	But this is pure cannibalism, is n''t it?
36984	But this notion of running and telling the first person who happens along.... What a position does it leave me in?
36984	But what I have been figuring out, is this-- so long as you believe that you can go on working after you leave here, it''s all right, is n''t it?
36984	But what about?
36984	But what attitude ought I to assume?
36984	But what can I do if I have n''t it?
36984	But what can I do when I have n''t the money?
36984	But what can I do?
36984	But what did Inkwell do?
36984	But what did we care?
36984	But what did you say, Anna?
36984	But what do you suppose went with it?
36984	But what hospital?
36984	But what is it you want me to do for you, Joe?
36984	But what is the use of talking nonsense?
36984	But what of this sort of existence?
36984	But what of us?
36984	But what was I to do?
36984	But what will people say, friend Zurita?
36984	But when is he going to fall?
36984	But where can Juanito be?
36984	But who''ll take a egg out o''somebody''s ear?
36984	But why are you so excited?
36984	But why did he allow her to go this far?
36984	But why did you say you did?
36984	But why did you want to?
36984	But why do n''t you save him?
36984	But why do you call this a terrible tragedy?
36984	But why do you come now?
36984	But why do you harp on that subject just now?
36984	But why is it locked?
36984	But why must she pound him so hard?
36984	But why not?
36984	But why should I have to do it?
36984	But why should n''t you live longer than she, since you are younger?
36984	But why?
36984	But will Anna be ready?
36984	But will you listen to him?
36984	But wo n''t you tell me?
36984	But would n''t they be afeard o''this great city, an''would they iver find us here?
36984	But you are not angry with me, are you?
36984	But you are not sorry?
36984	But you ca n''t love two people at the same time?
36984	But you do, do n''t you, David?
36984	But you have n''t shown them to any one?
36984	But you loved Berman all the time, did n''t you?
36984	But you wo n''t be here to- morrow, will you?
36984	But your future?
36984	But, Juanito, what delayed you so?
36984	But, grandmother, is it not wonderful at seventy and seventy- five to love so beautifully and purely as you and grandfather have loved?
36984	But, if she be dead, Wherefore these garlands?-- Or does he think she will come back, alive?
36984	But_ ought_ I to be sitting here with you?
36984	But_ ought_ you to waste your time like that?
36984	But_ ought_ you...?
36984	By the by, did n''t that make you at all jealous?
36984	By the way, has anything been moved?
36984	By the way, how did you know I was back?
36984	By the way, what are you doing to- night?
36984	By what right do you criticize my actions?
36984	CORP. Is that true?
36984	Ca n''t I fetch you somethin''?
36984	Ca n''t I see the missus, jest for a minute?
36984	Ca n''t I tell my story in my own way?
36984	Ca n''t bear what, Annie?
36984	Ca n''t stop-- where''s the kids?
36984	Ca n''t we remain here?
36984	Ca n''t you get a drink?
36984	Ca n''t you give me any better reply than that?
36984	Ca n''t you hear''em laughin''and sneerin''--Tibbots n''Harris n''Simms and the rest-- and all o''Homeport makin''fun o''me?
36984	Ca n''t you make up your minds?
36984	Ca n''t you realize that?
36984	Ca n''t you say that you are about to go away on a trip and that you can not see her?
36984	Ca n''t you see he''s a born preacher?
36984	Ca n''t you see that?
36984	Ca n''t you stand my looking at you?
36984	Ca n''t you talk about anything else?
36984	Ca n''t you trust me?
36984	Cain''t I take a thimbleful now''n then without all this jawin''?
36984	Cain''t thee answer?
36984	Cain''t you stay where you was put-- with a heap o''rocks on top o''ye?
36984	Call that honest?
36984	Can I borrow the paper, too?
36984	Can I help it if they are heavy?
36984	Can I speak to Mr. Fenton?
36984	Can Sparta ask less of her King?
36984	Can a man''s trusting his wife make him ridiculous?
36984	Can it be possible that you read without requiring any?
36984	Can it be that it is over?
36984	Can it be true, Anne, that you do care?
36984	Can it soon be taught?
36984	Can they go in?
36984	Can this wild beast be Praskóvya''s son?
36984	Can you believe that I have felt that way too?
36984	Can you bind him when you find him; Prithee, where?
36984	Can you explain to me why it is that you''re so jealous, and at the same time so sure of yourself?
36984	Can you fall or ca n''t you?
36984	Can you let me have some soda water?
36984	Can you not guess?
36984	Can you play of this[_ Mockingly to First Chinese._] For us?
36984	Can you play?
36984	Can you realize how dreadful that is, Aleck?
36984	Can you realize how dreadful that is, children?
36984	Can you take my picture?
36984	Can you tell that to Sparta?
36984	Can you trust her not to talk?
36984	Can you?
36984	Can your theories survive a test?
36984	Certain?
36984	Charles, I wo n''t stand this?
36984	Charles, do I have to stand here and be insulted?
36984	Charles, why do n''t you do something?
36984	Children, who wants a cigarette?
36984	Coaxingly._] Goin''t''take me t''Horseman''s t''night f''r lobster?
36984	Collars and ties?
36984	Come over-- wh''ar?
36984	Come, what''s all this?
36984	Comin'', sir?
36984	Cool is the night, what needs it?
36984	Corydon is seated on the ground, tossing the confetti up into the air and catching it._] Hello, what''s that you''ve got there, Corydon?
36984	Corydon, come to the wall a minute, will you?
36984	Could I love Maurice and see him stay behind?
36984	Could I really want him to save his body for me when thousands were giving theirs for France?
36984	Could I see her, do you think?
36984	Could Olga have gathered from them that you were not indifferently disposed toward him?
36984	Could he even answer me?
36984	Could n''t we cover her just a little?
36984	Could n''t you tell?
36984	Could n''t you_ cut_ his lines?
36984	Could there be aught but love between us after all these years?
36984	Could they have been stolen?
36984	Could you give me a large book to work on?
36984	Curt, why have you asked me if the forest incident happened that way?
36984	Curt-- are not you going with the others?
36984	D''y''really wanta know w''at I think?
36984	D''y''think I''m goin''t''stay in this house t''be talked to like that?
36984	D''ye mind the nights she''s been out like an old shepherd wi''t''sheep?
36984	D''ye mind the nights when she was but a lile''un an''we found''er out in the dawn sleepin''snug again the side o''a fat ewe?
36984	D''ye think I''ve not been tore in two wi''wantin''to close my eyes an''walk like others into it an''never think what is to come?
36984	D''ye think I''ve not seed t''soft, gentle things that are given to other women, an''not envied them?
36984	D''you know what I was doin''when you came in?
36984	D''you know, I think you must be getting old, Or fat, or something,--stupid, anyway!-- Ca n''t you put on some other kind of collar?
36984	D''you really think he''s crazy?
36984	D''you think I''m as mean as that?
36984	D''you think I''ve not seen their ugly looks and the grudgin''way they worked?
36984	D''you want anything, Annie?
36984	Dance, forsooth-- to what music, sister?
36984	Dance?
36984	Daughter, dear, do you know anything about the papers in the safe?
36984	Daughter, dear, do you know anything about the papers in the safe?
36984	Daughter, dear-- do you know anything about the papers in the safe?
36984	Dead-- old-- men--?
36984	Death is surely not so much worse than life?
36984	Delivery?--I wonder-- will it be delivery?
36984	Diane, do you think that I loved my son?
36984	Did I ever reproach you, moralize, lecture?
36984	Did I say that-- possibly?
36984	Did Inkwell really take them?
36984	Did ever one hear such stuff?
36984	Did he ever speak of it?
36984	Did he make that up, do you suppose?
36984	Did it ever occur to you that there may be no later on?
36984	Did my husband make it up for you?
36984	Did n''t David and Julius and Benny live without a baby- carriage?
36984	Did n''t I give it all into your hand?
36984	Did n''t I have you taken off at night?
36984	Did n''t I know it?
36984	Did n''t I say it was a prophecy?
36984	Did n''t I say so?
36984	Did n''t it ever occur to you that a thief might drop in on you some night?
36984	Did n''t she leave him twenty years ago?
36984	Did n''t she say what her errand was?
36984	Did n''t you have a mind of your own when you were nineteen?
36984	Did n''t you hear what I said?
36984	Did n''t you once write that"When marriage comes in at the door, freedom flies out at the window"?
36984	Did n''t you say you had read all my books?
36984	Did n''t you tell her that?
36984	Did n''t you think of what she would be like, did n''t you plan her, did n''t you pray that she might be fine and great and beautiful?
36984	Did n''t you?
36984	Did n''t you?
36984	Did not my messenger come the other day?
36984	Did our David or Julius or Benny ever have such a baby- carriage?
36984	Did she have little children?
36984	Did she really?
36984	Did she say?
36984	Did the doctor say that Joe is worse?
36984	Did the maid let you in?
36984	Did thee guess it at all, I wonder?
36984	Did y''see her?
36984	Did ye ever hear of a man who was n''t crazy do the things he does?
36984	Did ye hear any talk in the fo''c''s''tle?
36984	Did ye hear how bad the dipthery is?
36984	Did ye hear''bout Jim Kelly drinkin''again?
36984	Did ye hear''bout the Beckers?
36984	Did you call me?
36984	Did you catch the subtlety of that line?
36984	Did you ever play the piano?
36984	Did you ever see anything equal of it?
36984	Did you ever see those verses?
36984	Did you expect to have a private room all to yourself?
36984	Did you find it indiscreet of me?
36984	Did you get a good start with the scandal?
36984	Did you get a squint at his hands?
36984	Did you get the thread of gold?
36984	Did you have a good time, then?
36984	Did you hear him call me Clara?
36984	Did you hear him?
36984	Did you hear it?
36984	Did you hear that, Eudosia?
36984	Did you hear, Aleck?
36984	Did you hear?
36984	Did you hear?
36984	Did you know John Wright, Mrs. Peters?
36984	Did you not leave me without a word?
36984	Did you often quarrel with your sister?
36984	Did you part friends?
36984	Did you read the"personal notes"?
36984	Did you say he is going to fall soon?
36984	Did you say wine?
36984	Did you see it?
36984	Did you see the advance notices in the paper this morning, Jack-- saying the Pot- Boiler is sold out three weeks in advance?
36984	Did you understand it that way, too?
36984	Did you want to see Florence?
36984	Did you want to see Madame le Bargy?
36984	Did you, sir?
36984	Did you-- love him-- so much?
36984	Didst thou not read the warning on the scroll?
36984	Do I love her?
36984	Do I?
36984	Do me the favor, Mrs. Rooney-- you should speak to me first before you give it to Mrs. Cohen-- yes?
36984	Do n''t they niver give ye nothin''to ate at the gran''houses when ye''d be takin''the roses?
36984	Do n''t y''see I''m readin''?
36984	Do n''t you dare?
36984	Do n''t you ever long to come back to us, to the old home where you were born?
36984	Do n''t you ever think of us?
36984	Do n''t you fast enough every day?
36984	Do n''t you hear I am going?
36984	Do n''t you hear the flutter of wings?
36984	Do n''t you know how old you are, sir?
36984	Do n''t you know it yourself, Mr. Strickland?
36984	Do n''t you know me?
36984	Do n''t you know that he is bound?
36984	Do n''t you know that it means death for any man to enter the apartments of the Queen?
36984	Do n''t you like being told you look jolly?
36984	Do n''t you love cuckoos?
36984	Do n''t you miss us all, just the least little bit?
36984	Do n''t you pay the rent this afternoon to the agent?
36984	Do n''t you recognize me?
36984	Do n''t you regret running off with... him... and spreading sorrow in our hearts?
36984	Do n''t you remember?
36984	Do n''t you remember?
36984	Do n''t you see that it is impossible to submit to such an indignity?
36984	Do n''t you see that it is necessary that she have your help in order to support my presence?
36984	Do n''t you see that it is utterly impossible?
36984	Do n''t you see that''s what they are waiting for?
36984	Do n''t you see what we''ve done?
36984	Do n''t you see?
36984	Do n''t you think I''m very beautiful and wise?
36984	Do n''t you think it is an improvement?
36984	Do n''t you think it is too late even now?
36984	Do n''t you understand?
36984	Do n''t you understand?
36984	Do n''t you understand?
36984	Do n''t you want to?
36984	Do n''t you?
36984	Do n''t you?
36984	Do n''t you?
36984	Do n''t you?
36984	Do people often come by the side door?
36984	Do you believe one marries a woman because she is virtuous?
36984	Do you believe that he will pass this way?
36984	Do you believe that?
36984	Do you catch it?
36984	Do you expect Aunt Harriet to live as long as you do?
36984	Do you expect me to stay here until the Second Advent?
36984	Do you forget that you''re my husband?
36984	Do you forget that you''re my wife?
36984	Do you hear that?
36984	Do you hear what he says?
36984	Do you hear what he says?
36984	Do you hear, ladies and gentlemen?
36984	Do you hear?
36984	Do you hear?
36984	Do you hunt?
36984	Do you intend to listen to me or not?
36984	Do you know I''m jealous of your future wife?
36984	Do you know how a woman is constituted?
36984	Do you know the lady?
36984	Do you know the man?
36984	Do you know what I have noticed, Krakau?
36984	Do you know what I mean?
36984	Do you know what I suspect?
36984	Do you know what I thought of when the idea of a woman for Maurice came into my mind?
36984	Do you know what all this illusive quality, this sphinx- like mystery, this profundity in your wife''s temperament all really comes to?
36984	Do you know what that means?
36984	Do you know what the maid told me?
36984	Do you know what you are, then?
36984	Do you know where your husband is?
36984	Do you know who I am, and of what family in the world?
36984	Do you know, I do n''t even know your Christian name yet?
36984	Do you know, I think it would have been just as well not to have had any nudes?
36984	Do you know-- I''m going to tell you the whole story-- do you know how the thing seems to me now?
36984	Do you like Wedgewood?
36984	Do you like it?
36984	Do you mean it?
36984	Do you mean that she is not clear in her mind?
36984	Do you mean that''s my temperament?
36984	Do you mean that''s my temperament?
36984	Do you mean to say I''m not justified?
36984	Do you mean to say I''m not religious?
36984	Do you mean to say that scamp Casalonga has any letters?
36984	Do you mean to say you''ve been in love with girls before?
36984	Do you mean to tell me it''s genuine if it is n''t stolen?
36984	Do you mean, by all that, that you''ve written my books?
36984	Do you mean-- Maurice?
36984	Do you mind if I call you Margie?
36984	Do you mind?
36984	Do you mind?
36984	Do you never think about yourself?
36984	Do you never think of him?
36984	Do you never wish to be free either?
36984	Do you not know?
36984	Do you not see that I am odious to her?
36984	Do you not see that he is a slave?
36984	Do you not see the eikons?
36984	Do you not understand, Astéryi Ivanovitch?
36984	Do you not want to drink tea?
36984	Do you object to going out with me?
36984	Do you pay taxes?
36984	Do you perhaps want to insult grandma?
36984	Do you promise surely?
36984	Do you promise?
36984	Do you realize it?
36984	Do you realize that the premature death of your husband will be the subject of all the speakers?
36984	Do you realize the enormity of it?
36984	Do you realize what this day means to all of us?
36984	Do you really think that?
36984	Do you remember Casalonga?
36984	Do you remember Hamlet?
36984	Do you remember how Madame tried to get him to swim?
36984	Do you remember how beautiful his voice was?
36984	Do you remember how we met for the first time?
36984	Do you remember how we used to tease him?
36984	Do you remember that window?
36984	Do you remember the little tree you planted once?
36984	Do you remember what happened to Adam Harbee?
36984	Do you remember what they said?
36984	Do you require anything more of me?
36984	Do you see how her nervousness and her few words at once suggest that there is a link between Mrs. Pencil and Inkwell?
36984	Do you see now that you were wrong?
36984	Do you see the cannon all trained?
36984	Do you see the foe around you?
36984	Do you see who is coming?
36984	Do you sneeze?
36984	Do you stand here and sanction this nonsense?
36984	Do you still keep on using the fig leaves, even though they''re a trifle withered-- you do n''t use any term of endearment?
36984	Do you still love him?
36984	Do you still remember finding out my special colors?
36984	Do you suggest it would be possible for one of us women to get herself liked by other women?
36984	Do you suppose Caroline would mix up with a couple of swine like that?
36984	Do you suppose that I will fight with this rascal, with the first knave who happens along?
36984	Do you suppose that I will submit meekly to such an indignity?
36984	Do you suppose that all a person gets out of this remarkable occasion is a good dinner?
36984	Do you talk this way always?
36984	Do you think I am afraid of you?
36984	Do you think I am going to break my neck for your measly ten dollars?
36984	Do you think I came for that purpose?
36984	Do you think I enjoy spending my time with a dunce?
36984	Do you think I should like to give him that satisfaction, that I should like to make his prophecy come true?
36984	Do you think I write lines to be cut?
36984	Do you think I''d be willing to enter into a flirtation with a strange woman, if I did n''t want to keep on living with you?
36984	Do you think because you have big fists and a steer''s neck that I am afraid of you?
36984	Do you think he would have remained a saint all this time if he had lived?
36984	Do you think it is possible to forget a thing which has made so deep an impression on one''s life?
36984	Do you think she blames herself?
36984	Do you think she did it?
36984	Do you think so, Tsumu?
36984	Do you think so?
36984	Do you think so?
36984	Do you think so?
36984	Do you think that either Espinosa or the mayor are of a caliber to deserve statues?
36984	Do you understand?
36984	Do you understand?
36984	Do you understand?
36984	Do you use a shoe brush as a handkerchief?
36984	Do you want to have proofs?
36984	Do you want to hear how well?
36984	Do you want to see what Mrs. Peters is going to take in?
36984	Do you want, then, to be your wife''s inferior?
36984	Do you wish it so?
36984	Do you wish that I speak to her?
36984	Do you wish to retire for a few minutes and commit to memory?
36984	Do you, Charles?
36984	Do you?
36984	Do?
36984	Does Joe see himself building houses in Heaven?
36984	Does Madame le Bargy live here?
36984	Does Olga know of your feelings toward Berman?
36984	Does any one else call you Eve?
36984	Does he hear?
36984	Does he live here?
36984	Does it contribute to your greater serenity?
36984	Does it even mean a baby- carriage what costs five dollars?
36984	Does it ever come out?
36984	Does it matter?
36984	Does it take pictures?
36984	Does n''t Mr. Sud know his own plot?
36984	Does n''t it thrill your spine?
36984	Does n''t your heart yearn to see the little flowers that have sprouted on its branches?
36984	Does n''t your maid know what you have?
36984	Does she now?
36984	Does that mean you like me?
36984	Does that pay wages to a cutter?
36984	Does this happen very often?
36984	Does your father still refuse to arbitrate?
36984	Does_ Rosch Hoschana_ mean a roast goose by us?
36984	Dogs, where are you running?...
36984	Don''choo like''em?
36984	Don''choo want''nuther choclick, Jim?
36984	Done with him?
36984	Dost thou not know that thy mother is on her death- bed?
36984	Dost thou not see sadness and anxiety in the Master''s face?
36984	Dost thou persist?
36984	Drink from wise men?
36984	Eh...?
36984	Eh?
36984	Eh?
36984	Eh?
36984	Eh?
36984	Eh?
36984	Eh?
36984	Eh?
36984	Elsie de Wolfe?
36984	Enemies, then?
36984	Er you referrin''to me?
36984	Evelyn?
36984	Even?
36984	Ever seen the first husband?
36984	Ever since mother died and you and I came here to live?
36984	Ever think of it that way, Mrs. Peters?
36984	Every one without exception?
36984	Exactly as you told it?
36984	Excuse me, Mr. Paolo, is it true what they say in the village?
36984	Excuse the question, but is your wife really as deep as all that?
36984	F''give y''?
36984	FLORIO Has all the brightness fallen from her eyes, The glory and the wonder from her face?
36984	FLORIO Has she come?
36984	FLORIO Have you no pride, my Lady Violante?
36984	FLORIO Have you the table heaped with delicacies In the green space by the fountain- shaken pool?
36984	FLORIO Remember that young nobleman who died For love of you?...
36984	FLORIO Shriveled woman?
36984	FLORIO Why have you come again?
36984	FLORIO[_ calling from within_] Who is it speaks without?
36984	FLORIO[_ from within, after a brief space_] Who is it calls me?
36984	Fair play?
36984	Fairies''eyes be used to darkness, but can they see where it is black night in one corner an''a blaze o''light in another?
36984	Fallin''?
36984	Fifthly, have you coveted your neighbor''s ass, his ox, his slave, his wife?
36984	Fight?
36984	Find out myself?
36984	Florencio?
36984	Florrie-- d''you remember that time... the first time you let me hold your hand?
36984	Follow Love and find his guerdon In no maiden whatsoever?
36984	For all time...?
36984	For goodness''sake, where are you looking?
36984	For how long?
36984	For me?
36984	For ten dollars?
36984	For what other way is there for a girl to get free, than by getting the so- called husband to act as cover?
36984	For what?
36984	For whom are you waiting?
36984	For whose benefit am I doing this?
36984	For why?
36984	Forgive me like I forgive you?
36984	Forgive?
36984	Fourthly, have you blasphemed?
36984	Frank''s fire did n''t do much up there, did it?
36984	From Siberia?
36984	From jade?
36984	From the pure youths on the steamer, eh?
36984	From where?
36984	From which pocket does it come?
36984	Fur what?
36984	Gambling, too?
36984	Gentleman''s agreement?
36984	Gentlemen, did you hear?
36984	Get wise to my own family?
36984	Gietel?
36984	Girls are funny things, are n''t they?
36984	Glad and glad?
36984	Go away?
36984	Go on... say it... what else?
36984	Go?
36984	God of Israel, shall I go blind because you would have a baby- carriage for our unborn son?
36984	God of Love,-- How can He be God of Love if He dries up the stream of thy heart and blinds thy reason as the clouds blind the eyes of the Sun?
36984	Going already?
36984	Good God, what''s this?
36984	Good ones?
36984	Good- day, little brother; how have you been getting on?
36984	Got a pass?
36984	Got any terbaccer, Doc?
36984	Got matches?
36984	Got the hump, mate?
36984	Granddad gave it to her when they were sweethearts, did n''t he, Clara?
36984	Grandma?
36984	Grandmother again?
36984	Had n''t I better straighten up a bit before your guests come?
36984	Had n''t you better go until... for a while?
36984	Has Indra judged me and found me free of error?
36984	Has he been here long?
36984	Has he been that way all the time?
36984	Has he got bees in his bonnet again?
36984	Has he no passport then?
36984	Has he not been too blind to see that your soul outshines your beauty?
36984	Has her hair turned white?
36984	Has it taught you to love your husband?
36984	Has it?
36984	Has madam consumed those?
36984	Has my mother any money?
36984	Has my mother any money?
36984	Has n''t he hit the mark?
36984	Has n''t that ever happened to you?
36984	Has n''t your wife got just one weak point?
36984	Has no one entered your house since you have been here?
36984	Has she been this way for a long time?
36984	Has she had a fainting spell?
36984	Has she, Jim?
36984	Has that man the audacity to present himself in my house?
36984	Has the Queen summoned me?
36984	Has the man become serious for once in his life?
36984	Has the sea a soul?
36984	Has there been no clergyman here yet?
36984	Has your grandson been here yet?
36984	Hast thou no craving less remote than this?
36984	Hath it not been said in the scriptures that thy parents are thy God?
36984	Have I been so long your slave that I no longer know your wish?
36984	Have I ever raised my hand against you two in all these years?
36984	Have I lied?
36984	Have I made myself clear?
36984	Have I said anything to hurt you?
36984	Have I?
36984	Have I?--and did you use to love him in those days?
36984	Have a cigarette?
36984	Have n''t the years taught you the cheapness of revenge?
36984	Have n''t they seen your letters come week by week, and your presents?
36984	Have n''t we anything you want?
36984	Have n''t we heard enough of this?
36984	Have n''t you any brains of your own?
36984	Have n''t you ever wondered why it was never open?
36984	Have n''t you got a grain of feeling left?
36984	Have n''t you got a skeleton in the cupboard, old chap, which you hide even from yourself?
36984	Have n''t you got some old wedding gifts?
36984	Have n''t you read to- day''s paper?
36984	Have the priests gone yet, Juanito?
36984	Have they gone, Juanito?
36984	Have they shut me up with a maniac?
36984	Have we the right to say to them how they shall lay the bricks in the foundation for their next life?
36984	Have you any bonbons with you?
36984	Have you any children?
36984	Have you any one to fight me?
36984	Have you anybody to take care of you, seeing that you are so helpless yourself?
36984	Have you been reading this paper while I was out?
36984	Have you been speaking to Joe about-- Heaven?
36984	Have you brought it, dear?
36984	Have you brought peppermints with you?
36984	Have you changed your mind, Mr. Ivory?
36984	Have you decided to accept my proposition?
36984	Have you done?
36984	Have you ever heard the poignant breathing of the stars?
36984	Have you ever listened to the sapphire soul of the sea?
36984	Have you ever smelt the powdery mists of the sun?
36984	Have you ever visited that city?
36984	Have you ever_ known_ anybody of that name?
36984	Have you finished your meditation?
36984	Have you forgotten me, Astéryi Ivanovitch?
36984	Have you forgotten so soon the oaths you took?
36984	Have you forgotten the cuckoo?
36984	Have you forgotten the oath pledged of old, with Ulysses and Agamemnon?
36984	Have you forgotten?
36984	Have you found out?
36984	Have you given her soul a chance to grow?
36984	Have you gone stark out of your mind?
36984	Have you got by any chance some new yarns?
36984	Have you got her photograph?
36984	Have you had a lady visitor?
36984	Have you had one minute of happiness in your whole life?
36984	Have you heard about father''s appointment?
36984	Have you known even how to suspect?
36984	Have you known how to see when it was right that you should see?
36984	Have you lost all that money?
36984	Have you no appreciation?
36984	Have you noticed How steadily, yet with what a slanting eye They graze?
36984	Have you noticed that he spends more time than he used to in the library?
36984	Have you noticed the condition of her nails?
36984	Have you plenty of money?
36984	Have you seen her?
36984	Have you seen him again?
36984	Have you shown this to any one?
36984	Have you spirits of ammonia?
36984	Have you the money ready?
36984	Have you the same play ready for the movies?
36984	Have you thought of that?
36984	Have you two been quarreling?
36984	Have you your own towels by you?
36984	Have you?
36984	Have you?
36984	Have''e a cane?
36984	Have''e?
36984	He bore me off to Rome.... FLORIO You loved me, then?
36984	He did?
36984	He died.... Do you not understand?
36984	He holds his cloak about his brow._] FLORIO Where is Olivia?
36984	He inspects the box, trying to decide whether he can pry open its lock._][_ The voice of an old, infirm man in the adjoining room_]: Seth?
36984	He is-- he is-- VIOLANTE Not smitten by the Plague?
36984	He looks a good deal like you just the same.... Do n''t you want to borrow this for a few days?
36984	He looks about the room, dazed by the light, and fixes his attention on Astéryi._] Who are you?
36984	He loves you so much?
36984	He murdered no one?
36984	He rises, goes to the door, opens it._] Who''s there?
36984	He should take it in a little on the shoulders, Mr. Rosenbloom?
36984	He wears glasses with very thick lenses._] Where are the children?
36984	He went of his own free will?
36984	He''s left his last will an''testament?
36984	He''s the villain, is n''t he?
36984	Heaven knows I do not lack the will to rid myself of this painted puppet, but where is the instrument ready to my hand?
36984	Hello, Miss Carey, how are you?
36984	Hello, what are you doing, Thyrsis?
36984	Hello, what''s this, for God''s sake?--What''s the matter?
36984	Her father?
36984	Her voice is low, even, and-- what is the adjective?
36984	Here?
36984	Heve a smoke, Lon?
36984	Hey?
36984	Hey?
36984	Hm.--Is that your last word?
36984	Ho, so you''ve changed your mind?--It''s different, Is n''t it, when you want a drink yourself?
36984	Hot for September, is n''t it?
36984	How about Reggie?
36984	How about a run down to Coney?
36984	How about the movies?
36984	How about the townfolks?
36984	How about this evening?
36984	How about this?
36984	How am I going to fight with this man?
36984	How am I looking at you then?
36984	How am I to profit by the transaction?
36984	How are we ever going to fight over it?
36984	How can I be joyful at the news if you tell it so sadly?
36984	How can I be sure?
36984	How can I go on?
36984	How can I know now?
36984	How can I learn it?
36984	How can I learn the first principles?
36984	How can I stop this man from talking?
36984	How can I take your picture if you are sitting on my camera?
36984	How can I think of supper at such a moment?
36984	How can any one_ want_ to die?
36984	How can he be sad,--he who has risen above joy and sorrow, pleasure and pain, hate and love?
36984	How can he get a drink?
36984	How can it be hateful to be married if it''s splendid to be in love?
36984	How can it be interpreted otherwise?
36984	How can it hurt him?
36984	How can she?
36984	How can the newspaper know the plot before the playwright does?
36984	How can we build when you do n''t give us any lines?
36984	How can you ask?
36984	How can you be sure of that at all?
36984	How can you be?
36984	How can you dare?
36984	How can you give me them?
36984	How can you say that I have never loved?
36984	How can you say that?
36984	How can you say that?
36984	How can you tell me that-- that I did n''t love him?
36984	How can you think of such a thing?
36984	How could I figger on this ice?
36984	How could I help it if I was n''t able to paint any more?
36984	How could I use that money?
36984	How could a woman know then what she really wanted?
36984	How could he explain what he did n''t understand himself?
36984	How could he suspect?
36984	How could he tell you of what was a mystery to him?
36984	How could it be helped?
36984	How could you?
36984	How could_ that_ be?
36984	How d''y''mean?
36984	How dare you say so?
36984	How dare you speak to me like that?
36984	How dare you speak to me so?
36984	How dare you?
36984	How did he come to inspire such love in every one who came near him?
36984	How did he get up there?
36984	How did he know?
36984	How did it manifest itself-- that disease, I mean?
36984	How did she seem to feel about your coming?
36984	How did you come to do such a thing?
36984	How did you find out?
36984	How did you get into this position?
36984	How did you know that?
36984	How did you like the after- dinner speeches?
36984	How did you manage to know it?
36984	How did you manage to know that?
36984	How did you say she was, Nanette?
36984	How do I know?
36984	How do you account for that?
36984	How do you account, then, for his conduct?
36984	How do you know there''s anything wrong?
36984	How do you know these things?
36984	How do you mean, Nanette?
36984	How do you mean-- queer?
36984	How do you mean?
36984	How do you propose to take it?
36984	How do you want one to speak with you?
36984	How far will''e go i''price?
36984	How fur did yer say it wuz?
36984	How fur is it?
36984	How fur is it?
36984	How have you come back from the grave-- you who were dead and buried these twenty years and more?
36984	How have you learnt my name?
36984	How have you risen from the dead?
36984	How is Larsen''s brain fever getting along?
36984	How is Madame?
36984	How is it that I have lost my faith in the future, in the future of our unfortunate land?"
36984	How is little Madge?
36984	How is that, Gietel?
36984	How is your throat, Helms?
36984	How it pleases you, eh?
36984	How long ago?
36984	How long did you know Maurice?
36984	How long have you been here?
36984	How long have you been here?
36984	How long have you been home?
36984	How long was he with you?
36984	How long would it take us to reach home-- if we started now?
36984	How long y''been home?
36984	How many children have you?
36984	How many lumps?
36984	How many times must I tell you that my name is Menelaus and that it is n''t"Moo Moo"?
36984	How much do you want?
36984	How much for these, Solly?
36984	How much money have you got there-- Gietel?
36984	How much money have you saved up for the house on Sasha''s tomb?
36984	How much will you bet?
36984	How much you ask for that carriage, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	How much?
36984	How often have I asked you not to refer to me as the mistress?
36984	How old are you, Mr. Buffe?
36984	How old are you, my boy?
36984	How old are you?
36984	How old are you?
36984	How old?
36984	How shall I have the face to present myself to- morrow before the monument?
36984	How should I know?
36984	How should I not know?
36984	How should I want to know?
36984	How should his eyes get better when he gives them no chance?
36984	How soon do you suppose they''ll be through, looking for the evidence?
36984	How soon will they be ready?
36984	How wan and pale do moon- kissed roses grow-- Does thou not fear my kisses, Pierrot?
36984	How was I going to know the porter would chase him away?
36984	How will I find you in Chicago?
36984	How will that end it?
36984	How will they bring you back to consciousness when he falls?
36984	How would she do?
36984	How would you like that?
36984	How yer goin''ter git it?
36984	How''bout_ my_ rights''n pleasures?
36984	How''d I know there was n''t no money in th''bank?
36984	How''ll the shepherds find their way without the sthar to guide thim?
36984	How''ll we git there?
36984	How''s that?
36984	How''s your mother-- and little Ruth?
36984	How-- different?
36984	How-- what were you saying-- about a woman?
36984	How?
36984	How?
36984	How?
36984	Huh?
36984	I am so ignorant-- but what is this?
36984	I angry with you?
36984	I ask you that, Solly?
36984	I ask you, Solly?
36984	I ask you-- have we the right to tear down the building they designed when they were here before?
36984	I asked you what your cue was?
36984	I bade her wait without.... Florio, could it be true you loved this woman?
36984	I been always first whalin''skipper out o''Homeport, and-- don''t you see my meanin'', Annie?
36984	I been lookin''for you, Florrie.--Where you been?
36984	I beg your pardon, what do you know about these things anyway?
36984	I beg your pardon?
36984	I ca n''t hear?
36984	I ca n''t turn back now, you see that, do n''t you?
36984	I can not hear?
36984	I can not_ live_ with.... How do you like this gown?
36984	I hate it from the first.... How did it start?
36984	I have killed a man and you embrace me for that?
36984	I hope that he has left you a nice way of living?
36984	I hope you brought it with you, Paquita?
36984	I loved him-- do you hear?
36984	I must go?
36984	I only need to see such a romantic creature from the distance to get so angry that I have cramps in the calves?
36984	I really believe you''re beginning to have sympathy-- for him?
36984	I repeat the question, have I to pay the interest or not?
36984	I s''pose you heard of it?
36984	I said,"How do, Mrs. Wright, it''s cold, ai n''t it?"
36984	I say, when you work now, does the great joy of creation come over you?
36984	I send my David or Julius with them, Mr. Rosenbloom?
36984	I should be delighted to act as one of your seconds, with our good friend here-- what is your name?
36984	I suppose you do n''t think that she''d be able to love more than once?
36984	I suppose you made the reservation in my own name?
36984	I suppose you still intend to be present?
36984	I take my roast goose now-- then I sure get it.... How much you charge Mr. Rosenbloom for this[_ points to the suit_], Solly?
36984	I tell you something and immediately I think should I tell her?
36984	I thought I made it plain to you that my manager will return from town and then you will get your money?
36984	I thought of Harry and the team outside, so I said a little sharp:"Ca n''t I see John?"
36984	I thought the stage went through to Hollow Eye to- night?
36984	I trust that we do not intrude?
36984	I walked from there to here-- then I says,"Why, what did he die of?"
36984	I wanted to be with you, David, do n''t you see?
36984	I warn you not to sell so much as one copy?
36984	I was in the neighborhood looking at some real estate-- Hello, Inkwell-- how''s the strike?
36984	I wo n''t let him see me, and then I''ll run straight away?
36984	I wo n''t tie him so hard-- you understand?
36984	I wonder if it has a bitter taste?
36984	I wonder if she was goin''to quilt it or just knot it?
36984	I wonder they to give you leave to come ask am I living yet or dead?
36984	I wonder what happened to it?
36984	I wonder where my maid is?
36984	I wonder whether that has ever occurred to you?
36984	I wonder why I used to be so glad?
36984	I wrote that?
36984	I''d much prefer Making the little song you spoke of making, About the lamb, you know, that thought himself A shepherd!--what do you say?
36984	I''ll buy the dictionary and now[_ sweetly_] wo n''t you tell me your name?
36984	I''m not asking you about a stable, I''m asking you whether I have to pay that interest to- morrow or not?
36984	I''m to walk to t''church o''Tom''s arm...?
36984	I, the father of a family?
36984	I-- madam?
36984	I?
36984	I?
36984	I?
36984	I?
36984	I?
36984	I?
36984	I?
36984	I?
36984	I?
36984	I?
36984	I?
36984	I??
36984	I??
36984	I???
36984	I???
36984	I???
36984	I??????
36984	I??????
36984	I??????
36984	I??????
36984	I??????
36984	I??????
36984	I???????
36984	I???????
36984	I???????
36984	I???????
36984	I???????
36984	I???????
36984	I???????
36984	If I am not Andrea''s father, who is?
36984	If I gave in to Jane Ann entirely, where the devil do''e think I should be at all?
36984	If I must set you a penance, what would you have it be?
36984	If a musician can transpose music by sight, ca n''t you do the same to dialogue?
36984	If he had any doubts about me-- about us-- why did n''t he say so?
36984	If he had, then what would be the use of being in paradise?
36984	If he is alive, where is he?
36984	If he riveted you to him so strongly that you could n''t be parted from him, then of course you''d give me up?
36984	If he should die?
36984	If it is good?
36984	If it is true?
36984	If one hides them well even from oneself?
36984	If only we could show them to--[_ She glances toward the Sacristy closet, stops, and goes on._] Sister Rosalba, can you make them dance?
36984	If the man is n''t able to drive her very blood to her head, how can he possibly enjoy the pretty spectacle?
36984	If they ca n''t see him how are they going to know him?
36984	If you art born of us, thou canst not have a heart of stone?
36984	If you had the wish o''yer heart for yer Christmas dinner an''a good fairy to set it all afore ye?
36984	If you treat all your enemies so well-- what must you do for your friends?
36984	If you''re at the Bar, why are you down here instead of up in London working?
36984	If your present union should end, and some day your soul needs-- some one?
36984	In any circumstances it was not even eleven when you were safely out of danger?
36984	In exchange, eh?
36984	In heaven''s name?
36984	In here?
36984	In me?
36984	In order not to think of the past, you resort to drink?
36984	In sculpture?
36984	In short, then, it was half- past ten?
36984	In that voice of coming back to familiar things._] Wonder how they are finding things upstairs?
36984	In the first place, have you killed?
36984	In town?
36984	In what light do we appear at this time?
36984	In which pocket, Mr. Rosenbloom?
36984	In which pocket, Mr. Rosenbloom?
36984	Indeed?
36984	Ingenious, was n''t it?
36984	Interested, but why are you interested?
36984	Is Madame very ill?
36984	Is Praskóvya Petróvna not at home?
36984	Is Praskóvya Petróvna not at home?
36984	Is Praskóvya not at home?
36984	Is anything then impossible simply because you ca n''t understand it?
36984	Is he as prudish as all that?
36984	Is he gone?
36984	Is he in there?
36984	Is he jealous, then?
36984	Is he just as much of a fool as ever?
36984	Is he long in his abiding Anywhere?
36984	Is he so?
36984	Is he so?--or is he-- very beautiful?
36984	Is he still living?
36984	Is he tied?
36984	Is he too such As dare not walk abroad nor breathe the air Lest he should drink infection?
36984	Is it all right?
36984	Is it any wonder she was bored?
36984	Is it difficult?
36984	Is it folly, Is it mirth, or melancholy?
36984	Is it for me to know also, Mother?
36984	Is it for this that ye come to me to- day?
36984	Is it from the gospels, or a saint''s story?
36984	Is it in here?
36984	Is it like the portrait you painted?
36984	Is it meant to be his little wife?
36984	Is it my hat, Or is n''t it?
36984	Is it necessary?
36984	Is it possible?
36984	Is it queer in the head you are grown asking me to bring in a stranger off the road?
36984	Is it sitting up by the hearth you are wishful to be, Michael Miskell, with cold in the shoulders and with speckled shins?
36984	Is it so painful that you have found them?
36984	Is it the light in your eyes, mister?
36984	Is it too much to hope that you might be still and happy?
36984	Is it true?
36984	Is it true?
36984	Is it true?
36984	Is it wishful for my death you are?
36984	Is love all schooling, with no time to play?
36984	Is n''t he jolly?
36984	Is n''t heliotrope in rhythm with the faint reflection of passion?
36984	Is n''t it a case of six of one and half- a- dozen of the other?
36984	Is n''t it a glorious day?
36984	Is n''t it better now that I am away from home?
36984	Is n''t it natural for me to think of Knut''s welfare?
36984	Is n''t it nice to talk about him like this... calm and friendly?...
36984	Is n''t it queer?...
36984	Is n''t it so, ladies and gentlemen?
36984	Is n''t it time we were going?
36984	Is n''t it true?
36984	Is n''t it?
36984	Is n''t she apt to have knowledge of the ancient race?
36984	Is n''t that enough?
36984	Is n''t that enough?
36984	Is n''t that funny?
36984	Is n''t the morning sun on your side?
36984	Is n''t their future at stake?
36984	Is n''t there any sawdust or sand about?
36984	Is n''t there something else That people eat?--some humble vegetable, That grows in the ground?
36984	Is n''t your father going to join us?
36984	Is nobody''s private life to be secure?
36984	Is not Penelope, the model wife of your cousin Ulysses, an exception?
36984	Is not the Queen--?
36984	Is not this park like a paradise?
36984	Is not this the very essence of humility?
36984	Is she as charming, as good- looking, as striking as ever?
36984	Is she asleep?
36984	Is she here?...
36984	Is she ill?
36984	Is she in her room?
36984	Is she pretty?
36984	Is she trying to yank it out of his chest?
36984	Is she...?
36984	Is she...?
36984	Is that all right?
36984	Is that all you have?
36984	Is that any way fer a wife to act?
36984	Is that man here?
36984	Is that much to ask?
36984	Is that not so then, Astéryi Ivanovitch?
36984	Is that now a suit of clothes you have brought with you?
36984	Is that really so?
36984	Is that so?
36984	Is that so?
36984	Is that the effect the music has upon him?
36984	Is that the page, Paquita?
36984	Is that the tone?
36984	Is that what is called convulsions, papa?
36984	Is that what the Germans are going to teach us-- to be machines like themselves?
36984	Is that what you are saying now?
36984	Is that what you''re driving at?
36984	Is that you, Anna?
36984	Is that you, Anna?
36984	Is that your daughter, lady?
36984	Is the Reverend Father coming?
36984	Is the author in town?
36984	Is the café yours?
36984	Is the doctor coming again?
36984	Is the name familiar to you?
36984	Is there a cat?
36984	Is there anything wrong?
36984	Is there anything you wish, madam?
36984	Is there no oracle, no voice to speak, Interpreting to me the word I seek?
36984	Is there no priest here, no devoted maid?
36984	Is there no spring?
36984	Is there no spring?
36984	Is there no way, Varvára?
36984	Is there, indeed?
36984	Is this Thursday?
36984	Is this a civilized country in which we live?
36984	Is this my scene, or not?
36984	Is this painful?
36984	Is this some trick to catch me?
36984	Is this the spirit in which my advances are received?
36984	Is your hearing perfectly clear?
36984	Is your work interesting?
36984	It brings good luck then?
36984	It gains by repetition, does n''t it?
36984	It is Wednesday, If you must know.... Is this my artichoke, Or yours?
36984	It is Wednesday, If you must know.... Is this my artichoke, Or yours?
36984	It is n''t port wine, is it?
36984	It is n''t the first time you''ve made the same stupid remark.... Do you mean to insinuate that he is n''t my grandson?
36984	It is sure though-- but are you listening?
36984	It looks rather well, does n''t it?
36984	It reminds one of the anecdote:"How could your Majesty say that?"
36984	It was about the vinedresser''s baby in your father''s garden?
36984	It was on the twenty- fifth of August we were married, David, was n''t it?
36984	It was quite simple, do n''t you remember?
36984	It was the west wind, I suppose, that devoured my green cabbage?
36984	It was then that you lost your way?
36984	It wo n''t hurt you, will it?
36984	It would, would n''t it?
36984	It''ll all be over by this time to- morrow night, and that''s a great stand by, is n''t it?
36984	It''s absurd to quarrel on such a fine day, is n''t it?
36984	It''s perfectly revolting, is n''t it?
36984	It''s the midnight train for Chicago, is n''t it?
36984	It''s-- it''s foolish-- isn''t it?
36984	It''s-- not as if I really_ knew_ you, is it?
36984	Jack-- hello!--where''d_ you_ come from?
36984	Jaw, I suppose?
36984	Jewels?--And where did you ever get them?
36984	Jim-- ever get a piece runnin''in yer head so y''ca n''t get it out?
36984	Jimmie!--Where is Mary?
36984	Jimmie, you remember Hamlet?
36984	Joe looks up in alarm._] Who is that coming?
36984	Joe, what are you looking for?
36984	Joys above, Are there many, or not any?
36984	Just empty talk, eh?
36984	Just look at it?
36984	Just now in that chair?
36984	Just what sort of a chap do you think I am?
36984	Katie, dear, can you realize it?
36984	Keeney''s voice is full of mockery._] You''s found out it ai n''t safe to mutiny on this ship, ai n''t you?
36984	Keeney''s voice trembles._] Do n''t you know me, Annie?
36984	Keep us all up here after our time is worked out till the last man of us is starved to death or frozen?
36984	Kickapoo?
36984	Killed?
36984	Know the Pierponts?
36984	Knut behaved very nicely, did n''t he?
36984	LIZZIA Even if she die they are to bring her hither.... VIOLANTE Hither?
36984	LIZZIA Have you no fear of God?
36984	LIZZIA What you have said were true ten days ago-- Do I not know him, Lady?...
36984	LIZZIA You would not stay?
36984	LIZZIA[_ reëntering_] You have not gone, my Lady Violante?
36984	LUT''ER[_ with a wan smile that memory illuminates._] An''who''ll play the pianny?
36984	La, what a woman!--How should I know?
36984	Ladies and gentlemen, a lost soul wishes to make its peace with God--[_He shouts._] My son, do n''t you wish to make your peace with God?
36984	Later on?
36984	Laura Lorente?
36984	Lavished it, is it?
36984	Let him call me his own dear little sweetheart, and I''ll get red all over before him, shall I?
36984	Let me see-- what was her name?
36984	Let the poor chap criticize, ca n''t you?
36984	Like that?
36984	Like this?
36984	Like this?
36984	Like what?
36984	Like what?
36984	Like_ what_?
36984	Listen?
36984	Little Sister, when I forgave you your fault, did you doubt my wisdom?
36984	Lon?
36984	Lonesome profession, is n''t it, old man?
36984	Looking into her face._] D''you think you_ could_ forgive me?
36984	Lord, what have I done to deserve it?
36984	Love you?
36984	Lydia, have you no religion?
36984	Ma?
36984	Madam never weeps or is sad?
36984	Madam, dear, dear Madam, what is it?
36984	Madame and I were talking only yesterday of his garden-- did we ever tell you of the garden he had when he was a boy?
36984	Mademoiselle-- are you-- Nanette?
36984	Many?
36984	Maricela?
36984	Mary, can you realize it?
36984	Mary, have ye gone clane to slape?
36984	Master?
36984	May I ask why?
36984	May I ask you a question?
36984	May I at least sit down?
36984	May I have a cigarette, too?
36984	May I have just what I like?
36984	May I know your name?
36984	May I open these?
36984	May I see what you''re doing?
36984	May I see your crown?
36984	May I see?
36984	May I sit down here for a moment?
36984	May I suggest something, sir?
36984	May I?
36984	May he come in?
36984	May one ask why?
36984	May we come in?
36984	Maybe you could rip out the sleeves from Mr. Rosenbloom''s coat?
36984	Me?
36984	Me?
36984	Me?
36984	Me?
36984	Me?
36984	Me?
36984	Merciful heavens, can this be she?"
36984	Michael Miskell is it?
36984	Might I ask how she pretended to educate you?
36984	Might n''t I speak with her for a moment?
36984	Miss Rivers, what''s the matter?
36984	Miss Segal, why is it that during all the time that I have boarded with you I have made no declaration of love, that I have never proposed marriage?
36984	Miss Segal, will you permit me to see Berman''s letter?
36984	Miss... may I have a word with you?
36984	Mocks Fanny''s tone._] What''s up?
36984	Money?
36984	Money?
36984	Monsieur Robert, why did you act in that way just now?
36984	Mother is n''t ill?
36984	Mother, ca n''t you find something for him to eat?
36984	Mother, could ye get me a cup o''wather?
36984	Mr. De Brandeis?
36984	Mr. Fenton, would you mind doing me a favor?
36984	Mr. Slocum, did you ever hear o''me pointin''s''uth for home with only a measly four hundred barrel of ile in the hold?
36984	Mr. Strickland?
36984	Mr. Wouldby, is it getting over?
36984	Mrs. Abbey, have you worked for many people living together, like Mr. Pendleton and myself?
36984	Mrs. Pencil, may I introduce Mr. Inkwell--[_Inkwell and Mrs. Pencil bow slightly._] Will you have a dish of tea?
36984	Mrs. Peters?
36984	Must I be even plainer?
36984	Must n''t I?
36984	Must one be forever singing lamentations?
36984	Must she pound him?
36984	Must you pay all that?
36984	Must you rattle those pieces like that?
36984	Must you see her?
36984	Mutiny?
36984	My God, is this true?
36984	My darling child, are you alive?
36984	My daughter...?
36984	My dear!--Where are your arms?
36984	My dear, How many fingers have you?
36984	My dear-- my dear little Great One, can you hear my voice through the door?
36984	My dear-- what is it?
36984	My last question: What message do you wish to leave for your fellow citizens before you depart for the better world?
36984	My money in the bank?
36984	My soul is empty, desolate... as if an abyss had opened before me.... What have I now in life for?
36984	My telegrams?!?
36984	My telegrams?!?
36984	Myself?
36984	Nanette, when he was little, when he was a boy growing up, did you never think of me?
36984	Nanette, will you believe it, that I suffer actually with every man in the trenches?
36984	Need any help?
36984	Need we?
36984	Never condemned?
36984	Never different?
36984	Never heard it attributed to anybody?
36984	Never once in all your travels?
36984	Never?
36984	Nice?
36984	Nine ridges, is it?
36984	No longer engaged?
36984	No one has seen these things,--have they?
36984	No supper?
36984	No tomb- house?
36984	No, Señora, I will come to this, if you do not object?
36984	No, how can I?
36984	No, really?
36984	No, really?
36984	No, really?
36984	No, really?
36984	No, sir?
36984	No?
36984	No?
36984	No?
36984	No?
36984	No?
36984	No?
36984	No?
36984	No?
36984	No?
36984	No?
36984	No?
36984	Nobody else will know?
36984	Nobody throws his money in the street, but you ca n''t get along without spending money, can you?
36984	Nobody to visit you?
36984	Nobody?
36984	Nonsense, dear, what can happen?
36984	Nor ever felt his lips soft and moist against your cheek, nor his fingers warm on your neck?
36984	Not bad, eh?
36984	Not come to reason yet?
36984	Not dead?
36984	Not even me?
36984	Not for anything could I keep what is not my own-- I tell you, Solly....[_ Pleadingly._] But just to keep it for a few hours, maybe?
36984	Not me?
36984	Not that I am referring to the Nuñez family.... How do you suppose those ladies enliven their Wednesday evenings?
36984	Not the least bit-- the Christians say it''s Providence that guides our actions, others call it Fate, are n''t we quite guiltless?
36984	Not thus?
36984	Not_ know_ me?
36984	Nothing?
36984	Now do you know?
36984	Now he wants to steal my view of the street, too?
36984	Now he was there.... What should I do?
36984	Now if he''ll let me choose-- Isn''t there a joker in it somewhere?
36984	Now in the matter of the relics and vestments?
36984	Now is this to the point?
36984	Now tell me why you are so over- filled with joy?
36984	Now tell me, what am I to do?
36984	Now you may rest easy-- Oh, God, what do I see?
36984	Now, grannie, what would ye be sayin''?
36984	Now, have you anything to say?
36984	Now, just what would I take?
36984	Now, sir, tell me what you expect to be paid for this performance?
36984	Now, there''s your line of"what is it?"
36984	Number thirteen?
36984	OLIVIA Command that woman hence; She is the source and cause of all our ill. FLORIO What does this mean?
36984	OLIVIA So he had faith I would not die?
36984	OLIVIA What test?
36984	OLIVIA Yea, I am she-- but where is Florio?
36984	OLIVIA[_ astonished_] And shrink to hate?
36984	OLIVIA[_ to Lizzia_] Would he not love me still if it were true?
36984	Obviously?
36984	Of the author?
36984	Of what crime have you been guilty?
36984	Of what?
36984	Of whom?
36984	Oh, I am, am I?
36984	Oh, are you going to look at the portulaca?
36984	Oh, had n''t you?
36984	Oh, he was a father of that sort, was he?
36984	Oh, is n''t Madam here?
36984	Oh, my poor child, what is it?
36984	Oh, that is beautiful-- I mean, what did you tell him?
36984	Oh, that''s it, is it?
36984	Oh, to be sure, you''ve given a fine lot, have n''t you?
36984	Oh, what are you doing, Mrs. Hale?
36984	Oh, what must I do?
36984	Oh, yes.... How do I know this is n''t a trick To get upon my land?
36984	Oh, you recognize me, eh?
36984	Oh, you showed them to Jane, too?
36984	Oh, you''re not used to it, eh?
36984	Oh, you''ve got a brother, eh?
36984	Oh,''tis you, is it?
36984	Oh-- father-- and I can save you?
36984	Oh-- who''s hurt?
36984	Oh... down by Market Wharf?
36984	Oil?
36984	Old luster?
36984	Old master, I suppose?
36984	Olivia starts forward to go to Florio._] VIOLANTE[_ to Olivia_] Do you flinch now?
36984	On my desk?
36984	On what better thing could money be spent?
36984	Once?
36984	Only you wo n''t say things to me like that again, will you?
36984	Or Summensen?
36984	Or are you another thief?
36984	Or do they sometimes quarrel?
36984	Or do you think I''m joking?
36984	Or for the Cuffes from Claregalway?
36984	Or letting me help you, perhaps?
36984	Or push my head into a stone wall?
36984	Order?
36984	Ought I let him in?
36984	Over what?
36984	PAOLO[_ putting his two hands on Mario''s shoulders and facing him._] To run away-- do you understand?
36984	Pa ai n''t gone an''left it t''yuh?
36984	Pa''s dyin''fur sure?
36984	Painful?
36984	Painful?
36984	Painted anything pretty?
36984	Perhaps we are to live in a trinity, are we?
36984	Perhaps you will allow me to help you?
36984	Permit me to ask what right you have to insult me?
36984	Peters shakes her head._] You did n''t know-- her?
36984	Picture, eh?
36984	Pierrot, do n''t you love Me now?
36984	Please tell me that you have ordered the strikers to come to father''s terms?
36984	Plenty of fresh linen?
36984	Policeman, did n''t he confess and make his peace with heaven?
36984	Policemen, did you hear?
36984	Policemen, did you hear?
36984	Policemen, do you hear?
36984	Policemen, have you taken every measure?
36984	Pommy, do you still love me as much as you did?
36984	Pommy, why do you stoop so?
36984	Pommy?
36984	Poor Gustav, can you forgive me, can you?
36984	Practically proposed?
36984	Praskóvya''s son?
36984	Pretty, is n''t it?
36984	Prick my finger?
36984	Prideful over not sitting with the novices this night, eh?
36984	Prithee where, Goes Love a- hiding?
36984	Promised?
36984	Queer, ai n''t it?
36984	Questionable means?
36984	Quite epigrammatic, eh?
36984	Quite right, we must part-- but before that, we''ll say good- by to each other, wo n''t we?
36984	Quite so-- but all the rest?
36984	Quite; but why did she marry him?
36984	Ranchin''?
36984	Re- a- lly?
36984	Re- a- lly?
36984	Re- a- lly?
36984	Re- a- lly?
36984	Read it, or shall I read it to you?
36984	Really, he''s serious, is he, quite serious?
36984	Really?
36984	Really?
36984	Really?
36984	Really?
36984	Really?
36984	Recaredo Casalonga?
36984	Reckon''t wuz common ker''sene?
36984	Reconciliation?
36984	Reggie''s in love with you, is n''t he?
36984	Reggie?
36984	Reggie?
36984	Ridiculous?
36984	Rooney looks through the window at a man turning in from the street._] Is it himself coming home?
36984	Rooney pushes the money away._] And so you sell that fine baby- carriage.... That carriage holds my Benny, too, maybe?
36984	Rooney turns to the door._] Must you go so quick, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	Ruler, will you have a smoke with me in the orangerie?
36984	Sand''s hot on yer bare naked feet, ai n''t it?
36984	Sasha?
36984	Say, Clara, where is that old picture of Cousin Paul?
36984	Say, boy, you''re here again?
36984	Say, got a date for to- morrow evening?
36984	Say, have you any idea of what you have done?
36984	Say, is it very bad up there?
36984	Say, what are you talking about?
36984	Say, what''s this?
36984	Say, you''ll tell me your name, wo n''t you?
36984	Say-- an inch?
36984	Secondly, have you stolen?
36984	Secret?
36984	See here, are you trying to blackmail me?
36984	See the new cap on her?
36984	See?
36984	See?
36984	See?
36984	See?
36984	See?
36984	See?
36984	See?
36984	Seen a ghost, Joey, my dear, or is it Kezia come to her senses at last, think you?
36984	Seen this case often, I suppose?
36984	Serious?
36984	Seth is regarding the box intently._] PA. Seth?
36984	Seven years?
36984	Shall I ask them to come in?
36984	Shall I bring the torches, too?
36984	Shall I call Sister Grimana?
36984	Shall I call the guards?
36984	Shall I drive them away?
36984	Shall I dry them for you?
36984	Shall I go back?
36984	Shall I go on?
36984	Shall I guess?
36984	Shall I order the boiling oil?
36984	Shall I outlive the bitter winter?
36984	Shall I prepare the samovar?
36984	Shall I run away from my creditors in a balloon?
36984	Shall I wake up the First and Fourth, sir?
36984	Shall we go back to the library?
36984	Shall we go hand in hand to meet eternity?
36984	Shall we hear more?
36984	Shall we make it unanimous, Clara?
36984	Shall we say twenty minutes?
36984	Shall we starve the children on Rosch Hoschana?
36984	Shanta, where is Shanta?
36984	Share him?
36984	She asked of her own accord, without you saying anything?
36984	She be set on it?
36984	She changes the subject hastily._] W''at''s a news down town?
36984	She composes herself and puts her hands on her aunt''s shoulders._] Where is the key to the piano?
36984	She does not know, then, that you have read?
36984	She follows the look and instinctively puts her hand to the ring._] Trust you?
36984	She gives you a baby- carriage?
36984	She grabs his arm and turns him around to face her-- intensely._] And I''ve always been a good wife to you, have n''t I, David?
36984	She has confided nothing to you, nor to Grimana?
36984	She has done this for me, for me, do you understand?
36984	She has n''t it on hand?
36984	She has no friends to love?
36984	She has relatives, I suppose?
36984	She is n''t listening at the door, is she?
36984	She never loved me?
36984	She said so?
36984	She that''as not been further than''er garden- gate these ten years?
36984	She then speaks petulantly._] What would ye be thinkin''?
36984	She told it to him-- do you understand?
36984	She was going to-- what is it you call it, ladies?
36984	She wo n''t see me?
36984	She would n''t be able to remember?
36984	She would n''t know me?
36984	She''s an independent character, is she?
36984	Shepherds?
36984	Should I fast and give our David and Julius and Benny a shadow-- maybe-- for a little sister?...
36984	Should n''t we make sure to buy this baby- carriage?
36984	Should you give away such a basket, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	Sir, why do n''t you leave when you are ordered?
36984	Sister Benvenuta, did I hear you call for me, or wish for me to come?
36984	Sister Rosalba?
36984	Sisters, is this the solemn judgment I bespoke on these trinkets?
36984	Sit down, wo n''t ye?
36984	So I have never had your love, eh?
36984	So I''ve been a devil, eh?
36984	So he has had his way at last and desecrated the statue of our poor brother with the figures of those naked women?
36984	So he was a saint, was he, that son of hers?
36984	So he was a sinner after all?
36984	So now Anna is disposed to go?
36984	So she took me fer a friend that''d croaked, eh?
36984	So soon?
36984	So that''s the way you understand it, too?
36984	So the little brother wants to mystify me a bit, does he?
36984	So they think that?
36984	So this is what it comes to then?
36984	So this scamp Casalonga is here, is he?
36984	So you and your wife did n''t have quite identical views?
36984	So you are not going to pay immediately?
36984	So you ca n''t pay?
36984	So you chose the girl?
36984	So you have been all the way to St. Pantaléimon''s in the Marsh?
36984	So you really like me?
36984	So you think there are few honest men?
36984	So you were afraid?
36984	So you wo n''t tell me if we go to- morrow?
36984	So you would give your life for a glimpse of the Queen?
36984	So, you''ll really come?
36984	So-- e?
36984	So-- o?
36984	So?
36984	So?
36984	So?
36984	So_ you_ have troubles?
36984	Society?
36984	Solly leben, did I keep it back-- the five dollars?
36984	Some suggestion?
36984	Something personal?
36984	Soon?
36984	Spending so much money?
36984	Spiridón has been here?
36984	Spoiled, sir?
36984	St. Petersburg?
36984	Standin''still?
36984	Stevens?
36984	Still, if I really_ ought n''t_ to be here.... Do_ you_ think I ought n''t to be here?
36984	Still-- do you know what I shall do?
36984	Stock?
36984	Stolen?
36984	Strange, is n''t it?
36984	Such a tragedy is unfolding itself right before your very eyes-- and you-- What are you making such big eyes for again?
36984	Suddenly a voice sounded,--"_who is crying here?_"the voice seemed to be near-- the footsteps were audible--"who''s crying here?"
36984	Suddenly a voice sounded,--"_who is crying here?_"the voice seemed to be near-- the footsteps were audible--"who''s crying here?"
36984	Suits me to a"T."How about you, my dear?
36984	Sulking again, are you?
36984	Suppose Anna and I go meanwhile?
36984	Suppose I told you that there once_ was_ an Alfred Stevens?
36984	Suppose he drops farther?
36984	Supposing I try to find out?
36984	Sure enough?
36984	Sure you are n''t a lawyer?
36984	Sure, take it with you.... And lend me your chess men, will you?
36984	Suspecting themselves...."They are struggling to overcome their guilty passion, but how long will they continue to struggle?
36984	Suspiciously._] W''at y''askin''all these questions f''r, anyways?
36984	Swindling?
36984	THE NEIGHBOR[_ without paying any attention to the Old Woman, but entirely addressing the woman on the bed._] How''s yer cough?
36984	Tactless of me, but how could I guess?
36984	Taking a step or two toward Mix._] Did you see her face?
36984	Tell me about your father?
36984	Tell me first how it came about that she did marry you, and whether she married you or you her?
36984	Tell me whether you like me?
36984	Tell me, Benvenuta, when you were in the world, did you ever see mothers and babies-- tiny babies-- not old at all?
36984	Tell me, Louise: does he love you, and do you love him?
36984	Tell me, how does a woman manage so that she is admired by her husband for full fifty years, as you are by grandfather?
36984	Tell me, now, did n''t you ever feel jealous of him, of the survival of his memory in your own self?
36984	Tell me, what ought I to wear?
36984	Tell me, what was it like?
36984	Tell me-- and if she loved him?
36984	Than with you?
36984	That I might borrow another''s eye so as to see you as you really were, not as you appeared to me?
36984	That last is not so extraordinary-- do you know anything about transfusion?
36984	That last one got you... eh?
36984	That soft white kitten?
36984	That was the old Count?
36984	That we were engaged?
36984	That would be August, the latter part of August, would n''t it?
36984	That''s a little hard on Charles, is n''t it?
36984	That''s because you know very well that I am designated for the place of honor-- tell me now when-- and where?
36984	That''s exactly what I did, do you understand?
36984	That''s it, is it?
36984	That''s it, is it?
36984	The Abbess turns to the Sister Sacristan._] What have you there?
36984	The Queen?
36984	The Thief walks into their midst._] Who is there?
36984	The Toro?
36984	The best lute player among the lay sisters is ill. You can play from notes?
36984	The coat is of what color?
36984	The coat is to be like the coat on the second figure to the left from the center of the picture?
36984	The doctor did n''t make your eyes no better, Solly?
36984	The earnest- money?
36984	The face again?
36984	The fellow is waiting?
36984	The flowers--?
36984	The girl''s father?
36984	The hospital doctor?
36984	The last time, what?
36984	The lute- playing comes in well at last, does it?
36984	The man, perhaps?
36984	The money?
36984	The more admirable eh?
36984	The motive?
36984	The name is Stevens.... Oh, you have one reserved in that name already?
36984	The office?
36984	The old longing re- awoke in my bosom but I told myself that one of my years had no right to expect happiness and love?
36984	The pants?
36984	The pay''s not bad?
36984	The play is really more important than the players-- isn''t it?
36984	The pure youth?
36984	The question is, What do you want me to have?
36984	The question we''ve got to decide and decide very quickly is, What would you like to have me take?
36984	The sight of the beauties or the smell of their stinking flesh?
36984	The sky is clear, the weather is beautiful, and has he to fall and be shattered to death?
36984	The three dimensions?
36984	The toll gatherer just now met me in the road and asked, why are you always worrying, Grigorji Stepanovitch?
36984	The traditional one that it takes to catch the first?
36984	The vodka?
36984	Thekla, have you nothing to reproach yourself with?
36984	Them?
36984	Then I do n''t think you can know much about it, can you?
36984	Then all suspicion on your part was out of the question?
36984	Then give me another stateroom.... What?
36984	Then have I ventured and encountered Love?
36984	Then if that''s so, why are n''t you easy on the subject?
36984	Then if you''re in love, why do n''t you get engaged?
36984	Then perhaps you can explain to me what was the use of all this silence?
36984	Then the story he told us of his meeting with Monsieur Laugier-- that was n''t true?
36984	Then there is something else to follow?
36984	Then thou comest?
36984	Then what became of him?
36984	Then what it comes to is that she has n''t educated me at all?
36984	Then what yuh gettin''so excited''bout?
36984	Then what?
36984	Then where''d we be?
36984	Then why are you so upset, and why do you reproach yourself?
36984	Then why did you allow him to throw himself away?
36984	Then why did you go without even leaving your shadow?
36984	Then why do you complain that the priests have taken your bench?
36984	Then why do you say so-- e like that?
36984	Then why make all this fuss about him?
36984	Then why these secret messages, and the gold thread, and the gardener''s child''s coat to be got by stealth?
36984	Then will you kindly tell me what your cue is?
36984	Then you ai n''t goin''--to turn back?
36984	Then you''re not the new model?
36984	Then, with forced ease._] Taking a train to Chicago?
36984	Then-- are you unwell?
36984	There could n''t possibly be any objection to it, could there?
36984	There is a delicate imitation of a tragic actress in the way she tells her story._] I wonder if I can make you understand?
36984	There was one of my letters in that wallet, was n''t there?
36984	There''s no particular virtue about standing, is there?
36984	There''s nothing else?
36984	There''s this Sheffield tray?
36984	There, you can see for yourself-- well, when and where?
36984	These very letters?
36984	These?
36984	They''re a rotten lot an''who should know et better than me?
36984	Think what?
36984	Think you can be firm and bear up under it?
36984	Thirdly, have you committed adultery?
36984	This Finley?
36984	This all you was to take in?
36984	This evening you come for them?
36984	This lady for Judith?
36984	This shoulder or this one?
36984	This was also natural, was n''t it?
36984	Thou canst not go?
36984	Thou cursest thy birth?
36984	Thou, whom I sought, dear Dryad of the trees, How art thou designate-- art thou Heart''s- Ease?
36984	Though all love''s lessons be a holiday, Yet I will humor thee: what wouldst thou play?
36984	Three an''a half mile.... Will you go, Lut''er?
36984	Three years, did I say?
36984	Through gambling?
36984	Thy life belongs to God?
36984	To Fanny?
36984	To expose your life?
36984	To life?
36984	To mention what?
36984	To no''the''ard?
36984	To speak to me?
36984	To steal your eggs is it?
36984	To stir his tired veins like magic wine, What visitants across his spirit glance, Lying on lilies, while he watch me dance?
36984	To that chair, Nanette?
36984	To the duel?
36984	To trespass on your crops is it?
36984	To what?
36984	To whom?
36984	To_ you_?
36984	Toddy?
36984	Too far above you?
36984	Took any?
36984	Trust you?
36984	Truth is thy witness?
36984	Tryin''t''freeze me out?
36984	Trying to control himself._] Where was this?
36984	Tsumu, are you married?
36984	Twelve hundred-- and for what was my husband indebted to you?
36984	Ugly?
36984	Undress?
36984	Unfair?
36984	Unless?
36984	Until to- morrow then?
36984	Upon whom depends this danger-- from you or from me?
36984	Us?
36984	Used you to pull Reggie''s hair?
36984	VIOLANTE Ah, so you trust that you, with fond deceit, May find some magic way to cozen him?
36984	VIOLANTE Ah, then, there is another?
36984	VIOLANTE And did not you love me?
36984	VIOLANTE And yet you dare not put him to the test?
36984	VIOLANTE Before you came-- whom loved he then?
36984	VIOLANTE Fears he, then, the Plague so?
36984	VIOLANTE Forever?
36984	VIOLANTE I''ll have him forth-- are you ready for the trial?
36984	VIOLANTE Not even for gold?
36984	VIOLANTE Not look upon me?
36984	VIOLANTE Then, it is true?
36984	VIOLANTE When you remove your veil Behind which ugliness that beggars hell Lies hidden-- OLIVIA[_ dazed_] Ugliness?
36984	VIOLANTE Where keeps he, then?
36984	VIOLANTE You have no pity on me?...
36984	VIOLANTE You love another, then?
36984	VIOLANTE[_ flaming_] What new freak of his is this?
36984	VIOLANTE[_ halting and hesitating_] Have you forgotten the first time you saw my face And sent a sonnet to me?...
36984	VIOLANTE[_ indignant_] How?
36984	VIOLANTE[_ mocking_] Ah... in sooth?
36984	VIOLANTE[_ triumphantly, to Olivia_] You heard?
36984	Valdivieso?
36984	Vodka in here?
36984	W''at right they got not t''cash my check?
36984	W''at y''askin''all these questions f''r, anyways?
36984	W''at y''gettin''s''het up about?
36984	W''at y''talkin''''bout?
36984	W''at''s a matter with you?
36984	W''at''s a matter?
36984	W''at''s a use o''takin''it s''hard?
36984	W''at''s bitin''you?
36984	W''atev''r made y''think that?
36984	W''y do n''t y''go out an''dig in th''ditch?
36984	WON''T you sit down, madame?
36984	Wait?
36984	Waiting for Sister Benvenuta, are you?
36984	Want me to help you straighten up?
36984	Want to bet I know how you convinced her?
36984	Was ever she heard to screech or to cry for the Miskells?
36984	Was he wrong, Mr. Strickland?
36984	Was her collar stitched all right, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	Was it Axel?
36984	Was it better I kept silent?
36984	Was it necessary that she tell you this?
36984	Was it necessary to run all over the country?
36984	Was it not so?
36984	Was it of you I''ve been dreaming?
36984	Was it you who begged Mario to come with us?
36984	Was it-- Maurice?
36984	Was my mamma home then?
36984	Was n''t even here?
36984	Was n''t it because I knew that you did n''t love me, and because I wanted your love, not merely your respect?
36984	Was n''t your life with us at home better?
36984	Was she dead?
36984	Was that a footstep?
36984	Was that why you used to quarrel with your sister?
36984	Was the play an awful bore?
36984	Was there no other way?
36984	Was this included in thy comedy?
36984	Wat d''y''say?
36984	Water?--what for?--what do I want of water?
36984	We are all going?
36984	We can be a beautiful example to other people, and show them how to lead the pure natural lives of the later Greeks?
36984	We can share him, ca n''t we?
36984	We did n''t touch that coat, Mr. Rosenbloom-- except Solly looks when I told him what he should do to it-- ain''t it, Solly?
36984	We have come to that?
36984	We reconcile ourselves?
36984	We''re kind of used to one another, are n''t we?
36984	Wednesday.... Will it be Tuesday, then to- morrow, By any chance?
36984	Wednesday.... Will it be Tuesday, then, to- morrow, By any chance?
36984	Well, Annie?
36984	Well, I guess it''s good for the liver, too.... Gimme one, Giz?
36984	Well, I will warn him, though, I fear, too late-- What Pierrot ever has escaped his fate?
36984	Well, Mistress Perverse and Disobedient?
36984	Well, after all, what does that matter?
36984	Well, are n''t we incidently?
36984	Well, are we all to live merely to do our duty?
36984	Well, but what are you going to do?
36984	Well, has he returned yet?
36984	Well, how are your armies getting along?
36984	Well, how''s Padie-- and the children?
36984	Well, if I may take the liberty to ask, who is her father?
36984	Well, if you want it that way, Mr. Lezinsky.... You have the suit ready this evening anyhow?
36984	Well, is n''t he your godson?
36984	Well, ladies, have you decided whether she was going to quilt it or knot it?
36984	Well, say on... what else?...
36984	Well, sir?
36984	Well, so far so good; but what does your husband say on the point?
36984	Well, stop it now, ca n''t you?
36984	Well, this is_ Alfred_ Stevens.... You have it reserved in that name?
36984	Well, w''at''s bitin''_ you_?
36984	Well, well, of what advantage is that?
36984	Well, what about him?
36984	Well, what is it, Miss Ivory?
36984	Well, what is your cue?
36984	Well, what now?
36984	Well, what then?
36984	Well, what''s your name?
36984	Well, why shouldn''I?
36984	Well, you asked me in, did n''t you?
36984	Well, you were going to smoke, were n''t you?
36984	Well, you''ll sit down again anyhow, wo n''t you?
36984	Well, young people, what are we going to do next?
36984	Well,''ast seed un?
36984	Well-- what of it?
36984	Well?
36984	Well?
36984	Well?
36984	Well?
36984	Well?
36984	Well?
36984	Well?
36984	Well?
36984	Were n''t you glad to come?
36984	Were n''t you told that he''s tied to the rock?
36984	Were the others like me?
36984	Were you afraid without old Praskóvya to protect you?
36984	Were you listening?
36984	Were you looking for me?
36984	Were you present when it was taken?
36984	Were you so splendidly off before?
36984	Wh-- at did you say?
36984	Whadda you think this is,--a dress- rehearsal?
36984	What a tragedy?
36984	What a tragedy?
36984	What about Bob Lockwood?
36984	What about William?
36984	What about him when I go back?
36984	What about the noble present?
36984	What about your mother, Louise?
36984	What ails thee, lass?
36984	What ails you?
36984	What am I thinking of?
36984	What am I to undress for?
36984	What am I, then?
36984	What amuses you so?
36984	What are all the pins for?
36984	What are the dogs howling about?
36984	What are the games that small moon- maids enjoy: Or is their time all spent in staid employ?
36984	What are the men goin''to do''bout it?
36984	What are these letters?
36984	What are they about?
36984	What are they?
36984	What are you about?
36984	What are you afraid of?
36984	What are you anyway?
36984	What are you doing now?
36984	What are you doing there?
36984	What are you doing, Lydia?
36984	What are you doing, Señor?
36984	What are you doing?
36984	What are you doing?
36984	What are you doing?
36984	What are you doing?
36984	What are you going to do with a man like this?
36984	What are you going to do with a man who takes it like this?
36984	What are you going to do, Louise?
36984	What are you going to do?
36984	What are you going to do?
36984	What are you going to do?
36984	What are you going to take up then?
36984	What are you going to tell them?
36984	What are you muttering about?
36984	What are you saying, Sir William?
36984	What are you saying?
36984	What are you saying?
36984	What are you saying?
36984	What are you standing back of me for?
36984	What are you talking about?
36984	What are you talking about?
36984	What are you talking about?
36984	What are you telling me this for?
36984	What are you watching?
36984	What be I thinkin''of?
36984	What becomes of social pretensions after that?
36984	What boss?
36984	What brings you here, Spiridón?
36984	What can I do to effect that?
36984	What can I know?
36984	What can I say to her, Nanette, when my own grief finds no comfort?
36984	What can a person say to such a woman?
36984	What can a person say to that?
36984	What can be the cause of it?
36984	What can it be?
36984	What can it be?
36984	What can one say to that?
36984	What can they want with me?
36984	What can time change for us?
36984	What can we do with him?
36984	What can we do?
36984	What can you do with a thing like that?
36984	What can you know of my loss?
36984	What celebratin''?
36984	What costs a cutter?
36984	What could Casalonga tell us anyway?
36984	What could I have done?
36984	What could I say to her?
36984	What could there be in our love for each other that was wrong?
36984	What d''yer say, Lut''er?
36984	What d''yuh want?
36984	What danger is there?
36984	What date is that letter?
36984	What deception?
36984	What did I tell you?
36984	What did he say?
36984	What did he say?
36984	What did she say?
36984	What did she say?
36984	What did she want?
36984	What did you do, grandma?
36984	What did you say about the next time?
36984	What did you say to her, old chap?
36984	What did you say to make her angry?
36984	What did you say?
36984	What did yuh come here fur?
36984	What did''e say to''er?
36984	What do I care what you want?
36984	What do I need of arms?
36984	What do I want?
36984	What do the brick- layers want?
36984	What do the fools want to go home fur now?
36984	What do we next?
36984	What do you always lie so fer?
36984	What do you call it then, coming here after me like this?
36984	What do you know about it?
36984	What do you mean by all this?
36984	What do you mean by coming now and handing the bill for your presents?
36984	What do you mean by saying such things to me?
36984	What do you mean by that?
36984	What do you mean by that?
36984	What do you mean by this cross- examination?
36984	What do you mean, better?
36984	What do you mean-- like this?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you mean?
36984	What do you old friends want to quarrel for?
36984	What do you propose to do with this man?
36984	What do you propose?
36984	What do you say-- what do you mean?
36984	What do you say?
36984	What do you say?
36984	What do you say?
36984	What do you see?
36984	What do you suppose she was so nervous about?
36984	What do you take me for, a fool?
36984	What do you think he will do when he learns that she is gone?
36984	What do you think of that?
36984	What do you think of?
36984	What do you think, friend Zurita?
36984	What do you think?
36984	What do you think?
36984	What do you think?
36984	What do you want up there?
36984	What do you want with me?
36984	What do you want?
36984	What do you want?
36984	What do you want?
36984	What do you want?
36984	What do you wish of me?
36984	What do you wish, Paolo?
36984	What do you wish?
36984	What do you wish?
36984	What doctor?
36984	What does Ruler think?
36984	What does he say?
36984	What does he say?
36984	What does he think?
36984	What does he want with me?
36984	What does it matter?
36984	What does it represent?
36984	What does the Señora wish?
36984	What does the lady wish?
36984	What does"viz"mean?
36984	What else can there be?
36984	What else did he say?
36984	What else did you expect?
36984	What else do you want?
36984	What else have you?
36984	What else is there left for us if they give up, too?
36984	What face?
36984	What feelings are you experiencing?
36984	What flowers?
36984	What for?
36984	What for?
36984	What for?
36984	What fur?
36984	What good should half a dollar do?
36984	What good were there in that?
36984	What good would she be to you?
36984	What had I to tell you?
36984	What had_ you_ to give?
36984	What happened then?...
36984	What happens to that carriage, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	What has happened new from this discovery?
36984	What has happened?
36984	What has he done to make him the villain?
36984	What has he done?
36984	What have I done?
36984	What have I to be afraid of?
36984	What have the dogs got to do with it?
36984	What have they made of you?
36984	What have they to do with you coming here?
36984	What have you done with him?
36984	What have you done with my overcoat?
36984	What have you done?
36984	What have you done?
36984	What have you done?
36984	What have you ever done for me?
36984	What have you to say to him?
36984	What help have you given me?
36984	What husband ever was afraid?
36984	What husband would n''t be?
36984	What ideas were these?
36984	What if I should tell you that Maurice still lives, Diane?
36984	What if all these years he had been an outcast, living in degradation?
36984	What if he should lower his price?
36984	What if he should say that he would take 420 roubles?
36984	What if he should say that he would take 450 roubles?
36984	What if it did?
36984	What is Krakau doing over there?
36984	What is Love?
36984	What is a man to do?
36984	What is he gazing at?
36984	What is it all about?
36984	What is it called?
36984	What is it he wants?
36984	What is it you wish?
36984	What is it you wish?
36984	What is it you''ve craving?
36984	What is it, Joe dear?
36984	What is it, Louise?
36984	What is it, Mr. Ivory?
36984	What is it, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	What is it, Sophie?
36984	What is it, child?
36984	What is it, dear?
36984	What is it, dear?
36984	What is it, my angel?
36984	What is it, my child?
36984	What is it, my dear?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is it?
36984	What is love?
36984	What is that?
36984	What is that?
36984	What is the Fool laughing at?
36984	What is the answer to that?...
36984	What is the book?
36984	What is the first sign of fear?
36984	What is the matter with me?
36984	What is the matter with you, anyway?
36984	What is the matter?
36984	What is the matter?
36984	What is the matter?
36984	What is the matter?
36984	What is the secret?
36984	What is the sense of saying I do not want you on my side the wall?
36984	What is the use of all these words?
36984	What is the use of promising?
36984	What is the use of the courts?
36984	What is the vodka for?
36984	What is there to explain?
36984	What is this big book?
36984	What is this light, and whither am I come To sleep beneath the stars so far from home?
36984	What is this petulance?
36984	What is this that you are saying?
36984	What is this trouble between you and your sisters- in- law?
36984	What is this?
36984	What is this?
36984	What is your general position?
36984	What is your name?
36984	What is your name?
36984	What is your proposition, Mr. Inkwell?
36984	What is yours, Lydia?
36984	What kind of a change?
36984	What kind of a meeting?
36984	What kind of a right?
36984	What kind of a way is that?
36984	What kind of business is that?
36984	What knowledge is required?
36984	What luck could there be in a place and a man not to be in it?
36984	What made you choose that name?
36984	What made you think I was married?
36984	What manner of God is He that deprives a dying mother of her son?
36984	What matters the tribe?
36984	What mischief have you been up to, for you to kiss me?
36984	What mischief?
36984	What more could the silly fellow want?
36984	What must I do?
36984	What must I next?
36984	What mystery explains this solitude?
36984	What need of further oaths?
36984	What now?
36984	What of it?
36984	What of it?
36984	What of?
36984	What of?
36984	What on earth do you take me for?
36984	What on earth were girls made for if not to be kissed?
36984	What ought I to do?
36984	What personages have we here?
36984	What put that in your head?
36984	What put that into your head?
36984	What reason?
36984	What remains for me?
36984	What right have brick- layers to make rules for my father?
36984	What right have you to send him away?
36984	What ring?
36984	What say you, Thyrsis, do they only question Where next to pull?--Or do their far minds draw them Thus vaguely north of west and south of east?
36984	What say you, Thyrsis, shall we make a song About a lamb that thought himself a shepherd?
36984	What seek ye here?
36984	What shall I do?
36984	What shall I play?
36984	What shall my dance say?
36984	What shepherds?
36984	What should I care for roast goose?
36984	What should I do with combs and brushes?
36984	What should I gain by loving her?
36984	What should he do to the pants?
36984	What should there be?
36984	What signifies Crannagh and the mills of Duras?
36984	What sort of a coat do you wish?
36984	What sort of a question is that, madam?
36984	What sort of logic is that?
36984	What story?
36984	What the devil''s the matter with your doors?
36984	What the devil-- pardon the language-- do I care for your manager?
36984	What the hell''r''you gabbin''?
36984	What then?
36984	What time is it now?
36984	What time shall I have for that with all the extra work and my back broken?
36984	What troubles you about it?
36984	What twist?
36984	What was I to do?
36984	What was it, Grimana?
36984	What was that bell?
36984	What was that?
36984	What was the number of that last one?
36984	What was the use of offending anybody?
36984	What was there to be afraid about?
36984	What way did my means go from me is it?
36984	What were you afraid of?
36984	What were you doing in Siberia?
36984	What will be done to us?
36984	What will become of us?
36984	What will happen to you if the King hears of this?
36984	What will it be?
36984	What will it be?
36984	What will people say?
36984	What will they live on?
36984	What will your husband do while they are extolling the genius of our brother, and he knows that he never had any?
36984	What would he think of you?
36984	What would my wife say?
36984	What would we-- what would we like to have you take?
36984	What would ye be thinkin''?
36984	What would you do if we had kids?
36984	What would you give if you could kiss me?
36984	What would you know about wide houses?
36984	What would you like to have me take?
36984	What would you wear?
36984	What wouldst thou now?
36984	What wouldst thou of the maiden of the moon?
36984	What yer got, Giz?
36984	What you mean?
36984	What yuh doin'', Seth?
36984	What yuh doin''?
36984	What''ll I get cured of?
36984	What''re ye shiverin''''bout?
36984	What''s a man compared to an idea?
36984	What''s ailin''_ you_, Lut''er?
36984	What''s come to thee, lass?
36984	What''s his name?
36984	What''s that there under the table?
36984	What''s that to me?
36984	What''s that you are pouring?
36984	What''s that?
36984	What''s that?
36984	What''s that?
36984	What''s that?
36984	What''s that?
36984	What''s that?
36984	What''s that?
36984	What''s that?
36984	What''s the good of being alive at all if one is n''t to be in love?
36984	What''s the hell''s a corpse got to do with habits?
36984	What''s the matter with her?
36984	What''s the matter with you, Softy?
36984	What''s the matter, Louise?
36984	What''s the matter?
36984	What''s the matter?
36984	What''s the matter?
36984	What''s the matter?
36984	What''s the matter?
36984	What''s the matter?
36984	What''s the matter?
36984	What''s the news?
36984	What''s the next remedy, think you?
36984	What''s the row to- day?
36984	What''s the trouble with him?
36984	What''s the use?
36984	What''s this you''ve thought up?
36984	What''s up?
36984	What''s up?
36984	What''s wrong?
36984	What, again?
36984	What, you here again?
36984	What-- was she doing?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What?
36984	What_ do_ you do?
36984	What_ do_ you mean?
36984	Whatever made you come downstairs?
36984	Whatever made you think so?
36984	When a woman comes to me for a gown, I do n''t measure body, why should I?
36984	When do I see the Queen?
36984	When the men in our family have been clergymen for four generations?
36984	When thou turn me from this portal, Whither shall I, hapless mortal, Seek love out and win again Heart of me that thou retain?
36984	When was a Wilde ever slave to money?
36984	When was he here?
36984	When you have collected spot cash?
36984	When you talk with him?
36984	When you were not suffering, as you are suffering now, did you know how to see the way I suffered?
36984	When?
36984	When?
36984	Whence came, dear Queen, such magic melody?
36984	Where are they?
36984	Where are you going with my glasses?
36984	Where are you going?
36984	Where are you going?
36984	Where are you, Olivia?
36984	Where are you?
36984	Where are you?
36984	Where can Julie be?
36984	Where can that scamp Juanito be?
36984	Where did it come from?
36984	Where did they come from?
36984	Where did you find it?
36984	Where did you get them?
36984	Where did you get this wisdom from?
36984	Where did you learn all this?
36984	Where did you suddenly get the courage?
36984	Where do these stockings and things go?
36984	Where do you come from?
36984	Where do you come from?
36984	Where do you want these things to go?
36984	Where in books can I find escape from the grim reality of being hitched for life to such a wife?
36984	Where in the world are you?
36984	Where is Dascha?
36984	Where is Kanada?
36984	Where is Mary?
36984	Where is he?
36984	Where is he?
36984	Where is he?
36984	Where is he?
36984	Where is it?
36984	Where is she?
36984	Where is she?
36984	Where is that letter?
36984	Where is the key?
36984	Where is the key?
36984	Where is this thing going to stop?
36984	Where is your passport?
36984	Where shall I look?
36984	Where shall I put it?
36984	Where we goin''?
36984	Where you been, Florrie?
36984	Where''s my coat?
36984	Where''s my wife?
36984	Where''s the King?
36984	Where''s the will an''testament?
36984	Where''s your wife?
36984	Where, oh where?
36984	Where, where is an ass?
36984	Where?
36984	Where?
36984	Which did you choose?
36984	Which do you think is the greater love, Diane, the love which endures for the moment, or the love which endures for all time?
36984	Which doctor?
36984	Which now of the two of ye is Mike McInerney?
36984	Which pocket yer pills in, Giz?
36984	Which secret?
36984	Which way was I to turn?
36984	Who are you?
36984	Who are you?
36984	Who are you?
36984	Who are you?
36984	Who are_ you_?
36984	Who art thou, lady?
36984	Who brought this here?
36984	Who brought you up?
36984	Who buys that carriage, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	Who can establish the punctilious ratio between necessity and desire?
36984	Who can read the secret of the Fates?
36984	Who can say?
36984	Who cheats?
36984	Who comes hither?
36984	Who gave thee life?
36984	Who has been drinking here?
36984	Who has been eating here?
36984	Who has been here, Goldie?
36984	Who in the world wide is asking you to eat them?
36984	Who is Cousin Paul?
36984	Who is he?
36984	Who is he?
36984	Who is he?
36984	Who is her father, if I am not?
36984	Who is it is calling me by my name?
36984	Who is it you''re moving?
36984	Who is it?
36984	Who is quarreling?
36984	Who is she?
36984	Who is she?
36984	Who is spying on you?
36984	Who is spying on you?
36984	Who is spying on you?
36984	Who is the man you accuse, eh?
36984	Who is the master?
36984	Who is this man who resurrects the Dead?
36984	Who is this mortal Who ventures to- night To woo an immortal?
36984	Who is this?
36984	Who knows?
36984	Who knows?
36984	Who made him boss here?
36984	Who made you boss here?
36984	Who put it into his head not to paint any more?
36984	Who sat here?
36984	Who shoots?
36984	Who that has seen his face can doubt that he is a master, and a cruel one?
36984	Who threw this rag here?
36984	Who told yuh?
36984	Who took care of you?
36984	Who wants to smoke?
36984	Who was he then?
36984	Who was here at the time?
36984	Who was it set with his feet in the oven last winter, an''let Jack Tompkins break into them cottages--_with keys_?
36984	Who was it?
36984	Who was that?
36984	Who was the artist?
36984	Who was your mother?
36984	Who would ever have dreamed he could have been forgotten so soon?
36984	Who would have known this for my portrait?
36984	Who''d buy them?
36984	Who''ll row?
36984	Who''s Pommy?
36984	Who''s afraid?
36984	Who''s coming?
36984	Who''s drinking?
36984	Who''s gettin''het up?
36984	Who''s going to punish that?
36984	Who''s going with me?
36984	Who''s smoking?
36984	Who''s stuck up?
36984	Who''s the woman, and the children?
36984	Who''s there?
36984	Who''s thinking of self?
36984	Who''s this meant to be?
36984	Who''s to speak fur ye?
36984	Who, do n''t you remember me, sir?
36984	Who, then, is going to fall?
36984	Who?
36984	Who?
36984	Who?
36984	Who_ are_ you?
36984	Whom are you talking to?
36984	Whom do you mean?
36984	Whom do you think you are talking to?
36984	Whom will you choose?
36984	Whose are they, then?
36984	Whose coat is this?
36984	Whose face?
36984	Whose room is that?
36984	Whose voice is this Wrangling and breaking in upon my peace?
36984	Why am I honored with these confidences?
36984	Why are n''t you drinking?
36984	Why are they beating drums?
36984	Why are you not wearing your crown?
36984	Why are you so quiet, Bolling?
36984	Why are you trying to stop me?
36984	Why art sad, sweet Moon?
36984	Why art thou pale, fond lover of the moon?
36984	Why art thou sad?
36984	Why ca n''t we both be compromised?
36984	Why ca n''t you?
36984	Why can I not forget about it?
36984	Why could n''t we claim we''d lost something very valuable, something we''d never had?
36984	Why d''you ask me such a question, Annie?
36984	Why did Adámek say that it was you?
36984	Why did I ever come?
36984	Why did he drag me into the street?
36984	Why did it have to be just mine?
36984	Why did n''t Knut send regards to me in his birthday letter?
36984	Why did n''t thee speak?
36984	Why did n''t you bring her along with you, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	Why did n''t you keep it with you?
36984	Why did n''t you tell me so?
36984	Why did n''t you tell me?
36984	Why did n''t you turn it over to the clerks?
36984	Why did she marry me, then?
36984	Why did they have to pick out_ my_ lover?
36984	Why did you bring them here?
36984	Why did you come to see me, Mademoiselle?
36984	Why did you come?
36984	Why did you drag me into the street?
36984	Why did you go to that chair?
36984	Why do n''t they save him?
36984	Why do n''t they save me?"
36984	Why do n''t they take him off?
36984	Why do n''t you do something?
36984	Why do n''t you drop into Smith''s soda parlor?
36984	Why do n''t you follow the others?
36984	Why do n''t you get the wine, Krakau?
36984	Why do n''t you go in for reform?
36984	Why do n''t you hang up your cap?
36984	Why do n''t you light your pipe?
36984	Why do n''t you move?
36984	Why do n''t you save him?
36984	Why do n''t you sit down?
36984	Why do n''t you speak out, then?
36984	Why do n''t you stop?
36984	Why do n''t you take something to make you grow?
36984	Why do they disturb my peace?
36984	Why do you always throw those confounded later Greeks in my face?
36984	Why do you bother with those poor letters?
36984	Why do you fear for it?
36984	Why do you go on playing that game?
36984	Why do you hold him back?
36984	Why do you look around like that?
36984	Why do you look at me like that, Solly?
36984	Why do you look at me like that?
36984	Why do you prolong this torment?
36984	Why do you say it so sadly?
36984	Why do you say such things?
36984	Why do you say that that is all over?
36984	Why do you say that?
36984	Why do you speak like that?
36984	Why do you suppose that she will not be glad to see him?
36984	Why do you take on such a severe tone?
36984	Why do you wear heliotrope and the same shade as mine?
36984	Why does n''t she look ridiculous when I stay out all night?
36984	Why does the great Queen envy Tsumu?
36984	Why go on for twenty years sacrificing her own life to a fantastic image?
36984	Why have the Gods made woman necessary to man, and made them fools?
36984	Why have you asked nothing more of me?
36984	Why have you come?
36984	Why have you returned?
36984	Why have you spoilt what you began so well?
36984	Why in heaven''s name should n''t I worry?
36984	Why is n''t he going to fall?
36984	Why is the door locked?
36984	Why make a trip to the pump necessary?
36984	Why me?
36984	Why must I always come along too?
36984	Why must I promise you blindly?
36984	Why must some people get so fussy and cross when they reach a certain age?
36984	Why not leave it to chance?
36984	Why not the new model who is coming to- day to pose for my Apollo?
36984	Why not, Curt?
36984	Why not, if it please her to do so?
36984	Why not-- if she is stupid?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why not?
36984	Why should I ask him?
36984	Why should I be so musical and sad?
36984	Why should I be so particular?
36984	Why should I bring misfortune to you?
36984	Why should I give it up now that the world has gone mad?
36984	Why should I have told you?
36984	Why should a man with so much money miss a little for a few hours?
36984	Why should any one object?
36984	Why should n''t I worry?
36984	Why should n''t Mrs. Abbey give us her opinion?
36984	Why should n''t you take it from the money you had?
36984	Why should we help the brick- layers?
36984	Why should we make ourselves ridiculous?
36984	Why should we wear crowns?
36984	Why should you have ambitions?
36984	Why should you move away now, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	Why should you not be here?
36984	Why should you say"poor creatures"?
36984	Why should you weep?
36984	Why spoil it by anti- climax?
36984	Why strange?
36984	Why tell him?
36984	Why this agitation?
36984	Why will you talk like an idiot?
36984	Why wo n''t you fight?
36984	Why would n''t it be wide?
36984	Why would n''t they be knocked by the thunder, the same as the tree, or some storm that came up from the west?
36984	Why, Lydia?
36984	Why, children, what is it?
36984	Why, have you been in America?
36984	Why, that''s not tight at all.... How''s this?
36984	Why, what do you mean?
36984	Why, what of?
36984	Why.... What...?
36984	Why?
36984	Why?
36984	Why?
36984	Why?
36984	Why?
36984	Why?
36984	Why?
36984	Why?
36984	Why?
36984	Why?
36984	Why?
36984	Why?
36984	Wi-- wi-- will you have some more t-- tea?
36984	Wi-- wi-- will you have some more tea?
36984	Wi-- will-- will you have some m-- more-- t-- tea?
36984	Will he fall here?
36984	Will he shut up?
36984	Will it not be deemed strange by the ladies present?
36984	Will she come home with us?
36984	Will she go?
36984	Will sixpence ruin''e?
36984	Will the Hempsteds be in?
36984	Will the men turn to willin''or must we drag''em out?
36984	Will ye be coming, Mrs. Airey?
36984	Will ye get it for her, mother?
36984	Will ye sit down?
36984	Will ye tie it, Ann?
36984	Will yer go, Lut''er?
36984	Will you allow me to sit here next to you?
36984	Will you be my wife?
36984	Will you go to your bench?
36984	Will you have one now?
36984	Will you listen to me?
36984	Will you not excuse me?
36984	Will you not excuse me?
36984	Will you not take your crown from your head?
36984	Will you now drive me back to it?
36984	Will you obey?
36984	Will you permit me to see Berman''s letter?
36984	Will you pose for it?
36984	Will you promise to tell me?
36984	Will you read my manuscript, sir?
36984	Will you smoke?
36984	Will you take care of it for me-- Alfred Stevens?
36984	Will you tremble again please?
36984	Wilt thou hold my heart forever?
36984	Wine, eh?
36984	Wings?
36984	With me?
36984	Without Praskóvya Petróvna?
36984	Without a model, and yet so lifelike?
36984	Without a reconciliation?
36984	Wo n''t be here?
36984	Wo n''t he?
36984	Wo n''t the time come when he will grow indifferent to you?
36984	Wo n''t you come back home with me?
36984	Wo n''t you complain to your postal clerk son- in- law, too?
36984	Wo n''t you give me time to carry my parcels into my room?
36984	Wo n''t you have a chair?
36984	Wo n''t you have the goodness to tell me whether you have ever seen a man fall?
36984	Wo n''t you please not tell me any more?
36984	Wo n''t you please turn back?
36984	Wo n''t you read it to him?
36984	Wo n''t you sit down on the couch there?
36984	Wo n''t you sit down?
36984	Woman or wife?
36984	Woman, do you know who that IS?
36984	Woman, what foolish mockin''is this?
36984	Women?
36984	Would I shield you?
36984	Would it be impudent to beg a kiss?
36984	Would it be something unpleasant?
36984	Would n''t he like it himself?
36984	Would n''t he like us to be happy?
36984	Would n''t it be better to leave off now, so that you can rest for a little?
36984	Would n''t you like to make his acquaintance, so as to pour out your heart to him if you want to?
36984	Would n''t you like to see it again?
36984	Would n''t you like to take my arm chair too, and my pictures?
36984	Would she let lodgings if she had?
36984	Would they accept me again, do you think?
36984	Would you believe it, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	Would you call Florrie a... a... well one o''them high- strung girls?
36984	Would you check with the bishop?
36984	Would you like it?
36984	Would you like something to rest your feet on?
36984	Would you like to see them?
36984	Would you like to see your answer?
36984	Would you mind skipping the scene to- day?
36984	Would you object if I used your name?
36984	Would you?
36984	Would you?
36984	Wright?"
36984	Write me a letter?
36984	Y''got the liver pills?
36984	Y''never c''n tell w''at these women''re goin''t''do-- can yer?
36984	Y''wouldn''have me look worse''n one o''these furriners, would y''?
36984	Ye ai n''t goin''to set up''til they git home?
36984	Yeh, but what come o''yer first wife?
36984	Yes or no?
36984	Yes, Mr. Rosenbloom?
36984	Yes, Mrs. Hale?
36984	Yes, Mrs. Hale?
36984	Yes, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	Yes, Pa?
36984	Yes, Solly?
36984	Yes, Solly?
36984	Yes, Solly?
36984	Yes, Solly?
36984	Yes, Solly?
36984	Yes, Solly?
36984	Yes, did n''t you hear?
36984	Yes, do you know him?
36984	Yes, how did you manage that?
36984	Yes, nothing makes Mr. Rosenbloom to lose his cheek, ai n''t it, Solly?
36984	Yes, sir?
36984	Yes, what then?
36984	Yes, where is it?
36984	Yes, why do you?
36984	Yes, why should n''t I?
36984	Yes-- but-- but then how can I believe-- that we are really on an equality?
36984	Yes--?
36984	Yes... what else?...
36984	Yes?
36984	Yes?
36984	Yes?
36984	Yes?
36984	Yes?
36984	Yes?
36984	Yes?
36984	Yes?
36984	Yes?
36984	Yes?
36984	Yes?
36984	Yes?...
36984	Yet how am I to live?
36984	You ai n''t mad, be you?
36984	You ai n''t out of your mind--[_Anxiously._] be you?
36984	You ai n''t, ai n''t you?
36984	You and I are not saints, are we, Astéryi Ivanovitch?
36984	You and the Madame intend leaving to- morrow, do n''t you?
36984	You are going to sit down?
36984	You are going?
36984	You are keeping something from me?
36984	You are not ill, my child?
36984	You are not performing any secret penance?
36984	You are nothing?
36984	You are willing to fight with me, are you-- a respectable man, the father of a family?
36984	You are young and have a healthy animal appetite; but why deck sentimentalism on your horns?
36984	You are?
36984	You are_ sure_ you never knew anybody of that name?
36984	You believe_ that_?
36984	You ca n''t possibly be angry and laugh at the same time, can you?
36984	You ca n''t pretend that I should feel badly about the fate of Luciano?
36984	You ca n''t save your own life?
36984	You ca n''t see in the dark, can you?
36984	You count as little?
36984	You dare call Moo Moo a fool?
36984	You despise me?
36984	You did n''t like her?
36984	You did n''t, is it?
36984	You did?
36984	You do n''t ask him?
36984	You do n''t begin work on it, yet?
36984	You do n''t believe that such a thing is impossible?
36984	You do n''t call that collecting?
36984	You do n''t claim the picture is by Sargent or Whistler?
36984	You do n''t hate the Jewish religion, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	You do n''t know when that will be, sir?
36984	You do n''t mean a duel?
36984	You do n''t mean to tell me that you think these letters are genuine?
36984	You do n''t say?
36984	You do n''t think she''d be the sort to fly off the handle an''do... well, somethin''desp''rate?
36984	You do n''t_ know_?
36984	You do not approve, sister?
36984	You do not hear?
36984	You do not know me?
36984	You got into it without my assistance, did n''t you?
36984	You have heard him threatening to fall on my head, have n''t you?
36984	You have n''t any other?
36984	You have never regretted giving up his distinguished name, have you, Carolina, for this humble one of mine?
36984	You have observed her of late?
36984	You have read it?
36984	You have sent for us, Mother?
36984	You have some intention in this, Father?
36984	You hear?
36984	You knew him well?
36984	You knew of this love?
36984	You knew?
36984	You know Madame le Bargy personally?
36984	You know of it?
36984	You know that the Devil is in him?
36984	You know what a gift I have for talk?
36984	You know what a rabbi is by us, Mrs. Rooney?
36984	You love me, do n''t you, David?
36984	You love this shriveled woman?
36984	You loved each other all that time?
36984	You loved her infinitely?
36984	You made that?
36984	You make presents, eh, Solly?
36984	You mean she has grown old?
36984	You mean she is so stricken she ca n''t talk with me?
36984	You mean that I told an untruth?
36984	You mean that they did n''t get on very well?
36984	You mean to say you do n''t care at all-- that you have never cared?
36984	You mean to say you found them, By digging around in the ground for them?
36984	You mean you''d let the sheep Go thirsty?
36984	You mean your soul?
36984	You mean-- spirits?
36984	You mean?...
36984	You must help her celebrate, do you hear?
36984	You must keep it-- that''s part of the bargain, is n''t it?
36984	You now reached the night lodging of the robber-- here you were resting?
36984	You recognize your old friend and pardner, do you, Lon Purdy?
36984	You remember-- a few minutes ago, you spoke the name of Alfred Stevens?
36984	You reproach me?
36984	You reserved a stateroom?
36984	You saw her, then?
36984	You say Madame has changed?
36984	You see?
36984	You seem for once in a way, to be awfully keen on youth?
36984	You sent off the trunks this afternoon?
36984	You stole my honor, and I could only win back mine by taking yours-- wasn''t I right?
36984	You surely do n''t expect me to quarrel with you in public?
36984	You suspect the reason?
36984	You thank me for telling you your doom?
36984	You think it was fair...?
36984	You think she waits till spring to sell that baby- carriage?
36984	You think so?
36984	You think so?
36984	You think that my love was not as great as yours?
36984	You think you are right, eh?
36984	You think you''re a thief, do n''t you?
36984	You think--?
36984	You told him that since my husband''s death I receive no one?
36984	You told me about it here-- in this room, was it not?
36984	You told people I wrote these letters?
36984	You understand?
36984	You want th''whole box, do n''t yer?
36984	You well now, Mr. Rosenbloom?
36984	You were afraid that she would say no?
36984	You were glad enough to get away after a year of it, were n''t you?
36984	You were in an awful hurry about throwing that money down, were n''t you?
36984	You were n''t raised round here, were you?
36984	You were the man, then, I saw on the steamer?
36984	You who were dead?
36984	You will come, wo n''t you?
36984	You will excuse me if I read aloud?
36984	You will go if I give you money?
36984	You will?
36984	You wish them to be looked over, as usual?
36984	You wish to fight a duel?
36984	You wished me to help you?
36984	You wo n''t forget to smile?
36984	You wo n''t give me my money?
36984	You wo n''t?
36984	You would n''t have me deny her_ ev''rythin''_?...
36984	You would n''t like to forgive me?
36984	You would not strike me?
36984	You wrote them yourself?!?
36984	You wrote them yourself?!?
36984	You wrote:"If all that I have, and all that I am, is too little to lay before you, how can these poor flowers be much?"
36984	You''d be taking an unfair advantage, too; I could n''t kick a lady, could I?
36984	You''ll have him hurled from the wall of the palace to a forest of waiting spears below?
36984	You''re a regular devil, do you know that?
36984	You''re afraid I''m going to miss the train?...
36984	You''re going to marry again?
36984	You''re not making love to me, you naughty boy?
36984	You''re not serious?
36984	You''re not trying to kid me, ma''am?
36984	You''re not?
36984	You''re sure they ca n''t be traced?
36984	You''re the ass now, are you?
36984	You''re the old gentleman, are n''t you, you old duck?
36984	You''ve brought the fool here too?
36984	You''ve come, then, to warn me?
36984	You''ve heard of him?
36984	You-- you love me enough to be troubled for my sake, a little, dear?
36984	You?
36984	You?
36984	You?
36984	You?
36984	Your Majesty, are we to read no longer to- day?
36984	Your dream?
36984	Your hearing has gotten a good deal worse this year, has n''t it?
36984	Your penance, Benvenuta?
36984	Your sword?
36984	Your_ what_?
36984	Youth is the time to be in love, is n''t it?
36984	Yuh do n''t want Ma t''heve it, does yuh?
36984	Yuh swear yuh wo n''t never tell?
36984	Yuh wo n''t never try an''make out I done it next time we run agin each other fur district school- inspector?
36984	Yuh''member what yuh done t''Rogers when he did n''t leave yuh paint his bath- house?
36984	[_ A good deal startled, he looks at her as if he were about to ask,"How did you know that?"
36984	[_ A long pause._] May he...?
36984	[_ A look around the room._] Oh, I_ wish_ I''d come over here once in a while?
36984	[_ A noise in the room on the right._] Who''s in there making such a noise?
36984	[_ Absently he picks up a lily which has fallen to the ground, and repeats._] Why came I here, and why am I Pierrot?
36984	[_ Advancing toward the thief and speaking all in one sentence._] What have you taken?
36984	[_ After a pause._] Do you know why Luciano killed himself?
36984	[_ After a slight hesitation, he sits down again._] W''at y''quarrelin''''bout?
36984	[_ After another pause._] An''what would shepherds do in a ghreat city?
36984	[_ Almost breaking down._] Joe, why did n''t you tell me?
36984	[_ Analytikos sits deep in thought._] Well?
36984	[_ And then very intimately to Menelaus._] Where''s the Queen?
36984	[_ And then with deep bitterness._] Why did n''t_ he_ marry Helen when we all wanted her?
36984	[_ Argumentatively._] And one ca n''t help being in love with people when one_ is_ in love, can one?
36984	[_ As a premonition of the truth comes over him._] Where is Shanta?
36984	[_ At her silence he turns furiously upon her._] Have you?...
36984	[_ Caren opens the door a crack._] Are there any... women?
36984	[_ Changing her manner suddenly and rising._] Joe, would n''t you like a cup of tea?
36984	[_ Charles accepts one from his beautiful case._] And you, madame?
36984	[_ Close to him._] Mother is not seriously ill?
36984	[_ Comes on his left, takes hold of his head and kisses him._] Wo n''t he laugh now a little?
36984	[_ Coughs nervously._] How?
36984	[_ Coughs._] Who are you and what is your business here?
36984	[_ Cries out._] What are you going for?
36984	[_ Crosses herself._] Have ye forgot the time o''all the year it is?
36984	[_ Crosses herself._] VIOLANTE Do they call you Olivia?
36984	[_ Doña Laura rises; Don Gonzalo also rises._] What time can it be?
36984	[_ Enter Kanada._] Ah, Kanada, how be it with you to- day?
36984	[_ Evelyn stamps her foot with rage-- turning away from him._] My dear girl, what_ is_ the matter?
36984	[_ Examines the skates._ But could n''t you save them for Eileen?
36984	[_ Excitedly._] What is it he thinks he''s goin''to do?
36984	[_ Exit Varvára._] Do you play patience here every night?
36984	[_ Gives him bread._] Do you want to eat?
36984	[_ Glancing sharply at the Mate._] You ai n''t turnin''no sea lawyer, be you, Mr. Slocum?
36984	[_ Gloomily._] Who''ll be spokesman over the buyin''?
36984	[_ Grasping Madame''s arms, she trembles and sobs._] Oh, how can I ever tell you?
36984	[_ Growing a little oratorical._] Why do I do this?
36984	[_ Gustav laughs._] What are you laughing at, old man?
36984	[_ He becomes conscious of the noise of approaching footsteps and the light of the torches from below._] Who is that?
36984	[_ He comes very close to her, and speaks very gently, as if to a child._] You have n''t shown your ring to any one, have you, Anne?
36984	[_ He eyes them closely._] Great friends?
36984	[_ He gathers his belongings._] What are you running after me for?
36984	[_ He gets up._] Do you know how Bret Harte describes the adulteress?
36984	[_ He gives her no time to answer._] You''re not twenty, are you?
36984	[_ He goes again toward her._] Nine o''clock, then?
36984	[_ He goes behind the square table on the left and comes in front of the sofa._] Will you listen to me and obey me?
36984	[_ He goes to the telephone._] Hello, Madison Square 7900... Pennsylvania?
36984	[_ He hands her a coat and a pair of trousers._] Why should you bother to bring them in?
36984	[_ He hands them over._] What train do we take, sir?
36984	[_ He leans forward and looks out the French door, then turns to her impatiently._] What are you waiting for?
36984	[_ He leans very close to her._] What are you doing now?
36984	[_ He mutters phrases from the Torah._] You hear me, Solly?
36984	[_ He nods._] Really and truly?
36984	[_ He pauses._] Did she inclose the money?
36984	[_ He picks up the closed suitcase._] Shall I go now?
36984	[_ He places an arm around Paolo''s shoulders._] Are you persuaded that I love you?
36984	[_ He salutes the Fool._] Where do you hail from?
36984	[_ He shouts to the man on the rock._] How are you feeling?
36984	[_ He shouts._] Listen, wo n''t you hurry up and fall?
36984	[_ He sits._] You will pay day after to- morrow?
36984	[_ He stresses the words with intense irony._] Do you remember the_ last_ time you pulled that trick?
36984	[_ He takes the shawl from the Prostitute, and wraps himself and the boy in it._] What?
36984	[_ He turns round behind the square table and comes over to Adolf on the right._] Do n''t you mind if she''s out all night?
36984	[_ He walks up and down._] After all, what does all this disturbance mean?
36984	[_ He whistles three or four more bars of the same refrain._] Like it?
36984	[_ Hears a noise; listens attentively._] Are they already returning?
36984	[_ Helping Bolling to the chair._] Our heartiest congratulations, eh, Bolling?
36984	[_ Holds it up._] Did she have a bird, Mrs. Hale?
36984	[_ Hunting._] Joe, what were you and Aunt Harriet arguing about?
36984	[_ Hysterically._] I''m an honest man, d''ye hear me?
36984	[_ Impatiently._] Why do n''t you answer the door?
36984	[_ Joe suddenly sits erect and looks first toward the French door and then toward the window._] I wonder what you will do when I go?
36984	[_ Jumps up._] I ask you: do I have to pay that interest to- morrow or not?
36984	[_ Kicks his foot against the pans under the sink._] Not much of a housekeeper, would you say, ladies?
36984	[_ Lezinsky stops for a moment and lets his eyes rest on the baby- carriage._] Ai n''t it a beautiful, stylish baby- carriage, Solly?
36984	[_ Listens to the dogs._] Why are the dogs whining like this to- night?
36984	[_ Long silence._] When shall I see you smile, Anna?
36984	[_ Looks at Louise._] What''s the matter with madam?
36984	[_ Luka goes out._] Well, what can we do?
36984	[_ Mario starts._] You know?
36984	[_ Mischievously._] But ought_ you_ to throw stones at me?
36984	[_ More kindly._] Where was it ye''ve been all o''the time-- the fo''c''s''tle?
36984	[_ More quietly._] Do n''t you see what I''m gettin''at?
36984	[_ Moves a piece._] Going to have chocolate to- day?
36984	[_ Moves a piece._] Is there anything about you in the paper?
36984	[_ No response._] So it must be Sister Benvenuta, must it?
36984	[_ Pause._] Have n''t you heard recently-- from him?
36984	[_ Pause._] Strange, is n''t it?
36984	[_ Pause._] Which is it?
36984	[_ Pause._] You are n''t going?
36984	[_ Pause; he laughs happily._] I say, what am I to call you?
36984	[_ Perplexed, to the crowd._] What did he say?
36984	[_ Puts the box on the shelf and re- covers it; in doing so makes a slight noise._] PA. What''s that noise?
36984	[_ Puts the glasses on the wash stand._] Shall I light the lamp?
36984	[_ Putting on her hat viciously._] D''y''think I''m goin''t''stand that kind of a thing?
36984	[_ Questioningly._] Will the fairies show thim the way?
36984	[_ Reads._]"Anne, my darling--"I say, what does this mean?
36984	[_ Relapsing into forgetful eagerness._] Tell me, where, then, is his Olivia now?
36984	[_ Seeing the bird- cage._] Has the bird flown?
36984	[_ Seth makes no answer._] PA. D''yuh hear?
36984	[_ Seth''s smile is his only response._] Pa still owns it, do n''t he?
36984	[_ Settling himself to draw._] Where is she, by the way?
36984	[_ She angrily tears her handkerchief._] What are you standing there for?
36984	[_ She comes over to him._] Have n''t you made up for him to me?
36984	[_ She goes to the door at the right, but after looking into the other room, steps back._] You coming with me, Mrs. Hale?
36984	[_ She goes toward him in a menacing manner._] Who has been here?
36984	[_ She hands Anne an envelope, goes to the door, then stops._] What does he say, Anne?
36984	[_ She jumps up and paces about the room._] What am I going to do with myself?
36984	[_ She kisses him on the forehead._] There, it''s all right now?
36984	[_ She laughs bitterly._] How can you make such a statement?
36984	[_ She leans back._] The public immediately asks, Why did the thief take nothing from 2819 Sargent Road?
36984	[_ She rushes to take Diane in her arms._] Nanette, what have you done, what have you done?
36984	[_ She smiles through her tears._] And are n''t you ashamed?
36984	[_ She smiles._] It''s a wonderful thing to inspire such confidence in people?
36984	[_ She takes a pencil and little notebook out of her pocket._] May I copy it in my"Harold Notebook"?
36984	[_ She taps her foot impatiently._] Well-- well-- will you come?
36984	[_ Silence._] Did he lie to me?
36984	[_ Slowly and gazing toward the window._] Sounds rather pretty, does n''t it?
36984	[_ Smiles._] That is quite new, is it not?
36984	[_ Standing up._] I see she goes on calling you brother all the time-- do you always keep up the comedy for the benefit of your two selves?
36984	[_ Strokes it._] Do you like me to stroke your hair?
36984	[_ Suddenly stopping and leaning forward._] Mrs. Peters?
36984	[_ Suddenly, bluntly._] And what will be the effect of all this upon you?
36984	[_ Sweetly._] Are you coming to- morrow?
36984	[_ Sweetly._] Is that Mr. Fenton?
36984	[_ Takes a revolver from the pocket of his coat and examines it._] Got your''n?
36984	[_ Takes out snuff box._] Will you have some?
36984	[_ The Sister Sacristan carrying the lute and some music, enters from the chapel._] Are all the sisters assembled?
36984	[_ Thekla looks contemptuous._] Why you and that husband of yours managed to get downed?
36984	[_ Then eagerly._] What do they say?
36984	[_ Then to the woman._] Ai n''t they late?
36984	[_ There is a pause._] You would n''t be happier telling me all about it?
36984	[_ Thoughtfully._] You do n''t think I''m unfair?
36984	[_ To Hansen._] Have they had a fight?
36984	[_ To Lizzia_] Is there nothing will cure his madness?
36984	[_ To Sophie._] Have you packed everything?
36984	[_ To the Bastard_]: And your little heir is here also?
36984	[_ To the Prostitute._] What do dogs see at night?
36984	[_ To the Sheriff._] You can send Frank out for me, ca n''t you?
36984	[_ To the Sheriff._] You''re convinced that there was nothing important here-- nothing that would point to any motive?
36984	[_ To the reporter._] May I give you a lift back to town?
36984	[_ Triumphant._] Why should n''t I say it?
36984	[_ Trying to control his chattering teeth-- derisively._] Who d''ye think it were-- the Old Man?
36984	[_ Turns to her husband as the door closes._] Yes, Solly?
36984	[_ Watching Anne''s face._] You''re not angry, are you, Anne?
36984	[_ Whisks out his note- book; amiably to the photographers._] Have you taken any pictures yet, gentlemen?
36984	[_ Who has entered._] To do what?
36984	[_ With a flash of anger._] Why did n''t you tell me this before?
36984	[_ With even greater anxiety._] You did n''t go down by the river?
36984	[_ Without stopping for an answer, he crosses the room and starts to remove his hat and coat._] Where''s the sister?
36984	[_ Yawns, picks up confetti bowl._] Shall we begin?
36984	[_ Yelling._] Do n''t I keep telling you''til there''s not a breath left in my body, that there ai n''t no class here?
36984	[_ suspiciously._] What you got t''do with her?
36984	_ Always?_[_ Starts forward and looks at him, puzzled._] CECIL[_ quite unconscious_].
36984	_ Do n''t_ you?
36984	_ Do_ you go to an office every day?
36984	_ I_ told you?
36984	_ Other_ girls?
36984	_ What?_ SETH.
36984	_ Why_ could n''t he have planted an apple tree?
36984	_ Won_ her?
36984	but how fair he is, Would it be wrong to rouse him with a kiss?
36984	do you still remember that once, shortly after our engagement, we lived in this very room, eh?
36984	dost thou not recognize thine aged father?
36984	in that enchanting strain Days yet unlived, I almost lived again: It almost taught me that I most would know-- Why am I here, and why am I Pierrot?
36984	is he coming back?
36984	it''s my fault?
36984	it''s you, Spiridón?
36984	p 1 m 1w WHERE SHALL WE GO?
36984	p 1 m 2w LUCK?
36984	poor scholar, wast thou never taught A little knowledge serveth less than naught?
36984	whatever be this that you''ve got here?
36984	when, be it soon or late, What Pierrot ever has escaped his fate?
36984	who is Olivia?
36984	who is that?
36984	you?