This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| 46281 | But if so, it may well be asked, how came it to pass that it was never recognized? |
| 46281 | Habitat in MEXICO(?). |
| 46281 | _ A very stately plant._ PSEUDOBULBS_ ovate- oblong compressed, 2 or 3 inches long, 1( or? |
| 17155 | Could I often get an established plant of_ Cattleya Mossiæ_ in flower for 4s.? |
| 17155 | It was rather dear, was n''t it? |
| 17155 | Alberti- Edwardi_, which has a broad soft margin of gold about its stately petals? |
| 17155 | But is it impossible that the explanation appears to fail only because we can not yet push it far enough? |
| 17155 | Do blackbirds and thrushes eat young frogs? |
| 17155 | He feels an interest in his wares, as who would not that dealt in objects of the extremest beauty and fascination? |
| 17155 | How many hybrids have we now, established, and passing from hand to hand as freely as natural species? |
| 17155 | How should a plant thrive better under artificial conditions than in the spot where Nature placed it? |
| 17155 | If so much could be done under such circumstances, what may rightly be called difficult in the cultivation of orchids? |
| 17155 | It furnishes material for cheering meditations on a Sunday morning-- is that a trifle? |
| 17155 | Suppose that we behold, in this nineteenth century, a mere epoch, or stage, in the ceaseless evolution? |
| 17155 | The auctioneer exclaims,"Does anybody want any_ crispums_?" |
| 17155 | There are books enough to inform them, certainly; but who reads an Orchid Book? |
| 17155 | Those experienced persons glanced at it and said,"Very nice, but have n''t you an_ Odontoglossum coeleste_ to show?" |
| 17155 | What do?" |
| 17155 | What was this? |
| 17155 | Who could have expected to see an Oncidium buried in long grass, exposed to the full power of a tropic sun? |
| 17155 | Why not raise to a comfortable level all parts of the area over which I had need to bend? |
| 17155 | delectabile_--ivory white, tinged with rose, strikingly blotched with red and showing a golden labellum? |
| 32205 | ''And all incidental expenses? |
| 32205 | ''Are there any white ones among them?'' |
| 32205 | ''Are they poisonous?'' |
| 32205 | ''By the bye,''said that gentleman,''are you aware that Mr. Blank started this morning in the direction of Tovar?'' |
| 32205 | ''Did you arrest him?'' |
| 32205 | ''Feed the father?'' |
| 32205 | ''For hunting?'' |
| 32205 | ''How much?'' |
| 32205 | ''How will you get them?'' |
| 32205 | ''I told you they was rum chaps, did n''t I? |
| 32205 | ''In the cellar? |
| 32205 | ''Is there a village in the neighbourhood where they treat their cocks as you do, and could you make a match for next Sunday? |
| 32205 | ''Is there any danger?'' |
| 32205 | ''Is this mine? |
| 32205 | ''Is this-- is this mine?'' |
| 32205 | ''Say, Mis''r George, you tell nobody-- honour bright?-not nobody?'' |
| 32205 | ''So in November last year some hundreds or thousands of a remarkable orchid were offered at Protheroe''s under the title"L. pumila(?)." |
| 32205 | ''Well, you will pay me the fifty dollars promised?'' |
| 32205 | ''Well,''he said,''what will you give me?'' |
| 32205 | ''What are these Cattleyas?'' |
| 32205 | ''What did they do with it?'' |
| 32205 | ''What have the orchids done to him?'' |
| 32205 | ''What is that?'' |
| 32205 | ''What shall we pay?'' |
| 32205 | ''What sort of a thing is it, after all? |
| 32205 | ''What your matter, sir?'' |
| 32205 | ''Which way has the villain gone? |
| 32205 | ''Why?'' |
| 32205 | ''Will you buy the Cattleya?'' |
| 32205 | ''You are on bad terms with the Cura?'' |
| 32205 | ''You say nugget, hey?'' |
| 32205 | ''You took it from Ahtan?'' |
| 32205 | And can I get Dyaks?'' |
| 32205 | As for the rest--_quien sabe_? |
| 32205 | Before going further, Oversluys asked whether the orchids were white? |
| 32205 | But in that bloody realm of Brunei to whom should a wise man complain? |
| 32205 | But suppose the enemy used this device to ensnare him? |
| 32205 | But what can be said in a few lines? |
| 32205 | But what is the use? |
| 32205 | But who would climb the church roof in the dark? |
| 32205 | Can you lead us round to the other side? |
| 32205 | Could one of the three parents named supply this colour? |
| 32205 | D''you call yourself a gore- stained British seaman, Forster? |
| 32205 | D''you think you can hide this from the fetich? |
| 32205 | Did his brother know where it was? |
| 32205 | Does it not seem to follow that man should rise to his highest level there? |
| 32205 | Every hearer asked, of course, how the race could avoid extinction under such circumstances? |
| 32205 | He asked his brother how he was regarded? |
| 32205 | He asked whether it could possibly be worth while to quarrel with these customers for the sake of a very few dollars? |
| 32205 | He was looking for orchids, however, and who could have expected to find an Oncidium buried among herbage in the open ground? |
| 32205 | Horrible, is n''t it?'' |
| 32205 | How did they do it?'' |
| 32205 | How should a white flower be there? |
| 32205 | I say, what will you give for a dozen?'' |
| 32205 | I say, what''ll old Cutter look like when he sees_ that_?'' |
| 32205 | In short, could Mr. Spicer give him a''job''? |
| 32205 | In short, here was a fortune for the gathering-- and what terms would Mr. Brown offer him? |
| 32205 | Is it not so?'' |
| 32205 | Is it unreasonable then to believe, as was said, that orchids were designed at their inception to comfort the elect in this anxious age? |
| 32205 | Is that how they do there? |
| 32205 | It will not be counted against me for a sin, brother?'' |
| 32205 | Mine? |
| 32205 | Must we admit, then, that a Dendrobium of the Himalayas( crystallinum) does not differ generically from an Epidendrum of Mexico( radicans)? |
| 32205 | Now will you show me your huaco?'' |
| 32205 | Now, you will give me a trifle for my poor?'' |
| 32205 | Opinions? |
| 32205 | See? |
| 32205 | That mysterious spot on the hills? |
| 32205 | The Cura, an amiable veteran, did not doubt that she had been carried off by force; was not this girl the most devout and dutiful in the parish? |
| 32205 | The sagacious reader will begin to ask by this time what are the disadvantages to set against all these merits? |
| 32205 | The white man wanted them for medicine? |
| 32205 | There was a moment''s silence for thought; then the president, gravely:''You, Carib Sam, what you say?'' |
| 32205 | Was it a real good placer, with nuggets in it?--how much had they pouched, and was the game likely to last? |
| 32205 | Well, two of these fellows have married-- one, a Potato, has married the Stomach of a pig----''''Eh?'' |
| 32205 | What boon granted to mankind stands in like case? |
| 32205 | What could tempt a French captain to the Atlantic shore of Costa Rica? |
| 32205 | What did the Cacique do with his nosegay since he was not allowed to deposit it on the altar? |
| 32205 | What do we do wrong?'' |
| 32205 | What follows? |
| 32205 | What possessed you?'' |
| 32205 | What sort of flower was it? |
| 32205 | What sort of man is your Padre?'' |
| 32205 | What''s the good? |
| 32205 | Where you think Ahtan?'' |
| 32205 | Why should a people living as do these restrict the number of their children? |
| 32205 | Why should they limit the family? |
| 32205 | Would the Tuan object to this little speculation? |
| 32205 | Yes? |
| 32205 | You did n''t get''em all to- day?'' |
| 32205 | You hear?'' |
| 32205 | You pay?'' |
| 32205 | You says, mine, sir? |
| 32205 | You understand? |
| 32205 | cried Arnold,''is he here?'' |
| 32205 | got any weeds to sell? |