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.
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29269 | But by whom is this work to be undertaken? |
48924 | Which is better, a sea level or a lock? |
48924 | Will the dam stand? |
37671 | The white man already rules, or has marked off for rule, the whole of the equatorial belt, but who is to be the peasant cultivating this belt? |
37671 | What then are we to understand by the term"neutral"as applied to the Panama Canal in war time? |
22143 | Can there be any doubt that she would_ not_ have done it? |
22143 | Does"interest"mean"rights"? |
22143 | Is the United States prevented from refunding to her vessels the tolls levied upon them for use in the Panama Canal?, pp. |
22143 | Or does it mean"advantages"? |
34124 | Colonel,he said,"how is it that so small a body of earth as the Gatun dam can hold in check such a tremendous body of water as the Gatun Lake?" |
34124 | Senator,he said,"if your theory were true, how could the dykes of Holland hold in check the Atlantic Ocean?" |
34124 | And Colombia? |
34124 | And moreover, why did the Bogotá troops not arrive from Colon? |
34124 | And what of the lonely continent that bounds this oceanic abyss in the far south- west? |
34124 | Can we, then, roughly forecast the changes in ocean trade- routes which will result from this new channel of communication between East and West? |
34124 | Has Panama any danger to fear from its old rival the Nicaraguan canal project? |
34124 | Is the Panama Canal likely to be used by sailing vessels? |
34124 | What in the meantime was occurring at Colon? |
34124 | What will be the effect of the opening of the canal on Panamanian prosperity? |
34124 | What, then, is the meaning of these slopes which are being prepared for forts and batteries at either end of the canal? |
34124 | Who will be the first circumnavigator along the all- northern trail? |
34124 | Why had the 450 Colombian soldiers not flown to the rescue and vengeance of their captured officers? |
41807 | But did you have a definite understanding with him that this should afford no excuse for any further delay in completing the gates? |
41807 | But have you taken into consideration all of the time you are likely to lose as the result of heavy rains? |
41807 | Ca n''t any other employee of the Canal Commission get bread there under the same terms? |
41807 | Ca n''t you find room to operate another temporary concrete mixer down there? |
41807 | Do n''t you think it would be more satisfactory to keep both parts of that work under one division? 41807 How much water do you have in the stretch between the two dikes?" |
41807 | How soon do you expect to get that connection made between the lock walls and the dam proper? |
41807 | How soon do you expect to have this dam up to its full height? |
41807 | Is there anything else you need to keep the work moving forward so as to be certain to complete the dam by the time you promised? |
41807 | What are you planning to do there? |
41807 | What''s the use trying to stop a river that does not exist? |
41807 | When do you think you will have the gates in the west chambers completed so that we can put the dredge through? |
41807 | Are they not enough to stamp it as the greatest single achievement in human history? |
41807 | But suppose even this would not suffice to take care of the floods of the Chagres? |
41807 | Is it to be baked or steamed? |
41807 | Or should it be merged into the Canal Government and operated purely as an auxiliary of the canal with no separate existence? |
41807 | Should it be continued as a separate entity distinct from the canal but controlled by the canal authorities? |
41807 | Why do n''t you allow it all to be done by the other people?" |
41807 | With all these astonishing comparisons in mind, is it strange that the digging of the Panama Canal is the world''s greatest engineering project? |
41987 | And my simple question is, how comes about this expressiveness? 41987 ***** And great explorer-- could you arise and speak-- How did you feel when you discovered a sea? 41987 ***** And great explorer-- could you but speak-- What would you say to a whole coast with pilgrims from all the world inquiring of thee? 41987 And why was this? 41987 Can a human eye that''s sealed by a night and sun- dazed by day discover a sea? 41987 Could a Balboa discover a sea? 41987 Did you feel like a babe first opening its eyes from marge to marge on heaven''s blue skys? 41987 Did you feel like a mariner sailing the ship of the Earth out through the gates of the dawn? 41987 Did you feel like a soul just escaping from its clay out into the joy of the freedom of space into a home built from the light of the suns? 41987 Discover, O discover a far- going, a far- coming endless, sky- meeting, infinitely finite sea? 41987 For able to speak to man, like brooks and flowers, I am inquiring, what you are about, the knowledge of your place in the amelioration of the world? 41987 For, what do these striking verses in the Prophet Zechariah mean?--''What sees''t thou? |
41987 | Looking, looking, looking far outward, how did you feel when you first saw the sea? |
41987 | O great sea, who''s purpose doest thou fulfill? |
41987 | They are asking what does the peculiar inspiration of this Exposition mean? |
41987 | VII The Sea''s Highest Decree WHAT ARE THE SEAS ABOUT? |
41987 | What are thou almightily about, what doing?" |
41987 | What do these beautiful verses mean? |
41987 | What was it? |
41987 | Where would one find a more fitting comparison for people of the same sort in our day? |
41987 | Who were these world pioneers? |
41987 | Why did He go to the Mount of Olives? |
33232 | ''By all that''s holy, what is it?'' 33232 And we would gladly meet that fate for Nippon''s sake, would we not, Togi? |
33232 | And what is that? |
33232 | Are n''t you California people a little daffy on the Japanese question? |
33232 | Are they to be shot, then? |
33232 | Are you sure there is no suspicion that it exists? |
33232 | But before this can be done,objected Togi,"will not the Canal be repaired, so that the rest of the American fleet can pass through and attack us?" |
33232 | But have you got any money to take you there? |
33232 | But how do you feel now, old man? |
33232 | But how were we to accomplish this? 33232 But how?" |
33232 | But what do you think that will be? |
33232 | But why does n''t the man come back? 33232 But why?" |
33232 | Could n''t we save that as a last resort? |
33232 | Did the Russians have any warning, before the Japanese smashed their fleet at Port Arthur? 33232 Did you get any idea at Montillo who this guerilla chief might be?" |
33232 | Do you know me, El Tigre? |
33232 | Do you remember the boy you captured on that raid in the San Joaquin valley, three months ago? |
33232 | Hates himself, does n''t he? |
33232 | How about a hundred feet? 33232 How about following the trail?" |
33232 | How about the tunnel? |
33232 | How far have you got to go? |
33232 | How large a force have you? |
33232 | How long ago? |
33232 | How many men has he with him? |
33232 | How much do you want? |
33232 | How shall we go? |
33232 | I say, Bert,exclaimed Tom, eagerly voicing the thought that struck them both at once,"could n''t we follow the trail by moonlight?" |
33232 | I should say it was,answered Bert, and then, after a pause, he asked:"But where are we bound for, now, Lieutenant? |
33232 | If we''re as hungry as this without having done much all the morning, what would we be if we had been working since eight o''clock? |
33232 | Look here,said Dick, fiercely,"what''s your game, anyway? |
33232 | Oh, I should think right after lunch would be about the best time, do n''t you? |
33232 | Oh, what''s the matter with you two lemons, anyway? |
33232 | Tell us of some of them, wo n''t you? |
33232 | That''s a swell way to start the day, is n''t it? |
33232 | They''ll declare war, now, wo n''t they? |
33232 | Well, I''ll be hanged,muttered one of the rescuing party,"how in the world did he ever come to think of that, I wonder?" |
33232 | Well, Mr. Warren, what have you to report? |
33232 | Well, Wah Lee,he asked, curiously,"what''s the game?" |
33232 | Well, is n''t she right? |
33232 | Well, why should n''t I think he was in earnest? |
33232 | Wh-- what happened, anyway? |
33232 | What about him? |
33232 | What do you mean? |
33232 | What is the name of your captain? |
33232 | What more? |
33232 | What of him? |
33232 | What was that? |
33232 | What''s that? |
33232 | Where did you get this? |
33232 | Where do they get their courage? 33232 Where is the old rascal anyway?" |
33232 | Where on earth have you been? |
33232 | Who started it? 33232 Will we? |
33232 | Will we? |
33232 | You are sure,he went on,"that the connections are perfect?" |
33232 | You did n''t expect to find a macadamized road running through this little strip of woodland, did you? |
33232 | You do n''t want much, do you? |
33232 | You mean Japan? |
33232 | You''re not going to let me die here, are you? |
33232 | ''It is sad, is n''t it?'' |
33232 | A joyful reunion or graves for three? |
33232 | And now the ending of all his dreams and hopes and plans was-- what? |
33232 | And when? |
33232 | But what chance did they have of finding him? |
33232 | By what right do we say so?" |
33232 | By whom? |
33232 | Can their raw volunteers face the seasoned warriors of Japan? |
33232 | Can you think of anything?" |
33232 | Could the engineer retain consciousness, immersed as he was in the vile, sticky mud? |
33232 | Could they have missed him? |
33232 | Dick, alive or dead? |
33232 | Do you know that for two years past, her arsenals have been working night and day? |
33232 | Do you not fear that suspicion may be aroused before you are ready?" |
33232 | Do you see that tree up there? |
33232 | For what purpose? |
33232 | Have you read of the mass meetings at Tokio, and the passionate harangues against America? |
33232 | He was desolated, broken- hearted-- but what could he do? |
33232 | How could this knowledge be obtained? |
33232 | How long before he would join them? |
33232 | If you want to murder me, why do n''t you do it in a less painful manner?" |
33232 | In the meantime, what had been the sensations of the unfortunate engineer? |
33232 | Is it wise to wait, Namoto?" |
33232 | Is the senor, by any chance, a snake charmer?" |
33232 | It almost seems like a reflection on the intelligence of the world, does n''t it?" |
33232 | Now, what more do you want?" |
33232 | Or did some idea of ransom, if it could be managed, appeal to his avarice? |
33232 | Rescue or defeat? |
33232 | Sabe?" |
33232 | Shall I ask Melton to send some along if he can?" |
33232 | Their faces paled, and Dick exclaimed,"Too late, are we? |
33232 | Was he to be left hanging there as a feast for the carrion birds? |
33232 | Was it a detachment of the guerilla band returning? |
33232 | Was n''t that pretty near an ultimatum that the Viscount Chenda put before the Washington Government a little while ago? |
33232 | Was that Bert''s voice, or was he going insane? |
33232 | Was there any place where he, Bert, could be concealed and hear what went on? |
33232 | Were they hucksters to split hairs, to measure chances, when their comrade''s life hung in the balance? |
33232 | Were they to be taken by fresh forces in the rear? |
33232 | What did those holes mean? |
33232 | What do you think, Bert?" |
33232 | What is it you wanted to tell me?" |
33232 | What struck you?" |
33232 | What time shall we get there?" |
33232 | What was at the end of that trail? |
33232 | What was it? |
33232 | What was that? |
33232 | What was that?''" |
33232 | What''s the matter, are you stuck in the swamp?" |
33232 | What''s the next move in the game?" |
33232 | What''s your idea?" |
33232 | Where did the talks with the white man take place? |
33232 | Which shall it be?" |
33232 | Who could attack us from the Pacific side but Japan? |
33232 | Who knows?" |
33232 | Why should he lie to the senor? |
33232 | Why was it so imperative to prevent the warships on this side from joining their comrades on the other? |
33232 | Wilson?" |
33232 | With what object? |
33232 | Would he not give up, and release his hold on the precious reed? |
33232 | You did n''t think I was bluffing, did you, when I said I''d come? |
33232 | You do n''t see much of it straying around loose here, do you?" |
4786 | And how old are you? |
4786 | Are you married? |
4786 | Awe,drawled the Corporal,"what''s the use o''goin''t''all that trouble? |
4786 | Before the Americans, perhaps? |
4786 | But is this the man that shot you? |
4786 | By the way, I suppose you''re well armed? |
4786 | Can he read? |
4786 | Can you read and write? |
4786 | Check Number? |
4786 | Do his parents live on the Zone? |
4786 | Do you do any work besides your own housework? |
4786 | Does n''t your husband live here? |
4786 | Does the puente romano still cross the river? |
4786 | Doing? 4786 Emm-- What military service have you had?" |
4786 | Er-- would you be kind enough to tell us where we can find this Gatun dam we''ve heard so much about? |
4786 | Ever done police duty? |
4786 | Have n''t you a commissary- book with it in? |
4786 | Hell''s fire, no? |
4786 | How long have you lived on the Canal Zone? |
4786 | How old is he? |
4786 | How old_ I_ are? 4786 I certainly am,"replied the steward;"What do you think I''m down here for, me health?" |
4786 | Is he a Jamaican? |
4786 | Is he married? |
4786 | Is he older than you? |
4786 | Is you a American? 4786 Mac"desert? |
4786 | Married? |
4786 | Name? 4786 Name?" |
4786 | No? |
4786 | Poseeton? |
4786 | Say, I hope you''re not nervous? |
4786 | Senor,I asked,"did you go to the dance in Miraflores last Saturday night with this youth?" |
4786 | Shall I borrow a gun, Lieutenant? |
4786 | Since when have you lived in this house? |
4786 | Some ambitious foreman,I mused, and went on with my queries:"Occupation?" |
4786 | Station commander there? |
4786 | The Admiral''spatent- leather shoes-- but why go into painful details? |
4786 | Well then where the devil did you first land after you were born? |
4786 | Well what nationality was your father? |
4786 | Well, about how old? |
4786 | Well, then this is the man that shot you? |
4786 | Well, what country are you a subject of? |
4786 | What color is he? |
4786 | What dat, boss? |
4786 | What kind of work does he do? |
4786 | What man? |
4786 | What the devil are you doing there? |
4786 | What time does that 6:35 train leave? |
4786 | What you doing, boys? |
4786 | What''s his metal- check number? |
4786 | What''s the sense o''me tryin''to chew the fat in French? |
4786 | What? |
4786 | When and where? |
4786 | When did you come to Panama? |
4786 | Where you born, boy? |
4786 | Who''s talking? |
4786 | Why do n''t you learn it? |
4786 | You ai n''t no American? |
4786 | You''ll want to catch the 5:25 back to Corozal? |
4786 | ''Ad yer census taken yet?" |
4786 | ( Evasively)"Work? |
4786 | --"Can you read?" |
4786 | A forerunner of what, in a few brief years, will have happened to all the Zone-- nay, is not this the way of life itself? |
4786 | About sixty, say?" |
4786 | An absinthe frappe? |
4786 | And just how much does that cost-- here? |
4786 | And what is the retail price of that particular drink?" |
4786 | And what was my reward? |
4786 | And you, Flossie? |
4786 | And"Mac"? |
4786 | At any rate-- On our cards, after the query"Color?" |
4786 | But could it ever be? |
4786 | But how if you were one of those who blew in on the heels of the last Frenchman and have been eating it ever since? |
4786 | But what mattered such small losses? |
4786 | But wo n''t the factory superintendent also be anxious to make a"record"? |
4786 | By the way, are not you who read curious to know, even as I for long years wondered, where a detective wears his badge? |
4786 | Census taken yet?" |
4786 | Commonplace? |
4786 | Could he set him down as he had many a mere red- blooded person and thereby perhaps establish a precedent that might result in his own mortification? |
4786 | D, who is a quartermaster at$ 225, may be on"How- are- you- old- man?" |
4786 | Did I not know that reimbursements were ONLY for"liquor and cigars, cab or boat hire, and meals away from home?" |
4786 | Do n''t know where you were born?" |
4786 | Does Mrs. Smith fear that Mrs. Jones next door will succeed in pumping out of me that capital bit of information? |
4786 | Enumerator( on a venture):"What''s the man''s name?" |
4786 | From then on each dived in to snatch his prey and, dragging him to the nearest free space, began in some language or other:"Where d''ye live?" |
4786 | Graft? |
4786 | Had your census taken yet?" |
4786 | How can I have used that word in connection with his incomparable performance? |
4786 | How did that happen?" |
4786 | How eber yo gon''l''arn talk proper lika dat, yo tell me?" |
4786 | How they framin''up? |
4786 | I crowded close, caught his words, memorized the few questions, and there was I with my"Poomaynes?" |
4786 | I exclaimed--"and read those?" |
4786 | I set them to staring and chattering by some simple remark about their birthplace:"Fine view from the Paseo del Rastro, eh?" |
4786 | If ah does any work? |
4786 | Is he a laborer?" |
4786 | Is that all we got for nine years''work and half a billion dollars?" |
4786 | Now it needs no deep detective experience to know that in such cases you naturally begin with,"Well, what you going to drink, girls?" |
4786 | Now then, how many children?" |
4786 | Now your name?" |
4786 | Now, Henry, what is your room- mate''s name?" |
4786 | Now, Mamie, what''s that you''re drinking? |
4786 | Of the two great divisions among them, Barbadians seemed more well- mannered than Jamaicans-- or was it merely more subtle hypocrisy? |
4786 | Or attempt to give a hint of life on the Canal Zone without mentioning the most conspicuous factor in it? |
4786 | Restless- eyed black men who answered to their names only at the question"Cummun t''appelle?" |
4786 | Sabe frisked? |
4786 | Self- appointed interpreter of the same shade;"He as''how old is yo?" |
4786 | Should even a detective work on such a Sunday? |
4786 | Suppose the doortender should refuse to honor it and force me to impress upon him the importance of the Z. P.--without a gun? |
4786 | The negro:"Why, boss, ca n''t a man chastize his wife when she desarves and needs it?" |
4786 | To a Barbadian woman of forty:"Just you and your daughter live here?" |
4786 | To a Dominican woman of fifty- two, toothless and pitted with small- pox:"Are you married?" |
4786 | To a Jamaican youth;"How many people live in this room?" |
4786 | To a six- foot black giant working as night- hostler of steam- shovels:"Well, Josiah, I suppose you''re a Jamaican?" |
4786 | Variations on the above might fill many pages:"How old are you?" |
4786 | Was it not stated that all applications for reimbursement required an exact itemized account of each separate expenditure, with the price of each? |
4786 | Was this then police talk? |
4786 | Wet? |
4786 | Wha''fo''yo as''all dem questions, mahster?" |
4786 | What more striking than a shining- black waiter strutting proudly about under the name of Levi McCarthy? |
4786 | What more then could I do than set down such items as:"May 12, Liquor, investigation, Panama--$6.50?" |
4786 | What was my duty when the friends handed him some money and a package of cigars? |
4786 | What ye having?" |
4786 | When did you move here?" |
4786 | When he ordered the driver to halt before the"Panazone"that he might speak to some friends should I fiercely countermand the order? |
4786 | When the prisoner turned to remark it was a warm day should I warn him that anything he said would be used against him? |
4786 | Where would you go, think you, to buy that new farm? |
4786 | Why should not one census, like one baptism, suffice for a life- time? |
4786 | Why, damn you, I suppose you''re getting your rake- off too?" |
4786 | Yet could he stretch a shade-- or several shades-- and set him down as"white"? |
4786 | and crying instead:"Here, what the devil is going on here?" |
4786 | and give their age only to those who open wide their mouths and cry,"Caje- vous?" |
4786 | and"Padremaynos?" |
4786 | steward and complained that his waiter did not serve him reasonably:"Well,"sneered the steward,"I guess you did n''t come across?" |
4786 | tracks to shout in at the yard- master''s window,"How soon y''got anything goin''up the line?" |
42077 | And you think, or rather he thinks, that Jared is mixed up in it? |
42077 | Anybody got a chew? |
42077 | Anything else you''d like to know? |
42077 | Are there Indians here? |
42077 | Better send out Walter and Martin to act as ushers, had n''t you? |
42077 | Blown in the ground? |
42077 | Bob,shrilled Rob, for once, in his alarm, giving Tubby his real first name,"what''s the trouble? |
42077 | But how are you going to make the flag fast? |
42077 | But suppose the Chagres River cuts up ugly, as you said it does sometimes? |
42077 | But supposing-- just supposing that the boys did fall in with them, would the Indians do them any harm? |
42077 | Can anybody get the stuff who wants it? |
42077 | Can we be of any assistance? |
42077 | Can you handle a paddle, Fred? |
42077 | Can you make out anything, Rob? |
42077 | Dis funny time ob night to call? |
42077 | Do n''t you see his father and mother back there? |
42077 | Do they ever come down to this part of the country? |
42077 | Do you mind taking these lads along? 42077 Do you think you can fix it, Rob?" |
42077 | Do you want me to fight you? |
42077 | Does anyone possess such knowledge? |
42077 | Er-- how much will satisfy Jake''s-- I mean your-- feelings? |
42077 | Ever see them shoot an oil well? |
42077 | Everything fixed for that meeting at headquarters to- night? |
42077 | Gracious, what''s coming now? |
42077 | Has your dad notified the police? |
42077 | Have n''t I got a right to give my opinion? |
42077 | Have n''t you heard? 42077 Have you any plan, sir?" |
42077 | Him hurte you? |
42077 | How about a cook book? |
42077 | How are you, fellows? 42077 How do you feel, Merritt?" |
42077 | How in the world did you get in? |
42077 | How long can you hold on, Rob? |
42077 | How much dynamite is stored there? |
42077 | How soon will the company-- audience I mean-- arrive? |
42077 | How''s that? |
42077 | How? 42077 Hullo, what''s all this, Rob?" |
42077 | Hullo, what''s that? 42077 I hate you, Rob Blake,"exclaimed Jared through his clenched teeth,"and I''m going to polish you off once and for all,--do you hear me?" |
42077 | I suppose that there''s plenty to eat down that way? |
42077 | I wonder what he''ll do about it? |
42077 | I-- I-- that is, we-- it''s too big-- too glorious to just realize it all at once, is n''t it, fellows? |
42077 | In what way? |
42077 | Is dat in de game,inquired the child doubtfully,"an''will oo cover dolly''s, too?" |
42077 | Is he blowing up? |
42077 | Is n''t it great, glittering, glorious? |
42077 | Is n''t the river current flowing more swiftly? |
42077 | Is n''t there a spare chain in the tool locker? |
42077 | Is there anything, except Coney Island, that he did n''t discover? |
42077 | Jove, you can read all that in those tracks? |
42077 | Just why is this Chagres River such an important part of the canal? |
42077 | Lend me your wheel for Scout duty, will you? |
42077 | Like a bottle of anti- fat, kid? |
42077 | Lucindy, how many miles an hour? 42077 Me? |
42077 | Merritt, will you sound the return whistle for Bob Hopkins and Fred? |
42077 | More Bye Scut nonsense? |
42077 | Not much longer I''m afraid,came back in a voice that could hardly have been recognized as Rob''s,"ca n''t you get a rope?" |
42077 | Oh, he''s a Hindoo? |
42077 | Ready? |
42077 | S- s- s- s- say, Tubby, you do n''t think we''re lost, do you? |
42077 | Say,he exclaimed, after he had given the scout salute and congratulated his leader,"say, who do you think are hanging about outside?" |
42077 | See that prickly branch growing right out from the edge of the tower? 42077 Shall I make a link out of steel wire? |
42077 | Shall I reverse? |
42077 | So that''s the game, is it? |
42077 | So; you''re a coward, eh? |
42077 | Suppose you tell us what you know about Panama and the canal? |
42077 | T- t- t- tell him to be a little c- c- c- careful, wo n''t you? |
42077 | Then what''s the use of blowing it up? |
42077 | This is the time I got yer, hey? |
42077 | Thought you were going to make ducks and drakes out of him, Jared? |
42077 | Tubby, are you hurt? |
42077 | W- w- w- w- what is going to become of us? |
42077 | W- w- what do you mean? |
42077 | We do n''t want''em to chase us, do we? |
42077 | We know better than that, do n''t we, fellows? |
42077 | We''ve arranged some single stick bouts and an exhibition drill and so on-- you do n''t mind, do you? |
42077 | Well, Rob, what do_ you_ say to transplanting the Boy Scouts, or part of them, down along the big Ditch? |
42077 | Well, how are you anyhow, old fellow? |
42077 | Well, what do you think of my proposal? |
42077 | Well, what do you want? |
42077 | Well, what happened in the Mexican war? |
42077 | What about it, Rob? |
42077 | What are all the chairs arranged outside for? |
42077 | What are they up to? |
42077 | What are we going to do? |
42077 | What are we to do, sir? |
42077 | What are you going to do? |
42077 | What are you looking so glum about? |
42077 | What d''ye want it fer, hey? |
42077 | What do you say if we leave a few souvenirs pasted up there? |
42077 | What in the world have you lads been up to now,he exclaimed half laughingly as they rejoined him,"taking a swim with your uniforms on?" |
42077 | What is a test hole? |
42077 | What is it? |
42077 | What made you do it, you rascal? |
42077 | What made''em bust? |
42077 | What mischief are those rascals up to? 42077 What mischief is Jared up to?" |
42077 | What news from the Academy, Tubby? |
42077 | What on earth happened? |
42077 | What on earth is he doing here? |
42077 | What room is your child in? |
42077 | What was that? |
42077 | What would have happened? |
42077 | What''s that? |
42077 | What''s the matter now? |
42077 | What''s the matter? |
42077 | What''s the matter? |
42077 | What''s up? |
42077 | What''s your dad going to do with the tributary when he finds it? |
42077 | Where are we, Fred? |
42077 | Where? |
42077 | Who says so? |
42077 | Who''s oo? |
42077 | Who? 42077 Whose orders?" |
42077 | Why ca n''t you put it off till I get out of the country? |
42077 | Why do n''t you give those toy soldiers a good hiding? |
42077 | Why not do it now? |
42077 | Why not? 42077 Why, you chump,"roared Fred,"do n''t you know who that was?" |
42077 | Why? 42077 Wonder what kind of a boss he is?" |
42077 | Wonderful how they understand each other, is n''t it? |
42077 | Would he be too late? |
42077 | Yes, what was it? |
42077 | You have n''t told us yet just what it was that happened? |
42077 | You say that you have duplicates of Mainwaring''s plans, showing exactly the weakest points of the great dam? |
42077 | You-- you do n''t think that there are any Indians off in the forest, do you? |
42077 | A Latin grammar?" |
42077 | All got steady heads, I hope?" |
42077 | All right?" |
42077 | Also, in what direction had their retreat led them? |
42077 | Are you injured?" |
42077 | As for putting it off, what time like the present? |
42077 | Break my arm? |
42077 | But tell me, can you see the signs of any wild beasts?" |
42077 | But what steps do you propose to take?" |
42077 | But what was he doing on the canal work? |
42077 | By the way, we are going to start up the Chagres day after to- morrow; wo n''t that be bully? |
42077 | By what right? |
42077 | Could he still keep up his gait? |
42077 | Could they get it? |
42077 | Got the time? |
42077 | Had he told the plotters of what he had overheard and warned them that vigilant retribution was on their trail? |
42077 | Had they collided with some huge creature that made its home in the tepid waters of the Chagres? |
42077 | Have n''t you got your compass?" |
42077 | How about it, Rob?" |
42077 | How do you like''em?" |
42077 | How far had they come on their wild run to escape the great serpent? |
42077 | How was he going to do it? |
42077 | Is that clear? |
42077 | Kaint git yer car out uv ther ditch, hey? |
42077 | Look there, will you?" |
42077 | Mainwaring?" |
42077 | Me?" |
42077 | See the point? |
42077 | Should he go back and tell Mr. Raynor what he had discovered? |
42077 | Suddenly he stopped, and from under the coat came a muffled but inquisitive voice:"Is''oo cwyin'', Mister Fireman?" |
42077 | The back door, eh?" |
42077 | Two Boy Scouts lost in a bit of timber like this? |
42077 | Was he allied with the forces that were trying to defeat the completion of the canal? |
42077 | Was he to die there in that inferno of flames? |
42077 | What better place could Jared be, watched as he is, than holding down a job as a canal worker, bossing some small undertaking? |
42077 | What d''ye want it fer,--hey?" |
42077 | What does it mean?" |
42077 | What excuse could we offer?" |
42077 | What if they were caught in a fiery trap, unable to escape? |
42077 | What in the world is he doing here?" |
42077 | What on earth shall we do?" |
42077 | What shall I do?" |
42077 | What''s the result? |
42077 | What?" |
42077 | Where have you got to?" |
42077 | Who would ever dream of looking for him in such a position?" |
42077 | Why repine? |
42077 | Why should they run? |
42077 | Would they kill you?" |
42077 | You come see me some time, eh?" |
42077 | bellowed the farmer again,"air you aidin''and abettin''lawless acts?" |
42077 | cried Hiram suddenly,"what''s that?" |
42077 | grunted Max,"what are you trying to do? |
42077 | shouted Mr. Mainwaring to the white man, as the pair hustled by along the rampart- like heights of the big dam,"where are you bound for?" |
42077 | whistled Rob,"so Jared is going to beat a retreat, eh?" |
60740 | ''Bucky''Harrison? |
60740 | A bad motive? 60740 Am I a good scout? |
60740 | And did he survive that? |
60740 | And for what? |
60740 | And what are you doing roosting on that heap of furniture like a crazy hen? 60740 And what brought you way down here from Wolverton?" |
60740 | And what then? |
60740 | And you are going to mix up in another revolution? 60740 And you are sure that young Goodwin is in serious danger?" |
60740 | And you were the regular pitcher? |
60740 | Anybody killed? |
60740 | Are n''t you taking a lot for granted? 60740 Are you going to report what I found out-- that the commissary stores were smuggled on board the_ Juan Lopez_?" |
60740 | Are you honestly alive? |
60740 | Are you killed? |
60740 | Are you now going home or are you returning? |
60740 | Are you really all right, Walter? |
60740 | But could n''t you come home every week? |
60740 | But do you honestly think he has any intention of giving me a job on the gold roll? |
60740 | But what about Goodwin? |
60740 | But what about that checker? 60740 But you will give me a chance to talk it over with you?" |
60740 | Can we see him to- night? |
60740 | Can you find him to- night? |
60740 | Can you quit work at once and come over to the hotel with me? |
60740 | Can you recommend him? |
60740 | Dear me, why did we let him make the trip to New York alone? |
60740 | Did he really want to see me? |
60740 | Did my letters help you? |
60740 | Do you know what that means? 60740 Do you mind shouldering this confounded bag? |
60740 | Do you really think there will be something for me to do? |
60740 | Does Major Glendinning know I have been put out of commission? |
60740 | Does this Captain Brincker live in Panama? |
60740 | For twenty cents an hour? 60740 Has base- ball anything to do with your lively interest in this young man?" |
60740 | Has he got himself into a scrape, or ca n''t ye get anny word from him at all? |
60740 | Have you found another pitcher? |
60740 | Horatio, what_ is_ the matter with you? |
60740 | How long will Quesada wait for you? 60740 How many men were there on the_ Juan Lopez_? |
60740 | How old are you? |
60740 | If I had n''t set out to find you and stuck to it like a terrier at a rat- hole, where would you be now? |
60740 | Is it as bad as that? |
60740 | Is the child dreaming? |
60740 | Is there any way, if a fellow ca n''t afford to pay his passage, for him to get to the Isthmus of Panama? |
60740 | Is this what you have been leading up to? |
60740 | It looks as if his face had been stepped on, but the firmly moulded chin is quite well done, do n''t you think? 60740 Lost it before you found it, eh? |
60740 | My employer? |
60740 | Officially? 60740 Pretty exclusive, are n''t you?" |
60740 | Put them in my straw hat? 60740 Quesada will not dare to knock Goodwin on the head and throw him into the bay, will he? |
60740 | Quesada, eh? |
60740 | Something diplomatic in the wind? |
60740 | The owner is General Quesada? |
60740 | There is to be a revolution somewhere? |
60740 | To Colonel Gunther? |
60740 | To take me home with you? |
60740 | Um- m, he will, will he? |
60740 | Was he-- was he blown up? |
60740 | What about his trying to shoot Señor Alfaro? |
60740 | What about the base- ball practice? |
60740 | What about this arm? |
60740 | What can I do for you? |
60740 | What did I tell you? |
60740 | What did he say he was going to do with me? |
60740 | What do you mean by saying we ca n''t keep him? |
60740 | What do you want to say to me? |
60740 | What if I drop a box of it? |
60740 | What right have you to ask my business? |
60740 | What will you do with the cablegram? |
60740 | What will you do? 60740 What''s the matter with him?" |
60740 | What? 60740 When can you start? |
60740 | Who cares about you? |
60740 | Who is not? 60740 Who purchased the_ Juan Lopez_?" |
60740 | Why do n''t you help me get out of the house? |
60740 | Why not bunk with me for a few days? 60740 Why not?" |
60740 | Will General Quesada fight? |
60740 | Will he let you talk to him? 60740 With your arm in a sling? |
60740 | You are going to consult with the police? |
60740 | You fear the_ Juan Lopez_ may again annoy the politics of your fair country of Colombia? |
60740 | You mean to insinuate that there might possibly be an opening for a first- class accountant and book- keeper in the canal organization? |
60740 | You_ would_ steal Uncle Sam''s groceries and go skylarking off to start trouble in the cute little republic of San Salvador, would you? |
60740 | Alas, is it serious?" |
60740 | Alfaro smiled rather sheepishly as he remarked:"It was not very diplomatic? |
60740 | And I do n''t want them to worry----"Naughton nodded gravely and suggested:"Shall I tell them about your impressions of the canal? |
60740 | And I found you, did n''t I?" |
60740 | And have you ever seen that man with the gray mustache before?" |
60740 | And how fast is she?" |
60740 | And how is that dear family of yours? |
60740 | And what about the tug and the rest of the outfit?" |
60740 | And what becomes of Goodwin in the meantime?" |
60740 | And what does Captain Brincker do on board?" |
60740 | And when will she make another high record?" |
60740 | And you say that Captain Brincker has been living with him?" |
60740 | And you think he can pitch winning ball for Cristobal?" |
60740 | Anything serious? |
60740 | Anything wrong with th''strappin''lad that went sailin''off to make his forthune? |
60740 | Anything wrong?" |
60740 | Are you a real ball- player? |
60740 | Are you afraid I''ll bite ye? |
60740 | Are you man enough to resent it?" |
60740 | Are you not old enough to mind your own business?" |
60740 | Are you really looking for a job, my boy? |
60740 | Are you really looking for hard work at silver wages?" |
60740 | Are you tough enough to shovel coal all day? |
60740 | Are you very anxious?" |
60740 | As Devlin left the office he said to Alfaro:"What did I tell you, my son? |
60740 | At any rate, the checker was guilty, and why had the two of them come straight to this house from Balboa? |
60740 | At length he grumbled:"What are you going to do about it?" |
60740 | At the episode of the parrot and broomstick, the steam- shovel man violently interrupted:"General Quesada? |
60740 | Better lay off and take it easy for the day, had n''t you?" |
60740 | Between us, as man to man? |
60740 | Ca n''t you see it for yourself? |
60740 | Ca n''t you take me on to help clear this mess?" |
60740 | Can you pitch? |
60740 | Can you steer clear of landslides and revolutions for a while?" |
60740 | Captain Bradshaw, strolling through the ship on a tour of inspection, noticed the gloomy young seaman and kindly inquired:"Lost anything? |
60740 | Captain Brincker advanced swiftly, confronted him, and asked in a heavy voice:"Were you looking for somebody?" |
60740 | Curious in his turn, he asked:"Is your office on the wharf?" |
60740 | Devlin was feeling the nervous strain, and with a yawn he suggested:"What about making some black coffee, Captain Brincker? |
60740 | Did n''t we have a lot to do with getting him back?" |
60740 | Did you have a pleasant trip?" |
60740 | Do I look like a fever- stricken wreck? |
60740 | Do you believe I am telling the truth?" |
60740 | Do you expect to whip those hard- hitting rascals from Culebra?" |
60740 | Do you honestly mean it?" |
60740 | Do you know where to find a launch in a hurry and a man to run it?" |
60740 | Do you see the pretty young girl with the fair hair and the pink cheeks? |
60740 | Do you think I would stand any show of getting a job on the Panama Canal?" |
60740 | Do you want to go home to the States? |
60740 | Do you want to notify any friends?" |
60740 | Does he think you are incapable of taking care of yourself?" |
60740 | Does it sound crazy to you?" |
60740 | Does your father need you in his own business?" |
60740 | Goodwin was working his passage to the Isthmus to look for a job and----""Why did n''t he let me know it on shipboard?" |
60740 | Grasping him by the shoulders, Devlin hoarsely demanded:"Could you tell if Goodwin was on board?" |
60740 | Harrison thumped him on the back and jubilantly shouted:"Was n''t that easy? |
60740 | Has he been forgettin''to write to ye? |
60740 | Have a cup of tea or a bottle of ginger- ale?" |
60740 | Have you any clews?" |
60740 | Have you dug Twenty- six out of the slide? |
60740 | Have you enough ready money to finance th''journey? |
60740 | Have you landed a job? |
60740 | He bided his time until Major Glendinning, passing through the warehouse on a tour of inspection, halted to ask:"How are you going to like the job?" |
60740 | He picked up the revolver, eyed Walter and the broom- handle with a comical air of surprise, and inquired:"Who started this circus? |
60740 | He was among his own countrymen, but where was there any place for him? |
60740 | He was living with one of the surgeons at Ancon?" |
60740 | High wages? |
60740 | His father asked, when the excitement had subsided:"Well, what luck, my son?" |
60740 | Horatio, do you suppose a batch of my doughnuts would keep if I put them in a tin cake- box? |
60740 | How in the world did you happen to get on my trail? |
60740 | How is the arm? |
60740 | I am catcher of the Culebra nine, do you see?" |
60740 | I can not let you come into this house, do you understand?" |
60740 | I do n''t look like a very dangerous person, do I?" |
60740 | I will find you at your office in the Zone?" |
60740 | If you want the good salt wind, why do n''t you run over to Balboa docks? |
60740 | In the mending basket?" |
60740 | Is he all mended?" |
60740 | Is it a revolution? |
60740 | Is it impossible?" |
60740 | Is it not so?" |
60740 | Is it you or somebody else?" |
60740 | Is that clearly understood?" |
60740 | Is there anything bigger to see?" |
60740 | It must not be mournful, must it? |
60740 | It sounds perfectly awful, does n''t it?" |
60740 | It was a revolution? |
60740 | Mr. Naughton whistled, cocked a scrutinizing eye, and observed:"So you got into trouble with the Spiggoty police? |
60740 | Naughton?" |
60740 | Need any money? |
60740 | Need any money?" |
60740 | Nice, clean- built chap, is n''t he? |
60740 | Now that you have begun, will you be so good as to let the cat all the way out of the bag?" |
60740 | Now what can I do for you? |
60740 | Now, what about young Goodwin? |
60740 | Rather chagrined to hear diplomacy dismissed so scornfully, Alfaro timidly ventured:"The civil administration of the Canal Zone?" |
60740 | Recognizing Jack Devlin, Walter managed to find his voice and called feebly:"Is this what you call a great place for a husky young fellow?" |
60740 | Resorting to strategy, he said to his father when next they met:"Now that you are here, why do n''t you spend a week in seeing the canal? |
60740 | Say, Mr. Naughton, how old must a man be to run a steam- shovel?" |
60740 | Say, father, we Americans ought to be proud of the Panama Canal, do n''t you think?" |
60740 | Seventy- five dollars a month, and there are various jobs I am capable of filling----""Is this a fairy story?" |
60740 | Shall I come back to this house?" |
60740 | Shall I convoy you into the kitchen? |
60740 | Shall I telephone the Zone police department? |
60740 | She looks perfectly ridiculous, does n''t she? |
60740 | So he wanted him to pitch for Cristobal? |
60740 | Supposing one of those horrid mosquitoes that carry yellow- fever should fly in and bite him? |
60740 | Tell me, what is Captain Brincker doing here? |
60740 | Tell me, where is Goodwin?" |
60740 | Tempted by the amicable drift of the interview, Walter ventured a dangerous question:"Your employer-- who is he?" |
60740 | That man? |
60740 | The address of General Quesada''s house in Panama? |
60740 | The arm? |
60740 | The elderly gentleman leaned forward in the saddle and eagerly inquired:"Bless me, is that true? |
60740 | The merchandise would be missed later, but what proof was there that it had been slipped aboard the Chilean steamer? |
60740 | The steam- shovel man loudly summoned them, adding with tremendous gusto:"Did n''t I tell you that Goodwin was the finest lad that ever happened? |
60740 | The victor''s nose was bleeding, but he looked pleased as he gustily observed:"Too speedy for you, eh? |
60740 | These letters were meant to deceive us?" |
60740 | Wake up the American minister in Panama? |
60740 | Walter shied like a frightened colt, and stammered with sudden loss of enthusiasm:"A whole s- ship- load of d- dynamite? |
60740 | Want to write a letter home?" |
60740 | Was he quite sure the melting snow had not wet his feet? |
60740 | Were you looking for me?" |
60740 | What about it?" |
60740 | What about that?" |
60740 | What are your plans?" |
60740 | What did we tell you?" |
60740 | What do you hear from them?" |
60740 | What do you think of him?" |
60740 | What else?" |
60740 | What has he done with him?" |
60740 | What have you done with him? |
60740 | What have you done with him?" |
60740 | What is it they do to sailors, Horatio? |
60740 | What is your business?" |
60740 | What kind of a riddle is that?" |
60740 | What makes you think of taking such a long jump from home?" |
60740 | What''s on your mind?" |
60740 | What''s the evidence? |
60740 | What_ is it_ all about?" |
60740 | When Alfaro returned, he asked him excitedly:"Do you know anything about this_ Juan Lopez_ steamer alongside? |
60740 | When does a ship sail to the place ye want to go to?" |
60740 | Where are father''s clean socks, mother? |
60740 | Where are you living?" |
60740 | Where had he found funds to finance a Central American revolution? |
60740 | Where have you been? |
60740 | Where is he? |
60740 | Who ever dreamed the beggars would do anything but surrender?" |
60740 | Who is he? |
60740 | Who knows? |
60740 | Why do you ask with so much interest, Goodwin?" |
60740 | Why not go to Culebra with me to- morrow morning and see some of the canal work? |
60740 | Why will ye go messin''around and wastin''time tryin''to raise money? |
60740 | Will he bother himself with this affair of ours?" |
60740 | Will it be all right if I telephone you by seven o''clock?" |
60740 | Will three hundred be enough? |
60740 | Will you come back to Ancon with me and dine at the Tivoli Hotel to- night?" |
60740 | Will you go on board with me?" |
60740 | Will you tell him, with my compliments, that I greatly admire the behavior of his son?" |
60740 | Would the colonel help straighten it out? |
60740 | Would you like to take a position on the wharf at Balboa?" |
60740 | You are scheduled to play ball for Cristobal, understand?" |
60740 | You are working your passage as a lark? |
60740 | You get that launch and you look for the_ Juan Lopez_, understand? |
60740 | You say you saw this gray- headed beach- comber in Guayaquil one time? |
60740 | You w- want me to help handle it?" |
10776 | A warning? |
10776 | All right? |
10776 | Am I intruding? |
10776 | And if you do go, may I have the honor of accompanying you to the Isthmus? |
10776 | And so these young men saved us-- saved our lives? 10776 And so you''re going to get some Gatun pictures and then quit-- eh?" |
10776 | And take Alcando with us? |
10776 | And these really are the young gentlemen whom I seek? |
10776 | And we have two more locks to go through? |
10776 | And we start up the Canal in the morning? |
10776 | And we''re going to get one of those slides on our films? |
10776 | And were you really looking for us? |
10776 | And who would dare to explode dynamite at the dam? |
10776 | And who would that be? |
10776 | And yet you may go; shall you not? |
10776 | And you are taking pictures now? |
10776 | Another landslide? |
10776 | Are n''t you coming in? |
10776 | Are n''t you glad to know he is n''t a spy, or anything like that? |
10776 | Are we really sinking? |
10776 | Are you able to walk back to the farmhouse where we are boarding? |
10776 | Are you all right? |
10776 | Are you boys going into the jungle? |
10776 | Are you fully recovered, Joe? |
10776 | Are you going with us to California? 10776 Are you hurt? |
10776 | Are you in such a hurry to see them? |
10776 | Are you sure the wires are disconnected, boys? |
10776 | Are you the moving picture boys? |
10776 | Back where? |
10776 | Better get our cameras ready; had n''t we, Blake? |
10776 | But are there really volcanic eruptions down there? |
10776 | But how can you take moving pictures of such small things as ants? |
10776 | But how did you and the other officials hear all this? |
10776 | But how does it do it? |
10776 | But so you have decided to go to the Canal? |
10776 | But what for? |
10776 | But what is it? |
10776 | But where is Blake? |
10776 | But who would want to blow up the dam? |
10776 | But why should Mr. Alcando try to blow up the dam at all? |
10776 | Can you get out-- can you walk? |
10776 | Can you make it? |
10776 | Could he have meant that? |
10776 | Could n''t you if you had a very big flashlight that would last for several minutes? |
10776 | Did anything-- that is, anything that fellow said-- or did-- strike you as being-- well, let''s say-- queer? |
10776 | Did we fall? |
10776 | Did you read the letter all the way through? |
10776 | Do n''t you hear a ticking? |
10776 | Do n''t you think it''s here? |
10776 | Do n''t you wish you had this easy job? |
10776 | Do they eat them? |
10776 | Do you mean a big slide in Culebra Cut? |
10776 | Do you really think so? |
10776 | Do you think-- I mean, would it be possible for me to--"To take some pictures? 10776 Do you-- er-- really have to get very close to get pictures of the big slides?" |
10776 | Dynamite? 10776 Eat''em, or make houses of''em?" |
10776 | Even if you have to make the slide yourself? |
10776 | Feel better now? |
10776 | Flash- light powder? 10776 Get any pictures?" |
10776 | Gone out, you mean? |
10776 | Hand me that other roll of film; will you, please? |
10776 | Hardly enough to cause anyone to commit such a crime as that, do you think? |
10776 | Has n''t Birdie Lee written yet? |
10776 | Has n''t Mabel written to you this week? |
10776 | Have what? |
10776 | Have you any wild beasts in these jungles? |
10776 | How about him? |
10776 | How are we to continue our journey? |
10776 | How are you coming on? |
10776 | How can we help? |
10776 | How can we stop them? |
10776 | How could anything else happen after being squeezed in that kind of a cider press? 10776 How did it happen?" |
10776 | How did it happen? |
10776 | How did you know we were here? |
10776 | How do you feel? |
10776 | How does it come in? |
10776 | How does the Spaniard strike you? |
10776 | How high is it? |
10776 | How long do you think it will be before I can take some views myself? |
10776 | How soon can you be ready to go? |
10776 | How''d your father come to get our letter, Sam? |
10776 | I mean how are you going to stop that runaway, or rescue those fellows? |
10776 | I mean that more slides are likely to occur; are they not? |
10776 | I surely hear that ticking in this berth; do n''t you? |
10776 | I wonder how our films are coming out? |
10776 | I wonder if I can stop him with one shot? |
10776 | I wonder what that meant? |
10776 | I wonder what the''next time''will be? |
10776 | I wonder what we''ll see next? |
10776 | I wonder what''s up? |
10776 | I wonder who it is? 10776 Is he as bad as ever?" |
10776 | Is iguana really good eating? |
10776 | Is it about Panama? |
10776 | Is it fixed? |
10776 | Is something--? |
10776 | Is that so? |
10776 | It comes in from the bottom; does n''t it, Captain Watson? |
10776 | Make of it? 10776 Meat? |
10776 | No, but it is queer; is n''t it? |
10776 | No, but seriously, what do you make of it all? |
10776 | No-- why should we? |
10776 | Not very cheerful; is he? |
10776 | Nothing more suspicious; eh? |
10776 | Now I wonder how that happened? |
10776 | Only how can it be done? 10776 Only,"said Blake to Joe afterward,"why was he in such a hurry to get rid of him, and afraid that we might meet him?" |
10776 | Out there? |
10776 | Over the top? |
10776 | Perhaps that was a--"Who''s getting suspicious now? |
10776 | Queer sort of a chap; is n''t he? |
10776 | Queer? 10776 Remember that time, Blake, when we were filming the volcano, and the ground opened right at your feet?" |
10776 | Seen anything of Alcando''s alarm clock model lately? |
10776 | Shall I read it, Joe? |
10776 | So you think that''s the reason, eh? |
10776 | Strange? 10776 Suppose he does perfect it? |
10776 | Suspicious, you mean? |
10776 | That-- that box--"What about it? |
10776 | The flashlight powder-- I wonder if we can get enough of that? |
10776 | Then we''d better get--"Do you mean by an earthquake? |
10776 | Then you have confirmatory evidence of what my letter says? |
10776 | Then you have n''t altogether gotten over your suspicions of him? |
10776 | Then you wo n''t make any fuss? |
10776 | Was there a misunderstanding in signals? |
10776 | We can use that automatic camera, too; ca n''t we? |
10776 | We have n''t heard whether Mr. Hadley likes our work or not? |
10776 | Well, are you all ready, boys? |
10776 | Well, it might be, and--"And you''re afraid he will get ahead of you in your invention of a focus tube; are n''t you? |
10776 | Well, then, we''ll consider it settled-- we''ll go to Panama? |
10776 | Well, this is n''t exactly the quiet life we looked for in the canal zone; is it, Blake? |
10776 | Well, what are your plans now, boys? |
10776 | Well, what do you think about it all? |
10776 | Well, what do you think of him now? |
10776 | Well, what were you going to say about that collision? |
10776 | Well, what''s next on the programme? |
10776 | Well, when do we start? |
10776 | Well, you have n''t seen anything more suspicious about him; have you? |
10776 | Well? |
10776 | What about an earthquake? |
10776 | What about; that gun business? |
10776 | What are we to do now, Blake? 10776 What are you looking at?" |
10776 | What are you talking about? |
10776 | What can I do? |
10776 | What did he say? |
10776 | What do they do with''em? |
10776 | What do you mean? |
10776 | What do you mean? |
10776 | What do you think of him, anyhow? |
10776 | What for? |
10776 | What happened? |
10776 | What if she has n''t? |
10776 | What in the world do they do that for? |
10776 | What is it? |
10776 | What made you act so funny, Blake, when you picked up that piece of paper? |
10776 | What then? |
10776 | What were you going to say it was that time when I stopped you? |
10776 | What will happen? |
10776 | What would happen if you did hit the chain? |
10776 | What''ll we do? |
10776 | What''s on? |
10776 | What''s that you said? |
10776 | What''s that-- swim the rest of the way,asked Joe,"and have Mr. Alcando make pictures of us?" |
10776 | What''s that? |
10776 | What''s that? |
10776 | What''s that? |
10776 | What''s the matter, Blake, have n''t you anything to say? |
10776 | What''s the matter? |
10776 | What''s the matter? |
10776 | What''s the matter? |
10776 | What''s up now? |
10776 | What''s up? |
10776 | What''s up? |
10776 | What-- what''s that? |
10776 | What? |
10776 | Where are you going? |
10776 | Where can it be? 10776 Where does it go?" |
10776 | Where was this? |
10776 | Where-- where are we? |
10776 | Who is he? |
10776 | Who''s there? 10776 Why did n''t I think of that before, instead of standing here mooning? |
10776 | Why do n''t you ask Mr. Baker to lend you a rig? |
10776 | Why not? |
10776 | Why not? |
10776 | Why? |
10776 | Why? |
10776 | Why? |
10776 | Will we really have to jump overboard? |
10776 | With a flashlight? |
10776 | Yes, but what would cause a slide? |
10776 | Yes, but what? |
10776 | You ca n''t get any pictures in here, I suppose? |
10776 | You did n''t let her out to the full at that; did you? |
10776 | You do n''t mean to say you think this fellow is an international spy; do you? 10776 You have?" |
10776 | You mean the-- dam itself? |
10776 | You mean to take moving pictures of the blowing up of the dam? |
10776 | You met the young Spaniard who had a letter of introduction to you; did you not? |
10776 | You''re the regular early worm this morning; are n''t you? |
10776 | You''ve made up your mind to go to Panama; have n''t you? |
10776 | Alcando?" |
10776 | And did anything more develop about his knowing the captain of that vessel that sunk the_ Nama_?" |
10776 | And it''s here where those big slides have been?" |
10776 | And once in a while you''ll see a--""What''s that?" |
10776 | And where will you have the other?" |
10776 | Anything more about that alarm clock of his? |
10776 | Are there many alligators in this stream?" |
10776 | Are you all right?" |
10776 | Are you not glad? |
10776 | As he started to go away Joe remarked:"Where are you wearing your watch? |
10776 | Blake drew a long breath, and replied, questioningly:"What do you think of it?" |
10776 | But I wonder what we are going to do for a boat now?" |
10776 | But do n''t you hear that noise?" |
10776 | But say, Joe, what sort of a watch have you that ticks so loudly?" |
10776 | But what''s that you''re reading; and what do you mean about being on the jump?" |
10776 | But where is he?" |
10776 | But where is our horse?" |
10776 | CHAPTER II ON THE BRINK"What-- what''s your plan, Blake?" |
10776 | CHAPTER XI ALONG THE CANAL"Blake, did you hear that?" |
10776 | CHAPTER XII ALMOST AN ACCIDENT"What''s that big, long affair, jutting out so far from the locks?" |
10776 | CHAPTER XIII IN THE JUNGLE"What will we do with the cameras, Blake? |
10776 | CHAPTER XXII A WARNING"What is the matter?" |
10776 | Can you walk?" |
10776 | Did I get any pictures?" |
10776 | Do n''t you?" |
10776 | Do you know anyone on board her?" |
10776 | For the runner asked:"You will not fail us?" |
10776 | Funny, though, that we did n''t get any mail; was n''t it?" |
10776 | Get any yourself?" |
10776 | Hadley?" |
10776 | Have you any flash- light powder?" |
10776 | Have you any flashlight powder?" |
10776 | Have you told that Spaniard?" |
10776 | He explained, did he not, that his company wished to show scenes along the line of their railroad, to attract prospective customers?" |
10776 | He will laugh when he finds out his mistake; will he not?" |
10776 | How did Alcando make out?" |
10776 | How did it happen?" |
10776 | How many do you want?" |
10776 | I do n''t want to break the combination; do you?" |
10776 | I say, Blake,"and Joe''s voice took on a confidential tone,"you have n''t noticed anything strange about him, have you?" |
10776 | I suppose you do take big moving pictures-- I mean pictures of big scenes, do you not?" |
10776 | I wonder if we''ve got time?" |
10776 | I wonder what he really did think he was up to, anyhow?" |
10776 | I wonder what it all meant?" |
10776 | I wonder what it is, and why he has it in his bed?" |
10776 | I wonder what we''d better do with it? |
10776 | I wonder where Alcando--?" |
10776 | Is that what you mean, señor-- I should say, sir?" |
10776 | Maybe we''d better get a doctor?" |
10776 | Now when are we to start, how do we go, where shall we make our headquarters and so on?" |
10776 | Say, but is n''t it dark?" |
10776 | So if you''re going--""I think we had better go; do n''t you?" |
10776 | So you are off?" |
10776 | That letter for you?" |
10776 | Then, clearly across the intervening space, came the words:"Are you sure the machine works right?" |
10776 | To tell that Spaniard he could, or could not, go with us?" |
10776 | Trying to get secrets of the United States fortifications at the Canal?" |
10776 | Was it an alarm after all? |
10776 | Well, have you pictures enough?" |
10776 | Well, you wo n''t go without me; will you?" |
10776 | What do you mean?" |
10776 | What do you suppose he meant?" |
10776 | What do you think of him?" |
10776 | What in the world does he mean?" |
10776 | What of it?" |
10776 | What was the matter, anyhow?" |
10776 | What''s the matter with you, anyhow? |
10776 | What''s the matter with you-- oversleep?" |
10776 | When are you going to make the last of the spillway views?" |
10776 | When he did open his lips it was to ask:"Well, what do you think of it, Blake?" |
10776 | Where are you?" |
10776 | Where can he get meat in the jungle, unless he spears a tapir?" |
10776 | Where''s the little camera and case?" |
10776 | Will you do it?" |
10776 | Would Joe and Blake be in time? |
10776 | You mean going to Panama?" |
10776 | You think that curious box is some attachment for a moving picture camera; do you?" |
41767 | A sound travels far in the jungle, and who can say how near we are to those villains we are searching for? 41767 About that,"he agreed,"Well?" |
41767 | Ai n''t it a sight for sore eyes? |
41767 | Almost as big as that of Geneva? 41767 And guessed it was meant for someone down by the sea?" |
41767 | And how did you fix it? |
41767 | And meanwhile pepper''em with the rifles, eh? |
41767 | And that man who fired at you? |
41767 | And the destination of these boxes? |
41767 | And the engine? |
41767 | And the second? |
41767 | And then? |
41767 | And those men we are after? |
41767 | And those? |
41767 | And you are sure that those rascals are here? |
41767 | And you would n''t change, supposing I was to come forward with an offer? 41767 And you''re the chap as went off into the swamps, across a lagoon, along with the Police Major, ai n''t you?" |
41767 | And your men could start at once, and leave without the enemy being the wiser? |
41767 | Another train let loose? 41767 At you? |
41767 | But how can you say from that shower that they are still far ahead? |
41767 | But surely such a tremendous mass is hardly necessary? |
41767 | But what damage has been done, boss? |
41767 | But who could think of such a thing? 41767 But,"said Phineas,"if you knew him why did you not arrest him? |
41767 | But-- but who fired it? 41767 Ca n''t you make her do a little more, my lad? |
41767 | Come plenty soon, eh? |
41767 | Dat motor goin''? 41767 Dat yo, Sam?" |
41767 | Dat? |
41767 | Dead? |
41767 | Den what fo yo dare to leave de missie? 41767 Did n''t I hear tell as you could play a banjo, Jim, and sing a tune when you was axed?" |
41767 | Done any damage? 41767 Drop um in?" |
41767 | Get that painter cast off, Major; and, see here, ca n''t you manage to push her along until I have got the engine going? |
41767 | Got any traps? |
41767 | Hab more, yo fellows? |
41767 | Have I seed anything of a steam launch hereabouts? |
41767 | Hi, yo, Sam, what de matter? |
41767 | Him? 41767 Horses? |
41767 | How are we doing? |
41767 | How did it happen? |
41767 | How do most of these here things happen, siree? |
41767 | How many are there? |
41767 | How many men will you employ? |
41767 | How''d it happen? |
41767 | How''s he shaping? |
41767 | How''s it happened? |
41767 | Howdy? 41767 Howdy?" |
41767 | I suppose your natives will fend for themselves, George? |
41767 | Know anything about engines and suchlike? |
41767 | Lately arrived, eh? |
41767 | Looks cool and nice; do n''t it? |
41767 | None? |
41767 | Now I suppose we can settle down to the ordinary life of those who are besieged? |
41767 | Oh, yo heard dat? |
41767 | One more question; did those rascals see you join us? |
41767 | One of those muzzle- loading gas barrels chucked a shot right at your motor, did it? 41767 Onless what?" |
41767 | Pepper''em nicely, eh, so as to give''em a taste of what''s coming? |
41767 | Queer, ai n''t they? |
41767 | Ready? |
41767 | Ready? |
41767 | Ready? |
41767 | Ready? |
41767 | Sah, what for? 41767 Sam not able to follow track? |
41767 | Say, siree, ken you sing any? |
41767 | See dat? 41767 She has gone too? |
41767 | She ran well? |
41767 | Supposing she does n''t come in; supposing those men discover us, smell a rat, eh? |
41767 | That you, youngster? |
41767 | The Major hit? 41767 The girl?" |
41767 | The question is this: ought we to attempt a rush? 41767 Then I can come?" |
41767 | Then the high level has fewer difficulties? |
41767 | Then what do you propose? 41767 Then you wo n''t be able to use masonry?" |
41767 | Wall? |
41767 | Wall? |
41767 | Was it all imagination? |
41767 | Wat dat? |
41767 | Wat you say, sir? |
41767 | Well? |
41767 | Well? |
41767 | Well? |
41767 | Whar yo got to, boy? 41767 What dat say?" |
41767 | What dat, sah? |
41767 | What dat? |
41767 | What den? |
41767 | What do we get when all''s ended? |
41767 | What do you mean? |
41767 | What fo you make that to- do? |
41767 | What happens? 41767 What have you to say, Major?" |
41767 | What is the next movement? 41767 What keeps you? |
41767 | What luck, George? |
41767 | What next? |
41767 | What now? |
41767 | What was that? |
41767 | What was the object of firing those shots? |
41767 | What yo not obey for? |
41767 | What you say, Chinaboy? |
41767 | What''s that? 41767 What''s that?" |
41767 | What''s that? |
41767 | What''s that? |
41767 | What''s this about a lagoon? |
41767 | What''s to be done? |
41767 | What''s to be done? |
41767 | What''s your opinion? |
41767 | What? 41767 Where? |
41767 | Who am yo? |
41767 | Who could have done such a miserable and wicked thing? |
41767 | Who dar? 41767 Who''s he?" |
41767 | Why trouble to go along to New York? |
41767 | Will the men fire on them? |
41767 | Yer know how to fire a furnace? |
41767 | Yes, where? 41767 Yes?" |
41767 | Yo ask dis man here to throw Tom overboard? 41767 Yo hear dat, massa? |
41767 | Yo hurt yoself? |
41767 | Yo not hear de cap''n say yo to drop all knives? 41767 Yo say I hab hard head? |
41767 | Yo tink me not on de track? |
41767 | Yo''s tried to kill Massa Jim, heh? 41767 You could n''t see it, surely?" |
41767 | You do n''t happen to have got fixed on a special job yet awhile? |
41767 | You found something? 41767 You heard about him, Major?" |
41767 | You ride to join Pedro after a while then? |
41767 | You sure, missee? 41767 You there?" |
41767 | You will follow, of course? |
41767 | You would not ask me to leave this place allowing something to remain unfinished? 41767 You''ll not disappoint me, will you? |
41767 | You''re chief of the ship that''s foundered? |
41767 | You''re stayin''here? |
41767 | You''ve done a bit of that, then? |
41767 | You''ve found something? 41767 You''ve handled tools and machinery?" |
41767 | You''ve heard of those shops''way over at Gorgona? |
41767 | Young, ai n''t he? |
41767 | A dozen diggers sent scuttling?" |
41767 | A man can keep watch aboard her while the rest of the party turn in; how''s that, Jim?" |
41767 | A shot under the wheels of a passenger coach? |
41767 | Ah, you would, would you?" |
41767 | Ai n''t I been gassing? |
41767 | Ai n''t he seen what''s happening?" |
41767 | Ai n''t that land ahead?" |
41767 | Ai n''t we going nearer?" |
41767 | Ai n''t you a pal o''Harry''s?" |
41767 | And Tom-- what did his expression show? |
41767 | And knocked a hole clean through the water jacket? |
41767 | And talking of vegetarians reminds me of myself; you remember I was down with fever?" |
41767 | And what resulted? |
41767 | And you-- you have made full arrangements with the boatman?" |
41767 | Are you for runnin''in over the points out of the way?" |
41767 | Are you game to come?" |
41767 | Are your party too tired to march in the morning?" |
41767 | Barton?" |
41767 | But first, has anyone seen a stranger about here to- day?" |
41767 | But how to do it? |
41767 | But jest step out of the canal zone, and what do you find? |
41767 | But one little matter occurs to me: this farm is near the works, eh? |
41767 | But supposing they awake, supposing Jaime or one of the others suddenly sits up and lets drive with a shooter?" |
41767 | But what are the orders?" |
41767 | But what now? |
41767 | But what yo do supposin''dey discober yo?" |
41767 | But who could be angry with Tom? |
41767 | But who could really read those features? |
41767 | But would they? |
41767 | But yo gib him back when yo finished? |
41767 | But yo see, yo China boy; me soon come up wid dis fellow, and den skin um alive, cook um, see?" |
41767 | But, first, are they likely to leave us?" |
41767 | Can she keep up this pace much longer?" |
41767 | Can they push on towards those natives?" |
41767 | Can you believe, I had the greatest difficulty to keep Ching with me? |
41767 | Ching, bring the lamp; perhaps there''s another we can have?" |
41767 | Could it be true? |
41767 | Dat missie; yo see how small it am? |
41767 | De master ill?" |
41767 | Dere: ai n''t dat a lagoon? |
41767 | Did yer get to the telephone?" |
41767 | Do n''t he deserve it?" |
41767 | Do you hear that? |
41767 | Do you want him yet awhile?" |
41767 | Eben a big, fat nigger same as you, Tom, can see dat?" |
41767 | Eh, boys?" |
41767 | Eh? |
41767 | Eh? |
41767 | Eh?" |
41767 | Eh?" |
41767 | Eh?" |
41767 | Eh?" |
41767 | Fine dat, eh? |
41767 | For why? |
41767 | Gasolene?" |
41767 | George, how many of your men are armed with guns?" |
41767 | Have either of you a suggestion to offer?" |
41767 | Have you ever heard excited men cheer, men who had hardly expected to be alive at that moment? |
41767 | He know right well what him up to; but what yo say to dat, and to dat? |
41767 | He only wants taking?" |
41767 | Her people will have had time to grasp its full significance, and guess then the question will not be, as now,''Where is the Panama Canal? |
41767 | How do you know that?" |
41767 | How far behind them do you reckon we are?" |
41767 | How is it that you have turned up right away at the very instant when help is wanted? |
41767 | How long will it take them to arrive?" |
41767 | How much do you think you''re going to earn on that digger?" |
41767 | How''d you care to stay along here and have a lesson? |
41767 | How''d you like to run one of the inspection motor trolleys? |
41767 | How''s it to be done?" |
41767 | How''s that for a tree?" |
41767 | How''s that gentleman?" |
41767 | How''s that? |
41767 | How''s that?" |
41767 | How''s that?" |
41767 | How''s your own wound?" |
41767 | How? |
41767 | I suppose you''ll follow?" |
41767 | Indeed it looked very much as if the stranger would intercept their passage, and then-- what was the prospect? |
41767 | Is Massa Jim right and well?" |
41767 | Is everyone with us?" |
41767 | Is that the skipper?" |
41767 | It do take eberyting, do n''t it, Major, sah?" |
41767 | It is connected by telephone?" |
41767 | It was bad luck, lad; where did he go ashore?" |
41767 | It''s a teaser, ai n''t it?" |
41767 | It''s going to pay?" |
41767 | Jaime and his crew, I suppose?" |
41767 | Massa Jim, what yo doin''dat for? |
41767 | Me hold yo tight, eh? |
41767 | Missee, what you say dey doin''? |
41767 | Need the reader wonder that the return of the party caused a huge sensation? |
41767 | No? |
41767 | Not harmed the engine, I hope?" |
41767 | Not see um? |
41767 | Now then, siree?" |
41767 | Now yo dere, in de corner, what yo squintin''outer de door for? |
41767 | Now, are we ready? |
41767 | Now, can one pass by it?" |
41767 | Now, sir, you''ve had to do with motors; can you manage for us?" |
41767 | Now, what about the horses?" |
41767 | Now, where is a likely place?" |
41767 | Obviously they were making in that direction to join hands with them, and, once there, how was Sadie to be recovered? |
41767 | Phineas?" |
41767 | Please state who you are?" |
41767 | Push ahead, Major? |
41767 | Run, did I say? |
41767 | S''pose she drag yo down? |
41767 | Sam there? |
41767 | Savvy dat? |
41767 | Savvy?" |
41767 | Say now, what''s it for?" |
41767 | Say, Jim, how''d you care to try your hand at it?" |
41767 | Say, Jim, how''s the motor running?" |
41767 | Say, Sam, you could find the office in Colon?" |
41767 | Say, Tomkins, supposing we give over firing?" |
41767 | Say, if I apply for you, sir, will you take the work?" |
41767 | Say, lad, was it a section you were bossing?" |
41767 | Say, what are she? |
41767 | Say, who are you?" |
41767 | See that machine down there running along the rails? |
41767 | See that truck''way in front of the trains, the one just close to the engine? |
41767 | Seen anything of''em, mate?" |
41767 | Seen the article?" |
41767 | She go down with a bust in one little moment, and den-- and den, what happen to Massa Jim?" |
41767 | Stay here and build up a barricade of stones, or attack the enemy boldly?" |
41767 | Stay long? |
41767 | Tell me, can those fellows travel once the night falls? |
41767 | That Sam?" |
41767 | That young chap saved a heap of lives you''d reckon?" |
41767 | The swift fling of the legs reminded him of someone; but whom? |
41767 | Then the question arose: how could the police best deal with the matter? |
41767 | Then why do you consider that they have gone by way of the bush?" |
41767 | Then why should he, Tomkins, step in to disturb him? |
41767 | There wo n''t be much of a job in getting a passage to New York; how''s that?" |
41767 | They ai n''t gwine ter move yet?" |
41767 | They''ve told you about it?" |
41767 | Wall, now, what next?" |
41767 | Was Jim game? |
41767 | Was it wonderful that Tom should itch to join in the fray? |
41767 | Was it wonderful that, seeing one youth alone opposed to them, they regained some measure of courage? |
41767 | Was n''t there a moon when we started?" |
41767 | We leave Tom to get a grip of the launch itself, and pull her in to the side; got that?" |
41767 | We''ll have''em yet, if only you can keep her at it; but can she last? |
41767 | We''re using dirt at this end in the same way; but you was asking about the dumping?" |
41767 | What Ching do?" |
41767 | What about gasolene store?" |
41767 | What about the young lady amidships?" |
41767 | What are our folks doing?'' |
41767 | What are these? |
41767 | What are you going to do?" |
41767 | What course do you advise for those who follow?" |
41767 | What do you say, Jim? |
41767 | What do you see?" |
41767 | What fo yo jump into de sea like dat and swim toward a ship dat was sinking? |
41767 | What fo yo jump overboard and risk gettin''drowned?" |
41767 | What fo you gwine kill me, yo?" |
41767 | What fo''need hurry when dey tink no one follow? |
41767 | What fo, I want to know?" |
41767 | What happened?" |
41767 | What is it?" |
41767 | What is the plan?" |
41767 | What job are you after?" |
41767 | What next?" |
41767 | What now do you tink?" |
41767 | What yo do, sah? |
41767 | What yo want?" |
41767 | What''s the answer?" |
41767 | What''s the time, Jim?" |
41767 | When could they reach us?" |
41767 | When''ll the moon go down?" |
41767 | Where do you go after New York?" |
41767 | Where does it go? |
41767 | Where from?" |
41767 | Where had he known that someone? |
41767 | Where is the dirt taken? |
41767 | Where''s that description?" |
41767 | Who are all these men here? |
41767 | Who den take care of missie?" |
41767 | Who else could be the author of these many affairs along the line of canal works?" |
41767 | Who indeed would be left to care for the sister? |
41767 | Who unloads the trucks?" |
41767 | Who''s leader here?" |
41767 | Who''s that?" |
41767 | Whose work is it?" |
41767 | Why den hurry, and bash de head against a tree in de darkness? |
41767 | Why do n''t that fellow on the passenger engine shut off steam and reverse? |
41767 | Why should it, indeed, seeing that all others would be in ignorance? |
41767 | Why? |
41767 | With the Chinaman?" |
41767 | Wonder what job I''ll get?" |
41767 | Yes? |
41767 | Yo can see dat, eh? |
41767 | Yo comprenez what I say? |
41767 | Yo hear dat? |
41767 | Yo not tink dat? |
41767 | Yo not tink so? |
41767 | Yo sabbey?" |
41767 | Yo see dat snag down dar, sah? |
41767 | Yo see de little game, eh? |
41767 | Yo see de master come out ob de hollow den? |
41767 | Yo see dem black sons ob guns coming right away dere? |
41767 | Yo see him? |
41767 | Yo, what yo doin''?" |
41767 | You ai n''t got sich a thing as a light along of you?" |
41767 | You arranged the payment?" |
41767 | You ask how? |
41767 | You do n''t happen to be wantin''the folks aboard?" |
41767 | You do n''t happen to have brought that''ere banjo along with you?" |
41767 | You know what happened? |
41767 | You''re sure?" |
41767 | You''s not hurt, nor missie?" |
41767 | You''ve got an idea of the canal, of course?" |
41767 | You''ve heard of that little business we had on the way to New York?" |
41767 | You''ve heard of them?" |
41767 | but''How was America''s great triumph accomplished?'' |
41767 | did yer see her lurch then? |
41767 | or ought we to set a watch on the house and send for the police?" |
41767 | what dat happenin''?" |
41767 | with 164 miles of water behind it? |