Questions

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17727	Or Sweetness, Loudness, or Deepness of Cry?
17727	Or for the Exercise of his Body only?
17727	Or for the Training his Horses?
17727	See how they labour, as if Day and Night Were both too short to serve their loose Delight?
17727	To find him?
12430	Bethink thee, Lord? 12430 But are not these games very dangerous,"asks a careful mamma;"do n''t you find that boys get hurt very much by them?
12430	And why?
12430	But what greater compliment could I pay these old Puritans than this?
12430	But what interests have you in common with a fast young man?
12430	But what was the reason of their failure?
12430	Did she go to school to- day?
12430	How far does American education fulfil the wants of Human Nature, and wherein does it disregard them?
12430	How shall these things be?
12430	If we were to look round in a circuit of a hundred miles, how many of the Skitzland aristocracy should we find, think you?
12430	It remains for us to ask, What are its bearings upon American education?
12430	What do you think gives these blacklegs, men of not a tithe of your force and talent, such power over them?
12430	What is the remedy for all this?
12430	Who could be more devout than Saint Simeon Stylites?
12430	Will she find these four noble parts of Human Nature sufficient for the task of living?
12430	Will then devotion and conscience be sufficient for a noble manhood?
12430	Will these three be sufficient?
12430	Will they be found sufficient for a perfect life?
13574	Are you going to let him get such a maximum of old man''s caution that he reduces to a minimum the young man''s courage?
13574	But no sooner are school- days drawing to an end than we begin the mad rush-- toward what?
13574	But what is the price?
13574	Do you want your boy to fold his hands and say that because the chances are against him he will not try at all?
13574	For what is the history of Youth?
13574	Golf has been a godsend to the older man whose pocket- book can stand it, but what about the youth?
13574	How can a youth whose blood is warm within sit like his grandsire carved in alabaster?
13574	How can this way of living keep even a young man fit?
13574	Is it any wonder that we abandoned such"setting- up"?
13574	Is the price in this emergency too high to pay?
13574	Now what was the average man to do this for?
13574	Or did he intend to make of himself a professional weightlifter?
13574	Shall we heed it?
13574	To admire himself in the mirror?
13574	Well, is n''t it worth it?
13574	What was the object?
13574	Why not commence now?"
13574	You ask what this nation of ours will become, and in reply I ask you what will you make of your boys?
19208	Are these stirring, vital forces the possession of favored classes only, or may they be obtained by anyone and everyone?
19208	But why not be alive, vital, vivacious?
19208	Can one who lacks enthusiasm and organic vigor obtain these valuable forces?
19208	Can our organs be made to function more satisfactorily?
19208	Can pulsating, vibrating, vitality of this kind be developed?
19208	How is this to be avoided?
19208	How may we promote their greater activity?
19208	How much sleep do we need?
19208	How, therefore, shall we build this internal, functional strength?
19208	If you have failed up to the present to become a complete man, or a splendid woman, can you achieve these extraordinary rewards in the future?
19208	In other words, can they be cultivated or developed?
19208	THE DAILY REGIMEN CHAPTER I: Vitality-- What is it?
19208	VITALITY-- WHAT IS IT?
19208	What foods can be used as substitutes for meat?
19208	Why add to the bitterness of your daily life by dragging up the lamentable past?
19208	Why do people instinctively prefer a rocking chair as a source of comfort, even when they do not rock?
19208	Why harbor past experiences that only bring sorrows to mind?
19208	Why hate anybody?
19208	Why is it that men commonly like to tilt a chair backward on the hind legs?
19208	Why not be alert, keen, energetic, enthusiastic, ambitious, bubbling over with fiery ardor?
19208	Why not make it a strong machine, and as perfect as possible?
19208	Why not possess the physical energy of a young lion?
19208	Why pass along to your friends and acquaintances pain, sorrow and gloom?
19208	Why waste your nervous energies by trying to"get even"with a fancied enemy?
22005	Now wait!--even I already seem to share In God''s love: what does New- year''s hymn declare? 22005 After all, what is rest? 22005 After walking a short distance do you feel exhilaration or depression? 22005 As a matter of fact, how do we actually greet the morning? 22005 Can you co- ordinate an open throat and active retention of breath in laughing out a tone? 22005 Can you keep your chest expanded and laugh at the same time? 22005 Can you keep your chest fully expanded and pivot the torso? 22005 Can you keep your chest well expanded during the stretch? 22005 Can you laugh out a tone? 22005 Can you make tone as easily as you smile? 22005 Can you spurn fear''s coward whine, Meet each day with joyous song? 22005 Can you wake as wake the birds? 22005 Costs it more pain that this, ye call Agreat event,"should come to pass, Than that?
22005	Do we awake as Pippa did, with a joyous song of praise?
22005	Do we give thanks for the new opportunities given us, the new possibilities of enjoyment, the new share in the life of the world?
22005	Do we not, in fact, find here a beautiful illustration of the proper mode of meeting the sacredness of dawn?
22005	Do we pour out our hearts in gratitude that it brings a new day, a new life?
22005	Do we understand how to use the least actions and the most neglected movements for the development of character and the satisfactions of life?
22005	Do you breathe through your nose or through your mouth, especially when asleep?
22005	Do you feel great satisfaction after stretching?
22005	Do you find any special weaknesses?
22005	Do you practice exercises in dual, triple, or quadruple rhythm?
22005	Do you practice exercises standing at an open doorway?
22005	Do you practice the exercises on waking in the morning?
22005	Do you relax completely in the middle of the day?
22005	Do you sleep well?
22005	Do you sleep with your windows wide open?
22005	Do you use soft gentle tones in every day conversation?
22005	Do you walk rhythmically?
22005	Do you walk with expanded chest?
22005	Has not man seemingly lost the significance of this sacred hour?
22005	Have you a pole from which you swing in your closet?
22005	Have you ever noticed a dog or cat wake up?
22005	He said,"What are you doing here?
22005	How could that red sun drop in that black cloud?
22005	How long?
22005	How many times do you repeat each exercise?
22005	III WHAT IS AN EXERCISE?
22005	In lying down?
22005	In sitting?
22005	In their joy and singing share?
22005	In walking?
22005	Is it not also the time when we are most apt to be tempted?
22005	May we not find her first thoughts and feelings worthy of study and her example one to be followed?
22005	Now where do you feel the most constriction?
22005	Of course, the primary aim is the good deed, but are not the kind tone, word and polite bow fully as necessary?
22005	Of whom[ or of what] shall I be afraid?
22005	Or, if these questions are too serious, too difficult for a short answer, should we not, at least, try to realize what is an exercise?
22005	Quick as larks on upward wing, Can you shun the demon''s wiles, Promptly as the robins sing, Can you change all frowns to smiles?
22005	Stretch your limbs as do the herds, And drink as deep the morning air?
22005	Taking a full breath and laughing, do your feel your throat passive?
22005	This is one of the most important tests of an exercise,--does it affect easily, naturally and normally the vocal organs?
22005	What are some of its principles?
22005	What are some of the effects of these exercises?
22005	What are the differences in the practicing of exercises in the morning and evening?
22005	What can we do with ourselves by obeying nature''s laws?
22005	What chaotic movements have you discovered in your standing?
22005	What constrictions or congestions have you found?
22005	What exercises do you take on retiring?
22005	What exercises do you usually take?
22005	What is an Exercise?
22005	What is drudgery?
22005	What is rest?
22005	What is the trouble?"
22005	What new hobby, you may ask, is the theme of this book?
22005	What other meaning do these verses bear?
22005	What, do you ask, has such a poetic drama to do with such a commonplace subject as health or the prolonging of life?
22005	When talking to someone who speaks in a high pitch can you act in the opposite way, and speak in your softest tones?
22005	Wherefore repine?
22005	Who has not felt a certain depression, at times even of sickness, after antagonism or giving up to despondency?
22005	Who has not felt a deep feeling of bitterness, almost of poison, after a fit of anger?
22005	Whom shall I fear?
22005	Why do so many, on waking up, begin to worry over the difficulties of the day?
22005	Why not smile as Pippa smiled and meet our blessings with thanksgiving?
22005	Why"small"?
36557	''How long a stretch?'' 36557 ''What for?''
36557	Ca n''t I have it earlier?
36557	Well, then, ca n''t you get down earlier in the morning?
36557	Why not write it the evening before?
36557	And are they less precious in any other line of life?
36557	And does not a lawyer need a good body, and one kept in good order?
36557	And had it, instead of one hour a week, been two or three, or even an hour a day, might not the results have been even more gratifying?
36557	And he well adds:"Now who shall tell the value of these five inches of chest, five inches of additional space for the heart and lungs to work in?"
36557	And how is it with their mothers?
36557	And how is the large chest to be had?
36557	And how is this done?
36557	And is it any better with the married woman?
36557	And is justice to be cheated out of her victim after all, even now, when she a second time is sure that she has reached the point?
36557	And so comes what legitimate result?
36557	And their clubs-- of what use would they be if the culprit was a block away?
36557	And what about the old people?
36557	And what good would their weapons have been?
36557	And what if this daily exercise, beside the bodily benefit and improvement which ensues, should also bring actually better mental work?
36557	And what is the result?
36557	And what should a woman do to get this health and strength and bloom?
36557	And what sort of man is he who is thus too free with his weapon?
36557	And what training have these men for this trying work outside of what the fire itself actually gives?
36557	And what will he do?
36557	And who believes that officers always report their failures to catch thieves, or that the public ever hears of one- half of such cases?
36557	And who knows what he can do till he tries?
36557	And why?
36557	And will this only apply to men''s arms, and not to women''s?
36557	And yet is not that just what is going on to- day with a great majority of the young girls in our land?
36557	Are not the majority of our women to- day, especially in town and city, physically weak?
36557	Are we not behindhand, and far behindhand, then, in a matter of serious importance to the well- being of the people of our country?
36557	But are the schools of Boston to- day taking the care they ought to and could so easily take to make the children healthy and vigorous?
36557	But does he get it?
36557	But does it?
36557	But have these graduates had a competent instructor at college to look after them in this respect?
36557	But how can that be done?
36557	But how is it with the sturdy laborer?
36557	But how often does this happen?
36557	But if the school- days are past and the girl has become a woman, what then?
36557	But in what shape would it leave him in a few years, or even in a few months?
36557	But is this great and unusual strength, especially of the arms, desirable in most women?
36557	But what has he done with men?
36557	But what is being done for their bodies?
36557	But will not this hour''s work dull him mentally?
36557	But will not this physical training dull the mind for its work?
36557	But, while this is all well enough for young girls, is it not too late for full- grown women to attempt to get the same benefits?
36557	Can there be much doubt as to the result a few years later?
36557	DO WE INHERIT SHAPELY BODIES?
36557	DO WE INHERIT SHAPELY BODIES?
36557	Did Charles Dickens''s seven to twelve miles afoot daily interfere with some masterly work which his pen produced each day?
36557	Did not the vigorous body at the start, and the daily attention to it, pay him?
36557	Do these things make no difference to the divine?
36557	Do we not want some system of education which shall rear men, not morally and intellectually good alone, but good physically as well?
36557	Does not this show a lack of sense, and especially when much of that work could certainly have been done by subordinates?
36557	Does the gymnasium, then, pay?
36557	Had Bryant spared himself as most men do, would he have been such a springy, easy walker, and so strong and handy at eighty- four?
36557	Had not this wonderful man much to thank these same qualities for?
36557	How about the length of time this daily exercising will take?
36557	How many boys can pitch with either hand?
36557	How many conquests does the blue- stocking make through her extensive knowledge of history?"
36557	IS IT TOO LATE FOR WOMEN TO BEGIN?
36557	IS IT TOO LATE FOR WOMEN TO BEGIN?
36557	Indeed, does not this hour a week, in some instances, insure an after- life, and snatch not a few from an early grave?
36557	Is it all a mere chance that they happen to have splendid bodies?
36557	Is it any wonder that the neglected body develops some partial weakness, or too often general debility?
36557	Is it any wonder that this overdoing of muscles never trained to such work must sooner or later tell?
36557	Is it asking too much?
36557	Is it not worth while to make the effort?
36557	Is not that rather a dear price to pay for such intellectuality?
36557	Is not this, then, remaking a man?
36557	Is there any need of pointing out to a spirited girl the value of a sound, healthy, and shapely body?
36557	Is there any possible reason why the city lad should be favored physically like the country boy?
36557	Is there any question in which of these two institutions the young man would make the most desirable progress?
36557	Is there any question what the result would be?
36557	Is there any work which will increase the weight of each, and bring desirable roundness and plumpness of trunk and limb?
36557	Is there anything feeble about any of these?
36557	Is there anything to make him swift of foot?
36557	Is there no lesson for our city rulers in such facts as these?
36557	Is this asking much?
36557	Is this not an irrational and one- sided course, and sure to beget a one- sided person?
36557	Is this not like giving great care to moral and mental education alone, and actually doing almost nothing for their physical nature?
36557	Now, how long did these boys work?
36557	Now, what have these few exercises done for the muscles and their owners?
36557	Other than the corrections listed below, printer''s inconsistencies in spelling and punctuation have been retained: changed"spent mainly indoors?"
36557	Then, as it is used so little, is it worth having?
36557	WILL DAILY PHYSICAL EXERCISE FOR GIRLS PAY?
36557	WILL DAILY PHYSICAL EXERCISE FOR GIRLS PAY?
36557	Was not one of Daniel Webster''s best points his skill in getting work done by others, and saving for himself the parts he liked best?
36557	Well, but did all this increase of weight and size actually change the shape of the chest, for instance, and take the hollowness out of it?
36557	Well, but is not the work which will effect such swift changes very severe, and so a hazardous one to attempt?
36557	Well, what?
36557	What does cutting one''s self down at fifty- two mean?
36557	What does the athlete at the top of his condition know about nervousness?
36557	What exercise has he?
36557	What has he done?
36557	What ought he to do?
36557	Which of the two men showed the better sense?
36557	Who will say that all these have not assured him years of life?
36557	Will dumb- bells and weight- boxes be necessary?
36557	Will her children like any better to inherit the same from her?
36557	Will it be claimed that the president of one of the best- known corporations on this continent did any more work than Wellington?
36557	Will some one name a college where they have such an instructor?
36557	Would it hurt a fireman or a policeman any to have that feeling?
36557	Would n''t most of us like to do that?
36557	Would she like to have inherited consumptive tendencies, for instance, from her parent?
36557	Would the latter not be more inclined to rely on his own strength, and less on his club?
36557	_ Daily Exercise for Business Men._ And what daily work shall the business man take?
36557	_ Daily Exercise for Consumptives._ And what should these people do?
36557	_ Daily Exercise for Women._ And what should the girls and women do each day?
36557	and is it practicable at all for a person sixty years old, or more?
36557	into"spent mainly in- doors?"
36557	or a school where, instead of building the pupil up for the future, more has been done than to insure his present health?
36557	or is any great danger likely to result from their use?
36557	would it take him from the thin, cadaverous fellow he too often is, and do all that for him?