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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34376 | Would their wild ancestors( supposing them to have the same characteristics) be equally fertile? |
29273 | Will they come to any one else? |
39205 | What are the other relative expenses of these breeds? |
38606 | Are you a lover of nature? |
38606 | Are you a philanthropist? |
38606 | Are you a utilitarian? |
38606 | But have not the records of every age proved that enthusiasts are invariably the pioneers of improvement? |
38606 | The comb of the Game male bird is as beautifully formed as that of the Dorking; why then rob it of this great ornament? |
38606 | Why should we import any? |
38606 | Yet the question, what is their precise effect? |
13254 | A Big Business; Growing Bigger Less Ham and More Eggs Who Gets the Hen Money? |
13254 | Are all lots alike? |
13254 | But how are we to do it? |
13254 | CHAPTER II WHAT BRANCH OF THE POULTRY BUSINESS? |
13254 | CHAPTER II WHAT BRANCH OF THE POULTRY BUSINESS? |
13254 | Can a living for a family be made from a five acre poultry farm? |
13254 | Can this be done? |
13254 | Corporation or Co- operation? |
13254 | Did anyone suppose forty years ago that the unsettled valley around Pasadena would ever produce one thousand dollars per acre in one year? |
13254 | Does it prove the law? |
13254 | Graph- Is There Money in Poultry?] |
13254 | I have frequently had the question put to me in the smoker of a Pullman car,"Do not epidemic diseases make the poultry business precarious?" |
13254 | Is it a dream? |
13254 | Is this too big or too little? |
13254 | Mr. Harwood, in the World''s Work for May, 1908, after describing the"City of a Million Hens,"raises the question,"If in Petaluma, why not anywhere?" |
13254 | WHAT IS IN THIS VOLUME CHAPTER I IS THERE MONEY IN THE POULTRY BUSINESS? |
13254 | Who Gets the Hen Money? |
13254 | Who gets it? |
13254 | Why did the California fruit trade develop? |
13254 | Why has not this thing been done before? |
13254 | Why is combined and specialized production more economical? |
13254 | Why is this true? |
13254 | Why not then in agriculture? |
13254 | Why? |
13254 | Will Co- operation Work? |
13254 | Will this community be promoted by corporation or by co- operation? |
13254 | Would the farmer''s guess be too big or too small? |
41966 | And if our Chickens have the gapes, who will make horse- hair loops and pull the little Worms out of their throats? 41966 Annoying?" |
41966 | Are they at all like what you had before coming here? |
41966 | Are they to live on this farm? |
41966 | Are we to have that sort of people on this farm? 41966 But who will take care of us?" |
41966 | Did any of your playmates over there go around with their mouths open? |
41966 | Did n''t some Duck stand it long enough to hatch me? |
41966 | Did you notice how he put on his coat before he began to eat? |
41966 | Do I know? |
41966 | Do n''t you know any better than to come blundering along when a body is in the middle of a fine dust bath? 41966 Do n''t you see that the Man is getting ready to open the crate?" |
41966 | Do n''t you see? |
41966 | Do you know what I will do if a new Farmer tries to make me lay my eggs where he wishes? |
41966 | Do you know where my Chickens were hatched? |
41966 | Do you see that tall White Plymouth Rock Cock over there? |
41966 | Do? 41966 Do?" |
41966 | Ever been across the road? |
41966 | Hatch you? 41966 Hatch you? |
41966 | Have you come far? |
41966 | Have you come here to stay? |
41966 | How did she know what we did over there? |
41966 | How does it taste? |
41966 | How long? |
41966 | I wonder if she will take her dust bath now? |
41966 | If they were longer they would ache more, would n''t they? |
41966 | Is there plenty to eat here? |
41966 | Now is n''t that just like the Man? 41966 Oh,_ why_ ca n''t we go?" |
41966 | Shall we die? |
41966 | Then why do n''t you shut your eyes? |
41966 | What are you doing here? |
41966 | What business have you to be tagging me around like this? 41966 What did my mother do when her eggs did n''t hatch?" |
41966 | What did you let us be sick for then? |
41966 | What do you mean? |
41966 | What have you now? |
41966 | What if they try to drive you? |
41966 | What is that? |
41966 | What is that? |
41966 | What is the matter with those Chickens? |
41966 | What makes you talk about such things? |
41966 | What next? |
41966 | What was the danger? |
41966 | What will ever become of us,asked the Hens,"if the family moves to town? |
41966 | What will you do to them? |
41966 | What''s the matter with these Chickens? |
41966 | What? |
41966 | Where did they come from? |
41966 | Where do you suppose they came from? |
41966 | Who else could you be? |
41966 | Why did he do that? |
41966 | Why did n''t we think of that before? |
41966 | Why did n''t you tell us to eat more gravel or something? 41966 Why did you bother to tell her that? |
41966 | Why did you come in here? |
41966 | Why do n''t you go? |
41966 | Why do n''t you like him? |
41966 | Why not? 41966 Why?" |
41966 | Why? |
41966 | Will they take us into town? |
41966 | Would n''t it be fun to see the Young Cock get punished by the Shanghai? |
41966 | You do n''t mean for the_ Hens_, do you? |
41966 | You do n''t suppose I can remember that, do you? |
41966 | You do not? |
41966 | All of us are now, except the Gander and the White Cock, and you do n''t really care for them, do you?" |
41966 | Are the Farmer''s people moving away?" |
41966 | But, what do you think? |
41966 | Ca n''t you tell one kind of bird from another?" |
41966 | Did I ever tell you that I cared for my father''s Chickens when I was a little girl? |
41966 | Do you think I''d hang back then? |
41966 | Do you?" |
41966 | How do you like the idea of living on this place?" |
41966 | How long is it since you hatched them?" |
41966 | How would you like to have me come trotting down the road, just as you were nicely sprawled out in it with your feathers full of dust? |
41966 | Indeed, she laughed outright once, when she heard the old Rouen Duck say to the White Cock,"Do n''t you think that our Ducklings are growing finely?" |
41966 | It was enough to make her lose her patience to have nine children all asking questions at the same time, and each saying"Why?" |
41966 | The first Hen to go on a nest exclaimed,"Why, who was here ahead of me?" |
41966 | What are those fowls outside? |
41966 | What do you think of the company here?" |
41966 | What if our mother does scold when we get back? |
41966 | Where are you?" |
41966 | Why does n''t she just find another place, as the other Hens do?" |
41966 | Why does she put her mouth up against his in that way? |
41966 | You could n''t spank them, could you? |
41966 | You know how the Farmer does at noon? |
41966 | said the Barred Plymouth Rock Hen,"put me in one pen and my Chickens in another? |
40872 | ''A present, eh?'' 40872 ''Are they good layers?'' |
40872 | ''Ave you? |
40872 | ''But they must eat a great deal?'' 40872 ''But when do they set?'' |
40872 | ''Did you ever see the birds that lay such eggs?'' 40872 ''Domestic fowl''s egg?'' |
40872 | ''Mean?'' 40872 ''O, where, tell me where,''is my bonnie friend John Moore, and mine ancient_ frère_ Morse, and my loved chum Howard, and the wily Butters? |
40872 | ''One egg? 40872 ''Tell me, doctor,''gasped Green,''what do you think of my Great Pagoda?'' |
40872 | ''Want to buy an egg?'' 40872 ''Where is the monster?'' |
40872 | ''_ What!_''yelled Bill, jumping wildly up from the table;''what do you say, Major?'' 40872 A thousand?" |
40872 | All what? |
40872 | And I''ll call it the-- the--_what_? |
40872 | And this is the hen? |
40872 | But you_ will_ sell them, I s''pose? |
40872 | Ca n''t it be done in_ one_ week? |
40872 | Can you duplicate this lot? |
40872 | Do n''t you know? |
40872 | Extra pains-- how? |
40872 | FRIEND B----: What has become of all the trade? 40872 Fanny?" |
40872 | Have you seen W----''s stock, lately? 40872 How do you like''em?" |
40872 | How much''ll it cost? |
40872 | How shall I do it, John? |
40872 | How''ll that do? 40872 Is Mr. B---- at home? |
40872 | Is n''t that music? 40872 Is this_ your_ hen, sir?" |
40872 | Never heard of Burnham''s Cochin- Chinas? |
40872 | No? 40872 No? |
40872 | Seriously, friend B----, what does all this mean? 40872 So you have made several new_ breeds_ during_ one_ year''s crossing, eh? |
40872 | Take a seat, sir? |
40872 | The what? |
40872 | Two thousand? |
40872 | What breed is it? |
40872 | What do you get for such as these? |
40872 | What is she doing? |
40872 | What luck, Tom? |
40872 | What will you charge me, Mr. B----, to allow them to be sent to you? |
40872 | What will you take for her? |
40872 | What will you_ take_ for those two fowls? |
40872 | What''s the price of_ b''iled eggs_, Bill? |
40872 | What''s them? |
40872 | What- do- I- care- for--_yoo_? |
40872 | What_ is_ it, doctor? |
40872 | What_ is_ that? |
40872 | Where are the rest, John? |
40872 | Where are the''Committee,''and the''Judges,''and the''Trustees,''and the''Managers''? 40872 Where''s Bennett?" |
40872 | Who''s dead? |
40872 | Why do n''t you act like a man? 40872 Will you permit me to send them to you as a present, sir?" |
40872 | Will you sell her? |
40872 | Will you sell him? |
40872 | Will you take eight hundred? |
40872 | Will you take_ four_ hundred dollars for the nine chickens, sir? |
40872 | Will you_ name_ a price for them? |
40872 | _ Five_ thousand? |
40872 | _ So?_said Phineas, putting his fist gently out of sight. |
40872 | do nt yu wish ide pade the postige on this leter? 40872 ''Why, Major, what the deuce do you mean?'' 40872 ( Perhaps they were-- who knows?) 40872 Again:_ Who_ are the gentlemen who recommend such a course? 40872 Am I dealing with a gentleman? 40872 Am I to be swindled out of my money thus? 40872 Among this well- informed(?) 40872 An''t you? 40872 And did n''t the boys run after her? 40872 And did n''t they want to buy her? 40872 And when, in the language of the enthusiastic Mr. Snooks( at the Statehouse in 1850), will that Association begin''to be forever perpetuated,''--eh? 40872 And where''s Pedder-- the immaculate Pedder? 40872 And why should n''t I have the highest price? 40872 And, finally,Fanny"hatched a brace of chickens; and_ did n''t_ she crow for and over_ them_? |
40872 | And_ did n''t_ she continue to crow, too? |
40872 | Are n''t they good''uns?'' |
40872 | Are they all cured? |
40872 | Are they dead, or only''kilt''? |
40872 | As''ow, then?" |
40872 | But ide like yu tu tell me how Blak chickns an wite chickns an sum of em_ orl_ Cullers tu, can cum out of pure bludded Aigs, or pure bludded fouls? |
40872 | But there was_ no_ profit whatever resulting from the undertaking,--and why? |
40872 | Ca n''t we offer another single prescription? |
40872 | Can we look at Mr. B----''s fowls? |
40872 | Can we see his Cochin- Chinas? |
40872 | Can you duplicate them? |
40872 | Can you inform me what is good for_ lice_ on fowls? |
40872 | Can you supply me? |
40872 | Can you supply me? |
40872 | Come and see my stock, B----, wo n''t you? |
40872 | Come-- will you? |
40872 | Could I get back two or three dollars apiece for this lot, do you think, at public sale? |
40872 | Could n''t you take them, and get up another fresh guy on a''new importation''?? |
40872 | Could n''t you take them, and get up another fresh guy on a''new importation''?? |
40872 | Did he ever exist at all? |
40872 | Did n''t everybody flock to see her, and to hear"Fanny"crow? |
40872 | Did n''t everybody so declare? |
40872 | Did n''t it? |
40872 | Did n''t that stupid boy give you my note, when he left the chickens?'' |
40872 | Did n''t the press and the poultry- books concede this, without an exception? |
40872 | Did n''t they bid high for her, at last? |
40872 | Did this take him down? |
40872 | Did you say_ all_? |
40872 | Do n''t you feel a squirming in your conscience? |
40872 | Do n''t you think this a pooty impersition? |
40872 | Do n''t you wish you may get another$ 30 out of me, that way? |
40872 | Do you think, John, that we could find something in England that would knock''em, here?" |
40872 | Do you want them? |
40872 | Do you want what I''ve got left? |
40872 | Do yu spose I''ve gut money so plenty as to throw it way in this manner? |
40872 | Has the bottom fallen out, entirely? |
40872 | Has the fever passed by? |
40872 | Has the_ last_ man been heard from? |
40872 | Has there been found''a balm in Gilead''to heal the wounds of the afflicted sufferers? |
40872 | Have all departed, and left no_ wreck_ behind? |
40872 | Havn''t you got the pluck to own up that other people have done for you what you never had the gumption to do for yourself? |
40872 | He should have thanked, rather than have abused me, surely,--for did n''t he thus obtain a_ variety_ of"pure"stock, from one and the same source? |
40872 | Hear_ that_? |
40872 | How can you sleep nights? |
40872 | How could i tell wether their was chickns in the egs or not? |
40872 | How have you made it?" |
40872 | How is this? |
40872 | How long do you suppose such infamous things as these can last? |
40872 | How long will a few old fogies thus stultify themselves? |
40872 | How many poultry- raisers in the United States are there who would be likely to comprehend one line of this stuff? |
40872 | How much shall I pay you to receive them? |
40872 | How shall I remit you? |
40872 | How was that agreement fulfilled? |
40872 | How_ can_ there be? |
40872 | I re- read his sharp communication, and I found the sentence again,"Who_ are you_? |
40872 | I told her of my fears,--and_ did n''t_ she crow? |
40872 | I_ think_ the dance is concluded; and if it is n''t time to''blow out the lights''and shut down the gate, just let us know,--will you? |
40872 | If so, at what price? |
40872 | In the fall of his first year as a"practical agriculturist,"I met him casually, and I said,"A----, how does the farming succeed with you? |
40872 | Is anybody hurt? |
40872 | Is it possible? |
40872 | Is n''t he a beauty, this BOTHER''EM POOTRUM? |
40872 | Is n''t that a crow, for a hen-- eh?" |
40872 | Is n''t that heavenly?" |
40872 | Is n''t this_ clear_, reader? |
40872 | Is not this the manner in which he has frequently played his card; or, in other words,''laid''em all out''? |
40872 | Is the thing finished? |
40872 | Is there_ no_ way that you can help me out?" |
40872 | It seemed to say, as plainly as words could have uttered it,"Who are_ you_? |
40872 | Jewett, and President Kimball, and know- nothing King, and the reverend Marsh, and Pendletonian Pendleton of Pendleton Hill, and their satellites? |
40872 | Let me know about this, will you? |
40872 | Might we take a look at the chickens?" |
40872 | Mr. B----, will you make an offer for the remainder? |
40872 | My friend, what will you take for your egg?'' |
40872 | Now, what the devil can_ I_ do, do you imagine, with ten cocks? |
40872 | Or are you a mere shambles- huckster? |
40872 | Or is it made of ingy- rubber, or gutter- perchy? |
40872 | Or, must we have the_ pure_ bloods to sit upon them? |
40872 | SIR: Do you call yourself a man of honor? |
40872 | Sir, I love''em, I love''em,--an''who shall_ dar''_ To chide me for lovin''and praisin''them_''are_? |
40872 | That''s the cock?" |
40872 | The internal formation of a hen is scarcely believed to resemble that of a human being, surely; and why such medicinal applications, pray? |
40872 | These gentlemen stared at the engravings, exclaimed,"_ Can_ it be?" |
40872 | To which he replied, briefly,"Is_ that_ all? |
40872 | Try and make up your mind to be satisfied with something else-- won''t you? |
40872 | Upon my word, those are very fine indeed,--do you know it?" |
40872 | Was that any business of_ mine_? |
40872 | Was there ever such a show seen, or heard of, ladies and gentlemen, as this which you are now the witnesses of? |
40872 | Were not my fowls the"choicest specimens"ever seen in America? |
40872 | What am I to do with them, sir-- do yu think? |
40872 | What are these fowls bred from? |
40872 | What are they?" |
40872 | What are we to do? |
40872 | What are your strains? |
40872 | What can I do with them? |
40872 | What can you do for me?" |
40872 | What did all the nonsense in the resolutions passed at the National Poultry Show in New York about the nomenclature of fowls effect? |
40872 | What do you propose to do about this? |
40872 | What do you think of an auction? |
40872 | What do you think of that? |
40872 | What does this mean? |
40872 | What does this mean? |
40872 | What has become of the premiums that were_ awarded_ at the last show in Boston? |
40872 | What have you sent me? |
40872 | What is your opinion? |
40872 | What is your price for such a pair as that, for instance?" |
40872 | What was five thousand dollars to me? |
40872 | What will you take for them?" |
40872 | What you after? |
40872 | What''ll I do? |
40872 | What''ll we do with them? |
40872 | What''s the matter?'' |
40872 | What''s the_ lowest_ price you''ll name for them?" |
40872 | When did you discover this extraordinary and singular fact, my dear sir? |
40872 | When did you import it, and how has it been bred? |
40872 | When will the''copy''be ready?" |
40872 | Where are they all? |
40872 | Where d''you get him?" |
40872 | Where is the''Society''whose name,''like linked sweetness long drawn out,''I have n''t time to write? |
40872 | Where is_ that_ balance in the_ Treasurer''s_ hands,''--and where is that functionary himself? |
40872 | Where were the_ forty_ MANAGERS when the above''resolution''was passed? |
40872 | White,_ et i d omne genus_? |
40872 | Who ever wished to"produce any evidence"on this subject, pray? |
40872 | Who will gainsay this position? |
40872 | Who_ are you_? |
40872 | Why do n''t they give their_ names_? |
40872 | Why do n''t you act fair,--and tell where the genuine fowls can be got, and of who? |
40872 | Why should they? |
40872 | Why this desire to overturn_ established_ names? |
40872 | Why, where did it come from?'' |
40872 | Will they hatch under our common hens? |
40872 | Will you buy them--_any_how? |
40872 | Will you buy them? |
40872 | Will you give anything for them?" |
40872 | Will you send me a pair of_ Cochins_, or not? |
40872 | Will you take them? |
40872 | Would n''t you like to cage_ me_ up--_s- a- y_?" |
40872 | You can see it,--but you say you do n''t want to purchase any?" |
40872 | You say you''want a pedigree,''and that you''must have it;''and you inquire who_ I_ am? |
40872 | You''re sticking it into the people nicely,--don''t you think you are? |
40872 | _ Carnt_ you? |
40872 | _ Do_ they?" |
40872 | ai nt yu a Pooty kine of mann? |
40872 | but i did nt sa nothin, cause wy? |
40872 | come, now, be quiet!--will you?'' |
40872 | do nt yu feel nice wen Yu heer about the luck that peeple has with the stuf you impose on em in this shaimfull maner? |
40872 | do nt yu think yu ort tu hav yure Naim put in the nuspapper an let em say more''n fifty times a Munth that yu breed onny pure Impoted stock? |
40872 | haddn''t yu Better try it on--_hay_? |
40872 | what''s_ that_?" |
40872 | {"_ Who''s afraid?_"}{"_ Not this child!_"} Police. |