Questions

This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.

identifier	question
17243	Why?
42305	Where to?
15575	A rolling- pin?
15575	Did we not hear a roly- poly noise in the attic when we were looking into that chest?
15575	What do you mean by tumbling into my bed all covered with smuts?
15575	Which way did she go, Moppet?
15575	Who has been gnawing bones up here in the chimney? 15575 Will not the string be very indigestible, Anna Maria?"
15575	And what a funny smell?
15575	They patted it with their little soft paws--"Shall we make dear little muffins?"
15575	What is all that soot in the fender?"
15575	Where have you looked for him?"
23480	For,says he,"cats and dogs can jump ever so high, And frogs live in the water, and why should not I?
23480	What matters it whether he bite me or no?
23480	Why,''tis but a well, and pray, what does it matter?
23480	***** WHAT BECAME OF THEM?
23480	***** WHAT BECAME OF THEM?
23480	Said the silly young thing, and he scampered away And grunted at Doggy, but what did Dog say?
23480	she said"What does it matter?"
23480	why, what does it matter?"
41133	Ai n''t you ashamed of yourself?
41133	Are you ready, Jack?
41133	Baccy does taste good on a day like this; but what does n''t?
41133	But why is n''t that youngster snug in bed and asleep?
41133	But, Jack, how about supper?
41133	CHAPTER V."Croker, minor, have you been up to the head- master?
41133	Cold are you, and wet?
41133	Danger with a little puff of wind like this?
41133	Different from a rat, eh?
41133	Do n''t you know that cows kick if you sniff at their heels?
41133	Has the bell rung?
41133	Pepper, Pepper, Wasp, Wasp, where on earth have you got to?
41133	Rather sweet, ai n''t it?
41133	Shall we drop this and have a day''s outdoor practice?
41133	This was more than I could stand, so I took the cord and led the dog away, but before doing so, I asked,"How about your children?"
41133	Well done, Chance; you have marked one in that hole near you, or more than one, is there?
41133	What do you say, boys?
41133	What, Jack, you say I have n''t spoken for the past mile?
41133	What, no grog?
41133	Would you, you rascal?
41133	Would you?
41133	Yes?
41133	who says there''s danger?
51751	And will they inherit his-- his--"His''super- ratism''? 51751 Are n''t you frightened any more?"
51751	Are your-- followers outside?
51751	By itself?
51751	Good Lord, Norah, if you''ve got that much marketing to do, ca n''t you do it yourself?
51751	I do n''t suppose,she added sarcastically,"that your SK540 was one of the ones they found in the boy''s home?"
51751	If you wo n''t let us out, how can we keep bringing food into the house for you? 51751 Is he the father?"
51751	Look,she said,"if we take care of you, will you get rid of that gang of yours, so we can be free too?"
51751	Philip Vinson,she said coldly,"are you accusing me of lying, or just of being crazy?
51751	So what? 51751 The famous SK540?"
51751	They? 51751 What do you know?"
51751	What on earth could even a super- rat do that would matter-- to human beings, I mean?
51751	Who else? 51751 Will they go back to the lab?"
51751	With a rat?
51751	You mean you''re not afraid of him any more?
51751	You mean, if the offspring should inherit his brain- power, they might overrun us all?
51751	You too? 51751 Do n''t you remember? 51751 Had he been listening? 51751 Had he understood? 51751 How could one communicate with a rat? 51751 Now what?
51751	They are n''t worth anything, are they-- financially, I mean?"
51751	What do you mean?"
51751	What is our word of honor to a rat?"
51751	What on earth would anybody want with a lot of laboratory rats?
51751	What would you do if you were a brilliant, moody young super- rat, caged in a laboratory?
51751	Who?
32076	Dammit, Collin, you know how much money I got in there? 32076 Do you get me, John?
32076	For why?
32076	More, hey? 32076 Now what?
32076	Now, what the hell--?
32076	Telling me how to run my business?
32076	Time for supper, John?
32076	What do you say?
32076	What is this bromine, anyhow? 32076 Witnesses?
32076	You do n''t like succotash? 32076 You got a warrant for my arrest?"
32076	You like things the hard way, do n''t you?
32076	A week?
32076	A young boy?
32076	Are you going to give me that gun?"
32076	Got your flash?
32076	Hear that, John?
32076	Highschool kids?
32076	How about some nice peas, Erd?"
32076	How long before anybody would miss him?
32076	How''s our big brave dog- killer doing?"
32076	Not that damned dog?"
32076	So you ca n''t teach a rat anything but mazes and how to go nuts from electric shocks, eh?
32076	Sure it wo n''t kill him?"
32076	Twenty- four hours?
32076	Two days?
32076	What do you say, dammit?"
32076	Which switch is it?"
32076	Who put you up to this Collin?"
32076	Who''d take one from a kid?"
32076	Would n''t they be surprised to meet you, John?"
32076	Would you like a live chicken?"
32076	You know how much I pack around on me sometimes?"
60614	And you think they''ll grant your request?
60614	Are n''t you ready yet, Joe?
60614	Besides,Alice had said when they discussed the matter in May,"is n''t it about time to do a little hinting that you have something up your sleeve?"
60614	Did you lock the study door?
60614	Do you think he ever will?
60614	How can I forget with you reminding me?
60614	How is Adam taking being alone tonight?
60614	How many days of our vacation left? 60614 How you going to find out?"
60614	If we have a soul that survives after death, what is it like? 60614 If we left him in that, do you think he''d eventually associate his movements with the sounds?"
60614	In what way?
60614	Is it all right for me to read the paper?
60614	Nine thirty?
60614	Promise?
60614	Robot directives?
60614	See those hinges on the cover?
60614	Then it''s settled?
60614	Then you feel as they do?
60614	This is_ yours_?
60614	Was n''t it, from the very beginning?
60614	We are going to have to let the world know about Adam pretty soon, are n''t we? 60614 What are you talking about?"
60614	What''s that in there? 60614 What''s that?"
60614	What''s the matter, Joe?
60614	When you said that about my brain I thought,''Or my soul?''
60614	Where''s that son of mine? 60614 Where''s your bathroom?"
60614	Why?
60614	You know something?
60614	You''ll be all right while we''re gone, Adam?
60614	Besides do n''t you have to look up something for one of the faculty?"
60614	Can you visualize that, Alice?"
60614	Did n''t you read the paper?
60614	Dr. MacNare, somewhat exasperated, said,"What makes you think that?
60614	Had Adam''s right front leg, at the moment of achieving meaningful speech, suffered a nervous breakdown?
60614	How could we keep it secret from Paul?"
60614	Then why did Adam deliberately kill Joe by breaking his neck?
60614	Two?
60614	Upstream?"
60614	Was it because, in that three hours, he had put together the evidence of his senses and come to the realization that he was not a man but a rat?
60614	What would a psychiatrist have to say about a white rat that had a nervous breakdown in its right front leg?
60614	You understand?
60614	_ If this paper is published or in any way comes to light, we will be forced to request your resignation from the faculty._""But why?"
26890	And now they are dead?
26890	And you will be there? 26890 Are they actually doing that?"
26890	Consuelo?
26890	Do you know who these men were?
26890	Do you mean migratory movements?
26890	Do you mean these men were there last night?
26890	Do you really believe that story, Crawford?
26890	How about having six of the Big Boys there?
26890	How about starting a business over in England?
26890	Is this on the level?
26890	May I ask what you want to do with the business?
26890	Not the Old Man? 26890 Not the one who is reputed to own more United States bonds than any other man in America?"
26890	See these stones? 26890 Suppose they are?"
26890	Suppose we get it cashed?
26890	Suppose we pretend that they are honest, and answer their letter and send them a check for the first week''s protection?
26890	Then may I ask your name?
26890	Then you want to turn me down?
26890	Well, what of it?
26890	You mean carry on the business under the old name?
26890	Your list?
26890	Am I right?"
26890	At last he handed it back to the little man with the casual comment:"I suppose that is not all you know about my organization?"
26890	But, tell me, Mr. Willowby, how did it happen?"
26890	By the way, Crawford, in that story of the Piper, what was given the credit for drawing the rats out of the town?"
26890	How about it?"
26890	How shall we know when the rats are going to come?"
26890	I am sure that it is because they want to do it, but are they forced to want to do it?
26890	If we fight, we will simply kill each other, but if we become allies who can stop us?
26890	Not_ that_ Consuelo?"
26890	Now will you gentlemen take the half million?"
26890	Now, how about taking you back to the city?"
26890	Now, suppose I write you gentlemen a check?"
26890	Of course, it does not make any real difference--""But it does annoy you-- investigations of your income tax and deporting your men now and then?"
26890	Right in the room with me?"
26890	Suppose I give you half a million and advise you to keep quiet about the sale?"
26890	Suppose that ten hotels were overrun with rats in one week and the fact was circulated in the press?
26890	Suppose we adjourn the meeting?
26890	Suppose we go over to Europe and find out something about that tune, the tune that drew the rats out of Hamelin?"
26890	What do you want me to do?"
26890	What is there to prevent you from giving the press an interview tomorrow?"
26890	What would that cost the city?"
26890	When shall we meet?"
26890	Why not be sensible about this, Mr. Consuelo?
29863	''And coops for my poultry, hey? 29863 ''And how do you earn it?''
29863	''And would you rather stay here and rub in blacking,''said the farmer,''than be out in the open fields? 29863 And are their masters actually cruel enough,"I exclaimed,"to expose them to such suffering and risk?"
29863	And are we always to be hated by the lords of creation, never to be useful to man?
29863	And are you really unhurt?
29863	And did he not call the beaks, and have you up?
29863	And did they really starve a whole day?-- have neither breakfast, nor dinner, nor supper,-- and all go hungry to bed?
29863	And does no one ever come to visit you?
29863	And he took me to a baker''s, and got me this; and to a shop, and bought me that; and says he,Has no one taught you to know right from wrong?"
29863	And he''s despotic, is he not? 29863 And how is old Furry?"
29863	And now, dear old rat,said I, when we were alone,"how go on our little ragged friends?
29863	And so you live all together here?
29863	And the ingredients?
29863	And were the French officers saved at last?
29863	And were you given to the lady?
29863	And what did you do with him, papa? 29863 And what may this kwas be made of?"
29863	And where am I to get the silver salver?
29863	And where is Matwei to be found?
29863	And where is the grandmother of the houses?
29863	And will you go to the Ragged School, Bobby?
29863	And wo n''t you take me with you too?
29863	And you?
29863	Are there any creatures that lay traps for man?
29863	But are they not dreadful thieves?
29863	But how are we to get to her?
29863	Can you tell me, pray, whether two boys of the name of Parton live near this place? 29863 Could we not swim to the shore?"
29863	Did he though?
29863	Did the gemman say all that?
29863	Did you tell him of me?
29863	Do you mark that dark line that cuts the sky? 29863 Does the water ever rise very high?"
29863	Eh, what did ye see?
29863	Eh?
29863	Has Bob brought home any more red handkerchiefs with white spots?
29863	How did it happen?
29863	How do you like your quarters?
29863	How were your pouches the cause of your being taken?
29863	How?-- what do you mean?-- what does he complain of,-- losing his teeth or keeping them?
29863	I say, Ratto,observed Whiskerandos,"do you see yonder object, near that sheaf, that glitters so brightly in the sun?"
29863	Is he really so powerful, papa, as people say that he is?
29863	Is it possible that you live here?-- sleep here?
29863	Is n''t that called ivory?
29863	May I ask,said I,"whether you be of the same family with the Musk Cavy, which I have heard of as inhabiting Ceylon and other places in the East?"
29863	May I go with you?
29863	May I venture to look upon you as belonging to the race of Mus?
29863	Not from death?
29863	Now you must have it, Bob; is n''t it comfy?
29863	Pray, does this passage lead to a kitchen?
29863	Shall I go to see him?
29863	So then they are as poor as ever?
29863	The thieves in the reformatory heard of the subscription; they longed to aid it, but what could they do? 29863 Then why do n''t you come and shake off this silly gloom?
29863	Unhurt? 29863 What are these odd things scattered about the shed?"
29863	What do you mean?
29863	What do you say, then, to oil, both linseed and train- oil? 29863 What effects?"
29863	What has made that difference?
29863	What have you got?
29863	What is in that bundle, that you guard it so carefully?
29863	What''s that?
29863	Where is our vessel?
29863	Where''s Ivan?
29863	Why so? 29863 Would it not be safer to call in a policeman?"
29863	Would there be room for Oddity too?
29863	Yonder; do n''t you see her black hull?
29863	You never wish to see that place again, I am sure?
29863	''Well, Mary, what say you?
29863	And is it not good in them, after all their travels, not to forget poor boys like us?
29863	And it pattered up to the place where I put the little crumbs; and what do you think as it did?"
29863	And you really guard that can and parcel for hours, and resist the temptation to nibble?"
29863	But are not the common people in Russia very ignorant and bad?"
29863	But is it not better to meet misfortune with courage, and bear it with patience?
29863	Captain Blake did you some good turn, did he not?"
29863	Did you give him over to the police, or thrash him soundly with your stick?"
29863	Did you steal it?"
29863	Do you know, there was money in the letter?"
29863	He has no Parliament?"
29863	How do I know, once crossing the sea, whether I shall ever be able to return?"
29863	I had naturally a fancy for roving, and a great desire to know more of the world; and what better guide could I have had than the heroic Whiskerandos?
29863	I wonder what''s become of the old blind rat that he used to lead about in the shed?"
29863	I would give anything to see the place where such glorious mountains are to be found?"
29863	In the first place, where is old Oddity?"
29863	Might I give him my old suit, papa?"
29863	Shall we hear anything more of him, papa?"
29863	Since when have you taken upon yourself the office of a watch- dog, to guard what belongs to our enemy, man?"
29863	That word was--""What was it?"
29863	Then raising his blue eyes to his father''s face he said,"And what did you do to the boy?"
29863	What can we expect him to be but a thief,-- what would you have been in his place?"
29863	What has become of Bob and Billy?"
29863	What say you, friend Ratto?"
29863	Where''s Ivan, I say?
29863	Would you not rather come with us?''
29863	[ close"missing] the place where such glorious mountains are to be found?"
29863	[_ text unchanged: missing words?_] Ch.
29863	[_ text unchanged:?
29863	are you better now?"
29863	could we take the two with us do you think?
29863	did he call you pretty?
29863	do you think there are many?"
29863	exclaimed the gentleman;"exposed in this wretched shed, without a fire, to all the severity of winter?"
29863	he exclaimed, with his mouth full of bread;"where did you get this?
29863	how can I serve you?"
29863	how goes it?
29863	now, an''t he?
29863	said Whiskerandos;"this farmer, his wife, the two boys, and you?"
29863	said he,"where''s Ivan?"
29863	the farmer''s terrible gripe[ terribe gripe:_ error corrected, archaic form retained_]"''And how do you earn it?''
29863	was followed by the entrance of,-- whom do you think?"
29863	what is your pleasure?
29863	what should I do without you?"
29863	where shall I be then?
29863	wo n''t they be pleased to hear it?
29863	you are resolved not to travel?"