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 |
|---|---|
| A29938 | Nay who can doubt but that the Moon by some inward Principle gives the Earth motion? |
| A54673 | And Thirdly, I enquire upon what Coast these prodigious Lungs are Situated? |
| A54673 | or Secondly, Does it Issue either from a Sensitive or Rational Soul? |
| A36106 | 103 not so broad a course as the Pervvian, and why? |
| A36106 | And how dear has this Restraint cost the Dutch? |
| A36106 | At that time how barbarous were the poor Florida Indians accounted, which now we find to be civil enough? |
| A36106 | But if the Name must be appropriated, why to this on the West of Africa? |
| A36106 | But to return to the French Priest; he at length asked me, if any of our English Ships brought Powder to sell? |
| A36106 | Canibals, whether any in the VVorld? |
| A36106 | He asked me many other questions, and particularly if I was a Roman Catholick? |
| A36106 | He was very free to talk with me, and first asked me my business thither? |
| A36106 | How many Look- outs or Centinels? |
| A36106 | I remember that one day they asked how many Wives the King of England had? |
| A36106 | I wonder''d to see him turn out so many of these creatures into a Basket; and asking him what they were for? |
| A36106 | If any River or Creek comes near it, or where the best Landing? |
| A36106 | If fortified, how many great Guns, and what number of small Arms? |
| A36106 | Mr Coventry followed me, and when I had satisfied my self, he asked me what course we must steer? |
| A36106 | Mr Coventry was now in the Boat with me, and we went and haled the Ship, asking whence she came? |
| A36106 | Or does he think that we are afraid of him, that he speaks thus? |
| A36106 | Our men often laught at their temerity, and asked them if they never saw any Spaniards before? |
| A36106 | The surge that the Ship made on the Rock, awakened most of our Men, and made them ask, What the matter was? |
| A36106 | Then he asked me if I knew the composition of Powder? |
| A36106 | Then they askt who we were? |
| A36106 | They called out therefore in Spanish, demanding of our Men what they were, and from whence they came? |
| A36106 | They enquired of us what we did there? |
| A36106 | What care was formerly taken to get us a Trade into the E. Indies, and other Countries? |
| A36106 | What strange stories have we heard of the Indians, whose Islands where called the Isles of Cannibals? |
| A36106 | When the General has been informed of these discourses he would say, What, is Captain Swan made of Iron, and able to resist a whole Kingdom? |
| A36106 | Whether it''is possible to come undescried on them? |
| A36106 | Whether possible to avoid the Look- outs, or take them? |
| A36106 | Whether to Farm the Reuenues, may not, in this Juncture be most for the Publick Service? |
| A36106 | and from whence we came? |
| A36106 | and what discoveries we made in those Seas? |
| A36106 | and what their chiefest manufactures? |
| A36106 | and who was Commander? |
| A36106 | for such the Spaniards always keep; and how the Look- outs are placed? |
| A36106 | how far we had been? |
| A36106 | how many families? |
| A36106 | how we lived? |
| A36106 | or whether the major part are not Copper- colour''d, as Mulattoes, Mustesoes, or Indians? |
| A36106 | seeing we could not be supplied here, we asked which way the other three Ships were driven? |
| A36106 | what pains particularly did some take to find out the Muscovites by doubling the North Cape, and a way thence by land Trade into Persia? |
| A36106 | whether most Spaniards? |
| A36106 | whether rich, and what their riches do consist in? |
| A36106 | why not rather to that on its E. Coast? |