Questions

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identifier	question
6459	A divining rod?
6459	A halo? 6459 A medical interest, I suppose?"
6459	Ai n''t gittin''on yer nerves, be I?
6459	Almost human sometimes, eh?
6459	And his name was?
6459	And if not?
6459	Anything else to be done, miss?
6459	Anything happened?
6459	Are there wild horses hereabouts then?
6459	Are we going to have a storm?
6459	As Peggy says, if anything went wrong what could you do alone?
6459	Bad-- is it?''
6459	But Senor Bell and the senoritas?
6459	But about that other man,said Roy, returning to the charge when he had finished his narrative,"did n''t you see him?"
6459	But how are you going to get water in this desert?
6459	But how will you explain it? 6459 But the coyotes?"
6459	But the stock and Alverado?
6459	But where?
6459	But wo n''t the poor man become lost or starve?
6459	Can you see anything of the town yet?
6459	Come in handy sometimes, do n''t it?
6459	Dancing poison?
6459	Did-- did the man with the red auto catch it?
6459	Do n''t eh?
6459	Do n''t they take any servants or help?
6459	Do you know the name of the men who attacked you and treated you so cruelly?
6459	Do you reckon it was gold?
6459	Do you think I did right in coming?
6459	Do you think that they are-- that they are Red Bill''s men?
6459	Do you think that we are in serious danger?
6459	Does it portend anything?
6459	Forgot I used to be ventriloquist with a medicine show, eh?
6459	Frightened, girlie? 6459 Frightened?
6459	Get the radiator fixed yet?
6459	Get you, Bill?
6459	Good thing for them, eh?
6459	Got a pencil and a bit of paper, Buck?
6459	Got any of that thar gum you''s always achewin''so as ter be agreeable to ther ladies?
6459	Got that, did you?
6459	Grub all right?
6459	Here, here, what''s all this?
6459	How about airships?
6459	How did you find it?
6459	How is that?
6459	How''s that?
6459	How? 6459 Hullo, kid; what''s biting you?"
6459	Hurt?
6459	Hurt?
6459	I wonder if he''s acting a part?
6459	I wonder if they got through?
6459	I''d like to accept,said Roy, with vast cunning as he thought,"but what would your partner say?"
6459	If they are?
6459	Is he trying to kill us?
6459	Is it poisonous?
6459	Is this the end?
6459	Is-- is it all over, Roy?
6459	Look here, Mr. Bell,he exclaimed, pointing downward,"what do you make of that?"
6459	Make a good signal, would n''t it?
6459	My dear child, what is it?
6459	My partner?
6459	No such thing,said Peggy in her briskest tones;"what if anything happened to you?
6459	No, not exactly-- but-- oh, Roy,even plucky Peggy''s voice broke and quavered,"it''s so lonely, and whatever are we to do?"
6459	Not even at the cost of your own life?
6459	Not fer me, thanks,was the easy response,"ef you want to hunt spooks--""Who said it wuz a spook or any such pack uv nonsense?"
6459	Now then, my dear,he said,"what is it?"
6459	Now will you do as I say?
6459	Of what?
6459	Oh, Peggy, is it perfectly safe?
6459	Oh, Peggy, you darling, is it really you?
6459	Oh, Roy, you''re not going alone?
6459	Oh, indeed,sniffed the embattled Peggy scornfully;"I suppose you think I ca n''t handle a man''s size gun?"
6459	Oh, is it you, Peggy? 6459 Ortermobiles?"
6459	Roy, do you know where you are going?
6459	Say, look at that Chinaman eyeing us,broke off Roy suddenly;"wonder what''s the matter with him?"
6459	Say, what''s ther matter with you, Buck?
6459	Selling something?
6459	Should n''t everybody have an opportunity to develop natural resources?
6459	Sis, do you mean you are going to try it?
6459	So Jess was right after all,breathed Peggy softly;"but who could have done such a thing?
6459	So you were in Blue Creek recently, eh?
6459	So you''re after that ornery varmint, Red Bill, are yer?
6459	Something else missing?
6459	That''s quite true, Roy,struck in Jess,"and besides if-- if anything has gone wrong with Jimsy who has a better right to be near him than I?"
6459	The gal, too?
6459	The water is almost all gone?
6459	Then you really think, sir, that somebody may have wind of the object of our journey and molest us?
6459	This is it,nodded her brother Roy;"what do you think of it, sis?"
6459	Tramp over those old hills that look as baked as a loaf of overdone bread?
6459	True, my brave girl,rejoined Mr. Bell,"but of what use would that be?
6459	W- w- w- what speed are we making?
6459	Wa- al, Jim Bell,he demanded,"for the third an''last time, air you goin''ter give in peaceable?
6459	Wa- al, what''s all ther trouble hyar?
6459	Wa- al, what''s up?
6459	Waal, ef you know so much, let''s hear it?
6459	Want to come, Jimsy?
6459	Was n''t that a shout? 6459 Was that one of Red Bill''s men?"
6459	We do n''t know yet, Roy dear,Peggy found time to whisper, and then:"Who else was looking for the assayer?"
6459	We must be close to the place now,she said;"it''s somewhere off there, is n''t it?"
6459	Well I am, ai n''t I?
6459	Well, sis, what about it?
6459	Well, what are we going to do about it?
6459	Well, what do you make of that?
6459	Well?
6459	Were there any tracks?
6459	Whar wa''ar you all ther forenoon?
6459	Whar''s Buck Bellew?
6459	Whar''s the United States Assayer''s office?
6459	What am I to do, Aunt Sally?
6459	What beats me is, if those are Red Bill''s men what are they doing in this direction?
6459	What can a girl do?
6459	What can be happening?
6459	What did he run like that for?
6459	What do you mean, my dear?
6459	What do you wish with me, senor?
6459	What does this mean?
6459	What in the name of Kit Carson wuz that?
6459	What is it, Alverado?
6459	What is it, Roy?
6459	What is it? 6459 What papers?"
6459	What would cowboys be doing away out here where there is n''t a cow or a calf or even an old mule in sight?
6459	What''s that you''re saying, boy,he exclaimed;"what do you know about Red Bill Summers?"
6459	What''s that?
6459	What''s the hurry?
6459	What''s the matter with you two, you mean? 6459 What''s the trouble, sis; bad news?"
6459	Whatever will Aunt Sally and the rest be thinking?
6459	Where are the twin fairies of light that used to dance in your eyes?
6459	Where can we be going?
6459	Where''s the corral?
6459	Who is he?
6459	Why hal- lo, stranger,he said,"whar you bin hidin''all these moons?
6459	Why that''s so, is n''t it?
6459	Why, when he spoke about that Red Billy whatever his name was, did you see how different he looked? 6459 Wish what, Peggy dear?"
6459	Wo n''t you please stand aside?
6459	Wonder what kind of weather the ponies are making of it?
6459	Yes-- yes, what is it?
6459	You are to escort a party of gringos headed by a Senor Bell as far as Steer Wells, are you not?
6459	You can make him obey you then?
6459	You give me lilly joss now, missee?
6459	You know him?
6459	You mean if we can file those papers first they stand good in law?
6459	You mean you could n''t hear any sound of the ponies''hoofs?
6459	You say that Bell and his outfit start to- morrow?
6459	You say that the tall chap yonder is Jim, Bell?
6459	You say the vehicle is n''t invented that will cross that stretch of alkali?
6459	You''ll help us escape?
6459	You''re a girl of real grit,he said,"but the others?"
6459	You''re certain?
6459	And why?"
6459	Any of you heard what Jim Bell''s doing in Blue Creek?"
6459	Bell?"
6459	Bell?"
6459	But how far ahead?
6459	But what could have become of them?
6459	But who can it be?"
6459	By the way, reckon you could imitate a coyote, Buck?"
6459	CHAPTER IX AGAINST HEAVY ODDS"Any sign of them yet, Roy?"
6459	CHAPTER X RESCUED BY AEROPLANE"What''s that down there?"
6459	CHAPTER XXIV WHAT CHEWING GUM DID"But, Bud, how?"
6459	Could she be losing her mind in the whirling confusion and elemental fury that waged all about her?
6459	Did n''t know as you was a sky pilot feller?"
6459	Do n''t they eat it or do something with it and then have beautiful dreams?
6459	Do you s''pose that any man''ud be foolish enough to locate a rich mine an''then not file a claim to it?"
6459	Does it meet with your approval?"
6459	Evidently, then, he had been mounted at some time-- presumably recently, but where was his horse?
6459	Frightened of what?"
6459	From the bottom of the chassis Roy demanded:"Are we too late?"
6459	He is--""Will you do what I tell you?"
6459	Hot or cold?"
6459	How so?"
6459	Hyar,"he exclaimed, looking back at the horsemen behind him,"whar''s that dude Chick Berry?"
6459	I wonder if that could be what-- what that Mongolian was regarding so closely?"
6459	I wonder what he wants?"
6459	If not--""If not senor--?"
6459	Immediately after breakfast Mr. Bell called the boys aside and said:"How long will it take to get an aeroplane ready?"
6459	Is there a storm coming?"
6459	It is agreed, is it not, that not a word of our suspicions are to be breathed to the ladies?"
6459	Now then, you rascal,"addressing the"romantic bandit,"who had scrambled to his feet,"where are the rest of Red Bill''s precious gang?"
6459	Of what dear?"
6459	Only Peggy remarked with withering scorn:"I think you might have waited till you were asked, do n''t you?"
6459	Peggy, you do n''t think it was anything supernatural, do you?"
6459	Say, boys, I wonder ef that''s what Jim Bell''s in Blue Creek fur?"
6459	That''s plain enough, eh?"
6459	There might be a train leaving within a reasonable time:"Can we get a train there?"
6459	Want ter hear about it?"
6459	Was it fancy, or as he switched abruptly about did he actually see a dark object duck behind a rock?
6459	Was it possible that the coyotes--?
6459	What can have happened?"
6459	What can he be doing out in this desert country without a horse?"
6459	What can it be?"
6459	What do you suppose he wants?"
6459	What if he should turn out in real earnest to be a desperate character?"
6459	What nex''?"
6459	What was it he was crying out?
6459	What would their next be?
6459	What''s all that dust?"
6459	Which of you shot it?"
6459	Who could be the sharers of their excursion into the untraveled wastes?
6459	Who would run the machine if we were n''t along?"
6459	Whose-- Roy''s?"
6459	Wo n''t they kill you when they find the ponies are gone?"
6459	Wonder ef thet feller Juan is learning much?"
6459	Would n''t think he wuz a millionaire ter look at him, would yer?"
6459	You alters wuz a good tracker?"
6459	You know that little jade god that Clara Cummings brought back from China with her when her father resigned as consul there?"
6459	You rec''lect that red- hot basin we come through?"
6459	You surely do n''t believe all the rot those superstitious Mexicans talk, do you?"
6459	You understand?"
6459	are you badly hurt, dear?"
6459	drawled Bud, as his followers came loping up;"anything I kin do?
6459	he demanded;"your sky bronco foundered?
6459	inquired Mr. Bell,"you think he''d make an interesting study?"
6459	what is the matter with the Senor Bell?"
33605	A car, eh?
33605	A dreadful fix? 33605 All ready behind?"
33605	All ready?
33605	And Roy, where is Roy?
33605	And so this is the wonderful Golden Butterfly that you wrote to me about?
33605	And so you are acting as chauffeur?
33605	And suppose I wo n''t accept that offer?
33605	And you were afraid of robbers holding you up?
33605	Any answer?
33605	At this rate we ought to be at the grounds in----But what was this?
33605	But how in the world did you come to get in there?
33605	But if that were so, why did Fanning fit up a shop out at Gid Gibbons''s place?
33605	But what are you doing in town? 33605 But what of my securities in----and----and----?"
33605	But where can we land?
33605	But you, Peggy?
33605	But, auntie,burst out Peggy, blankly,"does the man mean to say that there is nothing, absolutely nothing, on which we can realize anything?"
33605	By the way, Morgan,the girl asked, suddenly,"has anything more been heard of the missing jewels?"
33605	Ca n''t you delay the start for five minutes?
33605	Can I come in?
33605	Could what? 33605 Did what?"
33605	Did you ever hear such a yarn in all your born days?
33605	Do n''t they stop anywhere between here and the junction?
33605	Do you mean you are actually building an aeroplane?
33605	Do you think she can suspect anything?
33605	Does he know you have the jewels?
33605	Found out what''s the trouble, Roy?
33605	From the clouds?
33605	Gee, Roy, you mean it?
33605	Go back with you? 33605 Good gracious, is that fashionable looking old man a hermit?"
33605	Good gracious, what''s been happening?
33605	Good gracious, whatever has happened?
33605	Good morning, Fanning,said Jimsy, bottling up his temper at the other''s insulting manners,"can you give me a few minutes of private conversation?"
33605	Good morning,he said, doffing his sombrero with a sweep and a flourish;"can I have a word with you?"
33605	Had enough?
33605	Have you looked everywhere for it?
33605	Heard anything of Fanning Harding?
33605	Here I am, sis,--what''s up?
33605	How dare you say such things? 33605 How long does it take to get there?
33605	How?
33605	I believe that,said Peggy,"but what do you know about the disappearance of the diamonds?"
33605	I guess that that sign gave you a kind of a start, eh?
33605	I suppose that is why you have the horse and cart?
33605	I tell you I''ll do nothing of the sort,the man was saying;"why should I go and own up that I''m a thief or the next thing to it?
33605	I wonder if any one passed on this road while we were unconscious?
33605	I wonder if he''ll enter for the prize?
33605	I wonder who that can be so late?
33605	I''ll never be able to make it in time without an automobile,moaned Roy to himself;"what shall I do?"
33605	I''m getting there, ai n''t I?
33605	Is that so?
33605	Is your father very deeply implicated in the matter?
33605	It makes no difference to you, does it?
33605	It''s my-- our aeroplane,went on Roy;"who can be in it?
33605	Just as you did that day at school when poor little Henry Willis was being beaten by that big bully Hank Jones?
33605	Land o''Goshen, what''s that?
33605	Look,cried Peggy suddenly,"is n''t that a small island below there?
33605	Lost a wallet with jewelry in it, eh?
33605	Maybe you know some one who is handsomer?
33605	Mr. Bell, it''s Roy Prescott,he shouted;"can you get a rope and get me out?"
33605	My dear Jess, whatever has happened?
33605	My dear Roy,rejoined Peggy, with dignity,"do n''t you think that I am capable of taking care of myself?"
33605	No, dear, not one word,she said;"is n''t it queer?
33605	Not in the least,said Peggy, hastily, realizing that none of them had perhaps looked very cordial,"wo n''t you come in?"
33605	Now, Mr. Harding,he concluded,"is there no way in which this matter can be straightened out?"
33605	Now, then, Jeff, if you are ready will you get in?
33605	Now, what could he be up to?
33605	Oh, Roy, that''s it?
33605	Oh, Roy, what has happened to you? 33605 Oh, Roy, what shall we do?"
33605	Oh, doctor,cried Peggy, entreatingly,"ca n''t we persuade you to go back with us in the Golden Butterfly?"
33605	Oh, is n''t that pretty?
33605	Oh, then, you do go into town sometimes?
33605	Oh, will it rise?
33605	Oh, you do, eh? 33605 Oh, you mean the time you saw him in the air at night, the time we went to Washington?"
33605	Oh, you poor dears,exclaimed Peggy,"and if you do n''t get there at that time?"
33605	Say Peggy,spoke up Fan Harding, suddenly,"ai n''t you going to introduce me to your friends?
33605	Say, Roy,he exclaimed,"you did n''t happen to put that jewel case in your pocket for safe keeping after the accident, did you?"
33605	Say, who are you, and what are you doing with my aeroplane?
33605	Shall I come with you?
33605	So you''re trying to win out Jess Bancroft, are you?
33605	So,he muttered,"that''s your scheme, is it?
33605	That''s it,rejoined the boy proudly, lifting a bit of sacking from the contents of the opened crate,"is n''t it a beauty?"
33605	There''s a train leaves Central Riverview junction at six, is n''t there?
33605	Three minutes to starting time,cried Hal Homer anxiously;"where can Miss Prescott be?"
33605	Trust to you to find Roy?
33605	Trust to you?
33605	Unless what?
33605	Want me to take the helm?
33605	Well, are you going to answer me?
33605	Well, can you suggest any solution?
33605	Well, doctor, how do you like it?
33605	Well, here we are,exclaimed Roy, looking about him at the sylvan scene as they alighted;"and now what comes next?"
33605	Well, may be you are and then again you may not be,was the Sandy Bay youngster''s cautious reply;"but how does it interest you?"
33605	Well, what do you say?
33605	Well, what if I do?
33605	Well, what if I have?
33605	Well, what would you say if I told you that that ai n''t Roy Prescott in the Golden Butterfly at all?
33605	Wh- wh- when are we going up?
33605	What a question, you goose?
33605	What are you going to do now?
33605	What are you going to do?
33605	What can Fan Harding be doing with him?
33605	What can have become of the jewels?
33605	What can he be doing?
33605	What did you see, my lad?
33605	What do I mean?
33605	What do you mean by saying''a lot depends on it,''girlie?
33605	What do you mean, Roy? 33605 What do you mean?"
33605	What do you mean?
33605	What do you mean?
33605	What do you mean?
33605	What do you suppose they came to the island for?
33605	What field did you come down in? 33605 What is it?
33605	What is it?
33605	What is the matter? 33605 What is the matter?"
33605	What time did that aviator fellow say he would show up?
33605	What was the last you saw of the jewels?
33605	What''s the matter with Number Six?
33605	What''s the trouble?
33605	What? 33605 Where are you going?"
33605	Where has the thing been?
33605	Where is that young scamp? 33605 Why is it so late?"
33605	Why not send it by wireless?
33605	Why on earth should the thief want to return the wallet? 33605 Why, Morgan, whatever are you doing here?"
33605	Why, Peggy, what is the matter with you? 33605 Why, what are you talking about?"
33605	Why, what do you know about it?
33605	Why, what ever brings you here?
33605	Why?
33605	Wonder where that girl went to on her tryout spin?
33605	Would I?
33605	Would n''t Roy like to go in the aeroplane?
33605	Would what? 33605 Would you like to try a little flight, Jeff?"
33605	Yes, and she''s pretty as a picture, too,put in Gid Gibbons;"guess you were stuck on her once, were n''t you, Fan?"
33605	Yes, but how? 33605 Yes, but what?
33605	Yes, do n''t I make a nice one?
33605	Yes, very fine talk, but what can you do?
33605	Yes, where is he? 33605 You chaps are nervous as kittens,"he was saying,"who on earth would come to this island?
33605	You have no idea who the men were?
33605	You really mean that, Fanning?
33605	You would, eh?
33605	You''ll promise no harm will come to me or my father through this?
33605	You''re not, eh? 33605 You''ve got auctioneering, the Supreme Court and war times, mixed up a bit, have n''t you?"
33605	After all, they were true;"what could he do?"
33605	After some more conversation the group was about to break up, when Jess exclaimed suddenly:"Oh, by the way, did you hear about Jeff Stokes?
33605	And how about inviting us all to have some of those strawberries Pop and I noticed as we came down the path?"
33605	And now having expended a wicked sum for the engine of this flying thing where do you expect to reap your profit?"
33605	Are we in any very serious danger?"
33605	At last he spoke:"I understand that you have built an aeroplane which is a success?"
33605	Beasley?"
33605	Bell?"
33605	But how was he to proceed to make money with his knowledge?
33605	But if he did why would he place that wallet on the porch of Jess''s home?"
33605	But not too old for Peter and I to have many happy days together yet, eh, Peter?"
33605	But that contest is not to come off for more than a month and-- and supposing someone should have a better machine than you?"
33605	But that does n''t matter, for you wear goggles and a helmet in driving that thing, anyway, do n''t you?"
33605	But who is the old gentleman?"
33605	But''as yer''ad han h''accident?"
33605	Can you do it for her right away?"
33605	Can you hold on for a time?"
33605	Come now, do n''t you recognize me?"
33605	Do n''t you read every day in the papers about girls and women making almost as good flights as the men?
33605	Do you think we could?"
33605	For instance, who would know that you had valuables in the car?"
33605	Got the files?"
33605	Has every place been searched thoroughly?"
33605	Have found it?"
33605	Have you a comfortable chair, miss?
33605	He practically made it his life work, you see, and----""And you beggared yourself carrying those ideas out, eh?"
33605	He----""Oh, you mean to imply that I do, eh?"
33605	How do I know where he is?"
33605	How do you account for it?"
33605	How do you know he has n''t gone off with those jewels?"
33605	How does the offer strike you?"
33605	I do n''t want anything to do with you, do you understand?
33605	I''ll bet----""How dare you?"
33605	If the Golden Butterfly can win that prize----""By Jove, sis, it''s five thousand dollars, is n''t it?"
33605	Is n''t it, Fred?"
33605	Maybe we can make that?"
33605	Morgan and Giles----""What, Morgan and Giles were there?"
33605	Now who could have stolen the wallet in that time?"
33605	Now, are you on?"
33605	Right, ai n''t I?"
33605	Roy, where are you?"
33605	That one by the clump of woods round the bend in the road?"
33605	There was the gold all right, but how was I to get it out?"
33605	There, what do you think of that?"
33605	We can make it?"
33605	What business could this old man-- in some respects a power financially and otherwise in Sandy Beach-- have with their aunt?
33605	What could it be?
33605	What did that mean?
33605	What had become of them?
33605	What had been his mission there?
33605	What has happened?"
33605	What if nobody heard him and he was compelled to remain at the bottom of the old well?
33605	What if she were dead?
33605	What of it?"
33605	What was he trying to conceal?
33605	What''s it about?"
33605	What''s the trouble?"
33605	What, then, could have become of the jewel case?
33605	Whatever do you want one for?"
33605	Whatever kind of a game of bluff has Fanning Harding been playing?"
33605	Where could such a man as Gid Gibbons be getting such large amounts of money as he seemed to have recently?
33605	Where could they be taking him?
33605	Where is Jimsy?"
33605	Who could it be?
33605	Why do n''t you take that rod there?
33605	Why, I think----Why, whatever was that?"
33605	Why, ca n''t you see that the very first thing that happens is a chance to win$ 5,000?"
33605	Will one of you help me catch old Dobbin and harness him?
33605	Wo n''t she be pleased?"
33605	Wonder if it''s true?"
33605	Would it arrive in time to participate in the start and thus qualify?
33605	Would it have been possible for Fanning to enter the field while they lay unconscious there?
33605	Would the occupant of the aeroplane see his frantic signals?
33605	You have n''t got a revolver with you, have you?"
33605	You say you want a third?
33605	asked Fanning with a sudden accession of interest;"then he ca n''t race to- day, can he?"
33605	asked the other;"do you know where my brother is?"
33605	cried his aunt, admiringly,"do you think you''ll be able to get a position?"
33605	echoed Peggy,"and nobody knows how it came there?"
33605	echoed the youth;"will a duck swim?"
33605	exclaimed Peggy to herself,"what shall I do?"
33605	exclaimed the boy, as he scanned the news- sheet,"why this is just what we were wishing for, is n''t it?
33605	she cried triumphantly,"as good a sky pilot as you are, Roy?"
33605	where are you?"
33605	you indefinite person?"
33605	young folks, what''s the trouble?
10936	''Ai n''t much on conversation, be yer?'' 10936 ''Gwan, you fool nigger, don''you know dat dem flying boys an''gals is to be hayr ter- day?"
10936	''I''m a peddler,''I explained,''could I get something to eat and a room here for the night?'' 10936 ''Peddler?''
10936	''What you tradin''in?'' 10936 ''What you tradin''in?''
10936	''Where you going?'' 10936 ''Where''d you come from?''
10936	A month''s time?
10936	A trip to North Carolina? 10936 Ai n''t you frum the guv- ment?"
10936	All right?
10936	And how did you solve the problem of what to do with the rest of the summer?
10936	And hunt up missing heiresses?
10936	And let those kids get away with what they did? 10936 And then?"
10936	And what''s that,--lie in hammocks and indulge in ice- cream sodas and chocolates?
10936	And what''s that?
10936	And why, pray, Roy Prescott?
10936	Any idea where the young folks have gone?
10936	Anybody been around, Tam?
10936	Anybody laughing?
10936	Are you good with a shovel?
10936	Are you really better?
10936	Busted?
10936	But how could I go?
10936	But how could they know that she was here?
10936	But if it did n''t fly, how in tarnation did it git here?
10936	But if not?
10936	But the guard outside?
10936	But what is your plan?
10936	But what on earth have two shovels to do with stopping a bunch of kids from entering in an aëroplane race?
10936	But who''ll go?
10936	But, my dear children, do you realize what such a trip means?
10936	But-- but who would drive the car?
10936	Ca n''t we stay and help?
10936	D''ye think it was stolen?
10936	Did n''t say anything else?
10936	Did they say they were going to watch all night?
10936	Did you have any success with the telephone?
10936	Did you see anything? 10936 Do n''t be a goose, Aunt Sally,"comforted Peggy;"do n''t you know that lightning never strikes twice in the same place?"
10936	Do n''t know; but he''s all right, depend upon it,said Jimsy cheerfully;"hello, what''s that coming now?"
10936	Do you know what happened to that plug, Carlos?
10936	Do you think she was stolen from somewhere?
10936	Done what?
10936	Everything ready?
10936	Flap its wings and all that like a burd?
10936	Going to tell the girls anything about Kelly and his remarks?
10936	Goodness, then you have n''t any right now?
10936	Got a mortgage on it, eh?
10936	Got any spark plugs?
10936	Gracious, are we in for more trouble?
10936	Great Scot, what''s happening?
10936	Had n''t we better be getting on?
10936	Have you any suspicions as to who did it?
10936	Have you no other name?
10936	Have you telephoned them?
10936	How are we going to get out of this?
10936	How can you say so? 10936 How do you know?"
10936	How does it go anyway?
10936	How fast can the engines get back?
10936	How is that?
10936	How long would it take us to get to Marysville?
10936	How much do you think the lease of your field for an hour or so is worth?
10936	How much do you want?
10936	How was it, Jimsy?
10936	How''d you alls get hyar?
10936	How''s that?
10936	How?
10936	I daon''t, hey? 10936 I do n''t know what to do about her,"admitted Peggy;"suppose we ask Aunt Sally?
10936	I reckon so, son,grinned the red- faced man, in response to this elegant speech;"now, then, are you going to give up that chair or not?"
10936	I wonder where Roy is?
10936	If what?
10936	In just what way?
10936	In just what way?
10936	In what way?
10936	Is he alive?
10936	Is n''t there any fire apparatus near here?
10936	Is that so, Mr. Roy Prescott? 10936 Is the window open?"
10936	It do n''t never do to be too sure,murmured the melancholy Jake,"''cos why?
10936	It''s grand, is n''t it?
10936	Jiggered if I know,spoke Jimsy;"ca n''t you or Roy think of anything?"
10936	My dear child, do you actually contemplate taking me flying through the air at my time of life?
10936	No danger of that,responded Peggy, from the vantage of the tonneau of the car;"but how are you going to rope him?"
10936	No; what good would that do? 10936 Nonsense; what harm can he do us anyhow?
10936	Notice anything peculiar about it?
10936	Now, what''s he trying to do, I wonder?
10936	Of course; who else could go?
10936	Oh, Peggy, what are you going to do with it?
10936	Oh, they did, eh? 10936 Oh, you know me, eh?"
10936	On the other hand, how are we to look after her?
10936	Peggy Prescott, you mean me?
10936	Ready?
10936	Remember what?
10936	Said nothing about coming back?
10936	See here, Jim Bancroft, this wo n''t do,he sharply admonished himself,"you''re on duty, understand?
10936	See that sign?
10936	So you ai n''t going to stay out?
10936	So you''ve been fired, eh?
10936	Surely you ca n''t refuse now?
10936	Taking a stroll, eh?
10936	Tell you what,cried Jimsy suddenly,"what''s the matter with Miss Prescott going along in an automobile?
10936	That''s plain enough,struck in Roy;"but how do you propose to do it?"
10936	The idea just came to me in a second,explained Roy modestly, in answer to the ladies''congratulations and praise,"it worked, though, did n''t it?"
10936	The mayor of the town has asked us to take part,came from Jimsy;"what have you got to do with it?"
10936	Then I''m to stay with you?
10936	Then how kin it fly?
10936	Then we can do nothing more?
10936	Then what are we to do with her?
10936	Then what did they do?
10936	Then you are going to fly out there?
10936	Ther law? 10936 There''s another thing, what are we to do with this little Wren?"
10936	Three what?
10936	Wa''al, it ai n''t flyin'', is it?
10936	Wake you up?
10936	Want to buy him?
10936	We set out for a quiet trip and encounter nothing but troubles--"Adventures, Aunt Sally,laughingly corrected Roy;"what is life without adventures?"
10936	Well, I''ll leave him to you now,rejoined Roy;"is there a hospital near here?"
10936	Well, Tam,he said,"lost your job?"
10936	Well, girls, was it an exciting battle?
10936	Well, girls, what''s up now?
10936	Well, is n''t that being fired? 10936 Well, never mind, I''ve got another for you,"replied Jim Cassell, in what was for him an unwontedly amiable tone;"can you go to work at once?"
10936	Well, there was n''t anything to do but fight, unless we''d run away,laughed Roy,"and now what about the cause of all the trouble?"
10936	Well, what do you make of that?
10936	Well, what next?
10936	Well, what''s to be done now?
10936	Well, why not? 10936 Well,"he said,"what do you think now?"
10936	Well,said he,"are you going to fly?"
10936	Well?
10936	Wha''de matter?
10936	Wha''s true,--dat you all''s crazy?
10936	What are the facts?
10936	What are we to do?
10936	What are you doing here?
10936	What are you doing to this child?
10936	What are you going to do?
10936	What did you say?
10936	What do you mean to do?
10936	What do you mean?
10936	What do you mean?
10936	What gift of second sight have you?
10936	What if anyone pounces on us?
10936	What is it, dear? 10936 What is it?"
10936	What is it?
10936	What is your name, dear?
10936	What next?
10936	What next?
10936	What next?
10936	What on earth is up now?
10936	What will we do about it?
10936	What will we do; go back for reënforcements?
10936	What you alls want hyar?
10936	What''s his name?
10936	What''s the country coming to?
10936	What''s the danger if we keep on?
10936	What''s the matter with it?
10936	What''s the matter?
10936	What''s the trouble?
10936	What''s the trouble?
10936	What''s thet, Jed?
10936	What''s up now, Roy?
10936	What''s up, father?
10936	What''s up? 10936 What''s your idea, sis?"
10936	What, camp out every night? 10936 Where are the aviation grounds?"
10936	Where did those boys come from?
10936	Where is my machine?
10936	Where under the sun did you find them, Beppo?
10936	Where?
10936	Who are you?
10936	Who can have done that?
10936	Who can have done this?
10936	Who is going to take care of Wren?
10936	Who is he?
10936	Who''ll make it?
10936	Whom do you mean by they?
10936	Why do n''t you box the nasty thing''s ears for riding in our car?
10936	Why do n''t you put him on the stage as the boxing ram, or something like that?
10936	Why not go after them now, while the trail is hot?
10936	Why not? 10936 Why not?"
10936	Why, does n''t he wear glasses, have a hawk- like nose and smoke a pipe?
10936	Why, what''s the matter? 10936 Why?
10936	Why?
10936	Why?
10936	Will it last five minutes longer?
10936	Wo n''t, hey? 10936 Wonder how far we are from Meadville?"
10936	Wonder who that man is who is monkeying with the_ Red Dragon_?
10936	Would you care to hear about it?
10936	Wren, do you know that you are a very bad young lady?
10936	Yes, and there are wonderful, long- distance migrations of birds, so why not a cross- country flight of motor butterflies?
10936	Yes, and what then?
10936	Yes; and what did you tell them?
10936	Yes; do you know any reason why I should n''t be?
10936	You bane want me no more?
10936	You kin?
10936	You will, eh?
10936	Afraid of the lightning?"
10936	Ai n''t likely dat ef de Lawd had meant us ter fly he''d have give us wings, would n''t he?"
10936	And then with the same sickly grin:"Say, miss, does it really fly?"
10936	Are you dreaming?"
10936	Are you there?"
10936	But how can you free us?"
10936	But, say, who can have done this?"
10936	Could she make it ahead of her rival?
10936	Get me?"
10936	Got everything ready?"
10936	How about you, Jimsy?"
10936	How comes it you have that monkey wrench in your hands if you were n''t tampering with the machinery?"
10936	How do you suppose that gun came to be there?"
10936	How soon can you get the engines there?"
10936	How was he to confess that he had failed in his trust-- had slept while danger threatened?
10936	I guess you feel pretty sore, Tam, do n''t you?"
10936	I never heard of gals flyin'', although, come to think of it, why should n''t they?"
10936	Illustration:"What are you doing to this child?"
10936	Is there any doubt in your mind that that fellow Cassell is at the bottom of all this?"
10936	It was not altogether an accident, eh?"
10936	No harm in that, is there?"
10936	See it?"
10936	See that deep cañon?
10936	Seems funny, does n''t it, to stable aëroplanes in a livery stable?"
10936	So I see,"was the rejoinder;"how be you goin''ter git out of thar?"
10936	That one with the fallen tree across it?"
10936	That''s so,"cried Roy, snapping his fingers;"it would leave an odd track too, would n''t it?"
10936	Then, with a sudden change of front:"See here, Tam, do you want to make some money?"
10936	WHAT''S TO BE DONE WITH THE WREN?
10936	Was it very wrong of me?
10936	Was n''t Pegasus, the first flying machine on record, a horse?"
10936	Was this Sky Cruise that they had looked forward to with such eager anticipation to be nothing but a series of mishaps?
10936	We''re not hurting anything,"objected Roy;"surely you do n''t mind our occupying the field for an hour or so till the storm blows over?"
10936	Well, they''ll see that they ai n''t everything around here,"responded the lad;"I reckon Jim Cassell has some say here, eh, dad?"
10936	What are you doing there?"
10936	What did they tell you when they let you go?"
10936	What did they want to know?"
10936	What did they want?"
10936	What did you say?"
10936	What do you mean?
10936	What happened?"
10936	What sort of stuff?"
10936	What will we do now?"
10936	What''ll stop me?"
10936	What''s To Be Done with The Wren?
10936	What''s that?"
10936	What''s the trouble?"
10936	Which would win the$ 500 race?
10936	Who are you, anyhow?"
10936	Who could have attempted such a thing?"
10936	Who''ll bid?
10936	Who''ll bid?
10936	Why should we stay out of it?"
10936	You do not like it?"
10936	You''ll take me with you, wo n''t you?"
10936	demanded his wife, noticing his wildly staring eyes and open mouth;"you gone fool crazy?"
10936	exclaimed Roy heartily, glancing approvingly at his sister,"what''s your idea?"
10936	punned Roy;"he ramified all over, did n''t he?"
10936	roared the sheep man;"ai n''t hurt, be you?"
10936	she exclaimed,"what is all this?
10936	she hailed, as the porch party hastily adjourned and ran to welcome her,"how''s that for a novice only recently out of the Mineola School?"
10936	sighed the child;"am I going to stay with you as long as that?"
10936	what''s this?"
10936	yelled Jimsy;"Has n''t had enough of it yet, eh?"
53692	Afraid? 53692 All ready to run, Ris?"
53692	An''why not, señor?
53692	And are you not here alone, and in my power? 53692 And do the people love their master?"
53692	And how about the bananas?
53692	And if the planes, or braces, or fastenings break?
53692	And is it powerful enough to destroy the ship?
53692	And we have n''t passed it?
53692	And what did you think of her?
53692	And what would you use for fuel?
53692	And you think, on that account, we will let you go again, to carry out your cowardly designs?
53692	And you would be willing to forfeit your life as the alternative of not getting control of this yacht? 53692 Any damage?"
53692	Any of our people?
53692	Any water in it?
53692	Are any other men left upon this island?
53692	Are they armed?
53692	Are you afraid?
53692	Are you going to sleep all day, Crusoe, like those dreadful owls?
53692	Are you ready, Sybil?
53692	Are you sure of that?
53692	Are you sure they were not seen?
53692	Are you traveling alone?
53692	Are-- are we sinking?
53692	But how about you, Chesty? 53692 But how will you get there-- swim?"
53692	But the big launch could n''t do it?
53692	But what are we to do with Ramon Ganza-- and those three rascals imprisoned with him, whom Chesty captured and brought to us?
53692	But what made that noise? 53692 But what''s the use, without gasoline?"
53692	But will not this journey be a hazardous one for Mr. Kane to undertake?
53692	But-- to lie here all day? 53692 Ca n''t he be eaten just boiled?"
53692	Ca n''t we arrest him for disturbing the peace, and trying to capture our yacht, and attempting to murder one of the crew?
53692	Ca n''t we go there, Orissa, and find out?
53692	Ca n''t we manage to do that, Steve?
53692	Ca n''t we recover the bars?
53692	Can they all be drowned?
53692	Can you manage to get away from the deck?
53692	Can you solve it, Miss Dentry?
53692	Could n''t any ship see our white tent from the ocean?
53692	Could n''t we blast a channel?
53692	Could we venture some two hundred and eighty miles in open boats?
53692	Could you climb a wire, Syb?
53692	Could you conceive a more horrible combination?
53692	Did I? 53692 Did you get to land?"
53692	Did you go over the water?
53692	Did you yell because_ I_ was scared?
53692	Do n''t they make kerosene and gasoline of it?
53692	Do n''t you aviators often shut off your engine and volplane to the ground?
53692	Do you believe they are still alive?
53692	Do you imagine you would like to fly?
53692	Do you know the Tuppers?
53692	Do you play checkers?
53692	Do you realize, Sybil,asked Orissa in a grave tone, as she took her second sandwich,"that we must pass the night in this wiggly, insecure boat?"
53692	Do you see anyone?
53692	Do you think you can master the mechanism by that time?
53692	Do you think,asked Sybil, uneasily,"it is one of our people come to look for us?"
53692	Do you, Captain?
53692	Does n''t it look something like lettuce?
53692	Does your brother use the Gnome engines?
53692	Eh?
53692	For why, señor?
53692	Fuel?
53692	Hair or salad oil, Ris?
53692	Have n''t you heard? 53692 Have you a revolver, Ris?"
53692	Have you ever seen this dare- devil namesake of yours, Miss Kane?
53692	Have you not the flying- machine-- the airship?
53692	Having a boat under them, I suppose they will float indefinitely?
53692	How about Ramon Ganza?
53692	How about food?
53692	How about gasoline?
53692	How can we do it?
53692	How can you do that? 53692 How did Ramon manage to build that house, and make such a big settlement on the island, all in secret?"
53692	How did you do that?
53692	How do you expect to regain the ship?
53692	How far is the island?
53692	How fast are we going?
53692	How is Mason getting along?
53692	How many games?
53692	How many men did he take with him?
53692	How many years has he lived on this island?
53692	How shall I steer?
53692	How?
53692	How?
53692	How?
53692	I stood below to catch you in case you slipped; but who is there to catch_ me_, I beg to inquire?
53692	I suppose there''s none aboard, Captain Krell?
53692	I suppose with the gasoline tanks filled we could go home?
53692	I? 53692 If you can not trust me, why should I trust you?"
53692	In that case, how long will they continue flying?
53692	In what way?
53692	In what way?
53692	Interesting, is n''t it?
53692	Interesting, is n''t it?
53692	Interesting; is n''t it?
53692	Is Miss Kane here, sir?
53692	Is it a-- a-- tent?
53692	Is it best to argue the point, Steve?
53692	Is it necessary to say more?
53692	Is it the same old engine, Steve?
53692	Is it worth while? 53692 Is n''t it Madeline Dentry''s yacht?"
53692	Is n''t it astonishing,said Orissa,"how much moisture is dispersed from this tiny stream?
53692	Is there?
53692	Is your mission here to gain information concerning aëroplanes?
53692	Kane?
53692	Matches?
53692	May I rest my head upon you, chummie dear?
53692	May I take Sybil with me?
53692	May we take the launch, Miss Dentry?
53692	Me? 53692 Me?"
53692	Me?
53692	Meat all gone?
53692	Mr. Tupper,said she to her uncle,"do I employ you to advise me, or to manage my business affairs?"
53692	My island is a pleasant place, and where else can you find so much happiness when my ship, which you now inhabit, is destroyed?
53692	No arms at all-- not even a hatpin?
53692	Not yet?
53692	Oh, Crusoe, ca n''t you see? 53692 Oh, what shall we do?"
53692	Oh; did you see the machine fly? 53692 Oh; have you a yacht?"
53692	Oh; that''s the idea, is it?
53692	Orissa?
53692	Ramon''s? 53692 See anything else?"
53692	See that smoke? 53692 So soon?"
53692	So you think Don Miguel will keep my yacht?
53692	Suppose the engine should some time fail you?
53692	Suppose we strike deep water?
53692	Tell me, Mateo,said Ramon Ganza,"where is it, beneath this boat, that the mine has been planted?"
53692	The Hydro- Aircraft?
53692	The Red- beard?
53692	The outlaw? 53692 Then it''s the''sort''you love?"
53692	Then which one do you love?
53692	Then you are''fraid of Ramon?
53692	Then, alas, my overtures of peace are refused?
53692	Three?
53692	Was n''t she to alight this side of the island?
53692	Was that your only crime?
53692	Well?
53692	Well?
53692	What are those unmarked dots which are scattered around?
53692	What can we do?
53692	What did he do?
53692	What did you do? 53692 What difference would it make?"
53692	What do you intend to do with him, Miss Cumberford?
53692	What do you think he intends to do?
53692	What do you want?
53692	What good would it do us?
53692	What has become of the Mexican''s launch?
53692	What have we to decide?
53692	What in the mischief is Orissa up to now?
53692	What is it?
53692	What is that, sir? 53692 What is there to cook, in this place?"
53692	What little boat do you refer to, sir?
53692	What luck, Syb?
53692	What next?
53692	What now?
53692	What shall we do?
53692	What time is it?
53692	What was it?
53692	What will be the fashion of our dropping, anyhow?
53692	What will you do, señor?
53692	What would be the use?
53692	What''s insecure about it?
53692	What''s the run, Captain?
53692	What''s up, Ris?
53692	What''s wrong?
53692	What''s your run, Captain?
53692	What, Ramon?
53692	What? 53692 When do we sail for San Diego?"
53692	Where is he, Miss Dentry?
53692	Where they go?
53692	Where to?
53692	Where?
53692	Which of the young ladies are you engaged to?
53692	Who else wants to go? 53692 Who is it?"
53692	Who is this?
53692	Who will fly with me to San Diego?
53692	Who? 53692 Why are you on deck?"
53692	Why did you try to escape?
53692	Why did you venture to place yourself in our power, Ramon Ganza, and then threaten us as you have done?
53692	Why do the work twice?
53692	Why not?
53692	Why on earth did you venture to come back?
53692	Why should you?
53692	Why the witch- women let Ramon make trouble for you? 53692 Why, Syb?"
53692	Why?
53692	Why?
53692	Will Steve go with me on Monday?
53692	Will our house stand much of a wind?
53692	Will you dare to oppose Ramon, then?
53692	Will you have a chocolate?
53692	Will you promise not to cry out and attract Ramon''s attention?
53692	Will you teach me how to operate it?
53692	Will you try it?
53692	Wo n''t they be amazed to see us continue this course, beyond the island? 53692 Would you follow Ramon?"
53692	Would you like to join our party?
53692	Would your men execute such an absurd order?
53692	Yes; what is there to make a fire with?
53692	Yet even snakes ca n''t exist without water, can they? 53692 You are fond of flying?"
53692	You have witch- women?
53692	You know Madero?
53692	You like Coronado, then?
53692	You mean we ca n''t get the yacht off again?
53692	You think we join you, then?
53692	Your first name is Orissa?
53692	A rain storm?"
53692	Agreeable, Columbus?"
53692	All ready, Steve?"
53692	All right?"
53692	Am I frightened?
53692	And coal?"
53692	And you are his daughter?"
53692	Are we sinking, Ris, or do we float?"
53692	Are_ you_ game, my dear Discoverer?"
53692	As they took their places Mr. Radley- Todd inquired:"Plenty of gasoline?"
53692	But Mr. Tupper, white and trembling as with an ague, leaped to his feet and cried:"In heaven''s name, Cumberford, what do you mean?
53692	But tell me, since you''ve started on such an indefinite cruise, is the_ Salvador_ well provisioned?"
53692	But where is your brother?"
53692	But why wait for fire to drive you to death most terrible or to my great hospitality?
53692	By the way, what am I to do on Monday?
53692	CHAPTER XXVIII THE PRISONER"What''s wrong, Ris?"
53692	Can you catch a fish?"
53692	Can you explain that?"
53692	Can you get to the bluff?"
53692	Can you see anything, Syb?"
53692	Can you tell me, then, the name of this island, and who inhabits it?"
53692	Cumberford?"
53692	Cut the explosives, and what remains for us to do?"
53692	Did I understand you to say, Mr. Kane, that your sister is unable to stop the engine, or to turn the machine?"
53692	Did n''t something give way?"
53692	Did we coax him to come and try to capture us, that we might prove he is a wicked law- breaker?
53692	Did we lay a trap for Ramon?
53692	Did you bring along your glasses?"
53692	Did you cork that bottle of water?
53692	Did you mark that place, Orissa, so we will know when we come to it?"
53692	Do I grow pale, and tremble?
53692	Do n''t you think, Ris, that those feathered fiends only stopped the concert because they''d howled until their throats were sore?"
53692	Do you all follow me?"
53692	Do you expect us to believe that?"
53692	Do you know, Ris, the owls must be responsible for the absence of all other life on the island?
53692	Does gasoline ever spoil, Ris?"
53692	Eh, Steve?"
53692	Eh?
53692	Eh?
53692	Feet wet, Syb?"
53692	Forgive Monsieur Champetre, if he falls down occasionally; he is as unused to the kitchen-- or is it scullery?
53692	Goodness sakes, child,"cried Mrs. Tupper, in great alarm,"do you think I''d risk my life in that dreadful airship?"
53692	Had there been a tragedy?
53692	Have n''t you enough reflected ingenuity to manufacture a checkerboard?"
53692	Have n''t you noticed it?"
53692	Have we anything in the way of clubs?"
53692	Have you any idea where we shall be by that time?"
53692	Have you heard of his latest contrivance?
53692	Have you positively decided to establish a circus in these wilds, Ris?"
53692	He now stopped short before the visitors, removed his hat and said:"I-- er-- pardon me, but-- er-- was your appointment for this hour?"
53692	How are you, girls?
53692	How did it blow?"
53692	How does the cover open, Ris?"
53692	How long a time will the trip take us, Steve?"
53692	How shall we get to it, though?
53692	How would it do, Ris, to build a stone bed-- something like an altar, you know, with a hollow center which we could fill with sand?"
53692	I How did he expect us to get at the repast, anyhow?"
53692	I hope you did n''t encourage her advances, Orissa?"
53692	If I escape from my island in little boat, where can I got?
53692	Interesting, is n''t it?
53692	Is it not good way, señor?"
53692	Is it not the best to accept my offer, and so save yourselves from-- inconvenience?"
53692	Is n''t it a glorious prospect?"
53692	Is n''t that another island?"
53692	Is that a clear understanding of your statement, Ramon Ganza?"
53692	Is there room enough for our boat to enter the bay you described, or is that big rock too close to shore to let us pass?"
53692	It has been a long and exciting day for us, has n''t it?"
53692	It would take more than a blind bird to scare either of us; would n''t it, Cap''n?"
53692	Kane?"
53692	Kane?"
53692	Kane?"
53692	Let''s see; ten in our party, so far, was n''t it?
53692	Madeline is rich; what does she care for this miserable yacht?
53692	Me, Señor?
53692	Me?
53692	Meantime, how can we get the key to unlock this chain?"
53692	Mighty poetical in the advertisements, eh?
53692	Must I carry Sybil in any certain direction, or for any given distance?"
53692	Must we not keep Ramon busy, to hold him here until the warship comes?
53692	Neither had uttered a word, however, so Mr. Cumberford stepped forward and said:"Do you speak English?"
53692	No one would guess this was your plan, would he?
53692	Now you understand me, do you not?
53692	Of course it will take them some time to find us, but----Don''t you think, Orissa, they''re quite certain to find us, in the end?"
53692	Oh, what shall we do?--what shall we do?"
53692	One morning Sybil asked:"Is n''t to- day Tuesday, Orissa?"
53692	Or had the torpedo boat merely frightened the outlaws, as she had imagined, and driven them away?
53692	Pretty sight, was n''t it?
53692	Question is, who''s got it?
53692	Shall we sing songs?
53692	She''s as much at home in the air as a bird; and why should n''t the machine fall gently to the water, when the gasoline gave out?
53692	Suppose a storm catches us before morning?"
53692	Tell me, Steve,"she added, turning to her brother,"what news of the Hydro- Aircraft?"
53692	The task was almost completed when Sybil suddenly exclaimed:"How about a frame for our tent?"
53692	Then Madeline sprung her important question:"Do you ever take a passenger?"
53692	Then he drew out a silver case and, choosing a cigarette with solicitous care, turned to Francisco and said:"Will the señor favor me with a light?"
53692	Then she leaned over and called to Sybil:"Can you manage it?"
53692	Uncertain what to say, he asked haltingly:"Do you call it''aviatrix''or''aviatrice''?
53692	We ca n''t afford the luxury of illness, can we?
53692	We do not seem much afraid of your Ramon, do we?
53692	Well, how about breakfast?"
53692	Were his men on board, and had they met with some astonishing accident, or had they deliberately committed suicide?
53692	What are you doing?
53692	What are you going to do?"
53692	What could it mean?
53692	What do you say, Pietro?"
53692	What first, Steve?
53692	What is our real danger?"
53692	What shall we do now, Sybil?"
53692	What shall we do?"
53692	What shall we tackle first?"
53692	What then, Stephen Kane?"
53692	What then?
53692	What''s the proposition?"
53692	What''s to eat?"
53692	What, then, shall we do for amusement?"
53692	Where do you suppose we are, anyhow?"
53692	Where''s that slab of aluminum that used to be a seat?"
53692	Who care?"
53692	Why not fly to the nearest point on the Mexican coast, Mr. Kane, and from there telegraph President Madero?
53692	Why should I be, with my brother''s wonderful engine at my back and perfect control of every part of my machine?"
53692	Why?
53692	Will not you, for the sake of the ladies who are with you, encourage my friendliness?"
53692	Will they presently descend and alight upon the surface of the water?"
53692	Will you accompany us, or ride with your aunt?"
53692	Will you see me die like this?"
53692	With merely an impressive pause, as if to drive the words home, he continued:"May I, then, be honored by a recital of your names and station?"
53692	Wo n''t you take him to Magdalena and turn him over to the Mexican police?"
53692	Would n''t the rocks scatter in every direction and bombard us and the ship, perhaps causing damage that would be fatal to our hopes of escape?"
53692	Would you destroy us all in this heartless fashion?"
53692	You do n''t object to my being Crusoe, do you?"
53692	You do not know to where-- to whom-- you have come?
53692	You know what time the mine is to explode?"
53692	You mean to land, do n''t you?
53692	You the Spanish speak?
53692	if this racket keeps up every night how are we going to be able to sleep?"
53692	protested Mr. Tupper;"what in the world are you thinking of?"
10954	A flight?
10954	A large red one?
10954	After this affecting tableau, is there anything you wish to say to me, hey?
10954	Ai n''t tryin''ter fool us, are yer?
10954	All is not lost yet, Mortlake, hey, hey, hey?
10954	And Jess and Jimsy and----"And that other young fellow? 10954 And a nice, lonely sort of place, too, hey?"
10954	And if not?
10954	Are n''t you afraid of burglars coming and blowing the door of the safe off?
10954	Are n''t you going to ask us in?
10954	Are we far from Cape Charles?
10954	Are you Miss Margaret Prescott, the girl aviator I have read so much about in the technical publications?
10954	Are you going to keep on, Roy?
10954	Are you going to tell him, Peggy?
10954	Are you going to try for it?
10954	But what about the_ Butterfly_?
10954	But what are we to do with those two rascals now that we have caught them?
10954	But what if, as you fear, the Prescotts have a superior aeroplane?
10954	But what''s it all for?
10954	But where are the folks who own it?
10954	Can I help you fix the machine?
10954	Can we do anything to help you?
10954	Can we leave a message for you at your shops, or would you like a lift home with us?
10954	Can you direct me to Mr. Mortlake''s aeroplane factory?
10954	Can you guide us, my boy?
10954	Can you read the printing on that sign?
10954	Come, are you going to answer?
10954	Confound it,he thought,"is this chit of a girl making fun of me?"
10954	Did any of those bills have an identifying mark on it?
10954	Did you come in an aeroplane, too?
10954	Discharged you, eh? 10954 Do I have to answer that question, now?"
10954	Do n''t mind if I have a look at it, do you?
10954	Do you deny that this was your wallet?
10954	Do you mean Mortlake?
10954	Do you mean to say that Mortlake is scoundrel enough to plot against her, too?
10954	Do you mind getting out?
10954	Do you recall the safe being opened while you were in the room? 10954 Do you think I''ve got nothing to do but talk to you fellows all day?
10954	Do you think it possible that he is also going to take in that outfit down the road?
10954	Do you think that odious boy suspects anything?
10954	Do you think we can overhaul her, Roy?
10954	From yonder sky,grinned Jimsy, trying, not very successfully, to assume an inanely cheerful tone,"not badly hurt, old man, are you?"
10954	Good gracious, Peggy, what are you trying to do?
10954	Good heavens, is n''t there any good in the world?
10954	Had an accident?
10954	Had n''t you better shut down a bit? 10954 Have I?
10954	Have you any idea at all as to the direction of the light, Peggy?
10954	Have you got der plans?
10954	Have you got your course?
10954	He is in Hampton-- why?
10954	He''s polite about it, is n''t he?
10954	Heard the news?
10954	Hey, girls, seen a package on the road?
10954	Hey? 10954 How did it all happen?"
10954	How did you ever come to make such a mistake?
10954	How did you hear of it?
10954	How far from here is the place where your partner is?
10954	How long will that take, do you think?
10954	How on earth did you happen to do that, Mortlake?
10954	I agree with you,was the dry and rasping reply;"at least, they have put us in possession of one valuable bit of knowledge, hey?"
10954	I beg your pardon?
10954	I know, Sis, but what possible way have we to prove it? 10954 I suppose you fellows know that you are breaking the law and in danger of imprisonment if you are caught?"
10954	I understand that you folks was in this house yesterday afternoon?
10954	I wonder if he''ll have the face to brazen it out?
10954	I wonder what mischief those young cubs are hatching up now?
10954	I wonder who the fourth can be?
10954	I-- here, what are you trying to do? 10954 Is n''t it against the rules for women or girls to drive machines in this contest?"
10954	Is n''t it? 10954 Is n''t that just like a brother?
10954	Is the island inhabited?
10954	Is this enough?
10954	Is this lieutenant going to stay long in Sandy Beach?
10954	Is-- is the baby all right?
10954	It''s too bad,repeated Fanning,"but ca n''t I do something?"
10954	Let''s see,said Roy thoughtfully,"you''re one of the workmen at the Mortlake plant, are n''t you?"
10954	Like to see how that was done?
10954	Look here,cried Roy, indignantly wiggling in the officer''s strong grasp,"ca n''t you see that this is all a mistake?
10954	Looks rather too warm to be comfortable, does n''t it?
10954	Lost Brig Island,echoed Jess in an alarmed tone;"is this an island?"
10954	Magnificently handled, do n''t you think so, Mortlake?
10954	My dear Peggy,exclaimed Jess, with a smile that showed all her white even teeth,"what will you do next?
10954	My dear, little girl,said James Bell,"can you trust me?"
10954	No, but no doubt we shall when we reach the farm- house,put in Jess;"is n''t it thrilling, though?"
10954	Not in there?
10954	Now, what is there that''s familiar about that voice?
10954	Oh, do you like it?
10954	Oh, so you got the boy, hey?
10954	Oh, were n''t they taken aback, though, at the idea?
10954	Oh, you did, eh? 10954 Pardon me,"he said,"but is your name Regina?"
10954	Pressing her a bit, are n''t you?
10954	Queer, is n''t it?
10954	Ready?
10954	Ready?
10954	Really? 10954 Roy Prescott here?"
10954	Smart as a steel trap, with teeth that bite and hold, hey, hey, hey?
10954	So the government really means to give us an opportunity to show the worth of our machines?
10954	So,said Mortlake,"I''m left alone at last, eh?
10954	Strong language?
10954	Sure? 10954 That message you sent me-- what does it mean?"
10954	That would be an easy bill to identify,commented Palmer, uneasily,"wonder if this can be a trap?"
10954	The half- hour signal,cried Jimsy;"everything ready?"
10954	Then what was it doing in your possession?
10954	Then your brother did n''t see the safe opened?
10954	There''s nothing serious the matter, is there?
10954	They are actually selling stock?
10954	They told me----"Oh, come in, wo n''t you?
10954	This is a very unfortunate business, hey?
10954	To what am I indebted for the pleasure of this visit?
10954	We trust you absolutely,said Peggy,"and you''ll trust us?"
10954	We understand, guv''ner,he rasped out in a hoarse voice;"Slim, here, and me do n''t take long ter catch on, eh, Slim?"
10954	Well, I may have some work for you to do----"Work, guv''ner? 10954 Well, do you want to race then?"
10954	Well, this is a nice fix, is n''t it?
10954	Well, what do you want me to do about it?
10954	Well, what if we did?
10954	Well, what is it?
10954	Well, what is it?
10954	Well, where are those papers, then?
10954	Well,growled Mortlake,"what have you got to say to me?"
10954	Well,said Mr. Bell, looking round him with a smile,"who says that all the adventure and excitement is in the West?"
10954	Well?
10954	What are you going to do?
10954	What can we do for you?
10954	What d''ye think of that, hey, Mortlake?
10954	What d''ye think of that? 10954 What did you come for?"
10954	What did you read?
10954	What do you mean to imply?
10954	What do you think, Sis? 10954 What do you think?
10954	What do you want me to do?
10954	What do you want to do with me?
10954	What game of cross- purposes and crooked answers is this?
10954	What is all this-- a joke? 10954 What is it, Sis?"
10954	What is it? 10954 What make of machine is your car, Fanning?"
10954	What name was that you just mentioned?
10954	What right have you to demand them?
10954	What''s that? 10954 What''s that?
10954	What''s the matter, sheriff?
10954	What''s the meaning of this rough behavior?
10954	What''s up?
10954	What, wo n''t even the wonderful equalizer render her safe?
10954	What, you here?
10954	Whatever was that you used? 10954 Where are you off to?"
10954	Where can they be going?
10954	Where do you want me to go?
10954	Where is the house? 10954 Where?"
10954	Which one?
10954	Who are they?
10954	Who?
10954	Why did n''t you say that before?
10954	Why not?
10954	Why should I? 10954 Why, did they?"
10954	Why, if I may ask?
10954	Why, what is it? 10954 Why?"
10954	Why?
10954	Will they report us?
10954	Will you be good enough to mail some letters for us?
10954	Will you do something for me-- will you aid a miserable outcast to right a great wrong?
10954	Wonder where they can be going to?
10954	Wot papers might you be lookin''fer?
10954	Wots it worth if we tell yer where them papers are, guv''ners both?
10954	Yep,was the grunted reply;"and now Mister What''s- Yer- Name, what are you going ter do with us?"
10954	Yes,said Peggy,"did n''t you know?
10954	Yes,she said;"why?"
10954	You ai n''t goin''ter give us up guv''ner? 10954 You are sure this was the place?"
10954	You ca n''t scare me by rattling old bones,he said,"What do you know about it?"
10954	You do n''t think I''m going to allow Fanning Harding to scare me out of anything, do you?
10954	You do not? 10954 You have an aviator attached to your place, then?"
10954	You have been in New York, then?
10954	You say that they were hanging about Mortlake''s place?
10954	You see,she explained,"it would never do for us to reveal all our secrets, would it?
10954	You thoroughly understand your instructions now?
10954	You''re sure that bill is all right, Joey?
10954	After all, why should n''t Mr. Harding and Mortlake be driving to the farm?
10954	All agreed that things looked as black against them as could be, but-- where was the proof?
10954	All right, ai n''t it?"
10954	And in the face of this, do you mean to say that the boy would dare to keep up his apparent negotiations with the United States?"
10954	And who do you think is to be his companion?"
10954	And yet, what could be Mortlake''s object?
10954	Are you willing to let your estimate of young Prescott stand or fall by this meeting?"
10954	Bell?"
10954	Bradbury know that I''m here?"
10954	But I can do the same thing if you''d care to see it?"
10954	But Jimsy said suddenly:"If that was the case, why did n''t they try to make out that I stole it?"
10954	But Roy struck in with a question:"Was n''t Mr. Mortlake, accompanied by Harding, out here last night?"
10954	But do n''t you see what power that gives us?"
10954	But what does all this mean?
10954	But what does all this mean?
10954	But what had become of them?
10954	But what under ther sun air you young folks in your fine clothes a- doin''out here?"
10954	But what was the_ Golden Butterfly_ doing?
10954	But what?
10954	But why do you look so distressed, Peggy?"
10954	But you do n''t think I''m worrying about your car now, do you?"
10954	But, man, what has happened to you?
10954	By the way, what time does the first test come off?"
10954	Close at hand?"
10954	Did n''t I, Slim?"
10954	Did n''t you just hand the plans of the aeroplane over to that representative of a foreign government whom Mr. Mortlake is now chasing?"
10954	Did you hear any details?"
10954	Did you know that for some days past a German spy has been in Sandy Beach?"
10954	Do you know him?"
10954	Do you mean to try to lie out of it?
10954	Do you suppose that Mr. Prescott will be long?"
10954	Drop from ther clouds?"
10954	Fine young girls, eh?
10954	For what object?
10954	Foun''suthin''vallerable, hev yer?
10954	Got the money?"
10954	Have you any clue yet?"
10954	Hey, hey, hey?"
10954	Hey, what''s all this?
10954	Hey?"
10954	How about it girls, are you hungry?"
10954	Hullo, who''s this?"
10954	I can take you to him?"
10954	Is n''t that enough?"
10954	Is this the Prescott house?"
10954	Is your brother badly hurt?"
10954	Listen-- who do you suppose has come back to Sandy Beach?"
10954	Mortlake?"
10954	Mortlake?"
10954	Nice products of the twentieth century, hey?"
10954	No, not that schooner below there-- I mean that sort of whitish drift-- it looks like cotton-- on the horizon?"
10954	Now then-- do you know a man named Mortlake?"
10954	Oh, how can I ever thank you?"
10954	Or are you afraid to drive mine?"
10954	Poor Roy, I wonder how he is getting along?"
10954	Prescott?"
10954	Regina, have n''t you a word for me?
10954	Roy will be as good as ever by to- morrow, wo n''t you boy?"
10954	See?"
10954	Smart as a steel trap, hey?"
10954	So Master Roy Prescott, you were planning to unmask me by that side- comb, were you?
10954	So he was keeping that as evidence against me, eh?
10954	Strange, is n''t it?"
10954	Suppose they mistake us for burglars, and shoot us?"
10954	Suppose----Good heavens, what''s that?"
10954	That chap who got away wore a gray suit, while yours is a blue serge, is n''t it?"
10954	That is, if you girls are n''t scared?"
10954	The part of Roy on that eventful night had been played by:"Guess whom?"
10954	To be accurate, young Prescott''s-- you know whom I mean?"
10954	Was it fancy, or did Roy, for a second, see Mortlake quail and whiten?
10954	We was broke, and----""And so you thought you''d replenish your pockets by holding up some automobilist or traveller, eh?
10954	Well, what was the nature of that employment?"
10954	Well, what''s that got to do with me?"
10954	Well, would n''t that jar you?"
10954	What about that pocket tool kit I had when I started out on the auto?
10954	What are you doing here?"
10954	What could be coming now?
10954	What d''ye mean by that, hey?
10954	What d''ye mean by that?"
10954	What do you know about this?"
10954	What do you mean?"
10954	What do you want?"
10954	What does all this mean?"
10954	What is it?"
10954	What more do you want?"
10954	What of him?
10954	What on earth do I know about it?"
10954	What time is that naval lieutenant coming to look over the Prescott aeroplane, Peggy?"
10954	What was that the crowd were shouting?
10954	What''s all this?"
10954	Where is such an aeroplane?"
10954	Who can be coming now?"
10954	Who could the two pretty girls in natty motor bonnets, with goggles attached, the plain, heavy skirts and dark shirt- waists be?
10954	Who ever saw a barn with skylights on it?"
10954	Who was in the parlor beside yourself when Mr. Galloway opened the wall safe to reward the men who had helped him extinguish the fire?"
10954	Who''s to know we have the money?
10954	Who, then?"
10954	Who?"
10954	Why ca n''t we get a doctor?
10954	Why did you go into the manufacture of aerial machines, if you did n''t mean to stick it out?"
10954	Why do n''t you call the police?"
10954	Why do n''t you get somebody else to do it?"
10954	Why had Regina been so mortified, and apparently alarmed, when she had announced the loss of one of her side- combs?
10954	Will you go?"
10954	Will you meet him?
10954	Wo n''t you forgive me for deceiving you about your father all these years?"
10954	Wo n''t you have a straw hat-- I mean a seat?"
10954	Wonder where they can be going?"
10954	You agree with me, do n''t you?"
10954	You came here with him?"
10954	You can see we''re not flying, ca n''t you?"
10954	You thoroughly understand, now, to- morrow night on the road to Galloway''s farm?"
10954	You wo n''t mind accompanying me then, while I oversee the workmen?"
10954	Your brother was not there?"
10954	asked Peggy boldly enough, despite her inward terror;"you had better go on at once, or----""Waal, or what?"
10954	cried Mortlake, while old Mr. Harding spluttered:"Eh, eh?
10954	exclaimed Peggy, as a sudden thought struck her,"suppose there should be trapdoors?"
10954	he cried as his eyes fell on the trio,"whar under ther sun did you come from?
10954	murmured Roy, smiling pluckily, as the Bancrofts came toward him with pitying looks,"but where in the world did you come from?"
10954	shouted Mortlake, uselessly as he knew,"what''s the matter with you?"
10954	shrilled Regina, who had now joined the group,"you do n''t surely mean to insinuate?
10954	the man nodded his head in the direction in which Fanning and Regina had vanished,"did they come in a Mortlake aeroplane?"
10954	whistled the boy,"a new conquest for the irresistible Fanning, eh?"
10954	you did not drop it?"
44862	''Is that all?''
44862	A week?
44862	About the necklace?
44862	And by the way, you''re from the Spring City Flying School, are n''t you? 44862 And did you succeed in getting a nurse?"
44862	And is that all?
44862	And is your ambition flying?
44862	And may I have him for a friend?
44862	And may I see you when you are trying it on?
44862	And now the question is, who can teach you to fly? 44862 And now,"added Linda,"will one of your mechanics look over my plane and put it away till tomorrow?
44862	And somebody had already picked it up?
44862	And suppose nothing does?
44862	And will you be back in time for dinner?
44862	And will you dictate that to a stenographer, and send a copy to Ted by air- mail?
44862	And you do n''t think he''s wicked, just because his father is, do you, Aunt Emily?
44862	And-- er-- how did you and this thief happen to be together?
44862	Any news?
44862	Are n''t you afraid if you do n''t exercise, you''ll lose it?
44862	Are n''t you sleepy too?
44862	Are the pearls safe?
44862	Are you ready, Aunt Emily?
44862	Are you scared at all, Linda?
44862	Are you sure that you have the precious necklace?
44862	Are you sure?
44862	Are you willing to have me take Ted back again?
44862	Aunt Emily has been doing all the shopping, so I hardly need to do anything.... By the way, did Kit give you any gossip about the crowd?
44862	Baby- talk?
44862	But are you a friend or an enemy of Mr. Mackay, Miss----?
44862	But are you sure you''ve finished dinner?
44862	But can you give me any news of my plane?
44862	But did you say''Who''or''You''?
44862	But do n''t you want something to eat before you start back?
44862	But does that account for that whole crowd?
44862	But have n''t you had enough flying for today, Linda?
44862	But how do you explain it all, Ted?
44862	But how do you explain the fact that he was shot? 44862 But not as much of it as you do of me?"
44862	But tomorrow?
44862	But what about me?
44862	But what do you girls want me to do?
44862	But whom will you ask? 44862 But would n''t you rather leave your plane and taxi over?"
44862	But you are a new pilot, are n''t you?
44862	But you do believe I''m capable, do n''t you, Ted?
44862	But you know where he lives?
44862	But you will?
44862	By other men in the company----"Are they here?
44862	By the way, daughter, have you ever tried jumping with a parachute? 44862 By the way, did you tell your father about finding the necklace?
44862	By the way, how soon will you take me for a fly?
44862	Can you give us directions?
44862	Can you tell me where Dr. Lineaweaver, the surgeon, can be located?
44862	Children,interrupted Miss Carlton, who had been patiently waiting to serve the refreshments,"would n''t you all feel better if you ate something?
44862	Could you get him on the telephone for me?
44862	Daddy--she lowered her voice--"you do n''t mind my being with Ted Mackay?
44862	Daddy?
44862	Dan Stillman?
44862	Dan?
44862	Did I do anything wrong?
44862	Did Linda see much of Mackay while she was at the school?
44862	Did he act as if he wanted to get out of the hospital as quickly as possible?
44862	Did n''t I supply the brains to our combine?
44862	Did you bring my necklace, Ralph?
44862	Do I have to give one box to that lazy kid?
44862	Do n''t you feel so, Ted?
44862	Do you feel better, dear?
44862	Do you know him?
44862	Do you mean he''s here?
44862	Do you mean that you saw somebody take it-- right under your eyes?
44862	Do you mind missing it, my dear?
44862	Do you really mean it, Aunt Emily?
44862	Do you remember a man named Clavering, Tom?
44862	Do you remember hearing a plane very close to the house when we were playing ping- pong last night?
44862	Do you think he is a tramp?
44862	Do you think it''s the Waco?
44862	Doctors?
44862	Does n''t everybody want to fly now- a- days?
44862	Does''ou fink me cute?
44862	Even so, I do n''t have to admire her appearance, do I?
44862	Flying?
44862	Get our wire?
44862	Grieving for papa?
44862	Has anybody found the treasure yet?
44862	Has he been so, long?
44862	Hate-- trees?
44862	Have you any idea what is wrong with the plane?
44862	He did n''t say anything about the detectives?
44862	He would n''t do a thing like that, would he?
44862	He''s big-- with red hair, and blue eyes, Why? 44862 Here?"
44862	Holding hands with Red?
44862	How about some lunch?
44862	How about tomorrow morning?
44862	How about your pistol?
44862	How about your school- girl figure?
44862	How could I, Aunt Emily? 44862 How could you know that I wanted it so much?"
44862	How do you do?
44862	How do you know?
44862	How does his company feel about it?
44862	How soon do you think you''ll get your license?
44862	How''s the shoulder this morning?
44862	How''s the shoulder?
44862	How''s your wound?
44862	How-- how-- is Daddy?
44862	How?
44862	How?
44862	I guess you did n''t recognize her, did you, Louise? 44862 I mean-- you''d rather bring your instructor back with us, and fly it, would n''t you?"
44862	I might be killed-- and then who would take care of you? 44862 I suppose it is not so unusual now to have girls as students?"
44862	If I admit I''m jealous of Redhead, and say I''m sorry,conceded Ralph,"will you forgive me and go to the dance with me tonight?"
44862	In trouble?
44862	Is he downstairs now?
44862	Is my father still alive?
44862	Is n''t four days enough? 44862 Is n''t it all horrible?
44862	Is n''t there something you could do?
44862	Is she going to announce her engagement to Ralph Clavering, or Harriman Smith?
44862	Is something worrying you, dear? 44862 Is the world as sad as all that?"
44862	Is there anything at all, Linda, that I can do for you?
44862	It is not our custom to take students up on the first day, Miss Carlton.... Now, have you a notebook and pencil?
44862	It''s strange country to you?
44862	Just friends?
44862	Linda,interrupted her father, as he saw her start away,"where are you going?
44862	Maurice Stetson? 44862 May I be the first to congratulate you?"
44862	May n''t I even speak to him?
44862	Miss Carlton?
44862	Must we go back so soon, Aunt Emily?
44862	My present?
44862	No, but really--?
44862	No, only why did n''t you come to the house first?
44862	Oh, is that all?
44862	Oh, is that so?
44862	Open cockpit?
44862	Ought n''t there to be a trained nurse?
44862	Passed your physical exam, did n''t you?
44862	Ralph has n''t heard anything more, has he?
44862	Roger, would you really do that?
44862	Roger? 44862 Serious work?"
44862	So that you will know where I am, in case you need any help with your Arrow.... You-- you-- don''t mind?
44862	So you''re really going to learn, too?
44862	Solo flying? 44862 Sure you do n''t want to be with your young friends?"
44862	Ted Mackay?
44862	Ted,she said, finally,"could I have just one little talk with you, to clear things up-- before I go away?"
44862	The big field? 44862 The famous Lindy''s namesake?...
44862	Then Linda has n''t any partner?
44862	Then how do you explain it? 44862 Then how do you explain it?"
44862	Then may I ask what reason you have for wishing to see Mr. Mackay at this particular time?
44862	Then they were from you?
44862	Then you do n''t really blame me?
44862	Then,she pleaded, and she was radiant again with enthusiasm,"could n''t_ I_ be your responsibility?"
44862	This-- Mackay--he said slowly,"he is n''t your only instructor?"
44862	Tomorrow?
44862	Trying to beat her record?
44862	Want any help?
44862	Was it in a box?
44862	Was n''t it a dreadful experience?
44862	Was the man hurt so horribly?
44862	Was the plane a Waco?
44862	Well, can we?
44862	Well, it''s settled then, about the summer, is n''t it?
44862	Well, then, why was he following you?
44862	Well, then-- Redhead? 44862 Well, there is n''t any law that says a girl ca n''t go with two men, is there?"
44862	What about?
44862	What are you children going to do this evening?
44862	What are you planning to do this afternoon, dear?
44862	What can we do? 44862 What do you mean?"
44862	What do you think of that?
44862	What does Linda think about the affair?
44862	What kind of plane is it, Linda?
44862	What was it, my dear?
44862	What''s his name?
44862	What''s the big idea?
44862	What''s the fellow look like?
44862	What''s the matter?
44862	What''s the matter?
44862	What''s this?
44862	What-- what''s wrong-- Kit?
44862	What?
44862	What?
44862	What?
44862	What?
44862	What?
44862	When will the doctor be back?
44862	Where are we going?
44862	Where are you going dear?
44862	Where did you get''em? 44862 Where does he go?"
44862	Who can that be? 44862 Who do you suppose that is?"
44862	Whom?
44862	Why are n''t you going with Linda?
44862	Why do n''t you dismiss it, and take my car?
44862	Why not Taylor?
44862	Why not make a clean breast of it? 44862 Why not?
44862	Why should n''t you get it? 44862 Will they put him in jail?"
44862	Will we be killed?
44862	Will you forgive me for coming a day too late? 44862 With Ralph?"
44862	Wo ghen Sie?
44862	Wo n''t you please talk to me?
44862	Wondering whether they''d give their consent-- and if they did, would they worry themselves to death?
44862	Would it be possible for me to talk to his nurse?
44862	Would n''t you mind a bit, Linda, if Louise married Ralph?
44862	Would you be kind enough to take us to the man in charge of this field?
44862	Would you like to go to your room, my dear-- or do you want to see your father first?
44862	Would you really trust yourself to me? 44862 Yes, Daddy?"
44862	Yes, but Daddy, do n''t you think it''s only fair to give me a reason?
44862	Yes, but who sent them?
44862	Yes, why?
44862	Yes?
44862	Yes?
44862	Yes?
44862	Yes?
44862	Yes?
44862	Yes?
44862	You are rested, are n''t you? 44862 You did n''t mind my not waking up for supper last night, did you?"
44862	You did n''t think your old Dad would forget you, did you, Honey?
44862	You do like all this, do n''t you, Linda?
44862	You do n''t call that news, do you? 44862 You do n''t have to go that soon, do you?
44862	You do n''t mind, do you, Emily?
44862	You have been here before, Linda?
44862	You knew, then, that he had stolen Miss Clavering''s pearls?
44862	You know him? 44862 You like it?"
44862	You mean make it your life work?
44862	You mean you went around the school shouting the news that you were carrying pearls to Green Falls in an airplane?
44862	You mean_ if_, not_ when_, do n''t you?
44862	You never heard of a valuable pearl necklace that this young man was carrying from Spring City to his sister, by my daughter''s plane?
44862	You really believe Ted-- Mr. Mackay-- had a part in the horrible thing?
44862	You really like parties? 44862 You saw him?"
44862	You still worrying about those pearls?
44862	You want to do most of your learning on your own plane, do n''t you, daughter?
44862	You wo n''t be in any danger will you, Daddy?
44862	You would n''t want to camp out, anyway, would you? 44862 You''d like that, would n''t you, dear?"
44862	You''ll enter, wo n''t you?
44862	You''re both safe? 44862 You''re from his company?"
44862	You''re game, are n''t you?
44862	You''re going to a ground school in the fall-- as we used to talk about-- aren''t you?
44862	You''re not a bit afraid?
44862	You''re sure they wo n''t mind?
44862	You''ve been in an airplane accident?
44862	You? 44862 Your hair is curlier, is n''t it, Dan?
44862	Your plane was wrecked, was n''t it?
44862	Your shoulder is all right, Ted?
44862	_ May_ get insurance?
44862	''Buy a biplane''--sounds like''Bye, Bye, Baby,''does n''t it?"
44862	About twenty- seven?
44862	After all, those two dead men deserved their fate, did n''t they?
44862	Air- derbys, endurance flights-- height records?"
44862	And how soon shall I tell Louise that you''ll be ready?"
44862	And since my plane saved Daddy''s life, you''re converted to them now, are n''t you?"
44862	And tomorrow morning at dawn we''ll go on a search.... Now, mother, can you give Mr. Mackay something to eat-- and a room?"
44862	And you do understand, do n''t you?"
44862	And,"she added as she stepped from the car,"do n''t you want to leave your car here, and let Thomas put it away?"
44862	Are you going far?"
44862	Are you teasing me?"
44862	At this late date?"
44862	Because you can get a license when you''re sixteen, ca n''t you?"
44862	But Lou, if his coat is here, why is n''t he?"
44862	But do n''t you suppose I have to go in a class with others, Daddy?"
44862	But how did he know that she had a plane, and if he had happened to see it, why did n''t he come to the house, and ask her permission to examine it?
44862	But tell me, have you decided you would like to go up in the Pursuit?"
44862	But what I mean is, you have n''t gone in for any competitions yet, have you?
44862	But what could Ted do?
44862	But why?
44862	But would n''t you like to stay and see your friends, and thank them?"
44862	But you''re rested now?"
44862	But, Daddy, where is it?
44862	But, by the way, did the other fellow have red hair?"
44862	Ca n''t we all three go together?"
44862	Ca n''t you take my judgment as worth something, Linda?"
44862	Can we drive over for him tonight?"
44862	Can you arrange it?"
44862	Cates?"
44862	Cates?"
44862	Connected with oil, was n''t he?
44862	Could it be that he had found the necklace?
44862	Could that have been your father?"
44862	Did Aunt Emily mean he had come?
44862	Did Thomas bring it up all right?"
44862	Did it mean that, just as he was hoping to make his mark in the world, and rendering valuable assistance to his family, all must stop?
44862	Did n''t you know?...
44862	Did they make you do that at school?"
44862	Do I have to tell you in so many words that young Ralph Clavering is interested in Linda?"
44862	Do you know him, Daddy?"
44862	Do you mean you''ve been up alone?
44862	Do you suppose that man was killed?"
44862	Do you think there would be any use in our going?"
44862	Do you understand, daughter?"
44862	Funny he did n''t notice anything so serious as this.... Louise, do you suppose that Roger could have done anything to it?"
44862	Ghosts-- or tramps?"
44862	Had n''t she made inside loops and Immelman turns often at school, and did n''t she know exactly what to do?
44862	Had they any information so far?
44862	Haydock?"
44862	He would get well, of course, but was this going to cripple him so he would n''t be able to fly?
44862	Honestly?
44862	How are you?"
44862	How could Ralph be so prejudiced, so cruel?
44862	I wonder who''s piloting?"
44862	I''ll get dressed right away.... And Auntie, may I have some strawberries up here, to eat after I take my shower?
44862	I-- I''d just as soon not see it, would n''t you, Linda?"
44862	If Ted really were in league with the thief, would they put him in prison too?
44862	Is that all right?
44862	Let''s see-- what year was that when he flew the Atlantic?
44862	Likable chap, when you first meet him, is n''t he?
44862	Like the old question people always ask married men:''If your mother and your wife were drowning, which one would you save?''
44862	Looks honest and kind, and all that?"
44862	Mackay?"
44862	May I?"
44862	Mr. Mackay is such a nice boy that it is a shame he has to have enemies.... Now, what can I do for you?"
44862	Must she really give up his friendship?
44862	Now, who''ll drive us over to our''Pursuit''?"
44862	Now-- are you sure you are all right-- and that you can stay awake?"
44862	Now-- when do I start?"
44862	Oh, Linda, why did n''t we wake up at six?"
44862	Oh, how could he keep the news from his mother?
44862	Oh, what has happened?"
44862	Or is it just the heat and the rush?"
44862	Or was it because she was a girl that his manner seemed so superior, so condescending?
44862	Or would you rather have a regular breakfast in bed?"
44862	Ralph Clavering?"
44862	Remember?
44862	She is n''t engaged to Ralph, is she?"
44862	So shall I put yours away for you?"
44862	Something about the theft, I believe.... Well, dear, I''ll send up some raspberries-- or would you rather have cantaloupe?"
44862	Strange lands-- or his ranch out west-- or perhaps her mother?
44862	Such a handsome boy, so charming-- why did he have to be so unfair to Ted?
44862	Suppose it should pancake?
44862	That could n''t have been Mackay we met on that field-- Mackay disguised, or anything?"
44862	Then there were two planes?"
44862	Then why was he sneaking around so funny last night?
44862	Then, turning anxiously to Roger,"Have you any news of my father?"
44862	Then, turning to Linda,"What''s the German word for help?"
44862	Then, turning to her aunt,"But is my car here, Aunt Emily?
44862	Unhurt?"
44862	Very wealthy?"
44862	Was Ted really involved in the affair?
44862	Was it possible that this great honor should come to her, when she had merely performed her duty, and been thankful to be able to do it?
44862	Was this the surprise she had so mysteriously mentioned, and if so, what was Louise''s part in it?
44862	We could n''t buy another daughter, could we, Emily?"
44862	Were he and this thief in partnership, playing a wicked game, and had Ted hired the man because he would not let them know his part in the robbery?
44862	What could he possibly have against Ted?
44862	What could it all mean?
44862	What did she know about the wickedness of criminals?
44862	What good would her lovely plane be to her, if she were never allowed to pilot it herself?
44862	What of?
44862	What right had she, she asked herself, to pry into Ted''s affairs?
44862	What sort of costume will you wear?"
44862	What were a few pearls, anyway, in comparison to her precious girl?
44862	What were they up to now?
44862	What would this sort of thing do to that?
44862	What''s he been doing?"
44862	When does she wish to start?"
44862	Where is he?"
44862	Who is he?
44862	Why are we going out back of the house?"
44862	Why did n''t he come over and speak to you?"
44862	Why was there always some drawback to rich people, she wondered?
44862	Why, Emily, you do n''t think I''d be willing to take any chances with my only child, do you-- if I did n''t consider it safe?"
44862	Why?
44862	Why?...
44862	Without even Ralph?"
44862	Wo n''t that be fun?"
44862	Would Linda be able to guide the plane there, or must they be dashed against the tree- tops, to meet a sickening death?
44862	Would n''t that suit you?"
44862	You do n''t expect to be one of those independent girls who insist upon earning their own living, do you, dear?"
44862	You do n''t know which nurse it was?"
44862	You have n''t forgotten your promise?"
44862	You have n''t seen it, have you?"
44862	You remember Jen?"
44862	You seem to know my name----""There were some letters in your pocket-- don''t you remember?
44862	You will forgive me?"
44862	You will go, wo n''t you, dear?"
44862	You would n''t be afraid?"
44862	You''re Robin Hood, are n''t you?"
44862	You''re going with me, are n''t you?"
44862	You-- you heard about the necklace?"
45417	All right for me to shin up?
45417	All set?
45417	All set?
45417	An''Marse Joyce figured he''d beat it to Rooshia jes''as soon as he could put his han''s on de plans?
45417	And he let you go after you''d worked for him all that time?
45417	And how do you expect to do that without being nabbed right off the bat?
45417	And if your father really wrote a letter to you, and they knew it-- why did they wait nearly three months before they tried to steal it?
45417	And they would n''t believe you, eh?
45417	And what''s on the farther side of the Joyce property?
45417	And what''s the other?
45417	And what,asked the portly gentleman, coming at once to the point,"will you take for that motor, Miss Dixon?"
45417	And when you sight the historic mansion?
45417	And why did they start in using strong arm stuff right off the bat?
45417	And you want to come? 45417 And-- and you carried me all this way?"
45417	Are n''t hurt, are you?
45417	Are you deaf?
45417	Are you hurt, Bill?
45417	Are you just stubborn, or in your dotage? 45417 Betty, be- have, will you?
45417	Betty, you stay here, and--"And have them break in the back door while you two are in the front hall? 45417 But do n''t you see?
45417	But do n''t you think you''d better get out your revolver, Dorothy? 45417 But how come, Dorothy?"
45417	But how on earth can we find it in the dark?
45417	But how on earth-- did they say anything about the contents of the letter?
45417	But if Joyce was in business with Mr. Conway, why did n''t Stoker mention that?
45417	But is the rope long enough?
45417	But not so good on a rainy night, eh? 45417 But please tell me what it is you''re trying to find?"
45417	But suppose this one is?
45417	But suppose those men have come back?
45417	But tell me-- what did you do to that crew outside?
45417	But that does n''t get us anywhere, does it?
45417	But there is a way out?
45417	But what plans?
45417	But what''ll you do about my slicker, Bill? 45417 But what''s that rabbit got to do with our tracks?"
45417	But what''s the use of hangin''round?
45417	But what_ was_ Joyce after?
45417	But who is this Mr. Joyce you speak of, Uncle?
45417	But who''s going to wash all these dishes?
45417	But will the tree hold us both? 45417 But your wet clothes, Miss Dixon?"
45417	But-- suppose you are n''t able to get to a window?
45417	By the way, Mrs. Johnson, I wonder if we can trespass on your good humor still further?
45417	Can you run now?
45417	Catch anything?
45417	Count yourself out? 45417 D''you think I''d let_ Wispy_ mash up my best friend?
45417	Den yo''all knows Marse George?
45417	Did you bring some extra gas for_ Wispy_?
45417	Did you find the book he wanted?
45417	Did you get the police?
45417	Did you speak?
45417	Do n''t answer me back that way, do you hear?
45417	Do n''t tell me you can actually see to dodge these branches and tree trunks?
45417	Do you come from New Canaan?
45417	Do you happen to have an extra car that we could borrow for a few hours?
45417	Do you happen to have the copy that was sent you, here in the house?
45417	Do you know where Mr. Joyce and his men are now?
45417	Do you know where they are?
45417	Do you know who he is?
45417	Do you mind saying how much?
45417	Do you really think they''ve gone?
45417	Do you think I''m enjoying this? 45417 Do you think he really is mixed up with J. J. J. in this business?"
45417	Do you think it possible that old Lewis knew that your Father wrote you that letter-- and believes that it''s in this house? 45417 Do you think the letter Mr. Conway is supposed to have written Stoker could possibly have had anything to do with patents?"
45417	Do? 45417 Dollars?"
45417	Dorothy''s some little bargainer, ai n''t she?
45417	Everything all right?
45417	Going to call up Stoker?
45417	Got any ideas?
45417	Got your knitting and everything? 45417 Had n''t I better call in Marse Bill?"
45417	Had n''t I better carry it down the hill?
45417	Had n''t you better introduce your friends? 45417 Has Mr. Lewis ever spoken to you about it?"
45417	Has yo''all heard de news, Liza?
45417	Have you read it, Conway?
45417	He''s such a good- looking boy, too-- don''t tell me they''ve killed him or anything?
45417	Heard about you both-- who has n''t? 45417 Him and me both, eh?
45417	Ho-- how come I ca n''t do it, Abe? 45417 How about it, Uncle Abe?
45417	How about me?
45417	How about me?
45417	How about the chances we''ll take in breaking into Nearma?
45417	How about the coffee, Bill?
45417	How about the fame you won in the diamond smuggling case? 45417 How come Marse Bill was able ter build dat engin''?
45417	How come, uncle?
45417	How did you find out?
45417	How did you happen to go there last night?
45417	How did you know there was a river down in the valley?
45417	How do we get to it, Uncle?
45417	How do we know that friend Joyce has n''t got hold of Stoker and possibly Terry, too?
45417	How do you do it?
45417	How do you figure that?
45417	How do you get that way, Betty? 45417 How far does it go?"
45417	How in the world did you manage this?
45417	How many are still here?
45417	How safe?
45417	How should I know?
45417	How''s that?
45417	I said why keep the secret to yourself? 45417 I suppose you know the cook over there, Uncle?"
45417	I suppose you want me to open it?
45417	I wonder why Father did n''t tell me of those plans?
45417	In other words, why must you put in your foot every time you open your mouth? 45417 Is folks a- follerin''yo''chill''un?"
45417	Is n''t he perfectly sweet?
45417	Is n''t it terrible?
45417	Is that all clear?
45417	Is that you, Dorothy?
45417	Is there another way?
45417	Is your ladyship ready to go now?
45417	It''s about time we beat it over to Stoker''s, do n''t you think?
45417	It''s none of my particular business, of course, but would you mind telling me the reason for all this rough house? 45417 Jones''Aircraft Power Plants, was n''t it?"
45417	Joyce could n''t try to steal patents registered in Mr. Conway''s name, could he?
45417	Let''s see-- where was I? 45417 Look here, supper''s nearly ready, and since I''ve set everybody else to work, suppose I give you a job, too?
45417	Mind if I come in for a minute or two?
45417	Mr. Lewis, do you mind if I take it home with me?
45417	Must be what?
45417	Near ma?
45417	Nice lady- like reputation, what?
45417	No-- have you?
45417	Not afraid to stay here, are you?
45417	Not very subtle, were they? 45417 Obey orders?"
45417	Oh, is he? 45417 Oh, is that so?
45417	Oh, you do, do you?
45417	Oh,_ yeah_?
45417	Old Lewis?
45417	Open up, do you hear, River? 45417 Questions?"
45417	Right here? 45417 River?
45417	Say, are you crazy, or am I?
45417	Say, it''s great, the way you''ve pitched in here-- did you have a hard time finding things?
45417	See here, will you pipe down?
45417	So you think it was your tracks we followed?
45417	So you''d been surprised, eh?
45417	Some wonderworker, is n''t she?
45417	Surely you''re not going to show a light?
45417	Taking a--_warm_?
45417	That''s interesting-- wonder what he wants with George?
45417	That''s the question--_can_ we do anything?
45417	The letter is--?
45417	The one you saw, Terry?
45417	The super''s house is right across the reservation from here, if I recall rightly?
45417	The white one in the trees?
45417	Then who is?
45417	Think we''d better get back to the house?
45417	Think you can find the cart road?
45417	Think you could pilot us down there and give those guys in the woods the miss?
45417	Those guys below us know we''re up here, so what does it matter?
45417	Turn to the right?
45417	Uncle Abe,she said, looking straight into his shining eyes,"do you really like living up there in the woods, all by yourself?"
45417	Wat''s all dis I''m a- hearin''?
45417	We want some clothesline, to tie up these here nuisances-- an''if you do n''t cough some up right now-- I''ll bump you off, see?
45417	Well, I apologize for us all,Bill leaned across the table,"we were only kidding you-- weren''t we, Betty?"
45417	Well, Uncle?
45417	Well, are you game?
45417	Well, then you must have read about Mr. Bolton, here, too? 45417 Well, we''ve got to get off this reservation-- how are we going to do it?"
45417	Well, what of it? 45417 Well, what''s the dope?"
45417	Well, what''s the dope?
45417	Well, what''s the good word now, Dorothy?
45417	Well, why ca n''t you help me?
45417	Well, why do n''t you speak?
45417	Well-- what do you think we''ve run into-- a college houseparty or something?
45417	Well?
45417	Whar dey at?
45417	What I mean is, could you hear the bell ring in Stoker''s house?
45417	What I want to know,she said in conclusion,"is how they happened to catch you napping-- and what''s become of George Conway and Betty?"
45417	What are we going to do?
45417	What are you doing?
45417	What are you talking about?
45417	What are you trying to do, Bill, evade my question?
45417	What are you waiting for?
45417	What business is that of yours?
45417	What can I do for you?
45417	What can those people be after if it is n''t the patents on Mr. Conway''s inventions?
45417	What d''you take us for-- a pair of fools? 45417 What dey doin''uphyar in de woods at dis time o''night?"
45417	What did I tell you?
45417	What did his card say, I mean?
45417	What do you plan to do? 45417 What fo''yo''all chasin''dese hyar chillun in de woods?"
45417	What happened tonight, before we came?
45417	What if they wo n''t let us in?
45417	What is it you''re driving at?
45417	What is it?
45417	What kept you so long, Bill?
45417	What of it? 45417 What on earth is it?"
45417	What patents?
45417	What price rock salt?
45417	What rope?
45417	What say? 45417 What say?"
45417	What say?
45417	What say?
45417	What say?
45417	What trails were you on?
45417	What tree?
45417	What''ll I do if it''s locked?
45417	What''s become of them?
45417	What''s that got to do with it? 45417 What''s the matter?"
45417	What''s the next move?
45417	What''s your big idea, Terry?
45417	What-- what are you afraid of, Dorothy?
45417	What-- what''s the matter?
45417	What? 45417 What?"
45417	Where am I?
45417	Where are the plans, and what has the book to do with them?
45417	Where are we?
45417	Where are your visitors?
45417	Where did all these swell eggs come from, Uncle?
45417	Where do they keep the bread box in this house, anyway?
45417	Where do we go from here?
45417	Where do you get this''we''stuff?
45417	Where do you suppose it goes?
45417	Where have that boy and girl gone to?
45417	Which one is that?
45417	Which way is that woodlot trail from here?
45417	Who are you-- and what do you want?
45417	Who dat?
45417	Who goes first? 45417 Who was that man, Uncle Abe?"
45417	Who won the game?
45417	Who would?
45417	Who''s there?
45417	Why are you so sure?
45417	Why do n''t you do something, Chick?
45417	Why not get them up here now?
45417	Why not? 45417 Why so sarcastic?"
45417	Why? 45417 Wonder who he''s working for?"
45417	Yeah? 45417 Yes, yes, what of it?"
45417	Yes? 45417 Yes?"
45417	You did?
45417	You do n''t know? 45417 You mean-- where we''re bound for?"
45417	You mean-- which he left to Stoker?
45417	You must be almost as good as Betty that is, I mean--"Who''s taking my name in vain?
45417	You say that his father and Mr. Joyce were friends-- that they had dealings of some sort together?
45417	You think they may still be in the offing?
45417	You think, then, that he sold them before his death?
45417	You''ve seen him before?
45417	_ George?_exploded Dorothy.
45417	_ He_ talked loud enough,--quite an old gentleman, is n''t he?
45417	_ We?_Dorothy''s tone was richly sarcastic.
45417	_ Where?_they cried in chorus.
45417	A cup of tea, now, to warm you up and some of these nice crisp crullers I made yesterday?
45417	All sereno here, I take it?"
45417	All set?"
45417	An''what do we use fer rope?"
45417	And I suppose, after being up here for nearly ten years, you can find your way about in those woods?"
45417	And how''s Betty tonight?
45417	And to be honest, how can you expect me to guess the right answers when you do n''t know them yourself?
45417	And what am I to do while you''re in the house mixing it up with those thugs?
45417	And what is my important work to consist of?"
45417	Answer me, ca n''t you?"
45417	Any place in this hotel where I can wash and slick up a bit, Uncle?"
45417	Bad night, is n''t it?"
45417	Been reading the British poets or something?"
45417	Bill Bolton, the flyer--?"
45417	Bill, do you think they''ll find the chimney?"
45417	Buckshot, at that distance?"
45417	But are you sure I ca n''t tempt you to stay for Sunday dinner?
45417	But how did you happen to be in here?"
45417	But maybe there was no firm-- of Joyce and Conway?
45417	But tell me, Auntie-- do you know where they''re keeping this young man?"
45417	But there''s no hurry about your leavin'', is there?
45417	But what did such trifles matter when one was bent upon a great achievement?
45417	But what do you think''s happened?"
45417	But where are Betty and George?"
45417	By the way, do they teach English or just plain Connecticut Yankee at the New Canaan High?
45417	By the way, which side of the river have you got the bus parked?"
45417	Call Terry in, will you?
45417	Can we come in out of the wet for a little while?"
45417	Can you hear what they''re saying in the next room?"
45417	Chapter VIII THE CHIMNEY Then on her right she heard a soft rustling, immediately followed by a low call:"Dorothy, where are you?"
45417	Chapter XIV THE LION''S DEN"No answer at all?"
45417	Could you slide down ours and untie that from the bushes, then shin up again?"
45417	Did you leave your gun in the library, George?"
45417	Do n''t you remember the movies last night?
45417	Do you expect me to stick out here with the car and see that somebody does n''t steal the tires?"
45417	Do you feel able to go on now?"
45417	Do you know what happened to their car?"
45417	Do you think I''m going to let you walk into that place alone?"
45417	Do you want them out after us?
45417	Ever been in the Reservation, Bill?"
45417	Except--"here Dorothy looked stern,"I do n''t approve of your housekeeping methods-- I had to scour the frying pan twice, sir, do you realize that?"
45417	Have you any suggestions to give us?"
45417	Have you boys had supper?"
45417	He was such a darling looking boy and--""My goodness-- what have his looks got to do with it?
45417	Hear it just over there to the right?"
45417	How about you, Uncle Abe?"
45417	How are you making out?"
45417	How can any of us learn anything unless you give Stoker a chance to get on with his story?"
45417	How dat man goin''ter keep all dose young folks locked in his house while he try to sell dem plans?
45417	How did you get here?"
45417	How did you get it?"
45417	How do you know Joyce''s men have n''t got them tied up in the house?"
45417	How in the wide world did you ever get rouge on the end of your nose?
45417	How is it done?"
45417	How would you like to live in quarters over our garage and work for my father?
45417	How''ll that be?"
45417	I hope you do n''t mind my mentioning such a prosaic thing-- but do you happen to have anything to eat in the house?"
45417	I thought dat de plans was lost?"
45417	I''m soaked nearly to my waist-- how about you?"
45417	If Mr. Conway still owned patent rights on his inventions, why were n''t they mentioned in the will?"
45417	If there is one, how is it going to help us?"
45417	If you know the way out, why do n''t you say so?"
45417	Is dat what yo''all wanter know, ma''am?"
45417	Is it far away?"
45417	Is n''t it possible that Mr. Joyce may have acted as Mr. Conway''s agent-- sold the inventions for him, perhaps?
45417	Is that clear to you, Betty?"
45417	Is there much farther to go?"
45417	Johnson?"
45417	Joyce?"
45417	Let''s see-- where was I?"
45417	May I use your telephone?"
45417	Now tell me-- are you going to pull yourself together and be of some help?
45417	Park the car near the road, hike back through the woods and cut over toward the house from that side?"
45417	Pass the word on to the rest of the boys about them dead beats that''s botherin''people on the Reservation, will you?"
45417	People who live in glass houses, you know--?"
45417	Pretty good guess, eh?"
45417	Remember what I trotted into with Betty at Stoker''s house?"
45417	Snap out of it, wo n''t you, Betty?"
45417	So do n''t put him wise, will you?"
45417	Talk of hunting needles in a--""But do we need it?"
45417	That is, I s''pose they''re yours?"
45417	That''s a bad eye you''ve got-- been in a fight?"
45417	There''s another-- hear it?"
45417	They said they''d come for the letter Father had left for me to read after his death--""And you did n''t give it to them?"
45417	This young lady in overalls is Miss Dixon, I take it?"
45417	Turn your mind upon the answer of that dear old song,''Where do we go from here?''"
45417	Wat you want I should do, Miss Do''thy?"
45417	We''ll talk it over at supper, shall we?"
45417	Whar was dey?"
45417	What are we going to do about it?"
45417	What can we do but knock them up and ask for shelter?"
45417	What could have happened to him?
45417	What could his objective be?
45417	What do you bet I spot the motive in this mysterious case of Stoker''s?"
45417	What do you pretend you were doing, anyway?"
45417	What do you say?"
45417	What do you suppose they were after?"
45417	What is it, Uncle?"
45417	What on earth was he going to do now?
45417	What river?
45417	When I could n''t find the book for old Lewis, what do you think he said?"
45417	When yo''alls done wid dem, p''raps yo''ll wake de young missy, an''carry de bucket in yonder?"
45417	Where are they?"
45417	Where are you, anyway?"
45417	Where do you want me to start?"
45417	Where''s your boy friend?"
45417	Where?"
45417	Who is dis hyar boy wid you, Uncle?"
45417	Who yo''all a- lookin''fo''?"
45417	Who''s going to do the hunting?"
45417	Why did n''t we think of him before?"
45417	Why did n''t you wake me up?"
45417	Why did those men attack you and tie you up-- what were they doing around here?"
45417	Why was Hilltop sold?"
45417	Wonder what the J in John J. Joyce stands for?"
45417	Wonder what''s become of Stoker and Betty?"
45417	You came up this way, did n''t you?"
45417	You can go into the dining room and set the table.--Bill, you''re a good cook-- how about starting the coffee?
45417	You must be nearly dead--""Well, there have been times when I''ve felt more peppy--""How could you, Bill?
45417	You or me?"
45417	You want that shoe so as to prevent anyone else from finding it, the men who are chasing us, for instance?"
45417	You''d never take her for the same person, would you?"
45417	You-- killed them?
45417	_ Where are your visitors?_"The old man spat with great precision on to a glowing cinder.
45417	does n''t she?"
45417	he thundered,"What do you mean by bandying words with me?"
45417	so you put the spotlight on me, do you?"
48478	A fake?
48478	A long trip?
48478	About how much?
48478	All alone?
48478	All right, then let''s forget her.... Can you stay for dinner, Linda?
48478	An airplane?
48478	And do I have to fork out another hundred?
48478	And how about the Pursuit? 48478 And how would you live, after you finish at the school?"
48478	And if anything should happen, so that you had to come down in the water, would it float?
48478	And if we should happen to locate the man, what shall we do? 48478 And then you will want to fly back home?"
48478	And they''ve actually agreed to sell this to you?
48478	And use up all your money?
48478	And what did you say?
48478	And what, Daughter?
48478	And when shall I hear definitely from you?
48478	And why not get married?
48478	And will you promise me tomorrow night, Linda?
48478	And will_ you_ belong to the club?
48478	Are n''t you cold?
48478	Are n''t you taking an awful chance letting her off?
48478	Are they?
48478	Are you a pilot yet, Kitty?
48478	Are you crazy?
48478	Are you in earnest?
48478	Are you ready to confess?
48478	Are you sure you do n''t love Ted Mackay?
48478	Are you sure, Harry?
48478	At the party?
48478	Autogiro?
48478	Because if this man Hofstatter did n''t buy from the Convent, who did? 48478 Bess?"
48478	Business?
48478	But Daddy, are n''t you going to even try to solve the mystery?
48478	But Daddy, why?
48478	But are n''t you the young lady who''s supposed to be so interested in aviation?
48478	But as a loan? 48478 But do you know the way?"
48478	But how could she ever know we were here? 48478 But how could they, Daddy?"
48478	But how could we see him?
48478	But how did they discover him?
48478	But how did you happen on such a thing as this?
48478	But ought n''t you to let her know immediately that the wedding will be postponed? 48478 But perhaps we could Page 166:["Locked up?
48478	But suppose Kitty drops him as she did Maurice, then what will happen to the poor people who have invested their money in the club?
48478	But tell me, Miss Carlton, have you heard of any others who are planning to try for this prize?
48478	But was n''t it hard luck for her?
48478	But what can we do, Lou?
48478	But what has that to do with me, Ralph? 48478 But what shall we say to him?"
48478	But what?
48478	But where are we going?
48478	But where is Anna Smith?
48478	But why be so stingy about yourself? 48478 But why did you wait all this time to come to a doctor?"
48478	But why should I make it possible for you to win the prize, when Miss Haydock and I want to win it ourselves?
48478	But why?
48478	But you are willing for me to go to the ground school?
48478	But you do like me?
48478	But you wo n''t be flying for a while now, will you Miss Carlton?
48478	But-- this doctor in Philadelphia----?
48478	By the way, have you picked out your plane?
48478	By the way, where is she? 48478 Ca n''t you guess, Daddy?"
48478	Can you come in here a minute, dear?
48478	Can you imagine her in Paris, Linda? 48478 Can you spare the time-- say about three o''clock-- from your social engagements?"
48478	Could I-- take Miss Haydock with me?
48478	Daddy, are you as happy in your new work as I am in mine?
48478	Did Linda tell you about it?
48478	Did n''t they promise you?
48478	Did n''t you get my telegram, Aunt Emily?
48478	Did n''t you try to ruin Linda''s life?
48478	Did seventy- six people actually buy thousand- dollar bonds?
48478	Did you call him Harriman?
48478	Did you see her?
48478	Did you send her one, Linda?
48478	Do me a favor, Harry, old man?
48478	Do n''t you just love it the way other people always want to run your life?
48478	Do n''t you like her? 48478 Do we need bail or anything?"
48478	Do you happen to know a man named J. W. Carwein-- an importer and wholesale dealer in fine linens?
48478	Do you happen to know the young lady flyers, Miss Smith?
48478	Do you mind if I do?
48478	Do you really mean that, Lou? 48478 Do you think we ought to change our clothing before we order dinner?"
48478	Does n''t she have her own plane any more?
48478	Does this mean you wo n''t fly with me to Paris?
48478	Even if I rush the trip?
48478	Everything all right?
48478	Flying? 48478 Flying?"
48478	Had n''t I better give you some for your ticket home, and for a telegram to your husband?
48478	Had you marked the goods too high, Daddy?
48478	Happened? 48478 Has Ted come yet?"
48478	Has anything happened?
48478	Has she given up the idea of competing for that prize?
48478	Have a good time, Lou?
48478	Have her people money?
48478	Have you a date for tonight, Lou?
48478	Have you written that to Ted?
48478	How are you today?
48478	How can I, Bess?
48478	How can I-- now? 48478 How could she ever dump out our gas, in so short a time?"
48478	How do I know?
48478	How do you happen to be here, Ted?
48478	How do you know they went on a long trip?
48478	How else would they get it?
48478	How long are they staying?
48478	I guess you do n''t even know yet whether you''re in the U.S. or not?
48478	I may ask you again?
48478	I mean so high that this other man could afford to sell for less, and still make money?
48478	I''ll get my map and directions tomorrow?
48478	I''m not being selfish-- and dragging you with me?
48478	Imported?
48478	In case I do n''t get another dance with you tonight?
48478	Into business?
48478	Is Lou going?
48478	Is the carfare there very much? 48478 It''s always the future with you.... Well, what''s on your mind now?"
48478	Jail?
48478	Just what is your business, Miss Hulbert?
48478	Linda darling, have n''t you guessed what it is all about?
48478	Linda, do you feel very terrible about losing the Arrow?
48478	Linda, will you tell me the truth about this: Would you mind if I-- I-- cared a whole lot about Ted?
48478	Linda-- Louise--?
48478	Linda? 48478 Locked up?
48478	Lou, are you safe?
48478	Lou, will you go riding with me tomorrow night, and paint the town red, because it''s my last night home?
48478	Louise wo n''t go with you now, will she?
48478	Making a get- away, are you?
48478	May I say something?
48478	May I see it?
48478	Me?
48478	Miss Carlton would rather stay over night, anyway, would n''t you?
48478	Miss Hulbert?
48478	Mr. Clavering is very kindly donating the land-- two hundred acres north of Spring City, is n''t it, Kitty?
48478	Next week?
48478	No mechanic-- no navigator with you?
48478	No? 48478 Not love?"
48478	Now tell me,he said,"what you two young ladies were doing flying a plane up here on the border in the dead of winter?"
48478	O. K. But Linda, have you considered snow and sleet? 48478 Of course it''s expensive?"
48478	Of course we fly?
48478	Oh, Lou, you really want to?
48478	Oh, can you give us shelter, please?
48478	Oh, is that so?
48478	Oh, yeah? 48478 Ought we to wash these dishes?"
48478	Pardon me, but is it something personal? 48478 Really?
48478	Reform?
48478	Remember the day I showed my handkerchief to the girls, and explained all about where Daddy was getting them? 48478 Smugglers?"
48478	So you can fly over the ocean-- after that prize?
48478	So you''re ordering a Bellanca long- distance mono- plane?
48478	Sure it is n''t because that will be near Kansas City-- where he is?
48478	Sure you do n''t mind flying?
48478	Thank you, Mr. Eckers,replied Linda, blushing at his praise...."How long shall I be gone-- on this trip, I mean?"
48478	That I could n''t decide, without talking to you.... Now, what do you think?
48478	The landing-- or the birds?
48478	The last one? 48478 Then it''s all settled?"
48478	Then-- then-- instead of a trust fund could I have the money for two purposes?
48478	Then-- then--She clutched her companion''s arm, desperately--"Then we jump?"
48478	Today? 48478 Tomorrow?"
48478	Tonight?
48478	Two down?
48478	Very well.... Have you guessed what I wanted to talk to you about?
48478	We ca n''t keep anything from you, can we, Linda?
48478	Well, Miss Carlton, we''ve been having some excitement, eh, what?
48478	Well, do you know what I believe? 48478 Well, what is it?"
48478	What do you mean?
48478	What do you say if we cut out the stop at Montreal altogether?
48478	What do you see?
48478	What do you think?
48478	What explanation? 48478 What for?"
48478	What for?
48478	What happened to you last night?
48478	What happened to your plane?
48478	What has changed?
48478	What has gone wrong?
48478	What is the matter? 48478 What is the name of the firm?"
48478	What kind of course, Miss Carlton?
48478	What made you think of coming to tell me, Harry?
48478	What makes you say that?
48478	What sort of thing would you prefer?
48478	What will you wear?
48478	What with?
48478	What wreck?
48478	What young ladies?
48478	What''s that?
48478	What''s that?
48478	What''s the matter, Bess?
48478	What''s the matter, Linda?
48478	What''s the matter, Linda?
48478	What''s the matter, Ralph?
48478	What''s this?
48478	What''s your big news, Ralph?
48478	What''s your idea of a way to spend our time here?
48478	What?
48478	What?
48478	What?
48478	When can I start?
48478	When did she go?
48478	When did this happen?
48478	When do you expect to go?
48478	When do you plan to fly across the ocean?
48478	Where are you going, Linda?
48478	Where are your manners, Jim?
48478	Where have you been?
48478	Where have you been?
48478	Where is Amy Johnson?
48478	Where is Lou?
48478	Where is she going now?
48478	Where would we ever get the money for such a plane?
48478	Where''s that Hulbert woman?
48478	Where?
48478	Who can it be?
48478	Who do?
48478	Who is this Lieutenant?
48478	Who said anything about a forced landing?
48478	Who''s there?
48478	Who? 48478 Why all the dignity?"
48478	Why do n''t you do it?
48478	Why have n''t I a''Daddy''like that?
48478	Why not drive in once a week with vegetables? 48478 Why not try having it cleaned?"
48478	Why the sigh, Linda?
48478	Why two?
48478	Why, Ralph?
48478	Why-- now?
48478	Why? 48478 Why?"
48478	Will you believe it, when I tell you that my heart just bled for you?
48478	Will you come here and go to the dance with us?
48478	Will you give me a job here when I finish?
48478	Will you start a trousseau with it?
48478	With another girl?
48478	Wo n''t a train seem slow?
48478	Wo n''t it be marvelous to be home? 48478 Wo n''t you even listen to our story?"
48478	Wo n''t you please send my father a telegram?
48478	Would I?
48478	Would n''t you rather be sledding, my dear?
48478	Would you ever believe, a thing like that if you read it?
48478	Yeah? 48478 Yes, it seems funny, does n''t it?
48478	Yes, why are n''t we? 48478 Yes?"
48478	You are Linda Carlton?
48478	You are Miss Smith?
48478	You are going to let me go?
48478	You are sure you are not afraid?
48478	You did n''t bring any coffee, did you?
48478	You did n''t see Linda or Louise-- in the course of your trip, did you?
48478	You did n''t? 48478 You do love to get me into society, do n''t you, Aunt Emily?"
48478	You do n''t mean that you expect to take a regular paid position in aviation after you graduate, do you?
48478	You do n''t suppose any of those spoiled babies would fly in this kind of weather, do you? 48478 You girls have never flown in a snowstorm, have you?"
48478	You have?
48478	You mean Lieutenant Hulbert?
48478	You mean marry Kitty Clavering?
48478	You mean she has the Club''s plane again?
48478	You mean that?
48478	You mean to try to find him in Plattsburg?
48478	You mean women like Amelia Earhart?
48478	You mean you want us to go on eating all night?
48478	You mean you''ll always have Ted, in case things go wrong with your plane?
48478	You really cared-- for my sake?
48478	You really think it''s necessary?
48478	You really wo n''t go, Lou?
48478	You really would like to be married next week?
48478	You said outside of Montreal, did n''t you?
48478	You want my son?
48478	You wo n''t need the money, Daddy?
48478	You''ll come back and have dinner with us, wo n''t you, Ted?
48478	You''re afraid I wo n''t be able to support you, later on?
48478	You''re not afraid, are you, Linda?
48478	You''re not nervous, after your narrow escape?
48478	You-- you will stay with me?
48478	Your bridesmaid?
48478	Your husband has a farm, has n''t he?
48478	Your names----?
48478	Your white chiffon?
48478	''Our Lady of Mercy,''is n''t it?"
48478	( Why, oh why, she wondered, is everybody against me?)
48478	A new plane?
48478	And Bess had mentioned her brother-- was it possible he had lost money too?
48478	And did n''t you admit you''d just come from that Convent, and did n''t you show my friend Marshall here, some of the goods?"
48478	And how do we know your plane was n''t a gray Moth?
48478	And in the darkness, what hope was there of finding a tree to climb?
48478	And what are you planning now?"
48478	And where would it get you in the end?
48478	And you got your license when, Miss Carlton?"
48478	Are n''t you pleased, Linda?"
48478	Are you all well again after that terrible accident?"
48478	Are you going on with the chase?"
48478	Are you still game?"
48478	Beach?"
48478	Because we have n''t heard from them since the twenty- seventh?"
48478	But I thought she was practically engaged to Maurice Stetson?"
48478	But I''m sure everything he has is tied up in his business.... Linda, why are n''t we rich like Kitty Clavering?"
48478	But Kitty, have you any idea what a good plane costs?
48478	But can you afford it?"
48478	But do you remember hearing a plane land near to ours, while we were in the Convent?"
48478	But how could they hope to, against such an experienced flyer as Miss Hulbert?
48478	But if I could borrow a little?"
48478	But seriously, Linda, could I or could n''t I wear it Saturday night to that dance Ted and his boy friend are taking us to?"
48478	But tell me, Kitty, is the club- house all done?"
48478	But that''s not quite fair to Harry, is it?"
48478	But was n''t it lucky we had something to eat at the Convent?"
48478	But we would n''t dare take a chance in your Pursuit, would we?"
48478	But what about your Aunt Emily?
48478	But what shall we say when we call?"
48478	But where were they now?
48478	But why not send home for another?"
48478	But you could never raise that much, could you, Kit?"
48478	Ca n''t we be married now?...
48478	Ca n''t you map out our route to New York tonight, and send him a special- delivery letter?
48478	Can you come?
48478	Can you get us a taxi?"
48478	Can you picture those holidays in a boarding- house?"
48478	Can you wait about twenty minutes?"
48478	Can you-- could you find a way to get us to a train tomorrow?"
48478	Could you find something for me, Auntie?"
48478	Dad has a big idea-- you know how he longs to get me into business?
48478	Did he mean to kidnap her and her chum?
48478	Did you give her the once- over yourself?
48478	Did you know, by the way, that Louise refused to buy a bond?"
48478	Do n''t you know it''s a government regulation that wrecked planes must be reported as soon as possible?"
48478	Do n''t you think it''s an absolute wash- out?"
48478	Do you suppose that could be done, Bess?"
48478	Do you think she will worry?"
48478	Does n''t it sound thrilling?"
48478	Even now, when you have my confession-- when I tell you I''ve reformed?"
48478	Give up a wonderful trip like this, just to go to an old dance?
48478	Had they crossed into New York state-- were they flying in the northern part, or were they still in Canada?
48478	Had they merely been forced down in some lonely spot where there was no means of telegraphing, or had they met with some more serious accident?
48478	Harris?"
48478	Have n''t they always come through with flying colors?"
48478	Have you your flashlight handy?"
48478	Hofstatter''--or rather, Mr. Hofstatter''s employer?"
48478	How about it, Aunt Emily?"
48478	How about this cerise taffeta?
48478	How are you going to prove that?
48478	How could she have gotten word of your father''s business?"
48478	How do your feet feel this morning?"
48478	How long could they endure the cold?
48478	How much do you care for him?"
48478	How much food were they carrying, and what about blankets?
48478	How to get out of these woods?"
48478	I suppose you''re not flying anywhere today?"
48478	I''ll let your father tell you while I go to look after the dinner.... You''re all right, dear?
48478	I''ll never be able to walk, and how can we get to civilization if we do n''t?"
48478	I''m afraid you could n''t raise so much money, could you?"
48478	I''m not supposed to teach her, or anything like that, am I?"
48478	Is your father sick-- or hurt?"
48478	It was close quarters in the little cabin plane, but who cared?
48478	Kidnaped?"
48478	Kidnapped?"
48478	Kidnapped?"
48478	Linda smiled; how could she tell her aunt, without appearing conceited, that Louise was not capable of such a feat?
48478	Louis?"
48478	Louise?"
48478	Make an appointment?"
48478	No accidents?"
48478	Not really?"
48478	Not that I''d put it past her-- but how could she possibly find out, or guess what we were up to?"
48478	Now Kitty, when do we eat?"
48478	Now, at this late date, was her aunt going to put forth objections?
48478	One of those new- fangled autogiros?"
48478	Or is it a house- party?"
48478	Remember how interested she was-- and even knew the name of the Convent?"
48478	Rescue was surely at hand; the question now arose: what sort of human being had them at his mercy?
48478	She cut classes today-- isn''t sick, is she?"
48478	Suppose Linda could get through the fog with her Arrow, would the trip be all in vain?
48478	That Louise will go with you now, as she promised?"
48478	Then he suddenly remembered her proposed flight over the ocean, and stopped:"But Linda, is n''t it your greatest hope to fly the Atlantic?"
48478	Then, drying her eyes, she added,"And how much do I owe you, Doctor?"
48478	There ca n''t be any rush about your finding your boarding- house, is there?"
48478	They''re hard to get, then?"
48478	They''re run something like Country Clubs, are n''t they?
48478	Was it possible that the baby was dead-- or dying?
48478	Was that the reason he was staying away from her?
48478	Was their rescuer bad, after all?
48478	Well, I do n''t happen to believe that.... What I do know, is you did n''t stop at the border for the regular search, did you?"
48478	Were these nuns, living their quiet lives, used to airplanes, or would they resent the noise, breaking in upon their meditations and work?
48478	What could have brought them up here to Plattsburg?
48478	What did you say?"
48478	What do you suppose made him do that?"
48478	What makes you think so?
48478	What were they both trying to hide?
48478	What''s on?"
48478	What''s the use of wasting time?
48478	Where can she be now?"
48478	Where have you been these last two days?"
48478	Where is he, Linda?"
48478	Who''d want more?"
48478	Why not take my money and go on-- at a loss-- for a while?"
48478	Why not?"
48478	Why, Ted Mackay----""Have you heard from him lately, Linda?"
48478	Why?
48478	Why?"
48478	Why?"
48478	Will you go to the dance with me tonight?"
48478	Will you have my dinner sent up to my room?"
48478	Wo n''t you have mercy on me-- let bygones be bygones, if I give you my word of honor I''ve reformed?"
48478	Would she be risking her own life, to watch the child die in her mother''s arms?...
48478	Would you ever think any trimming could be so clever?
48478	Would you like to do it?"
48478	You did n''t go with any of the boys?"
48478	You do n''t need the cabin, do you?"
48478	You expect to go home for the holidays too, do n''t you?
48478	You know Miss Mason, perhaps?"
48478	You know about them?"
48478	You understand?"
48478	You wo n''t be hurt?"
48478	You''d trust to my judgment?"
48478	You''ll promise that?"
48478	You''re not really counting on that ocean trip?"
48478	but she could not think of the French word for"impostor,"and besides, what was the use of telling all this to these simple- hearted sisters?
48478	demanded Ralph] was changed to"Locked up?
45174	A Hun, eh?
45174	Ah-- incidentally-- saving my life, and making the capture of this gang possible?
45174	All set?
45174	All set?
45174	An airplane-- one that can land either on water or on land?
45174	And get another piece bit out of me arm?
45174	And how, may I ask, do you figure that?
45174	And not another peep out of you-- understand?
45174	And the result in both cases is a crash?
45174	And then?
45174	And what has been done toward catching the thieves-- or thief?
45174	And who would there be out in the wilds to admire that smart frock you''re wearing, for instance?
45174	And why should Mr. Harry Perkins be so entrusted?
45174	And why, in your opinion, are we making a mistake in putting you and Miss Dixon out of the running?
45174	And you must taxi either before the wind, or into the wind as we are now, in seas like these?
45174	And you''ve been back since the robbery, I think you said?
45174	Another Packard, was it?
45174	Any idea where we are?
45174	Any new clues lately?
45174	Are n''t you the cheeky kid, using that thing in front of me?
45174	Asleep?
45174	Behave, will yer? 45174 But I do need a leather coat, do n''t I?"
45174	But here-- see these footprints? 45174 But if this is an airplane, why keep bouncing along on the water?
45174	But was he tall or short?
45174	But was n''t it awful in this wind?
45174	But what could I do? 45174 But what does that mean?"
45174	But where?
45174	But why make the biggest mistake-- of murdering us?
45174	But why not? 45174 But, Bill-- did you ever see a lame man-- whose left leg was shorter than his right?"
45174	But-- why do you wear that curly mustache?
45174	D''you mind saying why you were foolish enough to drop in on Perkins and put us up a tree this way?
45174	D''you want us to wait here?
45174	Did he say anything else?
45174	Did n''t you tell me the cockpits of your N-9 were open-- that they did n''t have windshields?
45174	Did the gang get away with much?
45174	Did the girl and the other man wear gloves?
45174	Did you investigate?
45174	Did you notice if he limped?
45174	Did you see anyone besides the girl with the red hair?
45174	Did you talk to her?
45174	Do n''t tell me the knife was poisoned?
45174	Do you know anything about motors?
45174	Do you mean that?
45174	Do you play the violin, sir?
45174	Do you think I''ll ever learn?
45174	Do you think it an improvement over nature?
45174	Do you think she will run fifty miles?
45174	Do you think they''ll put up much of a fight?
45174	Do you think you can take time enough from your life work?
45174	Does that bother you?
45174	Earrings?
45174	Feelin''kind of woozy?
45174	Forgot what I said about checking a skid just now, did n''t you?
45174	Getting interested, eh?
45174	Got a crush on the girl?
45174	Got a gun?
45174	Got my gun?
45174	Has she gone nuts?
45174	Have I said they did n''t? 45174 Have you washed it yet?"
45174	Have you-- ever?
45174	He is in a position to do the bank considerable harm-- By the way, Dorothy, are you as efficient at manicuring as you are at making up your mouth?
45174	Hi, yourself,--what d''you want?
45174	How about it, Bolton?
45174	How about the rest of the gang?
45174	How about unlocking these handcuffs, Doctor?
45174	How are we goin''to make our getaway tonight with them two lads down and out upstairs?
45174	How come?
45174	How did you happen in here tonight?
45174	How do yer get that way?
45174	How far are we from the house?
45174	How is our invalid, nurse?
45174	How long do you suppose that will be?
45174	How long will it take to teach me to fly, Bill?
45174	How so?
45174	How''d you guess it?
45174	How''s it going?
45174	How''s that?
45174	How''s that?
45174	I s''pose you thought you''d save_ his_ skin, at least?
45174	I think so-- but how does one know when to do it?
45174	I wonder how birds learn to fly?
45174	I wonder how he got word to the house so quickly?
45174	I wonder if they have n''t found we''re not in the wine cellar-- if they''ve charged Mike Conway with our escape?
45174	I wonder what her mother would say to that? 45174 I''d rather not, if you do n''t mind?"
45174	If this is n''t a rumrunner, why do you carry that machine gun and the rifles and revolvers in the armsrack?
45174	In other words, she did n''t seem especially glad to see you?
45174	In other words, you think we have a fifty- fifty chance with the police?
45174	In what way?
45174	Interesting-- but why are we heading this way?
45174	Is he hurt?
45174	Is n''t my car good enough for you?
45174	Is n''t that called banking?
45174	Is that a serious trouble?
45174	Is that all?
45174	Is that so?
45174	Is_ that_ all?
45174	Jealous, Sadie?
45174	Johnny, have you the key?
45174	Just like an automobile skids?
45174	Keep still?
45174	Kind of medium- like--"Dark hair or light?
45174	Know this hold?
45174	Let him bump off the pair over there-- then take him for a ride?
45174	Let''s go to the movies this evening?
45174	Looks like my handwriting,sighed Mr. Dixon when he had finished,"but of course I did n''t write it!--What happened after that?"
45174	Miss Dixon, is n''t it?
45174	More cheek?
45174	More unpleasantness for you, Daddy?
45174	Much better, is n''t it?
45174	My face itches terribly from all that dust and I--"Well, what do yer think I am? 45174 No worse than learning to fly, is it?"
45174	Nonsense?
45174	Now, Lizzie, what happened next?
45174	Now, Thompson, do you think you can tell us exactly what happened, before Doctor Brown drives you home?
45174	Of course she had red hair and wore yellow beach pajamas?
45174	Oh, really? 45174 Oh, you do know him?"
45174	Oh-- you''re steering with your feet?
45174	Perhaps he came down a side road?
45174	Perhaps not-- but what''s the difference?
45174	Rather like locking up the barn after the sheep vamoosed, is n''t it?
45174	Really? 45174 Rumrunner?
45174	Simply because we saw the lame man take the Ridgefield road?
45174	So you think she should keep on with her flight training?
45174	Sorry we had to''bag''you, as it were-- hope you suffered no great inconvenience?
45174	Staten Island Sadie?
45174	Steinburg Hammerfeld-- isn''t that a hot one?
45174	Sure-- what did yer think I was-- a gigolo?
45174	Tastes good, eh?
45174	Tell me what happened in the woods after I got scragged and Mike carted me up here?
45174	Tell me-- is Bill Bolton very badly hurt?
45174	Then how in thunder did they cop the license plates without your seeing them?
45174	Then what makes you think you''ll corner the gang at the house now?
45174	Then what_ are_ we going to do?
45174	Then why do you tie the leg- strap around your waist?
45174	Then you landed into the wind when you came down for me?
45174	There was only one man in the car-- the chauffeur?
45174	They are?
45174	They do?
45174	They ought to help just a little, do n''t you think?
45174	Think you can turn this with your teeth, Mr. Scotland Yard?
45174	Those who live by the sword-- but you are familiar with the quotation, I''m sure?
45174	Tired?
45174	Up at New Canaan?
45174	Want the job yourself?
45174	Want to tell me? 45174 Was it_ my_ fault that that fellow over there landed his plane on the lake?
45174	Was n''t that to be expected after what the cop told us in the bank?
45174	Well, she must be!--Are you trying to kid me?
45174	Well, what is it then?
45174	Well, why do n''t you let me help you? 45174 Well--"Dorothy eyed him uncompromisingly--"why are you afraid of me, then?"
45174	Were you able to get Dad?
45174	What are you going to do?
45174	What can he have up his sleeve?
45174	What car was that?
45174	What did the man look like, Lizzie?
45174	What did you do?
45174	What did you tell him?
45174	What do you mean? 45174 What do you suppose that lame man was doing on Marvin Ridge?"
45174	What ever_ is_ the matter with you?
45174	What for?
45174	What happened when you brought back the bicarb, Lizzie?
45174	What if they have sentries posted?
45174	What is it, Bill?
45174	What is it?
45174	What news?
45174	What of it? 45174 What on earth is that?"
45174	What time was that?
45174	What yer want it for? 45174 What''s a shame?"
45174	What''s happened?
45174	What''s the big idea?
45174	What''s the idea?
45174	What''s the matter with you, Johnny? 45174 What''s the matter with you, Mike?"
45174	What''s the matter?
45174	What''s the use of all this?
45174	What''s up?
45174	What_ is_ the big idea?
45174	Where are we going? 45174 Where are your eyes, girl?"
45174	Where do they keep the wheelbarrer in this godforsakin''dump?
45174	Where do you get your appalling strength?
45174	Who are you, anyway?
45174	Who taught you jiu jitsu?
45174	Who then, may I ask?
45174	Who''s Bill? 45174 Who''s Mike?"
45174	Who''s Sadie? 45174 Who''s going to stand guard while the plane goes for the police?"
45174	Why did n''t you nab him while you had the chance? 45174 Why do you do it?"
45174	Why do you do that? 45174 Why do you talk such nonsense?"
45174	Why do you think the gang are there now?
45174	Why is it,she inquired presently,"that the plane rides so much smoother when you''re guiding her?"
45174	Why not?
45174	Why should I?
45174	Why use a lipstick then?
45174	Why, what do you mean?
45174	Why? 45174 Why?"
45174	Will you really let me, Dad?
45174	Wo n''t it be cold?
45174	Yes, that''s the number-- but-- well... did you notice it further?
45174	Yes-- but what of it?
45174	You brought Thompson to and cut his bonds-- then what?
45174	You do?
45174	You heard what our friend said about_ his_ friend-- who understands all about engines? 45174 You keep me tied up, do n''t you?
45174	You mean you phoned the beach club about me?
45174	You really do n''t mind, Daddy?
45174	You really want to learn?
45174	You want to work up the case yourself?
45174	You wanta breeze-- get outa here, do n''t yer?
45174	You''re sure?
45174	Young, was she?
45174	_ Afraid?_ You little whippet!
45174	_ Cigarettes?_"Yes. 45174 _ What?_"shrieked Dorothy.
45174	--What next?"
45174	A lady''s maid?"
45174	After all, was not this the real Bill Bolton the famous ace and midshipman she had read about?
45174	All right?"
45174	And it''s stayed that way ever since, has n''t it?
45174	And what then?"
45174	Anybody caught?
45174	Anybody hurt?
45174	Anyone else know anything about this robbery?"
45174	But how about the time lock?"
45174	But if we are leaving all the fun to the police, why did you bring the guns?"
45174	But that does n''t solve the mystery, does it?"
45174	But the point is-- were they taken this afternoon while Daddy had the car parked behind the bank-- or later this evening after he drove home?
45174	But the shot and the scream immediately afterward?
45174	But was she?
45174	But what am I to learn in?
45174	But what are we going to do for a plane?"
45174	But what do you make of these tracks here?
45174	But what has_ that_ got to do with Dorothy''s flying?"
45174	But what right had he to talk like that?
45174	Ca n''t I go up now?"
45174	Conway?"
45174	Could it be that Bill was n''t sure of his quarry?
45174	Could n''t you break away then?"
45174	Did I make you cry?"
45174	Dixon?"
45174	Dixon?"
45174	Dixon?"
45174	Do I get a lesson tomorrow?"
45174	Do n''t imagine those police are efficient, do you?
45174	Do n''t you realize that these two know too much about us to permit them to live?"
45174	Do n''t you think it''s mean of them to make such a mystery of whatever they''re talking about, Mr. Bolton?
45174	Do n''t you think you''d better come down to the bank and tell the story of your sleuthing to the Bankers''Association detectives?
45174	Do you hear me?
45174	Do you think Daddy will let me?"
45174	Do you wish to vote on it again?"
45174	Doc?"
45174	Does that suit your highness?"
45174	Dorothy''s tone was stern,"What have they done with Bill?"
45174	Excitement kind of stirs you up eh?"
45174	From this door to the car?"
45174	Get the idea?"
45174	Give me a boost, will you?"
45174	Got all that?"
45174	Got plenty of gas?"
45174	Got that dope down pat?"
45174	Got that?"
45174	Had that been the sound of his automatic-- or another''s?
45174	He guffawed--"I guess you know that trick-- the bulls have made it pretty popular?"
45174	He hesitated a moment, then--"I know it''s none of my affair, but do n''t you think it''s rather risky to go for a sail just now?"
45174	He passed over a letter--""Have you still got it?"
45174	He said he''d let him look over the carburetor when he got home, did n''t he?
45174	He''ll come round after while-- but when?"
45174	How about getting a plane of your own to fool with from now on?"
45174	How about going in now and telling your father what we''ve learned?"
45174	How about it?
45174	How about it?"
45174	How about the time, Dad?"
45174	How about the tire tracks?"
45174	How are you-- stiff?"
45174	How are your legs?"
45174	How should I know?
45174	How''s the car running?"
45174	How_ did_ you keep from slewing broadside and going under?"
45174	I got the impression that you and the young lady who is at present drinking coffee might have had-- a difference of opinion, shall we say?"
45174	I knew we had some in the medicine chest upstairs, so--""So you went back to the house and got it?"
45174	If you''ll help me?"
45174	Just holes in the mud with a flat dab right ahead?"
45174	Just what has been taken?"
45174	Know how to use it?"
45174	May Doctor Watson inquire on what Miss Sherlock Holmes bases her astounding deduction?"
45174	Not such a bad hunch to take a look out here, was it?"
45174	Now then, you gave the other one the garage key, I s''pose?"
45174	Now, I''m going to pull my feet from under yours-- ready?"
45174	Now, concerning our two young friends who were so unwise as to join us tonight-- what is your pleasure?"
45174	Of course, if Miss Martinelli has her way-- but why anticipate the unpleasant?"
45174	Oh, Bill, you''re generally so fertile with ideas--_can''t_ you think of any thing?"
45174	Recognize the scenery?"
45174	Say, Bill, that was only a bluff, was n''t it?"
45174	See how the nose of the plane rises and falls in response?
45174	Shall we go up in the_ Loening_ again?"
45174	Sling me a hunk o''bread, will yer?
45174	Sounds rather silly at a time like this, do n''t you think so?"
45174	Still sleuthing, I take it?"
45174	Sure you have n''t lost him?"
45174	Tell me-- why are_ you_ piloting a rumrunner?"
45174	That is your reason for not voting with the rest of us?"
45174	That road runs down to Noroton, does n''t it?
45174	That''s what you were going to say, is n''t it?"
45174	The Hamberfields, of Canoe Hill?"
45174	The plane must be banked with ailerons before the rudder will have any turning effect.--Get me?"
45174	Then I landed--""Into the wind or with it?"
45174	Then musingly,"So you''re a wrestler, eh?"
45174	Then you''ll come tonight?"
45174	There-- is that better?"
45174	Understand?"
45174	Want to come along?"
45174	Want to look it over?"
45174	Was Bill one of them?
45174	Was the lame man sitting beside her?"
45174	We are about to celebrate this festive occasion by a housewarming, in the form of a scrap dinner at the hero''s home-- what say you?"
45174	What are yer givin''us?"
45174	What did it matter if the gang made their escape?
45174	What do ye think this is, anyway-- a joy ride?"
45174	What do you expect me to do-- release the safety catch and pull the trigger to see if it works?"
45174	What do you mean?"
45174	What do you think his name really is?"
45174	What do you want to know?"
45174	What happened then?"
45174	What of it?
45174	What was the use of that?
45174	What would the gang say if she bested him, a professional wrestler, and make her getaway?
45174	What''s actually happened?
45174	What''s the trouble?"
45174	What''s to become of Mr. Conway, in the meantime?
45174	When I do n''t understand, I''ll ask-- if it''s all the same to you?"
45174	Where are your eyes, Bill?
45174	Where do we go from here?"
45174	Where would I be if it were n''t for him?
45174	Where''s that lamp?
45174	Whose gun_ was_ that?"
45174	Why am I sure of it?
45174	Why did he continue to go on with his pretended inspection of the engine?
45174	Why did n''t Bill capture the man at once so they could haul him off to the police station?
45174	Why do you stand for it?"
45174	Why is it better for her to start now, rather than later?"
45174	Why?
45174	Why?
45174	Why?"
45174	Wo n''t that raise the tail of the plane and depress the nose?"
45174	Wo n''t you tell me?"
45174	Would the throbbing engine continue to function under the unaccustomed strain?
45174	Would they make it?
45174	Would they mire in the soft ground at the lake''s edge she wondered, and cause the big bus to nose over and crash?
45174	Y''do n''t happen ter want a couple of ice cubes and a stick in it too?"
45174	Yer boy friend?"
45174	You do n''t think I''ve any intention of trying to capture them?"
45174	You have n''t had your second cup of coffee, have you?"
45174	You know what happened to Tony--""Yes, but the shot right afterward?
45174	You''re starting out for a sail in that sloop that''s moored over there, I take it?"
45174	You''ve got me now, have n''t yer?
45174	Your steady?"
45174	_ Chapter IV_ THE FIRST HOP"How about giving me my first flying lesson now?"
45174	_ Chapter XI_ FOLLOW THE LEADER"Need any help?"
45174	_ Why_ had n''t she taken more precise directions before tramping over here?
45174	he exclaimed,"what are you two doing here?"
45174	student-- Listen to your master''s-- I mean,--your instructor''s voice, will you?"
45457	''Gator Road''?
45457	A fly?
45457	A flying bug?
45457	A girl?
45457	A job? 45457 A job?
45457	A new car?
45457	A what?
45457	Am I dreaming? 45457 Am I to meet her?"
45457	And Dot-- may I speak to Miss Carlton?
45457	And Louise, why do n''t you pour them some of this iced- coffee? 45457 And forced her to go with him?"
45457	And get on a steamer?
45457	And how do you happen to be here?
45457	And how''s the most famous girl- pilot in the world?
45457	And lose all that ransom money? 45457 And the man they called the''Doc''?"
45457	And we wait for them there?
45457	And what is your line, outside of kidnapping?
45457	And where are you going?
45457	And where does Susie come into all this?
45457	And where will you go with your Flying Bug, Miss Carlton?
45457	And will you please excuse me-- as I see Dot going to the dressing- room?
45457	And would n''t you like to try her out? 45457 Any news?"
45457	Are n''t you doing a thing to find them, Captain?
45457	Are n''t your family worried about you, Miss Carlton?
45457	Are you O.K., darling?
45457	Are you alone?
45457	Are you engaged to Ralph Clavering-- and is that why you''re turning other men away?
45457	Are you sure that it can go fast enough to suit you, Linda?
45457	Aunt Emily? 45457 Best in the country,"boasted Jackson...."Miss Carlton,"he added,"would you stay at our home while you are in the city?"
45457	But does n''t it make you feel dreadful-- at night, sometimes, or when you''re alone-- to think of leading such a wicked life?
45457	But how can we ever hope to build a fire in this rain? 45457 But how could you possibly know?"
45457	But how did you get away?
45457	But how do we manage it? 45457 But how shall I tell Mrs. Carter?
45457	But if they had, would n''t we have heard? 45457 But it flies?"
45457	But wait, have you had your supper?
45457	But what could you possibly do?
45457	But what good''s money, if you''re a cripple?
45457	But what has that to do with me?
45457	But what shall we do about this visitor?
45457	But what were they doing? 45457 But what''s the grand rush?"
45457	But when you discovered that he was n''t straight, why did n''t you leave him?
45457	But where have you been?
45457	But why did n''t you tell Hal and me that, when we found you in the swamp?
45457	But you agree that I could n''t call it my''Clothes- dryer,''or my''Wind- mill,''do n''t you, Aunt Emily? 45457 But,"she continued as they walked around the autogiro,"is n''t there really any danger of crashing?"
45457	By airplane?
45457	By the way, Miss Carlton,put in the pilot,"did you think to bring any food for lunch?
45457	Can I drive in to the hotel to see you, Ann?
45457	Can we be of any help to you, Miss?
45457	Can you fly that Bug, Susie?
45457	Can you shoot?
45457	Can you take us aboard?
45457	Could n''t you get rid of her, Auntie?
45457	Could n''t you take some other girl?
45457	Could we eat, Sergeant?
45457	Did n''t I tell you to?
45457	Did n''t you see Beefy take that big can to the boat with him? 45457 Did you ever see two such sights as we are?"
45457	Did you realize that at the time?
45457	Did you see them-- the police, I mean?
45457	Do I look like another girl?
45457	Do n''t you suppose we can go today?
45457	Do n''t you want a detective to go with you?
45457	Do n''t you want to try it out?
45457	Do n''t you, Captain?
45457	Do you honestly think she''ll reform?
45457	Do you mean that you wanted to kill me?
45457	Do you really know me?
45457	Do you suppose they''re both sick-- or injured?
45457	Do you think we can make it?
45457	Do you''spose some canoe picked her up-- maybe those same boys that rescued you?
45457	Does Susie like all this?
45457	Does it hurt very much, Susie?
45457	Flying?
45457	Go where?
45457	Good news, Linda?
45457	Got a good knife, Linda?
45457	Got any guns on you?
45457	Got the lines out about her yet?
45457	Had n''t we better be pushing on, if we expect to get out of the swamp before dark?
45457	Had n''t we better eat?
45457	Have n''t you learned from driving a car that it does n''t pay? 45457 Have n''t you read about yourselves?
45457	Have they a good police department?
45457	Have you had your dinner, Sir?
45457	Her disappearance will make it a lot harder to trace that other thief.... Do you really expect to do anything about hunting him, Linda?
45457	How about taking me up for a little fly?
45457	How can we ever thank you enough, Captain Smallweed?
45457	How did it get there?
45457	How did you know where to find us?
45457	How do I know how Linda got away? 45457 How do I know that that plane wo n''t burst into flames any minute?"
45457	How do you expect to get across the state?
45457	How do you get that way?
45457	How do you know that you can fly any plane I happen to get, Miss Carlton?
45457	How long do you think it will take you to get to Cuba?
45457	How long has it been since you ate?
45457	How long will it take us to get to Jacksonville?
45457	How soon do you think you can get off, Linda?
45457	How soon will we get to the coast?
45457	How would you know where to go-- without even a suggestion from Susie?
45457	How?
45457	How?
45457	If it did n''t have a leak----"But did n''t you say that it was broken?
45457	If they had n''t taken it?
45457	In his canoe?
45457	In trouble, girls?
45457	Is her Bug still there?
45457	Is it really, truly you, Linda darling?
45457	Is my bag still in the autogiro?
45457	Is that all you had?
45457	Is there anything I can do?
45457	Is this surely the right island? 45457 It''s huge, is n''t it?"
45457	Just what are your plans, Linda?
45457	Kit?
45457	Like her, Susie?
45457	Linda,said Susie, interrupting these thoughts,"will you go to my tent and get me a magazine I have there?
45457	Linda,she said softly,"see that young man over there at that table back of you-- to the right-- with an older woman?
45457	May I ask you a personal question, Linda?
45457	May I look the plane over before we start?
45457	May we throw our stuff on board first?
45457	Miss Carlton?
45457	Miss Carlton?
45457	Money? 45457 Must you call it that, Linda?"
45457	No, we''ll go straight west.... Or is that the west? 45457 Not in that boat?"
45457	Now, can you climb?
45457	Oh, yeah?
45457	Oh, you did, did you?
45457	Or go straight on to the ocean?
45457	Pretty slick, are n''t they? 45457 Rain or shine?
45457	Ready now?
45457	Ready to start now?
45457	Remember all the dark futures I used to wish for Bess Hulbert?
45457	Say, does this uncover a lot of money? 45457 Shall we eat?"
45457	Shall we get out?
45457	Shall we go back to our island-- if we can find it?
45457	Shall we leave Jacksonville?
45457	Smashed your plane?
45457	So far away-- in an airplane?
45457	So stop that taxi for us, will you please, Captain?... 45457 Soldiers''Camp Island?"
45457	Suppose they get caught?
45457	Susie hurt?
45457	Tell me how you got into a gang like this?
45457	That island does n''t look very far away, does it?
45457	The girl who flew to Paris alone?
45457	The what?
45457	Then where is it?
45457	Then why did you treat him so cruelly? 45457 Then your Ladybug is damaged?"
45457	There are n''t any roads in the swamp, are there?
45457	Think I better try to call him back?
45457	This is a P C A--2, is n''t it?
45457	Tired?
45457	To match my eyes?
45457	To show us the way?
45457	Unless,he added, turning to Susie,"you would want to take the body back to your home?"
45457	Want some grub first, Jake?
45457	Want to come along home with me, and meet the wife? 45457 Was it Jackson Carter who rescued you before, Linda?"
45457	We had a wreck.... Will you take me with you?
45457	We have it.... Now, suppose instead of my asking you questions, you tell us the whole story, Miss----?
45457	We have to be able to manage most anything.... Can you send a car out for me to the Carters''home, early in the morning?
45457	We might even build a boat----"Out of underbrush?
45457	We''ll be delighted to accept, wo n''t we, Linda?
45457	We''re your best friends, are n''t we, Linda? 45457 Well, what''s it all about, Miss Carlton?"
45457	Well, would it, Captain Smallweed?
45457	What boat?
45457	What do you girls mean by going out on a rough sea like this, in a shell like you had?
45457	What do you mean?
45457	What do you mean?
45457	What do you think of that, Linda?
45457	What do you- all call this?
45457	What does he care-- so long as he ai n''t the one that''s hurt?
45457	What does it mean?
45457	What shall we do?
45457	What would be the nearest large city to this southern end of the swamp?
45457	What would you like to do?
45457	What''s in that flask?
45457	What''s new?
45457	What''s the connection between chicken soup and sore throats?
45457	What''s the matter, Dot?
45457	What? 45457 What?
45457	When can I see you, Ann? 45457 When do you expect them back?"
45457	When will you be home, dear?
45457	Where are the other two men?
45457	Where are you hurt?
45457	Where could she go?
45457	Where do you girls want to go now?
45457	Where in the world have you been?
45457	Where is it?
45457	Where is she now?
45457	Where is your mother?
45457	Where would Jim see our old boat?
45457	Where''s Linda?
45457	Where''s Slats?
45457	Where''s Susie?
45457	Where''s your other man?
45457	Where?
45457	Where?
45457	Where?
45457	Which bank?
45457	Who can it be?
45457	Who is she, Auntie?
45457	Who? 45457 Why could n''t we make chicken soup, out of the bones and sea- water?
45457	Why do n''t they fly towards the coast-- towards Georgia?
45457	Why does n''t he come after us?
45457	Why not pick a job in Canada?
45457	Why not?
45457	Why not?
45457	Why the sigh, dear?
45457	Why? 45457 Why?"
45457	Why?
45457	Why?
45457	Will you have her filled with gas and oil, while I sign the contract? 45457 Will you please take my bag to your house, and leave the address with me?"
45457	Will you take the police along?
45457	With the police? 45457 Working?"
45457	Would I have to promise to do this all summer, if I took it on?
45457	Would n''t it be nice to stop and make some coffee?
45457	Would n''t you like to go off in my autogiro today?
45457	Would n''t you rather have your ankle fixed right, and not run the chance of being a cripple for life?
45457	Would you girls consider bringing your families out to our home, to spend the weekend with us?
45457	Would you have gone with me?
45457	Yes-- and weddings are so solemn-- so sort of sad, are n''t they, Auntie? 45457 Yes?"
45457	You are sure you can pilot her, Miss?
45457	You do n''t mean to say that you have been kidnapped?
45457	You do n''t mean to say you''ll take time to fly to Philadelphia, with all your engagements?
45457	You expect to give your whole time to flying?
45457	You foot the bill?
45457	You found it easy to fly, Miss Carlton?
45457	You girls gangsters?
45457	You know the way?
45457	You know, then, that one plane flying over a field can spray as many plants in a day as a hundred of the ordinary spraying machines?
45457	You mean they do n''t trust you?
45457	You mean you are actually willing to go back into that swamp?
45457	You mean you will pilot the plane yourself? 45457 You really are the girl who flew across the ocean alone, and won that big prize?"
45457	You really believe you can fix it in one day?
45457	You really expect to buy one today, Linda?
45457	You really expect to catch those two on that island?
45457	You stole the autogiro?
45457	You want to try it again in canoes?
45457	You wo n''t go to Green Falls-- with all the rest of the crowd?
45457	You''ll burn your old stuff, wo n''t you?
45457	You''re Miss Carlton, are n''t you?
45457	You''re not going to pull some new stunt on us, are you, Linda? 45457 You''re not too tired, are you, Linda?"
45457	You''re not wishing you were back again?
45457	Your aunt?
45457	Your business?
45457	Ai n''t he a good ad for his own cookin''?"
45457	Ai n''t that right?"
45457	Am I to have this particular one?
45457	And ai n''t your Bug the easiest thing to spot in the air?"
45457	And kept it all this time?"
45457	And what kind of plane do you intend to buy next, since you sold your Bellanca in Paris?"
45457	And will you ask one of the servants to waken me at seven o''clock?"
45457	And would the boat stop at their signal of distress?
45457	And-- would your friends care to go up with you?"
45457	Any news?"
45457	Anything breakable in it?"
45457	Are n''t we lucky to have that food?"
45457	Are n''t you the only girl who ever flew the Atlantic alone?
45457	Are you there?"
45457	Beneath the surface, she could see thick vegetation; would this, she wondered, support her weight if she were to attempt to walk in it?
45457	But do you mean you were going to shoot Linda?"
45457	But wait-- was she?
45457	But we have to stop in Jacksonville first.... Aunt Emily, could n''t you and Mrs. Crowley come to Jacksonville?
45457	But why do you want to go to Philadelphia, Linda?"
45457	By plane?"
45457	By the way, I''m rooming with you?"
45457	Can we go tomorrow morning?
45457	Can we go with him there?"
45457	Capturing a hundred thousand dollars by a clever trick----""Is there really that much?"
45457	Carlton?"
45457	Carlton?"
45457	Carter?"
45457	Clothing?"
45457	Could Dot and Linda have gone off in that?"
45457	Could I run after her?"
45457	Could it be the money?
45457	Could we have a piece of bread, or anything to eat?"
45457	Dared she suggest that the other girl deceive her husband-- or would she only be punished for such an idea?
45457	Did n''t he realize that she would never dare fly this autogiro where anyone could see her?
45457	Did n''t we have fun?"
45457	Did they mean to leave her on the island, or send her to South America?
45457	Did you, Lou?"
45457	Do we have to pass Black Jack Island to get out of the swamp?"
45457	Do you know them, or are they people I have met at Palm Beach sometime, one of those winters when we went to Florida?"
45457	Does n''t your Aunt Emily make you do that?"
45457	Fly the Pacific-- or the Arctic Ocean?"
45457	Flying to South America, or Alaska?
45457	Get me?"
45457	Give me a signal----""How?"
45457	Had her excitement over regaining her autogiro destroyed all her common sense?
45457	Had she lost control of the plane, and were they about to be dashed to pieces?
45457	Had the girls died of starvation, or was there foul play of some kind?
45457	Her blue eyes became pleading, and she asked, in an almost child- like tone,"You wo n''t tell on me, will you, Captain Magee?"
45457	Hiding from justice?"
45457	Hiding in the background, waiting to shoot them all down when they were off guard?
45457	How could he ever have doubted that she was of good family?
45457	How could she ever hope to be free from the stain of her last two years of living-- since her marriage to"Slats"?
45457	How could she have been so stupid?
45457	How could they ever tell these two men the terrible news?
45457	How''s everything?"
45457	I''m glad to get rid of that gang.... And, Linda-- how''bout if we be friends?
45457	If so, would n''t he perhaps be above the level of the others-- and might she not expect, if not sympathy, at least fair play from him?
45457	If these boys found it so dreadful, what must it have seemed like to Linda?
45457	If we rig up some kind of signal of distress----""What shall we use?
45457	Impatient at the delay, her husband demanded,"Got the idea how to run her?"
45457	Instead, she asked:"How soon do you go, Linda?"
45457	It''s dangerous-- you may be killed.... And, and, besides----""Besides, what?"
45457	Not hurt?"
45457	Nothing but ocean and sky.... Do you have your revolver handy, Dot?"
45457	Oh, are you all right?
45457	Or to die of thirst?"
45457	Or was he delirious, and thought he was talking to some other Linda?
45457	Pitcairn?"
45457	Remember the time you gave up a dance to fly one?"
45457	See the wind- mill on top?"
45457	Shall I send a wire?"
45457	Shall we fly over immediately, Sergeant Worth?"
45457	Shall we go there?"
45457	So if you would just get us a taxi, and send us to the best hotel in Havana----""In those rigs?"
45457	So ought n''t we to be privileged with the first ride?"
45457	Suppose the storm had washed the Ladybug away-- or even the whole island?"
45457	Ted, do you suppose they''re starved?
45457	That the police all over the country would be on the look- out for this very plane?
45457	The girls nodded, and Dot asked, with anxiety,"But who''s guiding the boat now, while Mr. Steve eats his supper?"
45457	Turning about, she saw Jackson behind her,"How do you do?"
45457	Was it possible that all this scare had risen to alarm the world for the simple reason that Linda Carlton had run out of gas?
45457	Was it possible that she was sick-- or only asleep?
45457	Was it possible that they had found the girls-- dead?
45457	Was it possible that this man was a physician?
45457	Was it possible that this man was an officer of the law, and the criminals were caught?
45457	Was n''t it only nerves after all?
45457	Was n''t your story in all the newspapers, tellin''all about this trip of your''n?
45457	Was the other occupant a woman?
45457	We ca n''t all four get into that canoe, so Susie and I had better stay here, had n''t we?
45457	We did n''t know it was going to spring a leak.... Would it take very long to run us to the coast, Mr.--Captain----?"
45457	Were Linda and Dot safe?
45457	Were the boys coming back so soon?
45457	What could you do with a girl like Linda?
45457	What does it feel like to starve to death?
45457	What have you girls got in that bag, that''s so important to deliver in a hurry?"
45457	What if she should drown now, in the midst of her own country-- after she had conquered the Atlantic Ocean successfully?
45457	What money?"
45457	What was the man going to do to her?
45457	What was the use of talking to a person like that?
45457	What would her niece be up to next?
45457	What?"
45457	When everything looked blackest----""You mean about being lost in the Okefenokee Swamp?"
45457	Where could she possibly be?
45457	Where did you see her?"
45457	Where is it located?"
45457	Where was he?
45457	Where was she going?
45457	Where was she?
45457	Where?"
45457	Why had she taken such a dislike to a young man as handsome as Jackson Carter?
45457	Why were n''t they there?
45457	Why, then, had n''t the girls come back?
45457	Why?"
45457	Will wonders never cease?
45457	Will you go with them, Worth?"
45457	Would that be enough to take her out of this"trembling land,"which was the meaning of the Indian word,"Okefenokee"?
45457	Would the rescue come in time?
45457	Would they torture her, perhaps, if her father refused to raise the ransom, and called the police to his aid?
45457	You could wire my aunt for me, could n''t you?"
45457	You have heard of that, no doubt?"
45457	You have matches in your pocket?"
45457	You have to put salt in it anyway, do n''t you?"
45457	You mean that?"
45457	You really have that money?
45457	You will come, wo n''t you, girls-- as soon as the whole party is together?"