Questions

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

identifier	question
58098	Why do n''t stars come out in the day- time?
58098	You poor silly emu,she said,"why do n''t you kill all your chicks except one?
58098	He can put a curse in even more easily than he can get it out, and if he puts it in who is there to take it away?
58098	If we visited Yarrabah to- day, by means of our magic carpet, what should we see?
58098	Is it not strange that we should find this old Hebrew custom still in use in wild Australia?
58098	Where do you think I should be if I went about with a family like that?
58098	Would any of them volunteer to go?
21383	And who are you?
21383	As the moon is about to rise, we shall soon be able to see our way,said Oliver;"but what can have happened to Hector?"
21383	But what about the blacks and the bushrangers?
21383	But what has become of your gun?
21383	Can he have been attacked by bushrangers, and thrown here?
21383	Can this be the river we were to come to?
21383	Did any of you gentlemen catch sight of them?
21383	Did you fall in with a young fellow who had been stuck up by bushrangers?
21383	Did you notice the countenance of one of the others?
21383	Do n''t you think it would be prudent to mount the horses and gallop off before they again attack us?
21383	Do n''t you think that we could do something for the poor lad?
21383	Have you got the horses?
21383	Here comes my brother Guy; if you have n''t eaten your dinner you''ll join us, wo n''t you?
21383	I should like to go and see it,I exclaimed;"can we do so without risk of being discovered?"
21383	Is there any chance of overtaking them? 21383 May I ask your name?"
21383	What are they for?
21383	What can have become of him?
21383	What can that be?
21383	What can that be?
21383	What could have made that hole?
21383	What had we better do then?
21383	What if they should be bushrangers?
21383	What is your pleasure, friends?
21383	What should we do?
21383	What was the black fellow saying?
21383	What''s all that noise about?
21383	What''s the matter, my man?
21383	What''s the matter?
21383	What, do you mean the youngest of the three?
21383	Where do you think you were going?
21383	Where is the station?
21383	Whereabouts are they?
21383	Which of you lads was keeping guard?
21383	Who are you, young chaps, and where are you going?
21383	But, whom have you there?
21383	Guy Thurston?"
21383	Hector, Hector, is it you?"
21383	I asked;"can you remember where you left it?"
21383	I suppose you have heard of us?"
21383	Picked up a couple of pirates on the road?"
21383	What can the fellow mean?"
21383	What do you think, Hector?"
21383	Where do you come from?"
21383	With an oath the big man shouted out--"Why do n''t you stop them, you fellows?"
21383	You''re caught at last, are you?
21383	` Little Guy''we used to call you, and you have n''t forgotten me?"
56699	A chief''s daughter, are you?
56699	After all,said another of the girls,"what have we to fret about?
56699	And are they looking for me?
56699	And he was a big kangaroo, do you say?
56699	And if you fail?
56699	And none of you went back to avenge Kon- garn?
56699	And this queer yellow earth, that slips away under the feet-- is that Magic too?
56699	And what is all this about? 56699 And what is that ridiculous thing she said about a home in the clouds?"
56699	And you will take us there?
56699	And your bruises-- how are they?
56699	Are you Magic?
56699	Are you mad?
56699	Are you very cold?
56699	But what is to be done?
56699	But where did he go?
56699	But where is he now? 56699 But where should we go?"
56699	But who that has once tasted cooked food can ever forget it?
56699	But why can not one have both?
56699	Ca n''t you go and see if they belong to our tribe?
56699	Can you not take me back?
56699	Certainly they mean to go, and to take Fire with them; did we not hear them talking about it while we perched on their wurley?
56699	Could you teach me?
56699	Dead, was I?
56699	Did ever anyone see such great coarse feet?
56699	Did you notice if they had food?
56699	Did you notice what they were like?
56699	Did you see Tar- nar''s sneering face as she threw this evil food in to us?
56699	Do you like him, Master?
56699	Do you mean me to believe that there is truly such a kangaroo?
56699	Do you not speak my language?
56699	Do you not think that wings are only a small price to pay for such dancing?
56699	Do you say there are dead men there?
56699	Does it feel pleasant?
56699	Eh?
56699	Great and beautiful, am I?
56699	Have we not skinned him? 56699 Have you any food?"
56699	Have you any water?
56699	Have you found some?
56699	Have you had enough?
56699	Have you seen them?
56699	How are we to get any food?
56699	How are we to rescue them?
56699	How are you?
56699	How can I tell?
56699	How can we join you?
56699	How did we know?
56699	How did you know I was lost?
56699	How is this?
56699	How should I know what they were like? 56699 I ache all over-- is it not enough for you?"
56699	I shall have a flat forehead, shall I?
56699	I? 56699 If you make such a clatter, how can I tell you?"
56699	Is Kuperee after you?
56699	Is it dry, this ironstone wurley?
56699	Is that the mighty axe of which all the tribes have heard?
56699	Is_ that_ the Sea?
56699	Magic? 56699 May I not go and bite him?"
56699	No; why should we?
56699	Now, who was that?
56699	Oh-- then the camp is not good enough for you to mourn in?
56699	That would be very unpleasant, would it not? 56699 The cold weather will be here, and then what will you do?"
56699	Then how did I come to life?
56699	Then how shall we ever get any more? 56699 Then you will tell us where is the sheltered place?"
56699	There is nothing living there?
56699	They have weaved spells, but what good have they done?
56699	Well, why do they make them so strong and large, and how else will they get away?
56699	Well?
56699	What are we to do?
56699	What do you eat?
56699	What do you mean by that?
56699	What does it matter? 56699 What furs have you?"
56699	What has happened to you, that you and this stranger have suddenly gone mad? 56699 What has made the water turn bad?"
56699	What have you been barking for?
56699	What have you done to yourself?
56699	What is that?
56699	What is that?
56699	What is that?
56699	What is the matter with you? 56699 What is the matter?"
56699	What is the use of becoming angry when there is nothing to be gained by it? 56699 What of that?"
56699	What songs do you sing?
56699	What would you say to ants''eggs?
56699	Whatever is Wildoo about?
56699	When will you teach me?
56699	Where am I?
56699	Where do you go, girls?
56699	Where is the other side?
56699	Where is the wallaby?
56699	Who are these who lie beside me?
56699	Who are you?
56699	Who are you?
56699	Who can make a Frog laugh?
56699	Who is brave now?
56699	Who is it?
56699	Why do you not answer me?
56699	Why do you talk?
56699	Why have you taken to playing with sticks?
56699	Why should we not spear him as he lies?
56699	Why should you want to know how we are? 56699 Why?
56699	Why?
56699	Will he not give Fire to us all?
56699	Will you give me some fire to do my cooking?
56699	Will you lend us your stone axe, my father? 56699 Will you not make it grow, so that each of us may have some?"
56699	Would you not say that they were alive?
56699	All the animals and birds cried out at once, saying,"What is it?"
56699	And what did he do?"
56699	Are we to die of thirst?"
56699	Are you afraid?"
56699	Are you sure it is not Magic?"
56699	Are you weary with all your wanderings?"
56699	Art afraid any longer, Inda?"
56699	Art afraid, Pilla?"
56699	Besides, it was Miraga who asked, and was she not the chief''s daughter?
56699	But I-- see, is there anything wrong with me?"
56699	But he knew that they would return: and then, what would await him?
56699	But he said nothing: until at length the other birds began to ask themselves was it really true that Wildoo was afraid?
56699	But is it not for such matters that we keep the magic- men?"
56699	But possibly they may not be so lucky-- who can tell?"
56699	But what can we do?"
56699	But why does he not go on, and bring all these other dead men to life too?"
56699	But will you cook me a wallaby if I take you there?"
56699	Can a skinned animal move-- even if he be Kuperee?"
56699	Did Bunjil mention if it came ready cooked too?
56699	Did I really hit you in all those places?"
56699	Do you not find it very uncomfortable and awkward?"
56699	Do you think the water will come any higher?"
56699	Does it look curious?"
56699	Have you food?"
56699	Have you known it before?"
56699	Have you never heard of it?"
56699	How is it that you go about in that little boat?"
56699	How?"
56699	I?"
56699	Is it a game?"
56699	Is it any warmer where you are?"
56699	Is it you, Pilla and Inda?"
56699	May I come in and sit in that corner?"
56699	Now what are we to do?"
56699	Perhaps you did not know that in the very early times all the Wokala were white?
56699	See, Inda-- is not that where he sleeps?"
56699	So he stayed all night, and in the morning Warreen said,"Why not spare me a few days, now that you are here?"
56699	Sometimes he would think about the Winter, and say to Mirran:"When are you going to build your willum?"
56699	Talking did not mend the matter at all, and against Magic, what could anyone do?
56699	Tell me, Pelican, have you seen any of our people?
56699	The other blacks said to him:"Where are you going?"
56699	Then the first said,"Where is my tarnuk?"
56699	They ask,"Is it good to eat?"
56699	They came slowly-- but where were their white feathers, of which they had been so proud?
56699	Warreen said,"Why not stay the night?
56699	Was it with this that you killed the monster?"
56699	What are you looking at?"
56699	What can a man want more?
56699	What is there to go for?"
56699	What tree is that?"
56699	What will he do when they have gone?"
56699	Who could imagine a wall, strong enough to stop warriors, yet that could not be seen?
56699	Who was this awkward brown monster of a bird, to drop out of nowhere and talk to them as if she were a Queen?
56699	Who will shed it for me?"
56699	Why do n''t you hit Kuperee as hard as that?"
56699	Why not?"
56699	Why should they call him that?
56699	Why should we obey him?"
56699	Why should we submit to these women, the Kar- ak- ar- ook?
56699	Will you cook it for me, if I show you the ants''nest?"
56699	Will you hunt with me?"
56699	Will you not come?"
56699	Will you not tell us where it is?"
56699	Would you like it?"
56699	Would you mind going away?
56699	and a third,"Who has taken all our tarnuks?"
56699	and how dare you call us nice little birds?
56699	did you imagine that you would need a Pirha in the sky?"
56699	is that you?"
23374	A big one, aunt?
23374	A black fellow?
23374	ALONG O''THAT THERE NIGGER?
23374	ARE YOU AFRAID?
23374	Ah, Ned,said the former,"heard the news?
23374	Ai n''t they good?
23374	Am I to cut it in slices and butter it?
23374	And pray who is to protect your mother and sisters and aunt, eh?
23374	And the black came to you for help?
23374	And their wives too?
23374	And this line-- Oh, I ca n''t explain it, Rifle, can you?
23374	And you laughing too?
23374	And you, German?
23374	Another,he said quietly; and taking Tim''s gun as the sound of loading went on, he suddenly cried,"Who''s at the back?"
23374	Any one hurt?
23374	Anything wrong?
23374	Are cockatoos?
23374	Are the black fellows gone?
23374	Are there no other dangerous creatures infesting water, sir?
23374	Are they gone?
23374	Are we always to be looking after the cattle and building?
23374	Are you going to take this bread?
23374	As if you could eat carpet- snake, eh?
23374	Baal gib mine big damper?
23374	Baal whip Shanter?
23374	Big white Mary gib Shanter damper?
23374	Big white Mary gib plenty soff damper?
23374	Big white Mary want to kill Shanter?
23374	Bio white Mary gib damper?
23374	Black fellow go now?
23374	Black fellow?
23374	Black fellow?
23374	Black fellow?
23374	Black fellow?
23374	Black fellow?
23374	Black fellow?
23374	Black? 23374 Blacks?
23374	Blows of clubs?
23374	Boys have been at what?
23374	Brandy?
23374	But I say, wo n''t uncle be in a way?
23374	But are you better?
23374	But could n''t you get some one else to look for her?
23374	But have you been to try and find her?
23374	But how are we going to find our way back?
23374	But how many did you see?
23374	But how-- how was it?
23374	But they will not come again after such a fright, will they?
23374	But what was it?
23374	But you will have a bit of the river too?
23374	But you will not be very hard upon him, father?
23374	But you will not sit up for him alone?
23374	But, Tim, are they good?
23374	CAN''T YOU SEE?
23374	Ca n''t mine find the track, Shanter?
23374	Ca n''t we do anything? 23374 Ca n''t you hear?
23374	Ca n''t you sleep?
23374	Can you see any of them, Tim? 23374 Can you see them?"
23374	Can you?
23374	Caught any?
23374	Come back?
23374	Come,he whispered,"is this being brave and setting the boys a good example?"
23374	Coming back, sir? 23374 Could n''t we pen three or four?
23374	Crept away? 23374 Did mamma and the girls come out because we cheered?"
23374	Did n''t you kill it, Shanter?
23374	Did you both see blacks?
23374	Did you kill it?
23374	Did you see?
23374	Do n''t you remember I told you ever so long ago that we were just crossing the line?
23374	Do n''t you see that our last chance has gone?
23374	Do n''t you see, father?
23374	Do n''t you think we had better hold our tongues?
23374	Do you hear me, sir?
23374	Do you see those, father?
23374	Eh, you want Shanter?
23374	Eh? 23374 Eh?
23374	Eh? 23374 Eh?
23374	Eh? 23374 Eh?
23374	Eh?
23374	Emus?
23374	Father, you do n''t think he is killed?
23374	Feel frightened?
23374	Flint and steel and tinder?
23374	Flour? 23374 Forgib mine,"cried the black eagerly;"forgib plenty soff damper-- forgib mine horse fellow to ride?"
23374	Forsaken?
23374	Full, is n''t it?
23374	Get on, will yer?
23374	Give up, now we are all so settled and comfortable and happy, all for the sake of a pack of savages? 23374 Give up?"
23374	Go''long?
23374	Going up the country, then, are you?
23374	Gone?
23374	Got everything, boys?
23374	Grass? 23374 Guinea fowls?"
23374	HAVE I DONE RIGHT?
23374	HOW MANY DID YOU BRING DOWN?
23374	HOW MANY DID YOU SEE?
23374	Had n''t you better take up land where you can get help if you want it?
23374	Had we not better tell Edward?
23374	Had''nuff? 23374 Hansum?
23374	Has she been eating some poisonous weed?
23374	Have I done right?
23374	Have you boys placed the cask and chest in the fireplace?
23374	Have you got it, Tim?
23374	Have you, Rifle?
23374	Hear um''peak?
23374	Here, what''s the matter?
23374	Here,cried Norman;"what for you come along steal flour?"
23374	Hetty,cried Ida, ceasing,"what is it?"
23374	Hey? 23374 Hey?
23374	Horrid, ai n''t they?
23374	How are we to find our way back?
23374	How are you getting on?
23374	How big?
23374	How can I tell that he is not going to lead us into some ambush, where his tribe will murder us and seize upon our goods and stores?
23374	How dare you come stealing here in the dark and meddling with my horses?
23374	How do I know that he does?
23374	How do you know, sir?
23374	How do you know?
23374	How do you know?
23374	How do you like Australia, Sam?
23374	How many are there, aunt?
23374	How many did you see, Tim?
23374	How this fellow come along?
23374	Hungry again?
23374	I only wish they would, eh, Henley?
23374	I say, Rifle, do n''t you feel nervous coming right out here where there is n''t a soul?
23374	I say, Sam, which did you put in first, the powder or shot?
23374	I say, boys, how long could we hold out?
23374	I say, boys, we are n''t afraid of one, are we?
23374	I say, boys,he exclaimed,"whereabouts are we?"
23374	I say, does n''t it seem rum? 23374 I say, father,"cried Rifle,"when are we to go off on an expedition and have some hunting and fishing?
23374	I say, go and leave that there garden, with all them young trees and plants just a- beginning to laugh at us and say what they''re a- going to do? 23374 I say, why not shoot one?"
23374	I say, you do n''t mean it?
23374	I say,cried the latter, watching his cousin curiously, as he was munching away fast;"they are n''t good, are they?"
23374	Ida''s favourite?
23374	If that''s a native,said Raphael,"he has come out of his shell, eh, Tim?"
23374	Ill?
23374	In a tree?
23374	Injun corn, eh? 23374 Innocent?
23374	Is one kind of bird peculiar to this country, then?
23374	Is that the way that fellow means to kill us?
23374	Is the ship going down?
23374	It was you that made the row?
23374	It''s over two hours since we have heard them: all gone along, eh?
23374	Let''s see; there was the black, the snake--"Snake? 23374 Little Marmi want myall black fellow come along?"
23374	Look here, about the line: do n''t you know that there''s a north pole and a south pole?
23374	Look here,cried Tim;"are either of you two going to taste one of these things?"
23374	Make um all cry,said the black, apostrophising Aunt Georgie; then, turning to the captain,"Big white Mary wo n''t tick knifum in poor Shanter?"
23374	Makum fire, makum damper, pot a kettle tea?
23374	Marmi baal go along?
23374	Marmi gib Shanter plenty horse fellow ride?
23374	Marmi want Shanter?
23374	Matter, my dear? 23374 Matter?"
23374	Me, sir-- prejudiced?
23374	Mine throw? 23374 Ned, old fellow, what is it?"
23374	No tick a knifum in Shanter?
23374	No tick a knifum in?
23374	No, no, it''s gone; but what are you doing here?
23374	No: that is our weakest place,said the captain;"but I''ll soon set that right.--See anything of them, boys?"
23374	Nor you, boys?
23374	Norman, my dear, how can you be such a rude child?
23374	Norman-- Rifle-- Tim?
23374	Not find her?
23374	Not give tickpence drive bullockum?
23374	Not going to turn back, then?
23374	Not in a hot country like this?
23374	Not let you ride in the day, sir? 23374 Not seen her to- day?"
23374	Not suspicious, then?
23374	Not there?
23374	Not when the savage knows better?
23374	Now for my bread and water,he said.--"Have some damper, Shanter?"
23374	Now, German, ready with the bars? 23374 Now,"said Rifle;"was I right?"
23374	Oh yes, he has hung about here for a long time now, and picked it up wonderfully.--You can talk English, ca n''t you, Ashantee?
23374	Oh, Edward dear,cried Mrs Bedford,"you will not go farther into the wilderness?"
23374	Oh, Master Raffle, do n''t you turn again me, too.--He''s too hard, ai n''t he, Master''Temus?
23374	Oh, could we?
23374	Oh, dare n''t I? 23374 Oh, they''ll send us something, and-- look, look-- what are those?"
23374	One moment, sir,cried the doctor, interrupting;"will you come and settle near your fellow- creatures?"
23374	One?
23374	Or kangaroo?
23374	Physic? 23374 Pier, Master Norman?"
23374	Pity?
23374	Plaint''em? 23374 Rain, aunt?
23374	Rather horrible,said Uncle Jack, quietly;"eh, Norman, lad?
23374	Rifle, Tim,whispered Norman, in horror,"could n''t we get out by the front and take them down to the scrub?
23374	Rough? 23374 See anything?"
23374	See the kangaroos?
23374	See what?
23374	Seems ruin, does n''t it?
23374	Seen anything of him, father?
23374	Seen anything, father?
23374	Shall I go and tell the captain?
23374	Shall I speak, Henley?
23374	Shall I?
23374	Shall we be able to stay here, father?
23374	Shall we call father and tell him first?
23374	Shall we cooey?
23374	Shall we go and try ourselves?
23374	Shall we relieve guard, father?
23374	Shanter catch sheep fellow, eat mutton?
23374	Shanter, Shanter, old fellow, ca n''t you speak?
23374	She were loaded this time, master,he said fiercely,"and some on''em knowed it.--How many did you bring down, Master''Temus?"
23374	She will not have strayed far from the track, will she, Sam?
23374	Six what, father?
23374	So do I, uncle,cried Rifle, warmly,"for I''m sure it was n''t Shanter.--What do you think, Tim?"
23374	So near the camp, and quite ignorant of our being here.--Will they come this way in the morning, Shanter?
23374	Stay, boy? 23374 Strange, is n''t it?"
23374	THINK YOU CAN HIT A BLACK?
23374	That black fellow still here?
23374	That explains it all, eh, Jack?
23374	The flowers?
23374	The trees? 23374 Then I need not ask you, boys?"
23374	Then why did my uncle post sentries?
23374	Then why did you not speak?
23374	Then why do n''t you go and kill that one?
23374	Then will the land grow potatoes?
23374	Then you''ve lost her?
23374	Think so? 23374 Think they will get round to the back to try and drive off the bullocks?"
23374	Think they''re dangerous?
23374	Think you can hit a black, Sam?
23374	Thirty feet long, was n''t it?
23374	Thirty? 23374 This ca n''t be all of it, uncle?"
23374	Through the window?
23374	Thrust or thrown?
23374	Tink Shanter funny?
23374	To bite me?
23374	Uneasy, eh?
23374	Want mine?
23374	Was it your doing?
23374	We''ve got plenty of everything, and only want to start off-- How long can you do without us, father?
23374	Well then, of course you will begin a house soon?
23374	Well, Norman?
23374	Well, father do n''t want his cattle driven away, does he?
23374	Well, girls,cried the captain, passing his arms round his daughter and niece''s waists,"what do you think of it?"
23374	Well, they will not come to- night, will they?
23374	Well, what are you looking at?
23374	Well, what at? 23374 Well, who cares?"
23374	Well, who wants wild- flowers, sir? 23374 Well, who''s boomer?"
23374	Well,he cried, as he approached Tim, who was gazing intently at a patch of low scrubby trees a short distance off;"seen the enemy?"
23374	Well,said Norman, running his hand along the belt,"what of it?"
23374	Well; is she ill?
23374	Were those club blows, father?
23374	What a matter-- what a matter?
23374	What about him?
23374	What and scare the poor animal with his black face? 23374 What are you bound to say?"
23374	What are you doing here?
23374	What are you eating, Sam?
23374	What are you going to do, father?
23374	What can you see, Sam?
23374	What can you smell?
23374	What did you do that for?
23374	What did you do that for?
23374	What do I say, sir?
23374	What do you call them, then?
23374	What do you mean?
23374	What do you mean?
23374	What do you mean?
23374	What do you say, Ned?
23374	What do you say?
23374	What do you want?
23374	What does he mean?
23374	What does he say?
23374	What does the creature mean?
23374	What for go along? 23374 What for tickpence?"
23374	What for?
23374	What for?
23374	What has he brought in his bag?
23374	What have I done-- what does it mean?
23374	What is it, boys?
23374	What is it-- what did you see?
23374	What is it?
23374	What is the meaning of this?
23374	What made you say that?
23374	What man?
23374	What muddle are you talking?
23374	What shall we do? 23374 What shall you do?"
23374	What should we take the flour for?
23374	What six- ting?
23374	What the mouse colour?
23374	What the red and white Alderney?
23374	What would you say if I tell you I am going?
23374	What''s a game?
23374	What''s he going to do?
23374	What''s his name?
23374	What''s that, father-- lightning?
23374	What''s the good now? 23374 What''s the good of flowers, sir?
23374	What''s the matter, Man? 23374 What''s the matter, Man?"
23374	What''s the matter, Rifle?
23374	What''s the matter, Sam?
23374	What''s the matter, Shanter?
23374	What''s the matter, aunt?
23374	What''s the matter?
23374	What''s the matter?
23374	What''s the matter?
23374	What''s the matter?
23374	What''s to be done, father?
23374	What, are there really savages there?
23374	What, are you afraid?
23374	What, because we have seen a few blacks? 23374 What, did your knees feel all shivery- wiggle?"
23374	What, down the chimney?
23374	What, in the middle of the night, like this? 23374 What, old Sourkrout?"
23374	What, taste this?
23374	What, tell a couple o''big thumpers like that?
23374	What, the bullock?
23374	What, those birds?
23374	What, with Shanter here?
23374	What, you found that heifer?
23374	What-- you mean?
23374	What? 23374 What?
23374	What? 23374 What?
23374	What?
23374	What?
23374	What?
23374	What?
23374	What?
23374	Whatever is the matter with that cow?
23374	Where all white Mary?
23374	Where are you going?
23374	Where big white Mary? 23374 Where is she?"
23374	Where little bull- cow fellow-- go bong?
23374	Where will you get your patients?
23374	Where''s Shanter, Rifle?
23374	Where? 23374 Where?"
23374	Where?
23374	Who calls us` Dingo Boys?''
23374	Who needed rest more?
23374	Who said I was, sir? 23374 Who said it was a bunyip?"
23374	Who says it''s going to rain?
23374	Who''s boomer?
23374	Who''s going about always tied to a gun?
23374	Who''s that?
23374	Who?--savages?
23374	Whom shall I send?
23374	Why did n''t you shoot the savage?
23374	Why have you been so long?
23374	Why is she lowing like that? 23374 Why, when did we scorn gardens?"
23374	Why, you are not afraid, sir?
23374	Why, you blind old mole, ca n''t you see?
23374	Why, you do n''t mean to say you believe poor old Shanter would steal flour, do you, aunt?
23374	Why?
23374	Why?
23374	Why?
23374	Why?
23374	Will it be time enough to lock the stable door when the steed is stolen, sir?
23374	Will she get better, father?
23374	Will you come?
23374	Wo n''t it be time enough when the black fellows come, father?
23374	Work?
23374	Would I?
23374	Would n''t you like to go right forward?
23374	Yes, Sam; but are you quite sure she has gone?
23374	Yes, is n''t it, uncle?
23374	Yes,said the captain, after listening for a few moments.--"Going away, Jack?"
23374	You did that?
23374	You do n''t understand?
23374	You give Shanter tickpence?
23374	You have noted that, Rifle?
23374	You here, uncle?
23374	You pidney?
23374	You put the snake in the kitchen?
23374	You saw them?
23374	You think so, Jack?
23374	You''re both so what?
23374	You''re sure it''s quite full?
23374	You?
23374	--he stumbled and nearly fell--"wounded?
23374	And these other things?"
23374	Are n''t he expected to do something for his wittles?"
23374	Are n''t the land good enough for you?"
23374	Are n''t you going to have a drop yourself?"
23374	Are the other windows fast?"
23374	Are those what they are?"
23374	Are we going to anchor close up to that pier thing?"
23374	Are you?"
23374	Big fire where?
23374	Big white Mary gib Shanter plenty soff damper now?"
23374	Bright sunshine, a glittering river, waving trees, a glorious atmosphere, and dear old Dame Nature smiling a welcome.--What do you say, Jack?"
23374	Budgery?"
23374	But I say, father, sha n''t we have time to fish and shoot?"
23374	But what are you going to do?"
23374	But why were they there, then?
23374	But you have not heard them all night?"
23374	But you see, do n''t you?"
23374	Ca n''t yer see for yourselves, you young gents, as things wo n''t grow here proper?"
23374	Can nothing be done?"
23374	Certainly, they knew that the sea lay somewhere due east, but even if they could reach the sea, where would they be-- north or south of a settlement?
23374	Come along all dark?"
23374	Come now, did n''t you?"
23374	Damper?"
23374	Damper?"
23374	Did you throw that spear, Shanter?"
23374	Do n''t you see?
23374	Do you hear?
23374	Do you suppose I keep horses for you?"
23374	Do you think they will stay till they''ve killed us all?"
23374	Fine sugar- bag-- kill poss?
23374	Funny?
23374	Give him some water?"
23374	Grow taters, will he?
23374	Had n''t we better go and rouse up father?"
23374	Hardly likely, is it?"
23374	Have you seen one?"
23374	Have you the gun handy?"
23374	How dare you come here?"
23374	How does he know as they''ll grow?"
23374	How far do you mean to go to- night?"
23374	How far do you think it is-- eight miles?"
23374	How far do you think we are from the nearest neighbours, Edward?"
23374	How then?"
23374	How was it?"
23374	How''s it to be done?"
23374	I daresay we shall know more about them by- and- by.--What made you go forward, Tim, when Rifle came to you-- to look at the kangaroos?"
23374	I never see no line?"
23374	I say, Man, do n''t you wish we were all safe somewhere else?"
23374	I say, Tim, feel frightened?"
23374	I say, could n''t we all make an attack upon them in their camp?"
23374	I say, it is n''t the colt, is it?"
23374	I say, see them chaps yonder?"
23374	I say, whoever would have thought of their doing that?"
23374	I say-- no games-- are they really nice?"
23374	I would n''t give up in your place.--Will you speak now, Henley?"
23374	India- rubber?"
23374	Inger- rubber?
23374	Is n''t it, Man?"
23374	Is n''t that what you mean?"
23374	Is that fellow in collusion with the people coming on?"
23374	Is that how English ladies should encourage those who are fighting for their lives?"
23374	Is there some black on my nose?"
23374	It''s my poor Jersey, and-- goodness gracious, what is the matter with her tail?"
23374	Look here, Shan, are you afraid?"
23374	Man?"
23374	Marmi Tim shoot?
23374	Mine find big white Mary over there?"
23374	More tea?"
23374	Not want something to eat?"
23374	Now about that black.--Here, Jack, what do you say?
23374	Now tell me this, What colour ought green trees to be?"
23374	Now, can we do any more?"
23374	Now, tell me this, do I ever refuse to grant you boys any reasonable enjoyment?"
23374	Pray, where is your compass?"
23374	See some game over yonder?"
23374	Shall I fire?"
23374	Shall I fire?"
23374	Shall I fire?"
23374	Shall I give up?
23374	Shall I start back at once?"
23374	Shall I, after putting my hand to the plough, want faith and go back?"
23374	Shall he put it in the kitchen?"
23374	Shall we dress again, and go and offer to help?"
23374	Shall we start?"
23374	Stolen?"
23374	That colt?"
23374	That thought was-- suppose all our horses''footprints are washed away?
23374	The only difference seems to be that it has a crest.--But how much farther do you make it to the tree, German?"
23374	Then as he picked it up--"Shall we trust to what he said?
23374	Then to the black,"They will not come to- night?"
23374	Then turning to Ida:"Do you think it is three days since you have seen the heifer?"
23374	Then, turning to Aunt Georgie,"Big white Mary gib soff damper?"
23374	Think I want to make a schoolboy''s pop- patch?
23374	Think I''m going to turn savage because I''ve come to Australia?
23374	Think the horse has n''t got enough to drag without you?
23374	Think they''ll come?"
23374	This was only from a few yards away, and directly after a familiar voice shouted:"Why baal not call along coo- ee?
23374	Was it, after all, to surprise the camp, and was Shanter holding him down to be made a prisoner or for death?
23374	We will go straight across from here to that hill-- mountain I ought to call it.--Do you see, German?"
23374	What are we going to do for neighbours when we get there?"
23374	What are you loaded with?"
23374	What birds are those?"
23374	What could it be?
23374	What did it mean?
23374	What did we say last night about being lost in the bush?"
23374	What do you mean?"
23374	What do you say?"
23374	What have you heard?"
23374	What is the matter with the black?"
23374	What physic?
23374	What say?"
23374	What should he do?
23374	What should we do?"
23374	What would you do, Jack?"
23374	What''s in a name?"
23374	What''s that?"
23374	What''s the good o''being hansum if you ai n''t useful?"
23374	What?"
23374	Where are they?"
23374	Where are they?"
23374	Where have you been?"
23374	Where''s Shanter?"
23374	Where?"
23374	Which way?"
23374	Who ever saw rabbits that size?"
23374	Who is this?"
23374	Who kill boomer?
23374	Who saw him go?"
23374	Who''s going to be jolly, transported for life out here like a convick?
23374	Why did n''t you shoot it?"
23374	Why did n''t you speak, Tim?"
23374	Why do n''t you build a house and stop without going farther?"
23374	Why is father signalling?"
23374	Why would not the captain allow bathing when we were in the tropics?"
23374	Why, ca n''t you see?
23374	Why, it''s Christmas in about a fortnit''s time, and are you going to tell me this is Christmas weather?
23374	Why, what more do you want?
23374	Why, where are the boys gone?"
23374	Wife, girls, boys, what do you say to this for Home, sweet home?"
23374	Will that satisfy you?"
23374	You gib damper?"
23374	You pidney?
23374	You pidney?"
23374	You pidney?"
23374	You pidney?"
23374	You went for help, Tam?"
23374	You''re black,"cried Rifle, fiercely.--"You do n''t think it was Shanter, do you, Man?"
23374	and you two went to see?"
23374	are we?"
23374	asked the captain;"how did you know?"
23374	cried Aunt Georgic, looking nervously round;"you do n''t mean that we shall meet with enemies?"
23374	cried Norman, angrily.--"Here, aunt, what''s the matter?"
23374	cried Rifle, excitedly;"twenty feet?"
23374	cried the captain fiercely, as hanging back in a half- bashful manner the black allowed himself to be dragged right up to the light,"what do you mean?
23374	cried the captain,"a number of black fellows coming to kill us?"
23374	cried the captain;"what''s that?"
23374	he said at last, in a husky voice,"are there crocodiles in the river?"
23374	he said softly;"have I done right?"
23374	he whispered hoarsely;"what''s that?"
23374	is he?"
23374	make um laugh?
23374	said Norman,"and see what the country''s like?"
23374	what are they?"
23374	when?"
23374	whispered Uncle Jack;"are you going to trust him?"
23374	you there, boys?"