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
23821	''What is it?'' 23821 And if you do n''t''do them good''?"
23821	Burst? 23821 Can you do a bit of cutting?"
23821	How are you, Drake, my boy? 23821 Now, do you know, gentlemen,"he said as he sat down on the cutter''s rail, facing us,"this morning I had a dream?
23821	Rather,answered Guest for me,"Drake loves to dig out a bullet, especially-- doesn''t he, Napoleon?"
23821	Step on board here, over the stern, please,he said, and then he added quickly,"but are you all wearing boots?"
23821	Where are the niggers?
23821	Where are your crew, captain?
23821	Why, what could they do?
23821	You noticed those two brass three- pounders I carry? 23821 And, talking about eyesight, how is Yorke''s eye?
23821	But say, captain-- can you help me to a new rudder?
23821	But, first of all, are they marked on your chart?
23821	Did the rifle burst?"
23821	Did you see how the sun set?
23821	Do you feel strong enough to get up and see him?"
23821	How do you feel, my son?"
23821	How is your tobacco?"
23821	I exclaimed;"surely you are not a German?"
23821	I hailed him:"Good morning, Captain; where are your men?"
23821	I hope you left plenty of men on board?"
23821	I know what you''re thinking of-- the raft?"
23821	I thought I heard some one call out,''All ready there, for''ard?''
23821	Now, do you see all those columns of smoke?
23821	Now, what about our rifles?"
23821	Now, will you please pass these up on deck?"
23821	Perhaps you would not mind telling me where you are bound?"
23821	So do n''t you think it would be as well for us to turn to at once, and make a couple of good paddles?
23821	Tell me now, gentlemen, would they consider_ you_?
23821	We had a narrow squeak, did n''t we, from the niggers?
23821	Why not let us try and take the raft away with us at once, instead of coming for her in the morning?"
23821	Why should you, Captain Guest, and you, Mr. Drake, enrich your owners by imparting to them this information?
23821	Will you come aboard and have some breakfast with me?
23821	Would they give you a handsome bonus for putting, say, five, or six thousand pounds into their pockets?"
23821	said Guest sympathisingly,"how did it happen?"
3818	''Is she not of the same blood as thyself?'' 3818 ''Is there none among ye that speak my tongue?''
3818	''Who is she?'' 3818 ''Why left he one as fair as thee?''
3818	Air ye game ter come and see me get married?
3818	And since?
3818	And you have eaten all but those?
3818	Are they? 3818 Are you going?"
3818	Before thou became my wife, Nalia, hadst thou any lovers?
3818	Did n''t you hear?
3818	Did n''t you know, Brantley? 3818 E MAHINA TOLU[ Only three months], little one,"he said,"why such a gloomy face?"
3818	Has she been ill long, Latham?
3818	Hath he a wife?
3818	Have you no shame? 3818 Ho, ho,''Macy O''Shea,''is it?
3818	How are you, Brantley?
3818	How are you, gentlemen?
3818	How could she? 3818 How''s Charley?"
3818	I wonder what he''s got?
3818	In what do they offend, O my mother?
3818	Luita,he asked,"would it hurt thee if I were to go away?"
3818	Many? 3818 Mean?"
3818	Mine?
3818	Nalia, dost thou love me?
3818	Nerida, how and where did Taplin die?
3818	Nerida,I inquired unthinkingly,"do you know what became of the ALIDA?
3818	Now Taku the Sailor was sore troubled, and felt it hard to hurt her heart, yet he said:''Was Farani, the Englishman, thy husband?'' 3818 Oh, Doris,"he whispered,"why did you not tell me you were ill?
3818	Rain? 3818 So,"said the white man,"and wouldst thou have killed the man who brought thee the new faith?
3818	Taplin,I said,"would you care about taking one of our stations to the eastward?
3818	That was easy enough, but--and the commander raised his eyebrows and shrugged his shoulders--"of what use?
3818	Then said Taku the Sailor:''Why didst thou flee from the ship?'' 3818 What do you mean by this, Captain Warren?"
3818	What is it, Macy O''Shea?
3818	What is it, Tom?
3818	What is it?
3818	What the deuce does this man care about your doings?
3818	Where are you from?
3818	Where did the strangers come from?
3818	Where do you think of going to, Taplin?
3818	Who are you?
3818	Who are you?
3818	Who is she?
3818	Who is this?
3818	Who? 3818 Why come here?"
3818	Why did n''t you get him back?
3818	Why labour so for me? 3818 Why, how''s this, Captain Riedermann?
3818	Why, where is he? 3818 Would he come, Warren?
3818	Yes,answered the supercargo,"but he died long ago, did he not?"
3818	***** And the people of Rapa- nui of to- day?
3818	***** Ask of the people now,"Whence came ye?
3818	***** We waited till she regained her composure somewhat, and then I said:"Nerida, where is Taplin?"
3818	*****"And the old man pointed to the picture over the table, and said:''Is this she-- thy wife?''
3818	*****"L----,"said Warren,"ca n''t we do something for Taplin ourselves?
3818	*****"Where''s Tirau?"
3818	--the contemptuous ring in her voice made the man''s eyes drop--"thou art like all White Men-- was there ever one who was faithful?
3818	A sudden chill passed over him-- had Langton taken the boat and left them to die on lonely Ducie?
3818	Admit receiving that letter?
3818	Aha, how do I?
3818	All sinners are forgiven we are told.... Why should not you be?
3818	Am I a fool?
3818	Am I not a good wife to you, you great, over- grown savage?
3818	And because many young unmarried girls will say,"Why does he leave us?
3818	And if I were old and withered, would Nalia then be false to me in a house of another and younger white man?"
3818	And must I, thy PAPALAGI, be parched with thirst because of this?"
3818	Are not we as good to look upon as this other woman?"
3818	Are there many coconuts there?"
3818	Are there not Letia, and Miriami, and Eline, the daughter of old Tiaki, ready to come to this house if I love any but thee?
3818	Are there not hats in plenty on Vahitahi?"
3818	Are you going to let her lie there without a drink?"
3818	Art thou to become a mother?"
3818	Besides, could I carry home the fish and cooked fowl sent thee by old Tiaki?
3818	Ca n''t I talk to any one I like, you turtle- headed fool?
3818	Charley?
3818	Did he not think she could keep out of a mess?
3818	Did he think she could help other men writing silly letters to her?
3818	Did you ever hear about old Raymond''s daughter down at Mangareva?"
3818	Did you ever hear of Brantley?"
3818	Do n''t you back up your supercargo''s little quarrels, or have you left your pistol on board?
3818	Do you hear?"
3818	Do you know Sydney?
3818	Do you want to know what I was saying?
3818	Doris, will you go on back to Vahitahi with Latham and wait for me?"
3818	Has it taken you two years to get jealous?"
3818	Hast plenty tobacco on board, friends of my heart?
3818	Have you seen her?"
3818	How do I know?
3818	I wonder if he''s aboard this trip?
3818	Is it Nia of Ahunui-- she who, when thy boat lay anchored in the lagoon, swam off at night and asked thee for thy love-- the shameless Nia?"
3818	Is it good twist tobacco, friends, or the flat cakes?
3818	Is it of soft silver-- and for Nalia, thy wife?"
3818	Is n''t there a station anywhere about Tonga or Wallis Island that would suit him?"
3818	Is she not even now in the house of another white man?"
3818	Is that silken dress for thee?
3818	Look here, Tom, do you see that flash jacket he''s wearing?
3818	Modesty forbids you putting a bullet into a man in the presence of a lady, eh?"
3818	Plain enough, was n''t it?
3818	Presently the boy, tearing off a strip of the husk with his white teeth, said,"Tialli, how is it that there be no drinking- nuts in thy house?"
3818	Shall I wake Captain Langton?
3818	Something very tragic will occur, I suppose?"
3818	The rest I have told you.... How is this captain named?
3818	Then he asked:"Whose man is he?"
3818	What other woman is it that thou desirest?
3818	When we came close to the town, I says to Le- jennabon:"''Do you want to live?''
3818	Who can solve the problem?
3818	Who''s the girl, Ned?"
3818	Why should n''t I-- if I only drank enough?
3818	Will you come and look at her?"
3818	With a curious guttural voice Enderby asked--"How many eggs were left?"
3818	Wo n''t you let a poor devil of a woman talk a little?
3818	Would it not be well for us to take some home to Vahitahi?"
3818	Would not he, too, have a wife who would watch her?
3818	Would you mind giving me that pair of rubber sea- boots he left?"
3818	Yet are you really going to pin your faith on a Marshall Island girl?
3818	Yet you are game enough, you say, to kill me-- and Malia?"
3818	You will take me away with you, will you not, gentlemen-- for my child''s sake?"
3818	[ Lit.,"My love to you", the Samoan salutation] and then, in his own dialect, he asked:"What is your name, and what do you want?"
3818	and the fat, bearded face of Tahori turned from the white man to him of whom the white man had spoken--"is it thee, Makoi?
3818	and whose were the hands that fashioned these mighty images and carved upon these stones?"
3818	gone away?"
3818	grunted the fat man;"there are no twists in thy tongue; but why did the boat hasten away so quickly?"
3818	said Brantley, good- humouredly,"dost thou think I am like to lose a day so that thou and thy friends may fill thy stomachs with turtle meat?"
3818	said Challis,"whither goest now?"
3818	said the dark- faced Lagisiva, looking up at the White Man,"because I be a woman dost think me a fool?
3818	said the white girl, in a weak voice to Taku;''and why hath she robbed me of that which is dear to me?''
3818	she asked, looking at the portrait--"your white wife?"
3818	shouted Enderby through the wild noise of the hissing rain,"where is your wife?
3818	we said, when she advanced, put out a trembling hand to us, and said:"Do n''t you know me, Mr Supercargo?
3818	what''s this?"