Questions

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identifier	question
14764	If they are sent to Poland''to work'',''the Archbishop asked, why are women, children and aged people also sent?
14764	Who is flooding the nation with anti- Semitic literature, and why? 14764 Would you agree that we save their children?
14764	''Would you like to go with this uncle and auntie?''
14764	13, and in Luther''s"Von weltlicher Obrigkeit wie weit man ihr Gehorsam schuldig ist"1523?
14764	2 What gave them the right to speak on my behalf?
14764	3, Jerusalem, 1958); Philip Friedman, Was there"another Germany"during the Nazi Period?
14764	491 The following books were published:"Judennot und Christenglaube"( Zurich, 1943);"Soll ich meines Bruders Huter sein?"
14764	63 J.J. Buskes, Waar stond de Kerk?
14764	< 231> Do we seriously mean them to be our confession of faith?
14764	< 308> BUSKES, J.J. Waar stond de Kerk?
14764	< 46> In short, that they are known for their adherence to the principles of freedom of conscience?
14764	And what should we say of their tormentors?
14764	But can we escape blame if, having it in our power to do something to save the victims, we fail to take the necessary action, and to take it swiftly?"
14764	But were these protests implemented by deeds?
14764	Can our authorities do anything to save them?
14764	Can we Swiss suppose that we are immune against such frenzy?
14764	Can we bear this, without wanting to help them to the best of our ability?
14764	Did not Isaiah welcome the day when all nations would flow unto the mountain of the Lord?
14764	Did the protests create a new, perhaps even a revolutionary non- conformist stand of the Church over against political power?
14764	Did they endanger their personal safety to rescue their fellow- Jews and display a deeper sense of responsibility towards them than the Church?
14764	Do we dare uphold it, as our Norwegian brethren have done, even if our faith should be tried as gold is tried in fire?
14764	Eckert und E.L. Ehrlich,"Judenhass- Schuld der Christen?
14764	H.C. Touw, the historian of the resistance of the DUTCH REFORMED CHURCH, asked the questions:"Did the Synod take the right decision?
14764	Hogyan tortent?
14764	J.J. Buskes, Waar stond de Kerk?
14764	J.J. Buskes:"Why did I let myself be seduced?
14764	Laval then asked:"What would you do with the children?"
14764	Marginal note:"Date?
14764	May we Bulgarians, who have longed so much for a fair and decent attitude towards ourselves, now forsake our strongest weapon?
14764	No people can tolerate the preponderance of an alien spirit without degenerating and being destroyed?
14764	Or did it succumb to a satanic temptation?
14764	Or should they go forward, without regard for the consequences that might arise for others?
14764	Or would you, if you were the Chief Rabbi, be prepared to denounce the anti- Christian measures publicly and unequivocally?"
14764	Perhaps this experience was necessary to awaken it out of a certain stupor?
14764	Should they give up the open protests so that this or that group of church- members might be saved?
14764	Soll ich mein Bruders Hueter sein?
14764	The King asked:''But what- what did you hear and from whom?''
14764	Therefore, why should the Assembly pass it?"
14764	They will enjoy the same treatment as the nearly hundred thousand Hungarian labourers employed abroad?..."
14764	To abandon this role is to betray our spiritual heritage, is''to lose our soul in order to gain the world?.
14764	Visser? t Hooft( Ed.
14764	Was it unfaithful to its Lord in order to save the lives of its own members?"
14764	Was there an''other Germany''during the Nazi Period?
14764	We tremble at the dragon''s teeth of hatred which are senselessly being sown... What harvest must grow from such seed?
14764	What can we do?
14764	What is being prepared for the Jews who have remained in Norway?
14764	Who finances these movements?
14764	Why did I not say:''Thus speaks the Lord''?
14764	Why has Franco, the Fascist dictator of Spain, been extolled?
14764	With what hesitation did they begin their resistance?
14764	Would it not be a great triumph for the spirit of tolerance, which is certainly a Protestant attribute?
14764	Would it not be disgraceful, even to let our lips suggest any reasons at all against offering such aid?"
14764	[ 93] Quite different, however, is the sharp verdict of Presser:"And the Churches( in the Netherlands)?
14764	page 191 425 Literally:"bake your head"page 192 426 Solomon Samuel Mashiach in his article"Who saved us?
37539	''Why just the Russian Zionists, Frau Herzl?'' 37539 Are we really ashamed of Trotsky?"
37539	But,asks some reader,"how may we know that all this is true?"
37539	How can we favor a movement which makes our own people suffer?
37539	In the face of this fact, is there not some justification for the opinion that the United States owe their very existence to the Jews? 37539 Or shall America avail itself of Jewish genius as it avails itself of the peculiar genius of every other race?
37539	Senator Nelson--''Hebrews?'' 37539 Senator Nelson--''Trotsky came over from New York during that summer, did he not?''
37539	Then why not discuss the upper group as financiers and not as Jews?
37539	What about the Phoenicians?
37539	What are you prating about? 37539 What role is played at present by the Press?
37539	What''s wrong with the Jew?
37539	Why discuss it at all?
37539	''Why do you only inquire about these?''
37539	--has a new meaning?
37539	And did they do nothing but foresee it?
37539	And for the Gentile Russian children--?
37539	And has he ever noted the names of the men he found on that piece of investigation?
37539	And how did it find expression?
37539	And if any of these things is so, who is aware of it?
37539	And if this be so, how much more can it be asserted that Jewish influence made the United States just what they are-- that is, American?
37539	And just how did it"powerfully contribute?"
37539	And now, will the American people be good and let their Jewish benefactors do the same in America?
37539	And what course will it take?
37539	And who knows it better than those who have the help to offer?
37539	And why are Christian priests and ministers made to work on roads, while Jewish rabbis are left their clerical privileges?
37539	And why are"Jewish idealism"and"Jewish discontent"always linked together?
37539	Another source of confusion is revealed in the question:"How can Jewish capitalists support Bolshevism when Bolshevism is against capitalism?"
37539	Are they Seligman, Kahn, Warburg, Schiff, Kuhn, Loeb& Company, or any of the others?
37539	Before that work is begun, one question should be answered--"Is there likelihood of the program of the Protocols being carried through to success?"
37539	But did that liberate Germany from the Jews?
37539	But if the suffering among the Jews is what the propagandists say it is, what must it be among the Russians?
37539	But whoever suspected a common source for these?
37539	But would this be a sufficient account of the British Empire?
37539	Can this be a reference to a secret Jewish Sanhedrin, self- perpetuating within a certain Jewish caste from generation to generation?
37539	Did International Jews in 1903 foresee the war?
37539	Did Max Nordau who saw it so clearly in 1903 forget it in 1914 and 1918?
37539	Did he ever hear of Jewish money backing railroads that were built for railroad purposes and nothing else?
37539	Did it more highly respect law, did it produce a higher and sturdier type of character?
37539	Did that second statement ever strike you as significant?
37539	Did the Jews Foresee the World War?
37539	Did the Jews Foresee the World War?
37539	Did you ever see Jewish people so victimized?
37539	Discontent with what?
37539	Do they?
37539	Do you know of any statesman who was?
37539	Does Jewish Power Control the World Press?
37539	Does Jewish Power Control the World Press?
37539	Does Jewry know what it is doing?
37539	Does Mr. Brisbane know who owns Alaska?
37539	Does This Explain Jewish Political Power?
37539	Does a Definite Jewish World Program Exist?
37539	Does a Definite Jewish World Program Exist?
37539	Does it mean anything to Mr. Brisbane?
37539	Does n''t there seem to be some ground for the feeling that they are desirous of ruling everywhere?
37539	Does this Explain Jewish Political Power?
37539	Does this people which knows itself to be a nation remain loosely unorganized in the face of that fact?
37539	Gentile sensitiveness on this point is best expressed by the desire for silence--"Why discuss it at all?"
37539	Has Europe been sufficiently"shown"?
37539	Has Mr. Brisbane ever printed the name of the men who control the sugar supply of the United States-- does he know them-- would he like to know them?
37539	Has he ever thought how it will all turn out?
37539	Has it a Council of State?
37539	Has it a department which is executing that foreign policy?
37539	Has it a"foreign policy"with regard to the Gentiles?
37539	Has that been done?
37539	Has this Jewish State, visible or invisible, if it exists, a head?
37539	Have the farms of the United States been depleted both of laborers and capital?
37539	Have they not all of lorddom at their heels, do they not hold the strings of Britain''s purse?
37539	Have you never heard that Prohibition was something which the backwoods districts forced upon the cities?
37539	He might even run a second story on the Peace Conference, entitled,"Which Program Won at the Peace Conference?"
37539	How can there be conspiracy among people who thus fight themselves?
37539	How can you say, he asked, that they are united, when they represent so many points of view?
37539	How did he become successful?
37539	How did they know it was to be a"world war"?
37539	How does so strange a charge arise, and why do so many circumstances seem to justify it?
37539	How explain the"rise"of his fortunes?
37539	How far does Jewish influence control the Newspapers of the United States?
37539	How is it being worked?
37539	How this sudden recovery from looting and poverty?
37539	How?
37539	If certain tendencies continue, as they are certain to do, what form will the feeling toward the Jew take?
37539	If the Jew is in control, is it because of his superior ability, or is it because of the inferiority and don''t- care attitude of the Gentiles?
37539	In England they shrug their shoulders at the outspoken anti- Jew reactions of the British populace-- what care they?
37539	In a future discussion on"religion or race?"
37539	Is he entirely satisfied with the way that"success"is used where it is supreme?
37539	Is he willing to absolve that"success"from every quality which humanity has a right to challenge?
37539	Is it necessary to meet that Question in Russia?
37539	Is it worth while to speak of how long they will have to wait?
37539	Is such a king in the world now?
37539	Is the Jewish"Kahal"the Modern"Soviet"?
37539	Is the Jewish"Kahal"the Modern"Soviet"?
37539	Is there a Jewish Question in Russia?
37539	Is there a fear of permitting the average Jew to read this series?
37539	Is there, then, a Jewish Sanhedrin?--a governing or counseling body of Jews who take oversight of the affairs of their people throughout the world?
37539	It begins in very simple terms-- How does the Jew so habitually and so resistlessly gravitate to the highest places?
37539	It is headed:"Are We Really Ashamed of Trotsky?"
37539	Just what was that?
37539	May the Jew go on as he has gone, or does his duty to the world require another use of his success?
37539	More amazing still, who would expect any man or group to avow themselves the source?
37539	Must it wait until it reaches Palestine to have a State, or is it an organized State now?
37539	Now, which of these exhibitions of anti- Semitism will show itself in America?
37539	Perhaps he is, but why do his children speak Yiddish?
37539	Rothschild unloading?
37539	Speaking of the Jew- financed Harriman railroad campaign, is Mr. Brisbane ready to write his endorsement upon that?
37539	The Jewish Question-- Fact or Fancy?
37539	The Jewish Question-- Fact or Fancy?
37539	The interest of the Protocols at this time is their bearing on the questions: Have the Jews an organized world system?
37539	The question is, If the Jew is in control, how did it happen?
37539	The question is, Why should he revile the Gentile who tries to tell him?
37539	The question is, having obtained that information, what would Mr. Brisbane do with it?
37539	The question of"progress"is, Where are the wheels taking us?
37539	To inspire fear-- what is more dreaded by the normal man, and yet what more delights an inferior race?
37539	V. Anti- Semitism-- Will It Appear in the U. S.?
37539	Was it more unified in its morality?
37539	Was windmill and water wheel society better or worse than the present society?
37539	Were the Jewish secretaries who abounded before the war, during the war and throughout the Peace Conference of less brilliance than Hartum?
37539	Were there not Hartums in England, France, Germany, yes and in Russia too( in the United States there were many) who saw the"program of the Ladder"?
37539	Were you?
37539	What are its gains?
37539	What are the causes of this disruptive activity?
37539	What cared the Jew if the people gnashed their teeth against him, so long as the king and the court were his friends?
37539	What discontent?
37539	What does he do there?
37539	What does the fact of his being there mean to the world?
37539	What have we to do with Sebastopol?
37539	What is its policy?
37539	What is the difference?
37539	What is the record?
37539	What is the result of these two influences, the one working on the farm, and the other in the cities?
37539	What is this fear but reflection of the knowledge of the Jews''power and their ruthlessness in the use of it?
37539	What occurred immediately upon the change from the old regime to the new?
37539	What puts him there?
37539	What significance does it bring to the average mind that the three great parties of Russia are led by Jews?
37539	What were these issues and aims?
37539	What would this World Program gain if the wage- workers were enslaved and the farmers were allowed to go scot- free?
37539	What?
37539	When Russia broke, who came first to light?
37539	When old Baron Moses Montefiore said at Krakau:"What are you prating about?
37539	Where does it come from?
37539	Who are the masters of musical jazz in the world?
37539	Who direct all the cheap jewelry houses, the bridge- head show parks, the"coney islands,"the centers of nervous thrills and looseness?
37539	Who had outdistanced them all in foresight and planning sufficiently to lay down a definite program of"no annexations?"
37539	Who was thinking, between 1896 and 1905, of the new"no annexations"rule to be applied to war?
37539	Whose forms have you seen caricatured with the dollar- mark in Hearst''s papers?
37539	Why are his proclamations put forth in Yiddish?
37539	Why did he abolish the Christian Sunday and establish by law the Jewish Saturday Sabbath?
37539	Why is he put there?
37539	Why should it be easier to believe that Gentiles are dunces than that Jews are clever?
37539	Why this spasm of luxury and extravagance through which we have just passed?
37539	Would he be willing to undertake to prove that it is due to those commendable qualities he has named and nothing less commendable?
37539	Would he like to know how it is done, and who does it?
37539	Would the dark, oppressed masses of the Russian workmen and peasants have been able to throw off the yoke of the bourgeoisie by themselves?
37539	is the first question, and then,"What''s wrong with the Gentile to make it possible?"
45895	A fairly long time? 45895 A farewell visit?"
45895	A fine property?
45895	A piece of cheek, you think, what? 45895 A safe one?"
45895	A song?
45895	Again?
45895	All over?
45895	All right?
45895	Alone?
45895	Am I disturbing you?
45895	Am I the first?
45895	And about when do you think you will be back?
45895	And did you have a piano out there?
45895	And did you love him most,asked George,"of all the men you had come across?"
45895	And do n''t you remember too that a woman with a little child in her arms took us round the house and garden?
45895	And do you know what I took her for?
45895	And he never tried again?
45895	And how are you getting on--she threw a look at Heinrich--"with your opera?"
45895	And how did you manage to get here? 45895 And how have you been all this time, Herr Baron?"
45895	And how have you been getting on all this time? 45895 And how is your brother?"
45895	And how''s your work getting on, my dear Baron?
45895	And is to- day the first time you have had anything like it?
45895	And now?
45895	And the beating of the heart?
45895	And the lady?
45895	And the third act?
45895	And then I suppose the other dream will begin?
45895	And then go off again on your new career?
45895	And what actually was there between you, if it is not a rude question?
45895	And what comes of deeds?
45895	And what did she say?
45895	And what did you answer?
45895	And what do you mean to do?
45895	And what have you been doing all this time, Herr Rapp?
45895	And what have you been doing this summer?
45895	And what is the news with them?
45895	And what prejudices have we got, I should like to know?
45895	And when are you going back again?
45895	And where are the forty gulden?
45895	And where are you going to buy one? 45895 And where are you going?"
45895	And where will they send you?
45895	And who called me a dilettante, if I may ask?
45895	And who won in the end?
45895	And whom do you think with?
45895	And whom to?
45895	And would that be much good?
45895	And you''ll write to me, too, Anna... everything... everything... you understand?
45895	And you...?
45895	And you?
45895	And your father was n''t old, was he? 45895 And...?"
45895	Anonymous letters? 45895 Are you going into the Isle of Wight again?"
45895	Are you going to town to- day?
45895	Are you going too, dear?
45895	Are you going with them?
45895	Are you quite sure about that, Anna?
45895	Are you ready packed?
45895	Are you really so keen on it?
45895	Are you really writing an opera, George?
45895	Are you satisfied with Anna?
45895	Are you superstitious?
45895	As far down South as last spring?
45895	At what period?
45895	Back again?
45895	Besides, what has superstition to do with this matter?
45895	But he is surely better, is n''t he?
45895	But how do you come to think so seeing that you scarcely know him?
45895	But if I ask you, Felician? 45895 But if you... but if you were to take it very seriously... if you asked her point blank... might n''t the young lady perhaps give up her career?"
45895	But it''s not a case of anything serious?
45895	But of course you know each other?
45895	But tell me now, what are you doing here? 45895 But what do you really think of doing, George?"
45895	But what''s that got to do with me?
45895	But where are you going to?
45895	But where did you get the opportunity of seeing him then?
45895	But why did you tell me nothing about it?
45895	But why the last time?
45895	But why?
45895	But you would not have any objection to a Court theatre?
45895	By the way, have you heard the latest, gentlemen?
45895	By whom?
45895	Calms you?
45895	Can one reassure oneself with certainties in matters of love? 45895 Can she have died, this actress?"
45895	Come, Anna, you promised me, did n''t you?
45895	Come, Hofrat Wilt?
45895	Come, you do n''t believe that yourself-- what are you working at?
45895	Dearest, what am I to do? 45895 Did I say anything about doubts?"
45895	Did dear little Else perform?
45895	Did he know it?
45895	Did he tell you anything about her?
45895	Did n''t Heinrich tell you, then?...
45895	Did n''t we meet each other once this winter at Ehrenbergs''?
45895	Did she speak to you about it?
45895	Did she succeed then?
45895	Did the mother know anything?
45895	Did they notice us?
45895	Did they try very much to inveigle you?
45895	Did you find any letters? 45895 Did you know old Bermann?"
45895	Did you recognise her again?
45895	Do n''t you know yet,said Leo,"his father is dead?"
45895	Do n''t you see? 45895 Do n''t you still remember,"he asked,"that morning when we looked over a summer residence in Grinzing?"
45895	Do n''t you think so?
45895	Do n''t you think,she said,"that perhaps one might have been some help to you in bearing it?"
45895	Do you consider him so jealous?
45895	Do you feel in the mood for comedies like that?
45895	Do you feel quite all right now?
45895	Do you intend to stay much longer in Lugano?
45895	Do you know Count Malnitz by any chance?
45895	Do you know Herr von Stanzides, Herr Baron?
45895	Do you know about the Oskar affair yet?
45895	Do you know for a certainty,replied Nürnberger,"that Heinrich''s mistress really killed herself on his account?"
45895	Do you know for certain?
45895	Do you know how I feel when I hear you talk like that? 45895 Do you know that I had almost imagined....""What?"
45895	Do you know that Oskar Ehrenberg is on his way to India or Ceylon?
45895	Do you know that man?
45895	Do you know what I once heard some one say about you?
45895	Do you know what I think?
45895	Do you know what I''ve done?
45895	Do you know what she looks like?
45895	Do you know what that is? 45895 Do you know yet that I found the villa for Anna just before I left?"
45895	Do you know you''re very pale? 45895 Do you know, George, whom I got to know this summer?"
45895	Do you know,he said gently,"what it was going to be called?"
45895	Do you know,said George to Anna,"that these good people are travelling off again to- morrow?"
45895	Do you mean by any chance that it is my intention to punish her or avenge myself? 45895 Do you regard that as possible?"
45895	Do you still remember, Herr Baron... the classy party on the Sophienalp?
45895	Do you think so? 45895 Do you think so?
45895	Do you think so?
45895	Do you think that will come off?
45895	Do you think you''ll remain away all the winter?
45895	Do you think,he asked ironically,"he has come here to celebrate his wedding, father?"
45895	Does he really understand me better?
45895	Does he want to get into the Cabinet?
45895	Does she know that you are not thinking of marrying her?
45895	Does your child lie there?
45895	Dream?
45895	Drill?
45895	Easily come about?
45895	Else, you do n''t seriously think that Anna with her reserved character could so far forget herself as to----"So far forget herself...? 45895 Even supposing Willy Eissler happens to stay in your vicinity?"
45895	Expected? 45895 Explanations?
45895	Finished with, why so? 45895 For Therese''s honour?
45895	For us?
45895	Funny, eh? 45895 George, how does a sensible man like you manage to get hold of such metaphysical ideas?"
45895	Going so soon, Herr Baron?
45895	Going to Ehrenbergs''by any chance?
45895	Good gracious, what do they matter to you? 45895 Good gracious, why romantic?
45895	Great heavens, who thinks of that? 45895 Has Herr Rosner gone already?"
45895	Has she got talent?
45895	Has the party allowed you to take a holiday, Herr Stauber? 45895 Has your being in Vienna anything to do with the crisis in the management of the opera?"
45895	Have I disputed that, Anna? 45895 Have I ever said that I want to get away from here?
45895	Have I spoken to you about my quintette, then?
45895	Have n''t I disturbed you, gentlemen?
45895	Have you any idea,he asked,"where they will send you?"
45895	Have you been composing anything nice, George?
45895	Have you been here long? 45895 Have you been out for a walk like that?"
45895	Have you been true to me?
45895	Have you been up long?
45895	Have you composed anything on your trip?
45895	Have you done any work this morning?
45895	Have you heard anything of Grace since then?
45895	Have you left off corresponding with her?
45895	He is supposed to be banished from Court,said George,"is n''t he?"
45895	Heated?... 45895 Her life?
45895	How are you, George dear?
45895	How are you, my darling?
45895	How do you do, Baron?
45895	How do you manage to know that, Else?
45895	How do you mean?
45895	How is Anna?
45895	How is she?
45895	How is that?
45895	How is your brother?
45895	How long have you been here?
45895	How many shots were there?
45895	How old are you then, Herr Stanzides? 45895 How old is he?"
45895	How would it be,said Leo,"if we went on a tour together in the summer?--you, Bermann and I?
45895	How would you describe it?
45895	How''s old Rosner?
45895	I also seem to know him, but who is it?
45895	I am very glad to see you again,he said,"I suppose you are here in Vienna on leave?"
45895	I mean just this: Did you intend... not to make her your companion for life, but to have a child by her all the same?
45895	I say, dear,she said quite lightly and suddenly,"will you often come and visit us?"
45895	I should like first to know what you mean by the word?
45895	I suppose we shall hear them in the autumn?
45895	I suppose you are travelling south?
45895	I suppose you probably wo n''t be able to remember that my poor wife was in Meran at the same time as your late mother?
45895	I think you were reading something, Heinrich, when I came in?
45895	If I were you, George... may I tell you something?
45895	If any one here''s to tell me... and even... excuse me... or perhaps you''re baptised...? 45895 If you could save her by doing so, would n''t you forgive her now?"
45895	If you will allow me to make a remark, what does the... lady chiefly concerned have to say?
45895	In really good form? 45895 In what way am I trying hard?"
45895	In what way will the same thing happen to us?
45895	In what way...? 45895 Incredible?...
45895	Instead of coming out to see you-- eh?
45895	Intoxicated?...
45895	Is Anna giving lessons again?
45895	Is Anna quite out of danger?
45895	Is he better, then?
45895	Is it long since you heard anything of him?
45895	Is it necessary to go to the café?
45895	Is it possible...?
45895	Is it really you, Fräulein Therese?
45895	Is n''t it a fact,asked Heinrich,"that during the whole time you never once thought of the possibility of its ending like this?"
45895	Is n''t it lamentable,said Heinrich,"that in the immediate outskirts of Vienna nearly all the inns should be in such a state of neglect?
45895	Is n''t it really better if we do n''t see each other till after Easter?
45895	Is that what I am in the habit of doing, then?
45895	Is that why?
45895	Is there nothing else in the telegram?
45895	Is there really any point,asked George hesitatingly,"in visiting the grave of a creature that has never lived?"
45895	Is your club Christian Socialist or National German?
45895	It was n''t necessary to tell her,replied Doctor Stauber,"was it?"
45895	It''s true, then? 45895 Jealous?
45895	Just think now, is n''t it strange? 45895 Leo Golowski, then?"
45895	Let out on bail?
45895	Let''s see, first, what your mother writes?
45895	Like a Russian student, do n''t you think?
45895	Look here now-- you do n''t believe it yourself?
45895	Marianne?
45895	May I ask you something?
45895	May one ask what it is?
45895	Me go there?
45895	Mind? 45895 More hopefully?"
45895	My dear Anna, what is the matter with you to- day? 45895 My dear George, do n''t you see yet that it is not a question of whether I want to forgive her or not?
45895	My dear Josef, the Baron visits the house and it will strike him as rather strange...."I?
45895	My estate?
45895	My friend the Prince?... 45895 My mother, Herr Doctor...?"
45895	My quintette?
45895	Nailed down already?
45895	Never? 45895 No letter for me?"
45895	No one here yet? 45895 No, Else, how can you?...
45895	No, I am sure they are not lies; some, no doubt, but in a case like this how is one to separate the truth from the lies?
45895	No, how could I?
45895	No? 45895 None at all?"
45895	Not big enough?
45895	Not even his novel which made so great a sensation fifteen or sixteen years ago? 45895 Not yet?"
45895	Of Grace?
45895	Of course I have; do n''t you remember? 45895 Of course you accepted?"
45895	Of course your name is Wergenthin- Recco, too,continued Heinrich,"but only George-- and that''s not the same by a long way, is it?
45895	Oh, has she been in the café again?
45895	Oh, in Berlin?
45895	Oh, you mean him, do you? 45895 Oh, you think I mean the Anti- Semites?
45895	Oh, you''ve probably lived a great deal but felt... you know what I mean, George?
45895	Oh,answered George, blushing a little,"what makes you think that?"
45895	On account of your father?
45895	On the strength of the few songs of mine which he knows? 45895 Only just got home?"
45895	Or is it only because I am in the presence of another man''s grief? 45895 Quite out of the question?
45895	Quite right,remarked George, smoking a cigar with his legs comfortably crossed,"have you brought us anything fresh?"
45895	Really not?
45895	Really, is that so?
45895	Really, you? 45895 Really,"said George with a smile,"was n''t Oskar baptised long ago?
45895	Really... you thought that?
45895	Really? 45895 Really?"
45895	Really?
45895	Really?
45895	Really?
45895	Really?
45895	Really?
45895	Right or left?
45895	Rittmeister Ladisc?
45895	Shall I be disturbing you?
45895	She already knows, then...?
45895	Sissy is really so silly.... What are you thinking of, Sissy? 45895 Smart picture, eh?"
45895	So I suppose we ca n''t dine together?
45895	So it is Stanzides?
45895	So it was he, then?
45895	So that was why?
45895	So the parting is as near as that?
45895	So would n''t you like to come part of the way with me, Anna, when I go back again?
45895	So you are going back to Vienna as soon as all that?
45895	So you are going in the country, near Vienna this year?
45895	So you are going to Ehrenbergs''this evening?
45895	So you are going to Italy?
45895	So you have quite made up your mind?
45895	So you live among enemies? 45895 So you seriously mean to retire to your estate?"
45895	So you would forgive me?
45895	So you''ve been in Germany?
45895	So you''ve quite made up your mind?
45895	Some woman, I suppose?
45895	Sound? 45895 Stanzides?"
45895	Still- born?
45895	Straight from Vienna?
45895	Strange, is n''t it? 45895 Strict?...
45895	Studying?
45895	Such short leave?
45895	Tell me, Else, why do you ask me...? 45895 Tell...?
45895	Thank you,she replied gently, and then remarked:"So you came out on your cycle?"
45895	That''s to do with the opera plot?
45895	The Countess''s Aria? 45895 The experienced platonic lover and the inexperienced rake?
45895	The forest was just behind our house with good level roads, was n''t it, papa? 45895 The scene of the third act, of course, will be laid in that hall on the cliff-- don''t you think so?
45895	The school for singing?
45895	Then he does really exist?
45895	Then one would not be making a mistake, Herr Eissler,remarked Nürnberger,"if one attributed the chief part in your life to melancholy memories?"
45895	Then you think it''s true?
45895	There where the roses are?
45895	Therese is between two dangers, she will either talk her head off one fine day...."Or?
45895	Thirty- five,said George jestingly;"is n''t that so?"
45895	To England?
45895	Twenty- seven... thirty- one... thirty- eight.... Well, who''s won the game?
45895	Upon my word,said George innocently, and then added casually:"But what''s the matter with Therese?
45895	Well whom do you think, mamma?
45895	Well, George, how do you like Detmold?
45895	Well, George,said Felician gently, and looked at him sideways,"what is up, then?
45895	Well, and what did you answer the man?
45895	Well, have you composed that song for me yet?
45895	Well, he declares that he is going to give up writing to devote himself exclusively to sport...."To sport?
45895	Well, if you do understand it?...
45895	Well, mamma, what''s the matter?
45895	Well, what do you really think about platonic love? 45895 Well, what do you think?"
45895	Well, what happened?
45895	Well, what?
45895	Well, what?
45895	Well, who is it then?
45895	Well, who knows? 45895 Well, whom do you think I met?"
45895	Well, why do n''t you do it?
45895	Well-- and Florence?
45895	Well...."Are you in favour of my marrying?
45895	Well?
45895	Well?
45895	Well?
45895	Well?
45895	Well?
45895	Well?
45895	Well?
45895	Well?
45895	Well?
45895	Well?
45895	Well?
45895	Were n''t you at Auhof either?
45895	Were you satisfied?
45895	Were you so clumsy?
45895	What affair?
45895	What am I to advise you?
45895	What an idea? 45895 What an idea?"
45895	What are you crying for, dear? 45895 What are you looking at him for?"
45895	What are you thanking me for, George? 45895 What are you thanking papa for?"
45895	What cynicism are you suppressing?
45895	What did I answer? 45895 What did Therese really tell you about Doctor Berthold?"
45895	What did she tell you then?
45895	What did you do in the evening?
45895	What did you dream about?
45895	What do you know about his gifts?
45895	What do you know about it? 45895 What do you know, my child?"
45895	What do you mean by a light heart?
45895	What do you mean by politics?
45895	What do you mean, the other dream?
45895	What do you mean?
45895	What do you mean?
45895	What do you mean?
45895	What do you think of that?
45895	What do you think, Skelton?
45895	What does he mean?
45895	What dreams?
45895	What for?
45895	What have you been doing, then?
45895	What have you got there?
45895	What interesting conversation are we interrupting?
45895	What is always on their lips?
45895	What is it?
45895	What is it?
45895	What is it?
45895	What is it?
45895	What is it?
45895	What is it?
45895	What is it?
45895	What is that?
45895	What is the matter with you?
45895	What is the matter?
45895	What is the point?
45895	What is there so much to talk over?
45895	What is there to forgive?
45895	What is this?
45895	What is your set? 45895 What kind of a club are you in then, old chap?"
45895	What kind of a figure do I cut?
45895	What kind of things?
45895	What makes you have doubts about Stanzides''existence, Fräulein?
45895	What makes you think of that?
45895	What more does he write?
45895	What news did they tell you?
45895	What shall it be?
45895	What should I know? 45895 What subject do you mean?"
45895	What was it all about then?
45895	What was_ Tristan_ like?
45895	What will you say to her?
45895	What words?
45895	What''he''do you mean?
45895	What''s he got to do on the Rhine?
45895	What''s in the telegram?
45895	What''s that?
45895	What, also in Weissenfeld?
45895	What, charmed?
45895	What, did n''t you notice?
45895	What, do you really know something?
45895	What, to- day, Sunday?
45895	What, you are going away?
45895	What,said Leo,"is it supposed to be a Sicilian melody?"
45895	What?
45895	What?
45895	What?
45895	What?
45895	What?
45895	When are you going then, Felician?
45895	When can I come back?
45895	When does our boat leave to- morrow?
45895	When is she coming to see me, then?
45895	Where are you going to swing your bâton?
45895	Where can I take you?
45895	Where have you put the telegram? 45895 Where to?"
45895	Where''s Leo Golowski to get fifty thousand gulden from?
45895	Which Anna?
45895	Which one?
45895	Which way are you going?
45895	Which you ca n''t miss?
45895	Who accompanied her, then?
45895	Who did? 45895 Who except me?"
45895	Who is doing the libretto for you?
45895	Who is it that always goes there?
45895	Who is it, then?
45895	Who is there, except you, who can at a time like this stand by her... ought to, in fact?
45895	Who knows if he will ever come back to Vienna at all?
45895	Who knows if it is not that very faculty of self- deception which you have developed more strongly than any other as the years went by?
45895	Who knows if you would discover it,remarked George,"even though it did come once in a way quite near you?
45895	Who knows what the future will bring forth?
45895	Who knows,said George reflectively,"if you wo n''t be regarded as right-- in a thousand years?
45895	Who knows? 45895 Who says so?
45895	Who thought so?
45895	Who told her?
45895	Who''s told you we''re going to England? 45895 Who, we?"
45895	Who?
45895	Why are n''t you at any rate as straight with me as I am with you? 45895 Why are you so considerate all of a sudden?"
45895	Why are you so hard?
45895	Why are you so stern with me to- day?
45895	Why are you so surprised, Breitner?
45895	Why are you so surprised?
45895	Why are you surprised?
45895	Why better?
45895	Why did n''t you come to Auhof this year? 45895 Why did n''t you come to Weissenfeld?"
45895	Why did n''t you expect to find him in good spirits? 45895 Why did you say,"she inquired,"that you could have had as much happiness as a hussar riding- master?
45895	Why do n''t you speak?
45895	Why do you always keep bothering about those people? 45895 Why do you say libellers?
45895	Why do you smile, George? 45895 Why do you wonder so much, my dear madam?
45895	Why is it a sad business?
45895	Why is it more likely?
45895	Why not? 45895 Why not?
45895	Why not? 45895 Why not?"
45895	Why not?
45895	Why not?
45895	Why not?
45895	Why not?
45895	Why not?
45895	Why should n''t he? 45895 Why should n''t it come off?"
45895	Why strange?
45895	Why talk about it, my dear Baron, if it''s not practicable? 45895 Why, how can he go on living?"
45895	Why, you do n''t think, surely, I promised her marriage?
45895	Why.... Why do you take to flight?
45895	Why? 45895 Why?"
45895	Will this suit you?
45895	Will you accompany me?
45895	Will you give us the pleasure, Baron,said Demeter,"of lunching with us to- day at the Europe?
45895	Will you really? 45895 Willy spoilt me?"
45895	Wo n''t you ask Fräulein Therese in both our names if she would n''t care to stay out here for a day or two? 45895 Wo n''t you at any rate come with me for the first act?"
45895	Wo n''t you be kind enough--Frau Ehrenberg turned to George--"to play us one or two of your new things?"
45895	Wo n''t you come and have supper somewhere with me and Bermann after the theatre?
45895	Wo n''t you sit down, Herr Rosner?
45895	Wo n''t you take something?
45895	Won? 45895 Would it be such a great responsibility?"
45895	Would n''t count for me?
45895	Would you have been guilty in a case like mine, Heinrich?
45895	Would you like that?
45895	Would you like to fence a bit?
45895	Would you wink, too, if the bullets were flying on both sides?
45895	Yes, but why did n''t you simply ask if she...."If she has killed herself? 45895 Yes, what will I say to her?"
45895	You attended her?
45895	You be quiet now, will you?
45895	You been away much longer?
45895	You constant, Sissy?...
45895	You correspond with her?
45895	You expected it, Herr Professor?
45895	You have a child?
45895	You have not yet answered?
45895	You know Corfu?
45895	You know him, I suppose?
45895	You know what I mean then? 45895 You know what that is?
45895	You like solitude?
45895	You mean about the contract?
45895	You mean because I''ve grown a rich man? 45895 You mean... with that actress, mamma?"
45895	You only know him by the initial S? 45895 You play the Mæcenas later on, father Ehrenberg?"
45895	You spent the whole day with them?
45895	You think so? 45895 You think so?"
45895	You think so?
45895	You think that because it happened more or less on my account? 45895 You told me...?"
45895	You went there just afterwards?
45895	You were in the garden?
45895	You were in town yesterday?
45895	You were n''t very much up at Auhof this year?
45895	You were there with your friend?
45895	You will tell her?
45895	You would like to see it?
45895	You''ll be sure to write to me?
45895	You''ll drive in with me, Doctor Stauber, wo n''t you?
45895	You''ll read me the last act to- morrow, Heinrich?
45895	You''re so philosophical to- day, what is it? 45895 You''re speaking about Nürnberger?"
45895	You''ve been playing, Anna?
45895	You''ve had a look at the things already? 45895 You?"
45895	Your brother?
45895	Your father is ill, is n''t he?
45895	''Hallo, Doctor, wo n''t you have a drink with me?''"
45895	Above all, have I ever said that I liked living among Jews?
45895	Adventure...?
45895	After all, do you deserve any credit...?
45895	After all, what did it really come to?...
45895	After all, what do you know about him?
45895	After what he has gone through?"
45895	Allowed?
45895	Am I never to see it again?
45895	Am I not right?"
45895	And Else had cried her eyes out in front of George one morning in the grounds; but had she only been crying about Oskar?
45895	And after all, what do political views matter to men who do n''t make politics their career or their business?
45895	And as she was obstinately silent he said once more:"Anna, what are you thinking of?"
45895	And did he not love Anna to- day better and more deeply than ever?
45895	And do you know the object for which he gave me straight away a thousand gulden...?
45895	And do you think, father, that that can have the slightest prospect of success?
45895	And had he not frequently yearned for her in that fresh town as hotly as though for a woman who had never yet belonged to him?
45895	And he asked her disingenuously, as though conscious of running a risk:"What are you thinking of?"
45895	And he asked himself: Does she perhaps mean... that that is the reason?
45895	And he asked himself:"Was it fated then that it must end like this?
45895	And he hazarded the question:"Why do n''t you stay with her?"
45895	And he thought: If I could only just keep her as a friend... or win her over again... as a friend... is it possible?
45895	And how did they thank him?
45895	And how long would it last until one had a home, a real home?
45895	And how was one to describe a glance which flashed down from the eyes of a young singer while one looked up to her from the keys...?
45895	And if he did do so would he not be right?
45895	And is it a crime to prolong them?...
45895	And she?
45895	And such a handsome man.... Is it true that he was a chemist?"
45895	And the child?...
45895	And the thought ran through his mind,"Would n''t it be the most convenient thing to marry her?..."
45895	And then he added interrogatively,"But did n''t you give singing lessons to Else last year, Fräulein Anna?"
45895	And turning to George he asked him in a tone which was only too courteous:"Do n''t you think so too?"
45895	And turning with a smile to Demeter she added:"Of course you wo n''t give him away, Herr Oberlieutenant?"
45895	And was he ever to see again all that he had left ten days ago?
45895	And was he not still ready to do so?
45895	And was it really true that he meant to come back again at Easter?
45895	And what about the second part of_ Faust_?...
45895	And what did he desire, what did he feel himself?
45895	And what is courage?
45895	And what, after all, does a suicide really mean?
45895	And where will Anna be?
45895	And who could know after all what verdicts would pass as the correct ones in the future?
45895	And who knew?
45895	And would n''t one be able to work there, by Jove?"
45895	Anna deceive him... was that really possible?
45895	Anyway, what do you say to our stopping here?"
45895	Anyway-- how are you getting on out there?"
45895	Are our relations really in a bad way?
45895	Are you going to stand for the Landtag?"
45895	As a matter of symbolical politics or actually-- what?"
45895	As for what had happened to Oskar... could that have happened in any other town except Vienna?
45895	At any rate you will be home before us, wo n''t you?"
45895	At any rate, I suppose your wife has told you about our plans for the immediate future... or am I making a mistake...?"
45895	At any rate, only the child?
45895	At the door he said:"I suppose we shall see each other this evening at the Medical Society?"
45895	Bad conscience?...
45895	Been singing, too?"
45895	Besides, how could one?"
45895	But I say, Anna, had n''t you better get something ready for this evening?"
45895	But even more solemnly there rang in his ears the unspoken words: What does the most ardent kiss in which body and soul seem to fuse really come to?
45895	But had they not all, as it were, gone into thin air?
45895	But have n''t I done so already?
45895	But he thought with a shiver: Was she cut out at the same time to be the mother of_ my_ children?
45895	But how about your own?"
45895	But how about your plans for the autumn?"
45895	But how did Parliament come to bother about her?"
45895	But how did it...?"
45895	But how was it that Sissy also had divined the relationship between him and her?
45895	But if it were only that?
45895	But if that was so, would he not have been bound to have taken some opportunity this afternoon to have said as much to those two men?
45895	But is anything wrong?...
45895	But look here, why should the island be uninhabited?"
45895	But look here, you''ve got to go anyway, have n''t you?
45895	But may I stay a bit longer with you?
45895	But speaking generally, George, do n''t you think that we regard these matters a little superficially?
45895	But suddenly she asked quite unexpectedly and somewhat gently:"How is your child?"
45895	But the question is really this, would you have let yourself go into the thing if you had considered the consequences from every point of view?"
45895	But the question is whether the complexion it has in the distance is n''t the right one?
45895	But till then?"
45895	But to go on standing with your clenched fist in your pocket, so to speak-- what''s the point of it?
45895	But was accident anything more than a word?
45895	But we can talk about these things another time, do n''t you think?
45895	But were even the ensuing months dangerous?
45895	But what do you think of all this talk about a philosophy of life?
45895	But what does it matter?"
45895	But what does that prove?
45895	But what else is there for me to do?
45895	But what is a man to do?"
45895	But what is one to do?...
45895	But what was the really ghostly element in that dream?
45895	But where?
45895	But why did he think of him of all people?
45895	But why did it affect him so much all of a sudden?...
45895	But why should it alter a man''s relationship to the world if he himself has all his wits and senses about him?"
45895	But why was he so frightened?
45895	But why, why...?"
45895	But why?
45895	But wo n''t you take off your overcoat?
45895	But you do feel, do n''t you?
45895	But you really work damned little, do n''t you?
45895	But... but perhaps you could manage to dine with... with... us at the Park Hotel, yes?
45895	By whom have the Jews been betrayed and deserted?
45895	By whom were the Jews left in the lurch?...
45895	By- the- bye, who was the gentleman who was up there in the gallery with her?"
45895	Ca n''t she have the child with her anyway?
45895	Café cronies?"
45895	Can I read it?"
45895	Can he perhaps be jealous of Felician... on account of Else Ehrenberg?
45895	Can it be that you"--and his glance swept her in amazement from top to toe--"are making a political tour?"
45895	Classy, eh?"
45895	Come,"he added,"is one going to get another chance soon of seeing or reading one of your fine pieces of work?"
45895	Could he forgive Anna?
45895	Could it really ever end?
45895	Could n''t Heinrich see that and feel it just as he did?
45895	Could not every one make a mistake, a physician as much as a layman?
45895	Could one recount this to one''s mistress in Vienna without her reading something suspicious between the lines?
45895	Could you reproach yourself the slightest bit if she really went to her death, through the so- called pangs of despised love?
45895	Did Berthold have any idea...?
45895	Did George know, by- the- by, that Oskar was travelling with the Prince of Guastalla?
45895	Did George understand it too?...
45895	Did Heinrich still find the matter so tragi- comic?
45895	Did he know that she was here and whom she was with?
45895	Did he love solitude?...
45895	Did he not love Anna more than he had ever done before?
45895	Did he not love her?
45895	Did he suffer?...
45895	Did n''t we squabble dreadfully, Therese and I?
45895	Did n''t you read it?"
45895	Did she hope to, I wonder?
45895	Did she think again that he was lacking in initiative?...
45895	Did the others know what kind of a man he was any better?
45895	Did they have any significance?
45895	Did you go looking, too?"
45895	Did you know that there were such people?"
45895	Did you stay there a fairly long time, Herr Bermann?"
45895	Did you want me by any chance to be jealous about that letter?"
45895	Disgusting, is n''t it?"
45895	Do I ask him about his affairs?
45895	Do I look upon the whole thing as simply a distraction?
45895	Do I love her less?
45895	Do n''t you believe me?
45895	Do n''t you feel it a strain?"
45895	Do n''t you think so?
45895	Do n''t you think so?"
45895	Do they exert the slightest influence on the policy and moulding of existence?
45895	Do we not deserve to?
45895	Do you believe me?"
45895	Do you come from home, Anna?"
45895	Do you know those moods in which all one''s memories near or distant lose, as it were, their oppressive reality?
45895	Do you know what I often think?...
45895	Do you know what it will probably look like in the end?
45895	Do you know what would have to be described?
45895	Do you know why I was at Ehrenbergs''then?...
45895	Do you know, by the way, whom I had a very interesting conversation with the other day on this very subject?"
45895	Do you know, by- the- by, where she lies buried?
45895	Do you mean Count Eberhard Malnitz, who had a suite performed a few years ago?"
45895	Do you see, for instance, that white one with the white terrace?"
45895	Do you seriously think so?
45895	Do you still do music together?"
45895	Do you still remember Leo Golowski saying about her that she was fated to finish up in respectable life?
45895	Do you think I despise the''faithless woman''or that I hate her?
45895	Do you think anything like that so absolutely out of the question?"
45895	Do you think by any chance, mamma, that George Wergenthin is not?"
45895	Do you think that so soon?
45895	Do you think, George, that a marriage with you would have been particularly respectable?
45895	Does Vienna really exist?
45895	Does he forget that I am a German myself...?"
45895	Does it all hang together?"
45895	Does it ever happen that any one wins?
45895	Does she know?
45895	Does that suit you?"
45895	Ehrenberg answered brusquely:"Did I ever tell you that I intended to emigrate?
45895	Engagement?
45895	Ever?...
45895	Finally he said:"You have no thought of legitimising your relationship?"
45895	For how long shall you be away?"
45895	George asked again in a lighter tone:"So it was Stanzides?"
45895	George asked casually"How long is he staying in Paris?"
45895	George asked her jokingly if she did n''t have perhaps the secret intention of going on the stage?
45895	George passed his hand over his damp forehead and said to the doctor with a bitter smile:"Is that what you mean by going on nicely?"
45895	George was not satisfied:"Why must Ägidius die?"
45895	George was silent for a few seconds and suddenly asked, with more emotion than he usually manifested:"Is it he then...?"
45895	Go to her?
45895	Go to the club and rout out Felician?
45895	Good gracious, what have n''t I known since we have known each other?"
45895	Had celebrity in these days anything at all to do with honour, and was being ignored and forgotten worth even a single shrug of regret?
45895	Had he a right still to think about such things?...
45895	Had he been really touched then, as Nürnberger had asserted?
45895	Had he ever composed anything better than that wordless song to be sung on the water with its sprightly rocking melody?
45895	Had he really got as far as all that already with his good sensible Anna?
45895	Had he really spent the whole summer in Vienna?
45895	Had his appearance been a great surprise for Anna?
45895	Had it not been finished the very second when quite by chance he became a father?
45895	Had it not dated far longer back?
45895	Had n''t it been in Munich...?
45895	Had not the year that had just passed been wonderfully rich and beautiful with its happiness and its grief?
45895	Had she not spoken those words of trust and tenderness to him in a twilight church:"I will pray to Heaven that you become a great artist"?
45895	Had you any idea of it?"
45895	Has n''t she said herself that she will be proud of having a child?
45895	Has the same kind of thing really happened to any one else before?
45895	Have you anything special on, Baron?"
45895	Have you ever heard him speak?"
45895	Have you ever read anything of his?"
45895	Have you written any more?"
45895	He asked her quickly"What does it really mean?"
45895	He bore him no grudge at all for it; but why do they always begin to talk about it themselves?
45895	He felt troubled and asked her uncertainly:"You''ll allow me, of course, to send you my violin sonata as soon as it is finished?
45895	He now began again:"And what will you do in this half- year, while I''m away?
45895	He pretended to be surprised,"What''s the matter, child?...
45895	He suddenly stood upon a great open meadow where Heinrich Bermann ran up and down and asked him: Are you also looking for the lady''s castle?
45895	He then introduced them and said to the lady:"Wo n''t you sit down?"
45895	He then went on to ask:"Did you have a pleasant talk with Heinrich?
45895	He thought he felt what she was thinking; ca n''t he say anything better than that?...
45895	He was healthy, she was healthy, two strong young people.... Could anything like that be really possible?
45895	He''s not so very strict?"
45895	He... and did he not deceive her in spite of it, or was ready to do so at any moment, which, after all, came to the same thing?
45895	Heinrich remained stationary and jerked out with clenched teeth:"Tell me, my dear George, have you not really noticed that I am a coward?"
45895	Heinrich still had a sheet of faded yellow paper in his hand when he got up and hailed George with the words,"Well, how goes the country?"
45895	His love?
45895	How are all the numerous friends of your popular family?"
45895	How can I know?
45895	How can one contend.... Do you know that I am going to Germany in the autumn as a conductor?"
45895	How could she get here?"
45895	How could she have an idea either?
45895	How do you know?"
45895	How long had it been since he had heard Doctor Stauber say those words?
45895	How long will this Demeter affair last?
45895	How many talks had they not had since?
45895	How many tried again if they had failed once?
45895	How shall I manage it?...
45895	How so?"
45895	How were things with me a year ago?
45895	How will it all turn out?
45895	How will it all turn out?
45895	Hypocrite?
45895	I am really a more constant nature than you are, am I not?"
45895	I just accompanied her....""I suppose you''ll do so again this year?"
45895	I promise you that you wo n''t be bored by theoretical conversation like you were once last autumn... do you still remember?"
45895	I say, George, I suppose you are probably coming back from the country to- day?"
45895	I say, have you heard, Fräulein Else is supposed to be engaged?"
45895	I suppose you are going to Anna now?
45895	I suppose you are going to sleep soon?"
45895	I suppose you''re now going straight out into the country again?"
45895	I suppose you''ve read about it, Baron?"
45895	I was sitting here on the balcony in my dream, and had it in my arms at the breast....""But what was it, a boy or a girl?"
45895	I wonder if I would have told him at all?
45895	I wonder if all this would have happened if he had lived?"
45895	I wonder if he would be here now if he were still alive?
45895	I wonder if my father walked about as nervously as I am doing?
45895	I wonder if you''d be in such a hurry, you know, if you were going to keep an appointment with me...?
45895	I''ll introduce you as a manager, eh?
45895	I''ll just ask the old woman if she has any news.... What do you say?...
45895	I''ll play it to you quite gently; would you like me to?"
45895	I''m sure that''s going to Prague, do n''t you think so, Herr Bermann?"
45895	I''ve written to you about it, have n''t I?
45895	I?
45895	If she called him would he not go?
45895	Impotently?
45895	In the prompter''s box, I suppose?"
45895	Indeed?
45895	Is he any better?
45895	Is he really here?"
45895	Is her voice all right now?"
45895	Is his manner really so excited?
45895	Is it simply curiosity?"
45895	Is it true, then...?
45895	Is she not right in trusting me?
45895	Is that right, or is there anything missing?"
45895	Is that what you think?
45895	It could not hurt her, could it?...
45895	It eats up all my strength, it makes me incapable of feeling like a son, like a human being... is n''t it ghastly?"
45895	It had rung half like a reproach and half like a warning, and if she herself was so little sure of herself could he trust her implicitly?
45895	It is sheer nonsense, is n''t it?
45895	It looks just like a little box, does n''t it?
45895	It was quite jolly.... What have you got in your hand?"
45895	It would be so nice, Doctor, if you could stay; wo n''t you?"
45895	It''s not so late then?"
45895	It''s rather in the songs that one feels... but feels what?...
45895	Joy?...
45895	Many perhaps get an inkling, but understand?
45895	Murderess?
45895	Nevertheless he looked at the doctor again and asked:"Can nothing more be done?"
45895	Not a Hofrat-- nor a count-- nor an author-- nor a diabolical female?"
45895	Not to enter into negotiations straight away or to take a post, which he would turn out to be unable to fill?
45895	Now he was at liberty to knock about the world as he had done before.... Was he really at liberty?
45895	Of course you will come and see her?"
45895	Of course, you believe, too, that I have had an affair with Stanzides?
45895	Oh well, what did he care about the family?
45895	Oh yes, the Detmold telegram.... Was it really so lucky?
45895	On leave?
45895	One of the dancers?
45895	One of those yonder, ruminating in the darkness?
45895	Only to- day?
45895	Or Heinrich, of all people?...
45895	Or did she think perhaps"I am really going to succeed, I shall be his wife?..."
45895	Or her as well?...
45895	Or is it because I am somewhere else, in a strange flat?
45895	Or just a dull day?
45895	Or like my voyage with Grace across the sea?
45895	Or was it after all so fated at the moment when we embraced each other for the first time?"
45895	Or was it the mysterious light of some star over the world that had not yet shone for any one except him?
45895	Or was the hour of trial so near?
45895	Or with a chorus?
45895	Perhaps it had been always there, from the very first moment when they had belonged to each other, and even in the moments of their supreme happiness?
45895	Perhaps you heard me singing?"
45895	Run away?"
45895	Sacked?
45895	Satisfied?"
45895	Shall I sing them to you?"
45895	Shall I tell you something, Herr Baron?
45895	Shall I tell you something?
45895	She''s not ill, is she?"
45895	Should he ask for a postponement?
45895	Solitude, change of scene, movement: had he not enjoyed a threefold happiness?
45895	Stay here?
45895	Steps?
45895	Suddenly the voice of the woman he loved rang through the darkness again, whispering and mournful:"How long will it take you to forget me?"...
45895	Supposing Anna had taken it as a serious declaration or as a kind of wooing?
45895	Supposing the actress were now really sitting quietly at home with her mother?
45895	Supposing they did all know?...
45895	Supposing they did know... do you think that would prevent people from inviting you?
45895	That I would prefer to live anywhere else except here?
45895	That she deceived you with... what was it now?..."
45895	The balcony, the little blue angel between the flowers, the white seat under the pear- tree, where was it all now?
45895	The little angel in blue clay between the flower- beds, the verandah with the wooden gable, the silent garden with the currant- and the lilac- bushes?
45895	The princess herself?
45895	The sage or the fool?
45895	The star- gazer yonder?
45895	The thought then ran through his mind: Would it not have been more sensible...?
45895	The words which she had spoken were still ringing in his ears:"What is there really in letters, however detailed they are?"...
45895	Then Leo suddenly turned to George and asked:"And how is his sister getting on with her singing?"
45895	Then he added, almost menacingly:"Does it live?"
45895	Then he asked hoarsely:"How is she?"
45895	Then he said:"Do you know that there is a little summer- house at the top end of the garden?
45895	Then he said:"I am afraid I must go into town now; you''ll excuse me, wo n''t you?
45895	Then there came the summer, they would be together, and then?
45895	Therese quickly said to George:"Of course you do n''t come with us?"
45895	Therese, is n''t that so?"
45895	This is n''t an opera at all....""What do you mean?"
45895	Those are probably the people who are granted the gift of realising straight away.... My mistress has drowned herself, do you see?
45895	Those men stealing up the steps yonder?
45895	To make a fool of myself once more, no, no, no....""Well, what will you do?"
45895	Was George to prove to him that his talent entitled him to be Anna''s lover or her child''s father?
45895	Was Nürnberger right again?
45895	Was he not afraid, she had asked him, to have it on his conscience that he was making her into a liar?
45895	Was he not far more cut out for adventures of that kind than for the quiet life full of responsibilities which he had chosen for himself?
45895	Was he not obliged to enlighten her that he had not meant it in that way?...
45895	Was he still as sceptical as ever of his seriousness?
45895	Was it evening?
45895	Was it morning?
45895	Was it not almost as though she set more store by his artistic future than by him himself?...
45895	Was it not she whom he had always been seeking?
45895	Was it possible, then, that she was to be the last woman whom he was to embrace?
45895	Was it really all over?
45895	Was n''t I a thousand times better off in the little town where I had started a new life, in spite of all my longings?...
45895	Was n''t it?"
45895	Was not a faint beat of a drum droning out of a corner of the orchestra?
45895	Was not even that accident bound to have its cause?
45895	Was not that his plain duty?
45895	Was not the''cello singing and the violin?
45895	Was she spell- bound by excitement?
45895	Was that how he had suddenly come to regard the matter?
45895	Was that really the same being whom he was to see again in a few hours?
45895	Was there a blockhead in the country who could not boast of having been hailed as a genius in some rag or other?
45895	Was there any foundation for the rumour that he would be engaged again in active political life in the approaching winter?
45895	Was there some law at work in this?
45895	Was this morning the first time...?
45895	We''re good friends, nothing more-- and even that only at intervals; or do you really think that I''m in love with him, mamma?
45895	Well, to- morrow, is n''t it?
45895	Well, what''s the news out there?"
45895	Well, who knows?"
45895	Were not the fools really the geniuses and the geniuses really the fools?
45895	Were not, from to- day onwards, his responsibilities more serious than they had ever been?
45895	Were there not flutes sounding and oboes and clarionets?
45895	What are the contents?"
45895	What did he really understand about the whole thing?
45895	What did he really want of her?
45895	What did she want and what was she ready for?...
45895	What did the old man know?
45895	What did this young man, who was so mature for his years, really want of him?
45895	What did you speak about?
45895	What do you know about it, Else?
45895	What do you think of my new dress?"
45895	What do you want me to do then?
45895	What does it all come to, when you still go and leave me quite alone?...
45895	What does nervousness really mean?
45895	What does she know?...
45895	What does the fact that I had a child by you come to?
45895	What does the fact that we travelled together for months through strange lands really come to?
45895	What does the fact that you cried out in my lap your remorse for your deception?
45895	What does the faith of your father mean to you?
45895	What had become of me at that moment, so far as she was concerned?
45895	What had been the significance of these past months with all their dreams, their troubles and their hopes?
45895	What had he anticipated then at that time?...
45895	What had he in common with these people?
45895	What has ever helped the Jews?
45895	What have you got to say to that?
45895	What is your home- country, Palestine?
45895	What kind of a woman is it who is responsible for taking you away from me this time?"
45895	What makes you say that, Herr Eissler?
45895	What makes you think that, Fräulein Else?"
45895	What makes you think that?"
45895	What more am I to ask you to do?
45895	What name would it have had?
45895	What now...?
45895	What now?
45895	What should I be doing there?"
45895	What should he answer now?
45895	What was he probably thinking?
45895	What was it?
45895	What was passing within her mind?...
45895	What was the important thing now?
45895	What was the point of it all?
45895	What was the point?
45895	What would happen?...
45895	What would n''t one fall into,"she said,"if one didn''t"--she gave an ironic smile--"have to sacrifice oneself for humanity?
45895	What would you say, for example, if I were to go in for a political comedy?
45895	What young man is n''t involved in a serious love affair?
45895	What''s the good to me of my knowledge of human nature and my splendid intelligence?
45895	What''s the good to me of the lights burning in all my storeys?
45895	What''s the matter with him?
45895	What''s the point?
45895	What''s the worst that can happen to you?
45895	What''s your impression?
45895	What, after all, could he do out here?
45895	What, after all, is a child that has n''t yet lived?
45895	What_ does_ he want?
45895	When are you leaving again?"
45895	When will it come into the world?
45895	When?
45895	Where could you put it during the rehearsals?
45895	Where had he heard this last?
45895	Where is he getting to again now?
45895	Where should we all get to, then?
45895	Where was it now?
45895	Where will it spend its first years?
45895	Whether one does not persuade oneself into believing a lot of rot, if one''s got a part to play in the comedy oneself?"
45895	Which one?
45895	Who could she be?
45895	Who created the Liberal movement in Austria?...
45895	Who created the National- German movement in Austria?
45895	Who is entitled to complain?
45895	Who is it then?...
45895	Who knows if I have not spoilt her life?"
45895	Who knows if anything will come of it?"
45895	Who knows if he would n''t have turned into a kind of Oskar Ehrenberg in Vienna?
45895	Who knows if your child''s death could not have been prevented at some moment or other?"
45895	Who knows when he will come?
45895	Whom did it concern?
45895	Why am I so seldom here?
45895	Why are you so touchy?
45895	Why did I come to Vienna?
45895	Why did he not entreat her?
45895	Why did he not speak the right words?
45895	Why did he want to think of that light which was sun and yet did not shine, that blue in the heights which was heaven and yet did not bless him?
45895	Why do I feel so little of that now?
45895	Why do I still go on walking with him, he thought, and why does he take it quite for granted that I should?
45895	Why do n''t I live out here and work on top on the balcony under the gable, which has a beautiful view on to the Sommerhaidenweg?
45895	Why do n''t you live out here?"
45895	Why do n''t you say straight away the happiness of creating?"
45895	Why does she say that?
45895	Why have I seen all these people again?
45895	Why is my heart beating?
45895	Why not?
45895	Why search for reasons?
45895	Why should it not happen that Anna should deceive him?
45895	Why then reveal his soul to another?
45895	Why to- day all of a sudden?
45895	Why was he silent, as he sat at the piano and gently struck notes and chords...?
45895	Why, he thought, are even the best- bred men usually tactless when they meet people like myself?
45895	Why?"
45895	Why?...
45895	Will Else marry him?
45895	Will anything come of the Detmold business?
45895	Will it be over when the autumn comes or will it after all last as long or longer than my affair with Anna?
45895	Will that suit you?"
45895	Will you come?"
45895	Wo n''t you come in and have an ice?"
45895	Wo n''t you go on reading?"
45895	Wo n''t you read it?"
45895	Wo n''t you tell me?"
45895	Would he ever meet again a person of a similar type?
45895	Would he find it more congenial if a party of Polish Jews were to sit here and sing psalms?
45895	Would he mind if he knew that you gave it to me to read?"
45895	Would it be your duty to give in?
45895	Would n''t it really be more sensible to devote another year to study?
45895	Would the Rosners be at home on such a beautiful day?
45895	Would you like to have a look at the grounds in the meanwhile?"
45895	Would you regard yourself as her murderer?
45895	Yes, I''ve been going through a bad time, and who knows if there''s a better one in store for me?"
45895	Yes, what then?
45895	Yes, where had these hours gone to?
45895	Yes, who bothered about it?
45895	Yes.... What should one do first?"
45895	You are not thinking of marrying by any chance?"
45895	You can soon find an excuse; besides, whom does it concern?
45895	You do n''t mind?"
45895	You know him, too, do n''t you, father?"
45895	You know of course that Therese is one of the leaders of the Social Democratic Party?"
45895	You know of course where the churchyard is?
45895	You think you''re capable now of being able to face the... unpleasantness which you ran away from last year?"
45895	You''ll excuse me?"
45895	[ 1]"Have you finished your quintette?"
45895	and had he really only been away from her for ten days?
45895	and have you a sleeping- car, my dear Fräulein?"
45895	any juster?
45895	anything stronger?
45895	anything to take away all my fear-- take it away from me for ever?
45895	are you also going to Munich by any chance?"
45895	he asked keenly,"are you coming with me?"
45895	he said to George,"have you really waited for me after all?
45895	queried Heinrich,"and you feel no emotion when you hear the word Rhine spoken?"
45895	she exclaimed;"but have n''t I come too early?"
45895	she inquired,"were n''t you, Prince Karl Friedrich?"
45895	she who was at once mistress and comrade, with a serious outlook upon everything in the world, and yet made for every madness and for every bliss?
45895	that all this was never, never to come again?
45895	thought George, or do I only think it is?
45895	thought George,"than I do him, or is it simply another piece of megalomania...?"
45895	to have appealed to them?
45895	why does n''t she come to see you any more?
45895	why should I be the victim?
45895	why?"