Questions

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53976	Every Armenian asked himself or herself: Was this to be our recompense?
53976	Was it not a fact that officially no Georgian or Tartar question was placed on the diplomatic table, whereas the Armenian question was there?
53976	What should be the boundaries of the new Armenian nation?
53976	What was that policy?
53976	What were the conditions under which the Armenians sided with the Allies, and why were they forced to bear so great a sacrifice for their cause?
19986	And he added:"If such was the behaviour of the children, what was that of their elders?"
19986	And what will be the punishment of those who killed them wrongfully and consumed the innocent with fire?
19986	Even if we suppose the Armenian men to have been deserving of death, what was the offence of the women and children?
19986	Had they made war on the Turks, or killed even one of them?
19986	His friend said to him:"Have you no fear of God?
19986	How comes it that they are still here?
19986	I ask you, O Moslems-- is this to be counted as a crime?
19986	I asked them the reason of this, and they said:"What are we to do?
19986	I went towards him, and what did I behold?
19986	Their condition was most pitiable, and how could it be otherwise?
19986	Was it in their being superior to the Turkish women in every respect?
19986	What had these weak women done, and what had their infants done?
19986	What is the reason of this sudden change of attitude?
19986	What was the fault of these poor women?
19986	What, in God''s name, had these women done?
19986	When the Sheikh saw them he wept with pity, and gave them food and water with his own hands; but what good could this small supply do to them?
19986	Whence have you the right to take life in defiance of God''s law?"
19986	Who knows of what rich man or Notable of the Armenians he was the son?
19986	Why do you throw yourself with them?
19986	Why should such bands murder none but Armenians?
52371	* DA Upton, Edgar W. Can Armenia be kept alive as a nation?
52371	* DA---- The Armenian question: Europe or Russia?
52371	* ONK---- D''où peut naître une Arménie indépendante?
52371	* ONP Hittite-- Armenian?
52371	And what of Armenia?
52371	Armenia: is it the end?
52371	Armenia: is it the end?
52371	Armenian question: Europe or Russia?
52371	BBS Who are the Armenians?
52371	D''où peut naître une Arménie indépendante?
52371	Depuis les origines des Arméniens jusqu''à la mort de leur dernier roi( l''an 1393).... Paris: Librairie A. Picard et fils[ 1910?].
52371	Extraits de la Chronique de Maribas Kaldoyo( Mar Abas Katina?).
52371	GIB---- Who are the Armenians?
52371	Gooch, G. P. Who are Armenians?
52371	Hittite-- Armenian?
52371	Inch e gronu?
52371	Le peuple qui souffre; l''Arménie, ses origines, son passé, son avenir?
52371	London: Eastern Question Association[ 1877?].
52371	MASSACRES The Adana massacres: who is responsible?
52371	Paris: T. Nelson& Sons[ 1918?].
52371	Quelles étaient les frontières de l''Arménie ancienne?, 8.
52371	Sind die Armenier kriegerischen Geistes bar?
52371	Sind die Armenier kriegerischen Geistes bar?
52371	Upton, E. W. Can Armenia be kept alive as a nation?
52371	War Artasches von Armenien der Besieger des Krösus?
52371	Was Artasches von Armenien der Besieger des Krösus?
52371	What America has done for Armenians, 72. Who are Armenians?
52371	What hope is there for the remnants of massacred Armenia?
52371	Whiting, G. B. Jrak hokvoh, 67. Who are Armenians?
52371	Who are the Armenians?
52371	[ 188-?]
52371	[ 1894?]
52371	[ 1897?]
52371	[ 19--?]
52371	[ 19--?]
52371	[ 1917?]
52371	[ 1917?]
52371	[ London?
52371	[ Lyon?]
52371	[ New York, 1917?
52371	[ New York: National Armenian Relief Committee, 1896?]
52371	[ What is religion?
52371	[ Yokohama, 1913?].
52371	["Whom shall we follow after?"
52371	�* ONK Basmadjian, K. J. Quelles étaient les frontières de l''Arménie ancienne?
49396	Can not your Emperor help us?
49396	How can we teachers read German fairy tales with our pupils, or, indeed, the story of the Good Samaritan in the Bible? 49396 And was our cross( the nurses''Red Cross) the same as theirs? 49396 Are they people from whom anything is to be got?
49396	But for where?
49396	But what can one do?
49396	By what road do they go?
49396	Can the real object be to starve them to death?
49396	Have they died of hunger?
49396	He expected his tortures to cease, but on the contrary the soldiers cried:"What further do we seek?
49396	How long can people support life by picking grains of corn out of horse dung and depending for the rest upon grass?
49396	If we can not endure the sight of these poor people''s sufferings, what must it be like for the sufferers themselves?
49396	Is there anywhere any Turkish commerce, Turkish handicraft, Turkish manufacture, Turkish art, Turkish science?
49396	Leave?
49396	No doubt they are being arranged, but with what result?
49396	Perhaps into Arabia?
49396	She had lost her wits, and wandered about the place asking,"Where are my children?
49396	The Hodja( Turkish priest) of our hospital came in, too, and said to us, among other things:"If God has no pity on them, why must you have pity?
49396	Their first question had been, would we prevent them from being made Mohammedans?
49396	There lies Artamid before us, adorned by its charming gardens; but how does the village look?
49396	There were so many orphans in the place, they said to us:--should we now be inclined to take charge of any again?
49396	Vartkes thereupon said:"Then it is the intention to continue the work of Abd- ul- Hamid?"
49396	Was she killed on the spot?
49396	We asked him:"Why condemn them to this frightful torment; why not kill them in their villages?"
49396	What are your relations with this man?
49396	What have you done with my children?"
49396	What is the duty of Germany, as well as of every civilized Christian nation, in face of the Armenian massacres?
49396	What kind of people are they?
49396	Why did not they strike us dead at once?"
49396	Why must we suffer like this?
49396	Why?
49396	Will not the German Government be acting in Turkey''s own best interests, if she prevents her from committing economic and moral suicide?
49396	With what intention, one wonders?
49396	Would not the funds collected be better spent in building orphanages for the innocent victims of Turkish barbarism?
49396	the soldiers answered:''What could we do?
58361	And the two little ones?
58361	And where is Hassan?
58361	But was the princess pretty?
58361	Eudocia, dearest, did you go up those horrid steps upon the wall, to look at those people outside? 58361 No,"replied the generous Hossein,"what use is there in fighting any longer?
58361	What in the world can they want so many fagots for?
58361	What, Eyesha?
58361	Where?
58361	Why should you weep?
58361	''What is your fortunate name?''
58361	,, argentatus(?)
58361	,, cetti(?)
58361	,, falcinellus(?)
58361	,, nivalis(?)
58361	,, rupestris(?)
58361	,, turtur(?)
58361	And we went, did we not go together, to the court of the palace of the Pasha?
58361	Bartholomew was consecrated bishop( of Nakchevan?
58361	But, Eudocia, did you see the lady?
58361	Buteo ater(?)
58361	Common buzzard(?).
58361	Cuculus(?)
58361	Did I not get from him the embroidery, the cloth of gold which you have, which is in your room?
58361	Did not you see him, Xenophon?
58361	Did you ever see such creatures?"
58361	Do not the soldiers present arms to you there when you go in?
58361	Had not each of these men a soul, immortal as their butcher''s?
58361	Had not many of them, many thousands of them perhaps, more faith, more trust in God, higher talents than their destroyer?
58361	Hath not a clock a pulse, when he is alive and in good health?
58361	He said to the people,''What can I do?
58361	He was brought up for judgment before me, when I said to him, Who are you?
58361	Herring gull(?).
58361	How are you off for tezek?
58361	I am but a guest of one breath in this transitory world; my relatives and companions are all gone, and what will it profit me to remain behind?
58361	I went to the Bezestein, and there did I not see the chief of the criers of the Bit Bazaar?
58361	Is he not a Christian-- an Armenian?
58361	Is she tall or short?
58361	It is opposite, is it not opposite to the entrance of the Bezestein?
58361	My man exclaimed,"The earth moves-- are you not afraid?"
58361	Pyrrhula communis(?)
58361	Sedge- warbler(?).
58361	Shall not their blood cry out for vengeance?
58361	Snow- finch(?)
58361	Then who would not have joined a righteous cause?
58361	They are Turks, my master( padrone); are they not Turks?
58361	They are all dead; why should not we be ready to follow their example?"
58361	Turtle- dove(?).
58361	We were all grieved for him, but what could we do?
58361	What do I know?
58361	What is she like?
58361	Where were the city guards?
58361	Where were the legionaries and the 10,000 auxiliary troops?
58361	he said;"did we not come on earth to die?
58361	or what?
58361	pretty or ugly?
58361	said the old woman;"who are you?
58361	who would not have given his wealth, his assistance, or his life, in the defense of his faith against the enemies of his religion?
58361	why do they tie their legs up with leather thongs in that funny way?
53887	And how are the people going? 53887 What do you expect this Conference to give the Armenian people as their adequate reparation and just rights?"
53887	What was the meaning of all this? 53887 Where do you get your war news from?"
53887	''How,''he had answered,''can I abandon the Christ whom I have preached for twenty- years?''"
53887	Besides, what is the object or the necessity of a"dividing zone"between the Turkish and Russian Armenians?
53887	But why, in Heaven''s name, is it not proclaimed to the world that the culprits may know and tremble and stay their hand?
53887	Could a more dreadful confession have been made in respect to the conduct and policy of any Christian Government?
53887	Could there be a better proof of intellectual rectitude and the sincerity of sentiment?
53887	Could there be a more crushing condemnation of the judgment of the statesmen responsible for that treaty in regard to the Turk?
53887	Do the Johanniter Knights, of whom the Kaiser is himself Grand Master, approve of these proceedings?
53887	Do they think that He who said"inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of these little ones, ye have done it unto Me"knows of any distinction of race?
53887	He replied:''Why, do n''t you understand, we do n''t want to have to repeat this thing again after a few years?
53887	How can I love a man who comes from a nation that has so recently killed my friends?
53887	How could it be otherwise?
53887	How is this fact to be explained?
53887	I spoke again to the captain:''Why are you taking such brutal measures to accomplish your aim?
53887	Is it because the victims are Armenians, mere Armenians so used to massacre, so long abandoned by Europe to the lust and pleasure of"the Gentle Turk"?
53887	Is it seriously claimed that the Turk has proved himself, under the test of war, superior in morals and chivalry to all the nations of Europe?
53887	Is sympathy won by tyranny, or loyalty bred by massacre?
53887	It''s hot down in the deserts of Arabia, and there is no water, and these people ca n''t stand a hot climate, do n''t you see?''
53887	Surely we might have asked ourselves, What had we been doing all these years to fulfil those duties?
53887	The German officer confessed that what he had seen was horrible, more horrible than anything he had ever seen before;"but,"he added,"what could we do?
53887	Under these circumstances what better service could the Armenian render his religion than die for it?
53887	Were they also in the way of their military aims?
53887	What are these services?
53887	What can we do?
53887	What chance would the bravest people in the world have under such circumstances?
53887	What claim had the Turks upon the sympathy and support of their Armenian subjects?
53887	What has Turkish domination been to its subject races?
53887	What has become of the Armenians, one of the most virile and prolific races of the world living in a healthy country?
53887	What have Christian Germans to say to all this?
53887	Why?
53887	[ 12] He might treat General Townshend well; but how was he treating the thousands of Indians and Englishmen in his hands?
53568	13th century(?).
53568	Again, how to deal with the nomad Kurds?
53568	Am I guilty of indiscretion when I say that the prevailing opinion of them in official circles is one of contempt, not unmixed with alarm?
53568	And at what point in that bleak region could one hope to pick up the others?
53568	And what are the interests of the progressive states of Europe, and of Great Britain in particular, in the settlement and disposal of the Question?
53568	Are there villages in the crater?
53568	But by what people and at what date were they stricken to the ground, and their temples and palaces given to the flames?
53568	But it may be asked: why has so little been heard of the Armenians still residing in their native seats?
53568	But our poor porters and the several zaptiehs who have, quite unnecessarily, scrambled up-- how shall we protect them against the rigour of the night?
53568	But was there no school, no Armenian teacher?
53568	But what if the northern Power were to occupy Turkish Armenia?
53568	But what is the meaning of the name Turkish which has been used to distinguish the one from the other element?
53568	But which of these underground hovels was the least repugnant as a lodging for the night?
53568	But who was Bayindar, and who the persons with the cacophonous names to whose memory these mausolea were built?
53568	But why did the movement fasten upon these scattered communities-- hostages, as it would seem, to the Mussulman power?
53568	But, even if the apprehensions of the most nervous could be justified by solid arguments, what is the alternative which they are able to suggest?
53568	By what means can the Council ensure that the young men sent abroad to study have really penetrated into the inner circle of European scholarship?
53568	Cartwright( John)("The Preacher,"English; travelled from Aleppo to Ispahan viâ Bitlis and Lake Van about 1600?)
53568	Do these fluctuations arise from the opening or closing of subterraneous issues or from movements of the earth''s crust?
53568	Had they trained last April?
53568	Have I wearied my reader with this long and almost exhaustive analysis, at which I can scarcely myself suppress a yawn?
53568	Have all quarry left the haunts of the great hunter, whose name is attached to one of the most remarkable among the mountains of the world?
53568	His cities as far as the sources of the Euphrates( Murad?)
53568	How could I better convince my lord of the obedience of his servant than by successfully resisting in that castle the greatest warrior of the world?"
53568	How should we be able to explain, still less to justify, the circumstance to some visitor from another planet?
53568	I was informed of a more direct route which, after leaving Bashkala, passes by way of Gever, Shemzinar( Shemdinan?)
53568	If they yielded to the present demand, was it likely that the chiefs would forego payment when the Turkish force had turned their backs upon Sasun?
53568	May I, as a traveller, take the present opportunity of contributing my mite of gratitude to Lord Curzon for this considerable work?
53568	Or had we courted an attack by dividing our forces, and were our servants and our papers and our baggage at the mercy of thieves?
53568	Schools?
53568	Some very practical these s were expounded; why, for instance, should one sleep in a bed and not on the floor?
53568	That is the Catholic Church;--but where is the school?
53568	The Armenian Question: Europe or Russia?
53568	The Armenians have neither leaders nor a class of leaders; and how long would it take to develop such a class?
53568	The Indian Government are at the present day sensible of great constriction in their finances, and what are the methods which they pursue?
53568	The Russians did not want them; but what were they to do?
53568	The indignant matrons assailed his ears with the pertinent question: neye geldin, whereto didst thou come?
53568	The question then arises, what are the interests of Great Britain, and upon what lines should her policy be shaped?
53568	There are no dogs here; was it a bear?
53568	There are several large villages in the plain of Pasin; but to what race or mixture of races do the Mohammedan inhabitants belong?
53568	Well, whither shall we direct our steps?
53568	Were we prisoners and these our jailers?
53568	What Indian Foreign Secretary is even conversant with the affairs of Persia, his next- door neighbour, as one might say?
53568	What are these for the most part but the higher stages of the plateau country?
53568	What invisible force controls all this fermenting human material?...
53568	What track will you follow, or what course will you shape towards Khinis and its fertile plain?
53568	What wonder if they infused their politics with a character at which your superior European would sometimes frown and more often smile?
53568	Where should we find a yaila from which to draw our supplies during our sojourn upon the mountain?
53568	Where was the Mudir or Director of Public Instruction?
53568	Who can foretell our future?
53568	Who was Sheikh Ibrahim, who was Khosrov Pasha?
53568	Who would expect that these crystal depths should contain such nauseous elements, like a beautiful but poisonous flower?
53568	Why had we come?
53568	Wo steht die Wiege der Menschheit?
53568	Would it merely entail the loss of our northern trade- route?
53568	[ 299] What was the problem?
53568	[ 88] May Arzasku have been situated in the great plain at the southern foot of the Ararat system, now known as the district of Alashkert?
53568	had we received an iradeh from the Sultan to take photographs of what we saw?
53568	in his capital, Arzasku( site?).
51492	Can you explain to me why so little use is made of your natural advantages-- the immense extent of idle soil and the abundance of water? 51492 ( From New Akhury?). 51492 12), and may I take this early opportunity to place him on his guard against the fallacy that the Armenians are not a martial race? 51492 A Polish maiden? 51492 A few miserable huts are seen in the hollow: who could inhabit such a weird and lonely spot? 51492 A motley group of people collected about us; of what race, of what faith? 51492 After some parley the intruders were admitted to our chamber-- was it a dream, or whence issued these strange shapes? 51492 Are they wild or were they planted? 51492 As each successive dish of this dinner à la Russe made its appearance a smile came from across the table, orIs n''t it nasty?"
51492	At what date did Edgmiatsin become the residence of the katholikos?
51492	But what are those gleaming snows, just protruding above the horizon from a snowless vaulted ridge in the south- east?
51492	But whence could they draw the money for works of this nature?
51492	But where was Ashtarak, the goal of our journey?
51492	But why reject the tempting gradients of the nearer western slope, sweeping towards you with a succession of harmonious curves?
51492	CHAPTER III TO AKHALTSYKH Where else except in London will you see clever driving?
51492	Can there be anything more fatuous than such restrictions?
51492	Can there exist a more gloomy coast?
51492	Could you be shown a more typical example of a tumble- down Eastern township?
51492	For what was it that I saw?
51492	Had Fadéeff hardened his heart?
51492	Had the order come to arrest us?
51492	Have the Christians of the present day become pagans, or did the pagans only change their name?
51492	How account for this striking circumstance on the hypothesis of an eruption from fissures along the base of the valley?
51492	How can it be expected that they should?
51492	How cross the threshold upon which he stood, how enlist his sympathy with our puny wants, who himself was the incarnation of Want?
51492	How explain the character of the union of God with man in the person of Christ?
51492	How many times was Troy taken in watchmen''s dreams?
51492	How shall he escape the dangers of the way, with the hand of the Government against him, with hatred and contempt dogging his weary steps?
51492	How therefore can a church, an image or an eikon claim reverence as a holy thing?
51492	I read the large inscription thus:--Iêsou boêthei pantas tous euchomenous en tê ekklêsia Zibithain(?)
51492	Is it their unfitness to flourish under systematic government?
51492	Is not England the only country where you can trust your coachman to shave his corners and keep his team in hand?
51492	Is there any question you would like to put?"
51492	Is this feature the result of landslip and of floods issuing from the chasm, or was the pedestal always weaker upon this side?
51492	It so happens that both have been summoned to perform military service; may one of them be exempt?
51492	May it not have been somewhere in the neighbourhood of Sert?
51492	One inducement was curiosity: what lay beyond those mountains, drawn in a wide half- circle along the margin of the Mesopotamian plains?
51492	Or were the senses fluttering under the presence of the fair woman whose soft breathing one could almost hear?
51492	Semenoff, 1888(?).
51492	T. G. Allen and W. L. Sachtleben( 1892?).
51492	Texier mentions an adjacent baptistery(?).
51492	The break of day?
51492	The church-- said to have been called Araxilvank( Arakelotz Vank?)
51492	The formula I had heard so often was the first to take wing; and"How long are you staying here?"
51492	The practical question arose: how accommodate ourselves and the family within the four white walls?
51492	The route which we were taking excited suspicion; with what object were we pursuing this unbeaten track?
51492	Was it the grave faces of the Russian peasants and the strange irony of their history and circumstances that haunted and kept the mind strung?
51492	Was the departure of Colonel Alander connected with our arrival, and had he gone to satisfy himself about us at Abastuman?
51492	Was there ever collected together a more motley crowd?
51492	What are our European mountains but arbitrary wrinkles on the face of the continent?
51492	What attracted me to Armenia?
51492	What did they sing in that expression of bottomless misery?
51492	What does my reader know about the ancient history of Armenia?
51492	What is the incident?
51492	What use to conceal his name, since I can not hide his identity, since I am only dealing with the current facts of provincial life?
51492	What was the attitude of Tiridates during the war?
51492	Where could one meet with an Ararat, a Sipan and a Nimrud, to say nothing of an Alagöz and a Bingöl?
51492	Where would you march?
51492	Which of her neighbours could compete with her in this respect?
51492	Who can foretell our future?
51492	Who could tell in what holes these thieves were hiding?
51492	Who is this one whom John baptizes?
51492	Who sent them to such cold solitudes, these warm natures and passionate temperaments?
51492	Whose was the voice which came from heaven and bore testimony to Him:''This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased''?"
51492	Why does one write a book?
51492	Will they not before very long subscribe this obvious solution, for which there is so much to be said?
51492	Would even his bones be forthcoming from such a place?
51492	Yet what if the spell had lost its power, and the mountain and the world lain bare?
51492	Yet where obtain a satisfactory answer to this question?
51492	[ 12] Where were the villages?
51492	had the tissue of the air beamed clear as crystal, and the forms of earth and sea, embroidered beneath us, shone like the tracery of a shield?
51492	should we ever accomplish our self- imposed stage?
51492	was there ever outside of Persia such a strange caricature of a road?
51492	we thought, to what distant land across the mountains, across the sea, shall the poor Jew wander out?
59270	All right,said the Turk,"I will sell it to you, then, at the same price, or maybe a little less; will you buy it?
59270	An independent Armenia?
59270	Can any one living in a free country for a moment understand what it is to live under such a government? 59270 May we not then rightfully offer our farewell message to our fellow men?
59270	Oh my gracious king,replied a young nobleman,"why did you not read further about Christ?
59270	What does that mean, anyway? 59270 When will the Christian statesmen and philanthropists of the world find a way to cleanse these Augean stables all over Turkey?
59270	Why is that?
59270	Why, then, does not Lord Salisbury carry out England''s pledges, for which he is directly responsible, since he made them in her name? 59270 7), which is the Mohammedan power? 59270 A case is set forth; after a brief discussion the question Olourni( To be?) 59270 After the usual salutations the commander asked him,Hassan, why did you come here?"
59270	Again, what does Ararat mean, which is just in the center of Armenia proper?
59270	And do not the Armenians do and have all these things?
59270	And heaven grows black with horror, And earth grows red with wrong, And martyrs cry from earth and sky, How long, O Lord, how long?
59270	And what are the people of the United States?
59270	And why?
59270	Another question is, What does Armenia mean?
59270	Are all the writers, then, who have praised him ignorant or silly?
59270	Are the Turks and Kurds better people since the atrocities?
59270	Are the theologians of the coming centuries going to agree on them?
59270	Are they deaf to our piercing cry?
59270	Are they not in the stream of the same kind of cultivated Christian life led by Americans?
59270	Armenia, 1894 to 189--?
59270	But as to Germany, what hope for Armenia is there from it?
59270	But do you think that that will relieve the situation?
59270	But we at ease to- day, who claim Allegiance to the One great Name, Could we as nobly die for Faith?
59270	But where did the name come from?
59270	But who believes a word of it?
59270	But will they stop to think how the Armenians can take care of themselves?
59270	Can a system lacking all these be considered a religion?
59270	Can any pen or any language tell them?
59270	Did they, or could they sow any seed?
59270	Do all the Protestant martyrs in Europe number as many as the Armenian martyrs?
59270	Do you think you have helped the lamb?
59270	Does a Turk-- a true Turk-- ever write a book?
59270	Does he ever build a church, or pay attention to the moral precepts taught in one?
59270	Does he ever found or manage a business, or even an estate?
59270	Does he ever publish a newspaper, or read one?
59270	Hamitic or Negroid?
59270	Has any farmer, if he is alive, any oxen or horses?
59270	Has he done any public action that can be set down to his credit?
59270	Has he elevated any?
59270	Has he saved any country?
59270	Has the present Sultan?"
59270	Have they oxen and horses to plough?
59270	He said,"We are here for the good of the country, and the empire needs to be reformed; how can we reform it?"
59270	How can I describe the horrors in our city to you?
59270	How can a man be considered as God, owning everything, not in a spiritual sense, but in a very material, pecuniary, and male sense?"
59270	How can there be brotherhood without love or purity?
59270	How can they spare any service for a people being murdered off the earth?
59270	How did the author of this book discover the secret?
59270	How long can the American people help them?
59270	How long can the Red Cross Society help them?
59270	How long will Thy anger burn like fire?
59270	How many centuries were the Protestants persecuted and martyred?
59270	How many millions were killed by the Roman Catholics?
59270	How often has the Turkish minister in Washington, Mavroyeni Beg, officially(?)
59270	How, then, do I know the correct number?
59270	I often thought,"Suppose I become the richest shoemaker or even the richest banker in Antioch, what then?
59270	If he has, will he dare go to his field, sow, reap, and thresh?
59270	If the Armenians made attacks, where are the Turkish dead?
59270	If the Armenians would accept Mohammedanism, would the Turks persecute them?
59270	If the climate enervates the Turks, why does it not the Christians?
59270	If they would accept Roman Catholicism would the Turks persecute them?
59270	If they would accept the Greek Church, would the Turks persecute them?
59270	If you can not do it yourself personally, can you not tell the people of the United States of America to help us and relieve our suffering?
59270	In a word, does he have any more intellectual, moral, or business part in the life of modern civilization than a Hottentot or a Matabele?
59270	In alien lands they roam, my children dear; Where shall I make appeal, with none to hear?
59270	Is it not a shame to mighty Christian nations and powers that this is so?
59270	Is the Sultan a better man since the massacre?
59270	Is there any farmer left alive?
59270	Is there any higher land in the Bible lands than Armenia?
59270	Is there any man left to support his wife and children?
59270	Is this inconsistent with what I have said of his hating the Armenians for their intelligence?
59270	It may be asked, Are there no railroads in Turkey?
59270	Liberty answered from on high The sovereign voice of Destiny:"Wilt thou enroll thyself henceforth A soldier true of Liberty?
59270	Men will ask then, What do the people say?
59270	Now I would ask, do the theologians of the nineteenth century agree on such questions, or any other theological question?
59270	Now the question is this, Where is the Holy City, and who are the Gentiles who will trample the Holy City?
59270	O Lord, wilt Thou hide Thyself forever?
59270	On a ghastly funeral pyre, Brave men are burned with fire; God calls to France, the free,"Thy brother, where is he?"
59270	Ought Congress and the President to think it of no concern to them?
59270	Our grief is our food, our sleep is weeping, for how long a time must we cry?
59270	Our saints through blood go home; Hear thou their dying plea, Where, where is Italy?
59270	People are bewildered, and ask,"How can we doubt a good American who was minister there?"
59270	Say, whither art thou flying So swift on gleaming wing?
59270	Semitic( Arab, Jew)?
59270	Shall I ever be happy?
59270	Shall blood thy lilies stain?
59270	Shall prisons reek and rot, His mother''s blood speak not?
59270	Spring has come, and what now?
59270	Strong to throttle the feeble, Feeble to beard the strong, With eye o''er- meek, and blanching cheek,-- How long, O Lord, how long?
59270	Suppose here and there an Armenian is left( I mean in the country places, not in the cities), dare he go out to his field and work?
59270	The Armenians gave them employment, and if their employers were killed, how could they get a living?
59270	The boy approached boldly and asked,"Who are you?"
59270	The boy rejoined,"If you can not take care of your whip, how can you take care of your subjects?"
59270	The first question is, What does Armageddon mean?
59270	The king himself was captured, and brought before Alexander, who said to him,"You are my captive; how shall I treat you?"
59270	The natural question is, I know,"Do the Sultans, any of them, carry this theory into practice?
59270	The question is often asked"Are not the Armenians a Christian people?
59270	The question naturally arises, Why does the Sultan keep a Sublime Porte, since he decides everything himself?
59270	The questions which are asked now will never be asked: What do the emperors say?
59270	Then Lord, what is my call?"
59270	Then the question comes, where is Armageddon?
59270	Then what is it?
59270	Then why did the missionaries go there?"
59270	They said,"Are we going to be governed by these heathen dogs, the Christian hogs?
59270	Well, what?
59270	Were any of those who plundered and killed punished?
59270	What do the Sultans say?
59270	What do the czars say?
59270	What do you want from me?
59270	What does Lombard street say?
59270	What guarantee can we have, then, that those who survive will not be killed or plundered in their turn?
59270	What is the wish of the people?
59270	What right have you to interfere with my country and religion?"
59270	What sort of a census is likely to be taken by these ignorant, whiskey- swilling, venal barbarians?
59270	What sort of reforms can you expect in Armenia, or in Turkey, when the very religion that is to make people better, inculcates such principles?
59270	What will become of Germany, Austria, and Italy, who form the Triple Alliance?
59270	What will you do with a land where lying is the simplest of mental exercises, and where no one was ever known to blush over it if exposed?"
59270	When Christian homes are ablaze, Hast thou no voice to raise?
59270	When will they send forth a mandate that these horrors must stop?
59270	Whence does the Holy Spirit proceed?
59270	Where are those Christian powers who saved African slaves?
59270	Where are those Christians who advocated brotherly love and mercy, sending their missionaries to teach us?
59270	Where art thou, Czar, oh, where?
59270	Where is Armenia?
59270	Where is good Frederick''s son When evil deeds are done?
59270	Where shall I find them?
59270	Where sleeps thy early fame?
59270	Where was the Garden of Eden?
59270	Who are the Armenians?
59270	Who are the commercial class?
59270	Who are these two witnesses?
59270	Why do I keep repeating"two years"?
59270	Why do I not say one year or three years, or a few years?
59270	Why do n''t they emigrate?
59270	Why not kill the Americans and get richer?"
59270	Why the Turkish government?
59270	Why, good people, what has his ministry got to do with it?
59270	Why?
59270	Why?
59270	Why?
59270	Will not the Christian nations be aroused with great indignation and give the last blow to such a cruel Mohammedan tyranny?
59270	Will the Armenians have any crops?
59270	Will the Czar succeed in getting Constantinople?
59270	Will the European powers who signed the Berlin Treaty give any assurance to the Armenians that they will be protected hereafter?
59270	Wilt bear the curse of Cain?
59270	World, world, hear our prayer Oh where is Russia, where?
59270	Yet this is a picture of what happened over part of Armenia; can you think it is of no concern to you?
59270	and Olmazmi( Not to be?)
59270	and will not the Sultan permit them, and are there not Armenians in the places along their route?
59270	what shall we come to?
46944	Am I and my forty handmaids not enough to please you? 46944 And do you know who the woman is who is buried in the dust and to whom you have given bunches of roses while all others spat at her?"
46944	And do you know why your dog died?
46944	And how does your golden- haired sister thrive?
46944	And how is it with you, brother fox?
46944	And what have you come for, my boy?
46944	And what present did the maiden give you?
46944	And what remedy did your Luck devise for my ailment?
46944	And what reward did the gardener give you?
46944	And where are your twins?
46944	Are you crazy, husband?
46944	Are you pleased with this place?
46944	Brother Steel- shield- steel- spear,said the six adopted brothers to the lad,"where shall we go now?"
46944	But do you promise it upon your soul?
46944	But thou groanest there, My Sia- Manto, and shall I not weep? 46944 But,"he asked,"What does it mean?"
46944	Certainly he has,answered the woman,"how much do you want him to have?"
46944	Did you bring the Water of Life?
46944	Do you ever succeed in satisfying your gluttonous appetite, now that every shepherd keeps a cursed dog?
46944	Do you know who digged the pit under the threshold?
46944	Do you not remember the three red hairs among his black hairs on his head? 46944 Do you see that iron?"
46944	Do you want the price of this jewel, or have you brought it as a present to the King?
46944	Good,said the King;"but has your son the equivalent of the dower that I can give to my daughter?"
46944	Hast thou no token, look Within thy pocket?
46944	Have you a night''s lodging for me, mother?
46944	Have you not your eyes about you, brother- in- law,the baby said,"or have you a mind to fall down and crush me under you?"
46944	How are you getting along?
46944	How now, what is the matter?
46944	How?
46944	I pray you what is the matter?
46944	Is it really true? 46944 Is that your opinion of a woman?"
46944	Is there anything more precious than father and mother?
46944	Is there no one else left?
46944	Is there no other man left in the town?
46944	Man?
46944	Man?
46944	Man?
46944	Man?
46944	Man?
46944	Mother, what has our cousin come for?
46944	Mother, why is your country so dark?
46944	Neither the snake on its belly, nor the bird with its wing could come here; why did you venture to come?
46944	Now will you not come with me?
46944	Now, shall I throw you also?
46944	The bird with its wing, and the snake on its belly could not approach this castle of mine; and how could you venture to come? 46944 Tricks of a woman?"
46944	Was that your dream?
46944	Well, what did you meet on the way?
46944	What can I do?
46944	What danger was there in lodging in the mill or in camping on the green meadows? 46944 What did you see on the way?"
46944	What do you mean?
46944	What do you want me to do in order to make you as happy as possible?
46944	What do you want me to pay you?
46944	What do you want?
46944	What do you want?
46944	What favor do you want in recompense?
46944	What hast thou seen? 46944 What is it, dear?"
46944	What is it?
46944	What is the matter with you, my children?
46944	What is the matter with you?
46944	What is the matter, master?
46944	What is the matter?
46944	What is the remedy, mother, what can I do for you?
46944	What man are you?
46944	What man are you?
46944	What shall I do for you, mother?
46944	What sort of a husband and wife are you?
46944	What was all this?
46944	Where are the fish?
46944	Where is he, mother? 46944 Where is he, mother?"
46944	Where is your rug?
46944	Where is your son?
46944	Who are you, and what are these balls?
46944	Who are you, fair maiden? 46944 Who are you?"
46944	Who do you think I am?
46944	Who is it,Sia- Manto asked his love,"That risks his own life and his horse''s thus?"
46944	Who is there?
46944	Who?
46944	Why do you torture the poor animal?
46944	Why is this mirth, and whose the festival?
46944	Why will you not tell it?
46944	Why, have you no water now?
46944	Why, mother,exclaimed the lad,"what is the matter?
46944	Why, what is the matter?
46944	Why,said the King,"your older brothers failed, and do you think you will succeed?"
46944	Why,said the lad,"are they not my brothers?
46944	Why?
46944	Yes, what was it?
46944	You increase so soon, do you? 46944 You keep a secret, do n''t you?"
46944	After the banquet they said to him:"My lord, where have you left your horse, arms and servants?
46944	And I was asking myself whose pate and beard was the larger, yours or our goat''s?"
46944	And he exclaimed:"Where are you, human being?
46944	And how is it that you are invulnerable, when so many arrows and swords are thrown at you?
46944	And what was the business of the commander there?
46944	And when the man approached, he said:"Where are you going?"
46944	Are you afraid of a woman''s tricks or not?
46944	At night, when everybody else had gone, the woman approached her husband, saying:"How now, husband?
46944	At once he jumped out from the place of his concealment and standing before the leader exclaimed:"Are you a human being, a fairy or a demon?
46944	But can you tell me what his secret is?"
46944	But how to get it?
46944	But soon, the matter of the wound coming out, she felt comfortable, and said:"Who was it that shot this arrow?
46944	But to his surprise, seeing that she did not vanish, he said to her:"Are you a fairy, a demon or a human being?
46944	But what became of his niggardly companion, who had refused to give away a slice of bread?
46944	But what could he do now?
46944	But what could he do now?
46944	But who could find the sparrow?
46944	But who was the perpetrator of this devilish crime?
46944	But why was she in this splendid palace and not in his hut?
46944	Can a hungry man walk?
46944	Dear soul, what ails thee?
46944	Did you enjoy the roses and the lilies growing on his breast?"
46944	Do you accept this condition?"
46944	Do you believe my brothers will do me evil?
46944	Do you think killing forty dwarfish giants a heroic act?
46944	For Heaven''s sake, tell me; did you kidnap me for yourself or for another?"
46944	HUSBAND OR WIFE!--WHICH?
46944	Have you a mind to usurp my throne?"
46944	Have you never heard my name, that you have dared to come and hunt on my ground?"
46944	Have you not heard of the fame of the Invulnerable Giant?"
46944	Have you not preserved for us at least a few bones which we might chew?"
46944	He began, however, to listen attentively to their talk, and heard the commander saying:"Mother, is my father living?
46944	He hid the jug and said to the judge:"Sir, you are a judge, you are a learned man; do tell me, which of these two oxen of mine is the better one?"
46944	He is vulnerable only by his own bow and arrows, and who shall give them to you that you may shoot him with them?
46944	How could he have been killed?
46944	How could you come hither?"
46944	How could you venture to come?"
46944	How could you venture to come?"
46944	How could you venture to come?"
46944	How do you fill that great stomach of yours, when game is so scarce nowadays?"
46944	How shall we live now?"
46944	Husband or Wife-- Which?
46944	In the evening the lad returned from hunting, and hearing that his stepmother was ill, hastened to her side, and asked:"What is the matter, mother?"
46944	Is it possible that a human being should give you your lost parents?"
46944	Is it really true?"
46944	MIND OR LUCK-- WHICH?
46944	Mind or Luck-- Which?
46944	Mirza is my name; do you think you will escape from my hand?"
46944	On the third day, a witch hearing of the case, came to the King''s noblemen, saying:"I can tell you what it is, but what will you give me?"
46944	One day he asked of the oldest sister:"Where is the tent which you were going to weave?"
46944	One day his wife said to him:"Husband, why do you not mention in your prayer that God may preserve you from the tricks of a woman?"
46944	Rostom, hearing him sighing, said:"How now, father?
46944	Salman soon waked, and asked:"Fellow, who are you?"
46944	She is not to be for me; why shall she be for another?"
46944	She jumped out, and taking hold of the lad, said:"Who are you, young man?"
46944	She tore her hair, and wailed this loud lament:"O Sia- Manto, dost thou lie so low?
46944	Soon he called the step- mother before him, saying:"Now, kind mother, which gift do you prefer, a nimble- footed horse or a keen sword?"
46944	Soon the Fairy Queen came riding to the King, and said:"Who is the hero that has brought my Nightingale?"
46944	Stop and solve this puzzle for me; whose are these ugly younglings that are infecting the very air of my palace?"
46944	Suddenly an old man came out from the fountain, and standing before the woman, said:"My name is Tush; why did you call me?"
46944	Tell me, what hast thou seen?
46944	Tell me, why dost thou weep and tremble so?"
46944	The Fairy Queen, hearing this, came and said to the lad:"I am the Fairy Queen, the owner of the Nightingale; are you not afraid of me?"
46944	The ground- listener, hearing the King''s orders, said to the lad:"Brother Steel- shield- steel- spear, did you hear what the King said to his men?"
46944	The horse broke into the line of the enemy, who began to fly, saying:"Who can stand before this great hero?"
46944	The oldest lad soon came to a large city, at sight of which he said to himself:"Why should I go farther and be killed?
46944	The witch said to the giant:"Can you not devise some means to destroy my stepson?
46944	The witch said to the giant:"Giant, did I not tell you to advise me and name a task from which my stepson would never return?
46944	The wolf asked the bear, saying:"How is it with you, brother bear?
46944	Was she a maiden?
46944	What can I do for you?"
46944	What could these be if not the bones of those who, from time to time, had come to hunt in that enchanted ground and been lost?
46944	What grieves you, father?"
46944	What is the secret of your immortality?"
46944	What is thy pain?
46944	What moves thee thus?"
46944	What shall I do with it?"
46944	What shall I do with these coins?
46944	What should he say to the Prince at the end of the third day?
46944	When they were alone she said:"Where is the owner of that ring, mother?"
46944	Where is he?
46944	Where shall I keep it?
46944	Where shall I keep them?"
46944	Which of these two maidens is the beautiful one, and which the ugly?"
46944	While he indulged in these sad meditations, the seven brothers came, and bowing down before him, said:"What is your order, my lord?
46944	Whither are you going?"
46944	Who are you?
46944	Who can stand before this strong warrior?"
46944	Who has brought you hither?"
46944	Why are you devising only light tasks which he can so easily accomplish?
46944	Why are you sad to- day?"
46944	Why did I not give the gold to him?
46944	Why did you sigh?"
46944	Why did you steal my two cubs?"
46944	Why shall many good women die because of the wickedness of one woman?"
46944	Will you accept me as your servant?"
46944	Will you command us to go and bring them?"
46944	Will you go fight yourself, or will you have us go first?"
46944	Wo n''t you send her out?"
46944	Yet who can tell?
46944	You want to kill him and be married to my sister, do you?
46944	asked the Prince;"what is the cause of your grief?"
46944	asked the maiden, seeing the man,"and why have you come?"
46944	did you see your lover?
46944	exclaimed Salman, releasing Chal''s ear,"why did you not tell me before?
46944	exclaimed Serkis, taking hold of the whip,"you have eaten my fish, and do you call me crazy?"
46944	exclaimed the Giant, laughing,"you do not seem to be very well able to fight me, do you?
46944	exclaimed the giant,"how can you oppose me?"
46944	exclaimed the goldsmith;"as if my affliction is not enough for me, do you make fun of me?"
46944	exclaimed the lad,"what have I done to them?"
46944	exclaimed the old dame,"is it you, silver- haired twin?"
46944	father, why are you weeping?"
46944	have I not so much value before you as this reptile, that you torment me by denying to me offspring and happiness?"
46944	have you not slept enough?
46944	have you prepared for us a meal of human meat to- day?"
46944	inquired the old dame;"why are you weeping?"
46944	is this the way you reward kindness done to you?
46944	last night you ate a human being; have you not kept at least some bones for us to pick?"
46944	said the King,"is it not a shame to bring maidens to trial?"
46944	said the eagle to the lad,"what do you want me to do as a reward for your heroic deed?"
46944	said the lad,"how can I hear him while he is in another apartment far from us?"
46944	said the lad;"why are you puzzled and sad?"
46944	said the maiden,"what can I do?
46944	we have been watching this night also, and do you still sleep?"
46944	what are you doing?"
46944	what could he do?
46944	what did you do to your hair to turn it into gold?"
46944	what fish?"
46944	what gnats are biting me?"
46944	what insects are biting my legs?"
46944	what is biting me?"
46944	what is biting my feet?"
46944	what is the matter?
46944	who ever heard before Of game that killed its hunter?
46944	who was it that shot this arrow?
46944	why did I not give the gold to the judge?
46944	will you sleep till noon?
49915	A married sister, I suppose?
49915	Am I better than my father, whom you have killed? 49915 And if I can, in some slight measure, atone for the harm I have done you, you will be glad, for her sake?
49915	And now, madame,he said at last,"how is it with you in your loneliness?"
49915	And our dear Father Hohannes?
49915	And then?
49915	And what has God said to them, and to us?
49915	And what then?
49915	And what, then, if you should want to go home?
49915	And you?
49915	And your sister?
49915	And?
49915	Another set of them?
49915	Are they-- relatives perhaps?
49915	Are you a prophet?
49915	Are you frightened, love? 49915 Are you then of the creed of Islam?"
49915	Barkev, who killed him?
49915	Because God was silent to you?
49915	Better? 49915 But are they not afraid of coming so near Mehmed Ibrahim?"
49915	But do n''t you think we ought to ride on?
49915	But do you not think the worst for your country is over now? 49915 But for that hope,"said Jack,"do you think I could leave this place?
49915	But if the zaptieh is torturing his father for not paying a tax he does not owe, or giving up a rifle he has not got? 49915 But perhaps you say,''What_ can_ we do?''
49915	But the Consul?
49915	But there are two questions our hearts are asking, in the face of all this suffering:''What is Christ doing?'' 49915 But where is my wife, Shushan Meneshian?"
49915	But you would rather live, if it were the will of God? 49915 But your father and mother, and your grandfather, Gabriel?"
49915	But your sermon?
49915	But,he added, glancing round apprehensively,"is there any talk of the English coming to help us?"
49915	Ca n''t you understand?
49915	Can I help you when we come to England?
49915	Can nothing be done?
49915	Can you forgive me?
49915	Can you save it?
49915	Children,she said,"will you go with that man and be Moslems, or will you die for Christ with me?"
49915	Dark?
49915	Darker than it has been yet? 49915 Dear Oriort Elmas,"he said,"do you know me?
49915	Did you notice the scared faces in church?
49915	Did you think Euphrates worth the trouble when you found it?
49915	Did you think me long, Yon Effendi?
49915	Did you try to go back to your home?
49915	Do I not see a priest here? 49915 Do I_ look_ young?"
49915	Do n''t you know me, Miss Celandine?
49915	Do n''t you know that green is the Moslem colour?
49915	Do n''t you remember John Grayson?
49915	Do n''t you remember,he said,"the dark river turns to light?"
49915	Do n''t you think I know that?
49915	Do n''t you think I thank God every hour for my Dead-- my Dead, who died by_ His_ Hand?
49915	Do they not think too that in killing us they do God service?
49915	Do you fear a moment alone, my Shushan?
49915	Do you know aught of the Meneshians?--or of the Vartonians?
49915	Do you know, my Lily, that Kevork loves Elmas, just a little bit in the way I love you?
49915	Do you like it, my Lily?
49915	Do you mean the zaptiehs? 49915 Do you mean we must be willing, not only to suffer, but to see them suffer?"
49915	Do you not know me? 49915 Do you not see the man is mad?"
49915	Done what, my son?
49915	Dost think I am weeping for sheep and oxen?
49915	Englishman?
49915	Every one? 49915 Fred-- Fred Pangbourne, do n''t you know me?"
49915	Gabriel, how did_ you_ escape when all the rest were killed?
49915	Gabriel? 49915 God has given Kevork to me,"Gabriel said;"but what is He going to give Kevork?
49915	Had ever man to propose in such a way? 49915 Hagop, dost think thou couldst bring her there?"
49915	Has He heard?
49915	Has it stayed with you since you came out?
49915	Have you had, yourself, no answer to your letter, Effendi?
49915	Have you killed them?
49915	Have you no-- oh, what is the word for it?--have you no--_police_?
49915	Horrible? 49915 How can you say there is no God?"
49915	How could he help it?
49915	How could that be?
49915	How could that be?
49915	How could you say your life was saved through me?
49915	How dare we-- for the Kourds? 49915 How did you do it?"
49915	How did you get here, Yon Effendi?
49915	How do you feel now, my son?
49915	How had he come there?
49915	How is he?
49915	How is your father? 49915 How many?"
49915	How much did you sell them for?
49915	How shall I get him to believe me? 49915 How should I tell that?
49915	How should you? 49915 How was it, my poor child?"
49915	How will you disguise yourself?
49915	How, save with sticks or stones? 49915 How?"
49915	How_ could_ we?
49915	I suppose we are quite close to it? 49915 I think this answers our second question, What shall we do?
49915	I think,he said, looking at him attentively,"I think you are a Christian?"
49915	I would rather die, you think, and go to Him? 49915 Is Miss Celandine-- are the people with her in the Mission House all safe?"
49915	Is it English then?
49915	Is it possible they think God will answer such a prayer?
49915	Is it possible this is you?
49915	Is she dead then?
49915	Is that so? 49915 Is that you, Kaspar Hohanian?"
49915	Is the pain_ very_ bad now, my Shushan?
49915	It is waste,he said to Jack;"there are so many wanting your help who have hands to work with; better go to them, for what should_ I_ do, if I live?"
49915	Know you not we have to pay, year by year, every man and boy among us, for breathing the air? 49915 Like these poor people here who have suffered so much?"
49915	Madame,he asked,"do I speak to the wife of Baron Thomassian?"
49915	Markeret? 49915 May I ask the name?"
49915	Mr. John Grayson,he said,"do you trust God?"
49915	My brethren,said the preacher, leaning over the pulpit in his earnestness,"have you ever thought what a wonderful thing is the love of Christ?"
49915	My father?
49915	My poor Jack, what have they done with you?
49915	Of his martyrdom?
49915	Of what religion are you?
49915	Oh, Gabriel, is that you?
49915	Oh, but I_ want_ to tell you-- Can you give me a drink?
49915	Oh, my dear Oriort Shushan,said Hanum Selferian, hurrying to meet her,"in the name of God, what brings you here?"
49915	Oh, what does it matter?
49915	Oh, what is it?
49915	On_ myself_?
49915	Osman Effendi, how many Giaours have_ you_ killed?
49915	Perhaps it seems strange to you now to come back to life? 49915 Shack?
49915	Shushan,said Jack, as they rode along,"do you know what they call this gorge we are coming out of?
49915	Shushan?
49915	Tell me, where is my father?
49915	That? 49915 The Cathedral?"
49915	The Stepanians?
49915	The tax for me?
49915	The young lady is your sister? 49915 The_ three_?"
49915	Then what must I do? 49915 Then why do n''t they?"
49915	Then you know how nobly he witnessed for his Lord?
49915	Then you see, beyond the darkness, a gleam of light?
49915	Then, Pastor, are all the rumours of plots and seditions here and there mere fabrications?
49915	They will be fit for nothing else in the world but reading books, and who will mind the babies? 49915 Thomassian Effendi,"said one of the children presently, in a wailing voice,"wo n''t you take me up in your lap?
49915	To where?
49915	To_ what_ fate do we leave our women, our girls? 49915 Very good,"said Jack,"but then, can they go to- night?"
49915	Was Baron Thomassian amongst the dead?
49915	Was I going to take the crown from the heads of the martyrs of God, and fling it down to the dust to be trampled on like that? 49915 Well, my lad, what do_ you_ want?"
49915	Well?
49915	Well?
49915	What are you doing?
49915	What church is that?
49915	What comfort possible for me?
49915	What do you want of me, Yon Effendi?
49915	What does it matter? 49915 What does that matter, dog of a Giaour?
49915	What has that to do with it?
49915	What is it? 49915 What is it?"
49915	What is that you say?
49915	What is wrong with the cattle?
49915	What right have the Kourds to spoil your vines?
49915	What shall we do if he does?
49915	What signifies his work? 49915 What tax?"
49915	What then_ is_ Christ doing? 49915 What use in a respite,"Boghos, Shushan''s father, moaned in his despair--"except to dress the bride?"
49915	What would my sister say?
49915	What yet remains to do?
49915	What? 49915 What?
49915	Where am I?
49915	Where did you meet him?
49915	Where is Miss Celandine, Anna Hanum?
49915	Where is my father?
49915	Where is the boy?
49915	Where is the profanation? 49915 Where is the use of that kind of talk, true though it be?"
49915	Who are they?
49915	Who are you?
49915	Who is it?
49915	Who is it?
49915	Who is with him?
49915	Who said that?
49915	Who talks of dying? 49915 Whom have you got here?"
49915	Why did you not say that before?
49915	Why do I live?
49915	Why not? 49915 Why not?"
49915	Will you become a convert to the creed of Islam?
49915	Will you come with us to church?
49915	Will you give us a drink?
49915	Will you let me save you, Shushan?
49915	Will you lift my head a little and put it to my lips?
49915	With_ me_?
49915	Yon Effendi, how are my father and my mother, and all our house in Biridjik, for we did not stay there on our way? 49915 Yon Effendi,"he asked,"have you the_ right_ to do this?
49915	Yon Effendi,he said,"are you ready to die?"
49915	You are not the Englishman?
49915	You did not know that our dear grandfather had gone, the night before, to visit his old friends the Nazarians? 49915 You mean they wo n''t allow you?"
49915	You see the state men''s minds are in here?
49915	You want this?
49915	You will tell me, what is all this about?
49915	You will try to be glad for me, will you not?
49915	_ Ab uno disce omnes_is an indifferent rule even for the Fijian or the Samoan, but who would apply it to the Englishman or the Frenchman?
49915	_ Inchu? 49915 _ More_ worthy?
49915	_ Osman!_ Are you then the Turk I have heard the Pastor speak of so kindly? 49915 _ Police?_""The men who keep order, and take people to prison."
49915	_ Who_ told you such a story, my dear? 49915 ''How can He bear it?'' 49915 ''Up, Lord, why sleepest Thou? 49915 ''Which of these two will you have for your own, to bear grapes for you by- and- by?'' 49915 --''God wills it''? 49915 A Turk forced his way between Jack and Hanum Selferian,Do you know me?"
49915	A few words in the strange tongue were exchanged with them; then Jack enquired,"Do you know about the trains to Manchester, Fred?
49915	A single question was put to them: Would they become Moslems, or would they not?
49915	After all, why not?
49915	Allah, who comes here?"
49915	Am I better than my mother, whom you have killed, and who taught me the way of holiness?
49915	And Shushan?
49915	And Shushan?
49915	And even suppose I got safe out, and Shushan too, what would be the fate of the Meneshians?
49915	And his father-- where was his father?
49915	And how can I talk to people who do n''t know a word of my language, nor I a word of theirs?"
49915	And how is the little one?
49915	And if the name of Elmas Stepanian slipped sometimes into his story, was there anything wrong in that?
49915	And now?--and now?--What would they all feel, all the friends who loved and trusted him so?
49915	And that last visit of the zaptiehs did him no good-- What is that noise in the court?
49915	And what in the world has brought_ you_ here?"
49915	And what will become of cooking and washing and baking bread, not to talk of spinning and sewing?"
49915	And when she murmured doubtfully,"But my people, Yon Effendi?"
49915	And where was the path itself, from which they had wandered-- he knew not how far?
49915	And your grandmother-- Parooz, where is she?"
49915	Are they not dead, all of them?
49915	Are we going too fast for you?"
49915	Are you Grayson Effendi?
49915	Are you ready for the journey?"
49915	As for himself, what were they going to do with him?
49915	As soon as they had got through the usual salutations, Barkev Vartonian and John Grayson asked him together,"What has brought you here?"
49915	As they went out together, Kevork laid his hand on his shoulder:"Brother,"he said,"do you not desire to see Shushan again before you go?
49915	At last he grew impatient, and asked,"Will you not tell me about my father?"
49915	Because I have had a few drops of this wine of His, of which He drank Himself, am I to doubt that He can fill the cup for you, even to the brim?
49915	Besides, if the zaptiehs should come back, and find you gone?
49915	But I wonder how long he could have kept them serfs?"
49915	But am I to think God has no better thing for you than what He gave me?
49915	But do you think that it is possible the foreigners would allow the boys and the girls to speak to one another?
49915	But his mother asked, with some shrewdness,--"What did you give him?"
49915	But how could she recognise, in this broken, horror- stricken man, the bright, fearless English youth?
49915	But how did the Armenians concentrate upon themselves all this furious hatred?
49915	But how, in His Name, did you get out?"
49915	But ought we not sometimes to remember that our brothers and our sisters have_ endured_ them all?
49915	But this is what I sent for you to ask: Will you also apply for a passport, and come with us?"
49915	But what do you think of the outlook here just now, Pastor?"
49915	But what would you have?
49915	But wondering and watching was idle work; and Jack, now a man grown, began to ask himself why, if he really wanted to go to England, he did_ not_ go?
49915	But, Mr. Grayson, what will you do now?"
49915	But,"lowering his voice,"what is this I hear of fresh massacres?"
49915	Can my friends get there to- night?"
49915	Can you read my parable?"
49915	Can you tell me how it has been with them to- day?"
49915	Could he ever cease to see it?
49915	Could he think the heavenly home would be complete without her?
49915	Could this be indeed the beautiful, luxurious, cherished wife of Muggurditch Thomassian?
49915	Dare I leave you here while I go to look for them?"
49915	Did Jack like it?
49915	Did he not see her every Sunday in church, and did he not hear of her splendid answering at the examinations, and of the prizes she gained?
49915	Did the Effendi want anything more?
49915	Did you hear that Baron Vartonian has lent his house to give them shelter?"
49915	Did you notice the name of my boy, whom you helped so kindly just now?"
49915	Do n''t you think we ought to ride on, Shack?"
49915	Do you know I heard in Aintab that some people say in Europe it is_ we_ who are massacring the Turks?
49915	Do you know the sad things about that in the Psalms?
49915	Do you not believe Christ died for the Turk as well as for the Christian?"
49915	Do you not know that yet, Yon Effendi?"
49915	Do you understand me, Yon Effendi?"
49915	Does He care for Armenians?
49915	Does he begin to walk yet?
49915	Does it belong to you?
49915	Does the world recognise how hard-- nay, how impossible-- it is for oppressed and persecuted races to be absolutely truthful?
49915	Does_ He_ mean it?"
49915	For killing our people?"
49915	For reasons inscrutable to us, His agony must go on still in them-- still He cries to the oppressor,''Why persecutest thou Me?''
49915	Friends, if He is there indeed, in His members, what sacrifice would we not make, what treasure would we not pour out with joy, to come to His help?
49915	Grayson?"
49915	Grayson?"
49915	Grayson?"
49915	Had He quite forsaken Urfa?
49915	Had not his teacher told him and the other youths about it, that they might be stirred to emulation by the grand achievements of the girls?
49915	Had they spoken their thoughts, they would have said,"Heard ever any man the like of that?"
49915	Had this indeed flowed through Paradise?--this dull, muddy, most unlovely stream?
49915	Hagop, where are the men?"
49915	Has He not given us our families to take care of?
49915	Has He not said,''In the world ye shall have tribulation''?
49915	Has he just come out of a great illness?"
49915	Have you all come?
49915	Have you ever heard her story?"
49915	Have you never heard the prayer they recite daily in their mosques?
49915	He had been kind and good to her for so long a time, but_ this_--what was this?
49915	He repeated the question--"How long will they keep us in this horrible place?"
49915	He rose to go, but turned back to ask, with a little hesitation,"Dr. Sandeman, have you seen the Cathedral?"
49915	He stooped down to take it, saying,"Well, then, my sister, what is the name of the girl?"
49915	How can all that be managed?"
49915	How could he feed a baby?
49915	How could he take pleasure in the comfort of his surroundings, when he knew what his friends had suffered and were suffering?
49915	How could he?
49915	How did he escape?
49915	How had he, a dog of a Giaour, dared to come to_ his_ house, and ask him for money?
49915	How had it been done before, when he rode in hot haste with the zaptiehs and the Post, or back again, with Kevork?
49915	How have you come back to us from the dead?"
49915	How have you come here?
49915	How is every one?"
49915	How is it with men and women, and little children, in these dire extremities?
49915	How is this?
49915	How were they to traverse it?
49915	How, in a time of unbroken peace, could a man conceive such an enterprise, and how, under the eyes of Europe, could he bring it to pass?"
49915	I can not do as you wish even if you kill me''?
49915	I did not talk of them, for what was the use of frightening everybody?
49915	I have ordered breakfast at the Hotel; and,"he added, in the warmth of his heart,"will you ask your friends to come with us?"
49915	I hope old Father Hagop''s cough is not so troublesome now?
49915	I said,''For myself I care not, for what have I left to live for?''
49915	I told you of the Turk, our acquaintance, who tried to save me before?
49915	If indeed they meant_ this_, ought not the whole community to go mad with joy?
49915	If it please you, Miss Celandine, may I see my wife?"
49915	If it were not so, why had they, all this time, made no effort to find out what had become of his father and himself?
49915	If the Sultan meant them even-- which he does not-- who are to carry them out?
49915	Inchu?_--Why?
49915	Is it not as much a war of the Cross to rescue from them, not His empty sepulchre, but even a few of His living, suffering members?
49915	Is it not so?"
49915	Is it nothing, think you, that men and women, and children even, have been witnessing fearlessly unto death for the Lord they love?
49915	Is it perhaps your little grandchild?"
49915	Is it possible?
49915	Is not that right?
49915	Is that possible?"
49915	Is the burden laid on our hearts for them too heavy to be borne?
49915	Is there any answer,_ yet_, except this one,"What I do thou knowest not now, but thou shalt know hereafter"?
49915	Is there any field more urgent than this?"
49915	Is there anything wrong?"
49915	Is there in your own land no head of your house, no kinsman, without whose leave this thing ought not to be done?
49915	Is there nothing to be done?"
49915	Is_ that_ what it means, the mark of Cain?
49915	It is the mark of Cain.--Where is my wife?
49915	It occurred to Jack that the question was a strange one; but-- was anything strange now?
49915	Jack asked eagerly;"you spoke to him, did you not?"
49915	Jack contrived to say to a companion in misfortune, whose ear touched his mouth,"How long will they keep us here?"
49915	Jack looked around on them, and cried out impetuously,"Are we going to stand this outrageous robbery?
49915	Jesus help us, what is going to happen?"
49915	May he not take some of this gold and go?"
49915	Meanwhile, at the present moment, where was he?
49915	Might not foreign travel be the best of schools for him?
49915	Mr. Grayson, will you take my counsel?"
49915	My poor uncle?"
49915	Now, as for you, Mr. Grayson, will you come with me?
49915	Now, like one walking in a dream-- seeing nothing, hearing nothing-- he strode up to her and asked,"Where is my wife?"
49915	Of what has been endured by unnumbered multitudes of our helpless sisters, it is agony to speak; but is it not also sin and cowardice to keep silence?
49915	Oh, do you think He will ever forgive me?"
49915	Or was it, rather, that there was something wrong with all the people about him?
49915	Pale with a new alarm, Jack turned to the rest,"What is_ this_?"
49915	Perhaps you would rather not?"
49915	Shall I give you instances?
49915	Shall I tell you of another girl and her young brother who, when the murderers came, embraced one another, their faces radiant with joy?
49915	Sometimes even it asks of me, and gets no answer:''Does He care for us Armenians?"
49915	Stay, could it be managed this way?
49915	That you should sit there before me, and tell me you have killed him!--_killed him!_ How could you?"
49915	The Pashas, Valis, Kamaikans?
49915	The kine, and the sheep and goats as well?"
49915	The question of his heart was this:"Does she care for_ me_, or am I only better than a Turk?"
49915	Then I suppose you are the Mr. Grayson I have heard my friends speak of?"
49915	Then he said with a start,"Can it be?
49915	Then what hindered him?
49915	There was no remedy-- why?
49915	Was I going to let them see him cut to pieces?
49915	Was he crying out at the pitch of his voice, and doing shame to his manhood?
49915	Was he dying?
49915	Was it a swoon, or was it death?
49915	Was it minutes, hours, years that he stood there, struggling in that desperate_ mêlée_?
49915	Was it the face they saw, not four and twenty hours ago, white and set, yet calm in its brave resolve?
49915	Was that a human face?
49915	Was that a human form, so horribly torn and mutilated?
49915	Was this indeed the great Euphrates-- the grand, beautiful river he had come to see?
49915	Was_ this_ the cross of Christ?
49915	Were the Moslems giving ground at last?
49915	What are they going to do?"
49915	What business had he to buy gold coins of him, if he could not pay for them?
49915	What can I do?''
49915	What can all his money do now?"
49915	What can_ he_ have done?"
49915	What did it mean?
49915	What did these Reforms mean?
49915	What does it matter?
49915	What else could happen there?
49915	What had he, after all, to go back to in England?
49915	What hindered him?
49915	What if I took his passport, and went to Aleppo in his place?"
49915	What if the Turks should return?
49915	What is it in the world to- day?
49915	What is it, boy?"
49915	What is it?"
49915	What is the matter, poor child?"
49915	What more could the Armenians do?
49915	What of"the Grayson money,"as it was called in the family?
49915	What shall I say?"
49915	What shall we do?
49915	What shall we do?"
49915	What should he do?
49915	What time is it?"
49915	Where are the rest?"
49915	Where are you?"
49915	Where is your luggage?"
49915	Where was the use of it?
49915	Wherefore hidest Thou Thy face, and forgettest our misery and trouble?''
49915	Whither was he going?
49915	Who are you?"
49915	Who will help me to carry her into my dispensary close by?"
49915	Why should they be massacred rather than Greeks or Syrians?
49915	Why spare this blood, of which no drop flows any more in the veins of any living man?"
49915	Will Christ ever forgive me?
49915	Will He ever forgive me?"
49915	Will you go in and speak to him, and comfort him if you can?"
49915	Will you salute her for me, and give her this as a gift from her poor little friend, Shushan Meneshian?"
49915	Will you take them to your hearts, for His NAME''S sake?"
49915	Will you trust me?"
49915	Will_ you_ comfort him, Oriort Elmas?"
49915	Wo n''t they just have a balance worth looking at to hand over to you, after all these years?"
49915	Would not sevenfold vengeance descend on them-- which, even if_ I_ could bear to think of-- what of Shushan?
49915	Would that mob pour on, like sea waves in a storm, into the narrow streets of the Armenian Quarter?
49915	Would the Effendi like to take exercise in the prison court?
49915	Would they slay utterly young and old, men and maidens and little children?
49915	Yet what has His name been in the world ever since?
49915	Yet, what if it were the only way of saving Shushan?
49915	Yon?"
49915	You are going to Aleppo?"
49915	You remember how sore afraid I was that day the zaptiehs came for the taxes?
49915	You see where I put it?"
49915	You will ask him, will you not, Baron Thomassian?"
49915	and''What shall we do?''
49915	are our men to be killed like dogs?''
49915	he added, his eyes kindling and his whole face changing,"you will take Shushan with you?
49915	he said;"or if any way for your doing it should open?
49915	through the streets?
49915	why?"
5241	''Run where?'' 5241 A precaution against robbers?"
5241	All, you ass? 5241 Am I sportman?"
5241	And good God, where d''you suppose Miss Vanderman is?
5241	And he believed that?
5241	And if I were to go with you to Tarsus, what then?
5241	And is it possible you did not see the conflagration? 5241 And that man beside you-- who is he?"
5241	And what did they say?
5241	And who else can do it? 5241 And you left your friend to help me?"
5241	And you on the plains?
5241	And you?
5241	Any young woman--"Of course?
5241	Are n''t you afraid to travel with all that mob of women and cattle?
5241	Are they all Armenians in Zeitoon?
5241	Are they your men?
5241	Are you Maga Jhaere?
5241	Are you a fool?
5241	Are you her father?
5241	Are you that man?
5241	Are you the party who talked with me at my construction camp?
5241	Are you the rascal who did that?
5241	Are you waiting here for us?
5241	Aw, what''s the use? 5241 Aw-- what''s eating you, Monty?"
5241	But a woman-- scarcely a white woman?
5241	But could they stop it, once started?
5241	But how about you rear while all that''s going on? 5241 But how can we, sir?
5241	But if I am your servant-- if I must obey you for two piasters a day, how shall I serve my nation?
5241	But just where do you come in?
5241	But now you know me surely? 5241 But what nationality?"
5241	But what''s the immediate excuse for massacre?
5241	Ca n''t you guess?
5241	Ca n''t you see crusading is dead as a dead horse?
5241	Can I not question him?
5241	Can you never see?
5241	Can you ride?
5241	Che arz kunam?
5241	Che arz kunam?
5241	Chicken, eh?
5241	Come on, what are we waiting for?
5241	Come----how soon?
5241	Could n''t we shake those ruffians off the ladder, and climb up it and escape?
5241	D''you get the idea?
5241	D''you mean to say,demanded Fred,"that they''re going to be shot like bottles off a wall without rhyme or reason?"
5241	D''you mean you used our predicament as a club to drive him with?
5241	D''you mean you''re willing to leave a woman behind alone in that forest?
5241	D''you mean you''ve got cartridges here?
5241	D''you see Turks now?
5241	D''you suppose they''d dare molest an Englishwoman?
5241	D''you suppose those gipsies are really of that Armenian''s party?
5241	Did n''t I tell you the man has''verted to Crusader days?
5241	Did you ever hear tell of the Eye of Zeitoon?
5241	Did you get them?
5241	Did you hear the martyred biped suggest rebellion to her? 5241 Did you never see men try to cover a secret before?"
5241	Did you shoot Maga?
5241	Did you suppose I could n''t smell camel and khan the moment you came in?
5241	Do n''t I talk American to beat the band?
5241	Do n''t the Armenians know what''s in store for them?
5241	Do you deny Kagig''s right to question prisoners?
5241	Do you know your friend so little, and think so ill of me? 5241 Do you mean I should leave him?"
5241	Do you never sleep?
5241	Do you think you can watch her if I tie her feet?
5241	Do you understand why you''ve been kicked?
5241	Do you, or do n''t you?
5241	Do?
5241	Does he know anything?
5241	Eagle scream?
5241	Ever go fishing as a boy?
5241	Fight?
5241	First, what kind of Americans can you possibly be? 5241 For whom?"
5241	Four Eenglis sportman?
5241	Four?
5241	Good enough? 5241 Granted,"said I,"but what next?"
5241	Had you acted beforehand in the manner I advised?
5241	Has any one seen him?
5241	Has he been writing down all our sins in a new book?
5241	Has n''t that Turk a harem?
5241	Have you a horse?
5241	Have you an American lady named Miss Vanderman with you?
5241	Have you an American lady with you?
5241	Have you any idea what can have happened to Miss Vanderman?
5241	Have you guys taken root?
5241	Have you had supper, Rustum Khan? 5241 Have you seen Maga Jhaere anywhere?"
5241	Have you then a plan you never told to us?
5241	He says that the Indian-- what is his name? 5241 He sent you to find me?"
5241	He? 5241 Hide, and have them hunt for us, eh?"
5241	His love- affairs?
5241	Honest, Fred, I--"Have I known you all these years to be fooled now? 5241 How about Maga Jhaere''s way, when she and Will and the Vanderman meet?"
5241	How about permits to travel?
5241	How about the bears?
5241	How are the ribs?
5241	How can I help it? 5241 How did he know where I was?"
5241	How did sunshine come into the garden? 5241 How did you do all that in time?"
5241	How did you get here?
5241	How did you get into the grounds?
5241	How did you manage?
5241	How do you know the Turks will walk into the trap?
5241	How do you know we are not agents of the Turkish government?
5241	How do you know what is in his diary?
5241	How do you know?
5241	How do you watch? 5241 How does it feel, old man"asked Will at last,"standing on ramparts where your ancestors once ruled the roost?"
5241	How far away is the fighting?
5241	How far to Zeitoon?
5241	How have I lived? 5241 How long are we four loafers going to sit here and leave a white woman in danger on the road ahead?"
5241	How long have ye dealt with Turks, and how long with me, that ye take a Turk''s word against mine?
5241	How long have you been here?
5241	How many of you?
5241	How much food have you? 5241 How much truth is there in your assertion that you saw her lover?"
5241	How much would you ask for your services?
5241	How not?
5241	How so?
5241	How so?
5241	How so?
5241	I reckon you''ll be Miss Vanderman?'' 5241 I suppose we or the Americans could land marines at a pinch, and protect whoever asked for protection?"
5241	I suppose you know that''s filibustering, to fly your private banner on foreign soil?
5241	I tell you, that girl Maga--"Two of''em, eh? 5241 I, sahib?
5241	If not to that,said Monty blandly,"then what agreements do you keep?"
5241	In case of trouble up above here, but not otherwise, will you do that?
5241	In the name of God, effendim, what manner of sportmen are you? 5241 In which direction did they take Miss Gloria?"
5241	Inch goozek?
5241	Is he good- looking?
5241	Is he your husband?
5241	Is n''t it bad enough to be prayed for? 5241 Is she not beautiful?"
5241	Is that Rustum Khan?
5241	Is that not much? 5241 Is that true?"
5241	Is the poor devil hurt?
5241	Is there nothing but hunting at Zeitoon?
5241	Kagig-- what will he say?
5241	Kagig-- where is Kagig?
5241	Kagig? 5241 Look in there, and see, and tell me-- do the Turks treat Armenian prisoners that way?"
5241	May n''t I fight?
5241	Me? 5241 Me?
5241	Meanin''?
5241	Men, women and children-- how many of you are there?
5241	Miss Vanderman? 5241 Monty, too?"
5241	My agreement with Kagig?
5241	Next?
5241	Neye geldin?
5241	No ancient buildings?
5241	No?
5241	Not tell you before? 5241 Now,"demanded Fred, who knew the signs,"what special quixotry do you mean springing?"
5241	Obey, do you?
5241	Oh, Kagig-- how shall they reich Zeitoon? 5241 Oh, do n''t you know?"
5241	Oh, do they all love him?
5241	Oh, very well,he said,"what is the use of making a scene?"
5241	One plan? 5241 Or give it away?"
5241	Otherwise, how should he have told us such a thing?
5241	Perhaps you have bargained for your share of all loot? 5241 Precipitated?
5241	Qualms at the last moment?
5241	Really?
5241	Remember Peter at the fireside? 5241 See here, Fred--""Look?
5241	See what, Ermenie?
5241	Send Miss Vanderman to Zeitoon with an escort and we three--"What did I tell you?
5241	Shall I kill him?
5241	Shall I live to see Turks fling thy carcass to the birds? 5241 Shall a man keep watch over a nation, and sleep?"
5241	Should I have them vote on it?
5241	Should I leave Zeitoon,Kagig answered slowly, unless I left a better man in charge behind me?
5241	Since when have Eenglis sportmen waited on the weather? 5241 So that''s it, eh?
5241	Surely not all?
5241	Surely you are not cowards?
5241	Tell about Armenian atrocities?
5241	Tenekelis? 5241 That''s where the rest of us are,"said Will"Where''s Miss Vanderman?"
5241	The chilabi are staying here?
5241	The horses?
5241	The name God gave me?
5241	Then do n''t you see that if you were gone, and I told them you had gone to bring Kagig, they would let us go rather than face Kagig''s wrath?
5241	Then if a Turk liked me, you''d doubt my social fitness?
5241	Then what you want with''i m?
5241	Then what?
5241	Then why did you''urt two of them so badly that they run away? 5241 Then why think about it?"
5241	Thought you were due to be sick for another week?
5241	To what extent?
5241	Use?
5241	Was?
5241	Well,Fred grumbled,"what are your plans for us?"
5241	Well? 5241 Well?"
5241	Were n''t the States good enough for you?
5241	Were those six jingaan in the common room your men?
5241	Were you on the roof?
5241	What Tony''s?
5241	What about him?
5241	What about the United States papers?
5241	What are they?
5241	What are we waiting for? 5241 What are you waiting for?"
5241	What are your plans?
5241	What brought it back to memory?
5241	What brought you here?
5241	What care I for my belly, sahib, if you break my heart?
5241	What countryman are you?
5241	What did she say to that?'' 5241 What did you do to the Turks?"
5241	What did you say?
5241	What did you see, Rustum Khan?
5241	What do you fellows say? 5241 What do you know about God?"
5241	What do you know of Miss Vanderman''s where- abouts?
5241	What do you know, sirdar?
5241	What do you make of him?
5241	What do you mean?
5241	What do you mean?
5241	What do you mean?
5241	What do you propose to get out of it?
5241	What do you suppose is that man''s nationality?
5241	What do you suppose it is?
5241	What do you want here?
5241	What does he say, Fred?
5241	What does he say?
5241	What does she know about fighting? 5241 What else did you hear?"
5241	What else would the roadside robbers like them to bring?
5241	What else?
5241	What else?
5241	What else?
5241	What happened?
5241	What has Peter Measel got to do with it?
5241	What has become of our horses?
5241	What have you been doing?
5241	What have you done with the German?
5241	What have you done with the ammunition?
5241	What have you heard about Kagig?
5241	What if I propose a different quarry?
5241	What in hell''s keeping you, man? 5241 What is it about Will that makes all women love him?"
5241	What is it now?
5241	What is it, Eflaton?
5241	What is the difference? 5241 What is the thumping?"
5241	What is your name?
5241	What is your real name?
5241	What next?
5241	What next?''
5241	What of the Turkish owner and his seven sons?
5241	What the devil does he mean?
5241	What then?
5241	What were you doing there?
5241	What you do with me?
5241	What you know about eagles? 5241 What''s happening on top of the keep?"
5241	What''s that got to do with it?
5241	What''s the matter with Armenians?
5241	What''s the matter?
5241	What''s the straw for?
5241	What''s the use of cavalry four abreast?
5241	What-- are you that man-- Kagig?
5241	What-- the Battery, New York--?
5241	When and where shall the start be?
5241	Where are the men?
5241	Where are the rest of you?
5241	Where else? 5241 Where is Kagig?"
5241	Where is Lord Montdidier now?
5241	Where is Maga?
5241	Where is Miss Vanderman?
5241	Where is Miss Vanderman?
5241	Where is he?
5241	Where is the book?
5241	Where the devil''s Monty?
5241	Where they hold you to ransom?
5241	Where''s Kagig bound for?
5241	Where''s Monty?
5241	Where''s Peter Measel? 5241 Where''s Peter Measel?"
5241	Wherefore didst thou come? 5241 Which Turk is n''t?"
5241	Which of these men shall I pick to command the rest?
5241	Who are you that says so?
5241	Who are you?
5241	Who are you?
5241	Who are you?
5241	Who art thou, Armenian, to frame a test for thy betters?
5241	Who can refuse a beautiful young woman?
5241	Who clipped the wings of a kite, and sold it for ten pounds to a fool for an eagle from Ararat?
5241	Who gave thee leave to order him searched, Armenian?
5241	Who is this who is arrogant?
5241	Who is with you?
5241	Who is your own man? 5241 Who knows?
5241	Who knows? 5241 Who said who was afraid?"
5241	Who searched him?
5241	Who sold the horse to the German from Bitlis?
5241	Who the devil made it for you?
5241	Who was Umm Kulsum?
5241	Who''d have thought it?
5241	Who''ll follow me?
5241	Who''s sneering? 5241 Why all that quantity?"
5241	Why are you beating him?
5241	Why did n''t she murder him?
5241	Why did n''t you become a citizen?
5241	Why did you follow her? 5241 Why did you leave Armenia in the first place?"
5241	Why do they call you the Eye of Zeitoon?
5241	Why do you travel with Armenian servants?
5241	Why in thunder should she want it believed?
5241	Why not go into Tarsus and claim protection at the British consulate?
5241	Why not? 5241 Why not?
5241	Why on earth--?
5241	Why should I not listen, since my heart is in the matter? 5241 Why should Kagig choose just this time to guide a hunting party?
5241	Why should Zeitoon need such special watching?
5241	Why should we need an escort to safety?
5241	Why should you obey him?
5241	Why should you tell us all this?
5241	Why wo n''t this one work? 5241 Why wo n''t you go?"
5241	Why you wait so long? 5241 Why?"
5241	Why?
5241	Will the sahib permit? 5241 Will they?"
5241	Will you be good enough,he asked blandly,"to call off your men from meddling with our mounts?"
5241	Will you burn that book of yours, Measel, if we protect you from further assault?
5241	Will you bury him in that same hole with them two?
5241	Will you leave a good woman in the hands of Turks, Kagig? 5241 Will you?"
5241	Would it help,I suggested,"if we were to be taken prisoner by outlaws and held for ransom?"
5241	Would you have gone to Tarsus except on my account?
5241	Would you know the man if you saw him again, Will?
5241	Would you think of holding me to that?
5241	Yes, but when?
5241	You coming to Zeitoon?
5241	You dance?
5241	You fellows agreeable?
5241	You fool, Kagig, what you fill this castle full of wood for?
5241	You forgive her for my sake?
5241	You forgive her, effendim?
5241	You have the news, sahib?
5241	You hear that?
5241	You know about pistols?
5241	You married?
5241	You mean you will not go to Tarsus?
5241	You mean,said I,"that the German government is inciting to massacre?"
5241	You mean,said Monty,"that you''d like us to engage Kagig and make the trip, and to remain out in case of-- ah-- vukuart until we''re rescued?"
5241	You not believe? 5241 You said Monty is in Zeitoon-- alive or dead?
5241	You say, Colonel sahib, there will be no further use for cavalry?
5241	You sing?
5241	You summon me to lead? 5241 You take me to''i m?"
5241	You understan''?
5241	Your kingdom?
5241	Your wife? 5241 s''Why did n''t you take refuge in the mission?''
5241	............................. 243 XVI"What care I for my belly, sahib, if you break my heart?"
5241	................................... 128 IX"And you left your friend to help me?"
5241	Against whom?
5241	Air you agreeable?"
5241	All about what the Turks have done to us, and how much about us ourselves?
5241	Am I Kagig, and do I not know who advised dismissing all Armenians from the railway work?
5241	Am I Kagig, and do I not know why?
5241	Am I wind that I should babble into heedless ears each thought that comes to me for testing?
5241	Am I without honor, that my offer is refused?"
5241	And I am to run with nineteen men to the rape of Tarsus and Adana?"
5241	And has all happened as I, Kagig, warned you it would happen?"
5241	And what are Armenians to you?"
5241	And who buried them?"
5241	And who is friend?
5241	And who shall stand Since hireling tongue and alien hand Kill nobleness in all this land?
5241	Are bribery and rich largesse Fair props for fat forgetfulness, Or anodynous of distress?
5241	Are the clouds thy throne?
5241	Are there any orders?"
5241	Are you Kagig, whom they call the Eye of Zeitoon?"
5241	Are you the lucky man?"''
5241	Are you the only spy in Asia?
5241	As Kagig''s wife what good would she be?"
5241	As for quixotism-- is there any one here not willing to fight in the last ditch to help Kagig and these Armenians?"
5241	Bear me witness whether Zeitoon trusted me or not?
5241	Besides, I delivered the valedictory-- say, what are we waiting here for?"
5241	But Turks are coming presently, and they keel Kagig-- keel heem, you understan''?
5241	But can you see Will Yerkes, for instance, riding off and leaving you to play Don Quixote?
5241	But how did you know?"
5241	But how shall I marry Miss Gloria?
5241	But how should they know it?"
5241	But if you four men--""Yes-- go on-- what?"
5241	But we must concede him something, or how shall he satisfy ambition?
5241	But what about Miss Vanderman?"
5241	But why do you make the proposal?
5241	But, do you get the idea?
5241	By whose leave came the wind?"
5241	By whose leave came the wind?"
5241	By whose leave came the wind?"
5241	CONTENTS Chapter Page I Parthians, Medes and Elamites.............................. 1 II"How did sunshine get into the garden?
5241	CUI BONO?
5241	Can you contrive to let us talk for a few minutes alone?"
5241	Chapter Nine"And you left your friend to help me?"
5241	Chapter Sixteen"What care I for my belly, sahib, if you break my heart?"
5241	Chapter Two"How did sunshine get into the garden?
5241	Come-- how soon?"
5241	Could a man want more?"
5241	Could it be simpler?"
5241	D''you blame him?
5241	D''you know that girl was willing to be a murderess?
5241	D''you notice how this rock is covered by that other one a quarter of a mile to the right?
5241	D''you suppose she does n''t know we''re waiting?"
5241	Damn you, Didums, ca n''t you see--?"
5241	Days when the upright dared be few Are they departed, friend o''mine?
5241	Did I know the very wording of the letters in your private box for nothing?
5241	Did I tell you?
5241	Did men name me Eye of Zeitoon for nothing?
5241	Did n''t Cleopatra ride?"
5241	Did not you shoot that other one?
5241	Did waiting for the massacre like chickens waiting for the ax delay the massacres a day?
5241	Did you find her, America?"
5241	Did you observe his noble rescue work?
5241	Do n''t you suppose he''s her father?"
5241	Do you all use such extraordinary accents, and such expressions?"
5241	Do you hear me?
5241	Do you think I''d consent to your leaving your fine friend in pawn while you dance attendance on me?
5241	Do you understand?"
5241	Does he-- is he-- is there wickedness between them?"
5241	Found it, have you?
5241	Fred?"
5241	Good of''em, what?
5241	Gray are your days, drab are your ways, Strong are your fashioned bars, But, ye who ask if service pays-- Who polishes the stars?
5241	Guess what is Kagig''s hold over the girl-- can you?"
5241	Have ye not much to lose?
5241	Have you a ring?"
5241	Have you fallen in love with a woman, or taken the belly- ache, or fallen down a well, or gone to sleep again, or all of them, or what?"
5241	Have you heard of Kurds?
5241	Have you horses?
5241	Have you seen?
5241	Have you watched them at prayer?"
5241	He thought to--""Dupes?"
5241	How can we?
5241	How could I leave them?
5241	How is it your affair to drag that whimpering fool through Asia at your tail-- you a German and he English?"
5241	How many have you?"
5241	How many men did you kill, and he kill?
5241	How many of you are there left to lead?"
5241	How much ammunition have you left now?"
5241	How much ammunition?"
5241	How much backing have I had?
5241	How then?"
5241	How''s Gloria?
5241	How?
5241	I bring him food?
5241	I give orders-- yes?"
5241	I?
5241	If thy memories and honor urge thee to come the way I take, is there no room for two of us?"
5241	If you come without a''usband-- I will keel you-- do you understand?"
5241	Is all thy freedom good for thee alone?
5241	Is earth thy footstool?
5241	Is it truly you?"
5241	Is that the pretty scheme?"
5241	Kagig says,''Can you send us reenforcements?''
5241	Must I get into the papers, too, as heroine of a scandal?"
5241	No?
5241	Not for my sake, but for the good work she has so often done, and for the work she shall do-- you forgive her?"
5241	Not going to die, then?
5241	Observe my house-- is it not empty?
5241	Oh, what shall I do?
5241	Oh-- do you remember Abraham-- in the Bible-- yes?
5241	Once in a harem, who would ever know?
5241	One sportman to another-- do you understand?"
5241	Or has he promised to make you Duke of Zeitoon?"
5241	Or shall I serve my nation in its agony?"
5241	Perhaps you do not believe all this?"''
5241	Quite a sportsman-- what?
5241	Remember what Byron did for Greece?
5241	Seen her, either?
5241	Seen him anywhere?
5241	Shall I keep my word to you?
5241	Shall I say what they did to the women?"
5241	Shall I speak of Zeitoon?
5241	Shall other peoples reach thy hand to take That gladdens only thee for thine own sake?
5241	Shall we let him come with us?"
5241	Shall we ride back and break in on the party?"
5241	Since when has a crack on the shin made a baby of you?
5241	So that was the way you took us into confidence?
5241	Some, yes; but yours?
5241	Sung it in school?
5241	Suppose she does not want me?"
5241	Surely you are not the men to let brave Kagig be tempted away from his post of danger at Zeitoon?
5241	Surely you have n''t promised them to make us prisoner?"
5241	That Fred?
5241	That is easy, is n''t it?
5241	The Turk must have worked his way around Beirut Dagh on former occasions-- or how else could he ever have built and held that dismantled fort?
5241	Then Fred gave tongue:"That you, Kagig?
5241	Then you dance-- then I dance-- to- night-- you understan''?
5241	Then, when Gloria had said the last prayer:"What next, Kagig?"
5241	There was only one burden to their lamentation:"What are you going to do with us?
5241	They would electrocute me in New York-- for slaying the man who-- have you heard me tell what happened to my mother, before my very eyes?
5241	To cackle like a barren hen that sees another laying?
5241	To me forever he is Monty, my brother-- my--""Where''s Miss Vanderman?"
5241	To whose advantage?
5241	Twixt Thessaly and Locris when Leonidas''thousand men Died scornful of the proffered peace Of Xerxes the accurst?
5241	WHERE TWO OR THREE Oh, all the world is sick with hate, And who shall heal it, friend o''mine?
5241	We have mothers, sisters, wives--""Nothing to me, is it?
5241	Well-- what does it matter how many you are?
5241	Were n''t you afraid?"
5241	What Turk tells the truth?"
5241	What altruism for defeat atones?
5241	What am I?
5241	What are her relations with Kagig?
5241	What are you doing here, Rustum Khan?"
5241	What could I do?
5241	What did they know?
5241	What did you say?"
5241	What do I know of women?
5241	What do you say if we go and dine at the hotel?"
5241	What do you suppose?"
5241	What do you take me for?
5241	What have you learned?"
5241	What is he to thee?
5241	What is that to do with you-- or with him?
5241	What owe ye to the past?
5241	What right had he to write that people in France should pray for me in church?"
5241	What shall I do?
5241	What shall I do?"
5241	What shall hinder me from burning you alive this minute?"
5241	What shall we do-- what shall we do?"
5241	What were they depending on in addition to their weight of numbers?
5241	What would Kagig do in that case?"
5241	What would be the use?"
5241	What''ll you bet me Kurds do n''t show up in pursuit before the day''s an hour old?"
5241	What''s behind it?"
5241	What''s the matter with you?"
5241	What''s to stop him from doing it again?"
5241	What?
5241	When he stopped:"Has any one seen Peter Measel?"
5241	When they finish getting that woman, then I send for you an''you come quick-- understan''?"
5241	Where did you get the drink?"
5241	Where is Kagig?"
5241	Where is it now?"
5241	Where shall we stow our guests?"
5241	Where''s Lord Montdidier?"
5241	Where''s Maga Jhaere?
5241	Where''s Miss Vanderman?"
5241	Where''s Monty?
5241	Who carried your honor''s letter to Adrianople in time of war, and received a bullet, but brought the answer back?"
5241	Who else is there?"
5241	Who has counted?
5241	Who has not seen how a cow will follow the calf in a wagon?
5241	Who listened to me?
5241	Who urged you to send your women there long ago?"
5241	Who was it urged you in season and out of season-- day and night-- month in, month out-- to come to Zeitoon and help me fortify the place?
5241	Who would care to help such miserable- minded men and women?
5241	Why did he do it?
5241	Why did n''t you tell us that before?"
5241	Why did you not act, then, when I risked life and limb a thousand times to urge you?"
5241	Why do you do this?
5241	Why do you throw your life into the hot cauldron of Zeitoon?
5241	Why labor the point?
5241	Why not?
5241	Why not?"
5241	Why should I listen to you?"
5241	Why should it concern you?"
5241	Why were you beating this man?"
5241	Why?"
5241	Will not each of you take a dozen men and go and destroy those cursed Turks?"
5241	Will you help me?"
5241	Wo n''t you go to Lord Montdidier and tell him about it, and ask him to decide?
5241	Wo n''t you listen?"
5241	You get my meaning?"
5241	You go now-- go to''i m, or else''e is get suspicious-- understan''?
5241	You know Poor Blind Joe, eh?
5241	You know this country?
5241	You not believe?"
5241	You speak to me of Lord what- is- it?
5241	You think''e is busy at the fortifying?
5241	You understan''?"
5241	You would not have me be revengeful-- not toward my wife, I think?"
5241	You''ear me?
5241	You, effendi, you understand my-- necessity?"
5241	demanded one of them( What would you like?
5241	the Turk answered meekly, meaning"What petition shall I make?"
5241	thundered Rustum Khan,"who gave camp- followers the right to impose advice?"