This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
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51759 | The Antarctic? |
51759 | What? |
51759 | *****"Two more, sir?" |
51759 | The doctor smiled at Regan and said in English:"How do you feel, son?" |
60608 | Any sign of a rifle or gun? |
60608 | Anything? |
60608 | Can you think of anything better than this for throwing? |
60608 | How''s this? |
60608 | Like what? |
60608 | Make anything out yet? |
60608 | My God,said McNary,"you think they might have brought a gun up here?" |
60608 | That it? |
60608 | That so bad? |
60608 | But where? |
60608 | Can we make anything of that?" |
60608 | Kaufman said,"Any way we can reline this a little? |
60608 | McNary asked,"Can you tell if it''s a collision course yet? |
60608 | McNary chuckled and said,"Why did n''t you ride an oxygen cylinder down?" |
60608 | Morgan said,"Do you suppose they''ll try anything?" |
60608 | Think we ought to move?" |
59622 | Was it pretty rough? |
59622 | __But Captain, would n''t the Hornet burn as soon as it touched atmosphere? |
59622 | __But Earth fired first? |
59622 | __Captain, how many Hornets do you lose trying to get in like that? |
59622 | __Have you ever seen the London Crater?" |
59622 | __It does n''t really matter, does it Cressey? |
59622 | __What''s the total loss, Captain? |
59622 | *****"Cressey, can you hear me?" |
59622 | A shack in Beverly Hills, worth a hundred thousand or so? |
59622 | A woman? |
59622 | Do you follow me? |
59622 | I mean from enemy action and from the hazards of this skip approach you were talking about? |
59622 | No fuel? |
59622 | Or gauge just out of whack somehow? |
59622 | Two concentric circles about the Earth, do you see? |
59622 | What woman could resist a five- mission Hornetman? |
59622 | Who is it?" |
59622 | _ Rough? |
59622 | _ They''re-- quite small._ Who had said that? |
59622 | asked the Information Officer.__"Pictures, yes, but what I want to know is, who attacked first? |
59034 | ... as much as a flea knows...But was it possible that a flea might not realize the animal he was on was an animal? |
59034 | But can you be sure,the psychiatrist wondered,"can they be sure, can anybody be sure? |
59034 | Can you see Earth? |
59034 | Do you-- do you really believe that, Captain? |
59034 | Everything okay, Cantrell? |
59034 | It looks like what, Cantrell? |
59034 | Like--"Like what? |
59034 | Now, what do we do? |
59034 | Perhaps,Jarvis admitted,"but who''s to tell? |
59034 | What are you getting at? |
59034 | What do you mean? |
59034 | What else is there to do? 59034 Who knows? |
59034 | Will that be all, Colonel? |
59034 | You were going to say something else, Cantrell, what? |
59034 | He said into it,"Control? |
59034 | How about you, Colonel?" |
59034 | I suppose you still think it has some bearing on my going to the moon and back?" |
59034 | I wonder, does the flea know the true nature of the dog, or does he think_ he''s_ living on some kind of world built just for him?" |
59034 | So what? |
59034 | Understand?" |
59034 | What''s he want this time, to check the nipples on my beer bottles?" |
59034 | Where was their pompous self- importance now, their flea''s dream of conquering the universe? |
59034 | Why did he torture himself? |
59575 | Air? |
59575 | Can I go out and play now? |
59575 | Home Plate, this Mrs. Grundy--Can anyone read me? |
59575 | Johnny? 59575 Josh? |
59575 | No sir, not as I recall, but--"Then why did you read it? 59575 _ Kann jedermann mich hören? |
59575 | ( Oh, is that a fact, Major? |
59575 | A chance in how many million, how many billion? |
59575 | Air he could breathe? |
59575 | And he ascertained secondly that he had sufficient"emergency"fuel( and this, he assumed, might be classified as an emergency of sorts?) |
59575 | Antworten- Sie, bitte...._"_ Repondez, repondez si vous m''entendrez...._"_ Damn you ca n''t you hear me_ CAN''T YOU HEAR ME?" |
59575 | Are you reading? |
59575 | Are you ready for a circus or is all your money gone? |
59575 | Baggy- Drawers? |
59575 | Been afraid of girls? |
59575 | Before we begin, do you have any questions, Major?" |
59575 | Beneath the white, tenuous outer atmospheric shell of methane and ammonia, what? |
59575 | Damn the blue fogging--_blue_? |
59575 | Does anyone read me down there? |
59575 | Had the Major ever had thoughts of-- well, of doing away with himself? |
59575 | Had the Major hated his father when he was young? |
59575 | Half a million? |
59575 | Home Plate Home Plate what''s the matter ca n''t you read? |
59575 | Johnny, do you read me?" |
59575 | Josh what''s our trouble?" |
59575 | Now let anybody-- anybody, anybody anywhere( for were n''t they above all of anywhere?) |
59575 | Now, any other questions?" |
59575 | Or not? |
59575 | Power-- how much power to keep from becoming a vagrant meteorite in Venus''milky skies? |
59575 | Thirty- five more years( if he were lucky; he smiled again) appended to-- how many? |
59575 | What really sane man who had flown twice too many missions in one war would volunteer to fly in the next that followed? |
59575 | What was it the statisticians had said? |
59575 | What were they, asleep down there? |
52995 | A real buff, eh? 52995 Academician Gubelin, may I present Operative Natalie of Extraordinary Services Incorporated?" |
52995 | And do not the ends justify the means? |
52995 | And your point, Lofting? |
52995 | But has he no spirit of adventure? 52995 Cried?" |
52995 | Extraordinary Services? |
52995 | Funny? |
52995 | Good Heavens, you''re a spaceman? |
52995 | Hey,he said,"how about letting this one be on me?" |
52995 | How come you know so much about it? 52995 Is n''t it blisteringly obvious?" |
52995 | Our_ what_? |
52995 | Sailor? 52995 So soon?" |
52995 | Well, why? 52995 What in the blistering name of Zoroaster is going on?" |
52995 | You just call him_ Doc_? |
52995 | _ Academician_ Gubelin? |
52995 | And then? |
52995 | But how come you cried?" |
52995 | Girard- Perregaux said mildly,"Is n''t that an exaggeration, Lofting?" |
52995 | Gubelin had been staring at her, but now he blurted,"But suppose he had won?" |
52995 | Have n''t you ever read of the sailor and his way of life?" |
52995 | Have you never heard of the seaman who dreamed of returning to the village of his birth and buying a chicken farm or some such? |
52995 | He said, acidly,"Any more bright schemes, Hans? |
52995 | Just how do you expect to sever our present- day sailor and his accumulated nest egg?" |
52995 | Look, how about something to eat, Natalie? |
52995 | Si said,"Look, how about another drink?" |
52995 | The bartender said hurriedly,"I beg your pardon, sir...."The girl, her voice suddenly subtly changed, said,"Why, is n''t that a space pin?" |
52995 | What do you want?" |
52995 | What else did you need? |
52995 | What in the name of the living Zoroaster has the sailor got to do with it?" |
52995 | What was the gag she''d made? |
52995 | What''s more important-- Man''s conquest of space, or one spaceman''s life? |
52995 | Why should he listen to our pleas for a few more trips?" |
52995 | You had your Inalienable Basic stock, did n''t you? |
52995 | You know what one of those spaceships costs?" |
59842 | Are we set? |
59842 | But did you let your feelings toward Tomer interfere with your attitude toward Ackerson? 59842 Did n''t you have communications with the test rocket?" |
59842 | Disappointed, Wade? |
59842 | Do you think he will make it, Wade? |
59842 | Do you want him to make it? |
59842 | How was she lying? |
59842 | Not even when you''ve had orders? |
59842 | Then what''s wrong? 59842 This is serious, is n''t it, Wade?" |
59842 | This silence does n''t worry you? |
59842 | Tomer? |
59842 | What can we do? |
59842 | What effect will that have on the mission? 59842 What is it, sergeant?" |
59842 | Why do n''t you read it, Wade? |
59842 | You say you had a chance to look at the test rocket we fired? |
59842 | And who remembered those that followed him? |
59842 | Are we getting through?" |
59842 | Can you imagine the entire nation carrying a load on its back the way you are now?" |
59842 | Did I forget to teach Ackerson something while I was working with Tomer? |
59842 | He wondered what Tomer''s were? |
59842 | He wondered: Did I do that? |
59842 | History is being made is n''t it?" |
59842 | How do you read me, over?" |
59842 | How do you read me? |
59842 | Is n''t it?" |
59842 | It is n''t, is it?" |
59842 | Or those that paved the way so he could make it? |
59842 | There is always hope... is that it?" |
59842 | What makes you say a thing like that?" |
59842 | What was his name? |
59842 | Where do you hide this liquid cob?" |
59842 | Where is your radio procedure? |
59842 | Where was that silver cocoon? |
59842 | Why did n''t you answer our calls?" |
59842 | Why do n''t you take a walk around the park and see if you can find that little guy? |
59842 | Would the reactors work? |
59842 | _ Did_ Harry know how he felt? |
59842 | remember?" |
61367 | About the test? |
61367 | And what''s that got to do with the test? |
61367 | And where was the ship going to? |
61367 | Can you repeat them? |
61367 | D''you remember what the dream was about? |
61367 | Do you know what sort of disaster was going to happen? |
61367 | Does n''t he ever talk in his sleep? |
61367 | Ham,he said, a note of insistence in his voice,"you hear me? |
61367 | How about you, Ham? |
61367 | How can I take it easy? 61367 How does great music come out of a child of six, and so on? |
61367 | How''s he been all the evening? |
61367 | Hypnosis? |
61367 | I? 61367 In the crates?" |
61367 | In what way? |
61367 | Is it physical? 61367 Is this the recording of this afternoon''s test?" |
61367 | Is this true? |
61367 | It explains the dream all right,agreed Snow,"but what about the sounds? |
61367 | Let''s sleep on it and see what happens tomorrow, eh? |
61367 | Remember that book_ On The Beach_? 61367 Tell me, where did you go in the ark?" |
61367 | Then how the devil does it come out of a man like Richardson who''s never spoken anything but English-- nor his forebears, for that matter? |
61367 | Then what does it have to do with? |
61367 | There is? |
61367 | Was I making noises like that in my sleep? |
61367 | What do we do now? 61367 What is all this?" |
61367 | What was in the crates? |
61367 | What was that? |
61367 | When did this happen? |
61367 | Where was it? 61367 Where was this?" |
61367 | Where? 61367 Who were''we''?" |
61367 | Why? |
61367 | Yes? 61367 You could n''t wake me?" |
61367 | You heard, Ham? |
61367 | You think it is a language, not just sounds? |
61367 | You''re not suggesting spiritualism, are you? |
61367 | _ What?_ You mean to say that was a language? 61367 _ What?_ You mean to say that was a language? |
61367 | ***** Then where had those sounds come from? |
61367 | Again, why does an infant prodigy sometimes lose his gift or talent entirely as he grows older? |
61367 | And you say he''s as usual?" |
61367 | Any objection, Phil?" |
61367 | But surely you do n''t have to have me to tell you all this, Phil? |
61367 | But what''s so extraordinary about that? |
61367 | Go into analysis again? |
61367 | Have you ever had any reason to suspect that there is anything unusual about him?" |
61367 | Have you spoken to Richardson about it?" |
61367 | He laughed shortly and bitterly, and added:"Or do I resign from the project?" |
61367 | He lit his big pipe, which had gone out, and through the puffs asked:"And what do you propose to do about Richardson?" |
61367 | How could I make a noise like that without knowing anything about it? |
61367 | How could this happen to a man like Richardson without his knowing about it? |
61367 | I mean, does it have anything to do with the size or weight of the brain, or anything like that?" |
61367 | Is Ham there?" |
61367 | Is he all right?" |
61367 | Is that what you came here to tell me?" |
61367 | It was rather a long one, and I wondered if he might feel tired, or....""Tired? |
61367 | Just let yourself go-- eh?" |
61367 | Particularly those you made in the capsule?" |
61367 | Shall I get him?" |
61367 | Shall I lie down on the sofa?" |
61367 | Should he wait for them to see if this thing happened again before starting anything with Richardson and his colleagues? |
61367 | Snow picked up the receiver, and he heard him say:"Sandra?... |
61367 | Snow played back the recording a second and a third time, and then said:"Well?" |
61367 | Start all over?" |
61367 | Tell me, where was it?" |
61367 | That puts us back to where we came in, does n''t it?" |
61367 | The sounds ceased and Franstein, his eyes alight with excitement, said softly:"Tell us, to whom are you speaking?" |
61367 | The story about how everyone on Earth was wiped out by nuclear fallout? |
61367 | There was n''t anything...?" |
61367 | They nodded their heads, and Franstein seated himself on the edge of the couch, leaned over Richardson, and spoke softly:"You hear me, Ham?" |
61367 | Was the test so very long, then?" |
61367 | Were n''t you satisfied?" |
61367 | Were they a language, and if so, what did they mean? |
61367 | What d''you make of it?" |
61367 | What do I do? |
61367 | What does it mean?" |
61367 | What does this mean?" |
61367 | What if this is the English that is going to be spoken a thousand years hence?" |
61367 | What should I know about it?" |
61367 | What''s on your mind?" |
61367 | When did you come here?" |
61367 | Why are you all looking at me as if I''d suddenly grown horns? |
61367 | Why is it so important?" |
61367 | Why should n''t it be one belonging to the future? |
61367 | Why? |
61367 | You have that in me?" |
61367 | _ What?_... |
18520 | A unit that only he and I knew about? |
18520 | A-- a fugitive? |
18520 | All right, buster,growled Astro,"do you move or do I move you? |
18520 | And how do you expect to aim them? |
18520 | And how does that radar beam work? |
18520 | And please, Roger, no blunders tonight, eh? 18520 And save time?" |
18520 | And what do you think you did to us? |
18520 | And who sabotaged the rings? 18520 And you would n''t give him drugs now?" |
18520 | Any idea what''s wrong? |
18520 | Any word from Manning? |
18520 | Anyone you suspect? |
18520 | Anything else? |
18520 | Are you afraid of me? |
18520 | Are you sure, you big clunk? |
18520 | Are you sure? |
18520 | Ask them what? |
18520 | Besides, do you see him anywhere? |
18520 | But do n''t you see? 18520 But how come they would n''t let you go in?" |
18520 | But how could what, Steve? |
18520 | But how could you know all this? |
18520 | But how did you know? |
18520 | But how did you know? |
18520 | But we can try it, ca n''t we, sir? |
18520 | But what about that cadet? |
18520 | But what does it all mean? |
18520 | But what happened? |
18520 | But what''s this about an inquiry? |
18520 | But what''ve we done? |
18520 | But who are--? |
18520 | But who is it? |
18520 | But who--? |
18520 | But--"Who is it? |
18520 | Ca n''t you raise that ship yet, Manning? |
18520 | Cadet Corbett,Higgins paused, and then asked almost casually,"did you strike the first blow?" |
18520 | Can I have this paper? |
18520 | Coming to pay us a visit, fellas? |
18520 | Company? |
18520 | Devers crossing our bow yet? |
18520 | Did I-- did I stop the truck? |
18520 | Did he ask you if you had read the print? |
18520 | Did he catch you goofing? |
18520 | Did n''t you see them? |
18520 | Did you check the settings on all the rings in the firing chambers? |
18520 | Did you expect anything less? |
18520 | Did you hear me? 18520 Did you hear that, Strong?" |
18520 | Do I think he''s AWOL? |
18520 | Do n''t you know, Connel? 18520 Do n''t you know?" |
18520 | Do we haul this guy in? |
18520 | Do you believe any of that talk about her being jinxed? |
18520 | Do you have anything to say? |
18520 | Do you have the plans and specifications, Hemmingwell? |
18520 | Do you know who did? |
18520 | Do you remember the old freighter, the_ Spaceglow_? |
18520 | Do you see him? |
18520 | Do you suspect me too? |
18520 | Do you think it was sabotage, sir? |
18520 | Do you think that he''ll go so far as to ask for a court- martial? |
18520 | Do you think that squirt will know who I am? 18520 Do you think you''ll be all right?" |
18520 | Do you want to go outside this time? |
18520 | Does that mean it''s a lie? |
18520 | Everything ready to fire, Corbett? |
18520 | Explain that, will you, Professor? |
18520 | Fighting, eh? 18520 Flight orders and all the rest of that rocket wash?" |
18520 | Go where? |
18520 | Have you found the trouble? |
18520 | Have you seen him, Connel? |
18520 | He stole them, did n''t he? |
18520 | He was going to get those study spools for us, was n''t he? |
18520 | Hello? |
18520 | Honestly, Tom, did you ever hear him_ not_ complain? |
18520 | How about it, Professor? |
18520 | How can we fight with projectiles? |
18520 | How could you? |
18520 | How dare you do this to me? |
18520 | How did you do it? |
18520 | How did you know I was here, Tiny? |
18520 | How do you think I can help you? |
18520 | How in blazes did that thing get out here? |
18520 | How is it going? |
18520 | How is that, Professor? |
18520 | How long do we have to wait for that bow shot? |
18520 | How much time do we have, Roger? |
18520 | How valuable would he be if this cadet had gone ahead and blasted him? |
18520 | How''s Tom? |
18520 | How? |
18520 | Huh? |
18520 | I can call you Fireman, ca n''t I? 18520 I wonder what Tom is up to?" |
18520 | If I ever catch you reading my mail again--"You''ll what? |
18520 | If you wanted something you believed to be right, and it was denied you, how would you feel? |
18520 | In case of what? |
18520 | Is Barret still locked up? |
18520 | Is that all? |
18520 | Is that right, men? |
18520 | Is that so? |
18520 | Is there anything to what he says? |
18520 | Kicked out? |
18520 | Little guy, with a sort of funny twitch in his eye? |
18520 | Little rough on them, were n''t you, Major? |
18520 | Look, Tiny, can you keep a secret? |
18520 | Major,exclaimed Steve,"what-- who--?" |
18520 | Manning, what made the spaceship cross to Pluto? |
18520 | May I speak to you a moment, Major? |
18520 | Now for the last time, will you tell us how you got them? |
18520 | Now, just what do you want me to do, Commander? |
18520 | Now, what about these papers? |
18520 | Now, who are you working for? |
18520 | Now,said Connel,"did you have anything to do with the so- called accident to the oscillating timing device?" |
18520 | Oh, we will, will we? |
18520 | On official business, I presume? |
18520 | On what charge? |
18520 | Out a little late, are n''t you, boys? |
18520 | Pat, you knew about that new unit I was building? |
18520 | Private capital, eh? |
18520 | Put in a good word for the cadets, will you? |
18520 | Ready to blast? |
18520 | Roger, can you plot her for me? |
18520 | Roger,Tom demanded,"how did you get these spools? |
18520 | Roger,gasped Astro,"what''s this all about?" |
18520 | See him, Roger? |
18520 | See him? |
18520 | See that light down there,he said, pointing down the block,"the one just above the door?" |
18520 | Should n''t we--? |
18520 | Sir, you do believe me, do n''t you? |
18520 | Sir? |
18520 | Space Cadet, eh? |
18520 | Steve,said Connel patiently,"I know how you feel about those three boys, but tell me, how long can this go on? |
18520 | That where you want to go? |
18520 | Then I guess you mean--Strong hesitated, a lump in his throat--"it will be the end of the unit when they get back?" |
18520 | Then after I get you three on the ship, I''m supposed to spend my time trailing your prize suspect, right? |
18520 | Then what happened? |
18520 | Then why do n''t they give us the reason first? |
18520 | Then you deny that you wrecked that firing unit? |
18520 | They did? |
18520 | Twenty- seventh? |
18520 | Was there anything wrong with your truck? |
18520 | We always work together, do n''t we? |
18520 | Well, I''m on a secret assignment, see? |
18520 | Well, boys,he asked,"what''s the story?" |
18520 | Well, how do you think I feel, blasting off and leaving him? |
18520 | Well, how''s the genius? 18520 Well, if you can do that, Barret,"said Walters,"Professor Hemmingwell will have to begin his operations now, wo n''t you, Professor?" |
18520 | Well, now that we''re agreed on a site for the operation,said Professor Hemmingwell,"is there anything else you want to discuss, Commander?" |
18520 | Well, shall we begin the first series of tests? |
18520 | Well, sir? |
18520 | Well, what about it? |
18520 | Well,said Devers,"have we missed anything?" |
18520 | Well,said Walters,"do we give him drugs or not?" |
18520 | Well? |
18520 | Were you going to hit me with that thing, Manning? |
18520 | What about Pat Troy? |
18520 | What about Professor Hemmingwell, sir? |
18520 | What about all the things that have happened to me and to Roger and Astro? |
18520 | What about it? 18520 What about that remark about finding an opening?" |
18520 | What about them? |
18520 | What are you doing here? |
18520 | What are you doing here? |
18520 | What are you doing here? |
18520 | What are you doing in here, Cadet? |
18520 | What are you doing out here? |
18520 | What are you trying to do to us? 18520 What did they say?" |
18520 | What did you do that for? |
18520 | What did you say, Astro? |
18520 | What difference does it make? |
18520 | What do you care? 18520 What do you mean, Dave?" |
18520 | What do you mean? |
18520 | What do you want to listen to? |
18520 | What do you want to see him about, anyway? |
18520 | What does he stand to gain if this project is a failure? |
18520 | What does this mean? |
18520 | What else? |
18520 | What guards? 18520 What happened to him?" |
18520 | What happened to the fellow that took Sam over the hurdles? |
18520 | What if he shows up? |
18520 | What in blazes are you doing, Corbett? |
18520 | What in the star- blazing--? |
18520 | What in the star- blazing--? |
18520 | What is it? 18520 What is it?" |
18520 | What is it? |
18520 | What is it? |
18520 | What is it? |
18520 | What is it? |
18520 | What is that, Professor? |
18520 | What is the meaning of this, Barret? |
18520 | What kind of proof do you have? |
18520 | What kind of questions? |
18520 | What kind of things? |
18520 | What now, Lou? |
18520 | What stuff? |
18520 | What the devil are you--? |
18520 | What the devil is he doing? |
18520 | What was that? |
18520 | What was the call about? |
18520 | What was the idea? |
18520 | What were you doing here the other night? |
18520 | What would have been your judgment,he resumed,"if Dave Barret had asked us to do these things and we had refused? |
18520 | What''ll we do with him? |
18520 | What''re you talking about? |
18520 | What''s going on here? |
18520 | What''s going on here? |
18520 | What''s his name? 18520 What''s that?" |
18520 | What''s the matter? |
18520 | What''s the meaning of this? |
18520 | What''s the story? |
18520 | What''s the trouble? |
18520 | What''s this all about? |
18520 | What''s this? |
18520 | What''s to prevent Devers from picking us off while we''re outside? |
18520 | What''s your idea? |
18520 | What''s-- what''s happening, Major? |
18520 | What, for instance? |
18520 | What? |
18520 | What? |
18520 | When did it happen? |
18520 | Where did you see him? |
18520 | Where is Dave? |
18520 | Where is your hangar going to be? 18520 Where is your proof?" |
18520 | Where''s Manning? |
18520 | Where''s that jerk, Manning? |
18520 | Where''ve you been, blast you? |
18520 | Where--? |
18520 | Where? |
18520 | Who are they? |
18520 | Who are you and how did you get in here? |
18520 | Who is this? |
18520 | Who paid you to sabotage the ship? |
18520 | Who would n''t let you? |
18520 | Why are n''t these men working? 18520 Why do you say that?" |
18520 | Why is he so important? |
18520 | Why not? |
18520 | Why not? |
18520 | Why were n''t the entrances guarded? |
18520 | Why were you detained at the psychograph tests this morning? |
18520 | Why were you detained so long this morning? |
18520 | Why, Corbett,he exclaimed,"did n''t anyone ever tell you the rules of Space Academy? |
18520 | Why, in the name of the moons of Mars, would Barret want to do the things he did to us? |
18520 | Why? |
18520 | Why? |
18520 | Why? |
18520 | Will he be all right? |
18520 | Will you get to the point, Corbett? |
18520 | Will you give Corbett the order to be ready at 0600 hours tomorrow morning, Steve? |
18520 | Ya tryin''to steal my paper? |
18520 | Yes, sir, but would you mind lowering your voice, sir? 18520 Yes, sir?" |
18520 | Yes, sir? |
18520 | Yes, sir? |
18520 | Yes? |
18520 | Yes? |
18520 | Yes? |
18520 | Yes? |
18520 | You have any more questions, Major Connel? |
18520 | You hear that? |
18520 | You heard about our trial, Professor? |
18520 | You know what happened? |
18520 | You mean, you are going to fire payloads from space freighters instead of landing with them? |
18520 | You mean, you took them from an Earthworm? |
18520 | You see? |
18520 | You tell Astro? |
18520 | You think he was just getting even with us? |
18520 | You think you can do it, Dave? |
18520 | You wanted these study spools, did n''t you? |
18520 | You''ll do just exactly what? |
18520 | You''re the commander, are n''t you? |
18520 | ''d, should not fit?" |
18520 | Alfie looked at Roger calmly and in a clear voice asked,"Cadet Manning, did you strike the first blow?" |
18520 | And where is that spur coming in from? |
18520 | Are we going to have a lot of building to do to get that blasted thing snaked over those hills?" |
18520 | Are you going to be working around here long?" |
18520 | But how to get it? |
18520 | But what? |
18520 | But why?" |
18520 | But you would n''t want the_ Capella_ unit to flunk out of the Academy, would you?" |
18520 | CHAPTER 3"Where is Captain Strong?" |
18520 | Can we shake and forget it?" |
18520 | Can you work an audio recorder?" |
18520 | Connel turned to Devers and said enthusiastically,"Can you imagine, Devers? |
18520 | Corbett may be in trouble, right?" |
18520 | Dave Barret and Carter Devers concur--""Someone mention my name?" |
18520 | Dave, why are n''t you up there--?" |
18520 | Did you take them from another unit''s quarters?" |
18520 | Did you, Cadet Astro"--Alfie paused dramatically, and nearly shouted the final part of the question--"strike the first blow?" |
18520 | Do you doubt the work you''ve put into her? |
18520 | Do you insist on having your defendants brought to the stand to swear they did not start the fight?" |
18520 | Do you know what you''ve done?" |
18520 | Does he shave in the morning? |
18520 | Get it?" |
18520 | Get the control panel in this morning?" |
18520 | He hailed a passing jet cab, and climbing in, asked the driver,"Do you know a restaurant or a bar called Sloppy Sam''s?" |
18520 | He looked at Tom and said,"Incidentally, who is your young friend?" |
18520 | How about it? |
18520 | How about it?" |
18520 | How about you, Tom?" |
18520 | How could you see me down here? |
18520 | How did you three get aboard, anyway?" |
18520 | How do you know that he is n''t in some kind of trouble?" |
18520 | How would we know about it?" |
18520 | Just as he was about to leave the tunnel, Roger called after him:"Have you heard anything about Tom, sir?" |
18520 | Know him?" |
18520 | Now, how about it?" |
18520 | Or perhaps you did n''t know what time it was?" |
18520 | Or the work of your friends?" |
18520 | Or would you rather be back on guard duty?" |
18520 | See? |
18520 | Set us up for coffins?" |
18520 | Shall we go? |
18520 | Should he call for help? |
18520 | The one in the foreground smiled mockingly and said,"Remember me, Connel?" |
18520 | Want to come up topside and take a hand?" |
18520 | We''re friends now, remember?" |
18520 | We''re out in space, are n''t we? |
18520 | What are you doing here?" |
18520 | What are you talking about, Tiny?" |
18520 | What have you done? |
18520 | What have you got to say about this?" |
18520 | What were you doing here?" |
18520 | What''s the matter with him?" |
18520 | What''s the purpose of it?" |
18520 | What''s to prevent us from taking her up?" |
18520 | Whatcha want me to do?" |
18520 | When was it authorized?" |
18520 | Where''s your uniform?" |
18520 | Who are you working for, Troy?" |
18520 | Who incited the crew to keep from taking this ship into space? |
18520 | Who spread the rumor that it was jinxed? |
18520 | Who was around every time something happened? |
18520 | Why do n''t you check with Connel? |
18520 | Why have n''t you told this to anyone before?" |
18520 | Why should you two guys risk getting caught?" |
18520 | Without even the courtesy of a greeting, Connel roared,"What''s this about those two cadets stealing a ship?" |
18520 | Wonder if they have a jet boat aboard?" |
18520 | Would you have been less hard on us? |
18520 | You going to catch spies, Tom?" |
18520 | You would n''t, by any chance, be going back soon, would you? |
18520 | now?" |
21092 | A Solar Guardsman? |
21092 | A fix? 21092 A hundred thousand, eh?" |
21092 | A what? |
21092 | Afraid they''ll shoot if you do n''t stop fast enough? |
21092 | After all the lectures you''ve given at Space Academy? |
21092 | And if I do n''t? |
21092 | And the prisoners just sit there-- in those little huts? |
21092 | And you were kicked out, eh? |
21092 | Any chance of switching the scanner to another frequency and offsetting the effects of the static, Roger? |
21092 | Are n''t you afraid they''ll try to stop you, skipper? |
21092 | Are n''t you going to eat? |
21092 | Are we blasting off, sir? |
21092 | Are you going to fire or not? |
21092 | Are you space happy? |
21092 | Are you sure? |
21092 | Are you sure? |
21092 | Assuming that Wallace and Simms are the foxes in this case and the Solar Guard the hunting dogs, what would you suggest, sir? |
21092 | But I thought they had to go through it, sir? |
21092 | But did n''t the crew offer any resistance? |
21092 | But how did he pull the holdup on Ganymede, then? |
21092 | But how did you get aboard the_ Avenger_, sir? |
21092 | But how will you get him, sir? |
21092 | But how? |
21092 | But how? |
21092 | But if you think it''s a trap,exclaimed Wallace,"you''re not going to hit it, are you?" |
21092 | But then what''ll I do with her? |
21092 | But there''s always a first time, is n''t there, sir? |
21092 | But what can the Solar Guard do, sir? |
21092 | But what will we do, sir? |
21092 | But where is he? |
21092 | But why? |
21092 | But why? |
21092 | But wo n''t you take at least one man with you, sir? |
21092 | But you''re sure this is our position? |
21092 | But-- but--stammered Astro,"what will we say to them? |
21092 | By the craters of Luna, what was_ that_? |
21092 | By the craters of Luna,cried Hawks,"what''s going on here?" |
21092 | By the craters of Luna,exploded the skipper of the passenger ship,"what''s the meaning of this? |
21092 | Ca n''t I? |
21092 | Can they change their minds after they get here? |
21092 | Captain Strong? |
21092 | Could you make it three inches thick, and longer, instead of box- shaped? |
21092 | Did n''t your radar pick up the disk he was wearing, sir? |
21092 | Did the_ Polaris_ unit arrive yet, Steve? |
21092 | Did you enjoy your leave? |
21092 | Did you have to bring one of your Space Cadets for protection? |
21092 | Did you hear what Captain Strong said, Astro? |
21092 | Did''ja see that blaster on top of this place? |
21092 | Do I have your word as an_ Earthman_ that nothing will happen to them? |
21092 | Do we fight or do we let those space crawlers take over? |
21092 | Do we start showing people through the_ Polaris_ now, sir? |
21092 | Do you have any idea where they might be hiding, sir? |
21092 | Do you have any news on Wallace and Simms, sir? |
21092 | Do you think Coxine will come out after you, sir? |
21092 | Do you think there''s any chance of finding Tom? |
21092 | Do you think--? |
21092 | Er-- may I ask a question, sir? |
21092 | Er--stammered Roger,"you mean-- a banquet-- with-- uh--?" |
21092 | Everything set, chief? |
21092 | Find anything? |
21092 | For instance, who do you know on Spaceman''s Row that can give you a reference? |
21092 | Get anything more out of those reports? |
21092 | Girls? 21092 Gus Wallace? |
21092 | Gus,asked Simms thoughtfully,"you got any idea how much fun we can buy with the credits in that box?" |
21092 | Has the man committed any crime? |
21092 | Have communications been destroyed? |
21092 | Have you considered the possibility of this cloud being radioactive, Steve? |
21092 | Have you got a course back to the Academy, Roger? |
21092 | Hey, fellas,said Roger suddenly,"whaddya say we go?" |
21092 | Hey, what''re you trying to pull? |
21092 | Hey,exclaimed Strong,"what does he think he''s doing?" |
21092 | Hmmm? 21092 How about snooping around?" |
21092 | How about yourself? |
21092 | How come I only get five hundred and the others get a thousand? |
21092 | How do you feel? |
21092 | How do you know, Astro? |
21092 | How do you mean? |
21092 | How do you mean? |
21092 | How is he, sir? |
21092 | How is he, sir? |
21092 | How is he? |
21092 | How long was that line to begin with? |
21092 | How long will we be there, sir? |
21092 | How long will we stay in each city, sir? |
21092 | How would Nick Shinny know Gus Wallace? |
21092 | How''d they get here so fast? |
21092 | Hyperdrive? |
21092 | I do n''t suppose he took a sample of the stuff? |
21092 | I mean, what''s wrong with what they''ve done? |
21092 | I mean, with no armor on the freighter to speak of, and no crew aboard, how can you nail him before he gets you? |
21092 | I suppose you''ve all heard about the Solar Exposition that opens on Venus next week? |
21092 | I wonder who wrote it for him? |
21092 | In the reactant chamber? |
21092 | Is that the code word? 21092 Just get into the car before you cork off, will you? |
21092 | Just making a speech? |
21092 | Locker? 21092 Marsopolis, eh?" |
21092 | Me, make a speech? |
21092 | More speeches? 21092 Oh, so that''s it, huh?" |
21092 | Oh, you would, huh? |
21092 | Oh? |
21092 | On a simple hop like this? 21092 On that thing?" |
21092 | On what charges, Steve? |
21092 | Or do your buddies get a little less air? |
21092 | Pete? 21092 Play space lawyer? |
21092 | Radar bridge, do we have a clear trajectory?'' 21092 Really?" |
21092 | Remember when we first arrived at the prison asteroid? 21092 Remember, they even searched the space between the inner and outer hulls? |
21092 | Roger, can you make the beacon? |
21092 | Roger,asked Tom quietly,"notice how she''s handling now?" |
21092 | Roger,called Strong into the intercom,"do we have a clear trajectory?" |
21092 | Say, ground hogs,drawled Roger,"where''s the best place to get something to eat?" |
21092 | Say, what is this? 21092 Scared to fight?" |
21092 | Scared? |
21092 | Shall I work up charts like that one? |
21092 | Shall the men wear lead suits against possible radioactivity, sir? |
21092 | Since you are the highest ranking officer on the asteroid, are there any orders? |
21092 | Sir, do you think he''s sucking us into a trap? |
21092 | So it''s you, huh? 21092 So this is the_ Polaris_ unit, eh?" |
21092 | So what, Junior? |
21092 | So what? |
21092 | So you think he would know where Wallace and Simms might be hiding out? |
21092 | So you want Wallace, eh? |
21092 | So you''ve come to talk to Bull Coxine, eh? |
21092 | Sounds kind of crazy, does n''t it? |
21092 | Space Kid, eh? |
21092 | Spot anything? |
21092 | Suppose I told you I helped pull a job a couple of weeks ago that was worth a hundred thousand credits? |
21092 | Suppose he had hit you with it, then what? |
21092 | Suppose those two were Solar Guardsmen in disguise? |
21092 | Tell me, Mike, just what do you want us to do? |
21092 | That so? 21092 That''s all, sir?" |
21092 | The one with the scar on his face? |
21092 | The thing I want to know,said Tom,"is where are the prisoners? |
21092 | Then do you know anyone who has? |
21092 | Then who? |
21092 | Then who_ was_ in on this job with you? |
21092 | They are, huh? |
21092 | This is a chemical burner, remember? 21092 Two years ago?" |
21092 | Uh? 21092 Vista?" |
21092 | Want to take a look at this stuff? 21092 Was it"--he paused--"was it tough in the air lock?" |
21092 | Well, Corbett, do I get the signal or do n''t I? |
21092 | Well, Corbett,demanded the burly spaceman,"what''s the recognition signal?" |
21092 | Well, do I get the signal? |
21092 | Well, what are we hanging around here for? |
21092 | Well,demanded Attardi,"are you going to collect or not? |
21092 | Well? 21092 Well? |
21092 | Well? |
21092 | Well? |
21092 | Well? |
21092 | Whaddya want? |
21092 | Whaddya want? |
21092 | What about it? |
21092 | What about that thousand credits? |
21092 | What are you afraid of? |
21092 | What are you doing here, boys? |
21092 | What are you trying to do? |
21092 | What better place to hide something than in space? |
21092 | What do I get if I tell you? |
21092 | What do you make of it, sir? |
21092 | What do you mean, sir? |
21092 | What do you mean? |
21092 | What do you say we quit now, Gus? 21092 What do you say, Doctor?" |
21092 | What do you suppose Coxine meant when he said he had three passes into Ganymede? |
21092 | What for instance? |
21092 | What happened to him? |
21092 | What happened, Manning? |
21092 | What happened? |
21092 | What is it you want to know? |
21092 | What is it? 21092 What is it?" |
21092 | What kind of information would bring that kind of a price? |
21092 | What kind of information? |
21092 | What man? |
21092 | What other fellow? |
21092 | What was that about, Roger? |
21092 | What was that? |
21092 | What was your rating as spaceman before you hit the Rock? |
21092 | What were you on the Rock for? |
21092 | What would you say Simms''speed would be if he kept his ship on full thrust, Brooks? |
21092 | What''s going on up there? |
21092 | What''s that, sir? |
21092 | What''s that? |
21092 | What''s that? |
21092 | What''s the matter, Junior? |
21092 | What''s the matter? 21092 What''s the matter?" |
21092 | What''s up, Wallace? |
21092 | What''s up, sir? |
21092 | What''s up, sir? |
21092 | What''s your business here? |
21092 | What''s your name? |
21092 | What''s your pleasure, spacemen? |
21092 | What-- what could have happened? |
21092 | What-- what do you suppose happened, sir? |
21092 | What? 21092 What?" |
21092 | What? |
21092 | What? |
21092 | What? |
21092 | What? |
21092 | What? |
21092 | What? |
21092 | What? |
21092 | Where are we going to strike next, skipper? |
21092 | Where did you learn to use a six- incher? 21092 Where in the blasted universe is the jet- boat deck?" |
21092 | Where is he? |
21092 | Where is it, you rockethead? |
21092 | Where will I find Lieutenant Williams? |
21092 | Who, me? |
21092 | Who? |
21092 | Who? |
21092 | Who? |
21092 | Why an atomic reactor unit aboard? |
21092 | Why do n''t you let the young punk try something? |
21092 | Why do n''t you space drift blast out of here? |
21092 | Why do you want to know where Gus Wallace is, then? |
21092 | Why hide it on the_ Polaris_? |
21092 | Why not contact Roger here on the_ Polaris_, sir? |
21092 | Why not try to get it on their ship? |
21092 | Why not? |
21092 | Why not? |
21092 | Why''d you get sent to the Rock? |
21092 | Why? |
21092 | Why? |
21092 | Will I? |
21092 | Will he be all right? |
21092 | Will it send out_ anything_? |
21092 | With the Solar Guard squadrons on the other side of the belt and with no gun crews on our ship, how far do you think we''d have gotten? |
21092 | Yeah? |
21092 | Yeah? |
21092 | Yeah? |
21092 | Yeah? |
21092 | Yeah? |
21092 | Yell? |
21092 | Yes, sir? |
21092 | You call me Monkey? |
21092 | You coming or ai n''t cha? |
21092 | You get what? |
21092 | You going to talk to Coxine, sir? |
21092 | You have your course for your trip out to Titan, Tom? |
21092 | You in on the job too, Steve? |
21092 | You know those men? |
21092 | You mean Simms? |
21092 | You mean he smuggled himself aboard? |
21092 | You mean it might be the Titan pay roll? |
21092 | You mean sitting in the sun on a crummy lakeside, watching the birds and bees? |
21092 | You mean that game was recorded? |
21092 | You mean we''re going to be--Roger swallowed--"guides?" |
21092 | You mean we''re going to lead the attack, sir? |
21092 | You mean, you''re going to--? |
21092 | You mean,gasped Roger,"that the men on this asteroid deliberately chose to remain criminals?" |
21092 | You mean,said Tom, amazed,"that you actually search the four inches between the two hulls? |
21092 | You mean,stammered Strong,"Wallace and Simms are dumping"--he could hardly say the word--"_dirt_ in space?" |
21092 | You really think he''s aboard Coxine''s ship, Captain Strong? |
21092 | You remember that rocket scout we blasted? 21092 You say this is the ninth report you''ve received since the fair opened, Mike?" |
21092 | You see this scar? |
21092 | You think it might be--"Where? |
21092 | You want the cadets for anything right now, Mike? |
21092 | You want the thousand or not? |
21092 | You''re going down, sir? |
21092 | *****"How do you feel, Roger?" |
21092 | A gag? |
21092 | A guy about six feet tall and two hundred pounds? |
21092 | Afraid to talk to me alone?" |
21092 | Any luck?" |
21092 | Are you all right?" |
21092 | Are you all with me?" |
21092 | Besides, why think about him, when you''ve got the whole universe at your finger tips?" |
21092 | But how did that ship get through your defenses?" |
21092 | But how to get around the hairy, drunken criminal now standing over him? |
21092 | CHAPTER 13"Any report from the search squadrons yet, Steve?" |
21092 | CHAPTER 15"What''s our position, Roger?" |
21092 | CHAPTER 16"... and you never picked up that static flash again, eh?" |
21092 | CHAPTER 18"Have you got everything straight?" |
21092 | CHAPTER 8"See that fellow over there, Steve?" |
21092 | Did n''t you hear what Simms said?" |
21092 | Do n''t you see what''s happened? |
21092 | Do you think you can work it?" |
21092 | Facing Roger and Astro, he snarled,"What''ll it be?" |
21092 | Got any ideas, Tom?" |
21092 | Got that?" |
21092 | Happen to know him?" |
21092 | Hardly out of the atmosphere?" |
21092 | Has a heavy rough voice?" |
21092 | Have you finished the beacon?" |
21092 | He smiled derisively and added,"Got insurance to cover the families?" |
21092 | How big do you think it''ll be?" |
21092 | How do I know you have n''t got a squad of MP''s outside waiting to pick us up?" |
21092 | How do you expect us to make any credits away out there by ourselves?" |
21092 | How do you feel?" |
21092 | How long will it take you to make a signal beacon that''ll send out a constant automatic SOS?" |
21092 | How much did you collect?" |
21092 | How thoroughly we were searched?" |
21092 | How?" |
21092 | I never did tell you my third opinion, did I, Captain Strong?" |
21092 | Is that clear?" |
21092 | Is that clear?" |
21092 | Is the teleceiver on the_ Polaris_ hooked up, Roger?" |
21092 | Just ca n''t stay away from it, eh, boys?" |
21092 | Manning get into more trouble?" |
21092 | Maybe you''re Solar Guard, eh? |
21092 | Maybe you''re scared, eh?" |
21092 | Noticing Strong''s reaction to Shinny''s statement, Tom asked,"Who is Coxine, Captain Strong?" |
21092 | Now that the secret of the ship had been resolved, he turned, like the others, to the question of why? |
21092 | Now why do you think it would suddenly leave from Space Academy, the home of the Solar Guard?" |
21092 | Now, what is part two?" |
21092 | Pete who?" |
21092 | Roger spun around, made an exaggerated bow, and smiling, asked,"Next?" |
21092 | Say, what''s the matter with you? |
21092 | See him? |
21092 | Stopping squarely in front of them, he demanded,"What''s the big idea?" |
21092 | Strong turned to the teleceiver and called,"Yes, Commander Walters?" |
21092 | The one that got our other ship?" |
21092 | The only question now is, do they know it?" |
21092 | The visitors, I mean?" |
21092 | Then what--?" |
21092 | Think they might have just gotten fed up and pulled out?" |
21092 | Tom kneeled down beside his skipper and stammered,"What-- what does it mean, sir?" |
21092 | Vista?" |
21092 | Want to come along?" |
21092 | Well, what do you know about that? |
21092 | What happened?" |
21092 | What in blazes do you think you''re doing?" |
21092 | What in the universe could we possibly hide in there?" |
21092 | What is it?" |
21092 | What kind of a job was it?" |
21092 | What now?" |
21092 | What''cha want with him?" |
21092 | What''re we waiting for?" |
21092 | What''s so fascinating about one valve?" |
21092 | What''s up, Steve?" |
21092 | What?" |
21092 | Where did you get that paralo- ray?" |
21092 | Where do we go from here?" |
21092 | Where is he?" |
21092 | Where is that space quadrant they think we''re in?" |
21092 | Who''ll be the lucky two?" |
21092 | Why do you want to know where Gus Wallace is? |
21092 | Why do you want to see him, anyway?" |
21092 | Why, I know more about reactor units than--""Reactor units?" |
21092 | Why?" |
21092 | Wonder how he did it?" |
21092 | Would n''t you, pal?" |
21092 | You gone space happy?" |
21092 | You heard the orders, did n''t you? |
21092 | You sure you wo n''t change your mind?" |
21092 | You think he was suspicious?" |
21092 | You want to risk everything for two lousy credits?" |
21092 | jeered the heavier of the two men and turned to his companion, adding with a snarl,"How do you like his nerve? |
19027 | --go to my cabin--"Sir? |
19027 | A central meeting place? |
19027 | A connection? 19027 A female what?" |
19027 | A limp, eh? |
19027 | A little fellow? |
19027 | Against? |
19027 | Al Sharkey, eh? |
19027 | All set, Astro? |
19027 | All set? |
19027 | Allow what to happen? |
19027 | And as long as we''re asking questions around here, how about my asking a few? 19027 And have the Solar Guard fleet blast us out of the skies? |
19027 | And there''s no way to escape? |
19027 | And what do Mr. and Mrs. Hill have to do with your scheme? |
19027 | And who, pray, will do the killing? |
19027 | And you disagreed? |
19027 | And you followed the Nationalist movement blindly, doing whatever they told you, without question, is that it? |
19027 | Anyone have any other ideas? |
19027 | Anything new, Major? |
19027 | Are there any specific orders, Commander? |
19027 | Are you from Venus? |
19027 | Are you on an assignment, sir? |
19027 | Are you sure we''re in the right place, Astro? |
19027 | Are you sure? |
19027 | Are you taking us prisoner? |
19027 | Astro, do you know that section of the belt? |
19027 | Be a lot of work here, fixing these things, eh? |
19027 | Because you want to? 19027 Big game?" |
19027 | Blast off? |
19027 | Blasting off? |
19027 | But how could they? |
19027 | But how, sir? |
19027 | But what about my work on the spectrum recorder? |
19027 | But what about our gear? |
19027 | But what do you want with_ me_? |
19027 | But why are you being held prisoners? |
19027 | Corbett? |
19027 | Could n''t you make it closer to the Academy than that, Manning? 19027 Did n''t they consider that they had equal representation in the Solar Alliance Chamber?" |
19027 | Did the blaster do any damage at all? |
19027 | Did you ever find out where it came from? |
19027 | Did you protest to the Solar Guard? |
19027 | Did you recognize any of them? |
19027 | Did you see Major Connel? |
19027 | Did you think it better to have Venusians ruling Venus, instead of belonging to the Solar Alliance? |
19027 | Divisions of what? 19027 Do I have your permission to leave the ship, sir?" |
19027 | Do n''t you know? 19027 Do n''t you recognize me? |
19027 | Do they have a headquarters? |
19027 | Do you have any idea where the base might be? |
19027 | Do you have any kind of light? |
19027 | Do you know anything about the bomb we found on the_ Polaris_ on our trip to Venus? |
19027 | Do you know how to handle this ship alone? |
19027 | Do you know where he''s gone? |
19027 | Do you remember meeting a man from Venus wearing a long red robe? |
19027 | Do you suppose one of the Nationalists planted that bomb on her fin? |
19027 | Do you think they might have Astro? |
19027 | Do you think you''d recognize them again? |
19027 | Do you want those men in your house? |
19027 | Does n''t Spike Freyer own this place? |
19027 | Ever meet anyone that did n''t love that big hick? |
19027 | Everything quiet? |
19027 | Feeling pretty big, are n''t you? |
19027 | For what purpose, Commander? |
19027 | For what purpose? |
19027 | Friend of yours, Agnes? |
19027 | Going hunting? |
19027 | Have a good trip? |
19027 | Have you ever heard of me? |
19027 | Have you figured out how you''re going to land this ship alone and with no radar? |
19027 | Have you spoken to anyone else? |
19027 | Hilmarc? |
19027 | How about releasing the prisoners, taking over a ship, and blasting off? |
19027 | How about that big one over there? |
19027 | How about using the teleceiver in the house? |
19027 | How can you tell? |
19027 | How did they know you were going to investigate them in the first place? |
19027 | How did you know Major Connel was coming here to investigate the Nationalists? |
19027 | How do we know you''re a Solar Guard officer? 19027 How do you feel about it, Connel?" |
19027 | How do you think that ties in with the bomb on the_ Polaris_, sir? |
19027 | How do you think we''re going to get to the jungle belt? |
19027 | How do you think you''re going to get through the Solar Guard fleet that''s standing off above the canyon? |
19027 | How else would I assure myself that the Solar Guard will not harm me unless I take two of their most honored Space Cadets with me? |
19027 | How is it,he said in English,"that you are a native- born Venusian and do not speak the language of your planet?" |
19027 | How little? |
19027 | How long have you been here? |
19027 | How long have you been tied up? |
19027 | How long have you been trailing this one? |
19027 | How long would he last without his jungle suit, sir? |
19027 | How many ships did we lose, sir? |
19027 | How much farther, Astro? |
19027 | How would you get the meat to Venusport? |
19027 | How''re you doing? |
19027 | How''s your back? |
19027 | How--? |
19027 | How? |
19027 | How? |
19027 | Huh? 19027 Huh?" |
19027 | Hunting? |
19027 | I did, huh? |
19027 | I want you to go to the Sweet Water Lakes around New Chicago--"Yes, sir? |
19027 | I wonder how many more there are like him in our organization, Steve? |
19027 | If you''re not happy with the way things are run on Venus, why do n''t you take your beef to the Solar Alliance? |
19027 | In Venusport? |
19027 | Is Mr. Keene around? |
19027 | Is Mr. Sinclair in now? |
19027 | Is Sharkey the real leader of the movement? |
19027 | Is he all right? |
19027 | Is it fixed? |
19027 | Is n''t there anything we can do? |
19027 | Is that an order? |
19027 | Is that true? |
19027 | Is that where you''re keeping Cadet Manning? |
19027 | Is what? |
19027 | It is, but what''s the matter with him? 19027 Joan? |
19027 | Jungle gear? |
19027 | Lactu what? |
19027 | Leader of what? 19027 Leader, huh?" |
19027 | Major Connel,began Commander Walters abruptly,"what do you consider the best possible move for the Solar Guard to make? |
19027 | Me? 19027 Me?" |
19027 | Now will you be so kind as to tell me what this is all about? |
19027 | Oh-- er-- ah-- how do you do, sir? |
19027 | Oh? |
19027 | Others? 19027 Possibly, but why did n''t you join?" |
19027 | Prisoners do n''t make requests,said Drifi, and then added suspiciously,"What is it?" |
19027 | Really? 19027 Roger, are you all right?" |
19027 | Sack in, will you? 19027 Say, remember the time Sinclair barked at me for going near that shack on his place when we first arrived?" |
19027 | Say, what''s the matter with you? |
19027 | Sharkey? 19027 So it was all an act, eh? |
19027 | So you think it was done by a bunch of kids, huh? |
19027 | Space Cadets? |
19027 | Specific information, Major? 19027 Spike, dead? |
19027 | Steve? |
19027 | Tell me, Mr. Sinclair,asked Roger suddenly,"is this the whole plantation?" |
19027 | The caves? |
19027 | Then how do you expect me to prove it? |
19027 | Then what does this list we found in your tunic mean? |
19027 | Then why are you in Space Academy? |
19027 | They never stop, do they, sir? |
19027 | Think I''d better call a Solar Guard patrol ship, sir? |
19027 | Think it''ll be all right, Astro? |
19027 | Think we can do it, Astro? |
19027 | Trouble? |
19027 | Tyranno, eh? |
19027 | Tyranno, eh? |
19027 | Up by the jungle tunnels? |
19027 | Walk? |
19027 | Wanna buy something? |
19027 | We''re on leave, remember? 19027 We?" |
19027 | Well, is it a secret? |
19027 | Well, is there another ship for Venusport today? |
19027 | Well, now that we''ve sweated the old girl through the crisis,asserted Roger,"how''s about us concentrating on our vacation?" |
19027 | Well, what do you think of it, now that you''re here? |
19027 | Well,said Strong,"what nonsense have you three planned for your leave? |
19027 | Well--"Are n''t all your friends in it? |
19027 | Well? |
19027 | Well? |
19027 | Were those our seats, miss? |
19027 | Whaddaya want? |
19027 | What about Roger? |
19027 | What about stores, sir? |
19027 | What about that jet freighter we took away from the Nationalists, sir? |
19027 | What about you, sir? |
19027 | What about yourself? |
19027 | What are we going to do, sir? |
19027 | What are you doing here? 19027 What are you doing here?" |
19027 | What are you doing out here? |
19027 | What are you going to do about it? |
19027 | What are you going to do with us? |
19027 | What are you going to do with us? |
19027 | What are you going to do? |
19027 | What buildings? |
19027 | What caves? |
19027 | What day is it? |
19027 | What did he look like? |
19027 | What did they call you? |
19027 | What do we do? |
19027 | What do you make of the radar? |
19027 | What do you mean? |
19027 | What do you suggest? |
19027 | What do you suppose it is? |
19027 | What do you think, Tom? |
19027 | What do you think, Tom? |
19027 | What do you think? |
19027 | What do you three boys think of the idea? |
19027 | What does that mean? |
19027 | What does that mean? |
19027 | What else has your superior told you to do? |
19027 | What guy? |
19027 | What happened to him? |
19027 | What happened? |
19027 | What happens now, sir? |
19027 | What happens to the second and third and fourth best men? |
19027 | What in the stars--? |
19027 | What is it, sir? |
19027 | What is it? |
19027 | What is this? |
19027 | What kind of a division? |
19027 | What kind of pressure? |
19027 | What kind of slaves? |
19027 | What section of the caves? |
19027 | What time is it? |
19027 | What was that again? |
19027 | What was that, sir? |
19027 | What was that? |
19027 | What was your job before you came here? |
19027 | What would you require to locate the base? |
19027 | What''s down there? |
19027 | What''s going on here? 19027 What''s going to happen to them?" |
19027 | What''s happened, sir? |
19027 | What''s his name? |
19027 | What''s it all about? |
19027 | What''s so unusual about going to Venus? |
19027 | What''s that, sir? |
19027 | What''s the idea of holding a paralo ray on me? |
19027 | What''s the matter with him? |
19027 | What''s the matter with right now? |
19027 | What''s the matter with staying right where we are? 19027 What''s the matter?" |
19027 | What''s the matter? |
19027 | What''s the password? |
19027 | What''s this all about, sir? |
19027 | What''s this all about? |
19027 | What''s up, Sergeant? |
19027 | What-- what is this? |
19027 | What? |
19027 | When do I get out of here? |
19027 | When? 19027 Where and when do I eat?" |
19027 | Where are Corbett and Manning? |
19027 | Where are we going? |
19027 | Where did you see him? |
19027 | Where do we get our safari gear, Astro? |
19027 | Where is your secret base? |
19027 | Where you going hunting? |
19027 | Where''d they go? |
19027 | Where''s Roger? |
19027 | Where''s Spike? |
19027 | Where''s Tom and Roger and Major Connel? |
19027 | Where''s the communicator? |
19027 | Where''s the rest of the fleet? |
19027 | Where''s the sick bay? |
19027 | Where, Corbett? 19027 Where-- where are you going?" |
19027 | Where? |
19027 | Who are they? |
19027 | Who are those men? 19027 Who are you and what are you holding me prisoner for?" |
19027 | Who are you? |
19027 | Who are you? |
19027 | Who are your friends? |
19027 | Who gave you your orders? |
19027 | Who said so? |
19027 | Who told you to forge those orders for priority seats on the_ Venus Lark_? |
19027 | Who told you to intercept this message from Mercury? |
19027 | Who told you to send men to bomb the_ Polaris_? |
19027 | Who''re you going to send? |
19027 | Who''s on duty with you tonight? |
19027 | Why are n''t they here yet? |
19027 | Why are n''t you in the caves then? |
19027 | Why back there? |
19027 | Why did you join? |
19027 | Why is Roger in the hospital? |
19027 | Why is everything so dark? |
19027 | Why is this place deserted? |
19027 | Why not? |
19027 | Why the excitement over a little rain? |
19027 | Why waste time talking? |
19027 | Why would three cadets want to go into that section of the jungle belt? |
19027 | Why? |
19027 | Why? |
19027 | Why? |
19027 | Why? |
19027 | Worried? |
19027 | Would n''t it be better to let me go without any fanfare? |
19027 | Yeah? |
19027 | Yeah? |
19027 | Yellow? |
19027 | Yes, sir--"Before or after your trip into the jungle? |
19027 | Yes, sir? |
19027 | Yes, sir? |
19027 | Yes, sir? |
19027 | You Rex Sinclair? |
19027 | You are not afraid of us, are you? |
19027 | You have a plan? |
19027 | You hear that, fellows? |
19027 | You know what''s going on here, Major? |
19027 | You mean, you''re going to allow yourself to be captured too? |
19027 | You mean,said Astro,"they have underground tunnels all through the jungle?" |
19027 | You think maybe the crew could have mutinied, sir? |
19027 | You think someone might try to steal her, sir? |
19027 | You would n''t be running out on us, would you, Lactu? |
19027 | You''re taking us with you? |
19027 | You? 19027 *****How far do you think we''ve come?" |
19027 | A bunch of little tin soldiers?" |
19027 | And how did you get here?" |
19027 | And more important, who told him that Captain Strong was sending a cab for us?" |
19027 | And you have nothing more to add to the descriptions of the other two, Corbett?" |
19027 | Anybody home? |
19027 | Are you all right?" |
19027 | Are you willing to try?" |
19027 | Astro, did you get the pile ready for the soup wagon?" |
19027 | But why would he want to stop us? |
19027 | CHAPTER 17"What time is it, Astro?" |
19027 | CHAPTER 7"What can I do for you, Officer?" |
19027 | CHAPTER 8"Are you sure they went south, Astro?" |
19027 | Connel turned to the intercom and shouted,"Manning, have n''t you got that circuit through yet?" |
19027 | Do we ask for her assistance, or not?" |
19027 | Do you boys have to go through this all the time?" |
19027 | Do you have your gear?" |
19027 | Do you know them?" |
19027 | Dr. Dale, do you have any comments on the report?" |
19027 | Got it?" |
19027 | Have you seen him?" |
19027 | He looked at the three dour faces and then said,"Would you consider getting a free ride to Venus?" |
19027 | He paused and then growled,"When do I blast off?" |
19027 | Hill?" |
19027 | How about it, Connel? |
19027 | How did you happen to discover the bomb?" |
19027 | How do we know you''re not a spy?" |
19027 | How do you think you''re going to get out of here?" |
19027 | How long have they been in the jungle?" |
19027 | How''s everything going at Space Academy?" |
19027 | Identify someone? |
19027 | If he had taken an oath he does not believe and groveled at our feet? |
19027 | If there was a change, why did n''t you tell us before?" |
19027 | Is n''t it possible that they might have their base well hidden and a small party, such as you suggest, could cover too little ground?" |
19027 | It''s going to be a whale of a fight, is n''t it?" |
19027 | Men?" |
19027 | Now, you wanna buy something or not?" |
19027 | O.K.?" |
19027 | Or just random bits of gossip?" |
19027 | Ready to go, Astro?" |
19027 | Right?" |
19027 | Roger glanced at Tom and said casually,"It would n''t hurt to keep our eyes open for signs of him, would it, sir?" |
19027 | Ships? |
19027 | Sinclair?" |
19027 | Standard Solar Guard equipment....""Where did you get them?" |
19027 | Steve?" |
19027 | Suppose we weaken Earth''s fleet and they attack there?" |
19027 | Tell me honestly, gentlemen, what would you have thought of Astro, a Venusian, if he had acted any differently than he has? |
19027 | Tell me, Astro, do you have any skills?" |
19027 | Tell me, my little space pet, are you engaged for dinner tonight?" |
19027 | Think it can stop a tyranno, Astro?" |
19027 | Think you can walk?" |
19027 | Under the present circumstances, do you think we should undertake a full- scale investigation? |
19027 | What are you going to do with it after you catch it?" |
19027 | What happened?" |
19027 | What is it?" |
19027 | What kind of connection?" |
19027 | What others?" |
19027 | What''s going on? |
19027 | What''s going to happen to them, sir?" |
19027 | What''s the idea of holding me a prisoner?" |
19027 | What? |
19027 | When?" |
19027 | Where are you going?" |
19027 | Where can I find a ray gun?" |
19027 | Where''s Astro and Major Connel? |
19027 | Where? |
19027 | Where?" |
19027 | Who in space are you? |
19027 | Who''s that?" |
19027 | Why do n''t you talk to him?" |
19027 | Why go trooping around in the dark?" |
19027 | Why is he standing there like that?" |
19027 | Will you go to Venus?" |
19027 | [ Illustration] CHAPTER 19"Ready?" |
19027 | [ Illustration] CHAPTER 20"What''s that noise, Tom?" |
18786 | ''Poor fellows,''was n''t it? |
18786 | A tyrannosaurus? |
18786 | All ready up there? |
18786 | Always what? |
18786 | Am I permitted to carry on? |
18786 | And Captain Barnard, Cadet Astro? |
18786 | And Charley spilled the beans about the whole thing, eh? |
18786 | And I suppose you want to ride with Kit and his reactor? |
18786 | And I''m the guy to do it? |
18786 | And he told you Roger is asleep? |
18786 | And twin ships? |
18786 | And what have you got in your ship to get that kind of speed? |
18786 | And what would they be doing down there? |
18786 | And you know something, Charley? 18786 And you''ve heard nothing from him since, sir?" |
18786 | Any last- minute hitches, Kit? |
18786 | Any particular ship you want them each assigned to, sir? |
18786 | Any questions before they blast off on their solo hop? |
18786 | Any word from the_ Space Knight_, sir? |
18786 | Any word on the race, Joe? |
18786 | Any word, Strong? |
18786 | Anything wrong? |
18786 | Are n''t there any masks aboard the ship? |
18786 | Are there any details, sir? |
18786 | Are there any questions? |
18786 | Are you going to leave anyone on the ship, sir? |
18786 | Are you ready_ Star Lady?_Strong called, his voice echoing over the field. |
18786 | Are you still with us, Kit? |
18786 | Are you sure this is the right place? |
18786 | Are you sure we''re heading in the right direction, Steve? |
18786 | Are you sure? |
18786 | Are you sure? |
18786 | Are you there, Miles? |
18786 | Asleep, huh? |
18786 | Brett? |
18786 | But how did they get past the trap? |
18786 | But how in the star- blazing dickens can they keep it out of here when everything else outside is flooded with it? |
18786 | But someone dumped impure reactant into my--"What? |
18786 | But what about the crew of the_ Space Lance_? |
18786 | But what are you doing here with this load of pitchblende? |
18786 | But who is that? 18786 But why in the stars would he leave the ship?" |
18786 | But why? |
18786 | But-- but-- how did he do it? |
18786 | By the craters of Luna,yelled Strong,"what was that?" |
18786 | Ca n''t you get any more speed out of this thing? |
18786 | Can you figure out where it is? 18786 Can you give me any information on the departure time of_ Space Knight_ from Ganymede?" |
18786 | Can you hear me, Astro? |
18786 | Commander,a voice spoke up from the middle of the group,"may I make a statement?" |
18786 | Could n''t have been crystal? |
18786 | Did Cadet Manning make that report? |
18786 | Did Kit use standard reactant? |
18786 | Did Miles object? |
18786 | Did they know their manual? 18786 Did what?" |
18786 | Did you cast off the other ship? |
18786 | Did you ever find out how Bill Sticoon''s ship was sabotaged, Captain Strong? |
18786 | Did you find out anything about the crash of Gigi Duarte''s ship, sir? |
18786 | Do I have permission to continue the race now? |
18786 | Do they all have safety factors? |
18786 | Do we have a whole shipload of the stuff? |
18786 | Do you know what this machine is? |
18786 | Do you suppose it''s Miles and Brett? |
18786 | Do you think I could get a three- day pass before we go back to class at the Academy? |
18786 | Do you think we''ll have any trouble with Miles, sir? |
18786 | Does it have anything to do with the race? |
18786 | Find anything, Sergeant? |
18786 | From where? |
18786 | Full of what? |
18786 | Gentlemen, perhaps some of you are acquainted with the present jet car race that takes place each year? 18786 Good race, eh, Strong?" |
18786 | Has Barnard got that new reactor of his working yet? |
18786 | Has that area been evacuated yet? |
18786 | Has there been any news of them at all? |
18786 | Have I your permission to contact Deimos for the latest details, sir? |
18786 | Have the technicians been able to find out what''s making the screens fail? |
18786 | Have you discovered anything new? |
18786 | Have you ever seen a greater display of audacity and sheer gall? |
18786 | Have you forgotten, sir? |
18786 | Have you heard from Roger? |
18786 | Have you heard from the_ Space Knight_? |
18786 | Have you seen the cadets, by any chance, Sergeant? |
18786 | Have you, Astro? |
18786 | He got off, did he? 18786 He''ll never learn, will he?" |
18786 | Hey, Miles,he called,"is that the last of it?" |
18786 | Hey, what''s the matter with you? |
18786 | How about leaks? |
18786 | How about the time we went out to Tara and snatched that hot copper asteroid out of Alpha Centauri''s mouth? 18786 How are we doing on fuel, Sid?" |
18786 | How come he made it at all? |
18786 | How did you manage to make it from Earth to Ganymede without refueling, Quent? |
18786 | How do you feel, Roger? |
18786 | How do you figure that, sir? |
18786 | How do you figure that? |
18786 | How do you mean? |
18786 | How does he know about us? |
18786 | How fast is fast? |
18786 | How in blazes did they get here? |
18786 | How long do you estimate it will take for her to effect repairs and blast off? |
18786 | How long do you think it''ll take to get the ship loaded? |
18786 | How long have I been asleep? |
18786 | How many in the crew? |
18786 | How many people are left there? |
18786 | How many ships do you have with you, Lieutenant? |
18786 | How much farther do you think that wagon of yours will hold out, Barnard? |
18786 | How should I know? |
18786 | How was your blast- off, Tom? |
18786 | How would you feel if you had just spent seven years building up the mine operations here on Titan and then have something like this happen to you? |
18786 | How''s that? |
18786 | How? |
18786 | I just said that''s what happened, did n''t I? |
18786 | In space? |
18786 | Is Brett with you? |
18786 | Is Manning there, Miles? |
18786 | Is it? |
18786 | Is n''t he scheduled to blast off in the morning? |
18786 | Is that all, sir? |
18786 | Is that for your new reactor, sir? |
18786 | Is that right, Sid? |
18786 | Is that so? |
18786 | Is that so? |
18786 | Is that so? |
18786 | Is there any way you can soup up one of your present reactors to make this run? |
18786 | Is there anything new, sir? |
18786 | Is there something wrong, sir? |
18786 | Is this a formal request for an investigation, Kit? |
18786 | Is this legal? |
18786 | Like what? |
18786 | Listen, Miles,snapped Kit,"did you come aboard my ship and tamper with the fuel?" |
18786 | May I make a suggestion, sir? |
18786 | My ship won the race, did n''t it? 18786 Nothing, why?" |
18786 | Now? |
18786 | Of what, sir? |
18786 | Part of your main pumps? |
18786 | Pretty confident your man will win, eh? |
18786 | Pretty smart, eh? |
18786 | Race? |
18786 | Ready, Captain Howard? |
18786 | Ross, eh? |
18786 | Say, are n''t you Corbett and Astro? |
18786 | Say, that''s one of the boys in your unit, is n''t it, Steve? |
18786 | Shall I blast off right away, sir? |
18786 | Shall I call Ganymede again and see if they have anything new? |
18786 | Shall I make that a formal request? |
18786 | Shall we continue evacuation operations for the miners and their families? |
18786 | Shock? |
18786 | Since there are only three finalists, how about putting one cadet on each ship? 18786 Sir, I wonder if you''d allow me a half hour or so to look for them?" |
18786 | So that''s it, eh? 18786 So what?" |
18786 | So,bawled Astro,"you want to blast off, do you?" |
18786 | So,he roared,"I guess this means you''re going to handle the power deck in one of our space buckets, eh?" |
18786 | Something new? |
18786 | Something wrong, sir? |
18786 | Steve, what''s going on? |
18786 | Still gassing, eh, Manning? |
18786 | Surprised, huh? 18786 Take it easy, will you, Quent?" |
18786 | That enough? |
18786 | The cadets, sir? |
18786 | The force screens hold back the methane ammonia gas and create a vacuum into which we pump oxygen, right? |
18786 | The more people, the more oxygen needed to keep them alive, right? |
18786 | Then how come he made it so fast? |
18786 | Then how did it get in my feeders? |
18786 | Then it really works? |
18786 | Then why did n''t Ross take care of him on the Moon? |
18786 | Then why not have him take care of Kit Barnard too? |
18786 | Then you suspect that the ship was sabotaged? |
18786 | Then you''ll call off the evacuation operations, sir? |
18786 | They make kids feel mighty important around here, do n''t they? |
18786 | Think maybe Miles and Brett went off into one of the other side tunnels? |
18786 | Think we can spare the Venusian for a little while? |
18786 | Think we should send the_ Polaris_ unit out alone? |
18786 | Trouble, Steve? |
18786 | Uh-- ahhh? 18786 Very well, what?" |
18786 | Wake him up? |
18786 | Want me to jump him? |
18786 | Want me to see if it''ll open, sir? |
18786 | Want me to try the door? |
18786 | Well, Charley? 18786 Well, I suppose the Solar Guard is looking for us by now?" |
18786 | Well, Joan? |
18786 | Well, Steve? 18786 Well, are you ready to leave the ship, sir?" |
18786 | Well, did you put them through their paces? |
18786 | Well, do n''t you remember me? |
18786 | Well, gentlemen? |
18786 | Well, now that''s settled, tell me, what do you think of the race tomorrow, Steve? |
18786 | Well, what about it? |
18786 | Well, what about the other ship,_ Space Knight_? |
18786 | Well, what happened? |
18786 | Well, what is it? |
18786 | Well,said Kit Barnard, stepping forward, a big smile on his face,"what are we waiting for?" |
18786 | Well? |
18786 | What about Quent? |
18786 | What about him? |
18786 | What about it? |
18786 | What about me going along too, Commander? |
18786 | What about that investigation? |
18786 | What about the other ships, sir? |
18786 | What about them? |
18786 | What about your feeders? |
18786 | What are we going to do with Manning? |
18786 | What are we going to do? |
18786 | What are you doing here with Corbett and where in the blazes is Charley? |
18786 | What are you doing here, Brett? |
18786 | What are you doing on Titan, Brett? |
18786 | What are you going to do with them? |
18786 | What are you talking about? |
18786 | What are you, his protector? |
18786 | What can an investigation prove? |
18786 | What course are you on? |
18786 | What do I do now? |
18786 | What do we do with them? |
18786 | What do you feed these cadets? |
18786 | What do you mean, he got off at Ganymede? 18786 What do you mean? |
18786 | What do you mean? |
18786 | What do you mean? |
18786 | What do you mean? |
18786 | What do you think it means, Steve? |
18786 | What do you think, Major? |
18786 | What do you think, Steve? 18786 What do you want, Miles?" |
18786 | What happened to Charley, Ross? |
18786 | What if a ship is n''t ready? |
18786 | What is a blip on a radar, Mister? |
18786 | What is it, sir? |
18786 | What is it? |
18786 | What is it? |
18786 | What is that supposed to mean? |
18786 | What is this reactor? |
18786 | What is your ETA on Deimos, Tom? |
18786 | What is your estimated time of arrival at Titan? |
18786 | What kind of reactant is Quent Miles using in that ship of yours? |
18786 | What stuff? |
18786 | What the devil are you talking about, Kit? |
18786 | What was that, Manning? |
18786 | What was the matter? |
18786 | What was wrong? |
18786 | What''ll happen? |
18786 | What''s happened to you two? 18786 What''s so secret that you could n''t come to the spaceport?" |
18786 | What''s that for? |
18786 | What''s that, Tom? |
18786 | What''s that, young man? |
18786 | What''s the gross weight of your ship? |
18786 | What''s the matter with him? |
18786 | What''s the matter with you? 18786 What''s the matter, Astro?" |
18786 | What''s the matter? 18786 What''s the matter?" |
18786 | What''s the matter? |
18786 | What''s this all about? |
18786 | What''s wrong with you, Astro? |
18786 | What''s your name? 18786 What-- what did you say?" |
18786 | What? |
18786 | What? |
18786 | What? |
18786 | When are the ships supposed to blast off for the race? |
18786 | When did Manning leave the ship? |
18786 | When did Ross get to Luna City? |
18786 | When do you want to try it? |
18786 | When will the first ship blast off, Captain Strong? |
18786 | Where are you now? |
18786 | Where are you? |
18786 | Where do we get it? |
18786 | Where is Manning? 18786 Where is it?" |
18786 | Where''s Tom? |
18786 | Where? 18786 Where?" |
18786 | Which of you ground crawlers is radar officer? |
18786 | Which one? |
18786 | Who else is in the race? |
18786 | Who gave you the right to load crystal before signing the contract? |
18786 | Who indeed? |
18786 | Who is it? |
18786 | Who is the command cadet? |
18786 | Who is this guy, Ross? |
18786 | Who what? |
18786 | Why a three- day pass especially? |
18786 | Why did n''t you make a complaint? |
18786 | Why do n''t you get some sleep, Kit? |
18786 | Why do n''t you try to contact Manning again, Tom? |
18786 | Why in this particular building? |
18786 | Why is n''t it satisfactory now? 18786 Why not the hide- out?" |
18786 | Why not? |
18786 | Why not? |
18786 | Why now? |
18786 | Why should we break our backs loading the ship? |
18786 | Why the rush call? |
18786 | Why would it be here? |
18786 | Why, man, do you realize that this satellite is about to die? 18786 Why?" |
18786 | Why? |
18786 | Why? |
18786 | Will that be all, sir? 18786 Will that make a big difference in who wins the race?" |
18786 | Will we have time to--? |
18786 | With those heaps you''ve fooled people into thinking are spaceships? 18786 Wonder what he''s doing around here?" |
18786 | Wonder what the assignment is? |
18786 | Wonder what''s eating him? |
18786 | Wonder what''s in that building? |
18786 | Would you like me to investigate, sir? |
18786 | You actually hunted for a dinosaur? |
18786 | You call those_ names_? |
18786 | You do n''t think I''d let you go down there alone, do you? 18786 You get in touch with our pal?" |
18786 | You heard Walters''order to open fire, did n''t you? |
18786 | You in here, Charley? |
18786 | You know something, Charley? |
18786 | You know that by- pass feeder you said would n''t hold a pressure of more than D-18 rate? |
18786 | You know what to do, Quent? |
18786 | You know what we found on the_ Space Knight_? |
18786 | You know what? |
18786 | You mean this jerk''s going to ride with me? |
18786 | You mean you hunt uranium with that thing? |
18786 | You mean you still want to go on? |
18786 | You mean, Manning? |
18786 | You planned to use the_ Polaris_ to monitor the race? |
18786 | You think there''ll be any cause for suspicion with him on the Moon and me down here? |
18786 | You want to keep on following them? |
18786 | You were aboard the ship last night? |
18786 | You''re sure of that? |
18786 | _ And_ since Brett won the race under such-- er-- mysterious circumstances, I''d suggest an investigation of the black ship as well, eh? |
18786 | _ You do n''t know?_yelled Roger. |
18786 | *****"And you saw him messing around here, Sid?" |
18786 | *****"Any word, sir?" |
18786 | *****"Have you found the_ Space Lance_ yet, Astro?" |
18786 | All mining operations have stopped, I suppose?" |
18786 | And who can say No, since Quent Miles, as such, will be dead?" |
18786 | Any report on where they are?" |
18786 | Anything happen to the cadets?" |
18786 | Are there any questions?" |
18786 | Are you ready, Titan?" |
18786 | Brett?" |
18786 | But what are you going to do about Walters if he''s wise?" |
18786 | But what do you think it will be like with a full- fledged commander in our hands, eh? |
18786 | But what''s the hurry?" |
18786 | But why? |
18786 | Did I ever tell you what we went through a few years back trying to get him to join the Solar Guard?" |
18786 | Did n''t he think it necessary to report to me?" |
18786 | Did n''t you see him when you stopped for refueling?" |
18786 | Did you hear that?" |
18786 | Did you see that ship of his? |
18786 | Do any of you have a better one? |
18786 | Do n''t you know that you could have Kit disqualified for helping him?" |
18786 | Do you think the lock bolts gave way in the excessive heat due to the intense blast- off speed?" |
18786 | Does that help you, Mister?" |
18786 | Does this tell you how we won the race?" |
18786 | Have you lost your senses?" |
18786 | He''ll be watching you then and that will give me a chance to grab that booby trap you took apart, remember?" |
18786 | How could the winning company ship crystal, when soon, none would be mined? |
18786 | How could they have worked loose? |
18786 | How many people are still in there?" |
18786 | If the bomb had exploded, the whole tunnel would have been blocked off and how could they get out?" |
18786 | In Atom City?" |
18786 | Is that clear?" |
18786 | Is that clearly understood?" |
18786 | Is that the way to greet an old friend after four, or is it five years?" |
18786 | It''s your unit?" |
18786 | Light speed?" |
18786 | Now, what would he be doing landing out here?" |
18786 | O.K.?" |
18786 | O.K.?" |
18786 | Or a more reasonable explanation?" |
18786 | Or give you any lip when you started giving them hot rockets?" |
18786 | Remember?" |
18786 | Roger nudged Astro and whispered,"What''s the big deal about a D-18 rate and a D-9 rate? |
18786 | Ross know about it?" |
18786 | Sector twelve?" |
18786 | See those big- bellied jobs? |
18786 | Shall I abandon my orders and proceed under your general emergency alert to search quadrant four?" |
18786 | Should we take off the guardsmen and suspend evacuation in the hope that we can find that leak?" |
18786 | So we pull the old trick, eh? |
18786 | Suppose he does n''t bite?" |
18786 | The Solar Guard officer shook hands with the winner and then asked,"Where is Cadet Manning?" |
18786 | The Solar Guard thinks Manning took it on the lam from Ganymede, right?" |
18786 | The commander sure knows how to lay it on the line when he wants to, does n''t he?" |
18786 | Think you can beat that?" |
18786 | Want to come over and take a look at it?" |
18786 | What about Roger?" |
18786 | What are we waiting for?" |
18786 | What do you want?" |
18786 | What happened to Charley?" |
18786 | What have you got in your fuel tanks? |
18786 | What in blazes are you doing here, anyway? |
18786 | What would be the use of setting that thing up if they went in another direction?" |
18786 | What''s all this nonsense about a space race?" |
18786 | What''s the idea of messing around with that Barnard creep? |
18786 | What''s the--?" |
18786 | When the guardsman had finished, Strong asked,"Do n''t I know you from somewhere, Sergeant?" |
18786 | Where are you going now?" |
18786 | Where are you?" |
18786 | Where did you see this fellow messing around, Sid?" |
18786 | Where is your ship?" |
18786 | Where''s Manning?" |
18786 | Who knows what ship might win? |
18786 | Who would want to do a dirty thing like that?" |
18786 | Why is that so important?" |
18786 | Why should n''t I start work right away?" |
18786 | Why?" |
18786 | You got everything clear?" |
18786 | [ Illustration]"Messing around the reactor, huh?" |
18786 | [ Illustration]"Then why in blue blazes did n''t I get the contract?" |
18786 | _ You_ said the time on that reactor blast should be set at--""Is that so?" |
19709 | A bunch of punk kids and a loudmouthed Solar Guard officer? |
19709 | A little help? |
19709 | Afraid of a little work? |
19709 | Ah-- say, Captain, what do you expect the investigation to turn up? |
19709 | Ai n''t you never heard of rocket juice? |
19709 | All set below? |
19709 | And if I do n''t? |
19709 | And why did n''t you answer me? |
19709 | And you say the satellite is three- quarters solid copper? |
19709 | And you''re the home- grown atomic- rocket genius, Venusian style, eh? |
19709 | And you''re the tactical wizard that won the space maneuvers recently, singlehanded, eh? |
19709 | And-- and you mean it''s still there-- and in good condition? |
19709 | And? |
19709 | Any danger of radioactivity in this dust, sir? |
19709 | Any particular reason for that, sir? |
19709 | Are we cleared for landing, Roger? |
19709 | Are we going some place? |
19709 | Are you aware of the seriousness of your negligence, Manning? |
19709 | Are you finished? |
19709 | Are you--Roger hesitated--"are you suggesting that I escape?" |
19709 | Astro and I are your guests, remember? |
19709 | Astro, did you hear? |
19709 | Astro, is the reactant loaded? |
19709 | Astro? |
19709 | Bargaining? |
19709 | Bucked rockets on the old chemical burners as a kid before entering the Academy, eh? |
19709 | But how do we get the orbital speeds to help us, Major? |
19709 | But how in the blazing beams of the sun are you going to_ stop_ that blasted thing when you get it rolling? |
19709 | But how, sir? |
19709 | But how? 19709 But-- but-- what''s up? |
19709 | By the craters of Luna, where did you get a spaceship? |
19709 | By the craters of Luna,shouted Tom,"why did n''t you pick her up sooner, Roger?" |
19709 | By the rings of Saturn,exclaimed Connel,"you mean to tell me that Alfie Higgins is building a new radar scanner, just like that?" |
19709 | By the way, is n''t Manning on radar watch? |
19709 | Ca n''t you do it, Corbett? |
19709 | Cadet Higgins,sighed Connel patiently,"would you be so kind as to come down to the control deck?" |
19709 | Can ya hear me? |
19709 | Can you find that satellite again? |
19709 | Can you imagine what would have happened if we had missed and hit the station? |
19709 | Can you repair that radar so that it can be used as it was intended? |
19709 | Cleared? |
19709 | Come down here a minute, will ya? |
19709 | Coming close, am I? |
19709 | Congratulate_ him_? |
19709 | Could n''t be that you''ve got anything lined up in deep space, now could it? |
19709 | Could n''t we blast off in the jet boat and then land after the explosions, sir? |
19709 | Could n''t we move to another position? |
19709 | Did n''t the crew come back looking for it? |
19709 | Did n''t they, Al? |
19709 | Did n''t you have any idea they discovered it, sir? |
19709 | Did they change their story? |
19709 | Did they? |
19709 | Did you complete our deal? |
19709 | Did you hear all of that? |
19709 | Did you see the way his eyes lit up when we walked in there? 19709 Did''ja get it?" |
19709 | Do n''t you have any idea what made the ship crash? |
19709 | Do n''t you think it''ll be a little dangerous taking him along? |
19709 | Do n''t you think that''s carrying things a little too far, sir? |
19709 | Do you have any proof of that? |
19709 | Do you remember when you were kids and tied a rock on the end of a rope and then swung it around your head? |
19709 | Do you think you could get us back in three days, Astro? |
19709 | Does it make so much difference, sir? |
19709 | Does that mean we''re falling into the sun too? |
19709 | Does this mean we ca n''t even ride as passengers? |
19709 | Ever been outside in the direct path of the sun with no protection, Roger? |
19709 | Everything? |
19709 | Excuse me, sir,interrupted Tom,"but you say''you''?" |
19709 | Father got a medal-- used to be a Solar Guard officer? |
19709 | Finished? |
19709 | For what? |
19709 | From whom? |
19709 | Getting into the swing of the operation? |
19709 | Getting pretty hot, eh, boys? |
19709 | Got a squeamish stomach, eh, kid? |
19709 | Guaranteed papers? |
19709 | Have we been assigned a landing ramp? |
19709 | Have you ever seen one of them joints, Manning? 19709 Have you forgotten that you''re wanted by the Solar Guard? |
19709 | Have you got the station''s guiding beam, Roger? |
19709 | Have you tried making an adjustment for the overall pull of both components? |
19709 | Have you? |
19709 | Hey, what about those two guys? |
19709 | Hey, where you going? |
19709 | Hey,growled Mason,"what''re you doing?" |
19709 | How about giving those fellows a break? 19709 How are we going to get it back home, sir?" |
19709 | How can you be so accurate with this screen? 19709 How do you achieve that, sir?" |
19709 | How do you like that? |
19709 | How do you plan to get it back, Major? |
19709 | How hot do you think it is, sir? |
19709 | How in blazes are you going to do that? |
19709 | How much do I get out of it? |
19709 | How much have you got there, Astro? |
19709 | How much longer before the reactor units go up? |
19709 | How much time have we got, sir? |
19709 | How much time, Corbett? |
19709 | How much time, sir? |
19709 | How much-- time-- have we got left? |
19709 | How much? |
19709 | How much? |
19709 | How-- how did you get out? |
19709 | Huh? 19709 Huh?" |
19709 | Hyper or regular? |
19709 | I mean, when they took that unauthorized flight on your first trip out here? |
19709 | I mean, where exactly? |
19709 | I suppose you feel the same way, Corbett? |
19709 | I suppose you heard the part about the assignments? |
19709 | I suppose you''re going to send some punk kids out on the next trip to Tara and leave us experienced spacemen to rot on the ground, huh? |
19709 | If the Solar Guard looked for three months in that jungle, with a hundred men and instruments, do you think you''ll find it? |
19709 | In twelve hours? |
19709 | Incompatible to what? |
19709 | Is n''t there something we can do, sir? |
19709 | Is our orbit to Space Academy clear? |
19709 | Is there something wrong with that? |
19709 | Is there something wrong with the way I speak? |
19709 | Is there something wrong, sir? |
19709 | Leave space? |
19709 | Loring and Mason there? |
19709 | Maybe if I just changed the frequency--"What frequency? 19709 Next to gold?" |
19709 | No, why? |
19709 | Now, whatever gave you that idea? |
19709 | Official business, I presume? |
19709 | Old''Blast- off''Connel''s really got your number, eh, kid? |
19709 | Pack our gear? |
19709 | Pick her up yet? |
19709 | Prison asteroid? |
19709 | Relax, will ya? |
19709 | Roger, did I ever tell you that I think you have one of the finest brains for electronics I''ve ever seen? 19709 Roger?" |
19709 | Say, Lou,asked Shinny,"where in the blessed universe did you come from? |
19709 | Say, what''s eating you? |
19709 | Shall I alert stations to blast off for Junior? |
19709 | Shall I make the adjustment? |
19709 | Sir, how come some of those screens show the_ station_ from the_ outside_? |
19709 | So that''s why you want to buy a spaceship, eh? |
19709 | So this is the great_ Polaris_ unit, eh? |
19709 | So you got Manning for us, eh? |
19709 | Spoon? |
19709 | Still the hotheaded rocket buster, eh? |
19709 | Suppose I am in something deep? 19709 Suppose they find out something?" |
19709 | Talks? |
19709 | Tara? |
19709 | That of Tara and of Alpha Centauri on Junior? |
19709 | That sounds all right as a principle, but will it work out in space? |
19709 | That toy? |
19709 | That would mean,asked Roger,"that we''d be here when the reactor units go off, would n''t it, sir?" |
19709 | Then how are you going to find Junior? |
19709 | Then we''re still going to make the trip to Tara, sir? |
19709 | Then what was the reason for the crash? |
19709 | Then you really think the cadet may be responsible? |
19709 | Then,mused Shinny,"you''re cleared?" |
19709 | Think they made a good decision, Nick? |
19709 | This is really a desperate situation to be in, is n''t it, Roger? |
19709 | This_ is_ a serious situation, is n''t it? |
19709 | To whom, sir? |
19709 | To whom? |
19709 | Tom? |
19709 | Uh-- ah-- what-- Tom? 19709 Venusport? |
19709 | Want more coffee, Mason? |
19709 | Wanta give me a little juice for the radar antenna, Astro? |
19709 | We''re not? 19709 Well, Captain Strong, have you made a decision?" |
19709 | Well, Corbett,asked Connel,"how''re you making out with the ratios?" |
19709 | Well, Corbett,he rasped,"what''s the first question?" |
19709 | Well, Manning,he asked,"how do you like the setup?" |
19709 | Well, is it a deal, or is n''t it? |
19709 | Well, what do you want for it? |
19709 | Well, what''s the use of hanging around here? |
19709 | Well,demanded Loring,"did''ja get anything set up, Shinny?" |
19709 | Well,demanded Roger,"what did happen?" |
19709 | Well? |
19709 | Well? |
19709 | Wha-- what is it? |
19709 | Whaddaya trying to do, starve us to death? |
19709 | What about it? |
19709 | What about those papers? |
19709 | What about you in all this, Nick? 19709 What are we gon na do?" |
19709 | What are you fooling around down here for? |
19709 | What are you going to do about it? |
19709 | What are you going to do? |
19709 | What are you trying to do? 19709 What are you trying to hand us?" |
19709 | What do you mean it does n''t work? |
19709 | What do you mean''educate''? |
19709 | What do you mean? |
19709 | What do you mean? |
19709 | What do you need a teleceiver for? |
19709 | What do you suppose it is? |
19709 | What do you want to do? 19709 What do you want?" |
19709 | What do you want? |
19709 | What do you_ mean_, you ca n''t? |
19709 | What happened to nine? |
19709 | What happened to your own? |
19709 | What happened? |
19709 | What happened? |
19709 | What is it this time? |
19709 | What is it, Corbett? |
19709 | What is this? |
19709 | What is this? |
19709 | What kind of a deal? |
19709 | What kind of break? |
19709 | What seems to be the trouble, Astro? |
19709 | What then? |
19709 | What time did you set the last one for, Roger? |
19709 | What was that about? |
19709 | What was the idea of telling him that? |
19709 | What will you do to them? |
19709 | What would you want done? |
19709 | What''d he say, Roger? |
19709 | What''re we going to do? |
19709 | What''re you talking about? |
19709 | What''re you two space bums talking about? |
19709 | What''s going on here, Manning? |
19709 | What''s going on here? |
19709 | What''s going on here? |
19709 | What''s going on? 19709 What''s our range?" |
19709 | What''s that? |
19709 | What''s that? |
19709 | What''s the idea? |
19709 | What''s the latest space dope around the Academy, Alfie? |
19709 | What''s the matter with you? |
19709 | What''s the matter, hot- shot? |
19709 | What''s the most precious metal in the system today? |
19709 | What''s the name of this place? |
19709 | What''s the range? |
19709 | What''s this all about? |
19709 | What''s this? |
19709 | What''s up, Tom? |
19709 | What''s up? |
19709 | What, sir? |
19709 | What? |
19709 | What? |
19709 | What? |
19709 | What? |
19709 | What? |
19709 | What? |
19709 | What? |
19709 | When do I get the papers? |
19709 | When do we blast off? |
19709 | When do we set down on the precious rock, Tom? |
19709 | When you arrived on the_ Polaris_, did n''t you have a view of the station on your teleceiver? |
19709 | Where are we going? |
19709 | Where are you from, Nick? |
19709 | Where are you going? |
19709 | Where are you? 19709 Where is it?" |
19709 | Where''s Roger? |
19709 | Where''s the big Manning spirit? 19709 Where?" |
19709 | Which one is it? |
19709 | Who does it belong to? |
19709 | Who is it? |
19709 | Who wants coffee when there''s going to be a Solar Guard investigation? |
19709 | Who wants to know? |
19709 | Who''s going to do all that? |
19709 | Who''s hardheaded now? |
19709 | Who''s on prisoner watch today? |
19709 | Who? |
19709 | Why are you telling me this? |
19709 | Why ca n''t you get on the_ Polaris_? |
19709 | Why did n''t you try to do something with it before? |
19709 | Why is that, sir? |
19709 | Why not? |
19709 | Why so close, Tom? |
19709 | Why would he want to help you? |
19709 | Why-- why-- what''s that got to do with me? |
19709 | Why? |
19709 | Why? |
19709 | Working hard, Junior? |
19709 | Would n''t hauling it back in spaceships cost too much? |
19709 | Would you see if there is any news of Roger, sir, when you make contact with the Academy? |
19709 | Wrong? |
19709 | Yeah, Loring? |
19709 | Yeah,flared Roger,"but have you seen the way he just--_talks_?" |
19709 | Yeah-- yeah,grumbled Mason,"but what are you going to do about it?" |
19709 | Yeah? 19709 Yes, Captain Strong?" |
19709 | You a rocket pusher, astrogator, or skipper? |
19709 | You alone, Manning? |
19709 | You failed to make your quarter- hour check to the traffic- control center, I believe? |
19709 | You go up and get Loring, see? 19709 You got space fever or something?" |
19709 | You got the ship? |
19709 | You got_ who_? |
19709 | You have any credits? |
19709 | You knew all along I did n''t have anything to do with that crash back on the station, did n''t you? |
19709 | You know the only reason they allowed this space creep in the Academy, Tom? |
19709 | You know we''re up against big odds, do n''t you? |
19709 | You mean Major''Blast- off''Connel? |
19709 | You mean, sir,asked Tom, perplexed,"you''ll tear the satellite out of Tara''s gravitational pull?" |
19709 | You mean-- official-- like here on the station, sir? |
19709 | You mean--? |
19709 | You really think that you can blast this satellite out of its orbit? |
19709 | You said you have something important to discuss with me? |
19709 | You saw the way he chewed us up, and for what? 19709 You think he''ll go for it?" |
19709 | You think it might be something deeper? |
19709 | You think we''ll ever go as far into the deep with a rocket ship as we can see with the big eye? |
19709 | You want more speed, do n''t you? |
19709 | You want papers for the astrogation deck, or control, or as a power pusher? |
19709 | You want ten minutes, huh? 19709 You wanta know about hyperdrive?" |
19709 | You what? |
19709 | You''ll do what I tell you to do, see? |
19709 | Your name''s Manning, is n''t it? |
19709 | _ And what_, Cadet Astro? |
19709 | _ Then why, by the craters of Luna, do n''t I have that position?_"I was-- busy, sir,came the meek reply. |
19709 | _ You?_gasped Loring. |
19709 | All clear? |
19709 | All clear?" |
19709 | All right?" |
19709 | And besides, what do I need to be smart for? |
19709 | And that Alfie is sure to have a brilliant future in astrophysics?" |
19709 | Any questions?" |
19709 | Astro, are you sure you made a correct estimate on the amount of reactant fuel in the_ Space Devil_?" |
19709 | But talking to whom?" |
19709 | But what will happen to you now?" |
19709 | By the craters of Luna, how many times can you change course in five minutes?" |
19709 | By the moons of Jupiter, what are we going to do there?" |
19709 | CHAPTER 10"Can I speak with you a minute, spaceman?" |
19709 | CHAPTER 12"How much longer before we reach the atmosphere of Tara, Manning?" |
19709 | Can you read beam?" |
19709 | Control- deck cadet, eh? |
19709 | Did you know that, Cadet Manning?" |
19709 | Did you make out the report yourself?" |
19709 | Do we have a clear tangent forward and up?" |
19709 | Do you see it, Scotty?" |
19709 | Do you want to take over the bridge?" |
19709 | Finally Roger asked,"What happened on Phobos?" |
19709 | Get the little guy space happy, or something?" |
19709 | Get us blasted out of space?" |
19709 | How about his standard check- in with traffic control?" |
19709 | How do you like that, Tom? |
19709 | How much time do we have left, Corbett?" |
19709 | How much time until zero blast- off on the satellite?" |
19709 | How much time would we need on Junior?" |
19709 | How will we live?" |
19709 | How''d you get here?" |
19709 | How''re you making out with the new equipment?" |
19709 | I ask you-- for what?" |
19709 | I lifted her off the ground and then figured why should I give it back? |
19709 | I''ll-- charge-- gun...""Ca n''t you figure this thing out either?" |
19709 | I''ve got you, have n''t I?" |
19709 | If we bail out of this tub in space suits, who''s going to pick us up?" |
19709 | Including cadets?" |
19709 | Is everything set?" |
19709 | Is that clear, Cadet Astro?" |
19709 | Is that clear, Cadet Manning?" |
19709 | Is that clear?" |
19709 | Is that clear?" |
19709 | Is that clear?" |
19709 | Is there anything you_ ca n''t_ do, Alfie?" |
19709 | It must have been pretty bad on the station, eh?" |
19709 | Join me in a little acceleration sport?" |
19709 | Let''s sit down at this table, eh?" |
19709 | Major Connel, can you hear me? |
19709 | Major Connel, sir?" |
19709 | Newton''s laws of motion, remember? |
19709 | Now, how about getting this wagon down to Tara?" |
19709 | See that small dark patch over there in the middle of the planet?" |
19709 | Shall I answer her?" |
19709 | Shinny?" |
19709 | Shinny?" |
19709 | Shinny?" |
19709 | Smart, huh? |
19709 | So what?" |
19709 | So you do n''t think I''m going to let them stay alive, do you?" |
19709 | Suppose Tom or Astro or anyone was near the ship? |
19709 | Ten minutes for what? |
19709 | Then he added quietly, thoughtfully,"But we''re out of fuel, you said?" |
19709 | Then what are we suiting up for?" |
19709 | Then, with a quick look at Loring, he asked softly,"Were there any other survivors?" |
19709 | Think you''ll like that?" |
19709 | Well, you wo n''t mind if I have just a little one?" |
19709 | What are you talking about?" |
19709 | What could you do for me?" |
19709 | What do you think of our layout?" |
19709 | What happened?" |
19709 | What is this?" |
19709 | What would you do?" |
19709 | What''re you doing on that ship?" |
19709 | What''re you doing out here? |
19709 | What''s that guy and the space freighter_ Annie Jones_ got to do with us?" |
19709 | What?" |
19709 | Where are we going?" |
19709 | Who''re you?" |
19709 | Why ca n''t we get something exciting for a change?" |
19709 | Why had n''t he quit, they wanted to know? |
19709 | You and what fleet of spaceships?" |
19709 | You boys are kinda down since you blew that little operation, huh?" |
19709 | You got that, Shinny?" |
19709 | You know what to do?" |
19709 | You know what to do?" |
19709 | You know who his father was?" |
19709 | You mean-- girls?" |
19709 | [ Illustration:"_ Remember,"Astro cautioned,"set the fuse for two hours._"]"What took you so long, Manning?" |
19709 | said Shinny--"Now I guess we''d better go talk to that boy Manning, eh?" |
19526 | A light? |
19526 | A what? |
19526 | All excited, spacemen? |
19526 | All set down there? |
19526 | All set to get rid of the rotten apple? |
19526 | All set, Astro? |
19526 | All the valve connections broken? |
19526 | All your relays to the power deck working, Astro? |
19526 | And how about you? |
19526 | And how did you arrive at this conclusion, Manning? |
19526 | And if it does n''t stop? |
19526 | And it does n''t kill, sir? |
19526 | And then what happens? |
19526 | And wait for the heat to reach the top of the thermometer? 19526 And what makes you think so?" |
19526 | And why not? |
19526 | And you have photo- slides of all two thousand? |
19526 | And-- speaking specifically, Steve? |
19526 | Any canals around here, Tom? |
19526 | Any ideas what the trouble might be? |
19526 | Any other message from them yet, sir? |
19526 | Are you all right, Astro? |
19526 | Are you sure those other ships can equal your speed? |
19526 | Are you sure you want to do it? |
19526 | Astro, how much could you get out of this baby by opening the by- pass between the cooling pumps and the reactant chamber? 19526 Astro, remember the time we were on the ground crew as extra duty and we had to overhaul the_ Polaris_?" |
19526 | Astro, where in the name of the universe did you get the idea you could be an officer in the Solar Guard? |
19526 | Astro? 19526 Astro? |
19526 | Been studying long hard hours in primary school, eh? 19526 Beg pardon, sir,"said Tom,"were you speaking to us?" |
19526 | But are you sure you want to go on? |
19526 | But did n''t you expect one side or the other to win? |
19526 | But how did you ever survive? |
19526 | But how is that possible? |
19526 | But how-- how could this happen? |
19526 | But if it is,said Roger,"how did he get out there?" |
19526 | But if you ca n''t? |
19526 | But who can live with him? 19526 Ca n''t carry your own luggage, eh?" |
19526 | Call four spaceburgers a meal? 19526 Can you breathe O.K.?" |
19526 | Can you do it without your astrogation prism? |
19526 | Can you read it? |
19526 | Corbett? |
19526 | Could n''t we tunnel through it to the top, if it has filled the ship down as far as here? |
19526 | Could n''t you think of anything original to say? |
19526 | Did you agree to carry this man''s luggage? |
19526 | Did you cut all the way through? |
19526 | Did you get that emergency from the_ Lady Venus_--the S O S? |
19526 | Did you happen to see the play in the first period? |
19526 | Did you see that, Astro? |
19526 | Do n''t tell me we have to go through that again? |
19526 | Do n''t they ever get tired of waving that flag around here? |
19526 | Do n''t we have any arms aboard at all, sir? |
19526 | Do n''t you ever get tired of complaining? |
19526 | Do we have a candidate in the group who finds it necessary to provide himself with valet service? |
19526 | Do we have a clear trajectory fore and aft, Roger? |
19526 | Do we have a clear trajectory forward? |
19526 | Do we have any flares? |
19526 | Do you recognize this room? |
19526 | Do you think it''s right? |
19526 | Does that include yourself? |
19526 | Ever think about the enlisted Solar Guard? 19526 Everything O.K., Phil?" |
19526 | Excuse me, Captain,said Tom,"but have there been any serious collisions in space between ships?" |
19526 | Get that, Astro? |
19526 | Getting fan mail already? |
19526 | Gloves? |
19526 | Going to carry my bags? |
19526 | Have you got a course for us, Roger? |
19526 | Having dinner, eh, boys? 19526 Hey, Astro-- where are you?" |
19526 | Hey, Tom, where you going? |
19526 | Hey, where are you going? |
19526 | Hey,said Astro,"do you think he means it?" |
19526 | Hiya, Corbett,said Roger,"did you hear how Astro made out yet?" |
19526 | How about food? |
19526 | How about him adjusting to us? 19526 How about it, Astro?" |
19526 | How about it, Roger? |
19526 | How about you, Astro? |
19526 | How about you, Astro? |
19526 | How about you, Roger? |
19526 | How about you? |
19526 | How are you going to get the position? |
19526 | How can I make them forget it? |
19526 | How come? |
19526 | How do we keep them together? |
19526 | How do you do that? |
19526 | How do you figure that? |
19526 | How far away do you think it is? |
19526 | How far away from her are you? |
19526 | How many jet boats do you have? |
19526 | How many rooms in this hotel, Beautiful? |
19526 | How shall we approach her, sir? |
19526 | How will that look on your record? 19526 How''re they taking it?" |
19526 | How? |
19526 | How? |
19526 | How? |
19526 | I have, sir? 19526 I mean how are you going to get the tube out of the ship?" |
19526 | I mean, forget about talking to Captain Strong? |
19526 | I suppose you think your Unit 77-K will finish on top? |
19526 | I thought we left that stuff back at the Academy? |
19526 | I was saved by the bell, was n''t I? |
19526 | I wonder if we could get off and take a look? |
19526 | I wonder if we could rig up some sort of emergency signal so we could send out a relative position? |
19526 | I''ve been thinking, Tom,said Roger,"suppose it''s as high as the upper decks outside? |
19526 | If we ca n''t see the_ Lady Venus_ standing still, and knowing where to look,said Astro,"how could a man in a rocket scout ever find it?" |
19526 | Is anything wrong? |
19526 | Is n''t there any left at all? |
19526 | Is n''t yours? |
19526 | Is one of you Cadet Tom Corbett? |
19526 | Is that clear? |
19526 | Is that your luggage? |
19526 | Is there something wrong with my work, sir? |
19526 | Just to be a cadet or a successful cadet_ and_ a Solar Guard officer? |
19526 | Know anything about hyperdrive? |
19526 | Know what that is? |
19526 | Like who? |
19526 | Manning, do you want to be a successful cadet here at Space Academy? |
19526 | Manning,he called,"what brings you here?" |
19526 | May I have the passenger lists, Captain? |
19526 | May I help you? |
19526 | Me? |
19526 | Miss Elizabeth Anderson? |
19526 | Miss Nancy Anderson? |
19526 | Mrs. Helen Carson? |
19526 | Mrs. John Bailey? |
19526 | Nervous, Corbett? |
19526 | No other names? |
19526 | Not even enough to get us into Marsopolis? |
19526 | Oh, sure,said Roger,"I can keep this wagon outa their way, but will they stay outa mine? |
19526 | Oh, you guess you were, eh? |
19526 | Oh? |
19526 | Oh? |
19526 | On questions concerning the power- deck operations, he was letter perfect--"And on the others? 19526 Orders from the coach on the side lines?" |
19526 | Power deck, aye? |
19526 | Promise to behave yourself? |
19526 | Remember that night on the monorail going into Atom City? 19526 Roger, are you all right?" |
19526 | Roger,asked Tom quickly,"are you all right?" |
19526 | Roger,said Tom gently,"Roger, are you all right?" |
19526 | Say, Tom-- ah, since we sort of know each other, how about us trying to get in the same quarters? |
19526 | Say, what are you two guys talking about? |
19526 | Say, what''s the matter with you? 19526 Say, where''s Astro?" |
19526 | Say,asked Tom,"where''s Astro?" |
19526 | Say-- what''s going on here? |
19526 | See anything? |
19526 | Shall I check stations and proceed to raise ship? |
19526 | Shall I stand by with the flares? |
19526 | Since when does a referee take sides? 19526 Smooth, huh?" |
19526 | So I have to take you on too, huh? |
19526 | So bad, huh? |
19526 | So eavesdropping is one of your talents too, eh, Corbett? |
19526 | So quick? |
19526 | So this is your tub? |
19526 | So we move on? |
19526 | So you''ve got a strained wrist, have you? |
19526 | Stop complaining, will you? |
19526 | Sure is pretty, is n''t it? |
19526 | Surprised, huh? |
19526 | Team? |
19526 | Tell me, Manning, do you have any ideas on life? |
19526 | That all, sir? |
19526 | That night-- in Galaxy Hall, when you were crying--? |
19526 | That pal of yours is a real Space Cadet fan, is n''t he, Roger? |
19526 | That you ca n''t take it? |
19526 | That''s a good idea,said Tom,"but do n''t you think the ship itself is big enough for that?" |
19526 | The Earthworm units buckling down to business? |
19526 | Then we passed as a unit, sir? |
19526 | Then what about Al James? |
19526 | Then what is it? 19526 Then why do n''t we put the game on ice?" |
19526 | Then why do n''t you act like it? |
19526 | Then why? |
19526 | Then you''ll go see Captain Strong? |
19526 | Then, do you think he''s acting up because Corbett is the nominal head of the unit? 19526 Think Astro''ll make it?" |
19526 | Think it''s going to let up soon? |
19526 | Think there are any fish in this canal? |
19526 | Think there might be a breeze if we opened up one side of this thing? |
19526 | Think we can force it back enough to get a good hold on it? |
19526 | Think we ought to camp here? |
19526 | Told him what? |
19526 | Tom, are you O.K.? |
19526 | Want to open the hatch and take a look? |
19526 | Wanta be a spaceman, do ya? |
19526 | Wanta try marching during the day? |
19526 | We came here to have fun, did n''t we? |
19526 | Well, could n''t we drive boron rods into the mass and slow down the reaction? |
19526 | Well, hot- shot, I promised you something when I got back, did n''t I? |
19526 | Well, hot- shot,snarled Roger back on the starting line,"what happened to the big pass- stealing idea?" |
19526 | Well, how about it, Roger? |
19526 | Well, what about it, Steve? |
19526 | Well, what are you doing here? |
19526 | Well, what do we do now? |
19526 | Well, what do you want to do? |
19526 | Well, you knuckle- headed orphan,said Roger,"are you going to get us out of here, or not?" |
19526 | Well,asked Astro,"what has the great Manning brain figured out?" |
19526 | Well,asked Roger,"do we freeze or do n''t we?" |
19526 | Well,he said quietly,"how about it, you guys? |
19526 | Well,roared the red- clad spaceman,"do n''t you want to climb aboard and see what your ship looks like inside?" |
19526 | Well,said Astro at last,"where do we go from here?" |
19526 | Well,said Tom after a moment,"what_ did_ your father tell you?" |
19526 | Well-- I mean-- what specifically? |
19526 | Well? 19526 Were you really taken in with that space gas, Tom?" |
19526 | What I want to know is,pursued Walters,"did the fight prove anything? |
19526 | What about Manning and Unit 42-D? 19526 What about Manning?" |
19526 | What about that time in Atom City when you defended the Academy? |
19526 | What are you all standing around for? |
19526 | What are you doing with it? |
19526 | What bet? |
19526 | What color slip did he have? |
19526 | What do I care? |
19526 | What do they say? |
19526 | What do we do from noon until evening? |
19526 | What do we do next? |
19526 | What do you mean by that, Roger? |
19526 | What do you mean''how''? |
19526 | What do you mean''nothing''? |
19526 | What do you mean? |
19526 | What do you mean? |
19526 | What do you think made this tub act up like this, Astro? |
19526 | What do you think, Joan? |
19526 | What do you want to do? |
19526 | What happened to Philip Morgan? |
19526 | What happens now, sir? |
19526 | What kind of a crack is that? |
19526 | What made you change your mind about seeing Captain Strong? |
19526 | What made you say the things you did to Astro before he went for his manual? |
19526 | What name do I give, sir? |
19526 | What next? |
19526 | What time do we eat? |
19526 | What time is it, Tom? |
19526 | What time is it? |
19526 | What tricks? |
19526 | What was in that note? |
19526 | What was in the note, Roger? |
19526 | What was that Geiger count again? |
19526 | What was that little bit of space gas about, Roger? |
19526 | What was the idea of that crack about brains? |
19526 | What was the meaning of that little speech I heard a moment ago? |
19526 | What would you like me to listen to, Cadet Astro? |
19526 | What''d he say? |
19526 | What''d you say, Roger? |
19526 | What''ll you do? |
19526 | What''ll you do? |
19526 | What''s behind it, do you think? |
19526 | What''s cooking below, Astro? 19526 What''s eating you, Roger? |
19526 | What''s frying you? |
19526 | What''s going on up there? |
19526 | What''s happened this time? |
19526 | What''s happened to you, Roger? |
19526 | What''s that for, Astro? |
19526 | What''s that supposed to mean, Manning? |
19526 | What''s that supposed to mean? |
19526 | What''s that, Mann--? |
19526 | What''s that, sir? |
19526 | What''s that? |
19526 | What''s that? |
19526 | What''s that? |
19526 | What''s that? |
19526 | What''s that? |
19526 | What''s the Geiger count on the radiation? |
19526 | What''s the count? |
19526 | What''s the idea of giving Astro a hard time? |
19526 | What''s the idea, Manning? 19526 What''s the matter with Astro?" |
19526 | What''s the matter with beautiful girls? |
19526 | What''s the rest of it, Mister? |
19526 | What''s the trouble, skipper? |
19526 | What''s the trouble? |
19526 | What''s your name, Mister? |
19526 | What''s your name? |
19526 | What''s your trouble, skipper? |
19526 | Whatever made you become a Space Cadet, Roger? |
19526 | When does Unit 42-D take its manuals? |
19526 | Where do you think we are? |
19526 | Where is that space crawler right now? |
19526 | Where''s Astro? |
19526 | Where''s Roger? 19526 Where''s Roger?" |
19526 | Where''s the other cadet? |
19526 | Which of''em is nearest the center of the city? |
19526 | Who are you kidding? |
19526 | Who wants to stand here and debate the question? |
19526 | Who''s coming up first? |
19526 | Whom do you suggest, sir? |
19526 | Whose is it then? |
19526 | Why did n''t your power- deck man dump the mass? |
19526 | Why did you say the things you did before a guy goes to take an exam? |
19526 | Why do n''t we go aboard, sir? |
19526 | Why do you ask? |
19526 | Why do you ask? |
19526 | Why go down to the power deck? |
19526 | Why not? |
19526 | Why not? |
19526 | Why two hours, Roger? |
19526 | Why use emergency speed, Corbett? |
19526 | Why-- ah-- what do you mean, sir? |
19526 | Why? 19526 Why?" |
19526 | Why? |
19526 | Why? |
19526 | Will Cadet Candidate Roger Manning please step forward? |
19526 | Win, or play fair? |
19526 | With Astro on our team? |
19526 | Wo n''t you sit down, sir? |
19526 | Wonder how Captain Strong is making out with those tough babies on the_ Polaris_? |
19526 | Wonder if Strong has discovered we''re missing? |
19526 | Worried, spaceboy? |
19526 | Yeah, why? |
19526 | Yeah-- but what do you think it''s going to be like out in space with Manning making sour cracks all the time? |
19526 | Yes, sir? |
19526 | You got a_ real_ hard luck story, eh, big boy? |
19526 | You hear that, Roger? |
19526 | You know about that? |
19526 | You mean he''s the more aggressive of the three? |
19526 | You mean the identification flares for safety factors? |
19526 | You mean, he actually wanted to bet that Astro would pass? |
19526 | You mean, nothing since the fight in the gym? |
19526 | You mean, we made it? 19526 You mean,"asked the girl, a little flustered,"you want to look at all the slides?" |
19526 | You mean,interrupted Astro,"you''ve got to keep track of all those ships at once?" |
19526 | You think something might be wrong? |
19526 | You want to eat now? |
19526 | You wanta keep it this way for a while? |
19526 | You''ll do this with just the_ Polaris_? |
19526 | You''re pretty sold on them, are n''t you, Steve? |
19526 | You''ve got thirty tons of fuel-- you want to find the compression ratio of the number- one firing- tube chamber-- so what do you do? |
19526 | Your father''s? |
19526 | *****"And you mean to tell me, you_ walked_ across that desert?" |
19526 | *****"Hey, Roger,"yelled Astro from the middle of the canal,"ever see a guy make like a submarine?" |
19526 | ... What is the range of the Mark Nine radar- scope, and how far can a spaceship be successfully distinguished from other objects in space?..." |
19526 | All clear? |
19526 | All clear?" |
19526 | And I''ll tell you something else--""What?" |
19526 | And his father? |
19526 | And if one of them failed...? |
19526 | And in a surprisingly soft tone he added,"You two pulled green slips, eh?" |
19526 | And my mother? |
19526 | And remember, when I gave Al James the brush in that restaurant in Atom City? |
19526 | And what have they found? |
19526 | And what is the result? |
19526 | Any questions?" |
19526 | Any questions?" |
19526 | Are those boys learning to work together or not? |
19526 | Are you fully prepared?" |
19526 | Are you going to lay off each other now?" |
19526 | Astrogation and control deck?" |
19526 | Bernard?" |
19526 | But then, we''re old friends, are n''t we?" |
19526 | CHAPTER 15"What''s the reading on the Geiger counter now?" |
19526 | CHAPTER 21"How much water left?" |
19526 | CHAPTER 5"Will this do, Manning?" |
19526 | Can you spare me a minute?" |
19526 | Did n''t he help you with them?" |
19526 | Did the boys get it out of their systems and are they concentrating on becoming a unit?" |
19526 | Did you hear that, Manning? |
19526 | Did you or did n''t you?" |
19526 | Do we have clear trajectory forward and up, Roger?" |
19526 | Do you mean life as a whole or a specific part of life?" |
19526 | Do you want me to do that?" |
19526 | Does he feel that he should be the command cadet in the control deck instead of Corbett?" |
19526 | Does n''t McKenny have a heart?" |
19526 | Get that? |
19526 | He glanced past McKenny toward the other boys and added softly,"And comradeship_ is_ the spirit of Space Academy, is n''t it, sir?" |
19526 | He stopped short and then added softly with biting sarcasm,"Why do you know so much, Cadet Manning?" |
19526 | Herbert?" |
19526 | Hey, Astro, can you hear me?" |
19526 | How about it, Astro?" |
19526 | How about those torches?" |
19526 | How could he command a crew out in space if he could n''t keep the friction of his own unit under control? |
19526 | How do you feel?" |
19526 | How do you think they replace these things when they get cracked?" |
19526 | How many jet boats were on the deck, Corbett?" |
19526 | How many passengers?" |
19526 | How much time left?" |
19526 | I really walked into that one, did n''t I?" |
19526 | If anything happened to you two guys and I did n''t know how to get you home, then what?" |
19526 | Is that right?" |
19526 | Is that why Richards was here?" |
19526 | It all adds up, does n''t it? |
19526 | It just does n''t stop, does it?" |
19526 | Lying in his bunk, hands under his head, eyes staring into space, Tom asked,"What happens now?" |
19526 | Move like you''re very tired, see? |
19526 | Or have n''t you noticed you''re standing in the dark?" |
19526 | Ready?" |
19526 | Roger?!" |
19526 | See these hash marks?" |
19526 | So fast? |
19526 | So what?" |
19526 | Suppose I climb in the main exhaust, between the tube and the outer hull, and cut away the cleats that hold the tube to the ship?" |
19526 | That man Bernard who bought dinner for us? |
19526 | Think you can last it?" |
19526 | To get yourself a Solar Medal?" |
19526 | Was there some reason behind his companion''s strange actions? |
19526 | We cut all the cleats, remember? |
19526 | We''re cadets?" |
19526 | We''re really in? |
19526 | Were Manning and Astro squaring off to fight?" |
19526 | Were you able to get rid of the radiation?" |
19526 | What about that space- gassing hot- shot?" |
19526 | What is the first thing you do?" |
19526 | What makes you think three cadets are so important that the Solar Guard will take time out to look for us? |
19526 | What next?" |
19526 | What was it all about? |
19526 | What would he do if he were in command of the invading fleet? |
19526 | What would he tell his mother? |
19526 | What''s going on here?" |
19526 | Where you all from?" |
19526 | Who stepped off that slidestairs_ first_?" |
19526 | Why bring them all the way to the Academy and then give the tests? |
19526 | Why had he acted so strangely at dinner? |
19526 | Why not start the entrance exams at the beginning with the classification and aptitude? |
19526 | Why should anyone be wandering around the hall at this time of night? |
19526 | Why was that, Roger?" |
19526 | Why?" |
19526 | Wo n''t I, sir?" |
19526 | Would you have done it for me?" |
19526 | Yet what could it possibly be? |
19526 | You mean--_I really passed?_""Next step is Manning,"said Strong. |
19526 | You see this radar deck?" |
19526 | You want to feel those rockets bucking in your back out in the stars? |
19526 | You were too big, so I went in, remember?" |
19526 | [ Illustration:_ A low muted roar pulsed through the ship_]"What did he have to say about this operation?" |
19526 | [ Illustration:_"Attention Squadrons D and F-- proceed to Luna City"_]"Have you got that course, Roger?" |
19526 | [ Illustration] CHAPTER 18"You think it''ll last much longer?" |
19526 | [ Illustration] CHAPTER 20"Got everything we need?" |
19526 | [ Illustration] CHAPTER 6"Well, Steve, how''s everything going?" |
19526 | [ Illustration]"If you''re so interested in scoring, why do n''t you go after the ball yourselves then?" |
19526 | _ EH?_""Yes, sir,"replied Tom, wondering how this man he did n''t even know could know so much about him. |
18753 | About what? |
18753 | About what? |
18753 | Ah-- pardon me, sir, but can I go now? 18753 All right-- all right,"growled Astro,"but what are we going to do about it?" |
18753 | All set? |
18753 | And do you recall your childish manner of explaining it? |
18753 | And four hundred ships crashed in landing? 18753 And how?" |
18753 | And interrupt the happiest hours in Astro''s life? |
18753 | And kill innocent people who do n''t know what they''re doing? |
18753 | And there has n''t been any explanation of why the instruments went out? |
18753 | And you are absolutely sure of your findings? |
18753 | And you say that the colonists were forced to pay for their food on the trip out? |
18753 | And you''re sure you saw no one, and that no one saw you? |
18753 | Any sign of an opening in this stuff? |
18753 | Anything else, sir? |
18753 | Are n''t you going to tell Governor Hardy about this? |
18753 | Are those two space crawlers still acting like monkeys out of their cages? |
18753 | Are you afraid? |
18753 | Are you alone? |
18753 | Are you going to tell him what''s going on here? |
18753 | Are you interested in radar, Jane? |
18753 | Are you off your rocket? |
18753 | Are you sure of this, Joan? |
18753 | Are you thinking what I''m thinking? |
18753 | Article Sixteen? 18753 Boss, what''re you doing?" |
18753 | Bush, did you see the cadets last night? |
18753 | But I still say why and what? |
18753 | But could you tell us if the mission had anything to do with the Roald project? |
18753 | But how can that be? |
18753 | But how can you judge a crop by just looking at the fields? |
18753 | But how can you tell it''s uranium? |
18753 | But how could they force you to pay? |
18753 | But how do you know that Manning will get mad enough? |
18753 | But how? 18753 But how?" |
18753 | But how? |
18753 | But if that were so,Astro protested,"would n''t the instruments still be acting up? |
18753 | But on the other hand,he continued,"why was n''t there some report of it when the first expedition came out to look over the satellite?" |
18753 | But what about the girls? 18753 But what about their treatment of the colonists?" |
18753 | But what about you, sir? |
18753 | But what can I say I''m looking for in the logbook? |
18753 | But what do you want us to do? |
18753 | But what kind of proof will you have that the cadets did something to the old man? |
18753 | But what? |
18753 | But why would a man like that, with all that experience, want to bury himself on Roald? 18753 But why?" |
18753 | But wo n''t they be watching Jeff too? |
18753 | But you did, willfully and with full knowledge of your act, violate the space code by using false papers, did n''t you? |
18753 | But, but-- how can you? 18753 But, sir,"he stammered,"it''s-- it''s--""It''s what, Corbett? |
18753 | Ca n''t you tell the difference between our goal and theirs? |
18753 | Cadet Astro, would you take a job with an outfit and give up space to sit behind a desk eight hours a day? |
18753 | Cadet Manning, do you see this calculator? |
18753 | Cadet Manning,shouted Sykes,"do you remember our conversation last night on the subject of circular motion of captive planets around a sun star?" |
18753 | Can you explain it? |
18753 | Can you imagine that guy? |
18753 | Can you imagine the ego of that guy? 18753 Can you tell me where I can find the Logan farm?" |
18753 | Captain Strong, how old do you have to be to get into Space Academy? |
18753 | Captain Strong,he said,"could I see you a minute?" |
18753 | Commander Walters? |
18753 | Could n''t we log some sack time before we start another assignment? |
18753 | Could n''t you refuse? |
18753 | Could you prove it? |
18753 | Did Professor Sykes find any indication of what might have caused the instruments to act up during the landing, Jeff? |
18753 | Did anyone see you at the mess hall when you went to get a bite? |
18753 | Did anyone see you in the pool? |
18753 | Did n''t the professor put up a fight? |
18753 | Did you hear Cadet Manning threaten Professor Sykes? |
18753 | Did you notice anything aboard Number Twelve that looked-- well, suspicious? |
18753 | Did you say you went swimming_ alone?_"We did! |
18753 | Did you see the cadets last night, Winters? |
18753 | Did you see the way he spotted Roger''s roving eye looking for his pretty sister? 18753 Did you send him up here?" |
18753 | Did you want to say something? |
18753 | Do any of you understand physics? |
18753 | Do n''t you remember your Space Code laws, Astro? |
18753 | Do you deny that that is your voice? |
18753 | Do you have a pen, or would you like to use mine? |
18753 | Do you have anything to add, sir? |
18753 | Do you know why I refused it? |
18753 | Do you realize what you''re doing? |
18753 | Doing what? |
18753 | Electric wrist watches? 18753 Electric?" |
18753 | Ever hear of the_ Polaris_ unit, sir? |
18753 | For instance, will the rich applicants have a better chance than the poor? |
18753 | For what? |
18753 | Framed? |
18753 | Get that, Astro? |
18753 | Getting pretty big for your britches, are n''t you? |
18753 | Got your radar sweeping ahead, Roger? |
18753 | Has he been here? |
18753 | Has the complete report been sent back? |
18753 | Have you found Professor Sykes? |
18753 | Have you said anything to Vidac about this? |
18753 | He''s a real brain and we could learn a lot from him, but--"But what? |
18753 | How about Governor Hardy? |
18753 | How about finishing the game, Tom? 18753 How about outside in space?" |
18753 | How about something to eat,he demanded,"and some story tapes to pass away the time?" |
18753 | How about you, Manning? 18753 How are you going to get old Logan to sign the release?" |
18753 | How are you making out with your classroom studies, Astro? |
18753 | How come you did n''t get Richards on that play? |
18753 | How could I prove it when I do n''t know what happened to it? |
18753 | How could he know? |
18753 | How could it have been missed? |
18753 | How could you have replaced him, mister? |
18753 | How did that happen? |
18753 | How do we know you''re telling us the truth, and not just trying to save them? |
18753 | How do you feel about it, Tom? |
18753 | How do you figure that, Astro? |
18753 | How far are we from the surface? |
18753 | How far did you get with the tube, Astro? |
18753 | How far out is he? |
18753 | How is that, sir? |
18753 | How much do you know about electronics and astrophysics? |
18753 | How old are the children? |
18753 | How quickly? |
18753 | How''d you find that out? |
18753 | How''d you know we were confined to quarters, sir? |
18753 | How''d you manage to get in here? |
18753 | How''s that again, Astro? |
18753 | How? |
18753 | I did what? |
18753 | I feel the same way, Astro,said Tom,"but actually what are we going to say to Captain Strong? |
18753 | I just remembered something--"What, sir? |
18753 | I mean, what''s wrong with that? |
18753 | If you suspected Vidac, why did you give him the information on the uranium to send back to the Solar Guard? |
18753 | If-- if I sign the paper,stammered Logan,"will you leave Jane alone?" |
18753 | In an unknown asteroid cluster? 18753 Is Corbett or Manning or Astro in on this?" |
18753 | Is it on land that has been parceled out to the colonists? |
18753 | Is it on our present course? |
18753 | Is n''t it too bad, Winters,said Vidac,"that we just missed supper?" |
18753 | Is n''t that Captain Strong? |
18753 | Is n''t that Jane Logan? |
18753 | Is n''t using force to take the land away proof enough? |
18753 | Is the radar working well enough for us to search the asteroid cluster without plowing into any space junk? |
18753 | Is there a way through the asteroid cluster? |
18753 | Is there something wrong? |
18753 | Is this another of your tricks, Corbett? |
18753 | It''s my voice all right but--"_ And_ do you deny that last night, before we left, it was decided that my explanation would be used? |
18753 | Jeff-- Jeff,asked Jane despairingly,"do you think they''ll catch the boys?" |
18753 | Jeff? |
18753 | Just what would you talk about, Cadet Manning? |
18753 | Know where we''re going, Joe? |
18753 | Listen, punk,snarled Winters,"I just saw your boss--""My boss?" |
18753 | May I speak, sir? |
18753 | May I speak, sir? |
18753 | Murder? 18753 Murder?" |
18753 | No report, eh? |
18753 | Notice the nervous twitch he has on the side of his face? |
18753 | Oh, is that a fact? |
18753 | Oh? 18753 Perhaps you remember that you paid over part of your future profits during the trip out from Atom City?" |
18753 | Physics? |
18753 | Picking on Roger in front of Professor Sykes? 18753 Ready, Astro?" |
18753 | Remember what happened to the instruments? |
18753 | Say, Roger,suddenly asked Astro,"do you think you remember enough about that triple vacuum tube to draw me a blueprint?" |
18753 | Say, are you guys going in or not? |
18753 | Say, can you imagine a guy like that suddenly losing his nerve? |
18753 | Say,said Winters suddenly,"ai n''t you got a kid?" |
18753 | See that, big boy? |
18753 | Shall I tell Astro to pour on extra thrust, sir? |
18753 | Since Roger does n''t seem to be too busy, why do n''t you ask him for all the Academy dope? |
18753 | Sir,asked Tom quietly,"is n''t there something we can do?" |
18753 | So what? |
18753 | Suppose he knows his land is worth about ten billion credits? |
18753 | Telling you what? |
18753 | That make any sense to you, sir? |
18753 | That''s enough, is n''t it? |
18753 | That''s real nice of you, but--"But what, sir? |
18753 | Then Vidac and Hardy knew about the uranium? |
18753 | Then how can the cadets be charged with murder if you ca n''t produce a body? |
18753 | Then how do you explain that_ your_ voice with_ your_ explanation is now on the master spool? |
18753 | Then it''s not caused by any malfunction aboard the ship? |
18753 | Then they are forced, more or less, to depend on each other? |
18753 | Then they took you off the jury? |
18753 | Then what did you do? |
18753 | Then what happened? |
18753 | Then will the lieutenant governor please put in writing any further orders he might have for us? |
18753 | Then you could n''t possibly know if he was sleeping or down here recording, could you? |
18753 | There are n''t any on Roald, remember? 18753 They just walked out on you?" |
18753 | They''ve either found the cadets or--"Or what? |
18753 | Think he''d record it in there? |
18753 | Think it might be something to do with our assignments? |
18753 | Think we can get them to help us? |
18753 | Think we might get assigned to that radar project they''re setting up on the Moon? |
18753 | Think we''ll ever reach those babies? |
18753 | This could be a trap, but what can we do? |
18753 | Tricks, sir? |
18753 | Vidac, eh? |
18753 | Was there any special reason why you wanted to see us, sir? |
18753 | We passed through a cloud of meteor dust the other day, did n''t we? |
18753 | We would like to know, sir, under what article of the space code was Sergeant Marshall sentenced to the brig? |
18753 | We''ll actually go with the colonists? |
18753 | We''ll be sticking our necks out, but since when have we ever let that stop us? |
18753 | We''ll have dinner, and then see a stereo, and I know a nice quiet spot where we can talk--"Talk? |
18753 | Well, Captain Strong? 18753 Well, Manning? |
18753 | Well, Marshall? |
18753 | Well, Steve? |
18753 | Well, what about it? |
18753 | Well, what do we do now? |
18753 | Well, what do you expect a man to do? 18753 Well, what do you think it is?" |
18753 | Well, what now? |
18753 | Well, what''s wrong with that? |
18753 | Well,he demanded,"what have you got to say for yourselves?" |
18753 | Well,said Astro,"what about him?" |
18753 | Well,snorted Logan,"what have_ you_ got in mind?" |
18753 | Well? |
18753 | Well? |
18753 | Were n''t they in their quarters? |
18753 | Were they alone? |
18753 | Were you awake all night, Corbett? |
18753 | Wha--? |
18753 | What about him? |
18753 | What about him? |
18753 | What about the instrument disturbance? |
18753 | What about the way they antagonized us? |
18753 | What about? |
18753 | What are they doing here? 18753 What are we waiting for?" |
18753 | What are you boys going to do? |
18753 | What are you doing down here, Manning? |
18753 | What are you doing here, Marshall? |
18753 | What are you doing here? |
18753 | What are you doing? |
18753 | What are you going to do? |
18753 | What are you going to do? |
18753 | What are you talking about? |
18753 | What could be so secret about this mission? |
18753 | What could you say that he does n''t already know? |
18753 | What did he say? |
18753 | What did they talk about? |
18753 | What did you do with the professor? |
18753 | What do you mean, Roger? |
18753 | What do you mean--_if_? |
18753 | What do you mean? |
18753 | What do you suppose it is? |
18753 | What do you think it''ll be? |
18753 | What do you think they''ll do? |
18753 | What do you think? |
18753 | What do you want? |
18753 | What do you want? |
18753 | What does it mean? |
18753 | What else can we do? |
18753 | What else have Winters and Bush done? |
18753 | What happened to them then? |
18753 | What have you got to say to that? |
18753 | What have you got to suggest? |
18753 | What is it, Bill? |
18753 | What is it, Corbett? |
18753 | What is it, Sergeant? |
18753 | What kind of a cow? |
18753 | What kind of changes, sir? |
18753 | What kind of consideration? |
18753 | What kind of paper? |
18753 | What kind of precaution? |
18753 | What made you come out here, Jeff? |
18753 | What really happened to him,mused Roger,"and why?" |
18753 | What space- blasting idiot got the idea that I needed any assistants? |
18753 | What will our part be, sir? |
18753 | What''re you trying to do, Corbett? 18753 What''s going on here?" |
18753 | What''s that got to do with it? |
18753 | What''s that, Corbett? |
18753 | What''s that, sir? |
18753 | What''s that? |
18753 | What''s that? |
18753 | What''s the Roald City Fund? |
18753 | What''s the matter with the way we''ve been doing it? |
18753 | What''s the matter with you three guys? 18753 What''s the matter, Winters? |
18753 | What''s the matter? 18753 What''s the meaning of this, Marshall?" |
18753 | What''s the meaning of this? |
18753 | What''s this? |
18753 | What''s up, Joe? |
18753 | What''s up? |
18753 | What''s your name? |
18753 | What, sir? |
18753 | What? |
18753 | What? |
18753 | What? |
18753 | What? |
18753 | What? |
18753 | When did you get here, sir? |
18753 | When was the last time you saw the cadets? |
18753 | When you do, Vidac,said Strong grimly,"and he happens to be alive, make sure he stays that way, eh?" |
18753 | Where are Corbett and Manning? |
18753 | Where are the other boys? |
18753 | Where are the others? |
18753 | Where are you going to get the colonists, sir? |
18753 | Where did you take him? |
18753 | Where do we start first? |
18753 | Where do you think I could get one of those tubes, besides on the radar bridge, Roger? |
18753 | Where is Professor Sykes? |
18753 | Where is it? |
18753 | Where is the professor''s body? |
18753 | Where is this strike? |
18753 | Where were you last night? |
18753 | Where will I find him? |
18753 | Where''d they go? |
18753 | Where? |
18753 | Where? |
18753 | Where? |
18753 | Which way did they go? |
18753 | Which way shall I drop him, Tom? 18753 Who are you and what do you want?" |
18753 | Who are you, mister? |
18753 | Who are you? |
18753 | Who are you? |
18753 | Who could it be? |
18753 | Who else could it be? |
18753 | Who is it, Father? |
18753 | Who is it? |
18753 | Who''s the treasurer? |
18753 | Who''s there? |
18753 | Whose idea was this to come snooping around while we''re in flight? |
18753 | Why ai n''t you out growing corn? |
18753 | Why did n''t Governor Hardy do something? |
18753 | Why did n''t you do something about it? |
18753 | Why did n''t you let us know? |
18753 | Why not? |
18753 | Why only two? |
18753 | Why should n''t we? |
18753 | Why so fast? |
18753 | Why would they want to help him? |
18753 | Why-- why-- are you telling me this? |
18753 | Why? 18753 Why?" |
18753 | Will the quota of one thousand colonists include women and children? |
18753 | Will there be any special tests, sir? |
18753 | Will this cost the applicants anything, sir? |
18753 | Will you excuse me, sir? 18753 Wo n''t Vidac know that you helped us?" |
18753 | Wo n''t you stay for supper, Captain? |
18753 | Wonder what''s up? |
18753 | Would n''t you go back? 18753 Would you help me, Roger?" |
18753 | Yes, Cadet Astro? |
18753 | Yes, sir? |
18753 | Yes? |
18753 | You are? |
18753 | You did? |
18753 | You do n''t think--? |
18753 | You do n''t, eh? |
18753 | You going to send those two back with this report? |
18753 | You have anything to say? |
18753 | You heard it yourself? |
18753 | You mean that Vidac does n''t know you''re here? |
18753 | You mean the assignment? |
18753 | You mean they''re not being sent? |
18753 | You mean uranium pitchblende? |
18753 | You mean we''re_ under_ the effects? |
18753 | You mean you''ve been up all night looking for the cadets? |
18753 | You mean,asked Roger,"Captain Strong did n''t tell you he was going?" |
18753 | You sent for me, boss? |
18753 | You still insist you know more,_ and_ can teach better than I, eh? |
18753 | You think the cadets are still up there in the hills? |
18753 | You think the journal is still in the lab? |
18753 | You think they''ll go to Sykes? |
18753 | You think we can get a twenty- four- hour pass, Mike? |
18753 | You think,mused Astro slowly,"maybe Vidac did n''t send the report?" |
18753 | You want me to do it for you? |
18753 | You were pretty chummy with them, were n''t you? |
18753 | You would n''t want to see your daughter undergo such an experience, would you? |
18753 | You''ll what? |
18753 | You''re Captain Strong of the Solar Guard, are n''t you? |
18753 | You''re what? |
18753 | You''ve already been invited? |
18753 | _]Do you deny it?" |
18753 | *****"... Are you sure?" |
18753 | *****"Ca n''t you get any more out of this jalopy?" |
18753 | *****"What did you say your name was?" |
18753 | 143"Has n''t anybody figured out why four hundred ships crashed in landing?" |
18753 | And speaking of harmony, Jane, would you like to take a walk in the starlight?" |
18753 | And then he stopped, frowning,"Say, have n''t I seen you before?" |
18753 | And what are we going to say after we get there? |
18753 | Any more experiments will take place in the observatory, and not unless I give my permission, is that clear?" |
18753 | Any trouble?" |
18753 | Are you coming?" |
18753 | Are you sure you locked it up?" |
18753 | As Astro began to strip off his jacket, he suddenly asked,"Do you think Captain Strong has returned from Pluto yet?" |
18753 | Astro?" |
18753 | But just to make sure, he called out,"Will you be needing anything, sir?" |
18753 | But now--""What''s happened, sir?" |
18753 | But what has that got to do with the instruments going out of whack?" |
18753 | But what? |
18753 | But why? |
18753 | CHAPTER 12"What do you want?" |
18753 | CHAPTER 9"Do you think it will be safe there?" |
18753 | Ca n''t he do it himself, instead of sending a bunch of space squirts?" |
18753 | Ca n''t you find something else for them to do?" |
18753 | Ca n''t you get any more push out of this wagon?" |
18753 | Can you hear me, Able Two? |
18753 | Could he be mixed up in this affair? |
18753 | Did n''t you see the way I convinced those dumb colonists that the cadets were responsible for the professor''s murder? |
18753 | Do I make myself clear?" |
18753 | Do I make myself clear?" |
18753 | Do you know anything about it?" |
18753 | Finally Tom asked,"Well, what do you think it is?" |
18753 | Go hungry? |
18753 | Has n''t anybody figured out why yet?" |
18753 | Have communications with Earth been established yet?" |
18753 | He paused in the hatch to call back in a low voice,"What can you do with a madman?" |
18753 | He turned away, then stopped, and called back,"Want a lift back to the Tower?" |
18753 | He turned to Astro and remarked casually,"I wonder what Captain Strong is doing right now?" |
18753 | He''s logged an awful lot of time on merchant spaceships, but--""But what?" |
18753 | How about taking this wagon and heading back for the Academy?" |
18753 | How about you, Tom?" |
18753 | How do you like the way she''s being run?" |
18753 | How much fuel do we have left, Astro?" |
18753 | How would you get help?" |
18753 | I thought you three were supposed to be such good buddies?" |
18753 | In fact, would n''t we start feeling the effects of the radiation?" |
18753 | Just that Vidac has let some space crawlers into the expedition?" |
18753 | Let''s see if we ca n''t do it a little more smoothly, eh?" |
18753 | Logan?" |
18753 | Logan?" |
18753 | Maybe we''d better try for it, eh?" |
18753 | Need Vidac''s help in everything you do?" |
18753 | Now offhand, would n''t you say I would know how to operate it?" |
18753 | Now what do you say?" |
18753 | Now, why would n''t a man in charge of a project as large as this have secret messages? |
18753 | O.K.?" |
18753 | On his head or the seat of his pants? |
18753 | Professor Sykes?" |
18753 | Shall we go to my office?" |
18753 | Take over, maybe?" |
18753 | Tell me, what was the purpose of this''experimental''communications set?" |
18753 | That small thing?" |
18753 | The thing is, what are we going to do now?" |
18753 | Tom, his eyes bright, asked,"Wo n''t everybody want to go, sir?" |
18753 | Vidac paused, then added quietly,"Do I make myself clear?" |
18753 | Was that a mistake?" |
18753 | We''re out to get them, and when we do, we''re going to--""But what right have you to do this on your own?" |
18753 | What do you want?" |
18753 | What happened last night?" |
18753 | What have you got to say for yourself?" |
18753 | What were you going to do, Corbett? |
18753 | What''s all the fuss about?" |
18753 | What''s that?" |
18753 | What''s the matter?" |
18753 | Where are they?" |
18753 | Where is Captain Strong?" |
18753 | Where was he when the colonists were forced to pay for their food? |
18753 | Why ca n''t we build one on the sly in the observatory?" |
18753 | Why come to me?" |
18753 | Why did n''t you read my thoughts when I beat my brains out trying to explain that thrust problem the other night?" |
18753 | Why had n''t he checked on the cadets''statement that their report had n''t been sent out? |
18753 | Why had n''t the governor done something about Vidac? |
18753 | Why was that?" |
18753 | Why would Vidac abduct Professor Sykes? |
18753 | Why?" |
18753 | Will they all be treated the same way?" |
18753 | You think they''re alone?" |
18753 | [ Illustration:_"Has n''t anybody figured out why four hundred ships crashed in landing?" |
18753 | [ Illustration] CHAPTER 15"Is he still out there?" |
18753 | [ Illustration] CHAPTER 17"Where do we cut off?" |
18753 | [ Illustration] CHAPTER 21"And you kept giving Hardy wrong information?" |
18753 | [ Illustration] CHAPTER 4"You mean Captain Strong has been recalled to the Academy?" |
18753 | [ Illustration]"But I do n''t understand why it was n''t discovered before this?" |