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47254	Which will you Choose?
10717	***** Lords of the lute[1], my songs, what god, what hero, or what man, are we to celebrate?
10717	***** Wherewithal of the fair deeds done in thy land, O divine Thebe, hath thy soul had most delight?
10717	But is not the Hellenic life at least less remote now to Western Europe than it has ever been since the Northern invasions?
10717	But to what headland of a strange shore, O my soul, art thou carrying aside the course of my ship?
10717	Come bend thy bow on the mark, O my soul-- at whom again are we to launch our shafts of honour from a friendly mind?
10717	Did then the slaughter of Iphigenia far from her own land on Euripos''shore so sting her mother to the arousal of a wrath of grievous act?
10717	For she said unto him''Sleepest thou O Aiolid king?
10717	From what tribe was she torn to dwell in the secret places of the shadowing hills?
10717	Is it lawful openly to put forth my hand to her, or rather on a bridal- bed pluck the sweet flower?''
10717	Is not one civilisation more like another than it can be to any barbarism?
10717	Is there aught dearer to the good than noble parents?
10717	Or had nocturnal loves misguided her, in thraldom to a paramour''s embrace?
10717	Or hath some wind blown me out of my course, as when it bloweth a boat upon the sea?
10717	Or when thou hadst honour in the wise counsels of Teiresias, or in Iolaos the cunning charioteer, or the unwearied spears of the Spartoi?
10717	The maiden''s lineage dost thou, O king, enquire of me-- thou who knowest the certain end of all things, and all ways?
10717	The sea- sand none hath numbered; and the joys that Theron hath given to others-- who shall declare the tale thereof?
10717	Things of a day-- what are we, and what not?
10717	Though the separation in time widens does not the separation in thought decrease?
10717	To whom and in what cases are translations of poets useful?
10717	What country, what house among all lands shall I name more glorious throughout Hellas?
10717	What man begat her?
10717	What man was he who with his spear smote noble Telephos by Kaïkos''banks?
10717	What perilous enterprise clenched them with strong nails of adamant?
10717	What power first drave them in the beginning to the quest?
10717	What vaunt is this unseasonable?
10717	Whence were revealed the new graces of Dionysos with the dithyramb that winneth the ox[2]?
10717	Whether when thou broughtest forth to the light Dionysos of the flowing hair, who sitteth beside Demeter to whom the cymbals clang?
10717	Who made new means of guidance to the harness of horses, or on the shrines of gods set the twin images of the king of birds[ 3]?
10717	Yet for the beast whose name is of gain[10] what great thing is gained thereby?
10717	or when out of the noise of the strong battle- cry thou sentest Adrastos home to horse- breeding Argos, of his countless company forlorn?
10717	what shall make an end of woes?
38471	Am I game?
38471	Any harm in my trying that shot?
38471	Any objection?
38471	Are you serious?
38471	Beg pardon,he said,"but have you a match about you?
38471	Did I hear you say''please?''
38471	Do we?
38471	Ducks?
38471	Golly, Dick,he observed,"what did you think of that fellow?
38471	Golly, fellows,he shouted;"what do you think now?
38471	Good Heavens, Randall,he exclaimed;"what have I struck?
38471	Harry,he cried,"for goodness''sake, what school did Jane Austen belong to?
38471	He''s all right, is n''t he? 38471 Here''s two things I want to know,"he said at length;"first, where do I take him?"
38471	How about the ducks?
38471	How did it all happen, Duncan?
38471	How did the boy come into it?
38471	How high will you have her?
38471	How long did you keep at it?
38471	How''s your courage, old man?
38471	Hullo, fellows,he said;"what''s this gathering for?
38471	I do n''t blame you,he answered, then added,"How have you been sleeping this last week or two, Randall?
38471	I do n''t like it much,he said again, then added,"When do you mean to pull it off?"
38471	I do n''t suppose you''d let two ordinary mortals come along and breathe the same air with heroes, would you, now? 38471 I thought you were going to try running straight at the bar in your vacation, Dave?"
38471	I wonder what they''re doing out here at this time of night?
38471	I? 38471 Is that what you call a hammer?"
38471	It is a kind of misfit name, though, when you come to think of it, is n''t it? 38471 Jane Austen?"
38471	Now how are they going to hit a fellow like that?
38471	Oh, nonsense,he cried;"do n''t we get all the gossip from the school papers, and from the fellows we see?
38471	Say, Dave,he called;"did you hear about the new Pentathlon champion?"
38471	Say,he whispered,"what''s our friend Dave got on his mind?
38471	Shall I tell the fellows, sir?
38471	Still the old style?
38471	That is exciting, is n''t it? 38471 Think we''ve struck the right place, Dick?"
38471	Turn his ankle? 38471 Well, Ned,"he queried,"what are our prospects?
38471	Well, Randall,he asked,"what you got on your mind?
38471	Well, all jokes aside,he exclaimed,"your friend''s recovered, has n''t he?"
38471	Well, that''s a nice sporting situation, is n''t it? 38471 Well,"he asked,"what ought I to do?
38471	Well,queried Dick,"what''s happened?
38471	Well?
38471	Well?
38471	What about it?
38471	What can you do with the shot, Dick? 38471 What do you mean?"
38471	What does that mean, Allen?
38471	What''s struck the kid?
38471	What''s the joke?
38471	What''s wrong in the village?
38471	Why does n''t Jim spurt?
38471	Why does n''t he shoot?
38471	Why, Jim,he cried;"you do n''t think I''m lying, do you?
38471	Why, what do you mean by that?
38471	Will we get there?
38471	Won your''F''?
38471	Would have caused Dick to vanish?
38471	You did n''t pass me that in the exam?
38471	You do n''t want a great deal, do you? 38471 You worryin''about Rosy?"
38471	A hundred and sixty?"
38471	All aboard, Dick?"
38471	And even the decent fellows, who would n''t stand for such a thing-- what are they going to believe?
38471	And if he does do that, then how does Dick stand?
38471	And that''s a good idea, is n''t it, Harry?"
38471	And the hammer?"
38471	And then Brewster asked,"How, Dick?
38471	And what did she write?"
38471	And what''s the cup?
38471	And you ca n''t tell me that you think Dave Ellis is the fellow Mr. Fenton would honestly like to see elected president, now can you?"
38471	And, golly, was n''t it close?
38471	Are you game?"
38471	Are you sure?
38471	As well as when you came here first?"
38471	At the top, three times underlined, were the words,"Help, please,"and then, underneath,"Who wrote_ Barry Lyndon?_ When was Fielding born?
38471	At the top, three times underlined, were the words,"Help, please,"and then, underneath,"Who wrote_ Barry Lyndon?_ When was Fielding born?
38471	Bright idea, was n''t it?"
38471	But it''s so, is n''t it?
38471	But ought n''t we to tell the fellows?
38471	But what can the trouble have been?"
38471	But what if it had come on the exam?
38471	Ca n''t you appreciate good poetry?
38471	Cheat?"
38471	Come, now, is n''t that right?"
38471	Composing a speech?"
38471	Could n''t be McDonald, could it, Jim?"
38471	Did I ever tell you about Ned Brewster and the daily themes?"
38471	Did I ever tell you about the lake, away up north of the village, where they get the ducks?"
38471	Did Trollope write_ The Moonstone?_"Below each question Ellis had left a little space for the answer.
38471	Did n''t hurt yourself, did you?"
38471	Did n''t we know, the very same day, when Johnson broke the Clinton record, that time he did five eight and a half?
38471	Did you really do five six in the gym?"
38471	Do n''t I remember the first day I came?
38471	Do you know anything about what he did in college?"
38471	Do you think you can do it?"
38471	Does any one know how it got here?"
38471	Does n''t he seem pretty-- well, I do n''t know just what word I want-- pretty-- cocksure of himself, somehow?"
38471	Ever read him?
38471	Ever read_ The Haunted Palace?_ No?
38471	Ever read_ The Haunted Palace?_ No?
38471	Fenton?"
38471	Gallant rescuers?
38471	Going some?"
38471	Has he ever tried to borrow any money of you?"
38471	Have they struck?"
38471	How are you feeling these days?
38471	How does that strike you, Dick?
38471	How many did you folks get?"
38471	How many did you kill?"
38471	How much do you weigh?
38471	How would you like that?"
38471	How''s that?
38471	Hullo, what''s that?"
38471	I do n''t suppose either of you has heard any word of Randall, our entry in the Pentathlon?"
38471	I''ve got everything else straight, but just what''s the Pentathlon, anyway?"
38471	Is n''t it only fair, if they want to elect him president, to let them know first what kind of fellow they''re picking out to represent the class?
38471	Is n''t that what we are, Jim?
38471	Is that straight?
38471	It seems curious, does n''t it?
38471	Now then, will you pull out, or not?
38471	Now what do you say?"
38471	Now, do you see?"
38471	Ought he to keep silence, after all?
38471	Pretty well?"
38471	So that now Dick hesitated for a moment, and then asked,"Say, Allen, if it''s a proper question, what sort of fellow is Ellis?
38471	Some means of escape he must find-- and yet-- how was it possible?
38471	Some one of Dave''s friends will come running to him with it right away, and what''s Dave going to do then?
38471	Suppose Dave denies the whole business, what then?"
38471	Suppose Randall does n''t show up to- morrow, at ten o''clock, what happens then?
38471	That''s an awfully mean trick, and we''ll see that we make the school too hot to hold him?''
38471	Then added, with a smile,"You would n''t think, to look at me, Randall, that I had any pretensions to being an athlete, now would you?
38471	Then, after a little pause, he added,"Are you going to try the Pentathlon, Randall?"
38471	Track team, or crew?"
38471	Was a fellow really killed, Allen?"
38471	Well, if I''ve_ got_ to descend to vulgar prose, where do you chaps think you''re going, anyway?"
38471	Well, never mind, that''s not the Pentathlon, is it?
38471	What about Thanksgiving?
38471	What can it mean, Mr. Fenton?
38471	What did Ned say?"
38471	What do you fellows say?"
38471	What do you say to that, Dick?"
38471	What do you suppose can have happened to him?"
38471	What do you think of that, now?"
38471	What do you think of the master anyway; and what do you think of the school?"
38471	What kind of guns you got?"
38471	What kinds do they have here, Jim?"
38471	What more do you want than that?
38471	What ought we to do, rather?
38471	What say, Harry?"
38471	What''s the best way to act?
38471	What''s the big meet?
38471	What''s to prevent him from saying that Dick is lying-- that Dick''s a friend of Harry''s, and that this is all a dodge to get Harry elected?
38471	Who can beat it, besides Johnson?"
38471	Who on earth do you suppose is interested in athletics around here?
38471	Who the devil dares to say such a thing as that about me?
38471	Why do n''t you take a rest, a complete rest, from now until the day of the games?"
38471	Why does n''t Jim hit''er up, too?
38471	Why, do you boys care for that sort of thing?"
38471	Why, has he tried you, too?"
38471	Why, where would you fit with them, Dick?"
38471	Will we draw first blood in the track meet next week, or will Ellis''desertion cost us the games?"
38471	Will you ask Peter to slip the mare into the buggy, please; and you go with him, Harry, and show him the way?
38471	With Dave and Johnson both in the game?
38471	Wo n''t they postpone the whole darn business?
38471	Wo n''t we, Doctor?
38471	Would Cluff get another shot?
38471	Would n''t that raise the deuce?
38471	Would they decoy again?
38471	You do n''t mean to say you doubt my word?"
38471	You knew we''d cut out football, did n''t you?"
38471	You met him last night, did n''t you?"
38471	You''re not going home, are you?"
38471	he queried,"what have you got to say?"
38471	he wondered,"Why does n''t he shoot?"
37912	''Eh?'' 37912 ''Hebe?''
37912	''Is Laura literary, Mammy?'' 37912 ''What you want-- hair cut again this week, Pretty?''
37912	''What''s the matter, Purt?'' 37912 ''Why did n''t he swim it_ four_ times,''says Billy, grave as a judge,''and so get back to the bank where he''d left his clothes?''
37912	A rope?
37912	Ai n''t she the greatest girl you ever heard of, Mis''Case?
37912	Ai n''t that just like you, Hessie?
37912	All ready?
37912	And Billy says:''What''s puzzling me, is why he swam it_ three_ times?''
37912	And I suppose you think,said Mr. Billson, scowling,"that she is doing all this for the Doyles to pay Rufus for his monkey- shines, eh?"
37912	And can they be blamed?
37912	And did they?
37912	And do you know,laughed Eve,"that Hebe was almost the best behaved boy in the school all that term?"
37912	And he shuffled right up to this window-- And how do you suppose he opened it, if, as Mr. Jackway says, it was locked on the inside?
37912	And they ai n''t give him the bounce?
37912	And what do you suppose Moose pointed out?
37912	And what is that, Miss?
37912	And when you were in there that night this fellow was there?
37912	And who hates us?
37912	And who''ll sign it?
37912	And why not? 37912 And why not_ me_?"
37912	And you expect Mr. Grimes to find you a good job, do you? 37912 And you have no suspicion as to who could have taken her?"
37912	And you told her she could n''t be herself because she said,''It is me?'' 37912 And you''re one of the''nice''ones, I suppose, Miss?"
37912	Are you afraid of this man?
37912	Are you ready to play, or shall I take you out of the game right now?
37912	Are you sure that your Daddy Doctor saw quite straight when he saw Hester save the kid? 37912 But I guess we could find the person at fault pretty easily, eh?"
37912	But I_ did_ drive it alone, did n''t I? 37912 But did you have Miss Carrington at your meeting?"
37912	But have you heard what she did last week, girls?
37912	But how about Keyport and East High?
37912	But how can we get to those other farms?
37912	But it''s never the New Century?
37912	But what did Laura say?
37912	But what''s happened to Miss Carrington?
37912	But who''ll ask her? 37912 But why mix Hester Grimes up with it?"
37912	Can I use your name at the hospital in Centerport?
37912	Can we help you? 37912 Can you beat that for a school trustee?"
37912	Could it be that half- foolish boy, do you suppose?
37912	Did n''t you hear what Gee Gee said to the English class to- day when the gong rang?
37912	Did they put that Jackway out?
37912	Did_ I_ see it?
37912	Do n''t you see? 37912 Do n''t you_ want_ to play any more?"
37912	Do you know there is good stuff in that girl Hester?
37912	Do you know where Hester is?
37912	Do you mean that, Doctor?
37912	Do you s''pose they''ll be in danger?
37912	Does the shoe hurt it?
37912	Eh?
37912	Had n''t you better take that left- hand turn, Miss?
37912	Has n''t your father tried to find the thief-- or the colt?
37912	Has the sky fallen?
37912	He ai n''t said so, has he?
37912	Henry Grimes''s gal, eh?
37912	How are we going to know? 37912 How could you?"
37912	How do you expect to do it?
37912	How many miles have I come, I wonder?
37912	How was that, Bobby?
37912	I guess you''re one of these crazy folk that think she did it?
37912	I wonder why it is that we always want to shift our burdens on other folks''shoulders? 37912 I''m pretty smart to take care of Johnny so well-- ain''t I, Uncle Bill?"
37912	In Hester Grimes?
37912	Is Johnny all right?
37912	Is it dangerous?
37912	Is n''t that young Pocock, that used to work for your father, Hester?
37912	Is she in trouble, do you think?
37912	Is that so, Miss?
37912	It jest dishes me about gittin''that job at the young ladies''gymnasium, heh?
37912	Meaning me?
37912	Nobody really knows who did that mean job in the girls''gymnasium, eh?
37912	Not deserted you?
37912	Now, I should like very much to be instructed what to do about this? 37912 Oh, he''ll be all right-- won''t he, Rufie?"
37912	Pocock, eh?
37912	Remember the day we found her broken down in that new car of her father''s on the Keyport road?
37912	Rufus is n''t just right in his mind-- is he?
37912	Same t''ing, ai n''t it? 37912 See how blurred the marks are at the heel?"
37912	Shall I run that far and see what it means? 37912 Shall we take him home?"
37912	She is_ never_ going to overlook that awful break of mine-- is she?
37912	So you''re slandering me, as usual, are you, Miss?
37912	Suppose you suggest a course of procedure, Miss Gould?
37912	Surely you''re not sore over the way folks are treating Hester Grimes_ now_? 37912 The other day she asked them what two very famous men were boys together, and what do you suppose was the answer she got?"
37912	Then what? 37912 Then you know all about him, Carey?"
37912	They want slappin'', do n''t they?
37912	To you? 37912 Was by chance the man asking about the_ consumption_ of water, Jinny?"
37912	Was n''t_ that_ a slap? 37912 Watcher want here, gooney?"
37912	We cheered''em, did n''t we? 37912 What did I tell you?"
37912	What did you do to it?
37912	What do I care about those nasty girls on the Hill?
37912	What do I care for''em?
37912	What do you mean, then, by saying that the fellow opened the window from the inside?
37912	What do you s''pose?
37912	What do you say, Mother Wit?
37912	What do you say, Mother Wit?
37912	What do you think-- that a girl like this would hire a foolish boy to do such dirty work? 37912 What do you think?"
37912	What do you want me to do?
37912	What for? 37912 What for?"
37912	What have you done now, you bad, bad child?
37912	What if I did leave Central High? 37912 What in thunder are you doing, riding over the country alone?"
37912	What is it he needs, Doctor?
37912	What is it, Bobby?
37912	What is it, Daddy Doctor?
37912	What is the matter here?
37912	What now?
37912	What under the sun are you supposed to represent, Lil?
37912	What was it?
37912	What would the doctor say to me?
37912	What you doing to that kid?
37912	What you so cross about?
37912	What''s all this? 37912 What''s burning?"
37912	What''s happened to her?
37912	What''s on the contrary?
37912	What''s that?
37912	What''s that?
37912	What''s that?
37912	What''s that?
37912	What''s the answer, then, Miss Captain?
37912	What''s the fight about?
37912	What''s the matter with that girl and her car?
37912	What''s the matter with you?
37912	What''s the matter, Nell?
37912	What''s the matter? 37912 What''s them gals doin''to your brother Mike, Hebe?"
37912	What''s to- morrow?
37912	What''s your name, Miss?
37912	Where is Hester?
37912	Where is she?
37912	Where was that?
37912	Where would ye have us live-- at the Four Corners still?
37912	Where?
37912	Who else would I mean, Miss?
37912	Who is he?
37912	Who says that''s the conductor, Lance?
37912	Who''s there?
37912	Whoever heard of anybody''s taking Pretty seriously?
37912	Why ai n''t I seen your friend Lily so much lately?
37912	Why did n''t you go home at once and change your clothing?
37912	Why is it?
37912	Why not? 37912 Why not?"
37912	Why not?
37912	Why not?
37912	Why should they?
37912	Why-- for pity''s sake?
37912	Won''t-- won''t they see it?
37912	Yes, ma''am?
37912	You do n''t blame her?
37912	You mean this Hester Grimes, Henry Grimes''s daughter?
37912	You understand me?
37912	You''d burst, would n''t you?
37912	You''re worried about what happened last night, are n''t you?
37912	_ How_ did he open it?
37912	_ Now_ what will we do?
37912	_ Now_ what''s the matter?
37912	_ Who_ did it?
37912	''Consumption''an''''tuberculosis''jes de same-- heh?"
37912	''How many birthdays does that make?''
37912	''How''s that, young man?''"
37912	''What did your mother say when you told her I was sorry for having made a fool of myself at the party last night?''
37912	''Where is the word?''
37912	Agnew?"
37912	Are you goin''to do what I tell you?"
37912	Betting''s store, on the side street?
37912	But Laura hopped out before him, came to Hester''s side of the car, and asked:"Did it stop of itself?"
37912	But how about the rope?
37912	But you said you could show me how to get back on the basketball team, and I guess I_ do_ want to get back-- if it is n''t too late?"
37912	Can you beat those infants?"
37912	Case?"
37912	Case?"
37912	Case?"
37912	Case?"
37912	D''ye see_ that_?"
37912	Do n''t you see?
37912	Do you suppose either the East or West Highs would find Hester any more bearable if she attended them instead of Central?"
37912	Do you understand that?"
37912	Does it hurt, Nellie?"
37912	Funny?"
37912	He found no trace of the firebug-- can discover no way in which he got out----""But how did he get in?"
37912	Hebe Pocock-- Laura will remember him?"
37912	Hebe said, gruffly:"I reckon I gotter croak, eh?
37912	How dare you speak that way to a teacher?
37912	How else would the interest be kept up?
37912	I hope I make myself clear?
37912	I never told you how she jumped into the sewer- basin and saved Johnny''s life?"
37912	I tol''him we nebber drink no tap watah, but has it bro''t in bottles, same as nice fo''ks does----""The water man?"
37912	If I tell Henry about this what chance do you suppose you''ll ever have at_ that_ job?"
37912	If folks have really got anything against Miss Hester, why do n''t they come out square and say so?
37912	If it should balk now, what would become of them?
37912	Is he, Uncle Bill?"
37912	Is it going to kick up rusty now and here?"
37912	Is n''t she, girls?"
37912	Is n''t that so, Chet?"
37912	It''s Mr. Wood, is n''t it?
37912	Jackway?"
37912	Laura said:"Ca n''t you boys, all together, roll away that stone?"
37912	Long?''
37912	Madeline Spink, the captain, said quietly:"But the goal counts for us, does it not, Miss Lawrence?"
37912	Now, what do you know about_ that_?"
37912	Now, you ought to wear a nut- brown suit, had n''t you?"
37912	See him?"
37912	Sharp?"
37912	She asked him the other day:"''Ivan, what is a calf?''
37912	She''s smart an''bright-- remember how she found my auto veil that you lost last spring?"
37912	Show yourself loyal to the other girls of Central High, and to the betterment of basketball and the other athletics, by----""By what?"
37912	Surely you ai n''t goin''to show a yaller streak now?"
37912	Sweet?"
37912	The mystery is: How did he get in?"
37912	They rob the gardens and orchards on the edge of town----""Toward Centerport, you mean?"
37912	Tommy is as full of mischief as Billy, is n''t he?"
37912	Well,''ruminated the doctor, stopping at the gate as though he contemplated coming in,''what had I better do to a boy that''s got a birthday?''
37912	What do you know about_ that_?"
37912	What do you say, Chet?"
37912	What for?"
37912	What kind of a fellow are you, anyway?"
37912	What team did_ he_ play on?"
37912	What was the matter with her?"
37912	What''s he been doing to you, Laura?"
37912	What''s the joke?"
37912	What''s the matter with your car?"
37912	When the laugh against her had subsided, Laura said:"But what good is it to boil, Bobby, if we ca n''t win games?
37912	When they were all laughing at Billy''s antics and prophecies, Laura said to Alice:"How do you ever manage to get along with those children, Alice?
37912	When will you want me at the hospital?"
37912	Where did he come from?"
37912	Where''ll we get it?"
37912	Where''s the chauffeur?"
37912	Who would warn those squatters and small farmers of the danger down here in the cut?
37912	You want your eyebrows shaved off, do n''t ye, Pretty?''
37912	You wanted to get to be watchman, or the like, in town?
37912	You''ve told on me now, have n''t you?"
37912	do you know how Laura explained that canoe tipping over with Purt Sweet and Lily Pendleton?"
37912	do you think it would help clear her of suspicion if you found out the truth?"
37912	drawled Mrs. Grimes,"that child does n''t take young Purt Sweet seriously, does she?"
37912	she added, with increased hilarity,"what do you suppose the boys are telling about Pretty now?"
37912	suppose it_ should_ be Miss Carrington?"
37912	suppose we did n''t have athletics at all?"
37912	that was some jump, was n''t it?"
37912	the night of the first raid?"
37912	was that it?"
37912	what for?"
37912	what for?"
37912	what have I told you about being good losers?"
37912	what''s all this?"
37912	where''s the referee''s eyes?"
37912	who''ll we put in, Laura?"
37912	why did Daddy Doctor have to find out that there was some good in Hester, and tell_ me_ about it?"
37912	why not?"
37912	you ai n''t afraid, are you?"