This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| 1160 | And the little nest, eh? |
| 1160 | And to- night, Joe? |
| 1160 | And you? |
| 1160 | But ca n''t it be done? |
| 1160 | But if you''re the favorite and everybody thinks you''ll win, how does anybody bet against you? |
| 1160 | How do you feel? 1160 How much money you got? |
| 1160 | Oh, why do n''t you kiss him? |
| 1160 | That tasty little pattern there catches your eye, do n''t it now, eh? 1160 Think I was never coming back, Joe?" |
| 1160 | V''y do n''t you bite him? |
| 1160 | Vat you know? 1160 What does ten to six mean?" |
| 1160 | What''s she know about such things, anyway? 1160 What''s the good of worrying?" |
| 1160 | What''s the matter, Joe? |
| 1160 | When do you spread your wings and fly away? 1160 Who are you?" |
| 1160 | Who''s short? |
| 1160 | Why do n''t you eat''m, Ponta? 1160 Will you?" |
| 1160 | Wishing?--what? |
| 1160 | You feel all right, eh? 1160 And you do n''t care what people think? 1160 Besides, if she had done it, what would he have thought of it? 1160 But nothing''s too good for the little nest, eh? 1160 But why did n''t she cry? 1160 But you''re all right, eh? 1160 Den Hansen gif him twelve dollar-- vat he do? 1160 Der purse iss five dollar-- vat he do? 1160 Fleming''? 1160 Genevieve realized that in the clinches he was not being beaten-- why, then, did not the referee let him hold on? 1160 Haf der good time vit der boys? 1160 He say,''Vat for I pay der rent, Silverstein?'' 1160 He vork all der time, he get twenty dollar-- vat he do? 1160 He was speechless for a moment, and then stammered:--You mean me? |
| 1160 | How was her Joe to fight in such an atmosphere? |
| 1160 | How you know? |
| 1160 | How you know?" |
| 1160 | Love? |
| 1160 | Maybe she had fainted, she did not know, but for what other reason should Silverstein have his arm around her supporting her? |
| 1160 | Oh, why do n''t you eat''m up?" |
| 1160 | Quit der job at Hansen''s? |
| 1160 | She had heard,"Ice- cream soda, please,"and had herself asked,"What flavor?" |
| 1160 | Silverstein looked beseechingly at his spouse, but she burst forth savagely:--"Vot did I tell you, eh? |
| 1160 | So soon? |
| 1160 | Think you''ll do him?" |
| 1160 | Vat he do? |
| 1160 | Vot did I tell you? |
| 1160 | What delight could there be for Joe in that brutal surging and straining of bodies, those fierce clutches, fiercer blows, and terrible hurts? |
| 1160 | What time was it? |
| 1160 | Why the hell do n''t you make''m break?" |
| 1160 | Why?" |
| 1160 | Will you take the short end?" |
| 1160 | or anything?--or anything?" |
| 38443 | A glove- fight, sir? |
| 38443 | And what may that be? |
| 38443 | And who assaulted you? |
| 38443 | And who sent you to us? |
| 38443 | And you are fighting for a money prize? |
| 38443 | And you got mixed up with that brutal crowd? |
| 38443 | And you no longer drink your beer? |
| 38443 | And you, Purvis? |
| 38443 | Broke his leg, has he? |
| 38443 | But suppose you was trained? |
| 38443 | But why? |
| 38443 | Craggs? |
| 38443 | Good heavens, Mr. Montgomery, what have you been doing with your left eye? |
| 38443 | Got t''hearse for to fetch him back? |
| 38443 | Had enough? |
| 38443 | How are you feeling now? |
| 38443 | How came you to know so much? 38443 How can I fight for the coal- pits?" |
| 38443 | How do you do, Mr. Stapleton? 38443 How do you do?" |
| 38443 | How do? |
| 38443 | I have no desire to interfere unduly with your affairs, Mr. Montgomery, but were you thinking of having a day in Leeds upon Saturday? |
| 38443 | I suppose you know what you are doing? 38443 In the country?" |
| 38443 | Is this your mon, sir? |
| 38443 | Next the road? |
| 38443 | Oh, you want the Master fair brayed, do you? 38443 Well, gentlemen?" |
| 38443 | Well, my lad, what is it? |
| 38443 | Well, suppose it is? |
| 38443 | What is it? 38443 What name?" |
| 38443 | What price pork chops? |
| 38443 | What right have you to wear them? 38443 What thinkest thou o''that?" |
| 38443 | What weight to- day? |
| 38443 | Where''s t''owd K- legs? |
| 38443 | Where''s thot seven to one? |
| 38443 | Which of them? |
| 38443 | Who art thou to put in thy word? 38443 Who talked of juggin'', ye fool?" |
| 38443 | Why else should he be gulping t''brandy? 38443 Why hast thou not sent t''medicine oop as thy master ordered?" |
| 38443 | Wo n''t you stay awhile and rest? |
| 38443 | Wot then? |
| 38443 | You an amateur? |
| 38443 | You do n''t mean to stop the fight? |
| 38443 | After all, what did it matter? |
| 38443 | Ah, you would? |
| 38443 | All ready? |
| 38443 | Am I to provide for them all? |
| 38443 | Break away?" |
| 38443 | Break away?" |
| 38443 | But where was the all- important referee? |
| 38443 | Do you still insist?" |
| 38443 | Dost want the fight declared off?" |
| 38443 | Got your man? |
| 38443 | Got your man?" |
| 38443 | Had you thought of any particular direction?" |
| 38443 | He only excelled in his strength; and where was he to find a customer for that? |
| 38443 | How did you receive these injuries?" |
| 38443 | Hullo, young''un, what do you want?" |
| 38443 | I do it----""For love?" |
| 38443 | If he brought one home, what power could there be behind it, and what chance was there of its harming the colossus in front of him? |
| 38443 | If we do not live up to the highest, how can we expect these poor workers to do so? |
| 38443 | In the first place, you remember the man whom you knocked out this morning? |
| 38443 | Men weighed?" |
| 38443 | Montgomery?" |
| 38443 | Montgomery?" |
| 38443 | My goodness, what colours are you wearing?" |
| 38443 | Or why should I make an exception in your favour? |
| 38443 | Perhaps you interfered with him?" |
| 38443 | There was his whole record, and was it enough to encourage him to stand up to the Master of Croxley? |
| 38443 | Those are the conditions, are they not?" |
| 38443 | We''ll put up a purse-- won''t we, Purvis? |
| 38443 | Well, what have you to say?" |
| 38443 | What could be more delightful than to lie upon the Fells, basking in the sunshine, with perhaps some instructive and elevating book as your companion? |
| 38443 | What does it mean?" |
| 38443 | What more can they want?" |
| 38443 | Where were they to come from? |
| 38443 | Who are you?" |
| 38443 | Who seconds Silas Craggs?" |
| 38443 | Why do you eat toast with every meal?" |
| 38443 | Why should he not play his own game upon him? |
| 38443 | Wilson, is it? |
| 38443 | Without money for his classes, and without a situation-- what was to become of him? |
| 38443 | You know the outhouse in my garden?" |
| 38443 | retained the?, perhaps! |
| 38443 | that was it, was it? |
| 55948 | ''Land travel or sea- faring?'' |
| 55948 | ''What''s become of Waring?'' |
| 55948 | An''what will you be thinkin''to happen when some of the gay an''ugly ones tries to rough it on him? |
| 55948 | And I''m not to tell the editor? |
| 55948 | And change it? |
| 55948 | And now what round did he say? |
| 55948 | But later,Pat went on,"when I encountered the better fighters, the real big clever ones, where I was more--""On your mettle?" |
| 55948 | But why not publish the interview? 55948 Could you get him now?" |
| 55948 | Did the roof fall on me? |
| 55948 | Did you tell him I was busy? |
| 55948 | Do n''t you want me to? |
| 55948 | Do you enjoy fighting? 55948 Do you know what they''re calling you now?" |
| 55948 | Do you think you could get him now? |
| 55948 | Do you want to hear? |
| 55948 | How about to- night? |
| 55948 | How could that be?--a man of his make that never boozed or blew himself? 55948 How did you know it?" |
| 55948 | How do you account for a man picking a lucky lottery ticket? |
| 55948 | How should I be knowin''? |
| 55948 | How''s the syndicate betting? 55948 I''m Irish,"he announced,"and what Irishman was there who could n''t speak?" |
| 55948 | I''m here to fight, ai n''t I? |
| 55948 | If I am frank?--abominably frank? 55948 Is it a frame- up?" |
| 55948 | Now are you going to get him? |
| 55948 | Now do you think you can believe what I am going to tell you? 55948 Or after?" |
| 55948 | Pat, boy,he began,"you know who the gentleman is?" |
| 55948 | That''s right, is n''t it, Pat? 55948 Was it a boy?" |
| 55948 | Well? |
| 55948 | Well? |
| 55948 | What did you fire me out for? |
| 55948 | What do they want to come butting into the game for? |
| 55948 | What happened? |
| 55948 | What is Jim Hanford planning? 55948 What is the use?" |
| 55948 | What round did he say my fight with Nat Powers would end in? |
| 55948 | What round did the editor say? |
| 55948 | What three fights? |
| 55948 | What''s wrong? 55948 Where are we going?" |
| 55948 | Where''s Jim Hanford? |
| 55948 | Why do n''t you fight? |
| 55948 | Why does every fighter work overtime insisting that he''s always fought square? 55948 Why is he angry with me?" |
| 55948 | You mean the program is to be changed? |
| 55948 | You remember I told you how I ran away from the red- haired school teacher? 55948 You say when his wife died-- did he have any children?" |
| 55948 | You want that speech? |
| 55948 | You''ve heard of the Sangsters?--the millionaires? |
| 55948 | ''Where away, old sport?'' |
| 55948 | An''was n''t he makin''slathers of money with them when he sold out? |
| 55948 | An''what d''ye think the boy did when he tumbled to it? |
| 55948 | Are you stirred by it, by pitting yourself against other men? |
| 55948 | But what happens? |
| 55948 | Did n''t he have three saloons at the one time? |
| 55948 | Do n''t you think I can put them away?" |
| 55948 | Do you get that? |
| 55948 | Do you get that? |
| 55948 | Do you mind?" |
| 55948 | Do you think he''d chuck that for a go with a man no one ever heard of? |
| 55948 | Do you think the promoters and managers are in it for their health? |
| 55948 | Do you want?" |
| 55948 | Does n''t it ever strike you that they seem to be afraid of something? |
| 55948 | Glad?" |
| 55948 | Glendon?" |
| 55948 | How are the fight permits obtained? |
| 55948 | How did that editor know? |
| 55948 | How do you account for it, Sam?" |
| 55948 | In- fightin''? |
| 55948 | Is it worth while?" |
| 55948 | Is n''t that right, Pat?" |
| 55948 | It''s down to a system, in one way, and on the other hand they''re always-- do you know what the double cross is?" |
| 55948 | Never felt better in your life?" |
| 55948 | Out of the medley of cries from all over the house, he could distinguish such as"What million dollars?" |
| 55948 | So you see, it is n''t all fairy tales, is it?" |
| 55948 | Suppose I said I wanted to go on the stage, or to the South Seas or the North Pole?" |
| 55948 | The crouch? |
| 55948 | Understand? |
| 55948 | V"Where are you going?" |
| 55948 | Were not the woods full of unknowns who were always breaking out with championship rashes? |
| 55948 | What do they know about it anyway? |
| 55948 | What do you think of a lad of twenty- two that''s never had a drink in his life nor tasted tobacco? |
| 55948 | What does it mean? |
| 55948 | What is the program his crowd and mine are framing up? |
| 55948 | What''s become of Pat Glendon? |
| 55948 | When do we start?" |
| 55948 | Where was his manager anyway, that he was not issuing the challenges? |
| 55948 | Where was his wind, his stamina, his ability to mix it with rough customers through long grueling contests? |
| 55948 | Where were Ben Menzies, Rege Rede, Bill Tarwater, and Ernest Lawson? |
| 55948 | Why are the seats falling down to- night? |
| 55948 | Why are they called Honest Johns, and Honest Bills, and Honest Blacksmiths, and all the rest? |
| 55948 | Why did you send him from the room?" |
| 55948 | Why were you angry with your manager? |
| 55948 | Why were you made angry by my naming the round? |
| 55948 | Why? |
| 55948 | Would you pay a dollar, or five, to see a ten- second fight?" |
| 55948 | prize- fighter?" |
| 60024 | ''Lo, Charlie? 60024 ''Lo, Mish.... How''s he look?" |
| 60024 | A robot, Mister Jingle? 60024 Alla while knowin''I do n''t stand a chance?" |
| 60024 | And Harry Belok had nothing to do with the upset? |
| 60024 | Anybody to see me, Emil? |
| 60024 | Are you dumb, or what? 60024 But you''re sure your boy''d whip him in the ring?" |
| 60024 | Ca n''t take any chances, huh? |
| 60024 | Ca n''t you see he''s punch- happy? |
| 60024 | Can you get me the Jawbreaker to spar with Tanker, Mish? |
| 60024 | Charlie, did you see that? 60024 Charlie?" |
| 60024 | Contacts? 60024 Did you get the message?" |
| 60024 | Do n''t you know? |
| 60024 | Do n''t you think they''re askin''questions now? |
| 60024 | Doin''? 60024 Especially if he won, is that it?" |
| 60024 | Five thousand dollars you bet on that bum? |
| 60024 | Fix? 60024 Harry Belok?" |
| 60024 | Heard? 60024 How come that punk I fought last night was n''t so indestructible, then? |
| 60024 | How do you feel, boy? 60024 How is it you happened to have your boy handy when the other fighter could n''t go on?" |
| 60024 | How is it? |
| 60024 | How the the hell can there be a goddam FIX? |
| 60024 | How they do it? 60024 How''d it go with the Commission?" |
| 60024 | How''m I doin''? |
| 60024 | Hunh? |
| 60024 | I do n''t get it-- they lemme buy my own way into the news, is that it? 60024 I suppose you''ve got too many contacts to be frightened?" |
| 60024 | Is that a joke, Tanker? |
| 60024 | Is this a fix? |
| 60024 | Jergen? |
| 60024 | Jingle? |
| 60024 | Listen, Jingle, is this some kind of joke? 60024 Listen, you fool, do n''t you realize what''s at stake here? |
| 60024 | Make it look good right to the end, you hear? |
| 60024 | My friend, do you know what you''re bucking? 60024 Nineteen thousand seven hundred and thirty two dollars worth of pay- off?" |
| 60024 | Okay? |
| 60024 | Or_ maybe_ for once you hit the_ right_ combination, how about that, Charlie? 60024 Pugs, Inc.?" |
| 60024 | See? |
| 60024 | So whattam I supposed to do when I go inter the ring tonight? 60024 So you wo n''t fight?" |
| 60024 | So? |
| 60024 | Soda? |
| 60024 | That''s the way the bugle blows, eh, Rabbit? |
| 60024 | The Champ call? |
| 60024 | The Contender too? |
| 60024 | The fight? 60024 Then how about that Saturday night fiasco at the Golum Auditorium? |
| 60024 | This the way out? |
| 60024 | Trust me then, hah? |
| 60024 | Wanna bet? |
| 60024 | Want me to throw in the towel? |
| 60024 | Well what''s that got to do with me fightin''the Champ, for God''s sake? |
| 60024 | Well who said anything about callin''it off? |
| 60024 | Well? 60024 Whadda you mean?" |
| 60024 | What for? 60024 What makes you think I do n''t get the match anyway, Harry?" |
| 60024 | What we gon na do? 60024 What you gon na do?" |
| 60024 | What you gon na do? |
| 60024 | What''d you call me, Fatso? |
| 60024 | What''s the pitch, Harry? |
| 60024 | What? |
| 60024 | What? |
| 60024 | Whatta you think? |
| 60024 | Who hatched you? 60024 Why ca n''t you go to the authorities, Charlie?" |
| 60024 | Why ca n''t you just tell me? |
| 60024 | Why did he come to see you when the fight was over? |
| 60024 | Why do n''t you sucker him, Charlie? 60024 Would you go in please, Mister Jingle?" |
| 60024 | Yeah? 60024 Yeah? |
| 60024 | You crazy, Charlie? 60024 You do n''t trust me at all, do you?" |
| 60024 | You do, eh? |
| 60024 | You ever see Hammerhead get knocked off his feet? |
| 60024 | You gon na give''em the story of yer bloody life, Charlie? |
| 60024 | You know what you do n''t have, Charlie? 60024 You know who makes the drivers for the Jet- Cars?" |
| 60024 | You know who''s got the Commissioner of Jet- Car Races bought out? |
| 60024 | You mean it, do n''t you, Tanker? |
| 60024 | You mean there''s nothing to do? |
| 60024 | You mean to say you really bet on Iron Man? |
| 60024 | You really wanna win that fight, kid? |
| 60024 | You serious? |
| 60024 | You think I''d pull_ that_? |
| 60024 | You tryin''to teach me somethin''I do n''t know? |
| 60024 | You understand,said the Commissioner,"that your license may be revoked if you insist on being uncooperative?" |
| 60024 | You wanna know how I know? 60024 You want a bout with the Champ?" |
| 60024 | You worked out a deal with some film company, huh? |
| 60024 | You''re trying to tell me that fight was on the level, is that it? |
| 60024 | You,asked one of the Commissioners,"are Charles Jingle?" |
| 60024 | *****"Are you crazy, Jingle?" |
| 60024 | *****"How do you feel?" |
| 60024 | A price? |
| 60024 | All I got is my two hands, and you already told me I ai n''t gon na be able to make a livin''with them, so why should I stick around here anymore?" |
| 60024 | Am I right?" |
| 60024 | Are you kiddin''?" |
| 60024 | Are you kidding? |
| 60024 | Are you?" |
| 60024 | But how about the Contender? |
| 60024 | But how come he pays off so much money to somebody''s completely broke, Charlie- boy?" |
| 60024 | Can you get the match?" |
| 60024 | Did Charlie Jingle have the bet ticket with him? |
| 60024 | Did he know that Tanker was faking toward the last? |
| 60024 | Do n''t tell-- How do you know that, Rabbit?" |
| 60024 | Do n''t you have enough worries without gettin''killed?" |
| 60024 | Do n''t you know they never come back?" |
| 60024 | Do n''t you realize what that means?" |
| 60024 | Do n''t you?" |
| 60024 | Do you know that?" |
| 60024 | Do you, Charlie?" |
| 60024 | For instance, you know who Jet- Cars Incorporated happens to be an affiliate of?" |
| 60024 | Get it now, Charlie?" |
| 60024 | Get the message?" |
| 60024 | Had he had any doubts that Tanker would win? |
| 60024 | He nudged up to Rabbit Markey, and in a half- whisper, asked:"Got anything hot today, Jack?" |
| 60024 | He''s just hungry for a bust, you know? |
| 60024 | Heard what?" |
| 60024 | How about Hammerhead Johnny? |
| 60024 | How about Steamroller Jones?" |
| 60024 | How about you, Rabbit? |
| 60024 | How come about that, Charlie?" |
| 60024 | How do I know? |
| 60024 | How do you feel?" |
| 60024 | How much money had he bet on his fighter? |
| 60024 | How the hell would_ you_ know?" |
| 60024 | How''s things out on the Coast?" |
| 60024 | How''s things, Charlie? |
| 60024 | I fought that bum last night with ease, you know that? |
| 60024 | If Hammerhead could bust up the Tank, do n''t you think he would?" |
| 60024 | If it was, why had there been no offer of a match from the Champion? |
| 60024 | Is it?" |
| 60024 | Is that crazy?" |
| 60024 | Is that true, Charlie- mo?" |
| 60024 | It always comes as a surprise when I--""You gon na give us the fight, Mister Gassel?" |
| 60024 | Just get belted around?" |
| 60024 | Just like that?" |
| 60024 | Just like the old Fights Racket, eh, Charlie?" |
| 60024 | Kid Congo was supposed to upset the Contender, see? |
| 60024 | Know what I mean?" |
| 60024 | Know what I mean?" |
| 60024 | Last night was a freak, you understand? |
| 60024 | Long time no see, hah?" |
| 60024 | Now, if you love the game the way I hear you do-- not for the money, but for the smell and the excitement-- why wo n''t you help us bust them wide?" |
| 60024 | Now, you do n''t want_ that_ to happen, do you?" |
| 60024 | Okay, what happens? |
| 60024 | Or you wanna settle down nice and quiet in some Pug factory, supervisin''young fighters?" |
| 60024 | Out of the fights for good?" |
| 60024 | Pugs, Inc.?" |
| 60024 | See what I mean? |
| 60024 | See?" |
| 60024 | See?" |
| 60024 | So there''s this accident, see? |
| 60024 | So? |
| 60024 | Some preacher?" |
| 60024 | Tell me who else is swingin''this deal?" |
| 60024 | The fight public wanted to know what the Fight Commission thought its function was, if not to expose underground tactics in the game? |
| 60024 | They got another guess com-- Why ai n''t you collectin''?" |
| 60024 | Throw down my hands and give it up?" |
| 60024 | Tinker with the Fighters?" |
| 60024 | Was it so valuable that the proprietor should be murdered for not parting with it? |
| 60024 | We want to bust the Fix Syndicate wide open, get me? |
| 60024 | Wha''d they do to him?" |
| 60024 | What about Charles Jingle''s property, Tanker Bell? |
| 60024 | What are you holding out for? |
| 60024 | What can I do for you?" |
| 60024 | What chance you think we stand against that?" |
| 60024 | What did Tanker Bell mean? |
| 60024 | What had happened to him? |
| 60024 | What had it to say? |
| 60024 | What happened to Tanker Bell? |
| 60024 | What happens to them? |
| 60024 | What kinda fix, Rabbit?... |
| 60024 | What mystery cloaked his disappearance? |
| 60024 | What the hell you lookin''at?" |
| 60024 | What then?" |
| 60024 | What was Tanker Bell referring to? |
| 60024 | What would Charlie Jingle do with the money from the proceeds? |
| 60024 | What''s the point?" |
| 60024 | Whatta you doin''out here onna Coast?" |
| 60024 | Whatta you think?" |
| 60024 | Who had done so? |
| 60024 | Who might have reason enough to threaten the life of a Robot- Trainer? |
| 60024 | Whuffor? |
| 60024 | Why is n''t he fighting the Champ? |
| 60024 | Why? |
| 60024 | Why?" |
| 60024 | Will you please tell me that? |
| 60024 | Would you like a drink, Mister Jingle?" |
| 60024 | You call that a straight fight?" |
| 60024 | You get me?" |
| 60024 | You gon na let it go by- the- by because you''re afraid a pile of wires might get killed? |
| 60024 | You got the thirteen cents down?" |
| 60024 | You hear me? |
| 60024 | You know who? |
| 60024 | You mean to say you do n''t know what''s happening?" |
| 60024 | You mean to say-- Listen, boy, what''s happening to you? |
| 60024 | You mean with Iron- Man Pugg?" |
| 60024 | You mean you never heard about Jergen?" |
| 60024 | You nail the Contender, because, after all, you ai n''t that bad-- does it figure?" |
| 60024 | You see any cameras shootin''?" |
| 60024 | You see any reporters there? |
| 60024 | You wanna take that chance? |
| 60024 | You''d just love me to do it, would n''t you? |