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10948	''Are you obliged to have gravel? 10948 ''At a dollar a bottle?''
10948	''How am I to get up, Dad?'' 10948 ''Suppose,''I said,''that Mr. Williamson Green should wake up and see me; what could I say?
10948	''Very good,''said I,''and what is the point of difference?'' 10948 ''What do you want to go back for?''
10948	''What''s the matter?'' 10948 And now do n''t you think you had better go upstairs?"
10948	And where is the cook,asked my wife;"do n''t she want to see burglars?"
10948	And you opened the front door?
10948	Are they dead?
10948	Are you ready if it''s thieves?
10948	Are you sure they are tied fast?
10948	Aunt Martha,said I, stepping back to her,"what do you think he has done?"
10948	Can it be possible,she said,"that these people know so much about our baby, and that George William has been protecting this house?"
10948	Did you and David catch them?
10948	Did you ever hear if it caught cold?
10948	Do you know everything about all of us?
10948	Do you mean to say,asked Aunt Martha,"that you willingly and premeditatedly became a thief and midnight robber?"
10948	Excuse me,said Aunt Martha, interrupting at this point,"but when Mr. Hammond mentioned the name of Tommy Randall, to whom did he refer?"
10948	Have they stolen anything?
10948	Have they told you who they are?
10948	Have you any more in the cellar?
10948	He did, did he?
10948	How did they come so?
10948	I do n''t know,said she;"how should I know?
10948	May I ask, sir,he said,"what you intend to do with me in the morning?"
10948	What are you going to do with that young man?
10948	What are you going to do?
10948	What city?
10948	What do you think of the tall man''s case?
10948	What has happened?
10948	What in the world are you doing down there?
10948	What is it?
10948	What is the matter with them, sir?
10948	What right have you to put irons upon him?
10948	You promise me,she said,"if you find a burglar downstairs in the possession of his senses you will immediately come back to me and George William?"
10948	''Ai n''t you a Christian, little gal?
10948	''Have you got two coppers?''
10948	''How much did you give for them?''
10948	''Well,''says he,''there ai n''t no time to be lost, and how much more will satisfy your conscience?''
10948	''What do I want with that gal?''
10948	''What do you mean,''he yelled,''bringin''my daughter in a bag?''
10948	''Where is Ajax?''
10948	--''Five cents,''said he.--''For two?''
10948	--''How much do you ask for your services?''
10948	--''How much money have you got, Jerry?''
10948	--''Pop will pay expenses,''says she;''how much did it cost?''
10948	--''The very lowest?''
10948	--''Well, you little minx,''say I,''is n''t that what you want?''
10948	--''What do you take me for?''
10948	--''Who''s they?''
10948	--''Who''s your Pop?''
10948	And now what of the stout fellow?"
10948	And what are you going to do with them now, sir; hang''em?
10948	Are they to be sent to prison?"
10948	Are you the gentleman who lives in Wulrick Castle?
10948	Did you not say to me every word which I have just repeated?"
10948	Do n''t we, pard?''
10948	Do n''t you think sixty dollars would pay you?''
10948	Gazing very anxiously at my pistol, he said, in a voice which, though agitated, was low and respectful:--"What does this mean?
10948	Green?''
10948	Had I been stricken with blindness?
10948	Had he escaped, or was he crushed beneath that mass of stone?
10948	Had he given his life for mine?
10948	How could I avail myself of his assistance?
10948	How could I explain my situation?''
10948	How did that wicked man, Mr. Barlow I think you called him, get into this house?"
10948	How was I ever to get out of this horrible dungeon?
10948	I could not help ejaculating,''Why, then, do you marry him?''
10948	I had not seen any one when I ran into the tower, and if they should discover that I was in this dungeon, how could they open the door?
10948	I sat up in bed, and as I did so my wife said to me sleepily,--"What is that?
10948	I suppose he hauls his gravel to your factory?''
10948	If you really want to be a writer, young man, why do n''t you try your hand on some original composition?
10948	In about a minute she says,''Where''s that bag of yourn?''
10948	In what manner could he enable me to escape from that dangerous tower?
10948	Is it fire?"
10948	Is it not delightful to be free, to go where you like, and do what you please, without any one to advise or interfere with you?''
10948	It was Mr. Williamson Green turning over in his bed; what if he should awake?
10948	Now, James Barlow,"said he, turning to the stout man with a severe expression on his strongly marked face,"is not what I have said perfectly true?
10948	So, Putty, what do you say to that?''
10948	Then the boy come up, and says she,''How much are your bananas?''
10948	Was it thunder?
10948	What are you going to do?
10948	What do you mean by that?"
10948	What do you say, Cornelia?"
10948	What do you think of him?"
10948	What would you think then?
10948	When would I drop?
10948	When would this support end?
10948	Will you let it go at that?''
10948	Will you please turn away the muzzle of that pistol?"
10948	Would n''t something else do for your purpose?''
10948	You do n''t want to see me break up business, do you?''
10948	and ai n''t you surprised that he wants to give you back to be put in the bag?''
10948	and is''nt this gentleman your father?
10948	asked my aunt;"and how in the world did you do it?"
10948	he yelled;''do you think I''d pay you anything for that little Jew?''
10948	she called;"why do n''t you come upstairs?"
5866	... Eh? 5866 A-- what?"
5866	And they have never been divorced from you?
5866	And what is he doing with a revolver in his hand?
5866	And you want me to keep it for you till you are free again,--is that it?
5866	Are you hard o''hearin''?
5866	Are you thinkin''of askin''me if I''ll have something to drink?
5866	As I was sayin''awhile ago, would you mind puttin''that gun in your pocket?
5866	As I was saying, where do you get any evidence that he WAS hungry?
5866	Awning?
5866	But are you not afraid she will be annoyed if you get her out of bed this time o''night? 5866 But,--about the revolver?"
5866	C- r- i- t- t- e- n- d- e- n.Telephone, after interval:"What floor?"
5866	Did n''t they have certificates?
5866	Did n''t you hear that lawyer say, over and over yet, how he was almost starved to death? 5866 Do they know where you are?"
5866	Do you approve of prohibition?
5866	Do you mean to say, you acquired your roll after leaving home tonight, eh?
5866	Do you object to the smell of powder?
5866	Do you really mean it?
5866	Does either one of them know about the other two?
5866	Eh?
5866	Evidence? 5866 Good gracious, Crittenden, what is there to laugh at?"
5866	Got her?
5866	Has your hearin''improved any?
5866	Have n''t you ever been divorced from any of them?
5866	Have you a hanky, Cassius?
5866	Have you no fear of the law?
5866	Hey?
5866	Home? 5866 How long ago did you telephone for the police, Crittenden?"
5866	How long ago was it, Cassius?
5866	How many children has she got now?
5866	Huh?
5866	Huh?
5866	I do n''t think that''s a very nice way to speak to a--"Come on, what do you want to see me about? 5866 I heard you say Jones quite distinctly, but why ca n''t you answer my question?
5866	I mean to say, do you expect me to believe you when you say you relish being arrested?
5866	I wrote it plain enough, did n''t I?
5866	It''s Ernest Wilson,--isn''t it, Ernest?
5866	My roll of bills,--you remember, do n''t you?
5866	My wife? 5866 No, NOT Smith,"hastily and earnestly;"Smilk,--S- m- i- l- k.""Smilk?"
5866	Now, Mrs. Similk, you are sure that you have not been divorced from Smilk nor he from you?
5866	Now, how the hell did you hear-- I say, HOW DID YOU HEAR ME IN THE ROOM, if it''s a fair question?
5866	Oh, you will, will you?
5866	Rap over the-- what?
5866	Run a mill of some kind?
5866	Smith?
5866	So you want to acquit the defendant because his lawyer said he was hungry,--is that it?
5866	Well for the-- say, are you deef?
5866	Well, I''m not hindering you, am I?
5866	Well, then,said Mr. Yollop,"what is your name?"
5866	Well, what do you want anyhow?
5866	What are you going to do? 5866 What are you thinking about, Cassius?"
5866	What does he get out of it? 5866 What else did my wife say?"
5866	What has that to do with it?
5866	What is this man doing here, Crittenden?
5866	What is your brother- in- law''s name?
5866	What is your name?
5866	What roll are you talking about?
5866	What say?
5866	What''s got into you? 5866 What''s in that room over there?"
5866	What?
5866	What?
5866	Where do the other two live, and what are their names?
5866	Will you gag her, or must I?
5866	You have?
5866	... How about sending over to 418 Sagamore for that burglar I was speakin''to you about recently?
5866	After I''ve gone through the apartment, I''ll--""Would you strike a woman, Ernest Wilson?"
5866	Ai n''t I got a right to give money to my own wife,--or to one of my wives, strictly speakin'',--and to my own children?
5866	Ai n''t I?"
5866	Ai n''t one man''s word as good as another''s?
5866	Ai n''t that so?"
5866	All I''m after, is to keep some lawyer from gettin''--""What would you say, Cassius, if I were to tell you that I am a lawyer?"
5866	Amazing how awkward one can be with his left hand, is n''t it?
5866	And does the law protect them?
5866	And then when he gets it, what does he have to do?
5866	Are n''t you going to the penitentiary for fifteen or twenty years?
5866	As a sensible, discriminating thief, you would not deliberately steal a name like Cassius, now would you?"
5866	At any rate, he looked as though he was strong enough to pull a trigger?"
5866	But do you know what''s going on in this country right now, Mr. Popple?
5866	But that do n''t prove that he was the man, does it?"
5866	But what EVIDENCE is there?"
5866	Ca n''t you get me straight?
5866	Central?
5866	Central?
5866	Counsel, patiently:"Well, what did he say?"
5866	Counsel, startled:"What''s that?"
5866	Counsel, suddenly referring to his notes again:"Er-- ahem!--By the way, Mr. Yollop, you do n''t hear very well, do you?"
5866	Counsel, with a pitying look at the jury:"He was still the big, strong, able- bodied man that you had knocked down with your brawny fist, eh?"
5866	Counsel:"A big, rugged, healthy, desperate fellow, you would say?"
5866	Counsel:"And yet you found it singularly easy to deliver a blow on the jaw of an armed man with sufficient force to knock him down?"
5866	Counsel:"Are you what may be termed a powerful man, able to strike a powerful blow with the fist?"
5866	Counsel:"Armed with a loaded revolver?"
5866	Counsel:"But you admit you were surprised?"
5866	Counsel:"Did n''t he say something of the kind to you?"
5866	Counsel:"Do n''t you know that you laid it down because you were convinced in you own mind that he was physically unable to take advantage of it?
5866	Counsel:"Do you regard yourself as an experienced boxer?"
5866	Counsel:"He might have said a great many things that you failed to hear,--especially if his voice was weak?"
5866	Counsel:"If he had made an attempt to attack you, you would have shot him, would n''t you?"
5866	Counsel:"Is n''t it a fact that he appeared much stronger and not so weak and listless as when you first encountered him?"
5866	Counsel:"Was n''t he so weak that he could hardly walk across the room after he arose?"
5866	Counsel:"You are quite positive about that, are you?"
5866	Counsel:"You are six feet tall, I should say?"
5866	Counsel:"You would say that he was big enough and strong enough to pull a trigger, would n''t you?"
5866	Did n''t he tell you that he had a wife and several children?"
5866	Did n''t you hear that?"
5866	Did you ever see two people that looked less like they was related to each other?
5866	Did you say Yullup?"
5866	Didn''t-- Wait a minute!--didn''t you hear him say to that deaf witness that the prisoner fell down like a log when he push him in the face?
5866	Do n''t you know it''s against the law in New York to have a revolver on your premises or person?
5866	Do n''t you remember me, Ernest?
5866	Do you call this thing under here a trigger?"
5866	Do you get me?
5866	Do you know what cockles are?"
5866	Do you mean to tell me that you actually prefer being in prison?"
5866	Do you mind if I change drawers?"
5866	Do you realize what that means, Mr. Strumpet?
5866	Do you want me to shoot you?"
5866	Does n''t she answer?"
5866	Does that look as if I was tryin''to avoid arrest?"
5866	Everything all set to bind and gag her, and maybe rap her over the bean a couple of times and-- say, can you beat it for rotten luck?
5866	Have you any recollection of this defendant telling you that he was driven to theft because he had been out of work for nearly three months?"
5866	Have you ever felt so foolish that you wanted to kick yourself all over town?
5866	Have you ever tried writing the book for a musical comedy?"
5866	Have you soured on life, or what is it?"
5866	Hear what I say?
5866	How can I call them and keep an eye on you at the same time?"
5866	How could I help bein''honest up there?
5866	How could he have union pay in a penitentiary, Crittenden?"
5866	How many did you say you have?"
5866	Humph!--Can''t you fellers see through this whole business?
5866	Hurry up or he''ll blow my head off--"Telephone:"Say, what IS this?
5866	I want you to repeat-- Turn around here, ca n''t you?
5866	I was sayin''only the other night--"Again lowering his voice:"Is this Plaza 00100?
5866	I would n''t be likely to make any mistake about a man I''d lived with for nearly six months, would I?
5866	I''ve never heard it before, have you?"
5866	If it had n''t been for--""Woman?
5866	In what way?"
5866	Is it jail bird?
5866	Is n''t that so?"
5866	Is that so?"
5866	Is that true?"
5866	It allows a lot of pinheads to interfere with it, and what''s the answer?
5866	It sounds rather terrible, does n''t it?"
5866	It was civil enough, was n''t it?"
5866	It would be very awkward to call out the fire department, would n''t it?
5866	Keep me sittin''here till morning?"
5866	Morton?"
5866	Mrs. Smilk, with dignity:"Are you tryin''to insinuate that he ai n''t?"
5866	My God, man, do n''t you know it ai n''t safe these days to have a lot of money around the house?
5866	My gracious, ai n''t that enough?
5866	Nice, pleasant way to pass an hour or two-- beg pardon?"
5866	Now, is n''t it a fact, Mr. Yollop, that you laid the revolver down to go to the assistance of this defendant who was in a fainting condition?"
5866	Or is it Spring 3100 that calls out the fire department?
5866	Or words to that effect, eh, Cassius?"
5866	Perhaps it would comfort you to call up police headquarters again and tell''em to hurry along?"
5866	Perhaps you have at one time or another conducted a humorous column for a Metropolitan newspaper?"
5866	Please answer my question?"
5866	Police headquarters?
5866	Presently:"Police headquarters?
5866	Rather bright idea of mine, eh?"
5866	Remember that, will you?
5866	See what I mean?"
5866	Shoot yourself?"
5866	Six fried eggs and-- yes?
5866	Smilk, sharply:"Out?
5866	Smilk, sharply:"What''s that?"
5866	Smilk, to Yollop:"What is my name?"
5866	Smilk, with fallen jaw:"What-- what time do you expect her in?"
5866	Smilk?"
5866	Smilk?"
5866	Smilk?"
5866	So far as you know that is not the case?"
5866	So she wants you to go easy on me, eh?"
5866	Sort of recalls the old days when evil- doers were put in the stocks, does n''t it?
5866	Stenographer, leaning forward a little:"''In an apartment?''"
5866	Stenographer, patiently:"''You are sure about that?''"
5866	Telephone:"Are you sure it''s a burglar, or is it just a noise somewhere?"
5866	Telephone:"What''s that?"
5866	Telephone:"What''s yer name?"
5866	Tell her to hustle, will you?"
5866	That ai n''t much to ask, is it?"
5866	That he was in no condition to use it?"
5866	The Court, melting a little:"Do you think you can keep those children quiet, madam, and refrain from audible comments yourself?"
5866	The Court, raising his voice:"Did he tell you that he had several wives?"
5866	The Court, to Mr. Yollop:"Did this defendant say to you that he had several wives?"
5866	The Court, to Smilk''s counsel:"Do you desire to offer this document in evidence?"
5866	The State:"Are you living with your husband at present?"
5866	The State:"Did he ever mistreat you?"
5866	The State:"Have you ever been divorced from him?"
5866	The State:"How long is it since you and he lived together?"
5866	The State:"I mean, you saw him without his being aware of the fact that you were looking at him for the purpose of identification?"
5866	The State:"I will now ask you to look about this court room and tell the jury whether you see the man known to you as Filbert Morton?"
5866	The State:"In an apartment?"
5866	The State:"Sensible?
5866	The State:"Surreptitiously?"
5866	The State:"The defendant is the father of all of them?"
5866	The State:"Was that apartment entered by a burglar on the date mentioned?"
5866	The State:"Were you living in this apartment on the 18th of December, 1919?"
5866	The State:"What is your husband''s name and occupation?"
5866	The State:"When did you say you were married to the defendant?"
5866	The State:"When did you see him last?"
5866	The State:"When were you and Filbert Morton married?"
5866	The State:"Where do you reside?"
5866	The State:"Would you recognize him if you were to see him now?"
5866	The State:"You are sure about that?"
5866	The State:"You are sure about that?"
5866	The State:"You mean the prisoner at the bar, otherwise known as Cassius Smilk?"
5866	The authorities assured me that you-- do you mean to tell me that you entered this apartment for the purpose of robbing it?
5866	Their evidence ai n''t supported, is it?"
5866	Then he said:"Did she say whose children?"
5866	Then nervously:"Excuse me, but do I get my marriage certificate back?
5866	Then with a trace of real solicitude in his manner:"Are your feet warm yet?"
5866	They seem to be quite a snug fit, do n''t they?
5866	We got to eat, ai n''t we?
5866	We got to live, ai n''t we?
5866	Well, can you beat it?
5866	Well, then you know how I felt when that blessed infant pointed to this thing on my ear and-- What say?"
5866	Were you speaking to me?"
5866	What are you goin''to do with me?
5866	What are you thinkin''about?"
5866	What do you mean by secreting stolen property in my apartments?"
5866	What do you think I am?"
5866	What do you think?
5866	What else did she say?"
5866	What evidence is there that this Chancy woman is that deaf man''s sister?
5866	What number do I have to call to get Spring 3100?
5866	What sort of an opinion does he have of you if you slide up to the little"gate,"with your tail between your legs and plead guilty?
5866	What were you calling yourself?"
5866	What woman?"
5866	What''d she want?"
5866	What''s eatin''the darn fools?
5866	What''s more, it''s my money, and I got a right to give it to my wife, ai n''t I?
5866	What''s the matter with you?"
5866	What''s the sense of wastin''a lot of strength holding a cigar in your mouth when it requires no effort at all to smoke a cigarette?
5866	When does he get his pay?
5866	When you get through with the matches, push''em over this way, will you?
5866	Which are you?
5866	Which one?"
5866	While he''s workin''?
5866	Who is this man?"
5866	Why ca n''t they leave us alone instead of drivin''us out into a cold, unfeelin''world where we got to either steal or starve to death?
5866	Why did n''t you leave it at home?"
5866	Why do n''t you sit on your feet?
5866	Why the dickens should you worry about that infernal jade?
5866	Why were you surprised?"
5866	Why, did you do that?"
5866	Why, long time ago when I first come to this country, I told a hundred policeman I was almost starved to death and say, do you think they believed me?
5866	Why?"
5866	Will you have a cigar?
5866	With all these burglaries going on?
5866	Yes, it''s a damned outrage an''all that, but-- what?
5866	Yes, she''ll be sore at first, but-- Hello Central?"
5866	Yes, there''s a burglar in my apartment and I want you to-- What''s that?
5866	Yollop:"I beg pardon?"
5866	You ai n''t goin''to do a dirty trick like that are you,--Bill?"
5866	You ai n''t goin''to do what she asks, are you?
5866	You do n''t deserve--""Are you goin''to take off them rings, or have I got to--""Would you rob your benefactress?"
5866	You got it written down on a pad right there in front of you, have n''t you?
5866	You were regularly married to Elsie and Jennie,--I mean, by a minister, and so on?"
5866	You will oblige me by not disturbing--""Is her hair bobbed?"
5866	You''re on your feet, so-- by the way, are you sure this thing is loaded?"
5866	You--""Are you goin''to take them rings off peaceably?"
5866	so that was the reason, eh?"
37647	A what?
37647	After having cheated so many people out of their money, who will believe a word you say?
37647	Ai n''t you getting more than thirty dollars''worth?
37647	Ai n''t your business honest?
37647	Am I to take it?
37647	An honest boy?
37647	An''does Mr. Hazelton have to stay in jail all the time?
37647	And how did you come out of the scrape?
37647	And how have you repaid such generosity? 37647 And if it should, do you think we could attend to more customers?
37647	And in this case, if I pay you at once, do you think it right to charge me three dollars for the use of fifteen lent two days ago?
37647	And what is that?
37647	And who was on their trail?
37647	And you have had him arrested?
37647	Are they lost entirely?
37647	Are you certain all this has been honestly earned, Teddy?
37647	Are you certain there is no mistake?
37647	Are you goin''to help find his goods after all that old duffer has threatened?
37647	Are you goin''to leave here to- night?
37647	Are you goin''to tell me who the robbers are?
37647	Are you going?
37647	Are you talkin''about me?
37647	Are you telling me the truth, Teddy Hargreaves?
37647	Are you willin''to sneak after them?
37647	Are you willing to do anything for him?
37647	Besides, what would be the good of taking him if we were left behind?
37647	But even if they should, how can I pay Uncle Nathan the eighteen dollars he wants, after givin''Deacon Jones the ten which I promised?
37647	But how have you repaid me for remaining inactive after my money was stolen?
37647	But suppose I stood here an''called up the people I know, do n''t you think it would make business better?
37647	But suppose he should come, what shall I say?
37647	But what about his money?
37647	But what could we do in case we did see him?
37647	But what made him tell you to waken me?
37647	But what''s the use of runnin''any risk? 37647 But why did you leave all the money with me?"
37647	Ca n''t we go somewhere to find out if the man was arrested?
37647	Can I speak with him?
37647	Can I talk with you for five minutes?
37647	Can nothing be done?
37647	Did anything happen last night?
37647	Did you count on buying your stuff in this one- horse town?
37647	Did you say anything to Uncle Nathan to make him think you would break into his store?
37647	Did you think I was dead?
37647	Do n''t you think we''ll do anything more?
37647	Do you believe it will be safe to tackle him after last night?
37647	Do you count on goin''back agin to- day?
37647	Do you know when I''m to be tried?
37647	Do you mean Uncle Nathan?
37647	Do you mean to say I had anything to do with robbing your store?
37647	Do you need it now?
37647	Do you suppose Uncle Nathan will be around in the morning?
37647	Do you suppose any one will know us?
37647	Do you think there''s any chance I''ll get it back?
37647	Do you think you will be able to get along alone to- day?
37647	Do you want Dan an''I now?
37647	Does that mean you do n''t want to go into business with me?
37647	Everything; and if you see the boy, can I depend on your repeating the message?
37647	Funny, ai n''t it?
37647	Goin''to the fair?
37647	Has he decided to arrest his victims, or will he give them a little show of leaving the country?
37647	Have I yet any assurance that it will be?
37647	Have you been bounced?
37647	Have you been with him since your disappearance?
37647	Have you done anything since I left here?
37647	Have you gone to work yet?
37647	Have you got any idea?
37647	Have you heard whether your uncle has succeeded in getting a warrant?
37647	Have you seen Mr. Hazelton yet?
37647	Have you seen him since he was arrested?
37647	Have you seen the men?
37647	How big a stock do you want?
37647	How did they get it from you?
37647	How did you get rid of them?
37647	How did you know we were out?
37647	How do you count on gettin''along when the crowds get here? 37647 How do you intend to set about such a job?"
37647	How do you make that out? 37647 How does it happen he had the nerve to come here when he knew you counted on showing the people who visited this fair your skill in rowing?"
37647	How else could I have got it?
37647	How long have you known him?
37647	How much business did you do to- day?
37647	How much did you lose?
37647	How much do you owe him?
37647	How would you have got''em there?
37647	How''ll you find out?
37647	How?
37647	How?
37647	I asked if you''d left anything here?
37647	I do n''t care if I do,said the boy, carelessly, and he continued:"I reckon you live''round here?"
37647	I do n''t s''pose you could help me guess how much the steamer weighs, could you?
37647	I know it was Long Jim who committed the burglary; but how can it be proven now?
37647	I reckon I can tell what I want to, ca n''t I,''Squire?
37647	I reckon you''re goin''to spend as much as a dollar?
37647	I s''pose there''ll be other boys besides you at the fair, eh?
37647	I wonder how long you''d have held on if the men had n''t made you stay with them?
37647	I wonder what Uncle Nathan would have said if he''d been here to hear the leader?
37647	I''ll allow all that sounds reasonable, but where is Sam?
37647	If I did n''t why would I be loafin''around this dead place?
37647	If things were so comfortable like why do n''t you try to make a dollar, for I reckon there''s a big crowd at the fair?
37647	In what way?
37647	Is that all?
37647	Is the money all right?
37647	Is there a boy named Teddy here?
37647	Is this your nephew, Nathan?
37647	Make me get up? 37647 My what?"
37647	Nothin''said about what the cubs saw at the barn?
37647	Now what kind of a bee have you got in your bonnet?
37647	Now''s our time before they come?
37647	Now, I wonder what he is up to?
37647	Now, what''s he layin''around there for?
37647	Of course I do; who else could it be? 37647 Oh, it has n''t, eh?
37647	Oh, it''s fixed, eh? 37647 Oh, it''s you, eh?"
37647	Oh, you are, eh? 37647 Oh, you are, eh?"
37647	Oh, you do, eh? 37647 On whom?"
37647	One? 37647 S''pose''n it does?
37647	S''pose''n we both ride? 37647 Shall I come to work in the morning?"
37647	Shall we gag him now?
37647	Shall we go back to the stand?
37647	Shall you try to finish the job we were talkin''about?
37647	So I do n''t amount to anything, eh?
37647	So all three are in the secret, eh?
37647	So you threaten, do you? 37647 Suppose we tell the police now?"
37647	Sure; but why do n''t we find out where they are going? 37647 The shoulder- rest is detachable, and you can buy an effective weapon for a trifle over fifteen dollars, as---- Hello, Teddy, how''s business?"
37647	Then he can take me to jail?
37647	Then nobody has been arrested?
37647	Then why do n''t you let him go off alone? 37647 Then why do you come around here trying to bully this boy?
37647	Then why should all three of us stay on watch?
37647	Then you know what the deacon is goin''to do?
37647	There was n''t anything slow about the way they struck out after we made fools of ourselves by running into them, eh?
37647	Well, how do you feel now?
37647	Well, how is business?
37647	Well, how''s our detective?
37647	Well, what are you goin''to do now?
37647	Well, what do you want of him?
37647	Well, what do you want?
37647	Well, what''s the use of harpin''on that all the time? 37647 What about Hazelton''s money?"
37647	What about Long Jim?
37647	What are you goin''to do?
37647	What are you goin''to do?
37647	What are you going to do now? 37647 What can you say to them?
37647	What could I have had to do with it?
37647	What did they say? 37647 What did you find?"
37647	What do they intend to do?
37647	What do you mean by saying such a thing?
37647	What do you mean by your rights?
37647	What do you mean, Nathan?
37647	What do you mean? 37647 What do you mean?"
37647	What do you mean?
37647	What do you suppose is up now?
37647	What do you want here?
37647	What do you want to say?
37647	What else did he say?
37647	What good can that do?
37647	What has been goin''on?
37647	What have I got to do with it?
37647	What is that?
37647	What is the matter? 37647 What made you come back?"
37647	What of that? 37647 What of that?
37647	What scheme have you got in your head now, Teddy Hargreaves?
37647	What will be the result of his being bound over?
37647	What''s a fakir?
37647	What''s a''barker?''
37647	What''s crawlin''on you? 37647 What''s that you are saying?"
37647	What''s the difference if you have lost fifteen dollars so long as you know how to get thirty dollars''worth of goods to start in business?
37647	What''s the matter?
37647	What''s the matter?
37647	What''s the news?
37647	What''s the use?
37647	What''s up? 37647 What''s up?"
37647	What''s up?
37647	What?
37647	When was the arrest made?
37647	Where are the fools now?
37647	Where are they now?
37647	Where can we see the man?
37647	Where did you and Dan go that you staid away so long?
37647	Where have you been?
37647	Where is he?
37647	Where is this fellow now?
37647	Where''ll I find one?
37647	Where''s Jim?
37647	Where''s the deacon?
37647	Where?
37647	Where?
37647	Who are you, an''what do you want here?
37647	Who do you mean by the other fellow?
37647	Who is Dan?
37647	Who is Phil?
37647	Who lent you the money to start, Teddy Hargreaves?
37647	Who says I am?
37647	Who told you that?
37647	Who was it?
37647	Who''s been makin''sich foolish talk to you?
37647	Who''s there?
37647	Who? 37647 Why did n''t he hang on to the stuff, an''take his lickin''like a man?"
37647	Why did n''t you bring this out before, an''then, perhaps, the business would''a''looked different?
37647	Why did n''t you do this before the fair opened?
37647	Why did n''t you stop an''do the same thing?
37647	Why did they follow us?
37647	Why did they want to know anything about us?
37647	Why do you say that?
37647	Why do you want to talk to me like that?
37647	Why is it that you ca n''t let me do this thing?
37647	Why is it that you have turned out so early?
37647	Why not? 37647 Why not?"
37647	Why, how did you hear it?
37647	Why?
37647	Why?
37647	Will it be safe to trust him?
37647	Will you answer for that little villain''s appearance at court?
37647	Will you help me?
37647	Will you promise not to leave the house till after dark?
37647	With this face? 37647 Would you arrest Teddy when he has been in this house ever since you left here yesterday morning?"
37647	Would you know their voices if you heard them again?
37647	Would you shoot anybody?
37647	Yes, sir; an''do you think he can send me to prison?
37647	Yes; what of it?
37647	You are?
37647	You mean that Nathan Hargreaves is goin''to have you arrested?
37647	You mean the man who came here yesterday?
37647	You say you can show us the stolen goods, and the other burglar is where the officers can get him?
37647	You threaten, eh?
37647	You''ve got all that money in one day?
37647	You''ve got that part of it straight enough, but what am I to be arrested for?
37647	After the different phases of the case had been gone over in detail, Hazelton asked Teddy:"How did you come out at the fair?"
37647	And you''re really goin''to turn fakir?"
37647	Anything gone wrong?"
37647	Are you goin''there?"
37647	Are you going home to- night, or do you count on staying here?"
37647	Are you ready to go to breakfast?"
37647	Are you ready?"
37647	Are you the thieves they''re yellin''for?"
37647	Besides, what would become of your business if the people here thought you were his partner?"
37647	But this keeps us here on the grounds another day, does n''t it?"
37647	Could you get off for the balance of the day?"
37647	Dan, ca n''t you borrow one of those queer- looking rifles you are exhibiting, and bring it with you to- morrow night?"
37647	Do n''t I know my business?"
37647	Do n''t you think that will be enough?"
37647	Do you know if they have found Sam''s body?"
37647	Do you really believe I had any hand in breaking into your store?"
37647	Do you see two sparks over there?
37647	Do you still mean to walk home?"
37647	Do you suppose I''d spend my time runnin''around the country huntin''for the thieves if I had n''t lost a power of money?"
37647	Do you think he would dare to go down the river again after we landed?"
37647	Do you think it''ll be safe to leave this cub here alone while we''re away?"
37647	Do you want me?"
37647	Even now Mr. Sweet''s suspicions were not allayed, and he asked, cautiously:"Could you tell me what he''s wanted for?"
37647	Have you seen him?"
37647	How can that be?"
37647	How did you get off?"
37647	How much have you made to- day?"
37647	I may want to leave my satchel with you for a while, and I reckon you''re willing to take care of it?"
37647	I''m goin''to stay till Friday; do you s''pose that man will let me sleep in his tent with you fellers?"
37647	If you meant to do the square thing, why was I not told you lost the money I lent you?"
37647	Is n''t business as good as you expected?"
37647	Is that correct?"
37647	Jest because I''ve let you into this thing there''s no reason why I should give all my secrets away, is there?"
37647	Let me see, you said Dan was with you at the time of the transaction in Waterville?"
37647	Long Jim?
37647	On seeing the boy the burglar gave a start of surprise, and allowed the incriminating question to escape his lips:"Has Phil been pinched, too?"
37647	On what grounds will we ask for a warrant?
37647	Reaves?"
37647	Running out of stock?"
37647	Say, what about that awful lickin''you was goin''to give me?"
37647	Say, why ca n''t I go to your house, an''stay till it''s time to go over to the fair?
37647	Sweet?"
37647	Sweet?"
37647	Teddy gave a brief account of what had already been done, and then asked:"Ca n''t you get off a few minutes and go with me to see what Sam is doing?"
37647	Teddy turned to go toward the exhibition buildings, but halted an instant to ask:"Have you seen my uncle this morning?"
37647	The question is, which store you''re goin''to buy from?"
37647	Then he took from one of his pockets a second flask, refreshing himself with a portion of the contents before asking:"What did he say to you?"
37647	Then the second man, who still held firmly to Sam''s collar, asked, as he shook his prisoner vigorously:"How did you know we had been here?"
37647	Try it to- morrow?"
37647	Was the money taken away all right?"
37647	We could n''t help him, and what''s the use of gettin''a big lickin''for nothing?
37647	Well, I have n''t got the stuff; but if you allow yourselves to be swindled, will you help matters by turning thieves?
37647	What are you about?"
37647	What are you sittin''there for?"
37647	What did the old duffer do?"
37647	What gentleman will advance twenty- five cents for one of these sets, knowing the money will be returned to him?
37647	What has been done about Sam?"
37647	What is the matter?
37647	What is the matter?
37647	What kind of a meeting are you holding here?"
37647	What time is it?"
37647	Where do you suppose Hazelton is?"
37647	Where''ll I meet you afterward?"
37647	Who are they?"
37647	Who knows but Uncle Nathan can succeed in makin''folks think I''m guilty of helpin''the burglars, an''then what''ll be the consequences?"
37647	Why do n''t you say something?"
37647	Why, what, I ask you, would the managers of these fairs do if they could n''t get us to come up with our money for privileges?
37647	Will any one search for the body?"
40897	''As the guv''n''r cut you orf with a bob, an''are you a- goin''to alter the ole bloke''s will?
40897	''Enery''Ardy?
40897	''MAY I ASK WHAT YOU EXPECT TO FIND HERE?''
40897	A bracelet? 40897 A key?"
40897	Ah, Parker, how are you getting on?
40897	Ai n''t yer name''Ardy?
40897	Ai n''t you got any rhino in this''ere shanty?
40897	Am I to capture the peer or the motor- car?
40897	And how did the original ancestor make his pile?
40897	And may I ask how you come to know of them?
40897	And one of your people is going there to- day with some sample uniforms?
40897	And pray what is it?
40897	And what do you give me, if you please?
40897	Are all the servants staying behind?
40897	Are n''t we wasting time? 40897 Are n''t you rather premature?"
40897	Are there many as smart as you at the Burglars''Club?
40897	Are they genuine?
40897	Are you a Christian?
40897	Are you not afraid of burglars?
40897	Are you there?
40897	Are you there?
40897	Arfter all the trouble I''ve''ad? 40897 At once?"
40897	Beg pardon, Mr. Bradshaw, who was that small gentleman wot just left us?
40897	Bournemouth Police Station?
40897	But it''s rather late for rehearsals, Mr. Bradshaw, is n''t it?
40897	But you were at Denton House?
40897	Can you announce visitors?
40897	Can you take your pulse?
40897	Colour blind, Smithers, and a soldier? 40897 D''ye think, sir, I''ll give you what I''m taking to the King?"
40897	Did you hear my appeal to you as a family man?
40897	Did you hever?
40897	Did you lay this fire?
40897	Did you lay this fire?
40897	Do I look like a joker?
40897	Do I look like a joker?
40897	Do you call this Christian conduct, to imprison me here with this infernal block of fire? 40897 Do you, old man?"
40897	Does money grow?
40897	Does the Burglars''Club meet to- night?
40897	Does the Home Secretary know of this?
40897	Dollars?
40897	Dorchester, Ribston, Anstruther, and a dozen others, arrested by your policemen, and you ask''Is that all?''
40897	Fustic?
40897	Got a note?
40897	Green? 40897 Had n''t you better try to escape now?"
40897	Have n''t you seen the papers?
40897	Have you got the key on you?
40897	How did Mr. Meyer come to suspect my errand?
40897	How did you find out who I was, and why I wanted the miniature?
40897	How did you know that?
40897	How do you know that?
40897	How is that?
40897	How many fires did you lay with it altogether?
40897	How much plunder do you get out of this?
40897	How on earth should I know, Jones?
40897	How will you account for this?
40897	How''s your heart?
40897	I beg your pardon?
40897	I believe you have met before?
40897	I presume you have n''t asked me here simply for the purpose of insulting me?
40897	I suppose you want my purse?
40897	I want to know if you will be good enough to allow me to copy a painting you have on your walls? 40897 I-- er-- was wondering if you had a camel- hair paint brush?"
40897	If I let you have the key,he asked,"how do I know that you wo n''t come in a similar way again?"
40897	If anyone asks how you got them what will you say?
40897	Is Mr. Pilgrim anywhere about?
40897	Is dere anyting else you would like to see?
40897	Is it anything I could help you in?
40897	Is n''t it?
40897	Is not your village somewhere near Mount Ararat?
40897	Is that all?
40897	Is that all?
40897	Is that so, sir?
40897	Is that the charge, sir?
40897	Is that you, Smithers?
40897	Is this the Fellmongers''Hall?
40897	It was n''t what they say you''ve lost, sir, was it?
40897	Jerky, I suppose?
40897	John,said the Bishop to his butler,"will you inform Mr. Kassala that breakfast is on the table?"
40897	Keep it? 40897 Late occupation?"
40897	Lord Ribston?
40897	Mademoiselle Adèle, your scruples do you credit; but, after all, are mushroom- pickers the people to talk about scruples? 40897 May I ask how you get your dollars?"
40897	May I ask what you expect to find here?
40897	May I have his lordship''s crozier?
40897	May I write a letter?
40897	Name o''Morgan, or am I speakin''to Lord Rothschild?
40897	Now come along quietly, will you?
40897	Now, Hasan Kuli,thundered the Prince when they were alone,"what intrigue is this?"
40897	Oh, you want two, do you? 40897 Or Miss Pilgrim?"
40897	Perhaps Mr. Percy will answer that?
40897	Postage stamps?
40897	Shall I ring or not?
40897	Sheraton?
40897	So soon? 40897 So you''re Parker''s cousin?
40897	Strange, is it not?
40897	Stuffed?
40897	Surely you heard that the Ark itself was discovered about three months ago?
40897	That''s a tidy figure; but did you never wanter make that three thousand into thirty thousand?
40897	The Ark discovered?
40897	The Pearl-- where is it?
40897	Then for why do you take it?
40897	Then how did you get your contracts, Septimus?
40897	Then this is the only one of the lot that was n''t lit yesterday?
40897	Then what is your pertic''ler line in life?
40897	There''s a six- years''limit for presentation, is n''t there? 40897 To pick mushrooms, shall we call it?"
40897	To- night?
40897	To-- pick-- mushrooms?
40897	Vizier,said the Prince abruptly,"whom have you here?
40897	Was it? 40897 Was there nothing else?"
40897	Wedderburn made a bit of a mistake, did n''t he?
40897	Well, what have you gotten at York?
40897	Well, you are one, are n''t you?
40897	Well?
40897	Well?
40897	Well?
40897	What about them?
40897	What about them?
40897	What about work you never did, for which you''ve got false receipts? 40897 What am I going to have of it all?"
40897	What are the conditions?
40897	What are you doing here?
40897	What are you going to do with us?
40897	What are you going to do?
40897	What business?
40897	What did you say?
40897	What do you do all the time?
40897	What do you mean by scientific observations?
40897	What do you mean by this, Markham?
40897	What do you mean, girl?
40897	What do you shoot an''hunt?
40897	What do you think it contains?
40897	What does he say?
40897	What does he want it for?
40897	What have you done with the radium?
40897	What in the world are you fellows laughing at?
40897	What is it now?
40897	What is it?
40897	What is the meaning of this?
40897	What is worth your while in this world? 40897 What is your concession?"
40897	What is your name?
40897	What on earth has he done with the radium?
40897	What particular business?
40897	What sort of a step?
40897	What sort of paper did you use for it?
40897	What the blazes did she mean by first givin''the alarm and then aidin''and abettin''? 40897 What the deuce are you drivin''at?"
40897	What''s the matter?
40897	What''s wrong with this?
40897	What''s your name, and where do you come from?
40897	What?
40897	What?
40897	Whatever made you risk your pension for a bit of radium?
40897	Where are the fifty sovereigns?
40897	Where are you?
40897	Where is the Pearl?
40897	Where''s the gramophone?
40897	Where''s your authority for all this?
40897	Which is the plate room?
40897	Which makkazine?
40897	Which one?
40897	Who are you?
40897	Who instigated that alarm?
40897	Who is there?
40897	Who the blazes are you?
40897	Who the juggins are you?
40897	Who''d have thought he was so cunnin''?
40897	Why could n''t the_ Huzoor_ have left it alone, or have taken another jewel? 40897 Why did n''t you come before?"
40897	Why do you want to photokraph my place?
40897	Why hide the prescription, Vizier?
40897	Why should I krant you bermission?
40897	Will you kindly leave my private matters alone?
40897	Will you sit there? 40897 Wot d''ye mean?"
40897	Wot do you do that for?
40897	Wot for?
40897	Wot is it you''re lookin''for?
40897	Wot''s the good of talkin''here? 40897 You are not from Mr. Holzmann, den?"
40897	You do n''t want it?
40897	You do n''t want that?
40897	You do n''t''appen to''ave the chink on you?
40897	You will not? 40897 You wish me to leave that window open?"
40897	You wished to see me on business?
40897	You wished to see me, sir?
40897	You would dare to fire on me, sir?
40897	Your Royal Highness,he said,"is nothing ever done disinterestedly-- from pure patriotism?"
40897	141._)]"D''you take me for a mug?"
40897	192._)]"What''s the meaning of this outrage, you scoundrel?"
40897	A bracelet?"
40897	Ackill?"
40897	An''what do you do when you ca n''t shoot, an''fish, an''hunt?"
40897	And how do you know that?"
40897	And me dying all the time to be here, Mr.---- What shall I call you?"
40897	And pray what has Lord Ribston, an ex- Cabinet Minister, to do with it?"
40897	And where''s the sovereign purse I gave you?
40897	And why should I, of all the priests of the Temple, be chosen to restore the sacred stone?
40897	And your temperature?"
40897	Any pension?"
40897	Are n''t you, William?"
40897	Are you going to let your friend sacrifice himself on the altar of nonsense, Miss?
40897	Are you remaining?"
40897	BUT WHAT ABOUT THAT HOLE IN THE WINDOW?"
40897	BUT WHAT ABOUT THAT HOLE IN THE WINDOW?''"
40897	Bradshaw?"
40897	But did it?
40897	But is n''t it rather risky, telling me all this?"
40897	But the other, who was of a romantic temperament, said,"Wot''s the odds?
40897	But was the Panhard never coming?
40897	But what about that hole in the window?"
40897	But what have you been doing, dad?"
40897	But what on earth''s the Great Seal of the United Kingdom, and where is it to be found?"
40897	But what was that?
40897	But where does the Chancellor keep the thing?"
40897	But wot''s the need to leave the chink?
40897	Ca n''t you let me have a breath of fresh air?"
40897	Can I be of any use to you?"
40897	Can you give me another clue?"
40897	Can you read a clinical thermometer?"
40897	Cigar, sir?
40897	Could he do it?
40897	Could he manage it before the soldier was round again?
40897	Did you never hanker after elephants?"
40897	Did you never think of dippin''into trade, and increasin''it that way?"
40897	Did you never tink of de sea in dat way, Mr. Lucas, when you was not studying domestic architecture and curios?"
40897	Dinner at six?"
40897	Do n''t you think it''s our turn to do something now?"
40897	Do n''t you tink so?"
40897	Do you feel a tingling at the finger tips?"
40897	Do you happen to know him, sir?"
40897	Do you not tink so?"
40897	Do you understand?"
40897	Either this lady has a hop with me to my own time and tune, and gives me a kiss at the end, or----""Or what?"
40897	Got a watch?"
40897	Got it?
40897	Had he only to break a window, step across a floor, seize a treasure, and depart?
40897	Had he surprised the Lord High Chancellor, the keeper of the King of England''s conscience, worshipping by stealth at some pagan shrine?
40897	Have you a family?"
40897	Have you a headache?"
40897	Have you a headache?"
40897	Have you got a stamp?"
40897	Have your hands a bluish tinge?"
40897	He brushed past the Earl, and, with proffered arm, smirked,"May I have the next dance, Miss?"
40897	He had evidently some ulterior object in view, but what was it?
40897	He was about to close the cabinet when Mr. Lucas asked:"Have you any Holbeins?"
40897	Here you are planning what is, in plain English, the robbery of your employer, so why stick at a trifle like that?"
40897	Here, I say, you fellows, what''s come over the world since last night?"
40897	Horse or foot soldier, Smithers?"
40897	How could the Professor leave it in so exposed a place?
40897	How did you get out?"
40897	How do you do?"
40897	How do you feel?"
40897	How do you like the Hydro?"
40897	How else did you think I could have known you were a burglar?
40897	How''s your pulse?"
40897	How''s your temperature?
40897	Hullo, what''s this?
40897	I do n''t want any more jewels, but where does Captain Richards keep his decorations-- his Victoria Cross, for instance?"
40897	I read yesterday---- Let me see-- where is it?
40897	I suppose I may find it in this room?"
40897	I suppose you''ve realised all your assets?"
40897	I wonder where the beggar is stationed?"
40897	If there were, how could he imperil his hope of success by running the risks attendant on the burglary?
40897	If you will lend money to lords, why the blazes do n''t you take in the sporting papers, and keep an eye on your friends?
40897	Is it to be a bargain or not?
40897	Is n''t that so?"
40897	Is that so?"
40897	Is there a Mrs.----?
40897	Is your pulse jerky?"
40897	It is settled?"
40897	It was a fortune to him, but how would Lord Illingworth view it?
40897	It was my turn, and here I am-- don''t you see?"
40897	It''s nine thousand you want, is n''t it?
40897	Jones?"
40897	Jones?"
40897	Jones?"
40897	Kassala?"
40897	Lucas?"
40897	Lucas?"
40897	Lucas?"
40897	Married?"
40897	Marvell?"
40897	May I read it to you?"
40897	Might I look at them?"
40897	Mr. Jones, I wonder if you would mind bringing my crozier from the library?"
40897	My head''s splitting-- splitting, do you hear?
40897	My lord, do you agree?"
40897	My lords and gentlemen, at whose instigation was that alarm raised?"
40897	Nevertheless, in his most magisterial voice he demanded:"What are you doing here?"
40897	No one dependent upon you, I hope?
40897	Now I''ll make a cheque out for the balance-- what is it?
40897	Now about this box?
40897	Now shall we join the ladies?"
40897	Now, gentlemen, will you pass your words to come quietly?
40897	Now, what about this?"
40897	Of course no one could think that the theft was to his advantage, and it would save him from all bother at the Admiralty-- but would it?
40897	Oh, I remember; but you''re not satisfied with merely killing time, are you?
40897	Or would it be better to try the back?
40897	Percy?"
40897	Pray, what is the meaning of this?"
40897	President?"
40897	Respiration?"
40897	Rivers?"
40897	S''pose we takes the bag, an''leaves the notes?"
40897	Secretary?"
40897	Secretary?--the Mace of the House of Commons?"
40897	Sinnott?"
40897	THE BURGLARS''CLUB[ Illustration:"''MAY I ASK WHAT YOU EXPECT TO FIND HERE?''"
40897	That is rather a big word for the little mushroom I shall take away; but if you would like some memento of the occasion, what shall it be?
40897	Then he added, unblushingly,"And how is your sister?"
40897	Then without waiting for a reply,"Where do you keep your cigars?"
40897	Then, to put on time whilst he collected his scattering thoughts,"What do you want to do with the key?"
40897	To what address?"
40897	Was he a Thug?
40897	Was he waiting for a reply?
40897	Was he, John Lucas, a mere tyro in the burglary profession, able to outwit the smartest man of the day?
40897	Was it his Majesty the Shah who played at billiards and cards with the English?
40897	Was it really a member?
40897	Was it theft or-- something worse?
40897	Was this self- styled priest the emissary of some Eastern organization bent upon destroying the flower of the Western hierarchy?
40897	Well?"
40897	What about Government contracts?"
40897	What about commissions to officials, tips to men, and plunder all round?"
40897	What about contracts executed with inferior stuff?
40897	What are your views on things in gen''ral, my lord?"
40897	What could Mr. Kassala want there?
40897	What did Mr. Kassala want in the Bishop''s room?
40897	What do you think of that?"
40897	What does it tell of?
40897	What else have you in this line?"
40897	What excuse could he offer?
40897	What for?"
40897	What had he to do with empty chairs, and old folios, and omens?
40897	What had that man not done?
40897	What if the Vizier were to come to his window?
40897	What if the extremities were blue after all, and Cantrip right?
40897	What in the world do you mean?"
40897	What is it this time?"
40897	What is your name, please?"
40897	What is your pulse?"
40897	What on earth did it mean?
40897	What on earth was he doing?
40897	What on earth was he driving at?
40897	What sort of a heart have you?"
40897	What the blazes do I care about what you''ll know or what you wo n''t know?
40897	What the deuce do you want with that peppercorn and shoe?
40897	What was that?
40897	What was this?
40897	What were the rites he was performing?
40897	What will you have to drink?"
40897	What''s he threatenin''this time?"
40897	Whatever is the matter?"
40897	Whatever will Mr. Toft say, Maria?
40897	When does Lord Denton leave?"
40897	Where are your spare tubes and covers, and your jack?"
40897	Where did Richards keep it?
40897	Where do you bank?
40897	Where does he keep it?"
40897	Where does he live?"
40897	Where on earth was the Lord Chancellor''s den?
40897	Where was the radium?
40897	Which box was he to take-- the one that held the Order of the Lion and the Sun, the object of all his scheming, or the other, in which lay the treaty?
40897	Which do you prefer to do?"
40897	Which one is it you want?"
40897	Which window should he attempt to force?
40897	Which window will you unlatch for me?"
40897	Who could have told her?
40897	Who''s''he''?
40897	Why did you leave the Service?
40897	Why do you so pretend to me?
40897	Why should he have singled out the one above all others necessary to the happiness of Agni?
40897	Why the blazes have n''t you got your money?"
40897	Why wait for assistance?
40897	Why?"
40897	Will you come back to us?
40897	Will you do this, please?"
40897	Will you let me have the key and a visitin''card, or not?"
40897	Will you please take that seat?"
40897	Will your Excellency seat yourself?
40897	Would it, though?
40897	Would n''t you, Sammy?"
40897	Would you allow me?"
40897	Would you believe it, Mr. Sinnott, I was one day actually arrested for suspiciously followin''the Secretary of State for India?
40897	Would you take it?"
40897	Yes, when do you intend to pick the fine mushrooms?"
40897	You are aware that Lord Lothersdale is working on a very important report?"
40897	You are to look at only like a gentleman?"
40897	You got my note?
40897	You''re sure you would n''t like to restore it yourself?
40897	Your age last birthday?"
40897	Your physician?"
40897	business, and, what is more, that I had to pay my entrance fee by a previous burglary?
40897	he resumed,"dat you and I and Mr. Marvell, de clever detective, should be here, Mr. Lucas?
40897	what does that flaxen- haired youth not own?
40897	what was that?
4017	''The first is so conceived to revenge myself on the King--''What can that mean?
4017	A cap?
4017	A cart? 4017 A horse- drawn vehicle, then?"
4017	A part?
4017	A servant? 4017 A yellow leather cap?
4017	Absolutely free?
4017	Ah, of course, you know the object of the theft?
4017	All my acknowledgements-- and no ill will on your side, I trust?
4017	Am I the sort of man who dies? 4017 And I should doubtless have enjoyed the enormous advantage of undergoing the same fate as M. Ganimard and Mr. Holmlock Shears?"
4017	And after that?
4017	And can you say nothing more about this strange patient?
4017	And did he find out?
4017	And do you see nothing more?
4017	And he went away?
4017	And if he dies?
4017	And if they do n''t fit in?
4017	And if you drop behind?
4017	And is no one living there at present?
4017	And it was I?
4017	And next?
4017	And on what day did this happen?
4017	And the motive of his theft?
4017	And the place where he is concealed, perhaps?
4017	And the third man?
4017	And then?
4017	And then?
4017	And then?
4017	And this morning?
4017	And was the operation successful?
4017	And what is your reasoning?
4017	And what was the object of the journey?
4017	And where are you going now?
4017	And where did the cart come from?
4017	And where does he live?
4017	And where does he live?
4017	And with you?
4017	And you read it?
4017	And you, mademoiselle?
4017	And, according to you, the facts which we have just ascertained carry their own explanation?
4017	Are you afraid?
4017	Are you coming, Beautrelet?
4017	Are you coming, Ganimard?
4017	Are you convinced? 4017 Are you expecting some one?"
4017	Are you going?
4017	Are you sure of the way?
4017	Are you sure that I know it?
4017	Are you there, Beautrelet?
4017	As a place of refuge, then?
4017	At first sight, do you suspect no one?
4017	At night?
4017	Beautrelet-- he is there--"Eh?
4017	But did he leave bare- headed?
4017	But he got up again?
4017	But his friends were able to take him away afterward?
4017	But how can Lupin have known this detail?
4017	But how can they hope to keep a secret like this? 4017 But how is he living?
4017	But how? 4017 But no, you''re not coming-- What''s the matter with you?"
4017	But some day or other--"Some day or other, the fraud will be discovered? 4017 But the runaway, the wounded man?"
4017	But was he there on the day before, two days ago?
4017	But what about the dogs? 4017 But what would he say if you delivered Arsene Lupin into the hands of the police?"
4017	But where, confound it all?--In what corner of Hades--?
4017	But where, confound it, where did they go through? 4017 But who can have done it?
4017	But who? 4017 But, surely, you are not going down, miss?"
4017	By which you mean to say--?
4017	By whom? 4017 Can I see the Baron de Velines?"
4017	Could you describe him to us?
4017	Could you repeat it to us?
4017	Did he come to your house?
4017	Did he see you?
4017	Did n''t they say anything before you-- something that might help us?
4017	Did the old guard surrender?
4017	Did you think that you knew me for good and all because you had seen me in the guise of a clergyman or under the features of M. Massiban? 4017 Do n''t you think so yourself?
4017	Do you know which is her room?
4017	Do you mean that he has not left it?
4017	Do you still want me?
4017	Do you think so? 4017 Do you think so?"
4017	Do you want more proofs? 4017 Easier, really?"
4017	Eh? 4017 Ever since this morning?"
4017	For dinner? 4017 For instance?"
4017	Get on? 4017 Have you any proofs?
4017	Have you discovered the traces of a third accomplice who disappeared before the arrival of the young ladies?
4017	Have you it there-- on you?
4017	Have you your credentials?
4017	He asked for food in the kitchen, ate his lunch and then--"And then--?
4017	He is still a young man--"Yes, with very expressive eyes, fair hair--"And a beard?
4017	He lives in it, then?
4017	He lives over there, all alone-- on the slope-- the hovel that comes next after the churchyard.--Shall I go with you?
4017	Here-- is it possible?
4017	How can I trouble it now?
4017	How do you know?
4017	How long did it take?
4017	How so?
4017	How would you communicate with them?
4017	How?
4017	Hullo, young man, what are you doing here? 4017 I hope you wo n''t let that prevent you--""From telling you what I know?
4017	I''m afraid--"You''re afraid?
4017	I?
4017	In that case, I do n''t understand.--Well, who is the murderer of Jean Daval?
4017	In that case, what is your name? 4017 In that case--?"
4017	In what circumstances?
4017	Is he dead, too?
4017	Is it deep?
4017	Is that how he appeared to you, mademoiselle?
4017	Is the article in the printer''s hands?
4017	It ca n''t be I, because I''m dead, eh?
4017	It was, no doubt, the knife which I saw on the drawing- room mantelpiece, next to a leather cap?
4017	Look, here''s one little fact: what are the initials under which those men correspond among themselves? 4017 Marie Antoinette''s book of hours?"
4017	Next? 4017 Next?"
4017	No, governor-- only--"What?
4017	Nor M. Daval either?
4017	Nor the room disturbed in any way?
4017	Nothing more than that?
4017	Nothing-- it''ll pass off--"But what is it?
4017	Now,continued Isidore,"what was there in this room that could arouse the covetousness of the burglars?
4017	On the Route de Valognes, is it?
4017	On what day are those others coming?
4017	On what day? 4017 Orders from whom?"
4017	Really, M. Beautrelet-- do you think so? 4017 Really?"
4017	Robbery? 4017 Shall we separate?"
4017	Should I be indiscreet, if--?
4017	Since when?
4017	So I may take it, mademoiselle, that your evidence is positive?
4017	So it was between seven o''clock in the evening, on the day before yesterday, and six o''clock on yesterday morning that he disappeared?
4017	So you were really able to succeed because I screened you and assisted you?
4017	The Englishman of this morning?
4017	The front page-- what does the front page say?
4017	The little door?
4017	The motive? 4017 The prefect of police?"
4017	The prime minister?
4017	The young ladies--"The young ladies may have been dreaming, you think? 4017 Then what can save him?"
4017	Then what conclusion do you draw, Beautrelet?
4017	Then why are you thinking of that man rather than another?
4017	Then--?
4017	Then?
4017	There''s a style about it, is n''t there? 4017 Think?
4017	This morning? 4017 To treat?"
4017	Took what?
4017	Was it pretty well contrived, or was it not? 4017 Was the bed disarranged in his room?"
4017	We''re sinking, eh?
4017	Well, did you see the hatter?
4017	Well, then, who killed Jean Daval? 4017 Well, what do you say to that?"
4017	Well, what is it? 4017 Well, what is it?"
4017	Well, what? 4017 Well, young man, are you satisfied with the results of your campaign?"
4017	Well?
4017	Well?
4017	Well?
4017	Well?
4017	Well?
4017	Well?
4017	Well?
4017	Well?
4017	What about him?
4017	What are you locking us in for?
4017	What are you talking about? 4017 What are you waiting for?"
4017	What business?
4017	What did I tell you? 4017 What do you conclude?"
4017	What do you say to that, master?
4017	What do you say to the way I have arranged my little home, Beautrelet?
4017	What do you think of it, Monsieur le Juge d''Instruction? 4017 What do you want?"
4017	What does the key open?
4017	What has become of him? 4017 What have you to say, sir?"
4017	What is it?
4017	What is it?
4017	What of?
4017	What proof have you?
4017	What proof have you?
4017	What sort of face had he?
4017	What sort of fly was it?
4017	What was this''rest''? 4017 What would you have it be, darling?"
4017	What''s that you say?
4017	What''s that?
4017	What''s the matter with you?
4017	What? 4017 What?
4017	What?
4017	What?
4017	What?--What?--What''s that you say?
4017	When will the museum be open?
4017	When you read it, were those two pages missing? 4017 When?
4017	Where is it? 4017 Where on earth can he be?
4017	Where''s the cabman?
4017	Which coat?
4017	Which was that?
4017	Who are you, sir?
4017	Who are you?
4017	Who are you?
4017	Who are you?
4017	Who reckoned by metres in those days? 4017 Who then?"
4017	Why delay?
4017	Why did n''t you say so?
4017	Why do n''t you help, Beautrelet?
4017	Why do n''t you shoot him, instead of staring at him like that?
4017	Why do you suppose that he requires to escape?
4017	Why do you suppose that he will escape?
4017	Why not?
4017	Why so late?
4017	Why, Monsieur le Juge d''Instruction, I write for a number of papers-- all over the place--"Your credentials?
4017	Why, how do you think? 4017 Why, what''s the matter with you, Beautrelet?"
4017	Why?
4017	Why?
4017	Will it be for long?
4017	Will you give me until the Sunday?
4017	With a false beard?
4017	With his fly?
4017	Yes, but the key of the door--?
4017	Yes, sir?
4017	Yes, you: what paper do you belong to?
4017	Yes-- I understand--''Cherbourg''-and then?
4017	Yes-- a name-- like Chateau--"Chateaubriant?--Chateau- Thierry?--"No- no--"Chateauroux?
4017	You do n''t mean to say you think--?
4017	You have no enemy?
4017	You have not doubted either, for a moment have you, that he managed this business?
4017	You knew it, then?
4017	You know nothing more?
4017	You know the murderer''s name?
4017	You know what they contained?
4017	You remember Victoire, Lupin''s old foster- mother, the one whom my good friend Ganimard allowed to escape in a sham prison- van?
4017	You''ve met no one at all suspicious- looking?
4017	Your occupation?
4017	''And does it get there?''
4017	*****"That''s interesting, eh?
4017	A burst of shrill laughter interrupted him:"Why, you highwayman, do n''t you understand,"cried Beautrelet,"that I have taken my precautions?
4017	A clever notion, what?
4017	A coincidence?
4017	A dram of rum?"
4017	A further proof?
4017	A half- brother of Louis XIV., as Voltaire maintained, or Mattioli, the Italian minister, as the modern critics declare?
4017	A man still young, rather grave and solemn- looking--?"
4017	A proof?
4017	A theft in which nothing had been stolen; an invisible prisoner: what could be less satisfactory?
4017	A van?"
4017	A work of art, a curiosity?
4017	ARSENE LUPIN"Whose name will figure after ours?"
4017	After all, why should I not be honest?
4017	After an exchange of compliments, he said to Shears:"I suppose that you are here-- because of''him''?"
4017	After being piously preserved in the count''s family, it has been, for the last five years, in a glass case--""A glass case?"
4017	Ah, Beautrelet, will she ever forget that I was once Lupin?
4017	Already taken in by one of the confederates, was he now going to let himself be tricked by this self- styled schoolboy?
4017	Am I to leave you?"
4017	An accomplice?"
4017	An enemy?
4017	And at full speed, do you hear?
4017	And by what means?
4017	And can you make me these startling revelations now?"
4017	And he never omitted to insinuate, slily:"What about the Needle?
4017	And his best girl has no secrets for Lupin.--What did I tell you?
4017	And one of them exclaimed:"Funny, is n''t it, that we should all have had the same idea?
4017	And since when?"
4017	And the question resolves itself into this: what has become of the Queen''s book of hours?
4017	And what conclusion do you draw?"
4017	And what road had been taken by the motor car in which they were carried off during the night?
4017	And what sort of scene was I about to assist at: dramatic or comic?
4017	And what was the scene of the whole of the present tragedy?
4017	And where could they have moved him to?
4017	And why did he wish to divulge it?
4017	And yet that figure 19?
4017	And, addressing the servant,"Charolais, did you lock the staircase doors behind the gentleman?"
4017	And, as he did not reply, I repeated,"Who are you?
4017	And, even then, once you were inside, who would guide you?
4017	And, if I asked you the name of the murderer?"
4017	And, on the other hand, where was Raymonde?
4017	And, with a laugh like a child''s, revealing his white teeth:"Are you convinced now?"
4017	And, with fellows like that, what would have become of me, by Jove, with four to one against me?"
4017	Any clues?"
4017	Are we enemies because circumstances bring us into opposition?
4017	Are you asleep?"
4017	Are you sure?"
4017	As it is, Lupin is saved; and saved by whom?
4017	At a sign from him, the clerk left the room; and the magistrate exclaimed:"Why, what have you been doing to yourself, M. Beautrelet?
4017	At last, the boy asked:"Is there such a thing as an inn called the Lion d''Or at a short league outside the town?"
4017	Beautrelet at once asked her:"You found this volume upstairs, madame, in the library?"
4017	Beautrelet could not help asking:"When you arrived, was it empty?"
4017	Beautrelet gave a start:"What''s that?
4017	Beautrelet nodded his head:"Yes, but what do you want?"
4017	Beautrelet reflected and then said:"What next?"
4017	Beautrelet stopped:"Do you really want to know, Monsieur le Juge d''Instruction?"
4017	Bedtime--?"
4017	Besides, why resist?
4017	Bless my soul, what for?"
4017	Bombard the Needle?
4017	But Lupin?"
4017	But could he pass?
4017	But do you attach any value--?"
4017	But how did he know it?
4017	But how were you able to discover--?"
4017	But how will you find it?
4017	But look, over there, in the offing, that black line, level with the water--""Well?"
4017	But on the side of the land?
4017	But what did it matter?
4017	But who could the newcomer be?
4017	But why did n''t I guess earlier?"
4017	But, admitting that he was up, why did he disarrange his bedclothes, to make believe that he had gone to bed?
4017	But, if that were so, would I not have slipped away at the right moment, following the example of my fellow- criminal?"
4017	But, in that case, how had the wounded man succeeded in escaping the eyes of Raymonde, Victor and Albert?
4017	Can you ever forgive me?"
4017	Can you picture the situation, supposing my tenant were not Arsene Lupin?"
4017	Come, who could be interested?"
4017	Could he be a descendant of the marquis?
4017	Could it be?
4017	Cry for help?
4017	Did he fear that the character of the paper itself, or some other clue, could give me a hint?
4017	Did he hope to escape from Ganimard?
4017	Did not the two letters D and F, so plainly cut, point to it and admit to it, with the aid, perhaps, of some ingenious piece of mechanism?
4017	Did the castle contain the key to the mystery?
4017	Did you hear--?"
4017	Do n''t you know me?
4017	Do n''t you know that?"
4017	Do n''t you know, you ass, that I''m uttering historic words and that Beautrelet is taking them in for the benefit of posterity?"
4017	Do you believe that?"
4017	Do you grasp the situation now?
4017	Do you hear, driver?
4017	Do you remember the Louvre scandal, the tiara which was admitted to be false, invented and manufactured by a modern artist?
4017	Do you suggest that you have your little solution of the riddle ready?"
4017	Do you think I would die like that, shot in the back by a girl?
4017	Do you think so?"
4017	Do you think--?"
4017	Do you understand how you succeeded in getting as far as this?
4017	Do you understand that I had given each of my men his share of the plunder when you met them the other night on the cliff?
4017	Down there-- under his present conditions--""Bad conditions?"
4017	Enemies?
4017	Filleul?"
4017	For that matter, chance served him without delay:"A letter posted on Wednesday last?"
4017	For what hidden reason was Lupin confessing his love and the failure of that love?
4017	Ganimard?
4017	Granting that it was impossible to find them for the moment, might one not discover the road by which they had disappeared?
4017	Had Lupin not won the game in advance?
4017	Had he heard Lupin''s words?
4017	Had he not discovered and handed over the Hollow Needle?
4017	Had he not the right to humor the irresistible sympathy with which, in spite of everything, this man inspired him?
4017	Had he seen them?
4017	Has destiny not accepted the issue which I selected?"
4017	Has it a name?"
4017	Have I changed so much?"
4017	Have we mastered the secret at last?"
4017	Have you been robbed of something, then?"
4017	Have you been taking lessons?
4017	Have you spoken to anybody of that document which Sergeant Quevillon picked up and handed you in my presence?"
4017	He asked him, in a less peevish tone:"And are you satisfied with your expedition?"
4017	He asked, gruffly:"What are you doing here?"
4017	He asked:"What is the name of the castle over there, behind the trees?"
4017	He asked:"Why did you do it?
4017	He let her cry and, after a while, said:"It was you, was n''t it, who did all the mischief, who acted as go- between?
4017	He looked at Beautrelet with an air of absolute bewilderment, hesitated a moment and then took his cap:"Are you coming, Charlotte?"
4017	He looked at me and said:"Do n''t you know me?"
4017	He read:***** Will these lines ever reach you, my dear son?
4017	He returned with a letter:"Will you allow me, gentlemen?"
4017	He stopped in front of Lupin and defied him, like a child making faces at his playmate:"What do you say to that, master?"
4017	He unfolded the paper and, at once, raising his eyes, murmured:"What does it mean?
4017	He walked on and said to Beautrelet:"This makes me uneasy-- is it Shears?
4017	He was silent for a few minutes and resumed:"My father had n''t shown you that snapshot yet?"
4017	His linen is marked with the initials E. V. That ought to be sufficient proof, I think: do n''t you?"
4017	How can you assert--?"
4017	How could M. de Gesvres, who had fainted, know, on waking, that Daval had been stabbed with a knife?"
4017	How did they carry him off?"
4017	How did you get in?
4017	How did you know me?"
4017	How is that?"
4017	How much exactly did he know?
4017	How was it possible for two attempts of this kind to take place?
4017	How will he keep alive?
4017	How would you get into the castle?
4017	How, after that, is it possible to suspect her?
4017	How?
4017	How?
4017	However, it''s only a few minutes-- but what''s the matter?
4017	I admit that your solution is correct, because it needs must be; but how does it help us?"
4017	I did not insist and, changing the conversation:"How did you get in?"
4017	I do n''t have an opportunity of lecturing at the Institute ever day!--Faster, chauffeur: we''re only doing seventy- one and a half!--Are you afraid?
4017	I feel quite weak then, and I should like to cry--"Was he crying?
4017	I have collected indisputable proofs--""But the body?"
4017	I heard them talking about it--""And what road did they take?"
4017	I know you, you''re from the Havre.--Guns''crews to the guns!--Hullo, there''s the commander!--How are you, Duguay- Trouin?"
4017	I thought M. de Gesvres had bought two almost wild sheep- dogs, which were let loose at night?"
4017	I''ve made you feel, anyhow; your eyes are quite wet!--Friendship betrayed: that upsets you, eh?
4017	I?
4017	II; Arsene Lupin in Prison The Thibermenil case?
4017	If the walls that surround our private lives be not respected, what is to safeguard the rights of the citizen?
4017	In all probability, his confederates removed his corpse at the same time that they carried away the girl; but what proof have we?
4017	In the face of that colossus of pride and will- power which called itself Holmlock Shears, of what use were threats?
4017	In the letter from old man Harlington to M. Etienne de Vaudreix, or rather to Lupin--""The intercepted letter?"
4017	In the next holidays--""Whitsuntide?"
4017	In two days of liberty, you must have carried them pretty far?"
4017	Inspector?"
4017	Is Monsieur le Procureur General downstairs?"
4017	Is he tumbling down the other staircases to bar the entrance to the tunnel against me?
4017	Is it the one which Beautrelet has held in his hands and which Lupin recovered from him through Bredoux, the magistrate''s clerk?
4017	Is n''t it fine?
4017	Is n''t it gorgeous?
4017	Is n''t it grand?
4017	Is n''t it immense?
4017	Is the adventure of the Hollow Needle not over?
4017	Is the man alive?
4017	Is there anything there that seems obscure?
4017	Is your old friend great on the tight- rope, or is he not?
4017	Isidore Beautrelet appeared nonplussed:"I, mademoiselle?
4017	Isidore gave a start:"The sixth time, you say?
4017	It has something to do with a book about a needle, has n''t it, a book which is supposed to have come down to me from my ancestors?"
4017	It was the name of a town, was n''t it?"
4017	It was very probably the same car; but then the question cropped up again: what had become of the four Rubenses?
4017	It was you who took him the photograph?
4017	Jewelry?
4017	Lastly, who was that strange personage?
4017	Let''s go upstairs, shall we?
4017	Lift the tiara of Saitapharnes, Beautrelet.--You see those two telephones?
4017	Lupin asked:"Any news, Gomel?"
4017	Lupin rushed up to her:"What is it?
4017	Lupin seized Beautrelet roughly by the arm and in a cold voice, looking him straight in the eyes:"You''re going to keep quiet now, are n''t you?
4017	M. Filleul rose:"Anything new?
4017	M. Filleul turned to the other reporter:"And you, sir?"
4017	May I ask what you have learned?"
4017	My beard, perhaps?
4017	My client was very fond of it; and, unless he has changed his mind--""Can you give me his name and address?"
4017	No danger of our being observed, I suppose?"
4017	No one?
4017	Nobody?
4017	Not so bad, is she?
4017	Now at which spot is the ambush laid?
4017	Oh, I must n''t touch those on any account!--But what''s the matter?
4017	Oh, you, by the way, hand me back my hundred- franc note, will you?
4017	On which side is he to attack him?
4017	Only you must tell me everything that can be of use to me.--Did you catch anything-- any remark made by those men?
4017	Only--""Only what?"
4017	Only--""Only what?"
4017	Or is it still in Marie Antoinette''s book of hours?
4017	Or that forest?
4017	Or the houses of this hamlet?
4017	Or was it a superhuman work executed by human beings, Gauls, Celts, prehistoric men?
4017	Or was it among the insignificant phrases spoken by that peasant yonder that he might hope to gather the one little illuminating word?
4017	Or were they two magic words which could compel the whole great adventure of Lupin the great adventurer to assume its true significance?
4017	Ought this hill- slope to be questioned?
4017	Raymonde called the other servant:"Albert, do you see him down there?
4017	Run after them and let me be-- if not!--It''s settled, is n''t it?"
4017	Shall I be there for lunch?"
4017	Shall I ever be able to wipe out from her memory the past which she loathes and detests?"
4017	Shall you have guns?"
4017	She leaned over one of them:"Father!--Father!--Is it you?
4017	She smiled bitterly and the officer caught the words:"Why so late?"
4017	She was feeling her way there, when Suzanne, her cousin, came out of the room and fell into her arms:"Raymonde-- is that you?
4017	Shears?"
4017	Should they call out?
4017	So you''re not asleep?"
4017	Some aid?
4017	Suzanne, scared to the verge of swooning, fell on her knees, stammering:"Let us call out-- let us call for help--""Who would come?
4017	That being so-- what can you do?
4017	That is all he wanted to know and so he is going-- where?
4017	That''s right!--And the boat?"
4017	The Gruchet, Montigny, Crasville burglaries?
4017	The Indre?"
4017	The affair of Baron Cahorn?
4017	The answer took away his breath:"The Chateau de l''Aiguille?--Oh!--But in what department are we?
4017	The boy asked:"And the treasure?"
4017	The business is done''?"
4017	The father dressed himself, but, as they were leaving the room, he whispered:"I am not alone in the castle--""Ah?
4017	The legend of the Hollow Needle?
4017	The magistrate said:"Monsieur le Comte, am I to believe that this version is correct?"
4017	The miracle by which your father was taken out of Cherbourg Arsenal, in spite of his twenty body- guards?
4017	The next day, he asked Beautrelet:"What are you doing here, eh?"
4017	The stranger smiled:"Do n''t you recognize me?"
4017	The way in which the operation was performed?
4017	The word''luggage''?
4017	Then what''s the use of wasting your time and energy?
4017	Then why?
4017	There are five charges left, one of which would be enough to send me ad patres.--Well, so you''re putting it in your pocket?
4017	There are two pages torn out; but you read them, did you not, madame?"
4017	There was no regular agreement, just a letter--""But you know the baron?"
4017	These, no doubt, were insoluble questions; and what did it matter?
4017	They are queer people--""Do you think your client would consent to sell his castle?"
4017	They offered you money, I suppose-- to buy ribbons with a frock--?"
4017	They went down and down, Isidore in silence, Lupin still bubbling over with merriment:"I should like to know what Ganimard is doing?
4017	Till Monday, then?"
4017	To give up the Needle was all very well; but why was he giving up himself?
4017	To go upstairs alone and release the prisoner?
4017	To pass in spite of all?
4017	To the castle?"
4017	Try and remember: the two pages following this table of figures and dots?"
4017	Twice over, he asked:"You have n''t seen anything of young Beautrelet, I suppose?"
4017	Upon what action was he resolving?
4017	Was he aware of the danger he was running?
4017	Was he ignorant of the presence of Ganimard and his men?
4017	Was he really nearing the end of his race?
4017	Was he speaking seriously?
4017	Was he, for the sake of an absurd idea, to renounce happiness at the very moment when it seemed within his reach?
4017	Was it a fairy tale?
4017	Was it a meaningless expression, the puzzle of a schoolboy scribbling with pen and ink on the corner of a page?
4017	Was it a natural phenomenon, an excavation produced by internal cataclysms or by the imperceptible action of the rushing sea and the soaking rain?
4017	Was it an accomplice who had come back to investigate?
4017	Was it even an adversary?
4017	Was it possible that the vanquished and yet invisible adversary, whom they had been hunting in vain for several days, could really be Arsene Lupin?
4017	Was it possible?
4017	Was my make- up as old Massiban so good as all that?"
4017	Was the result not certain?
4017	Was the war not over?
4017	Was there no bolt closing it on the other side?
4017	Was this not a trap laid for him by his infernal enemy?
4017	Was this the gun you fired, mademoiselle, and from this window?"
4017	Well, could not Beautrelet confine himself to the same ground?
4017	Well, have you got it?"
4017	Well, then, what?
4017	Well, then--?
4017	Well?"
4017	Were they to suppose that the leader of the gang had not left the cloisters or the neighborhood of the cloisters?
4017	What are you here for?"
4017	What are you talking about?"
4017	What can he do, a single, unarmed stripling, against that phenomenon of energy and strength?
4017	What did he care about the rest?
4017	What did the mystery consist of?
4017	What do you mean?
4017	What do you say to that, baby?"
4017	What do you think of it, my dear chap?"
4017	What do you think of my cockle- shell, Beautrelet?
4017	What do you think of my cockle- shell, Beautrelet?"
4017	What do you think, Beautrelet?"
4017	What for?
4017	What had become of them?
4017	What happened between them?
4017	What has become of this paper?
4017	What has been happening during the past two months at the Chateau d''Ambrumesy?
4017	What has happened to you?"
4017	What has happened?
4017	What is it?"
4017	What is the value of this pamphlet?
4017	What is there to prevent my being a sixth- form pupil at the Lycee Janson?
4017	What prevented him from putting them on rather than his heavy nailed boots?"
4017	What then?
4017	What then?
4017	What time is it?"
4017	What was he going to do?
4017	What was his plan?
4017	What was the motive for this particular letter?
4017	What was the use of an impossible struggle?
4017	What were his thoughts?
4017	What were those elements, those means, those chances?
4017	What will Duguay- Trouin do?
4017	What will she do?
4017	What would my worthy parent say?"
4017	What''s that?"
4017	What''s your plan?"
4017	What?"
4017	When do we deliver the assault?"
4017	When you arrived--""And where is it?"
4017	Where are we going?
4017	Where are your papers?"
4017	Where does he select his site?
4017	Where is he hiding?"
4017	Where should she hide this dangerous document?
4017	Where to get at him?
4017	Where to wound him?
4017	Where was Holmlock Shears, Lupin''s prisoner, put on board ship?
4017	Where was Lupin going when he was attacked and bound hand and foot, in his compartment by Pierre Onfrey, the Auteuil murderer?
4017	Which of the two was to strike it?
4017	Which was the entrance to the underground passage?
4017	Which way did they carry him off?
4017	Who could discover it?
4017	Who could ever learn the impenetrable secret of the Needle?
4017	Who else?
4017	Who knows if the trap into which you will inevitably fall has not already opened under your footsteps?"
4017	Who was able to get into my house?"
4017	Who?"
4017	Why 45, when the figure in the document is 44?
4017	Why conceal an act which you were lawfully entitled to commit in defense of your life?"
4017	Why did he not go on with the case?
4017	Why not say King of Yvetot at once?
4017	Why this display of anger?
4017	Why use threats?
4017	Why was Lupin so fiercely bent upon snatching the document about the Hollow Needle from me?
4017	Why?
4017	Why?"
4017	Will she also give him up?
4017	Will she give up the man she has wounded?
4017	Will that suit you?"
4017	Will those who differ plead the higher interest of truth?
4017	With a man like that, of what good could it be to look elsewhere than in the domain of the enormous, the exaggerated, the superhuman?
4017	With whom on earth could he have made an appointment?
4017	Without hesitation, Isidore sat down beside the man and said:"Yes, that is my name-- but who are you?
4017	Would Isidore decide to give the finishing stroke to the defeated enemy?
4017	Would Lupin not try to resume the offensive?
4017	Would he accept with a good grace the irretrievable loss of the woman he loved?
4017	Would his, Beautrelet''s efforts have the same victorious results?
4017	Would n''t you like a sugar- stick apiece to screw your courage up?
4017	Would she speak?
4017	Would she speak?
4017	Would the door open without an effort?
4017	Would you be so good as to examine the pictures and to tell us if you recognize them as genuine?"
4017	Would you like details?
4017	Would you mind reading this scrap of paper, which I have just found in the pocket of the coat?"
4017	You admit it, do n''t you?
4017	You do understand, do n''t you?
4017	You leave me alone?
4017	You proclaim yourself beaten, do you?
4017	You remember the story of the coronet, the story of the Duc de Charmerac?
4017	You saw me yesterday?"
4017	You shall say so, above all, because, if you do not say so--""Because, if I do not say so--?"
4017	You''re looking to see if it''s loaded?
4017	Your father-- and if there are more of them left-- and they throw themselves upon him--?"
4017	Your name?"
4017	a.. What words could come before Etretat?
4017	and bequeathed by the queen to her fervent admirer?
4017	de Gesvres''evidence and is in the official report:''I am not wounded.--Daval?--Is he alive?--The knife?''
4017	de Saint- Veran shot at, the man who fell in the park and whom we are looking for: do you suggest that he is not the man who killed Jean Daval?"
4017	de Saint- Veran, why did n''t they murder her in her room?"
4017	de Villemon:"Will you forgive me, madame?
28093	A friend whom he used to meet at the café in the evening and with whom he exchanged the illustrated papers?
28093	A joke? 28093 A very high one?
28093	About the murder of that poor Lavernoux?
28093	Ah, so you know?... 28093 Ah, you rely on me, chief?"
28093	All the guns unloaded?
28093	And Angélique?
28093	And I know him?
28093	And after that?
28093	And at what part of my letter?
28093	And can we see him?
28093	And considering the period at which it took place, the arrest, no doubt, had serious consequences?
28093	And did this have the effect of frightening them off?
28093	And did you steal Dugrival''s watch in order to give it back to him and inspire him with confidence?
28093	And do n''t you know where she goes to?
28093	And do you know who the villain is?
28093	And do you want to know?
28093	And he drank the water from the pool?
28093	And if it is not found on your finger, who will have broken it? 28093 And is it now... is it at once that you want to...?
28093	And it is he whom the police are after?
28093	And she bows to you?
28093	And the date: do you see the date, in red? 28093 And the second?"
28093	And the servants?
28093	And then did he go for you?
28093	And was that one word enough?
28093	And were you living here?
28093	And what about my wife?
28093	And what about the money?
28093	And what about the motive of the murder?
28093	And what became of him?
28093	And what has prevented him until now is your refusal?
28093	And where does the water go when it runs out of the pool?
28093	And where is the proof?
28093	And who is the murderer?
28093	And why?
28093	And you ca n''t think of anybody?
28093	And you do n''t know...."Where he was going? 28093 And you find an adversary who is a match for you?"
28093	And you who hid the knife?
28093	And you who smashed the window- pane while your aunt was throttling me?
28093	And you?
28093	And your successes in society and with the fair sex?
28093	And, since Charles''s death?
28093	And, since then, she has not been seen?
28093	And, when I have signed them, shall I be free?
28093	Another proof to confirm my supposition...."What proof? 28093 Any danger?"
28093	Are they going to spend the night here?
28093	Are you ready?
28093	Are you serious?
28093	Are you serious?
28093	Are you sure of your information?
28093	Are you sure,she said,"that it is necessary?"
28093	Are you sure?
28093	At the end, eh? 28093 Baron Repstein?"
28093	But Charles himself?
28093	But afterward?
28093	But by whom? 28093 But did the maid know where the stone was?"
28093	But he gets up, surely?
28093	But how did he get in?
28093	But how did you guess?...
28093	But how did you settle the hour at which to begin looking?
28093	But how? 28093 But not much admiration?"
28093	But the money, you will ask, the stolen pocket- book? 28093 But then why all these complications?
28093	But then why did we go?
28093	But what about the millions?
28093	But who is this doctor? 28093 But who?
28093	But why did she select that one rather than the others?
28093	But why does only that piece remain?
28093	But why? 28093 But why?
28093	But why?
28093	But with what object? 28093 But, hang it all, the proof of what?"
28093	But,she said,"the lodge- keeper will find the dog soon.... Who will have killed him?"
28093	By the countess?
28093	By whom?
28093	By whom?
28093	Ca n''t you guess?
28093	Can I send for her?
28093	Can I?
28093	Chotois? 28093 Consequently, he could go near him without being bitten?"
28093	Did anybody come to see him yesterday?
28093	Did n''t you want me to die? 28093 Did she see double when the scamp had her by the throat?
28093	Did you recognize him?
28093	Do I want to know?... 28093 Do you really mean it?
28093	Do you think that the count had any... any murderous intentions?
28093	Do you think you know?
28093	Does monsieur le baron know of the murder of M. Lavernoux, his land- agent?
28093	Done?
28093	Dot those i''s for me, will you?
28093	Eh? 28093 Eh?"
28093	Eh?
28093	Eh?
28093	Eight hundred thousand?
28093	For how much?
28093	Go? 28093 Good lord, what''s this?...
28093	Had he taken it by then?
28093	Hang it all, what does it mean?
28093	Has he been attacked also?
28093	Has he left no traces?
28093	Has n''t he come?
28093	Has n''t it rained during the last four weeks?
28093	Have you any choice?
28093	Have you any request to make of me?
28093	Have you succeeded?... 28093 Have you told him of the different attempts?"
28093	Have you your money still?
28093	His man, Bernard, joined him near the door and I heard them talking about a working jeweller...."Is that all?
28093	How can I tell? 28093 How did you come to suspect me?"
28093	How did you guess it?
28093	How do you know?
28093	How do you know?
28093	How do you mean, you ca n''t say?
28093	How do you mean?
28093	How old were you then?
28093	How? 28093 How?"
28093	I did?...
28093	I?
28093	If I meet Dugrival in the next world, what message am I to give him from you?
28093	In hiding?
28093	In that case, can I have the man up? 28093 In this house?"
28093	In what way?
28093	Is he here?
28093	Is it Ganimard speaking?
28093	Is it loaded?
28093	Is it possible? 28093 Is that you, chief?"
28093	Is that you, father?
28093	Is there enough pressure to bring it into the pool of itself?
28093	Is this death?
28093	Is your father in the house to- day?
28093	It is probable, therefore, that I have not been seen either, especially as the trees hide us?
28093	It was you who removed the bullets from the revolver?
28093	It''s the third floor, is n''t it, on the left?
28093	Just think, my dear chap, the mistakes in spelling...."The mistakes in spelling?
28093	Kill me?
28093	Look here, do you think I put you on to this soft thing for nothing?
28093	Louise d''Ernemont too?
28093	May I hope to hear it?
28093	Never?
28093	No brother?
28093	No... no... you must first explain.... Why did you save me? 28093 No... only bills and addresses....""And, in the words he used to you, in his threats, is there nothing that allows you to guess?"
28093	Not even a ring?
28093	Oh, really?
28093	Oh, was he?
28093	On the third floor?
28093	On what pretext that we can admit?
28093	One word more: had that old doctor been attending him long?
28093	Only,continued Ganimard,"only I swear... do you hear, chief?
28093	Really? 28093 Save me?
28093	See him?... 28093 Servants''gossip....""A young man- servant whom we had in our employ: was that it?"
28093	Shall I put out the lights, sir?
28093	So that...?
28093	So then...?
28093	So...?
28093	Something more?
28093	Sonia Kritchnoff?
28093	Still young, a member of the old nobility, a multi- millionaire: what could a man want more?
28093	Still, the pictures?...
28093	Suppose they kill you?
28093	Takes your breath away, chief, does n''t it? 28093 That takes your breath away, what?"
28093	That young man- servant whom we discharged last week knew all about it, did n''t he, Gabriel?
28093	That''s what they mean to do, to kill you... to hide your body somewhere.... Who would know of it?
28093	The bank- notes?
28093	The detectives?
28093	The doctor, therefore?
28093	The husband of the famous baroness?
28093	The money... on the nail...."What money?
28093	The money?
28093	The other end?
28093	The princess''s jewels?
28093	The property was immense, I suppose?
28093	The tramp? 28093 The water''s not more than a foot deep, is it?"
28093	The working jeweller?
28093	Then Colonel Sparmiento is not dead?
28093	Then I can speak to you freely?
28093	Then he had no suspicions?
28093	Then he had no weapon?'' 28093 Then he had put no money by?"
28093	Then is Lavernoux''s murderer concealed in my house? 28093 Then it concerns your son?"
28093	Then it must be one of the servants? 28093 Then she recognized you?"
28093	Then the fat''s in the fire? 28093 Then the figure 2 stood for two o''clock?"
28093	Then we are returning to the manor- house?
28093	Then you think, monsieur le préfet...?
28093	Then your father is your only protector?
28093	This is rather promising.... What on earth can those two merchants be plotting?
28093	To the house? 28093 To your rooms?"
28093	Unless what?
28093	Unless what?
28093	Victoire? 28093 Was he alone when he bound you and locked you in?"
28093	Was the friend an Englishman?
28093	Well what?
28093	Well what?
28093	Well?
28093	Well?
28093	Well?
28093	Well?
28093	Well?
28093	Well?
28093	What am I to do?
28093	What are you saying?... 28093 What are you talking about?"
28093	What blunder?
28093	What can it matter who I am? 28093 What do I think of it?"
28093	What do they want?
28093	What do you mean, Ganimard?
28093	What do you mean? 28093 What do you mean?
28093	What do you mean?
28093	What do you mean?
28093	What do you say?
28093	What dodge? 28093 What does all this mean?
28093	What earthly connection can there be between those different people?
28093	What else am I? 28093 What has become of the other?"
28093	What have you done with it?
28093	What if I do?
28093	What is her name?
28093	What is it, father?
28093	What is it? 28093 What is it?"
28093	What is it?
28093	What is there to astonish you in that?
28093	What made me...?
28093	What medicine?
28093	What money? 28093 What money?"
28093	What on earth''s the matter?
28093	What reason?
28093	What sum?
28093	What the dickens can he want to go to Lille for?
28093	What then, father?
28093	What then?
28093	What was?
28093	What will become of her?
28093	What woman?
28093	What''s become of them?
28093	What''s his name?
28093	What''s in my hand?
28093	What''s that? 28093 What''s the matter?"
28093	What''s the matter?
28093	What''s the use? 28093 What''s to be done?"
28093	What, monsieur le duc, do n''t you know my voice? 28093 What?
28093	What? 28093 What?"
28093	What?
28093	What?
28093	What?
28093	What?
28093	What?...
28093	When did this happen?
28093	Where are they?
28093	Where are you going?
28093	Where are you?
28093	Where are your jewels?
28093	Where does he live?
28093	Where is he? 28093 Where is he?"
28093	Where''s Captain Jeanniot?
28093	Where''s your husband?
28093	Where?
28093	Which is your wedding- ring?
28093	Which way?
28093	Who are you?
28093	Who are you?
28093	Who are you?
28093	Who could have done it?... 28093 Who did?"
28093	Who is it?
28093	Who is this doctor?
28093	Who is with him?
28093	Who says that he committed suicide?
28093	Who used to feed him?
28093	Who would have suspected...?
28093	Whom have I the honour...?
28093	Why are you saving me?
28093	Why ca n''t you come straight to the point? 28093 Why not?"
28093	Why not?
28093	Why, besides, convey that wounded, dying woman on the driver''s seat of the car, where everybody could see her? 28093 Why, the end of the story....""The end of the story?
28093	Why, what would you have me tell you? 28093 Why, what''s the matter?"
28093	Why? 28093 Why?
28093	Why? 28093 Why?
28093	Why?
28093	Why?
28093	Why?
28093	Why?... 28093 Why?...
28093	With what?
28093	Would it be indiscreet, if I asked...?
28093	Yes, I see.... And who lives in that room?
28093	Yes, but how about the five hundred thousand francs?... 28093 Yes, but who are you?"
28093	Yes... would you like me to...?
28093	Yes... yes... but the way in which the countess was saved?
28093	You do n''t suspect the man?
28093	You have no friends staying in the house?
28093	You have nothing at all left?
28093	You know the name of Jenny Saphir''s murderer?
28093	You mean to say...?
28093	You pulled a face of disgust... what made you do that?
28093	You think it''s over?
28093	You''ll see a medicine- case.... Have you got it?... 28093 Your mother is here?"
28093	Your mother?...
28093	Your secretary?
28093	''Which governor?''
28093	*****"Is monsieur le baron at home?"
28093	*****"Well, what do you think of Baron Repstein?"
28093	A contract?
28093	A rescue?
28093	After all, why conceal the fact?
28093	All of you, friends, eh?
28093	Am I right?"
28093	An accomplice?
28093	An inspector?...
28093	An intimate friend?"
28093	And I added, a little chaffingly, in my turn,"But do n''t you think that you were humbugged a bit yourself, on this occasion?"
28093	And Mother Goussot, in her turn, yelped, in her shrill voice:"Is it prison you''re afraid of?
28093	And are not you yourself convinced?"
28093	And by whom, pray?"
28093	And he at once asked, with ill- concealed eagerness:"Do you know anything?"
28093	And he continued,"Has the count a particularly intimate friend... in whom he confides?"
28093	And he was quite surprised not to see him washing his hands there:"Has he gone?"
28093	And here?"
28093	And how you must have been put to it, when you ventured to move a limb, eh?
28093	And is this the way you thank me?
28093	And now, Lupin to the rescue?
28093	And suppose he''s not quite so polite to us and gives us the slip meanwhile?
28093	And the clue to your good actions?
28093	And the count said to the man:"You know what you have to do?"
28093	And the jewels?
28093	And the money she robbed me of?"
28093	And then what had become of the murderer?
28093	And they have let their prisoner escape?
28093	And what about the way in which you solved the puzzle of the three pictures?"
28093	And what is the result of that step?"
28093	And who knew but that, in a moment of fury...?
28093	And why move that enormous stone, to finish off the victim, when a mere pebble would have done the work?
28093	And why not, after all?
28093	And why, having disappeared, did he return to the scene of the accident?
28093	And you''ll nurse him as well as you can, wo n''t you?
28093	And, above all, why had he brought them back?
28093	And, as I know that you would just as soon clear up a mystery as plan one....""Well?"
28093	And, besides, what''s the good?
28093	And, still worse, uncle, the scandal?...
28093	And, turning to the governess,"Do n''t forget, Fräulein, to bring him home immediately after dinner.... Is monsieur still in the house?"
28093	And, when he insisted, she cried:"Let me be, will you?...
28093	And, while I think of it, used M. Dugrival perhaps to...?"
28093	Answer me, ca n''t you?
28093	Any news?"
28093	Are you coming, Gabriel?"
28093	Are you operating, Angel Gabriel?
28093	Are you ready?
28093	Arsène Lupin took my arm, and walking away with me, said:"When did you guess it, yourself?"
28093	At the corner of the Rue Raynouard?
28093	At the word of command, eh?
28093	Baptiste?...
28093	Because she loved you once?"
28093	Besides, he can join you as soon as his strength permits.... That''s settled, is it not?"
28093	Besides, how could the baron have begun the fight, if he were not sure of escaping the police?
28093	Besides, if it were Lupin, why should he take back the fifty thousand francs which he sent?
28093	Besides, if the farmer- general had realized his fortune, do n''t you think that that fortune would have been found?
28093	Besides, if there had been the least sound of bells, would they not have woke up?
28093	Bother about rules and regulations, legal hours and all that rot?
28093	Bragoff?
28093	But Louise d''Ernemont said:"And suppose he does not come?"
28093	But Yvonne, suddenly seized with fresh alarm, asked:"Then it''s not true?...
28093	But do n''t you know that they have taken him from me?...
28093	But he had no sooner placed his foot on the threshold than he stopped suddenly and exclaimed:"What are you doing here, d''Emboise?
28093	But how about drinking?"
28093	But how could he forget it?
28093	But how on earth did you manage to pull off that trick?
28093	But look, my friend, is n''t it cleverly made?
28093	But now, can I be of use to you in any way?
28093	But the farmer was convinced that Trainard had hidden the money before turning himself into the scarecrow:"Where have you put it, you scum?
28093	But then the pneumatic letter?...
28093	But then where is the scamp?"
28093	But then why did you stab me to begin with?"
28093	But was there not in the family some person who would be interested in their removal?
28093	But what are you doing?
28093	But what can I say?
28093	But what could I do?
28093	But what could she do against so many?
28093	But what other end could there be?"
28093	But what was the good?
28093	But where are you going sir?"
28093	But who was to prove that the car had followed that particular road on the previous night?
28093	But why did you save me?
28093	But, I say, you have n''t killed the scoundrel, have you?"
28093	But, after all, are they a sufficient proof?"
28093	But, all the same, how on earth was it done?...
28093	But, at once conquered by the queerness of the situation, he burst out laughing:"What?
28093	But, if so, who?
28093	But, without pausing to go into the matter:"Ah, so that dear old d''Emboise is there?"
28093	By what signs?
28093	By what?
28093	By whom?"
28093	Ca n''t you see that I detest you?"
28093	Come now, speaking frankly, what do you think of it yourself?"
28093	Darcieux leaves her dressing- room window ajar, is n''t that so?"
28093	Darcieux, who was her mother''s natural heiress?
28093	Darcieux?"
28093	Did I penetrate the mystery of the scarf?
28093	Did I understand the business?
28093	Did n''t you see?...
28093	Did no one ever come forward to solve the problem?"
28093	Did the murderer use it?
28093	Did you forget that I swore, on my dead husband''s head, to find his murderer?"
28093	Did you notice one detail in the maid''s evidence?
28093	Did you return unknown to your aunt?
28093	Do n''t my friends on board ship burn my letters?
28093	Do n''t you see that you''ve been playing the good dog for four weeks on end?...
28093	Do n''t you want something to eat first?"
28093	Do you begin to realize the position?"
28093	Do you call that uninteresting?
28093	Do you follow me, chief?"
28093	Do you follow me?"
28093	Do you hear?
28093	Do you intend to?"
28093	Do you know the Edith Swan- neck story, as it was called?"
28093	Do you know the scoundrel?"
28093	Do you mean to say that you can make head or tail of what is going on?"
28093	Do you suspect any one?"
28093	Do you suspect anything?"
28093	Do you swear?"
28093	Do you think that I am a burglar in her eyes, a rogue, a cheat?...
28093	Do you think that M. Darcieux''s illness can be attributed to an outside cause?"
28093	Do you think that the report can have been heard at the house?"
28093	Do you think...?"
28093	Do you think?...
28093	Do you understand?...
28093	Does n''t the name remind you of anything?"
28093	Does''ms want a bit of sugar, then?..."
28093	Dudouis?"
28093	Dugrival gasped, in dismay:"What is it?
28093	Dugrival?"
28093	Exhausted with fever and pain, what could he do in the twenty minutes or so that were left to him before Ganimard''s arrival?
28093	Find you?
28093	For the whole mystery lay in this: how had the ruffians entered the house and how did they manage to leave it?
28093	Foreseen from alpha to omega?
28093	Four?"
28093	From what?"
28093	Gabriel handed her the revolver and the widow continued:"Have you burnt our papers?"
28093	Ganimard stepped forward:"M. Prévailles, I believe?"
28093	Had I not been expecting Arsène Lupin, I should certainly never have recognized him in the person of this old half- pay officer:"What''s the matter?"
28093	Had he made a mistake?
28093	Have n''t you seen it?
28093	Have n''t you washed yourself all this month, you old pig?
28093	Have you a warrant?"
28093	Have you any objection?"
28093	Have you got him?"
28093	Have you seen him?
28093	Have you something in your head?
28093	Have you the other?"
28093	Have you the scarf?"
28093	He asked:"Are you sure of your facts?"
28093	He caught me by the arm and, fiercely:"Do you think that I am Lupin to her?
28093	He clutched his nephew''s hands and said to him, fiercely, despairingly:"It''s Lupin, is it not?"
28093	He cried:"What''s the matter?
28093	He gained a little strength and jested:"When will the convalescent be allowed his first drive?
28093	He kept silent; and she, becoming anxious again, asked:"Do you suppose... that my husband...?"
28093	He raised his head and said,"It''s an interesting story.... Why did you wait before telling me?"
28093	He rapped out a number of questions, which Jeanne Darcieux answered hurriedly:"That animal was never let loose, was he?"
28093	He recognized his wife, Angélique:"What''s the matter?"
28093	He seemed greatly surprised:"Did I not promise to come in answer to your call?"
28093	He shut his eyes for an instant and then, suddenly, said to Gabriel:"How much?"
28093	He threw his arms round the doctor, who choked out:"Did n''t you see?...
28093	He turned to his wife:"Will you give me that ring of your own free will?"
28093	He walked up to Lupin and asked, without abandoning his imperturbable coolness:"Who are you?"
28093	He was in a confidential vein and answered:"The business of the eighteen diamonds?
28093	He went to the portress and asked her:"Does one of your tenants happen to be acquainted with Baron Repstein?"
28093	He whispered:"Are you sure that his accomplices on the yacht will not inform him of your escape?"
28093	Here''s wishing him a good journey.... And, of course, the door is bolted?...
28093	Here, one of his fellow- inspectors said:"Seen the chief?"
28093	His chief had never seen him in such a state of perturbation, nor heard him speak in a voice denoting such excitement:"Any news, Ganimard?"
28093	His mother is not ill?...
28093	How can Sparmiento have been Lupin''s accomplice?"
28093	How can the baroness have been murdered, when the police are following her tracks, so to speak, step by step?"
28093	How can you think of carrying such a sum about with you?
28093	How could she escape?
28093	How could the Comtesse d''Origny possibly believe her innocent?
28093	How did he disappear?
28093	How did you know that Dugrival carried all his money in his pocket?"
28093	How do I know what he may have done, what he may have invented?"
28093	How do I know?..."
28093	How does the business strike you?"
28093	How had it been righted, instead of smashing into that bank?
28093	How had the murderer managed to bring back those goggles unseen by the detectives?
28093	How many letters are there in the word?
28093	How much do you want for yourself?
28093	How much?
28093	How was he to get hold of it?
28093	How was it that the car had not bumped against that tree?
28093	I ca n''t think....""Who can have done it?"
28093	I can suggest a title for you if you like: what do you say to_ The Sign of the Shadow_?"
28093	I had instinctively counted the flashes and I said, aloud:"5....""Caught the idea?
28093	I had to let go of him....""Do you know the man?"
28093	I hope I have n''t stung you up too much, Trainard?"
28093	I ought to have waited for you to come and take me in charge?...
28093	I resumed:"What made you tell me this story... to which you have often alluded in my presence?"
28093	I said:"Well?"
28093	I say, boy... suppose we shook hands before we part?
28093	I say, mother, you can get up now, ca n''t you?
28093	I swear....""What do you swear?"
28093	I thought....""You thought what?"
28093	I''ll start at once.... Have a cigar?
28093	I''m holding you too tight, perhaps?
28093	In a taxi, of course?"
28093	In the safe?
28093	In the second place, what was the object of all that disturbance, in the evening, during the house- warming party?
28093	In twelve minutes?..."
28093	In twenty minutes, you say?...
28093	In what part of the orchard have you hidden it?"
28093	Is Chief- inspector Ganimard there?...
28093	Is Hyacinthe an accomplice?"
28093	Is it a bargain?
28093	Is it a bargain?"
28093	Is it a bargain?"
28093	Is it possible that this is you... that you were able to...?"
28093	Is n''t it silly?...
28093	Is n''t that enough for you?
28093	Is that it?
28093	Is that settled?"
28093	Is that the Criminal Investigation Department?...
28093	Is the bath- chair there?
28093	Is the taxi there?
28093	Is the window open in your dressing- room?"
28093	Is this a joke?"
28093	Is your husband here?"
28093	It is the thief, Dugrival''s murderer.... You do n''t believe me?...
28093	It was simple enough.... Why did n''t you?"
28093	It''s not they defending me... nobody''s defending me....""Well, then?..."
28093	Jeanne Darcieux,"continued Lupin,"wrote a letter to one of her friends, called Marceline, who lives at Versailles....""How do you know all that?"
28093	Jeanne turned pale and her pretty features were distorted with terror:"But who can bear me such a grudge?"
28093	Lepetit?
28093	Lupin caught up his hat:"Are you coming?"
28093	Lupin looked at me and burst into uncontrollable laughter:"So you have n''t heard?
28093	Lupin looked at me and continued:"And do they all bear the same date?"
28093	Lupin seemed greatly distressed and, in an affectionate voice:"Are you vexed?
28093	M. Dudouis sat thinking and then asked:"So... you believe...?"
28093	M. Lavernoux had a friend living in this street, had he not?
28093	May I come to you here, when I return?"
28093	Maître Valandier, informed by them of my arrival, hastened in my direction:"Well?"
28093	Money?
28093	Mother Goussot, all of a heap, suggested:"The little door at the end, down there?..."
28093	Must we not always go straight for the maddest suppositions?
28093	My conditions?
28093	My lord''s at his last gasp?...
28093	Needs must, eh?...
28093	No matter, its distinctly humorous.... D''Emboise versus d''Emboise.... Oh, but suppose I were no longer recognized?
28093	No?
28093	Now do you understand your folly?"
28093	Oblige me by reminding me, will you?"
28093	On the 28th of December, the examining- magistrate stopped him in one of the passages of the Law Courts:"Well, M. Ganimard, any news?"
28093	On the same side, to the right?
28093	One of the servants?
28093	One of them tried to jest:"Your name is n''t Harold, Colonel?"
28093	Out with the six notes....""What?...
28093	Outside, in the street, I cried:"So you have hit upon something?"
28093	Perhaps you do n''t recognize me?
28093	Shall I tell you what I think?
28093	She reflected once more and said to her nephew:"What would you do?"
28093	She went up to the bed:"Are you ready, Lupin?"
28093	So I ordered another, without saying anything about it... and this is the one, on my hand....""Did the real ring bear the date of your wedding?"
28093	So I said to myself,''Suppose I handed the business over to my dear old Ganimard?
28093	So what could I do?"
28093	So what was the good?
28093	So you see....""Then do you suppose a servant?..."
28093	So your husband wished to marry another woman?
28093	Sparmiento had the money?"
28093	Stand on ceremony with that rascal?
28093	Still fuming, he took down the receiver and growled:"Well?
28093	Suddenly, he rushed at her and caught her by the arm:"What are you drinking there?"
28093	Suppose d''Emboise himself were to confuse me with himself?"
28093	Suppose he plays us one of his Lupin tricks?
28093	Ten thousand?
28093	That they are hurting him, perhaps?..."
28093	That''s it, just a wee bit of string round the wrists; do you allow me?...
28093	The Comte d''Origny, I presume?...
28093	The Comtesse d''Origny would only yield in case...""In case...?"
28093	The Duc de Sarzeau- Vendôme had risen from his seat and was stamping furiously up and down the room:"At nine o''clock this evening?"
28093	The Dugrival business, I suppose?
28093	The chief asked:"Who is that woman?"
28093	The colonel repeated:"What does it mean?
28093	The examining- magistrate?..."
28093	The farmer took a gun and went out to his two labourers:"Anything fresh?"
28093	The fifty thousand francs....""Well, what about it?
28093	The lawyer gave a start:"Eh?
28093	The poor gentleman is very ill.""Ill?"
28093	The servants?
28093	The step taken by Mr Hargrove had to do with something else....""With what?"
28093	The stranger kept him at a distance:"One moment... we''ll give you that back, sha''n''t we, Trainard?"
28093	The voice of your future son- in- law?"
28093	The widow gave a strident laugh:"Well played, was n''t it?
28093	The widow leant forward and said:"Are you prepared to answer my questions?"
28093	Then he went back to the doctor:"Well?"
28093	Then he went on:"3, 5, 19, 19..."And, after a pause:"5, 18, 25..."Was he mad?
28093	Then why do you never miss a chance of turning him into ridicule?"
28093	There was a fresh pause; and Lupin asked:"What is your own opinion, Maître Valandier?"
28093	There''s another question that puzzles me: what is the connection between the second robbery and the first, the one on the race- course?
28093	There''s something more urgent... a queer thing that puzzles me.... Why on earth was n''t the last sentence finished?
28093	They listened, listened, with all their nerves on edge:"Did you hear?"
28093	Think of this: your daughter, Angélique de Sarzeau- Vendôme, married to that swindler, that thief.... No, no, it would never do....""What then?"
28093	To run away means accepting divorce... and what might that not lead to?...
28093	To whom?
28093	Too cunning to confess, he kept on whining:"What do you want of me?...
28093	Touching, is n''t it, Ganimard?
28093	Twenty thousand?
28093	Unfortunately my secretary thought....""But, tell me, monsieur, who are you?"
28093	Velmont reflected:"Has that conversation any meaning that throws a light upon your husband''s plans?"
28093	Velmont saw her flush as she stammered:"Could it be possible?...
28093	Was it from pity?"
28093	Was it one of the tenants?
28093	Was it possible that there was really somebody who had protected him against the widow, and that that somebody was now attempting to rescue him?
28093	Was n''t it well thought out and well foreseen?
28093	Was the surmise which his intuition had suggested to him and which was based upon a frail groundwork of slight facts, was this surmise wrong?
28093	We have witnesses, have n''t we?...
28093	We want the other end of the scarf; have you got it?"
28093	We''ll wait here; and, immediately after sunrise....""Wait, chief?
28093	Well, is it pretty clear?
28093	Well, is n''t that enough to blight a less sensitive soul than Jeanne''s for good and all?
28093	Well?
28093	What are you saying?"
28093	What are you saying?...
28093	What could she do to get him back?
28093	What credit can we give to the statements of an old servant enfeebled by age?
28093	What did I tell you, friend of my youth?"
28093	What did it all mean?
28093	What do you mean?"
28093	What do you say to that dastardly insult, Angélique?
28093	What do you say to the story?"
28093	What do you say?"
28093	What do you think of it, artist?
28093	What do you want of me?"
28093	What does the woman risk, seeing that it is the baroness who is being looked for?
28093	What does this mean?"
28093	What had happened?
28093	What have they done to your mother?"
28093	What horrible enmity was it that turned his hand against the girl and what abominable aim was he pursuing?
28093	What importance can we attach to the crotchets of a madman?
28093	What is it?
28093	What is it?"
28093	What is it?"
28093	What novice, what madman, what drunkard, what frightened criminal was driving that motor- car with such astounding bounds and swerves?
28093	What other person?
28093	What then?
28093	What trap?"
28093	What was his object, in the circumstances?
28093	What was the superior force that controlled the poor madman''s movements?
28093	What was the use of trying to move him?
28093	What would your poor mother say to it, if she were alive?"
28093	What''s expected of you?
28093	What''s that?"
28093	What''s the matter?
28093	What''s the matter?"
28093	What''s the matter?..."
28093	What''s up?"
28093	What?"
28093	When they had been round the estate, old Goussot asked, anxiously:"Well?"
28093	Where did that adventurer spring from?
28093	Where does it rise?"
28093	Where has the beggar hidden his dust?
28093	Where is he?"
28093	Where is she?
28093	Where is she?"
28093	Where is the strange primate that landed with them at Marseilles?"
28093	Where should we honest men be if we had not our conscience and the satisfaction of duty performed to reward us?"
28093	Which was the best place to hide the diamonds?
28093	Who can give me just a tiny hint?...
28093	Who could ever suspect a scarecrow?...
28093	Who is he?
28093	Who is it?
28093	Who is this malevolent genius, this infernal being who appears and disappears, who slays in the dark and whom nobody suspects?"
28093	Who says that it was not some passing tramp, some labourer, guided by the stench of the corpse?
28093	Who warned you, at this very spot, that Prévailles was left- handed?...
28093	Who was it looming in the murky darkness?
28093	Who was the man?
28093	Who would have opened that door for you?
28093	Who would have set you free?
28093	Who''s the victim?"
28093	Who?
28093	Whom am I to look out for?...
28093	Why again was the murderer not killed, or at least reduced to a temporary state of helplessness, in the terrible somersault turned by the car?
28093	Why all these dastardly tricks?"
28093	Why delay these confidences and confessions, my dear Lupin?...
28093	Why did he throw his fur coat there; then, on another day, his cap; then, on another day, his goggles?
28093	Why did you let him come up?
28093	Why do that, instead of putting her inside, or flinging her into some corner, dead, just as the man was flung under the brambles in the ditch?
28093	Why do you refuse them?
28093	Why everything?
28093	Why had Lupin insisted on this meeting?
28093	Why not this evening?...
28093	Why not to- morrow?"
28093	Why not wait till next day, seeing that the ruffian was as safe within the demesne as between the walls of a prison?
28093	Why should she marry one of her cousins when they were only after her money, the millions which she had inherited from her mother?
28093	Why that disturbance?
28093	Why that house- warming?
28093	Why the theft of one tapestry, followed by its recovery, followed by the theft of the twelve?
28093	Why, who says that he was the thief?
28093	Why... why, Dugrival, what are you doing?"
28093	Why?
28093	Why?
28093	Why?"
28093	Why?...
28093	Why?...
28093	With him, is it not always just the improbable and the astounding that we must look for?
28093	With what object?
28093	X EDITH SWAN- NECK"Arsène Lupin, what''s your real opinion of Inspector Ganimard?"
28093	You do n''t care about it, do you?
28093	You imagine that you will be rescued... that your friends are waiting outside?
28093	You know me, do n''t you?
28093	You know where he is hiding?"
28093	You ought to have....""What, chief?
28093	You really believe that M. Darcieux is threatened with the same danger?"
28093	You really believe....?
28093	You seem not to understand, chief?"
28093	You told me that you were connected with the detective- service.... Will you allow me to write and praise your conduct, your courage?"
28093	You wo n''t?
28093	_ The Escape of Arsène Lupin._"But then...?"
7896	''And is Master Mathias jealous?'' 7896 ''Is the old fellow over there a baron?''
7896	''What, the father neither?'' 7896 ''With the father and the son?''
7896	''Without reason?'' 7896 A casual coincidence, therefore?"
7896	A seat where you could see him?
7896	A way out into the open fields?
7896	Adolphe, is the car ready?
7896	Alone?
7896	And Madame de Gorne? 7896 And Madame de Gorne?"
7896	And confident?
7896	And did you see nothing of what happened beside the well?
7896	And do you see nothing out of the common?
7896	And he''s in love with Madame Aubrieux?
7896	And if I refuse?...
7896	And if no one comes?
7896	And if that truth conflicts with the facts observed?
7896	And is it over, as far as I''m concerned? 7896 And it all amounts to what?"
7896	And it is quite impossible for that clock to have kept going for twenty years without being wound up?
7896	And it strikes you as awfully dangerous, I suppose?
7896	And it was my finger- prints that were found on the bottle in M. Guillaume''s pantry?
7896	And she slept?
7896	And suppose I refuse to speak?
7896	And suppose she wakes of her own accord?
7896	And suppose you are wrong?
7896	And that Jacques Aubrieux was not feeling very well and was proposing not to take his usual cycle- ride but to stay at home and sleep?
7896	And the murder was committed when?
7896	And the nurse who watches her?
7896	And the second objection?
7896	And the second time?
7896	And then?
7896	And this one strikes you as obscure?
7896	And to do this?
7896	And were n''t you frightened?
7896	And what are your intentions?
7896	And what conclusion did you draw?
7896	And what does Jacques Aubrieux say in his defence?
7896	And what is the reason?
7896	And where''s the body?
7896	And with what object?
7896	And yet,stammered Hortense, without daring to raise her voice,"no one has entered the house?"
7896	And you all three went to the cinema together?
7896	And you were afraid of finding something else?
7896	And you were all sitting together?
7896	And you will follow it up, wo n''t you? 7896 And you''ll tell him what?"
7896	And you?
7896	And you?
7896	And, if the good lady carries me off, what am I to do?
7896	Answer me, will you? 7896 Are n''t you afraid?"
7896	Are they taking them to the manor- house?
7896	Are you as certain of it as all that?
7896	Are you going to read your papers?
7896	Are you prepared to sign the written text of your confession?
7896	Are you ready to confess everything?
7896	Are you satisfied with me?
7896	Are you satisfied?
7896	Are you still determined to run away with me?
7896	Are you sure that they will venture?...
7896	Are you very anxious that I should?
7896	Are you wanting anything in particular, madam?
7896	Are you watching for those two?
7896	Arrested? 7896 At Pompignat station, where I came from?
7896	But Jean Louis Vaurois?
7896	But by what right, sir? 7896 But do you know me?
7896	But does n''t that one lean forward?
7896	But have you been to the police?
7896	But he came to you during the interval?
7896	But how dared you? 7896 But how did you get in here?"
7896	But if the word which you expect to hear is not spoken?
7896	But in what way?
7896	But the carriage that conveys the dead bodies?
7896	But the well... can be dragged?
7896	But what about Jean Louis?
7896	But what did he come here for?
7896	But when?
7896	But where? 7896 But why are you so certain?"
7896	But why?
7896	But you have a plan?
7896	But you must have your reasons?
7896	But your impression must have been confirmed by minor details, by things which happened to strike you as peculiar?
7896	But your two friends?
7896	But your witnesses? 7896 But, after all, monsieur, if I knew, why should I be silent?"
7896	But, though I bow to your decree, may I remind you what it was that I always believed our final adventure would be? 7896 But, though we understand the selection of the victims, how are we to explain the murders?
7896	By doubting it?
7896	By what name did he introduce himself to you?
7896	By what road?
7896	By whom? 7896 By whom?"
7896	Can I demand anything I like, however difficult and impossible?
7896	Can I go?
7896	Can I offer you my assistance? 7896 Can it be possible?"
7896	Carried off?
7896	Did he know at the time that M. Guillaume had sixty thousand francs at his place?
7896	Did n''t I hear the sound of a window?
7896	Did she write?
7896	Did what?
7896	Did you look for them?
7896	Did your husband know that?
7896	Do you mind? 7896 Do you realise who the man of the woods is?"
7896	Do you think I''m going to wait here for you for hours?
7896	Do you think he''s guilty?
7896	Do you think that this fourth- rate actor would have had all that strength and energy if it had been any other woman than Rose Andrée?
7896	Does he live far from Paris?
7896	Enquiries? 7896 For whom?
7896	Forgive me, wo n''t you?
7896	From there?
7896	From up there?
7896	From whom?
7896	From whom?
7896	Félicienne?
7896	Has he two names then?
7896	Have I not the right to receive whom I like?
7896	Have they any relations?
7896	Have you any idea?
7896	Have you anything more to say?
7896	Have you anything to say to the fact that your revolver was picked up within fifteen yards of the well?
7896	Have you ever seen him since?
7896	Have you found the answer?
7896	Have you lost something, Jacques?
7896	Have you never questioned him on this point?
7896	He looks a brute,said Hortense,"but what do you see in him that''s peculiar?"
7896	He?
7896	Here?... 7896 How can he have killed himself?"
7896	How can it have happened?
7896	How can you ask such a question? 7896 How could she possibly explain?
7896	How do I know? 7896 How do I know?"
7896	How do you know?
7896	How do you mean? 7896 How?
7896	How?
7896	I had rather wait till the afternoon: do you mind? 7896 I have a lot to do... urgent appointments....""And you deny yourself the pleasure of bringing the good news?"
7896	I? 7896 I?"
7896	If so, where is he?
7896	In Paris? 7896 In among all those infuriated people?"
7896	In that case?
7896	In what other way can one go ahead?
7896	Is it possible? 7896 Is n''t he here?"
7896	Is she sleeping well?
7896	Is that possible? 7896 Is that you, Félicienne?
7896	Is that you, madame?
7896	Jean Louis? 7896 Just the time to smoke a cigarette?"
7896	Jérôme Vignal''s château?
7896	Lucky in business?
7896	Madame Vaurois'', therefore?
7896	Mathias de Gorne?
7896	Mr. Chief- Inspector, you have some of your men outside, have n''t you?
7896	My promise?
7896	Nevertheless, suppose he recognizes by some sign that the box has been changed?
7896	Nevertheless,Rénine objected,"it is not to drive away that picture that she commits murder?"
7896	No proofs of what?
7896	No, he''s not dead, is he? 7896 Of my family?
7896	Of starving? 7896 Of what?"
7896	Oh, really? 7896 Oh, really?
7896	Oh, sir, what news have you for me? 7896 Oh?"
7896	On what evidence?
7896	Once more, who are you?
7896	Only a friend?
7896	Or to the strange coincidence between the three shots heard in the night and the three cartridges missing from your revolver?
7896	Perhaps he has fallen in love with somebody else?
7896	Proofs?
7896	Really? 7896 Restitution?"
7896	Rose Andrée?
7896	Shall we continue?
7896	Shall we send for your wife? 7896 Silent?"
7896	So there have been financial difficulties during the past few months?
7896	So this cousin killed somebody?
7896	So you really believe...?
7896	Something, you say?
7896	Still, you''re certain it''s he?
7896	Suppose we went on to the prefecture, M. Morisseau? 7896 That amounts to saying that you are going upon a supposition?"
7896	That is to say?
7896	That they may suspect something?
7896	The d''Ormevals? 7896 The reason?
7896	Then I contrived the whole affair so that Jacques Aubrieux might be accused of the crime?
7896	Then Rose Andrée...?
7896	Then he must have hidden in a corner of the living- room and waited for the return of M. de Gorne, who came after the snow?
7896	Then he''s not a respectable man?
7896	Then how can she...?
7896	Then there''s an outlet this way?
7896	Then we shall find the son at the father''s?
7896	Then what are you trying to do?
7896	Then what has become of your husband?
7896	Then what have you done?
7896	Then what made you choose me?
7896	Then what more do you want?
7896	Then, as Jacques Aubrieux was arrested the next morning, the notes ought to be there still?
7896	Then, as that plot was hatched by a husband against his wife or by a wife against her husband, you admit that Madame d''Ormeval...?
7896	Then...?
7896	There is no doubt of that?
7896	These two names, for instance?
7896	They left no traces?
7896	This house?
7896	To do?
7896	To see the examining- magistrate?
7896	To what?
7896	To whom was the letter addressed?
7896	Was it to give himself greater strength to bear this burden that M. d''Aigleroche afterwards married his victim''s widow? 7896 Was this in the morning?"
7896	We will save her, wo n''t we?
7896	Well, what do you propose to do?
7896	Well, what do_ you_ think?
7896	Well, what then? 7896 Well,"she asked, next day, not without a touch of irony,"how far have you got?
7896	Well?
7896	Well?
7896	Well?
7896	Well?
7896	What about that business with the ducks at ten francs apiece: do n''t you call that thieving?
7896	What about the locked gate?
7896	What about your running away?... 7896 What are you talking about?"
7896	What are you thinking of?
7896	What are your terms?
7896	What became of him?
7896	What did he do? 7896 What do I care?"
7896	What do you mean? 7896 What do you mean?
7896	What do you mean?
7896	What do you mean?
7896	What do you mean?
7896	What do you mean?
7896	What do you mean?
7896	What do you mean?
7896	What do you mean?
7896	What does it all mean? 7896 What does this mean?"
7896	What for?
7896	What have you decided to do?
7896	What is it that you know?
7896	What is she doing at the moment?
7896	What is there peculiar about him?
7896	What is?
7896	What letters?
7896	What other thing?
7896	What plan?
7896	What staircase?
7896	What then?
7896	What then?
7896	What then?
7896	What things?
7896	What things?
7896	What was the idea?...
7896	What was the sum stolen?
7896	What was your husband?
7896	What''s that you say?
7896	What''s that? 7896 What''s the matter, Madame d''Imbleval?"
7896	What''s the matter?
7896	What''s the meaning of this?
7896	What''s the use?
7896	What, have n''t you heard?
7896	What?
7896	What?
7896	When was the clasp stolen?
7896	Where are his footprints? 7896 Where do you come from?"
7896	Where then, monsieur?
7896	Where''s my son?
7896	Where?
7896	Where?
7896	Which way?
7896	Who are you?
7896	Who drove it?
7896	Who is he?
7896	Who is this Prince Rénine, who''s been here the last three days and whom nobody seems to know?
7896	Who told you that?
7896	Who was the victim?
7896	Why better? 7896 Why did they hide it?...
7896	Why do I interfere?
7896	Why do you come to me?
7896	Why do you laugh, M. de Lourtier? 7896 Why mix up this story with another which took place at that time?"
7896	Why not at once?
7896	Why not? 7896 Why not?"
7896	Why not?
7896	Why not?
7896	Why? 7896 Why?
7896	Why?
7896	Why?
7896	Why?
7896	Why?
7896	Will this path take us to Routot?
7896	Will you be there?
7896	Will you go down with me? 7896 With whom they could go to live?"
7896	Without delay? 7896 Would you have taken action without my bluff?"
7896	Yes, a road which joins the departmental highway three quarters of a mile from here.... And do you know where?
7896	Yes, but there was something else: that other peril...."What other peril?
7896	You are sure?
7896	You can do nothing for her, can you?
7896	You will save him, wo n''t you?
7896	You''re positive, are you not?
7896	Your application to the public prosecutor?
7896	''Eh, you do n''t want any admirers, do you Natalie?''
7896	''Why Jean Vaurois, if he''s a d''Imbleval?''
7896	''Why Louis d''Imbleval, if he''s a Vaurois?''
7896	A brute, inevitably, do n''t you agree?
7896	A friend of that woman''s?"
7896	A thin man, with a red imperial, entered:"Prince Rénine?"
7896	Abducted?
7896	Alive then?"
7896	All our plans...?"
7896	All that you were going to tell the chief?"
7896	All this is no business of ours, is it?
7896	Am I to break the pedestal and take your clasp out of the leaden sheath, soldered to the back of the pedestal, which keeps Mercury steady?"
7896	Among two millions of women who might have been selected, why Hortense?
7896	An arrant rogue, is n''t he?"
7896	And I am perfectly free... released from any scruple of conscience?..."
7896	And he reckoned on me to collect the insurance- money and send it to him?
7896	And he was there, in front of the inn, when the inspector was seeing us off?"
7896	And he: is he safe?
7896	And how were you to know that they were here at all?
7896	And is n''t everything happening exactly as in_ The Happy Princess_?
7896	And ought n''t we to think of Geneviève?"
7896	And shall we say that, at the eighth, you will be pledged to grant me....""What?"
7896	And suddenly she rushed at Rénine, stammering:"He is arrested?...
7896	And then is it credible that a man who has committed a murder for the sake of sixty thousand francs should do away with the money in this way?
7896	And then, even if I had not discovered anything, do you think that I should not have guessed, in the first few minutes?
7896	And they are going to commit the infamy of putting him to death?
7896	And they left it drawn out to its full length.... That''s odd.... What does it mean?"
7896	And what chance have we of finding the place-- some inaccessible retreat-- where the poor thing is dying of misery and starvation?"
7896	And what duty, pray?"
7896	And when?"
7896	And where had they seen that abandoned hovel?
7896	And which of them has the thought of murder hidden in his heart?
7896	And why should she lie?
7896	And why?"
7896	And with what object?"
7896	And you accuse me of committing this theft do n''t you?"
7896	And you were there just now?...
7896	And you would have me say nothing?
7896	And you yourself, madame?"
7896	And your proofs?"
7896	And, as they are innocent.... For they are innocent, are n''t they?
7896	And, like all great discoveries, it came quite by chance, what?
7896	Anything mysterious?
7896	Anything thrilling?"
7896	Are n''t you taking a lot for granted?"
7896	Are we to sacrifice her?
7896	Are you Madame Pancaldi?"
7896	Are you asleep?"
7896	Are you satisfied?"
7896	Are you thinking that it might be... in the pedestal?"
7896	Are you unwell?"
7896	As they were stepping into his car, he asked the young man:"Do you know any small, unfrequented restaurant, not too far inside Paris?"
7896	At any rate, why should she refuse, seeing that the terms of the contract had not been fulfilled?
7896	Aymard and beg her once more to forgive me?"
7896	Bang, bang, bang?
7896	Because I have accused you?"
7896	Besides, you do n''t suppose that he''s keeping her a prisoner?"
7896	But Hortense went up to Rénine:"Why do you say that?"
7896	But did you remain unconscious all the way?"
7896	But hang it all, who could have expected this?
7896	But have n''t we a saucepan?
7896	But how could we have guessed...?"
7896	But how did she entice the unfortunate women?
7896	But then the dagger... how did you come to have it...?
7896	But then what''s the meaning of the footprints around the well and the presence of that revolver and those three shots?"
7896	But what are you doing, dear girl?"
7896	But what did it matter?
7896	But when one is one''s self the victim and barely escapes with one''s life?...
7896	But who, in the devil''s name, can the ruffian be?...
7896	But why?"
7896	But, all the same, is your supposition based on facts that justify it?"
7896	But, if so, how did Pancaldi come to give you this statuette?"
7896	But, if so, why feel any remorse?
7896	But, just as Rénine was opening the door, there was a noise in the passage and the manager ran up, waving his arms:"Is M. Dutreuil still here?...
7896	But, just as they were leaving the room, one of the inspector''s men came rushing in:"Have you seen him?"
7896	Ca n''t you make a more definite accusation?"
7896	Camouflage contrived by whom?"
7896	Can that charming creature be the wife of that clod- hopper?''
7896	Confess, ca n''t you?
7896	Confess, wo n''t you?
7896	Confusion?
7896	Dalbrèque gave his adversary a long look:"Who are you?"
7896	Dalbrèque leant over the terrace and muttered an oath:"On the watch for me?"
7896	Dalbrèque stepped back, at once assuming the defensive:"What do you want?
7896	Dead perhaps?...
7896	Deputy?"
7896	Deputy?"
7896	Did n''t you hear the three shots which were heard by almost every one in the village?"
7896	Did this indicate a sixth murder?
7896	Did you find them at my place as you said you would?"
7896	Did you fire those shots?"
7896	Do n''t you think that we shall learn something then of the accomplice whom I accuse them of having and of the connection between the two cases?"
7896	Do you consent?"
7896	Do you deny it, sir?"
7896	Do you hear that, Louis?
7896	Do you intend to claim your rights under a certain insurance- policy?"
7896	Do you know my name?"
7896	Do you mean that you have understood it?
7896	Do you mean to say that you understand it?"
7896	Do you mean to say you want to waste any more time over that old story?
7896	Do you suppose...?"
7896	Do you think that Dutreuil will fall into the trap?"
7896	Do you think that they wo n''t cling like grim death to the liberty which I''m giving them?
7896	Do you think they''re going back to it?
7896	Do you understand?"
7896	Do you want me to save you?"
7896	Does she suffer at all?"
7896	Does that suit you?"
7896	Dudouis?"
7896	Dutreuil looked at him:"Somewhere else?"
7896	Dutreuil?"
7896	Ermelin knows Madame de Gorne; and it will be a satisfaction to me to relieve her mind, for there''s nothing wrong at the manor- house, I hope?"
7896	Faltering with anxiety, she asked:"It''s all up, is n''t it?"
7896	For he is innocent, is he not?"
7896	For how is the man to live, to obtain his food, without attracting attention?
7896	For instance, your friend Dalbrèque, eh?
7896	For the past two years, she has been sleeping?"
7896	For we shall see M. Dudouis at the prefecture, shall we not?"
7896	For you, you mean?"
7896	For, after all, the two mothers were there... they saw the woman weeping... they questioned her.... And then, I repeat, what interest had she...?"
7896	For, after all, what have I done?
7896	Georges, Georges darling, why do you keep me waiting?
7896	Had n''t you your friend Jacques Aubrieux''s motor- cycle?"
7896	Has it been so to- day?"
7896	Have you had a pleasant ride with Rénine?"
7896	Have you made a good bag?
7896	Have you made up your mind to speak?"
7896	He asked:"And how could he have left his father''s house?"
7896	He bowed to her, kissed her hand and said:"May I remind you of your kind promise, dear madame?"
7896	He drew the inspector aside:"Well, what do you say to it?
7896	He got up and opened it:"Is it you?...
7896	He listened again:"The secretary to the head of the criminal investigation department?
7896	He nodded his head in assent:"Got him?
7896	He pointed to Jean Louis:"Whose son is this gentleman?
7896	He pushed back his decanter and his glass of sherry and said:"What''s this you''re telling me?
7896	He went up to Jean Louis and, in a low voice, asked:"Are they well off?"
7896	Her version?
7896	Herminie, Boulevard Haussmann?
7896	Holding the receiver in his hand, he turned to Gaston Dutreuil:"I can ask some one to come here, I suppose?
7896	Hortense stared at him in amazement:"What on earth do you mean?"
7896	Hortense was confounded:"What are you saying?
7896	Hortense whispered:"Then you know?
7896	Hortense, greatly excited, said:"Are you really sure that there has been a murder and that the murder was done by some one belonging to the house?"
7896	How are we to trace her?
7896	How can I tell?
7896	How could he doubt the story?
7896	How could he have left them where they were?"
7896	How did she entice Hortense?"
7896	How did you get in?"
7896	How do you explain it?..."
7896	How do you make out that he set it on fire, seeing that he never left us?"
7896	How is she?"
7896	How should he do otherwise?
7896	How the deuce did he manage to set the thing alight?"
7896	How was it I never thought of that?
7896	How was it that I did not draw an inference at once?
7896	How were you able to manage it all?"
7896	How?
7896	I am entitled not to keep my promise, which, moreover, I never made, but which in any case falls to the ground?...
7896	I ask you, how?"
7896	I do n''t think you are in the least likely.... What sort of clasp is it?..."
7896	I found the notes, did I, and kept them for myself?
7896	I know nothing about it....''"You were challenging me, were you not, and you set me that condition because it was one which I could not fulfil?
7896	I presume that this is not M. Vignal''s intention and that he does not mean to bring a charge against him?"
7896	I simply declare that some one came there last night....""By which way?
7896	I suppose you want me to make it a round sum?
7896	I thought it was a jest; and so it was, was n''t it: a madwoman''s jest?
7896	I was with the sergeant this morning when he was pursuing his investigations, was n''t I, sergeant?
7896	If Frédéric Astaing had taken away only five letters, what had become of the sixth?
7896	If he comes too near, it means a bullet, eh, Mathias?''
7896	If he had really wanted it, he would have left me; and what could I have done?
7896	If not, why are you here instead of there?"
7896	If the hiding- place was such a good one-- and it was, because we never discovered it-- why this useless destruction?"
7896	Impossible to identify the children?
7896	Impossible to tell one from the other?
7896	Impressed by his power and authority, she murmured:"Who are you exactly?"
7896	Imprisoned?
7896	In a rather bantering tone, he asked:"Does your thinking enable you to tell us the exact spot where M. Mathias de Gorne is at this moment?"
7896	In a word, if she chose-- and she must have chosen-- what directed her choice?"
7896	Inevitable confusion?
7896	Inspector, would you like_ me_ to make the accusation more definite, as conveyed by this gentleman''s remarks?
7896	Is it a rival incensed by my good luck, who wants in his turn to benefit by the clasp?
7896	Is it that tall man over there, smoking his cigar?
7896	Is it that young, fair- haired woman, rocking herself and laughing?
7896	Is it you?"
7896	Is n''t Dalbrèque dominated by the memory of it?
7896	Is n''t that so?"
7896	Is our whole existence to be shipwrecked in horror and must our name be coupled with this tragedy of madness and blood?"
7896	Is that the Prefecture of police?
7896	Is that you, Lucienne?
7896	Is there any hope?"
7896	Is your excellency prepared to tell me that the lady with the hatchet is not a madwoman?"
7896	It has never betrayed me; and you expect me to betray it?
7896	It was all in the right key: terror,_ tremolo_, tears....""Is it possible?"
7896	It''s about Jacques Aubrieux, is n''t it?"
7896	Jacques Aubrieux condemned to die?
7896	Jacques Aubrieux killed one of his near relations, did n''t he?"
7896	Jacques?
7896	Just one question: where did you get the woman''s address?"
7896	Let''s have some lunch, shall we?"
7896	Livid in the face, he spluttered:"Are you going to inform the police?"
7896	Look here, you are n''t going to be obstinate, what?
7896	M. Dutreuil will take us up, wo n''t you?"
7896	M. Morisseau, will you give orders to the sergeant not to let him out of his sight and to blow out his brains if he tries to get away?
7896	M. d''Aigleroche gave a start:"Do you know the amount?"
7896	M. de Lourtier briefly presented his visitor and asked his wife:"Suzanne, is this express message from you?"
7896	M. de Lourtier- Vaneau examined his visitor closely and, with a touch of irony, asked:"And the result of your meditations...?"
7896	M. de Lourtier- Vaneau started:"Lunatics?
7896	Madame Astaing had made a convulsive effort to ward off the insult with a jest; and she sniggered:"A wretched creature?
7896	Madame Pancaldi was the first to yield and did so with a sudden outburst of rage against her husband:"Well, confess, ca n''t you?...
7896	Madame d''Imbleval''s?"
7896	Make her stop, ca n''t you?"
7896	May I repeat your words, not one of which I have forgotten?
7896	Milk fresh from the cow...."And, putting down the tray, she continued:"Are n''t you afraid, Rose, of the chill of the night air?
7896	Moreover, how could he do so, now that they had forced their way into the privacy of his odious existence?
7896	Murder his cousin?
7896	Murdered?"
7896	Must we not admit a certain complicity?"
7896	My son?
7896	Name them: what do you demand?"
7896	Need I give you any further proofs or examine all the other details with you?
7896	No change?
7896	Not you; eh?
7896	Now in what did that choice consist?
7896	Oh dear, oh dear, what have we done to be tortured like this?
7896	Oh, by the way....""What is it?"
7896	Oh, just one more question: do you know the man''s name?"
7896	On the day of the murder, did Gaston Dutreuil come to your house?"
7896	On the other hand, as her sleep was once more disturbed, might she not be tempted to take action without waiting for the appointed moment?
7896	Or had they before them, contrary to their expectations, the very couple of whom they were in search?
7896	Or perhaps the lady contemplates making away with her husband?"
7896	Or were they both in love with each other and did M. d''Aigleroche plan with her to kill his first wife and the husband of his second wife?
7896	Out of fear?
7896	Perhaps you''re expecting your sweetheart?"
7896	Prince Rénine, I believe?"
7896	Prison?
7896	Proofs?
7896	Proofs?
7896	Proofs?
7896	Rénine and Hortense gazed at the pair of them: and Hortense whispered:"And she''s supposed to have killed him for that?
7896	Rénine beckoned to his chauffeur, who was waiting at some little distance, and pushed Gaston Dutreuil into the car, asking:"What address?
7896	Rénine bent over her and said:"Do you mind if we go over the case from the beginning?
7896	Rénine finished her sentence for her,"Until the moment when they came and told you, I suppose?"
7896	Rénine hustled M. de Lourtier into the car:"What address?"
7896	Rénine interrupted himself and went up to M. de Lourtier- Vaneau:"What''s the matter, your excellency?
7896	Rénine once more blocked the way:"Where are you going?"
7896	Rénine rose and asked the girl, seriously:"Are you quite certain that he loves you, mademoiselle?"
7896	Rénine thought for a moment and asked:"What is the other one''s name?"
7896	Rénine turned to Hortense:"Do you understand my plan of battle?"
7896	Rénine turned to the two women:"That is your opinion too, I am sure, ladies?"
7896	Rénine went back to the two women in the coffee- room and Hortense at once said:"It was you who carried him off, was n''t it?
7896	Rénine, however, said to Gaston Dutreuil:"So far as I remember, the numbers of the notes are known, are n''t they?"
7896	Rénine, who had asked Hortense several questions to which she had replied only in monosyllables, protested:"What''s the matter with you, my child?
7896	Shall I ever forget it?...
7896	She murmured:"A counterweight?...
7896	She protested eagerly, with a forced laugh:"What is all this?
7896	She seemed dumbfounded:"Then you confess it?"
7896	She seemed surprised and replied:"What is it, monsieur?
7896	She was grateful for his respect and said, laughingly:"What do I demand?"
7896	She was staggering and very pale; and she said, in a faint voice:"Are we going?
7896	She whispered:"Why did you let the woman go?
7896	Six months afterwards, you became Madame Pancaldi.... That is your whole story, is it not, told in a few sentences?
7896	So I am free, am I not?
7896	So he tried to pass himself off as dead?
7896	So it was I whom the neighbours saw going and returning on the motor- cycle?"
7896	So you will be able to show me?..."
7896	Still motionless with stupefaction, her features drawn, she stammered:"You know who I am?...
7896	Supposing that she ran away: did the wide world contain a retreat in which she would be safe from his pursuit?
7896	That is your idea, sir, is it not?
7896	That''s it, is n''t it?
7896	That''s why, wishing to be present at the hearing, I found a corner in a little private room....""You were there?
7896	The car was rushing along, but not fast enough to please Rénine, who rated the chauffeur:"Push her along, Adolphe, ca n''t you?...
7896	The count resumed his seat at the table, with his hands clutching his forehead, and asked:"Then why...?"
7896	The deputy appeared dumfounded:"But, really, monsieur, who are you?
7896	The infuriated deputy advanced to meet him:"Who are you?"
7896	The insurance- policy in favour of the survivor?
7896	The mother stammered:"He''s not guilty, is he, sir?
7896	The motive of the crime?
7896	The next moment she shuddered and said:"It''s two scarecrows, is n''t it, both stuck up on the top?
7896	The only proof?"
7896	The other started and, to some extent dropping his mask, retorted:"What are your conditions?"
7896	The sixty thousand francs?
7896	The son of the widowed Madame d''Imbleval and the late merchant- captain or the son of the widowed Madame Vaurois and the late commercial traveller?
7896	The thing to- day....""Is what?"
7896	The whole story of two people who would have remained honest members of society, if they had been able to resist that casual temptation?...
7896	Then he asked:"Was I right in coming?"
7896	Then it was you who hid him last night?
7896	Then what could she do against him?
7896	Then where can Mathias de Gorne be?"
7896	Then who?...
7896	Then, defeated and suddenly resigned, he said, more distinctly:"You insist?..."
7896	There''s one in particular...."The deputy- procurator stated it at once:"And what became of M. de Gorne in all this?"
7896	There''s only one fault, a very slight one: perhaps you''ve not noticed it?"
7896	They will put Dalbrèque out of the way... and then?
7896	They wo n''t be talking about this all over the district?"
7896	They wo n''t know....""Where to find him?
7896	Though you did not even shake hands with her, I presume that Madame d''Ormeval is your friend?"
7896	Thérèse darted forward:"Where are you going?"
7896	Turning a little pale, he said:"What do you mean?
7896	Unfortunately, you have forgotten a point of the first importance: what became of Mathias de Gorne?
7896	Unless we go for a stroll?..."
7896	Vignal?"
7896	Was I to continue my expeditions with you?
7896	Was I to stay in Paris?
7896	Was M. d''Aigleroche penniless?
7896	Was he not bound to go to it?
7896	Was it her duty to support his statements?
7896	Was it interesting?"
7896	Was it not probable that the horrible business would be repeated in accordance with the murderer''s secret intentions?
7896	Was nothing known of it at the time?"
7896	Was she too killed and thrown down the well like her husband?"
7896	Was the woman he was taking as his second wife rich?
7896	Was there any reason why I should put Mathias de Gorne off the scent?
7896	Was this not the reason why she had locked herself into her room?
7896	Was this suggestion accidental?
7896	We are sure, are we not, that the Christian names of all the victims offer the same peculiarities?
7896	We must n''t give warning of our presence, must we, M. de Lourtier?
7896	We shall be quite undisturbed?"
7896	Were you satisfied with her statement?"
7896	What about the bank- notes?
7896	What are the symptoms of her madness?
7896	What are you asking?"
7896	What can a man like that be in real life?
7896	What can we ask of him?
7896	What clues have you to go by?"
7896	What did I tell you?
7896	What did he intend to convey?
7896	What did he mean?
7896	What do outward appearances matter?
7896	What do they want with me?...
7896	What do you intend to do?"
7896	What do you mean?"
7896	What do you say?"
7896	What do you think I know?"
7896	What does it matter what any one saw or did not see?
7896	What game was he playing?
7896	What gave you the right?"
7896	What happened?"
7896	What has happened?
7896	What have you done?"
7896	What is he referring to?"
7896	What more do you want?"
7896	What resistance would Gaston Dutreuil offer?
7896	What right have you...?"
7896	What sort of a life would Geneviève have had here, between Madame d''Imbleval and Madame Vaurois?
7896	What was Prince Rénine going to do?
7896	What was his name and what the survivor''s?...
7896	What was the motive of that marriage?
7896	What was the purport of this offer which he made so seriously, like a friend who asks nothing but to prove his devotion?
7896	What was the quality, or the defect, or the sign needed to induce the lady with the hatchet to strike?
7896	What would be the outcome of the experiment on which he was venturing?
7896	What would be the outcome of this criminal love for a thief and murderer?"
7896	What would she say when she realized that she was a prisoner in my hands?...
7896	What you are saying to yourself is,''How far does that lover of adventures want to make me go?
7896	What''s that to me?"
7896	What''s the matter?"
7896	What''s the use of millions?
7896	What?
7896	When they told him what had happened, he burst out laughing:"Three shots?
7896	Where are the notes?
7896	Where do you come from?"
7896	Where does Madame Aubrieux live?"
7896	Where does she live?"
7896	Where had they seen that pool before, with the willows overhanging it?
7896	Where have you hidden it?...
7896	Where is he?
7896	Where is she?"
7896	Where is the cottage?"
7896	Where?"
7896	Which of those people yonder is threatened?
7896	Which way did he go?"
7896	Who are you, after all?
7896	Who brought them here?
7896	Who carried them up there?"
7896	Who contrived this business?
7896	Who could have killed at that distance of eight hundred yards, except an expert shot, an ardent sportsman?
7896	Who gave you the address?"
7896	Who is he?
7896	Who is it?
7896	Who sent you here?
7896	Who stole the fifty- franc note from my dressing- table?
7896	Who urged you to take action?
7896	Who will release her?"
7896	Who would have abducted me?
7896	Why Hortense Daniel rather than another?
7896	Why Miss Williamson?
7896	Why do n''t we see him?
7896	Why does she fix that period at so many days?
7896	Why had he not protested?
7896	Why indeed should they have attracted our attention?
7896	Why kill these women rather than any others?
7896	Why little Vernisset?
7896	Why mix up the two stories?"
7896	Why should I?
7896	Why should one victim ensure her a hundred and twenty days of sleep and another a hundred and twenty- five?
7896	Why should she defend herself and how?
7896	Why should she tell a lie?..."
7896	Why should the murderer choose this flat to hide them in?
7896	Why this victim rather than that?"
7896	Why, if there were n''t any others, would that not be enough for you?"
7896	Why?
7896	Why?
7896	Why?
7896	Why?"
7896	Will M. Dutreuil come with us?"
7896	Will that give us Rose Andrée?"
7896	Will you accept its decree and agree to carry out seven more of these delightful enterprises with me, during a period, for instance, of three months?
7896	Will you do this?"
7896	Will you wait for me in your flat about lunch- time?"
7896	Will you?
7896	With what object?"
7896	Wo n''t they catch him again?"
7896	Would he arrive in time?
7896	Would you care to see it?"
7896	Would you like to make the experiment?"
7896	Would you mind giving him the holster of my revolver?
7896	You agree, M. d''Aigleroche, do you not?...
7896	You are speaking of a cousin of my uncle''s?
7896	You can see that for yourself, ca n''t you?
7896	You continue to follow me, do n''t you, M. de Lourtier?
7896	You dare make such an infamous suggestion?"
7896	You do n''t admit that they are guilty, any more than I do?"
7896	You had seen her beforehand?"
7896	You had the audacity?..."
7896	You heard what I was saying...?"
7896	You know what it''s all about?"
7896	You mean, do n''t you, a certain lack of balance?
7896	You never can tell: that may be the gentleman who proposes to do away with his wife?
7896	You say the bank- notes were hidden in M. Dutreuil''s flat?"
7896	You understand me, M. de Lourtier, do you not?
7896	You understand now, do n''t you?
7896	You were n''t able to get in, I suppose?"
7896	You will, Rénine, wo n''t you?"
7896	You will, wo n''t you, Rénine?...
7896	You''re there, and you want me to come to you, do n''t you?
7896	You''ve discovered...?"
7896	Your evidence?
7896	d''Ormeval?
4014	''Arsene Lupin?''
4014	555 Central: would you like to telephone to her?
4014	A gentleman in the prime of life and a younger one?
4014	A great friend? 4014 A mistake?"
4014	A thief-- you?
4014	A time- table-- where''s a time- table?
4014	A tradesman? 4014 About Guerchard?"
4014	Actually in his own house?
4014	Against Lupin, or against the Duke of Charmerace?
4014	Ah, and the pendant was on the bureau?
4014	All of them?
4014	And De Relzieres? 4014 And have you got it on you?"
4014	And if I were not the man you believe?
4014	And if she knows everything? 4014 And putting me out of the question?"
4014	And suppose he does arrest me?
4014	And the Duke-- he''s not back from his ride yet, is he?
4014	And the coronet too?
4014	And the house next door?
4014	And the key? 4014 And the paper- knives?"
4014	And there was nobody there to help you repair it?
4014	And these jewels and wedding presents-- have they been stolen too?
4014	And they were a nasty- looking crew, were they?
4014	And to- day?
4014	And were you in the service of M. Genlis then?
4014	And were you tied up and gagged on the landing, or in here?
4014	And what did you expect? 4014 And what good is it to us?
4014	And where was the screen?
4014	And where were you?
4014	And where''s the coronet?
4014	And you wo n''t steal any more?
4014	And you''ve made up your mind to arrest her?
4014	And you''ve seen her?
4014	And your second conviction?
4014	Anything else?
4014	Are there no scraps of torn clothes, no blood- stains, no traces of murder, nothing of interest?
4014	Are they caporal?
4014	Are they coming this way?
4014	Are you afraid?
4014	Are you coming, Jacques?
4014	Are you going to do it? 4014 Are you never going to change?
4014	Are you on their track? 4014 Are you sure it''s the real one?"
4014	Are you sure you do n''t suspect me?
4014	Are you there?
4014	Are you there?
4014	Are you there?
4014	Arsene Lupin? 4014 Arsene Lupin?"
4014	As one of your men?
4014	At what time?
4014	Awake? 4014 Be?"
4014	But are you sure it was him?
4014	But are you sure it''s there now?
4014	But do I look quite ruffian enough?
4014	But do n''t you understand that, since I have n''t telephoned, she''ll come here?
4014	But have you no relations-- no friends?
4014	But he has done better than that lately.... Why do n''t you speak of that?
4014	But how can I go? 4014 But how did you get into it?
4014	But how many are there?
4014	But how?
4014	But if Guerchard arrests me?
4014	But if nobody knows him, how did they learn that?
4014	But it was a hoax, was n''t it?
4014	But it''s like him?
4014	But since she has disappeared?
4014	But surely they shook hands?
4014	But the Duke?
4014	But the accomplice?
4014	But the footprint under the book?
4014	But the inkstand and the paper- knife must be from the Faubourg Saint- Germain, and well on the shabby side?
4014	But this card--"Has it a telephone?
4014	But what about you?
4014	But what have I done?
4014	But what is it we''re going to do?
4014	But what made you think that?
4014	But what was the reason of the duel?
4014	But where are the cars? 4014 But who is he?"
4014	But why?
4014	But will he dare to?
4014	But will you... will you shake hands just for the last time?
4014	But you know the little inn half- way between the railway station and the chateau? 4014 But-- but-- this card?"
4014	Ca n''t you be serious about anything?
4014	Ca n''t you remember?
4014	Call?
4014	Can I have missed my true career?
4014	Can you arrest me? 4014 Can you do it?"
4014	Can you hear me clearly? 4014 Changed?"
4014	Charolais?
4014	Come, do you mean to say that you know where she is?
4014	Corporal? 4014 DO you?"
4014	Dead? 4014 Dear boy?"
4014	Did I hear you call?
4014	Did n''t you catch this young Bernard Charolais with this case in his hands, your Grace?
4014	Did n''t you hear any noise at the front door?
4014	Did n''t you hear any noise of a struggle, as if somebody was being dragged about-- no screaming or crying?
4014	Did n''t you hear the noise of footsteps in the garden?
4014	Did n''t you order two prison- vans?
4014	Did n''t you say it was in the left- hand corner of the little room on the right?
4014	Did you come into the hall while we were out in the garden, Alfred?
4014	Did you get M. Formery to sign a little warrant?
4014	Did you know that trick, Guerchard? 4014 Did you recognize them?"
4014	Did you see the police in charge of it? 4014 Did you see their faces?"
4014	Do I look as if I were bluffing, you fools?
4014	Do I remember?
4014	Do I sound like a burglar?
4014	Do n''t what?
4014	Do you accept?
4014	Do you feel faint?
4014	Do you know this photograph of his Grace, mademoiselle?
4014	Do you mean that you refuse to come?
4014	Do you mean to tell us straight out that you''ve seen her?
4014	Do you pity the young rogue?
4014	Do you really mean to say that it has n''t thrown you off the track too?
4014	Do you really mean to say you''re not going home to bed, Jacques?
4014	Do you really think that she''s the accomplice?
4014	Do you see these doors? 4014 Do you still cling to that notion?"
4014	Do you think I can put full confidence in Guerchard?
4014	Do you think he''d dare?
4014	Do you think humourists are trying to live with?
4014	Do you think it''s my object in life to swell the Rockefeller millions? 4014 Do you think it''s quite safe to stand there, at least with your back to the hearth?
4014	Do you think it''s wise?
4014	Do you think so?
4014	Do you want to be recognized, you great idiot?
4014	Do you?
4014	Do you?
4014	Does Lupin always work with accomplices?
4014	Does he?
4014	Does n''t it strike you that it''s just a trifle light?
4014	Empty... but your coronet?
4014	Firmin-- where''s Firmin?
4014	Fly?
4014	For how many, miss?
4014	Found what?
4014	Frightened? 4014 Go to her?
4014	Gone for a ride with the two Du Buits? 4014 Gone?
4014	Good Lord!--and then?
4014	Good- natured? 4014 Greenish- pink?
4014	Guerchard? 4014 Guerchard?"
4014	Had n''t we better have it broken open and be done with it?
4014	Have all of you got your things packed for the journey to Paris? 4014 Have n''t you got it?"
4014	Have n''t you noticed it before?
4014	Have you been long in the service of Mademoiselle Gournay- Martin?
4014	Have you ever been alone-- alone in the world? 4014 Have you found anything?"
4014	Have you noticed this, sir?
4014	Have you?
4014	He did n''t leave word for you?
4014	He left the handkerchief?
4014	Her complete liberty? 4014 Honourable?"
4014	How can anything be shabby in the case of a rogue like this?
4014	How could I? 4014 How did he learn that the doctor said that she would recover her wits at ten o''clock?
4014	How do you expect the lift to come up if the doors are open?
4014	How do you know that?
4014	How do you mean?
4014	How is one to work with subordinates like this?
4014	How long has Mademoiselle Kritchnoff been gone?
4014	How long has Mademoiselle Kritchnoff been in your service, Mademoiselle?
4014	How many were there, Madame Victoire?
4014	How on earth did you get into it?
4014	How, no title?
4014	How?
4014	I ask if you know where Sonia Kritchnoff is?
4014	I ca n''t help it-- what about it?
4014	I did not know that that was Guerchard''s theory?
4014	I offer you--"You offer me?
4014	I suppose he had accomplices in the house itself?
4014	I''m sure of it,said Guerchard, with decision; then he added slowly, with a perplexed air:"But how-- how-- could she get that forged permit?"
4014	I''ve startled you, have I? 4014 IS my tie crooked?"
4014	If I were a thief? 4014 If I were not an honest man?"
4014	If I were not the Duke of Charmerace?
4014	If I''d known about your break- down in your car last night, I should have hesitated about asking you--"A break- down?
4014	If this letter is n''t a hoax--"Hoax?
4014	In motoring dress?
4014	In what shape? 4014 In which of them did you put Victoire?
4014	Indeed? 4014 Intact?
4014	Is M. Formery coming back?
4014	Is everything packed?
4014	Is it serious-- is it real love, dearie?
4014	Is it the same chalk?
4014	Is it to you I owe it? 4014 Is it you who are making all this noise?"
4014	Is it?
4014	Is n''t he a wonder?
4014	Is n''t it bad enough to wait and wait, without your croaking like a scared crow?
4014	Is n''t it beautiful?
4014	Is n''t it there?
4014	Is n''t your beautiful Duke coming to have tea with us?
4014	Is that so?
4014	Is that true? 4014 Is there a dining- car on the train?
4014	Is there any news?
4014	Is there any way I can help you, sir?
4014	Is this the scene of the robbery, inspector?
4014	It was? 4014 It''s a tradesman; am I to detain him?"
4014	It''s your charming name, is n''t it?
4014	Laugh?
4014	Like? 4014 Lupin-- why Lupin?"
4014	Lupin? 4014 Lupin?
4014	Lupin?
4014	M. Formery''s orders?
4014	M. Guerchard''s permission?
4014	Mademoiselle Kritchnoff?
4014	Me, sir? 4014 Me?
4014	Me? 4014 Me?"
4014	My having to repair the car myself?
4014	Never mind, what if it is? 4014 Nice?
4014	No, no, where were you when you came into the room?
4014	No... but it''s possible... some one may have... have you felt in the pockets of it? 4014 No?
4014	Nobody else? 4014 Not the Duke?"
4014	Nothing? 4014 Nothing?"
4014	Now what on earth has your father''s rheumatism got to do with your being Duchess of Charmerace?
4014	Now, how do you know that?
4014	Now, papa, are you going to motor to Paris in a thin coat and linen waistcoat? 4014 Now, where did I see a time- table?"
4014	Of Lupin?
4014	Of what?
4014	Oh, come, you do n''t really believe that Lupin is coming to- night?
4014	Oh, did they?
4014	Oh, has he?
4014	Oh, has he?
4014	Oh, have you?
4014	Oh, is it?
4014	Oh, it''s you, Germaine.... Good morning.... Oh, yes, I had a good night-- excellent, thank you.... You want to speak to me presently? 4014 Oh, what is it, your Grace?"
4014	Oh, why is n''t there a photographer here? 4014 Oh, will you show me exactly where it stood?"
4014	Oh? 4014 On all fours?"
4014	On me?
4014	On the roof? 4014 On your word of honour?"
4014	Only a year?
4014	Princesse de Vernan-- Duchesse de Vauvieuse-- Marquess-- Marchioness? 4014 Quarrelling?"
4014	Ready?
4014	Really? 4014 Romantic?
4014	See? 4014 Sha n''t I admit the Duke of Charmerace?
4014	Shabby?
4014	Shall I carry them for you?
4014	Shall I come with you? 4014 Shall I order tea for them?"
4014	Shall I send for him, sir?
4014	Shall I stay with you?
4014	Shall I telephone to Sonia, or shall I not? 4014 Shall I write Arsene?"
4014	She was going out?
4014	Since half- past nine? 4014 So... you''re going to arrest her... you''re going to arrest her?"
4014	Sonia, but why did you say she was a thief? 4014 Sonia?
4014	Sonia? 4014 Stolen?
4014	Stolen? 4014 Suppose we telephone to Justin at the Passy house?"
4014	Sure?
4014	Surely you never thought that Mademoiselle Kritchnoff had anything to do with Arsene Lupin?
4014	Take me?
4014	That''s exactly what his cousin Madame de Relzieres said to me the other day at the At Home she gave in my honour-- wasn''t it, Sonia?
4014	The Duke of Charmerace? 4014 The Republican Law, M. Formery?
4014	The chalk?
4014	The concierge?
4014	The coup was fixed for midnight.... Where can he be?
4014	The empty case?
4014	The paper- knives?
4014	Then Guerchard understood-- he recognized you?
4014	Then I suppose I''d better send the other prison- van away?
4014	Then how do you explain her disappearance?
4014	Then what?
4014	Then where on earth have you been?
4014	Then why did they chase you last night?
4014	Then why, in the devil''s name, have you left the doors open?
4014	Then you heard no noise at all the whole night?
4014	There are one or two questions--"Will you allow me?
4014	There was a lot of philanthropy about his robbing papa, was n''t there?
4014	This interesting affair is to be over by midnight, is n''t it?
4014	This way? 4014 To- night?"
4014	Was it a hoax three years ago?
4014	Was it before the fireplace?
4014	Was n''t Relzieres a great friend of your fiance at one time?
4014	Was n''t that reason enough? 4014 Was n''t that the financier who doubled his fortune at the expense of a heap of poor wretches and ruined two thousand people?"
4014	Was n''t there a quarter- to- nine train?
4014	Well then, my dear girl, what are you complaining about? 4014 Well, M. Formery, did Mademoiselle Kritchnoff throw any fresh light on this mystery?"
4014	Well, M. Guerchard,he said cheerfully,"what luck?
4014	Well, but-- but why did the Duke tell me so?
4014	Well, have you done bleeding me?
4014	Well, have you found the key?
4014	Well, have you recovered from your adventure?
4014	Well, what are you doing here? 4014 Well, what is it you want?"
4014	Well, why the devil do n''t you tell us where she is? 4014 Well, you understand the position, do n''t you, your Grace?"
4014	Well,said the Duke, in a tone of cutting irony,"what new game is this?
4014	Well? 4014 Well?"
4014	Well?
4014	Well?
4014	Well?
4014	Went off in the two cars?
4014	Were the motor- cars the only things stolen? 4014 What DO you mean?"
4014	What about her?
4014	What about it?
4014	What am I talking about?
4014	What are their names?
4014	What are you laughing at?
4014	What are you looking at so curiously? 4014 What are you sitting there for?
4014	What became of the fair- haired lady?
4014	What chance has a silly child like that got, when we really start questioning her? 4014 What do I care?"
4014	What do I risk?
4014	What do you keep me standing in the rain for? 4014 What do you mean?"
4014	What do you mean?
4014	What do you mean?
4014	What do you mean?
4014	What do you think about Guerchard?
4014	What for?
4014	What harm can the letter do, you fool?
4014	What has M. Guerchard to do with me? 4014 What has that got to do with it?"
4014	What hypothesis?
4014	What if she did enter the service of Mademoiselle Gournay- Martin just before the thefts began? 4014 What is it, now?"
4014	What is it?
4014	What is it?
4014	What is it?
4014	What is it?
4014	What is it?
4014	What is it?
4014	What is odd?
4014	What is she? 4014 What kind of a motor- car?"
4014	What kind of a noise was it?
4014	What on earth do you mean? 4014 What on earth do you mean?"
4014	What on earth is this?
4014	What on earth''s the good of that?
4014	What other van?
4014	What room? 4014 What sort of a man is M. Formery?
4014	What the devil do you mean by letting Mademoiselle Kritchnoff leave the house without my permit, written on my card?
4014	What the devil have you been doing?
4014	What time is it?
4014	What time will M. Formery be here?
4014	What was done?
4014	What was in the handkerchief? 4014 What way?"
4014	What were they doing?
4014	What were you doing on that ladder?
4014	What''s all this?
4014	What''s he like?
4014	What''s she like?
4014	What''s that?
4014	What''s the matter?
4014	What''s the matter?
4014	What''s the matter?
4014	What''s the matter?
4014	What''s the matter?
4014	What''s this? 4014 What''s this?"
4014	What, already?
4014	What, you here, Bernard?
4014	What, you want me to?
4014	What, you''re not going to stop here?
4014	What? 4014 What?
4014	What? 4014 What?
4014	What?
4014	What?
4014	What?
4014	What?
4014	What?
4014	What?
4014	What?
4014	What?
4014	What?
4014	What?
4014	Whatever are you doing, Sonia? 4014 Whatever''s the matter?"
4014	Whatever''s what?
4014	When? 4014 Where are you going to?"
4014	Where can she be?
4014	Where did she sleep? 4014 Where is Guerchard?"
4014	Where is he?
4014	Where is she?
4014	Where was that?
4014	Where''s the concierge?
4014	Where''s the housekeeper? 4014 Where''s who?"
4014	Where?
4014	Which way did he go?
4014	Who are they?
4014	Who for? 4014 Who is it?"
4014	Who is that?
4014	Who saw it?
4014	Who sent it?
4014	Who was that?
4014	Who''s in charge of the house?
4014	Why ARE you going?
4014	Why at bottom?
4014	Why did n''t you come to the servants''entrance?
4014	Why did n''t you hide?
4014	Why did n''t you open the door when I knocked?
4014	Why did n''t you say so?
4014	Why did you fight it?
4014	Why did you let him go?
4014	Why not?
4014	Why not?
4014	Why should I?
4014	Why should Mademoiselle Kritchnoff put it in her bag?
4014	Why, what''s the matter?
4014	Why, whatever''s this?
4014	Why, you do n''t want me to stay, do you?
4014	Why?
4014	Will you accept, then?
4014	Will you come a little nearer, Mademoiselle?
4014	Will you go and fetch her, inspector?
4014	With whom?
4014	Would you be pleased to know that I had fought on your account?
4014	Would you mind showing me that pendant? 4014 Yes, I see it; well?"
4014	Yes, but where is the leakage? 4014 Yes, but who drew the bolts for them?"
4014	Yes, yes;''to- morrow morning''--what of it?
4014	Yes; and say that I shall be engaged for the next five minutes-- the next five minutes, do you understand?
4014	Yes; but excuse me, what is it you have called about?
4014	Yes; it''s silly,said Sonia;"but you noticed his eyes-- the hunted look in them?
4014	Yes; well?
4014	Yes; why?
4014	Yes?
4014	You are?
4014	You did n''t charge him with the theft?
4014	You did? 4014 You do n''t know where she is?"
4014	You do n''t know who Lupin is? 4014 You do n''t like that?"
4014	You do n''t mean to say you''re letting members of the household go out?
4014	You do n''t mean to tell me that two prison- vans have been here?
4014	You do n''t really believe that he''ll have the cheek to attempt such a mad act?
4014	You do not see any reason why Mademoiselle Kritchnoff should not go out, M. Formery, do you?
4014	You hate her?
4014	You heard nothing on the roof?
4014	You know them?
4014	You mean that they had an accomplice?
4014	You really think she is?
4014	You refuse?
4014	You remember, Charolais? 4014 You say that to me?"
4014	You say that you were taken by surprise in your sleep?
4014	You say you saw nothing, and heard nothing?
4014	You thought what?
4014	You were a valet? 4014 You were expecting me?
4014	You will?
4014	You wo n''t?
4014	You wo n''t?
4014	You''re never going to arrest that child?
4014	You''re not wounded, your Grace?
4014	You''re quite sure that an examination, a more thorough examination, of her room, is unnecessary?
4014	You''re quite sure?
4014	You''re sure it does n''t bore you?
4014	You''re sure of that?
4014	You''re very unhappy here, are n''t you?
4014	You''re wounded?
4014	You''ve arrested Victoire?
4014	You''ve been fighting a duel?
4014	You''ve noticed that, have you?
4014	You''ve only got that wrist- bag with you?
4014	You''ve seen her-- when?
4014	You''ve two men at the back door, and two at the front, and a man in every room on the ground- floor?
4014	You? 4014 You?"
4014	You?
4014	Your Grace? 4014 Your daughter?"
4014	Your father''s collections?
4014	... Ah, some presents have come, have they?
4014	... Are they coming this way?"
4014	... Are you sure?...
4014	... Are you there?
4014	... Are you there?
4014	... Have you ever been hungry?
4014	... No one but the Duke of Charmerace?
4014	... Not for the arrest of Mademoiselle Kritchnoff?"
4014	... Oh, it''s Victoire, is it?
4014	... Well, well, what are they?
4014	... Who are they from?
4014	... You''re not going to revenge yourself on her?
4014	... You''re waiting for me at the Ritz?"
4014	... it was?"
4014	... on your word of honour?"
4014	A smile of warm satisfaction illumined M. Formery''s face:"What did I tell you?"
4014	Am I likely to make a mistake about it?"
4014	An hour ago, perhaps, Lupin was resolved to enter this room, but is he now?"
4014	And I owe it to him?"
4014	And did you do it?"
4014	And have you any orders for me to give Victoire when we get to Paris?"
4014	And what was the nature of the last theft of which you were the victim?"
4014	And you actually do believe that, just as in a fairy tale, when that clock strikes twelve, Lupin will enter and take the coronet?"
4014	And you, Guerchard?"
4014	And, turning to Germaine, he went on:"You say, Mademoiselle, that these thefts began about three years ago?"
4014	And, turning to the Duke, he added,"Do you know if there''s a dog or cat in the house, your Grace?
4014	Another woman?"
4014	Are all the maids ready?"
4014	Are all those invitations to the wedding?"
4014	Are n''t you getting on with those letters?"
4014	Are we going to have that silly Lupin joke all over again?"
4014	Are you answering the door, Firmin?"
4014	Are you coming?"
4014	Are you quite alone in the world?"
4014	Are you starting soon?"
4014	Are you sure you saw the handkerchief in one of those little rooms on the second floor-- quite sure?"
4014	Are you sure?"
4014	At the end of five minutes he said that he might spend an hour struggling with the lock itself; should he cut away a piece of the door round it?
4014	Awake?
4014	Before M. Charolais could reply the door opened, and Firmin''s deep voice said:"Will you please come in here, sir?"
4014	But a real woman... a woman for life?"
4014	But are you quite sure?"
4014	But have you been robbed since?"
4014	But he only shrugged his shoulders, and turning to Sonia, said,"Will you be an angel and play me a little Grieg, Mademoiselle Kritchnoff?
4014	But if you''re going to arrest Mademoiselle Kritchnoff, why are you bothering about the handkerchief?
4014	But there are twenty hotels near the Star.... Are you there?
4014	But what has that got to do with it?"
4014	But when?"
4014	But who can stand the anguish of the unknown thing which is bound to happen?
4014	But who let her go?"
4014	But--""And the time when he contrived to pass as Guerchard-- the Great Guerchard-- do you remember that?"
4014	CHAPTER XV THE EXAMINATION OF SONIA M. Formery gasped:"The real track?"
4014	CHAPTER XXIII THE END OF THE DUEL"The handcuffs?"
4014	Can you eat some breakfast, dearie?"
4014	Come, in your turn, be frank: do n''t you find that amusing?"
4014	Did I?
4014	Did he do that?"
4014	Did he, or did he not, arrange the theft of the motor- cars?"
4014	Did n''t Mademoiselle Germaine leave it on the bureau?"
4014	Did n''t they come?"
4014	Did n''t you get them?"
4014	Did you ever see anything like that?
4014	Did you happen to notice the name of it?"
4014	Did you hear any noise on the roof?"
4014	Did you kill him?"
4014	Do you follow me?"
4014	Do you mean to say you do n''t know him?"
4014	Do you remember?"
4014	Do you see them?"
4014	Do you think I''m going to sleep in that room with the chance of that scoundrel turning up and cutting my throat?"
4014	Do you think she would have been surprised?"
4014	Do you think that, too?"
4014	Do you want me to smash up the whole lot?"
4014	Does he expect us to go to the garage through this rain?
4014	Does n''t it strike you as being rather funny, your Grace?"
4014	For my concierge?"
4014	For, after all, what has that child got to do with you?
4014	Germaine rushed to it, clapped the receiver to her ear, and cried:"Hello, is that you, Pierre?
4014	Germaine?"
4014	Gournay- Martin?"
4014	Guerchard opened the case, and the coronet sparkled and gleamed brightly in the electric light:"Yes, it is there; you see it?"
4014	Guerchard sobbed twice; his eyes opened, and in a dazed fashion wandered from face to face; he said faintly:"Where is he?"
4014	Guerchard turned to Dieusy and said, in a quieter voice,"And when the scavenger had picked up the cigarette, did he follow the motorist?"
4014	Guerchard?"
4014	Guerchard?"
4014	Had he hypnotized the corporal and the six soldiers?
4014	Half- way up the flight he paused and said:"Where shall we wait for Lupin, M. Guerchard?
4014	Has Lupin got the coronet?"
4014	Has he escaped from the police?
4014	Have I been fooled this time?
4014	Have any of your men come across any traces of the passage of the burglars with their booty?"
4014	Have you a clue?"
4014	Have you a proof-- one single proof?
4014	Have you any other luggage?"
4014	Have you brought up to Paris the pendant which the Duke of Charmerace gave your mistress yesterday?"
4014	Have you looked in every room in the house?"
4014	Have you really been thinking of it?"
4014	He bent forwards towards him, with his hands on his knees, and said,"Do you know where Sonia Kritchnoff is at this moment?"
4014	He had scarcely done it-- one button of his tunic was still to fasten-- when the bedroom door opened, and Lupin came out:"What do you want?"
4014	He has n''t told us what to do... we are not ready for them.... What are we to do?"
4014	He held it out towards Guerchard, and said,"A cigarette?
4014	He loosed her, and opened the door, saying loudly:"You''re sure you wo n''t have a cab, Mademoiselle Kritchnoff?"
4014	He paused and took out his cigarette- case:"Will you have a cigarette?"
4014	He pulled out his handkerchief, and mopped his forehead:"Well... the coronet... is it in this case?"
4014	He ran to the fireplace, seized the lantern, and began lighting it:"Where is the handkerchief?"
4014	He turned and looked at the Duke and said uneasily,"What on earth can they be doing?"
4014	He turned to the Duke and said,"Did you hear that, your Grace?
4014	Here?"
4014	How are we to get to the station?"
4014	How can he know any more?"
4014	How did plaster get here?"
4014	How did she GET here?"
4014	How should I have it?"
4014	How should I hear it on the roof?
4014	How the deuce DID you get into it?"
4014	I happen to open a drawer, and what do I see?
4014	I know there''s a train at midnight; but is there one before?"
4014	I suppose that, as the fiance of Mademoiselle Gournay- Martin, you are familiar with the house?"
4014	I take it that M. Guerchard''s prohibition does not apply to me?"
4014	I take it that you have no objection?"
4014	I want the gardener.... Out?
4014	I want to know who was in your hot- house yesterday... who could have gathered some of your pink salvias?"
4014	If she''s taking her revenge... if she''s getting you there to have you arrested?"
4014	In the drawing- room, or in M. Gournay- Martin''s bedroom?"
4014	In which of them?"
4014	In whose service?"
4014	Inspector?"
4014	Instead of going quietly away as the Duke of Charmerace... what do you think I did?
4014	Is Lupin going to throw himself into the wolf''s jaws?
4014	Is he capable?"
4014	Is he wounded?"
4014	Is it going to be disregarded?"
4014	Is it so very serious?"
4014	Is n''t a man like this, I ask you, capable of anything?"
4014	Is n''t life funny?"
4014	Is n''t my tie straight?"
4014	Is she a blonde or a brunette?"
4014	Is that a good enough revenge for Guerchard-- for that poor old idiot, Guerchard?
4014	Is that true?"
4014	Is that true?"
4014	Is this a time for idiocy?"
4014	It has a dormer window, set in the roof, has n''t it?"
4014	It was-- have they entered my bedroom?"
4014	It''s rather a reflection on your powers of protecting them, is n''t it?"
4014	Kritchnoff?
4014	Let''s see... some chalk... of course.... You do some dressmaking, do n''t you, Madame Victoire?"
4014	Lupin shock his head with a careless smile, and said,"Why should I telephone to her?
4014	M. Formery sat upright, almost beside himself, glaring furiously at Guerchard:"What do you stand there pulling all our legs for?"
4014	M. Gournay- Martin paused at the cab- door, and turned and said, with a pathetic air,"Am I never to sleep in my own house again?"
4014	Marie broke it:"Speaking of Madame de Relzieres, do you know that she is on pins and needles with anxiety?
4014	May n''t an honest woman carry chalk in her pockets without being insulted and pulled about by every policeman she comes across?"
4014	Oh, where can he be?"
4014	Or had he murdered them all?"
4014	Order tea, will you?"
4014	Presently she said:"Are those two plain- clothes men still there watching?"
4014	See?"
4014	Shall I show these gentlemen in?"
4014	She paused and said:"And you?
4014	So you''re going to leave that child in peace?
4014	Sonia, where are my keys-- the keys of the Paris house?"
4014	Suddenly he lost his bored air; his face lighted up; and he said joyfully:"Of course, why did n''t I think of it?
4014	Suddenly she stopped short, and pointing to a silver statuette which stood on the piano, she said,"What''s this?
4014	Surely you have some in Russia?"
4014	Surely you know who Arsene Lupin is?"
4014	That one, now?
4014	The Duke drew out a morocco case, and said:"Is this a mistake too?"
4014	The Duke rose quietly, and said coldly,"Have you finished?"
4014	The Duke turned sharply on Guerchard, and said:"Now, why on earth?
4014	The coachman?"
4014	The door opened and Charolais bustled in:"Shall I clear away the breakfast?"
4014	The inspector and I will cheerfully eat anything we''ve missed-- won''t we, inspector?"
4014	The key of the safe upstairs, in my bedroom, where the coronet is-- is the key there?"
4014	The millionaire grew calm:"Guerchard?"
4014	The pearls of the pendant?"
4014	Then he cried triumphantly:"I HAVE it; now then, have I won?
4014	Then he said sharply:"You have your revolver?"
4014	Then he stopped and faced Guerchard, and said:"And what is it you want in exchange?"
4014	Then he turned to the Duke and said,"What was that you said about a theft of motor- cars at Charmerace?"
4014	They came to the table at which Sonia was at work; and pointing to the pile of envelopes, Marie said,"Are these all wedding- cards?"
4014	They heard him say:"Is that Charmerace?
4014	This is extremely interesting, and most important,"said M. Formery, rubbing his hands,"I suppose you suspect Victoire?"
4014	This pearl necklace is from one of your father''s friends, is n''t it?"
4014	Turning to the Duke, Germaine said,"Did you fight on my account?"
4014	Under what mask?
4014	Victoire, get out of sight, do you want to ruin us all?
4014	Wait; where''s the photograph of it, Sonia?
4014	Was he at Charmerace yesterday, or was he not?
4014	Was her bed unmade?"
4014	We have n''t?
4014	Well, what of it?"
4014	Were there no other thefts?"
4014	What DOES it matter?"
4014	What about my pictures and the coronet?"
4014	What are you doing?
4014	What are you driving at?"
4014	What are you waiting for?"
4014	What did the doctor say?"
4014	What do you mean by gone?"
4014	What do you mean by the same handwriting?
4014	What do you think about it?"
4014	What do you think of that?"
4014	What do you think the Duchess of Veauleglise ought to have?"
4014	What do you think, inspector?"
4014	What does anything else matter?
4014	What does she do?"
4014	What have we here?"
4014	What have you been playing at?"
4014	What have you done with it?"
4014	What is it you want?"
4014	What is it you want?"
4014	What is it?"
4014	What more could I possibly desire?"
4014	What news?"
4014	What of?"
4014	What on earth are you talking about?"
4014	What on earth are you wasting your time for?"
4014	What on earth have you been doing?"
4014	What''s all this?"
4014	What''s the least you''ll take for it?"
4014	What''s the number of it?"
4014	What''s this locked for?"
4014	What''s this?"
4014	What?
4014	Whatever more do you want?
4014	Whatever was I thinking of?"
4014	Whatever would she have said to these goings- on?"
4014	When at last there came a silence, Sonia said quietly:"But is there a train?
4014	When will he be back?
4014	Where are my keys?
4014	Where did it come from?
4014	Where did these noises come from?"
4014	Where does the fun come in?
4014	Where else should they come from?"
4014	Where is it?"
4014	Where is she?"
4014	Where is the leakage?"
4014	Where is the leakage?"
4014	Where is the pendant?"
4014	Where''s that infernal time- table?"
4014	Where?"
4014	Which is the bureau?
4014	Who are they?"
4014	Who brought it?"
4014	Who stole it?"
4014	Why are you a burglar?"
4014	Why did n''t you let me in?"
4014	Why do n''t you arrest me?
4014	Why do n''t you let me in?"
4014	Why is this statuette here?"
4014	Why should we start from a pit of gloom like this?
4014	Why the devil do n''t they answer?
4014	Why, when they had this beautiful large opening, did they want a front door, too?"
4014	Why?"
4014	Why?"
4014	Why?"
4014	Why?"
4014	Will you, your Grace?"
4014	With him a great name was about to be extinguished.... Did I hesitate?
4014	Would you like me to take you up to it, sir?"
4014	You alive, here at my mercy?"
4014	You could n''t have had a very high- power car?"
4014	You do n''t mean that you will actually go to Paris by train?"
4014	You do n''t think it was with Jacques?"
4014	You found them gagged and bound in their bedroom?"
4014	You have it, have n''t you?"
4014	You know Dieusy?"
4014	You know the Comtesse de Grosjean?"
4014	You pitied him, did n''t you?
4014	You remember the affair of the Daray Bank-- the savings bank for poor people?"
4014	You smile?"
4014	You still intend to start to- morrow?"
4014	You understand?"
4014	You''ll be sure and lock the doors carefully, Victoire, wo n''t you?
4014	You''re as white as a sheet.... Ca n''t you speak, dearie?"
4014	You''re coming, are n''t you?"
4014	You''re not married by any chance?"
4014	You''ve been frightened?"
4014	You''ve heard already?"
4014	You, Guerchard?"
4014	Your Grace?"
4014	absolutely sure?
4014	in this darkness, with these burglars about?"
4014	is n''t it nice?"
4014	nothing?"
4014	or perhaps you prefer your caporal?"
4014	quite sure?...
4014	said Germaine sharply under her breath; then, louder, she said to M. Charolais,"And what is your object in calling?"
4014	said the Duke,"have you sent that poor child off to prison?
4014	the famous coronet of the Princesse de Lamballe?"
4014	what on earth do you mean?"
4014	where are you going to?
40203	A bit of bread?
40203	A drink?
40203	A manufactured diamond?
40203	A red ribbon? 40203 A woman of the world?"
40203	Abduct your daughter?
40203	Absolutely?
40203	Ah, Clotilde,he said, bitterly,"why did I draw you into my adventurous life?
40203	All quiet in the street?
40203	Alone?
40203	Am I sure?
40203	Amusing, is n''t it?
40203	And I shall be in prison?
40203	And Mademoiselle Destange?
40203	And also the presence of Dieuzy and Folenfant, whom I noticed standing near the door as I came in?
40203	And arrest me on the eleventh, perhaps?
40203	And do you never fall from grace?
40203	And he consented?
40203	And if I should take you at your word, Monsieur Lupin?
40203	And if he should escape during that time?
40203	And is that all you have discovered?
40203	And is that all?
40203	And since Sunday?
40203	And that Lupin had a hand in both cases?
40203	And that letter was sufficient--"To distract my attention? 40203 And the apartments on the other floors?"
40203	And the crime was committed after her departure?
40203	And the other?
40203	And the other?
40203	And the others-- accomplices?
40203	And the people?
40203	And the scratches on the balustrade?
40203	And the second man-- what address did he give?
40203	And this stone?
40203	And through, whose agency, Monsieur Ganimard? 40203 And what about the marks made by the bottom of the ladder?"
40203	And what does that window overlook?
40203	And what shall I do?
40203	And when I reach the Elysée- Palace?
40203	And who will accompany you, monsieur?
40203	And you accept?
40203	And you are sorry to leave her?
40203	And you have n''t any?
40203	And you think that he will save you?
40203	And you went away without knowing what had become of me?
40203	And you will not try to find another way out?
40203	And you wish me to believe that you have no particular motive for your adoption of that exciting life?
40203	And you would be pleased to see it-- eh, Ganimard?
40203	And your writing desk-- how is it this morning?
40203	Anything new in regard to Bresson?
40203	Anything new?
40203	Anything new?
40203	Are you crazy?
40203	Are you in such a hurry?
40203	Are you quite sure it is so very funny?
40203	Are you sure it is she?
40203	Are you sure of it?
40203	Are you sure of it?
40203	Are you sure that we are not being watched?
40203	Are you sure you know all of them?
40203	Are you there, mademoiselle? 40203 Arsène Lupin?"
40203	At her house?
40203	At the Château de Crozon?
40203	At the police station?
40203	Because it is an antique, perhaps?
40203	Before that? 40203 Before the servants?"
40203	Besides, are you quite sure you can place your hand on me? 40203 Bravo?
40203	Bresson?
40203	But Arsène Lupin has written to you?
40203	But I swear to you--"That you have not betrayed me?... 40203 But before that?"
40203	But how could she leave the house?
40203	But how did he know that the Baron d''Imblevalle had written to you?
40203	But how? 40203 But the attack on your friend?"
40203	But the boards were ready before that?
40203	But the marks of the ladder outside?
40203	But the servant''s stairway?
40203	But what about the secret passages?
40203	But what are you doing here? 40203 But what did the package contain?"
40203	But what?
40203	But where should we search for it?
40203	But why does n''t Gerbois work with us? 40203 But would the word of Arsène Lupin carry any weight with the court?"
40203	But you do not care for it particularly?
40203	But, have you any other papers?... 40203 But, in any event, can we count on your assistance?"
40203	But, you see, she has n''t returned yet,said the magistrate,"and we are still confronted with the question: What has become of her?"
40203	But--"What does it matter to you, madame? 40203 But----""But what?"
40203	But... the blonde Lady?
40203	But... you have seen him?
40203	By killing the man?
40203	By whom? 40203 By whom?"
40203	Can we not dispense with these preliminaries, monsieur? 40203 Can you furnish any details of your theory?"
40203	Could you recognize the house in the avenue des Ternes?
40203	Did I not tell you that I had an important appointment?
40203	Did anyone know it?
40203	Did she advise you to buy the ring?
40203	Did she have a package?
40203	Did the captain betray me? 40203 Did you find anything else?"
40203	Did you hear anything?
40203	Did you see him?
40203	Did you tell anyone that you had written to me?
40203	Do they suspect you in the house?
40203	Do you know his address?
40203	Do you know where we can find him?
40203	Do you like him as well as you did at first?
40203	Do you mean to say that he will not succeed?
40203	Do you mean to say we are prisoners?
40203	Do you swear to that?
40203	Do you think he will come back?
40203	Do you think so?
40203	Do you think so?
40203	Do you think that Arsène Lupin is the kind of a man that would kill himself?
40203	Do you wish a window opened?
40203	Does Monsieur Detinan live here?
40203	Does she take her meals with you?
40203	Does that signify anything?
40203	Dubreuil, did you tell the moving men not to touch the wire of that bell?
40203	Everything cleared out?
40203	Everything? 40203 For an expedition of the same kind as we had to- night?"
40203	For the blonde Lady, eh?
40203	For what purpose?
40203	For what? 40203 For whose sake is it better?"
40203	From a woman?
40203	From me? 40203 Give you the blue diamond?
40203	Has he returned to Paris?
40203	Have n''t you adopted it yet? 40203 Have you any witnesses to that transaction?"
40203	Have you finished in your rooms?
40203	Have you seen her often?
40203	He does everything well, does n''t he? 40203 He?
40203	Her liberty?... 40203 Her name?"
40203	Here now?
40203	His watch?
40203	How can you manage it?
40203	How could he? 40203 How did they get in?"
40203	How do you explain it?
40203	How do you know that such correspondence was carried on with Arsène Lupin?
40203	How do you know? 40203 How do you know?"
40203	How long has she been in your service?
40203	How long have they been working on this scaffolding?
40203	How long have you been parading?
40203	How many men have we?
40203	How will you get it, since it is in my possession?
40203	How''s the good health, Monsieur Lupin?
40203	How? 40203 How?"
40203	I gave it up? 40203 I presume you refer to one of my cousins d''Andelle?"
40203	I think that Monsieur Gerbois could not throw Ganimard off the scent.... What did I tell you? 40203 I?
40203	I?
40203	If not, I shall go to Monsieur Destange, and tell him----"What?
40203	Impossible-- why?
40203	In black? 40203 In that case, Monsieur Lupin, am I wrong in saying that my business will be finished in ten days?"
40203	In that case, you would consent to exchange it for another desk that would be quite as convenient and in better condition?
40203	In the writing- desk that was stolen?
40203	In what respect do they differ?
40203	Inside the house? 40203 Is Monsieur Wilson wounded?"
40203	Is Monsieur not going to bed now?
40203	Is dear old Ganimard still waiting?... 40203 Is he here now?"
40203	Is he playing me false?
40203	Is he there much of the time?
40203	Is her future safety assured? 40203 Is it Lupin?"
40203	Is it he?
40203	Is it possible?
40203	Is not her presence indispensable?
40203	Is that all?
40203	Is the Parc Monceau closed at night?
40203	Is there a servants''stairway?
40203	Is there any person with him?
40203	Is this Monsieur Sholmes?
40203	Is this some of Ganimard''s work?
40203	Is_ The Swallow_ ready?
40203	Madame de Réal of the Château de Crozon? 40203 Madame de Réal, then?"
40203	Mademoiselle?
40203	Mademoiselle?
40203	Mon Dieu, monsieur,said Lupin,"what''s your hurry?
40203	Monsieur Bresson? 40203 Monsieur Destro?"
40203	Monsieur Ganimard, are you at liberty?
40203	Monsieur Ganimard, can you furnish me with three men?
40203	Monsieur Lupin?
40203	Monsieur Sholmes, is n''t it? 40203 Monsieur d''Hautrec,"he said,"do you recognize Antoinette Bréhat?"
40203	Must you have proof?
40203	My answer? 40203 My dear Maxime, what lucky chance brings you here?"
40203	My letter? 40203 My poor Lupin,"sighed our hero,"what would your aristocratic friends say if they should see you in this humiliating position?"
40203	My poor father, what would we have done with that fortune?
40203	No telegram during the night?
40203	No, nothing disturbs me,replied Sholmes, in a voice that trembled from rage;"besides, what''s the use of losing my temper?...
40203	No?
40203	No?
40203	Not more?
40203	Of his accomplice?
40203	Of what thread?
40203	Of what? 40203 On what?"
40203	Papers?... 40203 Quite right, monsieur; but whose fault is it?"
40203	Really?
40203	Saturday night?... 40203 She has gone?"
40203	Sholmes? 40203 So you are interested in some things outside of lottery ticket number 514, the affair of the rue Clapeyron, the blonde lady and Arsène Lupin?"
40203	So you are pleased with it?
40203	So, then... Mademoiselle...."Mademoiselle saved me... through devotion... through affection... and accused herself...."Saved you from what? 40203 Tell me, when was the château de Crozon built?"
40203	That the blonde Lady will make her appearance?
40203	That woman-- where is she? 40203 The Jewish lamp?
40203	The apartment above this?
40203	The better way is to act frankly... to have confidence in him-- trust him...."You will not speak to him?
40203	The concierge?
40203	The day after the theft?
40203	The evening... you know... the same evening...."But where?... 40203 The name of the guilty party?"
40203	The one who is sitting behind you?
40203	The opal necklace? 40203 The order?...
40203	The other evening?
40203	The two adjoining houses?
40203	Then you consider him a strong opponent?
40203	Then you do good, also?
40203	Then you think this is false?
40203	Then, they are not in your possession?
40203	Then, what is it?
40203	Then, who was it?
40203	They love each other,thought Sholmes,"but what the deuce can there be in common between Clotilde Destange and Maxime Bermond?
40203	This house?
40203	This morning? 40203 Those men?...
40203	Through taste, faith, or habit?
40203	Through the air?
40203	To divide my property with him? 40203 Two hundred and eighty thousand for madame.... Do I hear any more?"
40203	Two registered letters, sir... if you will sign, please?
40203	Very much?... 40203 Voluntarily?"
40203	Was Madam de Réal present when you purchased the ring?
40203	Was he here on Saturday night?
40203	Well, Monsieur Sholmes, what do you think of our little ride?
40203	Well, do you suppose they are hiding in the chimney?
40203	Well, how do you expect to prove it?
40203	Well, then, where do we stand?
40203	Well, then, who is it?
40203	Well, then,said Ganimard, quite vexed,"what are we to do now?
40203	Well, what brought you here?
40203	Well, what do you think?
40203	Well, what is it, then?
40203	Well, what is your idea?
40203	Well, what then?
40203	Well,said Ganimard,"do you refuse to go?"
40203	Well? 40203 Well?
40203	Well? 40203 Well?"
40203	Well?
40203	Well?
40203	Well?
40203	Well?
40203	Well?
40203	Well?
40203	Well?
40203	Well?
40203	Well?
40203	Well?
40203	Well?
40203	What about the adjoining house?
40203	What absurdity is this? 40203 What account?"
40203	What am I waiting for?
40203	What are you doing, Mademoiselle? 40203 What are you going to do?"
40203	What are you going to do?
40203	What box?
40203	What can happen to me? 40203 What diamond?"
40203	What did you find there?
40203	What do I know about it? 40203 What do I mean?"
40203	What do I want? 40203 What do you expect, Sholmes?
40203	What do you know about it?
40203	What do you mean?
40203	What do you mean?
40203	What do you mean?
40203	What do you say?
40203	What do you say?... 40203 What do you think of it, dear boy?
40203	What do you want of me?
40203	What do you want?
40203	What does a broken arm count for in such a victory as that?
40203	What does monsieur wish?
40203	What does that mean?
40203	What does that signify?
40203	What for?
40203	What friend?
40203	What good are they?
40203	What had become of you? 40203 What has become of her?"
40203	What is he doing?
40203	What is it? 40203 What is that for?"
40203	What letter?
40203	What makes you think so?
40203	What of it?
40203	What other?
40203	What proofs will you give him?
40203	What sort of a man is he?
40203	What was Bresson doing at the river?
40203	What was it?
40203	What way, then?
40203	What will you do, father?
40203	What''s the matter, Wilson? 40203 What''s the matter?"
40203	What''s the matter?
40203	What''s the matter?
40203	When could he ring it?
40203	When did it take place?
40203	When did you return from your journey?
40203	When?
40203	When?
40203	Where are the workmen who were here a moment ago?
40203	Where are you going, Monsieur Gerbois? 40203 Where did this number come from?"
40203	Where did you take her?
40203	Where is he?
40203	Where is mine?
40203	Where is my daughter-- my Suzanne?
40203	Where is she?
40203	Where is she?... 40203 Where is the letter?"
40203	Where is your room?
40203	Where is.... Monsieur le Baron?
40203	Where? 40203 Where?"
40203	Which was?
40203	Which way did they go?
40203	Which will you follow?
40203	Which?
40203	While you kept the genuine diamond?
40203	Who built it, and in what year?
40203	Who gave it to you?
40203	Who is it?
40203	Who is the occupant of the second floor?
40203	Who knows?
40203	Who lives on the fourth and fifth floors?
40203	Who posted it?
40203	Who sent it, then?
40203	Who taught you that little game?
40203	Who the deuce is walking, at one o''clock in the morning, through the house in which the Baron d''Hautrec was killed?
40203	Who was the chauffeur?
40203	Who was the last person you saw with the baron?
40203	Who would do that?
40203	Who? 40203 Who?
40203	Who?
40203	Who?
40203	Who?
40203	Whom did you go to see last night on the second floor of a house in the avenue des Ternes?
40203	Why are you going away?
40203	Why did you hide it there?
40203	Why do you grasp me so tightly, monsieur? 40203 Why do you laugh?"
40203	Why do you look at me so, Monsieur Sholmes?... 40203 Why do you not arrest him?"
40203	Why do you say''under the name''?
40203	Why have I not seen her yet?
40203	Why so? 40203 Why, Ganimard, I have an appointment with the blonde Lady, and do you suppose I would be so discourteous as to cause her a moment''s anxiety?
40203	Why? 40203 Why?
40203	Why?
40203	Why?
40203	Why?
40203	Will you kindly let me see it?
40203	Will you permit me to go to my room, monsieur, to get some necessary articles?
40203	Wilson, Wilson, it is not serious, hein? 40203 With what result?"
40203	Without producing the ticket, or, at least, without proving that you bought it?
40203	Without waiting for the papers the baron has sent you?
40203	Wounded?
40203	Yes, that is so,exclaimed Ganimard,"but the famous diamond?"
40203	Yes, why?
40203	Yes; Ganimard is here with his men-- why do n''t they come in?
40203	You accuse her of being an accomplice?
40203	You accuse my friend, Madam de Réal?
40203	You know who she is, and where she is?
40203	You love her?
40203	You mean that you will not remain?
40203	You will now apologize to Lupin for having suspected him, eh?
40203	You will return for luncheon?
40203	You, Suzanne, you,repeated Monsieur d''Imblevalle, bowed with grief and shame...."How could you?"
40203	Your proof?
40203	42 during my absence, did n''t they?"
40203	A foot- bath?
40203	After a moment''s reflection he asked:"Did she go out on Sunday morning?"
40203	After a short silence, he asked, anxiously:"He will bring my daughter, wo n''t he?"
40203	Am I offered any more?
40203	Am I right?"
40203	And Lupin?"
40203	And at what spot?
40203	And au revoir-- for I will see you again, sometime, Monsieur Sholmes?"
40203	And how did they steal it?"
40203	And now you have some business in England?"
40203	And so has your friend?
40203	And the half- million?"
40203	And to satisfy my curiosity, Monsieur Sholmes, I should like to know how you procured my address and my name of Felix Davey?"
40203	And what is a Jewish lamp?"
40203	And when?
40203	And who else would know the story of those mysterious letters?
40203	And why did they not merely steal it and be done with it?
40203	And why did you entreat me to leave Paris immediately without investigating this theft?"
40203	And yet, why did they come this way?"
40203	And your comrade Dieuzy, where is he?...
40203	Are not people drowned in a river every day?
40203	Are the papers relating to the construction of the three houses still in existence?
40203	Are the walls of your house furnished with eyes and ears?"
40203	Are you Monsieur Gerbois?"
40203	Are you crazy?"
40203	Are you familiar with that kind of work?"
40203	Are you going to make an arrest, and you wish to do it with a flourish?
40203	Are you not coming?
40203	Arsène Lupin?
40203	At each of these interviews Wilson had remained outside; and each time he asked:"Satisfactory?"
40203	At last, loosening her fingers, she said, in a voice rent by anguish:"And do you intend to tell all that to my father?"
40203	At last, planting himself before them, he asked:"Is Mademoiselle here?"
40203	At last, when he had recovered his self- possession, he approached the detective and said:"And now what are you waiting for?"
40203	At last, with a great effort, he stammered:"No... Sholmes... it is not she... that is impossible----""Come, Wilson, what do you know about it?
40203	At the end of an hour Wilson said:"The figures are correct, are n''t they?"
40203	Besides----""Besides?
40203	Bresson?...
40203	But I forgot... what about Monsieur d''Imblevalle?"
40203	But Sholmes insisted:"Three men who stopped on the road just on top of the bank?"
40203	But do you wish to speak before my father?
40203	But have we sufficient time?"
40203	But how and where will such an exchange be made?
40203	But how could he manage it?
40203	But how could the blonde lady remain a blonde after the murder of the baron and the theft of the diamond?"
40203	But how does he get his information?
40203	But let us proceed: I suppose the police have been notified?"
40203	But the clock that was hanging on the wall of the cabin?"
40203	But the ticket?
40203	But what can they do against such a foe-- a foe that scorns and ignores them?
40203	But what might be read on the houses in the avenue Henri- Martin?
40203	But what''s the use of your trying to conceal anything from me?"
40203	But where are we going?
40203	But will Herlock Sholmes succeed?
40203	But will you be in London next month?
40203	But, God bless me, Ganimard, what are you doing?
40203	But, do n''t you think, Monsieur Lupin, that I can finish my business in Paris within a week?"
40203	But, surely, you do n''t suspect her?"
40203	But, tell me, have you exercised your powers of observation and analysis on any other points?
40203	Come, what''s the use?
40203	Destange associated with Arsène Lupin?
40203	Destange entered, speaking to someone who was following her:"So you have decided not to go out, father?...
40203	Destange not see him?
40203	Destange, thirty years ago, have possibly foreseen the thefts of Arsène Lupin, who was then an infant?"
40203	Did n''t I force him to disgorge the blue diamond?"
40203	Did she come to- day?"
40203	Did she not hear him?
40203	Did someone ring?...
40203	Did the confessions, which had corroborated the report that he, Sholmes, had made concerning the theft of the Jewish lamp, merely serve to mask a lie?
40203	Did you expect to find my visiting list, or evidence of my business relations with the Emperor of Germany?
40203	Did you receive my telegram?"
40203	Do n''t you think so?"
40203	Do n''t you understand that the man is an accomplice of Arsène Lupin?"
40203	Do you hear me?...
40203	Do you not think it is time for us to be serious?
40203	Do you remember?"
40203	Do you suppose that my modiste and my friend Monsieur Bresson are the same person?"
40203	Do you think his antagonist would have permitted him to ring the bell in that leisurely manner?"
40203	Do you think you can succeed in it?"
40203	Do you understand, Wilson?"
40203	Do you understand, captain?
40203	Do you understand?
40203	Do you want me?"
40203	Does he continue to see him?
40203	Does n''t this second theft shatter your theory in regard to the first?"
40203	Does poor Lupin worry you so much that you forget yourself?...
40203	Does she know that Maxime is none other than Arsène Lupin?"
40203	Does that programme please you?...
40203	Does your wound pain you?"
40203	Each of them looked as if he might say: Should a person be disturbed by such trifles?
40203	Everything going all right?"
40203	Finally she stammered:"Is it possible?
40203	First, what is the nature of the case?"
40203	For the last time, yes or no?"
40203	For the last time.... Do I hear any more?...
40203	For what purpose?"
40203	From the window he called to one of his assistants:"Seen anyone?"
40203	From whom?"
40203	Ganimard arose, laid his sooty hand on the sleeve of his superior officer''s coat, and exclaimed, angrily:"Where do you think they are, chief?
40203	Ganimard was so surprised that he could not speak for a moment; finally, he said:"No?...
40203	Ganimard, have you turned chimney- sweep?"
40203	Ganimard?
40203	Gerbois from warning the police and, in that way, effecting the rescue of his daughter and, at the same time, keeping his money?
40203	Gerbois said:"Shall we go and take a look at it before breakfast?"
40203	Gerbois took a seat, wiped his forehead, looked at his watch as if he did not know the time, and inquired, anxiously:"Will he come?"
40203	Gerbois?"
40203	Had he caught a glimpse of the truth at last?
40203	Had he remained in order to watch the movements of the intruder who had disturbed him in his mysterious work?
40203	Had she nothing to say?
40203	Has monsieur a card?"
40203	Has she nothing to fear from you?"
40203	Have you any objection to our engaging the services of Herlock Sholmes in this case?"
40203	Have you forgotten that circumstance, dear boy?"
40203	Have you formed any opinion on those points Ganimard?"
40203	Have you procured the stones you promised to bring?"
40203	He approached her and, looking into her eyes, said:"Was it you, mademoiselle?
40203	He bowed, and then said:"What''s the trouble now, Ganimard?
40203	He closed the door of the restaurant behind us, and, after taking a few steps, he stopped and said:"Do you smoke?"
40203	He found the concierge and, showing his card, enquired:"Did four men pass here just now?"
40203	He placed his hand on the Englishman''s shoulder, and said:"But you yourself, monsieur, are you absolutely certain that you are right?"
40203	He placed his watch on the table, opened the door of the room and addressing the blonde lady he said:"Are you ready my dear?"
40203	He poured himself a glass of water, drank it, and said:"Did you read_''Le Temps''_ to- day?"
40203	He said to her:"So you paste stamps and marks on papers?"
40203	He said:"Abducted?
40203	He said:"The letter written to my friend Herlock Sholmes was posted?"
40203	He stammered, in a choking voice:"Suzanne... the box... the box of envelopes?"
40203	He stopped one of the attendants of the auction room, and said:"Was it you who carried the letter to Monsieur Herschmann?"
40203	Here are the letters employed... on this bit of paper.... What did you say to Bresson?"
40203	Herlock Sholmes?"
40203	How can you imagine such a thing?
40203	How could he find out that I was going to invite you here, chief?
40203	How could he find out those things?"
40203	How could he know that I had found the first perfume bottle?
40203	How could he know?"
40203	How did you approach her?"
40203	How did you do it?"
40203	How did you escape from_ The Swallow_?"
40203	How do you explain her strange conduct?"
40203	How do you explain that?"
40203	How is it possible that I could be in a house that they ran- sacked from cellar to garret this morning?
40203	How long had this mysterious visitor been there?
40203	How long will it take you to reach Southampton?"
40203	How will he get out?
40203	How would it help me?
40203	How would you like that broken box?
40203	How?
40203	How?
40203	How?
40203	However, if the young girl should escape?
40203	I am sure a glass of beer would be welcome... light or dark?...
40203	I am to give it to you?"
40203	I ca n''t hear you very well.... Can scarcely make out what you say.... Are you listening?
40203	I commend you to your superiors, Brigadier Folenfant.... Do you wish a medal?
40203	I have made a vain search in history to find a career comparable to mine; a life better filled or more intense.... Napoleon?
40203	I shall now be walking on solid ground, where there will be footprints, clues....""Cigarette ashes?"
40203	I shall write to you.... You will write also, eh?
40203	I supposed----""What?
40203	If I may be so bold as to inquire?"
40203	If I summon them to our assistance, how can the man slip through our fingers?"
40203	If I wished to do so, I might become-- what shall I say?...
40203	If Madame de Réal had taken the ring, how do you explain the fact that it was found in Herr Bleichen''s tooth- powder?
40203	If it were not the baron, who was it?"
40203	If the hostage held by Arsène Lupin should be rescued?
40203	In that event, why submit to the conditions imposed by Sholmes?
40203	Is Monsieur le Baron ill?"
40203	Is everything ready?"
40203	Is he here?"
40203	Is it a bargain?"
40203	Is it anything of consequence?"
40203	Is it possible?"
40203	Is it serious?"
40203	Is it such an unusual event as to deserve special attention?
40203	Is n''t that so, Wilson?"
40203	Is not that a fair division?
40203	Is that you, madame?"
40203	It is a secret mission for you, eh?"
40203	It is this: Did you have any special object in view when you bought that writing- desk?"
40203	It must have been committed in this room?"
40203	It was possible that one of the newspapers had been cut by mademoiselle; but how could he assure himself that such was the case?
40203	Lean to the right.... Do you see him now?"
40203	Lupin closed the door and addressed Sholmes abruptly, and almost rudely, as he said:"Well, what do you know?"
40203	Lupin continued:"I beg your pardon, but have you everything you need?
40203	Lupin folded his arms and said, with an air of indignation:"Did you suppose I would let you go away without bidding you adieu?
40203	Lupin said to him:"All ready, captain?
40203	Making a search?
40203	Maxime Bermond is Arsène Lupin?
40203	Must a person steal, cheat and wrong all the time?"
40203	No?
40203	No?...
40203	Now, Mademoiselle Antoinette, how far did we get in our reading?"
40203	Now, do you understand the folly of your act?"
40203	Now, have you considered how much precaution and skill those facts represent?"
40203	Now, what do you know?"
40203	Now, what do you think of the affair?
40203	Now, what is to be done?
40203	Now, who would know that, except an inmate of the house?"
40203	Now, who, do you think, rang it?"
40203	Of course, if he had sent me on such a foolish errand I would n''t be surprised; but what was his object in disturbing you?"
40203	Of course... but who would have thought of it?"
40203	Oh, no... Sophie and Henriette had left the table, had n''t they, Suzanne?"
40203	On what proof?"
40203	Only....""Only what?"
40203	Or Saint Petersburg?"
40203	Or a sorcerer?"
40203	Or are they necessary?"
40203	Or do you prefer Vienna?
40203	Or is he doing it on purpose?
40203	Or perhaps you would prefer the window ledge?
40203	Or was he joking?
40203	Or, rather, words already cut out that I can paste?"
40203	Placing the trumpet to his mouth, he said:"Anyone around, Dubreuil?"
40203	Rather a light- weight opponent, hein, Wilson?
40203	Repressing a furious access of rage, Sholmes said to the man:"When did they hire you?"
40203	Shall I take you there?"
40203	Shall I tell him who she is?
40203	She paused, reflected a moment, and then, perfect mistress of herself, said:"You are Herlock Sholmes?"
40203	She repeated her enquiry:"You are Monsieur Sholmes?"
40203	She takes words out of the newspapers and pastes them----""What does she make out of them?"
40203	Sholmes approached the bed, and, leaning over, said:"What''s the matter, Wilson?
40203	Sholmes asked him:"Did you see three men on bicycles a few minutes ago?"
40203	Sholmes made a gesture of indignation and handed the message to the baron, saying:"What do you think now, monsieur?
40203	Sholmes said to Lupin, in a friendly tone:"Do you know those gentlemen?"
40203	Sholmes said:"What''s the matter, old chap?
40203	Sholmes thought: Does she believe that she is in danger?
40203	So the Englishman continued:"Do n''t you think so yourself?"
40203	Some new danger?
40203	Something troubles you; may I ask what it is?"
40203	Still searching that cupboard?
40203	Suddenly, Herlock Sholmes seized his friend by the shoulders and shook him violently, as he cried:"What are you doing here?
40203	Suzanne, will you call her?"
40203	Ten minutes later he took a seat beside the Countess, and said to her:"Have you the ring here, madame?"
40203	That Arsène Lupin will walk out of the house?"
40203	That I am a clairvoyant?
40203	That was an easy problem, eh?
40203	The Englishman leaned over him and said:"Have you anything to say?...
40203	The essential thing is your diamond, is it not?"
40203	The snuff- box?"
40203	Then he approached Lupin, and said, in a sharp, nervous tone:"What do you want?"
40203	Then he continued to speak, with calm deliberation:"But, really, what do they know?
40203	Then someone brushed against him and whispered in his ear:"Well?
40203	Then they heard him in the vestibule, speaking, in a loud voice:"Good- day, Ganimard, how goes it?
40203	Then what is it?"
40203	Then what was he to do with the man?
40203	Then you do not expect to come here any more?"
40203	Then, as he had no more matches, he arose and said to a gentleman who was sitting near him:"May I trouble you for a match?"
40203	Then, counting the detectives and policemen, he said:"How many are you, my friends?
40203	Then, in a low voice, he called:"Mademoiselle?"
40203	Then, placing his hand on the shoulder of his adversary, he said:"And if I should propose to you-""My liberty?"
40203	Then, we will say ten days, Monsieur Sholmes?"
40203	Thirty?
40203	To accuse the two men?
40203	To protest?
40203	To tell what you know?"
40203	Tobacco and matches... yes... and the evening papers?
40203	Trembling, she sat on a chair, and stammered:"What is it you want?"
40203	Twenty- five?
40203	Understand?"
40203	Until then----""Well?"
40203	Wait until his friends came to his help and deliver all of them to the police?
40203	Was he serious?
40203	Was his escape to be prevented by that stupid obstacle?
40203	Was it he or an accomplice who had returned to the scene of the crime and removed everything that might furnish a clue to his identity?
40203	Was it not a mistake on his part to be spending his time on the affairs of the blonde Lady, while Arsène Lupin was preparing to move?
40203	Was it you who corresponded with Arsène Lupin and committed the theft?"
40203	Was it you who took the jewel?
40203	Was she misleading them by a false confession?
40203	Was the enemy already in the house?
40203	Was the master going to break the silence?
40203	Was this true?
40203	What advantage would that give him over Lupin?
40203	What am I saying?...
40203	What are his instructions?"
40203	What did he see?
40203	What do you mean?
40203	What do you mean?"
40203	What do you say to that?"
40203	What do you see?"
40203	What do you think?"
40203	What does he know?
40203	What does it mean?"
40203	What does that fact suggest?
40203	What for?"
40203	What good will it do you?
40203	What good would that do?
40203	What is he coming for?"
40203	What more do you want?"
40203	What motive could Arsène Lupin have in renewing the struggle?
40203	What proof have you?"
40203	What then?
40203	What time have you, captain?"
40203	What unforeseen danger?
40203	What was he looking for?
40203	What was his connection with the affair of the Jewish lamp?
40203	What was the matter?
40203	What was to be done?
40203	What was wrong?
40203	What will be said when it becomes known that Herlock Sholmes and Wilson were the prisoners of Arsène Lupin?"
40203	What''s the matter?
40203	What''s the matter?"
40203	What''s the matter?"
40203	What?"
40203	What?...
40203	When one of us has conquered the other, what good will it do?
40203	When the stranger entered, the architect said to him:"You are Monsieur Stickmann?"
40203	When?"
40203	Whence did he come?
40203	Where does he hide himself?
40203	Where?"
40203	Where?...
40203	Which is he?"
40203	Who could it be?
40203	Who had followed him on his return from the river?
40203	Who the deuce could thus address him by his name?
40203	Who was about to fall into this unfortunate trap?
40203	Who was he?
40203	Who would have ever suspected it?"
40203	Whom do you accuse?"
40203	Why did Lupin select those three houses for the scenes of his exploits?"
40203	Why did he not speak sooner?
40203	Why did he now talk so much and accomplish so little?
40203	Why did n''t I think of that?
40203	Why did you come in alone?"
40203	Why had he killed himself?
40203	Why had the man not made his escape, which he could have done so easily?
40203	Why should he have it?
40203	Why?
40203	Will it be a free and open sale?
40203	Will the ring disappear at once?
40203	Will you be so kind as to introduce me?
40203	Will you renounce this affair?
40203	Wilson, I want your opinion: why was Lupin in that restaurant?"
40203	Wilson, what do you mean?"
40203	Within an hour?
40203	Would he ever succeed in capturing that inaccessible individual?
40203	Would he not be better engaged in trying to find the abode of his adversary amongst the eleven houses on his list?
40203	Would he reveal to Wilson the subject of his reverie and admit his satellite into the charmed realm of his thoughts?
40203	Would it furnish me with a weapon of attack?"
40203	Would it not have been better to have allowed me to carry out the affair in my own way?
40203	Would not that be better?"
40203	Yet he continued to question her:"Why did you accost me the other evening at the Northern Railway station?
40203	You are not afraid, monsieur?"
40203	You expect her to come here?"
40203	You refuse?
40203	You''re not done up, are you?
40203	and why?"
40203	and you gave it to him?"
40203	and your brother, Leroux, where is he?"
40203	at what time?"
40203	attack Arsène Lupin?
40203	but how can we get out?"
40203	by whom?"
40203	do you keep such papers?
40203	exclaimed Lupin, struggling to free himself,"what does this mean?
40203	exclaimed Sholmes,"that sounds good... a little trip to Paris... and why not, Wilson?
40203	exclaimed Wilson, as the truth dawned on him,"then the letter was n''t from you?"
40203	exclaimed the officer,"where is the victim?"
40203	father, why did n''t you tell me?"
40203	he muttered,"this is another of his tricks,"and he added, aloud:"Where is my luggage?"
40203	how will this end?"
40203	in this little restaurant....""Well, shall we go out?"
40203	is it you, Brigadier Folenfant?
40203	it is you, Ganimard?"
40203	mon dieu, what good would that be?
40203	my dear Sholmes, what did I tell you?
40203	my dear friend, how do you know all that?
40203	my old friend,"exclaimed Sholmes, interrupting his walking,"you are not afraid that your right arm will meet the same fate as your left?"
40203	not a tenant?"
40203	of course, he knew it... else why would he take the trouble to steal a poor, miserable desk?"
40203	on the other side of the fence....""In the park?"
40203	said Clotilde, without moving,"my father has changed his secretary?
40203	she does exist, then?"
40203	still a vegetarian?"
40203	that man... an accomplice?"
40203	the brutes would have killed him.... Well, Lupin, how goes it?"
40203	the theft of the Jewish lamp?"
40203	to this gentleman, I presume?"
40203	what does he want complications for?"
40203	what is it, Monsieur Sholmes?"
40203	what is your offer?"
40203	what''s the matter, Monsieur Lupin?
40203	you closed it?"
40203	you dare to say that it was I... you accuse me?..."
40203	you required some information and you did n''t tell me?"