This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| 29505 | But have the leaders attended to this? |
| 29505 | Does the destitution of old age never occur to their thoughts, until the moment that it commences, when helpless infirmity assails them? |
| 29505 | I am free to admit that the Christians rather than the Jews require to be enlightened upon this point; but have you attempted this? |
| 29505 | Is not the thought of an hereafter sometimes present to their minds? |
| 29505 | Is not the welfare of their children an all- powerful feeling with them? |
| 29505 | Is obtaining occasional charity, that relieves them only for a short period, the sole aim of their lives? |
| 29505 | They are called_ a nation_; and I avail myself of the word: but in what consists their nationality? |
| 29505 | They are designated_ the British Jews_: how are they identified with the title? |
| 29505 | They are termed_ a body_: in what do they assimilate? |
| 29505 | What has been done by you for the elevation of your brethren? |
| 29505 | Will you quietly sit by and hear vituperation heaped upon your creed and upon yourselves, without being roused to the slightest effort? |
| 43625 | But what''s the use of ordering it if you ca n''t eat it after all? |
| 43625 | How can it be remedied? |
| 43625 | How much is the veg''tubble soup? |
| 43625 | What keeps you so late now? |
| 43625 | And can this country afford to ignore the good example of these European laws which provide compensation for such victims of occupational diseases? |
| 43625 | Are n''t we neighbors?" |
| 43625 | As our work progressed this question came to me more and more insistently:"Why are these men and women dependents? |
| 43625 | Dutre, is that you? |
| 43625 | If neither revolution nor laws nor yet formal education can cure these root evils, is there no cure? |
| 43625 | Milton Smoot?" |
| 43625 | Receiving another negative, I enquired in surprise,"Why surely you are acquainted with the preachers of your town?" |
| 43625 | The board asked:"have you ever been in prison before?" |
| 43625 | What is the present situation? |
| 43625 | What, if anything, could be learned if they were permitted to tell their own stories of misfortune?" |
| 43625 | Where were the good people? |
| 43625 | Who dares fail to try? |
| 43625 | Who is the hostess, and who, at the close of the house''s festivities, speeds the parting guest? |
| 43625 | Who shall live up to the great trust? |
| 43625 | With this showing, the question naturally arises: Is there any connection between lack of education, child labor and the poorhouse? |
| 43625 | Would it not be much better plainly to include occupational diseases in the law? |
| 43625 | You know?" |
| 43625 | [ Illustration: QUARTERS OF VISITING NURSE]"What are you city people for, but to be skinned?" |
| 42363 | ''Have you a marriage certificate?'' 42363 ''When did he go?'' |
| 42363 | ''When do you expect him?'' 42363 An actor? |
| 42363 | And Mrs. B.? 42363 And how did you live till now without applying to charity?" |
| 42363 | And how do you get along? |
| 42363 | And how do you live on two or three dollars per week? |
| 42363 | And how does it work? |
| 42363 | And meanwhile, the children-- what about the poor kids? |
| 42363 | And my children? |
| 42363 | And shoes? |
| 42363 | And the Jewish hospital? |
| 42363 | And what do you intend to do now? |
| 42363 | And what do you think, do you think we do n''t know what_ you_ do? 42363 And what is he?" |
| 42363 | And where do you think they are? |
| 42363 | And where is he now, your husband? 42363 And who else?" |
| 42363 | And who is this gentleman? |
| 42363 | And yours? 42363 Are you coming down soon?" |
| 42363 | Are you crazy? 42363 Are you her husband? |
| 42363 | Are you satisfied here? |
| 42363 | Are you sure? |
| 42363 | But do you suppose that she has sold her children for immoral purposes that you are so anxious to learn their whereabouts? |
| 42363 | But from where did you get it before that? |
| 42363 | But he wanted to show it to you, did he not? |
| 42363 | But this is not the be all and end all of your life? |
| 42363 | But what have you against that poor woman? 42363 But where are you the whole day long and late at night?" |
| 42363 | But why did she do it? |
| 42363 | But,I argued,"are you not a mother? |
| 42363 | By what right do you ask me that? |
| 42363 | Ca n''t you hear when I call? 42363 Ca n''t you hear?" |
| 42363 | Ca n''t you hear? |
| 42363 | Confessed, condemned to the electric chair? |
| 42363 | Could you give me any money for my little ones? |
| 42363 | Did she? 42363 Did you get at her? |
| 42363 | Did you hear the news? |
| 42363 | Did you marry again? |
| 42363 | Die, die? 42363 Do men come often to the house?" |
| 42363 | Do n''t you think she looks in the mirror a little too much? 42363 Do you think it is fun to be hit and insulted by an applicant? |
| 42363 | Do you think that a man like me would be satisfied with a paltry two hundred thousand dollars a year? 42363 Does she buy butter?" |
| 42363 | Does she go out in the evening? |
| 42363 | Does she go out to work? |
| 42363 | Does she go to moving pictures? |
| 42363 | Does she receive men at night? |
| 42363 | Does she smoke cigarettes? |
| 42363 | Does she stay out late at night? |
| 42363 | Excuse me for inconveniencing you, madam, but could you tell me when Mrs. B. will be home-- whether she is at home in the morning? |
| 42363 | Excuse me, madame, but why do n''t the children use the garden? |
| 42363 | Five hundred dollars in the bank and your children hungry and naked? |
| 42363 | From where did the boy get this package? |
| 42363 | From where do you all come so late? |
| 42363 | From where do you get money for bread? |
| 42363 | From where does your mother get money to buy food? |
| 42363 | Ha? 42363 Ha?" |
| 42363 | Ha? |
| 42363 | Ha? |
| 42363 | Have they always had what to eat? |
| 42363 | Have you a doctor''s certificate? |
| 42363 | Have you any children? |
| 42363 | Have you no heart? 42363 Have you no relatives?" |
| 42363 | Have you now an idea where your husband is? |
| 42363 | Hello, mother, what''s the trouble? 42363 How are you feeling, Uncle?" |
| 42363 | How dare you insult your mother the way you do, you scoundrel? |
| 42363 | How do you live, then? |
| 42363 | How is our man getting on? |
| 42363 | How long have you been deaf? |
| 42363 | How long is it since your husband died? |
| 42363 | How many children have you? |
| 42363 | How many children have you? |
| 42363 | How many children have you? |
| 42363 | How many? |
| 42363 | How much are we going to give him? |
| 42363 | How much are you going to give him? |
| 42363 | How much does your oldest son earn a week? |
| 42363 | How old are they? |
| 42363 | How old are you? |
| 42363 | How so? |
| 42363 | How? |
| 42363 | I am a poor widow,she started plaintively,"what can I do?" |
| 42363 | I will work up here-- work up to the top-- you understand? |
| 42363 | Is Mr. Salvator Razaza living here? |
| 42363 | Is he here? 42363 Is it possible that I could have steeled my purse against him? |
| 42363 | Is she sometimes drunk? 42363 Is she visiting the moving picture houses?" |
| 42363 | Is that true? |
| 42363 | Listen,I told him:"I do n''t want to bother you any more, but tell me, have you bread and meat every day now?" |
| 42363 | Madison Street-- No.--"Where does your brother live? |
| 42363 | Men, what are you doing? |
| 42363 | Mrs. S.,I called,"wo n''t you please come out and talk matters over with me? |
| 42363 | No? |
| 42363 | Now,I started,"what''s the matter with your children? |
| 42363 | Oh, how do you do? 42363 Old man, what is your trade?" |
| 42363 | One is six years old and one--"You liar, you shameless liar, six years old? 42363 One six years and, one--""You lie-- liars you all are-- how old are your children?" |
| 42363 | Say, Cram, why do n''t you resign your position? 42363 Say-- you-- where are you hurrying? |
| 42363 | Shall we continue? |
| 42363 | Sick-- what sickness? |
| 42363 | Sick? 42363 So he died? |
| 42363 | The dog? |
| 42363 | The investigator does not like you? |
| 42363 | Theatre, base- ball, ice cream? |
| 42363 | Then this is a strike- breaking agency? |
| 42363 | Then what can I do? |
| 42363 | Was a daily spectacle like this to be deemed a nuisance, which called for legal interference to remove? 42363 Was he ill? |
| 42363 | Well, I have a right to ask,and turning to the woman, she said:"You must tell me immediately who this man is-- do you hear? |
| 42363 | Well, but if he has no home? |
| 42363 | Well, how much do you make a week? |
| 42363 | Well, then, what do you want? 42363 Well, well,"I urged,"why does he not stay there?" |
| 42363 | Well, what has that to do with it? |
| 42363 | Well, why do n''t you answer? 42363 Well?" |
| 42363 | What about that? |
| 42363 | What about your children, Erikson? |
| 42363 | What are you laughing for? |
| 42363 | What do you want? |
| 42363 | What do you want? |
| 42363 | What happened next? |
| 42363 | What happened? |
| 42363 | What information? 42363 What is it you want, sir?" |
| 42363 | What is it? |
| 42363 | What is the matter with you, Erikson? 42363 What is the matter?" |
| 42363 | What is the name of the rag pedlar? |
| 42363 | What is this? |
| 42363 | What is your name? |
| 42363 | What is your uncle? |
| 42363 | What of it? |
| 42363 | What of the boy? |
| 42363 | What shall I do? |
| 42363 | What was the matter with the old Baruch? |
| 42363 | What will become of her? |
| 42363 | What would you do in her place? |
| 42363 | What''s the matter in there? |
| 42363 | What''s the matter? 42363 What''s the name of your husband?" |
| 42363 | What''s their address? 42363 What''s your name?" |
| 42363 | What''s your name? |
| 42363 | When are they coming to- morrow? |
| 42363 | When did he die? |
| 42363 | When does your month finish here? |
| 42363 | When is your happiest time here? |
| 42363 | When? |
| 42363 | Where are you going? |
| 42363 | Where are you the whole day? 42363 Where are your skates, Mike?" |
| 42363 | Where do you live now, children? |
| 42363 | Where do you live? |
| 42363 | Where does your sister live? |
| 42363 | Where in heaven are you all going? |
| 42363 | Who are they? |
| 42363 | Who are you? |
| 42363 | Who is he? |
| 42363 | Who is he? |
| 42363 | Who is that man? |
| 42363 | Who is that man? |
| 42363 | Who is that woman? |
| 42363 | Who visits her? |
| 42363 | Who''s there? |
| 42363 | Who? |
| 42363 | Whose name is Grun? 42363 Why did you leave Mrs. S., that poor woman, without coal?" |
| 42363 | Why did you not let me know immediately? |
| 42363 | Why do n''t you complain to the superintendent? |
| 42363 | Why do n''t you go to work? |
| 42363 | Why do n''t you help him? 42363 Why do n''t you send him to the Skin and Cancer Hospital?" |
| 42363 | Why do n''t you smoke? |
| 42363 | Why do n''t you work now? |
| 42363 | Why do you have them wait two hours? |
| 42363 | Why does he give her coals? |
| 42363 | Why is she so friendly with the coalman? |
| 42363 | Why so? |
| 42363 | Why were you discontinued? |
| 42363 | Why? |
| 42363 | Why? |
| 42363 | Why? |
| 42363 | Why? |
| 42363 | Will that prove that I earn more than I spend? |
| 42363 | Will they give him something upstairs? |
| 42363 | Will you immediately send an investigator? |
| 42363 | Woman,I cried,"what have you done? |
| 42363 | Yes, Sam, but what do you intend to be when you grow up? |
| 42363 | Yes, but from where do you get money to buy food? |
| 42363 | Yes, but his certificate proves something, does n''t it? |
| 42363 | Yes, but where did you get yesterday''s bread? |
| 42363 | Yes,I said,"but what has that to do with it?" |
| 42363 | You do n''t know who the man is who sits near you in his shirtsleeves? |
| 42363 | You do n''t know? |
| 42363 | You hear? |
| 42363 | You mean? |
| 42363 | You see? |
| 42363 | You squeaked-- ha? 42363 You understand?" |
| 42363 | ''Are you crazy?'' |
| 42363 | ''What is that?'' |
| 42363 | ''What wife Leah?'' |
| 42363 | ''s home?" |
| 42363 | A few minutes later he asked:"When am I to go?" |
| 42363 | A man of about forty stood up and asked:"Grun? |
| 42363 | A pension of$ 200 a month, a trip abroad, a palace, a country house? |
| 42363 | After all, what are the poor guilty of? |
| 42363 | After all, why not speak simply? |
| 42363 | After having satisfied himself that he had accomplished this, he said to me, still looking at the papers:"Why do n''t you sit down? |
| 42363 | Again the boy twisted around, and looking daggers at his mother he said:"You''ll tell tales? |
| 42363 | All of a sudden he said to me:"You saw this man? |
| 42363 | All the bambinos morte, sick? |
| 42363 | Among her shoes, her museums, and supplies for ever- gaping curiosity( and what else but an accumulation of sights-- endless sights-- is a great city? |
| 42363 | And Mr. G.? |
| 42363 | And addressing me again he said:"A fine job, is n''t it?" |
| 42363 | And does the canner think of that when he allows rotten meat to go into his cans? |
| 42363 | And does the manufacturer think of that? |
| 42363 | And does the milkman, a devout church- goer, who baptises his milk, think of the children he is killing, of the future generations he is crippling? |
| 42363 | And does the owner of mines think of that? |
| 42363 | And for what? |
| 42363 | And how could it be otherwise, considering those who give, how they give, and the terrible doctrine of"the deserving poor"? |
| 42363 | And how many, how many similar occurrences have led to similar results? |
| 42363 | And the question came again and again to my mind:"Was charity, organised charity, the salve to heal this wound?" |
| 42363 | And then again I asked:"But_ for whom_ is it kept up?" |
| 42363 | And who puts the questions? |
| 42363 | And why do n''t you go to the actors? |
| 42363 | And you''ll stay there like a lamp post? |
| 42363 | Any coal left? |
| 42363 | Any wonder the project immediately materialised? |
| 42363 | Are the laws different for rich and poor? |
| 42363 | Are you her boarder?" |
| 42363 | Are you not a mother? |
| 42363 | As he passed my chair I stood up and seizing his wrists I asked:"Why do n''t you go to school?" |
| 42363 | B.?" |
| 42363 | B.?" |
| 42363 | B.?" |
| 42363 | Baer?" |
| 42363 | But still, what will become of him? |
| 42363 | But what does that prove? |
| 42363 | But you saw the girls, did you?" |
| 42363 | But, I ask you, could I live on two dollars a week? |
| 42363 | Buy every day new clothes? |
| 42363 | CLIPPING WINGS OF LITTLE BIRDS"And where does she go every day?" |
| 42363 | Ca n''t I speak to the rabble with an uncultured voice?" |
| 42363 | Cheap kitchens for the poor? |
| 42363 | Did Mr. G. not himself pay$ 4.40( the difference between$ 3.60 and$ 8.00) for a kiss? |
| 42363 | Did you call Grun?" |
| 42363 | Did you find out?" |
| 42363 | Do n''t you understand? |
| 42363 | Do we get anything for that?" |
| 42363 | Do you know where it will land him?" |
| 42363 | Do you really think that he can not hear? |
| 42363 | Do you see this old man there? |
| 42363 | Do you think it''s fun? |
| 42363 | Do you think that I am such a fool as to believe a single word of what you say?" |
| 42363 | Does any one of them start his daily work with a thought of the poor, with a charitable thought? |
| 42363 | Even if it is only from the salary, does it not prove that he is getting too much? |
| 42363 | For God''s sake ca n''t you leave us alone?" |
| 42363 | For several days this is continued, then the question is put: What is she doing at night? |
| 42363 | From where all that money? |
| 42363 | Grun?" |
| 42363 | Ha? |
| 42363 | Had she fallen? |
| 42363 | Had she found her husband? |
| 42363 | Had she not told me that she could not live on what she earned? |
| 42363 | Had the sun anything to do with that? |
| 42363 | Had this been so yesterday he would have turned round and questioned the sunbeams:"Where do you live? |
| 42363 | Has he a conscience? |
| 42363 | Have I grown callous? |
| 42363 | Have I not yet seen it all-- is more horror to follow? |
| 42363 | Have the overseers of St. L---- caused them to be shot? |
| 42363 | Have they the interest of the poor at heart, or do they consider first their own job? |
| 42363 | Have you a personal grievance against the woman?" |
| 42363 | Have you no feeling? |
| 42363 | He answered:"Why? |
| 42363 | He died?" |
| 42363 | He was dumbfounded and kept on repeating:"Is that her? |
| 42363 | Hein, you would not? |
| 42363 | Her children die? |
| 42363 | How can you reduce wages?" |
| 42363 | How could I say otherwise? |
| 42363 | How could she be so sincere when she spoke to others? |
| 42363 | How could she pawn her watch for a struggling Socialist paper? |
| 42363 | How do they feel when they think of their homes, when they see a green leaf, when they hear the song of a bird? |
| 42363 | How do you like it? |
| 42363 | How do you make a living? |
| 42363 | How many children have you? |
| 42363 | How much are you earning a week?" |
| 42363 | How much at the butcher? |
| 42363 | How much did I spend at the grocery? |
| 42363 | How much for dresses? |
| 42363 | How old are you? |
| 42363 | How old are you?" |
| 42363 | How was I to know that the lady president of a Sisterhood affiliated to the office had recommended this case? |
| 42363 | How will he be father, husband, friend? |
| 42363 | I ca n''t help thinking, what will become of that boy? |
| 42363 | I have arms for you-- better tell me how you got on in London-- a big town?" |
| 42363 | I have been called three times here and what have you done for me? |
| 42363 | I know you will say:"What else could we do with the poor, incapable of earning their living?" |
| 42363 | I mean, does she use whisky? |
| 42363 | I once asked him:"Say, Sam, what do you like best? |
| 42363 | I put the picture before his eyes:"How do you like the change?" |
| 42363 | I remembered the Manager''s answer:"Who is supporting this institution? |
| 42363 | I took out my note book and put the following questions:"How long are you in America?" |
| 42363 | I turned to the girl and asked:"How do you like living here?" |
| 42363 | If the mother is in the street what will become of the children?" |
| 42363 | If they call him_ too good_, what about the others? |
| 42363 | If this be not true, why did not the Montefiore Home sue the calumniators? |
| 42363 | In her way to what? |
| 42363 | Instead of waiting, what do you think she did? |
| 42363 | Is he from the charities?" |
| 42363 | Is it not the inevitable result of the present organisation of society? |
| 42363 | Is it possible that in the present industrial system there should be no poor and no helpless human beings? |
| 42363 | Is n''t that a sign that they had enough of it, that they get candy every day?" |
| 42363 | Is n''t that money destined to pay for other things than gasoline, and a liveried chauffeur? |
| 42363 | Is n''t that so, Mr. Lawson? |
| 42363 | Is poverty a crime? |
| 42363 | Is that charity?" |
| 42363 | Is that her?" |
| 42363 | Is that payment for the pleasure they give him of torturing the poor? |
| 42363 | Is there whisky in the house?" |
| 42363 | It looks very reasonable, does it not? |
| 42363 | It''s a fine job, Mr. Baer, is it not?" |
| 42363 | Lawson?" |
| 42363 | Lazy? |
| 42363 | Lazyo- mania?" |
| 42363 | Live on the two dollars? |
| 42363 | Mamma, who''s there?" |
| 42363 | Mr. Cram looked at me with scorn, and turning to the applicant he shouted at the top of his voice:"How old are you?" |
| 42363 | Mrs. H. jumped at one of the women and called out loudly:"What do you want here? |
| 42363 | Once when passing me he said:"You remember what I told you the other day? |
| 42363 | Or is this perhaps a new interpretation of Christ''s words:"Let not thy left hand know what thy right hand doeth"? |
| 42363 | Pitilessly I insisted on getting an answer to my question:"From what do you live?" |
| 42363 | Pointblank I put the question:"How are you making a living?" |
| 42363 | Really?" |
| 42363 | S.?" |
| 42363 | S.?" |
| 42363 | S.?" |
| 42363 | Say-- say quickly what do you want? |
| 42363 | Shall I bring you her record? |
| 42363 | Shall I say that the whole trapping affair was engineered by the husband and the second woman? |
| 42363 | She was all right once, how is she now?" |
| 42363 | Simply the desire to augment the quantity of records? |
| 42363 | Six years old?" |
| 42363 | So and So?" |
| 42363 | So that''s the kind of a man he is? |
| 42363 | So they have no bread, eh?" |
| 42363 | So what could I do? |
| 42363 | TUESDAY Is there no way to finish it all? |
| 42363 | Tell me-- did you get tired-- or do you think begging a better trade?" |
| 42363 | That old fellow who tried to read the inscription comes up to me,"How long will I have to wait? |
| 42363 | The boy looked at the mother understandingly, as though he would ask, Is this not the one? |
| 42363 | The boy thought a moment and then he hissed out between his teeth:"What in hell is it your business, now? |
| 42363 | The boy, longing for childish pleasures, roller skates, which the mother dared not buy because of the investigator''s"Where did you get the money?" |
| 42363 | The broken- down figure rose, brushed away some tears, and asked me:"And now, sir, tell me, who are you and what do you want?" |
| 42363 | The charity again?" |
| 42363 | The gentlemen look at one another a few seconds, then Mr. R., the chairman, gets up and yells at her:"You would not? |
| 42363 | The janitor, very interested in charity affairs, asked:"Did you sweat them?" |
| 42363 | The one with flowing white beard and bushy eyebrows? |
| 42363 | The poor of the land spoke:"Are we to be punished because the locusts ate our grain?" |
| 42363 | The poor or the rich?" |
| 42363 | The result? |
| 42363 | The result? |
| 42363 | The woman looked me in the eyes for a few seconds, and then, all of a sudden, she asked me:"Are you a Jew?" |
| 42363 | Then why not be consistent and spend the whole amount the same way? |
| 42363 | They are in her way-- in her way to where? |
| 42363 | They wear, they tear; what can she do? |
| 42363 | To get rid of me he asked,''How does he look?'' |
| 42363 | To whom are these questions put? |
| 42363 | WHAT IS DONE IN HIS NAME? |
| 42363 | Was it purposely done to hasten their death and save the pension? |
| 42363 | Was she once better, had her work killed her heart? |
| 42363 | Was the one hundred and thirty- five dollars enough for her to support her children? |
| 42363 | Was the woman in her insulted? |
| 42363 | Was the woman placed in a hospital for incurables? |
| 42363 | Was this a story to purse up people''s hearts and pennies against giving an alms to the blind? |
| 42363 | We have here a splendid garden-- have a look through the window, sir-- a splendid garden is it not? |
| 42363 | Were they afraid organised charity was going out of business? |
| 42363 | Were they afraid that the workers had wakened up to their own misery? |
| 42363 | Were they afraid to lose the fat positions, or was it simply the mania for investigating? |
| 42363 | What about they themselves? |
| 42363 | What can the poor woman do?" |
| 42363 | What could I do? |
| 42363 | What could the woman do? |
| 42363 | What did he mean? |
| 42363 | What did she think of me anyhow? |
| 42363 | What do you come to bother us here for? |
| 42363 | What do you do in your free time?" |
| 42363 | What do you want with your three small kids? |
| 42363 | What does it mean? |
| 42363 | What had happened? |
| 42363 | What has happened? |
| 42363 | What has the"terror"done to her? |
| 42363 | What is it? |
| 42363 | What is your trade? |
| 42363 | What is your trade?" |
| 42363 | What was missing anyway? |
| 42363 | What was the use of arguing with that man? |
| 42363 | What will become of his children? |
| 42363 | What''s it your business?" |
| 42363 | When I knocked at the door he greeted me with"What d''hell d''you want?" |
| 42363 | When a young woman has lost her shame why should she beg? |
| 42363 | When any one applied for charity the first question put was:"Are you a tailor?" |
| 42363 | When does she come?" |
| 42363 | When in need of help, why not ring us up? |
| 42363 | When the old fellow complained about his lost arms his chum consoled him:"What''s the difference how one does, whether with usable arms or not? |
| 42363 | Whence does she get the necessary additional money? |
| 42363 | Where are they all? |
| 42363 | Where are you, loafer?" |
| 42363 | Where did I get the money? |
| 42363 | Where does she go during the day? |
| 42363 | Where does she go?" |
| 42363 | Where hang their useless staves? |
| 42363 | Where have I seen them? |
| 42363 | Where is she now? |
| 42363 | Where is she now? |
| 42363 | Where? |
| 42363 | Where? |
| 42363 | Who are they? |
| 42363 | Who ever heard of it?" |
| 42363 | Who is he? |
| 42363 | Who told you to put up at a hotel? |
| 42363 | Why Pagliacci? |
| 42363 | Why advertise him as a pauper everywhere, at the butcher''s and baker''s? |
| 42363 | Why are they poor? |
| 42363 | Why are they sick? |
| 42363 | Why are they walking naked? |
| 42363 | Why are tickets given instead of money for meat, for bread? |
| 42363 | Why did that brute force her to show her face? |
| 42363 | Why did you move from the other place?" |
| 42363 | Why do n''t you work now? |
| 42363 | Why do they die young if it is not because they are degenerates and careless and dirty? |
| 42363 | Why do you want her children taken away? |
| 42363 | Why not give it to organised charity and then send all the deserving to us? |
| 42363 | Why not? |
| 42363 | Why should I shirk because Cram was not of the right stuff? |
| 42363 | Why should you take away the children from a mother? |
| 42363 | Why, she has just paid$ 1 last week on the machine,"and with changed attitude:"What do you bother me for? |
| 42363 | Why? |
| 42363 | Why? |
| 42363 | Why? |
| 42363 | Work? |
| 42363 | Would a criminal be treated in this way during the third degree? |
| 42363 | You are an actor? |
| 42363 | You give light and warmth? |
| 42363 | Your wife, Leah?'' |
| 42363 | a new agent? |
| 42363 | and let this big stiff hit me? |
| 42363 | and turning to me he explained:"You see? |
| 42363 | and turning to me he said:"You see? |
| 42363 | and what is your disease? |
| 42363 | and who will farm their dogs? |
| 42363 | and yours? |
| 42363 | and yours?" |
| 42363 | do n''t you know me? |
| 42363 | here?'' |
| 42363 | is it not? |
| 42363 | my good lady, do you allow him to steal? |
| 42363 | or for what else is it desirable?) |
| 42363 | or into what corners, blind as themselves, have they been driven, out of the wholesome air and sun- warmth? |
| 42363 | or no coal, no money, no rent-- do you hear?" |
| 42363 | or not rather a beautiful moral of well- directed charity on one part, and noble gratitude upon the other? |
| 42363 | or not rather a salutary and a touching object to the passers- by in a great city? |
| 42363 | or were they tied up in sacks and dropped into the Thames, at the suggestion of B----, the mild rector of----? |
| 42363 | screams the chairman, and wipes the perspiration from his brow,"and what is that? |
| 42363 | she exclaimed,"you are from the Gerry Society, are n''t you?" |
| 42363 | that''s what you''ll do? |
| 42363 | the woman cried out, in ecstasy,"is he here? |
| 42363 | was there not room for one_ Lusus_( not_ Naturae_, indeed, but_ Accidentium_?) |
| 42363 | went to the poor? |