Questions

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
59982	Are you crazy?
59982	Can you see it, Jim?
59982	Going to the circus?
59982	Hey, Mike,he said to the other man,"Is n''t this the guy whose picture they''re sending out on the Communico Screen?
59982	What''s going on here?
59982	What''s your name, dad?
59982	How could he explain about what he had done and why he had done it?
59982	Is it?
59982	Oh, is it?
59982	Why even the circus was far better-- or was it?_[ Transcriber''s Note: This etext was produced from Worlds of If Science Fiction, June 1957.
59982	You know, the guy who ran away from his son''s house before they could send him to the Psych Center?"
31371	''A bottle of lemonade-- have you got any ginger- beer?''
31371	''Am I to go to Aunt Ellen''s?''
31371	''Am I to go?''
31371	''And Winnie?''
31371	''And my mother too?''
31371	''And pray who is to take you?''
31371	''Are n''t you?''
31371	''Are they here?''
31371	''Are you really-- really?''
31371	''Are you sure there is nobody?''
31371	''But after that?''
31371	''But how about to- night?''
31371	''But how can she if she does n''t know the number?''
31371	''But is she like you?''
31371	''But is she?''
31371	''But suppose Aunt Selina is n''t at home either?''
31371	''But suppose it does n''t come?''
31371	''But suppose you do n''t catch it?''
31371	''But when do you go to sleep?''
31371	''But where is it?''
31371	''But where shall I sleep?''
31371	''Can I warm my hands?''
31371	''Can she be angry?''
31371	''Can you tell me how long she will be?''
31371	''Could n''t I stay here?''
31371	''Did she say anything about coming home?''
31371	''Do n''t you know?''
31371	''Do n''t you like your Aunt Selina?''
31371	''Do they often go to France?''
31371	''Do you know him?''
31371	''Do you know what it is?''
31371	''Do you know whether this house is empty?''
31371	''Do you mean Winnie?''
31371	''Do you think she''ll be very cross?''
31371	''Do you think she''ll be very long?''
31371	''Got nowhere to sleep?''
31371	''Got your sandwiches?''
31371	''Ham or beef?''
31371	''Ham-- do you like ham?''
31371	''Have you any other relations in London?''
31371	''Have you washed your face?''
31371	''Have you?''
31371	''How long shall we stay?''
31371	''How long were you asleep?''
31371	''How much are those?''
31371	''How much is it?''
31371	''How should you like to go to see your father?''
31371	''How was it you got out of the train at Meresleigh?''
31371	''Hullo,''it said,''what are you doing out here?
31371	''Hungry?''
31371	''I have no doubt,''said Aunt Selina,''that they will go to Aunt Ellen''s at Chesterham----''''Could n''t I go to Aunt Ellen''s?''
31371	''I wonder what Miss Morton will say about it?''
31371	''Is Miss Morton at home?''
31371	''Is it stone- bottle ginger- beer?''
31371	''Is it?''
31371	''Is it?''
31371	''Is my mother as old as you?''
31371	''Is she like Aunt Selina?''
31371	''Is that for me to wash in?''
31371	''Is that the lion who had your head in his mouth?''
31371	''Is your name Wilmot?''
31371	''Is-- is she like you?''
31371	''Mean to say they''ve gone away and left you?''
31371	''Might n''t we wait just a little longer?''
31371	''Miss Selina Morton-- is that your aunt''s name?''
31371	''Must I?''
31371	''My mother?''
31371	''Oh, so you came to the show by yourself?''
31371	''Oh, you have n''t, have n''t you?''
31371	''Only what is it?''
31371	''Please can you tell me the way to Chesterham?''
31371	''Please, have you had a letter from Uncle Henry yet?''
31371	''Run away?''
31371	''Sha n''t I have the half- crown if I do n''t go to- day?''
31371	''Sha n''t you?''
31371	''Shall you be glad to see her?''
31371	''Shall you?''
31371	''So,''he added, as he put away the shovel,''you think you''d like something to eat?''
31371	''Surely he did not come alone?''
31371	''Then how do you know?''
31371	''Then what am I to do?''
31371	''Then why did n''t you get in again?''
31371	''Then you were really looking for me?''
31371	''Then,''asked the lady,''why did you run away from the circus?
31371	''This is n''t Chesterham, is it?''
31371	''Was he?''
31371	''Well, you ca n''t sleep here,''said the clown,''and you do n''t see much to eat, do you?''
31371	''Well,''said the clown,''it is n''t in his mouth now, is it?''
31371	''What are those?''
31371	''What are you after?''
31371	''What are you doing here?''
31371	''What are you glad about?''
31371	''What are you going to be?''
31371	''What do you suppose I am to do with you then?''
31371	''What do you think about a bath?''
31371	''What do you think she''ll say?''
31371	''What do you want?''
31371	''What do you want?''
31371	''What is her number in Gloucester Place?''
31371	''What is the matter?''
31371	''What is your aunt''s name?
31371	''What is your name?''
31371	''What number?''
31371	''What should you wish her to be like?''
31371	''What time does the train get to Chesterham?''
31371	''What time is it, please?''
31371	''What''s that?''
31371	''What, the sandwiches?''
31371	''What?''
31371	''When did you hear from your mother?''
31371	''Where am I going after breakfast?''
31371	''Where am I to sleep?''
31371	''Where are we going?''
31371	''Where does your Aunt Selina live?''
31371	''Where is Master Wilmot?''
31371	''Where is this?''
31371	''Where to?''
31371	''Where will you put them?''
31371	''Where''s your ticket?''
31371	''Where-- where to?''
31371	''Which do you want?''
31371	''Who brought him?''
31371	''Whose bed is it?''
31371	''Whose is that little clown''s suit?''
31371	''Why are we stopping here?''
31371	''Why did the people send you here?''
31371	''Why did you do that?''
31371	''Why did you run away from the policeman?''
31371	''Why do n''t you like her?''
31371	''Why not?''
31371	''Why not?''
31371	''Why, could n''t I go alone?''
31371	''Why,''he asked,''you look as if you''ve come from a circus?''
31371	''Will they come here?''
31371	''Will you kindly let me look at a Directory?''
31371	''Winnie is n''t really black, is she?''
31371	''Yes,''she answered,''and who do you think will meet you at Chesterham station?''
31371	And if they were real, where had the clown''s dress gone to?
31371	And what would Miss Roberts do with you in that case?''
31371	But if he had dreamed them, where was he?
31371	Do you know what''s done to them as travels without a ticket?''
31371	Had he really done all these strange things or had he only dreamed them?
31371	Is it Wilmot?''
31371	Morton or Miss Morton?''
31371	Where''s your nurse?''
31371	Why should n''t he wait until everybody else had gone and then lie down on one of the seats and sleep where he was?
31371	Why should she be cross?''
46709	All right to- night, waiter?
46709	And I think, sir,continued Grimaldi,"that if it were in your power, you would willingly serve me?"
46709	And Jesson?
46709	And Williams?
46709	And pray what may be the amount?
46709	And the Jewish- looking man,--I forget the rascal''s name,--the man who sings Kelly''s songs; what is he?
46709	And what am I to do?
46709	And what did you want to wake me for?
46709	And why was it not done, sir? 46709 And why, pray?"
46709	Are there plenty of birds this year?
46709	But what has our killing these pigeons to do with cutting away?
46709	Did he give you his name, or do you know who he is?
46709	Do n''t attempt to touch him without a warrant; or--"Or what?
46709	Do n''t you recollect, Mr. Grimaldi, that he would not join the party to Woolwich?
46709	Do you know him, sir?
46709	Do you want to see him on any particular business?
46709	Friends of yours-- hey?
46709	Grimaldi, do you mean to take supper every night?
46709	Grimaldi,whispered this young nobleman, just as dinner commenced,"did you ever meet Byron before?"
46709	Harmer?
46709	Have you looked at the box- book?
46709	Have you?
46709	How do_ you_ do?
46709	I beg your pardon, sir, did you, sir?
46709	In the name of wonder, Grimaldi,said this agreeable character,"what are you doing here?"
46709	Indeed!--is that true?
46709	Is Mr. Hughes alone?
46709	Is he here now?
46709	Is the squire very angry?
46709	It''s right, sir, is it?
46709	Joe,said Kemble, with great dignity,"what is the matter?"
46709	Joe,said Mr. Hughes, gravely,"is this the first meeting you have attended?"
46709	Lucas,--Lucas,said Richer;"that is the old man who wears spectacles, is n''t it?"
46709	Not paid?
46709	Now, then, pit or box, pit or gallery, box or pit?
46709	Now, then, what''s the matter?
46709	Oh, I really do n''t know, sir,she replied;"there is nothing particular about him, except--""Well, except what?"
46709	Pray, may I inquire why you ask the question?
46709	Quite right?
46709	Soy, my lord?
46709	That is not what I meant,said De Cleve:"what I meant was, to ask you what business might have taken you to Gravesend?"
46709	The what?
46709	Then I expect you wo nt assist me in finding them out?
46709	Then you''ll go to- morrow?
46709	Then, of course, you have not met him at a dinner- party?
46709	Then,asked Miss Kelly,"why not take a farewell benefit?
46709	There is one other man whom I have not named-- that fellow Jones; what is he? 46709 To come, then, at once to the point,"said Mr. Harmer,--"do you not know a person of the name of Mackintosh?"
46709	Well, Bologna,said Grimaldi, with a triumphant air,"are you satisfied?"
46709	Well, Joe,said he,"I hope you have come to say that you feel able to be with us again?"
46709	Well, mother,he said,"has anything strange occurred here to- night?"
46709	Well, sir,said the patrol,"there they are; can you swear to them all, or to any of them?"
46709	Well, then, sir, of course you can tell, whether_ he_ is one of the men who robbed you?
46709	Well, will you take it?
46709	Well,said Mr. Blamire, after the bustle of entrance had ceased,"what''s the matter, now?
46709	What are you talking about? 46709 What can be the matter with him?"
46709	What did you expect to find? 46709 What do you call rather early?"
46709	What do you mean?
46709	What do you mean?
46709	What do you mean?
46709	What for?--what for?
46709	What is it? 46709 What on earth can he want with me?
46709	What on earth is the meaning of this?
46709	What should you recommend for that purpose?
46709	What will you like to order, sir?
46709	What will you wager?
46709	What''s that?
46709	Where are you going to take the box?
46709	Where''s your warrant?
46709	Where? 46709 Which way?"
46709	Who are you looking for, Joe?
46709	Who is the lady?
46709	Who wants me?
46709	Who?
46709	Why not?
46709	Why, Jack,shouted the other man, starting back with great surprise:"can you speak?"
46709	Why, what have you been about, Joe?
46709	Why?
46709	Will any of us do Joe?
46709	Will not, Joe,--eh?
46709	Will you listen to me for half a minute?
46709	You do n''t surely mean to say that you have apprehended the burglars?
46709	You have more money about you; I know you have: come, hand over, will ye?
46709	_ Samp._(_ aside_) Is the law on our side if I say ay? 46709 --What''s the matter?"
46709	--said one of the men:"what the devil does this mean?"
46709	After he had finished his speech, the former quietly said,"Will you favour me by coming here at nine o''clock to- morrow morning, sir?"
46709	At the commencement of the season he met Mr. Sheridan, when the following colloquy ensued:--"Well, Joe, still living-- eh?"
46709	But, Joe, what will your poor little wife do while you are at the theatre of an evening?
46709	Byron looked at him for a moment, and then said, with much seeming surprise--"Why, Mr. Grimaldi, do you not take soy with your tart?"
46709	Cross?"
46709	Do you mean to say you do not recollect it?"
46709	Farmer?"
46709	He advanced towards the door as he spoke, and then suddenly turning round, added,"Have you anything else to say to me?"
46709	He nodded as Grimaldi entered, and said,"Are you going to Finchley to- night?"
46709	He paused for a few seconds, and, looking up in his face, said,"And so you really are Grimaldi, are you?"
46709	Here arose a great outcry, mingled with various exclamations of,"Where''s your warrant?"
46709	How do you do it?"
46709	How is it that I never see you at tea now?"
46709	I suppose you left Newcastle the same day you received my letter?"
46709	I suppose, now, there are a good many Clowns and Harlequins in London,--eh?"
46709	In von more minuet, Sheridan leave his dinner party, enter de room hastily-- stop suddenly, and say,''How dare you, Grim, play me such a trick?''
46709	Is that agreed?"
46709	It is an odd circumstance, is it not, that I should be charged with robbing an old friend like you?
46709	Just get it altered, will you?"
46709	Now, sir, will you come along with me?"
46709	Now, what can be plainer, if he is very angry, as I know he will be, then if you are here, he''ll put you in prison?
46709	Pray, sir, are you the great Mr. Grimaldi, formerly of Covent Garden Theatre?"
46709	Pretty young woman, Joe?"
46709	Suppose the money were to be found upon him by the loser, who would believe him, when he declared that he picked it up in the street?
46709	The Prince merely laughed: and Sheridan, taking up the crown, offered it to him, adding--"''Will you deign to accept this trifle?''
46709	The audience laughed at its gigantic size, and the pantaloon, looking suspiciously at him, demanded,"Where did you get this box?"
46709	The man at the horse''s head looked sharply on, and cried,"Tom, what has he given you?"
46709	There were a great many other dishes that you might have had; but you recollect giving a particular order for a Welsh rare- bit, sir?"
46709	They were young men of gentlemanly appearance, and upon hearing the words,"Here''s Mr. Grimaldi-- who wants him?"
46709	Well mounted, is he not?"
46709	What do you keep on knocking for, at this time of night?"
46709	What do you propose?
46709	What does my father say?"
46709	What is the cause of this infernal clamour?"
46709	What is the nature of the disorder?
46709	What mattered it that the stage was three yards wide, and four deep?
46709	What say you?"
46709	What was your motive for taking me into the company of these men and women, and why did they want to have me among them?"
46709	Where could he be gone to?
46709	Where is Joe, sir?"
46709	Who is not at home?"
46709	Who knows?"
46709	Why was it not done?
46709	Why, surely you can not have been so imprudent as to have formed an attachment to Joe yourself?
46709	Why, what is the matter?"
46709	Will that do?"
46709	Will you get out?"
46709	Will you take a glass of madeira?"
46709	Would it not appear much more probable that he had stolen it?
46709	You''ll not forget?"
46709	You, sir, you are the gentleman who suddenly went into the grave, and forgot to come out again, I think?"
46709	a murderer?"
46709	and if such a charge were brought against him, by what evidence could he rebut it?
46709	and pay outside fare?"
46709	cried the Pantaloon:"and pray, who gave it to you?"
46709	exclaimed Dubois, rising angrily,"how dare you come here?"
46709	exclaimed this person, holding out his hand, in some agitation,"how goes it with you now, old fellow?"
46709	father, what for?"
46709	have you forget?''
46709	have you forgotten the pickled salmon again?"
46709	he shouted out of the window, displaying the brace of pistols and the broadsword to the best advantage;"what''s the matter there?"
46709	inquired Lucas;"or what, Mr. Dubois?
46709	is that you?"
46709	look at the accommodations: what do you suppose they''ll charge for all this?
46709	properties?"
46709	said the leader of the guard; upon which Grimaldi summoned up courage, and echoing the inquiry, said,"What''s the matter?"
46709	said the other,"you have heard of it, then?"
46709	what is it called?"
46709	without leave, I suppose?"
46709	you cruel boy,"said Joe, in a passion of tears,"had n''t you any love for your dear father?
8430	?
8430	Am I what?
8430	And I then? 8430 And I, my young friend?
8430	And Madame Patou?
8430	And do you know how I got rid of him? 8430 And he said:''What would you have, Monsieur?
8430	And if I show no talent at all?
8430	And if he does n''t?
8430	And indeed, General,she flashed,"what_ has_ become of you?"
8430	And now that I''ve told you the story of my life, what about you? 8430 And now that there''s no longer any mystery?"
8430	And now,cried Elodie,"what were you going to say about fashions in necklaces made of dogs''teeth?"
8430	And now,said I,"what did Lackaday, in terms of plain fact, tell you down there?"
8430	And that''s final, my dear?
8430	And that''s the end of it?
8430	And the uniform? 8430 And then?"
8430	And what''s that?
8430	And when you complained, he looked like this-- eh?
8430	And you are pleased to have me again?
8430	And you have been supporting yourself all the time, on the stage?
8430	And you have looked enough at the street?
8430	And you must be proud of something?
8430	And you''d sooner keep on throwing up three balls in the air for the rest of your natural life than just be comfortably dead? 8430 And you''re proud of it?"
8430	And-- forgive me if I am impertinent-- you have also that of the lady whom we have just left?
8430	Are you sure that it does n''t come from the respectability of an English General?
8430	Are you?
8430	Arras?
8430	Artist?
8430	At that dinner-- what did you do? 8430 Besides, what?"
8430	Black ones--_hein?_ They have made you little infidelities?
8430	Black ones--_hein?_ They have made you little infidelities?
8430	Bricks?
8430	But do n''t you see?
8430	But during these few days----?
8430	But how did you get it?
8430	But how will you give the performance this evening without him?
8430	But how? 8430 But now?"
8430	But real Pierrots who make money?
8430	But since you have known her since she was three years old?
8430	But tell me,he said, after a few moments''perplexity,"why were you so agitated all yesterday after you had seen that photograph?"
8430	But what about me? 8430 But what can he be doing?"
8430	But what shall I do?
8430	But where can I find a human Prépimpin?
8430	But who is going to war, these days, my good fellow?
8430	But why elope at dawn?
8430	But why on earth do you want to see the wretched Lackaday make a fool of himself?
8430	But why,he asked again,"did n''t you tell me?"
8430	But your hundred louis at Longchamps?
8430	But, damn it all, man,I cried angrily,"what have I just been saying?
8430	Can we take the dog anywhere for you?
8430	Can you doubt it?
8430	Children?
8430	Clicked?
8430	Demobilized?
8430	Demobilized?
8430	Did he tell you?
8430	Did n''t I write to you?
8430	Did n''t you know?
8430	Did n''t you say something about-- what was it, dear-- Borneo?
8430	Did you ever see anything so idiotic?
8430	Did you ever see such a cow?
8430	Did you tell her so?
8430	Do n''t you know that he is the greatest_ blagueur_ an existence?
8430	Do n''t you realize I''m just transplanted from a forcing bed of High Anglican platitude?
8430	Do n''t you see how you must have changed? 8430 Do n''t you think,"said he,"I''m the model of a Colonel of the Rifles?"
8430	Do you know why?
8430	Do you mean that? 8430 Do you think that''s a dignified way for General Andrew Lackaday, C.B., to make his living-- in the green skin tights of Petit Patou?"
8430	Does Cousin Auriol know?
8430	Does the guide- book say that?
8430	Doing? 8430 Fix up what?"
8430	Have n''t I always said so? 8430 Have they been badgering you?"
8430	Have you an engagement here in Avignon?
8430	Have you ever heard of Pierrots?
8430	Have you seen our good friends, the Verity- Stewarts lately?
8430	Have you signed a Caruso contract for Covent Garden?
8430	He ill- treats you?
8430	How could I, after all you have told me?
8430	How could you help me? 8430 How dare you insinuate such a thing?"
8430	How do you know that, young woman of wisdom?
8430	How far?
8430	How long have you been out?
8430	How many people are there in the world whom you would see off by a midnight train, three or four miles from your comfortable bed?
8430	How old are you?
8430	How old is she?
8430	Hundreds or thousands, what does it matter?
8430	Hylton, why did you let her do it?
8430	I hope not,said he,"for what will become of me when it''s all over?
8430	I knew there was a woman-- wife and children-- what does it matter? 8430 I know it''s not much of a position to offer you,"said he, almost apologetically,"but if you care to accept it----""Of your assistant?"
8430	I presume,she continued,"I was quite as intimate a friend as Anthony?"
8430	I prevented you?
8430	I wonder if you have anything to do with an old friend of my fattier, Archdeacon Bakkus?
8430	I wonder whether you would care to try the experiment?
8430	I? 8430 If it''s a question of playing the game"--I had carried the war into the enemy''s quarters--"may I repeat my original rude question this morning?
8430	If you gave me the key to your material Shadow Land, it would not be playing the game?
8430	If you had n''t to dress the part what should I have known of your rank and orders? 8430 If you were a soldier what would you do if you were made a General?"
8430	In England? 8430 In the name of goodness, why?"
8430	In what way?
8430	Indeed? 8430 Is a guide- book human?"
8430	Is my French so villainous?
8430	Is n''t it a little bit mad, your idea?
8430	Is n''t it?
8430	Is that true?
8430	Is that your name, sir?
8430	Is that your own?
8430	It does not please you that I should talk about it?
8430	It never occurred to you that I might value your friendship and take a little trouble to seek you out?
8430	It''s a sorry show, is n''t it? 8430 Known what?"
8430	Like to come?
8430	Mad? 8430 Madame----?"
8430	Madame?
8430	May I ask when you came to this decision?
8430	May I ask why you tell me all this?
8430	May I tread,said he,"on the most delicate of grounds?"
8430	May they not come to tell me at any minute that you are killed?
8430	Monsieur had a good reception?
8430	Monsieur le Capitaine Hylton?
8430	My dear fellow, why ca n''t you always talk like that?
8430	My dear fellow,I said,"why all this apologia?
8430	My dear fellow,said the cynic,"is n''t it rather overdoing your saintly simplicity?
8430	Need I? 8430 No difficulty in what?"
8430	No, really? 8430 Now what''s that?"
8430	Now, my dear Anthony,said Sir Julius,"ca n''t you do something?"
8430	Oh that''s it, is it?
8430	Oh?
8430	Original?
8430	Pardon me,said I,"but have n''t you turned this marvellous gift of yours to-- well to practical use?"
8430	Rather fatalistic, is n''t it?
8430	Shall we go?
8430	Song?
8430	Suppose I think they are?
8430	Tell me--to the chauffeur--"how did you come by it?"
8430	Tell me,she said, with a swift change of manner,"do you know anything about Colonel Lackaday?"
8430	Tell me,she said,"is it better that I should come and see you to- night or that I should throw myself over the bridge into the Rhone?"
8430	Tell you what, my dear?
8430	That is true?
8430	That is true?
8430	That''s a bit dogmatic, is n''t it? 8430 That''s sudden, is n''t it?"
8430	That''s the beginning and end of the whole thing? 8430 The Balkans-- Turkey-- Bulgaria?
8430	The Cirque Rocambeau?
8430	The General could n''t go around shouting''I''m to command a brigade mother, I''m to command a brigade,''could he?
8430	The matter? 8430 Then how the devil do you manage to talk both languages like a Frenchman?"
8430	Then what on earth made you drag me all the way from the North of Scotland?
8430	Then what''s the good of being a General?
8430	Then why do you go on reading, reading all the time instead of telling me so?
8430	Then why not go back to it?
8430	Then why the blazes did you pick her out?
8430	Then why, my dear, resent, as you seem to do, the inevitable reassertion, in your own case, of the vital principle?
8430	Then, my good Andrew, what are you talking about?
8430	They? 8430 This is a charming spot, is n''t it, Madame Patou?"
8430	To get a middle seat in a crowded carriage, for an all- night journey, with the windows shut?
8430	To see the Sealyhams and the rabbits?
8430	To- morrow?
8430	Topping, is n''t it?
8430	Was there anything particular you wanted to say to me?
8430	Was there ever a man living who used his breath for any other purpose?
8430	We do n''t disturb you, Monsieur?
8430	We will write to each other?
8430	Well, do n''t you see? 8430 Well?"
8430	Well?
8430	Well?
8430	Well?
8430	Well?
8430	Well?
8430	Were they, after all, so very happy?
8430	What about Germany?
8430	What about our bookings next month?
8430	What are talents in a napkin? 8430 What are you doing here?"
8430	What are you going to do when the war is over and Othello''s occupation is gone?
8430	What are you going to do?
8430	What do you mean?
8430	What do you think, Horace?
8430	What experiment?
8430	What for me?
8430	What have they been doing now?
8430	What have you done on the stage? 8430 What have you done?"
8430	What is it?
8430	What on earth do you mean? 8430 What on earth do you suppose was the meaning of our talk about playing the game?"
8430	What prevents you?
8430	What song? 8430 What the devil did she mean by that?"
8430	What the devil do you mean?
8430	What the devil----? 8430 What time shall we start?"
8430	What would be the good?
8430	What would become of you?
8430	What would you have? 8430 What would you like to do?"
8430	What would you suggest-- just plain black or red-- Mephisto-- or stripes?
8430	What year was that?
8430	What''s Hecuba to me or I to Hecuba?
8430	What''s one Brigadier- General to me or I to one Brigadier- General? 8430 What''s the good of it?"
8430	What''s the good unless you promise to write to me?
8430	What''s the matter?
8430	What''s the matter?
8430	What''s the trouble?
8430	What?
8430	When did I say such a thing? 8430 When was that?"
8430	When?
8430	Where do you keep it-- that organ?
8430	Where is it?
8430	Whereabouts is this circus?
8430	Which means?
8430	Whither away?
8430	Who invented this elegant and disgustingly humiliating entertainment?
8430	Who took her luggage down?
8430	Who was his father?
8430	Why all the fellow''s unnecessary duplicity? 8430 Why did n''t you book a_ coupé- lit_, even a seat, beforehand?"
8430	Why did n''t you let me do it?
8430	Why did n''t you tell me?
8430	Why did n''t you tell me?
8430	Why did n''t you want us to know?
8430	Why have you waited all these years?
8430	Why is it, my dear Tony, you always seem to pretend there has never been anything like a war?
8430	Why not?
8430	Why now?
8430	Why should it matter so much?
8430	Why the devil did n''t you tell me?
8430	Why-- for getting married?
8430	Why? 8430 Why?"
8430	Why?
8430	Why?
8430	Why?
8430	Will you accompany us ignorant people and act as cicerone?
8430	With this-- and all these?
8430	Wo n''t you join us?
8430	Would ten be too early?
8430	Yes, who?
8430	You are going to enlist in the Legion?
8430	You are not pleased with me?
8430	You are of the_ Midi?_he said.
8430	You could have eaten him up alive,_ n''est- ce pas_, André?
8430	You desire it as much as that?
8430	You do n''t mean that she has left the hotel with her luggage?
8430	You do n''t recognize me? 8430 You do n''t suppose these subtle diplomatists have left us alone to discuss Bolshevism or Infant Welfare?"
8430	You do n''t wish to say''good- bye,''Elodie?
8430	You drove the automobile? 8430 You have had a great misfortune, monsieur?"
8430	You have n''t been made a General?
8430	You have n''t given me away?
8430	You love me so much, my little Elodie?
8430	You mean a fool can be egged on to do great things and still remain a fool?
8430	You mean,said he, coming to a halt,"that this has removed the reason for my remaining on the stage?"
8430	You really think André if he enlists in the English Army will be a hero?
8430	You remember my telling you of a man I met in Marseilles called Arbuthnot?
8430	You say, Monsieur----?
8430	You surely are n''t jesting?
8430	You throw up an engagement-- just like that-- because the audience does n''t laugh?
8430	You too?
8430	You were born an imitator? 8430 You will excuse me?"
8430	You''re sure it would n''t be inconvenient? 8430 You''re sure there''s no hope in this country?"
8430	You? 8430 You?
8430	_ C''est vrai?_He held his wrist towards her.
8430	_ Eh bien?_"He says there will be no difficulty.
8430	_ Eh bien_,said Elodie, as they were driving home to the Faubourg Saint- Denis,"and is it all fixed up, the Paris contract?"
8430	_ Mais dis donc André, tu veux attraper un coup de soleil?_We heard his voice in reply:"_ Nous rentrons_."
8430	_ Mais tu es toujours Général?_she asked anxiously.
8430	_ Moi?_She shifted round on her seat with Southern excitability and pointed her finger at her bosom.
8430	_ Mon Dieu!_ What do you expect a woman to be when she learns that her husband, whom she thinks alive, has been killed two years ago?
8430	_ Mon Dieu, ma chérie_, what do you want me to say?
8430	_ Qu''est- ce que c''est que cela?_asked Elodie, sharply.
8430	_ Tu dis?_"I must do like all other demobilized men-- return to my trade.
8430	_ Un tour de valse, Mademoiselle?_"_ Je vieux bien_.
8430	_ Ça ne vous gênera pas?_She asked the question with such a little air of serious solicitude that he laughed, for the first time.
8430	''What will happen to me if he does get a foreign appointment?''
8430	A clean cut you call it?
8430	A man''s work, what?
8430	After all, why should she trouble herself further with so dull a dog?
8430	Already one of her friends, Jeanne Duval, comedienne, was a widow... What would life be without André?
8430	Am I making an ass of myself?"
8430	And do you know what I found?
8430	And he; with a flash in his blue eyes and his two- year- old grin:"May I really?"
8430	And here she is in love with a fine fellow who''s in love with her or I''ll eat my hat, and-- well-- don''t you see what I mean?"
8430	And how could he love any other dog than Prépimpin?
8430	And love?
8430	And prospects for the immediate future?
8430	And the_ patron_, eh?
8430	And then, in her queer, twisted logic, she said, clutching the lapels of his coat and looking up into his face:"And it''s not true what she said?
8430	And when he had patiently explained--"They give you nothing at all for being a General?"
8430	And you''ve chucked it?"
8430	And you?"
8430	And"_ f---- moi le camp!_"Why had n''t he taken Coinçon by the neck then and there with his long strong fingers and strangled him?
8430	And, if I please you, you will keep me always?"
8430	Andrew breathed freely, relieved from the dread lest this genial and unsuspecting brother in arms should wander into Olympia and behold-- what?
8430	Andrew, to his great gladness, noted that no hint of the cry"What is to become of me?"
8430	Are n''t you glad it''s all over?"
8430	Are n''t you paying for this very mouthful now?"
8430	Are you going off to the other end of the world?"
8430	As I told him-- the pity of it-- all that he must have suffered-- for he has suffered, has n''t he?"
8430	As all this sad, mad, glad affair seems to have come to a sudden stop, what do you propose to do?"
8430	As for Elodie, if it were not dangerous-- she had the street child''s instinct-- what did a kiss or two matter?
8430	As the fag end of the comet''s tail should I have made my name and a big position?
8430	At last:--"When are you going to be demobilized?"
8430	At the lift, he said:"Can you give me a minute?"
8430	At what?
8430	Besides, was not Fate accomplishing itself by presenting this solution of both their difficulties?
8430	But all she said was:"You''ll write and tell me how you get on?"
8430	But by what feminine process of divination had she guessed it?
8430	But do n''t you see?"
8430	But does he do it contentedly?
8430	But first I asked:"What does Auriol say about it?"
8430	But if the horse had lost would n''t you have pested against me?
8430	But oh, darling Uncle Tony, could n''t we fix it up?"
8430	But on the latter hypothesis, what was she doing in this galley?
8430	But on thinking over the matter-- how could he?
8430	But was it of the heart?
8430	But what about Lackaday?"
8430	But what is the good of presenting the unsophisticated public of Brest or Béziers with an imitation of Monsieur le Bargy?
8430	But what retrieval of lost comeliness could be effected in a day or two?
8430	But what would be the good of it, when you had done it and they had seen it?
8430	But what would you have?
8430	But while I am absent, what will happen to him?"
8430	But you see, do n''t you, that I could n''t do it?"
8430	But you, my dear fellow-- with your fifty billiard cues on top of your nose?
8430	But your uniform?
8430	But, thought I, with elderly sagacity, was it all thunder?
8430	But,_ que voulez- vous?_ It is as effective as many another.
8430	By the way, how do you spell your name?
8430	By the way,"he added, after a pause,"what really happened afterwards?
8430	Ca n''t you see?
8430	Can you be there at ten o''clock?"
8430	Did I not?
8430	Did ever anyone hear of such a dirty trick?
8430	Did he know what those were?
8430	Did he realize that it was two years since he had seen her?
8430	Did it not rather proceed from childish disappointment at his lack of enthusiastic praise of her splendid exploit?
8430	Did n''t he know that servants did not grow like the leaves on the trees in the Champs Elysées?
8430	Did not Monsieur know?"
8430	Did she look like a_ grue?_ Did her toilette in any way suggest the Batignolles?
8430	Did she look like a_ grue?_ Did her toilette in any way suggest the Batignolles?
8430	Dismiss Ernestine?
8430	Do I appeal to you as a squire of deserted dames, grass- widows endowed with plenty?
8430	Do n''t you know English?"
8430	Do n''t you see?"
8430	Do you deny that the_ amour sacré_ exists for the Englishman?"
8430	Do you like it?"
8430	Do you refuse mine?
8430	Do you remember the farce''Occupe- toi d''Amélie?''
8430	Do you suppose I''m having an evening out?"
8430	Do you think I''m talking swollen- headedly, Colonel Lackaday?"
8430	Elodie asked:"Who is that lady?"
8430	Elodie, preening herself, asked:"Is it true that I have that gift?"
8430	Ernestine, a treasure dropped from Heaven?
8430	Even if he had found a semi- military or administrative career abroad, what would become of Elodie?
8430	Every day, when he got home, Elodie would ask:"_ Eh bien?_ Have you found anything?"
8430	Every day, when he got home, Elodie would ask:"_ Eh bien?_ Have you found anything?"
8430	For mine-- why should I disturb her superbly regained balance with idle chatter about our morrow''s meeting?
8430	France''s gem of Romanesque churches?
8430	Had Monsieur Patou seen any service?
8430	Had Monsieur le Général then been making her infidelities?
8430	Had he lost that personal touch, merely gone through his conjuring with the mechanical precision of a soldier on parade?
8430	Had he tried this, that or the other opening?
8430	Had n''t I heard of it?
8430	Had n''t they had their explanation?
8430	Have n''t they been discussing me and Andrew Lackaday?"
8430	Have n''t you betrayed them?"
8430	Have you?"
8430	He said very thoughtfully,"I wonder--""What?"
8430	He said:"Whom are you come to fetch?
8430	Helping Bakkus he asked:"And now, what are you going to do?"
8430	Here a hand was clapped on his shoulder and a voice said:"Surely you''re Lackaday?"
8430	How can I know that you, whom I have trusted more than any other man with my heart''s secrets------?"
8430	How could it be?
8430	How could she know that Lackaday was here?
8430	How dare you assume there''s anything between them save the ordinary friendship of a distinguished soldier and an English lady?"
8430	How did she know that the war would not last longer than Andrew''s savings?
8430	How the deuce could a wandering, even though successful, young mountebank assure the future of a forlorn and untalented young woman?
8430	How, I asked myself, could the man into which he had developed, ever have become an acrobat?
8430	I cried,"what on earth do you mean?"
8430	I had risen from the ranks, had n''t I?
8430	I knew Tit?
8430	I love talking for talking''s sake-- good talk-- don''t you?"
8430	I mean what does it matter to the course of this narrative?
8430	I protested,"what do you take me for?"
8430	I stretched out my hand mechanically and, regardless of manners, I said:"What the devil are you doing here?"
8430	I-- a man of such indefinite morals that so long as I have mutton cutlets I do n''t in the least care who pays for them?
8430	If he could in honour have said,"I am a free live man as you are a free live woman, and I love you as you love me"--wouldn''t he have said it?
8430	If he shrank from training another dog and yet distrusted a solo performance, what was he going to do?
8430	If his soul, through reaction, is contented at first, will it continue to be so through the long uneventful stocking- selling years?
8430	If you''re on the music- hall stage, what the deuce are you doing in Marseilles?"
8430	In altered circumstances would she not have the right to cry out against his absence?
8430	Into the mind of what woman of her upbringing would not the idea come?
8430	Is it a gallop or is it a crawl?
8430	Is my English then so villainous?"
8430	Is n''t it rotten?"
8430	Is she very rich?"
8430	Is this the relaxation of the great or the aberrations of the asylum?"
8430	It all comes down to a worthless little Montmartroise?
8430	It is agreed?"
8430	It is true that, when, in answer to the question,"A battle-- what is that like?"
8430	It is true?
8430	It was gay, was n''t it?
8430	Lady Auriol cried:"You''re not going already?"
8430	May I ask if you have any warrant for what you''re saying?"
8430	May I order another of this_ mastroquet''s_ bowel- gripping absinthes in order to expound a scheme?
8430	Money?
8430	Monsieur heard the singer before his turn?
8430	Must I tour with you, as before?"
8430	Oh ca n''t I do anything for you?"
8430	On our way to the hotel the only thing she said was:"I do n''t seem to have much chance, do I, Tony?"
8430	Otherwise how can I understand your''for ever''?"
8430	Parliament?
8430	Public life for women?
8430	Rain?
8430	Retorted: Why could n''t he spend a few hours in relaxation like everybody else?
8430	Savvy?"
8430	Say?"
8430	See?"
8430	Seriously, however, as you all seem to take such an interest in me, what s a woman like me to do in this welter?
8430	Shall I go on, or shall I pull myself up with a jerk?"
8430	She said:"Am I really as bad as that, Tony?"
8430	She said:"Do you mean at Royat or in the world in general?"
8430	Suppose it was only the former?
8430	Tell me have you ever been to England?"
8430	That artistic sense of expressing personality?
8430	That being so, why should they not be married?
8430	That meaningless bit of moonshine ineptitude I quoted the other day?
8430	The Queen of Spain?"
8430	The awful pity of it?
8430	The full moon shone down in a clear sky in the amiable way that the moon has-- as though she said with an intimate smile--"My dear fellow-- clouds?
8430	The missive, reply paid, ran: Will you swear that there are real live cannibals in the Solomon Islands?
8430	Then he said:"Did you ever hear of Les Petit Patou?"
8430	Then she said:"What''s the good of going round and round in a circle?
8430	They''ve shown you in the most single- hearted way that they''re your friends, have n''t they?"
8430	To my friends I am Elodie_ tout court_--and you?"
8430	Tony?"
8430	Voilà!_""And that''s all?"
8430	Was it not good to smell Paris again after London with its fogs and ugliness and raw beefsteaks?
8430	Was it the green silk tights or the possible woman in the background that restrained the gallant General?
8430	Was not Monsieur Patou glad to return to the stage?
8430	Was this her mental conception which he had been striving for years to realize?
8430	We were lunching very well-- the_ petit vin_ of Auvergne is delicious--"_Mais voyons donc_--why all this ceremony among friends?
8430	Well, my dear Tony, what do they want to know?"
8430	Well, transport or madness, what does it matter?
8430	Well, what then?
8430	Were British Generals real, like French Generals, Lyautey and Manoury and Foch before he became_ Maréchal?_ She was bitterly disappointed.
8430	What I want to know is, where did he get his power of mimicry?
8430	What are you doing here in Clermont- Ferrand?"
8430	What are your plans?"
8430	What ca n''t a man do in two years?
8430	What can I give you in return?"
8430	What can you do?
8430	What could I do?
8430	What could a woman with brains and energy do?
8430	What could one say?
8430	What could they do now by way of amends?
8430	What did I say?
8430	What did he gain by it?"
8430	What did she want?
8430	What did you think of the performance?"
8430	What do you mean?"
8430	What does that mean?
8430	What else is there?"
8430	What else was there to do?
8430	What in his modesty could the good fellow say?
8430	What kind of a performance?
8430	What kind of a reception?
8430	What more can a man do than lay down his bachelor life for a friend?
8430	What remains to be said?"
8430	What right had that_ tortoise_ of a Madame Coinçon to put on airs?
8430	What the deuce was I to do?
8430	What the devil are you doing here?"
8430	What was a flying visit-- a night''s journey to Royat?
8430	What was the matter with Madame?
8430	What was the reason?
8430	What worm was in the head of Moignon( the Paris music- hall agent) that he should send him such a monstrosity?
8430	What would I have?
8430	What would happen?
8430	What''s a contract?
8430	What''s her wages?"
8430	What''s that got to do with civilized England and France?"
8430	What''s the good of it all?
8430	What''s the meaning of this--"he waved a hand--"this reversion to type?"
8430	What?
8430	When a woman employs her last weapon, her confession of unreason, and demands forgiveness, what can a man do but proclaim himself the worm that he is?
8430	When?"
8430	Whence came they, these patient humans, wresting their life from these lonely spots of volcanic wildernesses?
8430	Where am I?
8430	Where in this universe, then, could I find a fitter mate than Elodie?
8430	Where is Monsieur Bakkus?"
8430	Where should they go?
8430	Where the deuce did he get his long, thin delicate fingers from?
8430	Who but she could have summed up in a parable the whole dismal situation?
8430	Who do you mean-- they?"
8430	Who was I to stand in the way of her eating a third or a fourth or a fifth?
8430	Who was she, waste rag of a woman, to attract a man?
8430	Who would have thought it?"
8430	Why could not she find pleasure in some intelligent occupation?
8430	Why did n''t she do this or that?
8430	Why did n''t you tell me?"
8430	Why do n''t you chuck it and come out with me on a business footing?"
8430	Why does your pride forbid you to tell me that you are in great distress?"
8430	Why had he not been informed of the departure of Madame?
8430	Why had he tarried?
8430	Why had n''t he worried the people at home for a foreign billet?
8430	Why hide the light of your frame under a bushel of clothing?
8430	Why his private conversation with me?
8430	Why is it that no woman has loved you?"
8430	Why not me?"
8430	Why not sacrifice my not over- valued celibacy on the altar of friendship?
8430	Why should he not go to the hotel for a workman and a spade?
8430	Why should n''t I go off to Paris and bring him back?
8430	Why should n''t I go to a circus if I want to?"
8430	Why should n''t he go back and break Coinçon''s neck?
8430	Why should n''t she work?
8430	Why the deuce did n''t you let me know?"
8430	Why the devil could n''t you have given me the tip?
8430	Why the devil do n''t you take advantage of your physical peculiarities?
8430	Why then the failure?
8430	Why then, asked the outraged Ernestine, did Madame declare she was miserable?
8430	Why throw dust into my sleepy eyes?
8430	Why worry him with such vulgarities?
8430	Why, had n''t she a troupe of trained birds?
8430	Why, in the name of Macchiavelli, did he seize upon my ten o''clock invitation with such enthusiasm?
8430	Why?
8430	Why?"
8430	Why?"
8430	Will it bring into his resumed activities a new purpose or more than the old lassitudes?
8430	Will not the war change he has suffered cause nostalgias, revolts?
8430	Will you do me a favour?
8430	Would I be so kind as to regard this as a_ dies non_ in the rota of our pleasant gatherings?
8430	Would it upset his budget, involve the sacrifice of a tram ride or a packet of tobacco, if he spent a few sous on more syrup for her delectation?
8430	Would my Lady Auriol jib at them?
8430	Would n''t you say so, Horace?
8430	Would she not be justified in the eyes of every right- thinking man?
8430	Would you go about saying''I''m a dam fine fellow''?"
8430	Yes?
8430	You can ride bare back and jump through hoops?"
8430	You can wear it?
8430	You did see something to admire in my performance?"
8430	You do believe I wish I had never come?"
8430	You do n''t think it better we were all dead?"
8430	You have never made me infidelities?"
8430	You have no other engagement?"
8430	You hear?"
8430	You know Auguste-- the clown?
8430	You must be proud, eh?
8430	You remember?
8430	You understand?
8430	You will listen-- eh?
8430	You will put it on sometimes to please me?"
8430	You wo n''t interrupt?"
8430	You''re going to be a good and very faithful colleague?"
8430	You''re not going to play me any dirty tricks?
8430	You''re sure of that, Tony, are n''t you?"
8430	You''ve danced at the music- hall this afternoon, you''ll be dancing again this evening-- why do you dance here?"
8430	_ Enfin_, why should you?"
8430	_ Tiens!_ Did n''t you tell me you were apprenticed to a dressmaker?"
8430	_ Tiens_, would you like me to tell you something?
8430	_ Un sale tour_--eh?
8430	_"Mais tu es ma vie toute entière._ Have n''t you understood it?"
37961	Her father?
37961	A Beethoven sonata played on a broom, for instance, or Mozart on a bottle?
37961	A funny profession, is n''t it, Baron?
37961	A genuine one?
37961	A little?
37961	A man died and you.... What''s the matter with you, HE?
37961	ACTRESS A ghost?
37961	ANGELICA You''ll dance the Tango with her to- night, so how is she a countess?
37961	After your sudden and mysterious disappearance-- when you left that strange and insulting letter---- HE[_ Laughs_]: Insulting?
37961	Ah, ah, why does she do it?
37961	Alfred, dear, why do n''t you come?
37961	And Bezano?
37961	And I asked you,"What is it, they''re applauding me?"
37961	And I?
37961	And do you know why?
37961	And how about Father and the Baron?
37961	And how do you like the name, Consuelo?
37961	And if the Baron asks you to be his wife, will you accept?
37961	And she knows it?
37961	And suppose suddenly you should die?
37961	And that I love my Briquet, did you notice that, too?
37961	And what happened?
37961	And what if I shoot myself?
37961	And what is the matter with the crowd?
37961	And who is this Prince?
37961	And why could n''t you help me, Mother?
37961	And you are saying this, you, Queen Zinida, who want to awaken the feeling of love, even in the heart of a lion?
37961	And you guessed that Consuelo is not Mancini''s daughter?
37961	And you shall see your country, your sky.... CONSUELO[_ Bringing the glass to her lips_]: I shall see all this; is that true?
37961	And you too, Prince, you know my queer fellow?
37961	And you want to be ahead of me even_ there_?
37961	And you?
37961	And you?
37961	Anything else?
37961	Are those her flowers?
37961	Are you coming to see me?
37961	Are you crazy?
37961	Are you going to marry the Baron?
37961	Are you laughing or crying?
37961	Are you rested?
37961	Are you, Father?
37961	As a rule you choose your own names, do n''t you?
37961	As for myself----[_ Enter CONSUELO and BEZANO in circus costume._] CONSUELO You here, Daddy?
37961	At last you have taken me, have n''t you?
37961	BARON And Bezano, Consuelo.... Do you like him?
37961	BARON And does HE speak to you very often?
37961	BARON Did you like the jewels?
37961	BARON What is the matter with you, dear little Consuelo?
37961	BARON[_ Indignant_]: You were there?
37961	BEZANO Did she tell you that herself?
37961	BEZANO Then why not look at me straight?
37961	BEZANO What more do you want?
37961	BEZANO[_ Entering_]: Consuelo, where are you?
37961	BEZANO[_ Entering_]: You called me, Zinida?
37961	BEZANO[_ Stops, without looking up_]: What do you want?
37961	BEZANO[_ With a smile_]: And who will kill the others, to come?
37961	BRIQUET And you''re glad already?
37961	BRIQUET But what can you do?
37961	BRIQUET Literature?
37961	BRIQUET Some story, hey?
37961	BRIQUET Well, what do you want?
37961	BRIQUET What about the police?
37961	BRIQUET What are you teaching her?
37961	BRIQUET What''s the matter with him?
37961	BRIQUET[_ Familiarly_]: Where did you work before?
37961	BRIQUET[_ Indignant_]: What the hell shall I do with him if he does n''t know a thing?
37961	BRIQUET_ Papa_ Briquet?
37961	Bezano-- you love her?
37961	Bezano?
37961	Both bend over it._] Am I lucky?
37961	Both men take a step toward each other._] GENTLEMAN Is this you?
37961	But I am happy that this lovesick beast is neither a duke nor a prince-- or she would be a princess and I-- what would become of me?
37961	But I thought, Alfred, you were mad at me?
37961	But do n''t you think it is too conspicuous?
37961	But how can we help it, Count?
37961	But tell me how to explain this passion?
37961	But tell me, is it my fault that I ca n''t do anything to- day?
37961	But that''s improper, is n''t it?
37961	But what do they understand about heroism?
37961	But what does a queen care about the permission of her enamoured fool?
37961	But what idea?
37961	But what is the matter with you?
37961	But what more could you take from me now?
37961	But what will the Baron make of her?
37961	But where is HE?
37961	But where is the Countess?
37961	But why are you so pale?
37961	But why do you want to come?
37961	But you were running, HE?
37961	By the way, do you know what automobile firms are the best?
37961	CONSUELO Alfred?
37961	CONSUELO Already?
37961	CONSUELO Am I so simple, Father?
37961	CONSUELO And what will become of Father?
37961	CONSUELO And where is yours?
37961	CONSUELO Bezano?
37961	CONSUELO Do you know how?
37961	CONSUELO Do you want me to write him a little note?
37961	CONSUELO Gods go crazy, too?
37961	CONSUELO HE Who Gets Slapped?
37961	CONSUELO In the woods or mountains?
37961	CONSUELO It''s a bore, Daddy---- Where''s my handkerchief, Alfred?
37961	CONSUELO Like Adam and Eve?
37961	CONSUELO Like Eve?
37961	CONSUELO Must I drink so much?
37961	CONSUELO Through the crowd?
37961	CONSUELO What prediction?
37961	CONSUELO Where to?
37961	CONSUELO Whom, then, would you ask me to marry?
37961	CONSUELO Why?
37961	CONSUELO Yes, light.... Is that the ring?
37961	CONSUELO You are cold?
37961	CONSUELO You are not angry because I struck you?
37961	CONSUELO[_ Eating_]: And when I leave, will you find another queen?
37961	CONSUELO[_ Getting up_]: What?
37961	CONSUELO[_ In a dull and distant voice_]: You are joking, HE?
37961	CONSUELO[_ Indifferently_]: Yes?
37961	CONSUELO[_ Laughs_]: You?
37961	CONSUELO[_ Quieting down_]: You''re playing again?
37961	CONSUELO[_ Sits_]: Then you were playing?
37961	CONSUELO[_ Thinking_]: And what is-- death?
37961	Ca n''t I lose it as I might lose my hat?
37961	Can one come across them?
37961	Clown?
37961	Come on, HE, why do n''t you lie down?
37961	Consuelo passes on._] ZINIDA Are you going back to work, BEZANO?
37961	Consuelo''s voice it heard._] CONSUELO And where is Bezano?
37961	Consuelo, do you know who can save you?
37961	Consuelo, silly girl, I love you unbearably... unbearably, do you understand?
37961	Consuelo?
37961	Count Mancini has the honour of asking you to be his wife.... ZINIDA[_ To_ BRIQUET]: Money?
37961	Daddy, are there such dogs?
37961	Dear HE, what does"love"mean?
37961	Dear little girl, did you forget that I am your magician?
37961	Did n''t I, Papa Briquet?
37961	Did they all die?
37961	Did you ever see a drunken ghost?
37961	Did you ever see a lover with such a face?
37961	Did you ever see her?
37961	Did you forget it?
37961	Did you imagine that Count Mancini would leave a woman when she needed help?
37961	Did you laugh, Polly?
37961	Did you like my note, Alfred-- or did you laugh, too?
37961	Did you see his car?
37961	Did you see how he pressed my arm?
37961	Did you see?
37961	Did you see?
37961	Did you see?
37961	Did you?
37961	Do I look drunk?
37961	Do I want to do it?
37961	Do n''t you feel that you are the foam, white sea- foam, and you are flying to the sun?
37961	Do n''t you hear how I laugh, Consuelo?
37961	Do n''t you remember, Mother, how much it is?
37961	Do n''t you see how pale she has become?
37961	Do n''t you think so, Zinida?
37961	Do n''t you understand that I_ can not_ marry you?
37961	Do n''t you understand?
37961	Do n''t you want to sit down, Count?
37961	Do not the mountains, in the blue cloud of incense, sing their hymn of glory?
37961	Do the gods really exist?
37961	Do you hear me?
37961	Do you hear?
37961	Do you hear?
37961	Do you know what happened?
37961	Do you know what?
37961	Do you like it?
37961	Do you really think we still have something to talk over?
37961	Do you really want a slap?
37961	Do you recognize his music?
37961	Do you remember?
37961	Do you see, Grab?
37961	Do you think I do n''t understand?
37961	Do you think he did n''t weigh the diamonds when he got them back?
37961	Do you think she would get a benefit performance otherwise?
37961	Do you think that it was ever stained with blood?
37961	Do you understand that, you fool?
37961	Do you understand, HE?
37961	Do you understand?
37961	Do you, Tilly?
37961	Do you...?
37961	Does he want to see me or the Count?
37961	Does it hurt very much?
37961	Does it mean that I will live long?
37961	Does it taste good?
37961	Does n''t he look like me?
37961	Father, ought n''t I to let him kiss my hand yet?
37961	Father, what are you talking about?
37961	Father, what is it?
37961	Father, why is it that everybody seems so nice to me?
37961	Flattery?
37961	For Consuelo?
37961	From time to time a tremor shakes his body._] JACKSON[_ Clasping his hands_]: Then it is all true?
37961	GENTLEMAN But if something should happen to you... you are a healthy man, but in this environment, these people... how will I know?
37961	GENTLEMAN Certainly, I do not dare to ask you--[_makes a grimace_] to ask you to die, but tell me: you''ll never come back there?
37961	GENTLEMAN I am not late?
37961	GENTLEMAN I can be at peace?
37961	GENTLEMAN I do n''t understand?
37961	GENTLEMAN It''s not, is it?
37961	GENTLEMAN You are determined to continue talking to me like this?
37961	GENTLEMAN You want to insult me again?
37961	GENTLEMAN[ Looks at them smiling]: You see I made even you laugh-- is that easy?
37961	GENTLEMAN[_ Humbly_]: You have not forgiven me, HE?
37961	GENTLEMAN[_ In a low voice_]: You will not give me your hand when we say good- bye?
37961	GENTLEMAN[_ Rather helpless, but still smiling and looking around_]: We can invent something---- BRIQUET[_ Ironically_]: From literature?
37961	GENTLEMAN[_ Surprised_]: Count?
37961	GENTLEMAN[_ Who does not hear the music_]: I pray you to tell me: will you ever come back?
37961	HE Am I laughing?
37961	HE And the Baron?
37961	HE And what about the girl?
37961	HE Are those your own words--"his honest, faithful wife"?
37961	HE Automobiles and diamonds?
37961	HE Bezano?
37961	HE But it is an honest marriage, Duchess, is it not?
37961	HE But why?
37961	HE But you know the Baron?
37961	HE Did n''t you understand that you are a queen, and I a fool who is in love with his queen?
37961	HE Do n''t you know that widows or divorced women often have children by the new husband, which resemble the old one?
37961	HE Do you want it?
37961	HE Have you any pride?
37961	HE How are you, Bezano?
37961	HE I did.... Give Consuelo to the Jockey-- MANCINI To Bezano?
37961	HE Is n''t there a way of settling it somehow?
37961	HE Is that so?
37961	HE It is nice, to have everything done according to law, is n''t it, Zinida?
37961	HE May I take my coat?
37961	HE My own self, dear little Consuelo---- CONSUELO How do you do it, all of you?
37961	HE The Baron, too?
37961	HE Until you get it?
37961	HE What did she do?
37961	HE What for?
37961	HE Where did you learn that pose?
37961	HE Why?
37961	HE Why?
37961	HE Will I not be superfluous?
37961	HE You are talking to me about_ your_ book?
37961	HE You have forgotten my name again?
37961	HE You order me?
37961	HE You think that that''s being strong?
37961	HE You were crying, my little Consuelo?
37961	HE You''ve left her already?
37961	HE grimaces and thumbs his nose._] GENTLEMAN What is that?
37961	HE, are you sorry for ZINIDA?
37961	HE, did you hear the march that Tilly and Polly will play?
37961	HE, did you paint the laughter on your face yourself?
37961	HE, did you see how the Count walks?
37961	HE--[_Wipes his eyes with a dirty handkerchief._] Why do n''t I like things which are not forbidden?
37961	HE[_ Bowing low, with a large gesture_]: How do you do, Baron?
37961	HE[_ Bows before the_ BARON,_ affecting intimacy_]:_ You_ do not recognize me, Baron?
37961	HE[_ Confused_]: A passport?
37961	HE[_ Gets up_]: Who is it?
37961	HE[_ Goes to him, touches his shoulder gently_]: What is the matter, Papa Briquet?
37961	HE[_ In a depressed voice_]: What can I do for you?
37961	HE[_ Introducing, nonchalantly_]: My friend.... For the benefit performance?
37961	HE[_ Laughing_]: I?
37961	HE[_ Lifting his head with difficulty; he sees only dimly with his dulled eyes_]: What more?
37961	HE[_ Looking himself over_]: Why?
37961	HE[_ Rubs his head, thinking_]: What shall I do?
37961	HE[_ Stands up, lifted to his feet by the last gleam of consciousness and life, speaks strongly and indignantly_]: You loved her so much, Baron?
37961	HE[_ Taps on the floor with his foot_]: And can you wait very long?
37961	HE[_ Thinking it over_]: Baron?
37961	HE_ takes_ MANCINI_ roughly by the elbow, and draws him aside._] HE[_ In a low voice_]: How are your girls, Mancini?
37961	Have you a passport?
37961	Have you seen my Sun here?
37961	He has a new suit, but the same cane, and the same noiseless smile of a satyr._] ZINIDA[_ Whispering_]: Will you stay?
37961	He is silent._] HE In what way would you like me to entertain you, Baron?
37961	He only called me and disappeared, and how can you find him?
37961	He shot himself?...
37961	He''s decided?
37961	He''s going to marry?
37961	He''s not lying?
37961	Heavens, who do you think I am?
37961	How are things getting on with your girl?
37961	How are you?
37961	How are your lions, Zinida?
37961	How can I?
37961	How can we understand all that goes on there?
37961	How can you stand it?
37961	How can you understand Family Traditions?
37961	How does she work, Thomas?
37961	How much does he want, Papa?
37961	I assumed, that since we are_ tête- á- tête_.... MANCINI But tell me, what kind of_ tête- á- tête_ is possible, between a clown and me?
37961	I beg of you, as the Manager, what is this-- a stable?
37961	I ca n''t... Ah---- HE Something has happened?
37961	I do n''t get you?
37961	I do n''t know---- Got a card?
37961	I do n''t like him, he''s too shrewd a beast.... Is he in love with you, too?
37961	I have no other name, do you hear?
37961	I have often heard him speak of a Marquis Justi but I have never seen him---- BARON And do you know that your father is just a charlatan?
37961	I hope I am not disturbing you?
37961	I should say, since all the orchestra seats.... And what will it be when they see the Tango?
37961	I suppose that good- looking bareback rider is in love with Consuelo, is n''t he?
37961	I trust you will be there, too?
37961	I, Count Mancini, and she a-- a simple-- HE[_ Jumping up_]: What did you say?
37961	I. CONSUELO[_ Laughing_]: You, HE?
37961	If he loves you, why is he so sad?
37961	In the ring, music, shrieks, and laughter begin again._] HE Consuelo---- CONSUELO Is that you, HE, dear?
37961	Is he glad?
37961	Is he there?
37961	Is it my fault if I must pay such crazy prices for what my ancestors got free of charge?
37961	Is it possible to catch you?
37961	Is it true?
37961	Is n''t it time yet?
37961	Is n''t that enough for you, you miser?
37961	Is she, too, in the circus?
37961	Is that admissible?
37961	Is that all right?
37961	Is that death?
37961	Is that written here, too?
37961	Is there nothing about him here?
37961	Is this the way to play?
37961	It is n''t true, is it, HE?
37961	It''s a great trick-- wasn''t the idea Bezano''s?
37961	It''s a play, do n''t you understand?
37961	JACKSON How old are you?
37961	JACKSON[_ Coming forward_]: The rulers of the world?
37961	Jackson gives him a real slap._] HE[_ Holding his face_]: Why?
37961	Jackson turns him round, looking him over critically._] JACKSON Clown?
37961	Juggler?
37961	Like the strings of a divine harp, spread the golden rays---- Do you not see the hand of God, which gives harmony, light, and love to the world?
37961	Listen, all you honest vagabonds, tell me-- who is it draws the crowd that fills the circus every night?
37961	Listen-- what''s that?
37961	Look in my eyes, do such eyes lie?
37961	MANCINI A ring?
37961	MANCINI But is that not sad?
37961	MANCINI But you had your breakfast?
37961	MANCINI By the way, my dear, how do you like my suit?
37961	MANCINI Did I say it was anything else?
37961	MANCINI Do you know what blood flows in the veins of an Italian woman?
37961	MANCINI Have you a billion?
37961	MANCINI How are you, my dear?
37961	MANCINI In jail?
37961	MANCINI Is that all?
37961	MANCINI Is there a way of getting money, somehow?
37961	MANCINI The Baron?
37961	MANCINI The Baron?
37961	MANCINI Wait a minute, what''s the hurry-- what is this, a new costume?
37961	MANCINI What do you mean by"decided?"
37961	MANCINI What girls?
37961	MANCINI What''s the matter, did you ask?
37961	MANCINI What?
37961	MANCINI Yes, my child, you are not tired?
37961	MANCINI Yes?
37961	MANCINI[_ Angrily_]: A little note?
37961	MANCINI[_ Draws himself together, puffs up_]: A society man?
37961	MANCINI[_ Raising his eyebrows haughtily, quite indignant_]: From the Baron?
37961	Make of_ her_?
37961	Manager, would n''t you like to change me a thousand franc note?
37961	May I presume to ask you, Baron, did you get your jewels back?
37961	May I shake hands with them?
37961	Mine?
37961	Must n''t I uphold the glory of my name now, eh?
37961	My Bezano?
37961	My Consuelo?
37961	My fool''s cap with its bells?
37961	Not even a little?
37961	Now if I give up the girls, what will be left of Mancini?
37961	Now tell me, why do you want those beasts to love you?
37961	Of course I mean, comparatively, at peace?
37961	Of course[_ tries to laugh_] how silly you are-- haven''t you noticed the family resemblance?
37961	On your word of honour?
37961	Or can you hear the sun, singing?
37961	Or did n''t you get it?
37961	Or do n''t you like it?
37961	Or do you like the circus so much, and since when?
37961	Or do you want me to lick your hands too, like a dog?
37961	Or does the street, from which I have come, bother you?
37961	Or is it that you can not forgive me my success?
37961	Or let someone else take it by mistake?
37961	Or perhaps he has wings, like a god?
37961	Or were you afraid that you had n''t robbed me of_ everything_ I possessed, and you came for the rest?
37961	Outside, great stillness._] HE[_ Listening_]: Why is it so quiet out there?
37961	POLLY Do you like music?
37961	POLLY Do you want some moosic?
37961	People say that you are clever, too clever perhaps; tell me then, for how much could one buy me?
37961	Perhaps a joke about the creation of the world and its rulers?
37961	Philosophizing again, Briquet?
37961	Shall I, HE?
37961	She has an honest job, wonderful comrades, and the atmosphere--?
37961	She is in her lion tamer''s costume._] HE, what were you doing near my lions?
37961	She knows everything they teach out there-- geography, mythology---- Does it make her any happier?
37961	She leaves us soon, you know?
37961	Silence._] BRIQUET[_ Touching_ ZINIDA''S_ arm_]: Tired?
37961	Silence._] HE Can you be silent very long?
37961	Simpler?
37961	Since when do you speak to me like this, Papa Briquet?
37961	So much?
37961	Some one calls,"Cognac"--an actor runs to get it._] BRIQUET[_ Helpless_]: What is the matter, Zinida darling?
37961	THE SECOND How much are roses now?
37961	TILLY May I clink glasses with you, Consuelo?
37961	Tell me frankly if you can; do you hate me very much?
37961	The Baron?
37961	The Baron?
37961	The actors disappear one by one._] CONSUELO[_ Laughing_]: Do I really write so badly?
37961	The gentleman raises his head, and bending forward, looks straight into HE''s eyes._] GENTLEMAN And my pride?
37961	The only one who can save you?
37961	The same as everyone loves?
37961	The waiters smile._] BRIQUET[_ To the waiters_]: What are you laughing about?
37961	The wrap-- where''s the wrap?
37961	Then if anyone kills himself, or----[_ Again comes the sound of the Tango, and calls from the ring._] ZINIDA What is your name?
37961	Then, at the tenth slap, I said:"It seems to me that they sent for me from the Academy?"
37961	There is something, yes-- but for full developments----[_ Sadly_]: Probably you ca n''t even turn a somersault?
37961	They do n''t know your name here?
37961	This misfortune did not befall you?
37961	Those hairy monsters, with diabolic eyes?
37961	Tigers, lions?
37961	To Alfred?
37961	To me?
37961	To_ BRIQUET] Are you finished?
37961	Too late?
37961	Unless you should break your neck---- HE[_ Hesitates_]: Honestly?
37961	Was it with slaps they threw you down from heaven, god?
37961	We will play you a song; do you want it?
37961	We''ve got to work, have n''t we?
37961	Well?
37961	Were you looking for me, or is it an accident?
37961	What a nice face he has, has n''t he?
37961	What am I talking about?
37961	What are you complaining of?
37961	What are you doing here?
37961	What are you doing?
37961	What are you laughing at, youth?
37961	What are you laughing at?
37961	What are you preparing?
37961	What are you standing here for?
37961	What are you standing here for?
37961	What are you thinking about now Consuelo?
37961	What business is it of yours?
37961	What can be simpler?
37961	What can you do against Fate?
37961	What can you do?
37961	What comes after?
37961	What did you give her?
37961	What did you say to him?
37961	What do they want here, these Barons?
37961	What do you do it for?
37961	What do you need papers for?
37961	What do you think?
37961	What do you want to do with me?
37961	What do you want, Father?
37961	What do you want?
37961	What do you want?
37961	What does she do it for?
37961	What for?
37961	What happened?
37961	What has it taught you?
37961	What if they did dare attack me-- ever seen this, Briquet?
37961	What is geography?
37961	What is it?
37961	What is it?
37961	What is sickness?
37961	What is the Baron worth, with his poor millions?
37961	What is the matter, my little Consuelo?
37961	What is the use of this self- torture, my friend?
37961	What is this, stupidity or blackmail?
37961	What language are you speaking?
37961	What more can you ask, Briquet?
37961	What more does she need here?
37961	What need has a woman of intelligence?
37961	What right has he to yell at me?
37961	What should the stars care about me?
37961	What''s a slap?
37961	What''s the matter?
37961	What''s the matter?
37961	What?
37961	What?
37961	What_ is_ Consuelo?
37961	Where are you going, Briquet?
37961	Where did you put them?
37961	Where''s the book?
37961	Who am I to love?
37961	Who am I?
37961	Who cares about my heavy abstractions, from which it was difficult for them to derive a single thought?
37961	Who dares to intrude in the castle of my queen?
37961	Who is going to dance with me?
37961	Who is old, my young man?
37961	Who is that new clown they call HE?
37961	Who is there who could stand such a deluge of slaps, such a hail- storm of slaps, and not get soaked?
37961	Who knows_ me_?
37961	Who strikes man with love, God or the Devil?
37961	Who wears lace and satin now?
37961	Who would have believed it?
37961	Who, then?
37961	Whom can those beasts love?
37961	Whose could they be?
37961	Why are there no women clowns?
37961	Why are you silent, Zinida?
37961	Why are you so silent, HE?
37961	Why are you without make- up?
37961	Why ca n''t you imagine that I have no name?
37961	Why did you joke that way, and frighten me?
37961	Why did you play so that I believed you?
37961	Why did you remind me of my childhood?
37961	Why do I love you so much, Consuelo?
37961	Why do n''t you want to believe me?
37961	Why do they all love me?
37961	Why do you look at me like that?
37961	Why do you tease them?
37961	Why does he run such a risk?
37961	Why does she need to learn?
37961	Why is that so?
37961	Why is there no music?
37961	Why should she know it?
37961	Why then are you unhappy, you poor devil?
37961	Why were you trying to find me?
37961	Why, I have to uphold our_ name_, the splendour of my family,[_ laughs_] have n''t I?
37961	Wider-- broader-- do you call that a smile?
37961	Will you pay this money, too?
37961	Will you permit me to make a toast?
37961	Will you step aside, sir?
37961	Will you work some more, Consuelo?
37961	Wo n''t you sit down, please?
37961	Would n''t that be a good trick to stage, Papa Briquet?
37961	Would you like a cigar, Count?
37961	Would you like to see me imitate them?
37961	Yes, my face is ugly, I make faces and grimaces, I am surrounded by laughter, but do n''t you see the god behind all this, a god, like you?
37961	Yes?
37961	Yes?
37961	You are ill?
37961	You are not going yet?
37961	You are not her father, Mancini?
37961	You are not satisfied with having taken only my wife?
37961	You are still able to feel insults?
37961	You came for me?
37961	You came from the street, and why should I trust you?
37961	You cried?
37961	You do n''t like them?
37961	You do n''t want it?
37961	You do something for me?
37961	You have great talent, HE-- or are you drunk?
37961	You invented it yourself?
37961	You know what I think, my friend?
37961	You know when one has to teach, and---- CONSUELO My goodness, do you think I do n''t understand?
37961	You remember?
37961	You think because of your words?
37961	You told me, did n''t you, that I... should... live... eternally?
37961	You too, love me?
37961	You understand?
37961	You wanted to see him?
37961	You will allow me?
37961	You would n''t dance very far with your idea alone, eh, Papa Briquet?
37961	You''re making fun of me?
37961	You, perhaps, you fool?
37961	You?
37961	Your Excellency?
37961	Your lion would be an ass, if he did not kiss your hand, as I do....[_ Kisses her hand._] ZINIDA May I congratulate you, Count?
37961	ZINIDA A baron''s crown?
37961	ZINIDA Am I not right?
37961	ZINIDA Do I command, Bezano?
37961	ZINIDA Do you love me?
37961	ZINIDA HE, what shall I do, to make my lions love me?
37961	ZINIDA I?
37961	ZINIDA Now tell me HE, could you love me?
37961	ZINIDA Still no?
37961	ZINIDA What are you doing here, gentlemen?
37961	ZINIDA What does it matter, your"want"or"do n''t want"?
37961	ZINIDA What is it, Consuelo?
37961	ZINIDA When did you see a beauty clad in simple cotton?
37961	ZINIDA Why do n''t you take it from your baron?
37961	ZINIDA[_ Listening too_]: For me?
37961	ZINIDA[_ Takes a step forward_]: No---- Tell me, Alfred, do you love her?
37961	[ Enter HE, TILLY, POLLY,_ and other actors, all in their costumes._] TILLY Do you really want champagne?
37961	[_ A clown hands it to him; they cover her._] TILLY[_ Timidly_]: Would n''t you like some moosic?
37961	[_ Aloud_] Consuelo, dear child, how do you feel?
37961	[_ Bends over the clown._] HE, shall I tell you a strange thing-- an unusual trick of nature?
37961	[_ Bows._] I am respected and I am famous, yes?
37961	[_ Closing her eyes._] And the roses, are they ready?
37961	[_ Consuelo laughs._] CONSUELO Will he eat me?
37961	[_ Eats._] And do you remember my prediction?
37961	[_ Eats._] HE, do you love me?
37961	[_ Enter an usher._] What do you want?
37961	[_ HE approaches Consuelo, who is alone._] CONSUELO HE, deary, how are you?
37961	[_ HE goes out._] ZINIDA And how is Bezano?
37961	[_ HE laughs._] A slap?
37961	[_ HE lifts his heavy head with difficulty._] HE They will cut off my head?
37961	[_ He goes._ MANCINI_ is reading the_ BARON''S_ note for the second time._] HE What''s the matter, Mancini?
37961	[_ In a low voice_] Did you notice Bezano?
37961	[_ Involuntarily_] You are not drunk, sir?
37961	[_ Laughs._] And if I do n''t want to?
37961	[_ Laughs._] And my Bezano is a god?
37961	[_ Laughs._] And now will you allow me to marry the Baron?
37961	[_ Laughs._] HE Then how were you born?
37961	[_ Laughs._] Then the Baron burst?
37961	[_ Looks around the room._] HE, do you see what a poster they made for my benefit performance?
37961	[_ Looks around._] These are your artists?
37961	[_ Looks at her in ecstasy and tears-- and gets a slap; starting back._] What''s this?
37961	[_ Nonchalantly_] Do n''t_ you_ think she''s stupid?
37961	[_ She stands up, shaking, still chilled._] BRIQUET But how?
37961	[_ She thinks a while and sighs._] BARON Do you think sometimes?
37961	[_ Shrugging her shoulders, and surprised_] How does she love him?
37961	[_ Silence._] BRIQUET I beg your pardon, sir, but I must ask you again, I must humbly ask you-- are you not drunk, sir?
37961	[_ Silence._] GENTLEMAN Must I believe my eyes?
37961	[_ Silence._] GENTLEMAN Will you allow me to sit down?
37961	[_ Silence._] HE Are you here with my wife?
37961	[_ Silence._] HE How do you want me to take that, Zinida?
37961	[_ Silence; pause._] What comes after?
37961	[_ Sits down, with his silk hat on his head._] MANCINI But why?
37961	[_ Slow strains of the Tango from a small orchestra in the ring._] HE[_ Listening absent- mindedly to the music_]: What question?
37961	[_ Smiles._] And you have already noticed that Bezano is in love with the horse- girl?
37961	[_ Smiling_] Do you hear the noise in there?
37961	[_ Somebody runs for a doctor._] JACKSON[_ In a voice full of fear_]: HE, what is the matter with you?
37961	[_ Stands up and shakes hands with clowns, who make silly faces._] BRIQUET Excuse me-- but what can I do for you?
37961	[_ Takes his hands from his eyes, opens them wide._] Why does she do it?
37961	[_ They all look surprised._] I presume these two gentlemen are clowns?
37961	[_ They go off, playing._] GENTLEMAN[_ Smiling_]: These are your new comrades?
37961	[_ They take another step._] GENTLEMAN[_ Looking HE in the eyes; in a very low voice_]: Tell me, you are not mad?
37961	[_ They walk to the door, the gentleman stops._] GENTLEMAN May I come to the circus?
37961	[_ To_ HE]: How are you, my dear?
37961	[_ Walking and smiling._] Tell me, would you be relieved if I really had died?
37961	[_ With a rancorous laugh_] Are you crazy, my darling?
37961	[_ With a slight, deprecating smile._] Could I expect it?
37961	_[ Enter_ ANGELICA_ and_ THOMAS,_ an athlete._] ANGELICA Is this where we''re going to have champagne?
37961	a couple of musical donkeys?
37961	alone, dear?
37961	who do you think I am that I should be beholden to a stranger?
12587	A blue spot? 12587 A proposal?"
12587	A republican? 12587 Among the offices to which thou art unsuited, which dost thou desire?"
12587	An ambitious man disappointed?
12587	An appointment? 12587 An offer for the caravan, an offer for the two horses, an offer for the two gipsy women, an offer--""From whom?"
12587	And Aristides?
12587	And Cato?
12587	And Thomas More?
12587	And do you know,said the tavern- keeper,"the most wonderful thing of all?"
12587	And for that way of doing nothing, how is one paid?
12587	And if he gets well?
12587	And if you resist?
12587	And must you follow?
12587	And that he had a lawful heir by that marriage?
12587	And that is what thou callest uncorking the bottles of the ocean?
12587	And then?
12587	And then?
12587	And then?
12587	And then?
12587	And then?
12587	And thou wouldst trouble me for that much?
12587	And what is the_ proepositus hundredi_?
12587	And which carried six hundred soldiers, fifty sailors, and twenty- five guns?
12587	And wouldst thou like to be the jetsam officer?
12587	And you, Tom- Jim- Jack, what are you doing here?
12587	And you, too, Tom- Jim- Jack?
12587	And you?
12587	And--?
12587	Are many such bottles brought to the Admiralty?
12587	Are you sure that the sand has not worn the hole between the globes?
12587	As a devil?
12587	As beautiful as the queen?
12587	But he tells you where he is going to take you?
12587	But is it not always a question of many?
12587	But that is the difference merely of the vessel''s way and the rate at which the sea is running?
12587	But where?
12587	But where?
12587	But, Master Doctor, steer west?
12587	By what right?
12587	Can he see?
12587	Como dices que le llamas?
12587	Como le llamas?
12587	Did the sand run through the glass in exactly thirty seconds?
12587	Did you cross the bridge?
12587	Did you know Lord Linnæus Clancharlie?
12587	Did you take the trouble to look at the triangle?
12587	Do n''t you know the Laughing Man?
12587	Do you know something?
12587	Do you know that I have a great many things to say to you?
12587	Do you know what a snow- cloud is?
12587	Do you know, Lord Eure, that he married when in Switzerland?
12587	Do you own that the mandragora cries?
12587	Do you see that passer- by?
12587	Do you wish me to steer west?
12587	Done?
12587	El gefe?
12587	En vuestre tropa que esta?
12587	Etcheco jaüna, que es este hombre?
12587	Found?
12587	From whom?
12587	Gentlemen,said he,"whither are you taking me?"
12587	Gwynplaine, what does this gentleman''s dress mean?
12587	Gwynplaine,she resumed,"you will think of me, wo n''t you?
12587	Gwynplaine?
12587	Have you Hardquanonne''s flask?
12587	Have you a chart?
12587	Have you proved the sand- glass by the oscillations of a bullet?
12587	Have you taken into account the resistance of the rope supporting the shot to the waves?
12587	Have you tested the log?
12587	Have you tried how many knots she is running?
12587	Have you waxed the yarn lest it should stretch?
12587	He died in Switzerland?
12587	He was a republican under Cromwell, and remained a republican under Charles II.?
12587	Heavy enough?
12587	Here, and with swords?
12587	Hold,thought he;"can it be midnight already?"
12587	How can that be?
12587	How did you compute the resistance of the water to the shot?
12587	How do you compute the difference between the true and apparent course?
12587	How do you mean? 12587 How is that?"
12587	How is that?
12587	How is that?
12587	How is that?
12587	How long have you had that laugh?
12587	How should I know?
12587	How?
12587	I had not observed that gourd before; did it belong to Hardquanonne?
12587	I must enter the house,he said to himself;"but how?"
12587	I should like to know who is responsible for that woman''s death? 12587 If you did not exist, Gwynplaine?"
12587	In the dungeon at Chatham?
12587	In what does the appointment consist?
12587	Is Gwynplaine coming back? 12587 Is any one there?"
12587	Is it about politics?
12587	Is it possible?
12587	Is it possible?
12587	Is it regular?
12587	Is it you, then, for certain?
12587	Is she young?
12587	Is that you, wolf?
12587	Is there anything else we can throw overboard?
12587	It is clear that he is not dead; but can he have gone mad?
12587	It is not your sister?
12587	It is you, is it? 12587 Living?"
12587	Lords exist, you trespasser, do you see? 12587 Man,"he cried,"do you hear me?"
12587	Master Nicless?
12587	Master Ursus?
12587	Must we leave England, he and I?
12587	My Lord Cholmondeley, what will be the rank of this young Lord Clancharlie in the House?
12587	My child,said Ursus in a voice of anguish,"what do you mean by that?"
12587	Of what size was the shot?
12587	Of what?
12587	Oh, you believe in Cato, do you?
12587	Oh; were I powerful, would I not aid the wretched? 12587 On living things?"
12587	Over the way?
12587	Pretty?
12587	Pues que esta?
12587	Quai païs?
12587	Qual dios?
12587	Que cosas sabe?
12587	Que lenguas habla?
12587	She has palaces?
12587	Skipper, do you know what is for us the word of death?
12587	Skipper, have you an English sextant?
12587	Skipper,began the doctor, without taking his eyes off the cloud,"have you often crossed the Channel?"
12587	Some one else to speak to you?
12587	Some one knocked at the door?
12587	Suspended by a rope yarn drawn out from the top of a coil of soaked hemp? 12587 The man in black?"
12587	The sun!--what was it?
12587	The wapentake touches you with the iron weapon?
12587	Then he must have gone out very early?
12587	Then that son will inherit the Clancharlie peerage?
12587	Then thou wishest? 12587 Then you sail by rule of thumb?"
12587	They say she is rich?
12587	To- day?
12587	Tom- Jim- Jack, what does that officer''s uniform mean?
12587	Ursus,said Dea,"where is Gwynplaine?"
12587	Well, what then?
12587	Well, who goes there?
12587	Well, will you eat?
12587	Well?
12587	Well?
12587	Well?
12587	Well?
12587	What am I doing here? 12587 What are you doing here, Gwynplaine?"
12587	What are you doing there?
12587	What are you murmuring there?
12587	What can this mean?
12587	What department?
12587	What did he say?
12587	What did you answer?
12587	What do you mean?
12587	What do you mean?
12587	What do you mean?
12587	What do you think of it all?
12587	What does all this mean?
12587	What does he do with that?
12587	What does she send me? 12587 What does that mean?"
12587	What dost thou want?
12587	What dost thou wish to be? 12587 What has he got in his hand?"
12587	What has it got to do with me? 12587 What is a wapentake?"
12587	What is his name?
12587	What is it?
12587	What is it?
12587	What is that to me?
12587	What is the bailiff of the hundred?
12587	What is the iron weapon?
12587	What is the matter?
12587	What is the matter?
12587	What is to be done?
12587	What is wrong with me?
12587	What meanest thou? 12587 What o''clock is it?"
12587	What then?
12587	What then?
12587	What was that?
12587	What was the result?
12587	What''s wrong with you now?
12587	What?
12587	What?
12587	What?
12587	What?
12587	What?
12587	What?
12587	What?
12587	What?
12587	When?
12587	When?
12587	Where am I? 12587 Where am I?"
12587	Where am I?--on the summit? 12587 Where are you?
12587	Where do you live? 12587 Where is he?"
12587	Where is the boat? 12587 Where is the land?"
12587	Where? 12587 Where?"
12587	Where?
12587	Where?
12587	Wherefore?
12587	Which was in the Armada?
12587	Whither are you steering?
12587	Whither?
12587	Who am I? 12587 Who are those fellows kneeling down?--What are you doing?
12587	Who has a kind of mace in his hand?
12587	Who has brought this man into the House? 12587 Who has sent me a fellow like this, who is hungry and cold, and who does not come in?"
12587	Who have you got there, my dear? 12587 Who is he?"
12587	Who is in prison?
12587	Who is it then?
12587	Who is it? 12587 Who is that?"
12587	Who is the Laughing Man?
12587	Who is this man?
12587	Who talked to me of the queen? 12587 Who was it that knocked?"
12587	Who will give me shelter?
12587	Who? 12587 Who?"
12587	Who?
12587	Whom will she marry?
12587	Why do you laugh?
12587	Why do you unhook that?
12587	Why dost thou wish for the last- named place in preference to both the others?
12587	Why not a king? 12587 Why not?"
12587	Why not?
12587	Why not?
12587	Why not?
12587	Why?
12587	Why?
12587	Will you be kind enough to eat it all up, you cub? 12587 Will you drink?"
12587	With what?
12587	You ask if I knew him? 12587 You hear?"
12587	You practise medicine?
12587	You speak in public?
12587	You? 12587 ( What does Neptune write me?) 12587 --That fellow a peer of England?"
12587	--"What does it all mean?"
12587	A boat would contain that; but--""But what?"
12587	A caprice?
12587	A chain?
12587	A disinherited heir?
12587	A gipsy?
12587	A king obeys-- what?
12587	A royalist, certainly; a republican-- who knows?
12587	A vision?
12587	Again the voice spoke,--"What is the use of searching the earth, when we can only find in heaven?"
12587	Against the torturer?
12587	Against whom were the lords angered?
12587	Am I a fairy?
12587	Am I a goddess?
12587	Am I a princess?
12587	Am I not with you?
12587	An ugly one?
12587	And Fibi and Vinos, where are they?
12587	And addressing Gwynplaine haughtily,--"Who are you?
12587	And did you remark the plumed cap of the page?
12587	And do you think that the mole himself crushes nothing?
12587	And from what had this arisen?
12587	And he put the question with a loud voice--"Where are you?"
12587	And himself?
12587	And how was he to help plunging into it headlong?
12587	And if I am asked,''Why do you laugh?''
12587	And raising her sightless eyes on high, she added,--"When shall I follow?"
12587	And then?"
12587	And this child, of whom we have caught a glimpse in the shadow of the solitudes of Portland, by whom had he been cast away?
12587	And those men who had dragged Gwynplaine on the hurdle of sarcasm, were they wicked?
12587	And was he even one of the people?
12587	And what did they make of these children?
12587	And what do you say about Anne of Austria?
12587	And what had they laughed at?
12587	And what social system is this which has for its base disproportion and injustice?
12587	And what was there for him in the future?
12587	And where?
12587	And who shall hinder that sling from hurling the sun into the sky?
12587	And who was this woman?
12587	And you?
12587	And, after all, what was this Lord Clancharlie?
12587	And, now, what would become of him without them?
12587	Any one there?"
12587	Are there laws no longer?
12587	Are we an accomplice of the cup which deprives us of reason?
12587	Are we to change the laws?
12587	Are we, on our inflexible axis, a moving sphere, a star when seen from afar, mud when seen more closely, in which night alternates with day?
12587	Are you a lord, you idiot?
12587	Are you come already?
12587	Are you deaf?
12587	Are you men of the woods?
12587	Are you of any religion?
12587	Are you selfish?
12587	At the acme of his agony, his eyes still closed, he heard an exquisite voice saying,"Are you asleep, Gwynplaine?"
12587	At what distance from the buoy?
12587	At what then?
12587	Awakened from what?--from sleep?
12587	Because you were cold one night, what was that to him?
12587	Besides, condemned and damned as Gwynplaine was, what was the good of further struggle?
12587	Besides, to sum up, are these perversities, these rugged notches, virtues?
12587	Besides, was he likely ever to see the lady again?
12587	Besides, was it not all due to him, who had waited so long on duty at the gate of chance?
12587	Besides, were they not already married?
12587	Besides, what could it matter?
12587	Besides, what did the service she rendered him cost her?
12587	Besides, what was the good of it?
12587	But can any one be enamoured of a flash of lightning?
12587	But her name?
12587	But how came all this about?"
12587	But how did you contrive to obtain access to me?
12587	But is laughter a synonym of joy?
12587	But tell me, how did it all happen?
12587	But the question was how to get rid of them?
12587	But then?
12587	But was it nature?
12587	But was there any preserved game?
12587	But were they of flesh and blood, like ourselves?
12587	But what am I?
12587	But what is history?
12587	But what is to be done next?"
12587	But what of the recoil?
12587	But what to eat, where to eat, how to eat?
12587	But where is the Green Box?
12587	But why are the people ignorant?
12587	But why are the waves of the Pacific four times higher near America than near Asia; that is to say, higher in the East than in the West?
12587	But why, then, had all this befallen him?
12587	By what measure did she weigh her love?
12587	Can anything more terrible be imagined?
12587	Can not you see the purple?
12587	Can you imagine a city ruled by its citizens?
12587	Can you prove it?"
12587	Can you read?
12587	Can you?"
12587	Caste?
12587	Change our direction, remain where we are, advance, go back?
12587	Come now, do I keep an inn, or do I not?
12587	Could he be sure that it contained Gwynplaine?
12587	Could he guess at it?
12587	Could it be said that a shadow had floated between Gwynplaine and Dea?
12587	Could it be that life had crumbled away behind him?
12587	Could the usurpation of the rich, the hateful elect of chance, go further?
12587	Cured of what?
12587	Dea had a thought--"What should I be without him?"
12587	Dea, what would you have me do?
12587	Destiny amazes us by a prolixity of unbearable suffering; who then can wonder that the old are garrulous?
12587	Did Gwynplaine love this woman?
12587	Did I foresee this?
12587	Did I tell you that the queen is my sister?
12587	Did any one read it to you?
12587	Did he drink, eat, sleep?
12587	Did he know why?
12587	Did he look at the water?
12587	Did he not know from whom that came?
12587	Did he not see an envelope, a seal, paper, and writing?
12587	Did he understand it?
12587	Did he, perchance, already exercise judgment?
12587	Did he, then, desire to extinguish their love, or to cool it even?
12587	Did it strike you that you failed a little in respect towards myself?
12587	Did she know that he was one?
12587	Did she wish her good or evil?
12587	Did the Pope twitter?
12587	Did the birds speak?
12587	Did they hate each other?
12587	Did they think they had unchained me for nothing?
12587	Did this court policy, invented by James I., succeed?
12587	Did this licence to shoot permit him to break the wing or the leg of one like the sister of her Majesty?
12587	Did you read it yourself?
12587	Did you see me naked?
12587	Die?
12587	Do I dare to be your mistress-- your concubine-- your slave-- your chattel?
12587	Do I dare to lose caste?
12587	Do n''t you know that without that cold, Dea would not have been blind, and if Dea were not blind she would not love you?
12587	Do n''t you see it is thirsty?
12587	Do souls require mortal eyes to see each other?"
12587	Do we inherit sin as a debt?
12587	Do we not cease to belong to our own circumscribed circle, and become part of the great family of all?
12587	Do you hear me?
12587	Do you hear?
12587	Do you know of these things?
12587	Do you know that I was domestic doctor to a lord, who was called Marmaduke, and who had thirty- six thousand a year?
12587	Do you know that the Archbishop of Canterbury has a revenue of £ 40,000 a year?
12587	Do you know that the herring fishers at Harlech eat grass when the fishery fails?
12587	Do you know that there is a duke in Scotland who can ride ninety miles without leaving his own estate?
12587	Do you know that, with rabbits only from the warrens of Earl Lindsay, they could feed all the riffraff of the Cinque Ports?
12587	Do you know what has happened, Dea?
12587	Do you know what there is outside?
12587	Do you not hear your mistress?
12587	Do you not see that you are in a balance, and that there is in one scale your power, and in the other your responsibility?
12587	Do you seriously consider that you are made for her?
12587	Do you think that occasion for tears has been wanting, had I felt disposed to weep?"
12587	Do you think that you can ever recapture a crowd once it has escaped your grasp?
12587	Do you understand that I am with you?
12587	Do you understand why I idolize you?
12587	Do you understand?
12587	Do you understand?"
12587	Do you wish this?
12587	Does he know that there is a dangerous pass, and that he can help his master to surmount it?
12587	Does it please you to answer to justice?"
12587	Does twilight fall fatally for all?
12587	Enter their order?
12587	Family?
12587	Fancy every one''s having a hand in the government?
12587	For instance, what has become of the may- pole, which the citizens of London erected on the 1st of May, when the peers went down to the House?
12587	For what end?
12587	For what was it?
12587	For what would he have to support Dea?
12587	From without, a voice, the voice of Ursus, said,--"You, boy, who have just eaten up my supper, are you already asleep?"
12587	Gwynplaine had a thought--"What should I be without her?"
12587	Gwynplaine, in a low voice, in which a tremor of fear was to be distinguished, murmured,--"What does it all mean?"
12587	Had Dea not been blind, would she have chosen Gwynplaine?
12587	Had Gwynplaine not been disfigured, would he have preferred Dea?
12587	Had Gwynplaine when a child been so worthy of attention that his face had been subjected to transmutation?
12587	Had he not a letter in his hand?
12587	Had he the right to withdraw his head from under the tongue of fire descending from on high to rest upon him?
12587	Had it ever occurred?
12587	Had she eaten a spoonful the less of turtle soup for it?
12587	Had she ever seen the sun?
12587	Had she not been assisted?
12587	Had they any pretext?
12587	Had this absence depended on him?
12587	Had this critical moment in Gwynplaine''s life arrived?
12587	Has any one ever had a beginning?"
12587	Has man, like the globe, two poles?
12587	Has not the blind man his dog?
12587	Has the heart two aspects-- one on which its love is poured forth in light; the other in darkness?
12587	Has the soul the wings of the bat?
12587	Have I committed crimes?
12587	Have we a queen-- yes or no?
12587	Have we not all our itch?
12587	Have you gnawed the bone-- yes or no?
12587	Have you remarked, in certain mechanisms, the smallness of the motive wheel?
12587	Have you seen"Chaos Vanquished?"
12587	Have you the plague, you thief?
12587	He continued,--"How much time have we still?"
12587	He had come out of it, having received a blow, and from whom?
12587	He knew that the police- officer summoned him to follow; but why?
12587	He said to him,--"Do you know how the Almighty lights the fire called love?
12587	He wished to tear himself away from this magnet; but how was he to carry out his wish?
12587	How am I going to manage to fit three into this caravan?
12587	How am I sure of what I know?
12587	How are you to resist, once flung?
12587	How arm himself against her-- or against himself?
12587	How came you by this child?
12587	How can any one be such a fool as to die and leave a child behind?
12587	How could I know the man?
12587	How could he escape?
12587	How could he resist?
12587	How could that be?
12587	How could they stand such nonsense?
12587	How could this be?
12587	How did the queen feel towards the Duchess Josiana?
12587	How do you get your living?"
12587	How far was it going to drag them?
12587	How long had they proceeded thus?
12587	How long have you been here?
12587	How render the thickets of foam, blendings of mountains and dreams?
12587	How should he set to work to drive them out?
12587	How to double that cape?
12587	How was he to combat that horrible anonyma, the law?
12587	How was he to set about it?
12587	How was it possible to refuse Anne admiration for taking the trouble of living at the period?
12587	How, then, could he have lost sight of her for a moment?
12587	How?
12587	How?
12587	I am a monster, do you say?
12587	I am an exception?
12587	I am beautiful, am I not?
12587	I am noble; what can be more tiresome?
12587	I forgive you; and do you know the reason?
12587	I will be there to conduct you--""Whither?"
12587	If he ever had a Me, where was the Me?
12587	If he looked forward to the morrow, what did he see?
12587	If our good king only knew it, would he not have you thrown into the bottom of a ditch, just to teach you better?
12587	If the indissoluble existed anywhere, was it not in their union?
12587	In all that had happened, had he been a free agent?
12587	In our own days do they not dye dogs blue and green?
12587	In tetanus who would feel a prick?
12587	In the great twilight world, open on all sides, what was there for the child?
12587	In the obscure and giddy debate of conscience, what had he said to himself?
12587	In this whirlwind, did he feel faintness and fatigue?
12587	In what measure is the moth responsible?
12587	In which direction?"
12587	Is all this to be borne?
12587	Is it a right?
12587	Is it man?
12587	Is it not so?
12587	Is it possible that demons are also essential?
12587	Is it possible that the bird and the moth should resist the attraction?
12587	Is it possible that the leaf should resist the wind?
12587	Is it possible that the stone should refuse obedience to the laws of gravitation?
12587	Is it possible?
12587	Is it that the justice of man works in twilight, and the judge gropes his way?
12587	Is it that the outpourings of our wishes flow naturally to the direction to which we most incline-- that of evil?
12587	Is it that you are afraid of tearing a hole in your rags?
12587	Is it their fault?
12587	Is it towards those nearest to ourselves, or is it towards mankind generally?
12587	Is n''t he a greedy scoundrel?
12587	Is she Fatality?
12587	Is she Providence?
12587	Is she an exception?
12587	Is she asleep?
12587	Is she in a swoon?
12587	Is sin an integral and inevitable part of our destiny?
12587	Is that you, Barkilphedro?"
12587	Is there a providence of demons as well as of God?
12587	Is there an appointment of that kind?"
12587	Is there any one in the bathroom?
12587	Is there any one there?
12587	Is there not in these excessive advertisements of self- abnegation and of honour a good deal of ostentation?
12587	Is there such an appointment?"
12587	Is this fair?
12587	Is this scaffolding of wild reasoning absolutely absurd?
12587	It charms, it terrifies; who knows which?
12587	It is Eternity saying,"What does it matter to me?"
12587	London Bridge, the page?
12587	Lord Clancharlie, does your lordship renounce transubstantiation, adoration of saints, and the mass?"
12587	Lord David?
12587	Lord Scarsdale translated the impression of the assembly in one exclamation,--"What is the monster doing here?"
12587	Made by whom?
12587	Marriage?
12587	Mischievous pick- pocket, evil- minded abortion, so you walk the streets after curfew?
12587	Montagu spoke with that accent, and sneering with his face close to that of Gwynplaine, shouted,--"What are you talking about?"
12587	Moreover, what are lords?
12587	Must we accept evil as part and portion of our whole?
12587	My lord, will you be a peer of England; yes or no?
12587	My lords, do you know who pays the taxes you vote?
12587	Needed there a greater motive than the speculation of his future exhibition?
12587	Nevertheless, we must remark that, strange as it may appear at first sight, he never once put himself the question,"Should he go?"
12587	Nevertheless-- and his conscience pressed him on this point-- had he merely submitted to what had been offered him?
12587	No?
12587	Now, who was this woman?
12587	Of course it was a woman, but was it not a chimera as well?
12587	Of what butterfly is, then, this earthly life the grub?
12587	Of what family was she?
12587	Of what good had been his early triumphs?
12587	Of what good is a king?
12587	Of what lion is this the lair?
12587	Of what providence?
12587	Of what use is the sun if not to reawaken that dark sleeper-- the conscience?
12587	Of what was he thinking?
12587	Of whom else should he dream?
12587	Of whom?
12587	Oh, you who are masters, do you know what you are?
12587	Oh, you would not make me desperate-- have me become a villain, a madman, drive me to perdition?
12587	One can only fight one''s equal; who is one''s equal if not one''s brother?
12587	One day Barkilphedro said to Josiana,--"Would your Grace like to make my fortune?".
12587	One question, Gwynplaine: do you believe in predestination?
12587	Over such serenity why cast his shadow?
12587	Peace, War, Legislation, Finance-- what have the people to do with such things?
12587	Perhaps in the barn, perhaps in the cellar; what does it matter?
12587	Pity for whom?
12587	Presence of what?
12587	Presently he asked himself, What could he do?
12587	Protector of whom?
12587	Providence acts advisedly, it crowns him who deserves the crown; do you pretend to know better than Providence?
12587	Reaching the side, he looked into space, and said, in a deep voice,--"Bist du bei mir?
12587	Really?
12587	Rising, and offering his chair to Gwynplaine, the sheriff added,--"My lord, will your lordship deign to seat yourself?"
12587	Shall I accept them?
12587	Shall we have the performance of''The Laughing Man''this evening?"
12587	She had asked,--"Are women admitted?"
12587	She laughed, a strange and childlike laugh; and, putting her mouth close to his ear, whispered,--"Do you want to see a mad woman?
12587	She murmured,--"You will think of me, wo n''t you?
12587	She replied,--"What for?
12587	She said to him,--"It is very fine, but--""But what?"
12587	She will say,''What am I to do in the world?''
12587	Should he advance and re- enter the solitudes?
12587	Should he continue this journey?
12587	Should he go?
12587	Should he return and re- enter the streets?
12587	Sinister for whom?
12587	Situation?
12587	Society?
12587	Something wandering about something in chains-- can one imagine a more mournful lineament in the darkness?
12587	Still, what was the meaning of the bell?
12587	Suddenly Ursus cried out,--"What are you doing?
12587	Suddenly transformed into a lord, what ought he to have done?
12587	Take away the star, and what is the sky?
12587	Tapping the glass with her finger, she called,"Is any one there?
12587	Terrible to whom?
12587	That magical and malevolent abode, that strange and prison- like palace, was it also in the plot?
12587	That useful Colonel, one day, hung and rehung the same man, a republican, asking him each time,"Will you renounce the republic?"
12587	The chief cried out,--"What does that mean?"
12587	The child was near the voice; but where was it?
12587	The day came when Fabre d''Eglantine said to the Duchesse de Rohan,"N''est- tu pas la Chabot?"
12587	The doctor went on,--"To Hardquanonne, the Fleming of Flanders?"
12587	The doctor, having completely returned to the contemplation of the sea, pointed to this atmospheric arc, and said,--"Skipper, do you see?"
12587	The duchess asked,--"And who is Gwynplaine?"
12587	The duchess, turning her head, said,--"What does she want of me?"
12587	The first point to make clear was, did the queen love her sister?
12587	The head began again,--"Is any one there?"
12587	The lords are peers-- that is to say, equals-- of whom?
12587	The morrow, midnight?
12587	The skipper asked himself again this question,--"Is he a madman?"
12587	The skipper, remembering the two names given by the chief to this man, asked himself the question,--"Is he a madman, or is he a sage?"
12587	The vulgar ingrate is full of ashes; what was within Barkilphedro?
12587	The whole disturbance which the word used by Gwynplaine had produced in her ended in her saying one day,--"To be ugly-- what is it?
12587	Then he touched his satin clothes, and asked himself,--"Is it I?
12587	Then seizing the child with a grasp which would have been one of fury had it not been one of pity, he asked him: roughly,--"Who did that to you?"
12587	Then, under the form of interrogation so familiar to children and to the blind, she resumed,--"To see-- what is it that you call seeing?
12587	They have bought you-- and how?
12587	They may say to me,''But you give up politics, then?''
12587	This being-- was it a being?
12587	This black witness was a remainder, and an awful remainder-- a remainder of what?
12587	This woman, how and why was she there?
12587	Thus ideal felicity was found, the perfect joy of life was realized, the mysterious problem of happiness was solved; and by whom?
12587	To adore each other in the shadows, to love in the plenitude of silence; who could not become reconciled to such an eternity?
12587	To be beloved, is not that everything?
12587	To be comic without and tragic within, what suffering can be more humiliating?
12587	To be liable to contribute, and to be liable to serve; is not that enough?
12587	To escape was now his whole thought-- to escape from what?
12587	To have_ le tour_--what does it mean?
12587	To heaven?
12587	To make his fortune?
12587	To protect the being who loves you, to give what she requires to her who shines on you as your star, can anything be sweeter?
12587	To see what?
12587	To serve and to defend the people?
12587	To unmake that of others?
12587	To what colossus did all this grandeur appertain?
12587	To whom has it not happened to be free in appearance, yet to feel that his wings are hampered?
12587	To whom?
12587	To- day, what was he?
12587	Towards whom is our first duty?
12587	Ursus addressed him abruptly,--"What are you laughing about?"
12587	Ursus raised his voice severely,--"Oh, you are happy, are you?
12587	WHY SHOULD A GOLD PIECE LOWER ITSELF BY MIXING WITH A HEAP OF PENNIES?
12587	Was London Bridge an illusion?
12587	Was ever anything so mad?
12587	Was he a lord?
12587	Was he about to fall without consciousness on the pavement?
12587	Was he about to succumb?
12587	Was he conscious of it?
12587	Was he going to commit the folly of dreaming about the unknown beauty?
12587	Was he going to knock at the gate of the jail?
12587	Was he made a peer of England expressly for this duchess?
12587	Was his temptation prearranged?
12587	Was it God who was being deceived?
12587	Was it ever anything?
12587	Was it not absurd?
12587	Was it off Ortach?
12587	Was it possible that it was all effaced?
12587	Was it possible?
12587	Was it possible?
12587	Was it the corpse?
12587	Was it the fault of ventriloquism?
12587	Was it the wind?
12587	Was it to come?
12587	Was it when they touched the Caskets?
12587	Was it when they were whirled about the shallows west of Aurigny?
12587	Was no one left?
12587	Was not he, the mountebank, below the lowest of the low?
12587	Was not his first duty towards her?
12587	Was not his name written on the letter--"_To Gwynplaine_?"
12587	Was not that entrance into a place where oppression could be discussed and resisted the realization of one of his deepest aspirations?
12587	Was she a maiden?
12587	Was she a woman?
12587	Was she free?
12587	Was she married, widow, maiden?
12587	Was there any excuse?
12587	Was this intentional or not?
12587	We will draw it, wo n''t we, Homo?"
12587	We will obey thee, what must we do?
12587	Well, and Homo?
12587	Well?"
12587	Were there snares, traps, dangers about her?
12587	Were they of brass or of silver- gilt?
12587	Were they softened by them?
12587	Were those fugitives Comprachicos?
12587	Were you born with that frightful laugh on your face?
12587	What advantage did it give him?
12587	What am I to do with them now?
12587	What amount of remorse was there in his despair?
12587	What are concessions?
12587	What are we sketching in these few preliminary pages?
12587	What are we to do?
12587	What availed it that he had commenced life by immediate victory over obstacle?
12587	What benefit, we ask again, would accrue to him in so doing?
12587	What business had I to follow Gwynplaine?"
12587	What can I do to prevent people walking about here?
12587	What can I do?
12587	What can be more savage than the gibbet?
12587	What can hinder it?
12587	What can there be to make us shudder in a fixed star?
12587	What could affect Dea, what could affect Gwynplaine, with such a fortress around them?
12587	What could be better?
12587	What could be more touching?
12587	What could have happened?
12587	What could he do against such a temptation?
12587	What could he do to harm the duchess?
12587	What could he do with all that was himself?
12587	What could he hope for more-- he so obscure against her so radiant?
12587	What could he not tell them?
12587	What did Gwynplaine feel?
12587	What did he know about her?
12587	What did he owe Josiana?
12587	What did he realize?
12587	What did he see around him?
12587	What did it all mean?
12587	What did this mean?
12587	What do I know of such things?
12587	What do they implore?
12587	What do they signify?
12587	What do they threaten?
12587	What do you desire?
12587	What do you mean by all that love- making nonsense?
12587	What do you set yourself up to be, I wonder?
12587	What do you think of all this scum, Gwynplaine?
12587	What do you want of me?
12587	What do you want that you have not already?
12587	What do you want?"
12587	What does it matter?
12587	What does the bell prove?
12587	What evil can I do him in return?
12587	What fearful thing is about to take place?"
12587	What for?
12587	What for?
12587	What good was a Josiana?
12587	What had been done to them?
12587	What had happened to them all?
12587	What had happened?
12587	What had he accepted?
12587	What had put it into her head to be born?
12587	What had she now before her?
12587	What had they to do in my caravan, the little blackguards?
12587	What harm did his deformity do Gwynplaine?
12587	What has the bird done at which you fire?
12587	What have I done to you?
12587	What intention possessed him?
12587	What is Chaos?
12587	What is a hurricane but a caprice?
12587	What is an envious man?
12587	What is his laugh?
12587	What is his son?
12587	What is it that this hammer, the bell, forges on the anvil of thought?
12587	What is it which is bearing down on us?
12587	What is moving?
12587	What is night?
12587	What is that great tower yonder?
12587	What is the father of Privilege?
12587	What is the queen to me?
12587	What is there in a king?
12587	What is this that they have done to me?"
12587	What kind of band was it which had left the child behind in its flight?
12587	What kind of scales could there be in the heart of this woman?
12587	What latent meaning have they?
12587	What mattered that?
12587	What matters?
12587	What means did his wretched appointment offer to attain so difficult an object?
12587	What merit had she?
12587	What more could he want?
12587	What more should they want?
12587	What part had that look in fate?
12587	What power could ever break that iron chain, bound with knots of flowers?
12587	What put it into my head to come to this Weymouth seven times devoted to the infernal deities?
12587	What sin can we have committed in the sight of God?
12587	What the devil has your bundle got to croak about?"
12587	What then?
12587	What time is it then?
12587	What to?
12587	What trumps has he?
12587	What was Barkilphedro''s age?
12587	What was Barkilphedro?
12587	What was I saying?
12587	What was destiny?
12587	What was he to do between those two silences-- the mute plain and the deaf city?
12587	What was he to do?
12587	What was he?
12587	What was it all about, and what could it all mean?
12587	What was she doing to be so?
12587	What was that shoal?
12587	What was that which had arrested and detained him-- a prison?
12587	What was the crime?
12587	What was the crime?
12587	What was the outrage?
12587	What was there behind that letter?
12587	What was this animal?
12587	What was this?
12587	What was to become of him?
12587	What were they going to do with him?
12587	What were those living creatures of which his wandering life showed him so many specimens, changed every day?
12587	What wind from the tomb had swept over them?
12587	What would become of him without Dea?
12587	What would become of the state if no one consented to serve it?
12587	What would have become of that poor child, the sweet blind girl who loved him?
12587	What would she have said could she have suddenly obtained her sight?
12587	What would the surf do with them?
12587	What would you have me do there?
12587	What?
12587	What?
12587	What?
12587	What?
12587	When Wolsey robbed the nation of Whitehall, and when Henry robbed Wolsey of it, who complained?
12587	When a man is made out of night, how is he to forgive so many beams of light?
12587	When did you arrive?
12587	When is this to end?
12587	When one comes to a fresh place, how is one to know anything about it?
12587	When people asked Democritus,''How do you know?''
12587	When shall we see him again?
12587	Whence arise those strange, visible changes which occur in the soul of man?
12587	Whence came this improvement from the miserable hut to the Olympic caravan?
12587	Whence do you come?"
12587	Whence do you come?"
12587	Whence had come the succour?
12587	Where am I to begin?
12587	Where am I?"
12587	Where are the servants?
12587	Where can I find a stone to throw at him?
12587	Where is Dea?
12587	Where is Dea?
12587	Where is Gwynplaine?
12587	Where is he, I wonder?
12587	Where is he, that I may insult him?
12587	Where is he?"
12587	Where is it that I have just alighted?--on the highest peak?
12587	Where should we be if every one had his rights?
12587	Where was he?
12587	Where was he?
12587	Where was it gone?
12587	Where was she, the star?
12587	Where was the leak?
12587	Where was the use of depriving myself of everything for their sakes?
12587	Where were they?
12587	Where were they?
12587	Where?
12587	Wherefore the malevolent?
12587	Wherefore these deviations in the swell of the ocean?
12587	Wherefore?
12587	Which is, thenceforth, the straight line?
12587	Which of the two refusals should he choose?
12587	Which shall we take?
12587	Which way did you get in?
12587	Which way were they going to turn?
12587	Whither flew his thoughts?
12587	Who are you?
12587	Who are you?
12587	Who can paint the alternating hollows and promontories, the valleys, the melting bosoms, the sketches?
12587	Who can swim?"
12587	Who can tell?
12587	Who can tell?
12587	Who could be the inhabitant of this stately palace?
12587	Who could have hoped for this?
12587	Who could tell what sinister mysteries lurked behind this phantom?
12587	Who had brought them together?
12587	Who has dug this gulf?
12587	Who has not at some time felt this pendulum in his brain?
12587	Who has not heard the deep clamours of the soul?
12587	Who has turned over the leaves of the Doomsday Book?
12587	Who healed and nourished me?
12587	Who is in danger?
12587	Who is it who led me astray?
12587	Who is that man?"
12587	Who is there who has not remarked a kind of intelligent anxiety in animals?
12587	Who is there?
12587	Who knows all the mysterious forms assumed by God?
12587	Who knows?
12587	Who laughs at what?
12587	Who mutilated me?
12587	Who now knows the word Comprachicos, and who knows its meaning?
12587	Who of you have been to Newcastle- upon- Tyne?
12587	Who speaks of me?
12587	Who the victim?
12587	Who was Rodope but a queen loving Pteh, a man with a crocodile''s head?
12587	Who was he?
12587	Who was it brought you in?
12587	Who was it who was thus being hurried on-- a prince, a prisoner?
12587	Who was the dupe?
12587	Who was this intruder?
12587	Who was this man?
12587	Who would have believed it?
12587	Who?
12587	Whom?
12587	Whose simplicity was being abused?
12587	Whose the generosity?
12587	Whose the glory?
12587	Why Should a Gold Piece Lower Itself by Mixing with a Heap of Pennies?
12587	Why are you getting up?
12587	Why did he stop?
12587	Why did they come like that?
12587	Why do you cry?"
12587	Why had he been persecuted?
12587	Why has it all passed away?
12587	Why hasten the conclusion?
12587	Why have I been brought into this dungeon?
12587	Why her?
12587	Why him?
12587	Why is the contrary true of the Atlantic?
12587	Why monsters?
12587	Why not erect statues to him?
12587	Why not?
12587	Why not?
12587	Why not?
12587	Why object to such manners?
12587	Why redeemed?
12587	Why should I trade with these travellers?
12587	Why should James II., whose credit required the concealment of such acts, have allowed that to be written which endangered their success?
12587	Why should he want to speak and to reason?
12587	Why such exaggeration of solitude and exile?
12587	Why talk of a man in love?
12587	Why this Josiana?
12587	Why this stigma?
12587	Why was she a Protestant?
12587	Why, then, had he come there?
12587	Why, under the Equator, are they highest in the middle of the sea?
12587	Why?
12587	Why?
12587	Why?
12587	Why?
12587	Why?
12587	Why?
12587	Will you answer?
12587	Would not everything come to a standstill?
12587	Would they set Gwynplaine at liberty?
12587	Would you have states driven like clouds?
12587	Yesterday, what was he?
12587	You are masked for ever by your own flesh-- what can be more ingenious?
12587	You are not angry with me, are you?
12587	You disguised yourself in order to get here, Gwynplaine?"
12587	You doubt it?
12587	You imitate successfully the cries of beasts; but what would you say if, when you were making love to a lady, I passed my time in barking at you?
12587	You take notice of what I say, father, do you not?
12587	You will remember my song?
12587	You will remember the Green Box, wo n''t you, and poor blind little Dea?
12587	[ Footnote 8: Art thou near me?]
12587	_ That_ he?
12587	_ You_ die, my Dea?
12587	_ You_ die?
12587	a destiny so reptile?
12587	and we must think it good that they do; and even if we do not, what harm will it do them?
12587	be accepted by them?
12587	could he look thus askance at order reconstituted, a nation exalted, and a religion restored?
12587	could it be that Barkilphedro should miss his aim?
12587	did you pick her up?"
12587	do you know what the man is who is happy by right?
12587	do you see what you are doing?
12587	does it lack a certain justice?
12587	does such a thing exist?
12587	had she deprived herself of anything in the hateful overflowing of her superfluous luxuries?
12587	he cried, shuddering,"what is the matter?"
12587	he cried;"what are you about?
12587	how do the oaks fall?
12587	how many teeth have you in your jaws?
12587	how were they to prove that they held it from God?
12587	lost?
12587	or...."He raised his eyes, but looked beyond the ceiling, and his lips murmured,--"Is it Thou?"
12587	so this is your first time in these waters?"
12587	the same person?"
12587	to throw off his mask and have his former face restored; to be the creature he had perchance been created, handsome and charming?
12587	was the dangerous and desirable object of his dream lurking all the while behind these successive glimpses of heaven?
12587	what can I do?
12587	what had they done to them?
12587	what is to become of us?
12587	what of that?
12587	what pain deeper?
12587	what''s your name?
12587	what?"
12587	whence do you come?"
12587	where was she?
12587	where was the Green Box, poverty, joy, the sweet wandering life-- wandering together, like the swallows?
12587	who says it was n''t?
12587	why do you not enter?"
12587	why had he allowed himself to be separated from Dea?
12587	you believe that effrontery is confined to abandoned women?
12587	you do n''t know?"