Questions

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19882	Their future fills him with anxiety; what will they be in the world and how will they secure a comfortable subsistence?
20263	E perche? 20263 Quid tam nudum inveniri potest, quid tam abruptum undique quam hoc saxum?
20263	Um,said he,"e nel Papa?
20263	What a thought? 20263 Who upon earth has written such perfect comedies( as Molière)?
20263	''Sir,''said he, with the deepest concern,''may I beg the life of my uncle?
20263	And why?"
20263	And yet why trust a greasy cook?
20263	Are not you very proud of your Ode to Midnight?
20263	But is not that the case in every miscellaneous collection, even in that excellent one published by Mr. Dodsley?
20263	But to proceed; can a man make a pilgrimage to the Holy Land from the Island of Great Britain, without the aid of navigation?
20263	But who is this the fire of whose look flames infinitely beyond the rest?
20263	Can a man of acknowledged ignorance and stupidity, write a tragedy superior to Hamlet?
20263	Can a man walk in the Mall at noon, carrying his breeches upon an enormous long pole, without being laughed at?
20263	Can any thing be more condescending, and at the same time shew more the firmness of an heroick mind, than this letter?
20263	Could you come?
20263	Could your Lordship find time to honour me now and then with a letter?
20263	Dear BOSWELL,--How shall I begin?
20263	Dear ERSKINE,--Can a man walk up the Cowgate after a heavy rain without dirtying his shoes?
20263	Dear ERSKINE,--What sort of a letter shall I now write to you?
20263	Derrick''s versifications are infamously bad; what think you of the Reviewers commending such an execrable performance?
20263	Did you ever suspect me of believing your marriage?
20263	Did you really believe it?
20263	For what should make men attack one who never offended them, who has done his best to entertain them, and who is engaged in the most generous cause?
20263	He therefore advanced, and addressed himself to me,''Sir, is it proper for me to speak?''
20263	How goes it with the elegant gentle Lady A----?
20263	How is my honest Captain Andrew?
20263	I could now tell why I should not write; for who would write to men who publish the letters of their friends without their leave?
20263	I liked to see their natural frankness and ease;[97] for why should men be afraid of their own species?
20263	I ventured to object:"But why has not Providence interposed sooner?"
20263	If these things continue, who is safe?
20263	In the name of every thing that is upside down, what could the people mean by marrying me?
20263	Is Dodsley to sell you for a shilling, or not?
20263	Now, my dear Captain, tell me how is it with you, after reading this?
20263	Or give to meat the time of play?
20263	Plures tamen hîc peregrini quam cives consistunt?
20263	Pray shall we not see you here this winter at all?
20263	Pray what is become of the Cub?
20263	Say, who could e''er indulge a yawn or nap, When Barclay roars forth snip, and Bainbridge snap?
20263	Shall I cram it from top to bottom with tables of compound interest?
20263	Swells the full song?
20263	Tell me how our second volume is received; I was much pleased with N----''s lines; how did he get them inserted?
20263	Tell me how you was affected; could you speak any?
20263	Tell me, dear Erskine, should not I My favourite path of fortune try?
20263	The exordium is a passionate address to Captains all; amongst whom, who can more properly be reckoned than Captain Andrew?
20263	Upon my arrival, the captain of the guard came out, and demanded who I was?
20263	Well, and what then?
20263	What can her keeping of Turkeys be owing to?
20263	What sort of a son had Cicero, and what had Marcus Aurelius?"
20263	What would I not do to gain your pardon?
20263	When I said he ought to marry and have a son to succeed him,"Sir,"said he,"what security can I have that my son will think and act as I do?
20263	While ev''ry trout gulps down a hook, And poor dumb beasts harsh butchers slay?
20263	Why do n''t you send me a copy?
20263	Why, then, should I suppress it?
20263	Why,''out of the abundance of the heart,''should I not speak?"
20263	With what feeling are you most strongly possessed?
20263	[ 77][ Footnote 76:"ADAMS.--But, Sir, how can you do this in three years?
20263	[ 89] What can be found so bare, what so rugged all around as this rock?
20263	[ Footnote 27:"Avez- vous lu le_ Testament politique du Maréchal de Belle- Isle_?
20263	[ Footnote 34:"Would you believe, what I know is fact, that Dr. Hill earned fifteen guineas a week by working for wholesale dealers?
20263	[ Footnote 46:"Pray, Sir,"said Mr. Morgann to Johnson,"whether do you reckon Derrick or Smart the best poet?"
20263	and how, O how does that glorious luminary Lady B---- do?
20263	and in the Pope?"
20263	and is the laugh of gaiety no more?
20263	and would not the sight of me have made you very miserable?
20263	could you fix your thoughts upon anything but the dreary way you was in?
20263	has he a landed estate?
20263	has the smile of cheerfulness left your countenance?
20263	has your flow of spirits evaporated, and left nothing but the black dregs of melancholy behind?
20263	or a genteel comedy superior to the Careless Husband?
20263	or with long stories translated from Olaus Wormius?
20263	quid ad copias respicienti jejunius?
20263	quid ad homines immansuetius?
20263	quid ad ipsum loci situm horridius?
20263	the lovely sighing Lady J----?
20263	what in climate more intemperate?
20263	what in the very situation of the place more horrible?
20263	what is the length of his walking- stick?
20263	what more barren of provisions?
20263	what more rude as to its inhabitants?
20263	what species of apology shall I make?
20263	what transport can you feel, In turning round on either heel?
20263	why am I not chained to Donaldson''s shop?
20263	why am I not in Edinburgh?
20263	with anecdotes of Queen Anne''s wars?
20263	with excerpts from Robertson''s history?
41881	''And at what hour?'' 41881 ''Giudice,''she would say,''how do you expect that such an ugly man as you are can ever hope to possess all this?''
41881	''I shall be killed in this duel, then?'' 41881 ''Well,''said Orlandini,''what has happened?''
41881	''What have you to say to me?'' 41881 ''What is the matter with you,''she said,''and why are you so pale?''
41881	''Where are you going?'' 41881 About what?
41881	Ah, is it you,_ mon cher?_he cried.
41881	And all for a miserable hen not worth twelve sous?
41881	And as you grew up?
41881	And can you shoot with a pistol as well as with a gun?
41881	And does Madame de Franchi know you have come to Paris with this intention?
41881	And for what?
41881	And has the apparition ever returned since?
41881	And have you never seen any apparition?
41881	And he said in what way?
41881	And he spoke to you?
41881	And how many lives have been sacrificed since?
41881	And is he the person with whom you are invited to sup this evening?
41881	And is the dagger authentic?
41881	And is this privilege accorded to the males of the family only?
41881	And now this sabre?
41881	And now,he said, after a long silence,"are you satisfied?"
41881	And now,he went on,"do you wish me to tell you the time he died?"
41881	And she has let you come?
41881	And so you have arranged everything?
41881	And the other?
41881	And they are unknown to M. de Franchi?
41881	And to what do you attribute this privilege?
41881	And to- morrow this touching reconciliation will be effected?
41881	And we shall see the chief of one of these two parties this evening, no doubt?
41881	And whereabouts?
41881	And who is the lady,asked the bouquet of myosotis,"who is so very shy as to be made the subject of a bet?"
41881	And who was this woman?
41881	And you will join us?
41881	And you would have told me, would you not, my son?
41881	And yourself?
41881	Are we going to see an Orlandi or a Colona?
41881	Are you going to the Opera Ball?
41881	Are you ready, gentlemen?
41881	Are you serious? 41881 Are you, then, so very much alike?"
41881	At the intercession of one of the two families no doubt?
41881	At what time?
41881	But can not we continue the conversation?
41881	But do you know him?
41881	But have you seen your dead brother?
41881	But how is it there is such a great difference between you and your brother in this respect?
41881	But now you are here, my dear Emily, you may as well remain; wo n''t you? 41881 But what is one to do in this world?
41881	But what is the great motive for this feud, which, as I understand, is now by your intercession to be for ever extinguished?
41881	But, then, how can you possibly tell that he is out of sorts?
41881	But,said I,"since you knew that Monsieur Lucien was here, why did you not come sooner?"
41881	But,said I,"this quarrel must have a motive; is that motive a secret?"
41881	By what law of society is that?
41881	By whom?
41881	Did n''t you meet two gentlemen upon the stairs?
41881	Did not my brother announce to you his own approaching death? 41881 Did they come on behalf of M. de Chateau Renaud?"
41881	Do you know this M. de Chateau Renaud?
41881	Do you know_ him?_"Certainly. 41881 Do you mean to say that you have_ seen_ your dead brother?"
41881	Do you not understand?
41881	Do you remember on what occasion?
41881	Do you think I am likely to joke at such a time?
41881	Do you think me so presumptuous as to believe I have a right to your conscience?
41881	Do you think so, really?
41881	Do you wish to hear me tell how I saw one?
41881	Has your brother been long away from Corsica?
41881	Have I time to learn to fence between this and to- morrow?
41881	Have you a carriage?
41881	Have you forgotten what I told you about the apparitions familiar to our family?
41881	Have you no message for your brother?
41881	Have you not a mountain near Paris called Montmartre?
41881	Have you received a letter from your brother?
41881	How are you able to speak with such certainty?
41881	How old are these sons?
41881	How will you be able to find the spot?
41881	I suppose the chateau has been in possession of your family since the death of Vicentello d''Istria?
41881	I suppose they have left their names and addresses?
41881	I suppose( I began) you were on your way to Paris when the fatal news met you?
41881	I understand-- their word was sufficient; they did not need a notary to reconcile them, I suppose?
41881	In any case, nothing need prevent you from paying him a visit?
41881	In what form?
41881	Is he about to leave you?
41881	Is it far from here?
41881	Is there not some terrible history connected with this woman?
41881	Is there, then, a marriage about to take place?
41881	Listen,he said,"to- morrow is Mi- Careme, is it not?"
41881	M. Martelli,said the Viscount,"will you measure the distance by me?"
41881	Maria,he continued, turning to a servant, who was standing behind him,"will you inform Madame Savilia that a French traveller seeks hospitality?"
41881	May I inquire where?
41881	May I make the attempt?
41881	Monsieur,he said;"will you grant me a favour?
41881	Mother,said Lucien as he rose,"you will excuse our leaving you, will you not?"
41881	My brother has already told you, I think, that the male members of our family enjoy a singular privilege?
41881	My brother?
41881	My friend,I said,"is it indiscreet of me, who knows nobody in Sullacaro, to ask hospitality of your mistress?"
41881	No doubt he will come to see you before he finishes his studies?
41881	No doubt,he replied, with an air of astonishment;"but what inconvenience does your lordship think you will cause?"
41881	No, but what you might have thought was a pheasant close by?
41881	No, but wo n''t you come to Paris?
41881	Now that is settled, will you have the goodness to load the pistols?
41881	Now, what more could I do but await and accept the proposals that were made to me?
41881	Now,continued Louis;"you know my brother, do n''t you?"
41881	Now,said I,"we must know whether you prefer to fight with sword or pistol?"
41881	Of what you were saying, do you mean?
41881	On my account?
41881	On what occasion?
41881	Paoli''s sword? 41881 Shall I accompany you, sir?"
41881	Shall I go with your Excellency?
41881	Shall I see them?
41881	She was worthy of both-- is it not so?
41881	So in three- quarters of an hour we shall be there?
41881	So you believe in ghosts?
41881	So,said Lucien to me, as if he were continuing his remarks,"so you made up your mind to come to Corsica?"
41881	Supposing that the Parisian you have assisted has already had some little experience in mountain scrambling?
41881	That he was dead?
41881	That is where the man''s tomb is?
41881	That is?
41881	The famous Sampietro, the assassin of Vanina?
41881	Then I suppose Diamond is a bandit''s dog?
41881	Then M. de Chateau Renaud has accepted?
41881	Then he is not a friend of yours?
41881	Then it was to his house you intended to take me?
41881	Then you are enabled to see your deceased parents?
41881	They were all quite well when you left, I hope?
41881	Till to- morrow, Monsieur Lucien?
41881	To kill him?
41881	To one of your female ancestors?
41881	To- morrow?
41881	We shall see you again some day?
41881	Well, Colona,he said,"do you not know that you have to speak first?"
41881	Well, then, if such an explanation may be entrusted to a stranger, will you explain to me how this could happen?
41881	Well, then, will she receive a young man into her house?
41881	Well, what embarrasses you?
41881	Well, you know that we are twins, do n''t you?
41881	Well,I said,"have you learnt what you wanted to know?"
41881	Well,he said,"is it settled?
41881	Well?
41881	Were you also informed that when we came into the world we were joined together?
41881	What M. de Franchi wishes to speak to me?
41881	What can that be?
41881	What did he say?
41881	What do you do, then?
41881	What do you think he will do when he learns that I have been killed in a duel?
41881	What is he crying for?
41881	What is it, monsieur?
41881	What is it?
41881	What is the point then?
41881	What is the wager?
41881	What passed between you?
41881	What professions do they follow?
41881	What, both?
41881	Where is the other, then?
41881	Where would your Excellency wish to stay the night?
41881	Which are the historic arms of which you spoke amongst all these swords, arquebuses, and poignards?
41881	Who is expected then?
41881	Who is that gentleman?
41881	Whom did you say, Victor?
41881	Why not? 41881 Why not?
41881	Why so?
41881	Why?
41881	Will you accompany me to Vincennes?
41881	Would you like to see the pheasant?
41881	Yes, of course,I replied, beginning to feel impatient;"the lady is a widow, I suppose?"
41881	Yes,I continued,"his master was shot, you say, and I suppose we are approaching the place where he was killed?"
41881	Yes; but what is there to prove that my brother will not follow the example of his uncle instead of following mine? 41881 You are going out after supper, then?"
41881	You are going to be shot?
41881	You are still of opinion, then, this duel will prove fatal to you?
41881	You are wounded?
41881	You do not mean to say that your gun will kill a pheasant at eighty yards?
41881	You expect him back soon?
41881	You have the weapons, gentlemen?
41881	You remember de Freyschutz?
41881	You saw your father last night, you say?
41881	You see those two portraits close together?
41881	You wo n''t forget what I asked you?
41881	Your son has been ill, madame?
41881	- p. 23:"Do you rembember on what occasion?"
41881	- p. 35:"... one of these two parties this evening; no doubt?"
41881	- p. 84:"But surely you have some reason to give for your change of opinion?
41881	- p. 99:"Well, if they propose pistols, accept them at once?"
41881	--"Yes."--"When?"
41881	And do you know what I have become in the midst of musket shots and stabs?
41881	And how did you become possessed of this poignard?"
41881	And is it as authentic as the poignard of Sampietro?"
41881	At least----""At least what?"
41881	At length I said,"Do you know what you might do to- night?"
41881	At what time?"
41881	By whom?"
41881	By- the- by, was there not some bet?"
41881	Coachman, the_ Café de Paris;_ is not that the place where my brother usually dined?"
41881	Did I not tell you,"he added, laughing,"that I am a regular savage, and had come into the world a hundred years too late?
41881	Did not M. de Chateau Renaud wager that he would bring me here to supper to- night?"
41881	Did you not hear a gun fired?''
41881	Did you not hear anything while I was talking with Orlandi?"
41881	Do you not believe that a father can appear to his son?"
41881	Do you not know that I had the misfortune to lose my friend five days ago?"
41881	Do you not know that dogs do not forget those they have loved?"
41881	Do you not remember that I saw it in my dream?"
41881	Do you think that M. de Chateau Renaud will refuse?"
41881	Do you wish me to tell you why you have come into this province of Sartène?"
41881	Have you not told him that you will bring a friend?"
41881	Have you seen him, or his seconds?"
41881	I beg your pardon; what did you say?"
41881	I can not be saved but by a miracle, and what right have I to suppose that Providence will work a miracle on my behalf?
41881	I saw that I should get no information out of him by this mode of interrogation, so I resumed--"How old is Madame Savilia?"
41881	I took off my hat and saluted the speaker, saying,"Is your brother an equally good shot?"
41881	I whispered:"do n''t you see that she will not come?"
41881	Is not that the duty of a second?"
41881	Is that so?"
41881	It was then 3.40 A.M."Is that clock right?"
41881	Look here-- you are unhappy, are not you?
41881	Lucien turned towards me, and said:"Will you excuse me a moment?"
41881	Must not an arbitrator reconcile opposing factions?
41881	Now what is it?"
41881	Now, will you excuse me?
41881	Shall we go now?"
41881	She has children, no doubt?"
41881	Victor turned tremblingly to the door, opened it, and then standing still in the room, said--"Will monsieur be kind enough to come in?"
41881	Voulez- vous que je vous dise ce que vous êtes venu chercher dans la province de Sartène?"
41881	What could I do?"
41881	What sort of mother could this be who made her son declare that if he saw the spirit of his dead brother he would tell her at once?
41881	What sort of person could this brother be, who felt the same grief that his brother experienced at a distance of three hundred leagues?
41881	What the deuce do you expect?
41881	When I had finished the letter I turned to the writer and said--"Well, and what does this mean?"
41881	Who could this woman be who was accustomed to carry a carbine like a soldier?
41881	Why, what has put such an idea into your head?"
41881	Will you do me the honour to join me, and we can talk at our ease?"
41881	Will you please take the chair at my right hand?
41881	You are still unfortunate; you hoped to see a Vendetta?"
41881	You have come into the province of Sartène to see bandits; is not that the fact?
41881	You will let Victor take the note for me, will you not?"
41881	and"Do you wish me to tell you why you have come into this province of Sartène?")
41881	exclaimed the guide;"why, what difference can it make whether you are young or old?"
41881	is n''t it?
41881	said Joseph, with tears in his eyes,"what is the meaning of this?"
41881	that is all too true,"I replied;"but what have you come to Paris for?"
41881	then you do not know what has happened?"
41881	will you really allow me to go with you this evening?"
15565	''Per varios casus, per tot discrimina rerum Tendimus in Latium--''How will you read the omen?"
15565	''Rested in the notion,''did it? 15565 ''Sir John Constantine?''
15565	''Sir,''said I,''are you attached to that instrument of yours?'' 15565 A joke?"
15565	A little while!--until the child-- until our child--How can I write what yet remains to be written?
15565	A tomb?
15565	A''salvo''did you say, cavalier?
15565	About a spade, master?
15565	Against what, eh?
15565	Ah? 15565 All this day?
15565	Am_ I_ not her man?
15565	And for you also, Marc''antonio?
15565	And how came you alone with him, and Stephanu, and Marc''antonio? 15565 And how hast thou fared, O Camillo?"
15565	And how, pray,asked my father,"are these poor women to disperse, if your ruffians wo n''t let''em?"
15565	And is it thus you keep sentry?
15565	And is that how you take it?
15565	And it was here he planted his colony?
15565	And next, how shall I learn to tend them?
15565	And she said,suggested Mr. Fett,"that she did n''t mind what man could do unto her?"
15565	And the Princess? 15565 And the hogshead of Madeira, with what remained of the brown sherry?
15565	And the recruits? 15565 And what are_ you_ doing here?"
15565	And what''s the meaning of these stones you''re carting?
15565	And what-- by the way, sir-- did you think of that performance?
15565	And where, by the way, is Billy Priske?
15565	And where?
15565	And who may_ you_ be, sir?
15565	And who was he?
15565	And why goes he north?
15565	And why not, cavalier? 15565 And why not?"
15565	And why, pray?
15565	And without knowledge of her errand? 15565 And you are his son?
15565	And you brought him here_ by accident?_ Well, if this do n''t beat cock- fighting!
15565	And you have travelled the length of Corsica alone to tell me this and take me back with you?
15565	And you sir, tell me-- What were you seeking in this good woman''s garden?
15565	And you will leave him to me? 15565 And you, sir"--my father turned to Mr. Fett--"will you accompany us?"
15565	And, when you took her at her word, like a Christian woman she turned the other cheek?
15565	Are you a friend of this man?
15565	Are you newly married, you two?
15565	Are you quite sure, Mr. Badcock, that we are not starting with the Doctor''s peroration?
15565	Are you sure,asked Mr. Badcock, examining one,"that these are true mushrooms?"
15565	Are you too, sirs, of this company of the rose?
15565	Aucassins, biax amis doux En quel terre en irons nous? 15565 Ay, sir?"
15565	Ballast?
15565	Be I?
15565	Billy Priske,said I,"has given me some account of them up to your parting from my father-- at Calenzana, was it not?"
15565	Books, sir?
15565	Boy,she demanded,"is this man deceiving me?"
15565	But how, then, have you managed?
15565	But such madness as you speak of, who could take into account?
15565	But the devil of it is,said I,"how you contrived to enlist''em?"
15565	But the point is, Can you help us?
15565	But there remains the question, why you did it?
15565	But what business have you to be driving my cart and horses?
15565	But what fool''s talk is this? 15565 But what happened?"
15565	But what has all this to do with my father?
15565	But what has happened?
15565	But what is that for? 15565 But what is this?"
15565	But what is this?
15565	But what on earth has happened?
15565	But what the devil, then, is the meaning of it?
15565	But what was the elixir?
15565	But what will you two be doing with yourselves meanwhile?
15565	But what-- what brings you?
15565	But when you explained this, she would n''t take no for an answer?
15565	But where is mine?
15565	But where,said I,"be my subjects?"
15565	But where?
15565	But wherefore must you go by Nonza, O Marc''antonio? 15565 But whither be we bound, Master Prosper?"
15565	But who is Moll Whiteaway?
15565	But who is this Moll Whiteaway?
15565	But who is this lady that signs herself Emilia?
15565	But who is this man with you?
15565	But who on earth are they?
15565	But why are you doing it? 15565 But why should we harm him, principessa?"
15565	But will it not be guarded?
15565	But you travelled back with all speed? 15565 But, cavalier-- if-- if it were true?"
15565	But, surely, John Wesley himself is a Clerk in Holy Orders? 15565 But-- but what brings you here?"
15565	By the way, Nat,said I, looking up as I turned the page,"where will you spend your vacation?"
15565	Camilla?
15565	Can you walk? 15565 Captain Pomery sent you for these stones?"
15565	Chivalry?
15565	Conquered?
15565	Could I write my pamphlet at sea?
15565	Could he-- think you-- have_ sold_ his children to the Genoese?
15565	Damme, who did that?
15565	Did I not tell Captain Pomery to ballast with wine?
15565	Did I say so, Billy? 15565 Did Stephanu come willingly?"
15565	Did he also tell you where he found me?
15565	Did he say anything of the crown, O Marc''antonio?
15565	Did n''t I tell you old Worthyvale would turn out the usefullest man on board?
15565	Did the Princess know of this?
15565	Did you, then, clear the Genoese from Nonza?
15565	Dishonour? 15565 Do my ears deceive me, or are you mistaking me for a Methodist?"
15565	Do the night''s takings fall short of her equally high standard? 15565 Do we cross them?"
15565	Do you mean,asked the Prince, bridling angrily,"that I am to fear him?"
15565	Do you tell me that folks marry and give in marriage within this dreadful place?
15565	Do you tell me that the whole garrison of Nonza had escaped?
15565	Do you wish me to repeat that as your plea?
15565	Does it?
15565	Does the law indeed say so?
15565	Drinking- troughs?
15565	Eh, Marc''antonio? 15565 Eh?
15565	Eh? 15565 Eh?
15565	Eh? 15565 Eh?
15565	Eh? 15565 Eh?
15565	Eh?
15565	Eh?
15565	Eh?
15565	Eh?
15565	Father Domenico, is my sister right? 15565 For example?"
15565	For me? 15565 For the rest we are reduced to stones?
15565	For what cause?
15565	Forgive?
15565	Founder''s kin?
15565	Friends?
15565	Giuseppe is not dead?
15565	Giuseppe? 15565 God knows I have more reason to be grateful to you than to any man alive--""But you find it hard?
15565	Has the little cordwainer''s tall daughter jilted you, as I promised she would?
15565	Hath he better than roast duck and green peas to offer, hey? 15565 Have you a surgeon in your camp?"
15565	Have you considered, cavalier,she asked coldly,"that Giuseppe is not certain of recovery?"
15565	He would not receive you?
15565	Help?
15565	Helping her?
15565	Her portrait?
15565	Hey? 15565 Hey?"
15565	Hey?
15565	Hey?
15565	Hogs?
15565	Horses? 15565 How came you by this, O Englishman?"
15565	How did you contrive it?
15565	How otherwise?
15565	How shall I tell you of her? 15565 I am original?
15565	I am sorry you come late for it-- but you were bound on your own business, eh?
15565	I do n''t say''tis the truth, mind you: for if''tis truth, why should the man choose to fetch land by daylight? 15565 I thought, O Stephanu, that I had made plain my orders, that you two were neither to follow nor to watch me?"
15565	I, sir?
15565	I? 15565 If he can unite Corsica and win her freedom, does he not deserve to be her king?"
15565	If it come to commerce, then, will you sell me your boat? 15565 If you will have patience, sir--""Prosper, how near is the leading boat?"
15565	In Devon?
15565	In hate or in love, cavalier?
15565	In the second place you came with my release, and to bring me news, and-- with what purpose beside?
15565	In what way, my friend?
15565	Indeed, and are you not, sir?
15565	Indeed? 15565 Indeed?"
15565	Indeed?
15565	Irregular?
15565	Is it a trout?
15565	Is it meet, O sister,he snarled,"for you, of all women, to champion a man-- and a foreigner-- before my soldiers?
15565	Is it meet, think you, O brother, for a King of Corsica to kill his hostage?
15565	Is it not possible that he himself contrived the kidnapping-- always with King Theodore''s consent?
15565	Is my head on?
15565	Is that all you read in the letter? 15565 Is that in the Bible?"
15565	Is that the end of the yarn?
15565	Is this curiosity of yours all your business?
15565	Is time an object with you?
15565	It is told,began my father,"in a sermon of the famous Vieyras--""For what was he famous?"
15565	It should have been the last, surely?
15565	John Sprott, who threw that muck?
15565	Mackerel?
15565	Made him her swine- keeper, did she? 15565 Marc''antonio,"said I, seriously,"are the Prince and Princess in truth the children of King Theodore?"
15565	Marc''antonio,said I,"what is this I hear from Billy about a ship?"
15565	May I suggest that we seat ourselves and examine the papers?
15565	Mbe, but he was a great liar, that Theodore? 15565 Meaning the Queen Emilia?"
15565	Muskets?
15565	My brother?
15565	My father-- where is he?
15565	My father?
15565	My father?
15565	My friends,he went on at length, with lowered voice,"know you that old song?
15565	My subjects, Princess?
15565	Nay,said I, challenging,"what was it you told your brother?
15565	Nay; but what light is yonder, to the north?
15565	No recruits? 15565 No right to ask it?"
15565	Nor of Percival and Galahad, nor of Sir Balin and Sir Balan? 15565 O Princess, think you_ this_ is the way I promised to conquer you?
15565	O beloved,she asked after a while, quietly, almost desperately,"why are you silent?
15565	O friend,she said sadly,"will you never understand?
15565	O generation of vipers, why am I here? 15565 O principessa,"said he, with a wondering grin,"who are these that travel with royal crowns?
15565	Oh, York and Lancaster-- if you will excuse me, gentlemen-- that I should suffer this for a mere rose? 15565 Oh, why will you twist my words and force me to seem ungrateful?
15565	Old John Worthyvale?
15565	One can visit him, I suppose?
15565	Other capitals have had their turn, and others will overtake and outstrip her; but where is one in these times to compare with London? 15565 Ought he to have given this answer?--to have uttered that defiance?
15565	Paoli?
15565	Pardon me,said I,"but how shall I know you are not playing us a trick?"
15565	Pretty fair catch to- day, id''n- a? 15565 Prisoners?
15565	Prosper, what do you make of that noise, up yonder?
15565	Rebel and Atheist too, why murmur I As though I felt the worst that love could do? 15565 Reinforcements?
15565	Roses? 15565 Say that I have, what then?"
15565	Seamen, seamen, whence come ye? 15565 See them pot- plants, there, and what they''m teeled[ 1] in?"
15565	See you, lad,he said,"have you ever come across one of these here wild sheep?"
15565	Seeking them in Brussels?
15565	Shall we go down the rock to meet him?
15565	Shall we travel together?
15565	She brought me the file?
15565	She?
15565	Silvis te, Tyrrhene, feras agitare putasti? 15565 Sir John Constantine?"
15565	Sir John has gone north again, you say, and will be expecting us off the island? 15565 Sir?"
15565	Sir?
15565	Skipper, be I? 15565 So I am to keep your hogs, Princess?"
15565	So my father is with the Princess?
15565	So,said I,"''twas you, sir, after all, that wrote the advertisement?"
15565	Suppose,said I, after a pause,"that for love I choose rather to dare all?"
15565	Surely, man,_ you_ must know that?
15565	Than what, sir?
15565	That suits you, Prosper?
15565	The General?
15565	The Mayor?
15565	The Prince, and the reverend Father-- who can tell what passes in their minds?
15565	The Princess has gone too?
15565	The Riot Act-- where''s my Riot Act?
15565	The cavalier,he answered with dignity,"may have heard me allude to my travels?"
15565	The matter? 15565 The mountains?
15565	The newspaper comes from Cornwall?
15565	The same as in ch--?
15565	The ship?
15565	The tender passion? 15565 Then Theodore knew that his children were alive?"
15565	Then it had better be hate?
15565	Then on what land, in Heaven''s name, are we running?
15565	Then what on earth has happened?
15565	Then who the devil can he be, I wonder? 15565 Then, excuse me,"said Mr. Fett, becoming serious of a sudden,"but is n''t it a damned foolish business that brings you?"
15565	They followed you?
15565	They have killed him?
15565	To Genoa, is it not?
15565	To a lodging? 15565 True?"
15565	Was she the same ship that first brought us to the island?
15565	Was that all?
15565	Was the Prince present when she said this?
15565	We must have witnesses,said my father,"Have you a clergyman in this den?"
15565	Well, Princess?
15565	Well, and why not?
15565	Well, and why not?
15565	Were they Corsican vessels, or Genoese?
15565	What about their_ passions?_ Why, sir, yet another story occurs to me, which might pass for an express epologue upon your father''s career. 15565 What am I doing, eh?
15565	What are you doing here, in Corsica, with the crown of King Theodore?
15565	What crown?
15565	What do you mean by that?
15565	What do you suppose that I meant by using those words? 15565 What has happened?"
15565	What is it, that I should forbid you?
15565	What is it?
15565	What of the Princess, O Stephanu?
15565	What ship?
15565	What subject?
15565	What think you of that?
15565	What was enough to madden all the saints, O Marc''antonio?
15565	What was enough to madden all the saints, O Marc''antonio?
15565	What was his answer?
15565	What''s become o''the brown vermin?
15565	What''s he telling about? 15565 What''s matter with''ee to- all?"
15565	What''s the matter with Worthyvale?
15565	What''s the matter, Nan? 15565 What''s the use, sir, of makin''a man feel like a villain and putting thoughts into his head without means to fulfil''em?"
15565	What''s your name, boy?
15565	Whence had they come, and why?
15565	Where be the mackerel lines, Captain Jo? 15565 Where does she come from?"
15565	Where is my brother?
15565	Where is my father?
15565	Where is she?
15565	Where is the crown, Stephanu?
15565	Where shall I begin, sir?
15565	Where''s the ammunition? 15565 Who was he?"
15565	Who was suggesting it?
15565	Who were these men?
15565	Whose work is it, think you?
15565	Why a gridiron?
15565	Why am I here, friends?
15565	Why have you done this to him?
15565	Why not? 15565 Why this evening?"
15565	Why, Worthyvale, what''s the matter?
15565	Why, what on earth has Giuse to do with this matter?
15565	Why, what''s the matter?
15565	Why, whatever is the matter?
15565	Why, where''s your bait?
15565	Why_ should_ there be a post?
15565	Wife,said I, standing before her,"why have you told me this?
15565	Will that distance suit you?
15565	Will you be my guest to- night?
15565	Will you be serious, brother?
15565	Will you explain?
15565	With what ulterior object?
15565	Would your Prince Camillo make a better one?
15565	Ye men of Falmouth--the woman by the lamp- post lifted her voice more shrilly--"what shall I testify of the hardness of your hearts?
15565	You are a son, signor, of Sir John Constantine?
15565	You are devoted to her, you two?
15565	You are hurt, Billy?
15565	You are not disappointed, I hope?
15565	You are not patriots, it seems, at this end of the Cape?
15565	You are wondering where to find your room?
15565	You did n''t bring him here for a joke?
15565	You did not see? 15565 You do n''t say so?"
15565	You do n''t tell me that the Vicar is here, too?
15565	You do not suggest, I hope, that we can abandon our comrades, whatever has befallen them?
15565	You doubt my word, Englishman?
15565	You find that an impediment?
15565	You guessed it? 15565 You have a book of sermons on board?"
15565	You have considered,he asked,"the peril of introducing so many papists into our quiet parish?"
15565	You have killed Giuseppe?
15565	You have no complaint to make?
15565	You have seen him? 15565 You knew of this?"
15565	You know my father, sir?
15565	You mean to say you did n''t know?
15565	You mean to tell me you have been pelting that poor brute all down the lane?
15565	You mean to tell me, Stephanu,he persisted,"that the Princess will have none of us?"
15565	You mean,said I,"that-- always supposing the Prince had not killed you in his rage-- you would now be at her side?"
15565	You never read of the meeting of Amadis and Sir Galaor?
15565	You really think it worth while?
15565	You really think so? 15565 You ride to Falmouth this morning?"
15565	You say,said I,"that had we found our kinsmen here we had found them in league against freedom, and friends of the tyranny we are here to fight?"
15565	You seriously design,my uncle demanded,"to invade the island of Corsica with an army of seven persons?"
15565	You spell it with an''s''? 15565 You treated him with all respect, I hope?"
15565	You will do me the honour, sir, to shake hands?
15565	You will drink, then, at least? 15565 You will join us?"
15565	You will not deny that patriotism is a virtue?
15565	You will not resist?
15565	You will not,said I,"leave this good foolish soul in her error?"
15565	You will promise me not to set foot outside the camp?
15565	You would rather be alone?
15565	Your letter, Sir John? 15565 _ Aut Lacedaemonium Tarentum_,"said the monk at my shoulder quietly; and, as I stared at him,"Ah, to be sure, this is your Tarentum, is it not?
15565	_ Campioni?_ That is a good word, and I thank you for it, Englishman. 15565 _ Grazie_,"muttered Marc''antonio;"but how could you be sure I had received the message?"
15565	_ He?_The girl swung upon me, scornfully incredulous.
15565	_ Is_ this an unlawful assembly?
15565	_ Ma dove? 15565 _ My_ patience, Marc''antonio?
15565	_ O galant''uomo_, but why should any one desire to sail to the island to- night of all nights, seeing that to- night they have set it on fire?
15565	_ O paesana_,said she,"do you and your man live here alone, so far up the mountain?"
15565	_ Perche, perche?_"I wish to sail her to the island.
15565	_ You? 15565 ''Am I really like that, Ebenezer?'' 15565 ''But where, O Princess,''I asked,''are we to await your pleasure?'' 15565 ''Do this, for my sake''--Who but the greatest in the world can appeal thus simply?
15565	''For what else?''
15565	''Had n''t you best leave well alone?''
15565	''Happily''?
15565	''I have my higher moments, Artemisia,''I''d say, half in joke;''Why not try shutting your eyes?''
15565	''I have no need of you,''she said;''but where is Marc''antonio?
15565	''Merciless,''madam?"
15565	''What?
15565	''Whither away now, wretched wight, amid these mountain- summits alone and astray?
15565	''Why, what have I done?''
15565	''You can perform on it creditably?''
15565	''You do not wish my men to overhear?
15565	--Douce amie, que sai jou?
15565	A moment?
15565	A pang?
15565	After all, had I not some little excuse?
15565	Afterwards, what will happen?
15565	Again excuse me, but does it not occur to you that you may be intruding at this moment upon a family affair?"
15565	Ah, but has it ever loved?
15565	Ah-- er-- Sir John Constantine, I believe?"
15565	Am I free, think you?"
15565	Am I not your hostage?"
15565	And Captain Pomery?
15565	And I?
15565	And eh?-- but what in God''s name have we here?"
15565	And how many will you take with you?"
15565	And is n''t it for him to say what his business was?
15565	And knew the effect of every cause without knowing the difference between good and evil?
15565	And may I not kill this man?"
15565	And my old friend Billy Priske?"
15565	And since it is not--""Well?"
15565	And the young Englishman-- is he yet alive?''
15565	And what have you to do with my sex, young man?
15565	And what( if I may so put it) is the basis of that selection?
15565	And where was Mr. Fett?
15565	And where''s the pretty Bianca?
15565	And who are you that talk to me of dishonour?--you that come straying here out of the night with your_ cicisbeo_ at your heels?
15565	And why, sirs, was I seeking a rose?
15565	And will you convey my apologies to your two bandits and beg them to excuse my conversing with you in English?
15565	And you carried it in the darkness, against odds?"
15565	And your father, too?
15565	And-- how went the chorus?
15565	Another poor soul?
15565	Anything to oblige Sir John Constantine, I''m sure--""Do you know him?"
15565	Are not four- fifths of my rooms lying at this moment un- tenanted?
15565	Are you filled?
15565	As for Mr. Fiennes, he will accompany us in heart if he can not in presence-- being, as I understand, destined for the law?"
15565	At first there will be the blackbirds and the foxes--""You shoot foxes in Corsica?"
15565	At nine o''clock, you say?"
15565	At what hour will Marc''antonio be ready with the boat?"
15565	Badcock?"
15565	Bain''t it enough for''ee to be quit of school and drinking good ale in the kingdom o''Guildford?
15565	Ballast?"
15565	Be the two specimens safe?"
15565	Be you goin''to give me something for it?"
15565	Born a philosopher, was he?
15565	But do Englishmen clean hogs''-sties for pleasure?"
15565	But how had the notion taken hold of Nat?
15565	But if''tis from us they be in any such hurry to get away, why did they take in a reef before putting the helm over?
15565	But two things puzzle me: of which the first is, where shall I find my charges?"
15565	But until I can_ feel_ it, what use is being convinced?"
15565	But what had become of Mr. Fett, who, as Billy asseverated, had promised to take but a short stroll?
15565	But what happened?
15565	But what if no one should come?
15565	But what of the others?
15565	But what, think you, had the thief left behind him, at the foot of the tree?
15565	But whence?"
15565	But where were Nat Fiennes and Mr. Badcock, who had sallied out to follow them?
15565	But where will you find reinforcements?"
15565	But who can explain friendship, even after all the essays written upon it?
15565	But why is the door left open?"
15565	But why, if not a friend of the Genoese, was she a foe of their foes?
15565	But why?"
15565	But will you at least tell us how you came to Falmouth?"
15565	But, if he means it, why does he go about encouraging such a low class of people?
15565	Can not you see that I was not reproaching, but rather daring to commend you for an exemplar?
15565	Can you not forgive?"
15565	Death?
15565	Delirium?
15565	Did I ever tell you, Cavalier, the Story of My Father and the Jobbing Gardener?"
15565	Did I hear you mention Phocion?"
15565	Did I not say to you that I have seen your face and believe, and no story shall shake my belief?
15565	Did I think he had shown self- control; Had he treated the old gentleman with becoming respect?
15565	Did any one mark, just now, how like a shooting star he glided in the night from Venus''eye?
15565	Did n''t I catch him prowling into my garden?
15565	Did you meet any hogs on your way?
15565	Did you never hear tell of the Grand Duchess Sophia of Carinthia and her Three Wooers?"
15565	Disinherit his own son?
15565	Do I believe it or disbelieve?''
15565	Do you agree?"
15565	Do you agree?"
15565	Does Rinaldo''s passion show signs of flagging?
15565	Does any one say''nay''to that?"
15565	Eh?
15565	Eh?
15565	Eh?"
15565	Else why do n''t they tack alongside and finish us?"
15565	Faith, now, and I wonder how your father( God bless him) will take it?"
15565	Fog?
15565	For the Lord''s sake fetch Squire to deliver me?"
15565	For what are you waiting?"
15565	For where is Bohun?
15565	For your life, then, how did you come by this?"
15565	From whom?
15565	Got him safe?"
15565	Had ever wine such a royal heart?
15565	Had_ her_ loathing been in some way the secret of his despair?
15565	Has he not already slain''l Verru?"
15565	Has it ever leapt in transport, recognizing a long- lost friend?
15565	Have I been over- hasty?
15565	Have you never heard tell, by the way, of Captain Byng''s midshipman?"
15565	He has slain Giuseppe?"
15565	He, gallant man, will say,''Prosper, to whom do you owe your life?''
15565	Help?
15565	Help?
15565	His name was Brother Polifilo, and it was supposed that he had fallen in love with solitude( else how could he have endured to live in such a place?
15565	How could I choose but think of her?
15565	How d''ye think they answered me?
15565	How does your father, sir-- that modern Bayard?
15565	How have you come here?"
15565	How much more likely are ghosts to be puzzled by the actions of real men?
15565	How should she need help?
15565	I cried after a moment,"I wonder if he''s answerable for this?
15565	I do not understand?
15565	I had found a friend, then!--but in whom?
15565	If she needed help, why was she treating us despitefully-- putting this insult upon me, for example?
15565	If we sail without you, will your father forgive us?
15565	In the name of the Virgin, whatever do you do with them?"
15565	In what new art of treachery had the man been surprised?
15565	In what way had my words offended?
15565	Intent upon expressing self, he misses the detachment which alone is Olympian; whereas the critic-- Tell me, why is an architect architectonic?
15565	Is it necessary that you hurt so?"
15565	Is it possible, sir, you think she sent me to- night to save your life?''
15565	Is not this house large?
15565	Is she gone?''
15565	Is that our little game?
15565	Is the bridegroom fighting shy?"
15565	Is this a recruit?"
15565	Is this not a good bargain I offer you?"
15565	Is_ that_ the face that launched a thousand ships and burnt the topless towers of Ilium?
15565	It struck you in that light, did it?
15565	King Theodore''s son?"
15565	Liberty?"
15565	Likewise in bottles twelve dozen of the Hermitage and as much again of the Pope''s wine, of Avignon?"
15565	Little doubt had we they were dead-- for why should their enemies spare them?
15565	Love, sir?"
15565	Marc''antonio and Stephanu?--reconnoitring perhaps?
15565	Master young gentleman, I pray you, which is the way to Master Jew''s?
15565	My good woman"--he turned to Miss Whiteaway--"would you mind taking a glance out of window and telling me what has become of John Sprott?"
15565	My good young sir, did you ever hear tell of a''troacher''?
15565	Naturally I said nothing of the cavalier here, for I knew nothing--""Did she ask?"
15565	Nay, perhaps this_ was_ Death?
15565	Nay, which is more and most of all, where is Plantagenet?
15565	No?
15565	No?
15565	Not wounded, are you?"
15565	Now this affection in the state of innocence was happily pitched upon its right object--''""''Happily,''did you say?
15565	Now, putting this aside, tell me if you think your Prince Camillo the better for Father Domenico''s company?
15565	O lady-- whether from heaven or earth-- you will not take my child but to cure it?
15565	Oh, why have you not gone?"
15565	On what reckoning then, or by what Rule- of- Three sum, should Prosper, who goes to claim what already belongs to him, need more than seven?
15565	Only after drawing breath did he for a moment look straight at her, and then it was to demand;"And who, pray, has driven me to this?
15565	Only he said many times,''Is she gone?
15565	Or did the last note die away with a long- drawn choking sound, as of some one struggling for breath?
15565	Or has he sent home his carriage, meaning to pursue the adventure on foot?"
15565	Or shall I guide you?"
15565	Perche?
15565	Phocion, sir?
15565	Prosper, will you take a look astern and report me how many boats are coming?"
15565	Reinforcements?
15565	Said I at a guess,"But the pleasures-- eh, Marc''antonio?--such as a forward boy learns on the pavements; of Brussels, for example?"
15565	Said my uncle,"But where is your ship?"
15565	Shall I confess the truth?
15565	Shall I testify that your Mayor sending his crier round, has threatened to whip us through Falmouth streets at the cart- tail?
15565	Shall it be here?
15565	Shall we hear what Dom Basilio has to say?"
15565	Shall we say at ten- thirty to- morrow morning?
15565	She has also travelled?"
15565	She hated the youth, and he-- he was eager-- until the day before the marriage--""What happened, Marc''antonio?"
15565	She watched us as I held the bowl for the Princess to drink, and asked quaintly,"But is there truly no marrying in heaven?
15565	Should one answer truthfully, or deceive?"
15565	Sir,"he faced about and addressed me again,"am I to understand that you accept?"
15565	So Adam honoured his father and his mother?"
15565	So why not ride down with me and spend at least the fore- part of your madness there?"
15565	So you were seeking_ me?_"he demanded.
15565	Splendid, lad, splendid?"
15565	Suppose-- look at me please, my friend-- suppose that you and I were to go first to the Princess together and ask her leave?"
15565	Tell me, why has she no recruits?"
15565	The trick of that voice I do well remember: Is''t not the king?"
15565	The_ actions_ of the just?
15565	Then she turned on me, and I saw that in some way I had vexed her, for her eyes were wrathful; and, said she,''Why have you made this speed?''
15565	Then why should he be leaving thoughts we might share, to think of woman?
15565	Then-- pardon, Princess-- but why should I hear you now, at this moment?"
15565	There''s naught to prevent our starting this evening?"
15565	They begin father back, Princess-- Shall I tell you how?
15565	They run--"''And to the Memory of one FRITZ(?
15565	They, no more than your Corsicans, listen to the evidence and ask themselves,''Is this good evidence or bad?
15565	This morning-- you remember what your father said?
15565	To whose keeping"--he turned to my father--"am I to entrust them, Sir John?"
15565	To- morrow?
15565	Two soldi, I think you said?
15565	Understand?''
15565	Was it Marc''antonio?
15565	Was it for loathing her?
15565	Was it for love of her?
15565	Was it my fancy?
15565	Weakness?
15565	Well, my friend, and how goes it with you?
15565	Were not Nat and I of one age?
15565	Were they also men?
15565	Were they, then, also torturers, these murderers?
15565	Were you ever in Florence, in the Boboli gardens?"
15565	What acquaintance have you with my father, that you should call him mad?"
15565	What are they to weigh against a lifetime of dishonour?"
15565	What cause indeed had she to be angered?
15565	What company?"
15565	What did he say about the boy?"
15565	What has he been doing?"
15565	What has made Corsica so bitter to me that in weariness I am here to resign it?
15565	What interpretation have you when a man dreams of mushrooms?"
15565	What is her name, by the way?"
15565	What is the meaning of all this?"
15565	What is this?
15565	What should a queen know of my degree of poverty?"
15565	What''s to become o''me, master?
15565	What, then, of yours?"
15565	What?
15565	When we told him that you were here in Genoa, he looked at us for a moment like a man distraught-- did he not, Stephanu?"
15565	Where else?"
15565	Where half its commerce?
15565	Where is Mortimer?
15565	Where is Mowbray?
15565	Where is the Crown?"
15565	Where such a river, for trade as for pageants?
15565	Where such merchant- princes and adventurers as your Whittingtons and Greshams?
15565	Where such solid, self- respecting wealth as in our City?
15565	Where was Death?
15565	Where will your kindness find a bellyful for me, if these murderin''seamen take away my l''il heap o''stones?"
15565	Where''s the Riot Act, I say?
15565	Who is it stands there behind your shoulder?"
15565	Who is this man, I repeat?
15565	Who is this man?"
15565	Why again, at the mere word that my father sought the Queen Emilia, had she let him pass on, while redoubling her despite against me?
15565	Why can I do nothing with the patriots?
15565	Why did you not use it, and escape?"
15565	Why does it remind me of home?"
15565	Why had he died?
15565	Why had she taken to the_ macchia_ with these men?
15565	Why had she used those words of hate?
15565	Why should men quarrel?"
15565	Why were there no recruits?
15565	Why were they keeping watch on the coast while careless that their watchfire showed inland for leagues?
15565	Why were they wasting time?
15565	Why''almost''?"
15565	Why, and for what, should you beseech me?"
15565	Why, if she were a patriot, had the sight of King Theodore''s crown awakened such scorn and yet rage against me, its bearer?
15565	Why, man,"he asked, as Billy rode up-- but so dejectedly that his horse seemed to droop its ears in sympathy--"what ails you?
15565	Why, only last November-- you remember the great gale of November the 1st, Sir John?
15565	Why, what do you allow, then, for a_ man?_"I explained that we did not shoot men in England.
15565	Why, what reinforcements could my uncle send?"
15565	Why, when I negotiated, did the Paolists listen as to a child and smile politely and show me their doors?
15565	Why, where''s the wheel?"
15565	Will it please you to step this way?
15565	Will you kindly open the shutters?
15565	With Stephanu?"
15565	Without her knowledge, you say?"
15565	Would I put myself in his place?
15565	Would it be too much to ask if you are running away with her?"
15565	Would the moment never come?
15565	Would you mind, Algernon, lending me one of your cards?
15565	Yes, I caught the sound of their grunting; it came nearer and nearer, and-- was that a footstep, close at hand, behind the palisade?
15565	Yes, and doubtless you have heard other things to my shame?
15565	Yes, yes, a very convenient hour for me, if you have no objection?
15565	Yes, you are all her men, you four: but why can she collect no others?"
15565	Yet Art living?
15565	Yet how can you object without turning the sword of Liberty against herself?
15565	Yet how could I, naked and unarmed, reach to him or help him?
15565	Yet how could this have happened if I had dreamed it merely?
15565	Yet you wonder why I hate Stephanu?
15565	You are his son, sir?"
15565	You are in love with her, at least?
15565	You bear a message for me?
15565	You delivered my letter?"
15565	You did not stop for Giuseppe, did you?"
15565	You do not ask where I lead?"
15565	You have heard, perhaps, that we-- that my brother and I-- lived our childhood in Brussels?"
15565	You have seen her?"
15565	You know me, Sir John?"
15565	You received my letter, then?
15565	You remember the Princess Camilla?
15565	You speak my tongue?"
15565	You understand?
15565	You understand?"
15565	You_ will protect me?
15565	Your cabbage has a good heart?
15565	Your mother lives, signorina-- or, should I say, Princess?
15565	_ Sir_ John Constantine?''"
15565	_ cherchez la femme!_""You pronounce it''share- shay?''"
15565	and where a commerce touched with one tithe of its imagination?
15565	dove?_.
15565	eh?
15565	he broke off and called,"Hola, padre, where the devil are you hiding?
15565	he is helping her?"
15565	how many women had Adam to go gallivanting after?
15565	is it coffins?"
15565	is n''t_ this_ matter enough?"
15565	it was for help I ran when-- when--""But what dreaming is this?
15565	perche?"
15565	put in Mr. Fett,"was she the first to mention it?"
15565	she echoed, turning the frown upon me,"What help, sir, should I need?"
15565	so this is the boy-- h''m-- Jasper, I believe?"
15565	so you are English, and speak Corsican?"
15565	these bodily happenings which I recite to you, what are they in comparison with the adventures of the spirit?
15565	thought I,"is the Prince returning, then, to change his dress?
15565	will you have the goodness to explain?"