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 |
|---|---|
| 17289 | If Fanny Ellsler and Duvernay could excel without this ugly contrivance, why is it necessary for others? |
| 17289 | Some critics and a certain public have welcomed them; but is it not"sham antique"? |
| 36667 | Know ye not that the friendship of the world is enmity with God? |
| 36667 | And it is a question which they must settle with their consciences,"how can they meet these charges at the bar of the Final Judge?" |
| 36667 | Here is a man that asserts that he has been born again, but where is the evidence? |
| 36667 | The absorbing inquiry will be"What must I do to be saved?" |
| 36667 | They are led to inquire-- is there any_ reality_ in the work of the Holy Spirit? |
| 36667 | Under these circumstances what is duty? |
| 36667 | What does he do more than others? |
| 36667 | What would Paul do? |
| 45299 | ( Does she see the rose, I wonder, or is it invisible to her while visible to us?) |
| 45299 | Are_ they_ typically Russian? |
| 45299 | But what about"Les Sylphides,""Spectre de la Rose''''or"Le Carnaval"? |
| 45299 | But what story is there in"Les Sylphides"? |
| 45299 | Did I reject them as absurdly unconvincing because I did not understand the language of choreography? |
| 45299 | How Far a Native Ballet? |
| 45299 | Is this ballet, then, distinguished from all other ballets by being a_ native_ ballet? |
| 45299 | Love and joy and pleasure, pain and hate and death-- how could they be simulated by pirouettings, posings and posturings? |
| 45299 | What is his secret? |
| 45299 | What would an actor and actress make of it if it could be dramatized? |
| 45299 | Where does the difference between the things talent and genius lie if not in the huge personality of the genius? |
| 45299 | Why do we speak of"feet"if not because the feet of the body used to mark the rhythm of inspired utterance? |
| 45299 | Why has he come here to see love through a veil of blood-- blood which is his own? |
| 45299 | [ Illustration: 0020][ Illustration: 0022] Dancing In General|WHAT is dancing? |
| 45299 | [ Illustration: 0052] Le Spectre de la Rose|WHAT would a dramatist make of Gauthier''s little idyl of the vision of the Rose? |
| 27367 | Well, what of that? |
| 27367 | Can you think of a dancer with corns? |
| 27367 | Did she get a hand? |
| 27367 | Do you know that I have made a study of diets and dieting, and of anatomy-- the structure of the human body? |
| 27367 | Do you know that as the result of my years of experience I originated all the solo and ensemble dances taught in my courses? |
| 27367 | Does it pay? |
| 27367 | How many American producers of the supreme type, capable of the bigger things, are there in the United States? |
| 27367 | How many do you know of? |
| 27367 | Is it not possible that the answer to the old query:"How you goin''to keep them down on the farm?" |
| 27367 | Perhaps you are asking yourself,"What has country dancing to do with stage dancing?" |
| 27367 | That seems to cover about everybody on earth, does n''t it? |
| 27367 | Why get this service at second hand? |
| 27367 | Why not develop it?" |
| 27367 | Why should they starve their natures, and go without pleasures that are rightfully theirs? |
| 27367 | Why, they ask, should it be a virtue to wear a gloomy face, to shun pleasure, to avoid their impulses to sing, play or dance? |
| 27367 | [ Illustration: NW] DANCING AND CIVILIZATION[ Illustration] Solemn professors are discussing the question"What is Civilization?" |
| 27367 | [ Illustration: NW] SHOWMANSHIP[ Illustration] Do you know what"repeaters"are in the language of the stage? |
| 27367 | _ Petit Battement avec Port de Bras_--Low bending[ Transcriber''s Note: beating?] |
| 27367 | may be found in the advice:"Teach them to dance"? |
| 18759 | Is there nothing I can do for you? |
| 18759 | But how is it with her ball- room Apollo? |
| 18759 | But, how are you to know this? |
| 18759 | Did you ever know a lady who danced to excess to live to be over twenty- five years of age? |
| 18759 | Do you believe that when you shall both stand before the bar of God for just judgment that none of her sin will be laid to your charge? |
| 18759 | Do you not feel the slightest fear that He would say,"Depart from me, I never knew you?" |
| 18759 | Does he pine away and die? |
| 18759 | Does society shun him? |
| 18759 | Has he never been where he_ could_ see? |
| 18759 | How long would dancing be kept up if they were to whirl alone, or if men were to dance with men and women with women? |
| 18759 | How many parents are able to restrict their children to parlor dancing only? |
| 18759 | If he should come and find you at the dance, locked in the embrace of another woman''s husband, do you feel that he would consider you ready? |
| 18759 | Is there any wonder that so many women of to- day are unhealthy? |
| 18759 | Or, what lady would allow any man, in any other public place, except the ball- room, to take the liberties with her that he takes there? |
| 18759 | The question is often asked: If what you say be true, why do not more of the dancing girls become mothers? |
| 18759 | They buy their admittance to the select(?) |
| 18759 | What is life to me now that you have robbed me of my virtue? |
| 18759 | Where did the gambler play his first card? |
| 18759 | Where did the majority of the drunkards take their first drink? |
| 18759 | Where did three- fourths of the women, who are to- day living a life of shame, have a man''s arm about them for the first time? |
| 18759 | Why does he not see harm in dancing? |
| 18759 | Why? |
| 18759 | she fairly shrieks, as the awful truth bursts upon her,"is it possible, or am I dreaming?" |
| 14183 | Have you heard the news? |
| 14183 | )________________"When and where are the trees of dancing to be found? |
| 14183 | 10 v. Can a Christian, a true follower of the Lord Jesus Christ,"walk up and down"in a ball room in His_ name_? |
| 14183 | And why has he inhibited_ all kinds_ of dancing after dark? |
| 14183 | Can a Christian be a witness for God in the ball room, theater, opera, or drinking saloon? |
| 14183 | Can a Christian go into a ball room with the name of Jesus Christ written on his or her forehead? |
| 14183 | Here permit me to ask an important question, and solemnly charge every reader to make answer as upon oath: WITH WHOM IS THIS GREAT SIN COMMITTED? |
| 14183 | How many have cursed and abused their wives while on the way home from the ball room? |
| 14183 | How many of all these cruel wrongs and outrages are never known except by the parties themselves? |
| 14183 | How many women, all over the country, are suffering the pangs of death from this cause alone? |
| 14183 | How many, after their arrival at home, have used their superior physical strength in abusing their wives in a most shameful and disgraceful manner? |
| 14183 | How much of all this was the result of a frenzied imagination, and not for any real misconduct? |
| 14183 | Lord have mercy on us, what are we coming to any how?" |
| 14183 | Mr. and Mrs. ECHO and their girls and boys will please answer_ why_? |
| 14183 | Penn, are you satisfied and sure that you are in full discharge of your duty?" |
| 14183 | Shall I answer? |
| 14183 | Shall I tell the truth? |
| 14183 | Then it was spoken in low tones of voice among some good people, in substance, after this fashion:"Did you ever hear of such a thing? |
| 14183 | What meaneth then this blating of the sheep in mine ears, and the lowing of the oxen which I hear? |
| 14183 | Who caused these men to go to these places? |
| 14183 | Who ever held and used such a_ probing instrument_ as the CONFESSIONAL? |
| 14183 | Who upon all the earth has the opportunity of knowing the true inwardness of dancing like the Catholic priests and bishops? |
| 14183 | Why does Arch- Bishop Elder inhibit the round dance even in_ day- light_? |
| 14183 | Will some member of the same family please rise and explain? |