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.
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34977 | What,he asked from the pulpit,"are the great men of the country but receptacles of wrath, fountains of woe and trouble? |
34977 | When may we visit you again? |
34977 | Can we wonder that New Netherland did not secure a particularly learned and distinguished type of pedagogue in the early days? |
34977 | How must a man speak or write, or what must he hear, read, or sing? |
34977 | Jacob Milborne asks:''Is the fort open to receive me and my men?'' |
34977 | Or when must he laugh, so as to be secure from being taken up as a libeller? |
34977 | Was East Jersey a{ 146} part of New York, or was it an independent province? |
34977 | When the very crabs thus beckoned to empire, how could the Netherlander fail to respond to their invitation? |
34977 | Who knew what Catholic designs might lurk behind this significant act? |
34977 | _ Loockermans_:"For whom should I?" |
16704 | Am I a wizard to conjure gold and jewels out of the wilderness? 16704 And where does he place the Ruby Mountains?" |
16704 | And who is the author of this fairy tale? |
16704 | And why not, partner? |
16704 | But how shall we know that you would keep your word? |
16704 | But you are queen, are you not? |
16704 | From the sun or the sea? |
16704 | How is it possible,I asked,"that mortal eyes can see so far?" |
16704 | How many of these jewels have you? |
16704 | How now,said Hartog,"am I captain of this ship or not? |
16704 | Of all the perils which mariners must face, whoever heard of a ship''s company being brought to their doom by floating kelp? |
16704 | Since when has Donna Isabel Barreto become captain of this ship? |
16704 | Well, what have you to say? |
16704 | What can you do? |
16704 | What demon led us hither, Peter? |
16704 | What do you propose, then? |
16704 | What else can I do, Peter? |
16704 | What is it they want? |
16704 | What is it you want of me? |
16704 | What is it, Peter? |
16704 | What is the name of this white chief, your Majesty? |
16704 | What''s in the wind now? |
16704 | Whence come ye? |
16704 | Whence come you? |
16704 | Who has told them this? |
16704 | Whose chart is it? |
16704 | And why should we presume that men would give so much labour to preparing these charts and manuscripts in order to perpetuate lies?" |
16704 | Besides, who could tell, among these countless islands or the Pacific, upon, which one Nature had lavished her wealth? |
16704 | Besides, who knows we may sail together again?" |
16704 | But how do we know we could be rid of her without injury to our people?" |
16704 | But who can foretell the future, or predict the decrees of Fate? |
16704 | But who can trace the course of Destiny, or fathom the mysteries of Fate? |
16704 | But who in love is wise? |
16704 | But who would be dependent upon a woman''s whim? |
16704 | By whom were they chiselled? |
16704 | Could it be that the monster was once more paying its visits to the cave? |
16704 | Could it be? |
16704 | Did I make this country, that I should be held responsible for what it contains?" |
16704 | For, indeed, what else could it be, seeing there were no animals upon the island? |
16704 | Had limitless wealth been suddenly showered upon us, what evil consequences might have followed? |
16704 | How then can I, single- handed, hope to overcome so terrible a creature as you describe? |
16704 | Is it fair that you should set yourself against that which plainly hath been decreed by Fate?" |
16704 | May I hope that you will favour me with your name?" |
16704 | The call to the Dutch, and the English-- seeking for space? |
16704 | Was I justified, I asked myself, in exposing the queen to the tragedy which might await us upon the ocean? |
16704 | Was it the brave girl, I wondered, who had saved us, and who had thus escaped torture by destroying herself? |
16704 | Was it the call of the ocean? |
16704 | We put up a fight, but what could we do, outnumbered as we were-- ten to one? |
16704 | What is their meaning? |
16704 | What is to keep us, then, from our pleasure trip?" |
16704 | What means this mutiny? |
16704 | What need then for so much rule when death is certain?" |
16704 | What, then, would they gain by mutiny? |
16704 | When he saw me he cried out,"Is it you or your ghost, Peter? |
16704 | Where is the watch, whose duty it is to keep a look- out as though I stood upon my quarterdeck?" |
16704 | Who can tell? |
16704 | Who reckons worldly wealth when love, the spirit and spring of the universe, awakens in the soul? |
16704 | Whoever heard of making fire?" |
16704 | Why should I keep you if you do not love me?" |
16704 | Why then should I live in idleness upon thy bounty, when I can still play my part in the world?" |
16704 | Why, then, should I be deprived of the luxury of cooking my food, when, with my flint and steel, I possessed the means of making a fire? |
16704 | Why, then, should I not overpower you and return the way I came?" |
16704 | Why, then, should we exchange the chance of reaching the country you speak of for the tortures which must certainly await us here? |
16704 | of what use was all this wealth, since I could not spend it in this place, and it seemed improbable I would ever go back to my own country? |
16704 | replied Hartog,"than take ship for this place? |
720 | Am I a fool to show this thing in a house with three women in it? |
720 | Am I a wild beast that you should try to kill me suddenly and in the dark, Tuan Almayer? |
720 | And save myself? |
720 | And the other man, he that was found in the river? |
720 | And what did he want, father? |
720 | And what will you do with me? |
720 | And when you get this-- this scoundrel will you go? |
720 | And where are they, the men of your youth? 720 And where did you say he is hiding now?" |
720 | And will you be long away, Dain? |
720 | And you go when the sun is overhead? |
720 | And you saw her go? |
720 | Are the men ready? |
720 | Are the officers very angry? |
720 | Are they? 720 Are you all there? |
720 | Are you content to live in this misery and die in this wretched hole? 720 Are you crying?" |
720 | Are you dumb, O ruler of Sambir, or is the son of a great Rajah unworthy of your notice? 720 Are you inclined to bargain?" |
720 | Are you mute? 720 Before the day comes?" |
720 | But of my daughter you are not afraid? |
720 | But what will you do? |
720 | But where are all your men? 720 By the feet I dragged him in, and there was no head,"exclaimed Mahmat,"and how could the white man''s wife know who it was? |
720 | Ca n''t you? |
720 | Can I believe what you tell me? 720 Can I not live my own life as you have lived yours? |
720 | Could you give me happiness without life? 720 Dain, you are not going to abandon me now, when all is ready?" |
720 | Did Dain go? |
720 | Did I not tell you that I saw the witchwoman push the canoe? 720 Did I not tell you?" |
720 | Did you ask him to come here, father? |
720 | Did you hear a boat pass about half an hour ago Nina? |
720 | Did you hear it too? |
720 | Did you hear that? |
720 | Do you hear anything? |
720 | Do you hear? 720 Do you know what you are doing? |
720 | Do you know who this is? |
720 | Do you mean my wife? |
720 | Do you think all this is true? |
720 | Do you think he would dare? |
720 | Have I done well, Mem Putih? |
720 | Have I not returned? 720 Have I not spoken for a long time when you lay there with eyes half open? |
720 | Have you lived without hope? |
720 | Have you no feeling? |
720 | Have you not heard me? |
720 | Have you seen them, mother? |
720 | Hear what? |
720 | How can you tell? |
720 | How did you hear about the brig? |
720 | How do you know this? |
720 | I shall always remember,returned Nina, earnestly;"but where is my power, and what can I do?" |
720 | If he has the wish but not the strength, then what do we fear? |
720 | If the Orang Blanda come here, Babalatchi, and take Almayer to Batavia to punish him for smuggling gunpowder, what will he do, you think? |
720 | If you catch this Dain what will you do with him? |
720 | Is everybody asleep or dead? |
720 | Is he dead? |
720 | Is it Dain? 720 Is it not time for the Rajah war- canoe to go to the clearing?" |
720 | Is it not time to deliver to us your prisoner? 720 Is she gone?" |
720 | Is that the Arab trader? |
720 | Mrs. Almayer, you mean? |
720 | Nina,he said sadly,"will you have no pity for me?" |
720 | No,he said quickly;"have n''t you seen him? |
720 | Shall I ever see you again, mother? |
720 | So you have seen it? |
720 | Tell me,he said--"tell me, what have they done to you, your mother and that man? |
720 | Then why do you talk to me about scruples? 720 There is nothing wrong with the brig, I hope?" |
720 | To- morrow? |
720 | Tuan,he said,"you remember the girl that man Bulangi had? |
720 | Well, Mr. Almayer, will you answer my question as frankly as it is put to you? |
720 | Well, and then? |
720 | Well, and what? |
720 | What are the white men doing? 720 What are they up to now? |
720 | What are you doing here? |
720 | What are you doing here? |
720 | What did you hear? |
720 | What do we fear? |
720 | What do you know of men''s anger and of men''s love? 720 What do you think I am?" |
720 | What does he say? |
720 | What has happened? 720 What has happened?" |
720 | What is it, mother? |
720 | What is it? |
720 | What is the promise you speak of? |
720 | What is the ring you are talking about? 720 What is there to forgive?" |
720 | What is your hate or your revenge to me? |
720 | What news? |
720 | What of her? |
720 | What was all that noise just now? |
720 | What woman? |
720 | What''s that to you, to her, to anybody? 720 What''s that?" |
720 | What? 720 What? |
720 | What? |
720 | Where are the white men? |
720 | Where are you going to? 720 Where are you, Nina?" |
720 | Where is he now? |
720 | Where''s Mem Almayer? |
720 | Who did that, or tried to do it? |
720 | Who is there here for me to deceive, O Rajah? |
720 | Who is there? |
720 | Who is there? |
720 | Who is there? |
720 | Who sent you here to torment me? |
720 | Who''s that hiding? |
720 | Why do n''t you go to the Rajah? |
720 | Why do you go back to those Dyaks in the great forest? 720 Why do you say this? |
720 | Why should you return here where it is my fate to die? 720 Will you depart without that woman who is my daughter?" |
720 | Would a man willingly remain long in a dark place? 720 Yes,"said Babalatchi,"I am going over at once; and as to Dain?" |
720 | You Abdulla? |
720 | You will allow me to have this put upon the table? |
720 | Alive yet?" |
720 | Am I a Dyak that you should hide at my sight?" |
720 | Am I? |
720 | And all for what? |
720 | And did you see how the white man himself ran away at the sight of the body? |
720 | And if he did return to Sambir, disturbing thereby Lakamba''s peace of mind, what then? |
720 | And if you had to come, why not go behind the curtain where the women sleep?" |
720 | And now again I heard--""Where?" |
720 | And what were the voices saying? |
720 | And what will be my recompense? |
720 | Are our hammocks slung?" |
720 | Are you a slave?" |
720 | Are you glad, little girl?" |
720 | Are you pleased, O Tuan Almayer? |
720 | Are you?" |
720 | Bali, eh? |
720 | Believe me, Rajah,"he went on, with sudden energy,"the Orang Blanda have good friends in Sambir, or else how did they know I was coming thence?" |
720 | But how? |
720 | But if it is n''t true what can we do? |
720 | Can you go?" |
720 | Can you not tell when a man is sleeping and when awake?" |
720 | Could anything be more appalling? |
720 | Could his ears hear only one woman''s voice? |
720 | Could his eyes see only one woman''s image? |
720 | Did he not pour a stream of silver into Mrs. Almayer''s greedy lap? |
720 | Did he not say himself is that she was the light of his life? |
720 | Did he not speak wisdom? |
720 | Did they wish to kill him? |
720 | Did you not see me struggling before your eyes? |
720 | Do n''t you understand? |
720 | Do you believe now?" |
720 | Do you hear me?" |
720 | Do you know that you shall be at first his plaything and then a scorned slave, a drudge, and a servant of some new fancy of that man?" |
720 | Do you know what is waiting for you if you follow that man? |
720 | Do you know where he is? |
720 | Do you see those lights in the big house? |
720 | Do you understand? |
720 | Eh?" |
720 | Girl, why do you want to remember the past when there is a warrior and a chief ready to give many lives-- his own life-- for one of your smiles?" |
720 | Good, is it not?" |
720 | Got bonies? |
720 | Had he given any presents? |
720 | Had he seen the Sultan? |
720 | Have I not lived many years with that man? |
720 | Have we not enough ghosts about this place?" |
720 | Have you felt about you the strong arm that could drive a kriss deep into a beating heart? |
720 | Have you forgotten the teaching of so many years?" |
720 | Have you no pity for yourself? |
720 | Have you no word of comfort for me? |
720 | Have you not heard, then, and do you know nothing?" |
720 | Have you watched the sleep of men weary of dealing death? |
720 | Have you?" |
720 | He waited for a while, and then added meaningly--"Shall I call out to Ali?" |
720 | Hear it?" |
720 | Her that caused all the trouble?" |
720 | Here,"he went on, shaking him slightly,"do we want the boats?" |
720 | How can I? |
720 | How could I know that some of your wretched men were going to be blown up? |
720 | How could he tell what an incomprehensible creature of that sort would or would not do? |
720 | How could she make an outward and visible sign of all she felt for the man who had filled her heart with so much joy and so much pride? |
720 | I am old-- that is true-- but why should I not like the sight of a young face and the sound of a young voice in my house?" |
720 | I am waiting; why does he not come?" |
720 | I bore the memory of my humiliation alone, and why should I tell you that it came to me because I am your daughter? |
720 | If I was white would I stand here, ready to go? |
720 | If dead, had he left any papers, documents; any indications or hints as to his great enterprise? |
720 | In his ears there still lingered the sound of entreating whisper.--"Am I awake?--Why do I hear the voices?" |
720 | Is everybody asleep in this house?" |
720 | Is he not with the Rajah? |
720 | Is it true?" |
720 | Is that your cook? |
720 | Is this not true also? |
720 | It is easy to send out death, but can your wisdom recall the life? |
720 | Master, see? |
720 | No man can bear this; and is this the last, or will the next one be the last?--How much longer? |
720 | Now, when the danger was past, why should she grieve? |
720 | Of her who was the regret and shame of your life? |
720 | One day he noticed her and asked,"Who is that girl?" |
720 | Opium, you mean?" |
720 | Reshid looked at her a while before he asked--"Are you going to Almayer''s house? |
720 | Say something, Nina; have you no sympathy? |
720 | See?" |
720 | Shall I live long enough to see? |
720 | Shall I not believe my eyes sooner than the tongues of women and idle men?" |
720 | She turned her head slightly towards her father, and, speaking, to his great surprise, in English, asked--"Was that Abdulla here?" |
720 | The white men want with Dain? |
720 | Then I saw that you could not understand me; for was I not part of that woman? |
720 | There was a slight rustle behind the curtained doorway, and a soft voice asked in Malay,"Is it you, father?" |
720 | Tuan Almayer,"he went on, lowering his voice,"have you seen Dain this morning?" |
720 | Was he a wild man to hide in the woods and perhaps be killed there-- in the darkness-- where there was no room to breathe? |
720 | Was he alive or dead? |
720 | Was he going mad? |
720 | Was he going to be tormented for ever, sleeping or waking, and have no peace either night or day? |
720 | Was he not now her master? |
720 | Was her revenge to fail her? |
720 | Was it ready? |
720 | Was there a paddle in her canoe? |
720 | What am I to protect great princes? |
720 | What are they? |
720 | What bewitched you? |
720 | What can you do? |
720 | What could a girl want more?" |
720 | What did it matter? |
720 | What did it matter? |
720 | What did she care for all that? |
720 | What did she want? |
720 | What did the Arabs want to know about the white men? |
720 | What did the Sultan say? |
720 | What did you come out for?" |
720 | What do you call my mother, your wife?" |
720 | What do you care? |
720 | What do you want from me, Tuan? |
720 | What do you want now? |
720 | What do you want with Lakamba?" |
720 | What have I been? |
720 | What have you been telling her? |
720 | What have you ever done to make me loyal? |
720 | What if he should let the memory of his love for her weaken the sense of his dignity? |
720 | What if that man should take umbrage at some fancied slight to his honour or disregard of his affections and suddenly"amok"? |
720 | What is it? |
720 | What is life to me without light?" |
720 | What is the bravery of the greatest warrior before the firearms in the hand of a slave? |
720 | What is the matter?" |
720 | What is this sudden madness? |
720 | What is your business with me, after all?" |
720 | What made you give yourself up to that savage? |
720 | What was the matter with her? |
720 | What was the meaning of this? |
720 | What was there in her? |
720 | What was there in that being to make a man speak as Dain had spoken, to make him blind to all other faces, deaf to all other voices? |
720 | What would he buy? |
720 | What would he sell? |
720 | What would she think of him? |
720 | What''s that?" |
720 | What? |
720 | What?" |
720 | When did you leave them?" |
720 | When will you come? |
720 | Where is this Dain?" |
720 | Where was the key? |
720 | Where was the use to wonder at the decrees of Fate, especially if they were propitious to the True Believers? |
720 | Which of you is the man?" |
720 | Who can tell in the fitful light of a camp fire? |
720 | Who ever gave anything for me? |
720 | Who ever heard of a corpse appearing during the night amongst the logs with gold anklets on its legs? |
720 | Who ran away? |
720 | Who spoke the Malay words? |
720 | Why are you angry with me? |
720 | Why count? |
720 | Why did Dain remain so long absent? |
720 | Why did she not help? |
720 | Why do n''t you hang me?" |
720 | Why do you come to my house in the night? |
720 | Why do you speak bad words? |
720 | Why does he not die and end this suffering? |
720 | Why does n''t he cut his throat? |
720 | Why not? |
720 | Why should there be strife? |
720 | Why should we bury a stranger in the midst of our houses for his ghost to frighten our women and children? |
720 | Why too late-- and too late for what? |
720 | Why was she so late? |
720 | Why were you so blind? |
720 | Why? |
720 | Why? |
720 | Why?" |
720 | Will Tuan Dain go to Bulangi''s house till the danger is over, go at once? |
720 | Will he be displeased? |
720 | Will you obey?" |
720 | Would he not allay their fears for his safety, not for themselves? |
720 | Would n''t that be worse than death itself? |
720 | Would she come? |
720 | Would the Rajah see that trusty men manned the canoe? |
720 | Would the current carry it north or south? |
720 | You hear me? |
720 | You shall live a life of lies and deception till some other vagabond comes along to sing; how did you say that? |
720 | You think there is one dead man here? |
720 | You understand? |
720 | Your eyes that for me were like truth itself lied to me in every glance-- for how long? |
720 | can you see?" |
720 | he argued to himself, hazily.--"I can not get rid of the horrible nightmare yet.--I have been very drunk.--What is that shaking me? |
720 | he called out;"what is the matter there? |
720 | how much longer? |
720 | ver''you gome vrom? |
720 | what about the dinner? |