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
28522	Hurting me?
28522	What,said she,"do you mean to say he can do it again?
28522	Can anyone be there?"
28522	Do you know it was she who first taught me how to do anything in this way?"
28522	I immediately replied,"But why should John know anything about it?
28522	Laura started up, exclaiming,"Good heavens, what is that?
28522	What do you say?"
28521	''Fine goings on in my parish,''pon my word, Thomas, but what sort a thing had she got? 28521 And what did you get?"
28521	Are you there with your bears?
28521	Do you love him?
28521	Ethel, my darling,she said,"what did you think of Rosalie''s birching, has she not got an exquisite bottom and pussy?
28521	Ethel,he continued,"do you know who is speaking to you?"
28521	Frank, darling,said she,"I have a headache; shall we sit down here and rest a short time until it goes away?"
28521	Harry, my dear boy, is your little affair often like this? 28521 Has your headache gone?"
28521	Have you found anything worth reading to us yet, Frank?
28521	How can I fuck this?
28521	How could I, you silly man?
28521	How do you feel, darling? 28521 Is it anything out of the common?"
28521	Is there anything else you would like, dear Mother?
28521	Mamma, dear,said Frank, withdrawing his prick after another ecstatic spend,"do you know what you are doing?"
28521	Oh, Auntie, that would be delightful, would you marry me if I was a man?
28521	Pox take ye,says he,"is your scolding a lecture, That ought to be preach''d o''er a bowl of good nectar?
28521	Silly girl, hold that whimpering noise, you deserve all this disgrace, did I not tell you how I would punish you before the whole school next time?
28521	That''s too bad,replied Frank with a smile,"but there''s no harm in trying what I can do, old fellow, eh?"
28521	What would you like to do to prove that love?
28521	Would you believe it? 28521 You must not do that,"she murmured,"it makes me feel sick and ill.""Does it when Mabel does the same?"
28521	Are you going to spend?
28521	But who''d be so forward, unless he was tipsie, To choose for a miss, such a masculine gipsie?
28521	But will you not now allow me some little privileges?"
28521	Can you guess what my text is to be to- morrow?"
28521	Do the girls play at fathers and mothers at school?
28521	Do you know what that means?"
28521	Do you think that anyone is ever really fit according to the rubric?
28521	Fie for shame, Mademoiselle Rosalie, what have you done?"
28521	Frank said,"As we shall scarcely require anything else to- night, may the servants go to bed, Mamma?"
28521	He was, in fact, lusting madly for his own sister, and why not?
28521	How about little Lucy, the under- housemaid, who I hear had to go home with a big belly not long ago?"
28521	In the earliest history of our own race incest was no sin; why should we now consider it as such?
28521	My brother,"sobbed she,"what have we done, and what will be the consequence?"
28521	Now confess, my dear Mrs. Etheridge, is it not so with you?"
28521	Now did you never show that to a gal?''
28521	Now tell me if you ever did anything of that kind with other boys or girls?''
28521	O what, what can I do?
28521	O, tell me, have I err''d?
28521	Q.---What other rude games have you been up to, by yourself or with your sister?
28521	Q.--Blanche, did you ever hear how babies are made?
28521	Q.--Did she never do the same thing to you?
28521	Q.--Do the girls like to have that done to them?
28521	Q.--Have you ever felt anything of it yourself?
28521	Q.--Now, Harry, when did you first touch a girl''s thing?
28521	Q.--Well, and how did Ada get on?
28521	Though chaste in heart, and willing to be chaste, What virtue can withstand the waltz''s whirl?
28521	VULCAN AND VENUS Says Vulcan to Venus,"Pray where have you been?"
28521	Was it not awfully exciting when it throbbed?"
28521	What did you do to make me feel so?"
28521	What do you mean, I beseech it, To basely reflect on my Tippet- de- wichet?
28521	Would you like to be my little husband and always sleep with me?"
28521	how shall we take the Holy Communion to- morrow?"
6852	A condition?
6852	A letter--"For me?
6852	A mistress?
6852	A month?
6852	A woman wearing furs, then,cried Wanda,"is nothing else than a large cat, an augmented electric battery?"
6852	Am I not Venus, the cruel northern Venus in Furs?
6852	Am I not ready?
6852	Am I not your slave?
6852	And even then all these strange tendencies were distinctly marked in you?
6852	And if I take you at your word?
6852	And now?
6852	And then--"What then?
6852	And then?
6852	And this is?
6852	And threatened to strike you?
6852	And what is the significance?
6852	And what will you call it?
6852	And why not?
6852	And will you be my wife?
6852	And you?
6852	Are n''t you my slave, my property?
6852	Are n''t you my slave?
6852	Are these satisfactory?
6852	Are you angry?
6852	Are you coming to kill me?
6852	Are you happy?
6852	Are you ill? 6852 Are you made less happy now, because of this?"
6852	Are you ready, Gregor?
6852	Are you satisfied now?
6852	Are you still alive?
6852	At present we have only the choice of being hammer or anvil, and I was the kind of donkey who let a woman make a slave of him, do you understand? 6852 But Severin,"I said placing my hand on his arm,"how can you treat a pretty young woman thus?"
6852	But Severin--"But it is so,said I,"and just for that reason--""For that reason you would--"she smiled roguishly--"have I guessed it?"
6852	But if I am willing to take the risk with you?
6852	But madame, what put the idea into your head?
6852	But of what value, for instance, would that be?
6852	But why do you despise her, you foolish young man?
6852	But, Severin,replied Wanda, almost angrily,"do you believe me capable of maltreating a man who loves me as you do, and whom I love?"
6852	But, mistress--"Do you want a taste of the whip?
6852	Can he tear himself free?
6852	Can there be any greater cruelty for a lover than the unfaithfulness of the woman he loves?
6852	Can you still move?
6852	Conditions?
6852	Courage?
6852	Decide, will you submit, unconditionally?
6852	Did I hurt you?
6852	Did I hurt you?
6852	Did n''t I tell you that I want them soft- boiled?
6852	Did n''t you tell me yesterday that I was n''t the man for you?
6852	Do I please you?
6852	Do n''t you know me yet, do you absolutely refuse to know me? 6852 Do n''t you know me yet?
6852	Do n''t you love me any more?
6852	Do n''t you want to go on reading?
6852	Do you know I am very much in love with you to- day?
6852	Do you love me any the less?
6852	Do you need me any longer, mistress?
6852	Do you remember the story of the ox of Dionysius?
6852	Do you still love me?
6852	Do you still love me?
6852	Do you think I am at this moment merely cruel and merciless, or am I also about to become cheap? 6852 Do you think so?
6852	Do you understand?
6852	Do you want me to show you the agreement?
6852	Do you, perhaps, understand some German?
6852	For you, too?
6852	Gregor?
6852	Has anyone been here?
6852	Have n''t you even a little bit of pity for me? 6852 Have you any rooms?"
6852	He is very young?
6852	He?
6852	How could you imagine my loving a man of his brutal type? 6852 How do you like that, slave?"
6852	How late is it?
6852	How will this end?
6852	How, so?
6852	I am not afraid,I replied smiling,"where are the papers?''"
6852	I like that word,she said then,"you are always to call me mistress, do you understand?
6852	I might make you_ his_ slave,she replied quickly,"are you not in my power?
6852	I need a large--"For a bull- dog, I suppose?
6852	I really ca n''t stand it here much longer, and I am beginning to understand--"What, dear lady?
6852	I remember it only vaguely, what about it?
6852	I suppose you lost it in the Arno?
6852	I suppose, I''ll have to be?
6852	I want to see you very much in love, do you understand? 6852 I?
6852	If I may ask,I finally began,"how did you arrive at these-- these conclusions?"
6852	In Constantinople?
6852	In what way, may I ask?
6852	Indeed?
6852	Is it you, Gregor?
6852	Is this the expression you need for your picture?
6852	It is the expression--he stammered,"but I ca n''t paint now--""What?"
6852	Let me sign first,said Wanda,"your hand is trembling, are you afraid of the happiness that is to be yours?"
6852	May I really whip him?
6852	Must I confess to you, Wanda?
6852	Not I?
6852	Not even me?
6852	Not? 6852 Now have you the courage to sign it?"
6852	Now, are you ready to paint again?
6852	Now, you are no longer Gregor, my slave,said she,"but Severin, the dear man I love--""And he-- you do n''t love him?"
6852	Of course, I know, but why this great fondness for furs?
6852	Oh, Wanda, must it be?
6852	Papers-- what papers?
6852	Perhaps I am a female Dionysius?
6852	Perhaps, after all, there is n''t anything so very unique or strange in all your passions, for who does n''t love beautiful furs? 6852 Really-- of course-- but wo n''t you sit down?"
6852	Really?
6852	Seriously, no?
6852	Severin, do you still love me,she suddenly exclaimed passionately,"can you still love me?"
6852	Severin,she continued softly,"what is the matter?
6852	Sevtchu, nothing,he yelled,"you are to obey, obey, do you understand?"
6852	Shall I sign the contract?
6852	So-- you are really in love-- with me?
6852	Still alive?
6852	The curious notes on its back--"Why curious?
6852	The martyrs?
6852	The way you are treating me,I broke out,"what would you call it?"
6852	Too seriously? 6852 Wanda, what are you saying?"
6852	Wanda, you--"Who gave you permission?
6852	Wanda,I replied with emotion and tears filling my eyes,"do n''t you know how I love you?"
6852	Was it through a sudden friendship with this? 6852 Well, has everything gone as you wished?"
6852	Well, how do you feel now, half broken on the wheel?
6852	Well, how do you like that?
6852	Well, how do you like the picture?
6852	Well-- am I?
6852	Well-- are you still brave enough to put yourself into the power of Venus in Furs, the beautiful despot, for better or worse?
6852	Were the martyrs also soft and sensual by nature?
6852	What are you doing?
6852	What are you looking for here, my dear sir?
6852	What do you mean by that?
6852	What do you mean?
6852	What has given you so much courage, all at once?
6852	What have you there?
6852	What is disgraceful?
6852	What is his name?
6852	What is it?
6852	What is the matter with you?
6852	What is the matter with you?
6852	What is the matter? 6852 What is the matter?"
6852	What is the matter?
6852	What play is this from?
6852	What shall I do with you?
6852	What theaters does he attend?
6852	What worse can you do, than to make your lover, your husband?
6852	What, Severin? 6852 Where is my slipper?"
6852	Where is the whip?
6852	Who says that he does n''t love me?
6852	Who?
6852	Whom shall I announce?
6852	Why do n''t you come up?
6852	Why not, if I adore you the more on this account? 6852 Why not?"
6852	Why not?
6852	Why so late?
6852	Why unachievable?
6852	Why?
6852	Why?
6852	Why?
6852	Will you let me tie you?
6852	Yes courage, to ask anyone to be your wife, and me in particular?
6852	Yes, I am guilty,I said,"but have n''t I suffered because of it?
6852	Yes, and I suffer more from it than you can imagine?
6852	You adore him, Wanda?
6852	You are to carry me, do n''t you understand?
6852	You are trembling,said Wanda calmly,"shall I help you?"
6852	You do n''t share it?
6852	You do n''t want to leave then?
6852	You forget that I am your mistress?
6852	You love me even when I am cruel,said Wanda,"now go!--you bore me-- don''t you hear?"
6852	You mean, mistress?
6852	You mean?
6852	You really insist upon being punished?
6852	You really want it?
6852	You suffer?
6852	You want to remain my slave, even then?
6852	You wish to possess me at any price?
6852	Your friend?
6852	_ Undraped_, of course not, but in furs,she replied smiling,"would you care to see mine?"
6852	''Doest thou imagine long the goddess of love took counsel When in Ida''s grove she was pleased with the hero Achilles?''
6852	***** Am I mad or is she?
6852	*****"And the moral of the story?"
6852	*****"Do you really then expect me to embody your ideal?"
6852	Am I disappointed in the realization of my dream?
6852	Am I not perfectly happy?
6852	And I shall be very cruel to you, do you understand?"
6852	And she gave up her whole plan as soon as I no longer opposed her and submitted to her imperial whim?
6852	Are Americans children that they must be protected from books which any European school- boy can purchase whenever he wishes?
6852	Are n''t you afraid of him?
6852	Are you ill?"
6852	Are you very unhappy?"
6852	As soon as you cease being my slave, you must wear a velvet coat with sable, do you understand?
6852	But have I still a choice?
6852	But now we are through with that, are n''t we?
6852	But what am I saying?
6852	But what did she tell me?
6852	But why talk in superlatives, as if something that is beautiful could be surpassed?
6852	But-- what has happened?
6852	Can you deny that our Christian world has given itself over to corruption?"
6852	Did I persuade you or did you inflame my imagination?
6852	Did n''t Lady Venus in your dream prove that to you?
6852	Did you see him?
6852	Do n''t you think so too?"
6852	Do you care to know how?"
6852	Do you really wish to marry me?"
6852	Do you remember the first time we met?"
6852	Do you still love me, or do you already hate and despise me?
6852	Do you understand?"
6852	Does she know, that she will meet him there?
6852	Gogol, the Russian Moliere, says-- where?
6852	Has he a wife?"
6852	Has she ceased loving me?
6852	Has the beautiful stranger taken complete possession of you?"
6852	Have n''t I always been honest with you?
6852	Have n''t I the agreement?
6852	Have n''t I warned you more than once?
6852	Have they gone that far?
6852	Have you no pity for me?"
6852	He does not love you--""Who says that?"
6852	Her white hair seems still to be of stone, and her white gown shimmers like moonlight, or is it satin?
6852	How I managed to get up courage enough I really do n''t know, but I took hold of her hand, asking,"Could you love me?"
6852	How could I have any doubts?
6852	How does it make me feel?
6852	How much of what was hovering in my memory was true; what had I actually experienced and what had I dreamed?
6852	I go up to the gallery, quite close, and ask Wanda"Do you love the painter, mistress?"
6852	I have a rendezvous in the Cascine, and you, my dear Chevalier, will accompany me; I know, you will do it, wo n''t you?"
6852	I have been delighted, but are n''t you tired of it already, and do n''t you think I am abominable?
6852	I stammered,"that you were n''t serious?"
6852	I want a slave, do you hear, Severin?"
6852	I was already lying in her arms, and like a serpent she was kissing me with her tongue, when again she whispered,"Are you happy?"
6852	I will be your dog-""Do you know, you bore me?"
6852	I wonder if I can still do it?"
6852	If not for her, for whom would princely furs be suitable?
6852	Is it Venus, or the widow?
6852	Is it an omen?
6852	Is n''t that so?
6852	Is she afraid of him?
6852	Is she afraid that he will strike her?
6852	Is she laughing at me?
6852	Is that satisfactory to you?"
6852	Is that ugly?
6852	Is there an understanding between them?
6852	It made me start terribly, I do n''t know why?
6852	It seems to me as if she were smiling at me saying:"Are you there?
6852	Let us be sensible, what do you say?"
6852	Or is it fever?
6852	Or is it simply that formerly my eye did not see this?
6852	Or was I mistaken?
6852	Or was it actually only stubbornness?
6852	Shall I belong to one man whom I do n''t love, merely because I have once loved him?
6852	Shall I put on my fur- jacket?
6852	She asks:"And what about the lioness?"
6852	She has driven him insane enough to be sure, or is she hatching a new torment for me?
6852	Suppose she did abuse my passion, her power?
6852	This final tableau does n''t please you so well?"
6852	To- day he suddenly turned to me with his vibrant voice and said:"You love this woman?"
6852	Wanda looked at me-- how did she look at me?
6852	Was it my idea or yours?
6852	Was it the result of my present life, or was I so before?
6852	We cease to think, to feel, to will; we let ourselves be carried away by it, and ask not whither?
6852	We love each other infinitely, we are very happy, will you sacrifice our entire future to a whim?"
6852	Well, and why did n''t you leave?"
6852	Well, which do you prefer?"
6852	Were I say to you: this serene, sensual life, this paganism is my ideal, would you be strong enough to bear it?"
6852	What am I really, a little dilettante or a great big donkey?
6852	What am I saying?
6852	What are her intentions?
6852	What are you talking about?"
6852	What do you think of him?
6852	What do you want now?
6852	What does she intend now?
6852	What does she purpose to do with me?
6852	What have I experienced?
6852	What honest woman has ever been as devotedly loved as a hetaira?"
6852	What is the matter with you, everything will remain just as it was, even after you have signed, do n''t you know me yet, dear heart?"
6852	What is the meaning of this?
6852	What shall I do, so that He may punish me?
6852	What was occupying her?
6852	What will she do with me now, or has she forgotten me, and left me to trim hedges and bind bouquets till my dying day?
6852	What will she say?
6852	What?
6852	Who is cruel there-- woman or man?
6852	Who will give warrant that I shall not abuse your insane desire?"
6852	Why do you ask?
6852	Why does my heart beat so?
6852	Why not?
6852	Yes, I am_ cruel_--since you take so much delight in that word- and am I not entitled to be so?
6852	You are trembling?"
6852	Your eyes glow so, do you love me?
6852	_ I grant you all the rights of a husband, of a lover, of a friend._ Are you satisfied?"
6852	said Wanda, scornfully,"perhaps I can help you?"
6852	she asked,"but what is the matter with you, are you ill?"
14323	''But if I come to see you, what could we talk about, in the state you yourself are in? 14323 ''Was he softened, weakened by his nights of debauchery, terrified by the audacity of his own sacrileges, ravaged and torn by remorse?
14323	''Your aunt lives in Lyons?'' 14323 And Dr. Johannès cures people poisoned in this manner?"
14323	And as Gévingey says, where now are the saints who directed them? 14323 And do you know what has become of the terrible Docre?"
14323	And do you think,said Gévingey bitterly,"that the profession of astrologer is less decried, less neglected?"
14323	And his experiments with Mattei medicine?
14323	And homeopathy?
14323	And in what has it not been sought?
14323	And in what street is the ceremony to take place?
14323	And leave me with no hope?
14323	And now?
14323	And she ran off with another man?
14323	And the act is consummated in the same manner as the normal human act?
14323	And the black mass?
14323	And there?
14323	And these hosts consecrated in blasphemous offices, what use is made of them when they are not simply destroyed?
14323	And what are you doing?
14323	And what is that over there?
14323	And you are sure that these are facts?
14323	And you do n''t know yet when you will finish your volume?
14323	And you will claim,said Durtal,"that you are n''t Satanic?"
14323	And you, Monsieur Gévingey, some carrots?
14323	Any news of the election?
14323	Are these,he asked,"technical works about metals and bell- founding or are they about the liturgy of bells?"
14323	Are you angry at me?
14323	Are you doing anything this evening?
14323	But Dr. Johannès does not cure all sufferers, without discrimination?
14323	But come now, you have proofs?
14323	But have n''t they tried?
14323	But how did a priest fall so low?
14323	But if I did n''t love you would I have come to you?
14323	But if I did not love you, would I have come to you? 14323 But if the study of the sidereal influence is so important,"said Durtal,"why do n''t you take pupils?"
14323	But it is only spirits of Evil that can be evoked?
14323	But tell me, what class of people are these modern covenanters with the Devil?
14323	But tell me, what the devil is an educated man, of no ordinary intelligence, doing, working as a-- as a day labourer?
14323	But what are his methods?
14323	But what do the curates and other titulary abbés_ do_, if they unload their duties onto the backs of others?
14323	But what do these priests want?
14323	But what do they burn that smells like that?
14323	But what does this abbé do?
14323	But why bother?
14323	But why, why, want to go so far?
14323	But with what?
14323	But you are sure he is coming back?
14323	But you did not quarrel?
14323	But,said Durtal,"why is the sparrow- hawk chosen in preference to other birds?"
14323	Ca n''t we help you set the table?
14323	Can I commit it?
14323	Cold, dear?
14323	Come, Monsieur des Hermies, a little more salad?
14323	Cross upside down?
14323	Dare I ask you in what spirit he received this confidence?
14323	Did you expect to meet saints here?
14323	Do you believe that he indulges in sorcery, that he celebrates the black mass?
14323	Do you find it a bit raw?
14323	Do you know what I think?
14323	Do you know what this perfume suggests? 14323 Do you mean to say that the number of bells a monastery or church can have is limited by rule?"
14323	Do you mean to tell me Flaubert and the De Goncourts were in love with the age?
14323	Do you receive, at night, the visit of the incubus which resembles me?
14323	Do you suppose that the Angels, who, of earth, obey only the saints, would ever consent to take orders from the first comer?
14323	Docre''s?
14323	For heaven''s sake, who is this doctor?
14323	From whom?
14323	Got angry? 14323 Have they rediscovered the incomparable secret of antiquity?
14323	Have you ever attended the Black Mass?
14323	Have you seen him?
14323	He is slightly mad, is n''t he?
14323	Here,said Des Hermies,"will you pour hot water slowly into the filter?
14323	Holy sodomy, in other words?
14323	Honestly,said Durtal,"you believe that the old- time doctors came nearer healing?"
14323	How did you happen to make his acquaintance?
14323	How do I know? 14323 How do you like our cider?"
14323	How many children did he disembowel after deflowering them? 14323 How old?"
14323	How will he purify our bodies?
14323	How''s that?
14323	How''s that?
14323	How''s that?
14323	How?
14323	I do n''t?
14323	I want to ask you,said Des Hermies,"does a woman receive the visit of the incubus while she is asleep or while she is awake?"
14323	Indeed, what can she have been up to with that abbé who was her confessor and who, by her own admission, launched her into incubacy? 14323 Is Carhaix''s bronchitis cured?"
14323	Is he in?
14323	Is he so inexorable, your confessor?
14323	Is it too much to ask you the name of the abbé who is to officiate?
14323	Is n''t it tiresome lying in bed?
14323	Is she married?
14323	Is that where Docre lives?
14323	Just what seems to be the matter with him?
14323	Mad? 14323 Monsieur, do you know what has happened?"
14323	Nearly there?
14323	No merit on our part,replied Durtal,"for what else is there to talk about?
14323	Now is it true that I am to come here no more?
14323	Now tell me, monsieur, how do you like my foster children?
14323	Oh, no; you do n''t believe that at this very hour the devil is being evoked and the black mass celebrated?
14323	Oh, would you try to make me think you have never received a woman here?
14323	Quite right,he said, resigned,"but what would you have?
14323	Shall we dine together?
14323	Slightly? 14323 So you do n''t believe in theurgy, white magic?"
14323	Soon?
14323	Tell me,Durtal asked Des Hermies,"do you know whether a woman who receives visits from the incubi necessarily has a cold body?
14323	That I have only to desire them, to desire you, before I go to sleep...."And?
14323	That is no reason why--"What do you mean?
14323	That so? 14323 That what?
14323	That? 14323 The Black Mass?"
14323	Then how can there be any assurance of the reality of the phenomena?
14323	Then it is n''t possible that you do n''t know what to make of him?
14323	Then it must be supposed that Johannès is a man amended ahead of time, an apostle animated by the Holy Ghost?
14323	Then there are rich people who have their horoscopes cast?
14323	Then,rejoined Des Hermies, putting on his hat,"an author who boasts of being a dilettante, confesses by that very thing that he is no author?"
14323	This is a real chapel, is n''t it?
14323	Want any help?
14323	Well now, what do I risk? 14323 Well, admitting that I too am not indifferent, where is this going to lead us?
14323	Well, how shall I proceed when she does come?
14323	Well, is n''t cholera transmitted by letters? 14323 Well, then, is a priest absolutely essential to the celebration of these offices?"
14323	Well, what in the world is this man, about whom I hear so much?
14323	Well,and he smiled,"do you still commit infidelities to me with a false me?"
14323	Well,he said,"what have you to reproach me with?
14323	Well,said Des Hermies, pursuing his cross- examination,"aside from that, what has Dr. Johannès been doing in this long time since I last saw him?"
14323	Well,said Des Hermies,"are you interested in my astrologer?"
14323	Were you working when I came in? 14323 What about?"
14323	What are a few of them?
14323	What are they?
14323	What are you reading? 14323 What are you reading?"
14323	What are you thinking about?
14323	What did the manuscript say?
14323	What difference is it to you where you take your airing? 14323 What do you hope for if you have no faith in the coming of Christ?"
14323	What do you mean?
14323	What do you think of him?
14323	What does he do with the precious stones you mentioned?
14323	What does he do? 14323 What does she mean?"
14323	What does she see in me? 14323 What for?
14323	What if I refuse?
14323	What indeed? 14323 What is it he''s making you take?"
14323	What is the binding- alloy that amalgamates all these beings of hers? 14323 What makes you think that?"
14323	What more could have been expected of a used- up sleepy- headed king, the issue of an infamous mother and a mad father?
14323	What motive would she have for staying away? 14323 What rôle is the Pope to play?"
14323	What sort of a ring was that you spoke of?
14323	What sudden change of heart does the Marshal now experience? 14323 What was the conduct of Gilles de Rais toward Jeanne d''Arc?
14323	What''s going on in the world?
14323	When shall I see you again?
14323	When shall I see you?
14323	Where is he taking me?
14323	Where is that?
14323	Where is the leg of mutton?
14323	Where shall we go?
14323	Which one?
14323	Who knows whether she is n''t laughing at me this very moment? 14323 Who knows?
14323	Why did n''t you say so?
14323	Why do n''t you get a portable stove?
14323	Why do they attack him?
14323	Why do you say that?
14323	Why not?
14323	Why, are n''t you feeling well?
14323	Why, what did he do?
14323	Why, what is this?
14323	Why?
14323	Why?
14323	Why?
14323	Will you please pass the gingerbread?
14323	Wo n''t you please sit down?
14323	Working hard?
14323	Would n''t you like to pay a visit to the top of the tower?
14323	Would you be sorry if I did not love you?
14323	You admit, then, that he is dangerous?
14323	You are sure of it?
14323	You are sure?
14323	You guarantee the truth of this story?
14323	You shrug your shoulders, but tell me, how much has naturalism done to clear up life''s really troublesome mysteries? 14323 You think that the Rosicrucians are satanizing?"
14323	You think, then, that the Maid of Orleans was really responsible for his career of evil?
14323	You will come again soon, wo n''t you?
14323	You?
14323	After all, what could he reproach her with?
14323	Ah, was she Satanic, too?
14323	Am I about to send you a page of comic lamentations?
14323	And Chantelouve?
14323	And anyway, what do you think you can see up there?
14323	And how many other of these priests she has gone around with have been her lovers also?
14323	And if Hyacinthe did not come?
14323	And if she did not come?
14323	And is n''t it standing in the holy place now?
14323	And then, how can I explain to him?
14323	And then, what good was this going to do him?
14323	And then.... Do you want me to be frank, so frank that I shall doubtless seem a monster of selfishness?
14323	And those gentlemen who seem to be hiding in the darkest places?"
14323	And though his identity was made pretty patent in the article, the man did not dare prosecute the editors.--What''s the matter with you?"
14323	And what can this be?"
14323	And what do I look like?
14323	And what does this demonstrate, that these demonomaniacs were hystero- epileptics?
14323	And what does this manual have to recommend in the treatment of the possessed?
14323	And who but God can accomplish such a miracle?"
14323	And why would n''t it be?
14323	And yet, why had she spoken that way to Des Hermies?
14323	And you think you can make any progress against a stream like that?
14323	And your husband?"
14323	And, knottiest enigma of all, what was money?
14323	Anyway, have I not had the best part of you, in that hesitant letter of yours which shook me out of my lethargy for an instant?
14323	Are these kingdoms identical or is one to follow the other?"
14323	Astonished at once by Durtal''s languor and the ascetic tone of his remarks, Des Hermies exclaimed,"Ah, we had a gay old time last night?"
14323	At least it was curious and heterodoxically arranged?"
14323	Brought up as they are, what will they do in Life?"
14323	But before you go wo n''t you have another little drink?
14323	But does this serve to convince the incredulous?"
14323	But how explain her infatuation with me?
14323	But it would be very nice to come and see you without having evil thoughts to fear, would n''t it?"
14323	But look here, are n''t you of the decided opinion that the creatures who so piously, infamously, follow these offices are a bit mad?"
14323	But monsieur already knows something about it?"
14323	But must you go so soon?"
14323	But since you are so well informed, do you know how spells are conjured away?"
14323	But speaking of the news, what do you mean by saying there is nothing of pressing importance?
14323	But what difference does that make to the clergy and the congregation?
14323	But what does it matter?
14323	But what say we taste a bit of this crême de céléri which Monsieur Durtal praises so highly?"
14323	But what say, now, to putting on your shoes?
14323	But where shall I meet her?
14323	But who would be playing one on me-- I do n''t know anybody-- and why?"
14323	But why should I not tell you that we were mad about each other at one time?"
14323	But why was the Marshal a monomaniac, how did he become one?
14323	But you have n''t drunk your coffee?"
14323	CHAPTER IV"How is Gilles de Rais progressing?"
14323	CHAPTER XXII"You like that?"
14323	Did I hesitate as soon as I knew?
14323	Did he see him whom Bulwer Lytton in_ Zanoni_ calls''the dweller of the threshold''?
14323	Did he think himself above the law because of his lofty rank?
14323	Did not a chance encounter often decide the entire life of a man?
14323	Do n''t they disinfect all mail in the time of epidemics?"
14323	Do you know of any way whereby I may see Canon Docre in person?"
14323	Do you know that that order, to live up to its professions of poverty, was supposed not to possess even a bell?
14323	Do you know your apartment is charming?
14323	Do you know, M. Durtal, there are only two men in Paris who can ring chords?
14323	Does madame wish me to guide her?"
14323	Does she feel more at ease there, or does she think the propinquity of her husband will render the sin more piquant?
14323	Does she loathe Chantelouve, and is this a meditated vengeance, or does she count on the fear of danger to spur our senses?
14323	Does she really fear disillusion, as she claims?
14323	Does she wish to yield nowhere except in her own home?
14323	Enough of that, old man, and now where have you been keeping yourself?"
14323	Exactly what do you want to know?"
14323	Having written you only a short note?
14323	He kissed her, then,"Seriously, that man is really a monster?"
14323	He swore that he never had, that she was the first...."And you were not really anxious that this-- first-- should come?"
14323	He was regaining his entire liberty of mind, but who could tell what trouble this liaison had yet in store for him?
14323	Her ideas about his book were mediocre enough, but who would expect her to be a critic?
14323	Here?
14323	How did he live?
14323	How far had you got with your lecture, Des Hermies?"
14323	How real is the pretended power which the deicide chemists are alleged to wield?
14323	I shall go see him-- agreed?"
14323	If I were to die tomorrow, what would become of those two unfortunates?"
14323	If you wish to let matters remain just where they are-- and thus cause me a great deal of pain-- will you not tell me so, frankly?''
14323	Impunity seems assured him, for what peasant would be mad enough to attack a master who could have him gibbeted at a word?
14323	In attempting to fan her flame I kindled myself-- for a spectre-- and at once I received this:"''What shall I do?
14323	In the chapel?"
14323	In this weather?"
14323	Incredible, of course-- and was n''t hypnotism, possession of one soul by another which could dedicate it to crime-- incredible only ten years ago?
14323	Is he young or old, handsome or ugly, rich or poor?"
14323	Is it Docre who transmitted this knowledge to you?"
14323	Is it more surprising that space should also be crammed with spirits and larvæ?
14323	Is n''t it revolting?"
14323	Is she Satanizing, and is this some of the work of Canon Docre?
14323	Is she accessory to Chantelouve''s pecuniary dodges?
14323	Is she really thinking how grotesque the amorous somersaults are?
14323	It is n''t she, but who on earth is it?"
14323	Johannès?"
14323	Johannès?"
14323	Keep on tantalizing myself for a chimera?
14323	Look here, do you sincerely believe in his miraculous cures?"
14323	No joking, you believe in a contemporary Satanistic manifestation?
14323	No?
14323	No?
14323	Not having set a date sooner?
14323	Now will you love me any better?"
14323	Now, briefly, how much truth is there in the stories of the sacrileges of which this priest is accused?"
14323	Now, how shall I make her speak up?
14323	Once again he put himself this question:"Why, when I went to her house, did she not let me see that I pleased her?
14323	Or did he hope to disarm the duke by playing upon his venality, offering him a ransom of manors and farm land?
14323	Or is it because the founders no longer invoke Saint Anthony the Eremite when the bronze is boiling in the furnace?
14323	Or is she, as I believe, a melancholy and terrible player- around- the- edges, thinking only of herself?
14323	Otherwise, how could she arrange to come here at nine o''clock at night, instead of the morning or afternoon on pretence of going shopping?"
14323	Progress of what?
14323	Progress of whom?
14323	Really, you believe in no future amelioration?"
14323	Really?
14323	Right here on earth how could any of us deny that we are hemmed in by mystery, in our homes, in the street,--everywhere when we came to think of it?
14323	Seriously, what is the use of trying to understand the character of this pious harlot?
14323	Shall we grant Satanism?
14323	Shall we play hide- and- seek with the cat?
14323	She murmured, in the cadence of a canticle,"Tell me, dear, you will come tomorrow night, wo n''t you?"
14323	She was silent, then in a singing voice she said,"Tell me, you will come to my house tomorrow night, wo n''t you?"
14323	So that two questions arise: first, can a child be born of such a union?
14323	Tell him the story?
14323	Tell me, how does he operate, with the blood of mice, with broths, or with oil?"
14323	Tell me, when will you come again?"
14323	The Cardinal pointed to a page and asked,''Did you write that?''
14323	The altar then was the naked buttocks of a woman; in the seventeenth century it was the abdomen, and now?"
14323	The lady has gone to bed?
14323	The observations of Dr. Richet, expert in such matters, are conclusive, but wherein do they invalidate possession?
14323	Then what was to be done?
14323	Then, in spite of her age, your wife had needs which you were unable to satisfy?"
14323	Then, mademoiselle, you wish to be cured?''
14323	Then, what can be believed and what can be proved?
14323	Then,"What time is it?"
14323	There are curates who think nothing of saying,''Need a man?
14323	This Docre, where did he come from, what did he do formerly, how did he happen to become a master Satanist?"
14323	This procedure they attribute to miracle workers to explain away the supernatural-- why do n''t they use the method themselves if it is so simple?"
14323	To deny it is to deny evidence-- and who wants to be a materialist, one of these silly freethinkers?"
14323	Today churches have more or fewer bells as they are more or less rich.... Oh, well, why worry?
14323	Today you find people who say,''Are you quite sure that the stars have an influence on the destiny of man?''
14323	Understand me?
14323	Using purely chemical formulæ, they get along without sacrilege?"
14323	Was he rich or just comfortable?
14323	Was he tired of living as he did, and did he give himself up, as so many murderers do, because he was irresistibly attracted to punishment?
14323	Was it possible to have so desired a woman, only to come to-- that?
14323	Was n''t it also he who decreed that the torture must not be repeated twice in the same day, so as to give fear and pain a chance to calm down?
14323	Was the story of Ligeia re- enacted?
14323	Well, how can we hope that in the future the offspring of the fetid tradesmen of today will be decent?
14323	Well, what is this sin of his?"
14323	Were not the elixirs of life and the love philtres which the witches sold to the senile and impotent composed of similar or analogous substances?
14323	What about this Mattei system of medicine?
14323	What about?"
14323	What could be going on in the soul of a man who had had the figure of Christ tattooed on his heels the better to trample Him?
14323	What did Gilles do when she was captured, how did he feel about her death?
14323	What do you find?
14323	What dreadful phantom rose from the tomb?
14323	What else?
14323	What ensued?
14323	What faith can we put in the tales of evoked larvæ killing a designated person to order with corrosive oil and blood virus?
14323	What has Melchisedek to do with your affair?"
14323	What has become of your friend Des Hermies?"
14323	What have been their relations?
14323	What is his name?"
14323	What is she after?
14323	What is the meaning of this unexpected invitation for tomorrow night?
14323	What is this sin?"
14323	What kind of a place did he have?
14323	What kind of an excuse will she make to Chantelouve, to get away tonight?
14323	What matter, then, if Michelet was the least trustworthy of historians since he was the most personal and the most evocative?
14323	What more need be said?"
14323	What seems to be the matter?"
14323	What shall I do?
14323	What significance can this salmagundi of pagan orders have on a Christian church?
14323	What was he thinking as he sat, not reading but just looking at the police news?
14323	What was love, what the other incomprehensible shaping influences?
14323	What were you saying?"
14323	What will become of me when it is?
14323	What''s it all about, anyway?"
14323	What, then, was the matter with him?
14323	Where are the little glasses?"
14323	Where are you in your history of Gilles de Rais?"
14323	Where will you unearth people willing to study twenty years without glory or profit?
14323	Wherein is that less miraculous than evocation of demons, than spells cast by magicians or pastors?
14323	Which saint is that?"
14323	Who does not know that shoddy mage, commercialized to his fingertips?"
14323	Who knows what situations a thing like this is going to lead to?
14323	Who would suspect that while I wrote it my sole thought was of You?''"
14323	Who, then, can despise it-- aside from certain persons whose lamentable lot must often have wrung a tear from you?
14323	Whom have I ever visited?"
14323	Why reject the divinity of Christ?
14323	Why, oh, why, had she had to have those rages of lust?
14323	Why, what''s the matter?"
14323	Why?
14323	Why?"
14323	Will you wait?"
14323	Wo n''t you stop and rest a minute?"
14323	Would you mind if we invited him here to dine?"
14323	Yes, but who will put me in touch with this monstrous priest?"
14323	You have proofs?"
14323	You here?"
14323	You know Canon Docre?"
14323	You know that legend?"
14323	You must have had a quarrel with a kinsman or kinswoman?''
14323	Your globules and electric phials at least relieve a few sufferers?"
14323	_ The anatomy of the mass?_ Oh, it''s a poor thing, for Protestants.
14323	do you know that to witness such things would aid me signally in my work?
14323	exclaimed Durtal,"and would it be too much to ask you how this former priest foresees and checks these astonishing assaults?"
14323	he said, exasperated,"what are you made of?"
14323	said Durtal, dumbfounded by the placid and resolute air of this woman,"but suppose he had strangled you first?"
14323	you brought me here on purpose?"
54672	''And this busto placed below him?'' 54672 ''And this lusty jolly fellow, crowned, with vine branches and myrtle, who is he?''
54672	''And this other blind man?'' 54672 ''Is this possible?''
54672	''Six months leave, Madam? 54672 ''Tis Egle, without doubt?"
54672	''Where am I?'' 54672 A deperdition of substance, good marquiss,"said a young person,"pray what is that?"
54672	And how has your highness caught them in a lye?
54672	And how have you lost him?
54672	And not to lose ourselves in speculative reasoning,added the favorite,"is not Egle, with all her sprightliness and charms, a model of virtue?
54672	And on whom?
54672	And ought that perswasion,replied Mirzoza,"to hinder the players from representing the event in the most natural manner?"
54672	And what did the good natured Ostaluk say to this?
54672	And what is this fine thought, which you meditate?
54672	And what rarity was there in that?
54672	And which are those two things?
54672	And who told you that it is so?
54672	And why is she not here?
54672	Are there any travels in this part of your history?
54672	As how?
54672	But at length,said the favorite,"you comforted your self?"
54672	But at this rate,says the favorite,"you have never been in love?"
54672	But at what hour?
54672	But by what part did they think,replied Mirzoza:"for that is the point in dispute?"
54672	But if you allow it possible,replied Mirzoza,"who has revealed to you, that they do not actually exist?"
54672	But in fine, what is the result of all these experiments? 54672 But sincerely, are you not convinced that the virtue of the women of Congo is but a mere chimæra?
54672	But whence proceeds this fury?
54672	But who has drawn down these scourges on this wretched country? 54672 But why should Marmolin be safe from the prattle of the Toys?
54672	But, madam,replies Mangogul,"it is not her husband that she loves"----"Who then?"
54672	But,replied the Sultan,"are you not an astrologer?"
54672	But,said Selim to the favorite,"of what would you compose affectionate and sensible women, constant and faithful lovers?"
54672	By what then will they speak?
54672	Can there be a more dreadful one than the indiscretion of a Toy? 54672 Continue, madam,"said Mangogul,"I understand you; would you not have said, has my highness never acted the beast?
54672	Count,says Mangogul to Hannetillon,"then you have been particularly acquainted with Cynara?"
54672	Decency is then unknown in those countries?
54672	Do you admire the manner in which they are conducted? 54672 Do you not remember the properties of my ring?"
54672	Does madam know,says Selim to the favorite,"that poor Codindo is dead?"
54672	Does the Sultan allow my system from beginning to end?
54672	Doubtless,replied the Sultan;"what is your opinion, madam?"
54672	Frenicol,continued Sophia,"we want two----What, do n''t you understand?"
54672	Frequent journies?
54672	Have the philosophers, who presided over your highness''s education, ever entertain''d you on the nature of the soul?
54672	How can the ladies bear to pass whole nights round a Pharaoh table, to tremble in expectation of an ace or a seven? 54672 How did you set about it?"
54672	How do you sell them?
54672	How have you said, prince?
54672	How long since this adventure?
54672	How so?
54672	How, by the Pagoda Pongo Sabiam,cried Husseim,"my wife''s Toy speaks, and what can it say?"
54672	How, madam,replied the old courtier,"was it possible not to have them, without passing for a man come from the other world?
54672	How, perhaps,reply''d Ismene, piqued at this injurious doubt,"what have I to fear from them?"
54672	How,said Mangogul,"have you not a memorial on this subject to present to my Seneschal?"
54672	How,said the Sultan,"do I intend to use it?
54672	How?
54672	I am as sensible of the impending danger, as you can be,answered Sophia, with an air of indifference;"but how to shun it?
54672	I do not allow, that you have hit it off,says Mangogul:"but supposing you have, do you know a remedy?"
54672	I think it a good one,says Mangogul:"But who knows the stories of all those fools; and tho''they were known to any, who could relate them like you?"
54672	If Toys have the faculty of speech naturally,say they,"why have they not made use of it till now?
54672	Is that a dream of very difficult interpretation?
54672	Is the child able to stand alone? 54672 Is the child born?
54672	Is this,said they in the public walks and coffee- houses,"is this governing a state?
54672	It is?
54672	Madam,answered Selim,"might one ask from whom you have it?"
54672	Madam,said Mangogul,"have you not advantage enough by your wit and figure, without taking the robe to your aid?
54672	Madam,said he,"how long is it since you have lost your husband?"
54672	Madam,says Selim to the favorite,"might not Fulvia be of use to you in some station or other?"
54672	No, madam,replies Mangogul;"for pray tell me what he would say?"
54672	No, madam: how would you have me understand, when you say nothing?
54672	No, that is not probable: has he found it too bad to deign to attack it? 54672 No,"answered Mangogul:"her banishment shall be at an end, but have you no apprehensions that it may be at the expence of her virtue?
54672	Once more who wants me, and for what? 54672 Pray, how that?"
54672	Pray, madam, may I ask you what that injury is?
54672	Pray, madam,replied Mangogul,"what interest can these have in disguising the truth?
54672	Pray, what connexion is there between Frenicol, Eolipila, muzzles, and the danger which threatens us? 54672 Pray, who disputes that with you?"
54672	Pray, why not, Sir?
54672	Pray,replied the Sultan,"why will you extend your hatred so far?
54672	Prince,says she,"what ails you, you say nothing to me of Zaide?"
54672	Shall I eternally have this huge Flandrian Valanto? 54672 Should Mirzoza happen to lose the few charms which she is thought to have, would Mangogul love her still?"
54672	Sir,answered Velvet- Paw,"who doubts, it?
54672	That is vexatious,replied Mangogul;"but what think you of my secret?"
54672	The poor man,continues Fadaes,"was strangely embarassed: why did he not take them both?"
54672	Then the true taste of eloquence is lost in Congo? 54672 Then, in your opinion, this virtue is a very ambiguous thing?"
54672	This is the first word I heard of it, but what did he the of?
54672	Upon what account?
54672	Was the fate of the other charms the same?
54672	Well, Seneschal, will you believe me another time?
54672	Well, delight of my soul, what do you think of my definitions?
54672	Well, gentlemen,says he to them,"ye whom nothing escapes, that passes in the empire of gallantry, what news from thence?
54672	Well, madam,replies Bloculocus,"do you know what might be said of those who pass these judgments?"
54672	Well, my poor Selim, then you abandon me? 54672 Well, prince,"said Mirzoza,"has the account of Cypria''s travels done you any good?"
54672	Well, prince,said she upon seeing him,"who has won the day, you or Orcotomus?
54672	Well, prince,said she,"what are your thoughts of my system?"
54672	Well, prince,said she,"what have you heard?
54672	Well, what do you think of them?
54672	What ails you, my soul''s delight?
54672	What defect is that?
54672	What do I hear in all assemblies? 54672 What do they do there?"
54672	What do you ask me? 54672 What do you say?"
54672	What do you tell me, Selim?
54672	What do you want, my son?
54672	What have I done to these monsters to dishonour me? 54672 What have you said, my soul''s delight?"
54672	What is to be done then?
54672	What neighbors?
54672	What the devil are you then?
54672	What will the world say? 54672 Which Toy,"says one,"and what has it said?"
54672	Whither do all the thoughts of a child tend, what are his pleasures, when, secure on his legs, his feet have acquired the habit of moving? 54672 Who?"
54672	Why did he not address some of the vestals, of which our monasteries are full? 54672 Why not for Eolipila?"
54672	Why not?
54672	Why so?
54672	With all my heart,says Mangogul:"but who is this same Philoxenus?"
54672	Your notions to me appear just,replied Mangogul:"why do you not publish them?
54672	Zaide?
54672	_ Every thing, if they knew as much as I._"And what do you know?
54672	_ Exactly._"And with whom, pray? 54672 _ No._""Comedians?"
54672	_ No._"Have I had intrigues, adventures?
54672	_ No._"Mr Impostor, you are at your wits end?
54672	_ To what do you reduce me, Ismene?_said the Toy, breathing a deep sigh.
54672	_ Well then, virtuous Ismene, have you quite forgot young Osmin, the sangiac Zegris, your dancing master Alaziel, your music master Almoura?_"Ah! 54672 _ Without doubt._""And of what nature?
54672	''And are these deserts made for you?''
54672	''And how do you employ them?''
54672	''And to what purpose?
54672	''And which is that?''
54672	''But by what chance,''replied I,''is the divine Plato here, and what does he do among these madmen?''
54672	''Does madam stand it at last?''
54672	''For what value?''
54672	''Into what labyrinth have I thrust my self?''
54672	''Is that all?''
54672	''Pray, what would you have me ask of her?''
54672	''What answer will you give to Brama, before whom you are going to appear?''
54672	''What means this blower of bubbles, and all these decrepit infants employ''d in making them fly about?
54672	''What seek you here, madam?''
54672	''Which?
54672	--"What is the business, ladies?
54672	--''Good, who can fix such fribbles?''
54672	--''How,''said I, interrupting him,''had Socrates a straw, and did he blow bubbles?''
54672	--''Not at all?''
54672	--''Speak, madam, what is the cause?''
54672	--''Well then know, my dear, that I resolved to be converted''--''You, to be converted?''
54672	--''What is it then?''
54672	--''Who will collect these scraps,''continued Plato,''and restore us Socrates''s robe?
54672	----"But perhaps one might"----"One might do nothing, I tell you"----"But speak, my dear, what might one do?"
54672	----"Can this be true, my dear?"
54672	----"Have you not told me that you are translating Philoxenus, and that he wrote in Greek?"
54672	----"Is that true, madam?"
54672	----"Then you understand Greek?"
54672	----"Well,''tis: who would have thought it?"
54672	----"What is it?"
54672	----"What will you do?"
54672	----''Almost to the end of the novel''----''And with whom?''
54672	----''And whither did all this lead ye?''
54672	----''And who knew that you were at Banza?''
54672	----''And why not?''
54672	----''And you love her?''
54672	----''But,''answered Fannia,''Amisadar is a lier perhaps: do you imagine that there are women so daring as to abandon themselves without shame?''
54672	----''If Marteza was indifferent to me; if Cydalisa was dearer to me than ever, what would you do?''
54672	----''No, Sir, how, are you there still?
54672	----''Nothing''----''How, nothing?''
54672	----''That is singular''----''And what singularity is there in it?''
54672	----''Then it must be Zumpholo?''
54672	----''Then madam has seen him lately?''
54672	----''Then you are going?''
54672	----''Trust not to such foresight?
54672	----''What is that to me, madam?''
54672	----''Why then do you hide such beautiful things?''
54672	----''You enjoyed?''
54672	----I was departing, but Cydalisa pull''d me by my Doliman, and turned back in a hurry.----''Does madam want to speak with me?
54672	A man bless''d with an amiable person, a fine genius, and excellent character, would not be heeded?"
54672	A woman adorn''d with talents, wit and beauty, would not touch?
54672	After yawning several times;"this is not Alonzo, what''s o''clock, who wants me?
54672	Am I not certain of Fulvia''s love?
54672	Am I then a Sultan for nothing?
54672	And after all, what does it signify, whether it be a woman''s Toy or her lover that proves indiscreet?
54672	And have you not remarked, that in Volucer and Zelindor the head is submissive to the feet?
54672	And in fact, what is their natural philosophy, their astronomy, their navigation, their mechanics, their calculations, in comparison of ours?
54672	And indeed, who is the person that can see clear in that place?
54672	And is not its certainty evinced by the number of phænomena, to which it extends?"
54672	And of what importance are rules to me, provided a writer pleases me?
54672	And what organs?
54672	And what would become of these ladies, if their husbands were of your humour?
54672	And what would you do, if I sent them to you in quality of ambassadors?
54672	And who are all these folks?''
54672	And who are the unhappy women, whom these will fit?
54672	And who knows what a Toy may have in its soul?"
54672	And why may not our eloquence and poesy have the superiority likewise?"
54672	Are things less exposed?"
54672	At length Zelida ceased.----"Well,"said she,"the business relates to our Toys, our own Toys, do you understand me, Mr. Frenicol?
54672	Besides, I do not see, that those loving women, whom they set us as models, are happier than others''----''Who told you so, madam?''
54672	Besides, did mortals ever speak as we declaim?
54672	Besides, do you believe, prince, that a lover is satisfied with a kiss, such as a woman bestows on her pug- dog?"
54672	Besides, when the mouth and Toy of a woman contradict each other, which to believe?"
54672	Between us, is this true?"
54672	But after all what will it say?"
54672	But do you love any thing at present?''
54672	But even tho''the_ Bijoux indiscrets_ should be found behind your toilet, do you think it would be a matter of wonder?
54672	But how to help that?
54672	But if credit were given to us, is it not true, Mr. Ricaric, that literature would shine with greater lustre?"
54672	But if her residence varies in infancy and youth, why should it not vary thro''every stage of life?"
54672	But is not all this hightened?"
54672	But was the other so diverting?"
54672	But what did Orcotomus say?
54672	But what then?
54672	But why should she lose it?
54672	But_ à propos_, do you know that Zulemar is daily at her toilette?"
54672	By what mechanism does it fall out, that one of the mouths is forcibly kept shut, while the other speaks?
54672	Can I without horror see the dearest object of my love perish?
54672	Can Zima now think, that it becomes her to play the scrupulous?
54672	Can you desire me, madam, to drown my self, in order to oblige you?''
54672	Can you tell any particulars?"
54672	Could you give me a sample of his morals?
54672	Did Orcotomus boast of silencing a Toy that had never utter''d a word?
54672	Do kings and princes walk otherwise than a well- bred man?
54672	Do n''t you guess at the cause?''
54672	Do princesses speak in a shrill squeaking tone?
54672	Do you bring fresh matter for our conversations?"
54672	Do you hesitate still?
54672	Do you know that you are mad?
54672	Do you not admire the fecundity of my principle?
54672	Fatme, how well concerted was your disorder?
54672	Folly is a good girl.----Will madam be pleased to take a turn in the garden?
54672	For what do not people of this stamp find fault with?
54672	For what would the world say, if there was any suspicion of my being here?"
54672	From another quarter was heard:"Forty years ago, were the new cookery and the liquors of Lorraine so much as known?
54672	From which of the two would you please to purchase the distemper?
54672	Has he forgot your services?
54672	Has he not a lusty footman who is a better man?
54672	Has she any commands for me?''
54672	Have I been really in Love?"
54672	Have they ever gesticulated like persons possessed or raging mad?
54672	Have they not preached many extravagances to you on that article?"
54672	Have you a mind to vex a child of four years old?
54672	He had an affable air, a smiling mouth, a noble gait, a mild look; and I went directly to him, and asked him without ceremony:''Who are you?
54672	He has walk''d with her for more moons than one?
54672	He is for the affectionate women''----''And you too without doubt?''
54672	He thought himself beloved by Mirzoza: but did not Zaide love Zuleiman better still?
54672	He was kill''d in the last battle, and six children are the only legacy he left me"--"He left you?"
54672	His enemies,( and who is there without them?
54672	Hitherto you have, in my opinion, found your account in our connection; why would you run the risk of breaking it off?
54672	How come these beasts to deserve the preference?
54672	How do you like my little lodge; it is as good as some others, is it not?"
54672	How far are you advanced?''
54672	However, she one day said to the Sultan:"Prince, might not your ring, which has saved Kerfael''s life, put an end to Egle''s banishment?
54672	I desire to be loved, I am, and who has told me that Zuleiman is more so than I?
54672	I have it,''tis young Imola?''
54672	If Cydalisa was constantly the most lovely of her sex in my eyes; and if I never had the least design on Marteza; once again what would you do?''
54672	If you ask Selim, who thoroughly well knows the catechism of Cythera,''what is love?''
54672	If you employ it for the discovery of truth, and the happiness of your subjects, can you think the Genius will be offended?
54672	In effect, the moment before, what was Codindo?
54672	In fine, madam, what shall I tell you?
54672	In vain did you envelop yourself in darkness, in vain did you choose mute accomplices: do you not hear them at present?
54672	Is it in the schools that politeness is to be sought for?
54672	Is it not thy injustice, greedy incredulous man?
54672	Is it possible that you give into those pitiful notions?
54672	Is it true, sir?
54672	Is not Amisadar a lucky man?''
54672	Is the subject a conspiracy?
54672	Is there any other rule but the imitation of nature; and have we not as good eyes as those who studied her?"
54672	Is this your opinion, madam?
54672	L._ Platonic Love._"But is this Zaide an unique?
54672	Let me die, if ever you run into devotion''----''I will, I tell you: there is no sincerity in man''----''Pray has Mazul fail''d you?''
54672	Libertin Toys, and what next?
54672	Madam, how stands this matter?"
54672	May I be informed what brings ye hither?"
54672	May I presume to entreat you to walk to this bed?"
54672	Might not madness also consist in this?
54672	Might not one say, that your wife''s Toy is the only one that has not common sense?
54672	Might not the Genius, from whom you had it, have intended some more important end?
54672	Might one be informed what sort of woman would hit your taste?''
54672	Must you condescend to wait for my awaking?"
54672	Nothing has withheld you, neither the condition I was in, the injury you were doing me, nor the word you had given me?"
54672	Nothing seemed more equitable than their requests: but on what fund to ground pensions which amounted to millions?
54672	Now, pray, is there any thing like this in the tragedies which you extol to us?
54672	On the recital which the Sultan made her of this adventure,----"Prince, what do you say?"
54672	Ought I not to have learnt, once for my whole life, by my adventure with Cydalisa, that true love was too prejudicial to happiness?"
54672	Pray does it speak still?
54672	Pray, how are they feasted?"
54672	Pray, is it the conversation of the Bramin Brelibibi, that has wrought your conversion?''
54672	Prince, what ails you?"
54672	Prince,"continued she directing her discourse to the Sultan,"apply to----whom shall I name?
54672	Prince,"cry''d the favourite,"what have you said?"
54672	Prince,"replied Mirzoza with vivacity,"what do you tell me?
54672	Prince,"replied the melancholic Selim,"why did I not follow the advice of Mirzoza; and the misgivings of my own heart?
54672	Ricaric?"
54672	Selim, to morrow at Fulvia''s, do you hear?
54672	Selim, to whom do you sacrifice me?
54672	She has built a little chapel in her house, doubtless for the Sala, which supposes an Iman: and''tis this place which I ask''----''What say you?''
54672	Sir,''cried she, disengaging herself from his arms,''what sort of man are you?
54672	Speak, ladies, what are your commands?"
54672	That which appears supported by the graces carved on the sides of his pedestal?''
54672	The Sultan, taking the advantage of this incertainty, and addressing the ladies, said:"You have Altars then?
54672	The invisible Sultan step''d up to him, and whispered in his ear:"Have you enough?"
54672	Then have you forgot Haria''s pack?
54672	Then immediately addressing Phenice:"Madam,"said he,"was not your husband a Pacha?"
54672	Then turning to the servant, he ask''d:''Does not thy master see butterflies?
54672	Then was her Toy heard to cry out:"Why do you fly me?
54672	Thus the affair is settled, is it not?
54672	To tyrannize over a pretty woman, to lay her under contribution, on pain of military execution: can you discover Selim in this proceeding?"
54672	Utremifasolasiututut, said the latter, is excellent when he is good, but he sleeps at times; and, pray, to whom does not that happen?
54672	Was Mangogul in the right?
54672	Was Mangogul in the right?
54672	Was it before, was it after my marriage?
54672	Was it not enough then that our conduct was in the power of our Toys, without our reputation being dependent on their discourses?"
54672	Was not Cydalisa''s esteem of greater value than the favors of a Marteza?''
54672	Was she handsome?
54672	Was she ugly?
54672	We were uniques: but now, my dear, we shall be like a hundred thousand others; do you look on this as a hard fate?"
54672	Well, what have you learnt?
54672	Well, you have studied women much?
54672	What advantage is there in fixing to one?''
54672	What advantage will accrue to me, in case the favorite should win a castle; and what will be my fate, if she loses it?
54672	What business has my Toyman here, and what is a muzzle?"
54672	What can it be, when the heart says nothing?"
54672	What can one do with Lazuli?
54672	What do I say of admiration?
54672	What do you pretend to do with this troop of extravagants?"
54672	What do you think of this furniture?"
54672	What has befallen your master?''
54672	What have you pronounced on women?"
54672	What is all this to me?
54672	What is the business?"
54672	What use is made of them?"
54672	What was Mangogul doing all this time?
54672	What would have become of me, great Brama, if I had fallen to the share of one of those insipid wretches, who are always upon the watch?
54672	What would he not have attained, if he had been a genius?
54672	What, do n''t you find genius, invention, fire, details, characters, and fine strokes of wit in them?
54672	When Alphana was almost naked, then did she perceive that Hippomanes was undressing her.--"What are you doing?"
54672	When a Toy has nothing ridiculous to tell, what does it signify, whether it be silent or speak?"
54672	When he is on the point of birth, what would become of his head, body and arms?
54672	Where am I?
54672	Who could believe, that a body formed by the graces, sometimes enclosed a heart molded by the furies?
54672	Who ever knew how to declaim, and who will ever speak a part like the old man?
54672	Who has made ye insolent enough to lie in my presence?
54672	Who knows?
54672	Who will compose light catches, voluptuous airs, and symphonies in character like the young one?
54672	Who will let me into the secret of these things?''
54672	Why did you not send me notice?
54672	Why do you make me uneasy?
54672	Why do you not consult him?"
54672	Why do you not go to Manilla''s house?"
54672	Why has none of them spoke of aught but the same subject?
54672	Why has not the same Toy spoke more than once?
54672	Why then do you delay to shake off the yoke of Cadabra, and return under the mild laws of Brama?
54672	Will Bloculocus give me the explanation of this phænomenon?"
54672	Will you suffer her to remain longer miserable?"
54672	With Petits- maitres, military men, senators?"
54672	Without esteem, what is love?
54672	Would you be understood, that inconstancy must dishonour a woman?
54672	Would you please to have some rare Toys?"
54672	Would you undertake to clear up this chaos?"
54672	Wretch, what have I said?
54672	Yet how to resist the clamors and persecution of these women, by whom you, sir, are particularly teazed?"
54672	You believe it, and that is sufficient?"
54672	You have then cleared up your unjust suspicions?
54672	Zuleiman, you cast down your eyes, what ails you?
54672	_ A propos_, have you not taken a course in that sublime school, before you entered the Seraglio?"
54672	and how long are you here?''
54672	and what is Selim''s?
54672	are you there, my queen?"
54672	as to that,"says Hippomanes,"I shall be very modest: and how is it possible not to be as devote as an angel in a private lodge?
54672	cried he most mournfully,''why did I not stick to my little milliner?
54672	dear and tender lover,"says Zaide,"why have I not always found you such as you are at present?
54672	does not the soul reside in those places, where she almost only manifests herself, and where she feels the most agreeable sensations?
54672	far from me this cruel thought.--He hates me,''tis true; he has quitted me for Bimbreloqua, but perhaps some time or other----why do I say, perhaps?
54672	fy,"cried the little wench,"fie"--"Fell mine little Shoul,"answered the Swiss,"fat you ail?
54672	madam, who could imagine you were in Banza?
54672	madam,"rejoined Selim,"is it the heart that speaks at the age of eighteen or twenty?"
54672	nothing?"
54672	prince,"cried the favorite,"if men refused a soul to the greatest monarch upon earth, to whom could they allow one?"
54672	prince,"replied Selim with vivacity,"Fulvia is faithful to me:""faithful, or not,"answered Mangogul,"what is that to your happiness?
54672	prince,"said she,"what is become of your oaths?
54672	replied Mirzoza,"did you gather nothing at all from her narrative?"
54672	says the young maiden.----''Is what you have told me true?''
54672	what a question do you propose to me,''said he with a sigh,''and what thoughts do you bring back to my mind?
54672	what can I expect from it?
54672	you expect to be loved, you?''