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33584	Oh, are you? 33584 And can anyone doubt the effect which the emergence of women into politics will have, eventually, on politics? 33584 And what of Miss Duncan-- what is her part in the woman''s movement? 33584 But one may profitably inquire, What will be the effect of the emergence of women into politics upon politics itself? 33584 Can anyone doubt this? 33584 Has a new world, bounded by factory walls and noisy with the roar of machinery, grown up about us, to keep women from their heritage? 33584 Who is your doctor? 33584 Why, she asks, is it so important that women should bear and rear children to live lives as empty and poor as their own? 33584 Why, then, have men appeared hostile to the woman''s rebellion? 59448 , which is to be the guiding principle in Emile''s case, changes its character where Sophie is concerned, and becomes:"Quel effet cela fera- t- il?"
59448	How d''ye do?
59448	If the female tongue will be in motion, he says, after complaining of their_ copia verborum_,"why should it not be set to go right?"
59448	Sérieusement, y a- t- il rien de plus bizarre que de voir comment on agit pour l''ordinaire en l''éducation des femmes? 59448 And who can be fitter for such a task than the girl''s own mother? 59448 But how is woman to be pleased? 59448 But supposing he should be right, to what cause would such a deplorable state of things be attributable? 59448 Even when married to a sensible husband, who thinks for her, what will be the fate of a woman who is left a widow with a large family? 59448 In deciding upon a course of action, the inevitable question was:What is the use?"
59448	It is there that we must look for an answer to the question:"Did Rousseau look upon women as partakers of the faculty of Reason?"
59448	Pray have you a fine Vauxhall and Ranelagh?
59448	She asks him what he would have had her do?
59448	Since they have the same improveable minds as the male part of the species, why should they not be cultivated by the same method?
59448	The former he is rather inclined to excuse, for"where the lesson taught is but to please, can Pleasure be a fault?"
59448	The lines: Shall Britain,_ where the soul of freedom reigns_, Forge chains for others she herself disdains?
59448	The question may be put whether upon the whole this remarkable event was favourable to the cause of feminism?
59448	The utilitarian question:"A quoi cela est- il bon?
59448	Was liberty to be the portion of men only; and was woman to continue in her state of bondage?
59448	Were all men to be partakers of Reason, guided by her only, whilst women had the use of that faculty denied them?
59448	What, in comparison with the great end in view, were the inevitable horrors of the Revolution, produced by desperate and enraged factions?
59448	Why did not Rousseau extend his excellent advice regarding outdoor sports and games to girls?
59448	Why should reason be left to itself in one of the sexes, and be disciplined with so much care in the other?"
59448	With him the ever recurring question is:"What will it profit the soul?
59448	prevails in the morning, and"What''s trumps?"
37964	Is it inconceivable that Nature should sometimes do things with an ulterior object, an ethical one, for instance? 37964 ( What would be said of the soldier who should turn his back upon the enemy for fear of losing life even?) 37964 ***** Shall woman leave to man no field at all of natural supremacy? 37964 *****_ Do we not pitch our songs too low, O sweet-- my Singers?_ CHAPTER IX THE IMPENDING SUBJECTION OF MANThe Earth never tires....
37964	Again,_ Why_?
37964	And do these two states alternate normally in the opposite halves of the brain, concurrently with the alternation of Day and Night?
37964	And now upsprings a further momentous consideration: Is this cause and effect?
37964	And to what end is it all?
37964	And yet-- Have we reached such a stage of development that emotional considerations are more binding on us than material ones are?
37964	And yet-- Whither will drift the Galley of Life when its rowers put their strength elsewhere?
37964	Arrogance?
37964	Boy- Work: Exploitation or Training?
37964	But by what precise means?
37964	But yet, in point of fact, what was it that inspired and energised the earlier processes, if not this same Divine Influx?
37964	But-- whither is all this trending?
37964	Do we, in sleep, when processes have exhausted our daily influx of Life- power, recruit this again from a psychical source?
37964	How and why should disease thus have stricken these in mid- career?
37964	How and why then did this happen?
37964	How is it that the mother, who belongs to one sex only, produces-- and produces in about equal number-- offspring of both?
37964	How is it, they inquire, that an embryo bred of two parents of opposite sex develops the sex of one only of these?
37964	I Of what order is this Woman- half of Mind which Feminism seeks to extinguish?
37964	In the exercise of what vital processes has it been fostered and furthered?
37964	In what nursery of Human Consciousness was this fair and gentle blossom sown; to spring, to develop, and to make for gracious growth?
37964	Intolerance?
37964	Is Sleep a recession merely from the state of Consciousness to the potential states of Sub- and Supra- consciousness?
37964	Is it an evolution of the self- negation and the tenderness of parents for their children?
37964	Is the power held latent in one generation the potential of the generation following?
37964	Is this dynamo re- charged during sleep from some Occult Power- station?
37964	It may be asked: Why should woman forgo possession and exercise of faculties available to her, in order to transmit these to sons?
37964	Nevertheless-- For how long after the clarion- note of aspiration sounded by Marriage should have ceased to vibrate, would the echo of it last?
37964	Otherwise, why two reproductive glands?
37964	Pharisaism?
37964	Shall she not be content with her beautiful part as generatrix of Faculty, but must seek to be exponent too?
37964	Since, in every equation of Science, an unknown factor reveals itself, why not candidly confess this to be a Spiritual factor?
37964	The Subjection of woman by man-- What was that evil compared with this other enormity: the Subjection of man by woman, which is fast replacing it?
37964	The burning wrongs of women?
37964	To say nothing of the less constitutionally- sound, the Ultra- Feminine being, for the most part, a neurotic?
37964	What are we?
37964	What is it that we, seeing this condition of things at our very door, have, as women, to be so grateful for in male legislation?"
37964	What is its significance-- what its explanation?
37964	Whence are we?
37964	Whence do we derive our daily influx of Life?
37964	Whither do we go?
37964	Who are we?
37964	Why?
37964	Yet how is this?
37964	Yet what has been the outcome of it all?
37964	what are they beside the burning wrongs of helpless babes and children?
7833	And where are the children?
7833	And why is this meetin''any more onwomanly or immodest than the camp- meetin''where you wuz converted, and baptized the next Sunday in the creek?
7833	Be changed? 7833 Do you allude to our venerable speaker, Joe Cannon?"
7833	Do_ they_ know enough to vote?
7833	How would you put the objection?
7833	In jail? 7833 Indignant about what?"
7833	Is it not a part of woman''s life that she gave at the birth and crucifixion? 7833 Joseph?"
7833	Let?
7833	Pardon me, madam, but if you are happy in your married relations, and your husband is a temperate good man, why do you feel so upon this subject?
7833	Serepta Pester,sez I,"be you tellin''the truth?"
7833	The what?
7833	Then,sez I,"why do n''t you make the United States do right?"
7833	Well,sez I,"do you think the weather is goin''to moderate?"
7833	What?
7833	When are you goin''?
7833	Who is Josiah?
7833	Why should you be dyin''on the buttery shelf, Josiah?
7833	Why, where is their property gone?
7833	Why,sez I,"did they invite you?
7833	You look very fatigued; wo n''t you take something?
7833	And I hung back and asked her in a cautious tone,"How many she wanted canvassed, and how much canvas it would take?"
7833	And I stopped his complaints and his sithes by askin''in a voice that demanded a reply:"Can you and will you do Serepta''s errents?
7833	And he sez to me, real uppish,"Do you think them things know enough to vote?"
7833	And is her throne more shaky and tottlin''than theirn?"
7833	And sez I, in low but startlin''tones of principle:"Where, where is it a- drawin''''em to?
7833	And then thinkin''I must say sunthin''and wantin''to strike a safe subject and a good lookin''one, I sez:"Where is your Aunt Cassandra''s girl?
7833	And then to git her mind offen her sufferin''s, I asked how her sister Azuba wuz gittin''along?
7833	And when he asked me agin in tones full of awe and horrow:"Can it be that I heard my ear aright?
7833	And will you break the Whiskey Ring?"
7833	And would they do this if they did n''t think that their vile trades would suffer if women had the right to vote?
7833	And you can then throw your other eye over to Holland: is their sweet queen less worthy and beloved to- day than other European monarchs?
7833	Anthony?"
7833	But here an old man, who had jest dropped in and who wuz kinder deef and slow- witted, asked,"What it is about anyway?
7833	But thinkin''I must be sociable I sez:"Your aunt Cassandra is well, I spoze?"
7833	Change the laws of the United States?
7833	Do n''t you remember what one on''em writ to Uncle Sime Bentley and what he writ back?
7833	Errents full of truth and justice and eternal right?"
7833	God Himself called woman into that work, the divine work of saving a world, and why should n''t she continue in it?
7833	Hain''t they never been changed?"
7833	Have you a leanin''toward Natural history, madam?
7833	Have you ever read the Bible?"
7833	Have you ever studied into the habits and traits of our American Wad?"
7833	How can she fly when the weight of this infamous traffic is holdin''her down?"
7833	How would it work to stop the trouble by givin''the wimmen the rights they ask for, the rights of any other citizen?"
7833	I see you do not wear your lovely hair bang- like or a- pompadouris?
7833	I sez in pityin''tones, for I wuz truly sorry for Cassandra Keeler:"How did it end?"
7833	Is it drawin''''em down into a slavery ten times more abject and soul- destroyin''than African slavery ever wuz?
7833	Let me treat you to something; what will you take, mom?"
7833	Or did you speak of changin''the unalterable laws of the United States-- tampering with the Constitution?"
7833	Search the records and you''ll find it so, and why?
7833	Sez I,"Ca n''t the laws be changed?"
7833	Sez I,"Do you mean waddin''eight cents a sheet?"
7833	Sez I,"How duz it look before the nations to see Columbia led round half- tipsy by a Ring?"
7833	Sez I,"Where is Senator B.?"
7833	Sez I,"Who is the man or men?"
7833	Sez Josiah:"Does that_ thing_ know enough to vote?"
7833	Silence rained for some time; and finally I spoke out solemnly through the rain:"Will you do Serepta''s errents?
7833	That pretty girl I see to your house once?"
7833	These, mingled with the divine, the pure heavenly, have they not for nineteen hundred years been blessin''the world?
7833	They had seen their wives in the past chasin''Fashion and Amusement, and why should n''t they enjoy seein''them follow Principle and Justice?
7833	Was not Mr. Herod once in the United States Senate?"
7833	Was the rain of Victoria the Good less peaceful and prosperous than that of the male rulers who preceded her?
7833	Where is it drawin''the hull nation to?
7833	Who ever hearn of a angel foldin''up her wings and goin''to a poor- house or jail through the fault of somebody else?
7833	Who ever hearn of a angel havin''to take in washin''to support a drunken son or father or husband?
7833	Who wants to see her old bones?"
7833	Why ca n''t women stay to home and set down and knit?
7833	Will you give her her rights?
7833	Wo n''t you take something?
7833	You are not a member?"
7833	[ Illustration:"Sez Josiah,''Does that thing know enough to vote?''"]
7833	and tend to its picnics and suppers, and take care of the children?
7833	sez I,"what do you mean?"
7833	what could Justice do blind in one eye and wimmen on the blind side?
7833	what do the wimmen ask for when they are pounded and jailed and starved?"
59283	How did Bill like that, Simon?
59283	How do you make that out?
59283	Is it possible?
59283	No,sez Uncle Sime,"she wuz always good natered and dressed pretty, and why should n''t she?"
59283	Yes, indeed, and why ca n''t females settle down in matrimony and stay to home with their famblys, and take care of their children?
59283	Yes,sez Samantha reasonably,"a happy marriage is, I guess, about as nigh Heaven as folks ever git on earth, but how many do you find, Josiah?"
59283	You do know, do n''t you, dear Samantha, that it has always been men''s chief aim and desire to protect the weaker inferior sect?
59283	A rustic had broke down his team, I mused almost in tears, How can a yoke be borne along By half a pair of steers?
59283	And I told him the first we knew a female would snake a man up to the altar, and the minister would be made to say, Who giveth this man to this woman?
59283	And after he went out with''em I asked Samantha,"What do you spoze the Vice President wanted of sheep shears this time of year?"
59283	And how could she soothe and comfort anybody droudgin''round as she had all day and all wore out?
59283	And how much blood money is made yearly by whiskey sellin''?
59283	And if a grocer lets his eatin''stuff lay round outdoors for the flies to roost on, do you spoze they''ll buy that stuff?
59283	And she sez,"Why ca n''t they do both?
59283	And the appaulin''thought come to me onbid, if she did who would finish up the dinner?
59283	And what duz E Pluribus Unum mean?
59283	And when the minister asked,"Who giveth this woman to this man?"
59283	And which party is it, Josiah, that turns and twists every way to save money so her boy and girl can present a decent appearance before her mates?
59283	And why should n''t she dress pretty?
59283	Anon Betsy turned to her and sez,"Josiah Allen''s wife, will you not help plead with him in the name of a strugglin''sister woman?"
59283	As she made that damagin''insertion agin, is it any wonder that the plough of my manly judgment struck fire from her rocky obstinacy?
59283	But did I hear her say this?
59283	But what of it, what had that got to do with my great work that wuz seethin''through my brain?
59283	But''tennyrate she refused outright to soothe and comfort him, and if that hain''t a wife''s duty what is?
59283	Do you spoze that pa would stood it havin''a wife that acted as if she knew as much as he did?
59283	Do you think,"sez I anxiously,"that it will clog and weigh it down too much?"
59283	Even Condelick Henzy wuz took back and browbeat and sez mekanically,"What do you spoze they wuz goin''to do with the kettle?"
59283	Everybody would know that young Smith had a mother somewhere in the background, but what''s the use of bringin''her forward so and makin''on her?
59283	For as Uncle Sime sez,"What man is square in public life?
59283	For how can you curb in a outraged and high sperited nature when it is fully rousted up, and aggravation has gone too fur?
59283	For what connection, I ask, is there between the finest fruit in literature, and hens?
59283	Hain''t the eagle a male bird?
59283	Happier?
59283	Have you got a crick?"
59283	He wuz always boastin''about men''s courtesy and chivalry, and how did it come out?"
59283	How could I grant her request without sinkin''down to the low female level?
59283	How is it told on now?
59283	How many billions a year duz the useless extravagance of tobacco cost?
59283	How many millions a year duz the horse races, yot races and polo games and other manly amusements amount to?
59283	How would she felt if she had n''t been made?
59283	If wimmen do n''t need a man to protect her and take care on her, why is she so much more ignorant of sin and depravity?
59283	Is there any limit to a female''s aggravatin''?
59283	Now if a smart hustlin''saloon keeper is nominated for some high office and wimmen could vote, what would be the consequence?
59283	Oh, what would Bill''s great- grandma thought on''t?
59283	Or carry a vanity bag?"
59283	STANZAS ON DUTY_ By Betsy Bobbett_ Unless they do their duty see Oh who would spread their sail On matrimony''s cruel sea And face its angry gale?
59283	Samantha counted"two and two"to herself, and then said in a mild axent,"Why would a bad woman''s vote be worse than a bad man''s?"
59283	Sez I so scathin''ly that it seemed as if she must show signs of scorchin'',"Did you ever see a man wear a cosset?
59283	Sez I,"Do you ever pause to think, Samantha, of the inestimable boon wimmen owe to men?
59283	Sez I,"Hain''t that a solemn proof, Samantha, that females are inferior and wuzn''t considered worth writin''about?"
59283	Sez I,"Samantha, do n''t you believe this forthcomin''book of mine is goin''to be the greatest work of this age, or any age?"
59283	Sez I,"What do you think, Samantha, about my great projeck of destroyin''female suffrage?
59283	Sez I,"Would you honor Betsy by lettin''her put some of her verses in my great volume?
59283	Sez Samantha,"I admit there are beautiful instances of men protectin''and guardin''wimmen, but how wuz it with Fez Lanfear?
59283	Shall females be dragged to the altar, And down their freedom lay?
59283	Shall horses calmly brook a halter Who over fenceless pastures stray?
59283	What do you think of my writin''the book?"
59283	What do you think of that, Simon?"
59283	What is more affectin''than to see how Betsy tried to hide her lifelong pursuit of man, and matrimony, under the cold word,_ duty_?
59283	What jinin''link is there between the most scathin''and convincin''arguments ever writ by mortal man, and eggs?
59283	What would be the effect on Samantha?
59283	What wuz my duty in the matter?
59283	What wuz the use of draggin''a female''s initional into it?
59283	What''s the use on''t?
59283	Where is the good horse sense on''t?
59283	Where would they been then, and where would they be to- day?"
59283	Who ever hearn a man purr?
59283	Who wuz fascinated by it?
59283	Why is there five times more men in prisons and penitentiaries than there is wimmen, if they knowed as much about crime as men do?
59283	Would she be overcome and swoon away?
59283	Would she overwhelm me with reproaches and entreaties to stop and not ruin her sect?
59283	Would they venter if they had n''t found that it wuz a good thing?"
59283	Wuz it right for me to deny her the boon of immortality in the pages of my great work?
59283	have I ever got to see that day?
59283	how can they be?
59283	what are we a comin''to?
59283	what is the matter, Josiah?
11982	Again, I ask, is it possible to discuss all the laws of a relation, and not touch the relation itself? 11982 Are you one of them?"
11982	As we have no conventions,said he,"on hand, what do you say to a ride on horseback this morning?"
11982	Before that Committee on Revolutionary Claims why could not this most revolutionary of all claims receive immediate and ample attention? 11982 Dear Eliza:"In a recent letter to Mrs. Miller, speaking of the time when we last met, you say,''Why was Mrs. Stanton so solemn?''
11982	Did Miss---- ask you to do so?
11982	Did you know that Miss---- had copied that from the book of another young lady?
11982	Do not the above citations clearly prove inequality? 11982 Do you think,"said I,"any of your friends would enjoy a present you made at the risk of your health?
11982	Doctor,said I,"which do you like best, boys or girls?"
11982	Have you any more thoughts to publish on that bread powder?
11982	How does thee do Elizabeth?
11982	How is my trunk going?
11982	In retrospective vision bright, Can you recall dear Martha Wright Without her work or knitting? 11982 Is Marriage a Failure?"
11982	Ladies,I said,"it takes me no longer to speak, than you to listen; what have you done with your children the two hours you have been sitting here?
11982	Oh,I replied,"is that all?
11982	Say you,''These are but the opinions of men''? 11982 Suppose I had not found this out, did you intend to keep silent?"
11982	Then why did you not read your own?
11982	Well, do you know that I agreed to pay twenty dollars to have that bread powder advertised for one month, and then you condemn it editorially?
11982	Well,said I to the landlord,"I must be at Maquoketa at eight o''clock to- night; have you a sleigh, a span of fleet horses, and a skillful driver?
11982	Well,said I,"where have you gentlemen been?"
11982	What can I do?
11982	What do you propose to do?
11982	What next?
11982	What, pray,said I,"does he know about stoves, sitting in his easy- chair in Washington?
11982	Who,said he,"runs this concern?"
11982	Why did you not defend yourself on the spot?
11982	Why have you allowed yourself to remain in such a false position for a whole week?
11982	Why, do n''t you see those boys?
11982	Yes, but I would rather have you stay,I replied,"for what can I do when you are gone?"
11982	A voice from the corner asked,"Is your bed comfortable?"
11982	Are not these delicate matters left wholly to the discretion of courts?
11982	Are not women, as a factor in civilization, of more importance than Indians?
11982	Are not young women from the first families dragged into our courts,--into assemblies of men exclusively,--the judges all men, the jurors all men?
11982	As the historical fact is that, as far back as history dates, the man has been of the woman, should he therefore be forever in bondage to her?
11982	But how ended that rebellion of weak colonists?
11982	But what is the use, say some, of attaching any importance to the customs and teachings of a barbarous people?
11982	Can you give me one good reason, nurse, why a child should be bandaged?"
11982	Charlotte, what have you been doing?''
11982	Do you not agree with me that a"bread- winner"can be a conscientious reformer?
11982	From Coke down to Kent, who can cite one clause of the marriage contract where woman has the advantage?
11982	Had I taken the veil in my old age?
11982	How can a man know what implements are necessary for the work he never does?
11982	How can we discuss all the laws and conditions of marriage, without perceiving its essential essence, end, and aim?
11982	How can we get it without involving the arm, is the question?"
11982	I exclaimed;"what will you say when he meets you again?"
11982	I had just congratulated myself on my power of adaptability to circumstances, when I suddenly started with an emphatic"What is that?"
11982	I ran with the rest and exclaimed,"What is it?"
11982	I remarked to her, one day,''Are you sure your men vote as they promise?''
11982	I said,"what do you mean?"
11982	I was scarcely seated when he said:"Mother, do you know anything about babies?"
11982	If the leaders in the Republican and abolition camps could deceive us, whom could we trust?
11982	In asking for a voice in the government under which we live, have we been pursuing a shadow for fifty years?
11982	In seeking political power, are we abdicating that social throne where they tell us our influence is unbounded?
11982	In talking with him on that point, he said:"I suppose your nursing mothers drink beer?"
11982	Indeed as we run the mind back over the pages of history, what queen came to a more triumphant throne in the hearts of a grateful people?
11982	Is there not something very touching in the fact that she never bought a book or picture for her own enjoyment?
11982	It may be, however, that I helped them to get ready; who knows?
11982	More than that, as I said before, if there is any tribunal that could give undivided time and dignified attention, is it not this committee?
11982	My theme was,"What has Christianity done for Woman?"
11982	My wife has presented me with eight beautiful children; is not this a better life- work than that of exercising the right of suffrage?"
11982	Now I think this child will remain intact without a bandage, and, if I am willing to take the risk, why should you complain?"
11982	On what else, I ask, are the hundreds of women depending, who, this hour, demand in our courts a release from burdensome contracts?
11982	Or, like high- church Anglicans and Roman Catholics, had I made this my retreat?
11982	Recovering myself, I said,"Is it possible, Mrs. Seward, that you agree with me?
11982	She said,"Where is yours that you wrote for that day?"
11982	She then asked,"Did you copy it from her book?"
11982	Should they ride on Sunday?
11982	Should women ride?
11982	Sitting next to Mrs. Mott, I said:"As there is a Quaker in the chair now, what could he do if the spirit should move you to speak?"
11982	Stove pipe in hand he turned to me with a look of surprise, and said:"Do they ever come without spines?"
11982	Suppose a child was born where you could not get a bandage, what then?
11982	The needles flying in her hands, On washing rags or baby''s bands, Or other work as fitting?
11982	Then why, when I was so hard pressed by foes on every side, did you not come to the defense?
11982	Wandering through a gorgeous palace one day, she exclaimed,"What do you find to admire here?
11982	Was it not an historic scene which was enacted there in that little courthouse in Canandaigua?
11982	We naturally asked the question, As Congress has a special committee on the rights of Indians, why not on those of women?
11982	We never had experienced anything like this journey, and how could we help being surprised and delighted?
11982	Weary of the trials and tribulations of this world, had I gone there to prepare in solitude for the next?
11982	What are"God''s intentions"concerning them?
11982	What could I do?
11982	What could I say to an audience of lunatics?"
11982	What do you think ails it?"
11982	What is that compared with a good stove 365 days in the year?
11982	What is there to pay for the one insertion?"
11982	What should they wear?
11982	Where did you learn this lesson?"
11982	Who can describe the varied audiences and social circles she has cheered and interested?
11982	Who can sum up all the ills the women of a nation suffer from war?
11982	Why not change the system and try the education of the moral and intellectual faculties, cheerful surroundings, inspiring influences?
11982	Will you get tickets to- day for me, the nurse, and children?"
11982	Will you give me a Greek lesson now, doctor?
23233	''Not by her husband?'' 23233 ''Of the black rod?''
23233	Are you sure that he is mad?
23233	Did you ever see the unfortunate being to whom these books belong?
23233	Do you really think me mad?
23233	I had two mattrasses on my bed; what did I want with two, when such a worthy creature must lie on the ground? 23233 I have no appetite,"replied Maria, who had previously determined to speak mildly,"why then should I eat?"
23233	If the state of this child affected me, what were my feelings at a discovery I made respecting Peggy----? 23233 Let me see it,"demanded Maria impatiently,"You surely are not afraid of trusting me with the effusions of a madman?"
23233	Woman,interrupted a sepulchral voice,"what have I to do with thee?"
23233	''Indeed what could most women do?
23233	''Necessity,''said Mr. S----; why should I reveal his name?
23233	''Was it possible?
23233	''Why was I,''I would ask thee, but thou didst not heed me,--''cut off from the participation of the sweetest pleasure of life?''
23233	--Maria sighed intelligibly.--"Could any thing but madness produce such a disgust for food?"
23233	Are we ever to meet again?
23233	Are you tired of playing?
23233	Are you very busy?
23233	At breakfast, Jemima enquired whether she understood French?
23233	Besides, might not a woman, anxious to escape, conceal some of the circumstances which made against her?
23233	But I calmly silenced her, in the midst of a vulgar harangue, and turning to him, asked,''Why he vainly tormented me?
23233	But I must not dwell on this subject.--Will you not endeavour to cherish all the affection you can for me?
23233	But where are these reflections leading me?
23233	But, on the contrary, when we peruse a skilful writer, who does not coincide in opinion with us, how is the mind on the watch to detect fallacy?
23233	By force, or openly, what could be done?
23233	Did you fall?
23233	Do not tell me, that you are happier without us-- Will you not come to us in Switzerland?
23233	Do you think that the creature goes regularly to sleep?
23233	Do you want to know?
23233	For what am I reserved?
23233	For, feeling that I am happier than I ever was, do you wonder at my sometimes dreading that fate has not done persecuting me?
23233	Have I any thing more to say to you?
23233	Have you seen the baby?
23233	Have you yet heard of an habitation for me?
23233	He asked me, giving me a kiss,''If I had lost my senses?''
23233	He fixed his eyes on me for a moment, then, calling me a fool, asked''How long I intended to continue this pretty farce?
23233	Here, alone, a poor solitary individual in a strange land, tied to one spot, and subject to the caprice of another, can I be contented?
23233	How are your affairs going on?
23233	How can passion gain strength any other way?
23233	How can you love to fly about continually-- dropping down, as it were, in a new world-- cold and strange!--every other day?
23233	How could you, with your discernment, think it so?
23233	How did you do when you were a baby like him?
23233	How does the woman deserve to be characterized, who marries one man, with a heart and imagination devoted to another?
23233	I HAVE been hurt by indirect enquiries, which appear to me not to be dictated by any tenderness to me.--You ask"If I am well or tranquil?"
23233	I burst into tears, I thought it was killing myself-- yet was such a self as I worth preserving?
23233	I have the sincerest esteem and affection for you-- but the desire of regaining peace,( do you understand me?)
23233	I hope this will be the last letter I shall write from England to you-- are you not tired of this lingering adieu?
23233	I shut the door, and, giving him the letter, simply asked,''whether he wrote it, or was it a forgery?''
23233	I was indignant, especially when I saw her endeavouring to attract, shall I say seduce?
23233	In answer to any question, in his best humour, it was a drawling''What do you say, child?''
23233	In the course of near nine- and- twenty years, I have gathered some experience, and felt many_ severe_ disappointments-- and what is the amount?
23233	Is it surprising then that they are often overlooked, even by those who are delighted by the same images concentrated by the poet?
23233	Is it then surprising, that so many forlorn women, with human passions and feelings, take refuge in infamy?
23233	Is she not an object of pity or contempt, when thus sacrilegiously violating the purity of her own feelings?
23233	Maria had no fear but of being detained--"Who are you?
23233	Now I am going towards the North in search of sunbeams!--Will any ever warm this desolated heart?
23233	Now she endeavoured to brace her mind to fortitude, and to ask herself what was to be her employment in her dreary cell?
23233	Peggy too was thrifty, and how could she manage to put his plan in execution alone?
23233	Perceiving his mistake, I seriously asked him how, using such language to me, he could profess to be my husband''s friend?
23233	Remember that it is not the morals of a particular people that I would decry; for are we not all of the same stock?
23233	Such angelic confidence demanded the fidelity of honour; but could he, feeling her in every pulsation, could he ever change, could he be a villain?
23233	The wind does not appear inclined to change, so I am still forced to linger-- When do you think that you shall be able to set out for France?
23233	These are attentions, more grateful to the heart than offers of service-- But why do I foolishly continue to look for them?
23233	They were silent-- yet discoursed, how eloquently?
23233	This is my third letter; when am I to hear from you?
23233	This morning I am better; will you not be glad to hear it?
23233	To put her children out to nurse was impossible: how far would her wages go?
23233	Venables''door was indeed open to me-- nay, threats and intreaties were used to induce me to return; but why?
23233	WHAT, you think that you shall soon be able to dress yourself entirely?
23233	Was I, indeed, free?''
23233	Was it not to effect her escape, to fly to the succour of her child, and to baffle the selfish schemes of her tyrant-- her husband?
23233	Was truth to be expected from one who had been entrapped, kidnapped, in the most fraudulent manner?"
23233	Well, this you will say is trifling-- shall I talk about alum or soap?
23233	What a torrent of abuse rushed out?
23233	What are you about?
23233	What did this laugh say, when you could not speak?
23233	What do you want to say to me?
23233	What have I to do here?
23233	What indeed can equal the wretchedness of that state, in which there is no alternative, but to extinguish the affections, or encounter infamy?''
23233	What shall we give him to eat?
23233	When do the trees put out their leaves?
23233	Where indeed could I go from his presence?
23233	Whither could I creep for shelter?
23233	Who had they to maintain them, but their husbands?
23233	Why are positive punishments?
23233	Why are women expected to surmount difficulties that men are not equal to?
23233	Why do you cry?
23233	Why do you smile?
23233	Why was I not born a man, or why was I born at all?
23233	Will you not grant you have forgotten yourself?
23233	Will you not then be a good boy, and come back quickly to play with your girls?
23233	Will you walk in the fields?
23233	With these assurances, is it extraordinary that I should believe what I wished?
23233	Would it not now be possible to arrange your business in such a manner as to avoid the inquietudes, of which I have had my share since your departure?
23233	Yes, says papa, and he tapped you on the cheek, you are old enough to learn to eat?
23233	and will you endeavour to render that meeting happier than the last?
23233	before she enquired--"Why?"
23233	but how can I expect that she will be shielded, when my naked bosom has had to brave continually the pitiless storm?
23233	can any thing?
23233	is he so unruly?"
23233	is our life then only to be made up of separations?
23233	or, to write very considerately, when will business permit you?
23233	what are you?"
23233	when do you think of coming home?
23233	who can paint thy power; or reflect the evanescent tints of hope fostered by thee?
23233	why was I not permitted to perform the last duties of one, and smooth the pillow of death?
23233	why were you suffered to adorn a world exposed to the inroad of such stormy elements?"
23233	you will ask, what is the result of all this reasoning?
2162	''Well, is n''t this enough?'' 2162 Why do you not say how things will be operated under Anarchism?"
2162	Why should I join a union? 2162 Why?"
2162	[ 1] Could brother Comstock do more? 2162 ''What made you lie so to those poor, misled people? 2162 A Milanese thief said to Lombroso:I do not rob, I merely take from the rich their superfluities; besides, do not advocates and merchants rob?"
2162	A gruesome subject, is it not?
2162	A wonderful thing to remember, is it not?
2162	Add to this horrible aspect the drudgery of housework, and what remains of the protection and glory of the home?
2162	After all, has he not sacrificed his life always, so that others may have light and air?
2162	After all, is not that the most important consideration?
2162	All these busybodies, moral detectives, jailers of the human spirit, what will they say?
2162	And are we, who ourselves are not in this horrible predicament, to stand by and coldly condemn these piteous victims of the Furies and Fates?
2162	And do they not squander with cosmopolitan grace fortunes coined by American factory children and cotton slaves?
2162	And how could the latter be acquired without numbers?
2162	And how is he to do it with ten, fifteen, or twenty years''imprisonment before him?
2162	And if not, will it endure under Anarchism?
2162	And is it not more likely that if he would have taken part, he, the experienced ENTREPRENEUR, would have thoroughly organized the attempt?
2162	And what are these pillars?
2162	And what is the result of such crusades?
2162	And when did she ever enjoy such opportunities as are hers, the politician''s?
2162	And where is the superior sense of justice that woman was to bring into the political field?
2162	Anything more, my lord?
2162	Are not our rich Americans Frenchmen in France, Germans in Germany, or Englishmen in England?
2162	Are the labor conditions better there than they are in England, where the suffragettes are making such a heroic struggle?
2162	Are they not the masters, the absolute kings of the situation?
2162	Are we to assume that the poison already inherent in politics will be decreased, if women were to enter the political arena?
2162	Are we, then, to believe that two errors will make a right?
2162	As to the knowledge of the woman-- what is there to know except that she has a pleasing appearance?
2162	At any rate, woman has no soul-- what is there to know about her?
2162	Bewildered, the few asked how could the majority betray the traditions of American liberty?
2162	But how can we attain our end?
2162	But is it in reality a true organization?
2162	But the child, how is it to be protected, if not for marriage?
2162	But then, has not authority from time immemorial stamped every step of progress as treasonable?
2162	But what about human nature?
2162	But what are normal demands to an abnormal institution?
2162	But, it is often asked, have not acknowledged Anarchists committed acts of violence?
2162	But, then, have not his fetters been forged so deeply into his flesh, that he would not, even if he could, break them?
2162	Can anyone assume for a moment that a man like Ferrer would affiliate himself with such a spontaneous, unorganized effort?
2162	Can it be changed?
2162	Can there be anything more humiliating, more degrading than a life- long proximity between two strangers?
2162	Comes it in sunshine?
2162	Could all the Puritan fathers have done more?
2162	Could anyone assume that these men had advised violence, or even approved of the acts?
2162	Did Francisco Ferrer participate in the anti- military uprising?
2162	Did they all three even hold the same political opinions?
2162	Did you not know it?
2162	Discipline and restraint-- are they not back of all the evils in the world?
2162	Do n''t you know that you and the authorities of the State are my representatives on earth?
2162	Do n''t you know they are already suffering the tortures of hell in their earthly lives?
2162	Do n''t you know this?
2162	Does it not condemn her to the block, does it not degrade and shame her if she refuses to buy her right to motherhood by selling herself?
2162	Does it not say to woman, Only when you follow me shall you bring forth life?
2162	Does not marriage only sanction motherhood, even though conceived in hatred, in compulsion?
2162	Does there exist a greater motherhood, happier and freer children than in England?
2162	Equality, who ever heard of such a thing?
2162	Free love?
2162	Had the writer forgotten that?
2162	Has not some American ancestor said, many years ago, that resistance to tyranny is obedience to God?
2162	Has she emancipated herself from the Puritanical double standard of morality for men and women?
2162	Has she not been taught from infancy to look upon that as her ultimate calling?
2162	Has that helped to develop a greater heroism, an intenser zeal than that of the women of Russia?
2162	Has that purified our political life, as many well- meaning advocates predicted?
2162	Have I not built up my career step by step, like thousands of my kind?
2162	Have I not worked early and late for ten long years?
2162	Have I not woven this dress with sleepless nights?
2162	Have not the few accumulated the wealth of the world?
2162	Have the Catholic priests ever looked upon woman as anything but a sex commodity?
2162	He, the savior of his country, the protector of his nation,--what has patriotism in store for him?
2162	How can it, when it knows that all suffering, all misery, all ills, result from the evil of submission?
2162	How can such an arrangement end except in failure?
2162	How could a society machine- sewn, fathom the seething depths whence issued the great masterpiece of Henrik Ibsen?
2162	How is it that an institution, known almost to every child, should have been discovered so suddenly?
2162	How is it that this evil, known to all sociologists, should now be made such an important issue?
2162	How is such a thing possible when ideas, culture, literature, when the deepest and finest emotions groan under the iron yoke?
2162	How would America ever retain her virtue if Europe did not help her out?
2162	How, then, are they to understand the co- operation of a man and a woman, except on a sex basis?
2162	How, then, can any one assume to map out a line of conduct for those to come?
2162	If her body can be bought in return for material consideration, why not her vote?
2162	If motherhood is the highest fulfillment of woman''s nature, what other protection does it need, save love and freedom?
2162	If the mind of the child is to be poisoned with such memories, what hope is there for a true realization of human brotherhood?
2162	If the parent has no work, or if he hides his identity, what does marriage do then?
2162	If, however, the soil is sterile, how can marriage make it bear fruit?
2162	If, then, she can not improve on man''s mistakes, why perpetuate the latter?
2162	In short, is it love for the spot, every inch representing dear and precious recollections of a happy, joyous, and playful childhood?
2162	In the tempest''s thrill?
2162	In view of these economic horrors, is it to be wondered at that prostitution and the white slave trade have become such dominant factors?
2162	Indeed?
2162	Is he to become a member of the luckless crews that man those dark, ill- starred ships called prisons?...
2162	Is it love of one''s birthplace, the place of childhood''s recollections and hopes, dreams and aspirations?
2162	Is it not a fact that during industrial depressions there is a tremendous increase in the number of enlistments?
2162	Is it not more likely that he prepared them to succor the poor?
2162	Is it not rather an arbitrary institution, cunningly imposed upon the masses?
2162	Is it not significant that the railroad should lead to the very seat of Federal authority?
2162	Is it not strange, then, that we still believe in fetich worship?
2162	Is it not the best and most effective way of bringing into the proper light the absolute uselessness and injury of parasitism?
2162	Is it of any avail that a former president of a republic pays homage at Osawatomie to the memory of John Brown?
2162	Is it psychologically possible that Ferrer should have participated?
2162	Is it that they are absolutely ignorant of the history of religion, and especially of the Christian religion?
2162	Is it the place where we would listen to the music of the birds, and long to have wings to fly, even as they, to distant lands?
2162	Is it the place where, in childlike naivety, we would watch the fleeting clouds, and wonder why we, too, could not run so swiftly?
2162	Is it their fault if they see clearly and suffer at seeing others suffer?
2162	Is she not a practiced henchman, whose trials of her enemies are the worst mockery of justice?
2162	Is woman there no longer considered a mere sex commodity?
2162	Marriage may have the power to bring the horse to water, but has it ever made him drink?
2162	Need I say that in art we are confronted with the same sad facts?
2162	Now that it is no longer a beautiful vision, but a"practical, workable scheme,"resting on the will of the majority, why not?
2162	Now, what did this"terrible crime"really consist of?
2162	Of what avail is all this when, at the same time, the LIVING John Browns and Proudhons are being crucified?
2162	Or is it not the most brutal imposition for one set of people to make laws that another set is coerced by force to obey?
2162	Or is it that they hope to blind the present generation to the part played in the past by the Church in relation to prostitution?
2162	Or the place where we would sit at mother''s knee, enraptured by wonderful tales of great deeds and conquests?
2162	PATRIOTISM: A MENACE TO LIBERTY What is patriotism?
2162	Poor America, of what avail is all her wealth, if the individuals comprising the nation are wretchedly poor?
2162	Poverty in all its horrors and ugliness to be dished out as an after- dinner amusement?
2162	Prison, a social protection?
2162	Strange, is n''t it, that a woman who has a kept a"house"should be able to feel that way?
2162	The awe of authority, of law, of private property, hundredfold burned into his soul,--how is he to throw it off unprepared, unexpectedly?
2162	The colleges and other institutions of learning, are they not models of organization, offering the people fine opportunities for instruction?
2162	The economic, political, moral, and physical factors being the microbes of crime, how does society meet the situation?
2162	The important and only God of practical American life: Can the man make a living?
2162	The law will place the father under arrest, and put him in convict''s clothes; but has that ever stilled the hunger of the child?
2162	The moral lesson instilled in the girl is not whether the man has aroused her love, but rather is it,"How much?"
2162	To be sure, has she not incited violence even before her birth, and will she not continue to do so beyond death?
2162	To entertain the fleet, did I say?
2162	Was Averbuch an Anarchist?
2162	Was not his mind singularly clear, analytic?
2162	Were these people Anarchists?
2162	What about the glory of woman suffrage, since it has failed utterly in the most important social issue, the child?
2162	What could not have been accomplished with such an enormous sum?
2162	What does the history of parliamentarism show?
2162	What has she achieved through her emancipation?
2162	What is really the cause of the trade in women?
2162	What is the cause that compels a vast army of the human family to take to crime, to prefer the hideous life within prison walls to the life outside?
2162	What is the real basis of punishment, however?
2162	What led to his act?
2162	What might have been her future development had she remained in this milieu?
2162	What monstrous mind ever conceived such an idea?
2162	What tortures of hell did you depict?
2162	What would become of the rich, if not for the poor?
2162	What you call crime is nothing; a murder here, a theft there, a blow now and a curse there: what do they matter?
2162	What, then, are the objections?
2162	What, then, is patriotism?
2162	Where are the Finnish Perovskaias, Spiridonovas, Figners, Breshkovskaias?
2162	Where are the countless numbers of Finnish young girls who cheerfully go to Siberia for their cause?
2162	Where are the women in any suffrage country or State that can lay claim to such a victory?
2162	Where was its judgment, its reasoning capacity?
2162	Where were the women politicians then, and why did they not exercise the power of their vote?
2162	Wherein, then, are the advantages to woman and society from woman suffrage?
2162	Who but the most ignorant dare speak of woman as a mere domestic drudge?
2162	Who dare suggest that this or that profession should not be open to her?
2162	Who does not know this never- varying refrain of all politicians?
2162	Who has not heard this litany before?
2162	Who shall ever do justice or adequately portray her heroism and self- sacrifice, her loyalty and devotion?
2162	Who would create wealth?
2162	Who would fight wars?
2162	Who would make the policeman, the jailer, if woman were to refuse the indiscriminate breeding of children?
2162	Whom in the world should I ask but you?
2162	Why do they not deter?
2162	Why does the public tolerate such an outrage on its liberties?
2162	Why has the ballot not created them?
2162	Why not?
2162	Why should I blush before anyone?
2162	Why should they punish me for taking by somewhat similar means from those who have taken more than they had a right to?"
2162	Why should this gold upon my body, and the lustre which surrounds my name, only increase my infamy?
2162	Why teach the child to hate something which does not exist?
2162	Why then expect perseverance or energy of Laura?
2162	Why, then, are prisons a social crime and a failure?
2162	Why, why these foul murders?
2162	Will anyone say that Vaillant was an ignorant, vicious man, or a lunatic?
2162	Will it ever?
2162	Will it not lead to a revolution?
2162	With Mrs. Warren these girls feel,"Why waste your life working for a few shillings a week in a scullery, eighteen hours a day?"
2162	With human nature caged in a narrow space, whipped daily into submission, how can we speak of its potentialities?
2162	Wonderfully inspiring atmosphere for the bearing of life, is it not?
2162	Would he not have known that it would result in a defeat, a disastrous defeat for the people?
2162	Yet who can deny that the same applies with equal force to the present time, even to American prisons?
2162	Yet who dare say his death was in vain?
2162	Yet, how can any one speak of it today, with every soul in a prison, with every heart fettered, wounded, and maimed?
2162	can he support a wife?
55505	''But,''asked the attorney,''what if she should suspicion something, and drop a letter to Ganoe into some street box? 55505 ''You worked it well,''said the stranger,''but what shall I write to Ganoe?
55505	Am I to understand that you have an old world here, and is this the new, just as we have it in the outer world?
55505	And do you not intend,asked Oqua,"to reveal your identity to him in some way so that when you return, no concealments will be necessary?
55505	And do you tell me this as sober truth?
55505	And from this,I said,"am I to infer that you think America is about ready for such an uplifting of the masses?
55505	And how could I get along without assistance? 55505 And how,"I asked,"would you state these purposes so as to include all you have given me, in the fewest possible number of words?"
55505	And now Dr. Day,continued my visitor,"will you undertake to discharge the trust committed to you by Jack Adams?"
55505	And was it,I asked,"necessity that compelled the founders of this district to organize this system of community life?"
55505	And what is that greater work?
55505	And what preparation do you advise?
55505	And why should I not have?
55505	And,I asked,"what is to hinder you from telling me something about these ruins now, and what they have to do with Norrena''s economic lessons?"
55505	But are we not under obligations to those who assist us when in trouble?
55505	But how am I to develop this God- like character?
55505	But how are all these numerous employes on your railroads, in your stores and the various departments of industry paid?
55505	But how is it,I asked,"that you have such a realizing sense of the horrors of poverty, when you have always had an abundance?"
55505	But how is this?
55505	But how long do you think it will be,asked the Captain,"before we will have an opportunity to get the ship clear of the ice?"
55505	But how,I asked,"can you get at them?"
55505	But how,I asked,"do you account for the change?"
55505	But the question is, How can they make the change while bound hand and foot under the profit system?
55505	But was there not some danger that designing people might get control and defeat the purposes of the organization?
55505	But what do they use?
55505	But what if I object to the arrangement?
55505	But what observations can we make,I asked,"that could not be made from the surface?
55505	But what''s the matter?
55505	But where is the light, and what can I do to shed it broadcast among them?
55505	But why,I asked,"do you now, after centuries of abundance, still make these lessons so prominent in your educational system?"
55505	But why,I asked,"is it that this concave sphere does not shut off the light from the sun?"
55505	But would you,I asked,"discourage these specific measures at this time because the masses are poor?"
55505	But,I asked,"on what grounds do you expect him to object?"
55505	But,I asked,"why should you give up this work, now that you have it so far completed, into my inexperienced hands?
55505	But,I asked,"why this equality of dividends?
55505	But,asked the Captain,"do you permit no private ownership of property at all in these communities?"
55505	But,asked the Captain,"have you no arrangement by which a man and his wife could get out on these wild lands and make a home for themselves?"
55505	But,said Norrena,"if she was a person he could not love and respect as a wife, was it not better that he should refuse to consummate the relation?"
55505	Do you intend to say,I asked,"that this is the original boat that found its way into the inner world a thousand years ago?
55505	Do you not often find this difficult?
55505	Do you propose to go alone? 55505 Do you think the danger so pressing as that?"
55505	Do you think they would refuse to make the change from profit to equity, if they had the opportunity to do so?
55505	Have your new surroundings led you to believe that we can set aside the laws of nature?
55505	How can a people who are bound hand and foot, save themselves?
55505	How could he reproach you, Nequa, when he realized that it was all for love of him?
55505	How far will it be?
55505	How is it,I asked,"that you now take the birds for our guide, something you have never done before?"
55505	How is this?
55505	How so?
55505	How,I asked,"can that be, when millions are asking to hear them read all at once?"
55505	If all these ideals have been realized, is it not a promise, or a prophecy, that our ideals of to- day, will be realized in the future? 55505 If they were indeed so poor,"I asked,"how was it possible for them to break the chains by which they were bound?"
55505	Is this the same plan that you outlined in your address?
55505	Is this true?
55505	My God,I exclaimed,"this can not be, it must not be, but how can I prevent it?
55505	Then it seems,I said,"that this was something of a religious as well as a business organization?"
55505	Then you are not a total stranger to these scenes?
55505	Then, do you believe this theory?
55505	Then,I said,"would you have me ignore this, to me, most singular system of commencing the education of children before they are born?"
55505	Well Jack, what do you think of it?
55505	Well, what of that?
55505	Were these exchanges incorporated as joint stock companies?
55505	Were you not talking Altrurian philosophy all the time we were together on the Ice King? 55505 What is that?"
55505	What''s that? 55505 Where can I find him?"
55505	Why feel under such obligations to anyone?
55505	Why go by way of the tunnel?
55505	Why hopeless?
55505	Why not?
55505	Why should they get more than people who are engaged in laborious occupations?
55505	Why what is the matter?
55505	Why,I asked,"have you had any intimation of the kind?"
55505	Will you please explain how this is done?
55505	Will you,I asked,"please explain just what you regard as the natural law of human development?"
55505	Wo n''t you give me the particulars?
55505	Would they expect any such sweeping results from selling their trade to the firm that would give them the largest rebate on prices? 55505 You certainly do not mean to say that mentally active people are not liable to get sick in this inner world?"
55505	A country or a city?"
55505	A strange voice asked:"''Where is your young wife?''
55505	Addressing Battell, Captain Ganoe asked:"What do you think of the situation?"
55505	Am I to be brought into the presence of not one, but a world full of these God- like characters?"
55505	And Yankee like I said:"I reply by asking, what do you think, Captain?
55505	And why had the usual decrepit appearance of age disappeared from view?
55505	And,"turning to me, he continued,"what do you have to say, Jack?
55505	Anything going wrong?"
55505	Are you willing to register and assume the duties incumbent upon citizenship?"
55505	As I stepped on board, I met an officer who accosted me with the familiar salutation:"Hello Jack, what will you have?"
55505	At the request of the applicants for registration as man and wife, I have invited you as witnesses and will ask if any one objects to their union?"
55505	Battell looked his astonishment as he asked:"Is this heaven?
55505	But Captain, how many do you have with you?"
55505	But is it really necessary for us to be numbered and labeled?
55505	But what can you do, and what evidence have you to offer that you can render valuable service in an expedition of this character?
55505	But what do you infer from that?"
55505	But what had become of the crew?
55505	But what of this excursion beneath the waters of the lake?
55505	But what shall be done with your baggage when it arrives?"
55505	But when was it built?
55505	But where in the world did all that sand come from?
55505	But whither would they carry us?
55505	But who will go with me?
55505	But why are the others still helpless?
55505	But why did you risk your life to save mine?"
55505	But why speculate?
55505	By what means can this be accomplished?"
55505	Can you explain it to me?"
55505	Can you explain the change in his case while the others are still helpless?"
55505	Can you explain to me why I can not turn my glass to the zenith and see the opposite side of the concave?"
55505	Can you undertake the work?"
55505	Can you, Captain Ganoe?"
55505	Captain Battell, who was walking by my side, broke in upon my meditations by asking:"What do you think of it, Jack?
55505	Could this earth be a hollow shell with an outer and inner surface?
55505	Could we escape?
55505	Did you know him?''
55505	Did you not meet an officer who could attend to your wants?"
55505	Do you see that herculean sailor rushing around down there and evidently making himself useful in caring for his comrades?"
55505	Have I been asleep?"
55505	Have you ever thought of these strange effects which flow from trivial causes?"
55505	Have you forgotten what I told you last evening?
55505	Have you no opinions to offer, and nothing to suggest?"
55505	How are the prices fixed, what is the standard and how are balances settled?"
55505	How did the multitudes, especially in this city and on this coast, escape the grasp of these money- kings who also owned the real estate?
55505	How do you account for it?"
55505	How do you expect to get up steam without fuel?"
55505	How do you like this enchanted land?"
55505	How is it that they have all merged into one type, ranging in complexion from blonde to brunette?"
55505	How is this?"
55505	How long have I been here?"
55505	How much are you willing to do toward this work of saving the world?
55505	How was it possible to preserve it so long?"
55505	How will it suit you?"
55505	I aroused him from his reverie with the inquiry:"Is this Captain Ganoe?"
55505	I felt the need of just such sympathy as hers, and why should I spurn it from me?
55505	I had traversed every latitude from Greenland to the South frigid zone and was now mentally asking"Where shall I go next?"
55505	I met MacNair in the dining hall and in his usual cheerful manner he asked:"Well, Jack, how did you rest?"
55505	I thought Battell intended that two of your sailors should go with you?"
55505	If the movement here was started by the very poor, how did they get money for the necessary cash capital?"
55505	In San Francisco--"Where shall I go next?"
55505	Is he still living?"
55505	Is not this putting on a little too much style for these regions of eternal ice?"
55505	Oqua then raising her eyes with a mischievous twinkle, asked with a comical expression of countenance:"Shall it be Jack Adams?"
55505	Recovering himself, he advanced and grasped Captain Ganoe by the hand exclaiming:"How did you get here?
55505	Shaking his hand again I asked:"Will we ever have a world of truth such as has been the dream of every altruist?"
55505	The question was, Who got the difference between the amount received by the actual producer and the price paid by the consumer?
55505	Then turning to Captain Ganoe he asked:"What do you think of our prospect of success?"
55505	Then why was it that I could not compose myself to read or write?
55505	Was it fair to those who purchased large quantities of goods, to require them to share equally with those who purchased on a small scale?"
55505	We were more than a little mystified at the turn the conversation had taken and as it related to us Captain Ganoe asked:"What does this mean?
55505	What I want to know is, why these gaseous contents at the center, are opaque while the air at the surface is not?"
55505	What could it mean?
55505	What could it mean?
55505	What do you think of it?"
55505	What is Orbitello?
55505	What is the matter?
55505	What is to come next?
55505	What right have we to the fruits of the labor of others to whom, as yet, we have been of no benefit whatever?"
55505	What shall I say to him?''
55505	What was it that had so entirely taken possession of my consciousness?
55505	What were you thinking about?"
55505	What will be your address?"
55505	When this time comes, what would you do?"
55505	Where are we?
55505	Where are your men, that women are permitted to engage in these hazardous enterprises?"
55505	Where did they come from?"
55505	Where did you come from and whither are you going?
55505	Where did you come from, and what is all this rigging for?"
55505	Who could tell?
55505	Why should I be continually thinking of him?
55505	Why such a contrast between humanity here in this great communal home, and humanity in the tenement houses in the large cities of the outer world?
55505	Why was it I felt this restless longing for something that seemed just beyond my reach?
55505	Why were the people in this communal home more robust, more beautiful and more kind and cheerful than the people of the outer world?
55505	Why would not mental suggestion have the same effect on them?"
55505	Will Captain Ganoe and yourself, with your external world experience and observation be there to superintend the work?"
55505	Will you come to Lake Byblis and start from there?
55505	Would not the tendency of such a movement be, to still further curtail the demand for labor, by depressing the the price of products?"
55505	You certainly can not think that women are out of place when they are protecting their own offspring?"
55505	You have women commanding fleets in the air, and if so, why not have them navigating the ocean and commanding your armies and navies?"
55505	and for what purpose?
55505	asked Captain Ganoe,"and should we not repay them for the burdens we impose on them?"
55505	or shall I send it to some other point?
8642	''Consent-- you?'' 8642 Am I his?
8642	Am not I the head of my house?
8642	And how did he bear it?
8642	And will that hurt them?
8642	But, Lucy,said he, suddenly,"is that your baby you have in your arms?
8642	Can this be you?
8642	Certainly; how_ can_ you ask? 8642 Had she a comfortable home?"
8642	Have you asked her whether she was satisfied with these_ indulgences_?
8642	Have you made any use of these thoughts in your life, Almeria?
8642	How,it was asked of them,"did you come here?"
8642	If Paris be enamored of his bride, His Helen,--what concerns it me? 8642 Is he not kind to you?"
8642	Is it a daughter? 8642 Is it a son?
8642	It was hard for her?
8642	Lucy,said he,"do you suppose I would hurt_ your_ child?"
8642	Shall the woman be bound by the folly of the child? 8642 Should_ these_ die, myself Preserved, of prosperous future could I form One cheerful hope?
8642	The prophet? 8642 The question in my mind is,"she resumed,"have I not a right to fly?
8642	Was that a thought of joy to her?
8642	What is the world to me?
8642	What now absurdity?
8642	Why,they said,"did you choose so barren a spot?"
8642	''At whom, then,_ did_ you look?''
8642	''Has England,''thought she,''a secret from us, while we have none from her?''
8642	... Dwell I but in the suburbs Of your good pleasure?
8642	A poor forsaken virgin who would deign To take in marriage?
8642	After the battle--"Cyrus calling to some of his servants,''Tell me, said he,''has any one seen Abradatus?
8642	Already deep questions are put by young girls on the great theme: What shall I do to enter upon the eternal life?
8642	And embrace my father heart to heart?"
8642	And has another''s life as large a scope?
8642	And how atone For all I''ve done, and left undone?
8642	And shall my life, my single life, Obstruct all this?
8642	And the result?
8642	And the result?
8642	And what had Almeria done?
8642	And what would Almeria think?
8642	And where is that?
8642	And why?
8642	And why?
8642	But here, in the_"Lettres d''un Voyageur,"_ what do I see?
8642	But how many fathers are there who would have understood at once such a child as Margaret Fuller was, or would have done even as wisely as he?
8642	But is it not surprising that such a description should apply to so few?
8642	But were these acts, whether performed judiciously or no,_ so_ bold as to dare before God and Man to partake the fruits of such offence as this?
8642	But what does this prove?
8642	But when she rejoins to this,"Very true; but suppose I choose not to have a husband, or am not chosen for a wife-- what then?
8642	But why call on God?
8642	But, in casting aside the shell, have we retained the kernel?
8642	Can I appreciate this work in a translation?
8642	Can I make V---- happy in solitude?
8642	Can any one assert that they have reason to repent this?]
8642	Can gallantry go further?
8642	Can he do, in secret, what he could not avow to the mother that bore him?
8642	Can his lips speak falsely?
8642	Can we find this much for ourselves in bustling America the next three or four years?
8642	Can we not get from the French something beside their worst novels?
8642	Clung with wild passion to a selfish resolve?
8642	Cobden is good; but if he had stood in Kossuth''s place, would he not have drawn his sword against the Austrian?
8642	Cyrus, receiving the Armenians whom he had conquered--"''Tigranes,''said he,''at what rate would you purchase the regaining of your wife?''
8642	Did_ they_ believe purity more impossible to Man than to Woman?
8642	Didst thou put thyself into the position of the poor man, and do for him what thou wouldst have had one who was able to do for thee?
8642	Do you love anybody else?"
8642	Do you never think of your vow as sacred?"
8642	Do you not feel within you that which can reprove them, which can check, which can convince them?
8642	Do you not like these yellow flowers?
8642	Does he see in her a holy mother, worthy to guard the infancy of an immortal soul?
8642	Does his heart find other means to express itself there?
8642	Does it not show a sufficiently high view of Woman, of Marriage?
8642	Does not all this sound like a history of the seventeenth century?
8642	Effeminate, say you?
8642	Hast thou a sense of thy ill fate?
8642	He has given us many gifts from his love; shall we not ask him to join us here?"
8642	He wondered when he saw them, and inquired thus of Panthea:''And have you made me these arms, woman, by destroying your own ornaments?''
8642	How could it end?
8642	I did not believe in God; for why had He permitted the dart to enter so unprepared a breast?
8642	I said,"Have you no religious scruples?
8642	I shall grieve my parents; but, were they truly such, would they not grieve still more that I must reject the life of mutual love?
8642	If at all, how often?
8642	In her pure vow of maiden chastity?
8642	Iphis says:"What shall this wretch now do?
8642	Is not manliness to thy thought purity, not lawlessness?
8642	Is not this sorrowful story of a lofty beauty?
8642	Is the happiness of my whole life to be sacrificed?"
8642	Is there no chance of your coming to Boston all this winter?
8642	Jesus of Nazareth died young; but had he not spoken and acted as much truth as the world could bear in his time?
8642	Many say,"Well, suppose we do all this; what then?
8642	May not that suffice to any man''s ambition?
8642	Merit in this?
8642	Merit in this?
8642	Must I never then love?
8642	My speech to thee was, leaning''gainst thy cheek,( Which with my hand I now caress):''And what Shall I then do for thee?
8642	Never marry one whom I could really love?
8642	Never?
8642	Now I ask you, my sisters, if the women at the fashionable house be not answerable for those women being in the prison?
8642	One spoke of his beauty and smallness of his person, and, on that, Tigranes asked his wife,''And do you, Armenian dame, think Cyrus handsome?''
8642	Or go I to the house of Capaneus?
8642	Perhaps some one will here ask, whether the supremacy of Man over Woman is attributable to nature or custom?
8642	Revenged herself?
8642	Shall I be more fortunate if I go in person?
8642	Shall I receive My father when grown old, and in my house Cheer him with each fond office, to repay The careful nurture which he gave my youth?''
8642	Shall not her name be for her era Victoria, for her country and life Virginia?
8642	Shall thousands, when their country''s injured, lift Their shields?
8642	Should they take turns, and stay with her by night as well as by day?
8642	Since Somerville has achieved so much, will any young girl be prevented from seeking a knowledge of the physical sciences, if she wishes it?
8642	Stifled under the Roman priesthood, would you not have thrown it off with all your force?
8642	The Earth waits for its King?
8642	The architecture is borrowed from England; why not the rest?
8642	The father of the count departs for the crusade; will his son join him, or remain to rule their domain, and we d her he loves?
8642	The female Greek, of our day, is as much in the street as the male to cry,"What news?"
8642	There inquires the spirit,"Is this rhetoric the bloom of healthy blood, or a false pigment artfully laid on?"
8642	There is a beautiful side, and a good reason here; but why must the beauty degenerate, and give place to meanness?
8642	Think you I am_ no stronger than my sex_, Being so fathered and so husbanded?"
8642	This form of appeal rarely fails to touch the basest man:--"Are you acting toward other women in the way you would have men act towards your sister?"
8642	To her child whom they are about to murder, the same that was frightened at the"glittering plume,"she says,"Dost thou weep, My son?
8642	Tormented all around her?
8642	Was I worthy to be parent of a soul, with its eternal, immense capacity for weal and woe?
8642	Was it so deemed forty years ago?
8642	Was not the calm equality they enjoyed as honorable as the devotion of chivalry?
8642	We care not for their urns; what inscription could we put upon them?
8642	Were brothers so dear, then, Antigone?
8642	Were her moral qualities, her beneficent life, the results of a renewed heart?"
8642	What can I do?
8642	What color should they be?
8642	What demon resists our good angel, and seems at such times to have the mastery?
8642	What is the cause of this?
8642	What is the house for, if good spirits can not peacefully abide there?
8642	What then?
8642	What word Can we reply?
8642	What would become of them, unhappy lovers?
8642	When shall we read of banquets prepared for the halt, the lame, and the blind, on the day that is said to have brought_ their_ friend into the world?
8642	When the queen says,"Dost thou sleep, My son?
8642	Where lies it, though thy name Ring over distant lands, meeting the wind Even on the extremest verge of the wide world?
8642	Who does not feel the sway of such a voice?
8642	Who else could have so carried through my family affairs?
8642	Who found such vast sums of money, and acquitted them on her own credit?
8642	Who lived so spotlessly before the world?
8642	Who so clearly set aside the Pharisaism which, as years passed, threatened to creep in among us?
8642	Who so deeply discerned as to the spirits of delusion which sought to bewilder us?
8642	Who so wisely aided me in my rejection of a dry morality?
8642	Who undertaken with him, and_ sustained_, such astonishing pilgrimages?
8642	Who would have governed my whole economy so wisely, richly and hospitably, when circumstances commanded?
8642	Who would not have lent a life- long credence to that voice of honor?
8642	Who would wish for sons From one so wretched?
8642	Who, amid such difficulties, would have always held up her head and supported me?
8642	Who, without a murmur, have seen her husband encounter such dangers by land and sea?
8642	Why am I not at liberty to declare unblushingly to all men that I will leave the man whom I_ do not_ love, and go with him I_ do_ love?
8642	Why am I not entitled, as a rational human being, to a voice in shaping them?
8642	Why did Korner so love Schneider?
8642	Why did Socrates so love Alcibiades?
8642	Why dost thou clasp me with thy hands, why hold My robes, and shelter thee beneath my wings, Like a young bird?
8642	Why is not all life music?
8642	Why of Perseus, name the town, Which Cyclopean ramparts crown?
8642	Why should I not be at liberty to earn it in any honest and useful calling?"
8642	Why should not the truth be spoken?"
8642	Why then, say some, lay such emphasis on the rights or needs of Woman?
8642	Why?
8642	Will any, poor or rich, fail to feel that the children of such a parent were rich when"Her virtues were their worldly dower"?
8642	Will there never be a being to combine a man''s mind and a woman''s heart, and who yet finds life too rich to weep over?
8642	Will you be as selfish and short- sighted as those who never plant trees to shade a hired house, lest some one else should be blest by their shade?
8642	Will you, this hour, take her place?"
8642	Wilt thou not aid One whose best hopes on thee are stayed?
8642	With religious joy, as one who knows that he who loves God can not fail to love his neighbor as himself?
8642	Would this be just?
8642	Would you have waited unknown centuries, hoping for the moment when you could see another method?
8642	You ask, what use will she make of liberty, when she has so long been sustained and restrained?
8642	You have the truth, you have the right, but could you act up to it in all circumstances?
8642	You, could you let a Croat insult your wife, carry off your son to be an Austrian serf, and leave your daughter bleeding in the dust?
8642	_ Aglauron._ Beautiful do you think her?
8642	_ Laurie._ And pray where was the husband all this time?
8642	_ Laurie._ Who is that beautiful lady to whom you bowed?
8642	and how Comes he to my destruction?
8642	are there_ none_?
8642	dost deny Thy woman''s nature with a manly scorn, And break away the gauds and armlets worn By weaker woman in captivity?
8642	have they bound those brows with no garland?
8642	his forever?
8642	how did you give?
8642	if this should take place, who will dare again to feel the throb of heavenly hope, as to the destiny of this country?
8642	or, if not married, can you find no way for him to lead a virtuous and happy life?
8642	shall thousands grasp the oar and dare, Advancing bravely''gainst the foe, to die For Greece?
8642	shed in the lamp no drop of ambrosial oil?
8642	should I run, wouldst thou be angry?
8642	thou brave and faithful soul, hast thou left us, and art thou gone?''
8642	what is he?
8642	who knew_ thee_, as to me thou art known?
8642	with joy and freedom, as one who feels that it is the highest happiness of gift to us that we have something to give again?
42329	''Did you ever spit blood?'' 42329 ''How long did this last?''
42329	''I think-- it seems to me--''A half- hour?''
42329	And has this system gone on for a hundred years,I asked,"without finding some remedy?"
42329	And some judges do, you say?
42329	And what has society done to protect itself against this aggressor? 42329 Any trace of albumen, doctor?"
42329	Anybody inside?
42329	Are not many of the unknown likely to be Catholics, too?
42329	Are not many, indeed most of those, also, Catholics?
42329	Are you a witness?
42329	Are you in earnest? 42329 At what age did your grandparents die?"
42329	But why have them here?
42329	Do you think they leave here with an admiration for our system of caring for the city''s dead-- whether the death be social, mental, or physical? 42329 Does your physician know of these examinations?
42329	Ever been here before?
42329	How can a woman in your station and of your type know about them?
42329	How many bodies do you carry each week?
42329	How would you like to be a ward politician and a heeler?
42329	How?
42329	Is it so bad as that?
42329	Is that so, officer?
42329	Is there not something wrong with the penal institutions then?
42329	Nothing wrong with my heart or lungs?
42329	Of what did each one die?
42329	See him selling anything?
42329	Then this earth-- if we may call it so-- is constantly being dug into and opened up?
42329	Were you subpoenaed?
42329	What have you to say for yourself?
42329	What is for the man''s protection?
42329	What is the charge against her, officer?
42329	What is the charge?
42329	Who does the work-- the digging, the burying, the handling of the dead, the carting, and the work for the insane?
42329	Who has sinned, this man or his parents that he was blind?
42329	Why are most of them here?
42329	Why are two of them dark wood and all the rest light?
42329	Why do they not let liquor alone, after such a hard lesson?
42329	Actual amount of gray matter, differ?
42329	Am I willing to be a moral and physical pauper preying upon the rights of my children?
42329	Am I willing to be a murderer and taint with slow poison their lives before they get them?
42329	Am I willing to be a thief and misappropriate their physical, mental and moral heritage?
42329	And has Austria no women citizens?
42329	And how will it be for her?
42329	And that it might be better without such crime producers?"
42329	And where do all these lunatics and criminals come from?
42329	And why not?
42329	And, if she did reproduce her kind, would this world be benefited?
42329	Are ignorance and innocence the same thing?
42329	Are others as little informed upon the subject as I?
42329	Are the facts known or only conjectured?
42329	Are the highest and best types of character bred in discord?
42329	Are the inmates of these from homes where harmony reigned?
42329	Are there not sex maniacs in more directions than one?
42329	Are"half"brothers and sisters and"step"children a subject of moral shock to the most rigid religionists?
42329	But have wider culture and wider opportunities made them better wives and mothers?
42329	But his civilized brother does it for him-- so why complain?
42329	But setting aside these most important features I would like to ask who is benefited by keeping together those whom hate has separated?
42329	But what has taught thoughtful men wisdom?
42329	Can any rational person believe that it is well to rear children in an atmosphere of hatred, of contention, of rebellion?
42329	Can good women live with these same men and not be polluted?
42329	Can it be said to strike at anything dear or noble for womankind that some wife is absolutely freed from such companionship?
42329	Can this be true of criminals and not of normal women?
42329	Can you conceive of the meaning to humanity of a discovery that would transform a congenital imbecile into a rational being?
42329	Can you think of an operation that would create a mind?
42329	Could any operation open to the future of the race wider possibilities and offer more brilliant hope?
42329	Could anything be more wonderful?
42329	Did he mean to imply that those places have, since the sermon, been thronged with the"wives and daughters of Brooklyn?"
42329	Did the black men, while yet slaves, give to the master their own unbiased opinion of the institution of slavery?
42329	Did you spit much blood?''
42329	Do not our penal institutions answer this question?
42329	Do the convolutions?
42329	Do the peasants tell the lord exactly what they think of him, or do they tell him what they know he wishes them to think?
42329	Do they go back with a desire to reform and become like those who devise and conduct this sort of thing?"
42329	Do you fancy that if that half idiot should ever have children they will be''whole''?
42329	Does all this difference of structure and quality appear in the infant or only in the adult brains?
42329	Does he not labor first of all to secure every scrap of evidence against the accused and to make light of or cover up anything in his favor?
42329	Does it pay me to live?
42329	Does literature throw a true or a fictitious light on such questions as these?
42329	Does the distinguished Prelate take issue with his Lord?
42329	Does the relative amount of gray matter differ?
42329	Does the religious man or woman not take this view of morals?
42329	Does use have to do with the location of the fissure of Rolando, or is that fixed at birth?
42329	Does use or development of the mental powers change the specific gravity of the brain mass?
42329	Does use, training, etc., develop gray matter, change texture, size, shape, etc., of the brain mass, or are these determined and fixed at birth?
42329	Ever been in Japan?
42329	For what?
42329	Form?
42329	From educated mothers?
42329	H. G. Is not that common- sense in surgery?
42329	HEREDITY: IS ACQUIRED CHARACTER OR CONDITION TRANSMITTIBLE?
42329	Has he not jumped at that conclusion and cast a slur upon the wrong sex?
42329	Has not humanity been long enough cursed by so degrading and degraded, so ignorant and so fatally wrong a mental, moral, social and legal outlook?
42329	Has right and wrong, sex?
42329	Have you a right to deceive certain people for the pleasure or benefit of other people?
42329	Have you ever had such cases under your own care?
42329	Honor does not demand as much of you for her as it does of her for you?
42329	How about a mixed family there?
42329	How about the children?
42329	How does the question stand then?
42329	How many men are sure that they can answer that question correctly?
42329	How would boys fare under like conditions?
42329	I fancy if he were asked a question on the subject he would look at you in stupid, silent wonder, if he did not ask:"What have they got to do with it?
42329	I turned to an officer, and asked:"Do you not think all this is bad training for boys?
42329	If he has a spark of honor or manhood in him could such a relationship, held by force, give him happiness?
42329	If he is so far below the brutes in his relationship with his mate that he can hold his position only by force is he a fit father of children?
42329	If it can not benefit society, then who is benefited by the forced continuance of the marriage relation?
42329	If it wants any other information of a medical nature, why is n''t the applicant''s own family physician quite enough?
42329	If not, how did he know that it"polluted_ their_ minds?"
42329	If not, when and where did she forfeit that right?
42329	If so where is the boundary line?
42329	If so, are the differences more or less marked in infants than in adults?
42329	If their own examiner ca n''t find anything wrong with him, is n''t that enough?
42329	If there is, as you say, no escape from our heredity and its power and influence, what is the use of trying?
42329	In an uneducated man would there be as much of the brain in front of this fissure as in a man of trained and developed mind?
42329	In whose interest is this distinction maintained?
42329	Is he a less desirable husband and father?
42329	Is he"deteriorating in his sphere?"
42329	Is honor and truthfulness toward others limited in application?
42329	Is it a fact or is it one of the fictions of fiction which it were well to stimulate and galvanize into life less persistently?
42329	Is it certain that heredity-- nature''s surest and least heeded voice-- does not in many cases say the former?
42329	Is it especially uncommon, indeed, for the most devout men and women to marry three times?
42329	Is it fair to a child that it be so reared?
42329	Is it for that reason absolutely necessary that you buy a coffin- plate to- morrow and proceed to die with lung trouble?
42329	Is it for the good of anyone to make mistakes perpetual?
42329	Is it not bad enough to have been virtuous and still have failed, without having also the stigma which this failure implies under such a code?
42329	Is it not far more terrible in such a case to give life?
42329	Is it not right-- is it not the duty of the State to secure, so far as it may, quite the opposite conditions of life for its helpless future citizens?
42329	Is it true, after all, that men are not so good protectors of women as is woman of her sister?
42329	Is not his mother as deeply interested in her boy''s welfare as is his father?
42329	Is not my salvation in my own hands and in the hands of my fellows?
42329	Is not this very double standard theory in itself a sex mania?
42329	Is that which is coarse or low for women not so for men?
42329	Is the State and are the people interested in refusing to allow two people to correct a mistake once made?
42329	Is the State interested in reproducing his kind?
42329	Is the State interested in the high character of its future citizens?
42329	Is the difference as marked as in adults?
42329	Is the frontal region of the brain larger and more developed in male than in female infants?
42329	Is there no remedy for all this?
42329	Is there no way that a useful and powerful business can be rid of features which make it both dangerous and ghoulish?
42329	Is there not food for reflection in that?"
42329	Is there unanimity of opinion on these questions?
42329	Is this Inspector"morbid?"
42329	It does not employ an attorney upon that theory; but is this not the theory upon which the prosecutor invariably conducts his cases?
42329	It is kind of awful, ai n''t it?"
42329	It is not at all important what some dead and gone Potentate said; the question before us is: What is best for society as it is now?
42329	Just as I was about to pass in he bent forward and asked quickly:"Friend of the prisoner?"
42329	No?
42329	No?
42329	No?
42329	Not hear of it until when?
42329	Now what is the implication?
42329	Of one Justice I asked,"What time do you close?"
42329	Old Albumen?
42329	One great Prelate asked in his article on this subject:"Can we look with anything short of horror upon such a condition of things?
42329	One man waved his hand to me and mumbled something and smiled-- then he called back,"Wie geht''s?
42329	Or do they need no shelter?
42329	Perhaps you will ask:"Why did he not take the warning, and follow a better course, turn the other way?"
42329	Say for yourself?"
42329	Since it is all such a dismal failure, why not plan a better way?
42329	Suppose that he really thought nothing of his mining- stock when he made his application and signed his contract?
42329	Suppose that in a short time he was called to see the mine, went into it, and died of the results of that trip?
42329	Taking life at its best estate are we not assuming a tremendous risk to thrust it unasked upon those who are at least safe from its pitfalls?
42329	That she be no longer forced to bear his society or even his name?
42329	The children?
42329	The husband?
42329	The laborer begins to argue,"Am not I partly responsible for my own condition?
42329	The mother of many children or of few?
42329	The mother who is educated or she who is the willing or unwilling subordinate in life''s benefits?
42329	The prosecutor smilingly poked his late legal adversary under the ribs and asked in a tone perfectly audible to the prisoner,"Lied, did I?
42329	The question is, then, what is best for society as it is and as it is likely to be?
42329	The same as to convolutions?
42329	The wife?
42329	Then I asked myself: Why should the city''s dead be"thrown in?"
42329	Then I asked, incidentally:"''What made you spit that blood that time, Gihi?''
42329	They said they did not see the use of it; what difference did it make, anyhow?
42329	This is an extreme and not a pleasing case, we may admit; but suppose the divorce were by death would the distinguished Prelate be so shocked?
42329	To whose advantage is it to insist that virtue is always rewarded-- vice punished?
42329	To whose advantage is it to teach by all the arts of fiction that contentment with one''s lot-- whatever the lot may be-- is a virtue?
42329	We all know that in substance the Catholic church''s answer to the question"Is Divorce wrong?"
42329	Well now, is he a less"manly man"than is the Kaffir or the Indian buck?
42329	Well, I rather think I singed your bird a little, did n''t I?"
42329	Were I to- day unborn, could I be asked for my vote, knowing all I do of life, would I vote to come into this world?
42329	Were the working women who have not the ballot, better sheltered than the men?
42329	What business has a company to ask whether an applicant has or has not been rejected by another company?
42329	What but experience and responsibility?
42329	What fiction of fiction( and, alas, of law) could be more degrading to womanhood-- and hence to humanity-- than the thought here presented?
42329	What has broadened the conception of political liberty?
42329	What indeed?
42329	What is best for society as it is now?
42329	What is its full meaning?
42329	What is the final appeal of these combatants?
42329	What taught men the danger and folly of religious and restrictive( sumptuary) legislation?
42329	What was that sin?
42329	When and where did_ man_ get his?
42329	When the boon of self government is given to the British colonies is Ireland alone to be excepted from its blessings?
42329	Where and how are they"thrown in?"
42329	Where does the drinking water come from?"
42329	Where?
42329	Which is the greater, more awful responsibility, to give or to take life?
42329	Who are the movers in that direction and upon what do they base their arguments?
42329	Who examined you over at the other place?
42329	Who is benefited or who harmed by the continuance of a loathesome relationship?
42329	Who is left to be considered?
42329	Who is likely to stamp a child with low intellectual physiognomy?
42329	Who is likely to transmit"organic debility?"
42329	Who is this devastator, this modern"scourge of God,"whose deeds are not recorded in history?
42329	Who then is benefited?
42329	Who will be likely to furnish these?
42329	Whose money was this spent?
42329	Why add suspicion to failure and misfortune, and gloss success with the added glory that it is necessarily the result of virtue?
42329	Why are they_ thrown_ in?
42329	Why ca n''t a company depend on the capacity of its own medical staff?
42329	Why confine gilded houses to one quarter?
42329	Why is it better that some girl shall be sacrificed, body, mind and soul; why is it better that she shall be his victim than that he shall be his own?
42329	Why is it that men will not submit to, if it comes from women, that which they impose upon women whom they"adore"and"truly respect?"
42329	Why is the attempt so strongly made to revise the laws and check the growing liberality in divorce legislation?
42329	Why not apply a bit of logic right here?
42329	Why not begin at the other end of the line to keep offenders apart?
42329	Why not let go and just drift on the tide of inherited conditions?
42329	Why not make laws and make them apply to the human being, leaving the sex of that human being out of the question?
42329	Why not out with it in fiction and be armed and equipped for character and life as it is?
42329	Why not set a watch on and restrict the one who does the real and permanent harm to the race?
42329	Why then for the girls?
42329	Why this constant cry for more children in a world crushed by the weight of sorrow, suffering and wrong to those already here?
42329	Why, did you know that the prosecutor you heard just now is cousin to a lord?
42329	Why, in a civilized land, should such an expression as that arouse no surprise-- be taken as a matter of course?
42329	Why?
42329	Why?
42329	Why?
42329	Why?
42329	Wie geht''s?"
42329	Would I choose to be born again?
42329	Would any man worthy the name wish to be the husband of an unwilling wife?
42329	Would it be the same in a great scholar as in a common laborer of the same general size and health?
42329	Would it not be unendurable to him?
42329	Would opportunity and mental exercise make a change in the brains of the five students that would be discoverable by microscope and scales?
42329	Would the city''s dead continue to be"thrown in"if the public stopped to think; if it understood the meaning of that single, obscure headline?
42329	Would the girl marry you or your son if she knew the exact truth-- if she were to see with her own and not with your eyes--_all_ of your life?
42329	Would women accept this sort of respect and adoration if they were not dependents?
42329	Would you be willing to marry her if she had exactly your record?
42329	Would you be willing to take her with you, or for her to go unknown to you, through all the experiences of your past and present?
42329	You truly believe then that she is worthy of less than you are?
42329	You would think she had a right-- you would not resent it if her life had been exactly what yours was and is, and if she had deceived you?
42329	from mothers who are in even a small and limited sense allowed to own themselves, to think for themselves, control their own lives?
42329	queried the doctor;''twenty minutes?''
42329	the sex that did_ not_"squander its money in patronizing these resorts?"
15380	Air- raids? 15380 An injection in the arm?
15380	And yet he had won his case and got his-- what do you say? 15380 And you?"
15380	But do n''t you know why?
15380	But how are we to live?
15380	But our luggage? 15380 But,"said Vivie,"suppose your husband and these corporals are married already, in Germany?"
15380	By the bye, I suppose you have heard that von Bissing is very ill? 15380 D''you mind posting these letters as you go out?
15380	Dear miss,said the Directeur in French,"You are so wise, I know, you will do what I wish...?"
15380	Did Michael believe she really_ had_ done it? 15380 Did n''t she hunger- strike to force the Authorities to accord her better prison treatment?"
15380	Did you ever think about the Dinosaurs, father?
15380	Do n''t you think they''re perfectly wonderful?
15380	Do you remember a fortnight ago I told you some one, some Belgian had written a beautiful poem and sent it to me for one of our newspapers? 15380 H''m, Williams?
15380	How could I what?
15380	I know Honoria Fraser-- I know Mr. Praed the architect--"The A.R.A.? 15380 I wonder what we had better do?"
15380	I? 15380 If Madame is faint--?"
15380	Lie down again on your sofa, go on with your_ petit déjeuner_--which is surely rather late? 15380 Madame is ill?"
15380	May I communicate with my friends?
15380	Miss Warren? 15380 My daughter write to her friends to ask them to obstruct the government at such a time as this?
15380	Now you shall tell me everything-- is it not so? 15380 Qu''est- ce- que ça fait?"
15380	Read and write for you, father? 15380 Some_ use_?
15380	The Dinosaurs, my boy? 15380 Then why not marry and have children?
15380	Then why,Praddy would reply,"do n''t you go and live with your mother?"
15380	Think''ow good you was to your old father down in Wales,''i m as you called your father-- an''''oo''s to say''e was n''t? 15380 Vivie--_darling_--what do you want me to do?
15380	Was it wise to bring her in?
15380	Was n''t there once a firm,_ Fraser and Warren_, which set up to be some new dodge for establishing women in a city career?--Accountancy? 15380 Well, Nannie,"he said,"come for a gossip?"
15380	Well, what is it?
15380	Well: what you want?
15380	What about?
15380	What do you think about Religion, Viv old girl?
15380	What was that?
15380	What would be the good? 15380 What_ am_ I to do?"
15380	Who are your friends?
15380	Why are they sending you away?
15380	Why should they who had done all the fighting have none of the loot?
15380	Wo n''t you smoke?
15380	You''ve brought a reprieve?
15380	_ Mother_, I hope you have n''t missed me, have n''t been unwell?
15380	''Army''dear, would you ask them to whistle for a taxi?
15380	( He asks himself anxiously"Surely all that letter was burnt before she came in?")
15380	( To Vivie)"Are you David Vavasour Williams?"
15380	( To Vivie)"Do you know Mr. David Vavasour Williams, a barrister?"
15380	("What about those peasants''stories?"
15380	--"But my dear Miss--?"
15380	--"Peg him down over a Driver Ants''nest?"
15380	----,----,_ and_----?
15380	----?"
15380	Absence of mind-- I''ve left you three fat ones") Architect?
15380	After her money?
15380	An''then I''d punch''is''ead.... An''I do n''t reckon myself a soft-''earted feller as a rule.... Reklect that Shillito Case--?"
15380	And Annie Kenney?
15380	And Bertie Adams?
15380	And Christabel?
15380	And Gardner?
15380	And Praddy?
15380	And an old woman comes up and says in French,''Madame est Anglaise?''
15380	And as to you?
15380	And buttered toast-- or if you''ve got muffins...?
15380	And did n''t she give you''refreshers,''as they call them, from time to time?
15380	And have you ever remarked another thing about all paintings prior to the seventeenth century: how_ plain_, how_ ugly_ all the people are?
15380	And if he must always be dining out and spending the evening with other people, why did he not make himself more''general?''
15380	And the Pethick Lawrences?
15380	And was she certain even of them?
15380	And where did you pick her up?
15380	And yet, I do n''t know?
15380	And-- would you mind-- you always try, I know-- bringing the things in very quietly-- here--?
15380	And_ he_ would n''t be such a fool as to have them bombed, would he?"
15380	Any more gone wrong?"
15380	Are n''t you over- trying your strength?
15380	Are n''t_ they_ at certain times not their normal selves?
15380	Are there fig trees in the Temple... still?
15380	Are you equal to walking?
15380	Are you interested in palæontology?"
15380	Are you of London?"
15380	As soon as political activities were resumed, the Conciliation Bill by the energies of the Liberal Whips was talked out( was n''t it?).
15380	As thus:--_ Counsel for the prosecution_:"We have in you the mainspring of this rebellious movement..."_ Vivie_:"Have you?"
15380	As to the United States: was their intervention going to be more than money loans and supplies of material?
15380	At Pontyffynon?"
15380	At any rate I want to help them to make an honest livelihood without depending on some one man.... Business seems to be good, eh?
15380	Besides,_ is_ it horrible?
15380	Both your voice and your face seem-- what should one say?
15380	Bother all this cackle...._ Will_ you marry me?"
15380	But I did remember one dream just before Michael went down to Newcastle to join you... was it about mermaids?
15380	But I... hear... it... is... your mother... who is the owner... from long time, and you are her daughter newly arrived from England?
15380	But Peace, you''d think, must come soon-- Seems like our poor old world is comin''to an end, do n''t it?
15380	But as a matter of fact, when he came down to Cambridge in--?
15380	But as she argued with Mrs. Warren, what else were they to do in their cruel situation?
15380	But ca n''t you find a little time to be social?
15380	But did you make any great effort to turn me from it?
15380	But do you mean to say you have already started this masquerade?"
15380	But either we have been rushed with business, or you''ve been anxious about Lady Fraser-- How is she?"
15380	But how did you hear about him?"
15380	But how?
15380	But if Lady Vera and Lady Helen knew all this for a fact, why not tell the Police?
15380	But if the New Woman_ is_ to go on the loose and be unmoral like the rabbits, wo n''t the cause suffer from middle- class opposition?"
15380	But probably their language was such as would shock Nannie.... Supposing Frank Gardner did come to England?
15380	But that as Rose and Lilian are going, Mrs.--what does she call herself, Claridge?"
15380	But were they not being surrounded by a hostile Alliance?
15380	But what about her luggage and her mother''s, and the remainder of the money?
15380	But what interested me particularly was his next admission: how different you were as a lad-- rather more than the ordinary wild oats-- eh?
15380	But what lunatic idea has entered your mind with regard to this poor waster?"
15380	But you are rebel?"
15380	But you could n''t say the places I supervise here and at Roquebrune are so bad?
15380	But you will trust me, wo n''t you?
15380	But you''ll let her know, wo n''t you, miss?...
15380	But... will you marry me?
15380	By the bye, my aunt was amnestied and so I suppose were you?"
15380	By the bye,_ where_ and_ how_ did you come to meet Honoria first?"
15380	Ca n''t I go and help every day in your hospitals?
15380	Can I rely on Praddy?
15380	Come and dine with us?
15380	Come often and see us and look upon me-- I must be fifteen years older than you are-- What,_ twenty- four_?
15380	Could Vivie see or communicate with Gräfin von Stachelberg?--with Pasteur Walcker?
15380	Could that be her own Michael?
15380	D''yer think_ I_ wanted to bother''er?
15380	D''you know I''m on the verge of thirty- seven-- and I have no definite career?
15380	D''you see?"
15380	Did he believe his son was dead?"
15380	Did his father know any such luminary of the law or any two such luminaries?
15380	Did it mean the suffragette, Vivien Warren, who had sometimes been here, and in whose adventures her husband seemed so unbecomingly interested?
15380	Did n''t you once have a pupil called Vavasour Williams?"
15380	Did she really?
15380	Did this kind lady know where a lodging could be obtained?
15380	Did you ever hear of such a ridiculous name as Petworth?
15380	Did you read those disgusting letters in the_ Times_ by the surgeon, the midwifery man, Sir Wrigsby Blane?
15380	Do n''t you know me?
15380	Do you ever hear from or of her now?"
15380	Do you ever see him now?
15380	Do you know any one in London, by the bye?"
15380	Do you know, she and I quite altered after the War began?
15380	Do you think you can rub along if I take my departure next week?
15380	Do you understand?
15380	Does everything seem to be going on all right?"
15380	Et qu''ont- ils fait pour nous, les Anglais?
15380	First, you are English?"
15380	For instance, why not come and be introduced to Michael Rossiter?
15380	For what is she notorious?"
15380	From Villa Beau- séjour, Vivien Warren passed on to the Oudekens''farm, wondering what she would see-- Some fresh horror?
15380	Gardner?"
15380	Had David really returned to him?
15380	Had Vivie before they left the hotel remembered to put some, at least, of this precious sum on her person?
15380	Had he recovered after the Boers had taken Colesberg?
15380	Had he-- er-- er-- many relations, I mean did he come of well- known people?"
15380	Had n''t she once caught Mrs. Howel Williams kissing a young stranger behind a holly bush and was n''t that why Bridget had really been sent away?
15380	Had she deserved this punishment by Fate?
15380	Have they had no mothers, no sweethearts, no sisters, no wives?
15380	Have you tried them?
15380	Have_ they_ got ductless glands, she wonders?
15380	He must be so exhausted...."And what about_ you_, miss?
15380	He must now be no more than--58?
15380	He must steep himself in the geography of South Africa-- Why not get Rossiter to propose him as a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society?
15380	He need n''t know too much about me, d''yer see?
15380	He seems awfully gone on you...?"
15380	How did he fare in these times?
15380	How did you think of it?")
15380	How many months or years would lie ahead of him before fees could be gained and a professional income be earned?
15380	How on earth did he become acquainted with this young man from South Wales?
15380	How she would solace herself that her dividends were not derived from the prostitution of English girls but only of''foreigners''?..."
15380	How soon was David coming down to see South Wales once more gloriously clothed with spring?
15380	How would he find room for them, poor man?
15380	How''d you have liked that, eh?
15380	How''re the bruises?"
15380	How_ can_ parents be so unthinking about Christian names?
15380	How_ could_ I have left it?"
15380	How_ could_ the Germans expect British women to turn against their own country in its hour of danger?
15380	I agree with you in disliking all this sexuality..."_ Norie_:"Does one_ ever_ quite know why one likes people?
15380	I always liked the smell of a smoking- room.... And your mother: how is she?"
15380	I am mad with myself...""Are you, miss?
15380	I could--""No, this is a Miss Vivien Warren--""Vivien?
15380	I dare say you remember as a boy of fifteen or so spraining your ankle in Griffith''s Hole?
15380	I do n''t know what you have in hand, but why not postpone your action till you are quite strong again?"
15380	I doubt if he was aware he had a niece.... Do n''t you remember he was killed in the Alps last autumn?..."
15380	I have never asked why-- a lawn- mowing machine?
15380	I know, miss, if you get away from here you''ll look after her and my kids?
15380	I like bein''respectable, but why_ will_ they always put me next a Bishop or an Archdeacon?
15380	I mean, are you one of Boyd Dawkins''s party to examine the new cave on the Gower coast?"
15380	I mean, that if your old man has not been exaggerating and that the difference between the naughty boy whom he sent up to London in-- what was it?
15380	I must_ rush_ back at once.... You''ll excuse me?"
15380	I only know that if we sinned against these human laws and conventions, your great career in Science-- and again, why in Science?
15380	I presume you explained everything to the Colonial Office after you got back to London and that you are now free to take up a civil career?
15380	I presume you''ve brought a lunch- basket?"
15380	I sent you, Vivie-- a newspaper with the announcement of my marriage-- Dj''ever get it?"
15380	I should have been an honest woman all the rest of me life...."What do_ you_ feel about morality?
15380	I suppose he is n''t any relation?"
15380	I suppose it is part of your make- up-- goes with the clothes and that turn- over collar, and the little safety pin through the tie--?"
15380	I suppose the real heart- felt question at the back of your mind is:_ can_ I let you have a room?
15380	I suppose the staff departed punctually at One?
15380	I suppose you''ve been in prison for some Suffrage offence?
15380	I suppose your father giv''you a bit of a shock?
15380	I thought barristers had all that marked on their briefs?
15380	I took him on in-- let me see?
15380	I took quite a lot... for theatre tickets... and you may be suspecting Bertie Adams... we ca n''t call this an Adamless Eden, can we?
15380	I wonder whether Linda would get to like me?"
15380	I wonder why we keep an office boy and not an office girl?
15380	I''m a bit stupidlike this evenin''... readin''too much.... May I stay and help you, Sir?
15380	I''ve come home a very different David to the one that left you-- what was it?
15380	If I am unreasonable what are_ they_?
15380	If it were poison sent by the German Government, what matter?
15380	If not perhaps this kind man would try to get us a cab...?"
15380	If the first half of this year is equalled by the second, I should think there would be a profit to be divided of quite a thousand pounds?"
15380	If the outer door of Michaelis''s office was locked how could Miss Kenney be expected to call and find this note awaiting her?
15380	If we neglected blood stock we would deal the farmer a deadly blow, we should-- er-- You know the sort of argument?
15380	If you could only say a word to that Colonel with whom you are living?"
15380	Is all your money in English and Belgian securities?''
15380	Is it not_ always_ thus with our friends and acquaintances?
15380	Is it possible I might work up my acquaintance with that professor whom I met in the train?
15380	Is it the portrait of a former wife?
15380	Is it true that you struck a Cabinet minister the other day?
15380	Is n''t it funny that a man should care so much about women getting the vote?
15380	Is that the man you''re sweet on?"
15380	Is this discipline necessary to the improvement of the race?
15380	Is_ that_ why you know Xeres so well?"
15380	It might be unkind, but then were we not unkind towards her father''s country, Ireland?
15380	It was about_ you_--wasn''t that funny?
15380	J''ever have a sister?"
15380	Knowing what we British people are, ca n''t you almost predict the_ bias_ of Aunt Liz''s mind?
15380	Lady Feenix''s?
15380	Le nom Walcker?
15380	Linda wondered whether_ she_ could do any indexing?
15380	Madame had kept the Hotel Leopold II in the Rue Royale?
15380	Mais ou sqnt les lauriers que réserve l''Histoire A celui qui demain forcera la Victoire?
15380	Michael had wanted me to read Hans Andersen''s fairy stories-- don''t you think they''re pretty?
15380	Michaelis?"
15380	Might I ask if you are bound on the same errand as I am?
15380	Mr. Lloyd George going to address a pro- Boer meeting at Aberystwith( was it?)
15380	My appearance_ is_ rather Welsh, do n''t you think?
15380	My gals used to come in here and find me cryin''as often as not....''Comment, Madame,''they used to say,''pourquoi pleurez vous?
15380	Nicht wahr?
15380	No, Vera?
15380	No?
15380	No?
15380	Not well enough off?
15380	Now dear, are you ready with that lymph?"
15380	Or a bite from some passionate mistress in a buried past?
15380	Or chained?
15380	Or could Williams be spoony on Honoria?
15380	Or have you only made it up?"
15380	Or if you ai n''t reg''lar set on_''i m_, why not giv''up this suffrage business and live a bit with me here?
15380	Or is the cruelty in human disciplinary laws?
15380	Or of a sister who committed suicide?
15380	Or was it merely bought in Venice for the sake of the carving?
15380	Or why wait for that to marry?
15380	Or:"Mike, could you cut that cake and hand it round?"
15380	Perhaps the American Consul might help them?
15380	Permettez que je vous fasse la meme piqure?"
15380	Rossiter broke in:"Now what would you like to do in the afternoon, Miss Warren?
15380	Rossiter_ to_ Frank Gardner_, archly:"I suppose you''ve come home to be married?"
15380	Sam Gardner?
15380	Shall not General Sir Petworth Armstrong die in the great débacle of the world- wide War?
15380	Shall they call you a cab?
15380	She burst out:"_ Have_ you seen the Red Placard they have just put up?"
15380	She had a great friend-- what was it?
15380	She had known plenty young couples marry and live very happily on Two hundred and fifty a year, and Mr. Williams must surely be earning that?
15380	She is in the hall outside-- feels a little faint I think with shock-- might she-- might I?"
15380	She lives twenty miles from here, at Gower-- and... and... there''s an end of it...."Now you wo n''t run away back to London till you''re obliged?
15380	She often said about this time-- touching wood as she did so--"could any woman be happier?"
15380	She opened her eyes to meet his, as he bent over her, and said with the ghost of an arch smile:"I-- have been-- of some use-- to you, haven''t-- I?
15380	She seems to know a lot about Spain; but I do n''t feel encouraged to ask her:"Was your father in the wine trade?
15380	She would in the approach to Christmas, 1909, look round and survey her happiness: could any one have a more satisfactory husband?
15380	Should she even tell Rossiter?
15380	Should she go on with the bold adventure?
15380	Sie verstehen nicht Deutsch, gnädiges Fraulein?"
15380	So she can-- have I not shown it by what I have done?
15380	Sometimes however Michael at last roused to consciousness of the fretful little presence would say"What?
15380	Sort of morganatic Queen?
15380	Still... throw plenty of mud and some of it will stick.... And what_ was_ her full, true story?
15380	Stockbroking?
15380	Surely not putting my papers in order-- or rather disorder?
15380	Sweety?
15380	Tell me first, what really became of the real David Williams, the young man you met in the hospital and wrote to me about?"
15380	The Polizei answered that they had none to give.... Might she accompany her friend?
15380	The W.S.P.U.?
15380	The life I lead, the people who come here?"
15380	Their pleasant relations could thus continue-- perhaps-- who knows?--to the end of this War,"to that peace which will make us friends once more?"
15380	Then after a pause he resumed:"I think you said you were going to Swansea?
15380	These two sentences run over a period of-- what did I say?
15380	They are talking of turning her out of her club because of the things she says before the waitresses..."_ Vivie_:"What things?"
15380	They do say however she''s a great_ flirt_..."Indiscreet questions:"How much will you make out of this case?
15380	Though we would n''t be without''em, would we?"
15380	Three years ago Michael would have replied:"_ You?_ Nonsense, my dear.
15380	Twin brother, perhaps; but had she one?..."
15380	Violet?
15380	Vivie?
15380	Want any money?"
15380	Warren?"
15380	Warren?).
15380	Warren_:"Dj''ever see yer Aunt Liz?"
15380	Was Mr. Williams''s defence of Arbella so very wonderful as the evening papers said?
15380	Was ever Ministry in a greater dilemma?
15380	Was it a conspiracy into which they were luring her husband, already rather compromised as a man of science by his enthusiasm for the Suffrage cause?
15380	Was it a reprieve?
15380	Was she going to die soon and was there a hereafter?''
15380	Was she handcuffed?
15380	Was this to be a Church revival?
15380	We had helped France to Morocco and Italy to Tripoli; why should we bother about Servia?
15380	Well then, as to sex disqualification, a few weeks hence I shall become David Vavasour Williams, and I presume he was a male?
15380	Well, I''ll be damned"( he was eventually)"I wonder whether the old gal had a son as well as that spitfire Vivie?!"
15380	Well: what is the quarrel now?
15380	Were the Germans to blame, she asked herself?
15380	Were we very tender towards national independence in Egypt, in Persia?
15380	What about Beryl?"
15380	What about your Dinosaurs?
15380	What an anxiety children were, were n''t they?
15380	What are we to do?"
15380	What business am I going specially to undertake in Mr. Michaelis''s office on the top storey of 88- 90?
15380	What did she lack for happiness?
15380	What did she wear when she was tried?"
15380	What do you want me to do?
15380	What do_ you_ dream about, Mr. Williams?
15380	What happened then to Vivie?
15380	What have you done with your duds?
15380	What is it?"
15380	What is the good of a peerage if it ends with your life?
15380	What should you say if I_ did_ marry-- Major Armstrong...?
15380	What silly notion have you got into your head?"
15380	What was it like seeing her in prison?
15380	What was that building now called?
15380	What were they?"
15380	What, then, have I to fear?
15380	When are you going to get your call?"
15380	When are you going to take me to Louvain?"
15380	Where am I?
15380	Where did_ Fraser and Warren_ have their office?
15380	Where do you live?
15380	Where is Mrs. Pankhurst?
15380	Where should they go?
15380	Where''s your luggage?
15380	Where, if she did, were they to go?
15380	Where, in this measureless universe-- which indeed might only be one of several universes-- was God to be found?
15380	Who are_ you_ and what are you doing here?"
15380	Who can say?
15380	Who gave you the money to pay in to my-- to Vivie''s account?"
15380	Who has given me that thousand pounds?"
15380	Who shall describe the hats of 1910?--and before and since-- in all but the very poorest women?
15380	Who was there to consult?
15380	Why be so morose?
15380	Why ca n''t they, with one so clever, shorten the term of probation?
15380	Why could he not have gone straight home and rested_ there_?
15380	Why did I go away?
15380	Why did n''t Mr. Williams marry some nice girl and make a home for himself?
15380	Why do n''t yer pick up a decent husband somewhere and drop all this foolishness about the Suffragettes?
15380	Why do n''t you-- but perhaps you do?--join evening classes at the Polytechnic?--or at this new London School of Economics which is close at hand?
15380	Why do you bother about Beryl?
15380	Why do you look so solemn?
15380	Why does he not marry and settle down?
15380	Why have they such a bitter feeling against your sex?
15380	Why may n''t we love where we please?
15380	Why not come out and dine with me at the Hans Crescent Hotel?
15380	Why not drop politics and take up philosophy?
15380	Why quarrel with her fate?
15380	Why was Michael Rossiter wedded to Linda Bennet when he was no more than twenty- five, and she just past her coming of age?
15380	Why, what''s the matter?"
15380	Why_ should_ we have wanted to be like men?...
15380	Will you introduce me to our young friend here?"
15380	Williams go abroad.... Do n''t you think there is something that ought to win over Providence in that happily chosen name?
15380	Williams stood in the yellow light of the west window, reading a letter..."Cousin?
15380	Wo n''t you do so?
15380	Wo n''t you share it?"
15380	Wodjer want to go fallin''in love with some chap as''as got a wife already?
15380	Wonder''ow she came to be''ere?
15380	Would Miss Warren care to come with me?"
15380	Would he sometimes read aloud and sometimes write his letters, or even the finish of his History?
15380	Would it be safe, d''you think, in that capacity to go down and see his old father?"
15380	Would it not tend to prolong the War?
15380	Would she ever turn against her nursling now, above all, when he was showing himself such a son to his old father?
15380	Would they really supply the fighting men, the one thing at this crisis necessary to defeat Germany?
15380	Would you mind showing him in here?
15380	Yer know since I''ve made my peace with you...._ Ai n''t_ it a rum go, by the bye?
15380	Yet why all this mystery?
15380	You are surely joking-- what do you say?
15380	You do n''t have to pass a medical examination for the Bar, do you?"
15380	You do n''t know?
15380	You done good wherever you went... to my pore mother-- wonder, by the bye, what_ she_ thinks and''ow_ she''s_ gettin''on?
15380	You have?
15380	You introduce all manner of irrelevant matter--"_ Counsel_:"You decline to answer my questions?"
15380	You know as well as I do that in most cases it makes little or no difference; and if it does, what about men?
15380	You know his address in Wales?
15380	You know how she grappled with that Norfolk estate business?"
15380	You know they howked him out of Woodcote?
15380	You know those Charles Davis shares I bought at 5_s._ 3_d._?
15380	You pull my leg?
15380	You remember, Praddy?
15380	You understand?"
15380	You will believe me when I say I''ve done_ nothing_ wrong, nothing that you, if you knew all the facts, would call wrong...?"
15380	You''ll always love me, wo n''t you?
15380	_ Blackbeard_:"What were you doing there?"
15380	_ Counsel_( to Vivie):"You heard my questions?"
15380	_ Counsel_:"Have you spoken of him as your cousin?"
15380	_ Counsel_:"Well-- er-- a member of the Bar-- well known in the criminal courts-- Shillito case--"_ Judge_:"Really?
15380	_ Counsel_:"Well-- er-- for being associated abroad with-- er-- a certain type of hotel synonymous with a disorderly house--"_ Vivie_:"Indeed?
15380	_ D.V._ Williams?
15380	_ David_:"You mean it did n''t come from those''Hotels''?"
15380	_ Father_:"Ah it''s Rossiter who puts all these ideas into your head, is it?"
15380	_ Frank_:"My story?
15380	_ Hawk_:"What was your crime?"
15380	_ He_ gave it to me-- you know whom I mean by''_ He_''?
15380	_ Honoria_:"Well, about Beryl?"
15380	_ I_ understand you are_ the_ Miss Warren, the Miss Warren who make the English Government afraid, nicht wahr?
15380	_ Judge_, interposing with a weary air:"_ Who_ is David Williams?"
15380	_ Norie_ continues:"Do you remember Beryl Clarges at Newnham?"
15380	_ Norie_:"How_ is_ she?
15380	_ Norie_:"I remember your going down to see your aunt after you broke off relations with your mother in-- in--1897...?"
15380	_ Norie_:"I suppose you are not refusing him for the same old reason-- that vague suggestion that he might be your half- brother?"
15380	_ Norie_:"So you really_ are_ going to take the plunge?"
15380	_ Praed_:"What, David, the Welsh boy?
15380	_ Quelle_ clientele, et pas chiche''--I suppose you understand French?
15380	_ Rossiter_:"You forget, dearie, you''ve got to open that Bazaar in Marylebone Town Hall--"_ Linda_:"Oh, have I?
15380	_ Surely_ you will let me go up to our room and pack it-- and take it away?
15380	_ Vivie_( flushing in the firelight):"Does he?
15380	_ Vivie_:"But those papers on my desk?
15380	_ Vivie_:"How''s your mother?"
15380	_ Why_ did you do this?
15380	_ Why_ did you risk your life to come here;_ oh why, oh why_?"
15380	_ Why_ do they drive us to these extremes?
15380	_ Will_ you marry me?"
15380	_ what_ did I say?
15380	_ why_ are we tortured like this?
15380	_ why_ was n''t_ I_ there, instead of in the House?
15380	client?
15380	no relation-- was Miss Warren...."What, one of the Warrens of Huddersfield?
15380	off-- I dare say you remember it?
15380	what is all the fuss about?
15380	what?
15380	when?
15380	why do you tolerate such people and why prostitute your studio to such unwholesome art?"
15380	why?"
43098	''Tis funny, ai nt it? 43098 Ai nt it terrible?"
43098	And each one of those children has an equal right to life and liberty?
43098	Do you believe him to be omnipotent, omniscient, and all- just?
43098	Do you think all people alike?
43098	Does he ever speak of it?
43098	Have you lived here long?
43098	How are vacancies to be obtained? 43098 How do you propose to get all this?"
43098	How much rent do you pay?
43098	Like it?
43098	Mrs. Bossert,I cried out,"are n''t you ashamed of yourself?
43098	My clothes,I reiterated;"are they here or upstairs?"
43098	No,he said shortly, and then with a sudden look at her,"Effie, what do you think love is?"
43098	One over the other?
43098	Shall I help you over?
43098	The criminal slew,says Tolstoy:"are you better, then, when you slay?
43098	The result? 43098 Then you believe he has the power to order all things as he wills, and being all- just he wills all things according to justice?"
43098	Then you believe him to be the impartially- loving father of all his created children?
43098	Three rooms?
43098	What do you mean? 43098 What was it blew?
43098	Where is our bridge?
43098	Which is?
43098	Will you kiss me once? 43098 Will you let me off at Ninth and Race?"
43098	Would you like to hear that they,--one,--the worst of them, was dead?
43098	***** What have you done, O Church, That the weary should bless your name?
43098	= Why?
43098	A dream?
43098	A sharp contraction went across the strong bent face:"No?
43098	A vision?
43098	AVE ET VALE Comrades, what matter the watch- night tells That a New Year comes or goes?
43098	Abraham, David, Solomon,--could any respectable member of society admit that he had done the things they did?
43098	After a little silence she asked without looking at him:"What are you thinking of, Bernard?"
43098	After all, who are the really old?
43098	Ah, know we not in their feasting halls Where the loud laugh echoes again, That brick and stone in the mortared walls Are the bones of murdered men?
43098	Am I blasphemous?
43098	Am I blasphemous?
43098	Am I not as the rest of you, With a hope to reach, and a dream to live?
43098	Am I not the breath of life that pants and struggles for relief?"
43098	Am I repentant because I saved its starving body from Famine''s teeth?
43098	Am I repentant for that, you ask?
43098	Am I repentant for the act, the last on earth in my power, to save From the long- drawn misery of life, in the early death and the painless grave?
43098	An hour later she was back at the old question,"Was it my fault?"
43098	And begin to quest the libraries for literary justifications of their preference?
43098	And does not all the audience go home in love with her?
43098	And for one''s ideal dream of a fat meal?
43098	And have we not Zaza, who is worth a thousand of her respectable lover and his respectable wife?
43098	And if you have not yourself, are you able to delegate to any judge the power which you have not?
43098	And is the action of the man who takes the necessities which have been denied to him really criminal?
43098	And leap in again?
43098	And meanwhile?
43098	And pray, what idea of life should a people have whose means of life in their own way have been taken from them?
43098	And she thought on,"Why does he want to live at all, why does any one want to live, why do I want to live myself?"
43098	And suddenly the question came into my head:''If you had the power would you save Nathaniel''s life or bring back the water to the glen?''
43098	And tear back?
43098	And that other men, with guns upon their shoulders, ride beside them-- with orders to kill if the living links break?
43098	And the earth is gray; A bitter wind is driving from the north; The stone is cold, and strange cold whispers say:"What do ye here with Death?
43098	And was I less Than you?
43098	And what help is there?
43098	And what hope is there?
43098	And what is the result of it?
43098	And what of the dream that turned to madness and destroyed the thing it loved the best?
43098	And when you have done all this, what then do you do to them, these creatures of your own making?
43098	And why defense at all?
43098	And why punishment?
43098	And why shall they not become thieves?
43098	And why?
43098	Are these all the aims of Anarchism?
43098	Are we not they who delve and blast And hammer and build and burn?
43098	Are you feeble and timid of spirit?
43098	Are you in a hurry?"
43098	Are you strong and courageous?
43098	As a prominent lawyer, Mr. Thomas Earle White, of Philadelphia, himself an Anarchist, said to me not long since:"What are you going to do about it?
43098	Ask a method?
43098	At Macon, in the sixth century, says August Bebel, the fathers of the Church met and proposed the decision of the question,"Has woman a soul?"
43098	At what moment will the fierce impurities borne from its somber and tenebrous past be hurled up in you?
43098	BASTARD BORN Why do you clothe me with scarlet of shame?
43098	Because I hastened what time would do, to spare it pain and relieve its death?
43098	Bred for the shambles, with curses begotten, Useless to all save the rotting grave- worm?
43098	But do you think it''s love that makes David act as he does to you?
43098	But meanwhile must we not punish to protect ourselves?
43098	But what, say you, had it to do with his instinctive modesty?
43098	But whatever you think of Morral, pray why was Ferrer arrested and the Modern School of Barcelona closed?
43098	But who can know them all?
43098	But"Oh, how, how was the miracle accomplished?
43098	But, do you know what I am thinking?"
43098	Can they lay aught on thee with"Be alone,"That hast conquered breath?
43098	Can they weight thee now with the heaviest stone?
43098	Can this be done in a city?
43098	Could they who had seen these things"forgive and forget"?
43098	Dare you say that?
43098	Defense of what?
43098	Defense to whom?
43098	Did Ferrer know this?
43098	Did I accuse you?"
43098	Did I not love it?
43098	Did they shrink from the stab of the dressmaker''s needle?
43098	Did they sleep, I wonder, on the night before the 20th of May, when that dark thunder of vengeance was gathering to break?
43098	Did you ever see a dead vine bloom?
43098	Did you not know it all long ago?"
43098	Do I have time to waste on this disgusting scene?
43098	Do I not also live where you have sought to pierce in vain?
43098	Do I not fear for the judgment hour?
43098	Do I repent that I killed the babe?
43098	Do I repent?
43098	Do n''t they look beautiful?"
43098	Do they mean anything at all by it?
43098	Do they not know how all this traffic would crumble like the ash of a burnt- out fire, once the blaze of science were to flame through Spain?
43098	Do we forget them, these broken ones, That our watch to- night is set?
43098	Do we not appear therein as curious little dwarfs who have somehow gotten"big heads"?
43098	Do we not know that our brothers die In the cold and the dark to- night?
43098	Do you ask Spring her method?
43098	Do you ask whence the perfume that round you creeps When your soul is wrought to the quick with pain?
43098	Do you curse the bloom of the heather wild?
43098	Do you expect healthy morals out of all these poisoned bodies?
43098	Do you keep to the law of the just, And hold to the changeless true?
43098	Do you know that every day men run in long procession, upon the road they build for others''safe and easy going, bound to a chain?
43098	Do you know what it is they see up there above you, they whose eyes look through the mist of gray and the shroud of darkness?
43098	Do you know what it is?
43098	Do you know,"turning suddenly to him with a sharp change in face and voice,"what I would be wicked enough to do, if I could?"
43098	Do you punish them for their idiocy or for their unfortunate physical condition?
43098	Do you question the sun that it gives its gold?
43098	Do you remember when Nathaniel died?
43098	Do you scowl at the cloud when it pours its rain Till the fields that were withered and burnt and old Are fresh and tender and young again?
43098	Do you search the source of the breeze that sweeps The rush of the fever from tortured brain?
43098	Do you shun the bird- songs''silver shower?
43098	Do you still expect the due of youth and beauty?
43098	Do you think people come out of a place like that better?
43098	Do you trample the flowers and cry"impure"?
43098	Does any one want to shake his hand, the hand that kills for pay?
43098	Does it mean that in our day there is nothing interesting in good health, in well- ordered lives?
43098	Does not each bosom shelter me that beats with honor''s generous tide?
43098	Does their music arouse your curling scorn That none but God blessed them?
43098	For what is it to be legitimate, born"according to law"?
43098	For who are we to be bound and drowned In this river of human blood?
43098	Go into the courts, and fight for your legal rights?
43098	Going to see Chinatown?"
43098	Had the hammers been beating on that fair young face?
43098	Hanging?
43098	Has not one of our latter- day martyrs said,"Men die, but principles live"?
43098	Have I not promised you a sweet release when your dark pilgrimage on earth is o''er?
43098	Have I wronged any?
43098	Have we not the"Second Mrs. Tanqueray"who comes to grief through an endeavor to conform to a moral standard that does not fit?
43098	Have we not the_ Philistine_ and its witty editor, boldly proclaiming in Anarchistic spelling,"I am an Anarkist?"
43098	Have you blown out the breath of their sighs?
43098	Have you ever watched it coming in,--the sea?
43098	Have you ever wondered in the midst of it all_ which particular drops of water_ would strike the wall?
43098	Have you heard the children''s moan, By the light of the skies denied?
43098	Have you heard the cry in the night Going up from the outraged heart, Masked from the social sight By the cloak that but angered the smart?
43098	Have you no such thing as a slave?
43098	Have you strengthened the weak, the ill?
43098	Have you touched, have you known, have you felt, Have you bent and softly smiled In the face of the woman, who dwelt In lewdness-- to feed her child?
43098	Have you wiped the dark tears from their eyes, And bade their sobbings be still?
43098	He entered with a smile:"Can I do anything for you this morning?"
43098	He glanced at the crowd with a thin smile:"Do?
43098	He smiled tolerantly:"You, wicked?
43098	He took another''s liberty; and is it the right way, therefore, for you to take his?
43098	He went on:"You love the child, do n''t you?
43098	How and when were these schools founded?
43098	How are gardens possible in a city?
43098	How could it be anything else?
43098	How did they know it would come?
43098	How do you guard the trust That the people repose in you?
43098	How free are your people, pray?
43098	How hast Thou heard their prayers Smoking up from the bleeding sod, Who, crushed by their weight of cares, Cried up to Thee, Most High God?
43098	How to explain it?
43098	How will the chains be broken?
43098	However, Madero and his aids are in, as was expected; the question is, how will they stay in?
43098	I conceive the poor wretch might reply as follows:) To say in my defense?
43098	I shall smile when I die"?
43098	If he is so bad a man, why in the name of wonder did he ever get in the penitentiary?
43098	If he is so_ great_ a criminal, why is he not with the rest of the spawn of crime, dining at Delmonico''s or enjoying a trip to Europe?
43098	If he loved you, would he let you work as you work?
43098	Ignorant, mean and soulless was he?
43098	In Defense of Emma Goldman and the Right of Expropriation The light is pleasant, is it not, my friends?
43098	In the end I swallowed it as I did a lot of other"pre- digested"knowledge(?)
43098	Is Bella ready to go?"
43098	Is he morally worse than the man who crawls in a cellar and dies of starvation?
43098	Is he to be let go, as he is now, until he does some violent deed and then be judged more hardly because of his natural defect?
43098	Is it a wonder that most of them came out Anarchists?
43098	Is it any wonder that the law of compulsory education is a mockery?
43098	Is it life to creep and crawl and beg, And slink for shelter where rats congregate?
43098	Is it not enough that"things are cruel and blind"?
43098	Is it that you are weary of the yoke of love I lay on you?
43098	Is it, then, life, to wait another''s nod, For leave to turn yourself to gold for him?
43098	Is there aught in them you can see To merit this hemlock you make me drink?
43098	Is there nothing more divine Than the patched up broils of Congress,--venal, full of meat and wine?
43098	Is there, say you, nothing higher-- naught, God save us, that transcends Laws of cotton texture wove by vulgar men for vulgar ends?
43098	Is this the way to the kitchen?
43098	Is this thy word, O Mother, with stern eyes, Crowning thy dead with stone- caressing touch?
43098	Is this your Divine Justice?
43098	Is this your faith?
43098	It does not occur to them that the child''s question,"What do I have to learn that for?"
43098	It says,"Do you believe in God?"
43098	Know ye the Law, that ye dare to blast The bell of gold with your clanging brass?
43098	Know ye the harvest the reapers reap Who drop in the furrow the seed of scorn?
43098	LOVE''S COMPENSATION I went before God, and he said,"What fruit of the life I gave?"
43098	Let woman ask herself,"Why am I the slave of Man?
43098	Love them and help them, to teach them to be better?
43098	May we not linger till the day is broad?
43098	May we not weep o''er him that martyred lies, Slain in our name, for that he loved us much?
43098	Me, who knew That the gentlest soul in the world looked there, Out of the gray eyes that pitied you E''en while you cursed her?
43098	Moreover, who is to say how they may develop their methods once they have a free opportunity to do so?
43098	Mourn ye the prisoner from his chains let free?
43098	Must we also be cruel and blind?
43098	Must we forever thus worthlessly perish, Burned in the desert and lost in the snow?
43098	My own fingers were curiously numb and inert; had I, too, become a shadow?
43098	Nay, none are stirring in this stinging dawn-- None but poor wretches that make no moan to God: What use are these, O thou with dagger drawn?
43098	No longer than a week since an Anarchist(?)
43098	No, you have never felt it?
43098	Not every brow that boldly thinks erect with manhood''s honest pride?
43098	Not every workshop brooding woe, not every hut that harbors grief?
43098	Not strange if some should pause and shudder and cry out,"Is it worth the sacrifice?"
43098	Now do we see that all men eat,--eat well?
43098	Now what in all conscience would any one with decent human feeling expect a Yaqui to do?
43098	Now, is it reasonable to suppose that the individuals who are thriving upon these sales, want a condition of popular enlightenment?
43098	Now_ will_ somebody tell me why either sex should hold a corner on athletic sports?
43098	OUT OF THE DARKNESS Who am I?
43098	Oh, in the mass of sunshine must they still cry for light?
43098	Oh, is there no one to find or to speak a meaning to_ me_, To me as I am,--the hard, the ignorant, withered- souled worker?
43098	Oh, that my god will none of me?
43098	Only a little, only so much as to give you health again; is that too much?
43098	Only one of the commonest common people, Only a worked- out body, a shriveled and withered soul, What right have I to sing then?
43098	Or bow to the chalice that holds The wine of your Sacred Feast?
43098	Or did they dread some stronger weapon?
43098	Or does it mean simply that the most powerful writers are themselves diseased, and can only paint disease?
43098	Or does it mean that the rarest thing in all the world is the so- called normal man, whom tacit consent assumes to be the commonest?
43098	Or rather what does Government do with them?
43098	Or remembering Say that her love had bloomed from Hell?
43098	Regard it a proof that the people were appeased?
43098	Rests not a nook for me to dwell in every heart, in every brain?
43098	Shall the fruitless root not burn, And be wasted utterly?"
43098	Shall you go to the picnic?
43098	Shall you then cry out for punishment if they are hurled up in another?
43098	She had not expected such an one; how could she?
43098	She looked at him once as she said,"What do you think the people will do about it?"
43098	She walked away and sat down in a corner alone; what could she do, what could any one do?
43098	Should I say that I blush for this face of Man?
43098	Should come with faith''s holy torch To light up your altar''d fane?
43098	Should they be so mighty anxious to convert their strength into wealth for some other man to loll in?
43098	Should we call it a condition of peace?
43098	So if it was justice to Effie, what is it to that other woman?
43098	So there is enough, who cares?
43098	So unrepentant, so hard and cold?
43098	Such is the test we are to apply to the present inquiry, What is wrong with our present method of Child Education?
43098	Sun for the road, sun for the stones, sun for the red clay-- and no light for this dark living clay?
43098	THE GODS AND THE PEOPLE What have you done, O skies, That the millions should kneel to you?
43098	THE ROAD BUILDERS("Who built the beautiful roads?"
43098	That it''s all good and settled?
43098	That the Mexican people are satisfied?
43098	The elephant calmly upraised his trunk, And said,"Did I hear a green chipmunk?"
43098	The glitter and blare in the laughing press, And din of the merry street?
43098	The indifferentist shrugs his shoulders and remarks to the conservative:"What have I to do with it?
43098	The problem then becomes, Is it possible to stir men from their indifference?
43098	The question naturally intrudes, How does the Church, how do the religious orders manage to accumulate such wealth?
43098	The rest?
43098	The sources of wealth remain indivisible forever; who cares if one has a little more or less, so all have enough?
43098	The very best answer a child ever gets to its legitimate inquiry,"Why do I have to learn such and such a thing?"
43098	The whirl of the dancing feet?
43098	Then her mouth settled in a quiet sneer and she murmured:"How long is''forever''?
43098	Then why create a second class of parasites worse than the first?
43098	There are thousands of such, why then commemorate this one?
43098	They who had seen ten year old children lashed to make them tell where their fathers were?
43098	Things change, seasons change, you, I, all change; what''s the use of saying''Never-- forever, forever-- never,''like the old clock on the stairs?
43098	Those who, by the essence of their belief, are committed to Direct Action only are-- just who?
43098	To preserve your cruel, vicious, indecent standard of purity(?)
43098	To the question"What have you to say in your defense?"
43098	To what end are they produced?
43098	Trampled, forsaken, foredoomed, and forgotten,-- Helplessly tossed like the leaf in the storm?
43098	Was I not born with hopes and dreams And pains and passions even as were you?
43098	Was it he I loved?
43098	We had thrust the roses through with our forbidding quills,--what matter that a barbarian nail crucified this last one?
43098	We know it now, and we care no more; What matters life or death?
43098	We may inquire, Is he to be exterminated at birth because of certain physical indications of his criminality?
43098	Well, what is this, This crime I commit, being"bastard born"?
43098	Were they not common men, subject to the operation of common law?
43098	What are the lauded"rights,"Broad- sealed, by your Sovereign Grace?
43098	What are the love- feeding sights You yield to your subject race?
43098	What are we to conclude from all these reports?
43098	What beast of all the beasts is not prouder and freer than we?"
43098	What could be added to this splendid tribute by Jay Fox to the memory of= Voltairine de Cleyre=?
43098	What country can preserve its liberties if its rulers are not warned from time to time that the people preserve the spirit of resistance?
43098	What do you know about Mexicans?
43098	What do you mean when you say"The home of the free and brave"?
43098	What do you see?"
43098	What does Society do?
43098	What else could you expect from the Crusader, the Reformationist, the Revolutionist?
43098	What good does it do?"
43098	What had I done?
43098	What had been his mental evolution during those 24 years?
43098	What have those mercies been, O thou, who art called the Good, Who trod through a world of sin, And stood where the felon stood?
43098	What have you done to preserve the conditions of freedom to the people?
43098	What have you done-- you the keepers of the Declaration and the Constitution-- what have you done about all this?
43098	What help is there?
43098	What hope is there?
43098	What is it to be illegitimate?
43098	What is really necessary for a child to know which he is not taught now?
43098	What is that wondrous peace Vouchsafed to the child of dust, For whom all doubt shall cease In the light of thy perfect trust?
43098	What is the crime that you hissingly name When you sneer in my ears,"Thou bastard born?"
43098	What is the meaning of it?
43098	What is to be done in the way of altering or abolishing it?
43098	What is_ a_ revolution?
43098	What of purity can ye know, Ye ten- fold children of Hell and Sin?
43098	What rashness is it that you meditate?
43098	What then will become of the surplus product when the manufacturer shall have no foreign market?
43098	What then?
43098	What then?
43098	What to thee is the island grave?
43098	What to us are the crashing bells That clang out the Century''s close?
43098	What to us is the gala dress?
43098	What waits them?
43098	What waits?
43098	What was that spirit?
43098	What was the plantation owning of our southern states in chattel slavery days, compared with this?
43098	What was the use?
43098	What was this opportunity for which the Jesuitry of Spain waited with such terrible security?
43098	What would you think of the meanness of a man who would put a skirt upon his horse and compel it to walk or run with such a thing impeding its limbs?
43098	What, now, can we offer in the way of suggestions for reform?
43098	What, then, would I have?
43098	When the wind comes roaring out of the mist and a great bellowing thunders up from the water?
43098	Where are they?"
43098	Where was the loving hand that had nursed them to bloom in this hard, unwonted weather; loved and nursed and--_sold_ them?
43098	Which is more necessary, the sunshine or the rain?
43098	Which is the real Christianity, the simple doctrine attributed to Christ or the practical preaching and realizing of organized Christianity?
43098	Which is the real Commune,--the thing that was, or the thing our orators have painted it?
43098	Which will be the influencing power in the days that are to come?
43098	Who are we to lie in a swound, Half sunk in the river mud?
43098	Who are your accomplices?''
43098	Who cares if something goes to waste?
43098	Who read it?
43098	Who thinks a dog is impure or obscene because its body is not covered with suffocating and annoying clothes?
43098	Who was he, that drunken sot, with his smirching, wabbling hand, that I should fear to take the roses from him?
43098	Who would?"
43098	Whom should I accuse since all are innocent?
43098	Why any child should not have free use of its limbs?
43098	Why are you not as I, who in one moment fly to the utterest universe?
43098	Why do n''t you cry out when a gag is on your lips?
43098	Why do n''t you go to the seashore or the mountains, you fools scorching with city heat?
43098	Why do n''t you raise your hands above your head when they are pinned fast to your sides?
43098	Why do n''t you run, when your feet are chained together?
43098	Why do n''t you spend thousands of dollars when you have n''t a cent in your pocket?
43098	Why do we have to keep still so long?
43098	Why do you point with your finger of scorn?
43098	Why is intelligence dealt thus harshly with?
43098	Why is my brain said not to be the equal of his brain?
43098	Why is my work not paid equally with his?
43098	Why may he take my children from me?
43098	Why may he take my labor in the household, giving me in exchange what he deems fit?
43098	Why murmur since I am I?
43098	Why must I grind my teeth and sit there helpless, while those beautiful things were crushed and blasted and torn in living fragments?
43098	Why must it all die?"
43098	Why must my body be controlled by my husband?
43098	Why not put up with the original one?
43098	Why not to the other, equally a helpless victim of an evil inheritance?
43098	Why ruin the rhythm and rhyme of the great world''s songs with moaning?
43098	Why should a fraction be made to stand on its head?
43098	Why should they clasp their hands, And bow at thy shrines, O heaven, Thanking thy high commands For the mercies that thou hast given?
43098	Why should they kiss the folds Of the garment of your High Priest?
43098	Why should they lift wet eyes, Grateful with human dew?
43098	Why so much fear?
43098	Why was he thrown in prison and kept there for more than a year?
43098	Why was it sought to railroad him before a Court Martial, and that attempt failing, the civil trial postponed for all that time?
43098	Why, now, have we such a continually increasing percentage of stealing?
43098	Why?
43098	Why?
43098	Why?
43098	Will it be said that Circumstances aided them?
43098	Will it cease?
43098	Will it freeze?
43098	Will them away while yet unborn?"
43098	Will there not be atrocious crimes?
43098	Will you forever shame me with your beastliness?"
43098	Will you look at these, the under- stratum of your social earth, and tell them they are free?
43098	Will you persistently hide your heads in the sand and say it is because men grow worse as they grow wiser?
43098	Will you tell me where they will go and what they shall do?
43098	Will you tell them ignorance is their greatest curse and education their only remedy?
43098	Will you tell these people there is a good, kind, merciful God who loves them, meting out justice to them from the skies?
43098	Will you touch my hand?
43098	With a soul to suffer, a heart to know The pangs that the thrusts of the heartless give?
43098	With desert wind and desolate wave Will they silence Death?
43098	Would I have you forget that the wine in the glasses was your children''s blood?
43098	Would he live off you?
43098	Would it be life to you?
43098	Would n''t he wear the flesh off his fingers instead of yours?
43098	Would you be always young?
43098	Would you have me forget?
43098	Would you have me hate her?
43098	Would you have me question her whence and how The love- light streamed from her heart''s deep ray?
43098	Would you say,"We are rid of this obscenist"?
43098	Would you smile to see him dead?
43098	Wroth was the Lord and stern:"Hadst thou not to answer me?
43098	Ye idle mourners, crying in your grief, The souls ye weep have found the long relief: Why grieve for those who fold their hands in peace?
43098	You are just the bubble on its crest; where will the current fling you ere you die?
43098	You do n''t understand that I love you, and I ca n''t see it?
43098	You do n''t understand what you are doing with yourself?
43098	You know those problems in geometry of the hare and the hounds-- they never run straight, but always in a curve, so, see?
43098	You surely will keep our foundation- day picnic?"
43098	You, tyrant radicals(?
43098	You, who have set them the example in every villainy?
43098	_ She was my mother-- I her child!_ Could ten thousand priests have made us more?
43098	_ Why_ might I not take them?
43098	and bow my neck to serve to keep up the gaudy show?
43098	and how did that change a division suddenly into a multiplication?"
43098	and what is taught that is unnecessary?
43098	and what is_ this_ revolution?
43098	electrocution?
43098	if we read that in the state of Illinois the farmers had driven off the tax collector?
43098	if, flung against the merciless rocks of the channel, while you swim easily in the midstream, they fall back and hurt other bubbles?
43098	that individual wickedness is the result of all our marvelous labors to compass sea and land, and make the earth yield up her wealth to us?
43098	that the coast states were talking of secession and forming an independent combination?
43098	that the prison doors of Maryland, within hailing distance of Washington City, were being thrown open by armed revoltees?
43098	that to conceive a higher thing than oneself and live toward that is the only way of living worthily?
43098	went up to a deaf sky, did you presage this desolate appeal coming to you out of the unlived depths of nineteen hundred years?
43098	with more regard for the rights of their fellow men?
43098	with more respect for society?