This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
identifier | question |
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33775 | Did it remain on board the vessel? |
33775 | Do you suppose it could find its way back to its master? |
33775 | Do you suppose they really know what we have done for them? |
33775 | How long has this been done? |
33775 | Now,said Mrs. Robin to Jack,"I must go back to your sisters-- will you go with me?" |
33775 | O, does n''t it look pretty, grandpa? |
33775 | Were they alone? |
33775 | What does it mean? 33775 Why not?" |
33775 | Why not? |
33775 | Why, sis, do you want our chickens and birdies all carried off? |
33775 | Why, what are you doing here this bright morning? |
33775 | But where is Dick?" |
33775 | Grandpa, what would you do with this dead hawk?" |
33775 | run quick into the house, or you will be killed!''?]" |
45086 | What bird_ was_ that? 45086 But ask of anyone, How is it done? 45086 How are they fixed to the skeleton? 45086 How is it done with such incredible speed and accuracy? 45086 How is it that birds ever came to such a pass? 45086 How should one describe the wing of a bird, as one sees it in flight? 45086 What bird can beat him, or even match him, in the art of doubling back on his tracks? 45086 What were theirnobler traits"? |
45086 | Who could mistake the goldfinch for any one else but himself? |
45086 | Who needs to be told that birds fly? |
45086 | Why did that giant razor- bill known as the great auk become flightless? |
45086 | Why do they not fly all abreast? |
45086 | Why does the woodcock invariably drop after a charge of shot, even though not a pellet has touched it, while a snipe pursues its way? |
45086 | Why is it that ducks and geese commonly fly either in Indian file, or in a roughly V- shaped formation, with the apex of the V forward? |
45086 | Why then, did the penguin suffer the loss of the use of his wings for flight? |
45991 | A general alarm? |
45991 | Ah get de money an''de canoe as well? |
45991 | Ah,he said viciously,"I touched you there, eh?" |
45991 | Ahoy there,hailed the lieutenant through a megaphone,"who are you?" |
45991 | And what do you think, Frank? |
45991 | And what is that funny pot with a pipe on the top of it over there? |
45991 | And who may Black Bart be? |
45991 | And you told him--? |
45991 | Are they going to kill him? |
45991 | Are they more dangerous than alligators? |
45991 | Are they still here? |
45991 | Are we all ready, Harry? |
45991 | Are you all ready? |
45991 | Are you ready, Adams? |
45991 | As if I''d leave you,said Frank, indignantly,"ca n''t you run another foot, old boy?" |
45991 | But how did they trace us to Miami? |
45991 | But what can have happened to her? |
45991 | But why are you so anxious to keep us out? |
45991 | But you said your tribe was opposed to them? |
45991 | By jacklight? |
45991 | Can we do nothing? |
45991 | Can we make it? |
45991 | Can you handle your revolver, Harry? |
45991 | Certainly,said Lathrop,"what''s that got to do with it?" |
45991 | Comment, vee fight lek ze tiger- r- r n''c''est pas? |
45991 | Confound it, what''s that? |
45991 | Could you guide us to this place, Quatty? |
45991 | Did you come on this train? |
45991 | Did you think it was''nuffin''but a panfer''ten minutes ago? |
45991 | Disappeared? |
45991 | Do n''t you''uns see that they''uns is Black Bart''s friends? |
45991 | Do you think it''s Indians? |
45991 | Do you think that will be all right? |
45991 | Do you think that''s the boys snoring? |
45991 | Do you think they could have weathered the squall in her? |
45991 | Do you think they have the machine finished yet? |
45991 | Don''you see smoke ober dere? |
45991 | Driven out by the government? |
45991 | Dry- shod? |
45991 | From a tramp? |
45991 | Give me the story then, will you? |
45991 | Go back? |
45991 | Gone? |
45991 | Good gracious, was that an earthquake? |
45991 | Have you seen him before? |
45991 | He is a pretty sizeable reptile and that''s a fact,remarked Frank,"But what would you say to a serpent twenty feet long?" |
45991 | He''s not a beauty,remarked Harry in the same low tone;"what about him, Billy?" |
45991 | How about that, Quatty? |
45991 | How came you by this, master? |
45991 | How did he induce him to visit him? |
45991 | How did these men ever find their way to the interior? |
45991 | How did you get here? |
45991 | How do you know that there were two others? |
45991 | How do you make that out? |
45991 | How far is the river mouth from here? |
45991 | How on earth did you know that? |
45991 | How would you like to help us build the_ Golden Eagle II_? |
45991 | Hullo, there, my hearty,cried Ben Stubbs, for he was the vocalist, as his eyes took in the situation,"what''s all this?" |
45991 | I beg your pardon, Lathrop,apologized Frank,"wo n''t you come over to the house and sit down awhile?" |
45991 | I ca n''t guess,he said;"bought a farm?" |
45991 | I do n''t know,stammered Billy wiping his brow,"there does n''t seem to be anything doing, does there?" |
45991 | I do n''t think there''s much doubt of that, Ben,replied Frank,"the thing is how did they get here?" |
45991 | I say, Frank,whispered the young reporter,"have you noticed that fellow at the next table?" |
45991 | I say, look out where you are coming, ca n''t you? |
45991 | I suppose that the Walrus was some sort of a pirate ship? |
45991 | If I give you that Buddha will you unlock these stocks and these handcuffs before you go? |
45991 | If I would care to come? |
45991 | If only the boys were here we could make it in the canoes in a short time,sighed Billy,"but what are we to do? |
45991 | Is dat so, Massa Harry, fo''a fac''? |
45991 | Look here,exclaimed Frank,"what do you make of this?" |
45991 | Me? 45991 Now where''s de poles?" |
45991 | Oh, Billy, what are we going to do? |
45991 | Oh, Billy, what has happened? |
45991 | Oh, anywhere-- what''s the matter with Africa? |
45991 | Oh, by the way,asked Billy,"did you have any more manifestations from our dark- skinned friend on your way to New York?" |
45991 | Oh, is that so? |
45991 | Oh, so you''re afraid to let me see your aeroplane are you? 45991 Poles? |
45991 | Pretty good for a week''s work, eh? |
45991 | Remarkable? 45991 Run for it?" |
45991 | Say, Frank, could n''t you take me along? |
45991 | See that leg o''mutton? |
45991 | Sofkee? |
45991 | Some white men that came into the''glades? |
45991 | Supper? |
45991 | Suppose the_ Golden Eagle II_ is gone? |
45991 | Sure,replied the other unblushingly,"ai n''t it worth something to you''uns for we''uns to hev fetched it to you?" |
45991 | Ten thousand dollars? |
45991 | The islands round Cape Sable? |
45991 | The thing is now, how long will it take you to build this craft? |
45991 | Then Seminoles do n''t use nothing like this that ever I heard of.--What''s that? |
45991 | Then you are an officer? |
45991 | Then you think they secured guides from some other tribe? |
45991 | W- w- w- what,stuttered Quatty,"yo''goin''on, Marse Frank?" |
45991 | Was this all you found? |
45991 | We wo n''t let him know,said Frank with emphasis,"but how do we know that you will keep your word?" |
45991 | Well, Lathrop, what on earth are you doing here? |
45991 | Well, Pinckney? |
45991 | Well, Quatty, what do you think of it as far as you''ve gone? |
45991 | Well, is he to come? |
45991 | Well, what are you doing here, then? |
45991 | Well, what do you think of it? |
45991 | Well? |
45991 | Well? |
45991 | Well? |
45991 | Were you ever a moonshiner, Ben? |
45991 | What about the other side of the island? 45991 What are we making, Frank, do you estimate?" |
45991 | What are you going to do? |
45991 | What are you putting those on for? |
45991 | What are you squatting on the floor for? |
45991 | What are you thinking of, Frank, old boy? |
45991 | What are your plans? |
45991 | What are your plans? |
45991 | What can be the matter? |
45991 | What can it mean? |
45991 | What d''ye want y''ar, strangers? |
45991 | What did that there poor fellow that''s drownded say to you he done with Pork Chops? |
45991 | What did you say it was, Pork Chops, you inky pirate? |
45991 | What do you know about this, Quatty? |
45991 | What do you make of it, Ben? |
45991 | What do you mean? |
45991 | What do you mean? |
45991 | What do you mean? |
45991 | What do you propose to do now? |
45991 | What do you suppose he did with the money after he had sold the ruby for twelve thousand dollars? |
45991 | What do you suppose is the significance of it? |
45991 | What do you suppose it is, Frank? |
45991 | What if I should refuse to tell you? |
45991 | What if the two men had visited the sloop and scuttled her or destroyed the_ Golden Eagle II_? |
45991 | What if they should take it into their heads to attack us? |
45991 | What is it, Harry? |
45991 | What is it? |
45991 | What is it? |
45991 | What is the last trace you have of the plotters? |
45991 | What is your latitude and longitude? |
45991 | What on earth are you doing here? |
45991 | What on earth are you talking about, Billy? |
45991 | What on earth is it? |
45991 | What palaces have you ever seen? |
45991 | What were we to do? |
45991 | What were you doing up there in the woods while we were talking? |
45991 | What you all mean, Marse Lathrop, by saying dose unkindnesses''bout dis yar ship of mine? |
45991 | What''s that dangling at her stern, Bagsby? |
45991 | What''s the matter? |
45991 | What''s the matter? |
45991 | What''s the matter? |
45991 | What''s the matter? |
45991 | What''s the trouble? |
45991 | What''s this here buccaneer bein''a''doing of now? |
45991 | What? |
45991 | What? |
45991 | Whatever is that, Quatty? |
45991 | Where are these white men? |
45991 | Where could they get such a guide? |
45991 | Where do you coal her? |
45991 | Where was this yere communication found? |
45991 | Where? |
45991 | Who are you to be giving orders? |
45991 | Who are you? |
45991 | Who are you? |
45991 | Who do you suppose could have built it? |
45991 | Who do you suppose took it? |
45991 | Who ever heard of an owl that knocked about in the sunlight before? |
45991 | Who is that? |
45991 | Who''s there? |
45991 | Why do n''t you steal it from us; we ca n''t prevent you? |
45991 | Why do you wish to know? |
45991 | Why, Quatty, you''re not going to back out now, are you? |
45991 | Wid de greates''of ease,replied the negro, quite proud of the impression he had produced,"but what fo''yo wan''to go dere?" |
45991 | Will you accept the assignment? |
45991 | Wo n''t you stop and have lunch with me? |
45991 | Yes, but the two canoes that followed the one they put him in? |
45991 | Yes, but who are these people? |
45991 | Yes, but why did they carry off Pork Chops? |
45991 | Yes? |
45991 | You are leaving here to- night in canoes for the coast? |
45991 | You are the Boy Aviators we have all heard so much of? |
45991 | You mean to strike right back into the wilderness? |
45991 | You''re a rough fellow, my dear Scudder,another voice commented,"are you never in a softer mood?" |
45991 | At the same moment Pork Chops''yells awakened the others and Ben Stubbs roared out with stentorian lungs:"Ahoy, there aboard the sloop-- What''s up?" |
45991 | But were they going ahead? |
45991 | By the way,"he broke off suddenly,"where is good old Ben Stubbs?" |
45991 | Can you fellows keep a secret?" |
45991 | Can you understand us?" |
45991 | Different from old Camp Plateau in Nicaragua, eh?" |
45991 | Do n''t you think we might head them off without destroying the aerodrome? |
45991 | Do you know anything about it?" |
45991 | Even if they could weather the flames, could they get through such smoke alive? |
45991 | Good time plenty, how?" |
45991 | Hark, what is that they are shouting upstairs? |
45991 | Harry, where are you?" |
45991 | Has the wave struck her?" |
45991 | He resisted the temptation, however, and simply asked eagerly:"When do you start?" |
45991 | How much shall you require do you suppose?" |
45991 | How on earth can you--?" |
45991 | I wonder?" |
45991 | In this lonely untraveled spot who could it be? |
45991 | It flashed across his mind that the cloth covering the planes might catch and then? |
45991 | More for the sake of creating a diversion than anything else, Ben said:"Wonder what''s become of that floating pumpkin- seed the Squeegee?" |
45991 | Only once, however, he irrelevantly remarked:"Keelhaul that Pork Chops, where is he?" |
45991 | Or had the same mysterious forces that held the Boy Aviators captive wrecked their ship, too? |
45991 | Pork Chops?" |
45991 | Say,"he added suddenly,"could ye jes''wait a while till I paddle home an''say goo''-bye to my wife?" |
45991 | The question was,--had a poisonous reptile bitten him? |
45991 | They remained silently gazing before them for several minutes-- it was Ben who broke the silence:"What about the_ Carrier Dove_? |
45991 | Time and again Harry, whose voice was growing momentarily fainter, had murmured to Frank:"You do n''t think he will fail us, Frank?" |
45991 | Upsetting me overboard and trying to drown me, eh? |
45991 | Was it the end? |
45991 | Was the expedition well advised? |
45991 | What are you so secretive for?" |
45991 | What boat''s that?" |
45991 | What can be the matter?" |
45991 | What could be the matter? |
45991 | What could have happened? |
45991 | What do you want?" |
45991 | What does it all mean do you suppose?" |
45991 | What for? |
45991 | What have you done with the colored man you took from the sloop last night?" |
45991 | What is more delightful than a re- union of college girls after the summer vacation? |
45991 | What would they find when they got there? |
45991 | What would you say if we could tell you your errand here?" |
45991 | When would the persons who had crackled the broken branch on the hillside recover their courage enough to make a further advance? |
45991 | Where do you intend to build the ship?" |
45991 | Where is this air- ship of yours and where are the canoes in which you brought it here?" |
45991 | Who are you and what do you want around our camp?" |
45991 | Who could it be? |
45991 | Who says-- yes?" |
45991 | Who the dickens are you?" |
45991 | Why for do n''t you alls bring they''uns into camp?" |
45991 | Why not manufacture it out and out in the country you have mentioned?" |
45991 | Would it never come? |
45991 | Would the aeroplane be there? |
45991 | asked Harry, laughing,"do n''t you want to see the scenery?" |
45991 | exclaimed Frank,"what on earth is that, Ben?" |
45991 | exclaimed Scudder,"ai n''t you afraid of the United States government being suspicious?" |
45991 | exclaimed his listener enthusiastically,"then you will accept the commission?" |
45991 | questioned Frank,"are there any smooth spots clear of trees in the swamp?" |
45991 | said the elder brother,"what was it?" |
4356 | ''Fraid of gett''n sun- struck? |
4356 | ''Riddlecum, riddlecum ree; What can the answer be?'' |
4356 | A fog bank? 4356 Ai n''t there any blamed way at all to stop her?" |
4356 | All alone, Trot? |
4356 | All right,said Trot,"where do you keep the menagerie?" |
4356 | Am I to be patched, or what? |
4356 | An''have to wait on the Snubnoses instead of bein''a Queen? |
4356 | And let the Boolooroo capture us again? |
4356 | And would you prefer to go home to remaining here? |
4356 | Anything else? |
4356 | Apples? 4356 Are all the servants of the old Boolooroo here?" |
4356 | Are n''t we already lost in this fog? |
4356 | Are n''t you rather slow? |
4356 | Are they good to eat? |
4356 | Are you a giant? |
4356 | Are you addressing that word to me? |
4356 | Are you condemned to be patched, too, little one? |
4356 | Are you of royal birth? |
4356 | Are you ready? |
4356 | Are you? |
4356 | Are you? |
4356 | Are your kings elected, then? |
4356 | As how? |
4356 | Been to town? |
4356 | But ca n''t you ever get-- get-- UNpatched again? |
4356 | But can YOU do that circus act, Trot? |
4356 | But how did they get to Sky Island? |
4356 | But how did you get up there? |
4356 | But how''ll we ever manage to get there? |
4356 | But is n''t six hundred years an awful long time to live? |
4356 | But what can you do here? |
4356 | But what did you do with it? |
4356 | Ca n''t I do it? 4356 Ca n''t I take any of the treasure with me?" |
4356 | Ca n''t we fight the frogs? |
4356 | Ca n''t we land anywhere else? |
4356 | Ca n''t we shy your Tut- Tor- mar- line-- or whatever you call her-- in some way an''deal with you direct? |
4356 | Ca n''t you MAKE the frogs let us through? |
4356 | Ca n''t you dry up? |
4356 | Ca n''t you see me? |
4356 | Ca n''t you see? |
4356 | Ca n''t you tie us together, then? |
4356 | Can you tell us, Mister-- Mistress-- good Mr. Frog-- eh, eh, your Royal Highness, if we''re on the right road to the Pink Country? |
4356 | Catch a ride wi''some one? |
4356 | Could n''t there be one? |
4356 | Could n''t you let yourself down with one of the sheets from the bed? |
4356 | Could you climb down a rope ladder, Cap''n? |
4356 | Dare you dictate to me? |
4356 | Dear me,said Trot, throwing herself into a chair,"was n''t that a sudden change of fortune, though? |
4356 | Did n''t I tell you, Button- Bright, that Cap''n Bill knows ever''thing? |
4356 | Did you say MAGIC Umbrel, Button- Bright? |
4356 | Did you see clearly? |
4356 | Do n''t we look funny? |
4356 | Do n''t you think so, Rosalie? |
4356 | Do n''t you want me to go with you? |
4356 | Do you have a governess? |
4356 | Do you know how to work that Magic Umbrella? |
4356 | Do you like girls? |
4356 | Do you think the Pinkies would fight the Blueskins? |
4356 | Do you? |
4356 | Does it ever rain here? |
4356 | Does it indeed? |
4356 | Does n''t he wear but one? |
4356 | Does n''t it hurt? |
4356 | Does n''t the sun ever shine? |
4356 | Does the book say that? |
4356 | Does the book tell how old he is? |
4356 | Down where? |
4356 | Folks do n''t learn things with their legs, do they? |
4356 | Had we better go to the other side? |
4356 | Hain''t walked the nine mile from the railroad station, have ye? |
4356 | Has anyone ever come out of that Arch alive? |
4356 | Have n''t you any father? |
4356 | Have n''t you any umbrellas? |
4356 | Have one? |
4356 | Have you nearly finished? |
4356 | How about witches? |
4356 | How came you in the Blue Country, from whence you say you escaped? |
4356 | How can we jog To a frog in the fog? |
4356 | How could he patch US? |
4356 | How did it happen? |
4356 | How did what happen? |
4356 | How do you know? |
4356 | How do you mix it? |
4356 | How long have you lived? |
4356 | How old is the Boolooroo? |
4356 | How''ll we carry it? |
4356 | How''s that? |
4356 | How? |
4356 | However did you get here, mate, in the Boolooroo''s own den? 4356 I know all that, Cap''n, but why was n''t it made for humans, too, if they can manage to fly in it? |
4356 | I''m the Queen of the Pinkies just now, am I not? |
4356 | I''ve had enough of the Blue Country, have n''t you? |
4356 | I''ve hearn tell o''them sky keeridges; someth''n''like flyin''autymob''ls, ai n''t they? |
4356 | If I get you out of the palace, can you hide yourself so that you wo n''t be found? |
4356 | Is it an island? |
4356 | Is it? |
4356 | Is n''t it pretty? |
4356 | Is n''t there a law to cover this case? |
4356 | Is n''t this the Pacific Ocean? |
4356 | Is n''t''pass''n''away''jus''the same as dyin''? |
4356 | Is not a snub nose the highest mark of female beauty? |
4356 | Is supper ready, mama? |
4356 | Is that true? |
4356 | Is the Monster Man whose legs are part wood a dangerous creature? |
4356 | Is the Pink side of Sky Island bigger than the Blue side? |
4356 | Is there a fence around the edge? |
4356 | Is there another half to Sky Island?'' 4356 Kill me? |
4356 | Know anyone around here? |
4356 | May I ask, ma''am,said Cap''n Bill, addressing the Witch,"why you have decided to murder of us in this cold- blooded way?" |
4356 | Must we fight you? |
4356 | Now then, where''ll we go? |
4356 | Now, you Blue Cap''n, who are you and your soldiers going to obey, me or the snubnosed ones? |
4356 | Oh, a airship, eh? |
4356 | Oh, have you conquered us, then? |
4356 | Oh, is this Sky Island, then? |
4356 | Oh; is that your home? |
4356 | Or will you come with us peaceably? |
4356 | Papa,exclaimed Turquoise angrily,"can you not prevent this vile Earth Being from addressing us? |
4356 | Ready? |
4356 | Sail away? 4356 So now, Queen Trot, what''s next on the program?" |
4356 | So the question is, what''s to be done? |
4356 | So this is how you waste your time, is it? |
4356 | Sugar on''em? |
4356 | Suppose it''s a friend? |
4356 | Tell me, Captain, have you such a thing as a Brass Band in this City? |
4356 | Tell me,said Ghip- Ghisizzle,"did you not take the Royal Record Book from the Treasure Chamber of the Boolooroo?" |
4356 | Tell me,said Rosalie,"If you had your Magic Umbrella, could you fly home again in safety?" |
4356 | Tell me,she said gently to the boy,"why are you here, and why do these people of the sky wish to destroy you?" |
4356 | The Earth? 4356 Then I''ve the right to make new laws, have n''t I?" |
4356 | Then why do you not get the umbrella? |
4356 | Then why have n''t you ever been there? 4356 There is n''t any water around it, is there?" |
4356 | Through the Fog Bank? |
4356 | We''re in no hurry to get back, are we, Button- Bright? |
4356 | We''ve got an extra room with a nice bed in it, and we''d love to have you stay just as long as you want to, would n''t we, Cap''n Bill? |
4356 | We''ve had a good time, have n''t we, Trot? |
4356 | Well, if he went to Araby, or was born there, he''d be an Arabian Knight, would n''t he? 4356 Well, well, Trot,"he said, coming up,"is this the way you hurry to town?" |
4356 | Were you ever in the Land of Oz? |
4356 | What are they good for? 4356 What are those buildings over there?" |
4356 | What are you doing here at this hour? |
4356 | What arguments are advanced by the six Counselors who voted to allow them to remain here as guests? |
4356 | What arguments have the others advanced? |
4356 | What can be done? |
4356 | What cons''quences? |
4356 | What do they eat, then? |
4356 | What does he say to his reversal of fortune? |
4356 | What does this mean? |
4356 | What has to be did, mate? |
4356 | What in the Sky do you mean by sitting on my feet? 4356 What in the Sky is THIS crowd?" |
4356 | What is being patched? |
4356 | What is it, Coralie? |
4356 | What is it, then? |
4356 | What is your name, please? |
4356 | What next, Queen Trot? |
4356 | What pays you, then, for all your bother? |
4356 | What queer, dreadful- looking creatures are these? 4356 What shall I call her, then?" |
4356 | What shall we do, Rosalie, allow them to remain here as honored guests, or toss them over the bushes into the sky? |
4356 | What shall we do? |
4356 | What will you do with the monsters, papa? |
4356 | What would happen if you did n''t march through the Arch? |
4356 | What''s become of Tiggle? |
4356 | What''s being patched? |
4356 | What''s goin''to happen to this tough ol''warrior, Trot? |
4356 | What''s going to become of me, then? |
4356 | What''s holding US up? |
4356 | What''s the name of it? |
4356 | What''s wrong, Button- Bright? 4356 What''s your real name?" |
4356 | What, that little cabin? |
4356 | When do we march? |
4356 | When will that be? |
4356 | When? 4356 When?" |
4356 | Where are my soldiers? 4356 Where did you come from?" |
4356 | Where did you get it? |
4356 | Where do you s''pose the real Sky Island can be? |
4356 | Where in the Sky did you come from, then, and where is your country located? |
4356 | Where is it? |
4356 | Where is this Arch? |
4356 | Where shall we go? |
4356 | Where''ll we go? |
4356 | Where''ll we go? |
4356 | Where''s Tiggle? 4356 Where''s the key to the Treasure Chamber?" |
4356 | Where''s the umbrel? |
4356 | Which IS the best? |
4356 | Who are you to be patched to? |
4356 | Who is Tourmaline? |
4356 | Who knows? |
4356 | Who will guard the Treasure Chamber? |
4356 | Who will it be, then? |
4356 | Who''s Cap''n Bill? |
4356 | Why ca n''t I? |
4356 | Why ca n''t we all go together? |
4356 | Why could n''t there be an island in the sky that would be named Sky Island? |
4356 | Why do n''t you make her the Queen? |
4356 | Why do they call this an Island? |
4356 | Why have you decreed death to these innocent strangers? |
4356 | Why not wait until this shower is over? |
4356 | Why not? |
4356 | Why not? |
4356 | Why not? |
4356 | Why not? |
4356 | Why not? |
4356 | Why not? |
4356 | Why of course? |
4356 | Why, that was a magic night, was n''t it? |
4356 | Why, what is there about my umbrella that seems insulting? |
4356 | Why? |
4356 | Why? |
4356 | Why? |
4356 | Why? |
4356 | Why? |
4356 | Will they throw us over the edge? |
4356 | Will you take the parrot home with you, Trot? |
4356 | Wo n''t let you change your mind, eh? |
4356 | Wo n''t you come home with us? |
4356 | Wo n''t you please get rid of them, too, your Majesty? 4356 Would you have your own father sliced so that you could rule in his place?" |
4356 | Would you like to escape? |
4356 | Yes,said the Queen,"but how does that apply to these strangers?" |
4356 | You thought you could defy me, Earth Clod, did you? 4356 You''re-- you''re WHAT, Trot?" |
4356 | Ai n''t this a pie?" |
4356 | Ai n''t you hungry, child?" |
4356 | Am I right, Cap''n Bill?" |
4356 | Apples? |
4356 | Are n''t you sorry for yourselves?" |
4356 | Are you all contented, Pinkies?" |
4356 | As they led the now- famous animal from the room, the Boolooroo shuddered and said,"How dare you people give orders in my palace? |
4356 | At once, Button- Bright exclaimed,"Why, where has she gone?" |
4356 | Boolooroo?" |
4356 | But who are you, please?" |
4356 | Ca n''t any of you remember two or three hundred years back when he first began to rule?" |
4356 | Ca n''t they be discharged?" |
4356 | Ca n''t you help us?" |
4356 | Can they do anything useful?" |
4356 | Can you keep a secret?" |
4356 | Can you remember it?" |
4356 | Coralie, do you consider''majesty''a proper word to use when addressing a Queen?" |
4356 | Did n''t Button- Bright come safe all the way from Philydelfy?" |
4356 | Did you drop down in that way, my lad?" |
4356 | Did you ever taste a parsnip?" |
4356 | Did you suppose a palace would be like one of our handsome residences?" |
4356 | Do n''t you find it hard work to''member all of your name?" |
4356 | Do n''t you know the Boolooroo of the Blues will have revenge? |
4356 | Do n''t you know you will be punished for your impudence? |
4356 | Do n''t you remember me?" |
4356 | Do you know how to do that?" |
4356 | Do you know this Law?" |
4356 | Do you like boys?" |
4356 | Do you s''pose, Trot, your mother would let me stay here all night?" |
4356 | Do you think it''s a fairy country, Trot?" |
4356 | Do you understand?" |
4356 | Do you understand?" |
4356 | Have n''t you any fairies here?" |
4356 | Have you read this Law, Tourmaline?" |
4356 | How dare you come into my garden and knock me on the head with that awful basket and then fall on my toes and cause me pain and suffering? |
4356 | How dare you laugh when I''m talking? |
4356 | How dare you sit in our presence?" |
4356 | How dare you speak when I''m talking?" |
4356 | How dare you, I say? |
4356 | How dare you?" |
4356 | How?" |
4356 | I wonder why folks get cross when it rains? |
4356 | I wonder why?" |
4356 | I''m Queen o''the Pinkies an''Booloorooess o''the Blues, an''--""What''s that?" |
4356 | Is it guarded?" |
4356 | Is n''t it surprising how little people know of their Laws? |
4356 | Is n''t that right, Cap''n?" |
4356 | Is n''t there some house in the City they can all live in, Ghip?" |
4356 | Is the Blue City captured?" |
4356 | Is the Pink Country on the other side of it?" |
4356 | Is your Blue Country very big?" |
4356 | It gives us the blues, do n''t it, Trot? |
4356 | Just then they were all startled by a swift flapping of wings, and a voice cried in shrill tones,"Where are you, Trot? |
4356 | Or Cap''n Bill or Button- Bright?" |
4356 | S''pose you jus''call yourself the Boss? |
4356 | Say, what''s your name?" |
4356 | See?" |
4356 | Seems funny, do n''t it, Cap''n Bill?" |
4356 | Shall I assist you to put one on?" |
4356 | Sky Island, do n''t you understand?" |
4356 | Tell me, sir, do you know of anyone who is my friend?" |
4356 | That''s very big, is n''t it?" |
4356 | The next morning Rosalie said to the little girl,"Will you make Tourmaline the Queen again when you go away?" |
4356 | Then Tourmaline asked,"Why not, your Highness?" |
4356 | Then he turned to Button- Bright and added,"Do n''t that prove Sky Island is a fairy country as I said?" |
4356 | Then she asked,"Did n''t you like it, too, Cap''n Bill?" |
4356 | Then she turned to Rosalie and asked,"How would you like to rule the Pinkies?" |
4356 | Uncle Bob looked sharp at the thing an''said,''Button- Bright, how did your father happen to let you take that umbrella?'' |
4356 | Was n''t it jus''the-- the fascinatingest ride you ever took, Cap''n?" |
4356 | What are apples?" |
4356 | What are you doing here?" |
4356 | What are you grinning at, Cap''n Bill? |
4356 | What did I tell you, Tourmaline?" |
4356 | What do you mean, prisoner, by daring to lay hands upon me? |
4356 | What do you think of THAT law, Rosalie?" |
4356 | What else could it be? |
4356 | What''s YOUR name?" |
4356 | What''s to be done, mate?" |
4356 | When shall we start?" |
4356 | Where did you get it?" |
4356 | Where in all the Sky did they come from?" |
4356 | Where is it located?" |
4356 | Who has released Tiggle? |
4356 | Who has stolen my golden Key?" |
4356 | Who knows?" |
4356 | Who''s this you''ve got, Trot?" |
4356 | Why do n''t we stop?" |
4356 | Why not assemble an army, march through the Fog Bank, fight and conquer the Boolooroo and recapture the Magic Umbrella?" |
4356 | Wo n''t it be fine, Cap''n Bill?" |
4356 | Wo n''t it be funny to see the old Moonface''s head on the little girl? |
4356 | Wo n''t we all thump when we land with a bump?" |
4356 | Would n''t it be horrible to be obliged to look upon such a sight? |
4356 | Would n''t they open their eyes?" |
39159 | ''Fraid of gett''n''sun- struck? |
39159 | ''Riddlecum, riddlecum ree; What can the answer be?'' |
39159 | A fog bank? 39159 All alone, Trot?" |
39159 | All right,said Trot;"where do you keep the menagerie?" |
39159 | Am I to be patched, or what? |
39159 | And let the Boolooroo capture us again? |
39159 | And would you prefer to go home to remaining here? |
39159 | Anything else? |
39159 | Apples-- apples? 39159 Are all the servants of the old Boolooroo here?" |
39159 | Are n''t we already lost in this fog? |
39159 | Are n''t you rather slow? |
39159 | Are they good to eat? |
39159 | Are you a giant? |
39159 | Are you addressing that word to me? |
39159 | Are you condemned to be patched, too, little one? |
39159 | Are you of royal birth? |
39159 | Are you ready? |
39159 | Are you? |
39159 | Are you? |
39159 | Are your kings elected, then? |
39159 | As how? |
39159 | Been to town? |
39159 | But ca n''t you ever get-- get--_un_-patched again? |
39159 | But how did they get to Sky Island? |
39159 | But how did you get up there? |
39159 | But how''ll we ever manage to get there? |
39159 | But is n''t six hundred years an awful long time to live? |
39159 | But what can you do here? |
39159 | But what did you do with it? |
39159 | But, can_ you_ do that circus act, Trot? |
39159 | Ca n''t I do it? 39159 Ca n''t I take any of the treasure with me?" |
39159 | Ca n''t we fight the frogs? |
39159 | Ca n''t we shy your Tut-- Tor-- mar- line-- or whatever you call her-- in some way, an''deal with you direct? |
39159 | Ca n''t you dry up? |
39159 | Ca n''t you see me? |
39159 | Ca n''t you see? |
39159 | Ca n''t you tie us together, then? |
39159 | Ca n''t you_ make_ the frogs let us through? |
39159 | Can you tell us, Mister-- Mistress-- good Mr. Frog-- eh-- eh-- your Royal Highness-- if we''re on the right road to the Pink Country? |
39159 | Catch a ride wi''some one? |
39159 | Could n''t there be one? |
39159 | Could n''t you let yourself down with one of the sheets from the bed? |
39159 | Could you climb down a rope ladder, Cap''n? |
39159 | Dear me,said Trot, throwing herself into a chair,"was n''t that a sudden change of fortune, though? |
39159 | Did you see clearly? |
39159 | Do n''t we look funny? |
39159 | Do n''t you think so, Rosalie? |
39159 | Do n''t you want me to go with you? |
39159 | Do you know how to work that Magic Umbrella? |
39159 | Do you like girls? |
39159 | Do you think the Pinkies could fight the Blueskins? |
39159 | Do you? |
39159 | Does it ever rain here? |
39159 | Does it, indeed? |
39159 | Does n''t he wear but one? |
39159 | Does n''t the sun ever shine? |
39159 | Does the book say that? |
39159 | Does the book tell how old he is? |
39159 | Down where? |
39159 | Folks do n''t learn things with their legs, do they? |
39159 | Had we better go to the other side? |
39159 | Hain''t walked the nine mile from the railroad station, hev ye? |
39159 | Has anyone ever come out of that Arch alive? |
39159 | Have n''t you any father? |
39159 | Have n''t you any umbrellas? |
39159 | Have one? |
39159 | Have you nearly finished? |
39159 | How about witches? |
39159 | How came you in the Blue Country, from whence you say you escaped? |
39159 | How could he patch_ us_? |
39159 | How did it happen? |
39159 | How did what happen? |
39159 | How do you know? |
39159 | How do you mix it? |
39159 | How long have you lived? |
39159 | How old is the Boolooroo? |
39159 | How''ll we carry it? |
39159 | How''s that? |
39159 | How? |
39159 | I know all that, Cap''n; but why was n''t it made for humans, too, if they can manage to fly in it? 39159 I''m the Queen of the Pinkies just now, am I not?" |
39159 | I''ve hearn tell o''them sky keeridges; someth''n''like flyin''autymob''l''s, ai n''t they? |
39159 | I-- I''m sure it has passed it already,exclaimed Trot"What''s wrong, Button- Bright? |
39159 | If I get you out of the palace, can you hide yourself so that you wo n''t be found? |
39159 | Is it an island? |
39159 | Is it? |
39159 | Is n''t it pretty? |
39159 | Is n''t there a law to cover this case? |
39159 | Is n''t this the Pacific Ocean? |
39159 | Is n''t''pass''n''away''jus''the same as dyin''? |
39159 | Is not a snubnose the highest mark of female beauty? |
39159 | Is supper ready, mama? |
39159 | Is the Monster Man whose legs are part wood a dangerous creature? |
39159 | Is the Pink side of Sky Island bigger than the Blue side? |
39159 | Is there a fence around the edge? |
39159 | It that true? |
39159 | It''s raining hard outside,announced Coralie, who sat near the door;"why not wait until this shower is over?" |
39159 | Kill me? 39159 Know anyone around here?" |
39159 | May I ask, ma''am,said Cap''n Bill, addressing the Witch,"why you have decided to murder of us in this cold- blooded way?" |
39159 | Must we fight you? |
39159 | Now, then, where''ll we go? |
39159 | Now, you Blue Cap''n, who are you and your soldiers going to obey-- me or the snubnosed ones? |
39159 | Oh, is this Sky Island, then? |
39159 | Oh,said Button- Bright, alarmed at such dreadful butchery;"does n''t it hurt?" |
39159 | Oh,said Button- Bright;"is there another half to Sky Island?" |
39159 | Oh; a airship, eh? |
39159 | Oh; is that your home? |
39159 | Papa,exclaimed Turquoise, angrily,"can you not prevent this vile Earth Being from addressing us? |
39159 | Ready? |
39159 | Sail away? 39159 So now, Queen Trot, what''s next on the program?" |
39159 | So the question is, what''s to be done? |
39159 | So, this is how you waste your time, is it? |
39159 | Sugar on''em? |
39159 | Suppose it''s a friend? |
39159 | Tell me, Captain, have you such a thing as a Brass Band in this City? |
39159 | Tell me,said Ghip- Ghisizzle to Button- Bright,"did you not take the Royal Record Book from the Treasure Chamber of the Boolooroo?" |
39159 | Tell me,said Rosalie;"if you had your Magic Umbrella, could you fly home again in safety?" |
39159 | Tell me,she said gently to the boy,"why are you here, and why do these people of the sky wish to destroy you?" |
39159 | The Earth? 39159 Then I''ve the right to make new laws, have n''t I?" |
39159 | Then why do you not get the umbrella? |
39159 | Then why have n''t you ever been there? 39159 There is n''t any water around it, is there?" |
39159 | Through the Fog Bank? |
39159 | We''re in no hurry to get back; are we, Button- Bright? |
39159 | We''ve got an extra room with a nice bed in it, and we''d love to have you stay-- just as long as you want to-- wouldn''t we, Cap''n Bill? |
39159 | We''ve had a good time; have n''t we, Trot? |
39159 | Well, if he went to Araby, or was born there, he''d be an Arabian Knight, would n''t he? 39159 Well, well, Trot,"he said, coming up,"is this the way you hurry to town?" |
39159 | What are they good for? 39159 What are those buildings over there?" |
39159 | What are you doing here at this hour? |
39159 | What arguments are advanced by the six Counselors who voted to allow them to remain here as guests? |
39159 | What arguments have the others advanced? |
39159 | What can be done? |
39159 | What cons''quences? |
39159 | What country did you come from? |
39159 | What do they eat, then? |
39159 | What does he say to his reverse of fortune? |
39159 | What has to be did, mate? |
39159 | What in the Sky do you mean by sitting on my feet? 39159 What is being patched?" |
39159 | What is it, Coralie? |
39159 | What is it, then? |
39159 | What is_ your_ name, please? |
39159 | What next, Queen Trot? |
39159 | What pays you, then, for all your bother? |
39159 | What shall I call her, then? |
39159 | What shall we do, Rosalie: allow them to remain here as honored guests, or toss them over the bushes into the sky? |
39159 | What shall we do? |
39159 | What will you do with the monsters, papa? |
39159 | What would happen if you did n''t march through the Arch? |
39159 | What''s become of Tiggle? |
39159 | What''s being patched? |
39159 | What''s goin''to happen to this tough ol''warrior, Trot? |
39159 | What''s going to become of me, then? |
39159 | What''s holding_ us_ up? |
39159 | What''s the name of it? |
39159 | What''s your real name? |
39159 | When do we march? |
39159 | When will that be? |
39159 | When? 39159 When?" |
39159 | Where did you come from? |
39159 | Where did you get it? |
39159 | Where do you s''pose the real Sky Island can be? |
39159 | Where in the Sky did you come from, then, and where is your country located? |
39159 | Where is it? |
39159 | Where is this Arch? |
39159 | Where shall we go? |
39159 | Where''ll we go? |
39159 | Where''ll we go? |
39159 | Where''s Tiggle? 39159 Where''s the key to the Treasure Chamber?" |
39159 | Where''s the umbrel? |
39159 | Which_ is_ the best? |
39159 | Who are you to be patched with? |
39159 | Who is Tourmaline? |
39159 | Who knows? |
39159 | Who will it be, then? |
39159 | Who''s Cap''n Bill? |
39159 | Why ca n''t I? |
39159 | Why ca n''t we all go together? |
39159 | Why could n''t there be an island in the sky that would be named Sky Island? |
39159 | Why do n''t you make her the Queen? |
39159 | Why do they call this an Island? |
39159 | Why have you decreed death to these innocent strangers? |
39159 | Why not? |
39159 | Why not? |
39159 | Why not? |
39159 | Why not? |
39159 | Why not? |
39159 | Why not? |
39159 | Why of course? |
39159 | Why, what is there about my umbrella that seems insulting? |
39159 | Why? |
39159 | Why? |
39159 | Why? |
39159 | Why? |
39159 | Why? |
39159 | Will they throw us over the edge? |
39159 | Will you take the parrot home with you, Trot? |
39159 | Wo n''t let you change your mind, eh? |
39159 | Wo n''t you come home with us? |
39159 | Wo n''t you please get rid of them, too, your Majesty? 39159 Would you have your own father sliced, so that you could rule in his place?" |
39159 | Would you like to escape? |
39159 | Yes,said the Queen;"but how does that apply to these strangers?" |
39159 | You''re-- you''re_ what_, Trot? |
39159 | Ai n''t you hungry, child?" |
39159 | Am I right, Cap''n Bill?" |
39159 | Are n''t you sorry for yourselves?" |
39159 | Are you all contented, Pinkies?" |
39159 | As they led the now famous animal from the room the Boolooroo shuddered and said:"How dare you people give orders in my palace? |
39159 | At once Button- Bright exclaimed:"Why, where has she gone?" |
39159 | Boolooroo?" |
39159 | But who are you, please?" |
39159 | Ca n''t any of you remember two or three hundred years back, when he first began to rule?" |
39159 | Ca n''t they be discharged?" |
39159 | Ca n''t you help us?" |
39159 | Can they do anything useful?" |
39159 | Can you keep a secret?" |
39159 | Can you remember it?" |
39159 | Coralie, do you consider''majesty''a proper word to use when addressing a Queen?" |
39159 | Did n''t Button- Bright come safe all the way from Philydelfy?" |
39159 | Did you drop down in that way, my lad?" |
39159 | Did you ever taste a parsnip?" |
39159 | Did you suppose a palace would be like one of our handsome residences?" |
39159 | Do n''t you find it hard work to''member all of your name?" |
39159 | Do n''t you know the Boolooroo of the Blues will have revenge? |
39159 | Do n''t you know you will be punished for your impudence? |
39159 | Do n''t you remember me?" |
39159 | Do you know how to do that?" |
39159 | Do you know this Law?" |
39159 | Do you like boys?" |
39159 | Do you s''pose, Trot, your mother would let me stay here all night?" |
39159 | Do you think it''s a fairy country, Trot?" |
39159 | Do you understand?" |
39159 | Do you understand?" |
39159 | Have n''t you any fairies here?" |
39159 | Have n''t you?" |
39159 | Have you conquered us, then?" |
39159 | Have you read this Law, Tourmaline?" |
39159 | How dare you come into my garden and knock me on the head with that awful basket and then fall on my toes and cause me pain and suffering? |
39159 | How dare you laugh when I''m talking? |
39159 | How dare you speak when I''m talking?" |
39159 | How dare you, I say? |
39159 | How dare you?" |
39159 | How?" |
39159 | I wonder why folks get cross when it rains? |
39159 | I''m Queen o''the Pinkies an''Booloorooess o''the Blues, an----""What''s that?" |
39159 | Is it guarded?" |
39159 | Is n''t it surprising how little most people know of their Laws? |
39159 | Is n''t that right, Cap''n?" |
39159 | Is n''t there some house in the City they can all live in, Ghip?" |
39159 | Is the Blue City captured?" |
39159 | Is the Pink Country on the other side of it?" |
39159 | Is your Blue Country very big?" |
39159 | Just then they were all startled by a swift flapping of wings, and a voice cried in shrill tones:"Where are you, Trot? |
39159 | My governess would n''t let me go without one, and--"[ Illustration]"Oh,"said Trot;"do you have a governess?" |
39159 | Or Cap''n Bill, or Button- Bright?" |
39159 | S''pose you jus''call yourself the Boss? |
39159 | Said the parrot:"I spy a peacock''s eye On every feather-- I wonder why?" |
39159 | Say, what''s your name?" |
39159 | See?" |
39159 | Seems funny, do n''t it, Cap''n Bill?" |
39159 | Shall I assist you to put one on?" |
39159 | Sky Island; do n''t you understand?" |
39159 | Tell me, sir, do you know of anyone who is my friend?" |
39159 | That''s very big, is n''t it?" |
39159 | The next morning Rosalie said to the little girl:"Will you make Tourmaline the Queen again, when you go away?" |
39159 | Then Tourmaline asked:"Why not, your Highness?" |
39159 | Then he turned to Button- Bright and added:"Do n''t that prove Sky Island is a fairy country, as I said?" |
39159 | Then she asked:"Did n''t you like it, too, Cap''n Bill?" |
39159 | Then she turned to Rosalie and asked:"How would you like to rule the Pinkies?" |
39159 | Uncle Bob looked sharp at the thing an''said:''Button- Bright, how did your father happen to let you take that umbrella?'' |
39159 | Was n''t it jus''the-- the fascinatingest ride you ever took, Cap''n?" |
39159 | What are apples?" |
39159 | What are you doing here?" |
39159 | What are you grinning at, Cap''n Bill? |
39159 | What did I tell you, Tourmaline?" |
39159 | What do you mean, prisoner, by daring to lay hands upon me? |
39159 | What do you think of_ that_ law, Rosalie?" |
39159 | What else could it be? |
39159 | What''s to be done, mate?" |
39159 | What''s_ your_ name?" |
39159 | When shall we start?" |
39159 | Where did you get it?" |
39159 | Where in all the Sky did they come from?" |
39159 | Where is it located?" |
39159 | Who has released Tiggle? |
39159 | Who has stolen my golden Key?" |
39159 | Who knows?" |
39159 | Why do n''t we stop?" |
39159 | Why not assemble an army, march through the Fog Bank, fight and conquer the Boolooroo and recapture the Magic Umbrella?" |
39159 | Wo n''t it be fine, Cap''n Bill?" |
39159 | Wo n''t it be funny to see the old Moonface''s head on the little girl? |
39159 | Wo n''t we all thump when we land with a bump?" |
39159 | Would n''t it be horrible to be obliged to look upon such a sight? |
39159 | Would n''t they open their eyes?" |
39159 | asked the woman,"or will you come with us peaceably?" |
39159 | cried Trot, turning to stare at the boy with big, wide- open eyes;"were you ever in the Land of Oz?" |
39159 | cried Trot, with big, eager eyes;"did you say_ Magic_ Umbrel, Button- Bright?" |
39159 | exclaimed Trot;"why, that was a magic night, was n''t it?" |
39159 | exclaimed the first;"what queer, dreadful- looking creatures are these? |
39159 | exclaimed the surprised Jimfred;"who will guard the Treasure Chamber?" |
39159 | gasped the sailorman;"ca n''t we land anywhere else?" |
39159 | grunted the frog;"what in the Sky is_ this_ crowd?" |
39159 | he cried;"where are my soldiers? |
39159 | howled the Boolooroo;"what does this mean?" |
39159 | muttered the parrot;"How can we jog To a frog in a fog?" |
39159 | roared Cap''n Bill, now really frightened;"ai n''t there any blamed way at all to stop her?" |
39159 | roared the Boolooroo,"dare you dictate to me?" |
39159 | roared the monarch,"you thought you could defy me, Earth Clod, did you? |
39159 | said Trot, triumphantly,"did n''t I tell you, Button- Bright, that Cap''n Bill knows ever''thing?" |
39159 | said the bewildered sailor;"however did you get here, mate, in the Boolooroo''s own den? |
39159 | that little cabin?" |
39159 | who''s this you''ve got, Trot?" |