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 |
|---|---|
| 60886 | But you did find out that the boys come through okay? |
| 60886 | Did they know what happened to them? |
| 60886 | Does it hurt when a guy''s brain goes into this field? |
| 60886 | How old are you? |
| 60886 | Is Dickie going with us? |
| 60886 | Is this thing booby trapped? |
| 60886 | Whaddya mean, warn me? |
| 60886 | What address should I put on this stuff? |
| 60886 | What did you build this gadget for, if you ca n''t tell fortunes with it? |
| 60886 | Why in the hell did n''t you give me that straight, instead of dragging in all this dream business? 60886 You did say twenty years, did n''t you?" |
| 60886 | You mean can my ticker take it? 60886 You mean it''ll be there when I come out of the field?" |
| 60886 | You willing to bet your kid''s life on that? |
| 60886 | You''ve heard of my case? |
| 60886 | But do n''t you want to reconsider this twenty- year arrangement? |
| 60886 | But there''s just one thing I must ask you-- do you ever remember ahead? |
| 60886 | Can you bring me back any time you want to?" |
| 60886 | Consciously, that is?" |
| 60886 | Do you throw this here field ahead or does the time machine travel along with the guy inside?" |
| 60886 | Have you ever had the experience of going back to sleep for a few moments after you awoke in the morning, and dreaming a long, involved dream?" |
| 60886 | Have you got the machine set to electrocute me or explode the grenade? |
| 60886 | How could they bury themselves in the ugly angularity of masonry and steel? |
| 60886 | How could they, who had always had full senses, deny themselves the sting of wind, the scent of soil and grass, the sound and sight of ocean breakers? |
| 60886 | If Slick Tennant says it''s a time- travel machine, that''s what you call it, see?" |
| 60886 | Is it my fault I had to quit school to keep the family from starvin''when my old man got sent up? |
| 60886 | Just exactly what''s going to happen to me when I get in this machine?" |
| 60886 | Or are you on your way to a costume ball?" |
| 60886 | Stall till help gets here?" |
| 60886 | What are you trying to do? |
| 60886 | What''s the most you could send me ahead?" |
| 60886 | Where had he found them? |
| 60886 | Which is right? |
| 60886 | Why should that concern you, particularly?" |
| 26890 | And now they are dead? |
| 26890 | And you will be there? 26890 Are they actually doing that?" |
| 26890 | Consuelo? |
| 26890 | Do you know who these men were? |
| 26890 | Do you mean migratory movements? |
| 26890 | Do you mean these men were there last night? |
| 26890 | Do you really believe that story, Crawford? |
| 26890 | How about having six of the Big Boys there? |
| 26890 | How about starting a business over in England? |
| 26890 | Is this on the level? |
| 26890 | May I ask what you want to do with the business? |
| 26890 | Not the Old Man? 26890 Not the one who is reputed to own more United States bonds than any other man in America?" |
| 26890 | See these stones? 26890 Suppose they are?" |
| 26890 | Suppose we get it cashed? |
| 26890 | Suppose we pretend that they are honest, and answer their letter and send them a check for the first week''s protection? |
| 26890 | Then may I ask your name? |
| 26890 | Then you want to turn me down? |
| 26890 | Well, what of it? |
| 26890 | You mean carry on the business under the old name? |
| 26890 | Your list? |
| 26890 | Am I right?" |
| 26890 | At last he handed it back to the little man with the casual comment:"I suppose that is not all you know about my organization?" |
| 26890 | But, tell me, Mr. Willowby, how did it happen?" |
| 26890 | By the way, Crawford, in that story of the Piper, what was given the credit for drawing the rats out of the town?" |
| 26890 | How about it?" |
| 26890 | How shall we know when the rats are going to come?" |
| 26890 | I am sure that it is because they want to do it, but are they forced to want to do it? |
| 26890 | If we fight, we will simply kill each other, but if we become allies who can stop us? |
| 26890 | Not_ that_ Consuelo?" |
| 26890 | Now will you gentlemen take the half million?" |
| 26890 | Now, how about taking you back to the city?" |
| 26890 | Now, suppose I write you gentlemen a check?" |
| 26890 | Of course, it does not make any real difference--""But it does annoy you-- investigations of your income tax and deporting your men now and then?" |
| 26890 | Right in the room with me?" |
| 26890 | Suppose I give you half a million and advise you to keep quiet about the sale?" |
| 26890 | Suppose that ten hotels were overrun with rats in one week and the fact was circulated in the press? |
| 26890 | Suppose we adjourn the meeting? |
| 26890 | Suppose we go over to Europe and find out something about that tune, the tune that drew the rats out of Hamelin?" |
| 26890 | What do you want me to do?" |
| 26890 | What is there to prevent you from giving the press an interview tomorrow?" |
| 26890 | What would that cost the city?" |
| 26890 | When shall we meet?" |
| 26890 | Why not be sensible about this, Mr. Consuelo? |
| 61171 | And why are we standing here letting those machines sit there? |
| 61171 | Are you daring to suggest that I am working some trick with trap doors or sliding panels? |
| 61171 | But can we design those engines in time? |
| 61171 | But will the government let Arcivox have the machine for commercial use? |
| 61171 | Can it be,I wondered,"that the machine is somehow recreating or drawing back the processed material from some other time or dimension?" |
| 61171 | Did that stop Sam Colt or Henry Ford? |
| 61171 | Do you own stock in the company? 61171 Do you realize what you have there, Carmen?" |
| 61171 | Ever hear of the Mafia? |
| 61171 | Have you noticed how unseasonably warm it is? |
| 61171 | Here? 61171 Here?" |
| 61171 | Is it my imagination,the agent asked,"or is it getting cooler in here?" |
| 61171 | Listen here, Carmen,I said,"what makes you think these bodies are going somewhere? |
| 61171 | Listen, Professor,Carmen began,"the Mafia--""What makes you think I''m any more afraid of the Mafia than I am of the F.B.I.? |
| 61171 | Miss Brown, would you mind letting our visitor use your chair? |
| 61171 | My,she observed"it certainly is humid for March, is n''t it, Professor Venetti?" |
| 61171 | Professor, who calls the radio the Marconi these days? |
| 61171 | Quicklime? |
| 61171 | The district attorney has indicted you? |
| 61171 | The public? 61171 What are you planning to do now?" |
| 61171 | What are you talking about? 61171 What does the heat have to do with the outlawing of the Expendables?" |
| 61171 | What have you done? |
| 61171 | What kind of G- Men? 61171 What was this a test for?" |
| 61171 | What? |
| 61171 | Why do you care? |
| 61171 | Why not? 61171 Why?" |
| 61171 | You ca n''t, Professor Venetti? 61171 You call that working?" |
| 61171 | You see my problem, Professor? |
| 61171 | *****"Yeah, but how does it work?" |
| 61171 | Are you sure you''re some kind of scientist? |
| 61171 | But what if me or my boys are stopped en route by some tipped badge?" |
| 61171 | But... that is, you did n''t kill any of these people?" |
| 61171 | CIA? |
| 61171 | Ever hear of the Mafia?" |
| 61171 | FBI? |
| 61171 | FCC? |
| 61171 | FDA? |
| 61171 | How could they trace them back to you?" |
| 61171 | How did you find it out?" |
| 61171 | How many of these things can you turn out, Professor?" |
| 61171 | I''m a business man--""You_ are_?" |
| 61171 | Is that how you know?" |
| 61171 | May we ask why you took this step?" |
| 61171 | Reasonable?" |
| 61171 | The firing squad? |
| 61171 | The gadget do n''t get hot so how can it burn? |
| 61171 | Then-- we''ll be damned?" |
| 61171 | USTD?" |
| 61171 | Was this the storied"ride,"I wondered? |
| 61171 | What do they want with the Expendables?" |
| 61171 | Where are our royalties for the last quarter of the year? |
| 61171 | Who cares about the public? |
| 61171 | You dragged me out here to see how you have prostituted my invention? |
| 61171 | You know what to tell them?" |
| 61171 | You see what that means? |
| 61171 | _ Where are these bodies going?_ I do n''t want them winding up in the D.A. |
| 32562 | A burlycue queen, eh? |
| 32562 | A stickup? |
| 32562 | An explanation of what? |
| 32562 | And what is the purpose of the meeting? |
| 32562 | And who is Hands McCaffery? |
| 32562 | Are you going to hang one on him, sweetheart? |
| 32562 | Are you taking her with you? |
| 32562 | Bag Ears,she whispered to no one in particular,"and what did you say the lady''s name was? |
| 32562 | But why did Uncle Peter want them there? |
| 32562 | But why did you invite them to my wedding reception? 32562 Distasteful? |
| 32562 | Do n''t you get it? 32562 Do n''t you mean,''May we all find our Shangri- La?''" |
| 32562 | Do you suppose he inadvertently chewed some of his own gum? |
| 32562 | Do you want to try and keep the old goat out of jail or shall we let him go to the chair as he deserves? |
| 32562 | Get what over with? |
| 32562 | He was the first one who thought of it? 32562 How about nailing him without me?" |
| 32562 | How did you happen to overlook Red Nose Tessie? |
| 32562 | Is this guy for real? |
| 32562 | Just where is this tavern? |
| 32562 | Oh, why did n''t you say so? |
| 32562 | Okay-- where is he? 32562 So you''re leaving for Tibet?" |
| 32562 | That screwy dame that can throw a guy around? 32562 Then I could easily infiltrate--""You could what?" |
| 32562 | Then if you are n''t a woman, what--? |
| 32562 | Verseetile? 32562 What are you going to do?" |
| 32562 | What blonde? 32562 What do you mean by tsk- tsk- tsk?" |
| 32562 | What for? |
| 32562 | What is it, angel? |
| 32562 | What is this? |
| 32562 | What''ll we do? |
| 32562 | What''s eating_ him_? |
| 32562 | What-- what do you recommend? |
| 32562 | Where did you learn to talk like that? 32562 Who said anything about jail? |
| 32562 | Whose face? |
| 32562 | Why the beef, Winky? 32562 Yeah,"Bag Ears repeated,"what about our-- your honeymoon?" |
| 32562 | You are denying that Uncle Peter had anything to do with this deadly serum that disintegrates people before one''s eyes? |
| 32562 | You can identify some of these intruders? |
| 32562 | You mean the man disappeared? |
| 32562 | You mean those people were n''t destroyed? |
| 32562 | You mean you do n''t know? 32562 Ah--"Women-- period; is n''t that what you mean? |
| 32562 | And will you tell the radio audience what you saw?" |
| 32562 | Anyhow, this droolie makes a crack about Tessie''s beak--""An insult relative to her nose?" |
| 32562 | Are n''t we among friends?" |
| 32562 | Bag Ears looked up politely and asked,"Who''s the fat sack?" |
| 32562 | Ca n''t you understand? |
| 32562 | Cut it out, will you?" |
| 32562 | Did he blow up?" |
| 32562 | Do n''t you see Uncle Peter there-- serving drinks?" |
| 32562 | Do you want to take McCaffery, or shall I do it? |
| 32562 | Have you been knocking long?" |
| 32562 | He busts right through the wall and lands in a frail''s lap inside who''s--""Powdering her nose?" |
| 32562 | He grunted,"What the hell-- oh, a wise guy, huh?" |
| 32562 | He said,"How come you guys are tailing those guys? |
| 32562 | He stopped me with a wave of his hand and said,"Homer, are you still running around with those bums from the wrong side of town?" |
| 32562 | I heard him muttering:"What if he can just shoot the stuff in your eye maybe? |
| 32562 | If they had an arrangement to knock off all those parties at our wedding reception, how come McCaffery brought a machine gun along?" |
| 32562 | Is n''t it wonderful?" |
| 32562 | Is n''t she the most beautiful thing you ever saw?" |
| 32562 | Me? |
| 32562 | Or are you waiting for that blonde hussy to start stripping?" |
| 32562 | Shall we have a quick one first-- just to stiffen the old spine a bit?" |
| 32562 | The barkeep said,"Pure dynamite, huh?" |
| 32562 | The gunman asked,"Are you nuts, fiddlefoot?" |
| 32562 | Was I justified in breaking the law-- assaulting an officer in order to keep my uncle from becoming a blot on the family name? |
| 32562 | Was blood thicker than water? |
| 32562 | What did you do with him?" |
| 32562 | What if a guy does n''t have to swallow it--?" |
| 32562 | What of it? |
| 32562 | Where did Uncle Peter go? |
| 32562 | Who is she, really?" |
| 32562 | Why did you have to consort with law- breakers?" |
| 32562 | Why not, I asked myself, perform them upon persons undesirable to our law- abiding populace? |
| 32562 | Will any of these-- ah, friends, be present at the reception?" |
| 32562 | You figuring a stickup or something?" |
| 32562 | You-- you, sir-- what is your name?" |
| 32562 | Your bride-- remember? |
| 3475 | Ah, hell, what you givin''us? |
| 3475 | All right,said the man,"what''s the use of asking? |
| 3475 | An ice- box or a hot box? |
| 3475 | And anyhow, when were you made his godfather? |
| 3475 | And just how, may I ask, do you make environment count on the balance- sheet? 3475 And now,"said Compton,"if you are satisfied with the salary, when can you start?" |
| 3475 | And suppose he asks you why? |
| 3475 | And then you went upstairs and found Mr. Compton dead? |
| 3475 | And this enclosure? |
| 3475 | And what else? 3475 And what''s that?" |
| 3475 | And you forged these names? |
| 3475 | Are the police on your trail? |
| 3475 | Are you sure you looked in the right compartment? |
| 3475 | Are you sure,he asked the clerk,"that my replies have n''t been sidetracked somewhere? |
| 3475 | Bince? |
| 3475 | Box cracked? |
| 3475 | But do you know I have not had an opportunity before to congratulate you? 3475 But suppose some one should see us?" |
| 3475 | But what you doin''here? 3475 But where have you ever met him before?" |
| 3475 | But wo n''t he have it in for you? |
| 3475 | But you admit he loaned you one? |
| 3475 | By the way, you do n''t happen to know of a good stenographer, do you? 3475 Can I help you any?" |
| 3475 | Can she see any one? |
| 3475 | Could n''t he do it now? |
| 3475 | Cracking a box? |
| 3475 | Did any one hurt you miss? |
| 3475 | Did he say what it was for? |
| 3475 | Did n''t I see ye flag this guy whin he came in? |
| 3475 | Did n''t he knock you down once for insulting a girl? |
| 3475 | Did n''t you like the job as general manager? |
| 3475 | Did you ever see that before? |
| 3475 | Did you ever see this pistol before? |
| 3475 | Did you ever,said Harriet Holden,"see anything so weird as the way we keep bumping into that stocking- counter young man?" |
| 3475 | Did you? |
| 3475 | Did you? |
| 3475 | Do I have to have experience to be an office- boy? |
| 3475 | Do something devilish? |
| 3475 | Do you dare me? |
| 3475 | Do you expect to continue in this line of work? |
| 3475 | Do you know where Feinheimer''s is? |
| 3475 | Do you know who the biggest backers of that graft were? |
| 3475 | Do you know,said Harriet, after Elizabeth had gone,"she really feels worse over her past attitude toward you than she does over Harold''s death? |
| 3475 | Do you mean,she said,"because it''s my-- because of what I am?" |
| 3475 | Do you still breakfast at Feinheimer''s? |
| 3475 | Do you suppose that I would marry a man whom I did n''t love? |
| 3475 | Do you think Elizabeth guessed what was in your mind? |
| 3475 | Do you want to make some coin? |
| 3475 | Ever see this before? |
| 3475 | Feinheimer can you? |
| 3475 | For whom did you work? |
| 3475 | Friend of yours? |
| 3475 | Goin''to crack a box? |
| 3475 | Got anything else in view? |
| 3475 | Have the men been complaining at all? |
| 3475 | Have you got the goods on him? |
| 3475 | Have you? |
| 3475 | He certainly could,agreed Harriet; and then suddenly:"Why, what''s the matter, Elizabeth? |
| 3475 | He got that information from every man in the shop? |
| 3475 | He is a square guy, is n''t he? |
| 3475 | He was nice- looking, was n''t he? 3475 How are you going to help him?" |
| 3475 | How did that happen? |
| 3475 | How is she? |
| 3475 | How long do you suppose father would keep you after I told him what I know of you? 3475 How many years have you had in the sash, door and blind business?" |
| 3475 | How miny toimes do the capt''in have to be afther isshuin''orrders tellin''you janes to kape out uv dacent places? |
| 3475 | How much do you want? 3475 How much have you?" |
| 3475 | How much money? |
| 3475 | How much of old man Compton''s money did you get tonight? |
| 3475 | How much of your time do you have to put in at your occupation to make a living? |
| 3475 | How much? |
| 3475 | How much? |
| 3475 | How the hell did you know? |
| 3475 | How''d you like a job as one of Brophy''s sparring partners? |
| 3475 | How? |
| 3475 | How? |
| 3475 | I am free now,he said,"with the exception of a little personal business which I can doubtless finish up tomorrow-- suppose I come Thursday?" |
| 3475 | I have been thinking of it,she said;"do you want me to?" |
| 3475 | I have to like you in order to love you, do n''t I? |
| 3475 | I see,said Jimmy;"but do n''t he pay any wages?" |
| 3475 | I wonder what''s the matter with me? |
| 3475 | I wonder,she said as she returned to her room,"if he is going to be like the rest?" |
| 3475 | I wonder,thought Jimmy as he started for home,"if I have gone up a notch in the social scale or down a notch? |
| 3475 | Is Mr. Torrance down yet? |
| 3475 | Is he paying anything at all? |
| 3475 | Is it perfectly proper for young ladies to drive around the streets of a big city alone after dark? |
| 3475 | Is n''t it wonderful,exclaimed Harriet,"what a transformation a few lights make? |
| 3475 | Is she very sick? |
| 3475 | Is that all? |
| 3475 | Is that one of Torrance''s suggestions? |
| 3475 | Is that the usual percentage? |
| 3475 | Is that you, Carl? |
| 3475 | Is that you, Edith? |
| 3475 | Is there something wrong at the plant? |
| 3475 | Is this Feinheimer''s? |
| 3475 | It looks pretty bad for him, do n''t it? 3475 It might be a good thing to have up his sleeve,"replied the girl, and then suddenly,"do you believe in hunches?" |
| 3475 | It''s not that had, is it? |
| 3475 | It''s you, is it? 3475 Jimmy,"she said,"will you stay with me until I go?" |
| 3475 | Jimmy,she whispered,"you are free? |
| 3475 | Just how do you purpose proceeding? |
| 3475 | Just what do you mean by immediately? |
| 3475 | Krovac,he said,"you do n''t like this man Torrance, do you?" |
| 3475 | Like me? |
| 3475 | Lose your job? |
| 3475 | May I see her this evening? |
| 3475 | Meaning? |
| 3475 | Mighty nice of him,thought Jimmy, and then to the nurse:"And the flowers, too? |
| 3475 | Miss anything? |
| 3475 | Now do you recall? |
| 3475 | Now do you recognize it? |
| 3475 | Oh, it''s you, is it? |
| 3475 | Oh, what the hell do we care? |
| 3475 | Oh,said Jimmy,"if I ever want any one to break into a safe, come to you, huh?" |
| 3475 | On Indiana near Eighteenth? |
| 3475 | Or sell stockings? |
| 3475 | Rather unusual, is n''t it? |
| 3475 | She comes every evening? |
| 3475 | So, it''s you again, is it? |
| 3475 | Strong? |
| 3475 | Suppose we go to Feinheimer''s restaurant and see if we ca n''t get that table that I used to eat at when you waited on me? |
| 3475 | Take flowers and cake to him in jail? |
| 3475 | The basement joint on Wells Street? |
| 3475 | Then,said Bince,"I take it that he really has n''t interfered with you much?" |
| 3475 | There what? |
| 3475 | To eat,said Jimmy, and then prompted by the instincts of his earlier training and without appreciable pause:"Wo n''t you take dinner with me?" |
| 3475 | Torrance was there? |
| 3475 | Under what circumstances? |
| 3475 | Want to sit in a little game to- night, Harold? |
| 3475 | Well, Krovac,he said as he came upon the man,"is Torrance interfering with you any now?" |
| 3475 | Well, Mr. Torrance,asked that gentleman,"what can I do for you?" |
| 3475 | Well, O''Donnell, what''s doing? |
| 3475 | Well, what luck? |
| 3475 | Well, who is she? |
| 3475 | Well,inquired the Lizard,"What''s on your mind?" |
| 3475 | Well,said the cracksman,"how''s every little thing?" |
| 3475 | Well,said the girl,"are you going to beat it or are you going to stick around here bothering us all evening? |
| 3475 | Well? |
| 3475 | Well? |
| 3475 | Well? |
| 3475 | Well? |
| 3475 | What are you going to do now? |
| 3475 | What are you going to drink? |
| 3475 | What are you trying to do? |
| 3475 | What did he tell him? |
| 3475 | What did you do with it? |
| 3475 | What do you have to know to be an efficiency expert? |
| 3475 | What do you know about that? |
| 3475 | What do you know about that? |
| 3475 | What do you mean? |
| 3475 | What do you mean? |
| 3475 | What do you mean? |
| 3475 | What do you mean? |
| 3475 | What do you suppose it means? |
| 3475 | What do you think of it? |
| 3475 | What do you think the work would be worth to you? |
| 3475 | What do you want to do? |
| 3475 | What do you want, and how did you know I was in town? |
| 3475 | What do you want? |
| 3475 | What do you want? |
| 3475 | What doing? |
| 3475 | What experience have you had? |
| 3475 | What experience you had? 3475 What fellow?" |
| 3475 | What gets us out so early? 3475 What happened?" |
| 3475 | What is it? |
| 3475 | What is it? |
| 3475 | What is the matter? |
| 3475 | What is there in it? |
| 3475 | What kind of a place you think I run, young man? |
| 3475 | What makes you think so? |
| 3475 | What of it? |
| 3475 | What shall we take? |
| 3475 | What was the amount of the check for the pay- roll for this week, Everett? |
| 3475 | What would you have gotten on this watch of mine? |
| 3475 | What you advertising for? |
| 3475 | What you doin''? |
| 3475 | What you think I hire you for? 3475 What''s all the excitement about?" |
| 3475 | What''s his graft? |
| 3475 | What''s his name? |
| 3475 | What''s new? |
| 3475 | What''s the matter now? 3475 What''s the matter with you tonight, anyway, Harold?" |
| 3475 | What''s the matter with you, Harold? |
| 3475 | What''s the matter with you? |
| 3475 | What''s the matter? |
| 3475 | What, for instance? |
| 3475 | When do I go to work? |
| 3475 | When do I pull this off? |
| 3475 | When this job is finished you would want to go somewhere else, I suppose? |
| 3475 | Where are these papers? |
| 3475 | Where are they? |
| 3475 | Where are you? |
| 3475 | Where you going now? |
| 3475 | Where''s de place? |
| 3475 | Where''s the gat? |
| 3475 | Where''s your room? |
| 3475 | Where,she thought after he had gone,"have I seen that fellow before?" |
| 3475 | Who could there be, then, who might wish to kill him, and what could the motive be? |
| 3475 | Who is going to pay you? |
| 3475 | Who is it? |
| 3475 | Who the hell are you? |
| 3475 | Who? |
| 3475 | Whom? |
| 3475 | Why do n''t you get a position again as a stenographer? |
| 3475 | Why do n''t you try it? |
| 3475 | Why do we need an efficiency expert? 3475 Why not?" |
| 3475 | Why not? |
| 3475 | Why should he be pinched? |
| 3475 | Why should n''t I be? |
| 3475 | Why this spasm of virtue? |
| 3475 | Why, what''s wrong? 3475 Will you tell the jury, please, of any occurrence that you witnessed there that afternoon out of the ordinary?" |
| 3475 | Wo n''t you come up? |
| 3475 | Wo n''t you let me help you? |
| 3475 | Working on the pay- roll? |
| 3475 | Wot t''hell yuh doin''? |
| 3475 | Would you recognize him if you saw him again? |
| 3475 | Yes,replied Jimmy;"do you?" |
| 3475 | You are running into no difficulties then? 3475 You been against it, bo, have n''t you?" |
| 3475 | You called the defendant on the telephone a half or three- quarters of an hour before the police discovered Mr. Compton''s body, did you not? |
| 3475 | You confine yourself,asked Jimmy,"to-- er-- ah-- pocket- picking solely?" |
| 3475 | You do n''t want him pinched? |
| 3475 | You have n''t got much use for him, have you? |
| 3475 | You know the defendant, James Torrance? |
| 3475 | You know this man? |
| 3475 | You live here? |
| 3475 | You mean Mr. Torrance, the defendant? |
| 3475 | You mean that your client is going to pay for my defense? 3475 You mean the pay- roll?" |
| 3475 | You mean there are no such men? |
| 3475 | You never saw it before? |
| 3475 | You really believe it is as bad as that, Harold? |
| 3475 | You refuse to leave, then? |
| 3475 | You say that a man came down from Mr. Compton''s office just before you went up? 3475 You say this is not your pistol?" |
| 3475 | You say you could n''t identify the pistol? |
| 3475 | You want them two new guys that are working in the office croaked, too? |
| 3475 | You were seen in Feinheimer''s with Mr. Bince on March-- Do you recall the object of this meeting? |
| 3475 | You will get it, wo n''t you? |
| 3475 | You wo n''t let me see it then? |
| 3475 | You would n''t do that, Harry? |
| 3475 | You would tell him that? |
| 3475 | You''re sure dat''s all? |
| 3475 | You''re up against it, kid, ai n''t you? |
| 3475 | Your father is a business man? |
| 3475 | Your fri''nd and you? |
| 3475 | And, turning to Jimmy:"How can I ever repay you? |
| 3475 | Bince?" |
| 3475 | But what of it?" |
| 3475 | But why enter into the harrowing details of the ensuing minute and a half? |
| 3475 | Compton?" |
| 3475 | Did you notice how he flushed when he asked you what size?" |
| 3475 | Did you see his face?" |
| 3475 | Do n''t you suppose you could persuade him to take a trip? |
| 3475 | Do you know where he is?" |
| 3475 | Do you see anything about my clothes that indicates efficiency?" |
| 3475 | Do you wish to see him?" |
| 3475 | Does he send those?" |
| 3475 | Elizabeth turned slowly upon her friend,"You do n''t like Harold,"she said;"why is it?" |
| 3475 | Have you a pistol?" |
| 3475 | Have you seen anything of a letter from Mosher?" |
| 3475 | How did you come to know him?" |
| 3475 | How did you do it?" |
| 3475 | How do you account for it?" |
| 3475 | How is your father?" |
| 3475 | I suppose that you have had a great deal of experience along this line?" |
| 3475 | I was wondering if I could n''t drag you out to listen to my troubles?" |
| 3475 | I wonder under what circumstances we see him next?" |
| 3475 | I wonder, Jimmy, how they get that way?" |
| 3475 | Is n''t everything perfectly satisfactory? |
| 3475 | Is there any way in which I can help you?" |
| 3475 | Lizard?" |
| 3475 | Looking for an assistant general manager?" |
| 3475 | Murray?" |
| 3475 | Now that you know that I know you to be an impostor, what do you intend to do?" |
| 3475 | Now, do you get me?" |
| 3475 | Now, what arrangement can we make?" |
| 3475 | Please,"she continued,"just try it for a gamble?" |
| 3475 | Shall I have her call on you?" |
| 3475 | Suppose I was drivin''a milk- wagon, gettin''up at t''ree o''clock in the mornin''and workin''like hell-- how much would I get out of dat? |
| 3475 | Then:"What have you that''s good?" |
| 3475 | To beat up my best customer?" |
| 3475 | Torrance?" |
| 3475 | Torrance?" |
| 3475 | UP OR DOWN? |
| 3475 | What are you doing here anyway?" |
| 3475 | What do you want?" |
| 3475 | What else can you do?" |
| 3475 | What happened after that?" |
| 3475 | What in the world do you suppose his profession is anyway? |
| 3475 | What kind of a job you got?" |
| 3475 | What shall we do?" |
| 3475 | What time was that?" |
| 3475 | What wages do you get?" |
| 3475 | What''s an efficiency expert?" |
| 3475 | What''s his name?" |
| 3475 | What''s the matter with him anyway?" |
| 3475 | When do you expect to start these accountants in?" |
| 3475 | When does he want me?" |
| 3475 | Where in the world did you get this silly idea?" |
| 3475 | Who would ever think of State Street as a fairy- land? |
| 3475 | Who you been with, and how many years?" |
| 3475 | You have n''t got any love for Murray, have you?" |
| 3475 | cried that young lady,"where have you been all this time, and what''s happened to you? |
| 3475 | she asked, and without waiting for an answer,"Why do n''t you work for him?" |
| 34592 | A Green Room? |
| 34592 | A cocktail room perhaps? |
| 34592 | A deal? |
| 34592 | A hard day, Dad? |
| 34592 | A message from whom? |
| 34592 | A tidy little sum of money, or the asylum? |
| 34592 | An important story? |
| 34592 | And admit you were in the wrong when you''re certain you were n''t? |
| 34592 | And do n''t the newspapers always arrive? |
| 34592 | And do you know how to avoid it? |
| 34592 | And how does one go about acquiring a free coat? 34592 And if one has a rush message to send after that hour?" |
| 34592 | And if you fail? |
| 34592 | And that goes double, I take it? |
| 34592 | And the sleds? |
| 34592 | And there''s nothing you can do about it? |
| 34592 | And what are you doing in this part of the hotel? |
| 34592 | And what is it? 34592 And what will your grandfather say if he learns about it?" |
| 34592 | And who are these men of mystery? |
| 34592 | And who is Jake? |
| 34592 | And who is he? 34592 And who is he?" |
| 34592 | And you do n''t mind deceiving your grandfather? |
| 34592 | And you? |
| 34592 | Any newspapers tonight? |
| 34592 | Anyone else hurt, Sara? |
| 34592 | Are n''t you drawing rather sweeping conclusions? |
| 34592 | Blank days? |
| 34592 | But how could Francine have learned about it so soon? |
| 34592 | But how to prove it? |
| 34592 | But how would he profit by not receiving them? |
| 34592 | But how? 34592 But there is no newspaper in Pine Top, I wonder--?" |
| 34592 | But what happened to the papers today? |
| 34592 | But what is the attraction of this place, if not the skiing? |
| 34592 | But what significance_ could_ it have? |
| 34592 | But why should your lodge annoy them? 34592 But you do it anyway?" |
| 34592 | Ca n''t the story be proven? 34592 Ca n''t you deal with the son?" |
| 34592 | Ca n''t you even ski with me for half an hour? |
| 34592 | Ca n''t you get up your nerve? |
| 34592 | Ca n''t you think of anything else to do? |
| 34592 | Ca n''t you understand plain language? |
| 34592 | Ca n''t you use the run again this year? |
| 34592 | Can I buy a newspaper here? |
| 34592 | Can you climb a flight of stairs? |
| 34592 | Can you help me get out of here? |
| 34592 | Can you identify him? |
| 34592 | Can you really get a good fur coat for as little as a hundred dollars? |
| 34592 | Coming, Penny? |
| 34592 | Costume? |
| 34592 | Could n''t you slow down or was it too icy? |
| 34592 | Dad, you''ll honestly try to come to Pine Top for Christmas? |
| 34592 | Did I make a mistake in letting her know that you were n''t on an assignment? |
| 34592 | Did n''t your grandfather say anything about last time? |
| 34592 | Did you ever hear of a Green Room at the Fergus hotel? |
| 34592 | Did you lock the tool house last night, Jake? |
| 34592 | Did you see me make the jump? |
| 34592 | Did you two decide to change places? |
| 34592 | Did you wish to see me? |
| 34592 | Do you have an extra costume? |
| 34592 | Do you know if they have a guest named David Balantine? |
| 34592 | Do you know them? |
| 34592 | Do you mean messages one can read? |
| 34592 | Do you mean your new employer? |
| 34592 | Do you really like my new wardrobe, dearie? |
| 34592 | Do you see what I see? |
| 34592 | Does it hurt to upset? |
| 34592 | Does your grandfather often leave you like this? |
| 34592 | Fergus, eh? 34592 Francine? |
| 34592 | Francine? |
| 34592 | From Benny? 34592 From what office are the messages being sent and for what purpose?" |
| 34592 | Going back up the mountain? |
| 34592 | Harvey Maxwell? |
| 34592 | Has Mr. Fergus tried to buy your lodge? |
| 34592 | Has he? |
| 34592 | Have you caught any more witch dolls? |
| 34592 | Have you decided to use the run after all? |
| 34592 | Have you ever tried giving your father a list? |
| 34592 | Have you hurt yourself again? |
| 34592 | He is n''t sick? |
| 34592 | He isn''t--? |
| 34592 | He would n''t change his story? |
| 34592 | He''s made a large amount of money from his hotels, has n''t he? |
| 34592 | He_ likes_ me? |
| 34592 | How about the windows? |
| 34592 | How did you get it? |
| 34592 | How do I get there? |
| 34592 | How do you like it? |
| 34592 | How do you mean, Penny? |
| 34592 | How does one go about obtaining a card for the Green Room? |
| 34592 | How does one obtain a card of admission? |
| 34592 | How far is it from here to the border? |
| 34592 | How late is your office open? |
| 34592 | How long before we reach Pine Top? |
| 34592 | How long have you been there? |
| 34592 | How long will you stay at the Fergus hotel? |
| 34592 | How will I ever get out of this hole? |
| 34592 | How would you like to have me solve the mystery for you? |
| 34592 | How? |
| 34592 | How? |
| 34592 | Hurt? |
| 34592 | I beg your pardon,she said,"can you tell me how to find the Green Room?" |
| 34592 | I suppose you get a commission on every garment sold? |
| 34592 | I told you to stay away, did n''t I? |
| 34592 | I wonder how the Fergus- Maxwell interests are enjoying it? |
| 34592 | I wonder if that means me? |
| 34592 | I wonder if the Fergus hotel managed to get any? |
| 34592 | I wonder if you could help me? |
| 34592 | I wonder if you could tell me what seems to be the trouble with the newspaper delivery service here at Pine Top? |
| 34592 | I wonder what happened to the brake? 34592 I wonder who that girl was at the window?" |
| 34592 | I wonder why? |
| 34592 | In this storm? |
| 34592 | Is he entirely right in his mind? |
| 34592 | Is it always so cold here? |
| 34592 | Is it for a party? |
| 34592 | Is it still possible to make a reservation for Pine Top? |
| 34592 | Is n''t he the man who owns the Riverview Hotel? |
| 34592 | Is n''t it a rather long chance to take? |
| 34592 | Is n''t that the usual condition of a newspaper publisher? |
| 34592 | Is n''t your grandfather here? |
| 34592 | Is she a reporter? |
| 34592 | Is that a promise? |
| 34592 | Is that the best you can say for it? 34592 Is that where you are going?" |
| 34592 | Is that where you live? |
| 34592 | Is the plane service under the control of the Fergus- Maxwell interests? |
| 34592 | Is there a chance he''ll give his consent? |
| 34592 | Is there no other person at Pine Top who could do it? |
| 34592 | It was true though? |
| 34592 | Jake, does this belong to you? |
| 34592 | Just what is the Green Room anyway? |
| 34592 | Like it there? |
| 34592 | Looking for someone? |
| 34592 | May I ride with you? |
| 34592 | Miss Miller, you''re not by chance working for Ralph Fergus or the hotel? |
| 34592 | Mrs. Downey is n''t using the bob- sled run this year, is she? |
| 34592 | Need you tell her? |
| 34592 | New York Times? |
| 34592 | Nor at the Fergus hotel? |
| 34592 | Not even if I have lost my card? |
| 34592 | Not the slopes connected with this lodge? |
| 34592 | Nothing I can say will make you reconsider? |
| 34592 | Notice anything queer about it, Penny? |
| 34592 | Now what have we here? |
| 34592 | Now what? |
| 34592 | Now would you be able to pay as much as a hundred dollars for a coat? |
| 34592 | Now? |
| 34592 | Oh, Penny,protested Mrs. Downey anxiously,"do n''t you think you should have stayed in bed? |
| 34592 | Oh, and you like to ski,said Penny,"is that it?" |
| 34592 | Oh, are you taking this plane? |
| 34592 | Oh, are you traveling to Pine Top, too? |
| 34592 | Oh, do you ski? |
| 34592 | Oh, may I ask a favor? |
| 34592 | Oh, so it''s_ you_? 34592 Oh, why pose, Penny? |
| 34592 | Or is this another one of the blank days? |
| 34592 | Or should I say_ something_? |
| 34592 | Penny, are you hurt? |
| 34592 | Please, would you mind pointing that cannon in some other direction? 34592 Ready to try the jump, Penny?" |
| 34592 | Recommendations? |
| 34592 | Say, are you suggesting--? |
| 34592 | Sellberg? |
| 34592 | Shall I help you inside? |
| 34592 | She ai n''t that girl reporter that''s been stayin''here at the hotel? |
| 34592 | Sleep? 34592 So Maxwell was expecting me to come here to make a deal with him?" |
| 34592 | So late at night? |
| 34592 | So the screws are to be twisted a bit harder? |
| 34592 | So what''s the use of telling you? |
| 34592 | So you really do n''t know their names? |
| 34592 | So? |
| 34592 | Something unusual is going on here, but what? |
| 34592 | Staying at the Downey Lodge? |
| 34592 | Suppose you tell me why I am going to Pine Top mountain? |
| 34592 | Tell me, do I look too dreadful? |
| 34592 | The doors on this floor? |
| 34592 | The plane came in, did n''t it? |
| 34592 | The producer? 34592 The toboggan slide is n''t dangerous, is it?" |
| 34592 | Then he put it up on purpose? |
| 34592 | Then how do I get the papers for Mrs. Downey''s lodge? |
| 34592 | Then why did the football player change his story? |
| 34592 | Then why do n''t you see him? 34592 There''s no chance they can trump up a story and get free?" |
| 34592 | There, how does it feel now? |
| 34592 | To go so far just in the hope of seeing this man? |
| 34592 | Traveling alone? |
| 34592 | Trick? |
| 34592 | Up the mountain or down? |
| 34592 | We-- we''re in the air now, are n''t we? |
| 34592 | Well, how did you like the skiing? |
| 34592 | Well--Penny hesitated,"could we enter the hotel by the back way?" |
| 34592 | Were you able to get the newspapers? |
| 34592 | Were you wanting to get into this room? |
| 34592 | What about Fergus and Maxwell? |
| 34592 | What about our tracks in the snow? |
| 34592 | What are these for? |
| 34592 | What are you doing here? |
| 34592 | What are you going to do? |
| 34592 | What brings you to the airport? |
| 34592 | What can the message mean? 34592 What could have happened to Grandfather?" |
| 34592 | What did you ask him for this year? |
| 34592 | What do you know about it? |
| 34592 | What do you say? 34592 What does a button have to do with the bob- sled accident?" |
| 34592 | What does that mean? |
| 34592 | What goes on in there anyway? 34592 What happened?" |
| 34592 | What has snow to do with it? |
| 34592 | What have you found? |
| 34592 | What is the meaning of this intrusion? |
| 34592 | What makes you say that, Jerry? 34592 What reason would I have for doing anything like that?" |
| 34592 | What sort of car? |
| 34592 | What was the big idea? |
| 34592 | What will you do now? 34592 What would be the reason behind that?" |
| 34592 | What would the hotel be doing with a teletype? |
| 34592 | What''s the matter, Penny? |
| 34592 | Whatever made it take you so long? |
| 34592 | Whatever put such an idea in your head? |
| 34592 | When does the case come to trial? |
| 34592 | When will he be at the hotel? |
| 34592 | When will the papers come? |
| 34592 | Where could I see these coats? |
| 34592 | Where did you get your ticket? |
| 34592 | Where is grandfather? |
| 34592 | Where is the Green Room, please? |
| 34592 | Where will you go if you leave here? |
| 34592 | Where''s that? |
| 34592 | Which way are you going? |
| 34592 | Who are those men? |
| 34592 | Who cares? |
| 34592 | Who covered the story, Dad? |
| 34592 | Who do you think I am? |
| 34592 | Who is she? |
| 34592 | Who is this man? |
| 34592 | Who is your employer, Miss Miller? 34592 Who knows? |
| 34592 | Who occupies Room 27? |
| 34592 | Who occupies the nearby rooms? |
| 34592 | Who would n''t? 34592 Who_ are_ they?" |
| 34592 | Why did he lock you up here? |
| 34592 | Why did n''t you order the store sent out and be done with it? |
| 34592 | Why do n''t we bury the hatchet and work together on this thing? 34592 Why do n''t you shoot once or twice into the air just to give''em a good fright?" |
| 34592 | Why do n''t you tell him the truth? 34592 Why do they want your place?" |
| 34592 | Why is he suing the_ Star_ for libel, Dad? |
| 34592 | Why not break down and tell me the identity of our two fellow passengers? |
| 34592 | Why not put an end to all this nonsense, Francine? 34592 Why should she wish to do that?" |
| 34592 | Why, what has happened? |
| 34592 | Will you be able to manage? |
| 34592 | Will you just read this, please, Mr. Jasko? 34592 Will you need the attendant to turn on the current for you?" |
| 34592 | Wonder what she''s doing here? |
| 34592 | Would you like to have one like it? |
| 34592 | Would you like to walk along? |
| 34592 | Would you mind? |
| 34592 | You ai n''t locked out again? |
| 34592 | You are an actress? |
| 34592 | You did n''t see him go away? |
| 34592 | You did n''t spend much time in the Green Room, did you? |
| 34592 | You did, Penny? 34592 You do n''t by any chance know either of those men?" |
| 34592 | You do n''t think Ralph Fergus or Harvey Maxwell have influenced Jasko? |
| 34592 | You do, eh? |
| 34592 | You have your card, Madam? |
| 34592 | You mean they came through? |
| 34592 | You mean, you''re aimin''to have me adjudged insane? |
| 34592 | You surely do n''t mean you would deliberately defraud the hotel? |
| 34592 | You told him all about it I suppose? |
| 34592 | You work here, do n''t you? |
| 34592 | You''re certain it was in good condition last night? |
| 34592 | You''re looking for someone? |
| 34592 | You''re not a guest here? |
| 34592 | You''re not a guest here? |
| 34592 | You''re not aiming to run away? |
| 34592 | You''re not forgetting Mrs. Downey''s place? |
| 34592 | You''re not locked in? |
| 34592 | You''re probably only going a short ways? |
| 34592 | You''re sensitive about being crippled? |
| 34592 | You''re starting Thursday, are n''t you? |
| 34592 | You''re sure the connection has been made? |
| 34592 | You''re the Jasko girl, are n''t you, whose grandfather will not allow skiers on his property? |
| 34592 | You''re the manager of the hotel, are n''t you? |
| 34592 | You-- you think Grandfather met with violence? |
| 34592 | Your ankle? |
| 34592 | Your father has had dealings with him? |
| 34592 | Your friend? |
| 34592 | Your grandfather? |
| 34592 | Your interview did n''t turn out as you expected? |
| 34592 | Your new fur coat? 34592 Your proof?" |
| 34592 | Your room is n''t on this floor, is it? |
| 34592 | A book or a magazine?" |
| 34592 | A dining room?" |
| 34592 | ARE YOU ALL RIGHT?" |
| 34592 | Addressing the prisoner she demanded:"Is n''t it true that there is a direct wire connection between this hotel and the one in Riverview?" |
| 34592 | And what did Francine know about it? |
| 34592 | And what was she trying to tell me?" |
| 34592 | And you''ll come back soon, wo n''t you, Penny?" |
| 34592 | Any excitement?" |
| 34592 | Are n''t you mistaken? |
| 34592 | Are they selling something?" |
| 34592 | Are you ready to sign the lease?" |
| 34592 | Are you sure it is the same man? |
| 34592 | Are you traveling incognito or something?" |
| 34592 | As I was telling Mr. Jasko last night--""You were talking with Peter Jasko?" |
| 34592 | Brakes in good order, Jake?" |
| 34592 | But as she turned it over she saw a single line of jumbled letters: YL GFZKY GLULFFLS"What can this be?" |
| 34592 | But had it ever reached the_ Star_ office? |
| 34592 | But we want it, see? |
| 34592 | But what can I do?" |
| 34592 | But why did Maxwell and Fergus find it necessary to employ one? |
| 34592 | CAN YOU GET AN INTERVIEW WITH SHERIFF CLAUSSON?" |
| 34592 | CHAPTER 12_ THE GREEN CARD_"Do you always talk to yourself?" |
| 34592 | CHAPTER 6_ PENNY TRESPASSES_"Ca n''t you understand signs?" |
| 34592 | Clausson?" |
| 34592 | Did your grandfather have enemies?" |
| 34592 | Do n''t you envy us?" |
| 34592 | Do n''t you think I might at least get an advertising circular?" |
| 34592 | Do n''t you think you could take two weeks off anyhow, Dad? |
| 34592 | Do n''t you think you might be interested in one yourself?" |
| 34592 | Do you feel better, Penny?" |
| 34592 | Do you have a master key?" |
| 34592 | Do you have a pain somewhere?" |
| 34592 | Do you hear it?" |
| 34592 | Do you think I could?" |
| 34592 | Downey?" |
| 34592 | Downey?" |
| 34592 | Downey?" |
| 34592 | Fergus?" |
| 34592 | For the skiing?" |
| 34592 | From whom had Ralph Fergus received the coded note, and what was its meaning? |
| 34592 | Gaining control of himself, Peter Jasko demanded gruffly:"Hurt?" |
| 34592 | Get me?" |
| 34592 | Glasser?" |
| 34592 | Go back home?" |
| 34592 | Harvey Maxwell was speaking:"Well, Jasko, have you thought it over? |
| 34592 | He''s getting on in years and I''m afraid--""Jake, could n''t we go up to Hatter''s place, wherever it is?" |
| 34592 | How about it?" |
| 34592 | How do you like my suit?" |
| 34592 | How else can one explain your fanatical hatred of skiing, your blind rages, your antagonism to the more progressive interests? |
| 34592 | How would you like that?" |
| 34592 | How would you like to earn some more money?" |
| 34592 | I suppose you''ll be going soon, then?" |
| 34592 | I wonder if maybe I have n''t stumbled into something?" |
| 34592 | I''m not certain about the rest--""No?" |
| 34592 | Injured yourself, too, did n''t you?" |
| 34592 | Is n''t it glorious skiing weather? |
| 34592 | Is n''t it new?" |
| 34592 | Is n''t it?" |
| 34592 | Is she leaving Pine Top?" |
| 34592 | Is that clear?" |
| 34592 | Jasko?" |
| 34592 | Jasko?" |
| 34592 | Might it not have been printed by a teletype machine? |
| 34592 | Mind waiting a few minutes?" |
| 34592 | My goodness, are n''t your tastes rather expensive?" |
| 34592 | Oh, by the way, any mail?" |
| 34592 | One of the owners of the hotel?" |
| 34592 | Or do I mean a gazelle?" |
| 34592 | Otherwise, why had Francine been sent to the mountain resort? |
| 34592 | Penny nudged Louise and whispered in her ear:"Did you hear that?" |
| 34592 | Penny read the message twice, scowling at the sentence:"Are you sure it is the same man?" |
| 34592 | Penny started to turn away, and then asked with attempted carelessness:"What''s going on in there anyway? |
| 34592 | Penny waited until the reporter had left the office and then said apologetically:"I do n''t suppose you''ve received any message for me?" |
| 34592 | Right?" |
| 34592 | Say tomorrow at two?" |
| 34592 | Seeing Francine standing near, she turned to the reporter and exclaimed:"Did you watch Sara''s jump? |
| 34592 | Shall we be going out to the plane before I miss it?" |
| 34592 | Shall we work together and let bygones be bygones?" |
| 34592 | Should n''t I have told him?" |
| 34592 | Someone connected with the hotel?" |
| 34592 | Surely you are n''t serious about giving up your lodge?" |
| 34592 | Tell me, is this hotel close to the old silver mine?" |
| 34592 | The two men went up to the desk and the portly one addressed the clerk curtly:"You have our reservations for Pine Top?" |
| 34592 | There she paused to inquire:"Anything I can bring you, Penny? |
| 34592 | Understand?" |
| 34592 | WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO GIVE ME FOR XMAS? |
| 34592 | WHEN ARE YOU COMING TO PINE TOP? |
| 34592 | WHO UNCOVERED THE STORY?" |
| 34592 | Was it possible that a plot was being hatched against her father''s friend? |
| 34592 | Was n''t it magnificent?" |
| 34592 | What are you bringing him here for?" |
| 34592 | What are you doing here?" |
| 34592 | What did Mr. Jasko say?" |
| 34592 | What did they have to say? |
| 34592 | What happened?" |
| 34592 | What is it, Penny?" |
| 34592 | What must I do to acquire one-- rob a bank?" |
| 34592 | What time is it?" |
| 34592 | What was it you wished to know?" |
| 34592 | Where shall we ski today?" |
| 34592 | Why did n''t he come along?" |
| 34592 | Why do n''t we pool our interests and work together?" |
| 34592 | Why do you suppose she''s going to Pine Top? |
| 34592 | Why worry about Francine and the silly old Green Room? |
| 34592 | Why, what is the matter? |
| 34592 | Will you help me out of here?" |
| 34592 | With a quick change of mood she inquired:"What''s doing down at the hotel? |
| 34592 | Would you like that?" |
| 34592 | You did n''t by chance get that role from David Balantine?" |
| 34592 | You did n''t notice any automobile on the main road this morning did you?" |
| 34592 | You do n''t believe in signs either, do you?" |
| 34592 | You noticed that, I suppose?" |
| 34592 | You tell Mrs. Downey I''ll try to get up to the lodge tomorrow morning, and we''ll try out the track together, eh Penny?" |
| 34592 | You''re Penelope Parker, are n''t you?" |
| 34592 | You''ve not become a professional model?" |
| 45417 | All right for me to shin up? |
| 45417 | All set? |
| 45417 | All set? |
| 45417 | An''Marse Joyce figured he''d beat it to Rooshia jes''as soon as he could put his han''s on de plans? |
| 45417 | And he let you go after you''d worked for him all that time? |
| 45417 | And how do you expect to do that without being nabbed right off the bat? |
| 45417 | And if your father really wrote a letter to you, and they knew it-- why did they wait nearly three months before they tried to steal it? |
| 45417 | And they would n''t believe you, eh? |
| 45417 | And what''s on the farther side of the Joyce property? |
| 45417 | And what''s the other? |
| 45417 | And what,asked the portly gentleman, coming at once to the point,"will you take for that motor, Miss Dixon?" |
| 45417 | And when you sight the historic mansion? |
| 45417 | And why did they start in using strong arm stuff right off the bat? |
| 45417 | And you want to come? 45417 And-- and you carried me all this way?" |
| 45417 | Are n''t hurt, are you? |
| 45417 | Are you deaf? |
| 45417 | Are you hurt, Bill? |
| 45417 | Are you just stubborn, or in your dotage? 45417 Betty, be- have, will you? |
| 45417 | Betty, you stay here, and--"And have them break in the back door while you two are in the front hall? 45417 But do n''t you see? |
| 45417 | But do n''t you think you''d better get out your revolver, Dorothy? 45417 But how come, Dorothy?" |
| 45417 | But how on earth can we find it in the dark? |
| 45417 | But how on earth-- did they say anything about the contents of the letter? |
| 45417 | But if Joyce was in business with Mr. Conway, why did n''t Stoker mention that? |
| 45417 | But is the rope long enough? |
| 45417 | But not so good on a rainy night, eh? 45417 But please tell me what it is you''re trying to find?" |
| 45417 | But suppose this one is? |
| 45417 | But suppose those men have come back? |
| 45417 | But tell me-- what did you do to that crew outside? |
| 45417 | But that does n''t get us anywhere, does it? |
| 45417 | But there is a way out? |
| 45417 | But what plans? |
| 45417 | But what''ll you do about my slicker, Bill? 45417 But what''s that rabbit got to do with our tracks?" |
| 45417 | But what''s the use of hangin''round? |
| 45417 | But what_ was_ Joyce after? |
| 45417 | But who is this Mr. Joyce you speak of, Uncle? |
| 45417 | But who''s going to wash all these dishes? |
| 45417 | But will the tree hold us both? 45417 But your wet clothes, Miss Dixon?" |
| 45417 | But-- suppose you are n''t able to get to a window? |
| 45417 | By the way, Mrs. Johnson, I wonder if we can trespass on your good humor still further? |
| 45417 | Can you run now? |
| 45417 | Catch anything? |
| 45417 | Count yourself out? 45417 D''you think I''d let_ Wispy_ mash up my best friend? |
| 45417 | Den yo''all knows Marse George? |
| 45417 | Did you bring some extra gas for_ Wispy_? |
| 45417 | Did you find the book he wanted? |
| 45417 | Did you get the police? |
| 45417 | Did you speak? |
| 45417 | Do n''t answer me back that way, do you hear? |
| 45417 | Do n''t tell me you can actually see to dodge these branches and tree trunks? |
| 45417 | Do you come from New Canaan? |
| 45417 | Do you happen to have an extra car that we could borrow for a few hours? |
| 45417 | Do you happen to have the copy that was sent you, here in the house? |
| 45417 | Do you know where Mr. Joyce and his men are now? |
| 45417 | Do you know where they are? |
| 45417 | Do you know who he is? |
| 45417 | Do you mind saying how much? |
| 45417 | Do you really think they''ve gone? |
| 45417 | Do you think I''m enjoying this? 45417 Do you think he really is mixed up with J. J. J. in this business?" |
| 45417 | Do you think it possible that old Lewis knew that your Father wrote you that letter-- and believes that it''s in this house? 45417 Do you think the letter Mr. Conway is supposed to have written Stoker could possibly have had anything to do with patents?" |
| 45417 | Do? 45417 Dollars?" |
| 45417 | Dorothy''s some little bargainer, ai n''t she? |
| 45417 | Everything all right? |
| 45417 | Going to call up Stoker? |
| 45417 | Got any ideas? |
| 45417 | Got your knitting and everything? 45417 Had n''t I better call in Marse Bill?" |
| 45417 | Had n''t I better carry it down the hill? |
| 45417 | Had n''t you better introduce your friends? 45417 Has Mr. Lewis ever spoken to you about it?" |
| 45417 | Has yo''all heard de news, Liza? |
| 45417 | Have you read it, Conway? |
| 45417 | He''s such a good- looking boy, too-- don''t tell me they''ve killed him or anything? |
| 45417 | Heard about you both-- who has n''t? 45417 Him and me both, eh? |
| 45417 | Ho-- how come I ca n''t do it, Abe? 45417 How about it, Uncle Abe? |
| 45417 | How about me? |
| 45417 | How about me? |
| 45417 | How about the chances we''ll take in breaking into Nearma? |
| 45417 | How about the coffee, Bill? |
| 45417 | How about the fame you won in the diamond smuggling case? 45417 How come Marse Bill was able ter build dat engin''? |
| 45417 | How come, uncle? |
| 45417 | How did you find out? |
| 45417 | How did you happen to go there last night? |
| 45417 | How did you know there was a river down in the valley? |
| 45417 | How do we get to it, Uncle? |
| 45417 | How do we know that friend Joyce has n''t got hold of Stoker and possibly Terry, too? |
| 45417 | How do you do it? |
| 45417 | How do you figure that? |
| 45417 | How do you get that way, Betty? 45417 How far does it go?" |
| 45417 | How in the world did you manage this? |
| 45417 | How many are still here? |
| 45417 | How safe? |
| 45417 | How should I know? |
| 45417 | How''s that? |
| 45417 | I said why keep the secret to yourself? 45417 I suppose you know the cook over there, Uncle?" |
| 45417 | I suppose you want me to open it? |
| 45417 | I wonder why Father did n''t tell me of those plans? |
| 45417 | In other words, why must you put in your foot every time you open your mouth? 45417 Is folks a- follerin''yo''chill''un?" |
| 45417 | Is n''t he perfectly sweet? |
| 45417 | Is n''t it terrible? |
| 45417 | Is that all clear? |
| 45417 | Is that you, Dorothy? |
| 45417 | Is there another way? |
| 45417 | Is your ladyship ready to go now? |
| 45417 | It''s about time we beat it over to Stoker''s, do n''t you think? |
| 45417 | It''s none of my particular business, of course, but would you mind telling me the reason for all this rough house? 45417 Jones''Aircraft Power Plants, was n''t it?" |
| 45417 | Joyce could n''t try to steal patents registered in Mr. Conway''s name, could he? |
| 45417 | Let''s see-- where was I? 45417 Look here, supper''s nearly ready, and since I''ve set everybody else to work, suppose I give you a job, too? |
| 45417 | Mind if I come in for a minute or two? |
| 45417 | Mr. Lewis, do you mind if I take it home with me? |
| 45417 | Must be what? |
| 45417 | Near ma? |
| 45417 | Nice lady- like reputation, what? |
| 45417 | No-- have you? |
| 45417 | Not afraid to stay here, are you? |
| 45417 | Not very subtle, were they? 45417 Obey orders?" |
| 45417 | Oh, is he? 45417 Oh, is that so? |
| 45417 | Oh, you do, do you? |
| 45417 | Oh,_ yeah_? |
| 45417 | Old Lewis? |
| 45417 | Open up, do you hear, River? 45417 Questions?" |
| 45417 | Right here? 45417 River? |
| 45417 | Say, are you crazy, or am I? |
| 45417 | Say, it''s great, the way you''ve pitched in here-- did you have a hard time finding things? |
| 45417 | See here, will you pipe down? |
| 45417 | So you think it was your tracks we followed? |
| 45417 | So you''d been surprised, eh? |
| 45417 | Some wonderworker, is n''t she? |
| 45417 | Surely you''re not going to show a light? |
| 45417 | Taking a--_warm_? |
| 45417 | That''s interesting-- wonder what he wants with George? |
| 45417 | That''s the question--_can_ we do anything? |
| 45417 | The letter is--? |
| 45417 | The one you saw, Terry? |
| 45417 | The super''s house is right across the reservation from here, if I recall rightly? |
| 45417 | The white one in the trees? |
| 45417 | Then who is? |
| 45417 | Think we''d better get back to the house? |
| 45417 | Think you can find the cart road? |
| 45417 | Think you could pilot us down there and give those guys in the woods the miss? |
| 45417 | Those guys below us know we''re up here, so what does it matter? |
| 45417 | Turn to the right? |
| 45417 | Uncle Abe,she said, looking straight into his shining eyes,"do you really like living up there in the woods, all by yourself?" |
| 45417 | Wat''s all dis I''m a- hearin''? |
| 45417 | We want some clothesline, to tie up these here nuisances-- an''if you do n''t cough some up right now-- I''ll bump you off, see? |
| 45417 | Well, I apologize for us all,Bill leaned across the table,"we were only kidding you-- weren''t we, Betty?" |
| 45417 | Well, Uncle? |
| 45417 | Well, are you game? |
| 45417 | Well, then you must have read about Mr. Bolton, here, too? 45417 Well, we''ve got to get off this reservation-- how are we going to do it?" |
| 45417 | Well, what of it? 45417 Well, what''s the dope?" |
| 45417 | Well, what''s the dope? |
| 45417 | Well, what''s the good word now, Dorothy? |
| 45417 | Well, why ca n''t you help me? |
| 45417 | Well, why do n''t you speak? |
| 45417 | Well-- what do you think we''ve run into-- a college houseparty or something? |
| 45417 | Well? |
| 45417 | Whar dey at? |
| 45417 | What I mean is, could you hear the bell ring in Stoker''s house? |
| 45417 | What I want to know,she said in conclusion,"is how they happened to catch you napping-- and what''s become of George Conway and Betty?" |
| 45417 | What are we going to do? |
| 45417 | What are you doing? |
| 45417 | What are you talking about? |
| 45417 | What are you trying to do, Bill, evade my question? |
| 45417 | What are you waiting for? |
| 45417 | What business is that of yours? |
| 45417 | What can I do for you? |
| 45417 | What can those people be after if it is n''t the patents on Mr. Conway''s inventions? |
| 45417 | What d''you take us for-- a pair of fools? 45417 What dey doin''uphyar in de woods at dis time o''night?" |
| 45417 | What did I tell you? |
| 45417 | What did his card say, I mean? |
| 45417 | What do you plan to do? 45417 What fo''yo''all chasin''dese hyar chillun in de woods?" |
| 45417 | What happened tonight, before we came? |
| 45417 | What if they wo n''t let us in? |
| 45417 | What is it you''re driving at? |
| 45417 | What is it? |
| 45417 | What kept you so long, Bill? |
| 45417 | What of it? 45417 What on earth is it?" |
| 45417 | What patents? |
| 45417 | What price rock salt? |
| 45417 | What rope? |
| 45417 | What say? 45417 What say?" |
| 45417 | What say? |
| 45417 | What say? |
| 45417 | What say? |
| 45417 | What trails were you on? |
| 45417 | What tree? |
| 45417 | What''ll I do if it''s locked? |
| 45417 | What''s become of them? |
| 45417 | What''s that got to do with it? 45417 What''s the matter?" |
| 45417 | What''s the next move? |
| 45417 | What''s your big idea, Terry? |
| 45417 | What-- what are you afraid of, Dorothy? |
| 45417 | What-- what''s the matter? |
| 45417 | What? 45417 What?" |
| 45417 | Where am I? |
| 45417 | Where are the plans, and what has the book to do with them? |
| 45417 | Where are we? |
| 45417 | Where are your visitors? |
| 45417 | Where did all these swell eggs come from, Uncle? |
| 45417 | Where do they keep the bread box in this house, anyway? |
| 45417 | Where do we go from here? |
| 45417 | Where do you get this''we''stuff? |
| 45417 | Where do you suppose it goes? |
| 45417 | Where have that boy and girl gone to? |
| 45417 | Which one is that? |
| 45417 | Which way is that woodlot trail from here? |
| 45417 | Who are you-- and what do you want? |
| 45417 | Who dat? |
| 45417 | Who goes first? 45417 Who was that man, Uncle Abe?" |
| 45417 | Who won the game? |
| 45417 | Who would? |
| 45417 | Who''s there? |
| 45417 | Why are you so sure? |
| 45417 | Why do n''t you do something, Chick? |
| 45417 | Why not get them up here now? |
| 45417 | Why not? 45417 Why so sarcastic?" |
| 45417 | Why? 45417 Wonder who he''s working for?" |
| 45417 | Yeah? 45417 Yes, yes, what of it?" |
| 45417 | Yes? 45417 Yes?" |
| 45417 | You did? |
| 45417 | You do n''t know? 45417 You mean-- where we''re bound for?" |
| 45417 | You mean-- which he left to Stoker? |
| 45417 | You must be almost as good as Betty that is, I mean--"Who''s taking my name in vain? |
| 45417 | You say that his father and Mr. Joyce were friends-- that they had dealings of some sort together? |
| 45417 | You think they may still be in the offing? |
| 45417 | You think, then, that he sold them before his death? |
| 45417 | You''ve seen him before? |
| 45417 | _ George?_exploded Dorothy. |
| 45417 | _ He_ talked loud enough,--quite an old gentleman, is n''t he? |
| 45417 | _ We?_Dorothy''s tone was richly sarcastic. |
| 45417 | _ Where?_they cried in chorus. |
| 45417 | A cup of tea, now, to warm you up and some of these nice crisp crullers I made yesterday? |
| 45417 | All sereno here, I take it?" |
| 45417 | All set?" |
| 45417 | An''what do we use fer rope?" |
| 45417 | And I suppose, after being up here for nearly ten years, you can find your way about in those woods?" |
| 45417 | And how''s Betty tonight? |
| 45417 | And to be honest, how can you expect me to guess the right answers when you do n''t know them yourself? |
| 45417 | And what am I to do while you''re in the house mixing it up with those thugs? |
| 45417 | And what is my important work to consist of?" |
| 45417 | Answer me, ca n''t you?" |
| 45417 | Any place in this hotel where I can wash and slick up a bit, Uncle?" |
| 45417 | Bad night, is n''t it?" |
| 45417 | Been reading the British poets or something?" |
| 45417 | Bill Bolton, the flyer--?" |
| 45417 | Bill, do you think they''ll find the chimney?" |
| 45417 | Buckshot, at that distance?" |
| 45417 | But are you sure I ca n''t tempt you to stay for Sunday dinner? |
| 45417 | But how did you happen to be in here?" |
| 45417 | But maybe there was no firm-- of Joyce and Conway? |
| 45417 | But tell me, Auntie-- do you know where they''re keeping this young man?" |
| 45417 | But there''s no hurry about your leavin'', is there? |
| 45417 | But what did such trifles matter when one was bent upon a great achievement? |
| 45417 | But what do you think''s happened?" |
| 45417 | But where are Betty and George?" |
| 45417 | By the way, do they teach English or just plain Connecticut Yankee at the New Canaan High? |
| 45417 | By the way, which side of the river have you got the bus parked?" |
| 45417 | Call Terry in, will you? |
| 45417 | Can we come in out of the wet for a little while?" |
| 45417 | Can you hear what they''re saying in the next room?" |
| 45417 | Chapter VIII THE CHIMNEY Then on her right she heard a soft rustling, immediately followed by a low call:"Dorothy, where are you?" |
| 45417 | Chapter XIV THE LION''S DEN"No answer at all?" |
| 45417 | Could you slide down ours and untie that from the bushes, then shin up again?" |
| 45417 | Did you leave your gun in the library, George?" |
| 45417 | Do n''t you remember the movies last night? |
| 45417 | Do you expect me to stick out here with the car and see that somebody does n''t steal the tires?" |
| 45417 | Do you feel able to go on now?" |
| 45417 | Do you know what happened to their car?" |
| 45417 | Do you think I''m going to let you walk into that place alone?" |
| 45417 | Do you want them out after us? |
| 45417 | Ever been in the Reservation, Bill?" |
| 45417 | Except--"here Dorothy looked stern,"I do n''t approve of your housekeeping methods-- I had to scour the frying pan twice, sir, do you realize that?" |
| 45417 | Have you any suggestions to give us?" |
| 45417 | Have you boys had supper?" |
| 45417 | He was such a darling looking boy and--""My goodness-- what have his looks got to do with it? |
| 45417 | Hear it just over there to the right?" |
| 45417 | How about you, Uncle Abe?" |
| 45417 | How are you making out?" |
| 45417 | How can any of us learn anything unless you give Stoker a chance to get on with his story?" |
| 45417 | How dat man goin''ter keep all dose young folks locked in his house while he try to sell dem plans? |
| 45417 | How did you get here?" |
| 45417 | How did you get it?" |
| 45417 | How do you know Joyce''s men have n''t got them tied up in the house?" |
| 45417 | How in the wide world did you ever get rouge on the end of your nose? |
| 45417 | How is it done?" |
| 45417 | How would you like to live in quarters over our garage and work for my father? |
| 45417 | How''ll that be?" |
| 45417 | I hope you do n''t mind my mentioning such a prosaic thing-- but do you happen to have anything to eat in the house?" |
| 45417 | I thought dat de plans was lost?" |
| 45417 | I''m soaked nearly to my waist-- how about you?" |
| 45417 | If Mr. Conway still owned patent rights on his inventions, why were n''t they mentioned in the will?" |
| 45417 | If there is one, how is it going to help us?" |
| 45417 | If you know the way out, why do n''t you say so?" |
| 45417 | Is dat what yo''all wanter know, ma''am?" |
| 45417 | Is it far away?" |
| 45417 | Is n''t it possible that Mr. Joyce may have acted as Mr. Conway''s agent-- sold the inventions for him, perhaps? |
| 45417 | Is that clear to you, Betty?" |
| 45417 | Is there much farther to go?" |
| 45417 | Johnson?" |
| 45417 | Joyce?" |
| 45417 | Let''s see-- where was I?" |
| 45417 | May I use your telephone?" |
| 45417 | Now tell me-- are you going to pull yourself together and be of some help? |
| 45417 | Park the car near the road, hike back through the woods and cut over toward the house from that side?" |
| 45417 | Pass the word on to the rest of the boys about them dead beats that''s botherin''people on the Reservation, will you?" |
| 45417 | People who live in glass houses, you know--?" |
| 45417 | Pretty good guess, eh?" |
| 45417 | Remember what I trotted into with Betty at Stoker''s house?" |
| 45417 | Snap out of it, wo n''t you, Betty?" |
| 45417 | So do n''t put him wise, will you?" |
| 45417 | Talk of hunting needles in a--""But do we need it?" |
| 45417 | That is, I s''pose they''re yours?" |
| 45417 | That''s a bad eye you''ve got-- been in a fight?" |
| 45417 | There''s another-- hear it?" |
| 45417 | They said they''d come for the letter Father had left for me to read after his death--""And you did n''t give it to them?" |
| 45417 | This young lady in overalls is Miss Dixon, I take it?" |
| 45417 | Turn your mind upon the answer of that dear old song,''Where do we go from here?''" |
| 45417 | Wat you want I should do, Miss Do''thy?" |
| 45417 | We''ll talk it over at supper, shall we?" |
| 45417 | Whar was dey?" |
| 45417 | What are we going to do about it?" |
| 45417 | What can we do but knock them up and ask for shelter?" |
| 45417 | What could have happened to him? |
| 45417 | What could his objective be? |
| 45417 | What do you bet I spot the motive in this mysterious case of Stoker''s?" |
| 45417 | What do you pretend you were doing, anyway?" |
| 45417 | What do you say?" |
| 45417 | What do you suppose they were after?" |
| 45417 | What is it, Uncle?" |
| 45417 | What on earth was he going to do now? |
| 45417 | What river? |
| 45417 | When I could n''t find the book for old Lewis, what do you think he said?" |
| 45417 | When yo''alls done wid dem, p''raps yo''ll wake de young missy, an''carry de bucket in yonder?" |
| 45417 | Where are they?" |
| 45417 | Where are you, anyway?" |
| 45417 | Where do you want me to start?" |
| 45417 | Where''s your boy friend?" |
| 45417 | Where?" |
| 45417 | Who is dis hyar boy wid you, Uncle?" |
| 45417 | Who yo''all a- lookin''fo''?" |
| 45417 | Who''s going to do the hunting?" |
| 45417 | Why did n''t we think of him before?" |
| 45417 | Why did n''t you wake me up?" |
| 45417 | Why did those men attack you and tie you up-- what were they doing around here?" |
| 45417 | Why was Hilltop sold?" |
| 45417 | Wonder what the J in John J. Joyce stands for?" |
| 45417 | Wonder what''s become of Stoker and Betty?" |
| 45417 | You came up this way, did n''t you?" |
| 45417 | You can go into the dining room and set the table.--Bill, you''re a good cook-- how about starting the coffee? |
| 45417 | You must be nearly dead--""Well, there have been times when I''ve felt more peppy--""How could you, Bill? |
| 45417 | You or me?" |
| 45417 | You want that shoe so as to prevent anyone else from finding it, the men who are chasing us, for instance?" |
| 45417 | You''d never take her for the same person, would you?" |
| 45417 | You-- killed them? |
| 45417 | _ Where are your visitors?_"The old man spat with great precision on to a glowing cinder. |
| 45417 | does n''t she?" |
| 45417 | he thundered,"What do you mean by bandying words with me?" |
| 45417 | so you put the spotlight on me, do you?" |
| 43263 | A hand, an arm, a gun? |
| 43263 | A-- a leaf? |
| 43263 | All you want is your money? 43263 And are you equipped to handle that side of the case?" |
| 43263 | And do you wish to be tried by this court? |
| 43263 | And last night? |
| 43263 | And still you came back? |
| 43263 | And the bullet? |
| 43263 | And the bullet? |
| 43263 | And these birds took it? |
| 43263 | And we''ll find the man, wo n''t we, Drew? |
| 43263 | And what do you think? 43263 Another call?" |
| 43263 | Are you a lawyer? |
| 43263 | Bad for what? |
| 43263 | Be in town that long, wo n''t you? |
| 43263 | Bullets? |
| 43263 | But do you know the exact way to this farm? |
| 43263 | But how must the detective feel who has dealings with such a man? 43263 But is n''t a police officer''s life always in danger?" |
| 43263 | But the bullets? |
| 43263 | But the burglars? |
| 43263 | But what about the squad call that was going through when the raid on the radio station was made? |
| 43263 | But what''s on the platter? |
| 43263 | But where did the boys come from? |
| 43263 | But where is the society that cares for the women and children made widows and orphans by the bullets of gangsters, burglars, and robbers? 43263 But who could do less than try?" |
| 43263 | But why do they do it? |
| 43263 | But why the grin at all? |
| 43263 | But why? 43263 Ca n''t you see? |
| 43263 | Call picking pockets going straight? |
| 43263 | Can you prove that he meant to shoot you? |
| 43263 | Can you? |
| 43263 | Did they get them? 43263 Did you hear him? |
| 43263 | Do n''t mind coming along, do you? 43263 Do you think those pickpockets had their gang walk in on this boy and beat him up?" |
| 43263 | Do you think you can make anything of just a shell? |
| 43263 | Drew,said Johnny, almost solemnly,"did you ever hear of Newton Mills?" |
| 43263 | Drew? 43263 Dumplings in meat gravy?" |
| 43263 | Equipped? |
| 43263 | Ever box? |
| 43263 | Find anything? |
| 43263 | First thing we''ve got to do to- morrow,said Drew,"is to work out the probabilities?" |
| 43263 | For,he was accustomed to say to his friends,"who will know what I hold in that hand? |
| 43263 | Forensic ballistics,he said musingly as he sipped hot coffee,"sounds rather impossible, does n''t it? |
| 43263 | Freight? 43263 Go answer it, will you?" |
| 43263 | Going over town? 43263 Gone?" |
| 43263 | Got good jobs? |
| 43263 | Had anything to eat? |
| 43263 | Has he told you how it all came about? |
| 43263 | Have a good rest? |
| 43263 | Have n''t you heard? |
| 43263 | Have these men a record? |
| 43263 | Have they found the bullet? |
| 43263 | Have they saved the bullet? |
| 43263 | He did? 43263 He''s a pal of yours?" |
| 43263 | He-- he never told us--"That he had a daughter? 43263 He? |
| 43263 | Hey? 43263 How about it?" |
| 43263 | How about the bullets? |
| 43263 | How does it come you were not arrested with this pal of yours? |
| 43263 | How''d you like to meet me at the club this evening for a few rounds? |
| 43263 | I wonder if that''s the price? 43263 In those other cases of that night, the safe- blowing and theatre robbery, was there any unnecessary shooting?" |
| 43263 | In what way do they differ? |
| 43263 | Is it hard to become a city detective? |
| 43263 | Is that true? |
| 43263 | It may save this man Mills for a great service,he told himself,"and who knows better than he how to bring these inhuman ones to justice?" |
| 43263 | Just what you been doing with this thing? |
| 43263 | Know how most of''em go? 43263 Know what''s in this jug?" |
| 43263 | Know what? |
| 43263 | Know what? |
| 43263 | Like a little music? |
| 43263 | Mind if I sit down awhile? 43263 Newton Mills, the great city detective? |
| 43263 | Newton Mills? |
| 43263 | Nothing, is it? 43263 Now can I go?" |
| 43263 | Probably I did; otherwise why did he drop the gun? |
| 43263 | Remember me, do n''t you? 43263 Shall you go with us? |
| 43263 | Sit down, wo n''t you? |
| 43263 | Slugs? |
| 43263 | So that''s a leaf? |
| 43263 | So that''s the way they do it? |
| 43263 | So you know I rode the back of the gangster''s car all the way out? |
| 43263 | Someone has told you? |
| 43263 | Tell me? |
| 43263 | That yours? |
| 43263 | That''s the way it goes, is it? |
| 43263 | The man with the hole in his hand shot Rosy''s father? 43263 The probabilities?" |
| 43263 | They are? |
| 43263 | They did n''t tell you, did they? |
| 43263 | They nearly killed you, did n''t they? |
| 43263 | Think I''d stay away? |
| 43263 | Think they''ll ever use airplanes in hunting criminals? |
| 43263 | Think you''re a smart bunch, do n''t ya''? |
| 43263 | To what purpose? |
| 43263 | Train? |
| 43263 | We will get the reward, wo n''t we? 43263 Well,"chuckled Drew,"you got one, did n''t you?" |
| 43263 | Well,said the judge,"you all working?" |
| 43263 | Wha-- what is it? |
| 43263 | Wha-- what was that? |
| 43263 | Wha-- where am I? |
| 43263 | What are you doing here? |
| 43263 | What bullet? |
| 43263 | What bullets? |
| 43263 | What can one learn from a spent bullet? |
| 43263 | What could be sweeter? 43263 What could be sweeter?" |
| 43263 | What could have happened? |
| 43263 | What did you do? |
| 43263 | What did you do? |
| 43263 | What did you kill? |
| 43263 | What do you mean, the type? |
| 43263 | What do you say? 43263 What do you think, Drew?" |
| 43263 | What guns? |
| 43263 | What have you done with them? 43263 What have you got to say?" |
| 43263 | What is your name? |
| 43263 | What of it? |
| 43263 | What was that? |
| 43263 | What was this bird doing when you shot him with that arrow? |
| 43263 | What will you do with the cottage now? |
| 43263 | What would you have done? |
| 43263 | What you running about? |
| 43263 | What''s all that? |
| 43263 | What''s that? |
| 43263 | What''s this man''s name? |
| 43263 | What''s wrong? |
| 43263 | What''s your name? |
| 43263 | When is a man an empty shell? 43263 Where are them slugs?" |
| 43263 | Where did you get that gun? |
| 43263 | Where is he? |
| 43263 | Where is he? |
| 43263 | Where''d you come from? |
| 43263 | Where''s the light switch? |
| 43263 | Where? |
| 43263 | Where? |
| 43263 | Where? |
| 43263 | Who made you a call? 43263 Who shot?" |
| 43263 | Who was running this game? |
| 43263 | Who''s gone? |
| 43263 | Who? |
| 43263 | Who? |
| 43263 | Why? |
| 43263 | Wonder why that man beat me up there in the studio? 43263 Wonder why they live here? |
| 43263 | Yeah? 43263 You all got real good jobs?" |
| 43263 | You are Newton Mills? |
| 43263 | You drink with him sometimes? |
| 43263 | You have heard of him? |
| 43263 | You here? |
| 43263 | You know that long row of warehouses just back of your shack, Drew? |
| 43263 | You stole a hundred dollars from an innocent boy as a joke on a boy detective? 43263 You took a little drink yesterday?" |
| 43263 | You want some coffee? 43263 You wo n''t fail us?" |
| 43263 | You-- you do n''t know those other young fellows? |
| 43263 | Your father? 43263 A quiet night? 43263 A whole leaf? |
| 43263 | AND WHY? |
| 43263 | Afraid? |
| 43263 | And besides, if they did, who would they get to go for''em? |
| 43263 | And now, who knows? |
| 43263 | And why, I wonder? |
| 43263 | And you''ll stick?" |
| 43263 | And you? |
| 43263 | Anything else?" |
| 43263 | Are we warned or threatened? |
| 43263 | But after all, the question is, where do the radio station wreckers belong?" |
| 43263 | But after that? |
| 43263 | But had he seen her? |
| 43263 | But how about the others?" |
| 43263 | But how was this to be effected? |
| 43263 | But how? |
| 43263 | But if we needed you to appear before a jury as a witness in this case four months from now, would you be in Chicago?" |
| 43263 | But must a high class robber believe all that he hears on the street? |
| 43263 | But then, who can describe ravioli a la Tuscany? |
| 43263 | But was this a true derelict? |
| 43263 | But we''ll find out, wo n''t we, Drew?" |
| 43263 | But were these truly ready to stand back of law and justice? |
| 43263 | But what of this strange, prematurely gray man? |
| 43263 | But what was this? |
| 43263 | But what was this? |
| 43263 | But where you going?" |
| 43263 | But who knows? |
| 43263 | But why did he pick me up? |
| 43263 | But would not this hasten his own death? |
| 43263 | CHAPTER VI WHO? |
| 43263 | Ca n''t do much with it, can you? |
| 43263 | Ca n''t you see how they''ll shape it up?" |
| 43263 | Could such a sight fail to bring to the lips an awe- inspired cry? |
| 43263 | Did a member of the gang try to do away with you so you could not testify? |
| 43263 | Did he prefer it so? |
| 43263 | Did his truck carry flour, melons, green corn, or moonshine? |
| 43263 | Did it have a basement? |
| 43263 | Did the new bus boy take cognizance of it on that first night of service? |
| 43263 | Did they still wish to plead guilty? |
| 43263 | Did they stop? |
| 43263 | Did you drop them in the car? |
| 43263 | Did you not know that? |
| 43263 | Displaying two of these on the palm of his hand, he asked:"Are they alike?" |
| 43263 | Do I have your permission?" |
| 43263 | Do n''t mind a little music to lull you to the land of dreams?" |
| 43263 | Do they belong to a well organized gang? |
| 43263 | Do you always travel that way?" |
| 43263 | Do you hear me? |
| 43263 | Do you understand?" |
| 43263 | Does our friend Hole- in- His- Hand belong to the holdup gang, or the fur store robbers?" |
| 43263 | Does this seem strange? |
| 43263 | Drew stepped up to Jimmy and patted him on the back, exclaiming:"How are you, son?" |
| 43263 | For how is one to enjoy culture unless he has a lady on his arm? |
| 43263 | For who can tell at what hour mail is collected from street boxes at night? |
| 43263 | Fresh adventure? |
| 43263 | Funny, ai n''t it? |
| 43263 | Guilty, or not guilty? |
| 43263 | Guilty, or not guilty?" |
| 43263 | Had she gone to her cousin''s in Naperville? |
| 43263 | Him? |
| 43263 | How about him? |
| 43263 | How did you expect to get his money back to him? |
| 43263 | How did you mean to explain his loss to him?" |
| 43263 | How had the Ramacciottis come into possession of this card? |
| 43263 | How much more the wreck of a great man? |
| 43263 | How was his man, his derelict? |
| 43263 | How''d a leaf look to you? |
| 43263 | How''d you look stripped? |
| 43263 | How''ll I do it?''" |
| 43263 | How? |
| 43263 | Huh? |
| 43263 | I--""Would you know the barn if you saw it?" |
| 43263 | I--"But what was this? |
| 43263 | If he pried one of them open could he escape? |
| 43263 | If she failed again could she make her way back to the ladder? |
| 43263 | If so, which one was connected with the attack upon you? |
| 43263 | If that was the angle, was more than one major crime committed in that half hour? |
| 43263 | If with the law breaker, was he interested in some dark doings of this night? |
| 43263 | In the meantime, what of Johnny? |
| 43263 | Is great happiness always followed by a touch of sadness? |
| 43263 | Is it important? |
| 43263 | Know how it works, do n''t you?" |
| 43263 | Know what? |
| 43263 | Knowing this, do you still wish to plead guilty?" |
| 43263 | Leap forward? |
| 43263 | Let him go, ca n''t you, Judge?" |
| 43263 | Let him go, will you, Judge?" |
| 43263 | May I ask you to assist us in this case?" |
| 43263 | Mind company?" |
| 43263 | Mystery? |
| 43263 | Never heard of one, did you? |
| 43263 | Now he was gliding slowly, surely forward-- to what? |
| 43263 | Once more Drew demanded,"What was that?" |
| 43263 | Or are you going?" |
| 43263 | Or did he think? |
| 43263 | Or is it collected at all between midnight and 6:00 A.M.? |
| 43263 | Question is, what were the rascals about? |
| 43263 | Ramacciotti?" |
| 43263 | Regret it?" |
| 43263 | Romance? |
| 43263 | Same man? |
| 43263 | See? |
| 43263 | She had just reached the second shadow when she heard a gruff voice say:"What you shoot at?" |
| 43263 | Should he shout a warning? |
| 43263 | That right?" |
| 43263 | That right?" |
| 43263 | Them bullets?" |
| 43263 | There were three cases that night, were n''t there?" |
| 43263 | This, one would say, was an improvement, for who wishes to be seen grinning and gesturing at a telephone, as one is forever doing? |
| 43263 | Upon what was this hatred based? |
| 43263 | Very simple, is n''t it? |
| 43263 | Was a big burglary in progress? |
| 43263 | Was a shadow of the future stretching out to engulf her? |
| 43263 | Was he listening for the call that would tell of the discovery of his band? |
| 43263 | Was he recounting to them in detail the history of that mysterious arrow? |
| 43263 | Was he right? |
| 43263 | Was he to be expected to accompany the man to his home and see for himself that the truth was being told? |
| 43263 | Was it important? |
| 43263 | Was it impossible? |
| 43263 | Was it some pal of these pickpockets? |
| 43263 | Was she trying to help? |
| 43263 | Was there, from time to time, about the corners of the slim bus boy''s lips on that night the suggestion of a smile? |
| 43263 | Was this man sent up to silence the radio and prevent the squad call? |
| 43263 | We--""You knew them?" |
| 43263 | Were n''t wearing your star?" |
| 43263 | Were not Johnny and Drew her friends? |
| 43263 | What are you?" |
| 43263 | What could be more natural? |
| 43263 | What could have happened to it?" |
| 43263 | What damage had it done? |
| 43263 | What did it mean? |
| 43263 | What do n''t they steal? |
| 43263 | What do you say, Mills?" |
| 43263 | What had he accomplished? |
| 43263 | What is more wonderful than being sixteen? |
| 43263 | What kind of work? |
| 43263 | What luck this afternoon?" |
| 43263 | What occupied his thoughts during these long hours? |
| 43263 | What of Johnny''s arrow? |
| 43263 | What one of them will face a hand in a coat pocket?" |
| 43263 | What saved Johnny? |
| 43263 | What should he do? |
| 43263 | What should he say? |
| 43263 | What thoughts filled his mind at this hour? |
| 43263 | What was a"leaf?" |
| 43263 | What was it? |
| 43263 | What was that call? |
| 43263 | What was to be done? |
| 43263 | What was to come next? |
| 43263 | What you think? |
| 43263 | What''s the use? |
| 43263 | What''s this? |
| 43263 | When he suggested this to her he was astonished by the snapping of her black eyes as she exclaimed:"Me afraid? |
| 43263 | When is he a hopeless derelict?" |
| 43263 | Where are they?" |
| 43263 | Where is he?" |
| 43263 | Where is my father?" |
| 43263 | Where lay his sympathies? |
| 43263 | Where was the hand, the gun, the man? |
| 43263 | Where was the intruder? |
| 43263 | Where were they to be found? |
| 43263 | Who can say what relief one may find, from surroundings that are terrible, by contemplating that which is beautiful, though very far away? |
| 43263 | Who can say which one longed most for that land, mother or daughter? |
| 43263 | Who can say? |
| 43263 | Who can say? |
| 43263 | Who can tell?" |
| 43263 | Who could have told? |
| 43263 | Who could say? |
| 43263 | Who had beaten him up the night before? |
| 43263 | Who had reported them? |
| 43263 | Who has n''t?" |
| 43263 | Who is to stand up against such an invisible force?" |
| 43263 | Who knows? |
| 43263 | Who knows? |
| 43263 | Who knows? |
| 43263 | Who knows? |
| 43263 | Who was Rosy? |
| 43263 | Who was this whirlwind? |
| 43263 | Who were the culprits? |
| 43263 | Who would n''t be? |
| 43263 | Who would? |
| 43263 | Who''s here?" |
| 43263 | Who? |
| 43263 | Whom did he have locked up? |
| 43263 | Why did Drew room in this odd place? |
| 43263 | Why did she live in that other shack among the walls of brick and mortar? |
| 43263 | Why did this young man listen so intently? |
| 43263 | Why did you do it?" |
| 43263 | Why do n''t you?" |
| 43263 | Why not a thousand like him, fresh from college, full of ideals, ready for fight? |
| 43263 | Why not that?" |
| 43263 | Why not? |
| 43263 | Why not? |
| 43263 | Why not? |
| 43263 | Why not? |
| 43263 | Why? |
| 43263 | Why? |
| 43263 | Will I be like that in twenty years?" |
| 43263 | Will she recall the face? |
| 43263 | Will they get the bullets? |
| 43263 | Will you?" |
| 43263 | With the police, or with the law breaker? |
| 43263 | Wo n''t we, Howe?" |
| 43263 | Wonder why he carries a gun? |
| 43263 | Would anything worth while come of this affair? |
| 43263 | Would he be able to tell from the expressions on their faces when they saw him? |
| 43263 | Would the gangsters hear? |
| 43263 | Would they come to search for her? |
| 43263 | Would they find her? |
| 43263 | Yes?" |
| 43263 | You heard Mills say there were no stool pigeons used in that kidnapping case we solved?" |
| 43263 | You know him?" |
| 43263 | You say this young man has told the truth? |
| 43263 | You were getting off the car, were n''t you?" |
| 43263 | You''re not afraid to fly?" |
| 43263 | You''ve read detective stories?" |
| 43263 | and Why? |
| 45174 | A Hun, eh? |
| 45174 | Ah-- incidentally-- saving my life, and making the capture of this gang possible? |
| 45174 | All set? |
| 45174 | All set? |
| 45174 | An airplane-- one that can land either on water or on land? |
| 45174 | And get another piece bit out of me arm? |
| 45174 | And how, may I ask, do you figure that? |
| 45174 | And not another peep out of you-- understand? |
| 45174 | And the result in both cases is a crash? |
| 45174 | And then? |
| 45174 | And what has been done toward catching the thieves-- or thief? |
| 45174 | And who would there be out in the wilds to admire that smart frock you''re wearing, for instance? |
| 45174 | And why should Mr. Harry Perkins be so entrusted? |
| 45174 | And why, in your opinion, are we making a mistake in putting you and Miss Dixon out of the running? |
| 45174 | And you must taxi either before the wind, or into the wind as we are now, in seas like these? |
| 45174 | And you''ve been back since the robbery, I think you said? |
| 45174 | Another Packard, was it? |
| 45174 | Any idea where we are? |
| 45174 | Any new clues lately? |
| 45174 | Are n''t you the cheeky kid, using that thing in front of me? |
| 45174 | Asleep? |
| 45174 | Behave, will yer? 45174 But I do need a leather coat, do n''t I?" |
| 45174 | But here-- see these footprints? 45174 But if this is an airplane, why keep bouncing along on the water? |
| 45174 | But was he tall or short? |
| 45174 | But was n''t it awful in this wind? |
| 45174 | But what could I do? 45174 But what does that mean?" |
| 45174 | But where? |
| 45174 | But why make the biggest mistake-- of murdering us? |
| 45174 | But why not? 45174 But, Bill-- did you ever see a lame man-- whose left leg was shorter than his right?" |
| 45174 | But-- why do you wear that curly mustache? |
| 45174 | D''you mind saying why you were foolish enough to drop in on Perkins and put us up a tree this way? |
| 45174 | D''you want us to wait here? |
| 45174 | Did he say anything else? |
| 45174 | Did n''t you tell me the cockpits of your N-9 were open-- that they did n''t have windshields? |
| 45174 | Did the gang get away with much? |
| 45174 | Did the girl and the other man wear gloves? |
| 45174 | Did you investigate? |
| 45174 | Did you notice if he limped? |
| 45174 | Did you see anyone besides the girl with the red hair? |
| 45174 | Did you talk to her? |
| 45174 | Do n''t tell me the knife was poisoned? |
| 45174 | Do you know anything about motors? |
| 45174 | Do you mean that? |
| 45174 | Do you play the violin, sir? |
| 45174 | Do you think I''ll ever learn? |
| 45174 | Do you think it an improvement over nature? |
| 45174 | Do you think she will run fifty miles? |
| 45174 | Do you think they''ll put up much of a fight? |
| 45174 | Do you think you can take time enough from your life work? |
| 45174 | Does that bother you? |
| 45174 | Earrings? |
| 45174 | Feelin''kind of woozy? |
| 45174 | Forgot what I said about checking a skid just now, did n''t you? |
| 45174 | Getting interested, eh? |
| 45174 | Got a crush on the girl? |
| 45174 | Got a gun? |
| 45174 | Got my gun? |
| 45174 | Has she gone nuts? |
| 45174 | Have I said they did n''t? 45174 Have you washed it yet?" |
| 45174 | Have you-- ever? |
| 45174 | He is in a position to do the bank considerable harm-- By the way, Dorothy, are you as efficient at manicuring as you are at making up your mouth? |
| 45174 | Hi, yourself,--what d''you want? |
| 45174 | How about it, Bolton? |
| 45174 | How about the rest of the gang? |
| 45174 | How about unlocking these handcuffs, Doctor? |
| 45174 | How are we goin''to make our getaway tonight with them two lads down and out upstairs? |
| 45174 | How come? |
| 45174 | How did you happen in here tonight? |
| 45174 | How do yer get that way? |
| 45174 | How far are we from the house? |
| 45174 | How is our invalid, nurse? |
| 45174 | How long do you suppose that will be? |
| 45174 | How long will it take to teach me to fly, Bill? |
| 45174 | How so? |
| 45174 | How''d you guess it? |
| 45174 | How''s it going? |
| 45174 | How''s that? |
| 45174 | How''s that? |
| 45174 | I s''pose you thought you''d save_ his_ skin, at least? |
| 45174 | I think so-- but how does one know when to do it? |
| 45174 | I wonder how birds learn to fly? |
| 45174 | I wonder how he got word to the house so quickly? |
| 45174 | I wonder if they have n''t found we''re not in the wine cellar-- if they''ve charged Mike Conway with our escape? |
| 45174 | I wonder what her mother would say to that? 45174 I''d rather not, if you do n''t mind?" |
| 45174 | If this is n''t a rumrunner, why do you carry that machine gun and the rifles and revolvers in the armsrack? |
| 45174 | In other words, she did n''t seem especially glad to see you? |
| 45174 | In other words, you think we have a fifty- fifty chance with the police? |
| 45174 | In what way? |
| 45174 | Interesting-- but why are we heading this way? |
| 45174 | Is he hurt? |
| 45174 | Is n''t my car good enough for you? |
| 45174 | Is n''t that called banking? |
| 45174 | Is that a serious trouble? |
| 45174 | Is that all? |
| 45174 | Is that so? |
| 45174 | Is_ that_ all? |
| 45174 | Jealous, Sadie? |
| 45174 | Johnny, have you the key? |
| 45174 | Just like an automobile skids? |
| 45174 | Keep still? |
| 45174 | Kind of medium- like--"Dark hair or light? |
| 45174 | Know this hold? |
| 45174 | Let him bump off the pair over there-- then take him for a ride? |
| 45174 | Let''s go to the movies this evening? |
| 45174 | Looks like my handwriting,sighed Mr. Dixon when he had finished,"but of course I did n''t write it!--What happened after that?" |
| 45174 | Miss Dixon, is n''t it? |
| 45174 | More cheek? |
| 45174 | More unpleasantness for you, Daddy? |
| 45174 | Much better, is n''t it? |
| 45174 | My face itches terribly from all that dust and I--"Well, what do yer think I am? 45174 No worse than learning to fly, is it?" |
| 45174 | Nonsense? |
| 45174 | Now, Lizzie, what happened next? |
| 45174 | Now, Thompson, do you think you can tell us exactly what happened, before Doctor Brown drives you home? |
| 45174 | Of course she had red hair and wore yellow beach pajamas? |
| 45174 | Oh, really? 45174 Oh, you do know him?" |
| 45174 | Oh-- you''re steering with your feet? |
| 45174 | Perhaps he came down a side road? |
| 45174 | Perhaps not-- but what''s the difference? |
| 45174 | Rather like locking up the barn after the sheep vamoosed, is n''t it? |
| 45174 | Really? 45174 Rumrunner? |
| 45174 | Simply because we saw the lame man take the Ridgefield road? |
| 45174 | So you think she should keep on with her flight training? |
| 45174 | Sorry we had to''bag''you, as it were-- hope you suffered no great inconvenience? |
| 45174 | Staten Island Sadie? |
| 45174 | Steinburg Hammerfeld-- isn''t that a hot one? |
| 45174 | Sure-- what did yer think I was-- a gigolo? |
| 45174 | Tastes good, eh? |
| 45174 | Tell me what happened in the woods after I got scragged and Mike carted me up here? |
| 45174 | Tell me-- is Bill Bolton very badly hurt? |
| 45174 | Then how in thunder did they cop the license plates without your seeing them? |
| 45174 | Then what makes you think you''ll corner the gang at the house now? |
| 45174 | Then what_ are_ we going to do? |
| 45174 | Then why do you tie the leg- strap around your waist? |
| 45174 | Then you landed into the wind when you came down for me? |
| 45174 | There was only one man in the car-- the chauffeur? |
| 45174 | They are? |
| 45174 | They do? |
| 45174 | They ought to help just a little, do n''t you think? |
| 45174 | Think you can turn this with your teeth, Mr. Scotland Yard? |
| 45174 | Those who live by the sword-- but you are familiar with the quotation, I''m sure? |
| 45174 | Tired? |
| 45174 | Up at New Canaan? |
| 45174 | Want the job yourself? |
| 45174 | Want to tell me? 45174 Was it_ my_ fault that that fellow over there landed his plane on the lake? |
| 45174 | Was n''t that to be expected after what the cop told us in the bank? |
| 45174 | Well, she must be!--Are you trying to kid me? |
| 45174 | Well, what is it then? |
| 45174 | Well, why do n''t you let me help you? 45174 Well--"Dorothy eyed him uncompromisingly--"why are you afraid of me, then?" |
| 45174 | Were you able to get Dad? |
| 45174 | What are you going to do? |
| 45174 | What can he have up his sleeve? |
| 45174 | What car was that? |
| 45174 | What did the man look like, Lizzie? |
| 45174 | What did you do? |
| 45174 | What did you tell him? |
| 45174 | What do you mean? 45174 What do you suppose that lame man was doing on Marvin Ridge?" |
| 45174 | What ever_ is_ the matter with you? |
| 45174 | What for? |
| 45174 | What happened when you brought back the bicarb, Lizzie? |
| 45174 | What if they have sentries posted? |
| 45174 | What is it, Bill? |
| 45174 | What is it? |
| 45174 | What news? |
| 45174 | What of it? 45174 What on earth is that?" |
| 45174 | What time was that? |
| 45174 | What yer want it for? 45174 What''s a shame?" |
| 45174 | What''s happened? |
| 45174 | What''s the big idea? |
| 45174 | What''s the idea? |
| 45174 | What''s the matter with you, Johnny? 45174 What''s the matter with you, Mike?" |
| 45174 | What''s the matter? |
| 45174 | What''s the use of all this? |
| 45174 | What''s up? |
| 45174 | What_ is_ the big idea? |
| 45174 | Where are we going? 45174 Where are your eyes, girl?" |
| 45174 | Where do they keep the wheelbarrer in this godforsakin''dump? |
| 45174 | Where do you get your appalling strength? |
| 45174 | Who are you, anyway? |
| 45174 | Who taught you jiu jitsu? |
| 45174 | Who then, may I ask? |
| 45174 | Who''s Bill? 45174 Who''s Mike?" |
| 45174 | Who''s Sadie? 45174 Who''s going to stand guard while the plane goes for the police?" |
| 45174 | Why did n''t you nab him while you had the chance? 45174 Why do you do it?" |
| 45174 | Why do you do that? 45174 Why do you talk such nonsense?" |
| 45174 | Why do you think the gang are there now? |
| 45174 | Why is it,she inquired presently,"that the plane rides so much smoother when you''re guiding her?" |
| 45174 | Why not? |
| 45174 | Why should I? |
| 45174 | Why use a lipstick then? |
| 45174 | Why, what do you mean? |
| 45174 | Why? 45174 Why?" |
| 45174 | Will you really let me, Dad? |
| 45174 | Wo n''t it be cold? |
| 45174 | Yes, that''s the number-- but-- well... did you notice it further? |
| 45174 | Yes-- but what of it? |
| 45174 | You brought Thompson to and cut his bonds-- then what? |
| 45174 | You do? |
| 45174 | You heard what our friend said about_ his_ friend-- who understands all about engines? 45174 You keep me tied up, do n''t you? |
| 45174 | You mean you phoned the beach club about me? |
| 45174 | You really do n''t mind, Daddy? |
| 45174 | You really want to learn? |
| 45174 | You want to work up the case yourself? |
| 45174 | You wanta breeze-- get outa here, do n''t yer? |
| 45174 | You''re sure? |
| 45174 | Young, was she? |
| 45174 | _ Afraid?_ You little whippet! |
| 45174 | _ Cigarettes?_"Yes. 45174 _ What?_"shrieked Dorothy. |
| 45174 | --What next?" |
| 45174 | A lady''s maid?" |
| 45174 | After all, was not this the real Bill Bolton the famous ace and midshipman she had read about? |
| 45174 | All right?" |
| 45174 | And it''s stayed that way ever since, has n''t it? |
| 45174 | And what then?" |
| 45174 | Anybody caught? |
| 45174 | Anybody hurt? |
| 45174 | Anyone else know anything about this robbery?" |
| 45174 | But how about the time lock?" |
| 45174 | But if we are leaving all the fun to the police, why did you bring the guns?" |
| 45174 | But that does n''t solve the mystery, does it?" |
| 45174 | But the point is-- were they taken this afternoon while Daddy had the car parked behind the bank-- or later this evening after he drove home? |
| 45174 | But the shot and the scream immediately afterward? |
| 45174 | But was she? |
| 45174 | But what am I to learn in? |
| 45174 | But what are we going to do for a plane?" |
| 45174 | But what do you make of these tracks here? |
| 45174 | But what has_ that_ got to do with Dorothy''s flying?" |
| 45174 | But what right had he to talk like that? |
| 45174 | Ca n''t I go up now?" |
| 45174 | Conway?" |
| 45174 | Could it be that Bill was n''t sure of his quarry? |
| 45174 | Could n''t you break away then?" |
| 45174 | Did I make you cry?" |
| 45174 | Dixon?" |
| 45174 | Dixon?" |
| 45174 | Dixon?" |
| 45174 | Do I get a lesson tomorrow?" |
| 45174 | Do n''t imagine those police are efficient, do you? |
| 45174 | Do n''t you realize that these two know too much about us to permit them to live?" |
| 45174 | Do n''t you think it''s mean of them to make such a mystery of whatever they''re talking about, Mr. Bolton? |
| 45174 | Do n''t you think you''d better come down to the bank and tell the story of your sleuthing to the Bankers''Association detectives? |
| 45174 | Do you hear me? |
| 45174 | Do you think Daddy will let me?" |
| 45174 | Do you wish to vote on it again?" |
| 45174 | Doc?" |
| 45174 | Does that suit your highness?" |
| 45174 | Dorothy''s tone was stern,"What have they done with Bill?" |
| 45174 | Excitement kind of stirs you up eh?" |
| 45174 | From this door to the car?" |
| 45174 | Get the idea?" |
| 45174 | Give me a boost, will you?" |
| 45174 | Got all that?" |
| 45174 | Got plenty of gas?" |
| 45174 | Got that dope down pat?" |
| 45174 | Got that?" |
| 45174 | Had that been the sound of his automatic-- or another''s? |
| 45174 | He guffawed--"I guess you know that trick-- the bulls have made it pretty popular?" |
| 45174 | He hesitated a moment, then--"I know it''s none of my affair, but do n''t you think it''s rather risky to go for a sail just now?" |
| 45174 | He passed over a letter--""Have you still got it?" |
| 45174 | He said he''d let him look over the carburetor when he got home, did n''t he? |
| 45174 | He''ll come round after while-- but when?" |
| 45174 | How about getting a plane of your own to fool with from now on?" |
| 45174 | How about going in now and telling your father what we''ve learned?" |
| 45174 | How about it? |
| 45174 | How about it?" |
| 45174 | How about the time, Dad?" |
| 45174 | How about the tire tracks?" |
| 45174 | How are you-- stiff?" |
| 45174 | How are your legs?" |
| 45174 | How should I know? |
| 45174 | How''s the car running?" |
| 45174 | How_ did_ you keep from slewing broadside and going under?" |
| 45174 | I got the impression that you and the young lady who is at present drinking coffee might have had-- a difference of opinion, shall we say?" |
| 45174 | I knew we had some in the medicine chest upstairs, so--""So you went back to the house and got it?" |
| 45174 | If you''ll help me?" |
| 45174 | Just holes in the mud with a flat dab right ahead?" |
| 45174 | Just what has been taken?" |
| 45174 | Know how to use it?" |
| 45174 | May Doctor Watson inquire on what Miss Sherlock Holmes bases her astounding deduction?" |
| 45174 | Not such a bad hunch to take a look out here, was it?" |
| 45174 | Now then, you gave the other one the garage key, I s''pose?" |
| 45174 | Now, I''m going to pull my feet from under yours-- ready?" |
| 45174 | Now, concerning our two young friends who were so unwise as to join us tonight-- what is your pleasure?" |
| 45174 | Of course, if Miss Martinelli has her way-- but why anticipate the unpleasant?" |
| 45174 | Oh, Bill, you''re generally so fertile with ideas--_can''t_ you think of any thing?" |
| 45174 | Recognize the scenery?" |
| 45174 | Say, Bill, that was only a bluff, was n''t it?" |
| 45174 | See how the nose of the plane rises and falls in response? |
| 45174 | Shall we go up in the_ Loening_ again?" |
| 45174 | Sling me a hunk o''bread, will yer? |
| 45174 | Sounds rather silly at a time like this, do n''t you think so?" |
| 45174 | Still sleuthing, I take it?" |
| 45174 | Sure you have n''t lost him?" |
| 45174 | Tell me-- why are_ you_ piloting a rumrunner?" |
| 45174 | That is your reason for not voting with the rest of us?" |
| 45174 | That road runs down to Noroton, does n''t it? |
| 45174 | That''s what you were going to say, is n''t it?" |
| 45174 | The Hamberfields, of Canoe Hill?" |
| 45174 | The plane must be banked with ailerons before the rudder will have any turning effect.--Get me?" |
| 45174 | Then I landed--""Into the wind or with it?" |
| 45174 | Then musingly,"So you''re a wrestler, eh?" |
| 45174 | Then you''ll come tonight?" |
| 45174 | There-- is that better?" |
| 45174 | Understand?" |
| 45174 | Want to come along?" |
| 45174 | Want to look it over?" |
| 45174 | Was Bill one of them? |
| 45174 | Was the lame man sitting beside her?" |
| 45174 | We are about to celebrate this festive occasion by a housewarming, in the form of a scrap dinner at the hero''s home-- what say you?" |
| 45174 | What are yer givin''us?" |
| 45174 | What did it matter if the gang made their escape? |
| 45174 | What do ye think this is, anyway-- a joy ride?" |
| 45174 | What do you expect me to do-- release the safety catch and pull the trigger to see if it works?" |
| 45174 | What do you mean?" |
| 45174 | What do you think his name really is?" |
| 45174 | What do you want to know?" |
| 45174 | What happened then?" |
| 45174 | What of it? |
| 45174 | What was the use of that? |
| 45174 | What would the gang say if she bested him, a professional wrestler, and make her getaway? |
| 45174 | What''s actually happened? |
| 45174 | What''s the trouble?" |
| 45174 | What''s to become of Mr. Conway, in the meantime? |
| 45174 | When I do n''t understand, I''ll ask-- if it''s all the same to you?" |
| 45174 | Where are your eyes, Bill? |
| 45174 | Where do we go from here?" |
| 45174 | Where would I be if it were n''t for him? |
| 45174 | Where''s that lamp? |
| 45174 | Whose gun_ was_ that?" |
| 45174 | Why am I sure of it? |
| 45174 | Why did he continue to go on with his pretended inspection of the engine? |
| 45174 | Why did n''t Bill capture the man at once so they could haul him off to the police station? |
| 45174 | Why do you stand for it?" |
| 45174 | Why is it better for her to start now, rather than later?" |
| 45174 | Why? |
| 45174 | Why? |
| 45174 | Why?" |
| 45174 | Wo n''t that raise the tail of the plane and depress the nose?" |
| 45174 | Wo n''t you tell me?" |
| 45174 | Would the throbbing engine continue to function under the unaccustomed strain? |
| 45174 | Would they make it? |
| 45174 | Would they mire in the soft ground at the lake''s edge she wondered, and cause the big bus to nose over and crash? |
| 45174 | Y''do n''t happen ter want a couple of ice cubes and a stick in it too?" |
| 45174 | Yer boy friend?" |
| 45174 | You do n''t think I''ve any intention of trying to capture them?" |
| 45174 | You have n''t had your second cup of coffee, have you?" |
| 45174 | You know what happened to Tony--""Yes, but the shot right afterward? |
| 45174 | You''re starting out for a sail in that sloop that''s moored over there, I take it?" |
| 45174 | You''ve got me now, have n''t yer? |
| 45174 | Your steady?" |
| 45174 | _ Chapter IV_ THE FIRST HOP"How about giving me my first flying lesson now?" |
| 45174 | _ Chapter XI_ FOLLOW THE LEADER"Need any help?" |
| 45174 | _ Why_ had n''t she taken more precise directions before tramping over here? |
| 45174 | he exclaimed,"what are you two doing here?" |
| 45174 | student-- Listen to your master''s-- I mean,--your instructor''s voice, will you?" |
| 34591 | A feeling of impending trouble? |
| 34591 | A friend of yours? |
| 34591 | A little spit- fire, are n''t you? |
| 34591 | A scoop for the_ Star_? |
| 34591 | A sign of what? |
| 34591 | A silk ladder? |
| 34591 | Agent? |
| 34591 | Alone? |
| 34591 | And Al Gepper? |
| 34591 | And from there? |
| 34591 | And how was the paint made to appear wet? |
| 34591 | And stay here with us? |
| 34591 | And what business is it of yours? |
| 34591 | And what did they find? 34591 And what is that?" |
| 34591 | And what was the man''s name? |
| 34591 | And who are you to speak for her? |
| 34591 | And you did n''t? |
| 34591 | Any news in the old scandal sheet? |
| 34591 | Any news? |
| 34591 | Any other theories? |
| 34591 | Anything I can do for you? |
| 34591 | Are n''t you afraid a monkey may jump out of that cabinet? |
| 34591 | Are those idle words, Dad? 34591 Are we putting out an extra?" |
| 34591 | Are you an agent? |
| 34591 | Are you hurt? |
| 34591 | Are you sure this is the place? |
| 34591 | Are you there, David? |
| 34591 | At this time of night? |
| 34591 | Before we leave, shall we take a look at the alley? |
| 34591 | But how can I be certain that the message came from Cousin David? |
| 34591 | But how did he descend so quickly? 34591 But how did he escape so quickly?" |
| 34591 | But how did you know--? |
| 34591 | But if that is so, why do n''t police close up the place? |
| 34591 | But what can it be? |
| 34591 | But why was Mrs. Weems advised to invest her money with one of them? 34591 But will it run?" |
| 34591 | But_ what_ is it? |
| 34591 | By the way, whatever became of Lena? |
| 34591 | By the way, you have your car downstairs? |
| 34591 | Ca n''t it be obtained? |
| 34591 | Ca n''t we contact him again? |
| 34591 | Can you blame him? 34591 Can you get me down from this pigeon roost?" |
| 34591 | Could he be arrested without involving the Hodges? |
| 34591 | Could he have used sharp, steel pins held between his fingers? |
| 34591 | Could it have been a tree bough brushing against the wall? |
| 34591 | Could n''t he have recognized them? |
| 34591 | Could n''t you call up another Spirit by using my pin or Pa''s watch? |
| 34591 | Dad, do you mind steering Lena? |
| 34591 | Dad, even if the police do give up, we wo n''t, will we? |
| 34591 | Dad,Penny said thoughtfully,"you do n''t suppose there''s any chance it was n''t trickery?" |
| 34591 | David, have you a message for us? |
| 34591 | Detective? |
| 34591 | Did n''t you push the ouija board? |
| 34591 | Did the man ask you many questions about your cousin? |
| 34591 | Did the picture closely resemble your cousin? |
| 34591 | Did you learn anything? |
| 34591 | Do I? |
| 34591 | Do n''t you agree with Dad and me that he was after your money? |
| 34591 | Do n''t you agree, Penny? |
| 34591 | Do you consider it safe to keep such a large sum? |
| 34591 | Do you know what this means, Penny? |
| 34591 | Do you realize it''s nearly four o''clock? 34591 Do you sell it for a special purpose?" |
| 34591 | Do you suppose Jenny could be right? |
| 34591 | Does he have one? |
| 34591 | Does n''t Mr. Kohl live on this street? |
| 34591 | Does n''t this cabinet indicate it? |
| 34591 | Does the time and date have special significance? |
| 34591 | Figurin''on blowing? |
| 34591 | Flora, where are you? 34591 For instance?" |
| 34591 | Gepper does n''t know she inherited six thousand dollars? |
| 34591 | Gettin''sort of jittery, ai n''t you? |
| 34591 | Going to a fire? |
| 34591 | Goodness, what time is it anyway? |
| 34591 | Gray? |
| 34591 | Guess what? 34591 Have I made another error in spelling?" |
| 34591 | Have n''t I seen you somewhere before? |
| 34591 | Have n''t you an assignment for me, Dad? |
| 34591 | Have n''t you called the police? |
| 34591 | Have you a message for me? |
| 34591 | Have you a message for us? |
| 34591 | Have you lost your mind? |
| 34591 | He''ll renew the old contract? |
| 34591 | Hello, Miss Hilderman? |
| 34591 | His apparatus? |
| 34591 | Housecleaning? |
| 34591 | How about Al Gepper? |
| 34591 | How about Kano''s Curio Shop? |
| 34591 | How about a little adventure? |
| 34591 | How about assigning me to it after I get this society job in hand? |
| 34591 | How about my pictures? |
| 34591 | How can Mrs. Weems''inheritance have anything to do with a psychic sign? |
| 34591 | How can it be illegal to rent Mr. Gepper these rooms? |
| 34591 | How can you accuse him of being a fraud after you saw his marvelous demonstration? 34591 How can you be taken in by his smooth line? |
| 34591 | How could I know that her father was a newspaper publisher? 34591 How could he have faked Cousin David''s message? |
| 34591 | How could it have been? 34591 How could you have seen him, Penny? |
| 34591 | How do you like that, Dad? |
| 34591 | How do you like your new job? |
| 34591 | How do you suppose they made things jump around as if they were alive? |
| 34591 | How high would you estimate the loss? |
| 34591 | How many persons knew where you had secreted the money? |
| 34591 | How much can you raise? |
| 34591 | How much does the telegram say, Dad? |
| 34591 | How will I get Lena home? 34591 How will I pay?" |
| 34591 | I mean about Cousin David and the inheritance? |
| 34591 | I met one ghost- maker-- Osandra-- remember him? |
| 34591 | I should advise returning it to the bank, or better still, why not invest it in sound securities? |
| 34591 | I suppose you foresaw the future when you made your brilliant purchase? |
| 34591 | I wonder how? |
| 34591 | I wonder if he ever has charged for his sà © ances? |
| 34591 | I wonder if it might not be a good idea to break the news by easy stages? 34591 If I am not mistaken, Madam, you wrote,''Is the spirit of my cousin in this room?''" |
| 34591 | Is Dad having a conference? |
| 34591 | Is Mr. Henley here? |
| 34591 | Is anything the matter, Dad? |
| 34591 | Is he with you, Miss Parker? |
| 34591 | Is it Penelope? |
| 34591 | Is it possible to see him? |
| 34591 | Is my stuff that bad? |
| 34591 | Is n''t that illegal? |
| 34591 | Is n''t that rather odd? |
| 34591 | Is there nothing which will move you to generosity? |
| 34591 | It''s merely a short- cut to another street, is n''t it? 34591 It''s modern magic, is n''t it, Dad?" |
| 34591 | Learn anything? |
| 34591 | Lou, did you notice how funny he acted when we came in here? |
| 34591 | Lou, what purpose do you suppose silk ladders serve? 34591 Lou, why did you discourage her?" |
| 34591 | Lou,she asked abruptly,"do you mind going home alone?" |
| 34591 | May I ask how much I owe the garageman? |
| 34591 | May I ask if that same method was used in regard to Mrs. Weem''s picture of Cousin David? |
| 34591 | May I ask what use is made of this silk rope? |
| 34591 | May I have Al Gepper for my particular fish bait? |
| 34591 | May I speak with you? |
| 34591 | May we use your telephone if you have one? |
| 34591 | Meaning--? |
| 34591 | More to go? |
| 34591 | Mr. Gepper, do you truly believe it is possible to communicate with the spiritual world? |
| 34591 | Mr. Kohl-- the banker? |
| 34591 | Mr. and Mrs. Kohl are n''t home yet? |
| 34591 | Mrs. Hodges, to what purpose does your young man expect to put this studio? |
| 34591 | Mrs. Weems, are you willing to help get evidence against him? |
| 34591 | Mrs. Weems, do n''t you think it''s risky keeping so much money here? |
| 34591 | Mrs. Weems,she cried,"did you ever get it back? |
| 34591 | No ladder? |
| 34591 | No message from Cousin David? |
| 34591 | No? |
| 34591 | Now I wonder who called? 34591 Now do you doubt me?" |
| 34591 | Now how_ did_ he do it? |
| 34591 | Now if you are quite satisfied, shall we begin? |
| 34591 | Now that we have three cars, and a double garage, where do you propose to keep Lena? |
| 34591 | Now what have you thought up? |
| 34591 | Now what? |
| 34591 | Now where did he go? |
| 34591 | Now why did he climb up there? |
| 34591 | Now, how should I know? 34591 Oh, Penny, why did you do it?" |
| 34591 | Oh, dear, now what shall I do? |
| 34591 | Oh, have you taken one? |
| 34591 | Oh, what does he say? |
| 34591 | Oh, you have? |
| 34591 | Or Mrs. Henley? 34591 Or would you rather keep the car as a deposit?" |
| 34591 | Others will be assigned to the case? |
| 34591 | Otherwise, why does n''t she answer? |
| 34591 | Penny, how could you torture me by letting me think the money was stolen? |
| 34591 | Penny, what will your father say when he learns of this? |
| 34591 | Penny, what''s this all about? |
| 34591 | Penny, you actually saw all this? |
| 34591 | Please, Dad, may I? |
| 34591 | Proof? |
| 34591 | Rather high- handed were n''t you? |
| 34591 | Say, have you gone loco? |
| 34591 | Say, what''s coming off here? |
| 34591 | Shall I take off the brakes? |
| 34591 | Shall we get to bed now? 34591 Shall we go, Mrs. Weems? |
| 34591 | Slippery was n''t here? |
| 34591 | So you would like to know what became of your friend, Slippery? |
| 34591 | So you''re holding me up? |
| 34591 | Someone calling for help? |
| 34591 | Squander it? |
| 34591 | Surely you do n''t agree with Penny? |
| 34591 | Surely you do n''t believe in ghosts...? |
| 34591 | Telegram? 34591 The house has n''t been robbed?" |
| 34591 | The man for whom you made the ladder? |
| 34591 | The raid was a failure? |
| 34591 | The robbery occurred while you were away? |
| 34591 | The_ Star''s_ Sugar Daddy? |
| 34591 | Then my guess was right? |
| 34591 | Then why did he slip down the alley? |
| 34591 | Then why do n''t they, Penny? |
| 34591 | Then you know about the place? |
| 34591 | Then you think he may be connected with the Temple, Penny? |
| 34591 | This do- dad is supposed to spell out messages, ai n''t it? |
| 34591 | This is where Mrs. Weems resides, I believe? |
| 34591 | Trouble with the old allowance again? |
| 34591 | Was he the one? |
| 34591 | Well, sister, what''s on your mind? |
| 34591 | Well, sister? |
| 34591 | Were his hands held high above it, Penny? |
| 34591 | Were n''t you here on guard all evening? |
| 34591 | Were you convinced, or do you still think that you can show up Al Gepper? |
| 34591 | What are the meetings like, Jerry? |
| 34591 | What are you doing in this part of town? |
| 34591 | What can I do, Dad? |
| 34591 | What can any of us know of the spirit world? |
| 34591 | What could you do with this old car when you already have a new one? |
| 34591 | What day was that? |
| 34591 | What did the letter say? |
| 34591 | What do you know about this burglary? 34591 What do you think about him now?" |
| 34591 | What does it suggest to you? |
| 34591 | What else has happened of a supernatural nature? |
| 34591 | What happened at the sà © ance? |
| 34591 | What has the letter to do with it? |
| 34591 | What is he, a chemist? |
| 34591 | What is it? |
| 34591 | What night did you have the dream? |
| 34591 | What picture, Penny? |
| 34591 | What shall we do about the box in the tower? |
| 34591 | What sort of a mood is Dad in today? |
| 34591 | What sort of society is the Order of Amar? |
| 34591 | What time did you get here? |
| 34591 | What time was that? |
| 34591 | What was that? |
| 34591 | What was that? |
| 34591 | What were you going to say? |
| 34591 | What will the neighbors say? |
| 34591 | What will you do with all your money? |
| 34591 | What will you do with the money? |
| 34591 | What would you do with that old wreck now, Penny? 34591 What''s that?" |
| 34591 | What''s the idea of ringing that bell? |
| 34591 | What''s this about a new roomer? |
| 34591 | What''s this? |
| 34591 | What''s this? |
| 34591 | What''s wrong now, DeWitt? |
| 34591 | What''s wrong, Penny? |
| 34591 | What''s your hurry? |
| 34591 | What''s your name anyhow? |
| 34591 | What''s your rush? |
| 34591 | What_ will_ you give? |
| 34591 | When did it happen? 34591 When did it happen?" |
| 34591 | When did it happen? |
| 34591 | When will she be home? |
| 34591 | Where are we going? |
| 34591 | Where are you taking me? |
| 34591 | Where did you get that ladder? |
| 34591 | Where did you hide it, Penny? 34591 Where do we start?" |
| 34591 | Where is he going? |
| 34591 | Where will you wear it? |
| 34591 | Where''s Pete? |
| 34591 | Where? |
| 34591 | Who''s there? |
| 34591 | Who? |
| 34591 | Why are spirits so timid? |
| 34591 | Why did n''t you summon the janitor? |
| 34591 | Why do n''t the police arrest him? |
| 34591 | Why do n''t you start a campaign, Dad? |
| 34591 | Why do n''t you try to reach her again? |
| 34591 | Why do n''t you write an editorial about it? |
| 34591 | Why do you act so outrageously? |
| 34591 | Why do you think so, Penny? |
| 34591 | Why do you think so? |
| 34591 | Why does n''t the_ Star_ run an exposà © story? |
| 34591 | Why dwell in the past, Lou? 34591 Why not?" |
| 34591 | Why not? |
| 34591 | Why remind me of that man, Penny? |
| 34591 | Why should I? |
| 34591 | Why, Dad? |
| 34591 | Why, what is wrong? |
| 34591 | Will I? |
| 34591 | Will we be home by ten o''clock? 34591 Will you notify the police?" |
| 34591 | Will you stay with me? |
| 34591 | Worried about me? 34591 Would acrobats use them, do you think?" |
| 34591 | Yes? |
| 34591 | Yet the mediums continue to fleece the public? |
| 34591 | You admit that you''re a medium? |
| 34591 | You are satisfied that I have not read the message? |
| 34591 | You did n''t let anyone into the apartment building tonight? |
| 34591 | You do n''t think there''s any mistake, Mr. Parker? 34591 You expect to attend the sà © ance?" |
| 34591 | You expect to use these rooms for public sà © ances? |
| 34591 | You have lost a loved one recently? |
| 34591 | You have no proof of it? |
| 34591 | You have? |
| 34591 | You here, Slippery? |
| 34591 | You mean I''ll be able to see him? |
| 34591 | You mean he threatened her? |
| 34591 | You mean that man who entered the Temple and then left so suddenly? |
| 34591 | You mean tonight? |
| 34591 | You remember me, I believe? |
| 34591 | You remember that when the Kohls were robbed the police could n''t figure out how the burglar gained entrance? |
| 34591 | You say, too, that the banjo was high overhead when it played? |
| 34591 | You see that young man yonder? |
| 34591 | You see what? |
| 34591 | You see? |
| 34591 | You surely do n''t think it just happened by_ accident_? |
| 34591 | You''re all right? |
| 34591 | You''re not packing your things already? |
| 34591 | You''ve done_ what_? |
| 34591 | Your name, please? |
| 34591 | Am I hired?" |
| 34591 | And what became of the ladder? |
| 34591 | And what do you plan to do with two cars?" |
| 34591 | Anyone here?" |
| 34591 | Are you sure it''s safe?" |
| 34591 | Bailey?" |
| 34591 | But how did he learn the houses were deserted? |
| 34591 | But what made it rise into the air, and how could it play without the aid of human hands?" |
| 34591 | By telephoning?" |
| 34591 | CHAPTER 7_ MARK OF THE IRON HOOK_"What do you think of it?" |
| 34591 | Ca n''t you think of something?" |
| 34591 | Can you not show yourself that we may know it is truly your spirit which communicates with us?" |
| 34591 | Could n''t it mean that the crooks, whoever they were, telephoned the apartment to make certain it was deserted before breaking in?" |
| 34591 | DeWitt?" |
| 34591 | Did you notice two small suction cups which were taken from his pockets by the police?" |
| 34591 | Do n''t you realize we''ve got to work together or we''ll be jailed separately? |
| 34591 | Do you know what I think? |
| 34591 | Do you mind explaining?" |
| 34591 | Do you think the police will blame me for the robbery?" |
| 34591 | Even so, how was it painted so quickly?" |
| 34591 | Has anything gone wrong here?" |
| 34591 | Has he accepted money for the sà © ances he conducts there?" |
| 34591 | Have you a ouija board in the house?" |
| 34591 | Hodges?" |
| 34591 | How about it, Dad?" |
| 34591 | How could Mrs. Hodges have psychic powers? |
| 34591 | How could he have obtained the name and address?" |
| 34591 | How could such a ladder be raised to the window ledge? |
| 34591 | How could your man have obtained Kohl''s name and address from the license number?" |
| 34591 | How did you get Slippery''s ladder?" |
| 34591 | How did you get up there?" |
| 34591 | How did you know?" |
| 34591 | How much did he leave you?" |
| 34591 | How much did you pay for it?" |
| 34591 | How much has she learned?" |
| 34591 | How was he able to raise a table and read a message in a sealed envelope?" |
| 34591 | How would you guess he lifted the table?" |
| 34591 | I ask you, what''s the good of having a weekly allowance when you never get to use it yourself?" |
| 34591 | I do all the dangerous work, and what do I get? |
| 34591 | I hope you''re not falling under this fellow''s spell?" |
| 34591 | Is Maud here?" |
| 34591 | Is Mrs. Weems still here?" |
| 34591 | Is n''t it a law that a father has to support his child?" |
| 34591 | Is n''t it in the realm of possibility that Mrs. Hodges may have had a message from Cousin David?" |
| 34591 | Is n''t that so, Dad?" |
| 34591 | Is n''t that true?" |
| 34591 | Is n''t the news of her inheritance wonderful, Penelope?" |
| 34591 | Just what_ will_ your father say?" |
| 34591 | May I ask what you find of such interest in this alley?" |
| 34591 | May I interest you in a car?" |
| 34591 | Now let me ask this: Who are you, and how did you get in here?" |
| 34591 | Oh, what will the Kohls say when they learn about it?" |
| 34591 | One for me, you mean?" |
| 34591 | Or are you willing to back them in a material way?" |
| 34591 | Parker?" |
| 34591 | Penny, could n''t Gepper have painted the picture himself in the darkness?" |
| 34591 | Penny, you saw the man plainly?" |
| 34591 | Remember the Kippenberg wedding I covered?" |
| 34591 | Shall we make it fifty a week?" |
| 34591 | Shall we set a definite date-- say tomorrow at two o''clock?" |
| 34591 | Shall we try to reach Cousin David again?" |
| 34591 | Suppose you''re robbed on the way downtown?" |
| 34591 | That they distrusted each other was evident, but why had the woman feared Slippery might break into the bell tower during the guard''s absence? |
| 34591 | The iron hooks would serve her purpose, but dared she try it? |
| 34591 | The meetings are open to the public, are n''t they? |
| 34591 | The question is, what shall we do with her?" |
| 34591 | Then Penny heard him say:"Oh, it''s you, Mrs. Weems? |
| 34591 | Tired?" |
| 34591 | Understand?" |
| 34591 | Understand?" |
| 34591 | Want to drive past there?" |
| 34591 | Was it not possible that he might return there before leaving Riverview? |
| 34591 | Was n''t the message written on a pad of paper before it was placed in the envelope?" |
| 34591 | Was some intruder hidden in that room? |
| 34591 | We take most of the risk, plan all the big jobs, so why should n''t we have more?" |
| 34591 | Weems?" |
| 34591 | Weems?" |
| 34591 | Weems?" |
| 34591 | Weems?" |
| 34591 | What have you done this time?" |
| 34591 | What purpose could it serve?" |
| 34591 | What''s that? |
| 34591 | What''s this about a traveling outfit?" |
| 34591 | When there came a lull in the excited flow of words, she said quietly:"Mr. Bailey, do you mind answering a few questions?" |
| 34591 | Where are you taking yourself?" |
| 34591 | Who are you, girlie?" |
| 34591 | Who but he or an accomplice could have known where the money was hidden?" |
| 34591 | Who can know about The Life Beyond? |
| 34591 | Who uses them and why?" |
| 34591 | Why are you convinced that Mr. Gepper is a medium?" |
| 34591 | Why not promise to stay with us instead of going away on a trip?" |
| 34591 | Why?" |
| 34591 | Will that be okay?" |
| 34591 | Will you please come inside and close the door?" |
| 34591 | Will you, Penelope?" |
| 34591 | Would n''t you think a policeman could find something else to do?" |
| 34591 | You are dumbfounded, my little one?" |
| 34591 | You did n''t see the man note down the plates of other cars?" |
| 34591 | You have someone to take her place?" |
| 34591 | You read in the paper that their home was entered?" |
| 34591 | You think Penny should write the story?" |
| 34591 | You would not like that, I take it?" |
| 34591 | You''re quite sure you locked the suite door?" |
| 34591 | _ 200_ CHAPTER 1_ DOUBLE TROUBLE_"Now I ask you, Lou, what have I done to deserve such a fate?" |