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 |
|---|---|
| 3393 | I wonder who lives here-- what little boy?" |
| 3393 | If I do not keep myself quite out of the picture, what painter ever did? |
| 3393 | Why not silver? |
| 3392 | What cargo? |
| 3392 | Why do you use bias for opinion? |
| 3392 | A moment of hesitation elapses, and then the questioner pursues,"Here and there a horn?" |
| 3392 | He came to her beaming one day, and demanded,"You know I have always held such and such an opinion about a certain group of fossil fishes?" |
| 3392 | The final demand comes through the trumpet,"What cargo?" |
| 3392 | Willson was accustomed to apparitions, and so he said simply,"Wo n''t you sit down, father?" |
| 3397 | Whose hand is this, Lorry? |
| 3397 | Graham feigned not to hear, and Booth asked again,"whose hand is this?" |
| 3397 | Was I not already richly successful? |
| 3397 | Would not he bid his parting guest good- bye? |
| 3396 | He did not recognize me, but he gave me at once a greeting of great impersonal cordiality, with"How do you do? |
| 3396 | Then he seized my hand and wrung it all over again, and repeated his friendly demands with an intonation that was now"Why, how are you; how are you?" |
| 3396 | We asked him, How could he feel gay when he was no longer paying us our salaries, and how could he justify it to his conscience? |
| 3396 | When did you come?" |
| 3395 | Did I like that chair I was sitting in? |
| 3395 | He added, to the company generally,"Do you know what I think are the two lines of mine that go as deep as any others, in a certain direction?" |
| 3395 | The poet''s chanting voice rose with a triumphant swell in the climax, and"There,"he said,"is n''t it so? |
| 3394 | And now,he demanded,"what do you say to that?" |
| 3394 | Is it possible? |
| 3394 | At a funeral a mourner wished to open conversation, and by way of suggesting a theme of common interest, began,"You''ve buried, I believe?" |
| 3394 | At the last of them, Lowell had asked him, with fond regret in his jest,"Longfellow, why do n''t you do that Indian poem in forty thousand verses?" |
| 3394 | Does it kick?" |
| 3394 | He calmly asked,"Why?" |
| 3394 | I must keep my engagement, but how could I bear to miss meeting Salvini at Longfellow''s table on terms like these? |
| 3394 | Longfellow?" |
| 3394 | The old friend of the cavernous arm- chair was perhaps not wide enough awake to repress an"Ah?" |
| 3390 | How many? |
| 3390 | Oh, but he does n''t like that sort of thing, does he? |
| 3390 | Reporters? |
| 3390 | What would you do? |
| 3390 | Who- who in the world is that? |
| 3390 | A hand frailly waved a handkerchief; Clemens ran over the lawn toward it, calling tenderly:"What? |
| 3390 | He had done so, and how many mentions of him did I reckon he had found in three months? |
| 3390 | What a pang it was then not to have told her, but how could we have told her? |
| 3390 | What profanity? |
| 3390 | What?" |
| 3398 | Whose criticisms? |
| 3398 | He looked up with an unkindling eye, and asked, Ah, how was the Doctor? |
| 3398 | He said that there were fifteen dollars coming to me for that sketch, and might he send the money to me? |
| 3398 | If I knew that there were shoe- shops in Salem, ought not I to go and inspect their processes? |
| 3398 | Yea, that made it worth while, I consented; but was he sure of the other world? |
| 47060 | A shriek? |
| 47060 | Would he be out soon? |
| 47060 | Yes, do n''t you think it would fill the suspense that comes at the last word''Sold!''? 47060 Did you hit it? |
| 47060 | He would ascertain who struck the first blow, and when he had pronounced that wrong he would ask,"And you struck him back?" |
| 47060 | How could I imagine them or fail to attribute to myself something like merit from them? |
| 47060 | If the fact could not be denied, he went on to the further question,"Well, do two wrongs make a right?" |
| 47060 | Such a very little instruction would have enlightened me; but who was to give it me? |
| 47060 | The sight of such unexampled riches stopped my breath for the moment, but I made out to ask,"Is it for me?" |
| 47060 | You a married woman?" |