Questions

This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.

identifier	question
11007	Shall I soon get well again, to play with them?
11007	And have you not been paid fifty times over for what you gave Josiah?
11007	Could they ever spare Josiah better than during this winter?
11007	Have you not found it so in regard to your gifts to Josiah?
11007	I took his trembling little hand in mine, and shaking my head to clear the moisture from my eyes, said I, attempting to smile--"How are you?"
11007	I would ask that little boy or girl what he or she would sell out all right and title to the pleasure and consequence of that act for?
11007	Know you their meaning, use and language?
46059	A monkey?
46059	Am I forgiven?
46059	An accident?
46059	An''how are the darlin''childer?
46059	And did you go to that place?
46059	And have them all bloom in China?
46059	And how long,teased Mr. Black,"have you been keeping poultry, Miss Bettykins?"
46059	And this is an honest town?
46059	And would they?
46059	And you''re_ sure_,queried Mrs. Crane, doubtfully,"that you understand all those fixings?"
46059	And, Peter, did you go and buy dolls all around, too?
46059	Are n''t you afraid,blundered well- meaning Mrs. Crane, turning to Bettie,"that she''ll cut you out?
46059	Are you a different person every time anybody sees you?
46059	Are you burned?
46059	Are you knitting me a pair of socks or is it mittens?
46059	Are you_ burned_? 46059 Are-- are you a_ baby_?"
46059	Bettie,asked Dr. Bennett, the next evening,"are you sure this is your own pulse?
46059	Bettie,demanded Mr. Black,"do you want to go away to school with those other girls next September?"
46059	Bill, is ut?
46059	But day before yesterday-- no, yesterday morning-- I saw a young Frenchwoman----"A black- eyed gal wid two long braids and wan small Injin? 46059 But the watches, Sarah?"
46059	But what are you going to do?
46059	But what do you intend to do with her?
46059	But where is she now?
46059	But why in the world did n''t you leave her with her own folks?
46059	But, Mr. Black, does it really look as if I were knitting?
46059	Ca n''t I see her?
46059	Ca n''t you make a special trip,suggested Mrs. Crane,"and bring us a first- class tree-- just one?"
46059	Can she count?
46059	Can you draw?
46059	Can you see any white?
46059	Cared for what? 46059 Could n''t you go now?"
46059	Did n''t one of you adopt a baby or something like that?
46059	Did n''t you find_ any_ that folks ever get over?
46059	Did you both roll home like a pair of barrels?
46059	Did you pick her up in the woods?
46059	Do n''t you want to see my lovely new statue?
46059	Do what?
46059	Do you like my new gown?
46059	Do you sometimes forget?
46059	Do you think,asked Bettie,"she meant all that about cards and gloves and butlers?
46059	Do you think,asked Henrietta, gazing at the deserted house,"that Rosa Marie''s mother will ever come back?"
46059	Does n''t Mr. Black know it''s your birthday?
46059	Does n''t she like apples, too?
46059	Does she bite? 46059 Ees eet you for sure?
46059	Father,she queried,"do folks ever die of temperature?"
46059	Girls,asked Marjory,"do you_ like_ Henrietta?"
46059	Grannie,asked the lively girl, pressing her warm red cheek against Mrs. Slater''s much paler one,"would you like to be amused?
46059	Here?
46059	How could I,demanded Mabel, hotly,"in these gloves?"
46059	How did you know that this was the day?
46059	How do you know?
46059	How do you like Henrietta?
46059	How do you like a real storm?
46059	How would you like,asked Mrs. Crane,"to spend to- morrow with me and Rosa Marie?"
46059	How,pursued kindly Mrs. Crane,"did he get you out?"
46059	I mean, when you had her down cellar?
46059	I say,said Mabel, gently shaking her small brown charge by the shoulders,"where does your mother usually go when she is n''t home?"
46059	I suppose,said Mr. Black, breaking a long silence,"that you''ve thought of a few things to put on the tree for those girls?"
46059	Is Rosa Marie doing all that talking? 46059 Is it a reception?"
46059	Is it something you''re afraid of?
46059	Is n''t it?
46059	Is she tanned?
46059	Is she well?
46059	Is there a wounded soldier down there?
46059	Is there some sort of an animal in that cellar?
46059	Is this your little boy?
46059	Is-- is it something the cat dragged in?
46059	Is--_can_ it be a_ real_ child?
46059	Lord love ye,returned Mrs. Malony,"how wud Oi be after knowin''?
46059	Lost all your teeth?
46059	Mabel,demanded her mother,"tell me, instantly, exactly how long?"
46059	Midge,demanded Mrs. Slater, turning suddenly to her granddaughter,"what in the world is the matter with you?
46059	Miss''Enrietta,inquired Santa Claus, anxiously, when the Slater tree, too, had been stripped of all but its decorations,"might Hi be hexcused now?
46059	Now, Jean,demanded he, sternly,"is there a solitary thing in this whole world that Bettie wants?
46059	Now, is every one comfortable? 46059 Now, is n''t that just like a man?"
46059	Oh,cried Bettie,"is it possible that you''re Mrs. Howard Slater''s new granddaughter?"
46059	Oh,moaned Marjory,"why did I ever tell her that there was a fire?"
46059	Oh,_ would_ you do me a favor?
46059	Oh,_ would_ you lend your baby to me? 46059 Peter,"demanded Mrs. Crane,"what_ is_ that speed limit?"
46059	Peter,faltered Mrs. Crane,"have I_ got_ to ride in that?
46059	Rheumatism troubling you to- day?
46059	Say,queried Mabel, after she had accepted Bettie''s proffered brother,"what does''permanently''mean?"
46059	She does n''t milk at this time of day, does she?
46059	Should you think,panted Mabel, hopefully,"that there''d be school Monday?"
46059	So_ that''s_ what has taken you to Bancroft every afternoon for all that time?
46059	The folks that lived in the shanty beyant?
46059	The what kind of cuss?
46059	The what?
46059	Then she''s a brunette?
46059	W''at ees a favaire?
46059	Want any help?
46059	Want to hear it?
46059	Was that French?
46059	Was the cellar all horrid with old papers and rats and mice and spiders and crawly things with legs?
46059	Well, you''ve seen Mrs. Howard Slater?
46059	Well,returned Mr. Black,"why not?
46059	Were you like Henrietta,queried Jean,"when you were young?"
46059	What about the other time?
46059	What are they?
46059	What are you all locked in for? 46059 What are''responsible parties''?"
46059	What color are her eyes?
46059	What grade do you belong in?
46059	What happened?
46059	What happened?
46059	What have you done now?
46059	What idea?
46059	What in the world shall we do?
46059	What in?
46059	What is it going to be?
46059	What would you have said if your mothers had asked you where this child was?
46059	What''s the matter with that child''s complexion?
46059	What''s the matter, grandma?
46059	What''s the trouble?
46059	What,asked Aunty Jane, cautiously drawing closer,"is your name?"
46059	What,asked Mrs. Bennett,"do you intend to do with that-- that atrocious child?"
46059	Where am I, anyway? 46059 Where did all this money come from?
46059	Where did you get so much milk?
46059	Where do you s''pose your mother is?
46059	Where is it now?
46059	Where''s Mabel? 46059 Where''s that baby you adopted?"
46059	Where''s the other girl?
46059	Where,asked Bettie,"is your crochet hook?"
46059	Which one is that?
46059	Who are the pretty beads for?
46059	Who forgets?
46059	Who tied you to that table?
46059	Who,demanded Jean,"is to sit on the door and knit?
46059	Whose child is that?
46059	Whose clothes does he think you''re going to wear for''extra wraps''? 46059 Why do n''t the other boys do it?"
46059	Why do n''t you let Martin plant them?
46059	Why does n''t somebody_ do_ something? 46059 Why does your grandmother call you Midge?"
46059	Why in the world,demanded Marjory,"did she sit on the door?"
46059	Why not?
46059	Why?
46059	Why?
46059	Will it snow very soon?
46059	Will you promise to go slow?
46059	Wo n''t it be perfectly fine?
46059	Would n''t it be beautiful,sighed Jean,"if Bettie could only come too?
46059	You wo n''t forget my shoes, will you?
46059	You''re a dear Grannie,breathed Henrietta, kissing the old lady''s delicate hand,"but I''m quite sure you''re spoiling me; is n''t she, Bettie?"
46059	You''re out of it all, are n''t you?
46059	Your fodder''ave nice house, plainty food, plainty money?
46059	_ How_ do you know it?
46059	A grinning boy, looking from plump Mabel''s ruddy countenance to fat Rosa Marie''s expressionless brown one, had asked wickedly:"Is that your sister?
46059	An''how''s Bettie darlin''wid all her purty smiles?
46059	An''who''s the little lady wid the rosy cheek?
46059	And did they charge you full price?"
46059	And that tree----""But,"queried Mr. Black,"what would it be the day after?"
46059	And the glorious times the absent four would have together-- how_ could_ Bettie miss all that?
46059	And what do you think?
46059	And, Aunty Jane,_ could_ you lend me a perfectly inkless hankerchief?"
46059	Are n''t you coming in here to eat apples with the rest of us?"
46059	Are the cards safe, Bettie?
46059	Are you all burned up to a crisp?"
46059	Betther, is ut?
46059	Broken hydrant?"
46059	But Mrs. Slater intends letting Henrietta go some place next fall; why do n''t you talk it over with her?"
46059	But how in the world did it get there?
46059	But w''ere, w''ere----?"
46059	But what''s this about automobiles?"
46059	But where''s me little black- oiyed Bettie-- there''s the swate choild for yez?
46059	But, Elizabeth, why not finish your introductions?"
46059	But_ where_ was Mabel?
46059	CHAPTER XV An Unexpected Treat"PETER,"demanded Mrs. Crane, stopping short on the horse- block,"who''s going to run that thing?"
46059	Can you guess what it is?"
46059	Could n''t we knock and ask in a perfectly proper way to see the lady of the house?"
46059	Could n''t you_ tell_ her to?"
46059	Crane?"
46059	Did you order her by number from some catalogue?
46059	Do n''t you remember how Mrs. Crane was always being good to people even when she was so dreadfully poor?
46059	Do you suppose we''re giving her too much milk?
46059	Do you think I''m going to suffer like this and not have''em_ show_?"
46059	Do-- do_ I_ look calm?"
46059	Does n''t anybody else like snow, I wonder?"
46059	Going to the Cottage?"
46059	Got all your wraps?
46059	Has n''t anybody an errand?"
46059	Has she_ ever_ wanted anything?"
46059	Have you had a nice day?
46059	His, or mine?"
46059	How did I get outdoors?"
46059	I did n''t know just exactly what that meant, so I said:''Does that mean that you''ll lend me a few for two hours?''"
46059	Is n''t there somebody we can go to see?
46059	Is she dangerous?
46059	Is that why you treat her like potatoes?"
46059	Is there anything that could_ possibly_ happen that would wake her up and bring her back?
46059	Is this Saturday or Sunday?
46059	Mapes?"
46059	Midge, will you please ring for Greta?
46059	My hat?
46059	No water?
46059	Not ride in your own automobile?
46059	Now, girls, you''ll be sure to come to- morrow, wo n''t you?
46059	Oh,_ do_ you think she''ll come with me?
46059	So that Janitor put you down through the dust- chute, did he, Mabel?
46059	That baby?"
46059	That''s the meanest Janitor----""Where is he?"
46059	The weather''s likely to stay mild for another twenty- four hours, is n''t it?"
46059	Then, as her quick eye traveled over Mabel''s plump figure, Henrietta added wickedly:"Was that chute built to fit?"
46059	There''s no fire downstairs, but there_ will_ be-- What''s that?
46059	They have n''t seen anything but your husk; and I had them scared blue; did n''t I, girls?"
46059	Tucker?"
46059	Was n''t she right beside you a minute ago, Bettie?
46059	We do n''t want any such sorrowful specimens round here to cast a gloom over our Christmas, do we, Sarah?"
46059	What are you doing-- Christmas presents?
46059	What do folks think the good Lord_ gave_ us money for?
46059	What was that?"
46059	What''s all the noise about?"
46059	What''s all this racket?"
46059	What''s on yours, Mabel?"
46059	What''s that?"
46059	What''s the matter with your face?
46059	What''s the trouble?"
46059	Where do you s''pose it''s gone?"
46059	Where does Rosa Marie come in?"
46059	Where in the world did you get her?"
46059	Whose muff is this?
46059	Whose neck belongs to this pussy- cat thing?
46059	Why ca n''t we take a long walk?
46059	Why?"
46059	Will you help?"
46059	With all the family I have now?
46059	Would you let me have her to play with for---- Oh, for all day?"
46059	Would you like to be a black conspirator and humble your most haughty servitor to the dust?
46059	You know who that girl is, do n''t you?"
46059	You like the looks on him, hey?"
46059	You''ve seen Grandmother, of course?
46059	[ Illustration:"MY SOUL, WHAT ARE YOU, ANYWAY?"]
46059	_ Could_ I keep her until six o''clock?
46059	_ Have n''t_ you any joints anywhere?
46059	_ Is n''t_ it most two o''clock?
46059	asked Mr. Black,"or did you simply kidnap her?
46059	demanded Mrs. Bennett, suspecting something of the truth,"how long have you had that child here?"
46059	ejaculated that good lady,"what are you, anyway?"
46059	exclaimed Henrietta,"do n''t_ you_ know?"
46059	exclaimed Jean,"are you leaving all those chocolate cups on the fence for_ me_ to carry in?"
46059	no hat on yet?
46059	queried Jean,"or did the Village Improvement folks use you to dust the sidewalks?"
46059	shuddered Mabel,"do you take shower baths?"